Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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'ROVIDED A SOLID FOUNDATION Much of the midnight oil that is burned on campus glows in the offices of these admin- istrators, ln the past year, enrollment pro- cedures have been improved and simplified, counseling services have been expanded, and the well-kept lawns, gardens and buildings testify to the almost round-the-clock efforts of the maintenance men. Off-campus services of the college to the state have also been expanded, largely through the efforts of the Field Services Office. Public relations-that is, the continuing effort of the college to keep the public informedihas never been better. The Bureau of Measurements serves an ever-increasing clientele across the nation, and at home, the Business Office keeps close watch on income and outgo. An increase in graduate enrollment has increased the de- mands on the head of that division, who also serves as librarian for the finest college library in the state. PRESIDENT JOHN E. KING i l Raymond C. Cremer Harry J. Waters Merritt W. Sanders Lawrence C. Boylan Business Manager Registrar Director of Bureau of Director of Student Measurements Personnel Services Alden Bowman Orville Eaton Nathan P. Budd Alex A. Daughtry DIFGCTOV of lI'1fOffY13Ti0I'1 Director of Graduate Administrative Director of Field Services and Publications Division Assistant I3

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A GOOD ADMINISTRATION GOVERNOR FRED HALL BOARD OF REGENTS LESTER MCCOY Chairman MRS. ELIZABETH HAUGHEY WILLIS N. KELLY OSCAR S. STAUFFER RAY EVANS McDILL BOYD LAWRENCE MORGAN ARTHUR W. HERSHBERGER WALTER FEES HUBERT BRIGHTON Secretary I2 In his efforts to increase the services of the college to the state and nation, the President had the respectful attention and assistance of Governor Fred Hall, and of as conscientious a group of men as ever labored over the prob- lems of higher public education as a Board of Regents, The legislature, too, showing a ma- turity that holds bright promise for education in Kansas, put aside party and partisan con- siderations to work for the improvement of the state schools, while seeing to it that other necessary and legitimate interests of the state were not neglected, On campus, the President welded a team of intelligent, hard-working administrators who embody the best traditions of service and leadership. Riley D. Sformont Superintendent of Mointenonce VICI'0f TYUSICY Rufh Schillinggr D2-BH of M20 Dean of Women

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FACULTY BIOLOGY EDUCATION ART BUSINESS