Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Above: A sign of the times, maybe? To some perhaps. Improved procedures have speeded up the process but some still must wait. Jeanne Shore and Suzie Vaughters process financial aid. At left, Jerre Nolte, SAA president, shows you what you can expect from his end of the line. Sarah Jo Sympson is more than happy to laminate it. Bottom: Dr. Laws counsels his advisee, Mark Hogue, in an effort to get him into necessary classes. f-was wt--. QA-GT ' pu'

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The Eighth Annual National Flat-picking Championship Festival drew a record crowd of 12,500 people from all over the United States and Canada. The varied forms of music, including old-time country, bluegrass, folk, instrumentals, vocals, solos, groups, five contests, fourteen workshops, and literally dozens of jam sessions held all over the fairgrounds provided the music portion of the exciting weekend. The Arts and Crafts show was held in conjunction with the festival. There were 120 craft booths that featured the artistry of craftspeople from 14 states and Canada. fPortions excerpted from the Dec. WV Occasionalj ,- 'll 'll gl ill.. l Todd Diacon seems well fit for this early afternoon performance, Curt Stagner less so. h I- lu

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Taking the reins of South- western in 1972, Dr. Donald Ruthenberg fshown at right with his secretary, Leona Glennj has brought many changes and improvements to Southwestern College. He re- signed his position this spring, however, to assume the job as President of the Iowa Associ- ation of Independent Colleges and Universities. Dr. Bob Evans has finished his first full year at S.C. He assumed the role of Academic Dean after J. Hamby Barton resigned to ac- cept a position at Scarritt College in Tennessee. Dr. Evans has com- mented that he enjoys an open- door policy in his office and looks forward to meetings with stu- dents. He is shown at right with Gerrie Kaste-secretary and Assis- tant Dean Benn Gibson. if X-Hi. AK rx S