Elizabethtown Community College - ECCo Yearbook (Elizabethtown, KY)

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Administrative Associates Mrs. Norma Kenigsberg joined the staff in January, 1966. She assumed many of the duties that the Bursar-Recorder had undertaken because of limited personnel. Her capable and friendly manner has quickly become a vital part of E.C.C. A graduate of Vassar College, she received her M.P.A. from The City College of New York. Miss Betty Jane McFarland was given the tremendous task of beginning E.C.C.’s library. Through her efforts, the already too small library has grown from empty shelves to 7,500 volumes and 76 periodicals. She re¬ ceived her A.B. from Western Ky. State College, her M.A. from George Peabody College and her M.A. in Library- Science from George Peabody College. Before taking a leave of absence in January of 1966 to continue work on his doctorate, Mr. Updike served as part-time counselor, bowling instructor and education teacher. He was graduated from Kentucky Wesleyan Col¬ lege; he received his M.A. from the University of Kentucky and his A.S.C.ed from the University of Louisville. 12 ■■

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The title of Bursar-Recorder, whatever its original defini¬ tion may have been, has become a symbol of the gentle¬ man who could solve practically any problem that might arise. This gentleman? He is Mr. Robert Keen, the friendly, slightly balding man who has served asjack-of- all-trades. A graduate of Eastern Kentucky State College- he also receiv ed his Master’s from there--and a native of Buckhorn, Kentucky, Mr. Keen has labored tirelessly not only to fulfill the responsibilities of Bursar-Recorder but also to resolve the pressures and problems which arise in the course of an average day at E.C.C. He has the amazing characteristic of seldom losing his temper even under extraordinary pressure. His wife, Georgia, has worked in the college library; his daughter Karen is in elementary school. He is active in the choir of the Elizabethtown Presbyterian Church and is a Deacon there. He is also a member of the local Lion’s Club. His talent and ability have greatly aided Dr. Owen in organizing and executing the many administrative re¬ sponsibilities. Bursar-Recorder

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A dministrative Assistants The women behind the scenes at E.C.C. lend an efficient and feminine touch to the mounds of work necessary to keep the college’s wheels rolling smoothly. (From top left to right) Miss Judy Amos, who was one of the First Stu¬ dent workers, accepted a full-time position as Accounting Secretary in the summer of 1965. Mrs. Linda Beeler was also employed in the summer of 1965. Brisk and efficient, Mrs. Beeler is the Nursing Department’s secretary. A pioneer with Dr. Owen, lovely Mrs. Martha Yates began work in November of 1963 before E.C.C. was of¬ ficially opened. She continues to give the main office a professional grace and charm with her efficient secretarial skills. 13