West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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Staff in the Phillips Memorial Business Office — First row, left to right; Mrs. Hyatt, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Perdue, Miss Griffith. Second row. Miss Lumis, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Lacy. Third row. Mrs. Haines, Miss Watson, Mr. Crauder. Missing: Mrs. Patton. . nderson StaS - Seated, left to right: Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Grubb, Mrs. Arters, Mrs. Lennon. Standing: Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Ehrig, Miss Good, Mrs. Swan. Not pictured: Miss Underwood, Mrs. Gregg. OFFICE STAFFS Staff in the Phillips Memorial .Administrative Office - Seated, left to right: Miss .Aceto, Mr. Mah;in. Mrs. Stroud. Standing: Mrs. Mills, Miss Supplee, Mrs. Oat, Mrs. Blevins, Mrs. Komar. 20

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We knew that no matter what went wrong, the helping hands of Miss Eves and Mrs. Tuter, our nurses, were always right there to administer first aid to students. Our thanks went to Mary Phillips, assistant clerk. Catherine Finegan, Book Store Manager, and B. Reed Henderson, director of SAA, for man tasks performed. Real morale boosters were letters and packages from the home front, carefully handled on this end by Mrs. Rodebaugh and Mrs. Connell, our post office clerks. A cheerful voice could always be heard whenever our telephone operators, Mrs. McCormick, standing, and Mrs. Pierce, who is sitting, were at the switchboard. 19

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Miss Nancy Trego and Mrs. Shirley Joyce, the efficient secretaries to Dean Killinger and Dean Caton, were constantly serving us as a pleasant, reliable source of information. Our housemothers, VIrs. Licari, Mrs. Otto, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wienandt, and Mrs. Kline, were always read - to offer a guiding hand. Our thanks to Mrs. Speakman and Mrs. Devine who capably and cheerfully handled the very difficult task of making our living quarters as comfortable and convenient as possible. 21