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Catalog 1924-1925 Georgia College Knowledge Box Georgia College Catalogs Special Collections Spring 1924 catalog 1924-1925 Georgia College and State University Follow this and additional works at: https://kb.gcsu.edu/catalogs Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia College and State University, "catalog 1924-1925" (1924). Georgia College Catalogs. 82. https://kb.gcsu.edu/catalogs/82 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections at Knowledge Box. It has been accepted for inclusion in Georgia College Catalogs by an authorized administrator of Knowledge Box. The Mansion (The President’s Residence) Erected 1838, and used for Thirty Years as the Residence of the Governors of Georgia; now the Property of the Georgia State College for Women v j * j BULLETIN VOL. XI____________ JANUARY, .q26________________ No_ 3 3 5 o L ! GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA . CATALOGUE NUMBER 1924-1925 Published monthly by the Georgia State College for Women, Milledgeville, Georgia, and entered at the post office at Milledgeville, Georgia, as second class matter. MAP SHOWING LOCATION OF THE COLLEGE AND RAILROADS LEAD­ ING TO MILLEDGEVILLE CONTENTS. CO LLEGE C A LEN D A R ................................................................................... 8 P A R T 1. O FFICERS OF TH E C O LLEG E.............................................9-30 Board of Directors.......................................................................... 10 Board of Visitors............................................................................. 10 Officers of Administration.............................................................. 11 Officers of Instruction..................................................................... 12 Student Assistants.................................................................. 29 Staff of the College Library.......................................................... 30 Officers of Supervision of Dormitories, Buildings and Grounds 30 PA R T 2. G EN ERA L INFO RM ATIO N..................................................31-47 Foreword........................................................................................... 32 The College....................................................................................... 33 Equipment of the College.............................................................. 38 Scholarships and Funds.................................................................. 41 Student Life and Activities........................................................... 43 PA RT 3. ORGANIZATION OF THE C O LLEG E..............................48-92 Organization and Standards.......................................................... 49 Admission to the College............................................................... 50 Requirements for Graduation....................................................... 54 College of Arts and Sciences......................................................... 62 Teachers’ College............................................................................. 69 School of Home Economics........................................................... 81 Division of College Extension....................................................... 87 Summer School................................................................................. 88 PART 4. DEPARTMENTS AND COURSES OF STUDY ...........93-143 PA RT 5. SUPERVISION OF THE COLLEGE .............................. 144-154 General College Regulations......................................................... 145 Department of Business Administration.................................... 147 Department of Dormitory Supervision....................................... 150 PA RT 6. STUDENT R E G IS T E R ........................................................ 155-199 Graduating Class of 1924............................................................... 156 Graduating Class of 1925............................................................... 166 Roll of Students, 1924-’25.............................................................. 176 IN D E X ............................................................................................................. 200 COLLEGE CALENDAR 1925 First semester September 14, Monday: College opens. First semester begins. October Q, Friday: Last day for changing course of study. November 24, Tuesday: Faculty report on unsatisfactory work of students. November 26, Thursday: Thanksgiving Day. December 19, Saturday: Christmas holidays begin. 1926 January 2, Saturday: College reopens. January 30, Saturday: First Semester closes. Second semester February 1, Monday: Second Semester begins. February 27, Saturday: Last day for changing course of study. April 3, Saturday: Faculty report on unsatisfactory work of students. April 26, Monday: Confederate Memorial Day (afternoon.) May I, Saturday: Date for submitting theses by candidates fo Bachelor’s Degrees. June 7, M onday: Commencement exercises. Summer School, 1926 June 15, Monday: Summer School begins. July 24, Saturday: Summer School closes. First semester, 1926 September 14, Tuesday. First semester begins. Part I. OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF VISITORS OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION STUDENT ASSISTANTS STAFF OF THE COLLEGE LIBRARY OFFICERS OF SUPERVISION OF DORMITORIES, BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 10 G eo rgia S t a t e C ollege for W o m e n BOARD OF DIRECTORS JUDGE RICHARD B. RUSSELL, President................................. Winder DR. EDWARD A. TIGNER, Secretary................................. Milledgeville H O N . M IL L E R S. B E L L , T reasurer......................................Milledgeville HON. THEODORE E. ATKINSON ............................................ Newnan H O N . W IL L IA M H. D A V IS ..................................................... Waynesboro H O N . JO H N B. H U T C H E S O N ...................................................Jonesboro H O N . H E R S C H E L H. E L D E R S ...................................................Reidsville HON. FORT E. LAND (Ex-officio) .............................................. Atlanta BOARD OF VISITORS M RS. JU L IA N C. L A N E ................................................................Statesboro First Congressional District. M RS. W. C. V E R E E N .........................................................................Moultrie Second Congressional District. M RS. F R E D S M I T H .....................................................................Montezuma Third Congressional District. M RS. W. Y . A T K IN S O N .....................................................................Newnan Fourth Congressional District. M RS. M A R T H A B. M O O R E ................................................................Bolton Fifth Congressional District. M RS. W A L L A C E M IL L E R ................................................................Macon Sixth Congressional District. M RS. M . S. L A N IE R ..................................................................................Rome Seventh Congressional District. M ISS B E S S IE B U T L E R .....................................................................Madison Eighth Congressional District. M RS. W . A. R O B E R T S .................................................................... Gainesville Ninth Congressional District. M RS. H. M . F R A N K L IN .................................................................... Tennille Tenth Congressional District. M RS. J. B. M O O R E ..................................................................................Baxley Eleventh Congressional District. M RS. E A R L C A M P ..................................................................................Dublin Twelfth Congressional District. O fficers of A dministration OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION PARKS, MARVIN McTYEIRE, A. B„ LL.D. President of the College. BEESON, JASPER LUTHER, A. B., A. M., Ph.D. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. SCOTT, EDWIN HOBART, B. S, M. S. Registrar to the College and Dean of the Teachers’ College. FOWLER, LINTON STEPHENS Bookkeeper to the College. THRASH, KATE Secretary to the Faculty. THAXTON, OSCEOLA ALVIN, A. B, A. M. Secretary of the Teachers' Exchange. BURNS, MARY RACHEL, A. B. Stenographer in the President’s Office. ALBERT, LOUISE Assistant to the Bookkeeper. JACKSON, MYRTLE, B. S. Assistant to the Registrar. * 12 G eorgia S t a t e C olleg e for W oiMEn OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION The names of all officers of instruction, after that of the President and Deans, are arranged in alphabetical order according to rank. P a r k s , M a r v in M c T y e i r e , A .B , L L .D , President of the College. Graduate of Emory College, A.B, 1892; graduate student University of Chicago, 1895; graduate student Harvard University, 1896; student Summer Sessions, University of Chicago, i 895-’oo; LL.D , University of Georgia, 1915; made journey around the world, 1909; author Letters Around the World, published in the Atlanta Journal, igo9-’io ; Pro­ fessor Andrew College, i892-’94; Professor Wesleyan College, l8g6-’97; Instructor High School, Savannah, i 897-’o3 ; Lecturer Summer Sessions, University of Tennessee, 1902; University of Georgia, 1903; University of Nashville, 1904; President Georgia Educational Association, 1905; Professor Georgia State College for Women, i903-’04; Acting President, ibid, 1904-05; on leave of absence, August 1, 1922, to June 30, 1923, serving as State Superintendent of Schools of Georgia;
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