Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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LAURA E. HAYNES, B. S., M. A Education B. S. Degree from George Peabody College, Nashville. Tenn. ; M. A. Degree from Teach- ers ' College, Columbia University, New York; Diploma from Alabama State College, Montevallo, Ala.; attended Chicago University 1922; Summer Courses at University of Alabama and University of Tennessee; work in teaching; assistant in high school in Alabama six years; head of English Department and lady principal State Normal School, Daphne. Ala., one summer; taught Psychology; assistant in high school, Englewood. N. J., one year; head of Department of Education at Teachers College, Miss., 1924- ' 25. B. Sc.. Mississippi A. M. College; Clarke Memorial College; Graduate work, Missis- sippi A. M. and University of Georgia; George Peabody College for Teachers; Agri- culturist Simpson County Agricultural High School, Miss., 1915-16. 1916-17; U. S. Army, Camp Jackson. S. C instructor in agriculture; State Agricultural School for First District; Agriculturist Georgia Normal School. One year at G. S. C. W.: graduate certificate course in music, Brenau Conservatory; special work in Atlanta Conservatory; head of Music Department, Bowdon, Georgia, High School, one year; head of Music Department. Mansfie ' d, Ga.. High School, two years; head of Music Department, Blackstone Military Academy, four years; taught Piano and Violin. Blackstone College tor Girls, one year. DAVID NYE BARRON, B. S. A. Agriculture EVELYN H. COLEMAN 1 II si,

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ERNEST VICTOR HOLLIS, B. Sc., M Sc., M. A President B. Sc.. Mississippi A. M. College; M. Sc.. Mississippi A. M. College; A. M. Columbia University of New York: work towards Ph. D. Degree at Columbia; rural school teacher; high school principal and teacher; instructor in Botany and Plant Pathology at Mississippi A. M. College; assistant Pathologist Bureau of Plant In- dutry ol the United States Department of Agriculture; principal Slate Agricultural School for the First District: President Ceorgia Normal School. BURRUS 1 TTHEWS. A. 15.. M. A Dean A. B., M. A., Union University: graduate work one year at Tulane I niversity; graduate work in School Administration at George Peabody College for Teachers; principal of high schools of West Tennessee for four years; instructor in English, Warren Easton Boys High School. New Orleans; professor of Education and Psychology, Piedmont College; professor of Education and Psychology. Mississippi Woman ' s College; dean and head of Department of Psychology, Georgia Normal School.

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JESSIE GARSIDE. B. A.. M. A History A. B., Cornell College; M. A., University ot Chicago; summer courses I niversity of Chicago. 1921-22-23-24; teacher of history in high schools of Iowa; teacher of history high school at Oskaloosa, Iowa four year-: head of the Social Science Department two years; teacher of European and American History. Southwest Missouri Teachers Col- lege at Cape Girardeau. Missouri summer school. 192.S. EDITH JOHNSON. A. B.. M.A Languages A. B., Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga.; M. A.. Emory University. Atlanta, Ga., eight years ' experience; head of Language Department. Memphis, Tenn.. high school, 1922- 1924; head oi Language Department. Georgia Normal School. HILDA TUBB. A. B.. M.A English A. B. Degree from Tennessee College. Murlreesboro. Tenn.: M. . Degree from George Peibody College. Nashville, Tenn.: taught English and French two years at Beckles High School. Beckley, W. Va., and two years at Morristown High School. Morristown, Tenn.: instructor in English. Hall Moody Junior College, Martin. Tenn.. summer 1925.