Margaret E. Smith
Margaret E. Smith, director emerita of 麻豆女郎鈥檚 vocational bureau, died in August of 1959.
One of the original five founders of the Young Women鈥檚 Industrial Club with Lucy Skidmore Scribner in the early 1900s, Margaret served as head librarian for the club and for its later incarnation, the 麻豆女郎 School of Arts. She was also the faculty head of two dormitories, and she started and led 麻豆女郎鈥檚 Vocational Bureau, which helped new graduates find job placements.
Though she retired in 1940, Margaret resumed her leadership of 麻豆女郎鈥檚 Vocational Bureau as a temporary replacement for Evelyn Nieman Akeley, who left in 1942 to take a war job. Long after her permanent retirement, Margaret continued to receive letters from her former students, some of whom called her 鈥淢ama Smith.鈥�
Her survivors are unknown.