Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

Page 25 text:

Q, - - ?-iwiia, . . ' sf .X 1, N. , J. AQ'-A -' Lg. 7,6 . ' r' 0 ,. n- : w if I f S I I-, F' 7 dmgm .xg fjdp., 6' ffis 122 -' gf - f-iz. Q' 1+ 'T if K-Y z 'fb ,,f ' . 'f ,ff 3 QQ .25 '-' I f'ff'? 5 , 4 1. 1,4 1,4 f. 7 Kg. 4, , 'R , -N, ' ' . '-2 Y 'flilk A . 5 , fig' x . . 11 2 x J f, -, V iff! -x fforhiv ' N W If f 3. Du 5 'ff 'QW' 4,-.. I 'I ., ff! Q, ,K , I 1 , ni ,gf 1 ff . f ,gghv f fy ,ff I, V ,Nh 1 ' .f f, - f ' , A444 '. V fb n f 1 1 ,f W' fx fe, 'rw 12 ,, QW .K f v . Af: V 1 X, f 2 ,Q ,W--I ' - T , 1 1 H Ky 1 W .1 .'f'f i 'H 'wif' 1 7 'J Q , ,i 2, , , sf I , 552 ,Qi J 1' I . lr, ', J, J? . 1 I' ' I, A xx I' . 'K . 7 , Q.. X 4' fl -:K 1 ..::' -. to .44 , .',, if ,f-r- . m -1' ,fn , AT, I , 1 4 , .W I 'fi 1: ' r -'J U... ,f ,n l .Ns M any hw W lm, . 3:3 V' V .af . -15 'H' iw ' , Q ,,,V'1 ,-Q. ' ,--,',4i 11 .ni A ' r 331 1 ' , 1 , -v n n 1 1 , , , 1 fi ifug, A A 1 ff ,I , I , ' v f , nh fy Y' ' A 1 V, ,, V f V V N, ,A A Q-Lf - , ' r f - . , ff'-IL' ' as 9l'V6 Ulnlnllnl ' a f- J, ' - f -rw, 'Q ' 0 I ' -- v- 1: Q-. ' , ' ' K am.. ,. C wr. ' ' W , 'f -f , f ' . :-l ' . Xnpr ll A 'YES ' fTf.Q.:,a 5 . wa .LV I I 4? .V.,,L N A A M' f- -11 i ,. ,1 A - If .M T,

Page 24 text:

! 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

Page 26 text:

Industrial Electronics Technology Mr. L. Everett Belote serves as Director of Technical, Vocational and Adult Education at Moline Community College. Because of his varied responsibilities these three departments are grouped in one section, even though they are in both credit and non-credit areas. Courses Moline Community College and East Moline Tech- nical Institute ohfer a joint curriculum in Industrial Electronics Technology that is designed to develop technical competencies in the student as well as the ability to communicate intelligently with his industrial and community associates. Witli todays technological advances, there is a continued need for well-qualified, intelligent tech- nicians, and this joint program is designed to pro- duce just such persons. The completion of this technical program requires attendance of 1674 class hours. This results in a total of 66 credit semester hours. Witli the completion of his prescribed curricu- lum and the customary graduation requirements, the student is granted the Associate Technical Aide De- gree. This degree is evidence of the completion of a comprehensive course of study, and serves as prepara- tion for a variety of positions within the electronics field. . 1 592 't Fawxx W fe ' S ' Mr. Lester Vines, Assistant Superintendent for Indus- trial and Technical Education for School District No. 30, holds a B.S. degree from Eureka College and an M.S. degree from Colorado State University. I-Ie, along with Mr. Belote, was highly instrumental in establishing the joint program vhich is now being carried on be- tween East Moline Technical Institute and Moline Community College.