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Dr. J. L. Beeson, Monday,
nounccd the new members of
faculty of the Georgia State Col
lege for Women for the term 1929-
30. Two department heads come to
the college for the fir?t time filling
vacancies caused by resignation.
Other members ire added, increasing
the number of teachers serving the
college while others are filling posts
left vacant by one year absences
from the college.
The following is the list released
by Dr. Beeson:
Doctor I* C. Lindaley of Williams,
burg. Virginia, will be the head of
the department of Chemistry. He
received his A. B. degree from Wil
liam and Mary College and his Ph.D.
degree from Cornell. He comes to
us from the Eastern Kentucky Slat'-
Teachers Collect.
Doctor Sidney L. McGee, of Kcy-i
ocr, West Virginia, will he the head of
the department of French. He took
his A. B. and M. A. degrees from
West Virginia University; he studied
in the University of Toulouse,
France; and he received his Doctor’s
degree from the University of Mont
pellier, France He comes to this
college from the University of Ten
sity of Missouri and her M. A. de
gree from Columuia University. She
comes to us from Winthrop College
at Bock Hill, South Carolina.
Mias Marie Tucker of Sanders-
ville, Georgia, who received her A
B. dAgree at the Georgia State Col
lege for Women in June, will be a
critic teacher in the Practice School.
Miss Eltnnor Baannen of Mil-
Jcdgoville, who received the B. S. de-
rree in Education from the Georgia
State College for Women in June,
will be n critic teacher in the Prac-
pce School.
Miss Katherine Weaver of Grif
fin, Georgia, will be an assistant in
the Bursar’s Office. She received
her A. B. degree from the Georgia
State College for Women this June.
Miss Winifred Fowler of Millcdge-
ville, Georgia, who received the B.
S. degree in General Science from
the Georgia State College for Wo-
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ill be instructor
men in June, 1928,
in Biology.
Miss Lillian D. Curry of Saint
John, New. Brunswick, Canada, as-
rociate professor of Household Art,
received her B. S. and M. A. degrees
at Columbia University. She has
been teaching in the State Normal
School, Cortland, New York.
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Mbs Elizabeth Boykin, of Carroll
ton, Georgia, will be associate pro
fessor of Physical Education. She
received her A. B. degree from the
Georgia State Teachers College, Ath-
cn-. nnd her M. A. degree from New
York University in June.
Miss Mar>' Rees Bynum, of Boone,
▼tile, Mississippi, new Primary Super
visor and Critic in the Practice
School, received her A. B. degree
from the Mi-«issippi State College
f°r Women and her M. A. degree
from Georgia Peabody College this
Miss Helen Greene of Atlanta,
Georgia, will be Instructor in His
tory. She received her A. B. degree
from the Georgiu State College for
Women nnd she has had two quart
ers towards her M. A. degree at
Mis' Annie Harper, o f Milledge-
ville, Georgia, who received her B.
S. degree from Teachers College,
Columbia University, will he a critic
teacher in the Practice School.
Jliss Lena Martin, of La Grange,
Georgia, associate professor of
Chemistry, took her A. B. degree at
the Middle Tennessee State Normal J
College, Murfreesboro, and her M. 1
A. degree from Emory University.
She comes to ur from Columbia
College, Columbia, South Cnrolinn.
Mi«s Bess Neely of Atlanta, Gcor- ^
gin, is to be assistant professor ofj
Art. She received the B. S. degree j
front the Georgia State College for
Women, nnd she ha> had one year in
the New York School of Fine and
Applied Art and one year in the
Paris School of Fire and Applied
Art.
Mrs. Aline C. Owens, a native
Georgian, will be assistant professor
of Household Science. She received
her A. B. degree from Shorter Col
lege and her M. A. degree from Co
lumbia University. She has a diplo
ma from Brown’s Designers in Cos
tume Designing. She comes to us
from the Martha Washington Col
lege, Abingdon, Virginia.
Miss Finn I. Perkins of Pittsfield,
New Hampshire, associate professor
of Health, took her B. S. degree
from the University of New Hamp
shire and her M. S. degree front the
University of Pennsylvania. She has
hern teaching in the Saint Mary’s!
Sch< ul. Raleigh, North Carolina.
Mis-. Lila Lee Riddell of Dunbar
ton. Virginia, as oeiate professor of
Household Science, received her B.
S. degree from the State Teachers
College, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and j
her M. A. degree from Colulnbia
University. She comes to us from
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