James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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FOOD SERVICE I t .-tAi ' ••fife ■ ' « Meals are an impor- tant part of college life, and the dietitians are responsible for our meals on campus. £ £Wv- SEATED : Mrs. G. Rubush, Supervisor, Miss J. Copper, Head Dietitian. STANDING: Mrs. J. Long, Secretary; Mrs. M. Trimpey, Assistant Dietitian. INFIRMARY LIBRARY STAFF Dr. Green discusses a student ' s medical rec- ord with Miss Talliaferro. Books make a library, and the people responsible for the care and selection of the books in the Cam- pus library are the library staff. COLLEGE SERVICES Many extra services that are quite often overlooked or taken for granted are referred to as college services. Included in these are the Tearoom, Laundry, and Stationery Store. Buildings Grounds, Switchboard, Dormi- tories. Mr. Palmer, Head Librarian, discusses selection of books with Mrs. L. Showalter. E. Downey and P. Hoover, assistant librarians. Discussing the merits of drinking milk daily are Miss R. Roadcap, Mana- ger, Tearoom; Mrs. B. Moyers, Laundry; Mrs. Judy, Switchboard Supervisor. Other college services include: Mrs. B. Lenox, Director of Dormitories; Mr. F. Roberts, Superintendent of Buildings Grounds; Mrs. D. Way, Stationery Store Manager; Mr. Derrer, Night Watchman.

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SEATED: Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Etjinger, Mrs. Lincoln, Miss Bailes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Dingledine, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Copp. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Callison, Mrs. Keifer, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Sledd, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Martin, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Livick, Miss McNeill, Mrs. Bougher. DORMITORY HOSTESSES Woman ' s work is never done. This is certainly true for the housemothers who are responsible for the care of the dormatories and the girls who live in them. Yet, they are ever ready to help a girl in any way possible. The girls at Madison owe a great deal to these women. SOCIAL DIRECTORS Late permissions, teas, and other social functions are the responsibilities of the Social Directors. These women help freshmen sign out for dates and serve as advisors to the Social Committee on Campus. SEATED: Mrs. Lincoln STANDING: Mrs. Yancey 25

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DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARIES Behind the scenes these women en- able the department heads to develop and improve curriculum. They well de- serve our great recognition. SEATED: B. Ayers, M. Strong. B. Johnson. STANDING: S. Baylor, A. Trenary, T. Branch. Fl FRONT: C. Fischer, E. Ritchie, J. Wittig, H. Sharpes, V. Slaubaugh. BACK: J. Wampler, D D. McEleyea, A. Coaklcy, A. Liggett, C. Cline. SECRETARIES TO ADMINISTRA TIOJV Little known or recog- nized are the secretaries to the Admini stration, who work tirelessly to keep the official business of the school running smoothly. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Pence, N. Legg, D. Rimel, N. Sigmon, E. Reedy, P. Grat- ton, M. Heatwole, M. Smith, D. Harlow. ASSISTANTS TO ADMINISTRATION A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. These women, assis- tants to the Administration, are strong links indeed. 27