Tarrant County College - Carillon Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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S-X 'TL g f S' I is Vo-' Bursar George Contos supervises all financial rela- tions with students, collects fees, and dispenses payrolls. He handles campus inventories, and proces- ses work orders. Basic office supplies are issued to the faculty and staff through the bursar. Charles Bay, director of admissions 15 .x Q .nv and records of TClC District, is fiTlEl.!:ll1QI:Q:y,g-Q, A responsible for getting all students MNAMMM registered and into their classes 1 V i t lj 1. in the quickest and most efficient 'A - manner. , Mrs, Gwyn Burns Clerk, Admissions Mrs. Buby O. Case ' ' - Secretary, Admissions F -,. M 5 5 U ,xi Q: Mrs. Susie Jenkins .. , - me-'Q h r ' jf- ' Secretary, Begistrar , My V , may , Mrs. Billie lo Polk -1' Q ,H 2 Clerk, Admissions ,, f f l 4 V f if l K 'li ti V3 , f Vicki Day . Q Z., Clerk, Bursar -f lvirs. Catherine Dickerson 'Tv l I Secretary, Bursar M ff- E 4 I Kenneth Atkins Qv' K 952' ' Com 'Tab Operator ' N Mrs. Virginia Blackwell Key PunchlSecretary , Wy , X , X Jerry Lee Gill Computer Programmer s lerry D, Smith 2 ga Computer Programmer 4- 'rj Glen l-l, Weekley X Lead Computer Programmer Mrs, Grace Spaulding Switchboard Operator '27' .4 D ,Lf L ,f 1 .- eu . S-' Vw

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Office Personnel Offer Service Witn Efficiency - ,,.... VW! As over 4,000 students registered, placing TCJC in the lunoir College record books as having the largest opening enrollment in history, the admissions office spent harassed hours and days checking packets, schedule sheets, answering questions, and solving prob- lems. Each student has been identified through his social security number. Through this number all information relative to the stu- dent is stored on a small magnetic disc. The computer tape makes it possible to print, as needed, class rolls, student direc- tories, grade reports, and other pertinent lists. Fi-as-4,5 f i-,1i ,, 4 e S, I ,V , -H-mi, x, . gm.: rt, 'f ,9 N Xxx -sh g r xx 'X ' ' . , 5 in ' , Q4 an--,, in 5 i l i rq, Q -ff' tt l G5 ' H , I Q S fr H P, 'L 1 533, N' . x Student records are kept on automatic tapes. Grades and all records are made available by the Data Processing Computer which keeps all information current for immediate use.