Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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MARGARET BECKER Music Northwestern Univ., B.M.E. LUCY BRANDICON Piano American Conservatory ot Music, B.A. Univ., M.A. Nor PictuRED MARIE Rineouisr Art Western Illinois State U.. ...MU B.EcI. State Univ. ot Iowa, M. Art Ed. NOT PICTURED GENE M. STANLEY Art Wichita Univ., B.A. Arkansas State College, M.Ed. FREDERICK SWANSON Music Univ. ot Wisconsin, M.A. Fine Arts Department ln the Eine Arts department are ottered several types ot music, and art and cratts when enough students indicate a desire to rnalce up a class. Music Apprectiation is intended tor people with a limited baclcground in music who want to understand how music is made and how to listen to its pertormance intelligently. The record library and the record player with ear phones tor listen- ing, recently installed in the library, provide opportunity tor out-ot-class study. Public School Music Methods is designed tor prospective teachers ot music in the elementary grades. Courses in applied music are available tor students who want to play any standard instrument or to develop the singing voice. A popular course in arts and cratts prepares the student tor teaching ot the subject and also introduces him to new tields tor creative and recreational pursuits. mi Health Department Two courses were ottered this year in Healthy one was Essentials ot Hygiene and Sanitation, which emphasizes health problems ot the age group enrolled. This course is required ot all undergraduates during their tirst year ot residence. The other course was Nutrition Education, a study ot EDNA LAURITZEN RAY SMITH fNurri+ian I-Iealw and Phyliical Education the tundarnental principles ot nutrition. Considerable Univ. o Minnesota, BS. I inois Co ege, A.B. - - - - - - Teachers. College Coyumbia George Peabody College' emphasis is given to methods ot teaching nutrition at the M.A. elementary level.

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Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1'L ' RUTI-I E. CARLSON AnaTomy and Physiology AugusTana College, A.B. Univ. oT Wisconsin, Ph.M. 'VIGIW' ,,...-am.. FRANCES DICKSON Teaching oT Science WesTern Illinois Univ., B.S,, M.S. FRANKLIN A. RABY Biology WesTern Illinois Univ., B.Ed. Univ. oT Illinois, M.A. L. R. SINCLAIR Zoology, Biology, BoTany Iowa STaTe Teachers College, A.B. RAY E. SMITH I-le-alTh and Physical EducaTion Illinois College, A.B. George Peabody College Tor Teachers, M.A. CARL E. EKBLAD ChemisTry and Physics AugusTana College, A.B. STaTe Univ. of Iowa, M.A. Univ. oT Colorado, lvl.S. Courses in biology, chemisTry, and physics are all oTTered in The Science deparTmenT. The chemisTry deparTmenT oTTers courses in general chemisTry and ojualiTaTive analysis, in cjuanTiTaTive analy- sis and organic chemisTry. These courses are designed Tor sTudenTs who inTend To major in The physical sciences, engineering, or relaTed sciences such as agriculTure, denTisTry, or medicine. AnoTher brieTer course in chemisTry is oTTered Tor non- physical science majors. A special course in chemisTry Tor sTudenTs oT nursing is also oTTered. This year all courses oTTered have been TaughT and all courses have shown an increase in enrollmenT over pasT years. The deparTmenT is well equipped wiTh The necessary apparaTus and chemicals To Take care oT This larger enrollmenT. There are Two courses oTTered in physics, one Tor majors in science and one Tor non-majors. A brieTer course, designed Tor sTudenTs in nursing is also TaughT. In addiTion To lecTures and laboraTory worlc, such Teach- ing media as demonsTraTion experimenTs, TilmsTrips, charTs, and moTion picTures are used. lnTormal class discussions, library reTerence worlc, and reporTs, as well as individual assisTance wiTh The sTudenT's diTTiculTies and problems are also a parT oT The Teaching program. This year a Science Club was organized. lvIeeTings are held once a monTh. GuesT spealcers, reporTs and papers by sTudenTs, or moTion picTures on science subjecTs con- sTiTuTe The programs presenTed aT The meeTings. STudenT oTTicers OT The club and a TaculTy advisor plan The pro- grams. lvlr. Carl Elcblad is a Tull Time insTrucTor in science. Vo

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We 79s Nr' ' i GROVER A. FRATER CLARENCE SWANSON JAMES R. SWANSON Eleclrical Engineering Engineering Eledronics Auguslana College, A.B. Marqueiie U., B.E.E., M.E.E. Auguslana College, AB. Univ. oi lllinois, B.S. Engineering-Electronics Courses NOT PICTURED EDWARD D. WALKER lvlerallurgy Univ. of Minnesoia, Cl'1em. Engr., B.A., lvl.S. Sluclenrs of Engineering Elecrronics learn ro use elecrronic +es'r equip- menl under flne direcrion of Mr. Clarence Swanson, insirucfor. Courses in bolli General Engineering and Engineering Elecrronics are offered in Jrliis lield. ln Jrlwe lorrner area are Elernenls of Drawing, Descriplive Geomerry, lvlelallurgy and l-lear Trealmenr, Elernenrs ol lvlolion and Time, lnrroducrion io lnduslrial lvlanagemenl, Plane Surveying, and Slalics. ln 'rlne Engineering-Eleclronics area courses include Engineering Problems and Slide Rule, Elemenrary Engineering Problems, Eleclronic Eundamenrals, Vacuum Tubes, Radio Frequency Circuils, lnduslrrial Eleclronics, and Elecrronic Equip- rnenl. We-. 1- V Bw R-ev 4