Friday, September 12. 1975
University Daily Kansan
11
KU Alumni Assoc. keeps grads, non-grads informed
By DIERCK CASSELMAN
Whether you leave the University of Kansas carrying a diploma or three hours of credit on your transcript, you automatically become an alumnus.
The organization which will keep you informed of University events and progress, pull you back to KU for alumnii events and participate in the University of Kansas Alumni Association, which has received five national awards for outstanding alumni service since 1971. These awards include the prized Alumni Award from the Association of Excellence in Alumni Programming.
However, members of the association aren't necessarily alumni of the University, and class reunions, the most familiar of which is a part of the association's broad program.
Established in 1883, the association exists "to achieve unity of purpose and action in promoting the best interests of the University and her constituency."
Accomplishing that mission is no simple task, and the association, separate from the University and incorporated under Kansas University, will be a highly sophisticated, award-winning organization.
THE ENTIRE department underwent a major updating last year, Wintermote said, when nearly 14,900 former students' addresses were deleted from the mailing lists because they failed to respond to requests, and then they wished to remain on the list.
TWENTY-TWO persons staff the association's suite of offices at room 103 in the Kansas Union. Ten of those staff are members of the organization in the association's comprehensive records.
An alumnus's address, year of graduation,
school, departmental major and membership,
status are the pieces of information
the association stores, he said.
Anyone who has attended the University is classified as an alumna, hence he/she is a member of KU alumni. KU alumni and alumni association members is stored on computer tapes and in rows of cabinets
"Our records are the heart of our
organizational executive办公室,
and a critical part of the agile
team."
as for KU's high percentage, Wintermote said, "People leave this campus with a feeling of tradition that other schools don't have. I hope we follow that up with a good program, but it has to start with this good feeling about the University."
Another 6,100 indicated they wished to continue receiving alumni mailings, he
According to Winternote, most colleges in the city of their alumni in an alumni organization.
"There is only one student organization on campus that exists beyond graduation," he said, "and that is the class organization. It has a life of 54 years."
Of the 86,015 persons on the association's
lists, 29.9 nearly 10 per cent. are dues-
ers.
to help foster that feeling, the association
to the Board of Class Officers for
undergraduate studies.
STEVE CLARK, assistant director of the association and Board of Class Officers adviser, said the program was just part of the class organization.
It's only logical that a student's four years at the University be filled with class activities before he graduates and begins 50 classes, most of which post-graduate class reunions he said.
"Bastically, we found the alumni would stay hitched and support the institution," he said. "They felt they had the claim to complain."
voluminous records in their fund-rasing activities, he said, and the three organizations carefully coordinate their programs.
Even though the association works closely with the Kansas University Athletic Corporation, he said, "not everyone is interested in intercollerate athletics."
However, after a student leaves KU, he will find that association events abound, and in this area, variety is the keynote, Wintermote said.
"The Endowment Association is the fun-raising organization for the University." Wintermote said. "We are the friend-raising organization.
BUT THE BROADER application of the organization's goals encompasses programs benefitting those other than alumni.
The association's Flying Jayhawk program has flown more than 2,500 alumni and friends to 26 different destinations since the program began in 1989. Wintermatter attended the program had been a successful way to keep alumni active and close to the University.
The association board, recognizing that former students of the University aren't the only people interested in its welfare, created an associate membership for persons who haven't attended the University.
A project that extends the alumni association's goodwill throughout the state is the Kansas Honors Banquets, Wintermote said.
members would soon make up a large part of the board and officers roster.
Bylaw changes this year dropped restrictions that prohibited associate members from holding offices or serving on a board in the board which governs the association.
THE ASSOCIATION works in concert with two other independent groups in the areas of University alumni and finance, Wintermote said.
Thirty-one campus or programs during the 1974-75 yearbook学期, which included 72 counties, he said.
Wintermote said he thought associate
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"THIS IS SOMETHING we do just to recognize the students," he said. "We don't even do a study on which college any of the students attend, or whether they even attend college."
"We're like several pockets in the same pair of pants. The minute those associations on the University campus don't work together, things don't go right."
tracted 6,367 alumni, students and parents.
