Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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THE FACULTY.

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THE FACULTY, MISS VIRGINIA REYNOLDS, of Kittanning, Pennsylvania, who now teaches Geography, Physiology and Botany at the State Normal School, is a graduate of the Oswego Normal School, New York, and has done summer work for four years at Cornell and Harvard. Miss Mattie xVlexaniu:r Martin, of Pulaski county, Virginia, who is at present Principal of the Practice School and teacher of Senior English and Psychology at the State Normal School, was educated in Virginia. Miss Martin has studied at the Peabody Normal College and University of Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee. Before coming to this School she taught for several years in the Pea- body Normal College. Miss Edna Virginia Mofkktt, from Richmond, A ' irgiuia, is the teaclier of History and English Literature at the State Normal School. She graduated first at Hollins Institute and afterwards at Vassar College. Miss Mary F. Stone was educated in the public and ]irivate scliools of Bedford City. For three years she was Principal of the famous Hampton Acad- emy, at Hampton, Virginia, and for two, Vice-Principal of the Commerce Street School in Roanoke. Since LS!l2 she has taught Literature and Composition at the Normal School. Her home is at Roanoke, Virginia. Miss Sarah E. Pritchett, of Albemarle county, is a graduate of tiie Miller Manual School, and of the State Normal School, Farmviile, Virginia. Siie has also taken the Freshman work in English at Harvard University, and has completed tlie course in Typewriting and Stenography at Eastman College, Poughkeepsie, New Y ork. Siie is n(3w teacher of Tj ' pewriting and Stt ' uography and assistant teacher in English at the State Normal School. Miss S. Gay Patteson, of Manchester, Virginia, has stu(lic i at lladc ' lift ' c College, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Slie taught in Mount Holyoke College, Soutii Hadley, Massachusetts, for four years before. coming to the State Normal School, where she is now teacher of Mathematics. Miss Lelia Jefferson Harvie, of Amelia county, Virginia, is assistant 13

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teacher of Mathematics at tlie State Ndrnial School. INIiss ITarvic graduated at the Normal School in 1892, and has since pursued her studies at Cornell Univer- sity, New York. Miss Lula O. Andrews, of Lafayette, Alabama, who is teacher of Music, Physical Culture and History and Science of Education, is a graduate of Pealiody Normal College, Nashville, Tennessee. Miss Martha Willis Coullixg, who is teacher of Form and Drawing, and who is Librarian at the State Normal School, is from Richmond, Virginia. She graduated at the Peabody Normal College, Nashville, Tennessee, and has studied at the Teachers ' College, New York. Miss Fannie Talbot Littleton, whose home is in Chester, Virginia, is teaclier of Physics and Chemistry at the State Normal School. She is a graduate of the Normal School ; has taken the University course in Chemistry at the Uni- versity of Virginia, and has since pursued her studies at Cornell University, New York. Miss Marguerite Carroi i , of St. Louis, Missouri, is a graduate of tiie State Normal School at Farm ville, Virginia, and has also taken a course in Chemistry at the University of Virginia. She has studied Ciiemistry and Physics at tiie Washington University, St. Louis, and is now assistant teacher of IMatlieniatics and substitute teacher of Ciiemistry at the State Normal Sciiool. Miss Minnie Vaughan Rice, of Farmville, Virginia, who is now teacher of Latin at tlie State Normal ScIkio], was a graduate of tlie Farmville College when it was under the management of Dr. Paul ' hitehead. She afterwards took a short course at Harvard UniversiJ:y. Miss Estelle Smith ey, formerly of Amelia county, holds tlie diploma in the schools of French, German and Mathematics from Randolph-Macon College, at Ashland, and has completed the English work for the A. B. degree. Slie has recently studied in Paris, and has the French diploma of the French Alliance. Miss Smithey is now teacher of Modern Languages at the State Normal Sciiool. Miss Clara Fitzgerald Spiljian, of Warrenton, Virginia, is Assistant Librarian at the State Normal School. Siie has studied Music in Baltimore at the Peabody Conservatory, and also in Italy, and has private pupils in Farmville.