Scrapbook that belonged to Judith Kate Haywood of NYC 1940\'s School,Church,etc. for Sale

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Scrapbook that belonged to Judith Kate Haywood of NYC 1940\'s School,Church,etc. For Sale

$Scrapbook that belonged to Judith Kate Haywood of NYC 1940\'s School,Church,etc.$
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Scrapbook that belonged to Judith Kate Haywood of NYC 1940\'s School,Church,etc.:
$60.00

Scrapook Kept by Judith Kate Haywood from her starting school through graduation, and her time at Sunday school and church.
FALLING APART - but stuff itself looks ok (some attached with tape that has yellowed). Much of it is loose (saved but not attached to pages)
About 30-pages
Includesher 1950 State ofConnecticut Motor VehicleOperatorsLicenseStack of Graduation CardsCommencement ProgramsReport CardsGirl Scout Membership CardChurch AwardsChurch Bookletsetc.
Queens, Flushing New York, etc.
LOTS OF STUFF IN HERE!code JH9
SHIP IN USA ONLY
Info Found On The Web:I\'m thinking - But Not Positive - That This is Judith Kate Haywood (later Jacoby) (1934-1997) who graduated cum laude from Bryn Mawr College in 1955 with an AB in economics. Judith was chairwoman of the college’s Chapel Committee (1953-1954) and president of the Bryn Mawr League (1954-1955). Just before Judith entered college, she toured Europe. During her college years and after, she continued to pursue her passion for travel by taking trips to Mexico, Alaska, and other parts of North and South America. After graduating from Bryn Mawr, Judith worked for a short time at AT&T as a financial analyst and at Rosemary Hall as a teacher of mathematics. Judith made significant contributions to Bryn Mawr College as an alumna. She played many major roles in the Bryn Mawr College Book Sale in Cambridge, which raised over a million dollars in scholarship funds. Judith also served as chairperson and long-time treasurer of Bryn Mawr’s Regional Scholarship Committee in the northeastern United States. At the time of her death, Judith was a member of the Bryn Mawr Board of Trustees.