Wesleyan Academy - El Bambu Yearbook (San Juan, Puerto Rico)

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Business ,,.-4' f r Mr. Phillip Stockin Manager But I'm not really the Business Manager - at least I don't go by that title, was the protest which we provoked from Mr. Stockin when we approached him about his position. But some people just can't take no for an answer, so here he appears, pre- sented to you as PHILLIP STOCKIN - BUSINESS' MANAGER In addition to the above-stated task, Mr. Stockin also serves as Assistant Bookkeeper, runs the book store, and teaches Business Math. As if this were not enough, he holds various other places worthy of mention: he is one of our more recently-arrived teachersg he is one of the youngestg and he has the distinct honor of being the newest newly-wed on campus. Mainienance Mr. Ellsworth Fowler Don Jose Gonzalez Zfw if Dona Rosa Llopiz

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Office Workers Mrs. Pauline Reyes is one of the true veterans of our school - she has been in Puerto Rico sixteen years, and has spent twelve of them working at Wesf leyan. Originally from Texas, she studied two years in a commercial school for a secretarial course, be- sides summer classes at the State University of Texas and classes at the University of Puerto Rico. Her official titles are Bookkeeper and Assistant Secretary, But of course she is ever ready to aid in countless other ways - jobs ranging from providing pins and sewing buttons on uniforms to seeking in- formation for desperate yearbook editors. Mrs, Van der Kolk arrived with her husband from Marion, Indiana, three years ago. Now her husband is the Acaderny's librarian while she works as secretary. She graduated from the Gary Business MRS. MARION VAN DER KOLK MRS. PAULINE REYES College in Indiana after taking a secretarial course there. As secretary Mrs. Van der Kolk has the great privilege of preparing excuses, tardy slips, passes, and - best of all - detentioif slips. Besides this she helps with the secretarial work for Wesleyan Corn- munity Church. Standing alone, each one backed by only her own daily accomplishments, each woman is a won- derful example of service and dedication to one's occupation. But when we consider their combined forces, providing the school with the 'paperwork' background that is so necessary, we realize that what they are doing is much more than a mere oc- cupationg although this is not a dedication, we wish to pay a special tribute to those who reign behind the first door on the right marked 'Office'.

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