Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Department Fundamentals of acting, taught by the new drama director, Michael Kennedy, emphasizes both theory and practice of acting technique. Modern as well as classical methods are studied and practiced. In the foreign language department, Latin was added this year. Mrs. Oda Shaw, a new full time teacher in the Lan- guage Arts department this year, teaches this course. Additional sections in speech, composition, and literature courses were organized to accommodate the increased enroll- ment in these courses. Not Pictured DAVID P. MILLER English State University of Iowa, L.L.B. nf. .5 . Q we f We Q' :rl 'K A ' f -gl, 'er fm'-1 .- ---Q, Q- , IESSIE H. RUBY ' French Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A. RICHARD C. KEELEY English, Speech tFull time tacultyl Western Illinois University, B.S., M.S. ii'- DDA IOHNSTON SHAW English, Speech, Latin lFull time facultyl University of Iowa, M.A. Sponsor of American Classical League, Future Teachers of America l 'rg' as . . PM P' my sm ,vw-sv- ' A? PHYLITA SHINNEMAN DUUCLAS STEVENS VIDLA THEDRELL High School English English, Speech tFull time facultyl Head Librarian lFull time facultyl University of Illinois, M.A. Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. University of Minnesota, B.A. State College of Iowa, M.A. University of Bridgeport, M.S.

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aaddwenbqk 'Nd' Y'f 'Y f grief' a.ar or , Q. lOHN A. ADAM English St. Ambrose College, B.A. HELEN BORDEN English, Speech Northwestern University, B.A. University of Illinois, M.A. CLARA O. CARLSON Eng., Journalism iFull time facultyl Augustana College, B.A. Northwestern University, M.A. Director of Student Publications POLLY PERCIVAL EDEL English Drake University, M.A. iv, Language Arts New courses in English, speech, theater, and languages reflect the expanding student interests in the Language Arts department. Offered for the first time this spring were creative writing, oral interpretation, and fundamentals of acting. Creative writing offers laboratory opportunity for writing practice and student-teacher evaluation. Short stories and poetry are practiced. Oral interpretation fea- tures discussion and oral reading of various forms of literature for evaluation. Both of these courses are taught by Douglas Stevens. Not Pictured MICHAEL KENNEDY English, Theater St. Ambrose, B.A. 4 :'i Q. . V' s-:'- iii' ' Mail! ' sw' ii ' A - 'al I i,,,s, , up , .. -2'a.l 5 EDWARD D. GALLEN BARBARA GARST HAROLD P. GRIFFITH BILLIE GENE LEE MARY M.cOUAID German, Russian lFull time facultyl English English, Speech SPANISH I I Ellgllihh I Bradley University, M.A. Univ. of Southern California, M.A. State University of Iowa, M.A. Augustana College, B.A. University of Illinois, M.A. Sponsor of Heidelburg Club, Volga Club

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mbmfmifewwtg VAN WHITE ,Z - A Q 'sa' B gg 'X' s s 'Sgt willy www Accounting, Economics, Business Law, Economic Geography lFull time facultyl Head of Business Education Department Western Illinois University, M.A. Sponsor of Commerce Club Golf Coach ROY A. DEVINNEY Economics State University of Iowa, M.A. 'S -aes..-Q X Q.-.N .. ' v Jig ri sf A --L... ANNELL HOFF Shorthand, Typing Culver-Stockton, B.S. Business Education To train future business leaders, to provide background for students working toward a bachelor's degree, and to aid the individual who wishes to acquire skills for his personal use or to qualify for a position or an advance- ment in his present work are the goals of the Business Education department. Courses in this department are organized in these four divisions: economics, which includes personnel admin- istration and statisticsg accountingg secretarial scienceg and general business practices. Two full time instructors were added this year: Miss Elizabeth Routt in the secretarial sciences, and Don Lu- allen in general business and marketing. Thirty classes were organized this year. Since many of those enrolled are employed, approximately one-half of these classes were offered in the evening. DOROTHEA HYINK ARTHUR S. KRANE WALTER LOBITZ Typing, Shorthand Accounting, Statistics, Economics Economics, History University ot Illinois, B.S. University of Illinois, M.A. lFulI time facultyl Oklahoma State Teachers College, B.A. Oklahoma State University, M A Sponsor Circle-K Club -sf .,, T '7 'Y Quai, W e- A I tg , ,A Not Pictured 5 W' JAMES i. convn Business Law ' Notre Dame, L.L.B. DON LUALLEN EDWARD MITCHELL ELIZABETH ROUTT LEROY SCHULTZ Business Law, Accounting, Typing, Oltice Machines, Shorthand, Typing, Business Letters International Business Machine Salesmanship, Business Math Ollice Practice lFuIl time facultyl Operation and Programming tFuII time facultyl Illinois State Normal University, M.S. Georgetown College, A.B. Eastern Illinois University, Bowling Green Business Univ., A.B. B.S., M.S in Ed. Northwestern University, M.A.