Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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iik William R. As+le A.M., University of Illinois William H. Brown M.Ed., University of Arkansas Earl C. Kiefer M.S., University of Michigan Gordon D. Mock Ph.D., University of Wisconsin A. Jerry Shryock Ph.D., State University of Iowa ;j Revising and updating the current curriculum was one of the goals of the Mathematics Department this past year. The staff members of the department constantly try to provide students of all fields with a good founda- tion of mathematical knowledge. Dr. Joseph Stipano- wich, hiead of the Department, was on leave of absence for two quarters to compile information for his book which will be used in the training of elementary teachers. Joseph J. Stipan6wich Ed.D., Northwestern University Head of the Department of Mathematics NEW HORIZONS ARE being opened in the feld of math- ematics. To the math student, theory and fact combine to formulate the basis for the material and abstract world. Mathematics Expl ores New Dimensions 29

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Grace Baker M.S., Western Illinois University Robert E. Birkhimer M.S., University of Illinois Dale K. Garrison M.A., University of Denver Sherry Dunlap M.S., University of Illinois Lillian M. Jackson M.A., University of Denver Lucile Neu M.A., University of Texas Jeanne Osborne A.M., University of Chicago Marguerite T. Schormann M.A., University of Illinois Victor Schormann M.S., University of Illinois Margaret Wardell A.M., University of Illinois Books Inspire Students to Knotvledge U Memorial Library, a new $1,960,000 building, was opened for use on the campus of Western In the summer of 1962. Western ' s library shelves some 110,000 volumes and 1,040 periodicals. Seating capacity is 1,030 persons. The addition has proved a real asset to students and faculty. Statistics show a one third increase in attendance and circulation over old library statistics. Typing room, micro reading rooms, copying machines, and Increased Inter-library loan facilities are a few extra services offered. Lyndal Swofford M.Ed., University of Illinois Head of the Library 28

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Clifford A. Julsfrom Ph.D., Eastman School of Music Head of the Department of Music Western ' s Music Department features various musi- cal aroups for student participation — band, orchestra, chorus, chorale ensembles, dance band, pep band. The larcer organizations presented several concerts during the year for the student body, hlighlight of this year was the department ' s participation In the musical pro- duction, Bye Bye Birdie. Dorothea BIyler Ed.D., University of Illinois George W. Mulder A.M., Columbia Ur ' Forrest D. Suycott Jr. Ph.D., State University of lov a Richard Vf c D.M., N. ,■ is 2rn University Forrest I. Wannlnger Ph.D., Northwestern University Music Adds Creativity and Meaning to Living I THROUGH THE FEELING and execufion of music, the stu- dent relates the past, present, and future. Self-expression is vital and transforms written symbols into beautiful sounds. catioi Wli traiTit sport, partn llslia amtONTHKlIRi: .