Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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FACULTY Fifteen

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- i ■ Mugj f I ' limniiiin. uima Department of Education. The first unit of the New and Greater Normal, the Training School Building, is in process of construction. The main campus of the New Normal will consist of a fine pecan grove of about twenty acres, with about ten acres more of growing pecans adjoining but not included in the campus. Lying along another side of the campus is a natural park of about twenty acres, on which three springs are found that will furnish water for two swimming pools and a fish pond. Mr. Leavitt is also drawing plans for this park, which, when completed, will be one of the beauty spots of Troy. V. THE SCHOOL FARM On Jan. 1, 1921, the school embarked upon a new enterprise, and equipped a new farm, for the double purpose of utilizing the waste from its dormitories and of producing its dairy products and fresh vegetables. It now has one of the best herds of Jersey cows and Poland China hogs in this section of the State. So far, the farm has been too far away to be used as a laboratory of agriculture; but when the school is moved to its new site, it can thus be made a valuable adjunct to the Department of Science. VI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Aside from the increased enrollment which reached a grand total of 931 in 1921 (exclusive of the 892 in the Rural Extension classes and 7 1 5 in the Training School), the most important of the minor events of the school ' s his- tory during the past four years are: 1 . The enlargement of the present location by the purchase of several more lots in the block to the rear of the campus. 2. The erection of a large open-air pavilion on the north campus. 3. The purchase of a moving picture outfit for the purpose of emphasiz- ing visual education; and, 4. The addition of a car for the better handling of the school s field work. —THE PRESIDENT. Fourteen

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FACULTY OF 1922-23 EDWARD MADISON SHACKELFORD, A. M., LL. D. President MATTHEW DOWNER PACE, C. E. Mathematics EDGAR McBRYDE WRIGHT, A. M. Director Training School, Head Department of Education, and Supervisor Junior High School ANNIE RAY, A. M. Teacher of Primary Methods and Director of Primary Practice Work MARY DEBOW RICH, M. A. English MRS. ARTHUR OWENS Secretary MRS. KATHERINE McCALL Public School Music MARY H. MILLER Household Economics AUXFORD F. CARTAIN, B. A. History and Civics HERBERT A. SAVAGE, B. A. Science ALLIE MAY RYMER Physical Education LORAINE HAMIL, B. S. Teacher Intermediate Methods and Director Intermediate Practice Work C. M. FARMER, M. A. Director Extension and Field Work CLAIRE ROGERS Drawing and Handwork J. W. CAMPBELL, M. S. Manual Training, Athletic Director, and Assistant in Science KATIE KELSOE Assistant in Mathematics and English Sixteen