Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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THROUGH THE ARTIST ' S Imagination and creatlveness. geo- metric figures become expressions of Ingenuity. The artist must be familiar with the tools, color, value, perspective, and proportion. Here the camera captured the artist, Jack Tum- bleson, at work. Free Expression Results From Guided Creativity A full-fime program is provided by the Art Department which this year featured as a member of the staff an International Lec- turer, Dr. Samuel Marti. The department provides activities for art majors and minors — evening and extension classes, workshops, summer day-camp, art tours (international), the Art Club (social) and Kappa Pi (professional) organizations. In March of 1962, Professor Verne K. Shelton was chosen Outstanding Teacher by the students. I . j H l Gifford C. Loomer Ph.D., University of Wisconsin hHead of the Deparl-ment of Art Dean W. Eckerf Ph.D., State University of Iowa Jo Ann Gecsy M.F.A., Temple University Verne K. Shelton M.F.A., Drake University David W. Sloan M.F.A., University of Mississippi 17

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ifkik William C. George M.S., University of Missouri Richard D. Gibb Ph.D., Michigan State University Richard C. Larson M.A., Michigan State University Loren K. Robinson M.S., University of Illinois R. Albert Smith Jr. M.S., Louisiana State University Leslie J. VanEtten M.S., University of Illinois Students under Dr. John S. McVickar, head of the Ag- riculture Department, are given an opportunity to ob- serve and put into practice all phases of work dealing with cultivation, tillage, agronomy, horticulture, and gar- dening. Whether dealing with vegetation or animal life, the department offers observations of the cycles and processes of nature. One of the main projects of the department this year was an experimental feeding program to test the effect of a zinc fortified ration fed to feeder cattle. The study was under the direction of Professor Loren K. Robinson. Afy tdisyei tarer, art ma suirwe and John S. McVickar Ph.D., University of Illinois Head of the Department of Agriculture Today s Cultivation Promotes Tomorrow ' s Progress 16 ANIMAL SCIENCE MAJORS, active in the experimental feeding program, included: (Back Row) Carroll Hensley, L?rry R. Mill( (Second Row) Roger Read, Darrell RIcholson, Richard Kowalczylt, Gene McCoy. (Front Row) Peter Cahill, Lowell Osterbur, J ir, Melvin Bell, sff Fustin.

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A. B. Roberts M.A., State University of Iowa Head of the Department of Audio-Visual Education Verbal and Visual Images Stimulate Communication LEARNING TO OPERATE various types of projectors is a basic teacher sk Don L. Crawford M.S., Western Illinois University Elmer C. Haddock M.S., V. ' estern Illinois University Wcy.-.e K. Howell M.A., Florida Stc. e University Nortfifln L ' hommedi.u M.S., We ;rn III: tIs University Eugene H. Lliohfield M.S., Indiana University James W. Prrin-ije M.S., Indiar.c University JenneHe N. Terrill M.Ph., University of Wisconsin The Audio-Visual Department of WIU, headed by Mr. A. B. Roberts, is considered one of the best college de- partments in the state and ranks in the top ten of the na- tion. New facilities recently opened on the fourth floor of the Memorial Library were a major contributing fac- tor. The major divisions of fourth floor include a unit for closed circuit television programing and a movie pro- duction, a unit for graphic arts which includes several darkrooms, a unit housing the University FM radio sta- tion, a unit for student and faculty previewing of visual aids, and offices and classrooms.