Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Spearheading the business side of SC is the business manager's office. Business manager for the last 10 years, Earl Spidel, has been instrumental in developing Southwes- tern's endowment, ranked first in small colleges in the state. Secretary this year was Irene Watson. Financial aid is probably one of the mg, l , if Ji n it tixig. greatest concerns facing new students in college today. After working a year under financial aid director, Barbara Shively, Jeanne Shore has just complet- ed her first year as chief in that slot. Financial aid: Suzie Vaughters - secretary, Jeanne Shore. ,. r '-Q- ,A

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The Admissions Of- tives on bringing stu- dents to campus. The admissions counselors and their director pro- vide prospective stu- dents necessary infor- C AR E E R fice focuses its objec- western College. Admissions counselors this year were: Ken Goyen, Bill Rinkenbaugh - assistant di- rector, Becky Schroll, Carl Pagles - director. This was Rick Johnson's first year as Dean of Students in the Student Personnel Office. The office is re- sponsible for housing arrangements on as well as housing the director of career planning and placement, Dorothy Bernard. ln the Student Personnel Office this year: Standing - Rick Johnson, Fran Broadhurst - assistant dean of students. Sitting - Dorothy Bernard, Sharon Fowler, secretary. mation about South-

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The Business Office maintains all the fi- nancial records of the school. There are four full-time employees that share in the duties of that office. The Business Office em- ployees look forward to the 1980's with the future expansion of of- fice space. Ulf' V. Nia- tt,1 get IJ LE,-1 I X ,- Yr :J -.I '-4 l W, , 9'--I ci N. Business Office: Judi Sutton, Norma Cox, Sharon Wright, De- bra Kreger, Viola Schwantes - Comptroller. Registrar's Office: Ralph Decker - Registrar, Betty Hamm. Not pictured - Rick Cotton. The Office of the Registrar is the academic re- cord keeper of the College. This office registers students for classes, keeps them apprised of their academic progress, issues grade reports, and, even- tually, sends transcripts to prospective employers and graduate schools. Teacher certification is also handled through this office. The office is staffed by Ralph Decker, Registrar, and Betty Hamm, secretary. During Mrs. Hamm's illness Rick Cotton has been student secretary and Don Smith has been student assistant. In the eighties the Registrar's Office will strive to provide additional information to students and faculty concerning the programs of individual stu- dents. Refinements in the computing system will allow the office to operate more efficiently while still maintaining the high degree of accuracy that is necessary to such an operation.