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

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cGee Deans Coordinate Campus 0P9f2lti0nS The Deans of the McGee Campus, Dean Harley and Assistant Dean Lovern, confer over the problems of the new school year and the increasing enrollment. ,f .... - - x- t -,Q Dean Harley is captured here in one of his typical pensive dispo- SIIIOHS. Mr. William D. Harley, Administrative Dean of the McGee Campus, approaches each day at Metropolitan Junior College with enthusiasm. On his shoulders rest the problems connected with the operation of his campus: faculty teaching loads, meetings with committees, plan- ning ahead for the next semester or year, conferring with students, and generally setting the tempo of the college life in his building. In spite of his many responsibilities, he still takes the time to confer with students. In his six- teen years with Metropolitan junior College he has serv- ed as social science teacher, Assistant Dean and Dean of Students. Facing the complexities of a rapidly growing enrollment and change, he is optimistic about the future of the college and continually seeks to discover a new wav to get an old idea across, or a better wav to implement a new one.

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look :he great po- Mr. Monnett ir Metropoli- ying a more e district. At ,ic situations, nrojection, is .mistic about of us, as he he could see isas City has y is now tak- ities. iliox if l9resident Monnett weighs thoughtfully the recommendations of the admin istrative staff. President Monnett takes an optimistic outlook to the day's activities. 'N . ' iafa ,Az ' - Q 2 ii .,a- 4 I X Q,-'hw W I .4 a- f 'K Mrs. Rowe scans the newspaper for articles to go into the Frequent conferences with Mr. Sampson, his assistant, are essential lor ruttnf Metropolitan junior College scrapbook. rate and derailed reports.

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1 1 Www! 1 of the ipolitan .ers rest Zampusz -s, plan- ng with college ibilities, his six- ias serv- Dean of growing e future iew way ement a ll l l - l f Ul IX Wi Mrs. Whitneyf, Dean Hatley's secretary, takes dictation in his office. 1- a r I gt -an-Q-on-g-Q-, T Mr. Lovern goes over some work with his secretary, Mrs. Shipman. Dean Hatley pauses to collect his thoughts at the end of a busy day. Dean Lovern glances over the first semester sche- dule during registration. Mr. Charles D. Lovern, Assistant Dean - Student Personnel Services, McGee Campus, serves as a link be- tween school policies and the faculty, students. and the administration. Responsible for counseling services at McGee, he also is director of student activities for both campuses and as such finds himself involved in co-ordina- ting, budgeting, attending meetings, and conferring with officers of the Student Government and with student lead- ers of all organizations. He also represents thc college at KCRCHE Qliansas City Regional Council for Higher Educationj.