Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Mrs. B. G. Lowrey, Lady Principal How could Hillman do its best if Mrs. Lowrey was not Lady Principal? She is a sweet, sincere, gentle woman whom we all lo.e. She has great executive ability, and is a marvelous woman in many ways. Her Christian influence is felt by every one. She teaches physiology and mothercraft. She had five stars in her service flag. It s no wonder she loves young folks. Mrs. M. P. L. Berry, Assistant General Manager Mrs. Berry holds the world’s record for speed. We challenge anybody to do anything quicker than Mrs. Berry can do it. She studied voice in Boston, New York, New London and o’.her places, and taught voice until recently, but gave it up this year to give her lime to shopping for the girls, nursing “flu,” etc. She’s “the sweetest singer in Israel.’’ Miss Margaret Bennett, Expression Miss Bennett has been connected with Hillman College longer than any of the faculty. She taught here when she was younger, then taught in other colleges in Virginia and Mississippi. She has made a great success of her work and we consider her one of the best expression teachers in the State. We like her loyalty, sincerity and faithfulness. Page seven

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W. T. LOWREY, D.D., LL.D., President It has often been said that Dr. W. T. Lowiey has done more for Christian education in Mississippi than any other man in the State. For thirty years he has been a college president. . The three colleges over which he has presided are Blue Mountain, Mississippi, and Hillman. He is truly one of the South’s greatest men. M. P. L. Berry, Vice-President Mr. Berry, our worthy vice-president, is one of the most popular men on the campus. His pleasing smile, geniality, “Good Morning, White Folks,” and inestimable worth have won for him the love of the student body and the faculty. Besides being vice-president, Mr. Berry is our efficient science teacher and general manager. B. G. Lowrey, LL.D., Field Secretary Dr. B. G. Lowrey s chapel talks are worth all it costs to go to college a year. H.s many years in college work have given him ripe experience. For thirteen years he was president of Blue Mountain College and then for seven years he was president of Amarillo Military Academy. He is known far and wide as one of our greatest educators. He has a big brain and a bigger heart. Page six

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Miss Lynn Lowrey, English Miss Lowrey has been at the head of the English Department for two years and we feel that no one could take her place. She is always cheerful and happy. In her we find a true and gentle friend, ever ready to help or give a word of suggestion. She is a graduate of Blue Mountain College. Miss Ethel Moody, Latin and Education Miss Moody starts us out with “amo, amas, amat. We wonder why she doesn t discuss that verb with some handsome man and quit teaching. Miss Moody is an energetic little woman, a friend and a helper ,to all. She has a kind word and a cherry smile for everyone. She takes great interest in Y. W. A. and in “star gazing.” Miss Alla Mayze Bailey, Mathematics Miss Bailey has the Math. Department, the most unpopular branch in Hillman College. She was prob- ably the most unpopular teacher in school the first month of the session, but as the students learned her solid worth and her sincerity she began to grow in favor, and is now one of the most popular teachers in Hillman College. Page eight