Danville Area Community College - Chronicle Yearbook (Danville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1965 volume:

1 7sW DANVILLE J- ■ HIGH SCHOOL V AND 1 J ' J JUNIOR COLLEGE • J. IIIHHIII HHHHIHHHHHHH HHHHHIIIHHBi H ■ ' .. I - - ' ' tI THE CHRONICLE DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Danville, Illinois Volume 3 Preface One of the first ideas we are taught upon entering Danville Junior College is that the decision is ours. As the end of the year approaches, we, the editors of The Chronicle, trust you have found what you have been looking for in this institution of higher learning. We hope you have accumulated a richer supply of know- ledge, gained from the help of friendly instructors, and attained a better understanding for humanity. This, Volume 3 of The Chronicle, indicates the road you have taken among the ivory covered columns of knowledge. The Editors imers Looking back three years, we find there was no Chronicle . Even more noteworthy, we find that Danville Junior College had a full-time staff of only four members aiding Dean Mary Miller. Miss Mary Ann Diller, Social Studies Chairman, is the senior full-time member of our teaching staff. Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison, Humanities Chairman, next joined this group that has done so much toward making D. J. C. what it is today and may be tomorrow. Later Mrs. Mary Ellen Schaff, Mathematics Chairman, and Mrs. Annabelle Ne el, Registrar and Secretary, joined this group that saw potential for higher education in Danville. Inadequately we give you a picture of the ever-young old timers. 66 Tomorrow s Leaders Today TaLle of Confemfs Administration Page 5 Undergraduates Page 23 Honors Page 45 Organizations Page 51 Activities Page 61 Sports Page 77 Advertisers Page 83 ADMINISTRATION •TULperintenJentt DaTiJ Radcliffe mpeFiiiiteii Jemfs anJ Secretaries Mr. Conan S. Edwards resigned as superintendent October 1, 1964, to accept a school position at Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. David Radcliffe was appointed as Superintendent February 19, 1965, after serving as acting superintendent. Pictured, left to right, are Miss Millie Linn, secretary for Mr. Edwards; Mrs. Geneva Rook, secretary for Superintendent Radcliffe; Mr. Edwards; and Superintendent Radcliffe. BoarJ of EJuicafiomi Clockwise: Mr. Maurice Hayes, business director; Mr. Louis Mervis; Mrs. Madeline Skoog; Mr. James Righter; Mr. Ralph Swanson, president of the board; Mrs. Lillian Pearson, secretary; Mr. Arthur Fleming; Mr. Walter Glavey; Mr. Elmer Colby; Mr. Wayne Denman, director of instruction; Mr. David Radcliffe, superintendent. ' J. iifc i ii ii iiii iM iiri Mi .] iii Mii Drao Ml. tiry til II Doiiii Miller, who roc(nvcul hvr A.B. and M.A. (leoToos atthe University oC Illinois, is a playwrif ht, and has reeeived many educational and administrative honors. At present we are most f2,r:iterul to her for all she is doing in obtaining and pre- paring our new seven-building campus. Admin istratwe Conmcil Seated: Dean Mary Miller. Standing left to right Mary Ellen Schaff, Mathematics Chairman; Vernon Braun, Director of Guidance; Alice Lee Morrison, Humanities Chairman; Melvin Milgate, Technical Di- rector; Mary Ann Diller, Social Studies Chairman; Mildred Bennett, Director of Practical Nursing; Dr. Carl Gordon, Science Chairman. Tlie CoTLiiiselors Fomr Maybe it ' s group therapy. Guidance takes time out from their busy counseling schedules. Back row: Mr. Vernon Braun, Guidance Director, and Mr. Wilbur Dickson. Front row: Dr. Armelda Swearingen and Miss Marjorie Holmes. ecfromc Data Processiii; In the white house office Mrs. Mildred Mills, Secretary, and Mr. Melvin Milgate, E.D.P. Di- rector, review an E.D.P. majiual. f uisimess Oex Business transactions come to a stand still as the business staff pose for the camera. Standing left to right: Betty Hoagland, LaVon Evans, Irma Kleiner, Dorothea Swisher, and Peggy Gardner. Seated: Mr. Maurice Hayes, Business Manager. w DANVILLE COLLEGE MELVIN MILGATE B. A. —Aurora College B,S.-S. 111. U. M.S.— Purdue U. E.D.P. Director Spon.