Sul Ross State University - Brand Yearbook (Alpine, TX)

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The general supplies warehouse People we take for granted Give us comfort Agreeable surroundings Shelter And Friendliness. THOSE WHO INSURE OUR COMFORT The construction workers not only keep the buildings in repair and make alterations, but they add facilities on the campus 16

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Mrs. Winifred T. Slight Assistant Registrar Mrs. Frances Newsom Auditor Mrs. Monte Fain Sec. Bus. Mgr. Mrs. Marilyn Read Voucher Clerk Mrs. Elva M. Roark Cashier There are a million records to make in the registrar ' s office; Betty Gallego and Anita Myers type them out while Mary Margaret Cochran supervises. Beth Landers from the Public Service Office comes into the mimeographing room of the business office to see Mrs. Elvie Williams that Bob Wallace gets her stencil done right. Accountant Then there are the records to find among the files in the registrar ' s office; Marilyn Morgan opens the drawer while Abelina Reyes keeps her hand in and Ann Clanton keeps her eyes open against raiders.

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To the bus barn and furniture warehouse retires the Sul Ross Bus after a long trip. She and her driver, Donald Bates, carry the Lobos throughout Texas and the South¬ west and students on tours. In the construction yard and storage is a collection of materials designed to meet most of the emergency needs of the campus. Joe Paige and his crew have headquarters there. In the carpenter, paint, and welding shop many of the new items needed on campus are built by always cheerful Louis, and many broken and scarred items are repaired. It is surprising how much dirt and trash a thousand college students can leave behind each day, but Mr. Cunningham and his crew of obliging janitors clean it up and never fuss. With its miles of roads, its parking lots, and its commo¬ dious grounds, Sul Ross requires the constant services of a willing grounds crew who keep things beautiful.