Del Mar College - Cruiser Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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ich, Science, Pre-Engineering Division Offers S-H Mr. Blumenkrantz takes a peek at the lab work of jim Dunlap and Roberta Rice in comparative anatomy. I.. A. BASS Director, Division of Science and Engineering Professor Chemistry Mississippi C,, B.A. North Carolina U., M.A., PhD. Pre- ti.02ij,gfH'M it-W IM ,. jg' ,J , Fi' Fi, ,i rw'i ' 1 Lu, Ie LL2 13... im i rx N ii I ' , ,,1,x., Mr. Crump works a problem on the giant demonstration All science, math, drafting, and home economics courses were under the Division of Science an-d Pre- Engineering. The biology department contained all biology, anatomy, zoology, and botany courses. In- organic, organic, and quantitative analysis chemistry were offered. The department of engineering draw- ing was comprised of all drafting courses, engineer- ing and architectural. The department of geology had specialized courses in mineralogy and petrology, in- vertebrate paleontology, and stratigraphic paleon- tology. All sewing, decoration, culinary, and household management courses were in the department of home economics. The math department began with basic algebra, and geometry courses. Later, students took such advanced courses as calculus, statics, and differ- ential equations. Physics courses which include such things as light and heat were taught. ...ii I DIETZGEN MICROMATIG DEC! AL TRIC

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Business Students Plan for Future Jobs The School of Business and Economics has two principal aims. The first is to prepare students who wish to go on to colleges and universities and obtain a degree in business. The second is to train students who wish only to prepare themselves for jobs as secretaries and other positions in offices and business establishments in and out' of Corpus Christi. The business department contained courses in shorthand, typing, shorthand transcription, business English, and a course in secretarial procedure which contained a section dealing with personality, appear- ance, and human relations in business. Included in the accounting and general business training section is a course in business machines and a course in business law. The department of economics had two courses in the introduction of economics. Sl ,i X iii .1 :,.. 1'MY '1 2s7H --as, ,i H ,he-.f.1-4552?1..q , ...K . , .tg .H it ..t..... i........ T may f-,v' i. may , ,. A us t 1 .JLEEQA ki uieififf X 'cis 3 11235 l na, we sf i. ...s.. to is The hum and whir of typewriters, adding machines, and computers are ever-present in the business education classes. 45

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Studies in Biolog , Drafting, athematics cmd No. wsz o . M1cf?0MAIl0 ADJUSVMCNT' ' JU l ii soo l r DIETZGEN GO. 3' -N ', ' 553555 W' wa ,Q . 'L 'li sos ef L W . ...E -Q N H ..,, ,:il i ,Q S. . tk: Y slide rule for his only woman student Anne Reynolds. Engineering drawing teacher Mr. Roberson gives uclvice to Carol Christian as she practices her drawing. B E BORDEWICK GEORGE H. IVIRS. MARY BAIN CLIFFORD H. BERTRAM I.. - - .ggsolgiatefrofessor BLACK BLUMENKRANTZ gijiugggrte Professor A f at 'ima 195 Associate Professor I st ctor 1 B S. Mnsi SSUCF' e fo essof U. ofATeXnS, BA.. Engineering Drawing' Briolhgy I1:i',E2:ciuitZiff?' ghegllsg-W S t U M' ' Chairman Brook yn College, B.S. ' 'EA CMS fa 5 -f Kansas St., B.S. U. of Oklahoma, M.A. U afarexas MA M.1.T., M.c.P. 47