Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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1 xt? -'l BATTLING for the Rock lsland County Heart Fund, the faculty basketball team met the KSTT Good Guys, local disc jockeys. The benefit game was played Saturday, February 27, at the Calvin Coolidge Junior High School gymnasium. Despite a valiant struggle, the faculty was defeated 69-64. X DANCES can be fun for the chaperones, as well as the students, as Assistant Professor and Mrs. James Koch smilingly demonstrate,

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iL..'f x 3 ' i 3 TEACHERS, like students, need something to fortify themselves for the trials and tribulations of the day. More office than lounge, the faculty lounge illustrates the hectic pace which the instructors keep even while relaxing. MAKE THAT EXIT stage left and don't block the villain. Mr. Ralph Drexler directs a scene from Black Hawk's old-time melo- drama, Love Rides the Rails or Will the Main Train Run Tonight?

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N if i '3 N, . 5, -of x I J f Q tn, Director of Student Affairs Many and varied are the responsi- bilities of Mr. Charles Carlsen, Direc- tor of Student Affairs. This position, which was newly created this year, covers such areas as student employ- ment and housing, testing programs, probation and dismissals, clubs, and the student lounge. In addition to these duties, Mr. Carlsen, who has been an instructor of psychology at Black Hawk since 1963, is advisor to the student council and men's advisor. Director of Admissions Dr. Roscoe D. Kelley, a new mem- ber of the Administrative staff came to Black Hawk from Mercer Univer- sity in Macon, Georgia, where he was a Professor of Education. At B.H.C. he serves as Acting Dean of Evening College and Director of Admissions. This job covers such things as regis- tration and responsibility for the part- time faculty. Dr. Kelley is married and has four children, Douglas, 13, Lavonya, 12, Olivia, 10, and Benjamin, 8, 24