Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
DR. WATSON GIVES
 GUT NAMES OF THE GALLOWAY FACULTY
Financial Commissioner En- couraged by Results Of
 Trip Into Texas.

tutlOn for next year. Several inn portant changes are made, and Dr Watson believed the corps of in structors is the s'"ong st Galloway has ever had and as good as any similar institution in the country Although Galloway is supported hy the Methcdists, the religious affilia tions of the members of the faculty
 indicate that the trustees did not limit themselves to denominationai lines, but rather selected those they considered best fit for the positions Among tne faculty are sixteen Methodists, two Lutherans, two Presbyterians, one Episcopalian and one Congregationalist.
 Dr. Watson has just returned from a trip through East Texas in the
 interest of Galloway, and reports encouraging success. He expects the 1915-16 session to be the most successful in the history of the ,ns- titut.oa, both in point of attendance and results accomplished. Galloway Faculty. The officers and teachers selected by the board, as announced by pr. Watson, are:
 President and professor of peda-
 gogy, J. M. Williams, iA B. Wander
 bile university.
 Vice president and professor of Latin, D. A. Williams, A. B., Wander 1 bilt university.
 Lady principal. Avie Lawler. English, Stroud Hall, B. s., Van
 derbilt university.
 Mathematics, Ida M. Knepper, E.
 Pd., B. S.. University of Chicago. Science, Bettie A. Rue, A. B., Ran dolph- Macon.
 Modern languages, Ethel Wilson,
 A B. Hendrix, M. IA Vanderbilt. | Mental sciences and Bible, Kate J. Bigham, Columbia university; four years profe ssor of Bible and psycho- 1 logy Columbia university. History, Florence Steward, A. M.
 Radcliff
 Academic English and History,
 Florence E. Park, student at Univer-
 sity of Chicago
 ! Academic Mathematics and Latin, Mary Tlnny, A. B., graduate Gallo. way college. Physical culture and Academy as- sistant, Gladys Dean, graduate Curry ] School of Expression, two years in Europe.
 Director School of Music, Martha 1 PignCl, two and one-half years stu
 Gent under Ernest Jedliczka at Der lin; Theory and History of Music at
 KlGndworth- -Scharwenka Conserva-
 tory, Berlin; several years with c. | Nirni1 ar | with Alfred Tocci, Florence, Italy;
 one year with Ludwig Brutner, Der | lin; ten years teacher in Brooklyn, N. Y.; four years teacher at George town university.
 Piano, Florence N. Lord. graduate and postgraduate of College of
 Music, Cincinnati, Ohio; director,
 Athens Female college, Athens, Ala Piano, Leona May Hess, pupil of Robert Teichmuller and vernon ISpender, Leipzig, two years; pupil of
 Emil Leibling; director of music,
 Pritchett college two years; Suttt- gart Training school three years. Piano, Sophia D. Blake, graduate Martha Washington college; two years student with Madame Stephan off, Berlin.
 Director School of Oratory, Susie Chambliss Dowdy, Columbia School
 of Oratory; Chautauqua School of Expression; Student under Curry. Director of Voice, Jane Pinch, Ripon college four year; special work Minneapolis, Minn., two years;
 Chicago Conservatory, one year; seventeen years experience private school teaching; St. Paul. Minn.; in structor of voice Mac Aiester college St. Paul.
 Voice, Corinne Golden Snipes. graduate Galloway college, formerly director of voice in Galloway college
 Violin, Theory and Harmony, Eva
 F. Baronhill, several years student
 in London; two years student in Der lin; two years student with SevciH, at Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hun gary.
 Art. Mary w. Blake. student one year at Berlin with Fritz Burger and Herr pr. Richter; one year in Paris
 with Castollucchio of the Academia de la Grande Chaumire; with Guerin of L'Ecole Modern, and with Richard Miller of Academic Colarossi.
 Domestic Science, to be supplied.
 Resident Nurse. Margarete Jessen
 HCusekeeper, Evelyn b. Shepar:
 Miss knepper replaces Miss Fran ces Starke, who had been with Gal loway for twelve years, and other new members of the faculty are, Miss Martha Pignol and Miss Sophia Blake
 Mrs. Corinne Golden Snipes. in- structo. in voice, is the step-mothsr of Mrs. H. Mills Fuller of Pine Bluff Mrs. Fuller's father, pr. c. c. God den, was formerly president ot :Ee college. He vii! be remembered by many of the older res dents of Fine Fluff. as at differens .,mes la served as prose cutting attorney of this circuit and later as presiding elder ot th,s Methodist district.