Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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Guy Herbert Wells was born at Temple, Georgia, September 26, 1892, the son of James Charles and Susan Blanche (McPherson) Wells. He entered Mercer University in the fall of 1911 and received his A.B. Degree the spring of 1915. He received his Master ' s Degree from Columbia in 192 5. Since that time he has been doing graduate work at Peabody College for Teachers. June 15, 1916, he married Ruby May Hammond. They have two children, Guy Herbert and Margaret Anne. He was Superin- tendent of Schools at Lumpkin, Georgia, from 1915-18, Superintendent of Schools at Richland from 1918-22, Superintendent of Schools at Eastman from 1922-26. In 1926 he was elected President of Georgia Normal School, now South Georgia Teachers College. During this time he organized the State School Superin- tendents ' Association and has served as Director of Georgia P.-T. A. He is also a Phi Delta Kappa man and a contributor to Georgia Edu- cational Journal. President Guy Herbert Wells, A.B., M.A. Zack S. Henderson was born January 24, 1902, at Gillsville, Georgia, the son of Hollis and Oneida Suddath Henderson. He attended grammar school at Gillsville but received his high school diploma from Maysville High School the spring of 1918. The fall of 1918 he entered Piedmont College getting his B.S. Degree June, 1922. That summer he attended summer school at the University of Chicago. The fall and winter of 1922-23 he taught Math in Piedmont Demonstration School. Dur- ing the school year of 192 3-24 he was coach and science teacher at Plant City High School. For the following two years he was principal and coach at Eastman High School. In the spring of 1927 he was elected Dean of Georgia Normal School, now South Georgia Teachers College. July 2, 1927, he was married to Marjorie Clark of Eastman, Georgia. A little son was born to them August 9, 193 0. Dur- ing the summer of 1924-26-27-28, he attended summer school at Columbia receiving his Master ' s Degree October, 1928. Since that time he has been Dean of South Georgia Teachers College. Dean Z. S. Henderson, B.S., A.M.