Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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Proi. Laura B. Scott Gradualed from ihe Norlh Denver High School, and received ihe degree of A.B. from ihe Unlvers.ly ol Denver in 1905. She was assislant principal ol Whealridge High School, and laughl English, German. Algebra and Lal.n, Since 1910 she has been professoi of German and English in Taylor University. Prof Ethel H OUSEHOLDER Gr iduf ted from the Norr nal School of ihe Nebraska Wcsl -yan Univei Miy. Af er lh,s she was in Iructoi in M aihe matics. jnd Engh h, in Ihe Colur nbus High Schoc 1 o f Nebra ka. She er lered Taylor Un versily H%Vt he year of 1910 and received the degrees of Ph and A.B. from this inslitulion. Al piesenl. she nstructor o: Malhemalics and English in Tayloi Prof. Mary Dale Benton Graduated in 1910 from ihe classical course of Oakland City College, with ihe degree of A.B. Al- lended Indiana University m 1912 for PosI Grad- uate work. She WES tutor in Oakland Clly College 1908-10. and professor of Latin and Greek In Illinois Holiness Unlversily 1910-12. Al present she is head of (he Lalm Deparlraenl of Taylor University 1912-13.

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Prof. G. Prepared for College Inslilule. He spent Iwo yea compleling his college coul wilh ihe degree of A.B.. wilh ihe Master ' s degree. Union Theolonical Sem.na Presbytery of Long Island of Greek and Latin m As 1912. he became a memb Faculty as Professor of Greek Francis Lee jt Ihe C cnteni jry Co llegiak ■ars ,n U ' esley Uni vcrsity se at Ne « Yc irk Un, and later he . xa: i gra Zl ' te J He recc •ived a B.D from ry. He , s a r ner nber of the IWQ- ' in he w. 3S pr ofessoi burv Coih Ege. In the fall ol er of the Tay lor Un ivcrsity Prof. I. B. Peavv M. Ped.. was educated at the Edinboio Stale Nor mal. Grove Cily College, and the PennsyKania Stat College. He taught in the pLblic schools, and was foi Pro[ . Matthew Lun ' Dqui.st Received ihe degree of Bachelor of Music, and Master of Music, at the Midveslern Conservatory of Music. Des Moines. Iowa. He has also done advanced work under such noted artists as Heinrich Pfitzner, Stern Conservatory, Berlin, Germany; Hans von Schiller and Edwm Schneider, Chicago Musical Col- lege; E. M. Bowman. Paolo Galico. and the Institute of Musical Art. New York City. He has had ex tensive experience as teacher in some of the best con- servatories. He was teacher of Piano Forte in iht Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. During the fall term of 1912. he was director of the School of Music in Laylor. and for the remainder of the year taught the advanced pupils. He is now teaching at Marion Conservatory. fve years pr ni Pennsylvama. Late: Edinboro State Nor of Biology and j BHH fl w ' JMHMil pVBS S k Kr M J K ' ' 1

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Prof. Florence Evelyn Cobb Allcnd=cl Kcnl ' s Hill Woman ' s Collc-ge and fror Ihls mslilulion received ihe dejrec of A.B. Lale she look up wjik in Curry ' s School of F.-ipression i Boslon, and jradualed from ihis school. She is pro fessor of Expression in Taylor Universily and ha charge of Physical Culture for ihe ladies. M. R ' i ' S.N ' E. D Shilling Studied an uilh the Inlernalional school. She look private work in Canlon. Ohio, and also in Newark. New Jersey. In 1912 she attended the .Art Institute at Chicago. For six years she has held the position of teacher of Drawing in Upland public schools. She IS now professor of Art in Taylor University and is slill continuing her work in ihe Upland public schools. This year she will graduate from Expression m Taylor Universily. 13 Minnie Ordell V. lls Professor of the Commercial Department, is a grad- uate of Ihe Ealon High School in Ohio. She attended Ihe Nalional Normal Universily, Lebanon Ohio, Ohio Normal Universily, Ada, Ohio, the Indiana Business College. Richmond. Indiana, and Bliss Collece, Colum- bus, Ohio, She laui;ht for a number of years in the public schools of Ohio, and also in the Indiana Busi- ness College, Richmond, Indiana, where she was prin- cipal of the Department of Stenography and Type-