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Victorine Louistall-Monroe of Clarksburg was the first known African-American woman to earn a WVU degree (M.Ed., August 1945) and the first African-American faculty member. She was a professor of library science at WVU from 1966 to her retirement in 1978 and is a member of the President's Advisory Board.

61. Victorine Louistall-Monroe

62. Naomi (Willis) Bannett

63. Lakin State Hospital Staff

Photo of Naomi and Evelyn Willis. Both graduated from Douglas High School and became teachers.

64. The Willis Sisters

65. Mary Evelyn Willis James

66. Naomi Willis Bannett

Coleman was one of WVU's first black graduates.

67. Reverend Harry A. Coleman

68. Women in manufacturing

Woman identified as Helen Waters, Hazel Dillon, Dorothy A. Schultz, Daisy Davis, and Dorothy Harris.

69. Equipment Workshop

Woman married to men in the Army Specialized Training Program operating machinery.

70. Wives of the ASTP

Female students in class at Oglebay Hall. The hall was renovated in 1952.

71. Renovated Oglebay Hall

Women operating a laundry machine at Jackson's Mill.

72. Equipment Workshop