Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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Administration

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DR. RICHARD B. BURCH In his second year at the helm of Cameron State Agricultural College, Dr. Richard B. Burch has worked consistently to help the college grow in academic and physical plant stature. Vast new parking lot facilities, renovated buildings and plans for 51.5 million dollars worth of new structures are being planned under his direction. Before coming to Cameron, Dr. Burch has had a long and successful career in education administration. He attended elementary school and high school at Maud, Oklahoma. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree at East Central State College at Ada, Oklahoma. Both his Master's Degree and Doctorate of Education were earned at the University of Oklahoma. He served as superintendent of schools at Dibble, Wynnewood, Lindsay, Elk City and Clinton before coming to Lawton as president of Cameron College. Dr. Burch resides in the president's quarters on campus with his wife, Nedra, his daughter, Nedra, his son, Richard, and his grandson, Richard. Dr. Burch has commented on more than one occasion this year that the faculty, students and personnel of Cameron College have shown the spirit of cooperation which makes a college really successful. He has urged them all to continue this spirit of cooperation and hard work to make Cameron State Agricultural College the best junior college in the United States.