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

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I pledged to the faculty aggressive leadership in a time that almost automatically will bring junior college growth. As I look into the future I can visualize two or three times as many students on our campus, added stu- dent activities to serve the needs of all, a rounded pro- gram to serve all the trade needs of our community in the trade school whose space is soon to be released to us, a cafeteria perhaps combined with an expanded stu- dent union, dormitories to house an increasing number of students bound to come from greater distances, other buildings on this beautiful campus as the needs are met, an expanding faculty to serve students academically, and as counselors and directors of more activities. State aid must come to make these things possible, a better co-ordinated system of Kansas Junior Colleges and their wiser financing will probably also be required. We will be at the nerve center of this movement here in Hutchin- son. So we desire for all of you serious prepara- tion in college for your respective tasks ahead. Strike high, for as years pass, we would like to hear of you succeeding as good citizens, as good home-makers, as outstanding teachers, doctors, lawyers, engineers, nurses, scientists, craftsmen, farmers-or whatever your field. Together let us all carry on the splendid program which is, and will continue to be, HUTCHINSON JUNIOR COLLEGE. To Promote Hutchinson Juoo l The Dean and his family get together for a quiet evening at home. Beside him is his wife Donna and their seven year-old son, Gordon.

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