1965 Yearbook
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Title
1965 Yearbook
Description
Social Sciences
Accounting
Economics
Business Administration
History and Geography
Political Science
Sociology
Education
Physical Education
MISS AGNES C. RENNER, MA.
Division Chairman
MISS AGNES C. RENNER, M.A, Clark
University. Chairman of Division of Social
Studies. Chairman of Department of History and Geography. Associate Professor.
On Teacher Education and Space Utilization Committees. Adviser to Oaks. Member of Association of American Geographers, American Historical Association,
American Association of University Women,
American Association of University Professors, Comparative Education Society,
Quad City Social Studies Association,
Kappa Delta Pi, Midwest Council of the
Association for Latin American Studies,
National Association of College Publications Advisers, and American Association
of Colleges for Teachers Education. Spent
the 1964 summer in eastern Mediterranean,
including the Holy Land, and in Communist East Europe. MR. ROBERT J.
DUAX, B.S, St. Joseph's College. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and
Basketball Coach. On Alumni Relations
Committee. Member of N.A.I.A. — Coaches
Association, National Association of Basketball Coaches, and National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics. REV. FRANCIS
W. J. DUNCAN, M.A, DePaul University. Assistant Professor of History. On
Student Personnel Committee. Member of
American Association of University Professors, American Historical Society. Dav.
Catholic Interracial Council, Scott County
Association for Retarded Children and
president of Quad City Council of World
Affairs. MR. WALLACE M. EVANS, M.
B.A, Harvard University. Chairman of
Department of Accounting. Professor.
On Faculty Procurement Tenure and
"This time, like all times,
is a very good one,
if we but know what to do
with it." — Emerson.
The many departments of the
Social Science Division are active
in the primary concern of living —
life itself. Beginning with the 1964-
65 term each student is enrolled in
the World Civilization course, which
is the foundation for all studies of a
social nature.
Community service is a by-product of faculty interests. Rev. F.
Duncan is completing a two year
term as President of the Quad City
Council of World Affairs and Mr.
John Norton is a member of its
Executive Board and served as
Moderator for the Seminar. Rev. J.
(continued on page 46)
MR. ROBERT J. DUAX, B.S.
REV. FRANCIS W. J. DUNCAN,
MA.
MR. WALLACE M. EVANS,
M.B.A.
MR. JOHN T. FOX, M.S.
MR. RICHARD E. GEIGER,
M.A.
44 ACADEMICS
Accounting
Economics
Business Administration
History and Geography
Political Science
Sociology
Education
Physical Education
MISS AGNES C. RENNER, MA.
Division Chairman
MISS AGNES C. RENNER, M.A, Clark
University. Chairman of Division of Social
Studies. Chairman of Department of History and Geography. Associate Professor.
On Teacher Education and Space Utilization Committees. Adviser to Oaks. Member of Association of American Geographers, American Historical Association,
American Association of University Women,
American Association of University Professors, Comparative Education Society,
Quad City Social Studies Association,
Kappa Delta Pi, Midwest Council of the
Association for Latin American Studies,
National Association of College Publications Advisers, and American Association
of Colleges for Teachers Education. Spent
the 1964 summer in eastern Mediterranean,
including the Holy Land, and in Communist East Europe. MR. ROBERT J.
DUAX, B.S, St. Joseph's College. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and
Basketball Coach. On Alumni Relations
Committee. Member of N.A.I.A. — Coaches
Association, National Association of Basketball Coaches, and National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics. REV. FRANCIS
W. J. DUNCAN, M.A, DePaul University. Assistant Professor of History. On
Student Personnel Committee. Member of
American Association of University Professors, American Historical Society. Dav.
Catholic Interracial Council, Scott County
Association for Retarded Children and
president of Quad City Council of World
Affairs. MR. WALLACE M. EVANS, M.
B.A, Harvard University. Chairman of
Department of Accounting. Professor.
On Faculty Procurement Tenure and
"This time, like all times,
is a very good one,
if we but know what to do
with it." — Emerson.
The many departments of the
Social Science Division are active
in the primary concern of living —
life itself. Beginning with the 1964-
65 term each student is enrolled in
the World Civilization course, which
is the foundation for all studies of a
social nature.
Community service is a by-product of faculty interests. Rev. F.
Duncan is completing a two year
term as President of the Quad City
Council of World Affairs and Mr.
John Norton is a member of its
Executive Board and served as
Moderator for the Seminar. Rev. J.
(continued on page 46)
MR. ROBERT J. DUAX, B.S.
REV. FRANCIS W. J. DUNCAN,
MA.
MR. WALLACE M. EVANS,
M.B.A.
MR. JOHN T. FOX, M.S.
MR. RICHARD E. GEIGER,
M.A.
44 ACADEMICS
Publisher
Smith Crafted Cover
Date
1965
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/1021