Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Under the direction ot the Reverend Henry H. Regnet, SI., library tacilities have so expanded that the erection ot a library building becomes more imperative each year. The task oi supervising a library requires not only a working knowledge of books but also a great deal ot patience and ability. LIBRARIAN dt lor the progress which Roclfliiirst has made in the tield of lffucti oi the cre i ' Je -' P W- - 7 athletics can be given to the Reverend Paul Or Smith, Sl. l-le will long be renierribered ' ' ' i ' l r' 'tvitios and tor his devo- at Rockhurst tor his hearty cooperation with all intrarriura ic 1 tion to his playerri l l

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REGISTRAR .,... -44-4-.......f, ...A ., g-an ,..3.4f,......,........p,1v--vvvg-rv -1 n The Registrars Office considers service as its primary function, service to the student, the faculty, the administration, and to the general public. Since 1947, under the direction of Mr. William F. Bartholome, the office has carried out this objective to an admirable degree, and has become the official campus clearing house for ready, accurate information COMPTROLLER Presiding in the College Comptrol1er's office is Mr Iames F Hu hes Unde h' . . . . . Q , 1' 15 f1nGnC1i3l'QU1dTci11nce, the College has grown from a one-building organization to its presen size. ose first-of-the-term incidental fees are received in his office as well as special fees collected from music students and those taking laboratory work IO

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EVENING CLASSES DIRECTOR -., Kermit C. Watkins. director of evening classes. The Rockhurst program is set up to include an opportunity for further study in the field of business to persons who are employed or otherwise prevented from full- time college attendance. A degree course, that of bachelor of science in business administration, is available, as is a program leading to an associate degree in business administration. The purpose of the curriculum is to prepare men and women for positions in business administration. In the field of business administration, training is offered in two concentrated fields: accounting and business administration. Persons choosing to concentrate in accounting will be prepared fully for positions in the accounting departments of business firms, for public accounting, or for accounting work in non-profit organiza- tions. Those concentrating in the field of business administration are'preparing them- selves for work in marketing, advertising, management, finance, selling, or personnel administration. T sional and industrial positions during the day. The success of the program is indicated by the fact that each semester almost five hundred persons attend evening classes. he laymen who teach in the evening classes are themselves engaged in profes- I2