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Volume 6 Relation of U.B/EUB Virginia Conferences to Shenandoah University Dec. 26, 2013
School is especially adapted to the study of music. The Board of Trustees, at their meeting in June
1905, ordered new buildings, a steam-heating plant, and other improvements. The work was completed
and buildings ready for use by the middle of September (the opening of the fall term). Every room was
taken the first week of school. Students are enrolled from Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Michigan, New York, and New
Mexico. The property of the institution is worth $25,000. The music department is a special feature of
the School—an excellent orchestra of 20 members and a band of 25 members, with more than 100
pupils taking piano, voice, and violin. E. U. Hoenshel, Principal. Dayton, Va.
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute and School of Music Catalog (June 1904). Forthcoming
Calendar (p. 2): Fall Term of 14 weeks from September 19 to December 21, 1905; Winter Term of
12 weeks from January 2 to March 15, 1906; and Spring Term of 12 weeks from March 20 to June 7,
1906. Executive Committee (p. 2): A. S. Hammack, Chairman; Rev. W. B. Keeley, Secretary; and A. P.
Funkhouser. Faculty and Instructors (p. 3): Rev. E. U. Hoenshel, Principal, Philosophy, History, and
Normal Work; Charles A. Funkhouser, A.M., Science, Mathematics, and Accounts; F. B. Noble, A.M.,
Ancient and Modern Languages and Mathematics; Grace L. Petty, Elocution; R. M. Roudabush, Plain
and Ornamental Penmanship; Mary E. Gouchenour, Stenography and Typewriting; James H. Ruebush,
Director, School of Music, Harmony, Theory, Vocal, Counterpoint, Composition, and Instrumentation;
Samuel W. Beazley, Piano, Voice, and Harmony; Will H. Ruebush, B.E., Voice Culture and Director of
Band and Orchestra; Pauline Funk, Piano and Organ, J. H. Hall, Voice, Harmony, and Methods of
Teaching; J. M. Good, Clarinet, Saxophone, and Piano Tuning; and Millicene Cootes, Drawing and
Painting.
June 1906 Graduates (31 names): Jaspar Newton Barnett, Thomas Newton Benton, George Elbert
Butler, Effie Virginia Campbell, Russell Arndt Campbell, Leila Annie Cavendish, Irene Viola Copp, Edith
Eleanor Day, William Archibald Flick, Thomas Bruce Floyd, Walter Lee Foltz, Annie Magdalene Good, Myra
Louisa Grayson, Lawrence Cleophas Green, Thomas Clarence Harper, Emma Rae Kingree, Nora Virginia Lantz,
George Washington Lassiter, Oscar Massey Lee, Otho Evers Lee, William Harrison Ritenour, Charles Edward
Ross, Garland Latimer Shirley, Sidney Lee Showalter, Anna Belle Snell, James Franklin Stevens, Myrtle
Elizabeth Swank, Maude Sarah Tanner, Fred Walker Trueluck, George Quillian Wigington, and Henry Carl
Wriston.
S.C.I. Students 1905-06 (159 names): Beulah Aldhizer, Mary Alexander, Katherine R. Baker, Stanley
Barham, Jaspar Newton Barnett, T. N. Benton, Dessie Blair, Loring Bly, Irene Bowman, J. C. Brewington,
Wilmer Brower, Ernest Brown, Lena M. Brown, Bertha Brumback, H. M. Brumback, G. R. Burtner, Mae V.
Burtner, J. A. Burton, George E. Butler, J. F. Byers, Ethel Byrd, Effie Campbell, Russell Campbell, Winnie
Campbell, Mary E. Carr, Lelia Cavendish, Irene M. Coffman, Edna Copp, Irene V. Copp, Nellie Copp, Flora Cox,
Edith Day, O. C. Dellinger, Mabel Dingledine, Maggie Dingledine, Bessie Dixon, Lena Dixon, Bessie Flick,
William A. Flick, T. B. Floyd, Myrtle S. Foltz, W. L. Foltz, Cornelia Funkhouser, Fannie Funkhouser, H. Gray
Funkhouser, Margaret Funkhouser, Martha Funkhouser, Sadie Glaize, Annie M. Good, Myra Grayson, L. C.
