Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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ADMINISTRATION 19-THE MOH I AN-34 The English Department Miss M. Aline Bright, Ph. B., Chairman. Miss M. Aline Bright, head of the English Department, has lived in Nfchile prac- tically all her life, graduating from Barton Academy. She received her Ph. B. at the Uriversity of Chicago, graduating with highest honors, among these being membership in Phi Beta Kappa. Besides being First Vice-President of the National English Council, she has edited a special edition of Joel Chandler Harris’ Uncle Remu.: Hi. Song. and Saying.. She received international recognition when an account of her life appeared in a London Publication, Principal Women of America. Miss Bright takes greatest pride in her work as director of the A. B. L. S., a literary organization which she founded in 1907. Through this society more than thirty honor graduates have received higher education. Cady. A. B.: Cole. II.iv. A. It.: M • rs. L.. M. A.; A. B.: Dlx. M. A.: Knglnnd. A. B.: Forney. A. B.: Graham. M P.. A. Houston. B. S.: Knud.cn. M. A.; I.aur«-ndine. A. It.: Moore. R. M. A. Sc'.sill. A. It.: Wagner. It. S.: Water . It. S.: White. A. It.: Wilkie. A. B. It. TWKNTY-THRKK

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ADMINISTRATION 19-THE MOHIAN-34 The Commercial Department Mr Oscar Boland, B. A., Chairman. Mr. Oscar Boland, head of the Commercial Department and teacher of bookkeeping and salesmanship, hails from Tallassee, Alabama. This marks his eleventh year of teaching in the Mobile schools, having taught fourteen years before coming here. He received his B. A. degree at Meridian College, having also attended Ruskin College, and has taken summer courses at the Universities of Alabama, Tennessee, Columbia, and Tulane. Outside of his commercial work, Mr. Boland enjoys quite a reputation as a journalist. TWENTY-TWO

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 19-THE MOHIAN-34 ADMINISTRATION The Industrial and Fine Arts Department Mr. Cecil M. Ward, B. S., M. A., Chairman. Mr. Cecil M. Ward is the head of the Industrial and Fine Arts Department and the Director of Industrial Kducation in Mobile County. He has a Master of Arts Degree and a Bachelor of Industrial Arts Education Degree from Ohio State University, where he was the assistant instructor in the Industrial Arts Department. Before coming to Mobile in 1925, Mr. Ward taught Industrial Psychology in the Ohio county schools for six years and Manual Training in eastern Ohio and West Virginia for five years. PAGE 24 Hoifue: Rrimm. B. S.; Gresham: Houser: Hubbard. R. S.. M. E.; Mixon. R. S. Randlette, Ph.. B.: Smith. R. S.: Snyder. R. S.: Sowell. B. S.: Stookey. R. S.. R. M. TWENTY-FOUR