The expense covered by the association's purpose could result in a time when the Alumni Association and the University administration disagree, Wintermote said.
The only time the association approached this position, he said, was when campus unrest was at its height in 1970. At that time the association acted as a referee, he said, and his unrest would allay misunderstandings and rumors that were circulating through the state.
All people who have graduated or attended the University are affected by the
Throughout this time, Wintermute said,
the association lost no members.
Both the KUAC and the KU Endowment Association use the Alumni's Association's
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state of the University, past, present and future, he said. The association, acting in thought was the best interest of the University in a struggle with the powers in Strong Hall, he said.
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63 Chevy, 4-door hardtop, runs well, retractable.
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Small Desktop Refrigerators. Approx. 2 cu. ft.
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Past & Present Antiques. Furniture, collectables
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825-8244.
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1-97
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843-1306
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500 New-15. Whitehall trees cut to $20 each plus
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For sale: Gibson Les Paul Custom with case.
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YAMAHA Guitar. Used very little. John at 843-
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9-18
Rug security-six75 357 Magnum, 1½" barrel,
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670-4430.
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WANTED
ERIN Woodworks
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Transfer student, 21, desires to move from dorm.
New campus or bus line. Jinney,
9-103
9-115
Roommate: Female to share three bedrooms
Roommates: Other girls. Available until
n-12
843-312-392
Roommate wanted for nite 2-BR apt on bus
air. Also roster for sale. $4351 after g. ppm
Free to go home! year old heart-stretched K.
86-5043. Huske needs room to run and play.
Female roommate to share 2 bedrooms at $35.50
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Roommate= 2-bedroom duplex, $65 plus 1% utilities. Call John 843-3494 after 3.30.   9-16
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8559.
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Lost: Tiger's arm bracer—6 stones. I'll be murmuring.
Value. Number 842-430.
9-12
Wanted: Liberal female housemate, 2 blocks from stadium. Private unfurnished bedroom, kitchen—share bath and furnished living room. Small pet room. Bathroom. Bachelor's学位. Phi Beta Kappa 824-2574 after 5 p.m. 9-18
Found: one watch --describe and its yours Call
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Found: 260d and Redbud Lane. Car keys-call
841-6824 to claim.
9-12
Lost: 31/4 month old Male Dolphin; lost sept.
Lost: 3/4 month old Dolphin; lost sept.
Lost: when lost when lost. Call me 841-802-8828.
Call me 841-802-8828.
Found: black umbrella in Wesco 1st floor restroom
864-4823, John.
9-12
Lost: 6 month old male Sienna. Victim of 10th and Indiana. 841-3241. Reward. 9-12
Lost-Plane please return to the payer leather hat Last
Lot: Silver key ring with 3 keys-on to a door
= 2 to a trunk. Call you call at 860-684-975
= 10:30 am. Call you call at 860-684-975
Found. Lady's写信表: Sterling silver. Found.
9:41 AM. 731 Call and describe 6-920.
after 3.39 p.m.
Found: Pair of lab bags, also found a key:
Call and identify, 861-6150
9-15
Found: Grey striped kitten on 19th and Naimishi
864-6764. 9-15
HELP WANTED
Lot: Brown wall lot, between Robinson & Ozone
at Mala Arts Hall. Lamp. Marvell. 1257-391.
**Pound:** One leather purse with contents. **Patent:** at 6843749 or 6843747 (0013). 9-15
Found: Necklace. Call 845-9806. Ask for Claudia
or Tafts.
B:1:5
Found: 2 keys on key outside Fower Hall and
inside Fower Hall. Identify by identity of
number. Inguine at 602 Fower Hall.
Found: Set of 3 keys near corner of 12th and
Louisiana. Call 841-4074.
9-16
MARUJANA permanently inexplicably in clearer hands.
nation, send $1 to P.O. Box 355, Lawrence, KS.
nation, send $1 to P.O. Box 355, Lawrence, KS.
Madhura Indian Shop
Maupintour travel service
for referral info. center
For the Finest in Authentic, Handcrafted Indian Jewelry,
Arts and Crafts
19 W. 9th
10:5-30 Daily
Thursdays '11:8
Reliable individual to clean my apartment, cell
842-6279 late events.
