Butler Community College - Grizzly Growl Yearbook (El Dorado, KS)

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lU T 4 Mrs. Ethyl Lange ( President) % , x Mrs. Virginia Fritzler ( Receptionist) Clerical Personnel Trained clerical personnel perform es- sential services in various areas of the administrative offices. New positions on the staff this year include the secretary to the business manager, the computer tech- nologist for the admissions office, and the clerical assistant to the librarians. New as- signments include the secretary to the deans, and the secretaries to the registrar. New personnel, in addition to Mrs. De- Vore, Mrs. Whiteside, and Mrs. Waltman, includes Mrs. Hacket in the nursing de- partment. Mrs. Barbara Coonrod (Deans) Mrs. Barbara Estes (Registrar) Mrs. Barbara Parsons ( Registrar) ■ V Mrs. Sondra Hackler (Nurses) Mrs. Carolyn Jones (Counselors) Mrs. Pat Place (Clerk) Mrs. Arlene DeVore (Business Manager) Mrs. Marie Waltman (Clerical Assistant to Librarians) Mrs. Joyce Whiteside (Data Processing) Mrs. Arlene DeVore receives payment from a student. 16 Operational Staff of Administration

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Charles C. Harris Business Manager Burr Roberts Sup ' t. of Buildings and Grounds Merle Nay Director of Athletics and Student Affairs Carl R iggs Book Store Mrs. Martha Duncan Housemother Managers Some of the most responsible people on campus cannot well be described as managers, but they hold significant places of leadership as they man- age the business of the operational staff. Mr. Harris, business manager, was selected last summer, as one of twenty in the nation, to partici- pate in a three-week workshop to write a uniform system of accounting for junior colleges. Mr. Roberts, superintendent of buildings and grounds, was named vice president of the state as- sociation for the coming year. Coach Nay serves as director of athletics and student activities, thus associating very closely with many students. Mr. Riggs deals directly or indirectly with every student who exchanges his precious coins for the tools of learning at the book store. And Mrs. Duncan performs the duties of the dormitory house mother for the 112 residents, lis- tening to all of their complaints and noise, their excuses and foolishness, with patience and understanding. Together these people direct the many activities on campus that are essential to an educational in- stitution but are not strictly educational in nature. Mr. Riggs makes a sale at the book store. Operational Staff of Administration 15

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John Cleveland (Night Watchman) Charles Romero (Custodian) Gerald Whipple (Cabinet Maker) I , Glenn Leimer (Electrician) Roy Seymour (Custodian) Dennis Zuercher (Groundsman) Roy Robinson (Custodian) Bert Stovvers (Mechanic) Custodial Staff The custodial staff is one of the most need- ed, but perhaps least recognized operational staffs on campus. Their visible duties include caring for the grounds and cleaning the build- ings. Another of their tasks, which manv seem to take for granted, is the unseen responsibility ot engineering the electrical system on campus so that lights can be provided to make learning possible in the classrooms. In addition, Mr. Bert Stowers collects all out-going mail on a daily basis and takes it to the main post office for delivery as in lower left picture. Operational Staff of Administration 11