Penn Valley Community College - Outlook Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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H9 ie fa- ds in i suc- ing- v col- tlfllit witty Faculty Retirees Opt for LeisureCOW'MUt'lYC0LtfGf Mr. James L. Bennett Miss Mildred Wright af the rtuni- mited imw N X E RX K st. ,ry Miss Wright has made the field of Home Eco- nomics meaningful to both the pre-professional and the student wishing background for her career as housewife and mother. For the future professional dietitian, researcher in textiles or foods, or as an educator, Miss Wright has and does serve as the best of examples. However, her teaching has also been guided toward the preparation of a substan- tial family member, good community leader and contributor to society. lVlr. Bennett gave up his musical studies in favor of mathematical physics but continued to take part in community musical programs, participate in the design of both accoustical equipment and theaters and pursue as hobbies such varied fields as astronomy, photography, weather forecasting, radio and electricity, watchmaking, foreign lan- guages and word derivations. But his first involvement has always been engi- neering-and engineers. He has influenced thous- ands of students during his careerg he remembers most by name. Some of his later students are sons of his earlier students. Dr. Ballard, as chairman of the Biology depart- ment, has witnessed dramatic changes true of any science in today's world but he has always been capable of meeting the new changes within his field and at the same time devote time and interest toihis students who now are legion. From 1929, Dr. Ballard has given the highest degree of instruction to students while remaining a truly great man and teacher.

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