Babysitter to care for infant in my home. Two
babysitters, one female and one male,
conduct some light, housekeeping.
Call Me Bob! 212-554-7683. www.babysitters.com
PHONE 843-1211
Unclassified Research and Clerical Assistant, help-
hold job duties for 10 days. 11 month, position open Sept. 15. Requirements:
accurate tyt仪; familiarity with university Engl-
ergy research data; research in University Libraries. Applica-
tion to position requires 8 a.m.-1 p.m. An Equal Opportunity -Affirmative Action Employer. An equal and minorities are am-
biguous.
Wanted: Experienced Shelf Saleman for part-
time work. Apply in person. McCoys at $19
12/31. Job #30845.
Part-time Custodian for 7th Spirit, a private call. Call 842-545-948 or 842-6830. 9-15
Babyfair wanted for beautiful child 5 years old.
Babyfair wanted (mornings) and (afternoons)
Call-Bill-641-8545
e-Mail-Bill-641-8545
TYPING
Five hours housework in a new house every
day or Friday, 5pm to 9pm call 342-601-8000
9-16
Experienced typist, LB.M. Select; thesis,dis-
sis and term papers. Call Sam Jemm
842-7599.
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Experienced typist—term papers, theses, misc.
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Typing, full time. 120 wpm. IBM correcting type-
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 campus location. Vegas, 864-403. 9-30
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Experienced typist will do term papers, theses,
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FOR RENT
JAYHAWKER TOWERS-2 bedroom, all utilities included. 3 car garage, water, fire, parking, laundry room, security door, wc.
Two bedroom apartment, all utilities paid, close to campus in this fall, furnished or unfitted. 843-929-6050 843-929-6050
Wanted: one or two looze rooms to large house, 7th and Missouri, 841-304. 9-15
Lt BR Apt-1 Subtit. Oct. 1, $26 month) 1046
MFR Apt-1 Subtit. Oct. 1, $26 month) 1047
8 p.m. 842-680 Call 8 p.m. 9:17
FUNNISSED | bedroom apartments close to campus
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Studio apartment at Madowbrook, Available +
Room number 1214
"Tires—Batteries—Accessories"
19th & Macro
843-9891 6:30-9:00 p.m. Mon.-Sun.
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9th & Iowa 843-6424
Thanksgiving
Make your
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now.
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YOUR VACATION AS YOU ARE?
if not. call—
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842-0753 900 New Jersey
Reservations
KU Union—The Malls-Hillcrest-900 Mass.
Employment Opportunities
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Program coordinator part-time for community work in Mexican-American community in Topeka. Ability to establish cooperative relationships and community support, and resident required $150 per month for 10 hours work. Starting date Oct. 1, 1979. Applicant must be an Associate of the Institute of Public Affairs and Community Services, University of Kansas. Annex C. University of Kansas. Lawrence KS. Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Employment. 9-12
PERSONAL
CUSTOM JEWELRY Reasonably Profitted, pre-owned, and untreated. Glasses cull and polished. Tungsten saffron. Slimen earl and sunglasses.
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MUSIC 841-0817
Do you sew? Come to Fabric Boutique at 1023 N. Lake Shore Ave. or use our new hire guaze rackie quilt 9-12 much more.
DIVE DRIVE IN Open Daily 7:10 t.l. 100 am. Fr.
9:45 a.m. Try Our Carn Dog Dogs
W 6th, 86-421-8411
THE CATFISH BAR & GRILL is serving hamburgers, roast beef sandwiches, grilled ham and cheeses, BLT's, fried fries or more between the meals. $8 for Sunday breakfast 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 9-17
ENTERTAINMENT
Horseback and Hayrack riding. 16 miles west on
H4 85, 187-600. Spencer. 10-31
Fiery Furnace Coffee House. Friday and Saturday nights. 9 p.m. 1116 Louisiana. 9-18
The Communicates are "Caught in the Act" with Fantasy Four. 9-12
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at the rear of KIEF'S DISCOUNT
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Ride-On Bicycles
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assachusetts
8481
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