Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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CASHIER'S OFFICE Miss Lois Mclsaac, Nlrs. Elva Steele. Although the Cashier's office has but two full-time employes, it probably has more responsibility than any other College office. Mrs. Steele and Miss Mc- Isaac, as cashier and bookkeeper respectively, handle all College finances, pay all bills and handle the students' accounts, as some of their duties. This office is sometimes considered the busiest in Old Main. In addition to serving as the Lost and Found department of the College, its staff handles College summer and extension work on campus and in five other centers, the Bureau of Recommendations of Geneva College and the Veterans' Administration. Q Q EDUCATION OFFICE Miss Sara Barrord, Ameliea Barjuc Ann McMillin, Lois MacDonald. 23

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Cffices 62? ' ff '7 If f ,cm Miss Lulu McKinney, Miss Lois Mooney. g k mf '55 tk f a' ' 'A '.,j4'f4TL9 0 A ' , e x I '3 QP 1 'Z fPN7 . V - wil' 1 If ,ji ,,,,,,,,,ffm. ',,.1 F'-n 1 1 'f .,,- .f ' Eh -,H, rf C' il' I QE' ?,r T ia li' f A fi? 1' ' 9 S f' ff fx M? 1 V xiii, 52 ' l 5 I 1 1: ' j If 'IJ-,i ...- N zz 9 , xN'f ,,g:.?, Probably the first and last office that Geneva students come in Contact with is the Registrars office. The duties of this office range from accepting prospective students to the distribution of diplomas. One of the most difficult tasks is directing the students' choice of subjects and seeing that graduation require- ments are completed. This office is certainly well-named for all the College supplies are purchased through it. Although this is a large assignment, the office staff performs many other duties, some of which are: placement of students in dormitories, typing and mimeographing tests for the faculty and handling all student employment. BUSINESS OFFICE Dr. Charles Carson, Beth Robb, Kathryn Hill, Miss Eva Hayes, ' Jean Petrone. an ,f 1 H Mrs. Iva Scott, 'W' 'fl Mrs. Lucille I'I6.l'19I'y, l REGISTRAR'S OFFICE ,

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LIBRARY Row 1--Fern Drexler, Nliriam Pen- nell, Nancy Roberts. Row 2-Nina Joan Lamont, .lean Brown. Row 3-Harold Hutcheson, Sid Willis. lVlain, Flo Cooper, A large staff of students is required to take care of the 38,000 books and many periodicals contained in McCartney Library. The duties of this staff are varied but include ordering new books, keeping school records and club charters in order, binding and indexing books and magazines and 'taking annual inventory. These students do much to lighten the burden of faculty and office workers. Their duties, although not colorful and magnificent, are very irnportant, and include taking dictation, typing, answering telephones and making appoint- ments, compiling freshman data and even informing students when they have over-cut a class. 24 Y PRIVATE SECRETARIES Doris Tebay, secretary to Dr B1 uce Nlargaret Zahn, Dr. Nlclsrxc Alice Bailey, Mr. Landgraf Rose Sovalo Dr. lVlorrill