University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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.M,4'gsgg. .x Dr. james L. Rogers Jr., Director of News Service 'Alma Mater' Televisedz Web Offset Press Means Print Shop Status Symbol it asks f' .. s t et In 'S J. D. Hall, Director of Print Shop Director of News Service. Dr. james L. Rogers jr. has the double responsibility of being administrative head of News Service while coordinating university publications. This year Dr. Rogers supervised preparation of a television film, Alma Mater-NTSU, depicting school history and achievements. In 1961, he received a Special Science Information Award from the Southern Regional Education Board. Director of Print Shop. D. Hall supervises the Print Shop, which produces university publications. A S50,000 improvement project was instigated in 1963 with the purchase of a web offset press and a camera, plate-making accessories and auxiliary equip- ment used in offset printing. NTSU is among the first schools in the region to own a web offset press for newspaper publication. 20

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A' saw, X. by ,tj WW Hilda Cunningham, Director of Correspondence and Extension M X 'mas ' 254 e y r Dr. David A. Webb, Director of Libraries T Lists 89 Subjects 0ff Campus: Library Improves Facilities Director of Libraries, The Main Library, under the direction of Dr. David A. Webb, underwent several major additions with the creation of the education-psychology library and room and substantial additions to the children's literature collection as well as a new reading room. Corresporzdence-Exterzsion. A total of 89 courses, coordinated by Mrs. Hilda Cun- ningham, are offered through the two pro- grams. Over 1,000 students are enrolled in extension courses alone. The two programs enable persons to re- ceive college credit for work done individu- ally or as a member of an extension class in their own community.

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Dr. J. Harold Farmer, Director of Student Union Building Director of Union Building. Dr. Harold Farmer closely fol- lowed in 1963-64 the construction of a new three-story 81.2 million Student Union Building. One wing was scheduled for occupancy during the spring and completion of the other set for December. The new facilities ultimately will contain five times more room than the present structure. Dr. Farmer has full charge of UB activities: scheduling student events, supervising Snack Bar and Cafeteria operations and sup- plying information to students and visitors. He is also secretary of the Ex-Student Association. Manager of University Store. The University Store will spend most of 1964 in the basement of the first new wing before it is moved into permanent quarters on first floor. Continuing the duties he began in 1948, Andrew B. CSwedej Swenson purchases stock, cashes the inevitable student check and pI'0VidCS j0bS for Students. Andrew B Swenson Manager of University Store 21