Kansas Technical Institute - Liasion Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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4 c i . D ,lv 'sf 1' ,Z x'4 ff' ,-11 I PROFESSOR KEARNEY H. HILL Department He ad ff I . ,Q I jr C. xl '51 lr x X i 2 .Mfr ,fa X 1 2. ?X,t, .LL The electronic computer is said to be one of the most powerful tools ever devised by man. In fact, some experts rate the computer as more important than the wheel--the wheel helped minimize physical labor but the computer has helped minimize mental labor. Companies are discovering that computers can help maintain tight- er control over all operational areas. They can help reduce costs in accounting and related paperwork, save time, money and materials in design and manufacture., and develop current, meaningful information on which to base top-level decision. In short, computers help firms meet the specific challenges they face in their current, fierce com- petitive society. One thing must be kept in mind, however: PEOPLE CONTROL COMPUTERS! A computer is no more intelligent that the PHDPLE who program it Qnot even our own IBM 1130, Matylda J. And this is our goal, To help PEOPLE learn to work with computers so that to- gether, humans and computers can work out their destiny. 7 972 Graduates Charles Clark Maylene Edwards Edward Eshleman Rex Fleetwood -11' john Fredrick jeffrey Glover Myron Goodell 'M' -.1 Teresa Long FD-m ' Robert Mo eder 'f Benny Orth Terry Reese Robert Stout Picture not available: Matthew McCain 14