Susan Weatherhead, class of 1942 null Weatherhead, Susan interviewee Patton, Richard Randolph interviewer mixed material 1988-04-08 eng Susan Weatherhead grew up in Barrington, Rhode Island, in the same house she lived in at the time of this interview (1988). She commuted to campus from Barrington, sharing a car with her brothers who attended Brown and the Rhode Island School of Design. She describes freshman Scut week, physical education requirements, Chapel meetings, Dean Morriss, the reasons why women didn't attend Pembroke for a full four years, the effects of World War II on campus life, and her work life. 1942 Susan Weatherhead grew up in Barrington, Rhode Island, and had two brothers, two half-brothers, and a foster brother. At Pembroke, she was involved with the Sock and Buskin theater club. After graduation, she worked in an office concerned with war work. Also in her career, Susan was a member of John Chaffee's staff when he was the governor of Rhode Island, and worked in the real estate business. In 1969, Susan came back to Brown to work in the library. At the time of her 1988 interview, Susan was active in the alumnae community while working at the University library. She served as president of her alumnae class, and earned an Alumni Service Award from Brown for her selfless volunteer service. 1940s City girls Deans Employment Pembroke traditions Pembroke-Brown merger Physical education Professors Student activities World War II oral histories (literary works)