TUESDAY, DECEMI
lER 8, 1959
Conflict Final Exam Schedule
Listed below are the courses
in which conflict .final exami
nations will be given. Students
taking these examinations will
be notified by their instructors
in class. A time must be ar
ranged with the instructor for
examinations scheduled “by
appointment”.
Final examinations will begin
at 8 a.m. Jan. 21 and end at 9:50
p.m. Jan. 29.
C»nrM Tin* Room
ACCOUNTING (ACCTG)
2 Jan 23 7:00 111 Tyion
* Jan tl 8:09 101 Boucke
A By app’t
401 Jan £8 7:00 104 Bouck*
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
(AERO E)
4 Jan 28 2:30 207 Ena A
5 By app't
407 Jan 22 10:20 207 Ene A
411 Jan 25 3:00 207 Eng: A
AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL
CHEMISTRY (AB CH)
401 By app’t
404 By app’t
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
<AG EC)
2 By app’t
8 Jan 21 10-20 202 Wea
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
(AG E)
8 Jan 24 8:S0 207 A* B
120 By app’t -
AGRONOMY (AGRO)
425 By app’t
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 1 (A H)
17 By app’t
22 By app’t
28 By app't
ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTHY)
1 Jan 25 8:00 1 Sparka
ARCHAEOLOGY (ARCHY)
1 Jan 21 1:10 1 Sparka
ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING (A E)
21 Jan 22 10:20 101 Sae
ART AND ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY
(A A II)
1 Jan 22 3:20 102 Sac
ART EDUCATION (A ED)
3.5 Jan 28 3 :30 135 Tent
414.2 Jan 20 7-00 140 Tem
ASTRONOMY (ASTRO)
90 Jan 21 7-00 104 O L
BACTERIOLOGY (BALT)
401 By npp’t
BOTANY (BOT)
1 Jan 26 8.00 218 B L
8 Be app't
27 Jan 22 10:20 117 Bor
33 Jan 21 3 -SO 213 B I,
BUSINESS STATISTICS (B S)
2 Jan 22 3:30 22(1 Bourke
CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY (CER T»
300 By app’t
301 lty app’t
802 By app’t
401 By app’t
415 By app’t
512 By app’t
CHEMISTRY (CHEM)
1 Jan 25 10 20 lot O L
8 Jan 2.1 8 00 104 O L
4 Jan 21 3:30 104 O I.
34 Jan 23 7:00 104 O L
460 Jan 25 10.20 113 O I,
Before you chooso among
STUDENT TOURS
OF EUROPE
SUMMER 1960
you must
COMPARE UeS.N.S.Ae ST
SELECTION
PRICES&.
TOUR LENGTHS
VALUE
TEACHER TOURS x
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY I
RELATIONSHIPS (CD FR)
IS Jen 25 7:00 214 Boucke
329 Jan 22 8-00 204 Boucke
CIVIL ENGINEERING <C K>
U Jan 21 7:00 101 Saa
44 Jan 22 8:00 101 Sac
51 Jan 25 8:00 101 Sac
61 Jan 22 10:20 201 En* A
CLOTHING AND TEXTILES (CL TX)
201 By app't
301 Jan 22 7:00 m H F*
COMMERCE (COM)
5 Jan 22 10:20 204 Wn
7 Jan 22 7:00 214 Bouoka
$ By app’t
24 Jan 22 10:20 2 W B
28 Jau 21 8:00 119 O L
30 By app’t
81 Jan 22 8:00 219 X B -
83 By app’t
60 Jan 28 8:80 214 Bouak*
58 By app’t
63 Jan 28 8:00 217 Bouek*
424 By app’t
COMMERCIAL CONSUMER
SERVICES (C C 9)
316 By app't
ECONOMICS (ECON)
2 Jan 22 7:00 181 Tam
14 Jan 21 7:00 108 Tyaon
15 Jan 27 8:00 111 Boucka
23 «7an 23 1:10 212 Bouckt
50 Jan 25 7:00 111 Boucka
400 Jan 23 10:20 212 Koucka
460 Jan 23 8:00 212 Houck*
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (ED3ER)
115 Jan 27 3:30 204 B B
290 Jan 26 7:00 218 Wil
408.1 By app't
405 Jan 22 1:1Q 206 B B
423 Jan 27 8:00 206 B B
4.15 Jan 25 3:30 206 B B
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING <E E)
8 Jan 23 3:30 200 E E
