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

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Long Lines, But Only 8,500 Enroll YVONNE HARSH Placement G. M. MC AkDl.b. M.D. Student Health JAMES SCRIVEN Admissions VIRGIL SMARPF. Registrar Although registration lines were long, enrollment was down this year. But even with a low en- rollment, 8,500 persons were processed during fall registra- tion. All students must, at one time, come in contact with these people who are concerned with registration and helping the in- dividual student. 1

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ELIZABETH HILL Assoc. Dean Student Personnel DONALD PFLASTERER Dean Student Personnel DR.GALEOLESON Director Acad. Testing Univ. Div. Each student ' s needs are met, both socially and academically by the people pictured on these pages. Fred Ray became the director of the Student Center and of student activities this year. One of his ideas is the Student Center Board. The Stu- dent Center Board is composed of a group of students, who along with Ray select and prepare such activities as movies, pro- grams and speakers. FRED RAY Director Student Activities

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The Tomahawk Salutes Board of Regent ' s President Robert Spire, Acting Presi- dent Kirk Naylor and the Faculty Advisory Committee for their leadership during a difficult situation. PRESIDENT ' S FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE -front row: Willi LcMar, Paul Kennedy, Philip Vogt, Joseph Dunn, Merle Brooks, Doris Tabor, Hollie Bethel, Robert Keppel; row 2: Paul Beck, M. G. Newport William B rown, Richard Gibson, John Blackwell, Elroy Steele, William Jaynes, Kirk Naylor, Ralph Wardle, James Hossack, Wayne Higley, W. J. Beaupre. Dean Frank Gorman for his many years of service to the University. We congratulate Dr. Paul Kennedy on his new position as Dean of the Teacher Education College.