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

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H '25 QP H '5 1 ti x 'hs ., iS'3'5's h ' ti . .5 ,'..v in 1- ' ' i , C' f ' AUGUST 20-25-ORIENTATION WEEK' Things were sure busy during the Orientation Week Student Orientation was held August 20-21 The follow- ing information sessions were given: Mr Coberley drugs and VD Mr. Sams the lecture method of teaching Roy Ball and Sue Hanson rules and regulations and student activities' Mrs. Driscoll reading and study skills' Dr DeCabooter com- munity collegesg Mrs. Williams, individualized coursesg and Mr. Zimmermann, LRC orientation. On August 23 a dance sponsored by the Student Senate was held. Genesis Rock, a band from Peoria, performed during the outdoor dance. On August 25 Family Orientation was held, with talks given by Dr. DeCabooter, Dr. Reid, and Mick Henneberry. On September 21 the Student Senate sponsored a campus-wide picnic at Francis Park to culminate the first month of school. lf. - -2

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au ' W ' . .l .v .SAI W ,a 3 OKXLNTIIAQT E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 J . Strike one! for Annette Seyller as Roy Ball tries to catch the base- ball during the Orientation-Picnic baseball game. Connie Hill pitches the ball while third-baseman Sue Hanson stands ready for a line-drive. Mr. Zimmermann talks to students about how to use the Learning Resources Center. Kevin Mercer carefully completes one of the many forms necessary for registration. Mr. Coberley chuckles when Chris Cinnamon asks about the ossibili- ty of adding Creative Basllcetweav- ing to his schedule. Tim Estes celebrates the Start of a new school year by attending the Orientation Week dance. They danced in the streets during the outdoor Orientation Week dance! Parents and students listen to a talk given during Family Orientation. Debbie Charles waits for another student to come to the book store to purchase his books and supplies. Parents question Dr. DeCabooter and Dr. Reid during Family Orientation. Genesis Rock performed during the Orientation Week dance. Mrs. Szalo helps Caron Orwig and Tim Odey register for classes. Freshmen students listen to a disf- cussion about the advantages and disadvantages of community colleges during Orientation Week. 5. a Q, ,t 5 'kv '2 - sv- tff fz sa- . 3 ' 4 N , 3 9 3 ..--- '

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lf.2.,,f-'Apllt Here stand those four courageous crea- tures who later sacrificed their lives for BI-IE's Whole Hog Barbecue! Mr. Coberley and Mitch Winn repare to trim the porkies at the locker plant. Al Kitterman checks the lid on the BBQ roaster. Mr. Coberley and Mr. Stahl carefully lift out one of the hogs when barbe- cued to perfection. Mr. Stahl, Wayne Mowers, and Roy Ball place the barbecued hog on a table so that it will be ready when the first hungry guests arrive. George Giesenhagen, Mr. Anderson, Dennis Aupperle, Mr. Wolf, and Wayne Mowers carefully slice the pork. Mr. Postier and Mrs. Tyler count money and tickets at the door. Student Senate members Connie Puck- ett and Theresa Steffen serve the pork and other goodies to Mrs. Beechler and others. When it ap eared that the pork would run out before everyone had their fill, Mr. Raber desperately looked for some- thing else to roast: namely, Mr. Aup- perle! Some of the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Keist and Mr. and Mrs. Carney. Mr. Divers hurries to join the line of waiting guests. After the barbecue begins the long and tedious process of cleaning the roasters. 1