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

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Homecoming Activities Togetherness. . . A little bit of Spice . . . Three days of festivities composed the homecoming season which took place on December 7,8, and 9, 1972. The excitement started Thursday evening with a victorious basketball game over Clinton. After the game, a rousing evening was climaxed with the flick, The Secret War of Harry Frigg. The refreshments for the evening turned out to be an over-abundance of pizzas. lt is somewhat difficult to split 50 pizzas between 28 people and be fair about the whole thing. The second day opened with a trip to the Elks Room for the annual dance. Spice , from Chicago, provided the music, and the evening ended with the crowning ofthe homecoming queen. Saturday was the final day of the eventful weekend. The Y.lVl.C.A. provided the place and the students and the faculty the fun for four hours of rough and rousing entertainment. 1971 Queen Pam Ftedfearn crowns 1972 Queen Mary l-lenneberry. 19

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Prospects register for Bl-lE classes, Registration for classes is the natural result of recruiting activities. For fall courses, registration began early in June and continued until classes began in mid-September. The busiest period is the regular registration week just before classes begin each semester. Numerous elections are held every year, and 1972-73 was no exception. Probably the most suspenseful and important are the elections for the Homecoming Queen and her court and for Student Senate Representatives in the fall, and in the spring those elections for Student Senate President and Vice President. A first for Bl-lEC was Greaser Day held late in the fall semester. Interested students dressed like kids did ten or fifteen years ago in the 195O's. The guys tried to see vvho could get their hair the greasiest, and the gals had contests to see who had the reddest lipstick. Greaser Day Gang - Row 1: S. Lahr. D. Sprague. G. Lee l-lenneberry, S. Kida. Registration Elections, and Greaser Day l L DHVE ZlVTlFTlEl'fTlElf'l VOTES fOV QUEEN J. Kinsella. Row 2: P. Clark, lvl. EE' Rf. his 71:21.14 5912 , up -,I .1 4' . use-'fl -it N K f'

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