Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Fine and Applied Arts

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'af 1 i Y l Q ev- BUSY BUT SMILING are the secretaries in the financial office, from left to right: Mrs. Inez Peterson, Mrs. Evelyn Swanson, and Mrs. Hor- riet Taylor. - t 1 ern: ALWAYS READY to help with the problems of registration and graduation are secretaries, ., left to right: Phyllis Peterson, Mrs. Wanda Lambert, and Miss Amy Jo Gregg. fho . A ACCURACY IS OUR WATCHWORDH seems to be the motto of Lana Hultgren, President WhaIen's secretary. Meanwhile back at the Bookstore, Mary Riordan, above, awaits her student customers. 26

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English, Journalism, Foreign Language THOMAS F. BATELL Associate Professor Acting Department Head, English, Journalism and Foreign Languages Morton Junior College, AA, Knox College, A.B,, University of illinois, M.A. The objectives of the English Department are necessarily determined by the objectives of Black Hawk as a junior college, stated Mr. Thomas Batell, acting department head, Eng- lish, journalism and foreign language. The department added five new in- structors this year as well as two new courses - Creative Writing - Poetry, and English 092. The general trend this year in all English classes was toward individual assistance. This trend is particularly evident in English 092. Also the de- partment allows tor creative and imaginative writing in advanced writ- ing courses. Added to the regular journalism courses were Mass Communications and Newspaper Lab, both new this year. Mr. James A. Koch has become Assistant Professor of journalism and Director of Public Relations, The new language lab which was in- stalled last year, is in tull use this year in teaching French, Spanish, Rus- sian and German. GARNET BARBER Assistant Professor French and Spanish State University of Iowa B.A., M.A. 28