Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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TH MOU NT Vl KUEEF ? I if PJA Jfacultp (Continued) Mrs. C. H. Trowbridge Secretary and Treasurer A.B., St. Charles College; Summer student in English, Monteagle; Seven years teacher of English, Centenary Academy, Palmyra, Missouri. Blanche Louise Morris Business Departmen t Student Weaver College, 1917-1919; Siler Private School, 1920-1921; Graduate Emanuel Business College, 1922; Teacher in Public and Private Schools. North Carolina, two years; Principal in Vance Business College, Asheville, 1922 1924; Teacher Business Department, Weaver College, since February, 1924. Mildred Lucile Jones Secretary to President and Business Department Graduate Brevard Institute, 1923; Secretary to the President of Weaver College; Instructor of Short- hand and Typewriting, Weaver College, since 192.1. Eugene Robert Presson Graduate Manager of Athletics and Alumni Secretary Graduate Weaver College, 1916; Teacher in Public Schools, Buncombe County; Graduate Manager of Athletics and Alumni Secretary at Weaver College, since February, 1924. Gladys Louise Williams Instructor of Latin Brevard Institute, 1919; Martha Washington College, 1920; Weaver College, 1921 1924; Instructor of Latin. Weaver College, 19231924. Harold Slaten Instructor of Algebra Weaver College, 1923; Instructor of Algebra, Weaver College, 1923-1924. Mrs. E. IL Elliott Dietitian and Domestic Scietu-i- B.M., Sayre College (Ky.); Dietian, Meredith College, Oklahoma State College, Florida State College, Gulf Park College (Miss.), Weaver College, since 1923. Bernard Houston Abrogast Athletic Coach Fishburn Military School (Va.); Columbia Prep. School (D. C.) ; Washington and Lee University, 1914-1918; Assistant Physical Director, W. and L. University, 1918; Coach Football, Weaver College, 1923. B. C. REAVIS College Pastor Rutherford College ; Trinity College; Emory University. [22] gg X€ 5£ 8K f a

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TTM | si fvUQIUlNIHr i NEERj Jfacultp C. H. Trowbridge, President Education and Religious Education A.B.. Pritchett Institute. 1893; Summer Sudent. University of Chicago, 1896. 1903. 1905; A.B.. Harvard. 1901. and A.M.. 1902; Graduate student, University of Iowa, 1920-21. Teacher and Principal Missouri Public Schools, 1893-1896; Professor Science, Central College for Women, 1896-1900; Instructor in Chemistry, Manual Training School of Washington University, 1902-1907; Superintendent Brevard Institute, 1907-1923; Weaver College since 1923. Y. E. Powell, Dean History and Economics A.B., Trinity, 1920. and A.M., 1922; Teacher East Durham High School, 1921-22; Principal Ran- dleman High School, 1922-23; Councilor, Lake Junuluska Camp for Boys, Summer of 1923- Weaver College, since 1923. Mrs. Lee Pylaxt, Dean of Women Mathematics Graduate Georgia State College for Women, 1915; Summer student, Columbia University 1917- Sum- mer Student. Georgia State College for Women, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923; Mathematics Teacher Bowden Georgia, High School, 1915-1918: Principal and Teacher Mathematics, Roopville. Georgia. High School ' 1918-1921; Dean of Women and Teacher of Mathematics, Weaver College, since 1921. Thomas O. Deaderick Latin, French and German A.B., University of Tennessee, 1872, and A.M. later; B.L.. Cumberland University, 1874; Teacher Latin and Greek. University of Tennessee. 1877-1888; student German Universities in Leipzig and Berlin 1888-1889; Teacher Latin and Greek, West Florida Seminary, 1889-1891; Professor Latin and French ' Southwestern Presbyterian University, 1891-1913; summer student, Chicago University, 1904-1907- at- tended lectures, Columbia University, New York ' 1912. S. B. Churchwell Science Student University of Mississippi 1915-1917. 1919-1920. and summers of 1916 and 1 Summer Student George Peabody College for Teachers, 1923; Principal Union High School. Mississippi 1917- 1918; Principal Central High School, Pascagoula, Miss., 1920-1921; Science Department Weaver College, since 1922. Miss Lucile Smith English Graduate Georgia State School for Women ; Student two years. University of Chica? University of Georgia, 1922; Summer student Georgia State College for Women. 1923; Summer student. For eight years teacher in Georgia Public Schools; Teacher of English and History. Brevard Institute, 1920-19 Miss Mary T. Pescud, Librarian Spanish and Portuguese L.I., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate Eaton and Burnett ' s Business Collge; Special Student Scarritt Bible and Training School; Student Library Science, State College of North Carolina; Missionary Teacher in Brazil, 1898-1915; Librarian and Teacher of Spanish, Lander College 1921-1923- Weaver College, since 1923. Arthur L. Manchester, Director of Musical Department Piano. Voice, Theory, Harmony Graduate of Philadelphia Music Academy; Student of Richard Zechwer, F. J. Bussman, of Royal Con- servatory of Milan, Italy, and F. H. Tubbs. New York City; Associate Editor, the Etude. 1893-189C; Editor The MUSICIAN, 1896-1902; Dean School of Music, Converse College, and Director South Atlantic States Music Festival, 1904-1913; Director Fine Arts Department, Southwestern University, 1913-1918; Director Music Department, Hardin College, 1918-1920; Composer, Contributor to musical periodicals! Conductor of symphony orchestra, Elmira, X. Y., 1920-1923; Weaver College, since 1923. ' A IM fc t:3

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