Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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DI MCC I would like this opportunity to express apprecia- tion to the many fine men and women in our greater community who have worked hard to make Black Hawk College possible, effective july 1, 1962. The list is too long to enumerate. Also not to be forgotten are the courageous men and women who make Moline Community College possible. Past deans, directors, superintendents, and boards of educations of Moline are certainly due immeasurable credit. More recently, and the period with which I am best acquainted, the yeoman's job of nurturing the College has been borne by 'such champions as the present board of education, with its able president, Mr. Merritt W. Faust, in the fore. Special credit is also due to many of the present administrators of the Moline School system, especially its superintendent, Dr. Dwight M. Davis. To all of these, from all of us, thank you so much for your contributions to the educational upgrading of our greater community. They will not be forgotten. Dr. Richard E. Whalen DR. HILDA WELLS State University of Iowa, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Director of Staalentr -'dll-fkudiffl' L. EVERETT BELOTE Western Illinois University, B. of Ed. University of Illinois, M. of Ed. Director of Technical, Vocational and Adult Education . -, .. U-I U V I Ev- ' ,. ffgfr 1 x,, Y -LI, - f.Qi-?.3ii'E'iI'f'!lff' It -' ff:-f , fit' -'-1'--.Q 4' - fx ' .A 'X!-- mf- a at Q ,. ., W ' 1 f fl Ha 5 ,,-' ,VN ., . fi'ff i'WW'aW Qi Q' DR. RICHARD E. WHALEN Southern Illinois University, B.S. University of Mississippi, M.A. Indiana University, M.S., Ed.D. Dean of Moline Conznznnity College dk- ir - - W, g m,,6.rWtl.., .EQ

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DR. Dwroi-ir M. Davis Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A., Ph.D. S1fperi11Iem1'e11t of rllafme Public 5660011 Administrators Dr. Dwight M. Davis, superintendent of Moline schools, has many responsibilities. In addition to keeping the Board of Education informed of the needs of the school system and carrying out their policies, he must also do much long range planning. The yearly increase in the school population poses many problems in providing the needed physical equipment as well as an adequate and well trained teaching staff. Students and personnel at Moline Community Col- lege have had a close relationship and understanding with Dr. Davis as he was dean of the college from 1953 to 1955, prior to his appointment as superin- tendent of the Moline public schools. This year Dr. Davis has aided and supported the movement to expand Moline Community College into Black Hawk College. All of us at Moline Community College regret our termination of business with Dr. Davis, and take this opportunity to express our appreciation for his work in developing MCC and for his active interest in Black Hawk College. The Board of Education meets at least once a month to discuss business and make decisions relative to the Moline public schools. Sefzfetfx Theodore Kirkpatrick, Richard Shrader, Dr. Dwight Davis, superintendentg Merritt W. Faust, president. Stmzdifzg: Melvin Reynolds, assistant superintendent and secretary of the Boardg Stoddard Small, john Morgan, and Ralph Johnson.

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DOROTHY KRAMER .MCC Regiftrfzr Mrs. Dorothy Kramer is the registrar at MCC. It is she who receives transcripts and sends tran- scripts to other schools. This year she was in charge of the applications for graduation and ordered caps and gowns for the graduates. A cheerful, gracious person, Mrs. Kramer is always ready to help the students with their transcripts and related problems. Registrar, Secretaries Checking class cards are these secretaries: Mrs. Wanda Lambert, Mrs. Harriett Kline, Mrs. Evelyn Swanson. Mrs. Mary Riordan stands beside Mrs. Phyllis Peterson, who is seated at the typewriter.