Belleville College - Dutchman Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Mr. Stokes grimaces under a load of term papers os he anticipates many long hours of corrections. Catherine Groom B.A., M.A. Jack Stokes B.A., M.A. Roger B. Crane B.A., B.A. Ed., M.S. James Pleasant B.S., Ed., M.A. Madge Ream B.S., Ed., M.A. Dale Van Blair B.A., M.A. Lucille Kaul B.A., M.A. 27

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Jack Wittiich discusses the pros and cons of one of Steinbock ' s novels os port of o panel discussion in Rhetoric 102. We Spente Houres on Bokes and Lerninge. The English Department, headed by Mr. William Saunders, remained intaet this year suffering only a change in rhetoric textbooks. Its courses gave bloom to many struggling writers in rhetoric and to budding orators in speech. Decipherers of the olde Englishe, Confucius sprouting philosophers, and Twain-type humorists were shaped from ordinary JC students in the three literature courses. William Saunders, A.B., M.A., head of the English department, took advanced courses for his doctorate degree in California during the second semester. 26

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Engineering Aids in Building Capable Minds. 1 hroughout the year, minds struggled and pencils accurately left their lines on paper as the students of our Engineering Department concentrated on learning the designing, planning, and super ising of mcxlern engineering. Stressing intelliengce, patience, and a strong capacity for hard word, our Engineering De partment headed by Mr. Scott aimed at giving the student the technological background and preparation needed for success in the fast-growing profession. Mick Anna uses his imagination to design a building. Frank Scott I lend of Department B. Ed., A.M. MIMI Ron Mannz, Bob Petri, and George Fritzinger exhibit their engineering skills by surveying the stadium. 28