Helen Cornelia Proctor Papers
     Collection  — Multiple Containers
  
    
      Identifier: LU-MS-153
    
           
             This collection contains academic papers written by Helen Proctor as an undergraduate at Lawrence University, class of 1929; personal correspondence during her time as an undergraduate and as an administrative assistant; a personal day planner/ address book; a book titled The Secretary's Handbook: A Manual of Correct Usage; her Honorary Master of Arts degree from Lawrence University; and newspaper clippings and photographs. Proctor served as an administrative assistant/secretary to to six Lawrence University presidents: Thomas Barrows, Henry Wriston, Nathan Pusey, Douglas Knight, Curtis Tarr, and Thomas Smith. She retired in 1972.
           
         
     Dates
- 1926-1998
 
Creator
- Proctor, Helen Cornelia (Person)
 
Conditions Governing Access
           
             Collection is open for research.
           
         
     Conditions Governing Use
           
             Lawrence University does not hold the copyright for all materials in this collection. Uses beyond those allowed for fair use under U. S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.) require the researcher to secure permission from the copyright holder.
           
         
     Extent
0.60 Linear Feet
Method of Acquisition
           
             Some materials donated by Mary Proctor Lane (Helen's niece), 2000-06-06.
           
         
     Processing Information
           
             Minimally processed, 2012-2016.
           
         
     Creator
- Proctor, Helen Cornelia (Person)
 
- Title
 - Archon Finding Aid Title
 - Date
 - 01/26/2016
 - Description rules
 - dacs
 - Language of description
 - eng
 
Repository Details
Part of the Lawrence University Archives Repository
  Contact: 
Seeley G. Mudd Library
113 South Lawe Street
Appleton WI 54911 US
(920) 832-6753
archives@lawrence.edu
       Seeley G. Mudd Library
113 South Lawe Street
Appleton WI 54911 US
(920) 832-6753
archives@lawrence.edu
        Lawrence University Archives