Black Hawk College East Campus - Wahian Yearbook (Galva, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1969 volume:

Table of Contents DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION ACADEMICS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES PHOTOGRAPHS GRADUATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F Today u II 'DT v29 M IHUUHNK KEHST C LLEGE l gf sv: NUKTQAGENTRAL Assonumon Q or comes Ann unnm scnuols 4 Q ,N Q ' A . L C u1-une HQME OF Bl-ACK HAWK EAST COLLEGE Fon msonwumou CALL Kewzmes a-ssso W ,,...?,V. .., ..,, . , K Dedication Message wi We dedicate the 1968-1969 WAHIAN, the first edition of the Black Hawk East College yearbook to lVlr. Gust E. Lundberg. It is our belief that Nlr. Lundberg stands first among the many concerned individuals who helped to make Black Hawk East College a reality. Without him and his work on behalf of the college, it might never have existed at all, save as an idea. With his insight, his awareness, his concern, and his constant help, Black Hawk East has begun to realize the tremendous potent- ialities that it alone can fulfill. Thus, to Nlr. Gust E. Lundberg, as a measure of our gratitude, respect, and esteem, we dedicate our efforts as recorded in this endeavor. :Wg 'SH xWYfVwNxN QS SQ N - N N n ,SW W 1. XZ: FIM X Rf V Si falgaff Qi? X Li as . , -f fff 'N llimEYY kia? llllgl - ' ...--.- , v fl' , ' I4 E ill N - Nwxliwfx X 5015 gg cg Vff I + 4 N z- will QNlgx1l l XXX-x Zfgfffb' ip J , 4 Aki? N 57 i .-+ 4 '?'.3'Ti '-vi' S 'T ld, 1,-' A' 50.19 ,I-,I A . 7 , uMi3g1 28.4 P'P'!E S33 Jimi 131 ' Rl ml by My 'v 'l - . . V ., . H, , gen ,xx 1-W '9 9: 'ik U ' '- xqsl X . 'N 1 5 ,viii 1 . . ---- ln. , .,-u -I , 4 'T7' 'zffuei ,Fil 1 L. r411w': 1u.P K, K xgx it ...fi rf I ., , . f-- ' f I -m - ,E 4 1, az! 'iff' - --5175 , ,.. ' I an f'- X ' XV - B!5'-'-' f-r '-1 f - bi-Q., , ' lf' L A 1711 XXX 1 Q j I Wxxyxyxxw ' ' 'UIQIW 5 , -, ,ff , Wffff W'P MAX F. WINGETT ADMINISTRATIVE DEAN kg W Day in Deeds Life ,MLW z K 1 Coordinator of Student Services JAMES W PITTS W-' 'f mX vw tW,ggaAh .III ll' fyf NXXXN JD Lyfyq, tg' Q A dmv ji 'TSMG F N. . , , 5 lx 'Rig ' X ee x 532'-.':7V ' ' 'xv ' 7 5 iffif-71.47 qfjiidi' 'A SH I 1 C. L JU ZS Faculty SL Staff B. H. E. C. Faculty Row 1: lVlr. Pitts, Dean Wingett, lVlr. Aupperle, lVlr. Stahl, lVlr. Anderson. Row 2: lVlr. Bradbury, lVlr. Shook, lVlr. lVlilam, lVlr. Maguire, lVlr. Shirk, IVlr. Hulteen Mrs. Haines lVlrs. Collinson Q Aovlsonv committee ELDON R. AUPPERLE Coordinator, Agriculture Education The Agriculture program expanded from one occupational program to two this year with the addition of Agricultural Production. Enrollment jumped from 22 to 55 students. The general objective of classroom theory implemented with prac- tical, on-the-job experience was well achieved. The future of the agriculture programs at Black Hawk East College looks bright as an Agriculture transfer program was added to the Agriculture curriculum for 1969-1970 