Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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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.

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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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'H' ' f Continued expansion describes the MCC library since the College acquired its own building in Sep- tember, 1958. That year Mrs. Viola Theorell took over as the librarian. Under her direction thiry-seven hundred reference and circulating volumes have been added. Last fall Miss Mary Morrissey joined the staff as assistant librarian. Four students help with clerical and desk work. New sections of steel stacks were purchased this year to accommodate the additional volumes. Two sets of encyclopedias, the Great Books of the Western World, two unabridged dictionaries, about five hun- dred books for circulation, a number of records and language tapes for the language department were also added this year. ll li lllllll. Assisting the head librarian, Mrs. Viola Theorell, seated at the desk, are four students and Miss Mary Morrissey, the assistant librarian. Standing are Sandra Heberling, Emily Nelson, Joyce Stange, Alice Bredt, and Miss Morrissey. Librarians, Custodians Serve MCC Since the cafeteria this year was changed to an automat, an attendant, Mrs. Hattie Mellinger Qleftj, was hired to assist the students. Maintaining the attractive appearance of the building is the responsibility of the custodians. They are, Barlow Razr: Mrs, Delores Hawotte, Mr. Ralph Griffin, Mr. Ralph Gaffneyg Middle Roux' Ottis Farris, Top Row: Mr. Leo Roos, Mr. Clarence Fields. ll 3 T' sf ' TBA . Bail I 5 Q E 5 , if G59 ,i ri 1 f.' I Ti,-,, nf R' I l ,WH ,- ani ,,'-