The School News du lieu suivant : Hiawatha, Kansas • 16

16 THE SCHOOL NEWS September, 1907 director of music in Central University, Pella, for two years. He then took a course in postgraduate work in the Bush-Temple Conservatory of Chicago. He accepted the directorship of music in Amity college and served there for three years. He then went to Europe and pursued his studies under Prof. Maver-Mahn of the Scharwenka Conservator', of Berlin, Germany.

He has also a year's experience as concert pianist under the Co-operative Lyceum Bureau. Miss L. Marie Ilubbell has been again elected to teach Voice training at the Academy. She is wrell 4 i I I George Francis Sadler, B. M.

iipii iiiiiiii 1 NEW ACADEMY TEACHERS Academy Prof. L. Nevin Wilson, A. has been elected to teach in the science department of the Hiawatha Academy. He received his' Miss L.

Marie Ilubbell, B. M. Itecord. sor of science and mathematics at Interior Academy, Dakotah, 111., became principal of Interior Academy for the school year of 1906-07. He comes well recommended as a specialist in the sciences.

Prof. George Francis Sadler, of Indianola, has been elected director of music and teacher of piano at the Hiawatha Academy for the coming school year. He comes well recommended. He received his musical training in Simpson Conservatory, wThere he was a student for seven years. He.

was knowTn in Hiawatha and her friends rejoice at her election for the coming year. During the past year she attended Drake University and completed her course in Voice Culture. She carried off first honors in her class last June. G. AMANN SON ROUND OAK STOVES L.

Nevin Wilson, A. B. are the Stoves for School Houses. They are Great Heaters and last for years. See G.

AMANN SON early training at Hiawatha Academy. He attended Franklin and Marshall college 1899-03. He then pursued a course at Easton Theological Seminary! He was profes-.