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

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fc i -s - p r = i w ;g A c t 1 v l 5 t5 . 1 £ — m e - — ' s The administration of BCCJC includes administrative leaders, faculty, and opera- tional staff. Of these people, illustrated on the left hand page above are President Walbourn and Mrs. Lange, his secretary; below, the faculty picnic; and at right Mrs. Fritzler explaining parking regula- tions to Roy Wilson. On this page, below, Mr. Neaville and Jan Meeker discuss Jan s future plans; at right Mr. Zuercher directs Charles Stowers in decorating campus lamp post. At left, Pam List checks administrative records. Acknowledgements for contributions to the yearbook include: end sheets, compli- ments of Mike Farrell; art on division pages: Grizzly by Dennis Covel, bookshelf motif by Mrs. Cunningham. Pam List, Editor W.jt c

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Edwin J. Walbourn, President The busiest person on campus is, no doubt, our own President Walbourn. He holds regularly sched- uled monthly meetings with the newly appointed department chairmen and the administrators, with the administrative council, with the presidential advisory committee, with the entire faculty, and with the board of trustees. Frequently he attends the sessions of the North Central steering committee and is official host for many of the special groups that meet in the campus areas, often extending greetings or presenting talks. Representing the school at home and away from Butler County, he does extensive traveling to state, regional, and na- tional committees and organizations. His one off- campus responsibility is that of legislative commit- tee member of the Kansas Public Community Junior College Association. His time is truly not his own but belongs to the school he administers. 6 Administratio