The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-25
NEW TEACHERS
AT THE COLLEGE
Especially Strong Educators Added
TO Faculty of Mississippi State
College for Women.

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Of the Department Of Ancient Lam
guage. Miss Winslow is recently
from Columbia University where she
spent several years in study for
the Doctors degree. She will be as
sisted in the work of the Department
by Miss Minnie Porter, whose prepa-
ration was received at Vanderbilt
Univei sity and Peabody College for
Teachers.
There are four new teachers in the
Department Of English: Miss Edith
Mosher, an alumnae Of M. S. c. W.,
of the class of '15, who has just COM
pleted her work for the Masters de-
gree at the University Of Colorado;
Miss Sallie fairfield, Miss Elsie
Moore, Assistant in English, and
Mrs. Steens, of New York City, AS
sistant in Spoken English.
In the Department of Modern Lam
guages are three new members: Miss
Viola Scomp, Miss Martha Devere,
with Miss Porter as assistant in
French.
The personnel Of the Home Econo-
mics Department is entirely new with
the exception of Mrs. William G..
Burgin, who, however, assumes the
position of head-ship of the depart
ment. She has as her assistants
Miss Gertrude Hayes, B. s., Universe
ty of Missouri; Miss Falba Poote, M
A., University of Chicago, a former
graduate of M. S. c. W., and ma
tive of Mississippi; Mrs. Wilkie Leg
getta Hines, B. s., M. S. C. W., and
University of Illinois; Miss Sarah
Cragwall, B. s., University of Wis
consin, and Miss Julia Scott, B. s.,
University of Missouri.
Miss Eunice Frazier is the new
member of the Department of Hy-
giene and Bacteriology She holds
a Masters degree from the Universe
ty of Missouri.
Miss Grace Massangale returns to
her work in the Physical Education
department, after years leave spent
in study. Miss Mabel Thwait is the
new assistant in Physical Educa-
ton.
Miss Alace Graham has been en-
gagged to assist in Voice. She is a
graduate of the Cincinnati Conserva-
tory Of Music, and also of the New
York School of Music and Arts, and
will be a valuable addition to the
music faculty.
A most valuable addition to the
Department of Psychology and Edu-
cation is Miss Florence Parker, Su-
pervisor of Kindergarten. Miss Par
ker comes directly from the Birming-
ham City Schools, where for six
years she has been supervisor of
primary work in that important sys-
TEN. She studied in the Birmingham
Normal and did special work under
Miss Susan Todd, of Indianapolis, one
of the foremost primary experts IN
the United States. She was sent
by the Birmingham Board of Educa-
ton to observe the work in the Hor-
ace Mann and other schools in New
York, and her work in the summer
schools of the Alabama Normals has
attracted favorable attention all over
the South.
Miss Pearl Jordan, substitute Pro-
lessor of Geography during the first
Semester, is to supply for Miss Julia
NcClarty during a temporary leave
If absence.
Miss Marianne Woodward, b. s.,
VI. S. c. W, will assist in the de-
,artment of Chemistry She is a
graduate of 1921.
Miss Claytee Evans, while not now
n the work of the Biology Depart
nent, enters upon the years work
fter having received during the
ummer the degree of Master of
'cience from the University of Chi
ago. 1t is expected that later
ew teacher will be added to the BIZ
logy Department, as efforts are now
eng made to find the person with
he right qualifications.
Mrs. Constance Emig is the new
+. w. c. A. secretary and Teacher
I Bible She comes to her work
lily equipped by unusual training
nd experience, and it may be expect
that under her direction the spi-
tual side Of the students life will q
IT be neglected.