Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Social Studies Stressing world problems and cultural development, the Social Studies department offers courses in western civilization, English, European, and United States history, courses in polit- ical science, in sociology, and in geography. This year two courses were added, one in archaeology and one in sociology. The course in archaeology, Old World Archaeology, con- siders the prehistoric races and cultures of Europe, Asia, and Africa, and the rise of civilization as revealed by archaeology. The sociology course, Marriage and the Family, emphasizes trends in marriage and family in modern society as well as backgrounds of the primitive family - marriage systems, mate selection, and family organization. A full time instructor, Walter Lobitz, was added to the department this year. I GEORGE MANUS DR. HILDA WELLS History Psychology, Political Science, Illinois State Normal Univ. B. Ed. HiSiUfll lFlIll time fHClIlil'l State University of Iowa, M.A. Head of Education and Psychology Department State University of Iowa, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Director of Students .f Q l RDBERT NUDUIST History, Sociology lFull time facultyl Head of Social Studies Department Hastings College, A.B. University of Nebraska, M.A., L.L.B l Not Pictured EDUARD D. GALLEN FRANCES M. DICKSDN WALTER A. LDBITZ DAVID EDELSDN German, Russian, Anthropology, Education, Sociology, Geography Economics, History, Sociology Marriage and Family Archaeology lFulI time facultyl lFull time tacultyl lFull time facultyi Northwestern University, M.S.H.A. Bradley University, M.A. Western Illinois University, Dklahoma State Teachers lMaster of Science in Sponsor of Heidelberg, Volga Clubs B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. College, A.B. Hospital Administrationi Oklahoma State University, M.A. Sponsor Circle-ll Club ,JS U i

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.wif f A aww is s'?,g,mm,. if . .,., ff, V.,. 1 ,. .--.-, .A , f Ai -I5 1 as QQ' MARIE L. RINCDUIST Art Head of.Art Department Western Illinois University, B. Ed. State University of Iowa, M. Art Ed. Q. i . +1 'Emmet A8 ? f'--vp' IJR. FREDERICK SWANSUN Music Head of Music Department Augustana College A.B. University of Wisconsin, M.A., Ph.D. Q DDNALD ATNINS DONALD C. MDE Art Music, Band, Choir Iowa State Teachers College, Acting Head of Music Department B.A., M.A. Wisconsin State College, B.S. in Music Ed. Indiana University, M.S. in Music Fine Arts Courses in art and music are of- fered in the Fine Arts department. Crafts such as metal jewelry, mo- saics, glazing ceramics, wood cuts, silk screen, and batik are explored in the Craft Worksliop. Experience in the uses of water color, guasch, and tempera is offered in the painting class. Band and choir as well as theory of music, fundamentals of music, music appreciation, and public school music are offered in music. Health and Physical Education Each year new courses are added to the Physical Education department. This year square dancing and several courses in theory such as Theory of Basketball, Theory of Track, and Grgan- ization of Intramural were added. HUCO BIRKHAHN NDRMA MAYNARD RAY E. SMITH Golf, High School Algebra Physical Education, Health, Biology Health, Physical Education Cornell College, B.A. llfull time faeultyl Illinois College, A.B. Western Illinois University, B.S. Ed. George Peabody College, M.A. Washington University, M.S. Sponsor of WHA, Pep Cluh, Cheerleaders ,-we--ag, late -New-, ,V 0 3 ik- WP! rw, I .-:WW .Agia ,--e 0 THDMAS KIENLE Physical Education, Health lFull time facultyl Head Coach Illinois State Normal University, M.S.

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ixl..-.R -Din. ef'-159 as .fly .s N .r Science Geology courses in addition to chemistry, phy- sics, and the biological sciences were offered in the science department this year. In Geology 101, physical geography, the types of materials making up the outer shell of the earth, the forces which change the shell and the major changes of the earth's crust are studied. In Geology 102 a study is made of the chrono- logical succession in the development of rock formations and corresponding organisms that lived during that development. Several field trips were taken during the year to observe the various formations. CARL E. EKBLAD Chemistry, Physics Head of Science Department iFull time facultyy Augustana College, A.B. State University of Iowa, M.A. University of Colorado, M.S. NUT PlCtI.Il'Bli HERBERT I. HODGES Elements of Motion and Time 'r-----ff' f-f A-if i Ju. -f St. Ambrose College, BA. State University of Iowa, M.A. PHILIP C. MAYER Electronics Bradley University, B.S., M.S. DONALD E. SMITH Engineering Drawing, Geometry, Education Not Pictured U iFIlll time faculty? MAURWE STRQBBE University of llllnols, B.S. Biology, Chemistry Western Illinois University, B.S., M.S. EDweAR3aI:iuif:yLKER University oi Minnesota, B.E., M.S. DR. IOHN C. IOHNSON NORMA MAYNARD GORDON S. TAYLOR HAROLD D. WILLARD Zoology, Microbiology Biology, Physical Education, Zoology, Biology, Geology Chemistry, Physics Augustana College, A.B. Health iFull time facultyl iFuIl time facultyl iFull time facultyl Northwestern University, D.D.S. Western Illinois University, B.S. Ed. State University of Iowa, M.S. Western Illinois University Washington University, M.S. M.A., M.S f'S,, 4Uw,t,'i af, -355 '!'.,',-Y