University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Stovall, Dr. Todd Work With Budget, Buildings Man-in R. Stovall Director of Business Affairs Dr. James E. Todd Administrative Assistant Day and night. 52 weeks per year, members of the administrative staff work toward making Kearney State the best college in America. Mr. Marvin Stovall is the director of business affairs and is directly concerned with the budget. He works with the state budget staff and with the college personnel. Dr. James Todd is research director and is in charge of building planning and con- struction as well as assisting President Hassel. Herbert L. Cushing Coliseum—home of the dripping roof during January. Thousands of Kearney Stotcrs and other central Nebraskans use this facility each year as basketball, swimming, indoor track, graduation, and other meetings and closses are held here. 15

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The Administration Building—first construction storted in 1905. Deans Gaer, Stutheit Keep Tab on Faculty, Students The dean of instruction and dean of students work with the teaching faculty and more than 3,700 students each school day. They plan the semester schedule, in cooperation with the division chairmen, take care of student problems, and assist the Presi- dent when asked. Dr. Gaer is chairman of the Academic Affairs committee and Mr. Stutheit is in charge of the Student Standards committee. Bernhard F. Stutheit Dean of Student Personnel Services 14 Dr. Paul Gaer Dean of Instruction

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v V y ni v' Dr. Myron L. Holm Director of Graduate Studies Graduate Division, Business Office Gets New Offices Dr. Myron L. Holm continues as director of the graduate division. He has been the only head of the division since it was formed more than 10 years ago. He is directly responsible for all graduate instruction and for the program and classes made available. This year he worked on NCATE visit and reports along with 90 other staff members. Dale Ingram became business office manager on June 1 when Charles Bauer went to Wisconsin. He has been in charge of the new budgetary' plans as sug- gested by the state officials. R. J. Ehly, his assistant, works closely with Mr. Ingram and Mr. Stovall. He and Mr. Ingram and staff take all moneys and tuition collected and deposit it in local banks for transform! to Lincoln. The ouxiliory gym, used for yeors by oil college students for all athletic classes now does double duty os nurse's quarters, and clossrooms as well os gymnasium. Dale Inuram Business Office Mgr. fflHB R. J. Ehly Business Office Assistant