Belleville College - Dutchman Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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They make up the plays . . . As a business law instructor, Ray Freeark is really tops. 1 le holds a bachelor s degree from the University of Chicago and three additional de¬ gress from Washington University, including his law degree. Mary Cum, our new librarian, received her de¬ grees at the University of Missouri and at East Texas State University. Merle Guthrie is our oral interpretation instruc¬ tor. She received her degrees at Southern Illinois and at the University of Illinois. During the past season she directed the JC play, Outward Bound. Our zoology instructor is Alfred L. I lertel, who received his degrees from Illinois State Normal University and from the University of Wisconsin. Helen Hollander, who holds degrees from the Universitv of Iowa and the University of New Mexico, teaches rhetoric. I lenry Jakobe, our oil painting instructor, re ceived bis degrees at Westminster and Washing¬ ton University. 27

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These are our coaches. Miss I lope Baer teaches a music literature course and directs both the Men’s and Womens Ensem¬ bles in her spare time. She received her master’s degree in music from Northwestern. As a commerce teacher, I loward Belcher spends many long hours trying to pour the principles of economics into the heads of his students. I Ie re ceived his degrees from Murray State College and Indiana University. Robert Daley, a physics and math instructor, earned his degrees at Western Illinois State Uni versity. D. C. Edwards also recieved his degrees at Western Illinois University. lie teaches chem istry. Sam Eubanks, who holds a master’s degree from Southern Illinois University, teaches government. Sam is now working toward his law degree at Washington University. M iss Michal Flottman is a graduate of Central Missouri State College. She is one of our com¬ petent math instructors. 26

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Ruth Kindred Lenora Kriege Fred E. Lauder and put them into action. M iss Ruth G. Kindred, a rhetoric instructor, re ceived her degrees at the University of Chicago and at Columbia University. Miss Lenora Kriege, to whom we dedicate this issue of the Dutchman, is a history instructor. She holds degrees from Northwestern University. Miss Kriege is a past sponsor of the local Phi Theta Kappa chapter. Fred Lauder, a physical education and hygiene instructor, received his degrees at the University of Illinois and at the University of Iowa. Another commerce instructor, II. L. Lawless holds degrees from Southeast Missouri State Col¬ lege and the University of Iowa. 1 larold E. Limpcr, the geography teacher, is also the new sponsor of the Theta Epsilon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. He is a graduate of Illinois State Normal University. Richard Mills is a chemistry instructor. He re ceived his degrees at Western Illinois State College. H. L. Lawless Harold Limper Richard Mills 28