Henderson County Community College - Cardinal Yearbook (Athens, TX)

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Taught Students to Think for Themselves C DES RETIRE AFTER YEARS Mrs. Grace Cade , Division Chairman for Language Arts, and Mr. Marlan Cade, Division Chairman for Physical Science and Math, retire this year after teaching 29 years at Henderson County Junior College. The faculty, staff, and student body join in wishing them Vaya Con Dios Go With God. The following is a farewell from Mr. and Mrs. Cade. Because we have shared these lines with many, many college students over three decades of time - And because we have been given this chance to vw For AULD LANG SYNE reach out to future students whom we will never know - We have And I52 borrowed from the Past and recorded for the Present so that we may offer to the Future these lines: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, how- ever measured or far away . . . was Thoreau's poignant plea for individualism at its best - tempered only by the gentle but firm discipline of restraint inscribed on the shrine to Apollo at Delphi: Nothing to excess . . And then from the preface of a chemistry text written by an unknown scientist-philosopher who left this verbal legacy: There is no easy way: but to those who have the courage , the patience , and who will put forth the effort, the end result will be well worth the journey . . . for us it has been . . . ' just as for you it can be. Marlan and Grace Cade

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Trustees Adopt New Policies During Year B0 RD UF DIRECTORS A record operating budget and a salary increase for all employees, highlighted action by the Board of Trustees during the year. The annual operating budget was set at 329,221 . 18. Also this year the Board approved the Affirmative Action Plan required by both state and federal government, approved Charles Akin as Director of the Terrell Center, and approved Danny Teague as Director of Student Activities and Connie Russell as Assistant Director of Student Activities. Michael Ross was hired as a drafting instructor, E. E. Richards was approved as Data Processing instructor, and Sue Sansing was approved as LVN instructor. A new constitution was approved for the Student Senate, and the veterans program and budget was also approved. The Board also approved opening bids for construction of Anderson College Center and approved hiring a collecting company which would represent the college in collection of delinquent accounts on student loans, and to enter suit for collection of delinquent accounts. Personnel was approved for processing loan papers, and to send out statements and keep up on a daily basis with the status of all loans. s FRONT ROW: C. A. Perkins, Athens, Asst. Secretary: J. C. Hicks, Frankston, Vice-President: Andrew Gibbs, Mabank, Presi- dent: and Elmo Holmes, Athens, Secretary. BACK ROW: C. O. Dodson, Malakoffg George Becker, Jr. Kempg Cecil Talbert, Scurryg and James Bennett, Athens. Knot shown is Scotty Cawthon, Chandlery. 154