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BARBARA KARES PAGE Secretary to the President JULIA LITTELL PATCH Assistant to the Dean of Students LILLIAN PENNELL Director of Presbyterian Guidance Center ANN L. ROBINSON, B.A. Dormitory (. ounselor JAMES T. SPILLMAN, B.A. . Issistani Bursar JULIA VANN, B.A. Dormitory L ounselor ANNIE LAURIE A. VANSTONE, B.A. Secretary in the Alumnae Office RUBYE V. VINSON, R.N. Resident Nurse FAITH K. YOUNIE, R.N. Resident Nurse film f - % Top row. Mrs. Page, Mrs. Patch, Miss Pennell, Miss Robinson. Bottom rozv: Mr. Spillman, Miss Vann, Mrs. Vanstone, Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. Younie. 27
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Top raw: Miss Baylor, Miss ( ampbell, Miss ( arr, Mrs. ( arr. Hull, m row: Mrs. Dahl, Mrs. Davis, Miss Garrett, Mrs Mclndoe, Mrs. Melnick. SARAH FRANCES BAYLOR, B.A. Assistant in the Nursery School HANNAH CAMPBELL, B.A. . llumnae Secretary BETTY CARR, B.S. Dietitian DOROTHY B. CARR, B.A. Secretary in the Business Office NANCY PAYNE DAHL, B.A. . Issistant to the Librarian EVELYN C. DAVIS Secretary in Public Relations Office MARGARET ANN GARRETT, B.A. Dormitory Counselor EDNA D. McINDOE Supervisor of Halls LOIS E. MELNICK Secretary to the Registrar Not pictured — DELORES P. LESCURE, B.A. Director of Publicity ( Second Semester) 26
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IN MEMORIAM ELIZABETH NOTTINGHAM DAY Professor of Art, Mary Baldwin College 194] -- 1956 She was known to the professional world as Elizabeth Nottingham, but to those who knew her, simply as Mrs. Day - Her name implied a great deal more. Although she considered herself a teacher, a housewife, and a mother as well as an artist, it is hard to think of her as any one of these roles apart from the others. For Mrs. Day instituted herself among people in every way beyond the call of duty. As a teacher Mrs. Day gave to her students an inspired outlook on life in addition to the course; as an artist she recorded perfectly the rich return and enthusiasm she got from living. She understood life to be a great storehouse of opportunities and she invested her interest in all of them that could concern her. For Elizabeth Nottingham the world was made with paint and canvas, and for this artist recognition meant a comprehension of a way of life. For Mrs. Day a way of life was an existence for others, and for this woman existence meant life. 28
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