Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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DR. DWIGHT M. DAVIS, Superintendent ot Moline Schools Superintendent, Board Care for Educational Dr. Dwight M. Davis, superintendent ot Moline schools, executes the details ot policies decided upon by the Board ot Education as well as looking torward to the needs ot all children in the Moline Public Schools in order to aid the Board in long range planning. Dr. Davis began his career in Moline as dean ot the college, serving in that capacity trom I953 to I955. Dr. George Cvilluly replaced him when Dr. Davis was pro- moted to Superintendent ot Schools. This year, in addition to his usual responsibilities, Dr. Davis gave much time and thought to the two reterenda that were held: one concerned the problem ot the Annex, the tormer home ot Moline Community Collegeg the other, the increasing ot the educational tax rate. Students at MCC will long remember Dr. Davis's ad- dress at their convocation last September. They were pleased to realize that the community is behind MCC and constantly loolcing to it tor tuture civic leaders. Dr. Davis is respected by all the students in the Moline schools as well as by the teachers and other employees because ot his sincere willingness to help and cooperate with every individual and organization in the system.

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Wi'l'h 'rhe removal of fhe senior high school fo ils new building, I958-I959 marked +he firs'r year +ha+ fhe college luncfioned as a separafe school in Hs own building. In addi+ion +o acquiring fhe building, fhe college increased lhe full +ime facully by five, added new courses, began lhe developmeni' of ifs own library, 'furnished a sfudenf Sfudy-Lounge and appoinfed a Direcfor of Sfudenfs. Thus fhe adminisfralion boasfs a GALAXY of FIRSTS!

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T Needs of lVIoIine's Boys, Girls The Advisory CommiTTee To The STudenT Nurses helps meeT The needs oT The school, inTerpreTs nursing educaTion, assisTs in recruiTmenT oT sTudenTs and mainTains scholarships and loans. Since The members associaTed wi.Th pasT luncheons, They were hosTs This year Tor The business luncheon held in The sTudenT recreaTion room. AT The Table in The Toreground, leTT To righT, are KenneTh W. PaTTerson, T-lospiTal Board DirecTor: Dr. Amy Brown, con- sulTanTg Miss BeaTrice Horsey, Edu- caTional DirecTorg Miss Leona Zeis, T-lealTh DirecTor and Counselor. ln rear and aT The Table aT righT are, leTT To righT: Dr. R. W. Karralcer, Presi- denT oT Medical STaTTg Dr. Hilda Wells, Chairman oT Advisory Board and Di- recTor oT MCC STudenTs: Miss Anna Johnson, DirecTor oT Nursingg Dr. Eugene McClinToclc, Dean of MCC. NOT picTured: Carl Elcblad, chemisTry insTrucTor aT MCC. The college have been guesTs aT The ElecTed Tor a Three-year Term, The Board oT EducaTion members spend much Time in planning ahead and in caring Tor The presenT needs of Moline's children Trom lcindergarTen Through The sophomore year oT The junior college, Moline ComrnuniTy College. This year's Board oT Edu- caTion, SuperinTendenT, and AssisT- anT SuperinTendenT are, seaTed: Melvin Reynolds, assisTanT super- inTendenTy Dr. R. E. Ruggles, presi- denTq Dr, DwighT M. Davis, superin- TendenT. STanding: SToddarcl Small, MerriTT FausT, R. V. Shrader, Henry Parsons, Roger PoTTer, Calvin Ains- worTh. i M T M.....'- T' fr' .admisiimi A'-,W gif'