College of Emporia - Alla Rah Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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Deon John J. Mitchell Deon Genevieve Johnson a '- Deans Set Sights Dorms, Dialogue Goals Deon John lvlitchell, Deon of Students ond Deon of lvlen, is heod of student dffoirs ot the College of Emporio. Advising students ond keeping obreost of developments in college octiv- ities, student government ond findnciol oid consumes most of his time. Improvement of com- munications between the students ond ddministrotion ond up- grdding interest in dorm house Councils dre tvvo of Deon lvlitch- ell's-gools. lvlrs. Jonis Sheets Doubling GS on English pro- fessor dnd Deon of Women keeps Deon Genevieve Johnson busy. Advising femole students ond heoding vvomen's housing ore omong her mdjor responsibil- ities. Deon Johnson hos been with the College for eight yeors. lvlonogement for Dunlop l-loll to meet the needs of the women students is one of her mojor godls.

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Mr. Lyle Hilbert. Registrating thoughts numuszuzsmnunuuesmmmnuamamzutmismmiismaz ur i I l Reglstrar Compiles Data Thirty-six States Represented lvlr. Lyle Hilbert, Collegeof Emporia Registrar has many diverse duties and responsibilities. His office is concerned with admissions, registration, l records, statistics, research, and government reports. lvlr. Hilbert evaluates transcripts and past records of incoming students and furnishes information to administrative offices and advisors. The Registrar also spends much time engaged in preparing class schedules and roles, recording and distributing grade reports, and certifying candi- dates for degrees. Classification of students and ' assistance with the student directory are two L more of Mr. Hilbert's varied tasks. During the f' i970-71 school year, students from thirty-six l states and possessions and eight foreign countries 'were in attendance at .the College. States with the largest contingents were New Jersey, New York and Kansas. A ' l l l ' Mrs. .lean Reppart , . . . . . .i - ,- , L ,., --51-i is: 'lqqijlil-L4i?TiTi7li'lii!2' f 4 11,1 I-11-914915lg,iY4fL'i'll2lLii'JLLILQQ L'E L7L-if!-T1 1 4-in 553.-i -l l wmv- I L1 1 1 1 X 1 1 4 ' 1 -lwilil l ' f ft '11r + t t ': 4 tf4 th4: f3sfLim21le ' 4 1 JMHL-we! -11 Lili - - iii- '-