Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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ADMINISTRATION Left to nght Mrs Langrand Mrs Nivin Miss Coale, Miss Cameron, Miss Drennan, Mrs. Wait. GENERAL OFFICE There could be no better title for this office than general because this is Where the cogs of adrninistration turn. Almost every administration problem passes through the hands of these six Well chosen assistants. Such tasks as preparing transcripts, proces- sing adrnissions, checking attendance, filing grades, plus other sundry odd jobs that point towards efficient administration are part of the daily business of the office. Merrill Cameron serves as secretary to the president, Mrs. Sophia Langrand is secretary to the deans, and Iean Coale is secretary to the director of admissions. Mrs. Anna lean Wait extends help and information at the receptionists desk, While Mrs. Anna Marie Nivin puts the finger on attendance violators. Miss Drennan has the important job of keep- ing the As and B's straight as recorder.

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ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS OFFICE , - Ui f, 'i1 i . J Left to right: Mrs. Glasscock, Miss Boland, Miss Munch, Mrs. Westfall, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Midkiff. The business office under the rigid guidance of H. Wayne Gill regulates all the receipts and disbursements of the university. Under these general administrative tasks come such items as salaries, payment of bills, veterans' accounts, housing, and tuition. As a side line the business office operates the switchboard and the student bank. The secret of the business office's success lies in a staff of capable Workers. Mrs. Mary Glasscock is secretary to Mr. Gill and Mrs. Ruth Westfall is bookkeeper. Miss Fern Boland is Hank G-ill the assistant treasurer and Miss Gertrude Munch, the assistant secretary. Mrs. Bonnie Goodrich and Mrs. Maye Midkiff serve in the capacity of general clerks.

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Byron Kerns As the new registrar and pro- fessor of psychology, Mr. Kerns has already become a sincere and valuable friend to the stu- dents at Millikin. His interest, co-operation and ever-ready sense of humor have made him the type of faculty member Mil- likin has long valued. ADMINISTRATION Raymond R. Brewer There is a warm spot in the hearts of all university students for Dr. Brewer. A friendly per- son, he has had near'ly all stu- dents in his religion classes at some time. As director of public relations and field representa- tive, he has travelled to practic- ally every town in Illinois to introduce high school seniors to Millilcin. Emerson Abendroth Filling the newly-created posi- tion of Dean of Chapel, Mr. Abendroth has given to our chapel ceremonies a new vigor- ousness and sense of Christian accomplishment. His quiet man- ner, helpfulness and laughing good humor have already made him one of the rnost pop- ular of the staff.