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

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1 iq f , .xv l r , fl x li 5 .1 YEARBOOK ART CLUB, CIRCLE K, YEARBOOK: 1 Becky McNeal prepares a sandwich during a Circle K-sponsored Ba.rbecuelBake Sale. Mr. joe DeVrieze takes a mug shot of Al Koch for the yearbook. Art Club member, joella Krause ponders a new project. Dorothy Bennett. Art Club president, poses with her art display. President Al Kitterman discusses a new service project during a Circle K meeting. YEARBOOK STAFF: Row 1: Chris Panagos, Don Ellis. Bill Panagos. Row 2: Diane Mumford, Sue Hanson, Lorrie Bennett,joella Krause. Yearbook Editor Pam Earley checks a page before it is sent to the publisher. CIRCLE K: Sitting: Carolyn Price. Mike Rinella. Row 2: Caron Orwig, Becky McNeal, Diana Logsdon. Row 3: Gene Gentry. Al Kitterman. Wayne Mowers, Mitch Winn. George Giesenhagen. Spectators view the various works dis- played during the Student Art Show. 114 1 lf J 4 , . l -In 8 l

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4 .. u Ht., . 'E -av 1 'F' . 49,59 Q . X JV N 'E fi , ,. A DECEMBER 6-7-1974 HOMECOMING: The Homecoming Game was played in the Armory against Spoon River College. During half-time, Connie Hill was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her Sophomore attendants were Stephanie Weber and Patty Williams, and her Fresh- men attendants were Carolyn Price and Theresa Colgan. Saturday evening the Homecoming Dance was held in the Galva Hotel. The theme of the Dance was Yellow Sub- marine and various Beatle trivia was used in the decorating scheme. Following the Dance a midnight movie was shown in the Student Center featuring QWhat else??l the Beatles in HELP! 1. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT: Row 1: Pat Nosalik, Cindy O'Brien, Michelle Hill, Diana Logsdon. Row 2: Pam Barley, Carolyn Price, Stephanie Weber, Pam Hanson, Queen Connie Hill, Cathie Moon, Patty Williams, Karen Erwin, Theresa Col an. 2. Diane Mumford and Roy Ball enjoy the dance! 3. The Aggies, too, were well represented at the Dance. 4. Al Ratcliffe and Cindy Ledford dance to a lively tune. 5. Bob Bickhaus and Queen Connie Hill pause to catch their breaths during a hectic evening. 6. The dancing lasted for hours . . . 7. . . .and hours. 8. Eugene Stuckman asks Sue Hanson if she would like some refreshments. - 9. Geoflge Giesenhagen and Caron Orwig dance to Color My Wor . 10. The Beatles' Yellow Submarine was the theme ofthe Dance. 11. Freshman Attendant Carolyn Price never seemed to tire! 12. What else is expected at a dance-except dancin ! 13. Pat Nosalik, May Jo Snyder, Gene Gentry, anfwayne Mowers pause to relax and discuss the festivities. Z Wim' awe ,su

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'Y STUDENT SENATE: One of the most active organizations at BHE, Student Senate, is involved in nearly every activity that occurs at the campus. Some of the many events sponsored by the Senate include: the Orientation Week dance and picnic, a Chicago trip, the Six Flags trip, Homecoming, the Chi1dren's Christmas Party, Time of the Season's dance, two Movie Orgies, the Happy Day picnic, and many others. The Senate was also represented on many campus committees. 1 12, fa' 7 'VM K i M, ,ff-, 1 ,Yak II Ja' ,. t.,, ,sg -f , S. x , ,..n.+g 41 'W ziln mlm img? 3