Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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PLACEMENT Through group lectures and individual conferences, the Placement Office assists the seniors in finding their vocation after college. Records of previous occupations of students also enable the office to sug- gest summer jobs for undergraduates. Mrs. Mary MacDonald, Mrs. Elizabeth Cary, Miss Ruth Bucknam. ALUMNAE The Alumnae Office publishes its bulletin every three months with the news of the current college progress which keeps the Alumnae in touch with Wheaton. The office staff sponsers the Alumnae Week-end, drives for the Alumnae Fund, and organizes class reunions. Casta STUDIO CARDS Mrs. Dorothy Cross. BOOKSTORE The College Bookstore provides all the textbooks used in the college curriculum. A wide selection of reading material is found in the paper back and moderately priced editions which are always in stock. Efficient and friendly service provide the essentials and trivia to the college community. Mr. Wilfred Raymond and student. 14

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SUPERINTENDENT AND HOUSEHOLD Mr. Irving Fillmore, Mrs. Florence Viles. Mr. Paul J. O’Connor, Mr. John P. Wright, Mrs. Eleanor Button, Mr. Edward Finn. The Household department maintains COM PT ROLLE R the electrical and heating facilities to keep the dormitories in order. By keeping a- head of the damages, the staff keeps the physical part of the college running smoothly. The Comptroller assists the President in preparing the budget and aids in the dis- bursement of funds, such as those for salaries or construction. The Comptroller and the budget ultimately affect the educa- tional program. Seated: Mrs. Hazel Hopkins. Standing: Mrs. Nancy Rogers, Mrs. Dorothy Esten, Mrs. Elizabeth Burbank, Mr. Peter P. Wieliczko, Miss Lillian Theroux, Mr. Melvin Sargent. INFORMATION Handling all the telephone calls for the Administration Building and for the dorm and faculty houses, Information facilitates communication within the college com- munity. Seated: Mrs. Adeline Cote. Standing: Mrs. Herbert Church. Absent: Miss Mary Coyne. 13

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INFIRMARY In the attractive, modern in- firmary, competent personnel are ready to serve any student or fac- ulty member needing their assist- ance. The pleasant surroundings and kindly care make an infirm- ary visit almost desirable. Dr. Ronald Duffield, Mrs. Genevieve Carney, Miss Kitty Brown. Absent: Miss Dorothy Isaacson. PUBLIC RELATIONS The principal job of the Publicity Bu- reau is to put Wheaton in the news. Arti- cles concerning campus events and the achievements of faculty members and stu- dents are sent to local and home-town newspapers. College life is discussed on a weekly radio program. Mr. Arthur Raybin, Mrs. Labab Bond. LIBRARY A new wing on the Library is planned for the near future in order to make more study space and books available to an in- creased number of students. Periodicals enable each girl to supplement her study. The browsing room offers an interesting collection of novels and short stories which can be enjoyed in comfortable sur- roundings. Seated: Mrs. Marjorie White, Mrs. Angela Lewis. Standing: Mrs. Albin Gilbert, Mrs. Harriet Forbes, Mrs. Elizabeth Reidenbach, Miss Margaret Eden. 15