Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-09-24

do research for his dissertation.
Following England, DR.. Henry was
enrolled at the University of Lon
don with the eminent composer DR..
Herbert Howells, King Edward VII
Professor, as his consultant. He
also studied and had consultation
with Sir Malcolm Sargent, conduc-
tor of the Royal Conductors So
ciety and the BIC. Symphony and
Chorus, Frederick Jackson, conduc-
tor of the London Philharmonic
Choir and DR.. Reginald Jacques,
conductor of the Bach Choir and
Orchestra. He also conducted two
famous British choirs while in
England. These were the Hudders-
field Vocal Union of Huddersfield,
England and the Sale Choir of
Manchester, England. His teach
ing experiences include Xavier Uni
versity where he was founder and
several years director of the Xavier
University Concert Choir and the
Xavier University Chorus; Texas
Southern University where he serv-
ed as assistant professor Of mu-
sic, director of choirs and opera
workshop; Virginia State College,
associate professor of music, direc-
tor of choirs, piano and voice: In
diana University School of Music,
teacher of piano and theory. At
Jackson College he will serve as
professor of music and chairman
of the Area of Fine Arts in addi-
ton to his duties as head of the
Music Department.
Bessie E. Lee, a native of North
Carolina, was educated in the pub
lie school system of Buford, North
Carolina, Swift Memorial Junior
College, Rogersville, Tennessee and
Tennessee A & l State University,
Nashville, Tennessee where she re-
ceived the B. S. Degree. She re-
ceived the M. S. Degree at Indiana
University. Her teaching exrer-
fences include Swift Memorial Col
lege where she taught for several
years in the fields of home eco
Monies and education. She is a
member of the Presbyterian church
U. S. A., and of Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority. At Jackson College Mrs.
Lee will serve as counselor of
women and instructor of education.
Robert Edwin Lee, a native of
Nashville, Tennessee, who was edu-
Gated in the public school system
of Nashville, received his collegiate
training at Fisk University. He re-
ceived the M. S. Degree at the
University of Michigan, the Phi. D.
Degree at the University of Toledo
and has done additional study at
the University of Chicago. He
has served as science teacher and
coach, dean and registrar and pres
ident of Swift Memorial Junior Col
lege, Rogersville, Tennessee. Mr..
Lee is a IHoIuDeT u VIC Nu' W.
Prince Hall Grand Lodge, F. and
M. of Tennessee, Thirty-third De-
gree Mason, a member of Omega
Psi. Phi Fraternity and member
of the Presbyterian Church, USA,
where he served as Lay Commits
sioner to three general assemblies,
permanent clerk and chairman OF
the Committee on Social Admins
tration and Synod of Blue Ridge
and has participated in one United
Nations seminar and in one Wash
ington seminar. At Jackson he will
serve as assistant professor of ply
sizes.
Katherine M. Daley, a native OF
New Orleans, Louisiana, who was
educated in the public schools OF
that city, will join the Jackson
College faculty as library assistant.
Mrs. Daley received the B. A.
from billiard University with a
major in French and German. She
took graduate courses at Howard
University leading towards the .