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C A \I P l S MIRROR New Members of Spelman Faculty and Staff (Continued from Page 2) Mrs. Lucile Fletcher Lee. a graduate of Spelman College. 1942. Returning to their positions this year after leaves of absence are Mr. Hale Woodruff who has been away for the past two years as a Fellow of the Rosen- wald Foundation, and Mrs. William Ge- ter Thomas, who studied at Radcliffe Col lege during the second semester and at Middlebury College during the summer. Returning after two years' abesnce is Dr. Rusbborn Coulborn. Chairman of the History Department of Atlanta Univer sity and an exchange teacher at Spelman College. Dr. Coulborn lias been doing extensive research concerning the Origin of Growth Processes of Civilized Society. New dormitory appointments have been made *as follows: Mrs. Mary E. Simpson of New York, who for twelve years was an executive at the Vacation Resting Home for Business Women, is the Housemother of More house South dormitory. Mrs. Agnes R. Booze of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, a 1920 high school gradu ate of Spelman in the department of Home Economics, is the Housemother of Chadwick Hall. Mrs. Booze has had ex tensive experience in religious and civic work and has held positions in the Ur ban League and Y. Vi. C. A. of her city. Besides her position as housemother. Mrs. Booze will be the sponsor of the Grand daughters Club. Mi ss Anne Coggill Ruttkay has re turned after a year’s absence to accept the position as Housemother of Bessie Strong Hall. Miss Ruttkay was formerly the housemother of Morehouse North dor mitory. Miss Cora A. Appleby of Asheville, North Carolina, a 1943 graduate of Spel man College with the bachelor of arts de gree, is the new Housemother in Laura Spelman dormitory. Miss Appleby has had teaching experience in the State of North Carolina. She will also be associ ated in sponsoring the Granddaughters Club. Awards Made at Final Chapel Service (Continued from Page 4) Letters for qualities of good sportsman ship in athletics were awarded by the Physical Education Department to five seniors: Catherine Lavernia Acklin. of Menifee, Arkansas; Dorothy Renthford Allen, of Atlanta: Kornyce Lillian Camp bell, of Woodbine. Georgia: Doris La- Verne Daniels, of Orangeburg. South Carolina, and Doris Mattina Smith, of Atlanta. One year's subscription to Audubon Magazine offered by the Biology Club for bird identification, went to Cynthia My rene Gray, '46. of St. Louis. Missouri. The seven seniors to graduate with honors were: Lois Blayton of Washing ton, D. C.; Eleanor Anita Bryson of Chattanooga, Tennessee; Doris La Verne Daniels of Orangeburg, South Carolina; Ida Margaret Kilpatrick of New York City; Madeline Lorraine Patterson of Brooklyn, New York; Hazel I. Williams of Miami, Florida; and Ollie Bernice Woods of Atlanta. Class Emblems Of Spelman EAGLE SPHINX OWL LAMP The Class of '49 Support >our Student A-soriation. Attend meeting' and encourage omr friend*, and roommates to mine. >oireless people i*> a hopeless people.”