Mid America Nazarene University - Conestoga Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

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. ..1, W ff Wwyamm To lVlr. James Elliott belongs the responsibility for all financial arrangements for the college. FINANCIAL GUIDANCE PROVIDED BY ELLIGTT knows better than lVlr. James Elliott the many l problems which are involved in its maintenance and growth. As business manager, lVIr. Elliott is in charge of all financial matters pertaining to the college. Records must be kept of all transactions made through the school. All school bills are paid through his office. Also all money received for scholarships and other funds pass through the business office. The campus maintenance department is also under the jurisdiction of the business office. ln the difficult years of construction, lVlr. Elliott isa strong and guiding part of the administration of IVIANC. Operating a college is a big business, and no one . ACTING 35 VGCGDUONIST to MV- Elliott is MVS- VI HUQIWS- Financial problems can always be shared with lVlr. Elliott.

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Successfully fulfilling his first year as Dean of Students, Coach Bud Harbin added the responsibility of directing the affairs of the IVIANC student body to the coaching of our basketball team. Dean Harbin administers to the varied needs of students. Areas of student life under his direction include room assignments, automobile registration, and attendance at chapel, plus regulating activities on the social calendar. While maintaining an extremely busy schedule, Dean Harbin has always found time to advise students vvho have problems. His strength of character and firmness are recognized by faculty, administration, and students. Dean Harbin is pleased with lVlANC's progress lVlrs. lVlary Phillips works as secretary and receptionist to Dean Harbin. EEFICIENT WORK OF DEAN AIDS COLLEGE One activity of the Dean is to communicate with the students

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Acting as secretary to the Admissions Office is lVlrs. Doris Fine. ADMISSIONS OFFICE AND REGISTRAR HELP GAIN NEW STUDENTS lVlANC's success in attracting and retaining students is credited to the work of the Director of Admissions and the Registrar. A Professor Jack Rairdon, as Director of Admis- sions, centers his attention on prospective students. He maintains correspondence with them and promotes interest in IVIANC. lVlrs. Donald Metz meets the many demands of the office of Registrar. All records of classes, grades, enrollment totals, and transcripts are recorded in this office. Professor Jack Rairdon serves as Director of Admissions. a a s lVlrs. Jan Chapman meets the students as a secretary in lVlrs. Eva lVletz fulfills the many duties of Registrar. the Registraps Office'