Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Counselors And Registrar rys mfg.-mf f t ,vs 5791 7 -if S7 , lx W ew 4- f ,Cty .. f X V ffwggc J Although Dr. Elizabeth Berry majored in English, her interests changed and she received graduate degrees in student personnel administration. She is also preparing a book which analyzes the careers after graduation of English majors from five area colleges. ff Wxf SfFfnQ dx t X tywfw-sw Wg, ,J J. X Q Azfjfl f g , J, ws ,, Z s ig, -f f sy sw sws 4 -iffy ,ws wg., y. -1 ,n I .fswsf--f ffvf .7 V ., , Wy ff f f X . shura Mr. Dean Lovern spends most of his spare time with his three active children, but he occasionally finds time for work on his doctorate degree. Mr. Lovern majored in social science, sociology, and counseling psychology in college. 20 Miss Inez R. Dahl Registrar Before his arrival at MJC, Mr. A. K. Longfellow worked with students at Northeast High School. His primary courses in college included Biology and English. In his spare time, Mr. Longfellow enjoys photography, read- ing, and growing roses. Knitting, bridge, and photography fill Miss Dorothy M. Wright's free hours as well as work on a doctorate degree in psychology and guidance. Miss Wright ma- jored in psychology, English, business, and economics at CMSC and the University of Iowa.

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Mr. William Hatley believes that ua man likes to think he has contributed something of value to society in his lifetime, and he wants to know that everything he does is the very best he can do. Then, even if he is criticized, he is satisfied with himselff, The position of Dean of Student Activities affords Mr. Hatley just such an opportunity. He is now responsible for the clubs, publica- tions, and public information of the school. In the past he was president of the junior College Chapter of the American Association of University Professors, chairman of the Social Science Department and advisor to the Sophomore Class. Outside his activities at MIC, he is president of the school board in Overland Park, and a member of the Northeast johnson County School Board Association. Its easy to see why Dean Hatley feels his greatest problem 'Lis finding time to do everything there is to be done each day.' 7 Too Many Cuts HTake a trip to the mountains, replied Robert M. Hankins, Dean of Evening Classes, when asked what he would do if he had some spare time. Yet the busy dean has little time for trips with the administra- tive responsibilities of night school at Metro- politan junior College. Mr. Hankin,s educational background con- sists of bachelors and masters degrees from Emporia State College. His major was bio- logical science and' his minor was general science. After teaching at Emporia for one year, he came to MIC. This year Dean Hankins is working on the development of the technical programs at Metropolitan junior College. He hopes to widen the courses in these fields for night school. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and other sports which allow him to be close to nature. That is why a mountain trip would be an ideal vacation for Dean Hankins. See The Dean! ,i

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