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

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Winifred T. Slight, Instructor of Ed¬ ucation and Assistant Registrar. Officials Seek Glenn Francis Davis, Registrar and Professor of Music No school can operate without students, and students do not attend a school which they do not know about or one which they do not trust. A new student’s first contact with Sul Ross frequently comes through the recruitment efforts of the Department of Public Service or through a courteous reply to an inquiry at the Registrar’s Office. In addition to initial impressions, these divisions of the College serve to spread the influence of the school throughout the area and act as the record keeping center for the academic life of the insti¬ tution. Eva Chaffin, Instructor of Business Administration and Assistant in Teach¬ er Placement and Public Service. Wilton Edward Williams, Professor of Range Animal Husbandry and Education and Director of Teacher Placement and Public Service. 14

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Mrs. Elvie Williams, Accountant. Mrs. Sally Gilbreath, Cashier. Mrs. Monte Fain, Secretary to the Business Manager Budgets Finances Nobody likes to pay bills, but even worse than paying is the fear of the money’s not lasting until the end of the year. Many things connected with the business affairs of the campus require careful planning. Students and faculty must be fed, they must have a tight roof over their heads, they must be able to travel about and meet others in similar endeavors—there are a thousand details which make education possible and they all need careful budget¬ ing by the Business Office. Howard Bledsoe, student employee in the Housing Office finds places for stu¬ dents to live. Barbara LaBeff and Bert Slater run the multilith machine to produce the million of pages of print required for the college. 13

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Public Contacts Miss Eva Chaffin, with the assistance of student Sharon Snodgrass, manages to keep good order, a cheerful disposition, and a close command of her records in the office of public service. Sul Ross ex-students who are teachers are especially thankful to this department of the college which serves as a clearing house for job placement. Mrs. Laura Elder acts as secretary to the Registrar and helps to provide in¬ formation about Sul Ross to all who request it. The Registrar’s Office is usually in a hum of activity, but still someone manages to keep the vase full of flowers to beautify the day or candy to sweeten the disposition. Mrs. Slight is here busy directing the activities of Annis Heil, Carlene Hegelund, and Ann Estelle McBride as they keep other stu¬ dents’ records straight.