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

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Academic Training Combined With On-The-Ioh l ID-MANAGEMEN The Mid-Management Program at Henderson County Junior College saw a great increase in enrollment this year. Seventy-two students were enrolled in the program. Mid-Management was started at HCJC in the fall of 1971 . This is a two year program of study that is designed to prepare students for business management. David Loper is instructor-coordinator for the program . His classes are divided between the Athens campus and the Anderson College Center at Palestine. Debbie Gaines, freshman, works for Ianell's Apparel Shop in Palestine. She is a sales clerk. 176 The program combines academic training with practical on-the-job training compatible with the student's career objectives. Students are employed in several business firms in Athens, Palestine, Jacksonville, Malakoff, Tyler, Dallas and Canton. They must work a minimum of 15 hours per week. Students receive an Associate of Applied Science Degree , upon completion of this program. i ,ti p pyypp p pttyt Bill Neiman, freshman from Athens, works in the Men's Depart- ment at the J. C. Penney Company in Athens.

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OCATIONAL Business Administration Mrs. Sarah George, Division Chrn Mrs. Paige Baker .MM Tom Blackstone Willard George Mrs. Gail Lundy Mrs. Ethel Walker

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David Loper is instructor-coordinator for the Mid-Management Program at HCJC. This was Mr. Loper's second year as instructor for the program . xiii: -.sp Q A X MEP6 RISE LBS NI! ,H F ' H ' W . 3 5 J 4 5 , I K. ,Q J .r j A F ' 1' f , 5 , , i 5 ,I 2 4 If 1 rr t ror a W 't 2 ,r.' - ' E m'A' i JZL ' Iohnn Denmon, Assistant Mana er at the K-Thrift in Jacksonville, is a so homore p Y P student in Mid-Mana ement. Students are iven three hours credit for their intern- , 8 ship. .1--eg: Xi iQ1 , , ii ti' fa. Troy Wilkins, a second semester sopho- more, felt that the Mid-Management course would better equip him to operate his firm . s