Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Assisfant Dean of Women A graduate of MIddlebury College and the University of Chicago, Dr. Mary Ellen Stephenson serves Mary Washington as As- sistant Dean of Students. Included among her duties are the handling of serenades, room assignments, and the Inevitable prob- lems which arise from room assignments. In addition to her administrative position. Dr. Stephenson is also a member of the Modern Foreign Language Department, teaching Spanish. Dr. Mary Ellen Stephenson Assisfanf Dean of Women Miss Katherine F. Moran, a graduate of the College of William and Mary and the University of North Carolina, fills the posi- tion of Assistant Dean of Students. Her many responsibilities include supervising the campus calendar, giving special permissions for money-making projects, and drawing up the college movie schedule. Despite the de- mands of her administrative position, Miss Moran also finds time to be an active mem- ber of the Department of Dramatic Arts and Speech. Miss Katherine F. Moran 15

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Dean of Women The Dean of Students, Miss Margaret Hargrove, has responsibility for the various areas of student life other than the ac- ademic; these include the residential, the extracurricular, and the student govern- mental. A graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College and Cornell University, Dr. Hargrove is Professor of Classics. She al- so serves on such faculty committees as Admissions, Academic Counselling and Guidance, and Public Occasions, and is the administrative advisor to the Student Gov- ernment Association. Dr. Margaret Hargrove 14

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Bursar MR. WOODWARD— BURSAR Although he is perhaps more familiar to some of us as the owner of Liz, the campus ' s favorite canine, Mr. Edgar Woodward ' s of- ficial capacity is that of the Bursar of the College. In this important administrative position, Mr. Woodward is responsible for supervising the college ' s financial affairs. His duties include the directing of the stu- dent bank and the Student Aid Program, and the reviewing of the appropriations for new dormitories. Mr. Edgar Woodward