Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

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FACULTY HILLIS ARNOLD Instructor in Sculpture .»nd Ceramics 15.A., University of Minnesota: Minneapolis School of Arcs ' MISS GLORIA BRINKLEY Chairman, Dept, of Secretarial Science B.S.. John Stetson University CHARLES L. CAMPBELL M.B.A.. Washington University: University of Chicago: B.S.. B.A.. Shurcleff College: Mississippi State DR. PETER CHACHARONIS Chairman. Department of Science anil Mathematics B.A.. Marshall College: M.A.. Ph.D.. Ohio State University DR. PAUL J. COOKE Chairman. Department of Foreign l.an guages A. B.. A.M.. Ph.D.. University of Illinois MISS LUCRETIA CRESSEY Instructor in Chemistry B. A.. University of Illinois: M.A.. Columbia University MRS. MARTHA DEATHERAGE Instructor in Voice A.A.. Stephens College: 15.M.. M.M.. University of Texas MISS SHEILA L. GOTTLIEB Instructor in Riding Fairfax Junior College: 15.A.. Queens College: Sturgis School of Horsemanship MRS. JEAN GRANDFIELD Instructor in Home Economics B.Ed.. Southern Illinois State Normal U. MISS CELIA HUTTON Instructor in Physical Education Southern Illinois University CHARLES KUHN Instructor in Music 15.M.. M.M.. University ol Wisconsin MISS BEVERLY MACKIN Chairman. Dept, of Physical Education A.A.. Monticello College: 15.S., University of Colorado ROBERT |. MADDEN Instructor in Art 15.A.. Centenary College of Louisiana! M.F.A.. University of Arkansas MISS MARGARET ANN MARLOW Instructor in Social Science 15.S.. M.A.. Kent State University DR. CLARA MENGER Chairman. Dept, ol Social Science B.A.. University of California: M.A.. University of Michigan: Ph.D.. Columbia University MISS BETTY M. ME .GER Instructor m Social Science 15.A.. State College of Washington: M.A. University of Arkansas Eighteen

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Language Department Dr. Cooke's Spanish students are aided in translation and pronunciation by listening to Spanish recordings.

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t Basic Design One of the major highlights of the year for Mr. Madden's basic design students was a field trip to the City Art Museum of St. Louis. Basic design is an elementary art course intended to provide a foundation for those who want to study art simply for enjoyment and for those who intend to continue their study in specialized schools. ( Painting Mr. Rousseff's painting course included experiments in a variety of techniques. Water color, tempera, chalk, pastels, and oils were included. Numerous creative projects were undertaken in easel, mural, and portrait painting. Subject matter was derived both from nature and abstractions with stress on organization and design. Sculpturing and Ceramics Mr. Arnold's ceramics and sculpturing course was popular with would-be professionals and hobbyists alike. Demonstrations, lectures, and slides were provided to guide the students in their work. Enameling in copper was a special project of the class which provided many Christmas gifts for family and friends.