Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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MLss Jnarii yjYklie l mrij ox With the utmost tact and poise, Miss Mary presides at the head of the home department. Patient and understanding in her relations with the student body, she holds dear the standards and welfare of Alma Mater, and devotes unceasing effort to its cause. Her deep appreciation for honest effort makes pleas- ing her a pleasure; her sympathy for our problems and her charming manner have won our admiration and devotion.

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JJr. . Id. arrmLYL President of our college for thirty-six years. Dr. Jarman, the embodiment of the gallantry and hospitality of the old South, IS not only our president but a force in the character of every individual with whom he comes in contact. Possessing a remarkable quality of remembering names and faces, he is a friend to all and loved sincerely by everyone. He is such an integral part of our institution that the word Farmville suggests to our hearts the red rose in his lapel, his kind eyes, and his all-inspinng motto of keep on hoping.

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Martha W. Coulling, L. L.. Professor of Fine and Applied Arts, beloved senior member of Farmville faculty, has retained during a half-century of service, the refreshing enthusiasm of youth. Samuel L. Graham, Business Manager, never too busy to help in any situation, always smihng, effectively carries out his work. Virginia Bedford, B. S., M. A., Assistant Professor of Fine and Applied Arts, makes herself a successful art teacher by giving her unique personality to her work. Georgie Norris, B. S., M. A., Su- Acknowledged as an outstanding au- An acclaimed authority on modern pervisor, Fourth Grade Campus Train- thority on sociology, especially on racial principles of education, John P. ing School, combines ab ility with an problems, Florence Stubbs, B. S., Wvnne, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Pro- inherent South Carolmian charm and M. A., Associate Professor of History fes ' sor of Education, Director of dignity. and Social Sciences, is a notable person Teacher-Training, has won great fame and teacher. through his hook— The Teacher and the Curriculum. X ' ' Ith a love and understandmg of history, Sarah B. Tucker, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of History and Social Science, made a vivid impression on her many students. Minnie V. Rice, Prof. L atin, has m her years of serv- ice here kept alive a vital spirit that has endeared her to many girls. briskly and thoroughly Susan W. Field, M. D.. Resident Physician, has gone about her duties of graduating healthy teachers. Carrie B. Taliaferro, B. S.. M. A., Professor of Mathemat- ics, renders invaluable service to the school in contacting alumnae with their alma mater as well as in training teachers of mathe- Frances Waters. M. A.. Assistant Prof. Geography, exhibits a keen in terest in every individual in he classes and has given a valuabl service to the Social Science de partment. 5.. Noted for his broad, unbiased of opinions and a friendly cooper- n- ative spirit, J. E. Walmsley. A. M.. Ph. D.. Professor of History and Social Science, heads an outstanding depart- ment.