Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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K' Student Director, Another First in Our Galaxy Dr. l-lilda Wells, psychology instructor at MCC, is the tirst director ot student activities in the history ot the college. She has held this position tor the past year. One ot her tirst projects was to set up two lounges, one on the ground tloor tor intormal gatherings, snaclas and relaxingg the other on the second tloor tor reading and studying. Anyone interested in organizing a new club or sponsor- ing a school activity consults with Dr. Wells betore going ahead with the proiect. The Science Club, swimming parties, and college dances all tlourished under Dr. Wells' guidance. Students watch the bulletin board tor notices trom Dr. Wells concerning available iobs in this area. Our student activities director has served as secretary- treasurer tor the Quad-City Institute ot World Attairsg she also teaches Sociology to a group ot nurses trom the Moline hospitals. Dr. Wells last tall taught Psychology IOO to employees at the East Moline State Hospital.

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'H Q.. UT , 1 ff' W .f f 4:-. T, A X - pe. - ' D 1 xr' 'i ,.-..-v 1 . ' ,r 'Il ' . - .1 1 gift' - -Lf: ' .f3.,, 4 .,.1f .1'f.:e 1 x 4 N... Linh-. .5 EirsT Dean oT Moline Commu C0116-ge, I948-1952 DR. DWIGHT DAVIS, Dean I953-I955 f'4-32 ,, Y 5, T.. . CHARLES CARTER. DR. CHARLES cHAP1v1AN. niTy Dean 1950-195' Dean 1952-1953 DOUGLAS TALCOTT. The college has also had six Tull Time deans. Dr. Charles Chapman, The TirsT Tull Time dean served Trom I948 To I952. His Tour years oT service here were inTerrupTed by a leave oT absence Tor graduaTe sTudy during I95O-I95I. In Dr. Chapman's absence Mr. Charles CarTer served as dean. AlThough his work aT MCC was largely adminisTraTive, Dr. Chapman TaughT hisTory and sociology, and helped esTablish sTudenT governmenT and aThleTic policies. IT was under Dr. Chapman's direcTion ThaT The sTudenTs in a cor1TesT chose COMET as Their college name. In I952 when Dr. Chapman resigned To accepT a posiTion in The ConTra CosTa Junior College DisTricT in Concord, CaliTornia, Mr. Douglas TalcoTT, MCC psychology Teacher, Toolc over The duTies oT dean. Upon Mr. TalcoTT's resignaTion in l953 Dr. DwighT Davis became The dean, a posiTion he held Tor Two years. Then in l955 Dr. Davis was promoTed To SuperinTendenT oT The Moline Public Schools. Dr. George Gilluly replaced Dr. Davis aT MCC. When Dr. Gilluly, who served as dean Tor Two years, accepTed a posiTion in The Personnel DeparTmer1T oT The Rock Island Lines in l957, Dr. Eugene Mc- ClinToclc, The presenT dean, was named his successor. 5 DR. GEORGE GILLULY, Dean I955-T957 DR. EUGENE MCCLINTOCK, PresenT Dean

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fe Q xv, MCC has a sparkling office slafl lo aid lhe sludenls in solving lheir school problems. Mrs. Jean Carlson keeps a close wafch on Jrhe grades and absences of sludenls Turned in by insrruclors. The mimeographing of exams is one ol lhe dulies 'rhaf Mrs. Phyllis Pelerson per- liorms during Jrhe day. Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. Pelerson are parl-lime employees. Mrs. Joanne Greenwood manages Jrhe boolcslore, acrs as college bool:- keeper, and handles The business end of 'rhe adull non-credil courses lhal 'rhe college offers. Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Carlson, and Mrs. Peferson logelher check 'rheir many reporfs. . ,kr f' J' ff X 2 Our Office Personnel The name ol Mrs. Margarel l-lalliday is synony- mous wilh Moline Communily College. She has been regislrar al MCC for seven years. Jack of all Jrradesu is an apr descriplion ol Mrs. l-lalliday's dulies. She supervises Jrhe regislralion problems ol sludenls and guides lhe secrerarial slalrl for The necessary worlc. Always cheerful and willing, Mrs. l-lalliday has iq helped many a sludeni and inslruclor by providing inlormalion aboul college records and schedules. 'QM-Wwe 4 My .ff ii- Q, 52 , . , . ww ww ., 1 .s fs, .i .L f . . . . M 'ww-'ff .f , 'I' - -f--V - ---