and the Advisory Committee met to determine the feasibility of an Agricultural Mechanics program. The Management aff DON NICREYNOLDS ELDON R AUPPERLE BOB FUHR JB 4 Q- DARL FIKE RON ERICSON STAN GINGRICH DAN HOGE LANNY ANDERSON Q' ' The Challenge. . . Learning use gf? The Future. . . Earning f X Fostering An Educational and Professional Spirit 'Y' it rr 'rf' , , 1 w , , , tg? 4 .x X 1, - ig we ifflgjtgix 'W fqliixfg--fi Rewarding Those Who Excel ' if17 'h' - 1'-LQ gb - - X .QRIAY A Farmers Grain Dealers of Illinois Scholarship Illinois Foundation F.F.A. Scholarship .... -1. Custom Farm Service, lnc. Grant FINE ARTS A 45. xx --ew r'Ib-ICD 332 Q Q Jw., F-UZ W. 'CICOUUIPIJCD ART F M' f K, T' N - , . ,L,, , Q, 4-Pk . MJ, 1.. A 1 N? Ab' fm -A g ,L gi t :UZ 23-150 'U 5 ra. 0 Qi an Q. CD 3 0 CD nf is ZI'l'll'l'l-ll'CI VJ'-IICO Ig l F KOOIUJ WFNEJPL IIE I II II I II I, I I II JI YI I I I I I , l'TII'CCDDZ I-IU1ZZl 'I7! 502 .II I I I I I I I I I i I II I1 I. EI II II II I I 5 113 Og ZI Z1Pl Z '-4 I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' X 'Z' -H.. 3- M a ,. J ' A if Q. ' vw , 'Hey Wiz C68 I 3 -N5 rk fwf ff 4 L,-w S x A 'IIUI P ,, 5 I 1 A 91 :Y glut W 'E r. 1 , D yqx X Y qv ', F ll ' I '--ulLlXl , , X 'Q I ': -slat: , 5 . f ,Ja 115, X fill' ' .l 1 f ' ' ll I I f i U XJ X f I 9 X 'PM S , nw X Q X i i 'H--an f 1 Vx v I' Kass- NX., my-Q Qmyxu nllll ff ' f X6 X f' f fffg X ,,....,- nxalllmlmflmjdyllfwwfz 'S 'HU' '-Q'--4. fd-,..1 .... Qgi...---i' ,,1,, ,- ,-,.ii.,,....i1-' 'Ill L 5 'llllllllllllllllllKlKlllllll The 1968-1969 school year savv the formation of many new organizations at Black Hawk East College with a subsequent rise in extra-curricular activities for the students. In addition to the already Agri-Business Club, the Student Senate, the Journalism Club, and the Black l-lavvk East College cheerleaders a chapter of the Young Republicans was formed, a local Circle K club was chartered, a psychology club was undertaken, a pep band was founded, and drama activities were initiated at the college. , i l -, Drama Club w,m..w.,,..75fm Bottom row - left to right: J. Craig, S. Lang, J. Nlurnan, P. Goodwin, B. Houch, C. Baker. Top rovv: lVlr. Bradbury, P. Hornback, J. Selden, J. Jacobsma, C. VanBrandeghen, J. Wilson, A. Halsell, lVlr. Stahl. L Pep Band Left to right: D. Greenhagen, K. Gedville, IVI. Lind, L. Robinson, lVl. Johnston, J. Craig, D. Van Nieuvvenhuyse, B. Houch, R. Thomas. Yearbook .. Q li 9 Bottom row - left to right: P. Goodwin, C. Baker, J. lVlurnan, S. Lang. Top row: lVlr. Stahl, N. Jackson, K. Gedville, P. Colgan, B. Beauprez, C. Shavv, J. Wilson, P. Wolters. Newspaper , Bottom row - left to right: B. Hepner, S. Lang, B. Beauprez, P. Wolters, C. Baker, P. Goodwin Top row: Mr. Stahl, P. Colgan, C. VanBrandeghen, C. French, J. lVlurnan, J. Wilson, D. Daniels, Mr. Bradbury Young Republics-1n's Club Bottom row - left to right: Nlr. Stahl, N. Jackson, J. Seiden, J. Wilson, P. Hornback, Mr. Shirk. Top row: