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

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Whole Hog BBQ Sfimulafes earfg Appefifes . X, : ,r ,... - .li .,. , . . . lVlr. Postier and lVlr. and Mrs. Coberley toast a successful barbecue . .. . DM: 'M .uv?'4,g . . . much care is taken in preparing the pork . . . l , ' f- iff. , - . 4. WW - , - ,nf 1. , 5 ,. I ,, ' 1341- 5? , - f .1 uf f f ! y- af f fy, 5 C ' . V ., aim, ,ff f . , 'B M X I Z ww ww ff E f , X lf' ikpvvf Q X I 5314 . . . a delicious dinner and an enjoyable time 4 ,-,f ' , 4 X 1 ,-'ff'--J f '22 J ,Q I . . . Black Hawk East was the scene of another Whole Hog BBQ, and as before, it was a success. The students did most of the work by handling ticket sales. Student Senate picked up people from the High Rise and the Nurses helped with the serv- ing of food. It is a special event which faculty and students contribute to. The hogs are cooked at the campus, while the other food is catered. Veda Townsend contributed her services by handling the food preparations. The turnout for the BBQ was approximately 700 people. The profits received are then used for 850.00 scholarships, given to the students. Comments on the BBQ: Rod Lorenson The scholarships are substantial, and people generally appreciate getting them. Dave Sprague lstudent chairman two years for BBOl says, The BBQ is beneficial in seeing the students and faculty work together: also bringing the people out from the High Rise is rewarding to see the people enjoy themselves. He also adds, The whole event takes a lot of work, and the last minute prepara- tions at 5:30 may result in a finger being added to the cole slaw. . .. S X 7 ., , ,Q F me 'K ff 9 fem! i s ' fi its I ' . ..c, f . . . Mr. Sams takes a big bite ... WHOLE HOG BARBECUE 15 l J

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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

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BHE Golfers Take Second Place in Arrowhead Conference Date September 11 September 13 September 18 September 20 September 27 October 2 October 9 October 10 October 11 October 19 October 23 L, f J 1 . 1 -I It , -k , . k:w.:.?? Q71 ,.a1m.,e.X, , m,!,:x,v... X Opponent 1 Oern Highland College eltrlangularl O2 1 Y 1 ' K L lllinois Central College ltriangularl Y 1 t 1 1 x'Vl' ffaiflf eeh11o Spoon River V 0 be ffl 1lr.e .1 , Black Hawk o ' no Carl Sandburg 1 1 tl ' 1 Kishwaukee 1 1 0 lp a Carl Sandburg 1 ' Q 'A Black Hawk 0 l '1 1' Sauk Valley 1 1 Illinois Central College 0 1 Highland College 1 O lf Spoon RiverVCollege 1 0 Kishwaukee 1 Q Sauk Valley 1 0 Arrowhead Conference Tournament Second Place l l l 16 GOLF ...BHE GOLF SQUAD: lLeft to rightlt Butch Verstraete ,coachg Bill Kohler, Jerry Dragolovich, Tim Genster, Flobert Barnes