Lubbock Christian University - El Explorador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Business Office If finances are the bloodstream of an institution, then surely the Business Office is the heart of the campus. The continuous flow of people, paper, and cash in and out of this office might be frightening or bewildering to some, but to these ladies, it is a maze well known. Responsible financing in a college depends largely on the efficiency of its business staff, and the capable hands of the Business Office team are helping keep costs down and income up. BILLIE PECTOL ,f CAROLYN STURDIVANT 26 - BUSINESS AFFAIRS V P L X ' ' 1. 1 ' ., 3 .1 t kai. -cf rg? Y A 1.,'V V CONNIE FULLBRIGHT IDU Q xx? ' ' ICIII I Ill!! 1- AVIALIENE ARNETT MARGARET KEARNEY ls I HUT!

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usin ess Affairs K' M-lffisw'-1 X Don Worten's responsibilities require long hours of negotiation by telephone and in person. With economic woes facing many colleges that are not state-supported, LCC has top leadership in its Business Department. As Assistant to the Presi- dent for Business Affairs, Don Worten must make long-range decisions in the field of finances in such areas of bond- ing, buying and selling. Henry Brown- ing, Business Manager, and Fred Knoll, comptroller, see to it that spending is kept within budget limita- tions. The hard work of these men is helping LCC overcome a large deficit and move toward black ink in the budget. t I1'3l'!S3C'L10DS . a. .1 . vars! Manager Henry Browning supervises the co1lege's immediate finan- Comptroller Fred Knoll keeps his finger on the ebb and flow of cash. BUSINESS AFFAIRS

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I - 1 I I I I PEGGY ckoucn - sl-'I CAROLYN COLLIER SHIRLEY BLACKMAN ord Processing Word Processing BEVERLY REAMS Word Processing g -3 VIRGINIA WORTEN Cabovej and JERRY HARRISON Qleftb New this year to the LCC campus is the Word Processing Center. Informa- tion fed into the center via the tele- phone can be stored for use years later and then may be retrieved at a moment's notice . BUSINESS AFFAIRS - 27