Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

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3 inancia Offi Mr. Wcndcl H. Baker is the Business Manager and Treasurer to the Board of Trustees. He is also in charge of the maintenance of all buildings on the campus and of the College grounds. Assisted by Miss Elinor Shields and Miss Eleanor Boerner, Mr. Baker handles all financial and business matters of the College. The Financial Office also operates the Monticello Student Bank. The bank is maintained by the College as a convenience and protection to the students, and is open daily for deposits and withdrawals. Each student has her own pass book and check book, and is expected to deposit her allowance in the bank and check out against her account as she needs spending money. Wisndbl H. Baker Business Manager B.A., University of Missouri SECRETARIAL Eleanor Boerner Elinor Shields Secretary to the Baseness Manager Bookkeeper and Cashier B.S., Indiana State Teachers College

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Zjlie AoL mi66ion6 Audley Noel Sullivan Secretary of the College Director of Admissions B.S., University of Nebraska The Admissions Office at Monticello, of which Mr. Audley N. Sullivan is head, contacts prospective students through inquiries received from students, friends, and alumnae of the college. Information is also obtained from high school principals regarding girls who might be interested in the educational program provided by Monticello College. Assisting Mr. Sullivan in his department are three field counselors who interview girls interested in entering Monticello. In the Southwest, Mrs. Frederick Hoinann Mott, whose home is in Tulsa, advises and counsels with prospective students in the states of Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Kansas, and Arkansas. Miss Margaret Weigel represents the College in the Chicago area and also contacts girls in down-state Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan. A Monticello alumna, Miss Betty Bcckly of the class of 1943, is the representative for Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado. In addition to his duties as Director of Admissions, Mr. Sullivan also acts as Secretary of the College, and is responsible for all public relation policies which emanate from the President’s Office. SECRETARIAL Lillian Leslie Ai a G. Diescii Secretary to the Admissions Office Secretary }„ Admissions Office B.A., Culver-Stock ton College B.A., Illinois College

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fZ e9 idt rar (Career C ounSe Kathleen G. Brunjbs Mathematics B.Ed., Illinois State Normal College Dorothea P. Dunagan Secretarial Science Counsellor for Careers B.A., Simpson College; graduate work, Iowa State College Since considerable emphasis is placed on high academic achievement in liberal arts work at Monticcllo, the registrar's office occupies an important position. The registrar works with the Dean's office, keeps permanent records for all students who have attended Monticello, and sends out transcripts of grades. Reports of a student's progress arc mailed to her parents four times a year. In addition to giving letter grades, instructors comment upon the student’s ability, effort, achievement, capacity for independent critical thought, initiative, and breadth of general information. Monticello also provides a regularly organized advising service which enables each student to receive personal and individual counsel with regard to her academic and social problems. Career counselling has an important role on the Monticello campus. Mrs. Dorothea Dunagan, career counsellor, advises students concerning the fields of greatest opportunity and need open to women today. As career counsellor Mrs. Dunagan guides each student in discovering and defining her greatest vocational interest. Tests and measures of interest and aptitude arc given to each student in order that by the end of her two years' residence at Monticello she will have as clear a plan for her vocational future as it is possible to develop at her age. Every spring Monticello has a Career Day Conference at which time leaders in those fields in which student interest has been shown discuss in informal groups the possibilities of various vocations. Each student chooses the discussion group in which she is most interested.