Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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Student Union Activities Board to Provide Recreation To provide maximum recreational facilities in the Student Union for the TC students a Student Union Activities Council has been appointed by the Student Council for the l963-64 school year. Acting as Program Director for the Student Union and as Advisor for the Council is Leslie Cyrus, Senior from Iola, who is also vice-president of the Student Council. Two members are chosen from each class by the Student Council on the basis of leadership abilities and class pres- idents serve as ex officio members. Senior members include Jon Anderson from Newton and James Bagg from Shawnee Mission. Juniors include Sherry Bonine, Wichita, Cindy Hillman, Wichita, and Wayne Farrell, Valley Falls. Sophomores include Ted Gregory, Wichita, Cathy Grier, Wichita, and Terry Phillips, Garden City. The freshman representatives are Max Smith, Overland Park, Patty Russell, Lawrence, and Don Olson, McPherson. These members hold office for one year. In its first regular meeting the following officers were elected: President, Jon Anderson, vice-president, Cindy Hill- man, secretary, Sherry Bonine, and treasurer, Terry Phillips. This council is responsible for sponsorship of all Hornet Swarms and Friday night movie convos. Coordinated with Special Events by James Bagg, these movies have proved to be very popular attractions. Profits realized have gone into the Union Activities fund and into the Special Events fund. This council has also been responsible for providing games in the Hornets Nest. Money for these activities is provided by special allocations from the Student Council. Future plans include the establishment of a picture gallery in the-Hornets Nest, which will show various aspects of student life. The addition of pool and ping pong tables is a long range goal of the council. Sponsorship of educational discussion groups, chess tournaments, bridge tournaments, and the like is also being considered. Formation of a Ball and Chain club for married students and sponsorship of a Night Club Night in the Union will also be attempted if enough enthusiasm can be mustered. The door of the Union Activities office in the lobby of the Union is always open and anyone may feel free to drop in and make any further suggestions or leave their name to serve on a committee. Council meetings are held on Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. and students are invited to attend. With this backing the council will attempt to provide many varied and enioyable activities for the TC student. TOP ROW: Max Smith, Kathy Grier, Don Olson, Flitti Russell Jim Bagg, Jon Anderson, President, Cindy Hillman, Vice-president, and Terry E. and Wayne Ferrell. BOTTOM ROW: Ted Gregory, Sherry Bonine, Secretary, Phillips,Treasurer.

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Dean R. G. Cremer, head of Business Administration, has the responsibility of handling all financial transactions of the college and organizations as well as col- lecting fees from the students. He has served the college in this position for 43 years. The Business Office, in Room l23 of the Administration Building, handles the func- tions of the business administration. Miss Elizabeth Howell heads the office with twelve assistants: Mary Green, Janet Schiebe, Mrs. Bonnie Burch, Mrs. Stella Burch, Mrs. Mary Dorring, Mrs. Katherine Duffield, Noreen Magathan, Mrs. Paul Gilbert, Mrs. John Foster, Cleodora Held, Karol Storey, and Ethel Melendy. As well as carrying out the usual duties they cash personal checks for students, and supervise the payment of employees. The General Office, headed by Mrs. Al Locke, is also a part of Business Administra- tion. This office which is located in Room l I8 of the Administration Building has served the college for over 30 years. lt handles enrollment cards, addressograph and dupli- cating work, incoming and outgoing mail, and the switchboard. Five years ago, IBM computing machines were installed and have since become a major facility of the school's operations. Business Administration Handles Finances Miss Elizabeth Howell, gm-sur Mrs Elizabeth Locke Tabulatlng Equipment Supervisor

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Jack Davis, head of Auxiliary Services, is responsible for the administration and coordination of the bookstore, on- campus housing and the Scholarship Inn. Mr. Davis has served as director of Auxiliary Services for three years. Roger Green, head of the Student Union, Jim Pickert, of the Scholarship Inn, Miss Bishop, of Food Services, and Mariorie Hartman of the bookstore are under his direction. The Student Union Bookstore does not only keep a supply of text books and supplies but also items such as sweatshirts, stationery, and souvenir iewelry. The bookstore also buys and sells used books at the end of each semester, and furnishes facilities for U. S. mail. Mariorie Hartman supervises the book- store with the assistance of Mrs. June Smith, Mrs. Edna Rhoades, Martha Love, Willa Roe and student help. The Scholarship Inn offers relaxation and refreshment for students between classes. They can go there for an in- formal atmosphere of music, card, food, and fun. Proceeds from the Inn are used for student scholarships. The Student Union is the center of campus activity. It was built as a dedication for those men who lost their lives in World War II. It provides a place for the student who seeks social activity and recreation. Jack Davis, Associate Professor and Director of Auxiliary Services Auxiliary Services Directs Many Phases of Students' Life James Pickert, Manager Scholarship Inn and Cmefing The new addition to the Student Union is the second home for many students. . .I