Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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225 53:5 ,gl There have been a number of changes and additions in the University Bookstore under the direction of Margaret Giles. Virginia King, University Nurse, has proved to be a vital part in the physical welfare of Wesleyan students. McAdams Student Center experienced a significant change this year under the supervision of Helen Nichols, Manager. Cecil Post, Director of Maintenance and his secretary, Vicki Mai confer on the work orders ofthe week.

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Assistant Librarian, Louise Albright is responsible for the cataloguing of all incoming library materials. Memorial Library Upens Catalogue to Public During the i967-'68 school year a Documents Library was completely processed in the Memori- al Library and the documents were made avail- able for public use. The present document collec- tion consists of approximately 11,000 processed items and 220 currently received periodicals. The library was improved also with an arrange- ment alteration and a new key punch system for checking out books. The new check-out system was put into operation this year by Barbara Kelley, Assistant Librarian. Much of the planning and organizing of the new docu- ments catalogue was under the supervision of Irene Hamil- ton, secretary. Paul Friesner, Head Librarian has instituted several new library programs since he came to Wesleyan in 1965, ,, .,.. , -W Q 1 azrmww l W,,,.,,,:.. Nuuflf mf NN ui xt., Tr

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Data Processing - Marshea Sheppard, Delbert Wofford, Peggy Rodgers. University Converting Several departments of the University are con- verting to the use of data processing. To instruct faculty and students in the operational use of data processing machines being installed, an introduc- tory course in computer programming was of- fered during the interim session. Wesleyan's computer currently processes the grades of McPherson and Sterling Collegeis in supplement to its own. In July of 1968 the data processing system for all the ACCK colleges will be centralized at McPherson College, where a STWS ..1TSi.' ni xn MORRIS Student displays a smile after receiving a package from home, which are usually long awaited. to Use of Data Processing 1401 Disk System will record data on a disk simi- lar to a phonograph record, limiting paper work and storage. Each college will maintain its own key punch system. The Printing Office has put into operation a new off-set press and a ditto machine to aid in the production of the Universityls printed material. Four hundred mail boxes were added this year and single boxes are to be available next fall for each student. Printing Office - SEATED: Karen Shivers, Sharon Holcomb, Joyce Merriman. STANDING: Ann Coddington, jane Hoob ler.