Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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'eff' 1 FRONT ROW D Kalb Alumni Sec M Rockers Asst in Bus Office R Edmunds Core Curriculum Sec E Klnyon Development Sec V Courtney Business Asst M Sherlock Alumni Sec S Erickson Asst to Registrar BACK ROW P O'Ne1l, Sec to Dean of Students, A Cummings, Mimeographer, K Parsons, Admissions Sec , P Colson, Admissions Sec , E Webb, Placement Sec , A Hartpence, Sec to Dean, L Caruthers, Sec to President, B O'Conner, Sec to Exec to the Pres , S Schendel, Sec to the Treasurer lf! Smooth Operation Requires Workers Behind the Scenes BETTYSOULEN ' RA YfONE.S', College Doctor Alumni Relations Director MIRIAM MORGAN College Nurse

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ADMISSIONS DIRECTORS, james Dick, Barry Richardson, and Ken Snow Admissions Personnel Recruits Prospective Baker Students The process of recruiting students to the Baker Campus requires all the efforts of the Admissions Directors. Their duties take them to many high schools andjunior colleges not only in this area but all over the nation. A Baker representative is sent annually to the East Coast to recruit those fully- qualified students who are unable to get into the already over crowded Eastern schools Two of the most important events on campus Baker Day and Senior Day are organized and carried through by these men This year the success of both Baker Day and Senior Day was exhibited by a significant increase in enrollment applications Mr Michael Works closely with the Admissions men to adminster entrance and placement examinations Baker University enrolls a wide representation of students through the efforts of these men DIRECTOR OF TESTING, Vernon Michael

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'T i 3 32 BEHIND EVERY smooth operation is a core of workers who are many times unknown and unnoticed by the students. They serve in their capacity to assist the head administrators, as do the secretaries, or to keep the facilities here at Baker University in satisfactory condition for' student use. On these pages are the school doctor and nurse both of whom have helped to cureystudents of the many common ailments used to get out of classes. Mr. Deay and his staff have done a good .job in maintaining an up-to-date and helpful library. Mr. Coole is in charge of the Old Castle Museum where historical relics are of interest to all Bakerites. With this group of fine workers working behind the scenes, it is no wonder that Baker University runs so smoothly and efficiently. LIBRARIANS Carol Wrench Dorothy Foreman Ruth Leitnaker DOUGLAS COOLE, curator of Old Castle Museum MMES DEA K Director 0fLibfaf1eS