Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Faculty F. H. GAINE?, D.D., President, Bible Course. MISS NANNETTE HOPKINS, Lady Principau MISS M. LOUISE McKINNEY, Graduate State Normal School, Va., Graduate Student Vassar College and RadcUffe, English Lileratitre. MISS NANNIE R. MASSIE, French and Hisforv. MISS MARY D. SHEPPARD, Graduate Western College, Ohio. rhilosophy, Pedagogy and Germati. H. B. ARBUCKLE, A.M., Ph.D., (Johns Hopkins) Physical and Biological Sciences. MISS MAUD MORROW, A.B., (Univ. Miss.) Latin and Greek, MISS ANNA I. YOUNG, Graduate Agnes Scott Inst., Student University of Chicago, Mathefnatics. MISS ANNA W. LYTLE, A.B , (Univ. Neb.) Graduate Student Wellesley College, English Language and Composition. MISS NANNIE M. LEWIS, B.S., Graduate Student Vandeibilt University, Mathematics. Physics Astrojiomy. MISS MATTIE E. COOK, Presiding Teacher, Study Hall. MISS MARY J. BARNETT, Graduate Agnes Scott Institute, History, Geography and Physical Culture. MISS MATTIE COBB HOWARD, Assistant in Biological Laboratory ,

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marked by two lone chimneys and a few scattered bricks ; for on Friday, December 21, in spite of heroic efforts to save it, the cottage burned to the ground. Memorable day ! A day that has been found convenient as the date of numerous jokes at the expense of unsuspecting and distressed persons. Since the burning of the cottage, the homeless teachers and girls have been moved to the large white house just below their former quarters. The most recent, and perhaps the most welcome addition to the Insti- tute property, came to us at the close of last session through the liberality of Mr. S. M. Inman and Mrs. Josephine Abbott, both of Atlanta. Theirs are names that have long been prominent in benevolent causes, and we believe that they could not have bestowed their gifts where they are more needed or more sincerely appreciated. Using the ten thousand dollars placed at their disposal, the Board of Trustees purchased the property adjoining the Institute on the west. The property was improved and the house fur- nished, thus providing for the accommodation of the increased number of applicants. West Lawn, as this last gift has been nained, adds greatly to the appearance of the campus, and already it has become a favorite spot to many of the ' 02 girls. In every way Agnes Scott is growing ; in consequence, there are new needs to be met each year. As long as these needs are met by the earnest efforts of the past years, we may expect this growth to continue. There are still crying needs — a new chapel, a separate building for a library, an increased number of volumes in our library. L,et those of us who are most interested in our Alma Mater not rest content until we have these things, too, and have made ourselves useful in placing Agnes Scott in the forefront of Southern educational institutions.

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School of Music JOSEPH MACLKAN, Director, Piano, Tlit ' ory and Musical History. JOHN H.STEPHAN, Piano and Orj an. MISS HELEN WATKINS. Piano and Harmony. MISS LAURA L. MILLER, Voice Culture and Sight A ' eading. MISS rilEODOKA MORGAN, I ' n ' lin. MISS MATTIE COI5B HOWARD, Superintendent of Practice. School of Art MISS LOULSE G. LEWIS, Painting and Draving. W. S. KENDRICK, M.D., Physician to Ijtstitute. MISS MARY APPLEVARD, (Trained Nuise), Jntendant of Injirniary. MISS REBECCA SMITH, Ala trot I. MISS ANNA I. YOUNG, Librarian.