Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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(J FRANK GRASER SIPLE, Professor of ' oice Culture. Graduate of the New England Conser atory of Music 1920; Studied at Harvard Department of Music 1914-10; Professor of Voice, Shorter College 1920 — LEO C. HOLDER, B.M., Professor of ( rgan and Piano. B.AL Oberlin Conservator of Music 1920; Professor of Organ and Piano, Shorter College 1920— LUCILE CLARK, B.I L, Professor of Piano. B. L Cincinnati College of Music; Shorter College 1919 — MABLE WRIGHT, Professor of V ' iolin. Student of College of Music, Cincinnati, O., 1906-11 ; Instructor of Violin. West Kentucky College, layeld, Ky., 1911-12; Student of Ottakar Sevcik in Vienna, Austria and Pisek, Bohemia 1912-14; Instructor of Violin McLean College, Hop- kinsvilie, Ky., 1914-16; Instructor of Violin, Flora MacDonald College, Red Springs, N. C, 1915-20; Shorter College 1920— VIRGINIA ALLEN, Director of Physical Training. Sargeant School of Physical Training; Director of Physical Training, Shorter College 1920— ASSISTANTS. Susie Ernest, B.S Department of Chemistry B.S. Shorter College. Laura Bhlle Brewster, B.S Department of Biology B.S. Shorter College. Jenxie D. Ehlers, B.S.. Department of Mathematics B.S. Columbia University. Elma C. Domixick, B.A Department of French B.A. Shorter College.

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LJ7 ■ i3? , I EVERETT E. PORTER, A.B., M.S., Professor of Chemistrj ' . A.B. 1916, Baylor University, Waco, Texas; IVI.S. 1920, Rice Institute, Hous- ton, Texas; Assistant in Chemistry Rice Institute; Chemist, National Carbon Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Engineer of Tests, U.S.A. Ordnance Dept. ; Research Chemist, Ashland Iron Mining Co., Ashland, Ky. ; Fellow in Electro Chemistry, Rice Insti- tute 1919-20; Professor of Chemistry, Shorter College 1920 — IRS. ALLIE HAYES RICHARDSON, B.O., Professor of Public Speaking. B.O. Emerson College 1909; Studied Sargeant Gymnasium 1914; Studio Work, Chicago 1917; Teacher of Expression, Brenau Summer School 1910; Professor Public Speaking, Athens (Alabama) College 1909-11; Professor Public S peaking, Shorter College 1918— SUZANNE SUE HERRLICH, Professor of French. Lycee des juenes Filles, Lausanne, Switzerland ; Teacher ' s Diplomas, France and Germany; University of Colorado, Summer 1917; University of Chicago, Summer 1918; the Dwight ' School for Girls, Englewood, N. ].. 1908-10; Studv in Paris 1910-11; Knox School, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y., 1911-12; The Boree School for Boys, New ' ork City 1912-10; Monticello Seminary 1916-18; Transylvania and Hamilton College, Lexington, Ky., 1918-19; Reconstruction Aide in U. S. Army Hospitals, 10 months; Shorter College 1920 — IMOGEN COULTER, Professor of Art. School of Art, Shorter College ; Art Student League, New York ; Private Pupil to Raphael Collins, Paris; Exhibitor in the Societe des Artes Francaise, Paris; Pro- fessor of Art, Shorter College. KATHLEEN GARROW, B.S., Professor of Home Economics. B.S. Middleburv College, Middleburv, Vt., 1920; Home Economics Shorter College 1920— MARIE VAN AAKEN, Director and Professor of Piano. Graduate Amersfoot Conservatory; Hooger Burgerschool and Conservatory 1899; Amsterdam Conservatory 1899-0.i; Madame Teresa Correno. Berlin 1903-06; Pro- fessor of Piano, Southwestern University, Texas, 1906-07; Professor of Drake Uni- versity 1907-17; Professor of Piano, Shorter College 1918 — .-rrr:! ■C Page Tiventy-jour

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LP ■ T Jl arultg tattfittra Most popular Miss Kellogg Biggest flirt Mr. Holden Handsomest Miss Brewster Best sport Miss Allen Best friend of girls Miss Wendel Most intellectual Dr. Furry Sweetest Miss Hightower Most indifferent Miss Clarke Most dignied Miss Kennedy Most original Mrs. Richardson Most considerate Mr. Cousins .. -