Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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if .il :QT l ll. Df- Robert J- l'laf '9ll5'. D900 of Phoenix Cvllege, Caught Dr. Frances Mousseau, Dean of Women, and Mr. Joseph Smelser, in an informal moment by the SAND PRINTS Cameraman- Counselor of Men, in a casual conversation on the campus. EDUCATION ' Our Dean, Robert J. Hannelly, gives more assistance to the students than can be accounted for here by his willingness to discuss the problems of students and advise them in solving these prob- lems. Dr. Mousseau, dean of women, and Mr. Smelser, counselor of men, are invaluable to the students for their guidance both on and off campus. A Every student takes his turn standing in line at the registrar's office sometime during the semester. At registration time, when everyone is in a hurry, it is a wonder how the people in the administration office can remain efficient and calm. Mrs. Ruth Wherry maintains the same diligence at her post in the bookstore, Mr. Croyl is an especially popular man every two weeks with students who are holding on-campus jobs. The reason? Payday! rim, WJ, muy' PQ '. -1 ' '- 1-. Ap... A. y '1 igaalwxq qi f 1 'fight-all . . 'l ' J-fri v f ,,u A.-,,,.....' ...ahh-f' i s-.liirl f' : F 1 U.. ' , .Qi-Jill. 1 ' fn 3 ' ' g . X. 5 tsl 5 '. . ' 1,5 i 2 '37h--1' Office personnel from left to right are, back row, Mr. Donald Croyl, school accountant, Miss Jane A. Harvey, Deans' secretaryg J. Lee Thompson, registrar. Front row, Miss Bonnie M. Golze, Mrs. Mildred R. Noble, Miss Mary Watson, and Mrs. Norma Snyder, members of the registrar and college dean's office personnel. . eff . F dfzrflw- ' . '11,