‘l2 Jan 26 3:30 207 E E
33 Jan 26 3:30 207 E E
33 Jan 21 7:00 207 E E
43 Jan 25 10:20 207 E B
ENGINEERING (ENGR)
430 Jan 21 10:20 106 Sac
ENGINEERING MECHANICS (B MECH)
12 Jan 21 3:30 106 Sac
33 .Fan 21 10 '2O 203 Wil
14 Jan 23 7:00 106 Sac
ENGLISH (ENGL)
0 Jan 21 3’30 13 Spark*
2 Jan 28 7-00 317 Wil
3 Jan 22 8:00 317 Wil
ENGLISH LITERATURE (E LIT)
2 Jan 22 3:30 13 Spark#
4 Jan 22 1:10 12 Spark*
5 Jan 21 1 -10 110 Tern
22 Jan 22 7 .00 9 Spark#
26 Jan 26 8:00 213 B L
60 Bv npp't
73 Jan 22 7.20 14 Spaik#
FOODS, NUTRITION, AND
HEALTH <F Nl
120 Jan 27 8:00 14 H Ec
220 Jan 22 7:00 205 H Eo
151 Bv app’t
791 Jan 22 10 20 208 Bouck*
FORESTRY (FOR)
421 Jan 22 3:10 202 For
FRENCH (FR)
1 Jan 27 3 30 9 Spark*
2 Jan 21 10.20 417 WU
30 By app’t
40 By app't
301 By app’t
GENERAL EDUCATION
INTERNATIONAL UNDER
STANDING (INT U)
300 .Jan 23 1:10 214 Wil
GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS (G HE)
15 Jan 28 8:00 214 Wil
GEOGRAPHY (GEOG)
20 Jan 28 10:20 219 E E
AMONG OUR MORI THAN 30 TOURS
• RUSSIA, POUND A WISTIRH SUROH
• ISRAa A WISTSRN lUROM
• NORTH, CENTRAL A SOUTHIRN SURON
• nSTIVAIS OF ART A MUSIC
• "RIO CARKT" LUXURY TOUR
• VOLKSWAGEN "DXIVI-IT-YOUMIU" TOUR
• DAUFHINI "DRIVMT-YOURSTU" TOUR
• OLYMPIC TOUR—RITURM VIA TO7 JIT
• lUROM VIA TNI SOUTH ATMNTIC *
• lUROM A UTIN AMIRICA STUOY TOURS
• lUROM A “OSIRAMMIROAU” PASSION PLAY
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
21 Jan 25 3:30 201 Wil
24 By app't
GEOLOGY (GEOL)
20 Jan 27 10:20 214 Boucke
31 Jan 25 3:40 210 M 3
400 By app't
451 By app't
GERMAN (GER)
1 Jan 25 8:00 217 Wil
2 Jan 22 3:30 1 Spark,
2T Jan 22 3:30 1 Spark,
HEALTH EDUCATION (HL ED)
125 By app’t
HISTORY (HIST)
5 Jan 25 3:30 220 Wil
14 Jan 22 7:00 112 O L
15 Jan 21 3:3 0 220 Wil
IS Jan 25 10:20 220 Wil
20 Jan 21 8:00 220 Wil
21 Jan 25 10:20 301 Wil
417 Jan 25 8:00 220 Wil
455 Jan 21 8:30 301 Wil
HOME ART (H ART)
240 Jan 21 7:00 220 H Ec
HOME-COM3IUNITY RELATION
SHIPS (H C R)
100 By app't
HOME MANAGEMENT AND FAMILY
ECONOMICS (HM F E)
310 Jan 23 3:30 208 Boucke
HOUSING AND HOME EQUIPMENT
(HS EQ)
324 By app’t
HORTICULTURE (HORT)
1 By app't
HOTEL ADMINISTRATION (H A)
351 Jan 2L 7:00 308 Boucke
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (I E)
SOI Jan 22 1:10 204 Eli* C
215 By app't
327 Jan 22 8:30 204 Ena C
328 Jan 21 10:20 204 Ena C
332 By app’t
315 Jan 21 10:20 203 Ena O
337 By app't
405 Jan 21 7:00 204 Ena O
INSTITUTION ADMINISTRATION
(IN A)
410 Jan 25 8:00 300 Boucke
JOURNALISM (JOURN)
1 By app't
4 Jan 2 ! 10:20 8 C B
40 Jan 22 3:10 8 C II
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A Campus-to-Career Case History
Bill Dugan goes over work schedules with Chief Operator Merle Brauch in the Des Moines toll center.
BUS Dugan wanted responsibility.
See how he’s done in |us< four years.
When William P. Dugan graduated from
State University of lowa in 1955, he had
a degree in business administration, a
■wife, and a firm resolution to get ahead
in business.
Bill went to work with Northwestern
Bell Telephone Company at Des Moines.
“I wanted to work where I’d find real
opportunities for advancement and get
the training necessary to take advantage
of them,” he says. “I couldn’t have made
a better choice.”
