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Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Queens College (Charlotte, N.C.) Queens College (Charlotte, N.C.). Bulletin
Subjects: Queens College (Charlotte, N.C.) Queens College (Charlotte, N.C.) Queens College (Charlotte, N.C.) Queens College (Charlotte, N.C.) Women's colleges Universities and colleges
Publisher: Charlotte, N.C. : (Queens College)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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a-tory of Music, Vienna; also Instructor for two years; Director of Music, QueensCollege, 1913-1919. Miss Laura Gillon, A.B.Piano and Musical TheoryA.B., Queens College, 1916; Post-graduate Queens College in Music and Assist-ant to Director, 1917-1918; Instructor, Queens College, 1918-1919. Miss Mary Louise Crowell PianoGraduate Queens College, 1917; Post-graduate in Music, 1918; Instructor, 1918-1919. Miss Claire Kellogg Voice Culture and Piano Pupil of Jean de Reszke and Gabriel Lapierre, Paris; also two years with XavierScharwenka in his Berlin Conservatory; two years with Moszkowski in Paris andone year with Joseffy, New York; Queens College, 1917-1919. ^To be supplied. QUDENS COLLEJGE Matron and Graduate Nurse Miss Lkna DaviesIn Charge of Dining-room Mechanical Department J. B. MORRIS Chief Bngineer Alumnae Association Miss Lily W. Long Honorary President Mrs. J. S. Flowers President Mrs. Otho B. Ross Vice-President Martha Jamison Secretary Lois Anderson Treasurer To be supplied.
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Queens College Historical SIXTY-TWO years ago, his instituton began its careerunder the name Charlotte Female Institute, in a beau-tiful building which stood as an ornament to the cityfor forty-five years. In 1901, this building gave placeto a much larger one, whose cornerstone bore the title Presby-terian College for Women. Five years ago it became apparentthat the encroachments of a rapidly growing city would makeit impossible for the Trustees to develop the institution furtherwithout changing its location. A beautiful, w^ooded campusof twenty-five acres, overlooking Charlotte from the highestelevation in Myers Park, was at once secured, and five buildingshave been erected thereon, viz.: Administration, Music, Scienceand Art, and two Dormitories. The detailed plan for heat,light, baths, ventilation, and general sanitation are excellent.The Queens Road Boulevard, one hundred and ten feet wide,ornamented with trees, shrubbery, and flowers, circles by theCollege. Electric cars connect

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