Northwest Christian University - Crusader Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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............-..........4.............................. .....,........,..,.,,.,..,.,,,....,.- .YYY We .-...--, l. Deon Siefke, friendly, help- ful Dean of Men. Besides teaching three classes, handling the duties of Dean of Men, Dean Seifke finds time to preach at Harris- burg, direct student preach- ers to points of service and do a great deal of personal counseling. 2. Dean Maughn, sympathetic, gracious, always available for assistance. Teaching Freshman Orientation, act- ing as Housemother of Burke Hall where she main- tained her office, Dean Maughn has done o fine iob of stepping into Mather Steven's shoes. ie ' .... has to he taken care of at any institution. The Staff performed the unglamorous but none-the-less essential tasks of keeping rec- ords and accounts and all the other behind- the-scenes jobs which must he clone to keep the Academic Machine running smoothly. The operation of the College is testimony to the effectiveness of their efforts. 3. Paul Rickard, cheerful, like- able Business Manager. Keeping a careful eye on the finances of the school, prudently dispensing student loans, handling the always difficult and sensitive fi- nancial problems of stu- dents skillfully, Poul is a real asset to the school. 4. Ed. Eldridge, dynamic and energetic Field Representa- tive. Presenting Northwest Christian College to the churches of the Northwest, directing Visitation Evange- lism Programs throughout the state, running herd on the N.C.C. Male Quartet, organizing and sparkplug- ging N.C.C. Day in the churches of the Northwest, Ed is the physical exten- sion of N.C.C.

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Administration Offices were moved downstairs into the space formerly occupied by Daddy Hoven's Room and Coburn Hall. fTl19 staff has had a little room ta breathe this yearl. Fac- ulty divided up saace in the old administration offices sec- tion for faculty offices, and the museum and old Northwest Christian and Crusader offices were replaced by three shin- ing new classrooms. Now all we need is an escalator. Hazel Ward, super-busy Off'ce Man- ager. She took our money for tuition, books, syllabae, changes of registra- 'ion, room rent, this-and-that and kept us smiling in the process. .4..,,,- . Y 4,1 ' kg' Doris Bokovoy, petite and efficient, Assistant Registrar and Secretary to the President. She can whip out your whole life history from her cavernous files in less time than it rakes to tell lt. Vera Parker, quiet bookkeeper. She balanced the books, figured the pay- roll and made up the checks among M. William Mumbach lBig Billl genial caretaker. ln the two years that Bill has been care- her other duties. Ruth Daniels, friendly Dining Arletta Penny and Ruth Woods, part time secretaries. taker, NCC's camaus has be- come one of the most beauti- ful in the Northwest . . . a beautiful, velvet-green lawn, carefully trimmed shrubbery . . . these are the fruits of Big Bill's continuous efforts. Hall Superintendent. She is responsible for the delicious, reasonably priced meals in the cafeteria. ln the new cafe- teria she is in charge of more equipment than all the rest of the school put together.