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prosperously growing, and we believe is enlarging its field of usefulness. The improvements last year
helped much in the line of accommodating the School, but still there are needs. The parlor and office
are both used as music rooms. All the students’ rooms are filled, and about 25 gentlemen are obliged to
find rooms out in town. Then, there is a small debt on the purchase of the property to be provided for.
These and other needs demand enlarged contributions to this central interest of the Conference. Two in
the School are preparing for the ministry. During the revival, 17 were converted, and a number of them
joined the Church. In this report I wish to acknowledge the help and kindness of the brethren, and
especially of our Divine Master. G. P. Hott, Principal.
Visiting Committee to Shenandoah Institute (p. 13). We, your visiting committee to
Shenandoah Institute, beg leave to report the following: We were present at the examination of classes
of Shenandoah Institute during the closing week, June 5, 1890. We found the School in good condition,
and the promptness with which the questions were answered in the examinations showed that great
proficiency had been attained in the several studies. The records showed an increase of students far
above any previous year. Resolved, That we lend our influence as a conference in sending students to
Shenandoah Institute. J. B. Chamberlain.
Shenandoah Institute College Catalog, 1890-91: The People’s
Educational Monthly (June 1891). The following articles appeared in the
June 15, 1891, edition (Vol. IV, No. 6) of The People’s Educational Monthly.
Recent Graduates (with current places of work). 1887: C. H. Tatum,
Florence, Ala. 1889: C. W. Canan, B.S., Shenandoah Alum Springs, Va.; and Lucy
G. Hedrick, M.A., Dayton, Va. 1890: Charles A. Funkhouser, B.S., Mt. Jackson, Va.;
Edward S. Spessard, B.S., Chewsville, Md.; Josiah F. Snyder, B.S.; Keedysville, Md.;
Florence A. Fries, M.A., Winchester, Va.; H. Reca O’Roark, M.A., Casanova, Va.;
and H. W. Bayer, B.E., Sleepy Creek Bridge, W.Va. 1891: Charles A. Funkhouser,
B.A., Mt. Jackson, Va.; and Carrie M. Dyche, M.A., Dayton, Va. Diplomas in Piano:
Zetta Smith, Churchville, Va.; Evangeline Suthard, Marksville, Va.; and B. C. Miller,
Dayton, Va. Diplomas in the Music Teachers Course: E. T. Hildebrand, Dayton, Va.;
S. A. Myers, Greenmount, Va.; J. F. Snyder, Hulon, N.C.; and J. M. Good, Dale
Enterprise, Va. Diplomas in the Commercial Department: Mary V. Cook, Moscow, Va.; M. C. Beard,
Hagerstown, Md.; C. L. Weast, Mt. Meridian, Va.; J. M. Stinespring, Cowan’s Depot, Va.; G. N. Robinson, White
Post, Va.; H. P. Sheets, Harrisonburg, Va.; S. F. Sibert, Mt. Olive, Va.; J. S. Garver, Boyce, Va.; S. A. Allred,
Ashboro, N.C.; E. B. Funkhouser, Mt. Jackson, Va.; J. A. Stover, Mt. Jackson, Va.; and Edgar William
McMullen, Singer’s Glen, Va.
1890-91 Students (121 names; 9 enrolled in classical courses, 24 in scientific, 61 in English, 96 in music,
5 in medical and 20 in commercial: Marie E. Alfred, S. A. Allred, Laura C. Baker, Verdie F. Baker, W. W.
Baker, M. C. Beard, S. W. Beazley, Dora Billing, J. D. Burkholder, Gertie F. Burtner, Nora E. Burtner, Stella
Burtner, B. P. S. Busey, Carrie Byrd, Emma Byrd, H. L. Carpenter, J. W. Clary, Bertha B. Clevenger, Carrie A.
Clevenger, Carroll C. Clevenger, Clarence Clinedinst, C. Wedon Cochran, Fred A. Cochran, Kittie L. Conder,
Mary V. Cook, Emma L. Cootes, Nettie Cootes, Robena Cootes, Henrietta Cromer, Carrie M. Dyche, Oladdie E.
Dyche, S. J. Fielder, Anna A. Fisher, C. R. Frankum, D. L. Fries, Hose E. Fries, Winona R. Fries, C. A.
Funkhouser, E. B. Funkhouser, Lucy M. Garretson, J. S. Garver, Lillie V. Garver, J. B. Gochnour, J. E. Good,
J. S. H. Good, Virginia Grimes, Turissa M. Gruver, Bessie E. Herring, Cottie Herring, Fannie Herring, J. S. A.
Herring, T. J. Herring, E. T. Hildebrand, Guy D. Hott, J. T. Hott, J. H. Howard, Llewellyn Jackson, Evan Jones,
J. W. Jones, Maggie L. Larrick, N. K. Larrick, Arthur A. Long, John Lowman, James M. Lutz, E. W McMullen,
Lena E. Mendenhall, Lillie S. Messick, Alice M. Michael, Charles W. Michael, B. C. Miller, J. I. Miller, Geo E.
Moore, Pallie S. Mouse, S. A. Myers, R. W. Nelson, Harry I. O’Neal, Geo. C. Ours, D. C. Parker, Ida L.
Pennington, Grade J. Peterson, J. M. Powell, E. H. Rexroad, Cora M. Robinson, Geo. N. Robinson, Viola Roby,
A. M. Rucker, Anna Ruebush, Joseph R. Ruebush, W. H. Ruebush, J. W. Shaefer, S. J. Shaver, W. E. Shaver,
H. P. Sheets, R. L. Sheets, Anna M. Shrum, P. M. Shrum, S. F. Sibert, Zetta Smith, J. F. Snyder, J. C. Soule, Cora
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prosperously growing, and we believe is enlarging its field of usefulness. The improvements last year
helped much in the line of accommodating the School, but still there are needs. The parlor and office
are both used as music rooms. All the students’ rooms are filled, and about 25 gentlemen are obliged to
find rooms out in town. Then, there is a small debt on the purchase of the property to be provided for.
