Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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V CLARA L. THOMPSON, Ph.D. Professor of Latix. H.A., ' ashington University, 1906; M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1907; Student American School of Classics, Rome Italy, 1908-09; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1911. Professor of Latin, Shorter College, 1919 — . MRS. ALLIE HAVES RICHARDSON, B.O. Professor of Public Speaking. B.O., Emerson College, 1909; Studied Sargent Gymnasium, 1914; Studio work, Chicago, 1917. Teacher of Expression Brenaii Summer School, 1910; Professor Public Speaking, Athens (Alabama) College, 1909-11; Professor Public Speaking, Shorter College, 1918—. AUGUSTA FORT, A.B., B.S. Professor of Home Economics. Normal Diploma, A.B. and B.S. Industrial Institute and College, Columbus, Mississippi. Instructor IVIississippi College Summer School 1915-16- ' 17; Graduate Student Chicago L ' niversitv 1918. Director Home Economics Mississippi Woman ' s College, 1918- ' 19. Shorter College, 1920—. IMOGEN COULTER. Professor of Art. School of Art, Shorter College; Art Students League, New ' ork; Private pupil of Raphael Collins, Paris; Exhibitor in the Societe des Artes Francaise, Paris. Pro- fessor of Art, Shorter College. MARIE VAN AAKEN. Director and Professor of Piano. Graduate Amersfoot Conservatory; Houghe Burgschool and Conservatory 1899; Amsterdam Conservatory 1899-1903. Madame Teresa Carreno, Berlin, 1903-06. Professor of Piano, Southwestern University, Texas, 1906-07; Professor of Drake L ' niversity, 1907-17; Professor of Piano, Shorter College, 1918 — . CLAVTON CARL QUAST. Professor of Voice Culture.- Pupil of Francis Fisher Powers; Pupil of Nrabazon Lowther, London, England. Associate Teacher with Francis Powers; Professor of Voice, Shorter College, 1919 — . 1 J Page Tiventy-three

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MARIE C. LYLE, B.A., Ph.D. Professor of Exglish Literature. R.A. University of IMinnesota, 1911 ; M.A. University of Minnesota, 1912; Ph. D. University of Minnesota, 1917. Assistant Professor of English Literature, Uni- versity of Minnesota, 1912-18; Professor of English Literature, Shorter College, 1918—. ANN WINNE STEVENS, BA. LA. Professor of English. B.A. University of Chicago, 1903; Graduate Student University of Chicago, Spring and Summer quarters, 1903. (jraduate Student of Columbia University Sum- mer Sessions, 1907, 1908, 1916, 1917, 1918. Head of English Department, Glynn Academy, 1903-08; Head of English Department, Fort Smith High School, 1908-10; Substitute Teacher, English Department, Agnes Scott Academy, 1910-11; Professor of English, Shorter College, 1911 — . CLARA LOUISE KELLOGC;, Ph. B., M.A. Professor of Hist()r ' . Ph. B., Baylor University, 1908; M.A., Columbia University, 1913. Professoi of English, Burleson College, 1908-10. Professor of History Intermont College, 1911-14; Professor of History, Greenville Woman ' s College, 1913-17; Professor of History, Shorter College, 1917 — . RUBY HIGHTOWER, B.A.. M.A. Professor of IM.athematics. B.A., Shorter College, 1896; Graduate Student University of Loudon; M.A. Uni- versity of Georgia, 1918; Elected Fellow in Mathematics, University of Missouri for 1919-20; Professor of Mathematics, Central College, Arkansas; Professor of Mathe- matics, Alabama Normal College; Professor of ! Iathematics, Hardin College, Mexico, Mo.; Profes.sor of Mathematics, Shorter College, 1919 — . JA] IES PRESLEY CRAFT, B.S., M.A. Professor of Bible. B. S., Mercer 1906; M. A., Harvard University iqog. Th. G. Southern Baptist Theological Seminar}- 1912; Professor of Bible, Shorter College, 1920 — . CHARLES F. SHEFFIELD, B.S. Professor of Chemistry. B.S., School of ( leneral Science, Mississippi A. M. College, 1916. Assistant Chemist, South Carolina State Board of Fertilizer Control 1917; Assistant Chemist Louisiana Experiment Station, 1918; Chemist Puerta Alegre Sugar Company, Puerta San Juan, Cuba, Spring 1919; Professor of Chemistry, Shorter College, 1919 — . Page T venly-htjo

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KENNETH, WOOD, B.M. Professor of V ' iolix. B.IM. College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University 1918. Private pupil Arthur Hartman. Professor iolin and Theory of Music Shorter College 1919 — . HOWARD C. TAYLOR. B.M. Professor of Pi.ano. Graduate College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University ; Private Study with Rafael JosefiFy ; Mount Union College, Alliance, Ohio; Baylor College, Belton, Texas; Di- rector of Music Nashville College, Nashville, Tenn. ; Director of Music, Andrew College, Cuthbert, Ga. ; Shorter College, 1919 — . LUCILE CLARKE, B.AL Professor of Pi. no. B. L, Cincinnati College of Music; Shorter College, 1919. ASSISTANTS. Susie Earnest, B.S Department of Chemistry B.S. Shorter College. Allie Tingley, B.S Department of Biology B.S. Shorter College. Margaret Davison, B.O Department of E.xpression B.O. Shorter College. Page TKenty-jour