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Sally Lee Pomeroy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pomeroy of Largo, Florida. From 1945-1949 she attended Middletown High School in Middletown, Ohio and from 1949-1951 she attended Wooster College in Wooster, Ohio. In 1952, she graduated from the Katherine Gibbs School in New York City. She married Victor Trabulsi probably before 1960. Victor Trabulsi died in about 1978. Trabulsi graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 1986 as a Frances Perkins Scholar. She held several administrative positions at Mount Holyoke from 1974 until her retirement in 1993, including Secretary to the Assistant to the President, Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the College and Secretary to the Board of Trustees, Assistant to the President, and Secretary of the College and Secretary of the Board of Trustees. She was a participant in Girl Scouts for twenty-five years, in the United Fund, Church School Teaching, Church Choir and was an international board member for Sweet Adelines, Inc. Before working at Mount Holyoke, Trabulsi held a long list of other administrative positions: Principal Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools in Clifton Park, New Jersey, 1967-1972; Secretary for the Operations Department of Friendly Ice Cream Corporation in Wilbraham, Massachusetts, 1972-1973; Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools also in Wilbraham, 1973-1974. She also edited soap opera scripts and monitored radio advertisement for CBS Radio, Inc. In 1980 she married Don Gutheil, manager of materials processing at Precision Magnetics and Ceramics in Gonic, New Hampshire. She has three daughters from her marriage to Victor Trabulsi: Carolyn, Virginia, and Margaret.
The Sally Lee Pomeroy Trabulsi Papers consist of course records and biographical information. The materials in this collection relate chiefly to her years as a Mount Holyoke College student, 1977-1986. These papers consist of course records, including syllabi, notes, notebooks, reading lists and assignments, examinations, and papers. The majority of these records are for English courses. Other records relate to courses in art history, history, mathematics, politics, sociology, and theatre arts. The biographical information consists of newspaper clippings, a greeting card, and an announcement.
This collection is organized into eight series:
Unresricted
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
Sally P. Trabulsi Papers, Mount Holyoke College Archives and Special Collections, South Hadley, MA.
Arranged by course number.
This series consist of records for Art History 235, Baroque and Rococo Art in Northern Europe, Spring 1986, and for Art History 252, American Art since the Civil War, Spring 1985. These materials include syllabi, reading lists and assignments, Trabulsi's notes and notebooks for these courses and copies of her papers, including drafts, and examinations.
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This series consists of records for English 155, Approaches to Literature: Analysis and Criticism, Fall 1983; English 241, The Development of English Literature: History and Tradition I, Fall 1984; English 242, The Development of English Literature: History and Tradition II, Spring 1985; English 251, Chaucer, Fall 1985; English 261, Major American Writers I, Spring 1984; English 331, Nineteenth Century Poetry II: the Victorian Period, Spring 1986; English 335, the English Novel in the Nineteenth Century, Spring 1985; English 361, Studies in Classical American Literature, Fall 1984; English 394, The River Between, Fall 1985; and for an English Independent Study, Summer 1985. These materials include syllabi, reading lists and assignments, Trabulsi's notes and notebooks for these courses, paper assignments, copies of Trabulsi's papers, and examinations.
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These records consist of records for History 170, The American People, 1607-1865, Fall 1984. These materials include Trabulsi's notes for this course, her papers, and examinations.
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These records consist of records for Mathematics 050, Computational Algebra, Spring 1986. The materials include Trabulsi's notes for this course, her homework assignments, and an examination.
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These records consist of records for Politics 202, The American Political System, Spring 1985, and Politics 336, Seminar in Public Law, Fall 1985. These materials include Trabulsi's notes for these courses, syllabi, notebooks, and examinations.
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These records consist of records for Sociology 328, Urban Sociology, Fall 1984. These materials include a syllabus, Trabulsi's notes for this course, guidelines for writing papers, Trabulsi's paper written for this course, and examinations.
Arranged by course number.
Unrestricted
These records consist of records for Theatre Arts D100, Introduction to the Arts of the Theatre, Fall 1977, and Theatre Arts 213, The Performing Voice in Literature, Fall 1985. These materials include syllabi, Trabulsi's notes and notebooks, program descriptions for class presentations, and scripts.
Arranged chronologically.
Unrestricted
These materials include clippings from local and Mount Holyoke College newspapers, a greeting card, and an announcement. The newspaper articles include a marriage announcement from March 27, 1980 describing Trabulsi's marriage to Don Gutheil. Another article, dated February 17, 1989, describes Trabulsi's duties as Assistant to the President at Mount Holyoke . The last article, dated October 10, 1991, describes Trabulsi's appointment to the post of Secretary of the College/Secretary of the Board of Trustees at Mount Holyoke. Also included is a holiday greeting card from Trabulsi dating from 1991 and retirement reception announcement for Trabulsi dating from July, 23, 1993.