MAC Alumnae, OAC Review, v.52, no.2, Nov. 1939, p. 109-110, 112. 1939.

Lived in Pennsylvania and other places. From the description of Papers, 1919-1973. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 145429844 Born in 1903, Mary Borland Thayer Fox, poet and author, died in 1938 of cancer. A resident of Pennsylvania for most if not all her life, she married William Logan Fox, had at least one child, Joseph M. Fox, and was the sister of Charles Wheeler Thayer (1910 - 1969), a writer and diplomat. From the guide to the Mary ...

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Margaret Sullivan married a member of Princeton University's class of 1951. For the 50th reunion, she distributed, compiled, and reported on a survey sent to wives, widows, and partners of the class of 1951, which asked questions on family, work, finances, health, activities, attitudes towards the women's movement, etc. Her essay was published as a part of A Half-Century Later (1951-2001): A Yearbook Recounting the Lives and Times of Princeton University's Class of 1951 to Celebrate Their 50th R...

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Leach, Bert.

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Griggs, Peggy.

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Dance professor Betty Lynd Thompson came to Oregon State College in 1927 to teach dance in the Department of Physical Education for Women. Until 1945, she taught all dance classes -- modern, folk, square, tap, and ballroom -- as well as basic rhythm and movement. As other dance faculty were added to the department, she was able to concentrate on her major interest of creative dance. She wrote a college textbook for dance instruction, Fundamentals of Rhythm and Dance, which was published in 1933....

MAC Alumnae, OAC Review, v.52, no.2, Nov. 1939, p. 109-110, 112. 1939.

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