Hutchinson Community College - Dragons Tale Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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IHE DEAN SAYS... When this year has been completed Hutchinson Junior College will have been in operation a quarter of a century. As we look back on the first year We realize how immature the college was at that time. After twenty-five years in the training of young people we can now see evidence all about us of the success of Hutchinson Junior College in the field of education. Law, medicine, politics, teaching, business, engineer ing and many other professions and occupations have gained new recruits from graduates of Hutchinson Junior College. There is no longer any question about the worth of credit earned in the college. In fact, transfers have now been admitted to practically every leading university of the country with never a doubt about the soundness of the credits. The new campus and the fine new buildings have contributed much to the attractiveness of Hutchinson Junior College, but the success of the graduates has been the chief evidence of the worthwhileness of this school. If we could sit in a reviewing stand and see the several thousand students who have attended Hutchin- son Junior College in these Z5 years march by us, we would all feel well repaid for our efforts and the cost of this institution to the community. Let us all be grateful that the citizens of Hutchinson voted a quarter of a century ago to establisha college for us in Hutchinson. DEAN C. M. LOCKMAN GLAD TO HELP - Virginia Hall- man, registrar helps a new student adjust his schedule via the telephone

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.7Aey giuicle .... The Board of Education, headed by Superintendent Lowell Small, has the job of formulating policies for the Hutchinson Junior College as well as for the rest of the Hutchin- son public schools. Superintendent Small completed his under- graduate work at Kansas Wesleyan University and earned his master's degree at the University of Colorado. He has also attended the Universities of Missouri and Oregon. Last summer Kansas Wesleyan conferred an honorary doctor's degree on Mr. Small. Not confining his interests to Hutchinson, Mr. Small is a leader in state educational circles and works tirelessly for legislative programs designed to improve the schools for all Kansas youth. After working hours, the superintendent finds time for his hobbies--photography, wood-working, and fishing. AT HOME WITH THE SMALLS - Mr. and Mrs. Small and their three sons--Stanley 8, Kenneth, XO, and Dale, 3. BOARD OF EDUCATION - William Kline: W. J. Graberg Harry Farisg Lowell Small, Superintendentg Earl W. Pearce, Clerkg Charles Colladayg Mrs. J. Richards Hunterg and W. E. Upson, President -5 I, , g U.. , all 3 , ' .-:lt '11, 1