University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Department of Information in , A glance at the bulletin board in the Administra- tion Building's second floor 'will give an idcaiof who on' campus is making the news, Down it the'hall are the! Offices of William 'Hockettgj Prqfcssor of Accountindhand head of 1 f the?Accounting VD6P8lf't11 lCll,tjf,R,ObCl't Ben'ecke,f - u Assistant Professor ,oftAccounting and V i' l U' WaynelVlc. HiQ,lcy,'Assistanit Prqfcsiscrcf TODAYS UNIVERSITY NEWS

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::-'Lis 'i qs, 'z Q7 Q7- Q37 2 Members of Phi Chi Theta, business administration professional fraternity, are, front row, Valeen Dolinsky, treasurer, Janice Thomp- son, vice president, Leonora Connelly, president, Charlene Munson, secretary. Second row, Mary Leach, Carolyn Meester, Louise Micheletto, Joyce Bigger, Verda Rauch, sponsor, Joyce Dusek, Kathy Bowman, Ellen Mitchell, Leta Holley, sponsor, Jean Lindenstruth. The southwest wing is also the center for business administration. Here are found the offices of Leta Holley, Professoffti Secretarial Scienceg Joyce Minteer, Associate Professor of Business Adniinistratiorfjfi d Verda Rauch, Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science. 1 , 1 5 , ' N c X 5 1' fv- wav M--A 1

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For students looking for jobs, the Student Placement Office is the place to go. The office, headed by Mrs. 'Yvonne Harsh, Assistant Instructor of Teacher Education, also helps seniors find employment after graduation. Mrs. Harsh is assisted by Mrs. Lenore Plymate and Mrs. Clara Kling- forth. Between the Honor Roll and the Placement Office is a room that is generally locked. It once was the PBX but now contains almost ceiling-high telephone equip- ment, wires and batteries and has an eery ticking sound.