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

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BUARD OF TRUSTEES Serve As Governing Board Six elected citizens of Reno county serve as the governing board at Hutchinson Junior College. Each serves a four- year term. The board of trustees is concerned with higher education for all and with building needs. The board has the budget authority for helping solve problems of the community. Mr. Richard Klassen, 15 West Blvd., Nickerson, served as Chairman of the board this past year. Serving as co-Vice- Chairmen ar Mr. Robert Danford, South Hutchinson, and Dr. Don Miller of 306 West 27th. Other members of the board included Mr. Harold Pauls, 3210 East Meadow Lake Dr., Mr. Wesley Nunemaker, Langdon, and Mr. Stewart Oswalt, 2805 Derenda Dr. Board ofTrustees: Standing: Dr. Don Miller and Robert Danford. Seated Harold Pauls Stewart Oswalt Richard Klassen and Wesley Nunemaker l 13

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Dr. A. H. Elland President ADMINISTRATIC Serves As Nucleus Just as society thrives on dependable leadership, so does a school system. Just as the field of education is the backbone of society, the administration forms the nucleus of a school system. Hutchinson Community Junior College is privileged to function under the lead- ership and guidance of Dr. A. H. Elland. George L. Cooper, academic dean, and Reba Anderson, regis- trar and director of admissions, also play important and vital roles in decision making. Dr. Elland displayed his concern for the college and the student body with the words, The great philoso- pher Aristotle has said that no lesson is so important to learn, no habit so important to acquire as a right judgement and a delight in fine character and noble actions. As a college student you are building a philos- ophy for life. May the college teach you to learn to love the difficulty instead of trying to escape it, to glo- ry in the hardness of trying to produce better science, better art, better speech, better thinking, better char- acterf' George Cooper Academic Dean Reba Anderson Registrar

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Personnel Aid Student Provided Any Necessary Guidance Many fine people aid the college student in every aspect of guidance that may be needed. Mr. James Stringer is on hand to help to guide the student in his schooling. He also is in charge of summer school. Mr. George Koon serves as director of the Industrial Education Department. In addi- tion, Mr. Koon organizes and directs the Evening College. Mr. Deane Banker serves as assistant director of Industrial Education. On hand to help the college women in all phases of coun- seling and guidance is dean of women, Miss Ruby Munzer. College men may turn to Mr. M. B. Sam', Butterfield, dean of men, for assistance. Mr. Butterfield also is director of student affairs, housing and athletics. Sam Butterfield displays the l970 Sterling Bowl trophy before putting it in the trophy case. George W, Koon, Director of Industrial Ed. and Evening College Deane T. Banker, Asst. Director of Industrial Education M.B. Sam Butterfield, Director of Student Affairs and Housing and Athletics, Dean of Men. James H. Stringer, Ruby Munzer, Director ofGuidance Dean of Women and Summer Sessions 14