Gem Yearbook . Clarence R. Stout received a part of his earlytraining in Hartsville College. In the fall of 1894he entered Moores Hill College, from which he grad-uated with the degree of A. I!, in 1899. Later hereceived the degree of A. M. In 1899-1900 he taughtin the New Orleans University. lie entered thepastorate in the Methodist Episcopal Church in thefall of 1901 and served for seven years on differentcharges of the Connersville District, Indiana Con-ference. He was ordained Deacon in 1903 and El-der in 1905, and is still a member of the IndianaConference. lie came to Taylor University i
Gem Yearbook . Clarence R. Stout received a part of his earlytraining in Hartsville College. In the fall of 1894he entered Moores Hill College, from which he grad-uated with the degree of A. I!, in 1899. Later hereceived the degree of A. M. In 1899-1900 he taughtin the New Orleans University. lie entered thepastorate in the Methodist Episcopal Church in thefall of 1901 and served for seven years on differentcharges of the Connersville District, Indiana Con-ference. He was ordained Deacon in 1903 and El-der in 1905, and is still a member of the IndianaConference. lie came to Taylor University in 1907and has since held the chair of Latin, besides teach-ing classes in Creek. History and liible. CLARENCE R. STOUT, A. B., A. Miss Clara A. \\ esthafer received her elementaryeducation in the public schools of Indiana. Afterhaving spent three years in high school, she enteredMoores Hill College, where she studied almost fiveyears in the Acaderrn and College her course she specialized in Englishand History and acted as instructor in English thereduring her Senior year. She was elected Professorof English and History in Taylor University in1908, afterwards being appointed as Preceptress. Miss \\ esthafer has had two years experience asa teacher in public school work. CLARA A. WESTHAFKK. A. B.
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