Belleville College - Dutchman Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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W hile at Junior College vve were kept husv, not only with our studies, hut also with the aetivities. VV ' e were well repre¬ sented hv our Student Couneil whieh 4 cooperated with the other clubs in Jun¬ ior College and co-sponsored the annual 1 lomecoming Dance. The Social Com¬ mittee, a vital organization in Junior College, planned the barn dances, mi.x- ers, ibrmals, hayrides, and picnics we attended throughout the year. Recently organized, the Illinois Student Educa¬ tion Association, with the coo|x;ration of (he scIkkjIs in the Belleville area, gave us an opjxrrtunity to observe actual classroom teaching. If we studied hard throughout the year and maintained a T3 average we were eligible for admis¬ sion to Bhi Theta Kappa, an honorary scholastic fraternity. The Junior College clioir provided an cxeellent outlet for our singing talents. W ' e on the Dutch¬ man Staff worked constantly to gather and record the events which made this year outstanding for everyone.

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A graceful bow was given by our queen. Miss Pat Bozsa. 1960 Homecoming Queen, Pat Bozsa, sptonsored by the Engineers Club.