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Glee Lewis and Cath- arine Buettner, and other Green Terrace girls wave homecoming day greet- ings. In front of Men's Hall, i and member George Cox and Kirk Sorenson sk Paul Newell about the ootball team. Herman Kersenbrock steps on the Case Hall lawn to talk to Margaret Morgan and Cleo Baker.
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Plans of the college program underwent changes to meet needs brought about by World War II. Because of such flex- ibility in planning and management of the college, administra- tion remained on high standards. A successful college must have an efficient administration of sound policies. Sometimes students forget the great amount of planning necessary to achieve an expedient management of an educational institution. When they come to school, their classes have all been carefully organized, curriculums have been set up, and a full program of activity has been arranged. President Cushing methodically supervises all such de- tails vital to a healthy educational growth. Under him is the Administration and Education Policies Committee, headed by Dr. H. G. Stout. Other faculty members on the committee are Dr. Bruner, Dr. Fox, Dr. Mantor, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Ryan and Dr. Slrawn. Other committees which attend to planning the college program have such titles as Improvement of College Teaching, Extension and Adult Education, Athletics, Health and Welfare, Student Publications, Public Relations and Guidance. These names alone suggest the immensity of the problem of running a college. The two deans provide a more personal contact with the students as they guide them in college life. Collegians also have their representatives in administra- tion. The Student Council has general supervision over camp- us activities, including such phases as the recreational pro- gram, the yearbook, freshmen orientation and discipline, and the student directory. The Women's and the Men's Councils act more specific- ally, heading the Women's and the Men's Leagues. Each of these two councils tries to fulfill the need of its own group, and as a part of its responsibilities, plans a separate convocation each month for the league it represents. Students are more aware of the duties of the registrar and the bursar at the beginning and end of a semester, as they are starting or completing their classes for that period, and taking care of a few financial matters. Such a complete organization of the administration of the Nebraska State Teacher's College at Kearney insures an ef- ficient program for all students. Mis Dorothy Williams, secretary to the president, look up from the work before her on her desk. The Guidance Committee head, Dr. Leona Failor, wail for an advisee. Bette Dunn and Bertrand Gibbons discus their curriculum requirements with Mis Edith Smithey, registrar. Two members of the Administration and Education Policies Committee, Dr. H. G. Stout and Dr. Donald E. Fox, discuss plans lor the next committee meeting.
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