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

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l . W- Qs Mr. Mike Hermansen Publications Student As Head Mike Hermansen, a part-time student at The College of Emporia, is the new head of the Communications Center. Mike's duties include being the Sports Information Director, handling all the printing material, mass mailings, advisor to the Rap Reporter, and supervisor of photography. Long-time C of Eemployee, Mrs. Virginia Bishop performs the functions of switchboard operator, mail clerk, cashier, supply clerk, and ticket sales. Mrs. Juanita Gunkle also works in the Communications Center as apart- time secretary and has been at the College of Emporia for four years. i I i 1 J ' , g -f z ' Z xt, . A .x,, nl . Q i Mr. Ed Shupe Mrs. Virginia Bishop Mrs' Juanita Gunkle ' 4 J.-'....T::m N'Q1,:.1 v, s, ,rn , ,, . ---Y Y v M A - - V' . Y --- -- --- ---- - -- -'-- - ' ll - O lp ' . . . .-2-:.:.z.z!2Z:..7:'-' ,

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De Velopm ent Drive One Million Dollars Raised Guy C. Sickler was in charge of the Depart- ment of Development and was the fund raiser for the Sam Wallingford Million Dollar Chal- lenge Fund. This drive started on November 18, 1968. One million dollars had to be raised within three years in order to qualify for a Sl00,000 bequest left to the school by Sam Wallingford in his will. Mr. Sickler came in 1968, when the drive began, and left this past December, when the goal was reached. Jean Armstrong isthe secretary for thisfdepartment and has been at The College of Emporia for two years. , Mr. Richard Payne is the Director of Admin- istrative affairs. His job is to coordinate ad- ministrative activities for the admissions office to clarify public relations information. This is his first ,year an The Collegebof Emporia..Mr. Payne attended K.S.U. and did' his graduate work at Wichita State University. . Mr. Richard Payne Above: Mrs. Jean Armstrong Right: Mr. Guy C. Sickler .M--0 n -.a'a'- -'.'--n oil . . . . . . .'.'. 1 - .'.'-'.'.'.'. .,,.,., - ,..,,,L,,1,i,5,a,,,,i,:.A.L,:L,L -,h ,,,5,,,-,eL.La3J.. , , L:-I-.-.-....i:::5. .-,-,-,-. ,-,....:...................,...'... - - - f-.-- .-..-- ......-.-. -......-, ,.-.-...., . 3 , ,., 4 jvmfnnwfm u.ur.g4q,g,- Q,-Sq, E

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Regisfrcrfs Gffice Same Old B. fBUSiI1eSS2 The responsibilities of the Registrar's of- fice are under the fine supervision of Mr. Lyle Hilbert. Mr. Hilbert is a graduate of Ottawa University and received his Masters Degree from Kansas State Teachers College. He has served as Registrar and Professor of Education since 1949 at C of E. There are several duties and functions which this office must perform. The main func- tion is to keep all records and transcripts of present and past students. Other duties included are reports to the state and federal govern- ments concerning enrollment, selective service forms, Veteran information concerning the G.I. Bill and Social Security. This office also han- dles teachers placement, semester class sched- ules, and furnishes statistical reports to ad- ministrative offices. Mrs. Jean Reppart is Secretary to the Registrar, and has held this position for three years. Her main tasks include filing and post- ing grades and records. Mrs. Mary Smiley has served as a part-time secretary in this office for seven years and works mainly with teacher placement. MTS- Mal' Y Smiley Mrs. Jean Reppart ffyff I f X, , iflyy, V, ,V I ,QM , ,, V,VV,V,,7y XV , ,ff,, yy, f :, if ,f X 7 77 ,Y v...-H , - !