P. Goodwin, S. Lang, B. Hepner, C. Baker Circle K Club Bottom row -left to right: G. Duffy, T. Hamilton, R. Billiet, B. Hamilton. Top row: Mr. Pitts, P. Goodwin, R. Shambaugh, J. McConnaughy, J. Craig. Psychology Club E5'ltH.fWll K Q Bottom rovv -left to right: J. Jacobsma, T. Hackvvith, A. Halsall, B. Beauprez, J. Leffelman, P. Wolters. Top rovv: K. Wysovvski, lVlr. Hulteen, J. Nlurnan, R. Shambaugh, A. Witt, G. Davis, D. VanNieuwenhuyse, J. Seiden. Student Sena? Bottom rovv - left to right: R. Johnson, J. Wells, IVlr. Pitts, R. Shambaugh. Top row: S. Talbot, G. Taets, R. Billiet. Black Hawk East KATHY ROBBINS ICAPTAIRII JUDY HOTTINGER ANITA HALSALL I PHIL GOODWIN Cheerleading Squad 4 j. DELCINE DANIELS BETH BEAUPREZ MARY JOHNSTON Collegiate athletic activities at Black Hawk East were limited almost exclusively to basketball during the 1968-1969 season. The season was a disappointing one for Coach Jack lVlilam, as he and his players lost all but one game to superior junior college teams in Illinois. Despite the losing season, morale and desire on the team seemed to grow, as several members showed considerable improvement and potential for next season. The greatest moment of the season occurred when the lowly Warriors faced powerful, rated Lincoln College in the sectional at Carthage. The Warriors lost by a few points after giving Lincoln the battle and the scare of its life. Inspired by this display of ability, desire, and perserverance, Warrior mentor Jack Milam looked forward more hopefully toward a third season. Xl QL A . W 'ff ll r ,I 'll 1 , 'Q' I X :N XM' X? 'K ,- L., 5 ,. 19751-p1x X ZQ 2 U X X X af 'p X-Z U! . r x rw 7 'Q Q - P ' f R N x'1'l 1 X' X! ,f W u Y' Q, X NCI, u ,pffgl ws, X ,Milf 'e1 if. X I s ,1 Iif'!-4 pw-wff M Sag., xl 5 34 fiiiu. Q MSN-I '51 x E 4 10510 l f I 1968-69 Warriors: Gene Scott, Bernie Smith, LaDonn Mclntyre, Mike Stairwalt, Bill Smith, Coach Milam Bon Shambaugh, Larry Dixon, Louis Guthrie, Dud Lee, Bill Hamer, and Al Ziegler. Game 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC BHEC 1968-69 R ECOR D 83 Sauk Valley College 72 Keokuk 91 Palmer Junior College 55 Muscatine Indians 73 Clinton 86 Carl Sandburg J. C. 69 Illinois Valley C. C. 61 Rock Valley College 76 Black Hawk West 84 Clinton 67 Winston Churchill 63 Augustana 76 Illinois Valley C. C. 56 Palmer Junior College 82 Carl Sandburg 67 Keokuk 40 Muscatine 60 Sauk Valley College 56 Western Ill. Un. IFroshl 80 Lincoln 104 106 129 117 110 119 107 120 M If ,fx QC A I U 1 Y If qNMX.x' 'J xx 'A X '39 144 ' E ax if , NX -NK 3 L 'Y BN Hama' Ron Shambaugh Q Gene Scott lk f ' Q ,fi 5' N i 1 r 1 ff f 24X 4 iFE9WH2Pb'WX' , S r . Ms... 4 W . M-nf ' Wah Mkke Staxf HDUd Lee I I I I I 1, I II. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I -I I I I ,K , I 'Iwi' 2 ' I., N., A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .II I M: X f Q ,.4., , ,.ewff P -- ,wsrw M. qA .,, V. amy' 'hun ,xx f 1' ' ' ,,..., . 