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

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CAMPUS DEVELCPMENT Initially, the voters created the district and the campuses. And, although the earth was empty, the spirit of the College moved -. over it. Then, they said to let the campus begin and it began. X .. g 1 My my Y mal s l i' x It ,. ww' 1-L They said to let there be grass . . . 'll l 'Qi ,sf s. x ...X wtjg.-1 N ff. Vin The workers divided the space into sections, and the construction began. ' E, wx i ' id rv' -re 1 .ip P J- 1. ge J- 'e '4-T an-Bib l,..-- .4 ' ' 4 90 , N. 5' t 6.4: Y-S

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B NURSING Betty Rake Qlnstructorj NURSING Judy Tyler flnstructorj I received my B,A. degree from Knox College in Galesburg and was a graduate of the Galesburg Cottage Hospital school of Nursing. I joined the Black Hawk East faculty in September of 1970. Betty Rake and I direct the Nursing Service Curriculum at B.H.E.C .... Before coming to Black Hawk I taught nursing at Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg. I was born in Onconta, New York. I attended Penn Wesleyan College, Allentown, Pennsylvania for two years, and took nurses training at Milford Hospital in Delaware. For three years I was an Air Force nurse. I also spent a year in Zambia, Africa doing missionary work. Then I taught three years at the Cottage Hospital School of Nursing, Galesburg, Illinois, prior to coming to B.H.E. as an instructor in the Practical Nursing Program. 'Zim

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ini It fn -. , x -vx 25 With a brush were whisked away the signs of what had been: so as to show what was to be assi Home os BLA: K HAW K 5 EAST c o LLE G E ...... Fon INFORMATUO fz CALL KEWANEE 3599 The students came two by two . . . all through the year. The day arrived when the campus could show how far it had come. if 27