0186 EDMONTON DAILY
JULY 22, 1907

The staff of the Alberta College for the 1907 term, has been 
arranged as follows.

RIDDELL, J.A. B.A. D.D. Principal
RACE, C.E. B.A., Secretary of the faculty.

The faculty in the arts department is composed of:

RIDDELL, J.H. Principal and professor of classics
IRVING, Elizabeth B.A. honor graduate McGill University, lady 
principal and lecturer to English and history
SULLIVAN, C.T. B.A., Gold medallist of Dalhousie University, 
Halifax, Lecturer in mathematics and science
LUCK, Elmer, C. B.A., Medallist at Toronto University, French 
and German 
HICKS. Mable V. First class teachers certificate of Manitoba. 
Province, Teacher of reading and spelling.

The commercial department faculty id

RACE, C.E. B.A. Head of the department, teacher of 
bookkeeping
EATON, E.S. B.A. Graduate of Acadia College, Nova Scotia, 
diplomist from Business Education Association of Canada, 
teacher of bookkeeping.
ELSTON, David, holder of second class teachers certificate and 
commercial diploma from Central Business College, Toronto, 
teacher of shorthand and penmanship. Mr. Elston is an expert 
penman and one of the best in Western Canada.

LAWRENCE, H. Mr. The holder of a first grade diploma in 
shorthand and the winner of the Lieutenant Governor's 
scholarship in commercial subjects. teacher in 
shorthand.BATTRICK, B.M. Miss. Holder of first class teacher's 
certificate, gives attention entirely to the typewriting room. 
BISHOP, E.S. B.A. LL.B. lecturer on commercial law.

The music department faculty is 
CHISHOLM, C.M. pupil in violin study of the late Julius 
Eichberg, of Boston, and Edmund Singer, of Stuttgart, Germany, 
1889-1893, and pupil of Petey Goetschius, in harmony head of 
the musical department and teacher of violin, voice and sign 
singing.
HOOK. P.S. graduate of the Toronto College of Music, head of 
the piano department and teacher of piano, 
McCUIRE, M. Miss graduate of the Conservatory of Music 
Toronto, teacher of piano,
WRIGHT, Iva, teacher of piano
FORSYTHE, Jean Miss., teacher of voice
PUGH, Mrs. Teacher of kindergarten music and of the history of 
music. The college is making a new departure in appointing 
some of its own pupils as pupil teachers. These young ladies 
have completed their work in music up to the senior year, and 
will give lessons under the direction of the heads of the musical 
department. The beneficial feature of this is that the head of the 
department will take the pupils at times and test them as to their 
progress and efficiency. Those already appointed are
CURRIE, Myrtle Miss. Lagham, Sask.
ANDERSON, Hazel, Wetaskiwin
STRETCH, May Miss. Ponoka

The elocution and physical culture faculty is 
HICKS, Mable V. Miss. teacher
EATON, E.S. Mr. The new teacher in commercial work, 
graduated with degree of B.A. from Arcadia College. Wolfville, 
N.S. in 1903. Subsequently he was commercial instructor in the 
Union Commercial College. Charlottetown, P.E.I. for two years 
and left that institution with a high recommendation from the 
principal.

Mr. Elston, has for sometime been teaching in the Spokane 
Business College, from which he was highly recommended both 
as a penman and as a teacher.

It is expected a new teacher will be appointed for the academic 
department, but the appointment has not yet been made.