Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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james R. Compton Joseph E. Rawlinson Waldena Baldwin Robert E. O'Brien George K. Tenopir Physician Business Manager Registrar Associate Director Director of Admissions of Admissions ADMINISTB TI E STAFF MAINTAINING RECORDS is just one part of the administrative staffs duty. Among their many functions you will find them enrolling students, collecting funds, recording grades, publicizing college events, and maintain- ing the health. The administrative staff is there for aid to the student in that it takes care of his clerical and health problems. The staff itself is composed of leaders in their field. The students are very familiar with Mr. Tenopir who so graciously aided them in entering the school. Mrs. Baldwin is the one that takes care of the fe- students' records and grades. Keeping care of the students' A finances is Ioseph Rawlinson, Chief accountant. Informing those at home of student activities is Iames B. Moore, Director of Public Relations. Mr. Robert Clift is an aid to all students because he carries everything within the Bertha Hodgkinsfm scales of student needs in the Whittier College Book Store. Assistant fNews Bureauj Iames B. Moore Director of Public Relations A very fine staff meets student needs in every way. Director Many of the administration offices are located in Mendenhall. li 55' f ' 'I eg H . Q -' i. me limit' ft, .gzfif g' 5 A. his . gif- if ,f-3'+.T15i Rev. Wendell Hook 15' - . .' ,,?'r5.s ig 7 J, Lggff QQ Chaplain , ,. 1537 F' 1 1 '11-YQ-11' .sri-' 'HQ -Eff .124 3 at , ,g mi r . Q , ,H .. Nr. Lgrggrarffzji rf 13k 1. Robert Clift Manager of Book Store I

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DEAN OF WOMEN ASSISTING THE WOMEN STUDENTS on campus is Ruth Miller, Dean of Women. Dean Miller has many problems to solve during a day's time. She assists the girls in finding a place to stay during the semester. She advises the A.W.S. Cabinet, and the Intersociety Council. One of the newest items installed by Dean Miller in the dormitory system, is the mixing of the classes. Another new idea that she presented was private talks with girls that were receiving blue slips. Dean Miller is also active in outside community groups and seems to End plenty of time to do many extra things. She also enjoys working with the women's service groups such as SoSeCos, Iunior Spon- sors, Senior Counselors, and Cap and Gown. She attends all of the functions presented by A.W.S. and Cap and Gown. It can be said that Dean Miller truly enjoys working with the women of Whittier College. DEAN OF MEN AIDING THE MEN STUDENTS in their social activities is Dr. Iesse W. Tarwater, Dean of Students. Dean Tarwater is one who is always willing to talk to the student whether it is a problem or just for a friendly chat. It is his hope that all of the students at Whittier enjoy the Academic Atmosphere while they are here and will rise to every opportunity for self-development. He has always been inter- ested in student problems and with the large amount of background that he has had in psychology, and the other behavioral sciences, he is well qualified to give the students aid. He has belonged to many professional organi- zations such as, the American Psychological Association. Among his many duties, Dean Tarwater aids the A.M.S. Cabinet and many other men's organizations on campus. ' ' ' I . . . - -, '. J' ' - .CQ iiilgil , 1, if Qljfijg ff. . i H 1, 1 i wr - ' .Qu if l T M lr ff , . ffwf- L V, i i 1 .1 3.--T Q T A, Ruth Miller Iesse Tarwater

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MENDENHALL LIBR RY It's often surprising what you find in the stacks, ESSENTIAL TO THE STUDENTS at Whittier College is our library. Many students Hnd help daily from Dr. Whitten, our librarian. Dr. Whitten is responsible for the main purchasing and cataloging of books. Approximately 40,000 volumes, including bound periodicals, are available to the students for reference and loan. Our books are bought on the recommendation of each and every department, each department having a speciied amount of money allotted to it for this purpose. We are fortunate in having many foreign books and magazines in our library. Through a New York dealer, books which are not available in the United States, are obtained. Dr. Whitten is fortunate in having very capable assistants to help in keeping the library a smoothly running operation. Mrs. Tan, assistant librarian, sees that the books and periodicals are properly bound. Mrs. Powers is responsible for the reserve room. A new library building is now being planned in order that Whittier will be able to con- tinue to meet the increasing needs and demands of our education in which the library plays such an essential role. The inside of the library is a familiar sight for all students. Dr. Ben Whitten Librarian Margaret Tan Assistant Librarian Velma Powers Clerk 02'- 59 5' T .l ,Eg J., , ay' V 'l:.p'f,',:ZIQ: 5 gf V t 'A ' 1:2512-.'.'.'. 159' ,W ,,...... H y i'f: :'7