Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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aminis rah ' oe (uiaJJ Mrs. Ruth Benton Secretary to the Dir- ector of Development Mrs. Avril Core Assistant Cashie r Mrs. Janet DeVault Secretary to the Alumni Secretary Mrs. Mary Edwards Mis. Linda Ellis Mrs. Becky Franks Secretary to the Dir- Secretary to the Financial Secretary of the Presi- ector of Church Aid Officer dent of the College Relations 1 ra - - ili tti Mrs. Kay Halbert Mr. Aubrey Horton Mrs. Winnie Howell Mrs. Melene Hughes Mrs. Virginia Johnston Mrs. Eleanor Kittenger Secretary to the Dean Foods Services Manager Library staff Hostess-West Dorm Secretary to the Library staff of the College Registrar ■ ' £ s C ' i ifik © Mrs. Emma Lewis Eleanor Mackintosh Miss Doris Maney Secretary to the Faculty Library staff Cashier Anne Marmorato Mrs. Jacqueline Matlock Mrs. Nancy Morrow Business office Secretary to the Admissions Secretary to the Counselor Business Manager Mrs. Joyce Perry Mis. Virginia Richardson Mrs. Jan McKee Secretary to Director Library staff Registrar ' s Office of Technical Services Mrs. Vickie Smith Secretary to Dean of Student Personnel Servic Mrs. Mary Thomas Secretary to the Presi- i dent of the CoUege Mrs. Ann Vickers Assistant Catalogue Librarian

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ominisiraiwe J ersonnel Larry Barnes George Colclough Oscar Fowler, Jr. Arabella Gore Registrar Admissions Counselor Bookstore Manager Catalogue Librarian Robert Gwaltney Oma Johnson Guy Lambert Financial Aid Officer Librarian of the Histor- Associate Librarian ical Society C. V. May, Jr. Administrative Intern John Nicks Chief Accountant Theodore Perkins Librarian Tyrone Rowell, William Scott Associate Alumni Director of Church Secretary Relations Marilyn Spencer Director of Publications W. B. Terrell Alumni Secretary Worden J. Updyke Director of Technical Services

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CB usmess eparimeni Mis. Janie Council Mr. Syed Hasan Mrs. Frances Longest Mr. John K. Patterson Mis. Tessie Taylor Mrs. Jeanne Williams Head of Business Department BUSINESS The curriculum of the Business Department is designed to give the students the abiUty to make sound, logical judgments, an understanding of economic institutions, and a knowledge of basic principles and analytical tools of economics and business. Experience and reason support the view that training for a successful career rests upon a comprehensive educa- tion in the broad area of human knowledge; therefore, students in this department receive a foundation in liberal arts studies. Mr. Ralph V. Anderson Head of Economics Department