Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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establish a positive and SECRETARIES Secretaries to the president and vice president —Mrs. Hazel Van Hoozier and Mrs. Barbara Johnson. Secretaries to the deans—Miss Pearl Jones. Mrs. Agnes Hall. Serving os secretaries to the administration, these able women facilitate the efficient work done in the offices of our college. Business office secretaries — Mrs. Lillian Stewart, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. Myrtle Bishop. 16

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approach to learningf R. V. STOUT In his first year at Wittenberg, Mr. Stout. Student Per- sonnel Assistant, finds job placement and counseling during Dean Stauffer's absence ample work to fill his time. GtENNlS F. SHUPE As superintendent of buildings and grounds, Mr. Shupe is in charge of keeping up campus appearance and keeping equipment in working order. REGISTRAR S OFFICE Head: Miss Helen Dyer Mrs. Paula Cotterman Mrs. Nora Norstog Miss Ann Woolery Complete academic records of every student are re- corded by the Registrar and her assistants. In addi- tion, this office makes out the master schedules, exam schedules, and files special reports from which it compiles statistics for professors. CASHIER'S OFFICE Head: Mrs. Lillian K. Stewart Mrs. M. Jordan Mrs. Helen Obey Handling all student loans and keeping fees payment records is the job of three cashiers and their student aides.

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creative curriculum HOUSE MOTHERS A mother away from home — each of these women helps to make college life in the dormitories a more friendly place, truly providing for the girls a home-like atmosphere. House mothers—Mrs. Leslie Compton, Mrs. Ann Cant- well, Mrs. Helen Rhoads. Mrs. Helen Robson. Print shop — Mrs. Helen Byerman, Mrs. Ruth Crabtree, Mrs. Lois Maur- er.