Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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DR. REGINALD W. WHIDDEN Associate Dean of the College Few people are capable of playing the dual role that falls to Dr. Reginald W. Whidden. The duties of Associate Dean of the College, as well as those of professor are delegated to him, and he bridges the gap between the two with facility. From his extensive store of information and ex- perience, he often is able to help students with problems, both academic and personal. His sincere interest has won the respect and admiration of all who are associated with him. [ixx TIargrnre. Dr. Whidiirn, and Dr. Aheij help to plan onr fvhir { 13 ); ■

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DR. EDWARD ALVEY, JR. Dean of Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia It is difficult to imagine life at Mary Wash- ington College without our Dean, Dr. Edward Alvey, Jr. There are few people capable of sharing so much of themselves. He always finds time in his busN ' schedule to personally advise any student on a conflict in her life — scholastic or personal. From the faint memories of Freshman Orienta- tion to the last days of our senior year, we are constantly reminded of his vital service and con- tribution to our campus and to our future en- deavors. MISS MARGARET HARGROVE Dean of Students of Mary Washington College of the Utiiversity of Virginia The position which Miss Margaret Hargrove fills is, indeed, not an easy one. As Dean of Stu- dents she must be aware daily of all phases of life at Mary Washington College, apply her knowl- edge and experience, and be ready to advise students on an inestimable number of problems. Miss Hargrove not only fulfills all these de- mands with honest and sincere effort, but brings to them patience and understanding as well. In her roles as both educator and administrator, she reflects credit on Mary Washington College.

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MISS KATHERINE F. MORAN Assistant Dean of Students Students are constantly aware of the essential part Miss Katherine F. loran pla s in student life. Co-ordination of the intricate social calendar for the entire campus is just one phase of her complex job. For the first time in several years, Miss ] Ioran has returned to the classroom in the capacity of an instructor. Pleasure in this dual role is shared equally by both students and teacher. Whether in her classroom or in her office in Ann Carter Lee, students know and appreciate the devoted efforts of Miss Moran in behalf of Mary Washington College. DR. MARY ELLEX STEPHENSON Assistant Dean uf Students Miss Mary Ellen Stephenson serves the college as Assistant Dean of Students. Her sincere interest in helping students cope with various personal problems and her suggestions regarding solutions have won for her the affection and respect of the student body. Her tremendous popularity among the students is unquestionably due to her personality. A warm, friendly person, Miss Stephenson will be remembered as one of the finest women on our campus. [ 14 t