Stephens College - Stephensophia Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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HOLT BOGART LAKE KYD CHAPMAN LINDSEY SMITH cidmifvisirczfifve Qffvsisfcznfs Mrs. Ella Holt, matron, enjoys needlework, and probably like Alice she carries a thimble in her pocket all the time. Miss Ruth Bogart, B. L. E., Syracuse University, is catalogue librarian. Mr. Henry Lake is Custodian of the Grounds. He is one of the most familiar figures on the campus, and is the friend of every girl in Stephens. Mr. Lake, better known as Daddy Lake likes to talk to the girls, and he would never say: Then it wasn't very civil of you to sit down without being invited. Miss Jessie Kyd, postmistress, asks new girls who apply for post oliice boxes, What's your name, child? Mrs. Ardenia B. Chapman, chaperon, aids Miss Price in keeping North Hall. Her spare time is claimed by church work, visiting. and the League of Wonien Voters. Miss Dorcas Lindsey, R. N., has charge of the inirmary. Miss Ruth H. Smith, R. N., is her assistant. Girls who are confined to the inlirmary with colds or appendicitis serenade the nurses with the song: Soo--oop of the e-e-evenin Beautiful, beautiful, Soup g, In l 24

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STEAD BROWN HEMRY COOMBS MCJOHNSTON SPARKS WILLIANIS efftsisfanfs fo Director gf effd'777f55i0715 Mr. H. S. Walter is the Director of Admissions, 'and there are several assistants under his supervision. These assistants use such persuasive arguments. when they talk to prospective students that the girls can hardly wait to enter Stephens. The situation is similar to that situation in ALICE IN WONDER- LAND which concerned Alice and the White Rabbit. Alice followed the rabbit down a hole, and then wondered how in the world she was to get out again. The following men are the Assistants to the Director of Admissions: William Justin Brown who travels Kansas, Colorado, and Nebraska: J. Scott Hemry who travels Illinois and Wisconsin: Vernon Williams who travels Okla- homa, Texas, and Arkansas: Homer Coombs who travels Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi: M. Wallis Sparks who travels Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan: Albert Stead who travels Iowa: Enoch Collins who travels New Mexico, Arizona, and western Texas, and I-Iarrison, Mcclohnston who travels Missouri. Much credit must be given to the Director of Admissions and his assistants for their eliicient work in securing students for Stephens. Almost every state in the Union is represented at Stephens. At the last part of this year Mr. Kyd and Mr. Meade travelled and worked as assistants under Mr. Walter. All of the assistants and Mr. Walter are travelling on their territories the greater part of the year, and when they return to the college for a few days or possibly a week, they hold conferences with the girls from their territories. 26