Green, Ernest Hall, Mattie Hall, Mabel Hammack, Stella Hammack, William Harlow, H. H. Harp, T. C. Harper,
Blanche Hartman, Eva Hartman, F. P. Heatwole, Florence Heatwole, Millard Heatwole, Ward Heatwole, Bessie
K. Hinkins, Rosalind I. Hoffman, D. C. Hoover, Doris Hoover, Laura F. Johnson, Hollis Keiter, Lillian F. Keiter,
Madge Keiter, Edward C. Kibler, Lysta M. Kibler, Emma R. Kingree, Katie Koiner, Arbutus Koontz, Nora V.
Lantz, M. B. Larrick, G. W. Lassiter, Oscar M. Lee, Otho Lee, Dole Lineweaver, E. M. Linville, Mollie Linville,
Beulah F. Liskey, Cora Liskey, Etta Liskey, John H. Liskey, Minnie Liskey, Paul Liskey, Gertrude Lough, Ernest
Maiden, Sallie B. Mann, Myrtle E. V. Martz, N. H. McAllister, W. P. McAllister, Luther B. Merritt, W. T.
Merritt, J. W. Mills, E. R. Molesworth, Nona Monger, Virgie Moyerhoeffer, Kenton H. Moyers, Ruby Myers,
Fred H. Obaugh, J. B. Parker, J. S. Pickering, Myrtle Powell, Lottie R. Pulse, Leslie Rhodes, Roy Rhodes, Ward
Rhodes, Robert I. Rinker, J. W. Roadcap, Lillie Roadcap, O. C. Rocke, Florrie Rogers, Lena V. Rolston, C. E.
Ross, Laura Rowland, Glenn W. Ruebush, Jenny Lind Ruebush, Mary Ruebush, Lena Saufley, Russell Senger,
Treva Senger, Garland Shirley, A. W. Showalter, Kemp E. Showalter, Sidney L. Showalter, Luther J. Shrum, E.
W. Shuler, Susan Anna Slack, Frank Snoddy, Fred B. Spiker, Lelia Spiker, Helen Stallings, Berlyn Stinespring,
H. S. Stringer, J. L. Strole, Edwin S. Suter, Wilma Suter, Myrtle Swank, Maude S. Tanner, N. T. Thayer, Vauda
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School is especially adapted to the study of music. The Board of Trustees, at their meeting in June
1905, ordered new buildings, a steam-heating plant, and other improvements. The work was completed
and buildings ready for use by the middle of September (the opening of the fall term). Every room was
taken the first week of school. Students are enrolled from Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Michigan, New York, and New
Mexico. The property of the institution is worth $25,000. The music department is a special feature of
the School—an excellent orchestra of 20 members and a band of 25 members, with more than 100
pupils taking piano, voice, and violin. E. U. Hoenshel, Principal. Dayton, Va.
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute and School of Music Catalog (June 1904). Forthcoming
Calendar (p. 2): Fall Term of 14 weeks from September 19 to December 21, 1905; Winter Term of
12 weeks from January 2 to March 15, 1906; and Spring Term of 12 weeks from March 20 to June 7,
1906. Executive Committee (p. 2): A. S. Hammack, Chairman; Rev. W. B. Keeley, Secretary; and A. P.
Funkhouser. Faculty and Instructors (p. 3): Rev. E. U. Hoenshel, Principal, Philosophy, History, and
Normal Work; Charles A. Funkhouser, A.M., Science, Mathematics, and Accounts; F. B. Noble, A.M.,
Ancient and Modern Languages and Mathematics; Grace L. Petty, Elocution; R. M. Roudabush, Plain
and Ornamental Penmanship; Mary E. Gouchenour, Stenography and Typewriting; James H. Ruebush,
Director, School of Music, Harmony, Theory, Vocal, Counterpoint, Composition, and Instrumentation;
Samuel W. Beazley, Piano, Voice, and Harmony; Will H. Ruebush, B.E., Voice Culture and Director of
Band and Orchestra; Pauline Funk, Piano and Organ, J. H. Hall, Voice, Harmony, and Methods of
Teaching; J. M. Good, Clarinet, Saxophone, and Piano Tuning; and Millicene Cootes, Drawing and
Painting.
