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Margaret E. McManus is a teacher at Northeast Harbor, Maine.
Frances Mae Pol is Recorder of School of Commerce Accounts
and Finances, N e w Y o r k University. I n 1912-13 she was i n the
Foreign Exchange Department, National City Bank, N . Y . She
is a member of the Biological Society of Smith College and of the
Shakespeare Club, Bangor, Me., and is especially interested i n the
studying and teaching of Spanish.
Marion Wentworth Perkins is a home maker and is a member of
the Webbamet Club which has f o r a purpose the promotion of
systematic reading. She is also a member of the D . A . R.
Estelle Perry is teaching i n Chicago, 111.
Beulah Frances Philbrook is principal of a high school at Islesboro,
Maine.
Alice Farnsworth Phillips is a home maker.
M i l d r e d Louise Prentiss is a teacher of History and German at
Hampden Academy, Hampden, Me.
M a r i o n Balentine Reed is a home maker.
Ola Perrin Reynolds is a home maker.
Mary E t t a Russell is teaching Domestic Science at Fort Kent,
Maine.
E d i t h Folsom Sawyer is a home maker.
Christine M y r t l e Shaw is teacher of Mathematics at Woodfords,
Maine.
Cora Mae Shaw is teaching at Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
Marguerite Pillsbury Schoppe is a home maker. D u r i n g 1911-
1913 "Peggy" was at Orono and she gave her home as a refuge f o r
A O n's. We a l l testify to the fact that she is an ideal housewife,
hostess and mother.
Bernice Rich Smith is a home maker.
Lida Knowles Smith is a home maker.
Luzetta Stearns is interested in domestic science and is active
in society.
Vida Springer Stephens is a home maker.
M a r y Weston Steward is a home maker.
Florence Chase Stover is a home maker.
Pearl Clayton Swain is a home maker.
Sarah Brown Sweetzer is a home maker.
Agnes Burnham Townsend is a home maker.
Bernice E m i l y Watson is a teacher in Gardiner. Maine.
Antoinette Treat Webb has a fellowship in English at the U n i -
versity of Maine and is w o r k i n g f o r an M . A . degree. She is a
member of the University Round Table, Arts & Science Club.