Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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B1 Adult Education Program Continues to Expand i Miss LELA Anarvrs Bradley University, B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. Mrs. Betty Gordon conducts classes in homecrafts. Miss Lela Adams, Supervisor of I-lomemaking for the Moline Public School System, has been active in the adult education offerings at Moline Community College since 19-17, and has been highly instrumental in its continued expansion through the years. Due to the growth of this section to include the areas of tech- nical and apprenticeship training, we are unable to give pictorial representation to as many adult education classes as we would like. Instruction is offered in dressmaking, income tax, house- hold arts, millinery, shop math, machine shop, blue print reading, drafting, standardization Cindustrial and governmentj and many others. i i l Mr. Harry Leman conducts classes in upholstery. ' l l l .2 l Sewing is one of the most popular adult classes. Mrs. Ruby Sarver and Mrs. Helen McMinn are the dressmaking instructors. f !'1?'N L., SINGER ,, .5 ITM, -Q-. Y X Y Q 15, i 2-ee Xa.,

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Trade Group Apprentice Program X ' at - -P W- Q .. in ,, ,M '-W, is-,E ,Q i W 4 iEi fi f Plastering apprentices try forming ceiling cove. Plumbing apprentice welds joint under supervision of instructor. xg, A f l I!! I i , i , X i3 hx I' if 1 f ' E, ,lvl Those trades which involve apprentice training in the Quad-City area conduct their apprentice programs in co- operation with the school systems in the four cities. This apprenticeship program differs from the industrial pro- gram on the preceding pages in that the employers are responsible for the industrial program while the trades- men are responsible for this instruction. Moline Com- munity College offers apprentice instruction for the plasterers, pipe frtters and plumbers. Apprentice instruction is available to persons who are already employed as apprentices only. Instructors for this program are journeymen at the respective trades, who completed the apprentice instruc- tion prior to their becoming journeymen and who have several years of successful trade experience. In order to keep tradesmen current regarding new materials and processes within their area of work, classes are also offered for welding and refrigeration journeymen. , Y v ,. I x Q . A W ii vlii 'X 4 xy i X 'S 7 Nr D' lt L rf 1 ., ' 'ru Q ,Kr- .hm Pipe fitting apprentices practice welding tech- nique.

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