Oklahoma Christian University - Aerie Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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A TOTAL OF ilO years of combined expe- rience at Phoenix College stands behind our Administrative Staff. As a group, they are concerned with the policies and regulations of PC, college staffing, registration policies and prob- lems, the budget, and the calendar for the school year. Serving as individuals, their many di- versified duties include carrying out the directives of the Superintendent and the Board, setting the athletic policy, visiting classrooms, disciplining and counseling, planning registration procedure, and scheduling classes and examinations. Members of the administrative staff are also responsible for compiling the student handbook and catalogue, supervising the Evening College, approving supply re- quisitions, and planning the social calen- dar. fTop Rightj Miss Patricia Wylie, Veterans' Coordinator, and Mrs. Mildred Noble, secretary to the Dean of College, ably carried out duties in the office of Dr. Hannelly. fBottom Leftj Equally impor- tant for efficient college operations are Mrs. Dorothea Long, sec- retary to Dean of Students, and Mrs. Anita Savage, secretary to Dean of Women. They are the first to greet one on a visit to either Dean Riggs or Dean Kirk. ,il ill ii fAboveJ Coordinating class instruction in the office of the Dean of Instruction, is Mrs. Jane Twaddle, secretary for Dean Thomp- son. CBelowD Especially busy during registration, Mr. Spector's secretary, Miss Kay Monson, aids the Registrar in Admissions and Records. l Q -.E 1 c.f' it T 1 of-s:',.Ccodc -- li.. his QS. x.,- -

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ND RECORDS t filtll f except after c or was it .5 n ,fx gl 'stan-Mgt 1f j'f1iC 5' I S l Sill t t i i.1lVlit,, EVENING COLLEGE A YOUNG BUSINESSMAN seeks the additional education and Training necessary for advancement in his field. The housewife wishes to pursue her outside interest, be it literature, fine arts, secretarial skills. A student, short of graduation requirements, returns to school to acquire the credits neces- sary for a degree. The solution: Phoenix Evening College. Realizing its obligation to the adults of the community, the Evening College has as its specific purposes the following: l. to make possible a continuation of education for college students who are employed or otherwise occupied during regular college hours. 2. to provide such subiects as will contribute to the civic, liberal, recreational and vocational education of those in the community who are in a position to take advantage of them. 3. to bestow the Associate of Arts degree to those who satisfy the requirements. More and more adults f3,84O during first semester alonej are taking advantage of this opportunity to further their education. In addition to the general college faculty, trained and experienced valley business, engineer- ing, and social science personnel are included on the teaching staff. Two adult students conclude a session in Evening CoIIege's orchestra ., pq 'ljfltgl l mm M is at , on f Was that 'i' before 'e' f i i lf ., ill.. , Y Aaghuru , ,-rpg A ' ' -' . 7fl3:l'3ir:t- .. l QM Vg-:Hill imp-Y 4 V 'Jil I -I I l l ' NN it llt pits- +.SfSfl'Tt ,1Q:' z.1gQ-if 311. t2liQl1'il'bvt-f . l j.'f!'klv,,K7,a l. 'lb l, -13 lkl ,y li ' --4. ,kk is yi. it 'TT- .rs ,lditigltfili ll lj lr ll az inf' -I l l Ll ' x U i lyl l:lxXl NN .sa l'll ffl' l M J, , l' all . . J1 ' 1 i , , H . l I 1