Elected secretary of the LPGA by her peers at the meeting in Wichita.
Early stages of leukemia forced her to cut back on her tournament schedule.
Taught in the Detroit public school system before retiring in February 1966.
Was an accomplished musician and wrote operas.
In 1947, turned pro after winning the Mexican Women's Open and joined the Wilson staff; finished second to Betty Jameson at the U.S. Women's Open; she was the low amateur for the event.
In 1946, was the Michigan Women's State champion.
In 1941, was the Michigan Jr. Golf Championship winner.