These and other needs demand enlarged contributions to this central interest of the Conference. Two in
the School are preparing for the ministry. During the revival, 17 were converted, and a number of them
joined the Church. In this report I wish to acknowledge the help and kindness of the brethren, and
especially of our Divine Master. G. P. Hott, Principal.
Visiting Committee to Shenandoah Institute (p. 13). We, your visiting committee to
Shenandoah Institute, beg leave to report the following: We were present at the examination of classes
of Shenandoah Institute during the closing week, June 5, 1890. We found the School in good condition,
and the promptness with which the questions were answered in the examinations showed that great
proficiency had been attained in the several studies. The records showed an increase of students far
above any previous year. Resolved, That we lend our influence as a conference in sending students to
Shenandoah Institute. J. B. Chamberlain.
Shenandoah Institute College Catalog, 1890-91: The People’s
Educational Monthly (June 1891). The following articles appeared in the
June 15, 1891, edition (Vol. IV, No. 6) of The People’s Educational Monthly.
Recent Graduates (with current places of work). 1887: C. H. Tatum,
Florence, Ala. 1889: C. W. Canan, B.S., Shenandoah Alum Springs, Va.; and Lucy
G. Hedrick, M.A., Dayton, Va. 1890: Charles A. Funkhouser, B.S., Mt. Jackson, Va.;
Edward S. Spessard, B.S., Chewsville, Md.; Josiah F. Snyder, B.S.; Keedysville, Md.;
Florence A. Fries, M.A., Winchester, Va.; H. Reca O’Roark, M.A., Casanova, Va.;
and H. W. Bayer, B.E., Sleepy Creek Bridge, W.Va. 1891: Charles A. Funkhouser,
B.A., Mt. Jackson, Va.; and Carrie M. Dyche, M.A., Dayton, Va. Diplomas in Piano:
Zetta Smith, Churchville, Va.; Evangeline Suthard, Marksville, Va.; and B. C. Miller,
Dayton, Va. Diplomas in the Music Teachers Course: E. T. Hildebrand, Dayton, Va.;
S. A. Myers, Greenmount, Va.; J. F. Snyder, Hulon, N.C.; and J. M. Good, Dale
Enterprise, Va. Diplomas in the Commercial Department: Mary V. Cook, Moscow, Va.; M. C. Beard,
Hagerstown, Md.; C. L. Weast, Mt. Meridian, Va.; J. M. Stinespring, Cowan’s Depot, Va.; G. N. Robinson, White
Post, Va.; H. P. Sheets, Harrisonburg, Va.; S. F. Sibert, Mt. Olive, Va.; J. S. Garver, Boyce, Va.; S. A. Allred,
Ashboro, N.C.; E. B. Funkhouser, Mt. Jackson, Va.; J. A. Stover, Mt. Jackson, Va.; and Edgar William
McMullen, Singer’s Glen, Va.
1890-91 Students (121 names; 9 enrolled in classical courses, 24 in scientific, 61 in English, 96 in music,
5 in medical and 20 in commercial: Marie E. Alfred, S. A. Allred, Laura C. Baker, Verdie F. Baker, W. W.
Baker, M. C. Beard, S. W. Beazley, Dora Billing, J. D. Burkholder, Gertie F. Burtner, Nora E. Burtner, Stella
Burtner, B. P. S. Busey, Carrie Byrd, Emma Byrd, H. L. Carpenter, J. W. Clary, Bertha B. Clevenger, Carrie A.
Clevenger, Carroll C. Clevenger, Clarence Clinedinst, C. Wedon Cochran, Fred A. Cochran, Kittie L. Conder,
Mary V. Cook, Emma L. Cootes, Nettie Cootes, Robena Cootes, Henrietta Cromer, Carrie M. Dyche, Oladdie E.
Dyche, S. J. Fielder, Anna A. Fisher, C. R. Frankum, D. L. Fries, Hose E. Fries, Winona R. Fries, C. A.
Funkhouser, E. B. Funkhouser, Lucy M. Garretson, J. S. Garver, Lillie V. Garver, J. B. Gochnour, J. E. Good,
J. S. H. Good, Virginia Grimes, Turissa M. Gruver, Bessie E. Herring, Cottie Herring, Fannie Herring, J. S. A.
Herring, T. J. Herring, E. T. Hildebrand, Guy D. Hott, J. T. Hott, J. H. Howard, Llewellyn Jackson, Evan Jones,
J. W. Jones, Maggie L. Larrick, N. K. Larrick, Arthur A. Long, John Lowman, James M. Lutz, E. W McMullen,
Lena E. Mendenhall, Lillie S. Messick, Alice M. Michael, Charles W. Michael, B. C. Miller, J. I. Miller, Geo E.
Moore, Pallie S. Mouse, S. A. Myers, R. W. Nelson, Harry I. O’Neal, Geo. C. Ours, D. C. Parker, Ida L.
Pennington, Grade J. Peterson, J. M. Powell, E. H. Rexroad, Cora M. Robinson, Geo. N. Robinson, Viola Roby,
A. M. Rucker, Anna Ruebush, Joseph R. Ruebush, W. H. Ruebush, J. W. Shaefer, S. J. Shaver, W. E. Shaver,
H. P. Sheets, R. L. Sheets, Anna M. Shrum, P. M. Shrum, S. F. Sibert, Zetta Smith, J. F. Snyder, J. C. Soule, Cora
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