The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
wINTHROP'S FACULTY.

normal and industrial lines, the Win
throp college, is to begin its annual
session on Sept. 80, just six weeks
hence. As already announced in
The State many more applications
have been filed by those desiring to
attend the college than the capacity
of the college will permit of. Up
wards of 400 applications arc now in
President Johnson's hands, and those
who do desire can file applications up
to Sept. 10. The college will ask
for an additional appropriation at the
coming session of the general assem-
,ly for the purpose of erecting addit-
pnal dormitory accommodations.
President Johnson intends to admit
g many as can be comfortably quar-
tired The main college building is
large enough to accommodate 600
Students, but the dormitorics ut pre-.
ct cannot quarter more than half
oithis number in perfect comfort.
The success of the institution has
ben remarkable, and the coming scS-
sin promises to be the hest since the
oranization of the institution. AI-
dional teachers have been employed
an the faculty is very strong ono.
Th board has finally finished the
wok of rcorganizing the faculty, and
it's lembcrs are as follows, the teach
cr f hygiene being the only one
thathavc not yet been selected:
, b. Johnson, \. NJ, president
(Unrclsity of Tcnncsscc.)
Eward p. Moses, A. Nj. (Univcr-
sity of Tcnncssce) - Pcdagogics,
ethic and psychology.
Jmcs 7. Kinard, Ph. ID. (Thc
Citid and John Hopkins University
-Er;lish language and literature
and cics.
We. Brcazcalc, Nj. S. (Furman
UniveNity, Rutgers college, the Sor-
bonnc,p Paris s)-Mathcmatics, physics
lane 1e{ronomy.
| WADE II. Brown (Ncw England
Conservatory of Music, Sternschen
Copssrvatorium, Berlin, and Pupil
of pr, Jcdlizcka )r--Dircctor ofmuSic.
Hiss Nj. w. Woodrow (Stamton
Female Institute aud Winthrop Nor
marollcgc)-Chcmistry and biology.
Mss Hortcnse Roberts (Formcrly
Tcrhcr of Language in East End
Colrgc, Nashville, Tenn. .l-lLatin.
Miss N. Sara Condor Cooper In
Suite and PariS)-Frcc hand and
ill,strial drawing and ari,
Hiss Lucy DaIlctt Urcxcl InSti-
t'tc PhiladclphiaO-Scwin". dress
mling and millinery.
Miss Laura &. Hutchinson (Drcx-
cl Institute, Philadclphia)-Cook
AID domestic economy.
Miss Ada WoIf(Thc Normal sch" !
o'Gymnas;;rs AID lu>tiu,c Of Tech
mlosy, Boston, Physical culture
Md physiology.
Miss Eva X. Hughes (Drcxcl IN
situtc, Philadelphia hia)-Stcnngraphv
and typcwriting.
Miss Mary NJ. Southcr Bridge
water Normal school, Mass. )-Noyal
music.
Miss Lee Wicker (Pcahody Nor
nal College. Nashville, Tcnn.) lie.
t0rY.
Miss Margaret W. Coates (Acadia
University. y. Sl--Modcrn lam
suagcS.
X. b. Cunningham tThc CitadcD
bookkeeping.
Miss Mary &. Pope winthrop
Normal Cullc.cl-AsSistant in ma1h
emnl!cs.
VI - Lula Hook (Pcabodv Nor
NAL Collcgc)-AsSistant in English
and mathematics.
Miss Octavia Williams (Grccnvillc
Female Cullcgcl.x~A Assistant in iu-
strumrnial music.
Miss Mamie +. Wicklit!c Que
West Female Col!c9c), and Miss
Leila a. Russell winthrop Normal
Observation-Disclosures in practice
school.
Il. F. 'na"in4han ,,BonkArcrvr
and Secretary.
Miss Florence l.. Nancc-kcrpcr
Of college record, and Office secretary.
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