Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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DR. J. L. JARMAN President of the college — who, by his administrative efforts and personal integrity, has made the school one to be proud of, and, by his force of character and kindliness of spirit, has in- fluenced its high standards of achievement.

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NTERACTION OF TEACHER AND STUDENT ■ PHERE were times in pr4 A IS e- imro« on when teachers, to their scholars, were - ' - of a world apart, but that unhappy circumstance fades ay in the present re- lationship of those who guide and are guided. Th Simi gJtribute to the personal- ity and enthusiasm of a professor comes in the ex r g ard ften: He made me enjoy the class or Her classes were the shortspt iTlKe S- Throughout the administrative, academic, andLs :Mf= T(y]pes- f our careers at Farmville there have been we do. The policies ' success of our club the college. It has been an i with those who hav capable, interested persons to direct or guide all our achievements in the classroom, and the the integrity of the administration and faculty of of interaction. We have benefited by contact esire for learning and our love of perfection.

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MARY MACAULAY SNEAD B. A. Librarian WILLA M. BOYSWORTH B. A., B. L. S. Second Assistant Librarian S. L. GRAHAM Business Manager VIRGILIA 1. BUGG Registrar WINNIE V. HINER Treasurer MAUD K. TALIAFERRO Postmistress FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FROM freshman to senior, every student is in constant con- tact with those who direct and influence all the happen- ings of our college life in a multitude of ways. The academic pursuits of the classroom, the social activities which round out the serious side, the physical education which is particu- larly important in the defense of the nation, and the business transactions necessary in the conduct of affairs ... all receive the attention of a well-trained, experienced faculty and ad- ministration. Rarely a day passes without the necessity (by no means unpleasant) of a visit to Miss Bugg ' s office. As Reg- istrar of the College, she is our consultant on such important and perplexing matters as courses, curricula, and hours of credit. The treasurer ' s office is carefully supervised by Miss Hiner, who minimizes financial worries of the treasurers of organizations. Miss Mary, dignified and gracious, is Head of the Home. Mr. Graham, as Business Manager, appears as an illusive person until one learns his habitual haunts . . .