University of West Georgia - Chieftain Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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i tal Us K- H e all alba Tl-IE AGGIES, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE false ,,. reef? N' ' Qt ' Facts About A. SL M. The Fourth District Agricultural and Mechanical School is situated west of Carrollton on the main Bankhead highway. lt was established for the purpose of giving boys and girls opportunity of getting an education best suited to their individual reeds, capacities, and interest. So naturally one expects to find the curiculum liberal and fifty per cent vocational. As stated above, the school is co-educational and it is a secondary School of excellent facilities. The schoool easily accommodates sixty girls and sixty boys making a total of one hundred and twenty pupils. The plant is well equipped and has a valuation of two hundred thousand dollars. ,The school has had three Principals, Professor J. H. Melson, who served con- tinuously for thirteen years, l. S, lngram, the present Principal, and Mrs. Ingram, the wife of the present Principal who served -in the absence of Mr. Ingram, during the year 1925-26. The school succeeded from its initial opening date, lt has amply justifiefl the purpose of its establishment, and the dream of its founder has been more than fulfilled. lt is interesting to note that four hundred have graduated from the school and they are found in the various walks of life as follows: Lawyers 3, Teachers 85, Merchants 5, Editors 2, Home Makers 32, Minister I, Machanist 1, in Col- lege ao, Farmers Go, Business 14.2, Salesman 2o, County Agents 3, Doctors 1, Lheniist I, Nurse 3, Home Demonstration Agent 1, Professor Melson makes the intciesting statement that the combined salaries of each graduation class following the nrst year of their graduation has been more than the yearly appropriation from the State. The school remains open practically the entire year. More than two hundred teachers enroll in the Summer School, Summer camps for Girls' Clubs and Vi omen's Clubs are always held and they are all well attended. The institution ranks as an A-grade accredited high school, The school offers courses in Agricul- ture, Domestic Scieice, Shop Drawing, Literary work, Business Courses, Music and Expression. ln the academic work, Mathematics, Science and English are the principal subjects stressed. The faculty is well selected and each member is chosen for his particular work in a chosen field, Care is taken by the administration to get away from inass instruction, Effort is made to develop the individual, Such a policy has brought success to the school. 3 ' A new Alumni gymnasium has been conpletedg new poultry houses have been built and many improvements on the campus, These improvements are in line with other expansive programs which will assure the school greater usefulness and influence. V Q Thus at the close of the 231'Cl year, the enrollment reaches 216, More than hfty seniors will graduate this year, Carroll and adjoining counties have a number of the graduates who are bringing' honor and blessings to these counties through their service.

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6 3 2 Q +4141 THE AGGIES, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE Hoffman? fall 8225? SENI ORS GLQXDYS DENNY- Big Denny Roopville, Ga. A Entered A. X M. 1928. Ciceronian So- ciety. Crlee Club. Never do today what you can put off 'till tomorrow. , STEVE XVORTHY'- Hefty Carrollton, Ga. Ezitered TQZS, Football '28, basket ball '28, track '28, Ciceronian Society, first place in declamation contest. There is no noble life without a noble aim. V DEVVEY COLLETT- Judy Eason Hill, Ga. Glee Club, Ciceronian Society. Entered AX. X M. 1928. Clive the world a smile. HUGH LEE CROOK- Red Carrollton, Ga. Ciceronian Society, Baseball. Entered A. 8 lXl. 1928. Make toclay's work better than yester- days. DOYLE CASVVELL- Filly Roopville, Ga. cietv, Glee Club. A light heart lives long. 1 Entered A, X M. IQZS. Cireconian So-