The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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Stage Hands (Cont.) Louis ALLEN HIGLEY, A.B., B.Se., Ph.D., Se.D. Dean Emeritus and Pro- fessor of Geology ELIZABETH SPRINGER Dean of Women ELLWoop M. SCHOFIELD A.B., A.M., Th.B. Th.M., Ph.D. Acting Dean and Profes- sor of Classics Mary Moore WENTLING A.B., A.M. Instructor in German BARBARA BARTOW JOcELYN FLAGG MAXWELL RAs GERALDINE HIpDDINGA AB. A.B. Instructor in English Instructor of Social Science Instructor in French IKKENNETH CUMMINGS Brown B.R.E. HaroLp SAMUEL HEULITT B.A. Instructor in Secial Science CLYDE K. NELSON A.B., Th.B., B.D., Th.M. Instructor in Music Assistant Professor of History PERCY CRAWFORD WILLIAM RYANS A.B., A.M., Th.B., D.D. LeyMon KetcHAM my: : : AB : A.B., A.M. President and Professor of an errs ot eet Bible Instructor in Bible PO EET Sy LOLI SY) CLARA GRUBE EVANS MARGARET ANNE KNOX ALICE SETTLE Ed.M. AB. B.Mus. Visiting Professor of German Instructor in English Instructor in Music JESSIE V. GRUWELL CHARLES WESLEY MAson Catvin H. WALDRON Bao sag Part-time Instructor in Chris- Instructor in Chemistry Instructor of Philosophy tian Education

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WILLIAM JELLEY Business Manager and Vice President Harvey Omar OLNEY B.S., Th.M. Assistant Professor of Bible JANE ATNO RIES B.S. Instructor in Biology Stage Hands (Cont.) AUDREY KUNKEL B.A. Instructor in Spanish and Assistant Dean of Women Lucia CILLeEY PETIT B.S. Instructor in Music JOHN Francis X. RIES Nal B3a5, (BD): Assistant Professor of Mathematics

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BOX OFFICE The actors and actresses are on the stage; the scene is set. Before us is the office staff working busily. Mr. Jelley, vice president and business manager of King’s jumping from check signing at his desk to the ringing telephone. A very busy man, but pleasant, he handles his great job with real determination and accuracy. Next we see our registrar, Mr. Barkley, another busy gentleman who al- ways has time for a word wi th the students. Also in this scene Dr. Schofield, the dean of the college, helps to solve some problem or pitches in with some work. We now see a number of women darting back and forth across the stage. Yes, they are important members of the cast. As we peek through the door in the back room, we see Mrs. Isabelle Killian cashing checks, making bills or gladly receiving payments. Mrs. Thelma Waldron and Mrs. Bloom are busily typing letters, reports and all official business matters. Also supporting this cast of workers are these students, Evelyn Crans, Ethel Walker, and Ruth Heuther, who are found doing those necessary things in order that the office work be accomplished.