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Page Seven NEW FACES SEEN ON FACULTY FOR '28-29 SESSION (Continued from page 1) extension, with an A.B. from Wof ford oollege, Spartenburg, and M.A, from the University of North Caro lina at Chapel Hill; Holland L. Boyd, in English and education ex tension with an A.B. from Union University 1922, and M.A. from Pea body College, ’Tennessee, 1926; James E. Hac.ke, in education ex tension with an A.B. from State Uni versity of Iowa, 1920, and an M.A. in 1924; W. Sharman Phillips, in sociology and education extension, with an A.B. from Millsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi, 1923, M.A. from Vanderbilt, 1924, and B.D. there in 19 24; John fiber Manning, in his tory and education extension, with L. I., 1921, University of Arkansas, 1922, B.S. and M.S., 1923. William Tate will take over the English cor respondence work of E. M. Everett. In the School of Commerce, Dr. R. M. Harper, a graduate of Georgia in 1S97, with Ph.D. from Columbia in 1905, will engage in research of the business and industrial conditions in the state. Professor Malcolm H. Bryon, who was formerly a professor of economics here, returned from a year’s study for a doctorate in Illi nois. Green Johnson will be an in structor and M.S. Cooley, a graduate of the 1928 class, will be a fellow in the School of Commerce. In the School of Education Alfred H. Webster, associate professor of education and psychology, has changed from extension to resident instructor. Miss Willie Mae Cook, with A.B.J., 1927, and A.M., 1928, from Georgia, has changed from fel low to instructor in psychology. The changes in the departments have been the following: Mathe matics, G. B. Lang, with A.B. Geor gia, 1927, from physics department; Eorrest Camming, associate profes sor with A.B., 1913, and Masters, 1925, from Georgia, has returned from leave at Columbia; John Cand ler is a tutor this year in the de- PATRONIZING Hofmeisler’s SHOE SHOP is like loving a widow; it’s hard to overdo it. W. H. MARTIN, Student Representative THE RED AND BLACK partment. Botany, Dr. Julian H. Miller has returned from a year's leave at Cornell where he worked on a doctor's degree. J. B. Mitchell from Florida, with Ph.D. in compar ative anatomy and embrology from University of Chicago, replaces Mr. Huff; Katie Sue Whitehead, B.S. from Georgia, 1928, and Bassett Mc Guire also. Chemistry: E. E. Te- beau, B.S., Georgia, 1928, and H. J. Lesser, Georgia Ph.G., 1926, and B. S., 1928. Physics: J. E. Boyd, in structor with A.B., Georgia, 1927, and A.M. at Duke, 1928. Dr. R. H. Snider, associate professor with Master's from Columbia, and Ph.D. form Ohio State. English: Charles Anderson and Mr. Everett have gone for a year’s work at Columbia and are replaced by Mr. Maxwell and Mr. McRoberts, with A.B.. Rollins college. Ben Hardy. A.B.J., Georgia, 1928, is an instructor this year and the new tutors are Mrs. Alex Rhodes, A.B., Georgia, 1928, and Mr. Grategny, A.B., University of Florida, 1928. History: Dr. Hazer Wrighton, who is pastor of the Baptist church, has completed his work on an A.M. at Georgia and is this year an assistant in English history. O. N. Sanders, with A.B. from Lincoln Memorial, Union, Tennessee, is an assistant in American government. French: George Richter, A.B.. 1928, is a new instructor. In the Agricultural college Hubert Owens will have lectures and labora tory in connection with the proposed course in landscape gardening. Captain Joseph R. Lambert will report to the Military department in November and Lieutenant John W. Childs, with B.S.E.E., Georgia Tech, in 1921, will replace Captain S. G. 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