Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

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II11.1.IS ARNO!.!) Visual Iris Department B. A., Uni vcrsi ty of M in-ncsola; Graduate work, iMinncapolis School of Arts Marietta Kettunen Chairman oj Department oj Visual Arts B.A., Art Institute Chicago; Parsons School of Design; Art Students League of New York Cmari.es Eric Bicki.ky Chairman of Department of Speech and Drama B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; M.S., University of Wisconsin Miriam E. Koontz Department of Psychology A.B., Dickinson College; M.A., Emory University John Pali. Cooke Chairman of Department of Foreign f.ai tgu ages A.B., A.M., Ph.IX, University of Illinois Llcretia Cressey Chairman of Department of Science and .11athematics A.B.. University of Illinois; M.A., Columbia University; G raclu a t e Study, University of Chicago Louise Elizabeth Gulick Department of Xatural Science A.B., A.M., University of Illinois Katherine Kopf Department of Home Jfanagemenf B.S., University of California, Los Angeles

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Mary J. Pfeiffenbergkr Alumnae Secretary A. A. Monlicello College B. A. Wellesley College In addition to editing the Alumnae Bulletin three times a year. Miss Pfeiftcnbcrger keeps in contact with Monticello's 4700 living alumnae. She handles all alumnae mail and sees that former students are entertained when returning to the campus. Miss PfeilTenl erger also attends and participates in the reunions of the some fourteen active clubs throughout the country; thus doing a valuable service for the school in keeping the alumnae interest alive and linking past heritage with future expectations. She also assists the senior class as its faculty adviser. Joseph A. L. Russo Director of Publications A.B. Harvard College Mr. Russo is responsible for all the college publicity. lie prepares promotional material which is used in advancing the public relations ol Monlicello. Ilis beautiful photographs of students and their activities, of campus grounds, and ol college buildings, represent Monlicello life and its ideals. As director ol publications, Mr. Russo also assists in editing and satisfying the photographic needs of the college paper, the Times, and the yearbook, the Echo. His helpful advice to these two student publications is always appreciated. Frances Rousseff Acting Librarian Mrs. Rouseft , as head of Monticello's library stall', serves in the interests of both faculty ami students. In addition to maintaining a quiet atmosphere in the library, Mrs. Rousscff assists students to find reference material or use the card catalogue. The latest editions of reference lx oks, periodicals, selected pamphlets, and other current reading material, are obtained through Mrs. Rousscfl and are available for the entire school’s use; thus adding to the 22,000 volumes already present on library shelves. Mrs. RousselT also has an active part in the preparation and organization ol the college's annual Book Fair. Its success this year can be attributed in part to her assistance in (he display ol books in the library.

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Ruth Lindsey Department of Phi su a t Jutneation B.S., Oklahoma A. M. Ch axx i xc. M AC Fadon Department of Foreign Languages B.A., University of Michigan; M.A., University of Minnesota K u; a x o r Me M i ch a i:i. Department of Social Sciences B.A., Westminster College; M.A., University of Wisconsin f i 11 Jaxe Molloy Department of Pln sit a I Education B.A., University of Colorado Wixifrkd Morrison Chairman of Department of Phgsica I F tuca lion B.S., Kansas City Teachers College; Grad uatc Study, University of Missouri, University of Minnesota, Univcr sit y of Colorado Betty Dustin My i;rs Department of Music B.A., Mainline University; M.Mus., University of Indiana UARTA Axx Pointer Department of Foreign Languages B. of Rd., Illinois State Normal Joiix R. Richards Department of Usual Arts B.F.A., M.F.A., Cornell University