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

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Laws Comprise Department of Chemistry ft'--'TF' - Mr. Doney explains the meaning of the symbols and colors on the huge state map erected by the geology department hasty look at the lab book and much confusion. but jim XVamix and Robert I-Ieckethorne come up with correct work.

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i Studies in Metals, Compounds, Theories, MHIY Sl1C'Pf55iaf and I-ee.-Ann Bsskiy Dr. Bordewick, MSO faculty sponsor, talks to the group during their make d1Vm1fY f0f the Chmfmas Season- early morning devotional about finding a purpose in life. OSCAR M. HUGH H. FRANCES ELEONORE M. R. CRUMP DONEY DUSHEK ERMA JAROSZEWSKI Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Instructor Mathematics GCOIOBY Mathematics Chemistry Mathematics East Texas U.. BA- Dickinson. B-S- U. of Texas, B.A., Magister-Chemist's Sam Houston State, U. of Texas, M.A. U. of Pittsburgh, M.S. M,A, Degree B.S. U. of Tartu U. of Texas, M.A. JOHN S. KELLY Professor Emeritus Biology Miss. State, B.S. Peabody College, M.A. MARGARET KLEIN Associate Professor Home . Economics- Chairman East Texas State, B.S. U. of Colorado, M.S ROBERT D. MITCHELL Instructor Mathematics U. of Texas, B.A., M.A. 48 Wednesday lab gets underway with a

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Labs, Classrooms Afforded By New Science Building The Science and Pre-Engineering Division became the proud recipients of a new building this year. Although the building was used during summer school and began the fall semester in full use, the building was not officially dedicated until Novem- ber 13. In a school assembly with many city visitors, and high school students, Governor john Connally of Texas presented the St. Clair Science Building. The new building included biology labs and chem- istry labs. The pre-medical students had their own anatomy laboratory and the geology students had a lab. A special lecture hall was designed with tiered seats to provide an audio-visual room. There was a specimen room for the biology department and store- rooms for all divisions. Faculty members had private offices near classrooms. The math department used the lecture rooms for classes. The biology and botany students had the added convenience of a personal greenhouse just to the side of the building. H ef: fiaslfxf . it Dean Richardson and President St. Clair lead the way DOUGLAS B. OSCAR M. C. EARL ROPER B. E. SCHULZE ROBERT S. ROBERSON ROGERS I'l5ff -'ctw' gsodatghpfoffssof SLOAN Associate' Professor Assistant Professor 510 152 I d B A gllgman Professor ' i2'fl2eifQf15f,D1fisl'ng liigiihingfifisrare, ns. 'BZ-A-O on 0' ' H U- Of Olflahoim. M-S- M?l'5fl'f?.2ff' M.Ed. S.M.U., M.S. North Texas State U., B.S., M.S. University of Texas, Ph.D. Mr. Schulze confers with Alejandro Jasso and Fred Fernandez about physics problems. P. E. SMITH Professor Chemistry- Chairman Soutlmwestern U., B.A. U. of Texas, M.A., Ph.D.