The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Tougaloo College Opens
Its Seventy-Fourth Session

Tougaloo College will open on Fri
day, September Is. A normal regis
tration is anticipated, but like most
colleges there will be preponderance.
of women enrolled as students. In
spite 70 the fact that The Tougaloo
faculty and staff has been hard hit
by the draft and other war activities
all important vacancies have been
practically filled with certain read
justments within the staff. The new
faculty members under appointment
at the present time are as follows:
r. E. Hurst, B. S., Alcorn, '26: A.
B. Lincoln University, Pennsylvania,
20; M. s., Cornell University, '33,
succeeding Harry L. Hamilton as as
sistant professor of chemistry.
Reuben s. Turner, B. s., Leland,
'35, B. D., Oberlin '38 and s. T. NJ,
Oberlin, 80, succeeding w. H. Will
liams as head of the department Of
physical education for men.
Mrs. Sara B. Turner, b. A., Arkan-
sas Baptist College, 20, with grad
uate work in music at Northwestern
University and who was head of
the music department at Leland Col
lege from 1881 to 1912, succeeds ].
Orville Moseley as head of the de-
partment of music.
Henry Thomas, graduate OF Fort
Valley, NJ. & l., B. A, Morehouse
College, 81, M. A, in English, Uni
versity of Michigan, 1912, is sub
shutting this year for Richard K.
Barksdale, who is on leave of ad-
sence for graduate work
Mrs. Henry Thomas will serve as
assistant matron at Beard Hall, and
is a graduate of Paine College, Au-
gusta, Georgia, with B. A degree,
and for several years was in the
service of the National Board of
Religious Education of the c. M. e.
Church.
Friday, September Is, the entering
freshmen will register and participate
in various activities. All freshmen
are expected to begin registering at
500 A. M, with payment of fees
and deposit in the Treasurers office.
The freshmen assembly will be held
at 900 with talks by the President,
Dean, and Chaplain. At 1880 will
come the personal data questionable.
followed in the afternoon by the ply
steal examinations of the young men
and a talk on the use Of the library
for theyoung women. The opening
reception for freshmen BY the YMCA
and YwCA win be at Beard Hall on
Friday evening at 100 A caution
test OF 1000 A. NJ. and an Informal
social at 100 p a. At T.30 p. NJ
college movies All be ehoWn under
thesponsorship % The Social Commit
tee Religious services viii be held
In the college church az III 90 sun
lay morning with q musical az 4 90
n "A Al the church.
Monday, September "a, viii he reg
istration day for the upper classmen.
beginning az 300 A. NJ. presided
b. thepa yment Of fees In the Treas
urer's office at 500 A. M. Secondary
students will also register at this
time. On Monday afternoon will come
the physical examination of the
young women and instructions on the
use of the library for those who did
not attend this class on Friday.
The first general college assembly
will be held at 900 A. M, on Tues
day morning, September %. Regis
tration of theDanial Hand Practice
School pupils will come at 1920 A.
M. on Tuesday, with English CLASH
fication tests for transfer students
and freshmen at 200 P. M. The
regular class schedule for all depart
ments will be put into operation on
Wednesday morning, September %.