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    • Royce, Elizabeth; Magee, Mary

    • Royce, Elizabeth; Magee, Mary

    • Elizabeth Royce and Mary Magee working with a pile of books. They are using a Remington typewriter to finish the labels for each of the items.

    • Study/Work

    • Groups
    • Reely, Mary Katharine

    • Reely, Mary Katharine

    • Mary Katharine Reely standing outside a building with a shovel: "M.K.R. She is herself of best things the collection" (caption). Miss Reely taught a Book Selection course during those years.
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    • Faculty
    • Curtiss, Lucy M. and Reely, Mary Katharine

    • Curtiss, Lucy M. and Reely, Mary Katharine

    • Miss Lucy M. Curtiss, School Secretary, and Miss Mary Katharine Reely, faculty member, pose beside the fountain and bronze statue called "Wildflower". The garden was on the Dayton Street lawn outside the Madison Free Library building
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    • Groups
    • Devereaux, Mary C.

    • Devereaux, Mary C.

    • Assistant professor Mary C. Devereaux standing outside a campus building. Miss Devereaux was appointed as full time faculty in 1939.
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    • Faculty
    • Devereaux, Mary C.

    • Devereaux, Mary C.

    • Assistant professor Mary C. Devereaux reading. She was responsible for the areas of reference, selection, bibliography, and service to children and adolescents.

    • Study/Work

    • Faculty
    • Hazeltine, Mary Emogene, 1868-1949

    • Hazeltine, Mary Emogene, 1868-1949

    • Miss Mary Emogene Hazeltine, School Director (1906-1938), working in her office at a large wooden desk: "Our Busy Perceptress" (caption).

    • Study/Work

    • Faculty
    • Reely, Mary Katharine

    • Reely, Mary Katharine

    • Mary Katharine Reely posing for a photograph in front of some bushes. Behind here there is a building and cars.
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    • Faculty
    • Six faculty and students in 1933

    • Six faculty and students in 1933

    • Top row (L to R)- Mary Hemogene Hazeltine, Mary Katharine Reely, unidentified, Louise Phelps Kellogg, Honorary Member of Class of 1933; Bottom row (L to R) - unidentified, Blanche A. Smith.
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    • Faculty; Groups; Students;
    • Class picture of 1964

    • Class picture of 1964

    • Class picture of 1964 with 34 people including students and faculty. The group posed in front of the Library School. "Bottom row (?) left to right: Lois Kerschner, Jane Nimocks, John Ellingson, Karen Eggers, Lynne Dwyer, Mary Ross, Sofie Araby;...

    • Class picture

    • Groups
    • Class list of 1912

    • Class list of 1912

    • 1912 class list with student pictures; Gladys Smith, Dorothy Hower, Helen Jerffers, Lisa Narda, Mary Lydin Hicks, Dorothea Catherine Heins, Gertrud Heimington, Roth Augusta Stelson, Saie P. Wykes, Pearl Glazier, Elizabeth Eckeel.
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    • Groups
    • Picnic supper at Mrs. Frederickson's cottage

    • Picnic supper at Mrs. Frederickson's cottage

    • Five women and Miss Hazeltine appear sitted by the side of Mendota Lake during a trip to Maple Bluff. Mrs. Marion E. Federickson and Miss Mary Belle Nethercut entertained the Library School on a Friday afternoon at the Frederickson's cottage. They...

    • Trips/Picnics

    • Groups
    • Lemonade at exams

    • Lemonade at exams

    • News clipping from the State Journal describing that Miss Hazeltine offered iced-cold lemonade for examination writers of the library school: "Miss Mary Imogene Hazeltine, head of the Wisconsin library school is responsible for the new scheme....

    • Study/Work

    • Faculty
    • Playbill for faculty play

    • Playbill for faculty play

    • Typewritten playbill for the benefit performance of faculty member, Mary Katharine Reely's, play, "Daily Bread," held at the Madison Women's Trade Union League. This play took place during the Spring Festival.

    • Play/Story time

    • Faculty
    • Hall of fame nomination

    • Hall of fame nomination

    • Newspaper clipping with the reasons why Miss Mary E. Hazeltine is nominated to the Women's World Fair Hall of Fame: Because her book "Anniversaries and Holidays" has just been published; because under her supervision the Wisconsin Library School...

    • Study/Work; Special events (lectures, conference, exhibits)

    • Faculty

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