Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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r-r WfCxctrs nf Abmtmatrattott A. W. VAN HOOSE, President. A. P. HICKSON, Dean of the Faculty. VIRGINIA WENDEL, Dean of Women. MARIE VAN AAKEN, Dean of Music. N. M. KENNEDY, Bursar. ADA BELLE PATRICK, Chief Librarian. OCIE RAY, Secretary to the President. MAGGIE JACOBS, Infirmar ian. VIRGINIA LOUISE ALLEN, Director of Ph3sical Education. BESSIE BARBER, Matron. MRS. N. B. KING, Housekeeper. - k- Page Twenty-one

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loar of ©ruBtf fa OFFICERS. J. P. Cooper President T. W. Lipscomb Vice-President VV. P. Harbin Secretary J. B. Sulliavn Treasurer MEMBERS. W. W. Brooks, Atlanta L. R. Christie, Savannah J. P. Cooper, Rome L. A. Dean, Rome Q. L. Williford, Madison Harper Hamilton, Rome C. C. Harper, Rome W. P. Harbin, Rome L. G. Hardman, Commerce T. W. Lipscomb, Rome T. B. Owens, Rome F. I L Oliver, Savannah J. B. Sulli an, Rome J. S. Wilkerson, VlilledgeviUe -:i . , n Page Twenty

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n -- (ifi rrrs of 3nBtrurtian A. W. VAN HOOSE, B.A., LL.D., President. A.B. University of Georgia; LL.D. Mercer University. Professor of Science, South Georgia Agricultural College 1882-83; Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Harvard College 1883-84; Adjunct Professor of Mathematics and Latin, University of Georgia 1884-85; President of Gainesville College 1885-86; President of Brenau College 1886-1909; President of Shorter College 1910— ALISON P. HICKSON, B.A., M.A., Dean and Professor of Physics. B.A. Furman University 1901; M.A. Eastern College 1902; Four Years Gradu- ate Student LIniversity of Chicago; Fellow of Physics, the University of Chicago; Two years, Professor of Lithematics. Eastern College ; Two years. The Pedagog) ' of Mathe- matics and Science, Northern Normal and Industrial College of South Dakota; Three years. Supervising Principal of the Anaconda, Montana High School ; Five years. Head of the Department of Physics, Baylor University; One year. Associate in Research ; The Rice Institute ; Dean and Professor of Physics, Shorter College 1918— WILLIAM DAVIS FURRY, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy and Education. A.B. University of Notre Dame, 1900, A.M. 1904; Professor Latin and Greek, Ashland College 1900-02; Professor Philosophy and Psychology 1902-04; Graduate Student in the University of Chicago, Summer Quarters 1900-04; Student in Philos- ophy and Psychology in The |ohns Hopkins University 1904-06; Fellow in The Johns Hopkins 1906-07; Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins 1907; Johnston Research Scholar in The Johns Hopkins 1907-10; Associate Professor of Philosophy and Psy- chology in The Johns Hopkins 1910-11; President of Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio, 1910-19; Phi Beta Gamma; Member American Philosophical Society; Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology ; American Association for the Advancement of Science; Professor of Philosophy and Education, Shorter College 1919 — PAUL M. COUSINS, B.A., M.A., Professor of English Literature. B.A. Mercer University 19 10; M.A. Columbia University 1919; Instructor of Greek, Mercer University 1909-1910; Professor of English and Latin, Vice-President Locust Grover Institute 1910-15; Professor of English Literature, Shorter College 1915-17; Professor of English Literature, Georgetown College, Ky., 1919-20; Pro- fessor of English Literature, Shorter College 1920 — ■ Page Tii.enty-t ' v.o D