Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Debate Club 9 -3 Ev , XfV'1, , vu- Members of the Debate Club are, ffirst row, 1-rl: Kandra Driggs, Linda Johnson. qSeeond rowl: Larry Wat- son, Gary Martin, Peter Settle, Donn Johnson. qThird rowl: Mr. Henry Rainey, coach, Ron Jeskie, Clayton Carlson, Bruce Metzler, Mr. Robert White, asst. coach. The Debate Club traveled to the University of Chicago in December, Bradley University and Murray State in January, and twice to VVestern Illinois, first in November and again in February when they placed 3rd. Two of the members, Bruce Metzler and Peter Settle won the last eleven out of fourteen de- bates. Coach Rainey ffar left! and Mr. Robert White qfar right? discuss a topic with the outstanding members. fl-rlg Bruce Metzler, Kandra Driggs, and Peter Settle. 14, X'

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BHC's RA Joins Illinois' WRA W .......... .Ji 'Q' R In-11 f , as -ff'-wr-W-ff ... 1- .si is 4 I Q 1 sg-ww, , S-.49 0, f gsnask-i . X .. ' Q I 1 I Q ., A 1 9 , K ' Y . ..-........- Y N' , A-ii I .. ,....-.Q- ' .I Enjoying a game of volleyball are some of the WRA members. ' . ' ' 'T 1. x , ,7 3 J . X H 4 5,,4.m,.,,, gig f 'M'ir'1-no The W1111111-11's Rm-1111'-z1ti1111z1l Ass sm-i11tit111 has 1bl'l1t'llPtHl il physi- cal t'it111yss Ib1'0LI1'ilIIl with all its activities ee Hfl0l'11fN'l11 re0rez1- cr- tir111z1l gz1111t-s. a lmliv sale, 21 swim night, Ellltl 1-11-me-tl 1't-0111-11ti1'111z1l nights. ?v This 5'm1r they 1't'f'9lYt't,l their XVRA sw12z1tsl1i1'ts. The PI'0XVIllUL1' event was their trip to Nurtlic-1'11 lllinmis Uni- N'C'1'Nllf' i11 March for tl1O SCC- timml Spo1'ts1lz15' for Volleyball. They were Zlllli' To go This year as il result of their joi11i11g the Illinois XY11111011's RQQ1'eatio11al Atliletiv AssoQiatio11. Watching their members play are Q1-rj: Pat Race, Secretary-Treasurer: Sherry Boomershine, President: Judy Nacin, Vice-President.

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The Choir and Instrumenta, 0915391 ,gif l. if an tw 5515 Choir members, fleft-right, 1st rowl: Virginia Barrett, Judith Vensel, Elaine Sheperd, Ann Wilson, Sandy Isaacson, Nancy Olson, Dolores Gates, and Virginia Glaub. 2nd row: Adelia Lemkau, Anna Chrisman, Candy Johnson, Rose Atkins, Diane Thornton, Helen Gremonprez, Nancy Nichols, and Leslie Stange. 3rd row: Mr. George Donald Dyer, choral director, Michael McClimon, Gregory Martin, Connie Brandon, Steven Shipman, Robert Broadbent, Dennis VVeidenhamer, and Richard Elliott. 4th row: Thomas Rexdale, Steve Ferrell, Jeffrey Holmgren, Gordon Greer, Willa1'd Gustafson, Dennis Shipman, James Berry, and John Moore. Missing from picture are: David DeBates, Robert Samuelson, Cindy Macik, and Mr. Larry Smith, accompanist. Officers for Choir this year wereg Nancy Nichols, President: Gordon Greer, Vice-President: Helen Gremonprez, Secretary: and Diane Thornton, Librarian. First semester Debi Sipes was Librarian. 2 BO s.,,,v 9 '--J' qs The Choir and Instrumental Ensemble made their first appearance on Found- er's Day. The Instrumental Ensemble and the Madrigal singers presented a program for the Illinois Federation of XVomen's Clubs on October 28. The ensemble also played at Butterworth Center for the retired teachers. Members of the en- semble were in a pep band that played at the basketball games and performed in smaller groups for different occa- sions. The Madrigal singers, a brass ensemble, and the recorder group created the at- mosphere of the l5th Century for the Madrigal Dinner. In January. the lVinter Choral and Instrumental Concert was given. It en- compassed a variety of types and forms of music. On April 13 and 14 the choir and ensemble went on tour to Elgin Com- munity College and Judson College in Elgin. On April 29 and 30 two Music Concerts were given in connection with the Fine Arts Festival. One featured the choir and the other featured the instrumental ensemble. In June the choir and band combined for the Commencement exer- cises. The Music Department also acquired uniforms for the instrumental ensemble this year as Well as needed additional Madrigal costumes.