Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

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Admissions Office Secretaries: Mrs. Rcna!d Crane. Martha Christiansen. Marilyn Praught. Jehanna Hchnshehn (seated) Bookstore: Mrs. Anna Bosley. Miss Marjorie Dieteker. Switchboard Operator: Mrs. Margaret Prewitt Twenty-Five Head Housekeeper: Miss Alvena Clossen

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Business Office: Mrs. Neil Gray; Mr. Robert K. Wharton. Bursar; Mrs. Donald Smalley. Main Office: Mrs. Ed. Sweeney. secretary to Academic Dean; Mrs. Richard N. Harris, secretary to the President. Staff Monticello's staff members contribute a wide variety of services to the faculty and students. Two main branches of these services are the maintenance of the Monticello Bank and Bookstore. The Bookstore carries textbooks, classroom supplies, cosmetics, confections. gifts, cards, magazines, and incidental room furnishings. It also acts as agent for an Alton cleaning establishment which picks up and delivers cleaning through the Bookstore. Ar- rangements can also be made for the repair of radios, lamps and clocks. Students may open charge accounts, payable monthly, at the Bookstore. The Business Office operates the Monticello Bank where students may deposit and maintain their own checking account without charge. The College urges all students to keep only a small amount of cash on their person or in their rooms to reduce the possibility of loss or theft for which the College cannot be responsible.

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Representatives chosen from the college juniors, college seniors, and Preparatory classes, working Food Committee wit Mr. Goodman as their advisor, have attempted to improve the meal planning and kitchen efficiency through the consideration of the suggestions offered by the student body.