Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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We wish to lbezy tribute to. .. l I . QL s K , MQ! Miss Laura A. Townsend For the past twenty-six years Miss Laura A. Towns- end, Director of Admissions, has been a first glimpse of Wheelock to many, many students. Her warmth and concern impressed us, and through her careful selection of applicants, Wheelock has been assured of quality. Prior to her appointment as Director of Admissions, she served in the capacities of Registrar and Assistant Secretary. During her thirty-nine and one-half years of professional service Miss Townsend has been devoted to Wheelock. She has established a fine admissions pro- gram here. Our warmest and most sincere thoughts go with Miss Townsend, who has left us this year. We will miss her. 'X itss is if as we remember ber. 61740

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mf-5 Q Fowl ,. XX .tm .ff A 2 A 6 wi? Dr. Alice V. Keliher A warm feeling we will lzlwfzyr have for ber. During her year as visiting professor here, Dr. Alice Keliher has enlightened and benefited Wheelock Col- lege. A distinguished teacher and educational authority, Dr. Keliher taught at New York University for twenty- five years and served as New Jerseyys first Distinguished Service Professor from 1960 to 1964. She addressed us at opening Convocation in September and has since spoken many times to classes and groups. We give tribute to Dr. Keliher for her insight into education and her knowledge which she has imparted to us in this field. ln preparing to be teachers we can remember her words - that childhood can be used to build strength, breadth of interests, depth of accom- plishment, and rich experience in the discovery of one's own potential.