Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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lUNIOn COLLEGE The Personnel Service of Iowa State College tries to make available all the resources of the college to its students so that they may develop those qualities of mind, body and character which apply best to the work that lies before them. Under DEAN M. D. HELSER, the junior college cooperates with the personnel serv- ice by dc eloping scholarly interest, ambition and aids the transition from secondary to collegiate education. UEGISTRAU J. R. SAGE and the large staff in the Registrar ' s Office keep in touch with students all through their collegiate career. They start with the correspondence with prospective students and continue with admis- sion, then come registrations and grades, and finally the diploma, this year ' s model being smaller and enclosed in a fiat leather folder. The routine work includes issuance of grades, class schedules and pub- lishing of the school catalogues and directories. TREASURER The present college treasurer, C. B. MURRAY, has been connected with Iowa State for 14 years. During this time, he has done much to develop the auditing system for student organizations and student loan ac- counting. The duties of the treasurer as prescribed by the Iowa Code are the receiving of all appropriations and funds and the payment of bills duly audited ac- cording to the rules of the finance committee of the State Board of Education. RUSINESS MANAGER It is the duty of the business manager, H. C. GREGG, to oversee all college business activities. More specifically, he is responsible for keeping ac- counts, auditing, preparing financial reports, purchas- ing, leasing all rental properties, selling and disposing of all goods and products of the institution and all those little details that inevitably turn up. Besides ihis, Mr. Gregg and his staff have made a job analysis of all clerical positions on the campus. [.6]