Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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REGISTRAR’S OFFICE The Registrar’s Office is always very busy receiving and approving applications for new students, registration and time schedules for classes, making preparations for seniors and graduation exercises, and keeping track of students’ academic progress throughout their career at Bethel. This year the office initiated something new — grades were computed on campus rather than being sent out to be computed. Dr. Findlay gives instructions to his secretary. ACCOUNTING OFFICE Nola Port helps out with some extra typing. Miss Gustavson demonstrates the procedure to Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Swenson. Mrs. Cathy I orvick and Mrs. Ruth Iblings work at computers. The Accounting Office takes care of the financial end of a college education. This office also uses the services of the com puter. Mr. Head took the office of Comptroller sec ond semester. Mr. Head is already busy at his new job. Secretaries from the south end decorate their office for Christmas. Come on, now!

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Manager. Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Bernice Oberg Anderson BOOK STORE The Coffee Shop and Bookstore are two of the most frequented spots on campus by both students and faculty members. Mrs. Margaret Anderson plans and prepares a delicious menu for each day and is assisted by waitresses and part time student help. Mr. Bob Bergurud spends many hours each week and all summer keeping the bookstore in order and the stock filled to attract student and faculty bargain hunters. The bookstore also employs outside help as well as students. Mrs. Henrietta Ludwigson. 19

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STUDENT SERVICES OFFICE Financial Aids officer. Mrs. Betty Hardle chats with John Akinwale. Secretaries Lyn Jahnke and Nannette Ward try to get caught up before vacation. POST OFFICE The Student Services office is where students go when they don’t know who else to ask. This office is like a central information center which, if it cannot furnish the desired information, will usually be able to direct students to the correct person or office. This office furnishes information about student employment, financial aid, counselling, and generally what is happening at Bethel. Receptionist. Judi Olson has many talents! Do you think you can handle it? l yn asks. That's the last of it for another day! Two of the most dedicated people at Bethel labor quietly in the basement of the College Building filling the P.O.'s with goodies. Mr. Olson and Mrs. Danielson also take care of sending out mail for individual offices or departments. Mrs. Danielson cheerfully waits on a student.