Belleville College - Dutchman Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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' PCcufeM Build thee ware stately mansions, O wy soul. As the seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast. Tilt thou at length art grown free Leaving thine outgrown shell by life ' s unrest¬ ing sea. O. Holmes Students filling the classrooms, students jostling and strolling in the corridors, students theorizing and experimenting, students asking and learning: students are the lifeblood of Belleville Junior College. Without a team, a coach has no use; without students, teachers have no purpose. Without intelligent, thinking people, nations have no future. In providing an education, Belleville Junior College is doing more than im¬ mortalizing Byron, Euclid, Aristotle, Lavoisier, and Plato; it is making a sound investment for the future—the luture of the individual, ol the nation, and of

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Ballard Biggerstaff Barnes Biver Baum Brown Graduates Edward Abramic Electrical Engine ering Gary C. Beese Liberal Arts Albert A. Anderson Chemistry Engineers Club Sandra Ballard Liberal Arts Student Council—Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa—Treasurer, Dean’s List, Homecoming Maid Richard Barnes Chemical Engineering Dutchman Staff, Engineers Club Urban Baum Education Football—Co-captain, 2 years 10 William R. Benton Chemistry Basketball, Lettermen’s Club, Engineers Club Ronald Biggerstaff Education Football, baseball Wayne E. Biver Business Phi 1 heta Kappa Queen S. Brown Education