Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Kaji, Janie Kennington, J aci Kepler, Vivan Koe, Emi Lidbeck, Curtis Lidbeck, Gloria Loewen, Susan Lorton, Chris McCoy, Sylvester McDaniel, Agnes Mclnturf, Al Milliken, Naydeen Monschke, Royanne Nelson, Hettie Parks, Betty Center left: Diligence marks the ef- forts of Jani Kennington as an atypical overseer evaluates her performance. Often working beyond the required quota, the print shop prepares copy and layouljbr campus media. ,Top middle: Making mail move faster with zip codes, Gus Dulis sorts corre' spondence in the mail room. Seldom seen by students, the mail room per- sonnel diligently works to keep mail runningsmoothly. Paul, Karla Paulson, Nancy Pearce, Charles Penson, Judy Repsold, Christopher Robson, Eileen Runcie, Bruce Scott, Joyce Scruggs, Peter Scruggs, Irene

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,,Q7i !'P'lii X 1 X .i 5 ,ri I fre Shempert, Jack Shreve, Bob Smith, Lois Smouse, Richard Snook, John Stevens, Betty Bottom middle.' Taking care of our monetary aches and pains, Mrs. Benner is always present at her window, armed with a smile and an encouraging word for students. With a personal interest in people, Mrs. Benner and her fellow employees make it clear that students are more than just financial clearance cards. Center right: Taking a look inside, Multnomah students witness mail clerk Betty Parks as she deciphers box num- ber hieroglyphics. The postal clerks handle everything from surprise good- ies, to lost keys, to telephone mes- sages, not to mention an occasional letter from home. Stewart, James Thorne, Burr Trueb, Donna Tuck, Gary VanWinkle, Jane Vinson, Scott Warner, Richard White, Marguerite Worthington, Jim Not Pictured: Oliver, Hazel Johnson, John