University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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STUDENTS AND FACULTY ALIKE BENEFIT from results of University Services efforts. WILLARD B. COOK, director of University EDITH STROMBERG directs publishing of DILLARD W. BRAY, as business manager Services, handles various projects on campus. University literature in the Publication Bureau. and treasurer, oversees matters involving money. plant; John B. Schoolland, director of the counsel- ing service; James C. Byrum, manager of the IBM system; Helen F, Walters, director of the food serv- ices for the residence halls. Other supervisors in University Services are C. Michael Baier, comptroller; Kenneth C. Penfold, director of alumni relations; Lisle Ware, director of the University Memorial Center; Frances Pierce, finance counselor; and Lucille Joyce, social coor- dinator of UMC. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT placing is concern of Virginia Cofer. LOOKING FORWARD TO FUTURE, Health Center supervisor Dr. L. W. Holden examines construction plans of new health building. JIM QUIGLEY, assistant director of UMC, supervises the many facilities which the Memorial Center offers to University personnel. 27

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University Services PUBLICITY concerning University ' s activities UMC DIRECTOR, Lisle Ware, assumes the task DIRECTOR of all residence halls, BIy Curtis, is the duty of W. B. Loveloce, News Bureau head. of overseeing a multitude of student activities. takes chorge of the extensive dormitory system. Functions of the service staff contribute to the efficiency of University operation. Engineers in the maintenance plants, doctors and nurses at the Health Center, counselors at the student employment and the placement bureaus, counselors in the vocational realm, and financial directors all contribute to the service staff at the University of Colorado. The cooperation in the or- ganizational plan of these services is partly re- sponsible for the smooth functioning of the Univer- sity. Their diversified and vast tasks involve hours of patient work resulting in benefits for both the students and the faculty. Librarians at Norlin Library, and student activ- ity directors moke up a large total of the staff ' s membership. The increasing demand for complete University catalogues comprises much exchange work among the various services. Skills in carpentry, painting, repair work in and out of the University garage, and the grounds super- vision contribute to the maintenance of the build- ings and the campus. Directing the various aspects of services to the University are Virginia Cofer, supervisor of the stu- dent employment office; John A. Pond, director of purchasing; R. W. Lind, director of the physical F F - I UNIVERSITY FINANCES and buying policies in many departments arc the primary concern of John Pond, Colorado purchasing director. THE HUMAN ELEMENT among a maze of complicated machines, Jim Byrum takes charge of the University ' s extensive IBM systems. 26

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STA FF IS RESPONSIBLE for maintenance of campus grounds, upkeep of the buildings. MANY STUDENT organizations rely on the services of University financial advisor, Frances Pierce. VICTOR J. DANILOV, director of public information, keeps well- informed on University happenings. SCANNING PICTURES of the campus is Floyd Walters, head of the University ' s photo department. AS COORDINATOR of academic workshops, Joe J. Keen keeps in close contact with the students. COORDINATION of olumni events and projects is the task of Alumni Relations Director Penfold. PAUSING BEFORE leaving for a meeting is 0. W. Hoscall, the Di- rector of Admissions and Records. 28