Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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PAGE 24 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY KATIIKYX T. ABBEY, M.A.. Ph.D. Instructors in the Department: Kathryn Trimmer Abbey, M.A., Pb.T). Robert Cotterill, M.A.. Ph.D. Ciiil:i L. Shores. M. A., Ph.D. Annie Marie Therese Popper, M. A., I ' ll. I). ..; ry of Florida. to be published by (he University of North Carolina Press in 193S. She served mi the membership committee of the South- ern Historical Association convention and attended the American Historical Associa- tion in Providence. She served as vice-president of the Florida Historical Society and was a speaker for F.S.C.W. week. Dr. Popper is working on an article dealing with Anglo- German Negotiations during the last decade before the World War. She attended the American Historical Association with Miss Abbey and has served this year as president of the local A.A.T.W . Dr. Shores has written an article on the History of Florida State College for Women. Dr. Cotterill presided over one of the meetings at the Southern Historical Convention and was a delegate to the Mississippi Valley Historical Association in St. Louis. They were both speakers for F.S.C.W. week - . ' wo new courses in history have been offered this year, History of America and Principles of American Institutions.

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Officers ELIZABETH G. ANDREWS, Director of Personnel and Placement. MARGARET R. SANDELS, Dean, School of Home Economics ARTHUR WILLIAMS, Vice President of the College OLIVIA N. DORMAX. Dean of Students BOARD OF CONTROL NATHANIEL M. SALLEY, Dean, School of Education

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PAGE 25 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE MARIAN D. IUISII, MA. Instructor in the Department: Marian I). Irish Miss Irish, who attended the Carnegie Conference on In- ternational Law at Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan, and spent her summer in Europe viewing such organizations as the League of Nations and International Labor Organiza- tions at Geneva, Switzerland, served as sponsor of the Inter- national Relations Club. This organization made a real con- tribution to the campus this year by bringing Sir Herbert Ames of the Carnegie Foundation to the college for a number of enlightening discussions and talks on current issues. The Club also attended the South East regional convention of I.R.C. at Auburn. Alabama, in February. Miss Irish contributed an article based on a study of con- federate constitutions in international organizations which formed a chapter in a hook of peace plans by (he Carnegie Endowment for international peace. DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY HENRY F. BECKER. M.A. Instructors hi the Department: Henry F. Becker Gladys Fawley. M.S. Mary Alice Eaton, M.S. Mr. Becker and Miss Fawley attended sever- al conventions this year and contributed a number of articles and maps to periodicals. They each lead a discussion at the F.E.A. meeting. Mr. Becker and Miss Eaton were among the faculty members who made a trip to Americans, Ga.. in the spring to investigate the soil conservation project there. Miss Mary Alice Eaton of Evanston. Illinois joined the department this year to fill the place of Miss Adrienne Taylor who is on leave of absence to complete work on her master ' s de- gree at the University of Chicago.