Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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NEWS BUREAU SIIATED Viola Curtis, Jane Reed, Mrs J Vale Downie, Martha Ir- win Mai tha Towcimak. SIANDING Owen Simon, Ed Pugh, James Bowers. C it BOOK STORE Chuck Hardies. The book store is the center of much activity, especially at the beginning of each semester. Besides ordering and selling books and supplies to the students, they handle veterans' records and government charges. Under the direction of Mrs. McCreary, manager, they have been distributing Centennial plates and pins. With Mrs. Downie as director and James Bowers, assistant, the News Bureau acts as the Public Relations department of the College. Included in its varied activities are: reporting student and faculty activities to radio stations and newspapers, publishing and mailing the ALUMNUS and working with the Cen- tennial committees. 1 25 Row 1-Mrs. Mabel Weagly Mrs Marguerite McCreary Row 2-Norma Philip Rebecca Blair, Marian Gilchrist Eleanor Gross, Lois Lemmon Lois W ilteis Row 3-Stewart Lee Jack Bogg ,

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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

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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Mrs. VValter West In addition to running the exchange, Mrs. West answers many inquiries and delivers many messages each day. She even consoles those who go to her seeking late checks or mothers who are delivering forgotten lunches. Mrs. Storier keeps the many records that are necessary to have capacity chapel attendance. Besides assisting the registrar in assigning chapel seats, she inter- views students desiring semester excuses and posts chapel cuts. -1 After teaching at an all-girls school for several years, Professor Saxton is quite willing to teach English at Geneva. His work as alumni secretary includes organizing and working with alumni clubs, collecting dues and signing meni- bership cards. RTC I lc s ,'f X . T ' .f, Cx -t ,f A .Lx CHAPEL ATTENDANCE CLERK ALUMNI SECRETARY Mrs. Mary Storier Kenneth Saxton 26