Spelman College - Reflections Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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THE TREASURER'S OFFICE Few collcgo officers can boast of a career as intcrcsLing and as varied as Mr. Coe's has been. II? sprnt th yours from 1923 to 1951 in China, teaching mathvmatics at Huachung College, when- ht: um; also treasurer. I'Iuachung College, Mr. Cut: tells us: is nuar the historic Burma Road; during World War II it furnished asylum for war rt-fugccs. Bt-fmc coming to Spvlman in 19:34. Mr, Cm: taught mathematics at. Christchurch school. a privam Episcopal school in Virginia. Mrr John L. Coe Mrs. Elizabeih Holden, bookkeeper. and Mrs. Pauline Mariin. cashTer. assisf Mr. Cue in H12 Treasurer's Oche.

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OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF WOMEN Miss Murcilc Johnson, Dean of Women, came to Spclman in july, 1960, from Virginia Union University, Richmond, Virginia, where she served as an instructor, dormitory director, and counselor 10 married students. Miss Johnson is greatly interested in religion and philosophy. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Religious Education. The Dean is a native of Chara; City, Virginia hznpulation 3,00m. She is a member of the Zeta. Phi Beta sorority. Her hobbies include tennis, reading, and traveling. Mrs. Mac Roper, native of Atlanta and a Spclman graduate, was an instructor in the.- Home Economics Department during the 1959-60 academic; yeah This year she was appointed Assistant Dean of Women. Mrs. Roper is interested in all phases of home economirs; she has done work in nutrition for the Red Cross. Sewing, reading, and playing tennis are some of the activities that claim her spare hours. Her professional affiliations include the American Homt: Economics Association and the American Association of University Professors.

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DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS LIFE The Revcrend iN-'arren Scott came to Atlanta three years ago as Episcopal Chap- lain t0 the Atlanta University Center; he is also Director of Canterbury House. This year the Rcurrcnd Mr. Scott is serving as Director 01' Rviigimis Scrvit'vs at Spclman in thc absr-ncc of the regular College minis- ter, the Reverend Norman Rates: who is studying at Yale. Hcfurc t'nn'iing t0 Spclman: Father Scott was g-Xssislnm Priest at St. Phililfs Church, New York City. Ht: alsp taught religion and philosophy at Bennett College and has served :15 Secretary for Oversins Students with the Christian Mm'emcm. nli Cruat Britain. ALUMNAE OFFICE Mrs. Ernestine Brazwl, alumnae secretary, probably knows more about the history of Spelman than any other person; for it is she who keeps the. records of all alumnae. Mrs. Brazeal is frequently to be seen on the campus accon'lpanicd by a photographer, hurrying to catch the gleam of new fallen snow on tree branches, 01' pointing out new beauties in early spring. Mrs. Brazenl is the wife of the Academic Dean at Morehouse; ' their marriage is symbolic of the long stand- ing relationship that exists between More- house and Spelman Colleges. 16