San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Work of Administrators Increases Alfl Possessing the power of the purse, Comp- ' troller Vernon V. LaBauve handles all financial transactions for the college. After T7 years, Mr. LaBauve considers regis- ' l tration days the most difficult time, when he, aided by six college employees, banks all stu- dent registration fees. Throughout the year Mr. LaBauve keeps busy supervising the issuance of college pay checks, managing the budget, and making all bank deposits and reconciliations. COMPTROLLER VERNON V. LABAUVE DEAN PAUL R. CULWELL B.A., Southwest Texas State College B-A-, Southwestern Ur1lv6rSify M.A., The University of Texas M.A., The University of Texas Ph.D., The University of Texas l l l I 1 l . i i i Dr. Paul R. Culwell considers the selection of new teachers, working with department chair- men, and advising students with special prob- lems as his most enjoyable duties as Dean. He spends several weeks after registration handling problems not covered in the catalog. Consolidating courses and room assignments is a six-week iob which he heads. He also has final authority on all student activities.

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VICE-PRESlDENT CLYDE R. NAIL B.S., Southwest Texas State College M.Ed., The University of Texas LL.D., Howard Payne College As vice-president of the San Antonio Union Junior College District, Dr. Clyde R. Nail per- forms the duties of the office of the president in his absence and serves as public relations officer for the District. In addition, he is responsible for veteran affairs and for certifying student eligibil- ity for National Defense Loans and the Hazelwood Act. He also assists with budgetary operations and with the development of new programs for San Antonio and St. Philip's Colleges. He helps in se- lecting personnel, with specific emphasis on cler- ical, ianitorial, and maintenance, for both colleges and is responsible for personal problems involv- ing college employees. I3

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s Day, Night Enrollment Grows Evening Division Director Edwin S. Keasler has a triad of responsibilities. Securing transcripts from across the United States and even from some foreign countries only begins his work. imagine trying to schedule the proper classes in the proper rooms for more than 4,800 students from i7 to 70 years of age. This necessitates his third main concern, that of finding a good fac- ulty capable of teaching this cosmopolitan group. ASSISTANT DIREQTOR CLARKSON GROOS B.B.A., The University of Texas M.Ed., Trinity University DIRECTOR EDWIN S. KEASLER B.S., University of New Mexico M.Ed., Trinity University Mr. Clarkson Groos, who assists with the complex administration of the Evening Division, began his college career at SAC. For weeks before each term begins, he aids prospective students with their choice of subiects. During the week-long registration, he supervises a well-trained group of faculty and staff members. In publicizing the Evening Division, Mr. Groos writes news releases and oversees the mailing out of thousands of schedules.