Rochester College - Totem Pole Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

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16 CLYDE BALDERSON, JR. ' U ' l de Balderson or as he is better known 'Baldy is one of lrofessorCy , -' ' . -Q ' r , our most versatile instructors. He teaches history, typing, Bible, and physical education. He has his B. A. degree from David Lipscomb College in Nashville. Tennessee, and will receive his M. A. degree from Wayne State University this summer 119605. He has traveled extensively through eastern and southern United States. FRED ALEXANDER Professor Fred Alexander, by his college buddies known as Fertl , is oi music instructor. He directs the A Cappella Chorus and teaches music theor ear training, church music, and private voice and piano lessons. Professm Alexander received his B. S. and M. Ed. degrees at Abilene Christian Colle He taught for three years in Texas public schools. Professor Alexander h traveled to Mexico, Canada, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and across the enti United States. He is a co-sponsor of the 'Totem Pole', class advisor, Stude Council co-sponsor, and song director at Royal Oak Church of Christ.

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Professor Hugh Mingle, who received his B. A. at Harding College in Searcy, Arkansas, is very well known to all students. He is the Acting Registrar and is in charge of the working students. In Frankfurt, Germany, he taught at the Frankfurt Christian School. He now teaches Bible, Missions, and German at North Central Christian College. Professor Mingle has travel- ed in thirty of the United States, Germany fwhere he was a missionary for eight yearsj, France, Holland, Belgium, Luxem- burg, Switzerland, and Austria. He was one of the organizers of the Disciples' Forum. HUGH MINGLE Director of Admissions mljiel' WJHJQPKGHJ gallqlfiei

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17 REBA BILAK Mrs. Reba Bilak has her B. S. in biology from Tennessee Polytechnic In- tute. She has taught for two years in elementary school and college. Present- Mrs. Bilak is teaching biology and chemistry at North Central Christian llege. She has traveled through the south and Canada. STEPHEN BILAK Professor Stephen Bilak, who teaches Ukranian and French, was born in the Ukraine. He has been in all of Western Europe. He received his B. A. from David Lipscomb College. 'Epi', as his friends call him. is in charge of a radio broadcast into the U.S.S.R.