Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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As much a part ot our on-campus tives as the ctorms we tive in and very good friends of att of us are tht- housctceepers who tcept the dorms spictc and span. They coutct he found vacuum- ing the lounges. giving out sheets and pillow- cases. emptying wnstehastcets. or just having a friendly tatlc with one of the students. A way to ANY stuc.tent's heart is through his stomavh. At least this is what the Campus Inn Cooks decided, Working closely with the waiters and waitresses. they concocted a variety of gooct-tasting ctishes. HOUSEKEEPERS--Row I-Nc-Hie Entow, Lucy Switzer, Frances Parky. Amy Hynd- nmn. Row 2-Ruth Ramsey, Ntary Vvillhott, Catherine Chiaravallc, Ntaggie Bell, F1322 ,tl .. X H X , I fy M N- .. 3, if wwth, H+ ww WK' 9 A .L COOKS-Lori-ttn Ovcrholt. Agnes Scrcl, Vera Smith. hftahcl Carey, Peggy XVL-hh. Nettie Lecthetter. iyunn hintes. Bucla Russell. Ntargarct Nilson. Q tn charge of mainte- nance of the College was Mr. Hunclley, who kept things going efficiently and welt and kept stu- dents happy at the same lime. THE ADMINISTRATIVE Annex is one of the concrete symhois of DFOQFOSS 0ll Ulll' CRIHPUS. I Henry Hnncilcy - Superintendent I X S H- I I l 5

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DORM lVlO'l-HERS--Row 1'-Hazel Stanton. Anne Sliilxlmns, Harriet Ferguson, Helen Bumstearl, Madeline Tlmmpson. Row Q.-Rulli Nlariellc. Nancy Helclricli, Glaclys Hellman. Our molliers away from lmome were tlie women wllo clieclcecl to see lllal everyone was in. who lmndecl out specials, wl1o listenecl to problems and gave aclvice wlmen it was aslcecl lor, ancl, especially al Xfvanlaerg, expected any- llling at any lime. Librarians and sluclenl assislanls worlcecl lo- geilmer lceeping laoolcs in orcler. clweclcing out two-we-elc ancl reserve lmoolcs. and just being helpful. Essential to tl1e care ol any well-groomed college are ilme maintenance men. A loolc in any building or on tl'1e campus ancl you coulcl Find iliem. unlocking doors lor lorgetlul slu- clents. putting llwe sprinklers to worlc, mowing llie lawns. arranging clfmairs ancl lceeping ll1e classrooms neat and clean. Eaclx llacl luis specilic jola lo clo ancl each clicl it well. l-ll5RARlANS'1VPllIlil lj0NVC'fS Hllil lzlllll Xxlyfll. NIAINTENANCE lVlENf-Row I-Leslie Englancl, James Enlow, Hurry Vwlllillalicr, Yvilliam E. Overlloll. Henry l'lunLllvy. Rom 2 --Cyrus Book, Franli Fullon, Floycl lxflengel, lwarvin Lawson, James Slxellon, lVlarlin Cllrislianson. Row 5-Vvillimn Crow, Vvillwr Bunenlverger. Xvilliam Parlis, .lolm Bowman. Harry Rupp, Esles Browning, 'Lvl gx I' .K 'if W-L. . 1 l 5 zy' p f ., 0' i , T X ,H Q I lar' wx, A -s l 4' '15

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Eiiiei Siegfried, Siiiriey Hill, Bertini Hocigicinson. Vviiiwertn King Vviletiier it was keeping busy at time switchboard, answering phones, mimeo- graphing tests for eactl and every prof. putting gracies on stucients' permanent records, giving out convo cuts, or a vari- ety of other timings, time secretaries certain- iy ciici their share to keep records straight and contribute to the smootiw running ot time college. Alumni and publicity offices also ran smoottmiy, tiianics to these admin- istrative assistants. Assi5taI1i5 Sheila Pierce, Ecinn Ferrin, Ciara Dniins. Loretta Niaionc. Ethel Parker. Mary Burke. Florence Civic i mriu Van Vicet