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

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l2ofvMemowbQeA ' A deep sense of duty, a love of thoroughness and a varied back- ground combine to make Mr. E. C. Campbell a very colorful part of our Junior College. He has taught in the Hutchinson Junior College each year since it was established in 1928, with the exception of a short period dur- ing World War ll. In this period of time he taught in a Glider Training Program at Hays, Kansas, and at Ok- lahoma City, Oklahoma. Later he as- sumed managership of the Hart Pri- mary Flight Training School at Den- ton, Texas. Service to country and community is not new to Mr. Campbell, who in- terrupted his college education to en- list in the United States Navy at the outbreak of World War I. He re- ceived officer's training, spent a training period at Annapolis, and did tours of duty on the battleships Mis- sissippi and Oklahoma. Mr. Camp- bell was on duty ,aboard the Missis- sippi when it carried President Wood- row Wilson on his history-making trip to Paris. Mr. Campbell served also on the destroyer Connar and ended his naval service as Com- mander of the destroyer Downs. Af- ter the war he decided that civilian life held more appeal than a navy career and returned to college. He received his Master of Science De- gree from Oklahoma A8-M at Still- water, Oklahoma, and taught there two years before coming to Hutchin- son Junior College. The Dragon's Tale Staff of 1957- 58 dedicate this year's annual to Mr. E. C. Campbell in tribute to his many services as a member of the faculty of the Hutchinson Junior College. E. C. CAMPBELL History Political Science

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