Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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FACULTY Miss Olive M. Jones—Our head of the mathematics department is as quick and clever a personality as she is a mathematician. Miss Marie Turnipseed—She is a dainty, soft-spoken person whose classes are in Latin and mathematics; she's been mistaken for a freshman. Miss Cordelia Henderson—is the athletic instructor whose colorful skirts and scarves suit her position, and whose ability merits her the position. Dr. Minnie Almira Graham—Our professor of physical sciences is one who interests her pupils in her work, who loves the sciences, and who knows her subject thoroughly. Mrs. John Lyon—Here is our live- wire of energy, who, besides teaching English, is the advisor of the Literary Societies, and the companion of the students. Miss Ida M. Patrick—She is quiet in her actions, but she is working steadily toward an interest on the cam- pus in her language—French. Mrs. J. McEwen—She is a Queens graduate, and as considerate and fair- minded a teacher as there is on the campus. Her classes in the physical sciences are interesting. Mr. R. V. Kennedy- A brave man is he who stands among so many ladies, and braver still because he teaches history to nearly every student and makes her like it. Miss Mary Wharton—We are in- troducing a delightful personality whose love of piano and music is skillfully transferred to her audience each time she plays. Miss (irate Robinson—She thrills you with her voice, inspires you, and Captures you with the sunny nature and jolly spirit of a great singer. Patrick McEwen Kennedy Wharton Robinson Jones Turnipseed Henderson Graham Lyon [6]

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FACULTY Miss Mary Mathilda Fulton—She is a small energetic hard-worker whose pupils in home economics recognize her ability in that field. Miss Mary H. Inglis—Here is the dynamo who has a whole school to herself—the school of business—and she turns out the finest stenographers and secretaries available. Dr. Agnes Stout—Here is our child wonder—a delver in research, head of the English department, a careful pro- fessor, but catch her off her guard, and you really know her. Dr. Charles W. Sommerville—He is the inspiration of every girl at Queens. His classes in Bible are fascinating and applicable because of his kindly spirit and his faultless methods of ex- plaining the Book. Dr. M. Dorisse Howe—She is a pro- fessor who knows her biology back- wards and forward, and is not content until her pupils are following in her footsteps. Miss Rena Harrell—Have you ever met a lover of books who was as orig- inal and interesting as the books she loves ? That describes our librarian. Jleto gear Fulton Inglis Stout Sommerville Howf. Harrell

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FRESHMA DAYS Norma Moore Lucielle Kidd Indian Trail, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Annie Laurie Anderson Badin, N. C. Cornelia Davis Charlotte, N. C. Kate Brown Landrum, S. C. Virginia Snapp Charlotte, N. C. Jean Asbury Charlotte, N. C. Sara Little Charlotte, N. C Louise Denham Mooresville, N. C. Kathryn Alexander Gastonia, N. C. Ruby McCain Matthews, N. C. Katherine Lowrance Mooresville, N. C. Nell James Morganton, N. C. Katherine K. Martin Ware Shoals, S. C. Mildred Lowrance Mooresville, N. C. f7]