West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-28

To take 1t.
Penmanship aud free. hand draw.
ing are taught in class to all who
desire them.
The present faculty is one OF
which any school might be proud.
Mrs. +. A. w. SINNER,
Miss A. g. JOY,
Principals.
Miss Mary +. Reddiugton, A. NJ.
Precoptreos and Languages.
Henry w. Hazzen, Prof. of
Literature and Natural History.
Miss Margaret Gordon, Natural
Science and English Grammar.
Miss Jessie NJ. Hall, Mathematics
and Office Asst.
Miss +. S. Winter, Preparatory
Department.
Miss NJ. l.. Slice, Art and Physi.
cal Culture.
Mrs. b. +. ID. llazacn, Conserva.
tory Director and teacher in Voice
Culture.
Miss NJ. l.. Bolc, Principal of the
Department OF Instrumental music
and teacher OF Piano, Organ and
Harmony.
Miss Mary NJ. Hatch, and Miss
Bessie Fish, Assts. IN Conservatory.
Henry Sinner, A. NJ, n. D.,
Resident Physician.
Almost all of the above named
are Eastern people, Mrs. Sinner
being a graduate of Albany State
Normal School and native of New
York State.
Miss JOY was born in Maine and
graduated at Granville, Ohio.
Miss Reddington is Connecticut
lady of learning and culture.
Prof. IIazzcn is Il native of Massa-
chusetts, having spent tho greater
portion Of his life in and near Bos-
ton. He leads classes STUDYING the
choicest works Of standard authors
and seeks TO inspire u taste for the
best literature.
Mrs. llazzen is from Lynn.
Mass, and graduate of the New
England Conservatory Of Music.
She keeps abreast with the times,
studying up, during vacation, any.
thing that is likely to be OF use to
her in teaching. This summer she
will study with Madame Hall. the
best Musical Authority in Boston.
Miss Bole is from Freeport, Pa.
and is pupil of Wm. If. Sherwood.
She toachcs the Sherwood Method,
and the advancement Of her pupils
is ample evidence that the method
is good and that she understands
how to teach it.
Frequent rehearsals arc given by
the music classes.
Miss Gordon was born in Scot
land, and lived in ireland for some
time before coming to America.
She was graduated at Mt. Holyoke,
Mass. Her teaching Is very thor
ough and practical.
Miss Hatch is a native Of this
state and graduated in 1nstrumen.
tai Music in 1889 and Taught ever
since. For the last two years she
has been employed here as as assis-
tant, pursuing her studies in Voice
Culture. She graduated this year.
Miss Fish is a Kansas girl and
proves that she possesses plenty Of
the Western "grit" We hear OF so
much. Three years ago she was
here working in the Manual Labor
Department and taking Inslrumen.
tai music. She worked so faithful
ly that she was a sopho more in the
regular music course when she left.
She taught two years and came
back last September and began
taking lessons under Miss Bolc, and
teaching pupils IN the Preparatory
Musical Department. SO faithfully
aud efficiently did she work that
che was able to graduate u The class
Of ~, not only in the regular
course, but in tbc advanced course
IN music.
Miss Hall came from Wmira, n.
y, and graduated huo 90 1887.
Since that timc she has been cnga.
gcd in teaching She is the life OF
tho school, never too tired or busy
to give assistance to anyone needing
j., or to encourage dropping spirit
with smile or kind word. She is
an active member Of the w. G.. r.
U Of Mt. Carroll. and Is promi.