1 W Q, ,., . . X t My k . zL,I'. B. ff-Q, P17 4 , 1 5, 1-fda I ,- F 'N . v 45, , k' 7 f H 1 Vi. Y ,zz ' D? ' 'Y l k 'gg w i I f umm Af' ' If Q . nik i , 3 , Y -WY! 5 Q J W ff -'NMn., f 3 if .1 th-J 5 X H ,,,...--...,,,:,, . ...,, M W VI K, , Vg Y A vurzllliiziki-iiflili W Q-.,. , I X' ff C s 'f f 2..M:,f H .-f ,, f ' - The 1968-1969 school year was filled with activities for the student body of Black Hawk East. A proliferation of all school and club activities were held throughout the year and were well attended and received by students and faculty alike. Freshman began and sophomores returned to the academic year by undergoing the arduous process of registration at the college gymnasium. Following registration, an orientation meeting and all school mixer was held. The opening activities of the first week were climaxed with Hell Week a series of sophomore planned activities for the enjoyment and edification of the freshman students. As the year progressed, Student Senate elections were held with Richard Doty being elected as the second Student Senate president on a campaign platform of activism and relevance for students and faculty alike. In November the Psychology Club held a Sadie Hawkins Dance which was well attended by students and faculty of the college and highlighted by the inner faculty marriages which took place during inter- mission. The climax of the first semester saw the sponsorship of the first annual Homecoming Dance at Waunee Farms. During the second semester one of the most fruitful activities was Senior Day a period of intro duction and orientation for area high school students. The year climaxed with Black Hawk East's first graduation, the last activity in a year of firsts. ,i 5 fi . C YR Ev A Q. A-: 'V ps 'QB' Q . 4' ' X fx Fi Z 1 f ' r I K r 5 5 r'IFi'42Y-56 , A , l I - 2 1.15 f fvva ' fd uq ff' Tux 1, S 1 l - .- ,N ra XX, I 6'1ul I, 6, 'I 1 O FZ I E N T A T I A Q O I I Y n if ww-13 WRU? Y 1 ing? if L. Q Vu HELL VVEEK 6?59'fr 'iF QR Q 5 S, E 5- rw X Q. I . ' I x S. ' A. . A..h......aX 68 Homecoming Events Q The presentation of roses to Queen Kathy. The Cold Water Army played for our after-game dance. XL ,,...-ff' i v The Saturday night dinner dance was held at Waunee Farm. IV x .K x r X I , if 1 Z, 1,' G 4 ,I i V' Q rf Q x .., 2 Q .1 'Y Q ,X 'Q X . g '11 '-1 fr ra, A smorgasbord dinner was served. The meal was enjoyed by all. Homecoming Queen end Attendants QUEEN KATHY CLARK ..,., .W E 'frrfg-gy Anita Halsall Judy Hottinger Kathy Robbins fir Ex f 1 i- uv g....,- Senior Day 5- ..- 71 MQ, P' . fsgfi 'X 'FUN J, ...L 0 Drama A Night of One Acts Nm ,-'PA x CM fa' 'Q -Y -5 f QQ M f. , ...--1 is 215 -.6 S 1 K , A,, I i bivilfsz. .. Y .'5f1- I. ! N W 47' :-92513 ' I' Sophonnores Anthony, Randy Beauprez, Beth Daniels, Delcine Gedville Kathy 4'--:gp 'ZXVF , x aff in Goodwin, Phil Greenhagen, Denny Headley, John Heartt John if ' iff ' ' V Q -exif as, 'W' 4-1 ,A 'ly 'ff -.SM , -.Q f QAAZZ S it se' .nL..,g.l MW' fha' lf: Hepner, Brandon Hornback, Phyllis Jackson, Nancy Johnston Mary ,ao-In NM, iqvt Lee, Dave Murnan, Joe Sh me uf . -V-W., ambaugh, Ron fi ow' .E Y .,..