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

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BHE Receives First Place for Parade Enhfg 4 lVlr. Coberley, Angie Darzes, Dave Sprague and one of the trophies... X. 94 , 4-:AQ-qs ..-A 4355. kr . . .the winning parade entry E 1? :? e.?fa'? AY 6 C J,'-ff P? .gf VM,-.rw , of' . . . Chris Panagos and Doug Baird ada mire the trophy . . . . . . Again this year, the BHE Hog Festival float was a vvinner. The float's motto The price of meat is suicidal enabled us to vvin first place for the float that best depicted Hog Days. . . In addition, the float's constructional beauty vvon the 1973 Hog Days Parade Sweepstakes which means vve were considered by the judges as being the best float in the parade. . . The float was constructed at Dr. DeCabooter's home. Those who helped in the presentation and construction were as follows: Dr. DeCabooter, Ted Coberley, The Cravattas, Fred Bennett, Doug Baird, Angie Darzes, Deb Bitenour, Diane O'Neill, lVliIlie Whitmer, Gus Panagos, and Chris Pana- gos . . . . . . two more trophies to add to the trophy case LABOR DAY PARADE 13

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560 Sfudenfs Regisfer for Classes af BHE . . . the Fall Semester of 1973 brought at least 560 students to BHE for registration . . . 345 full time and 215 part time . . . including 249 women and 311 men . . . who took a total of 6235 class hours . . . stops in the registration procedure i-n- cluded the counselor's office . . . the business of- fice . . . the bookstore . . . and the LRC . . .new students participated in three days of orientation sessions . . . and before long it was difficult to tell the new faces from the old as everyone began a challenging year... I 1 i 5 l V X IVlr. Coberley helps Patty Williams choose her schedule i . . . Cathi Moon makes a payment for tuition to Mr. Swanson . . . . . .Jim Pearson thumbs through a book at the Book Store . . . 12 REGISTRATION 'M' , i . . . Freshmen become acquainted with the LRC . . .

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A Weekend of Pleasure at Six Flags . . . on the weekend of September 29 and 30, a group of BHE students and faculty departed on a trip that included two days at Six Flags and an evening trip to the St. Louis Arch. The group left from the East Campus the morning of Saturday, September 29. The after- noon was spent at Six Flags and in the evening the group took a tour of the St. Louis Arch. Sunday, the BHE group returned to Six Flags for another afternoon of entertainment including the added attractions of singer Ann Murray in concert and a rain storm. The group departed from Six Flags Sunday evening at 6:00 P.lVl. and returned to BHE about 11:00 P.IVl .... . .ttf a few students had their eyes on rain while others had their eyes on other things . . . no words can express the fun and the thrill of a Six Flags' . . . this group will agree that the Six Flags trip had been a real eye- ride... .LL popper . . . c , Q e ...you could walk down this watery lane while singing in the rain... ...you meet the nicest people at Six Flags. .. 14 SIX FLAGS TRIF v '. 1 I , J S . 1 . rx, 'H