Helen Thorburn of Virginia was employed as assistant registrar and began work September 9, 1895. She was a student (class of 1896) and president of the university’s Women’s League. After graduation she taught in the public schools in Memphis.
Helen Thorburn of Virginia was employed as assistant registrar and began work September 9, 1895. She was a student (class of 1896) and president of the university’s Women’s League. After graduation she taught in the public schools in Memphis.