Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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© Miss Ele Steele, French and History Miss Steele is not only an honored graduate of our own institution but has the distinction of being one of the three lady graduates of Mississippi College. She left no less glorious record behind her at M. C. than at Hillman, graduating with special distinction in a large class of young men. She is a charming and brilliant young woman. Miss Isabel Clark, Piano Miss Clark hails from far away Portland, Oregon, but we are glad that she came South to make her fortune.” She is a graduate of New England Conservatory and a pupil of some of the greatest Ameri- can pianists. She is a brilliant performer and a charming little woman and easily wins the love of every one. Miss Marion McClelland, Voice Miss McClelland, of Decatur, 111., is the newest member of Hillman faculty. She is a graduate of James Millikin University and Conservatory. The very first day she came she won the love of every one, and ‘has held it throughout the session. She is sometimes spoken of as the little lady who has a voice bigger than she is. Page nine

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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

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Mrs. D. M. Nelson, Piano Mrs. Nelson is a graduate of Hillman and she has proved truly loyal to the “Slute.” For several years she has been assistant piano teacher, and well does she fill this position. She is a very brilliant and charm- ing woman and to know her is to love her. Miss Averilla Buckley, Matron “Auntie” is one whom we all love very dearly. When you are ill she soon make3 you well with her sweet, smiling face and cheerful voice. She makes it her daily mission to see that we get the best of food to eat. She is a real mother to us all, and we feel that Hillman could not do without her. ZENO Wall, P.D., Pastor of Clinton Baptist Church Dr. Wall is not a member of our faculty, but we feel so close to our pastor that we are putting his picture here. He is probably the best and most loved pastor in Mississippi, a wise leader, a deep thinker, a con- secrated man, a prince among men. He is now raising $60,000 to build a new church in Clinton, a big task, but a big man is undertaking it and it will be accomplished. Page ten