Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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20 Jobs, Grad School Openings Sought PLACEMENT The addition of two new interview of- fices and a placement library has helped Mrs. Randolph, Placement Director, to as- sist students in securing jobs. The pIace- ment library contains program lists, files, and occupational information. Mrs. Ran- dolph also keeps a list of part-time jobs' on and off campus for students, and she sees to the demands of recruiters from graduate schools and the military service. Jane Randolph Placement Director vw m ... mm mm wu mam mum one uqu- nmmm m ummnm, m gm , Job-seeking students look over op'portunities listed on Placement Office buIIetin board.

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Performed by Capable Assistants INFIRMARY STAFF Directed by Dr. Roy Compton, the Student Health Center staff at- tends to the ills and discomforts of the large student body. Many extra hours are spent with stu- dents, encouraging and coaxing them to watch their health-ad- vice as often as not forgotten among their many unusual ac- tivities. CAMPUS HELPERS Keeping the campus clean, presentable, and pleasant is the mutual job of the Main- tenance Department and the Housekeep- ers. Supervised by Tom Martin, the main- tenance men are responsible for the care of the lawns. grounds, and classrooms. It is the housekeepers' job to clean both the men's and women's dorms, beginning their work early each morning. INFIRMARY STAFF-Helen Rice, Maxine Chubb, Martha Crutchet, Dr. Roy Compton, Mary Strickle, Ethel Thiessen. MAINTENANCE STAFF-Row 1, Frank Cush, Marvin Law- son, Frank Martin, Harry Rupp, Bill Crow. Row 2, Bill Moody, Herb Fischer, Tom Martin, Earl Richardson, Martin Christianson. HOUSEKEEPERS-Row 1, Helen Nagy, Gladys Cramer, Amy Hyndman, Doris McMombs, Judy Price. Row 2, Janey Bilyeu, Beatrice Bray, Lillie McIntosh, Pansy Heenan. Row 3, Celia Raither, Maria Ponce. Eva Mattson, Belle Clark, Catherine Graham. 19

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Bridge to Science Building Provided ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Sewing over 10,000 alumni and students is the full time job of Whittier's Alumni Association, under the guidance of Don- ald C. Bishop. The main project for this year was the raising of $35,000 to aid in construction of the bridge leading to the second story entrance of the new Science Building. In addition to fund raising, the Association publishes the quarterly maga- zine The Rock, keeps current files on its alumni body, and provides information re- garding Homecoming, Alumni Day and other campus events. 'mer 1 $30ch f bmccomm 4 so: u we zoo P' gaff PDMQI'I Mr. Bishop helped students to publicize Home- coming Activities. Donald Bishop Director of Alumni Relations Mrs. Irma Savage Alumni Secretary 21