Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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THE STAFF of the Mills Memorial Library becomes a well-known and helpful part of every student ' s college career. These women, who inform us of the correct book or reference material, ar always willing to help. Staff members are Miss Winefred Briggs, Mrs. Olive Mahony, Mrs. Letty Morehouse. Standing: Mrs. Lorena Graham, Mrs. Julia Day, Mrs. Barbara Graham, Mrs. Lucy Lacey, Mrs. Phyllis Hunt, Mrs. Louise Eberle, and Mrs. Evelyn Draper. News Bureau workers cut and organize Rollins clippings. Lucy and Sandy sort the food and money gifts from home.

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STAFF GOOD NATURED LADIES who hear complaints of every sort at every time of the day and who act as mothers away from home are the resident heads. These women who are so familiar are Mrs. Belton, Mrs. Wretman, Mrs. Bartholomew, Mrs. Morganroth, Miss Banta, Mrs. Councill, Mrs. Parrish, Mrs. Regan, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Schlueter, Mrs. Redens, Miss Cash, Mrs. Reid, and Mrs. Wright. LITTLE KNOWN SECRETARIES who deserve credit for a smooth running and efficient Ad Building are First Row: Jane Carr, Trudy Harvey, Winnie Hampton, Marion Braithwaite, Audrey Pittmen, Pat Critchett, Marie Fox. Second Row: Fae Owles, Leona Lyle, Martha Harnish, Betty Fohl, Virginia Ashton, Cynthia East- wood, Eva Mason, Wendy Crabtree, Florence Link. THE STAFF RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PLANNING AND SERVING OF MEALS is Mr. Johnson, Miss Walsh, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Smith, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Urici, Miss Mann, Miss Pearson, Mrs. Smiley, Mrs. Sineath, Mrs. Luke. THE FACES WE ALL SEE EVERY DAY are those belonging to the staff that runs the student center. They are Elma Fuller, Eulamae Daniels, Leah Folker, James Gregg, Mary Grequrich, and Margaret Gregg.

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u There is no adaption or universal applicability in men, but each has his special talent, and the mastery of successful men consists in adroitly keeping themselves where and when that turn shall be ofentenest to be practised. Emerson