University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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 Cave ab ho mine unius Ubri. -Library Staff Student services Student services continued improvements and innovations that were begun last year. More computers, the latest in research technology, and new staff were evident in the library and computer center. The Learning Center continued assisting students. The bookstore and MIS center received new managers. Ethel Hawkins. Learning Jim Efta. MIS center director Center director The Learning Center la the place to be. The tutora are friendly and the help le free; So tj you and your friends are flunking da , Talk It over and call us fasti - LC tutor With the high tech equipment we added this past gear, wnc continues to have the best microcenter In Ttontana. - Larrg HgsCop Karylc Contway. bookstore manager Administration Staff 23

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II Larry Hyslop. director microcomputer Craig VanHouten and George Nelson advise new students during orientation, center 22 Administration Staff

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 Life in the Residence Hods at WFIC is never dull. This year has been no exception. 1 have been deliyhted by the various opportunities that we have been abCe to offer to Western students. - Tracy Riddle On-campus services External and internal changes marked on-campus services. New administrators and personnel accomplished needed improvements. Residence-hall rooms and lobbies, as well as other buildings, were spruced up. Terry Williams, custodial supervisor: DaNcil Reynolds, custodian; Ruth Main Hall gets a new paint job by one of the custodial crew. Sutton, custodial supervisor 'The food servlet's goal Is to continue to provide quality menus and service. “ - Robin Kuzo Amazingly, tfus rr quality of WHC - yfl students seems to get better flxu'lL every year. I - Jon yeager Kathy Plutt, OCL adminsitrativc assistant; Tracy Riddle, CCL director; Neil Snyder. OCL 24 Administration Staff