Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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... (We) arc constantly serving the student body by offering the availabil- ity of complete health care to the stu- dent client excluding major surgery, dental care and long-term hospital con- finement. Lafene ' s entire activities cen- ter around service to the student client and hence, in the areas of campus health and environment, exerts a daily influence. — Robert Sinclair, Director of Student Health First, we endeavor to cause quali- fied students to apply and be admitted to K-State. Then we schedule them for advisement and enroll them in classes ... collect and record grades check candidates for degrees ... and prepare transcripts of student records for stu- dents seeking employment or certifica- tion. — Ellsworth Gerrit ' , Director of Ad- missions and Records As director. I work with individual students and student groups and serve as liaison to all elements of the Universi- ty community. We (at the Center) pro- vide aide, counseling information, sup- portive and referral services to persons on our campus. — Earl Nolting, Director of Center for Student Development. It is my responsibility to sec that K- State Union provides for the services. conveniences and amenities that the students need in their daily life on cam- pus. We must provide a cultural, social and recreational program aiming to make free time activity a cooperative factor with study in education. — Walt Smith, Director of K-State Union Operations. administrators 25

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With a given amount of resources. must decide what kind of books to buy, at what level, in what proportions .... choose between numbers of hours open and the amount of services that are available when the library is open. — Jay Rausch, Director of Libraries My first responsibility is to guide the budget through the state legislature. Without adequate funding the quality of education received by our students suffers. Other areas ... Landon Lec- tures and advisory role with student government leaders have a positive af- fect on student life. — Barry Flinchbaugh, Assistant to the President 24 administrators The support which the housing de - partment gives to Jardine and ball gov- ernments and to staff activities is prob- ably the most important to, and has the greatest affect on residents, in helping them adjust to thcir new living situa- tions and having opportunities for indi- vidual growth. — Tom Frith, Director of Housing

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College of Agriculture David Mugler, acting dean. College of Agriculture Robert Bouttord, graduate teaching assistant in horticulture, examines plants in the greenhouse behind Justin 11111. 26 apkulture