June 1906 Graduates (31 names): Jaspar Newton Barnett, Thomas Newton Benton, George Elbert
Butler, Effie Virginia Campbell, Russell Arndt Campbell, Leila Annie Cavendish, Irene Viola Copp, Edith
Eleanor Day, William Archibald Flick, Thomas Bruce Floyd, Walter Lee Foltz, Annie Magdalene Good, Myra
Louisa Grayson, Lawrence Cleophas Green, Thomas Clarence Harper, Emma Rae Kingree, Nora Virginia Lantz,
George Washington Lassiter, Oscar Massey Lee, Otho Evers Lee, William Harrison Ritenour, Charles Edward
Ross, Garland Latimer Shirley, Sidney Lee Showalter, Anna Belle Snell, James Franklin Stevens, Myrtle
Elizabeth Swank, Maude Sarah Tanner, Fred Walker Trueluck, George Quillian Wigington, and Henry Carl
Wriston.
S.C.I. Students 1905-06 (159 names): Beulah Aldhizer, Mary Alexander, Katherine R. Baker, Stanley
Barham, Jaspar Newton Barnett, T. N. Benton, Dessie Blair, Loring Bly, Irene Bowman, J. C. Brewington,
Wilmer Brower, Ernest Brown, Lena M. Brown, Bertha Brumback, H. M. Brumback, G. R. Burtner, Mae V.
Burtner, J. A. Burton, George E. Butler, J. F. Byers, Ethel Byrd, Effie Campbell, Russell Campbell, Winnie
Campbell, Mary E. Carr, Lelia Cavendish, Irene M. Coffman, Edna Copp, Irene V. Copp, Nellie Copp, Flora Cox,
Edith Day, O. C. Dellinger, Mabel Dingledine, Maggie Dingledine, Bessie Dixon, Lena Dixon, Bessie Flick,
William A. Flick, T. B. Floyd, Myrtle S. Foltz, W. L. Foltz, Cornelia Funkhouser, Fannie Funkhouser, H. Gray
Funkhouser, Margaret Funkhouser, Martha Funkhouser, Sadie Glaize, Annie M. Good, Myra Grayson, L. C.
Green, Ernest Hall, Mattie Hall, Mabel Hammack, Stella Hammack, William Harlow, H. H. Harp, T. C. Harper,
Blanche Hartman, Eva Hartman, F. P. Heatwole, Florence Heatwole, Millard Heatwole, Ward Heatwole, Bessie
K. Hinkins, Rosalind I. Hoffman, D. C. Hoover, Doris Hoover, Laura F. Johnson, Hollis Keiter, Lillian F. Keiter,
Madge Keiter, Edward C. Kibler, Lysta M. Kibler, Emma R. Kingree, Katie Koiner, Arbutus Koontz, Nora V.
Lantz, M. B. Larrick, G. W. Lassiter, Oscar M. Lee, Otho Lee, Dole Lineweaver, E. M. Linville, Mollie Linville,
Beulah F. Liskey, Cora Liskey, Etta Liskey, John H. Liskey, Minnie Liskey, Paul Liskey, Gertrude Lough, Ernest
Maiden, Sallie B. Mann, Myrtle E. V. Martz, N. H. McAllister, W. P. McAllister, Luther B. Merritt, W. T.
Merritt, J. W. Mills, E. R. Molesworth, Nona Monger, Virgie Moyerhoeffer, Kenton H. Moyers, Ruby Myers,
Fred H. Obaugh, J. B. Parker, J. S. Pickering, Myrtle Powell, Lottie R. Pulse, Leslie Rhodes, Roy Rhodes, Ward
Rhodes, Robert I. Rinker, J. W. Roadcap, Lillie Roadcap, O. C. Rocke, Florrie Rogers, Lena V. Rolston, C. E.
Ross, Laura Rowland, Glenn W. Ruebush, Jenny Lind Ruebush, Mary Ruebush, Lena Saufley, Russell Senger,
Treva Senger, Garland Shirley, A. W. Showalter, Kemp E. Showalter, Sidney L. Showalter, Luther J. Shrum, E.
W. Shuler, Susan Anna Slack, Frank Snoddy, Fred B. Spiker, Lelia Spiker, Helen Stallings, Berlyn Stinespring,
H. S. Stringer, J. L. Strole, Edwin S. Suter, Wilma Suter, Myrtle Swank, Maude S. Tanner, N. T. Thayer, Vauda
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