The passage of the Kansas State House Bill 893, in 1965, changed junior colleges from high school extensions to community junior college districts, with their own board of control, faculties, facilities, and administration. This report presents data compiled from the responses of administrators in 14 of the 19 Kansas junior colleges regarding current administrative organizational patterns. Organizational charts for each of the 14 colleges deal with administrative-staff relationships. The college administrator: (1) delegates responsibility; (2) indicates tasks and responsibilities assigned to various individuals; (3) stimulates and coordinates efforts; and (4) assembles available resources in an attempt to reach the objectives of the college. (CA)