Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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9, 4 'f R HNTERNATIONAL In continuance with the idea of an expanding urban university, ground is broken for the new Business Administration building Excavations for the new business building began in the fall of 1968. The edifice is expected to be completed by the fall of 1970 'M Wa' wirlr V .wg . , .MW 21

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Board of Regents Sets WSU Policies The Kansas Board of Regents took over the directing of university policies in 1964 when the University of Wichita became Wichita State University. Prior to 1964 the Wichita Board of Regents di- rected the future of the growing University of Wichita. The responsibility was in the hands of community leaders such as Henry Levitt and S. Carnot Brennan at that time The duties of the Board included determining operational policies, approving budgets, the selection of faculty and administration, and ap- proving or disapproving any expansion proposals. This year the Board met with Student Govern- ment leaders to hear complaints about budget allowances for WSU. The Board of Regents was also involved in the controversial beer on cam- pusn issue. BOARD OF RPICICNTS: SEATED: I.. D. Morgan, john F. Eberhardtg Henry A. Bubbg T. 1. Griffith. STANDING: A. H. Crombg C. N, Cushing, Governor Robert Docking of Kansas Dwight D. Klingerg james j, Bashamg Eldon Sloan, Max Bickford, execu tive officer. 5 5 E , . l l l 1 B Q N.d ',,..4-f

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Dr. Carl C. Fahrbach, Director of Admissions and Records. Roger D. Lowe, Assistant to the President for Finance and Operations and Business manager. 41 Dr. james I. Rhatigan, Dean of Students. Administration Offices Begin 73rd Year Here The administration began operating in 1896 making it as old as Fairmount College. President Nathan 1. Morrison ran an almost one-man branch for the first few years. The administration began departmentalizing into different areas in the early 1900,s. Now its separate departments include Admissions and Records, Informational Services, Student Services and the Alumni Association. The Alumni Association has, for the past 19 years, had an annual money raising telephone campaign for various projects. This year the amount pledged was over S9,000.