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

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James Horton Director Marilyn Deerman Secretary Smallness Adds Closeness Director, Counselor, faculty and staff have combined their efforts to create a climate conducive to learning at the Anderson College Center. Temporary quarters have been crowded and inadequate, but due to the smallness of the facility they have a unique closeness not found on larger campuses. Many good times will be remembered at this location. In spite of inadequate space, fall semester 1972 saw enrollment of 230 . Two hundred sixty five were enrolled for the spring semester 1975. Future possibilities at the Anderson College Center are unlimited and challenging. l ..,, ...t. W,W.-.,.,- Nell Hassell Counselor

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Dream Becomes Reality ANDERSO COLLEGE CE TER The Anderson College Center became a reality instead of a dream , when in 1972, House Bill '78 was passed by the 62nd legislature , granting a sum of one million dollars for the establishment and operation of a junior college occu- pational center in Anderson County, to be located in Pal- estine. The present building is located at 127 Gooch Street and is barely adequate for the present programs. The new building is now under construction with com- pletion scheduled for the summer of 1975. The new building will contain adequate space for plan- ned operations with 51 rooms. The capital investment will be S787 ,821 . The Palestine campus is located on a 56 acre tract which will give plenty of room for expansion and land- scaping. The new building will contain all operations of the col- lege in Palestine. 22213 ei-7 .1 7 ,..,,, .'f,1 m . I ' , , t I J , : Fl A Y A , ,A 7 W ffzfiiafiffasofv mzwrsf JUNIOR COLLEGE .-4 1, no '45, , ,,,..l....-I 48

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Nelda Reynolds William M. Estep Business Administration Social Science Clyde Chiever Electronics WJ' David Loper Gerald Jedlicka Mid-Management Business Administration