Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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-K JOHN BROEKER, as Torn, acts out one of his important scenes Creative Students Seek Productions October 29, 30, and 3l marked the showing of The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, the major dramatic production of the fall semes- ter. The play, directed by Mr. Ralph Drexler, included a cast of Jill Adams, Barbara Fulscher, John Broeker, and Lee Oliphant. Another highlight of the fall semes- ter was the Fine Art's Madrigal Dinner held December l5 at the Holiday Inn, Moline. A play, skits, and madrigals entertained the audience. BARBARA FULSCHER AND JILL ADAMS play the roles of daughter and mother in the Gloss Menagerie

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Liven College Scene ll, ADJUSTING Associate Professor T h o m a s Batell's robes are Miss Verity Whitley and Miss Marie Loucks HOLDING THE ATTENTION of the audience, Dr. Dwight Davis delivers his speech, entitled A Look Ahead l 41' 615 DR. KELLEY AWAITS the start of the Founder's Day Convocation Black Hawk's full-time faculty and the administration took part in a processional that began the program for the second annual Founder's Day convocation. This was followed by an invocation by the Reverend Marvin Raymond and an address by Superintendent of Moline School Dr. Dwight Davis. Dr. Davis' speech high- lighted the event. 1

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Outlet in Dramatic SINGING FOR THEIR SUPPER are the Madrigal Singers at the Fine Arts Madrigal Dinner LARRY MEADOWS, playing the role of Fenton, laments his love at the Madrigal Dinner pro- gram A FORMER BLACK HAWK STUDENT, Tony Schwartz, returns to play the role of Falstaff and bully Terry Morrison