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

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Q A 0 '-L ' 1 'fs it ?f.f it fi 1 . N X .':4. -1. , z- W s 1 1:54 , Jn 1 Q: l 1 4, ??'y26W , -A A.. my .-........ CAROLYN ANDERSON Carolyn Anderson is an As- sistant Professor of Business. She helps supervise the Business Lab and teaches Office Occupations courses. A Mrs. Anderson received her B.S. from Western Illinois University, her M.S. from Michigan State University. LANNY ANDERSON Lanny Anderson, an Asso- ciate Professor, teaches ag mechanics courses and helps with the placement and su- pervision of the work exper- ience for agriculture stu- dents. Mr. Anderson earned his B.S. in Ag Education and his M.Ed. at the University of Illinois. ELDON R. BUD AUPPERLE As Coordinator of Agricul- ture, Mr. Aupperle ls respon- sible for the entire ag pro- gram. In addition, this year he taught ag math, held seminars, and took care of the placement and supervi- sion of some of the students on work experience. Mr. Aupperle earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees at the University of Illinois. WILLIAM A. BENNETT The Aledo Cluster of the Veteran's Farm Program is taught by Bill Bennett. Mr. Bennett earned his B.S. at Illinois State Uni- versity. r .1 sf.. .-,H 'Fig ik-

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THEODORE R. COBERLEY Dean of Student Services, Ted Coberley, manages financial aids, counsels, and coordinates admissions, registration, and records. Ted received his B.S. at Illinois State University, and his M.S. at the University of Wisconsin lStoutl. FREDERICK E. STAHL Fred Stahl is the Dean of Instruction coordinating all academic programs, including university parallel, vo- cational, and adult education, and teaches Philosophy 101-103. Mr. Stahl received his B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University. Q. , 'ci L1 A-Q3-r sz ,Vg , .LV X 1 sl- 9' Z of . 1 an O f I DALE E. SWANSON Mr. Dale Swanson, Director of Business Affairs at the East Campus, is responsible for all non-academic func- tions connected with operation of the campus. Mr. Swanson attended the Kewanee Business College and has 25 years experience as manager of a local farmers' cooperative. LAWRENCE ZINIMERMANN Larry Zimmermann is Director of the Learning Re- sources Center, and as such is responsible for the ac- quisition and distribution of publications and audi-vi- sual materials. Mr. Zimmermann earned his B.S. at Northern Illinois University. ii

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U u an IMWQ' l- IX - n'r:'f g,.....,-in '1L'.'Re f sf' ll u 'Af' Z le . -I.. I . . . O- 9 5 . at . 9. C 1 I . . s f P.1l'f3 PvA.r RALPH A. BENTON A Professor in the Agricul- ture program, Dr. Benton taught ag economics, farm management, and ag mar- keting courses and supervised students on work experience. Dr. Benton's bachelor's and master's degrees in ag education are from the Uni- versity of Nebraska, his Ph.D. in ag economics is from the University of Illi- nois. DAVID L. BRADBURY David Bradbury is an As- sistant Professor of English and Journalism. Mr. Brad- bury teaches English 101 and 102, Modern Fiction, and su- pervises the Yearbook. .Mr. Bradbury earned his A.A. from Grand View Col- lege, B.A. from Drake Uni- versity, and NLS. from Illi- nois State University. KENT CLAUS SEN Kent Ciaussen is an Assis- tant Professor and Coordina- tor of the Business Program. In addition, he teaches In- troduction to Business, Ad- vertising, Marketing, and Economics. A Mr. Claussen received his M.S. in Marketing from Northern Illinois University and his 8.5. from Bradley University. W KEITH COWDERY Joining the staff for the spring semester of 1977, Keith Cowdery is an Instruc- tor in the Mechanical Powr Technology Program housed at Elmira. Cowdery earned an associ- ate degree in applied sci- ence at Spoon River College and has had ten years exper- ience working in the field of agriculture equipment me- chanics. ' ser f 1: if? 524' if 'Ti?L-.sry V A' All-f-J X Y fy many new .iff 'Jag I , 'M-...M In ,.- Qs. an ...-.weak ' ' 4 N