Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Marjorie Gregg, dean of women. Kenneth Richardson, dean of men. FAMILY-GUIDING FRIENDS Robert Ashbrook business manager Benjamin Whitten, librarian. Ken Beyer, director of alumni relations. Howard Hockett, financial secretary. J ■

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Harold Spencer, dean of the college THE ADMINISTRATORS OF THE No family can thrive without direction. It is tlie men and women of tlie administration who give that needed direc- tion to Whittier College, and it is Dean Harold F. Spencer who gives that direction to (hose men and women! When guidance is needed to straighten the family footsteps. Deans Kenneth Richardson and Mar- jorie Gregg are ever prepared, and when pig hanks are incapable of handling the finances, Howard Hockett and Robert Ashbrook take charge. The W ' ' hillier College family is not a static family. As new members come, older ones go. But always in contact with them and with the public are Ken Beyer, Vernon McGrew and George Tenopir. It is these people, then, along with Librarian Ben Whitten. who both liglit and keep ihe College lires burning. 14

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AN APPLE A DAY kept the doc away pretty well, hut when that apple went to the teacher, it was Whittier s Student Health Service under Dr. Mayo Smith that lurnished the vitamins. Smith, along with his two registered nurses and two hostesses put as many as eight pale Poets to bed in the Infirmary when the flu blew in and swept them off their feet. The stall did not stop there, how- ever, but cjuickly went to work setting its patients upright again. In addition to health counselling, care of illness and injury, and examining for readmission, the Infirmary personnel held conferences with Physical Education chiefs to adjust activity programs for stu- dents needing special consideration. Other meetings were held with students, faculty, and deans on the matter of promoting mental, physical and emotional adjustment. At 317 East f- ' hiladelphia, the Infirmary was open every week-day from nine o clock until four. Where there are ap|)Ies, there are trees: and where there are trees, there are leaves. It was H. Scott Ramsey ' s job to see that those leaves were picked up, the grounds well-groomed, and the buildings kept in top-notch order. Assisted by general maintainance man Henry Hundley, Mrs Ramsey, head housekeeper, and a crew of competent caretakers. H. Scott kept the drought away with his daily sprinkling system! 16 Dr. Mayo Smith sees that someone else has a heart. Mrs. Ramsey Mr. Ramsey Mr. Hundley