-4' Allen, Clay Carmichael, Dean Dennison, Steve 'Wye' qw-----v Griswold, Steve if 'f 33-5 nb ,v ' iv Baumgartner, John Wx Wx. . -'rv Clark, Kathy Duffy, on Hale, Jim Freshmen Bergthold, Pam gym- K A , 5 4 Bomleny, Cindy Craig, Jim Engstrom, Shirley , Nu. Hamilton, John Crossan, Mary A A' Gehrt, David Hotchkiss, Diane it A' .S S ffl ,- r 2' in W i' E vt- ww K , 2 l Q' ,,, 'S i sy M, v X' gr! 1 ' ' . izgsggzfe i 2-211-, ' Canham, Linda Davis, Greg 591 W Ytrzvv Gradert, Jim .f vi Jacobsma, Jean Mfdff if Lake, Kathy - 1 .W fl' Q .L Y' P O'Donnell, Pat I-0 Freshmen we, iv' Aff... wg Larson, Clar Leffelman, Julie Nloore, Charles Nelson, Pearl U if an -v-- I 5:40 sph- Riggins, Marian Robbins, Kathy Rogers, Larry Seiden, Janice si 5 ff- ,- QI f , Smith, Steve Stairvvalt, Mike Steel, Nancy Van Autreve, Bob . Na 3' fliv ri ,gl 'Wu Van Nieuwenhuyse, Dave Wankel, Dean Wolters, Pris I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I G R A D U A T I CJ N ' iv 1 V I ,wg A Q I Q, K HH W , n JJ x H 111 me u V X u l 1 ul 9 4 I' X iN ,. 4' F F wi 's i fl, N 5 I 5 Q 4 I 3 5 Y I r. Y -4 lj: lt' 1 ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hyster Co. Bates Water Service Blacks 84 Fletchers BreedIove's First National Bank Kewanee National Bank People's National Bank Sandy's Mercantile Printers Acme-Cleveland Corp. Advance Metalworking Anderson Appliances Bob's Drive-ln Liquor Boston House Dick Brubaker Chevrolet Carson Pirie Scott 81 Co. Danny Conner's Coiffures DeVrieze Studio Farm and Home Center Gustafson's Hughes Cadillac and Oldsmobile Illinois Power Company Dick Lang Aluminum Lily Tulip Cup Corp. McBroom's Milnes Chrysler Plymouth Murphy's Raymur Corporation Siegman's Furniture Martin Engineering Co. Robinson's Farm Service Swedman 84 Dines Union Federal Savings 84 Loan A. B. C. Signs Aleine's Beauty Salon Allen's Drive ln J Shell Allied Vet. Anderson's Jewelry Andy's Gulf Andrews 81 Andrews Annawan State Bank Bartz Auto Electric Bennison Paper Berlin Machine Shop Bill's Auto Electric Bill's TV Blake's Bootery Bondi's Boswell Dr. Bowman Bracken's Restaurant Cane's Red 84 White Market City Furniture 8i Rug Co. Clark Super 100 Coast to Coast Cowley's Sales Crystal Shop Paul A. Cushman Dain-T-Dame Beauty Shop Despain Food Market DiLor Greenhouse Draminski's Grocery Edward's Rambler Sales Fahnstrom's Family Shoe Outlet Family Affair Supdnut A. L. Freed Memorial Co. Galva Savings 8: Loan Assc. GambIe's George's Locker John W. Gish-Plumbing Glenn White Restaurant Golden Brothers Trucking Gray's Music Co. Glad Hats H. 84 H Oliver Service Harvey's Salon Johnson's Service Station Kirley 84 Sons lllini State Telephone Co. McNabbs Drug Store Morgan's Floral Art People's Cleaners Redebaugh Agency Reliable Cleaners The Shu Box Taylor 84 Son Texaco West Main Dairy Queen Yellow Cab Guild Drug Store Johnston Lumber Co. Rodak's