Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Math fi so to ' Q 4'5- Enrollment in the various math classes this year increased from thirty per cent We WJ,,,,,,,,, to a high of seventy-five per cent. Courses offered include industrial math, courses that bridge the gap between high school math and college math, and col- lege courses required of students inter- gibtx ested in earning a college degree in this X I ek To broaden the understanding of math- CITIEUIICS of g1'3.ClC SCl100l teachers, the GC' HARULD DDWILI-ARD LEVERETT BE'-DTE partment offered a workshop in the spring Mathematics, Chemistry Head Engineering, Electronics Department semester for the State of Illinois Head of Mathematics Department Western Illinois University, B ot Ed. ' tFull time facultyl University of Illinois, M. of Ed. Western Illinois University, M.A., M.S. Engineering, Electronics Courses in General Engineering and Electronics are offered for the persons employed in electronics and related work. Fundamentals of Electronics and Radio-Ere uenc Circuits are of- u I q y n u fered in electronicsg metallur and Heat Treatment, Descri tive 3? . . . P. Geometry, and Elements of Motion and Time in General Engineering. HUGO BIRKHAHN LEIGH A. FIEDLER MILTDN E. HAGBERG VIVIAN B. IDNES WARREN LEDNARD High School Algebra, Golf Mathematics iF ull time tacultyl Mathematics Mathematics Electronics, Mathematics Cornell College, B.A. University of Arizona, B.S., M.A Augustana College, B.A. University of Illinois, M. in Ed. Bradley University, B.S., M.S. A P , z 'nnfdqvil WWW RUBERT E. MUUDY CLARENCE SWANSUN HAROLD E. VESSELLS NZEIHE, GEUIUEUY EIECUUHIGS Strength of Materials, Practical Mechanics TENNESSEE P0lY'fE0hlliE lllSfiTlliB, B.S. AUEUSTEHE CUUEEE, A-B- Lawrence Institute of Technology, B.S. Western Illinois University, M.S. EC rw , ,,,V. gm ,, , M ,, ' ' vm, '- 71U A U alll pf . M ' FE! if 'r ,f -, aww? iff. 2 ,r 2 , ' -A lv? v , ' ' 'E fs 1 , fate 'EQ f - ' if if tif 'Y' ,af sf A , ' Y. , 5 A sr , ffl- j f gm F-ef 3' M49 4 Wa gs , f.af:'?e? E ' . 5 3 . ' Q ij 1 , ,L wrap 9 ZW Z

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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

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! 5 5 K t t 'fs , , 5 ' 5- qs, A A ,- i An adult shows her interest 'Y' 5' dt r 'f -ff in the Black Hawk referendum i 20 . I - me ' iigu Dru' and evening students cooperate in furthering rnterest in voting For I R, I, 1 Publieizing the referendum 5how5 im.1gin.1tion TECHNICAL, VCCATICNAL AND ADULT EDUCATION Adult Education at MCC