Stephens College - Stephensophia Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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tab? fgntti A Wfwtf fit? Alta! J pt My AWA ft Wt wt of Hall Counselors. As an ' nportant part of the e Staff, the hall counselors work with Dean Weldon Shofstall who is in charge of the guidance program. Through cooperation with Dean Shofstall, the hall presidents, the Student Health Division, the Extra- Class Division, and the admissions counselors, the hall counselors have succeeded in developing a well organized out-of-class guidance program for students. The organization coordinates the Work of counselors and their assistants: it emphasizes each counselor's re- sponsibility for helping students to attain their interest goals and to make more satisfactory adjustments to their entire college experience. In reality, therefore, the program is one of instruction through out-of-class activities, clinics, and advisers. Page I9 v--- -H-1'-- ---' f -- I W A vtwd iidifiifiiwli A MISs GRACE CURTIS MMC MISS Grace Curt s o QQ!! Hall lieaiiisfitliyi nW EMBERS OF THE HALL COUNSELING STAFF Columbia: Miss CAROLYN PRESTON - Miss EVELYN PRATHEB MISS I'IELEN LEE IIANSEN Fielding Smith: MISS ZELMA BURKS Hatcher: MRS. MARY ALICE LAMY Hillcrest: Mus. FANNIE SEITHER e Laura Stephens: MISS JEVVELL DIXON Lela Haney Wood: MISS HELEN LOCKWVOOD Miss ELIZABETH HUNT MISS VIRGINIA YoUNG Wales: Miss I'IEI.EN THAI. MISS .ELIZABETH PURVIANCE MISS JEAN I'IOLKE Windsor: MISS MARGARET MARGRAVE Mlss BERYL JAMES Miss PEARL STAPLES The first name in each group i the hall. Maple : M1ss RUTH VVESTLUND North: Miss DAVIDA OLINGER MISS .RUTH GANZ Miss MARION POPE Senior: MISS GRACE CURTIS Miss .l ULIET ITARDTNER MISS MARY CUMMINGS Southzl MISS ELEANOR .l'. WELSH MISS PATRICIA MULFORD Tower: MRS. MADOLTN GROVER MISS PATRICIA MCN.AUGHTON MRS. ANNE NICKELL VVo0d : Miss MARY OMER MISS MARX' NORBIAN CRAIG MRS. HARRIETTE ABBOTT s that ol' the head counselor for

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L g---L 'CQ' 35 f Ji. wxv , if ,Ii , .J r MISS DORIS BUCK MISS ZELMA BURKS MISS MARX' NOIMNIAN CRAIG MISS J EWELL DIXON MISS MARY CUMMINGS MISS RUTH GANZ MRS. M.kDOLIN GIKOVEIK MISS HELEN LEE HANSEN MISS J ULIET H.-XIKDTNER MISS ELIZABETH IIUNT MISS BERYL JAMES MRS. MARY ALICE LAIIY MISS HELEN Locxwoon MISS MARGARET NIABGRAVE MISS PATRICIA MCNAUGIITON MRS. ANNE NICRELL MISS PATRICIA MULFORD MISS DAVIDA OLINGER MISS MARY ISABEL OMER MISS EVELYN PRATHER MISS CARGLYN MISS MARION POPE PRESTON MRS. FANNIE SEITHEH rw MISS HELEN M. IHAL MISS ELEANOR MISS PEARL STAPLES J. XVELSH MISS RUTII XVESTLUND MISS VIIKGINIA HyOUNG

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Books and other library facilities have become a part of the environment of every Stephens student. In recognition of the vital part which books play in the education of every person, the college has attempted to make all library materials readily available to stu- dents, to encourage and instruct students in the use of these materials, and to foster continued interest in the use of library facilities after formal education is com- pleted. To these ends, the General Library, various di- visional libraries, and several classroom libraries are Miss FRANCES BURNE'I'I'E Miss BETTY Dmcocr Mas. FRANCIS GRIFFIN Miss Loan JOHNS Mas. MARJORIE L1Nns'r1xoM Miss CLARICE NELSON og Pdf? maintained under the direction of a trained library staff. The Personal Library plan, which enables each student to select books of any type to keep i11 her room throughout the year, has proved more popular this year than ever before. Personal library books may be re- t1u'ned for exchange at any time. The library also cooperates With the Visual Education and Radio Stall' in the collection and distribution of other instructional materials, such as films, slides, and transcriptions. Page Z0