Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Directors Of Residential Living Mrs. Carol Willis served as the Direc- tor of the Residential Living. Her job was to budget the housing, deal with major policy changes, and deal with room de- posits and off-campus housing. Mr. Hugh Weeks served as the Assis- tant Director of Residential Living. He was in charge of all day to day oper- ations of the resident halls. He was the supervisor for the resident advisors and resident assistants. He worked with Mrs. Willis on room assignments, budget preparation, and roommate problems. Mrs. Carol Willis poses for the camera. Mr. Hugh Weeks looks very busy Mrs. Martha Garrett is secretary for Mr Weeks. 120 Residential Living

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Financial Aid Office Gives Aid u The Financial aid Director, Mr. Jim Owens, oversaw the handling of all the financial aid applications. His staff counselled students if any prob- lems arose and helped them to find jobs either on or off campus as part of college work study programs. They also kept up a bulletin board with jobs that A.C. students could fill. Working under Mr. Jim Owens was June Cantrell as assistant direc- tor until January 1, when Mrs. Lynda Sayers took over. Mrs. Marilyn Walk- er filled in for Mrs. Sayer as job coor- dinator. Mrs. Ola Gray worked as re- ceptionist for the office. Student workers were Cindy Smith and San- dra Powell. Mr Jim Owens gives a comment for the wise. What a busy job Mrs Lynda Sayers had. A serious look from Mrs Ola Gray A cheerful smile from Mrs. Jane Cantrell. Financial Aid 119

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R.A. ' s Prove Helpful Resident Assistants — First row: Bill Horvath. Kenny Rowland, John Shelton, Kevin Cary, Greg Allgood Second row: Janet Corbit, Beth McFaddin, Susan Myzell, Margaret Carimichael. Dee Dee Myers. Jim Harper. James Taylor. Third row: Jeff Childress. Kim Hydrick, Pam Plummer, Kathy Hawkins. Tami Plyler, Ricky Johnson. This year seven resident advisors assumed more responsibility. They handled all room in- spections and room condition forms. They were responsible for one program each semester, such as: assertiveness training, CPR, student de- pression, and guitar lessons. These were new additions to A.C. student life. The resident advisors assisted with discipline and supervised the resident assistants on duty. They were in charge on weekends and at night in case of an emergency. The resident advisors were Susan Co leman, Pratt; Dawn McKenzie, Denmark; Joy and Ed Bettem, Lawton; Terry Tritt, Rouse; Virginia Scott, Infirmary; and Grace Melton, evening ad- visor. Tammy Plyler, resident assistant for Pratt II, the largest hall, said her job description falls somewhere between the toilet paper and the late- night fire drills. RA ' s 121