The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
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PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
Another college year has begun; the
Paramount collegians have again taken
the hill" but in much stronger num-
bers than ever before; all is full Of life
and movement The only incident TO
mar this occasion is the incomplete con-
dition Of the street railway; this work,
however, is nearly finished and in a
very few days the cars will run TO the
college. In the meantime the wagonettes
will continue meeting the cars at the
corner Of Douglas and Hillside avenues
The opening exercises Wednesday were
well attended. Several addresses were
delivered. Prsiednt Morrison spoke OF
the founding Of Paramount and the work
now going forward and the work OF Sc
curing the endowment. The ehlef al
dress was deliered by Rev. Ritchie, pas
tor OF the Episcopal church Of this city,
and 2 former student Of Dr. Morrison.
Mr. Richie is a very fine speaker and
was well received.
..,rba will Is the citadel Of character"
was the main proposition Of his stirring
speech.
Rev. Richie was followed by Rev. H.
2 Thayer who in a few words gave
some splendid advice as 10 the care and
ol1ysicai needs OF the body.
Professor Marshall, director Of the mu-
steal department, assisted by Miss Lelage
Hall. the instructor Of the piano, con-
Quoted the musical exercises Of the &C
casion.
With only two exceptions the old mem
bers Of the faculty are all at their &C
customed places. DR.. Kingsberry sue
cseds Dr.. Cooley in the Greek depart
ment. and DR.. Slavery will occupy Prof
Spindler's place as the instructor Of
Logic Psychology.
All regret Mr.. Myron Boyle's absence
this year. but congratulate him on his
position on the repertorial staff Of the
Eagle. His position as instructor of
bookkeeping will be occupied by Mr..
Charles Fifer a young man who has a
fine reputation as an experienced and
successful teacher.
Al recent meeting Of the faculty Mr..
u. II Hess, the Paramount football
coach was appointed physical trainer
and viii thus look after the physical in
terests OF the young men.
A brief meeting Of the Athletic asso-
citation was held Thursday morning.
Mr c. c. IseIy was elected manager Of
The football team and instructed TO make
dates for games. The association also
decided 20 place a shower bath in the
college building for the use Of the team
The y NJ c. A boys are busy prepar-
ing for the years work Fourteen new
ren gave in their names Saturday as
members Of this association.
Old students and the members of the
faculty miss very much the faces of the
class Of 90. All the members of this
class were very earnest and loyal Fair
mopnters. OF this class, Daisy Zeininger
IS now principal Of the Ellsworth High
school Lille Zeininger is a teacher in
the ward schools q Hayes City; Ellen
Robinson teaches at Benton; Adeline
Finn has the AIilleTton school; Frank
McClung has a, similar position at Viola:
Bee Baker as Instructor, presides over
the youthful at Derby, and Mabel Mill
son is the Instructor of eIocution at
Paramount Location of the others has
not yet been reported.
Paramount can now boast Of a music
department with a course covering a
period of three years, on the completion
upon the recommendation Of the teach |
ers of this department. Entrance upon !
this course is the same as in the college. |
l. a, the completion Of a high school or
academic course.
First Year-Piano or Voice twice
week: English; German or French; Cho-
rus
Second Year-Piano or Voice; English;
German or French Harmony; Chorus.
Third Year-Piano or Voice: Harmony;
History Of Music; Elocution.
German. French, English and Elocu-
ton are carried with the college classes, !
and credits may be given or received, |
should student change his course.
The new department has already en- |
role ia number Of special students. |
These do not pursue the course looking |
10 graduation in this department, but |
study music in connection with their |
collegiate studies. Special students may |
enter al any time, no previous academic |
or music study requirsd.
Miss Lalage Hall is the teacher Of |
Piano and has already begun her work. /
Prof. Marshall teaches the Voice. Har- /
mony. History and Chorus classes. the |
latter already organized and numbering |