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

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Administration: Assistant Registrar ORPHA N. OSBORNE, B. A. Registrar J. RANDALL SLOOP, M. ED. Director, Student Finance Mr. Sloophs task is to find a job for every student who seeks employment. Last summer he and his wife, Faye, visited New York for an administrators, meeting, but also found time to spend at the Worldhs Fair. Keeping up to date the grade- point average of each student and making sure that he keeps taking the right curriculum to graduate at the end of four years is only a part of Miss Osbornehs busy pragram. Miss Andrews counsels students regarding their curriculum and answers the many questions passed over the counter her way. KATHRYN ANDREWS, B. Af

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WILLIAM E. ANDERSON. M. B. A. Business Manager ROBERT H. BROWN. PH. D. Vice Presidenl HANS L. RASMUSSEN. ED. D. Academic Dean A notice in your mailbox from the Academic Dean could mean that you have taken more than your quota of chapel absences or that you are the fortunate recipient of one of those mid-term progress reports. At home he relaxes with his wife, Asta, his son, Keith, 11 senior at Walla Walla Valley Academy, and daughter, Clare, a sophomore here at WWC. It takes a tall man to uphold the affairs of a 1,700-member student body. Dr. Brown is that man. His wife, Frances, is a staff nurse at the Veterans Administration Hospital, and their daughters, Becky and Judyuare WWC students. Commanding the respect of all is Mr. Anderson, who must meet the problems of a growing institution with limited economic resources. Business problems are left at the ohice while he enjoys a pleasant evening with wife, Dorothy, and daughter, Ihlarilyn.

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MARGUERITE APLINGTON, B. A. Accountant KENNETH E. GROVES, B. A. Assistant Business Manager MAE MACKLIN LAY, B. A. Director, Public Relations Being accountant for a growing college is no easy job, but her years of ex- perigznce stand Mrs. Aplington in good stead. Mr. Kenneth iiDadi Aplington, Professor Emeritus of English, still has classes to teach. This is Mrs. Lafs seventh year as director of public relations. Her job: to keep Walla Walla College in the newshcorrectly represented. Mr. Groves is in charge of student housing and the health and safety program for the campus. For extracurricular activities, he places tickets on, Students, cars not registered with the college. His wife, Ella-Belle, takes care of the new curriculum. library. Gayle and Cary are students here.