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Dr. Morton Christy Cunningham, president of the college Cunningham Heads Show for 1 7 Years Completing his seventeenth year as president of Fort Hays State, Dr. M. C. Cunningham has guided the college show through the years of its most rapid development. Since he came in 1949. enrollment has nearly quintupled and the number of faculty members has more than doubled. Coming to FHS from the dean of the faculty’s chair at Northwest Missouri State College in Mary- vide, Dr, Cunningham has gained national prom- inence as an educator and administrator. He was a member of a group of educators sent by the United States to study the educational system of Pakistan in the spring of 1964. During his career he has served as a high school English teacher, coach, principal and super- intendent; director of financial accounting in the office of the Missouri State Department of Educa- tion; instructor, chairman of the education de- partment and eventually dean of the college at Northwest Missouri State College. Striving to give Fort Hays State a reputation as the friendly college where students go to study and learn, Dr, Cunningham has a broad under- standing of and background in education. He is active in a number of national education organiza- tions, including the National Education Assn, and the American Assn, of School Administrators. As tension mounts at a Fort Hay, Slots basketball game. President Cunnmghom-pro- Fulfilling one of the more enjoyable privileges often granted gram in handed Mrs. Cunningham experience an apprehensive moment. him, the President crowns the Homecoming queen. S
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New Library, Power Plant Assured Projects Okayed by Regents Gain State Approval Two Fort Hays State building projects approved by the Board of Regents moved closer to reality this year Construction on a new library, okayed last year by the state legislature, began with completion set for January, 1967. The $1,500,000 structure, styled similarly to Malloy Hall, will more than triple library space. Money was also made available for a new power plant to replace the college ' s over-aged boilers. Completion of the plant was tentatively scheduled for within the year. Besides requesting state appropriations for institutions of higher learning, the Board of Regents, appointed by the governor, sets policies and approves budgets. 9
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