Summary
Mary Scovill was identified as a psychologist at the Petoskey Child Guidance Clinic. The October 1960 Beaver Beacon reported that she spoke with Beaver Island mothers and administered psychological tests to children to assist the school teachers.
Evidence and limits
This is an episode-qualified person record. The notice does not provide a full civil identity, credentials, test results, or later career record.
Open questions
- Which clinic, school, or professional records document Scovill’s visit and role?
See also
- Mary Scovill visits Beaver Island for child-guidance work (1960)
- Petoskey Child Guidance Clinic (1951)
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, October 1960, child-guidance clinic notice.Identifies Mary Scovill as a Petoskey Child Guidance Clinic psychologist who spoke with Beaver Island mothers and administered psychological tests to children to help the teachers. It does not provide a fuller civil identity, credentials, or later career record.