Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Chaos with Ledgers, Lists and Files SECRETARIES L to R Mary Grosheun Loretta Malone Dons Wlute loyce Corbett STAFF AND SERVICES Reg1ster1ng student automoblles, schedulmg club cmd soclal events, and keeprng track ot soclety rnembershlps represent some ot the dlverse tasks performed by the Deans secre tanes The Adrn1n1strat1on Annex secretarles dlrect calls through the mam swrtchboard handle faculty and student mall and rnrrneo graph materrals for faculty and ASWC organ 1zat1ons The Health Center staff, led by Dr Roy Compton, treats student 111s and dlscomforts 1n a relaxed personal manner Early each rnornlng college housekeepers begm then' Work to see that dorm lounges ar-d rooms ln both mens and Womens res1dences are kept clean and presentable a aw NEB ANNEX SECRETARIES L to R Erma Savage Lo1s Sutton Gladys Kay Arlene Carlson INFIRMARY STAFF L to R Maxme Chubb I Roy Compton Helen RICS HOUSEKEEPERS R w 1 L to R Helen Nagy Gladys Cramer Amy Hyndman Dorls McCombs Iudy Pnce Row 2 Ianey Bxlyeu Beatrxce Bray L1ll1e Mclntosh Pansy Heenan Row 3 Cel1a Rae ther Mana Ponce Eva Mattson Belle Clark Ca erme Graham . 1 r Q , l Q , . 1 . , , . J W Q mana a 'HE ' , nsfgwaiiswa E K Yr lm' Harm aiggssgm H rm was N .-, I as Emma B ng- ss ax as a a Hmmm ' ' 5 'Us'wmE:: H BW mxsmsssg e m an nr Mgmwfs, , M M H :Q in W - tm. mfs: 'mffgiss B ea-L -E we . Qsmliyxsz-r 'H Q sms as 'E slmtkmxwggggtfms Sf: H , - ' ms I K ami? ssl-fm .W Hansen - -- 1 1 - as ss Ewa ass , an B as E Nigmmm f - mi: H mm .rs s rm Q-rg? E was , ,mnswsg X! E E s we msmsgx . BSS E Si V B S855 I ,' 2 H L - fr ,,, , an t, ., K Hb ms H sl, ' , E , , s ml , ' nl H- - E . . s I, E , 2 E as E WE. Q s 'E ax W B my tr sw. rs H H H fr H ' ' S . H .vw B -rust? s ,. T' .1 . as as N ' f FX l. new f ,,. D . I - -- , 1 4, , , lg -rs gil lm V A . ' 52 -' . H , . , . E E: A ,,, , 5 SSE ws 1. r aw max-'rx E . E' 4 nr IF ,.- ts Us sms - E an x ,X -,M mm mm H-L B -'Hs -QI -H1-IP H si Wt wrems' Z 'm m m 1' WFH' m ' ' X . ,. WP E rg rm ,-was--sy as-rs an lf- H' Q tf ss Mt R il-SS E885 B1 M H na' Q mm sm V f .gm against ms B: HM-ysgslt M mmm . km sim 5,5 n rs ms va mama-E sa E -rm -X V :mama H Egjifm 2 H Q Qi? . H H I A -Hamm gs . K., B 1 sis , H ' Arg W ft X V H .. E ,. A., ' BRN ' v . - o . .: - H a - ' 1 . 1 ss ms r mg mm ,. I I ' ' Q mt-mem ' -'X Witt' ' - ' ' I W Q 'sl - - 1 I 1 mn W 21,52 as V ' . SW E ' ' , ' - :sn ,. B . . H 1 - ' , : rs mann I I th- ml' Q ' I ' ' a K wma' , , ' :mm ' rs my 5 -mm .' 'SS 1,

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Staff and Secretaries Bring Order iron BUSINESS OFFICE Under the direction of loseph Raw- linson, the College Business Office conducts a wide variety of business transactions during the school year. Administering all funds, the office pays the college bills, distributes payrolls, and manages all student accounts, Myrl Beaird, Office Manager, sees that all operations are running smoothly in- cluding the numerous student services. Lennea Elliott is in charge of National Defense Loans and State Scholarships. Among the many services offered to students are the issuance of meal tic- kets, -registration assistance, provision for the installment payment of bills and the processing of tuition and room de- posits for entering students. - H 1 .- ,s. V .mg sgr Es Q H F . , -'gg If is 'X E B my H is ' B a '. B gmws my H' W Pmixfi SEM 3 E ,M -A 1 -SKB W BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF-L. to R.: Lora Oyer, Mildred Stilt, Olga Posma, Myrl Beaird. REGISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE Answering questions from bewildered students and registering over 2000 per- sons for both day and night courses are two of the tasks performed by the Regis- trar's Office. Under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Scott, the office staff records course changes, distributes schedules of courses and evaluates transcripts of transfer stu- dents to determine if certain courses quali- fy as credits towards graduation from Whittier. Keeping the campus clean and green is the continuous chore of the Maintenance Department which is headed by Superin- tendent Tom Martin. Daily Tasks handled by the department are watering lawns, re- pairing broken furniture and sweeping out classrooms and hallways after classes are through for the day. REGISTRAR OFFICE STAFF-L. to R.: Betty Frank, Marty Liscome, Nor- ma Forney. ' MAINTENANCE STAFF-Row 1. L. to R.: Frank Cush, Marvin l..aws.on, Frank Martin, Harry Rupp, Bill Crow. Row 2: Bill Moody, Herb Fischer, Torn Martin, Earl Richardson, Martin Christiansen.

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Alumni Help Purchase Books tor Library Kms SM-HX if as muisii saw I5 gsm mf lane Randolph Placement Director ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Serving alumni and students is the full-tirne job ot Whittier's Alumni As- sociation under the direction of Wil- liam CMOJ Marumoto and lane Ran- dolph. The Associations two main proj- ects this year were raising 325,000 to purchase books for the college library and a personal fund-raising campaign drive among Whittier alumni living in the surrounding area. Four publica- tions are produced by the Asso- ciation, including The Rock, an alum- ni quarterly, The Leader, a monthly for alumni and student leadersg and Whittier College Associates. a bi- monthly alumni bulletin. Writing and publishing announcements and news releases on college events is a public relations function ot the Association. Mrs. Randolph, Placement Director, as- sists about 550 students each year in finding part-time jobs, and in the Spring Semester organizes interviews with government, business and U.S. armed services representatives for graduating seniors. 26