Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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MRS. MARGARET HALLIDAY Registrar Secretary to the Dean Mrs. Margaret Halliday, registrar, prepares tran- scripts of credits, checks on unpaid tuitions, keeps students' records up-to- date, and verifies legal res- idences of students. She also enrolls veterans and sends monthly reports to the Veterans Administra- tion. MRS. PHYLLIS PETERSON ' Secretary' Registrafs assistant Chief among Mrs. Phyllis Peterson's duties are the typing of oliice records and assisting Mrs. Halliday in keeping students' perma- nent records complete and in order. She also dupli- cates examinations for the faculty throughout the year. it fm: ' X MRS. JOANNA GREENWVOOD Bookkeeper Secretary In addition to managing the Book Store, Mrs. Jo- anna Greenwood sends out the class schedule bro- chures at the beginning of each term and maintains the records of the Adult Education program. . ,K V .,.. , A V. ' I' . Q rs . , f ' N f MRs. JANETTE KETELSEN n Secretary- Regzstrar's assistant Mrs. Janette Ketelsen watches over the class cards and student ab- sences. She records grades on permanent records and sends out semester grades. She also takes care of bul- letins to be read to classes. Secretaries Have Many Responsibilities To add to the joys of Christmas, the office staff decorated a counter in the office with this attractive Nativity scene. Admiring their handiwork are Mrs. Halliday, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Ketelsen.

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,,,-1 Dr. Hilda Wells as Director of Student Activi- ties performs innumerable services at MCC. Assisting groups in organizing clubs, directing the Work of the Student Council, determining the eligibility of students for Phi Theta Kappa, and planning commencement activities are among the responsibilities Dr. Wells has in addition to her teaching. At the beginning of each semester she admin- isters the School and College Ability Test used Dr. Wells takes time out from her busy schedule to assist a student in deter- mining whether she is tak- ing the courses required for her program at a four- year school. as a basis in counseling students. In addition to these activities Dr. Wells helps both individuals and firms in placing students in all kinds of Work from custodial and housecleaning jobs to positions in industry and business. This year she helped place more than sixty students. Dr. Wells is also in charge of the student teacher program in the Moline schools. This year she made arrangements for more than one hundred college students in practice teaching. Director of Students Is Busy Person Q ,Av '1! '! fr, t .J Measuring members of the graduating class for their caps and gowns is one of the many jobs Dr. Wells performs. Here she measures Dorothy Han- cock and Eugene Norris.

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U so 'i Q.: - - . . .. , 11,5 , lggi l gwgkpisl as is 1.5 sage.. -W 7 .,i..wi.i, --.es ,S ities is i is S3255 53132, ,wp gig, s, rits? tri T E N' Qi' . 3: . , . ':i'fi'.l. s . 1 A VAN WHITE' DOUGLAS CADY DOROTHY HILLIS Accounting, Economics, Business I I Typing Typing, Shorthand, Business Letters CFuIl time Facultyl Illinois Wesleyan University, B.S. Central Missouri State College, B S University of Illinois, B.S. Western Illinois University, M.A. Community Commerce Club Sponsor Business Education The business department oiiers courses to students who have many different needs. For the person who Wishes to continue toward a four-year degree, such courses as economics, accounting, statistics, and business law may be taken. Courses for the individual who wishes to acquire skills for his personal use or to qualify for a position Or an advancement in his present work include typing, shorthand, and IBM work. Because many members are already em- ployed, a number of the classes meet in the evening as well as during the day. Thus many business students start their day as early as eight in the morning, whereas some of their fellow students may be in class at nine in the evening. Some students have the pleasure of attend- ing class at the new Senior High School in the evening as the Office machines and the Office practice courses use the equipment at the high school. Day classes in typing were organized for the first time this year. Twenty-one new type- writers were purchased for their use. EDWARD MITCHELL ROBERT NUQUIST Typing, Office Machines, Economics, Salesmanship Business Letters. Q 1 Hastings College. 53-A- lllinois State Normal University, Universitl of NWVGSKBI NUM LLB- es., ivrs. University of Colorado, M.Ed. ANNELL HOFF DOROTHEA HYINK Typing Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice Culver-Stockton, B.S. University of Illinois, B.S. L' , ,o pp W Vk N ' 7 , , .,.. :5r fg.1g,-Z., isis ARTHUR JENKINS ARTHUR KRANE Accounting Accounting-Statistics Augustana,ColIege, A.B, Illinois State Normal, B.Ed. State University of Iowa, M.A, University of Illinois, M.A. NOT PICTURED JAMES CORYN ALBERT KAEDER Business Law ACCOUHUHZ Notre Dame, B.S. Augustana, BA- HARLAN HELZEL Accounting Florida Southern College, B.S.