Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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44 Cooley investigates academic goals Dr. Robert Cooley, dean of the col- lege, focused his attention on special studies of the academic development of the college this year. He was the admin- istrator of the academic program. As dean he supervised the dean of faculty, dean of students, and dean of records and registration. Everything starts or ends in the Data Processing Department. We handle the Student Information System which in- cludes compiling schedules, grades, re- ports, class tallies and rosters, transcript and mailing labels, said Royle J. Vagle, director of the office. Registration rec- ords, as well as the history of each stu- dent, are maintained on the computer. Vagle works directly with the registrar's, development, admissions, alumni, and business offices. The library with more than 61,000 volumes increased by more than 2,000 books this year, according to Mrs. Frances Berkihiser, library director. Un- bound periodicals and audio-visual equipment were also added. The Educational Media Center was a new addition to EC this year. Victor Lombardo directed the center, which is the headquarters for films, film strips, and projectors. Lombardo was in charge of scheduling and distributing the mate- rials. Right: Dr. Robert Cooley, dean of the college; Upper right: Victor Lombardo, director of media center.

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Kraiss solicits institutional capital The Vice-President of Financial Af- fairs, Wayne Kraiss, traveled through- out the nation promoting the college and raising funds this year. He administered a budget of more than $3.7 million, coordinated the ac- tivities of four divisions, and supervised 350 students and faculty members on the EC payroll. Through the four division heads, he directed general services which included the plant, post office, maintenance, and switchboard; revenue services which in- cluded the cafeteria, housing, bookstore, and laundry; the business office which included accounting, budget, payroll, and personnel; and development. My job is to keep operations oiled and greased, Kraiss said. Left: Kraiss and contractor review construc- tion of another new dorm. ' 43

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s klinr-wau$ -i'K Each sport should be developed to its fullest potential, was the philosophy which motivated Director of Athletics Richard Moon this year. Moon managed inter-collegiate sports by promoting, equipping,financing, and coaching. He came to EC this fall with 12 years' ex- perience as a coach. Upper left: Royle Vagle, director of data processing; upper right: Richard Moon, director of athletics; above: Frances Berkihiser, director of library services. 45