Sterling College - Round Up Yearbook (Sterling, KS)

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ip? MRS. GLENNIS FAIR Secretary to Alumni Affairs Mrs. Glennis Fair, Secretary to Alumm Affairs, keeps Alumni records up to date by corresponding with all former students in cluding graduates, specials, and transfers She also keeps a circular file of all alumni who have attended Sterling College. Mrs. Fair is also in charge of the Alumni Fund. This year the goal for the fund is 330,000 and will be used for scholarships and student aid Mrs. Fair is always keeping in Contact withthe alumni, which keeps her busy in her office ALUlVI II CRE ED BY P BLICITY MR. RALPH MCAULEY Public ity Director Mr. Ralph McAuley is head of the Publicity Depart- ment. This job includes such duties as writing letters and pamphlets. Under the supervision of Mr. McAuley, the STERLINGAN and the college catalog are published quarterly and annually - respectively. Besides heading the publicity for the Sterling Silver Bowl, he also organ- izes the television and radio programs that publicize special events on campus. Mr. McAuley is assisted by his secretary, Marcia Turner. Traveling each spring with the Warriors' Band, he promotes the college in another way. Through his office, student home news- papers are informed of any special achievement done by that student. By Mr. McAuley's skills, Sterling College is well advertised throughout the nation. Mrs. Gladys Schmidt assumes the role of the mail clerk, casing faculty and business mail, mailing packages, and selling stamps to students. X 457 X aff ,Q ,. ,M f,

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MR. MARLEN MOSIER Business Manager Mr. Marlen Mosier is serving his second year as Business Manager. As Business Man- ager, he presents the financial report at the meetings of the Executive Committee, and serves as a member of the Administrative Council. y Busy in his office he processes invoices, pays bills, purchases all college commodities, keeps student accounts, files financial records , for scholarships and loans, and makes the vital decisions in the office. I W,-1 CGLLEGE SUPPORTED BY FINANCES I I I 2 2 ' 5 5 .. 5 i x 4 , x 1 l CLARA JEAN GLEASON PATRICIA KEY-Accountant ii 1 . it Assistant Business Manager MARY WILKEY-Cashier E 20 it C Serving as Assistant Business Man- ager is Mrs. Clara Jean Gleason. Along with assisting the Business Manager, she keeps all bookkeeping for the cur- rent fund which includes academic sup- plies, laboratory equipment and library books, and all other departmental sup- plies. Mrs. Gleason also keeps the rec- ords for the faculty and staff school insurance. Mrs. Key, acting as Sterling Col- lege accountant, keeps the systems Rev- enue Fund which includes the expense accounts of the cafeteria and the dorm. New this year is Mary Wilkey who has the responsibility of Cashier. She handles all the money and distributes the paychecks.

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Y BETTY CALDERWOOD VIOLA RHOADES HELEN STRICKLER Head Librarian Reference Librarian- Library Assistant Senior Class Sponsor LIBR RY A MINISTR TIO Under the direction of head librarian, Mrs. Betty Calderwood, her two assistant librarians, and twenty-three student librarians, the library is a resource center of instructional materials. With the present 60,000 volume library, the staff is continually processing between 4,000 to 5,000 new books each year. These books are selected by the librarians, and from the requests of faculty members and honor students. Cver 350 different magazines in the closed stacks are available for periodical re- views and enjoyment. New improvements, such as the Human- ities room and Children's Literature reading area, have been added to the library for the students' interest. if gm 'sf X -i e, Future elementary teacher spends time selecting good children's books in the Kiddie Library. The new Humanities Library adds relaxing surroundings for studying.