The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07
Randolph Macon Announces l Faculty,

LYNCHBURG, Va, Sept. 6.-The preliminary list of officers, faculty and students of Randolph-Macon Women's college has just been published and dis closes a number of interesting facts. The officers and members of the faculty number 85, and among them are several changes from last year; Prof. Frank A. Tabor, Jr., who has been in charge of the departments of organ and theory at Lawrence Conservatory, Appleton, Wis, comes as director of music. He is an A. NJ. of the University of Mich igan and graduare of the school of music there. Prof. William Scott comes as acting professor of Bible. Prof. Scott has been for three years a fellow at Union Theological Seminary, N. r., carrying work both at Union and Columbia uni versity. He has received the degree of A. NJ. B. D. and s. T. D. and is highly recommended as a scholar and teacher. Prof. Harold A. Logan comes as act ing professor of economies and SOC iology. Prof. Logan has had several years of successful teaching experience and comes direct from the University of Chicago where he has been gradu- ate student and instructor in the de- pertinent of economics.
 Miss Elsie NJ. Heinrich, who is a Ph. D. of Columbia University, comes as associate professor of German. Miss Heinrich has had several years of teaching including work as acting head of the department of German at Agnes Scott.
 Miss Mary Airline Prostwich of Ocean City, N. J., who for the past three years has been studying at Bos- ton university will fill the position of adjunct professor of vocal music.
 Dr. E. E. Ayers, professor of socio- logy and English Bible will be on leave of absence and Dr. B. W. Arnold, Jr., A.. NJ. Ph. D., professor of history i; Miss Nellie V. Powell, A. M. Ph. D., as- sociate professor of English and. Miss Louise J. Smith, professor of art will return after a leave of absence last year.
 The list of students shows an enroll ment at the present time of 806; 745 of whom are boarding students and 61 day students from Lynchburg. The largest enrolment of course, comes from Virginia, which has 229 students. There is one girl from China. one from Japan and representatives from 2S states as follows: Alabama 50, Arkansas 13, Colorado 9, District of Columbia 2, Florida 15, Georgia 61, Illinois 2, In- diana 2, Kentucky 35, Louisiana 14, Maryland 8, Michigan 1, Massa chusetts 1, Mississippi 19, Missouri 4, New Hampshire 1, New Jersey 4, New York 4, North Carolina 63, Ohio 13, Okla homa IT, Pennsylvania 21, South Caro- lima 34, Tennessee 64, Texas 32, Vir- ginia 228 and West Virginia 28.
 The following students are from Alabama:
 Acker, Marie, Anniston. Baskin, Minnabel, Selma.
 Beckham, Thelma, Ironton.
 Bolinger, Audrey Pearl, Bolinger.
 Booth, Kathryn B., Hartselle.
 Brasfield, Mary A., Birmingham.
 Broadus, Margaret G., Decatur.
 Calhoun, Margaret D., Ensley.
 Terrell, Edith, Birmingham.
 Fuller, Ida Elizabeth, Lafayette.
 Grayson, Frances B., Mobile.
 Griffin, Ruth Athlaine, Cullman.
 Harris, ReBecca, Florence.
 Hendricks, Thomasine, Selma.
 Hill, Elizabeth H., Montgomery.
 Hunter, Willie, Roanoke.
 Inabnett, Lucy, Birmingham.
 Jenkins, Lucie Lee, Montgomery.
 Jones, Ellen Frances, Montgomery. Kelley, Sara Louise, Opp.
 Lee, Minnie Coleman, Birmingham. Lipscomb, Virginia, Birmingham.
 Loving, Laura Hinemon, Montgom- cry.
 Lyon, Elisa Arlington, Montgomery. McAndrew, Sarah Elizabeth, Union Springs.
 Marshall, Fanny Perry, Marion.
 Moore, Kathleen Mims, Birmingham. Murphree, Ruth, Troy.
 Noll, Annie Louise. Montgomery.
 Pitts, Emily, Montgomery.
 Plumbles, Edna ", Selma.
 Ramage, Eleanor, Decatur.
 Reeder, Lucie Virginia, Florence.
 Rish, Annie Beryl, Dothan.
 Rosenstihl, Helen C., Union Springs. Shoot, Eleanor A. Anniston.
 Solomon, Bernie, Montgomery
 Stay, Anna Falconer, Montgomery. Steel, Chloe Malone, Decatur.
 Tanner, Caroline, Birmingham.
 Tatum, Mary Beth, Roanoke.
 Welch, Willie w., Talladega.
 Wood, Jennie Mickle, Birmingham. Cason, Elizabeth C., Talladega.
 Chandler, Anne, Montgomery.
 Chew, Ruth Malone, Atkins.
 Cobbs, Carolee, Montgomery.
 Cobbs, Susan Parker, Birmingham.
 Ellis, Mary, Birmingham.
 Ellison, Rhoda Coleman, Centerville.