Ten months of diversified training
taught Bill the “language” of the business
and gave him the know-how and self
assurance he needed. He was ti ansferred
to the Traffic Department at Cedar Rapids
where he gained experience in operating
Bill Dugan found the career he was looking for
with a Bell Telephone Company. You might find
yours, too. Talk with the Bell interviewer when
he visit» your campus—and read the Bell Tele
phone booklet on file in your Placement Office.
41 By app't
42 By app't
92 By app't
468 Jan U 1:19 I 0 B
LATIN (LATIN)
13 By «pp't
LIBRARY SCIENCE (I. 90
1 Jan 2D B:PD 6 Lib
MATHEMATICS (MATH)
42 Jan 25 3:30 203 Wil
43 Jan 22 10:20 209 Wil
44 Jan 25 7:00 303 Wil
ls By app't
409 Jan 26 8:00 SIS Wil
451 Jan 23 10:20 315 Wil
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (H 8)
82 Jan 22 10.20 211 UK
54 Jan 21 10:20 211 M B
103 Jan 23 3 :30 211 ME
112 Jan 21 7:00 211 ME
120 By app’t
153 Jan 25 10:20 211 M 8
METALLURGY (METAL)
59 Jan 21 1 :10 225 M I
METEOROLOGY (METEO)
300 Jan 22 3 :30 229 M I
MINERAL PREPARATION (MN PR)
415 Bv app't
MUSIC (MUSIC)
6 Jan 22 7:00 2 W B
NATURE EDUCATION (NA ED)
8 By app't
25 By app't
PHILOSOPHY (PHIL)
1 Jan 22 7:00 11 Main
2 Jan 21 10:20 213 B I.
3 Jan 27 10:20 1 Spaika
PHYSICAL SCIENCE (PH SC)
7 Jan 25 7:00 104 O L
PHYSICS (PHYS)
100 Jan 21 1:10 104 O I.
215 Jan 22 10:20 104 O L
237 By app't
400 Jan 25 7 :00 113 O L
411 By app't
453 Jan 21 3:30 113 O I.
PLANT PATHOLOGY (PPATH)
10 Jan 22 8 :00 303 B I,
11 By app't
POLITICAL SCIENCE (PI. SC)
4 Jan 23 7 :U0 200 Arnisby
10 Jan 21 7.00 1 Sparka
14 By app’t
20 J*n 21 1:10 l Spnrkt
433 Jan 31 7:00 T Sparka
PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS
(P N G)
,350 By app't
PSYCHOLOGY (PSY)
2 Jan 21 10:20 12 Spaika
21 Jan 25 8:00 5 Sparks
415 Jan 21 10:20 5 Sparka
417 Jan 25 1:10 5 Sparka
422 Jan 23 8:00 3 Spaika
427 Jan 23 8-00 1 Sparka
RECREATION EDUCATION (RC ED)
226 By app’t
RELIGIOUS STUDIES (RI. ST)
18 By app't
RURAL SOCIOLOGY <R SOC)
11 Jan 22 7:00 202 Wan
RUSSIAN (RUS)
1 Jan 23 3:30 1 Sparka
2 Jan 21 7:00 1 Sparka
3 Jan 21 8:00 I Sparka
SECONDARY EDUCATION (SECED)
251 Jan 25 10:20 201 Wil
232 Jan 25 10:20 219 Wit
4-36 By app't
594 By anp’t
SHORTHAND (SHORT)
1 Jan 25 8:00 119 Boucka
SOCIOLOGY (SOC)
1 Jan 25 7:00 8 Sparka
3 Jan 22 7:00 S Sparka
12 Jan 22 8:30 17 Spaika
13 Jan 22 1:10 1 Sparka
SPANISH (SPAN)
3 Jan 22 8:00 1 Spaika
SPEECH (SPCH)
203 Jan 25 3:30 1 Spaika
300 Jan 23 3:30 8 Spark-.
SPEECH EDUCATION (SP £A)
436 By app’t
THEATRE ARTS (THEA)
62 Jan 21 3:30 217 Wil
TYPING (TYP)
1 Jan 22 8 :00 119 Boucka
2 Jan 22 8-00 119 Houck.
VETERINARY SCIENCE (V BC)
400 By app't
ZOOLOGY (7.00 L)
3 .lan 22 .1:30 204 F L
29 Jan 21 8 .00 204 F L
33 Jan 21 3:30 218 B L
41 Jan 25 10:20 105 * L
room procedures, force scheduling and
training and in supervising opeiating
personnel. He returned to Des Moines
and in February, 1959, was piomoted to
District Traffic Supervisor there.
Today, Bill heads up an organization
of ten supervisory people and about 250
telephone operators who handle approxi
mately 42,000 calls each day.' He is also
responsible for auxiliary services such as
Information and the Telephone Company
switchboard. ~
“This is a booming business,” sa\s
Bill. “There are new problems coming up
every day to keep my job interesting and
challenging. I don’t know where a man
can find more genuine opportunities to
improve himself.”
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