New Faculty at Queens College for 1924-25

Many New Faculty Members at Queens. . . Faculty Largest in History of College

Queens College is very glad to welcome to its faculty, for the 1924-‘25 school session, a number of new members. During the past five years the faculty has been doubled, which fact is a result of the rapid growth of the institution.

Among those who came in this year are:

Miss Fannie Evans, Marion, S.C., M.A. degree from Columbia University, History

Miss Mildred Morse, Charlotte, graduate of Queens College, 1922, M.A. degree from University of North Carolina, 1924, Assistant in Science

Miss Suzanne Trawick, Delrey, Fla., A.B. degree from Tulane University, Assistant in Home Economics

Miss Martha Engell, Charleston, W. Va., M.A. degree from Columbia University, Modern Language

W.O. Shewmaker, Ph.D. from Hartford Theological Seminary, Religious Education

Miss Ivylyn Girardeau, Thomaston, ga., A.B. degree from Agnes Scott, Assistant in Science

Miss Malvena Alexander, Charlotte, graduate of Queens in 1924, Assistant in Modern Languages

Miss Elfreda Sharpe, Ithaca Conservatory, Violin

Queens Blues, Charlotte, N.C., “For a True Blue Queens,” editorial page, Sept. 20, 1924

newspapers.digitalnc.org/lccn/2018236529/1924-09-20/ed-1/seq-2/