Northwood University - Northwood Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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12 Business at Northwood — Creative Thinking It takes many busy people to keep Northwood running smoothly. While Comptroller John P. Hurosky is con- ducting his financial duties, Business Manager David Moeggenberg gives him a big assist in the business office. A combination of hard work, long hours, creative thinking and articulate plant operations has made the North- wood campus extend from one build- ing in Alma to Midland, Texas, West Baden and South America. Secretarie s Janis O'Sullivan, ness office. John P. Hurosky, Comptroller Frances Bell, and Josephine Bishop combine efforts in the busi-

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Student Enrollment— A necessary task As one term draws to an end, pre-en- rollment for the coming term begins. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors all lose their separate distinc- tion as each student finds it necessary to enroll in his proper classes. Students also help faculty members during this important time. Northwood affords this activity as well as others for student-faculty togetherness. First come, first served! The final check point—finished! Patience wins as time runs out.

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Registration day brings students and faculty to a rushed reunion with flashing of class cards every where. Mrs. Willo Anker (above) smiles and students puzzle at cards. Complete chaos is only natural on days like this.