Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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1525 M a Mattiihw A1. Slow. Mls.B. Professor nf On an Unxie M. CuRisTixn: Ra.mse -. Mls.B. I ' rofissor of Piano Jeaxettk Howard ] ' osti;r. A.H., A.M. Assisliinl Prolissiir in liniilisli Arthi R St. Ci.AiR Sloan, M.A. Associalc Profissor of Romann ' Lanijuaf fs Steimiex Corn ' ish, Ph.R., A.M. Assistniil Professor of History Parthf.xa GnoRGE Librarian Texme Rhixkhart Rursar Lawrexce Earl McAllister, Ph.D. Professor of Pliysies Eugene Sumter Towles, M.A. Assistant Professor of Romance Lanyuages M argaret Jacobs Trained Nurse Mrs. Aubrey Matthews Instructor in Chemistry and Biology Hilda Jackson Instructor in Pliysies and Mathematics Mrs. H. B. Haynes Director of Refectory Mrs. Xao ii B. King Supervisor of Halls of Residence 29

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1525 15] n Officers of Administration and Instruction Daniel James Blocker, A.M., B.D., D.D. Prcsiiient William Davis Fl rrv, A.M., Ph.D. Dean and Professor of Pliilosophy and Education Mrs. Louise Miller Browx Dean of Jl ' omcn Georgia Edxa Robixsox. A.B., B.S. ix Eulcatiox, A.M. Professor of Mallicmalics Clara Louise Thompson ' , Ph.D. Professor of Classiial Lanijuayes Paul M. Cousixs, A.B., A. L Professor of Enijlisli Litcralurr Arthur Sackett Talmadge. Mus.B., A.B. Head of Department of Music Everett E. Porter. A.B., LS. Professor of Chemistry Ada Roberta Hall, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Lucille Jackson Instructor in Physical Education Louise Bexett Professor of I ' oice Clara Louise Kellogg, Ph.B., A. L Professor of History JoHX Nottingham Ware. Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languaijes Mrs. Allie Haves Richardson, B.O. Professor of English Speech and Dramatic Art 2S

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[EJ A%m 1525 Class Poem The daicn stniiils iioir, far-fliing! Before the glorious sun! Their inyriiul tninsi tnilant lines eiieh lure To some neiv u niorn zcay ; The sun, true to the day. Turns not — holils strong the course true, tried, and pure. The daivn stands noiv, far-flung! Tlie day not yet begun. Before us, too, gleam neic paths, niany-hued — We, toOj turn not aside. But, ei ' er true, ahide. And onicard go. iiith faith ami hope endued. Alma IMater, you have taught us — Taught us to be true; For here, we ' ve sought, anil hoped, and learned. Tilled! and thus zrr greic. The dawn stands noiv, far-flung! And, with eaeh foe o ' ercome. If e rise aneic, the brighter for the strife. After each battle won, H ith radiant joy jve come To face neiv problems of this fleeting life. The daivn stands now, far-flung! Before eaeh tlariny one! From ' midst these many beauteous luring trails We ehoose the course aright. And thus !( ' ( ' reach the height To trhieh the green and blaci; forever hails. Alma Alater, we have come — Come to say good-bye! Forth ive go — but thee ice keep Remembered ' till ire die! Lucv Shivrrs, ' 25. 30