| |
| |
Caption: Illio - 1895
This is a reduced-resolution page image for fast online browsing.
EXTRACTED TEXT FROM PAGE:
» • ID. Bernard Victor Swenson, B. S., Assistant in Physics, was 1K>™ in 1871. Graduated from Chi- weneon. cago Manual Training School; graduated from University of Illinois in *9J. Hnita fl> > HelloesAnita M. Kellogg", B. E., Instructor in Elocution and Physical Culture for Young- Women, graduated from McMicken University, Cincinnati, O. Medal pupil of the College of Oratory, Philadelphia, Pa.,'89. Special thesis distinction not previously conferred in the college for nine years. Theme, "Visible Expression," 8,000 words. All art and class honors. Representative for the graduating class, 42 in number, at the commencement held in the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, Pa., June, 4 1889. Successful contestant for the 'Best Original Recitation Prize" poem. University extension lecturer on * 'Modern Literature," Ohio and Kentucky. Chautauqua lecturer on "Physical Culture for Women," Ohio. Literary recitals in Washington, D. C., U. S. Bureau of Education. Special contributor to the Voice, New York, prose and verse. Special contributor to the Courier, Cincinnati, Halifax Journal, Fla., Natural Gas, Urbana, Ohio. Member of the American association for the advancement of physical culture, Boston. Member of the Americanized Delsarte association, New YorkCity. a. Albert Root Curtis, Assistant in machine shop, was born in 1860. Is a moulder and pattern maker IK. Curtis. by trade; at Michigan Agricultural College as foreman of wood shop and foundry from from *90 to *93. a* ft* Daniels. Arthur Hills Daniels, Ph. D., Instructor in Philosophy, was born in East Mednay, Mass. 1 8 Graduated from Olivet College, Mich., '87; from % Yale Divinity School, <H); pursued special studies • •
| |
