Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Weenie PLACEMENT AND BOOKSTORE - The placement office personnel are in charge of part time employment for undergradu- ates and career placement for seniors. Mrs. Jane Randolph, Placement Director, offers individual counseling and uses the newly expanded facilities for arranging on-cam- pus interviews. Mr. Robert Clift, bookstore manager, is responsible for purchasing textbooks re- quested by professors and keeping the bookstore with related materials for stu- dent use. INFIRMARY STAFF - The Student Health Center, under the direction of Dr. J. Roy Compton, treats students with an efficient and personal manner. It is open twenty- four hours a day, and much of the time is spent in persuading and encouraging stu- dents to watch their health. Mr. Robert Clift BOOKSTORE MANAGER DR COMPTON finds assistants necessary for the management of pa-

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ANNEX SECRETARIES -Trudy Hay, Virginia Martin Evelyn Bryeans, Ar- lene Carlson Dorothy Barnes, Bar- bara Evans I I I O I .f-Q., George Tenopir DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS-Traveling from coast to coast, Mr. George Tenopir, Director of Admissions, and Mr. Robert O'Brien, his assistant, promote interest in Whittier College to high school students. Mr. Tenopir also plays an important part on the Scholarship Committee. Darryl Ryan DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS-In- forming the alumni of the activities of the college is the primary duty of Mr. Darryl Ryan, Director of Alumni Relations. The Alumni Association publishes THE ROCK, a quarterly magazine, and THE LEADER, a monthly report to students and alumni.

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--ner'uh ,SA-wg f S- LL HOUSEKEEPERS-Frances Meza, Jonp- deni Salds, Mary Pereing, Helen Nagy, Lillie Mclntosh, Violet DeLong, Eva Mattson, Leia Payne, Kathryn Pavlitsa, Alice Castro, Judy Price, Doris Mc- Combs, Evelyn Hinkle, Vita Luna. ,,-11