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

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MRS- SHIRLEY LORNA MRS. CHLISTIA MRS. VIRGINIA VIRGINIA K. T QGEIE , CHURCHILL cox HARTSELL MQONK ec. irarian C' 1' ',- Rf Peabody College. B-Sf. ufffl hills, aa. BEEN 225223 5321. E mm Simgaakaf, Ba. B.S. in LS., M.A. Library Provides Research Materials for DM Students There were three Del Mar libraries, one on the Tech campus and one in the Fine Arts building, and the main library located on the main campus. The two branch libraries contained material that reflected the special growth of each section. The main library was located on the top floor of the library building. The library had more than 33,000 bound volumes of books, periodicals, govern- ment publications, pamphlets, and newspaper files. There was a fiction section where students could browse and an area reserved for quiet study. The main library contained two files. One was the author- title file and the other, a file composed of only sub- jects. There were built-in record players with earphones for students. The record collection contained a wide collection of great literature and records of foreign languages. FRANK D. HANKINS Librarian U. of Texas, BJ., M.I..S. U. of Texas, M.A. Texas XVomen's U.. B.S. Kathy Bowen becomes engrossed in locating various countries on the huge globe in the library.

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FRANK DALE L. MRS. MARTHA J. ROMANELU SCHAFER SEAGO InStr11Cl0r . Instructor Vocational Nursing Food Service Mechanics Baylor U., School of Management Oklahoma State, B.S., Nursing, R,N, blglkgun State U-, M.A. U. of Texas, B.S. INIARY CATHERINE EDWARD E. RONALD SHEAD WALTERS WILLIAMS Vocational Nursing Instructor Assistant Professor Seton School gf Electrical Technology Electrical Technology Nursing, R,N, Texas Tech., B.S. Oklahoma ARM, B.S., Incgugnlte Wford College, MS- Enrollment at Technical I Del Mar Technical Institute, authorized in 1957, has seen a great deal of progress since its beginning i seven years ago. With six buildings already on campus and one scheduled to be completed this year, plans have been made for four new buildings in the future. Also this year the automotive mechanics classes and the radio and television servicing class offered free labor on the servicing of TVs, radios, and cars of Del Mar students and professors and Corpus Christi public school teachers. These courses were offered as vocational courses and took approximately six months to complete. Also offered was a course in vocational nursing which took a year to finish. In the technical school, two year courses were of- fered in drafting, electronics, and air conditioning. This year for the first time, the school offered a course in restaurant management, designed for stu- dents interested in managing restaurants, night clubs, and cafeterias. As is evident from the increased enrollment at the technical school, this part of Del Mar College is much needed by the citizens of Corpus Christi and the surrounding industrial community. 55 -..X Mrs. Agee, Tech librarian, aids Ronald Chiles in locating some materials. nstitute Increases Dean Williams explains the Del Mar Tech expansion plans to Boaz, Ditto, Cheatum, and McNutt. ,-an

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