Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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.Jife 1 ■ 1 Kb F f ,!- 1 i; Marcla D. Metcalf M.S., University of Wisconsin Nancy D. Neeley M.A., Columbia University Rhea Shields M.S., Purdue University Wilma Warner Ed.D., Michigan State University The Domestic Arts Sarah Miner M.S., Iowa State University of Science and Technology hlead of the Department of hlome Economics Enrich Family Living Guest lecturers provided the main agenda for the Home Economics Department this past year — Dr. Janice Smith from the University of Illinois talked on graduate work. Dr. Julia Faltinson of Iowa State spoke on Home Economics In foreign service, and Dr. June Bricker, Executive Director of the American Home Economics Association, talked on Our Professional Association. An Important event which occurred during this past year was the approval of a Home Economics degree in a Bachelor of Sciences. Plans continue In the Department for a new building to house its classrooms.

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een peo. ■ ' ! major =81, ari enables • e class- i Km- ' tunity to THE SCIENCE OF geography has a close correlation with human existence. The way in which man lives is controlled by the natural world. Man must adjust his surroundings by cooperating with nature. Research Discovers the Elements of Nature Faculty members of the Geography-Geology Department were engaged this past year in research projects such as the Travel Program in connection with the National Education Association. Three members of the staff also participated as active members of the Illinois Geographic Society. To im- prove the student-teacher relations, the department inaugu- rated a program of weekly meetings, where majors and minors have informal discussions with their instructors. Reece A. Jones Ph.D., University of North Carolina Head of the Department of Geography-Geology John R. Bergs+rom Ph.D., University of Wyoming Robert E. Gabler Ed.D., Columbia University David W. Ganyard M.A., Ohio State University 25 i

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All courses in the Industrial Arts Department stress a thorough knowledge and understanding of the basic industrial processes. Typical classes in the department offer work in drafting, woodworking, metalworking, graphic arts, crafts, electricity and safety education. Students in the department may enter a program of teacher education or prepare for occupations in industry. Herman Sriesenbrock, Jr. Ed.D., Bradley University James H. Jacobsen M.A., Bradley University Verner B. Johnson M.A., University of Minnesota Charles W. Meline A.M., Colorado State College of Education Leroy J. Sanders M.S., Northern State Teachers College Victor G. Simpson M.S., Bradley University Wendell L. Swanson M.S., Western Illinois University Darwin D. Tinker B.A., State University of Iowa Fred W. Zimmerman Ed.D., Bradley University Training Educates Mind Over Machines STUDENTS LEARN CREATION with precise tools, and with inli, f . n. and ruler they create man ' s architectural world. Dempsey E. Reid Ed.D., Bradley University Head of the Department of Industrial Arts 27