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First Row, above . . . DOROTHY McCALL. B.S. in Business Admiimir.ition. A.M, University of Nebraska; EDITH SMITHEY, A.B-. Nebraska Stale Teachers College at Kearney; DOROTHY WILLIAMS, A.B.. Nebraska Slate Teachers Colleger at Kearney. Second Row. above . . . ARLENE CHRISTENSEN, B.S., Ne bras ka Stale Teacher» College at Kearney; MISS MYRTLE FINCH, B.S, Nebraska Stale Teachers College al Kearney; MISS VESTA MOSCHEL. assistant to registrar. In February Mrs. Durfee Larsen began part time work in this division just in time to brush up on her percentage figuring along with other officer members as reserves of the army air corps and army were called into active duty and withdrew from college. More new duties for the employees of this office included registration of men for physical fitness work as part of their reserve work and fees were paid by adult education classes to further keep funds of the paymaster’s financial income busy. Page 26 Administrative personnel was aided by stu- dents who helped keep funds, deposits, checks, and withdrawal of funds written down in the big grey books of the college's centralized bookkeeping system. Students who were as- sistants included Wayne Smithey and Ardelle Kennedy. PAYMASTER... Head paymaster in the finance division of the Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney until her resignation in January was Miss Dor- othy McCall. Following her January resigna- tion, Miss McCall went to the west coast to ac- cept a position with United Airlines. Acting paymaster duties were assumed by former assistant, Miss Arlene Christensen, until newly elected Miss Betty Conley could be re- leased from her commercial teaching contract at the North Platte High School. Immediately following September induction of buck privates, corporals, sergeants, and lieu- tenants into the scholastic division of this col- lege, all non-commissioned and commissioned officers made at least one trip to the paymast- er's headquarters. Headquarters were located on the second floor of the administration build- ing. When lines faded away, office personnel went to work on percentage distribution of con- tingent fees and course fees. Organizations organized and deposited funds. Then came second semester paying which was a repetition of first semester except an absence of men was noted. . . . leave—Mi » Dorothy McCall discusses paymaster duties with senior Tom Journey. In the background is Miss Arlene Christensen who became acting paymaster mid-year.
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I EY. HY Ne- H-E IISS I . . papers—Not induction papers arc these in Miss Myrtle Finch's hands hut college extension correspondence which is to be Answered. spondence duties, and PBX work, the quarter- master division this year joined with the pay- master's office in relearning division of credits as seniors joined the reserve call and inquired concerning hour credits on degrees. In fact, not only seniors but juniors and sophomores joined by freshmen, also visited the office of the commanding officer to confer with Miss Smithey to answer and ask questions. No small division is the PBX room where the college's private branch line is located and student and faculty mail boxes are placed. Members of the student corp of the quarter- master division of the college included Betty Jeanne Lancaster, Gladys Sherman, Betty Ann Wendell, Lois Sizer, and Dorothy Jameson. QUARTERMASTER CORPS... Page 27 High ranking commanding officer in the quar- termaster corps of the Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney is Miss Edith Smithey. Known to civilians as the college registrar, of- ficer Smithey is the one faculty member with which every student seeking a degree from this college must have a conferencee. Immediately following the posting of the fa- miliar blue-typed notice for application for de- grees, the quartermasters' office equals the busy office of paymaster in amount of students visiting the office. Assisting the director of the quartermaster headquarters is Miss Vesta Moschel, who this year early in February typed many transcripts for army air corp reserve members and army reserves who withdrew from college to answer their call to active duty. When not doing work on her extension du- ties, Miss Myrtle Finch, who succeeded Miss Theo Power, also did assisting work for officer Smithey. In addition to routine work of degree appli- cation filing, individual records filing, typing transcripts, typing transfers, extension corre- . . . transcript—Hill Hill, going in- ia armed forces, received his trans- cript of college work from Miss Edith Smithey who place» the college seal on it.
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