Kentucky Christian University - Marturian Yearbook (Grayson, KY)

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Mrs. Christian: Forsake not the love of thy mother. fProverbs 1:81. The girls of Neal Hall know the wisdom of this admon- ition from Solomon, especially pertaining to dorm mothers. Mrs. Ruth Christian be- came a dorm mother in 1966. ln Neal Hall last year, she gained '70 daughters in ad- dition to her three girls, who are married and have families of their own. Mrs. Ritchie: Mrs. CarlosRitchie is our dietician, and hers is the responsibility of seeing that nearly two hundred students are fed seven days a week. From her, many students receive their first taste of authentic Kentucky cooking. However, the students are shortly trained to look forward to Sunday dinner, when the food is always just a little more delicious than on weekdays.

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Ng? 1- Mrs. Perkins: From the South Akron Church of Christ, Mrs. Iris Perkins came this year to serve as Assistant Dean of Women. She also works part time on the secretarial staff. Her daughter, Nancx attends High School in town, and one of her three sons, Greg, is a junior at K.C.C. TS.- OUTR GIRLS FROM HEAD TO TOE.

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Peggy: In 1964 the K. C. C. staff acquired a new asset when Miss Peggy Russell became our assistant dietician. No one who has at- tended a banquet for which she has cooked will deny her cooking ability. She cooks on week- ends alternatingwith Mrs. Ritchie, and also surpervises the kitchen help. She is presently working toward her B. S. Degree. At the East Side Church of Christ, she directs the youth and leads the singing., Mrs. Smith: Mrs. Edna Smith came to K.C. C. in 1962 to be Dorm Mother for Neal Hall. Although she has had the ex- perience of rearing five daughters, we are sure the girls of K.C.C. have presented some unique challenges to her. Apparently she takes them all in good humor,however, for she greets everybody with a big smile and a friendly hello.