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

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Secretaries, staff important adjunct Secretaries and staff members play an important role in the day to day operation of the college. Pictured (This Page) are (1) Barbara Coonrod, secretary, Dean of In- struction; (2) Pat Place, secretary, Dean of Students; (3) Joyce Biggs, receptionist and PBX operator; (4) Rose- mary Kelly, Library assistant; (5) Nancy Collins, secre- tary, Athletic Office; (6) Gladys Snodgrass, secretary, Registrar ' s Office. (Facing Page) (1) Glenda Harmon, secretary, Counseling Center; (2) Wanda Dillmon, sec- retary, President; (3) Sara Cummings, bookstore man- ager; (4) Anna Staats, secretary, Nursing Office; (5) Jean Ann Darnnell, secretary, Financial Office; (6) Marie Waltman, Library Assistant. I s - H ' ,; .: gf V m w CO.v7 »7 ' M t am

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Edward R. Jones Ralph Unger E. F. Adams Voters choose trustees Setting policy for the college is the primary concern of the members of the Board of Trustees of BCCC. Other matters with which the Board is concerned include the hir- ing and dismissal of administrators and faculty members. The Board makes decisions about physical im- provements and major purchases for the campus. The Board members are responsi- ble to the taxpayers of Butler county for the expenditures of their tax dol- lars for whatever purpose. The six members are elected by the voters of the county. Board of Trustees members are Edward R. Jones (chairman), Dr. G. E. Kasse- baum, E. F. Adams, James D. Hittle, Ralph Unger, and Wayne Livingston. Wayne Livingston James D. Hittle Dr. G. E. Kassebaum n

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Not pictured are Mary Louise Stebbins, secretary — instruc- tor, Adult Education; Dorothy Shaw, financial secretary, Busi- ness Office; Kim Pratt, secre- tary, Registrar ' s Office; Ramona Murry, data processing opera- tor; Emma Leonard, machine operator.