Oklahoma City University - Keshena Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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wa Freda Dick Mrs Marjorie Hudson Miss Mildred Rogers and Nancy Tal burt fice seated center Miss Mr. A. R. Barber, University comptroller. ir.. yy Vx qv--'Q , . W . Miss Lucille Barrett, secretary of Dean Niles. Mrs. Lucy Myers, University nurse. ,- nu. ' M... H'5'++-,Wwgww Mrs. Ann Morgan, Mrs. Louise Cockerham, Miss Loucile Maddox and Mary Vickory of the Comptroller's office. Mrs. Nell B. Hahn, Mrs. J. J. Latham, Mrs. Hazel Cleve- land and Miss Mary Thompson of the Registrar's office. ,,,.......f.-.w.-M.. ...M .... - -- an lg Jo Ann Fuchs, Richard J. A. Struck, acting executive secretary, and Judy Bailey handle alumni activities. Y i 0 s.,N .- Richard J, A, snuck Mrs. Marquerite Macklin. and Regina Rockwood prepare and send out releases from the news bureau,

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At one time or another nearly every student consults with Dean Lester A. Jones, Dean of Admissions and Registrar. Probably the one man who knows more about individual student re- quirements than any person at OCU. Josephine Bell, serves the University capably as Dean of Women and keeper of the school calendar. A kindly lady she advises the women students and keeps conflicts off of the Univer- sity calendar of events. Her other activities include teaching English. The Administrative Deans Dean George H. Ryden, Dean of Men, is an administrator and teacher. His main job, how- ever, is helping the men students with their problems. Business Manager The man behind the scenes who keeps things moving on-stage, Ben W. Lindley, University Business manager, supervises the flow of money into the University treasury as well as keeping a weather eye on expenses.

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Miss Doris Miller, associate director or student personnel and Miss Lou Ann Assistant librarians: seated, Miss Ruth Cox, Mrs. Ann Williamson, standing, Miss Juanita Means. Head Librarian Miss Frances Kennedy C. A. Redman, director of University mainte- nance department. Administration Someone once said a school cannot be all study and no pay. Someone has to run the adminis- trative end. This entails everything from cleaning up the classrooms to planning buildings. Many things go on in the average day that a student never notices. This is all handled by the non-teaching administrative department. When pupils caught a first glimpse of their final test sheet, they didn't stop to think that the University Press may have printed them. After paying their bills, many heads and hands were required to make the money pay. Even be- fore entering school some people called for infor- mation, using the university switchboard. The field house has to be cleaned up after games and ve- terans must be taken care of. All of this is taken care of by the behind-the-scenes personnel, of the '09 University Press staff: Claudine Hef- ner, James Sherry, Verla Weiden, Charles Burnett and James Palmer, Seated. Superintendent of the University press Clifton l.. Grossman. administrative department. Mrs. Blanche Finnell, switchboard operator and ...--nf' .v- 'TY