Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Board of Education With Lee O. Dawson of East Moline as its president, the Black Hawk College Board of Ed- ucation assumed its Hrst year of responsibility in resolving current problems and planning the fu- ture of Black Hawk College. The seven member board decides, among other things, budgets and future policies at their monthly meetings. Under their able leadership, the college has gone through the most difheult of all years: the initial one. Lee O. Dawson, President Rey Brune Eugene H. Case The Rev. Kenneth M. Home Jeanne S. Kerns CMrs. R. JJ Neal Smith Rabbi Jordan I' Taxon X l 5

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President Richard E. Whalen B.S., Southern Illinois University M.A., University of Mississippi M.S., Ed.D., Indiana University L. Everett Belote Dean of the Evening Col- lege B.Ed., Western Illinois M.Ed., University of Illi- nois Head of Engineering De- partment Marvin Schiess B.A., Augustana College M.Ed., University of Illinois Comptroller of the College Education dministration Perhaps the most familiar people in the ad- ministration are the President, the Deans, and the Comptroller of the College. The Comptrollefs job, Filled by Mr. Marvin Schiess, is a new one and consists of handling all the money matters. Another new addition to the administrative staff this year was Mr. Edward Kilgus, Assistant to the Dean of Students. Dr. Hilda M. Wells B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. State University of Iowa Dean of Students Political Science Edward J. Kilgus B.S., Bradley Polytechnic M.A., Bradley University Assistant to the Dean of Students Head of Education Depart- ment Circle K Sponsor

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'W Dnly inaugurated. President Whalen twffieizilly b gins his duties as ht-:id of lilnek llgtwli College. Black Hawk's First The inaiignration of 21 president of the United States is .it rare ocea- sion indeed. but rarer still is the inauguration of 21 College president. Black Hawk College students had nn opportunity to observe one of these Cerernonies when llr. Richard Earle W'halen, Jr, was lIlL1Llgl1l'l1tCCl as the lirst President of Black Hawk College. Qver seventy representzltixvs from colleges and universities all over the nation were in attendance. The oldest college represented was Har- vard, liotinded in l636.