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

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Student Personnel staff kept busy this year what with Bronco Days, spring days, an- other 100 bed residence hall to oversee, etc. Dr. Siemers joined the staff as dean of men and quickly plunged into the task and was warmly welcomed by all on campus. Mr. Howitt was appointed director of all housing, both on-campus and off-campus. Much of Mrs. Sister’s time — in addition to the usual work — was spent with AWS as the group continued to progress. THE NEBRASKAN food center is now two ycors old- Built from the sole of revenue bonds, the center will scot 1,000 of a time and more than 3500 con be fed on hour. The campus housing office is also located there. Student Personnel Staff Keeps Tab on Student Activities Mrs. Ruth Sislcf Associate Dean of Students 18 Dr. Curtis B. Sinners Associate Dean of Student; Doyle Howitt Director of Housing 482348234823484853534823

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Registrars and Placement Bureau Director Help Solve Enrollment Problems As Director of Doto Processing Eorl Rademachcr checks. Registrar J. H. Horner announces thot onothcr class is closed. Earl Rademachcr Ass’t. Registrar and Director of Data Processing A. 0. Thomas, campus school for ncorly 40 years, has been used by the Kearney Public Schools for the post two school terms. J. II. Horner Registrar and Director of Admissions Del Danker Director of Placement Bureau 17

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The Memorial Student Union— Your Home Away From Home wo o buty place this year. New Union director Ward Schrock pepped things up a bit ond the joint was jumpin' all the time. Memorial Union Staff Members Take On Added Duties New duties occupied the administrative staff in the Union this year. New to the staff was “Bud” Schrack who was appointed Union director. He was responsible for the many new innovations in activities and planning for student life. Donold Tewell was assigned the work-study grants from the federal government. He spent hours every day interviewing, assigning, making out reports, etc., in ad- dition to his work on the Scholarship and Loan Com- mittee and teaching classes. Don Briggs kept busy even if he did resign as Council sponsor. When yearbook editor Dick Hodtwalker was drafted he took over the Blue and Gold. The state track meet also gave him extra duties. Publicity kept him out of mischief. Donald K. Bourn Director of Publicity Donold E. Tewell Director of Special Services Ward B. Schrack, Jr. Director of Student Union