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

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R. Burr Slandlcy Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Gerald Nixon Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds One custodial engineer known to oil collegians is Union janitor Temple Crookshonk. More than 100 men and women arc employed on the custodial staff. We have not attempted to chose which ones to photograph. These men were handy when a photographer went looking. With an enrollment of -1,000 and at least one new building erected each year, the work of the staff becomes greater. Jerry Nixon was chosen as assistant buildings and grounds boss this year. In addition 10 new men were added to the permanent staff and many students were hired for part-time Ken Fish contcmplotes scooping oil work, that snow from the Library wolks. 22 Just a minute for o cup of coffee in the middle of the morning for these men's residence hall custodians.

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The Otto Olsen Voco- tionol Arts Building, erect cd in 1955, houses the home economics, business, and industrial arts divi sions. Mrs. Berquist, College Nurse Since 1938, Retires in June Mrs. Alta Bcrgquist College- Nurse Mrs. Frances Scott Assistant College Nurse Mrs. Sally Jackson Secretary to tin? President Miss Carolvne Sammons Assistant to Registrar Mrs. Frances Saltzgaber Assistant to Registrar 21

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Frances Saltzgabcr, an assistant to the Regis- trar — all seniors know her. Priscilla Troudt, secretary to Mr. Tcwcll. Loans, scholar- ships, counting cigorcttc machine money keep her oc- cupied. Again, as with the custodial staff, we chose at ran- dom, hoping to picture some secretaries with whom most students had contact. We’ve left out more than 100, but they all do the same fine job and assist in running the College on an even keel more than they realize. Solly Mueller, secretary to Dean Goer. Darlene Burton, registrar's office. All incoming freshmen receive letters from her. Alice Cornford, alumni, publicity, information in Student Union. 23