Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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V yftvvTvv THE • 1925 • MOUNTAlNEER f y V w f K.V ' «V.V»V f AW«BK!SV.V.V»vA%V r7:7772T Mks. S. p. Cai!Den ' History and Languages Wilson Normal, Washing- ton, D. C; One Year Stu- dent George Washington University; Two years Stu- dent American University. Teacher in Public Schools, Washington, D. C; Teacher in CoUegio Beuna Vista, Marianas, Cuba; Teacher in Candler College, Hav- ana, Cuba. Mr. S. p. Garden French and Sijani.sh A.B., George Washing- ton University, 1918; A.M., American University, 1922; Teacher Natural Science, Candler College, Habana, Cuba, 1922-192.3; Principal American High School. Candler College, 1923-1924. Mlss Blanche Morri.s Bookkeeping 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; Prin- cipal in Vance Business College. Asheville, 1922- 1924; Teacher Commercial Department, Weaver Col- lege Since February 1924. [ 12 ]

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w t v r ' ' V THE • 1925 • MOUNTA INEER- - - T ▼ T ▼ T ffVjkfc , . « 4 . «. ». ikAA.Il. okAJ .Aii »■ »• ,k . .iLA A A A A Thomas O. Deadekick L« t French, (ind (I n ' l ' l- A.B.. University of Tennessee, 1872, and A.M. later; B.L., Cumberland Uni- versity, 1S74; Teacher Latin and Greek University of Tennessee, 1877- 1S88; student German Universities in Leipzig and Berlin, 1SS8-18S9; Teach- er Latin and Greek, West Florida Seminary, 1889-1891; Professor Latin and French, Southwestern Presbyter- ian University, lSOl-1913; Summer student. Chicago University, 1904- 1907; attended lectures. Cohiml)ia I ' niversity, New York, 1912. Miss Lrcii.E Smith Engtisli .B., Georgia State College for Wo- men; Student two years. University of Chicago; Summer student. Univer- sity of Georgia. 1922; Summer student Georgia State College for Women. 1923; For eight yeare teacher in Geor- gia Public Schools; Teacher of Eng- lish and History. Brevard Institute. 1920-1923. W ' eaver College Since 1923. [ 11 ]

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, , . . . V . THE • 1925 • MOUNTAINEER- - - , ' ;;v y -:». • ' - ' «. ' ».- - -«.-»v Arthur L. Manchestke, Director of Music Depart- ment Piano. Voice, Theory, Harmony Graduate of Philadelphia Music Academy; Student ot Richard Zechwer, F. J. Bussnian, of Royal Con- servatory of Milan, Italy, and F. H. Tubbs, New York City: Associate Edi- tor, The Etude, 1892-1S96; Editor The Musician, 1896- 1902; Dean School of Mu- sic, Converse College, and Director South Atlantic States Music Festival, 1904- 1913; Director Fine Arts Department, Southwestern University, igi.S-igiS; Di- rector Music Department, Hardin College. 1918-1920; Composer, Contributor to musical periodicals. Con- ductor ot symphony orch- estra, Elmira, N. Y., 1920- 1923. Weaver College Since 1923. Miss Beulah B. Bkiiky Economics B.S. Iowa State College of Agriculture and Me- chanic Arts. 1917, and M.S., 1918; A.M., Univer- sity Iowa, 1920, and Ph. D. 1924; Instructor in Econ- omics. University Iowa, 1920-1924. GEoKciK A. Clauss Science A.B., Newberry College, 1916; Graduate School, Charleston College (S. C), 1919-1920; Summer School, University of North Caro- lina, 1923; Teacher of His- tory and English. Charles- ton (S. C.) High School, 1918-1919; Ellenton ( S. C.) Graded School, 1920-1922; Teacher History and Sci- ence, Waxhaw High School, Waxhaw, N. C, 1922-1924; Councillor, Camp Osceola, Hendersonville, Summers 1921. 1922, and 1924. [ 13 ]