Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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l l l new l Lois Finley LaVeta Noyce Pat Warner Secretary to Dr. Roberts Serrctnry to Dr. Cmzfen Swwetnry to illerle Bender 3 i X new face an the switrhhoard this year is Lolita Shelton. :mother ncwcoincr, joins vctcrimi scfrcuirics Colccn 4XlllCl'I01l Patricia Hnlmhzml. She is pictnrccl at loft with :incl Elaine Penn in 41 busy cvnlcr of nctixilx, , Ican Frmicr, who is beginning hcr scconcl year is assislznn in thc Public Relations office.

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The Registrar's office is undoubtedly one of the most valuable centers at Friends University. The scholastic records of all students who have attended Friends become a permanent part of their files. In addition to maintaining these records, a considerable amount of correspondence must be attended to each day. An important factor in directing the registration of the students, this center examines qualifications, and records them for distribution to the proper authority. The business office is one of the busiest centers at Friends University. Its staff performs the important function of keeping all of the financial records for the school. This includes not only the payment of all bills connected with Friends, but also scholarships, federal grants, and organizationls accounts. Mr. Wood and his assistants also capably handle the financial supervision of the bookstore and cafeteria, along with payroll for all university employees, distribution of mail and office supplies, and all purchasing for the school and its various departments. u-It W... 'J' Miss Evelyn Clark, Registrar, and her assistants Mrs. Mary Schmidt, Mrs. Jennie Parker, and Miss Barbara Kliewer are An all too familiar scene to most students is the business office, where money is happily received. Pictured with Mrs. lVood are pictured as they busily labor over enrollment cards. sophomore students Cary Ohls and Diana Dick. Lyle Hain and Hlayne XVaruer discuss an accounting problem in the foreground. lalmll 'lr 1,