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To DRAGMA

Vol X V I I I May, 1923 No. 4

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MIRRORS OF ALPHA O

MARGARET JUNE KELLEY—GAMMA

Gamma chapter girls of the years 1908 to 1912 and many
who came to know M . June Kelley later remember vividly her
two dominant characteristics, a lovable disposition and an execu-
tive ability. We who felt the power of these in college days
have wondered how they would be utilized in the following
years. This is the tale, though I must interrupt to remind that
that same executive ability is being exercised strenuously in her
business manager-ship of "To Dragma."

From 1912 to 1914 she taught in Freedom Academy in
Freedom, Maine; and all one's talents and abilities are put to
test in teaching in a small town academy. She was at once the
beloved idol, the fount of wisdom, and the strong arm of justice,
to those eager country children. I n 1914 she returned to the
University of Maine to continue in advanced work in German
and to act as student teacher. She again identified herself with
student activities, being adviser to the girls along many lines.
She took a deep interest in the work of the Bangor Alumnae