Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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IRENE T. BLACK, B. A., Registrar For twenty years M15. Black has aided and encouraged students through the trials of registration until she could place a valuable signature on a diploma. MAE MACKLIN LAY, B.A. Mrs. William Lay, English teacher, public relations secretary, COLLEGIAN adviser. editor of the ALUMNI REVIEW, i3 ready, willing, and capable, tackling many other problem: which are continually being brought to her attention. ORPHA OSBORNE, B. A., Associate Registrar Studentx work hard for grades, and Misx Orpha Osborne workx hardto get resultx out to the students. Looks deceive one into thinking it is very simple to pay a down deposit at registration time. 21

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ADMINISTRATION continued ROBERT H. BROWN, Ph. D., Dean of Administration If details in the office rise to an abnormal level, the cause could be growth or malfunctioning machinery. The president must know which and why. The business manager of the school faces the same problem as the efficient family manager, only in much greater proportions. Most fathers would lay down an ultimatum if the family phone bill often went over seven or eight dollars, but Mr. Spoo must budget for a monthly bill of $900. This example can be duplicated right down the budget. The president, the cleans, the business manag- er, and the registrar may not be in a position to contradict the old adage that children are hhcheaper by the dozen,, but they are sure that added num- bers do not eliminate responsibilities. Some even say, Thfor every dollar thereTs a detail?, HANS L, RASMUSSEN, Ed. D., Academic Dean THOMAS W. WALTERS, Ed. D., Dean of Students Dean Walters deals in peopleeetheir problems, their interest:, and even their prospective jobs. Hi5 business is studentx you can appreciate Dean Rasmumenk j05 of making 0 016155 and it ix never done. schedule accommodating 1,400 students and 684 classes 20 with all their sections, laboratories,and conflicts. If registration Seems like a bewildering taxk for one individual,

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ADMINISTRATION continued Mrs. Aplington works at the task for which she is most popularA-Signing payroll checks. Mr. Grove: mixes pleasure with businexs as he displays the skull of a rare foxsil fish which he uses in hix biology class. MARGUERITE SHOPSHIRE APLINGTON, B. A., Accountant KENNETH E. GROVES, M. A., Assistant Business Manager ww, -..i,4 J A A m .4 a i K 4 , .