Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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pm 56 'X use -,rr 3' 5 '1 A ' X i , .kg nba, 'dur-ri' 'Mm' in will -M- . . . MCC Faculty Bmiizerr Erlzicolion A versatile department, business education offers courses ranging from accounting and statistics to typing, shorthand, and IBM wiring. Headed by Mr. Van White, this division appeals not only to those wishing to complete a four-year degree, but also to persons desiring to learn new skills for their own benefit. Students enrolled in the university parallel pro- gram study subjects such as economics, accounting, statistics, and business law. Those who wish to ac- quire skills for their own personal use or to qualify for advancement in their present positions choose typing, shorthand, salesmanship, office or secretarial practice, advertising, or personal administration. Casting an approving glance on the work of X ,f ., ,Q , of ss,pefCrf,1qQa2.f i,, j,,?,5,::-6, 1. ai - ,Y i Dan Roman and Dan Stevenson, Mr. Van White real- izes that his accounting students understand double- entry bookkeeping. ROY A. DEVINNEY Eroizoiiiiry Augustana College, A.B. State University of Iowa, M.A. FRANCES M. DICKSON Edurrztiozz, Sociology, Geognzfvlvy KFHH fiziie !tIl.'1!!fi1'i Western Illinois University, BS. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. L. H. DI IULIO Btllld Augustana College, B.M.E. Vandercook College of Music. M.M.E. CARL E. EKBLAD Claemiirtry, Pbyriri' KFNII fiiize frzrizllyj Augustana College, A.B. State University of Iowa, M.A. University of Colorado, M.S. Head of Science Department Sponsor of Science Club LEIGH A. FIEDLER Mrzfheimzzirr KFIIZZ fiwe farzzlfyj University of Arizona, BS., M.A. PHYLLIS FIRLUS Biological Srieizrer, Hetzifb, Physical Edizfrlfioiz IFN!! time fifrziifyj Murray State College, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. Sponsor of Womens Recreation Association HARRY FRANCK, JR. Edizrfzzioiz Augustana College, B.S. University of Illinois, M.Ed. GROVER A. FRATER Elerfriazl Eizgiizeeriizg Marquette University, B.E.E., EDUARD D. GALLEN Gernmiz, R11.r.ri.1iz, Sorioiogy, Aizfbrojvology IFN!! time fnczzllyj Bradley University, M.A. ,. ? 11 2 fix QQ ,Tlx ',,x'ai.,,... l 'E 4 -N-Q 'EZ .1 Ml

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JOHN A. ADAM Ezzlgffrfn St. Ambrose College. B.A. DONALD ADKINS Az! Iowa State Teachers College, BA., M.A. BESS BARNETT E11,g'firb State L'niversity of Iowa. M.A. E. LEE BARNETT Gicllelllf E1Z,Q!lIe'c'I'l'1I,Q Dr.1zz'I11g XY'estern Michigan University, BS. State L'nix'ei'sity of Iowa, MA. GEORGE BARR E11,gf11aez'f11,q, Dt1srrij1fi1'e Gclllllcfl'-1' Northland College, BA. Columbia L'nix ersity, M.A. BILL BEST Hmfzli, Bmebriff Illinois State Normal University, BS. in Ed. HUGO BIRKHAI-IN Gnff Cornell College, BA. LUCY BRANDICON Pzrzzzo American C0l'lSC'l'VLlfUl'y of Music. BA. CLARA O. CARLSON Ezzgljafv, jljllfliiiflllll fI7lzHlj1m f.1L'1zflV1i Augustana College, AB, Nortliwestern Llniversity, M. A. Director of Student Publications Choir members, Ellen Aull and Donna Giles, watch as Dr. Frederick Swanson demonstrates the impor- tance of proper vowel formation. GR1f4 ' -ug,-' -,. , 'flux YM-sr We Introduce . . . Art and Music Among the many departments in the curricula offered at Moline Community College is the Fine Arts department, which includes courses in art and music. Modern projects for art classes are taught in Craft Workslmop. Art Appreciation, another class of the art department, aids students in gaining an under- standing of various phases of art. Lectures, discus- sions, field trips to local galleries, and audiofvisual aids are utilized by the instructor. Music Appreciation accomplishes a similar purpose in another field, enabling classes to enjoy classical and modern compositions. To students who pass the entrance audition, two additional music courses are available-Choir and Band. Also in this depart- ment classes in Public School Methods, Fundamentals of Music, and individual instruction in piano are offered.

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Etlttctztiotz and Pyychology Education courses emphasize the growth and de- velopment of schools, and point out modern methods of teaching, states Dr. Hilda Wells. Subjects with these objectives are The American Public School fEducation 1001 and the methods courses dealing with the various fields of study. Psychology stresses the importance of understand- ing human behavior. The Introduction to Psychology precedes Applied Psychology, the latter dealing with the practical aspects and the many uses of psychology. Primarily for teachers, Educational Psychology con- cerns the process of learning. CN Available to education majors is the student obser- M-fw-. 'X vation program at MCC. Here Bill Blick, a par- ticipant in the program, clarifies an assignment for --X sixth graders at Grant School. BARBARA GARST English Augustana College, B.A. University of Southern California, M.A. HAROLD P. GRIFFITI-I Etzglifh, Speech Monmouth College, A.B. State University of Iowa, M.A. WILLIAM O. HAMBACI-IER Abnormal Psychology Upsala College, B.A. University of Pennsylvania, M.A., Ph.D. DOROTHY j. HILLIS Typing, Shorlhtzttd, Burittexf Letter! Central Missouri State College, B.S. ANNELL HOFF Shorthazzd, Typing Culver-Stockton, B.S. DOROTHEA HYINK Typing, Shorthand, Office Pmrtire University of Illinois, B.S. VIVIAN B. JONES Mathematic: Iowa State Teachers College, B.S. University of Illinois, M.Ed. RICHARD C. KEELEY Englirh, Speerh KFull time faculty! Western Illinois University, B.S., M.S. Pasadena Playhouse College of Theater Arts Head of Language Arts Department Director of Te-Moc THOMAS KIENLE Basketball Illinois State Normal University, M.S.