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

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M 'W 1 W 5 g .meal 5 1 5 7 7 V---W , ,ati .:,3 S ti f , x O I 1 'Y!!!!!1E!D :- THE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE: Ruby Munzer, Arless Eilerts, Reba Anderson, Iva james, Deane Banker, William Kitchen, Olin Allen, George Cooper, james Stringer, M. B. Butterfield, Thomas Kelly, Arden Brandyberry, Dr. A, H. Elland, George Koon. dministration Nucleus ofour College Our growing society places great emphasis upon maintaining a progressive scholastic education for youth. As the field of education is the backbone of society, the administration forms the nucleus of our school system. The supervision and improvement of teaching are within the jurisdiction of the administration. In the composition of the administration are a num- ber of individuals and groups, each of whom plays an important and vital role in decision making. One of the groups is the administrative committee. At present the group is composed of the following members: six divi- sion chairmen, Dr. A. H. Elland, president, George L. Cooper, academic dean, Reba Anderson, registrar and director of admissions, and Thomas Kelly, faculty asso- ciation representative. Other members of the administration include George W. Koon, director of industrial education and evening college, Deane T. Banker, assistant director of industrial education, M. B. Butterfield, director of stu- dent affairs, housing, and athletics, Ruby Munzer, dean of women, james Stringer, director of guidance and summer sessions, Betty Riffel, clerk of the board of trustees and business manager, and Alice Gerdel, col- legetreasurer. Assisting the president with decision making are two members of the executive committee: George Cooper and Reba Anderson.

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Anasteen Blackim Vern Hoglund Iva lames Faculty Division Ig Business The Business Administration and Accounting pro- grams are designed to provide a broad background in general education in the humanities, natural sciences, mathematics and social sciences, and to provide intro- ductory courses in accounting, economics, and other areas directly related to the business world. Secretarial Science courses include those subjects, in addition to general education, which specifically prepare students for secretarial, stenographic, of clerical work. Business Business Education Business Iva lames - T ,Q , , V 4. V f fs,,t.r,L,,QQ5L:s.s .,.r,-my 122 K . - asfsv,sas,1fe1Si22Q:iff.'at, 1 'K ' -- lfiassniwsfr- .f .:,,, :Q- Barbara McKinney Business and Clerical Barbara Palmer Business Education SW! Vern Hoglund 1 vi- , f , xkgvwgsii.-:1?3il52i2.LE