Washington Seminary - Facts and Fancies Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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WASHINGTON SEMINARY It was in the year I878 that a group of brilliant Atlanta people gathered in the home of one of the prominent families of the city. Their conversa- tion touched many subjects here and there, as conversations are wont to do, and it finally ended in a discussion of education. The general opinion seemed to be that Atlanta was in great need of a qualified school. The owner of the house made the generous gesture of offering her two back parlors as a place where the classes could meet., Another person offered to furnish desks, another promised funds for operating expenses, and the Washington sisters offered to t .,-' - . arge of the school. Thus, The Misses Washington's .. : i- P T' o being. These three inspi - l 1-GNLQQ 's Lg- and Miss Anita Washington wer a st Qn , ,---i i 1 n the young lives theY touched. g --- f eir Person 'e j 1 chool Brew. The origin :tw shigownmha bdfo 'T est Peachtree near Baker S - f r the t v- to is- -J and then to the corner ' n nd Fairlie streets. Q At len t ol ordfffhagdtd thefho l wg :Q amed by the SeniorClass I8 ashington eminary. ' ln the fo tmy A he i R' sm oll ii: Robert Parks as principa V1 wdiia o ' r or i tion, of broad sympathies, ' owe enl:aBy,7slf5 wa ig n throughout GeorSia. To e we . onor acc ang 3. The beloved V ' , mca'r.' P ' ipal of Washir18ton Seminary. Here was M .rig fi. , 1 , umane, so apprecia- tive, yet so demanding, ' Q A M -Q . ,. f ertheless commanded awe. Twice during her life-time the school moved: first to North Avenue, and finally to its present position on Peachtree Road. The gracious white- columned residence-of today befits the dignity of Washington Seminary -a dignity entirely in keeping with the historical background of the schoo . This is the school that Miss Emma B. Scott and Mr. Llewellyn D. Scott inherited as niece and nephew of Miss Bessie Chandler. Today the school prospers and grows in the hands of Miss Emma and Mr. Scott, who remain the living examples of the starlike ideals of the school-the ideals expressed by its motto-Light and Truth. -Gladys Cook