Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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'ig--Q., Drop cqrds, add cards, class cards, enrollment cards, schedules, catalogues, transcripts, all form Cl year around iob'for Mrs. Laura Cross, assistant registrar, and Dr. Worth A. Fletcher, registrar. Under their guidance a University-wide campaign was started to encourage pre-enrollment which successfully smoothed registration. The University is the beat of public relations officials Lester Rosen, director, and Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, head of the University News Bureau. Their job is to tell the news of the University to the public. Each year the Public Relations office sponsors Editors' Days to keep the press informed about WU. Graduates and former students report to Beulah Mullen when they don receive their copy of The Alumni Magazine. Her office compiles the monthly publication which tells the news of former students. As executive secretary of the Alumni Association, Miss Mullen also aids in the planning of the Homecoming plans for alums and the Spring Reunion. 22

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William Glenn an a newly created position, is the Unlversitys first Director of the Campus Activities Center. A From this post he will direct the proposed Student Union. His other duties at the University include teaching counselling, and work with the Mens Residence Hall. As Assistant to the President the job of Mrs. Kathryn Griffith is one of the most responsible ones at the University. ln addition she also teaches a class in Americdn Government. Assuming d number of duties of the president's office, she has proven herself to be efficient and capable. Mrs. Griffith also serves as secretary to the Board of Regents The prospect of summer coming means only more work for Dr. Hugo Wall, Director of the Summer Session. The entire summer program of four, six, and ten weeks courses are under the guidance of Dr. Wall, who is also the head of the political science department.

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Making ends meet is a time consuming process for Glen Gardner, comptroller. Through his hands passes the money of the University. One of the school's most unseen men, his job, nonetheless, is one of the University's most important. The Commons Building is the domain of Mrs. Jean Lanham, Director of Food Services, and Mrs. Ruth Price, Commons Hostess. Mrs. Lanham, who is in charge of preparing the meals of the University, often prepares centerpieces for banquets. Mrs. Price, usually found in the Commons Lounge, is always on hand to give students a deck of cards or just a friendly smile. The maintenance of the physical plant of the University is under the guidance of John Gaddis, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Whether it concerns the remodeling of an old building or supervising snow shoveling, it is part of Mr. Gaddis's job. 23