— Tau Epsilon JOHN BETTAG B.S.— Colorado State Coll. E.D.P. RICHARD THEOBALD B.M.E.— Ind. State E.D.P. MARY ANN DILLER B . A . — MacMu r ray Coll. M.A.-U. Of 111. Soc. Studies Chairman Adult Ed. Chairman MANFORD KISTLER B.A.— Ind. Cen. Coll. M.A.— Purdue U. E.D.P. EILEEN FARRELL B.A.— Coll. of St. Francis (Joliet) M. A.— George Washington U. Mathematics Science MILDRED BENNETT R.N.— Union Hosp. Sch. of Nursing (Terre Haute) M.S.— Ind. State Coll. Practical Nursing Dir. • . DOROTHY HARWOOD R.N. —Paris (HI.) Hosp. Sch. of Nursing M.S.— Ind. State Coll. Practical Nursing 10 JUNIOR FACULTY MARY ELLEN SCHAFF B.S.— Heidelberg (Ohio) College M.S.— Miami (Ohio) U. Mathematics Chairman ' i DR. KARL GORDON D.D.S.— Loyola M.S.— Indiana State Science Chairma VERNON BRAUN B. A.— Valparaiso U. M.A.— Ind. State Guidance Director Spon.— Chorus JAMES LYNCH B.S.— Ind. State M.S.— Ind. State English SHERMAN ZELINSKY Mus. B.— Boston U. Mus. M.— Boston U. M.A. in Librarianship— U. of Denver Librarian EDDIE EVEMEYER B.S.— Western 111. U. M.S.— Western 111. U. Social Studies Coach— Basketball Coach— Golf ALICE LEE MORRISON B.A.-U. of 111. M.A.— U. of II Humanities Chairman Spon.— The Tattler Spon— Jottings ' CHARLES HOWE B.A.— U. of 111. M.A.— U. of S. Calif. English Spon . — The Chronicle 11 17 It ' s here, It ' s there, No, it ' s here, argue LaVada Thornton, Instructor Diller, and Dick Hird. Double, double, toil and trouble. Mrs. Schaff looks worried as Tom Vance and Gary Smith proceed to destroy the lab. Please, Mr. Alvey, 2 4 2 does not equal 5, says Instructor Far r ell. 18 19 Very good, Miss Helck, says Instructor Theobald as Don Brown observes operation of the 1620 Computer. Peggy Muster and Instructor Bettag stand proudly by an IBM Sorter. Mike Denny and Dick Splcer get a sneak peak at Mr. Lynch ' 3 grado brxjk. You tjotta he kidding, Mr. I ynchl asses Beverly Gentis is loaded down and ready to go home and get her history assign- ments. Is she asking to borrow Mr. Evemeyer ' s briefcase? This must have been a good set of themes, so Pam Sanders shouldn ' t be worrying. Both Larry Schultz and Mrs. Morrison in- dicate that the results were glowing. What ' s that on the floor, say Mr. Turkey ' s speech class as they bend for fluency and emphasis. CI asses It ' s all Spanish to me, says Jim Grain in Language Lab, as Instructor Sturm, Judy Chamberlin, and Instructor Hofmann wait for the message. Class Off icers Vic Morrison, Vice-President; Cheryl Swisher, Senate Represent- ative; Nancy Sherrill, President; Janice Helck, Secretary; Nancy Clary, Senate Representative. opliomores CLARY, NANCY Senate, n Class Officer Representative Chronicle Copy Editor, II Tattler, I Jottings, I Cheerleader, Dance Committee i,n Chairman n Kollege Kapers GRADY, ELAINE Senate Secretary, n Tattler, I,II News Editor, II Jottings, I,n Chorus President, II Dean ' s List Lettermen ' s Club Dance Committee n Phi Rho Pi, I,n LEISCH, KEN Senate, II Chronicle, 1,11 Editor-in-Chief II Jottings, I,II Phi Rho Pi, I,II Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers MAUCK, JOHN Chronicle, I,II Photog. mgr Tau Epsilon President, I Bowling Captain, I Kollege Kapers Dance Committee MORRISON, VIC Senate II Vice-President n Class Officer Vice-President n Tattler Editor, I,II Jottings, 1,11 Chorus, n Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers SHERRILL, NANCY Senate, I,n President, n Class Officer President, n Tattler, I,n Editor, I,n Chorus, n Dean ' s List Dance Committee Ctiairman, I Phi Rho Pi, I,n Kollege Kapers 24 CHEAK, MICHAEL Senate, I,n Tattler, 1,11 Editor, II Jottings, I,II Tau EpsUon, I,II Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers DAVIS, KENNETH Tattler, I,II Editor, II Bowling President Secretary Treasurer Kollege Kapers HAGEMAN, ROBERT Class Officer President, I Senate, I Chronicle, I,II Adv. Mgr., II Tau Epsllon, I,II Kollege Kapers k HELCK, JANICE Class Officer Secretary, I,II Senate, 1,11 Tau Epsllon Secretary, I Kollege Kapers Dance Committee J i f KIENIETZ, MUMM, BRENDA STEPHA, IE Senate, 1,11 Senate, I,n Secretary, n President, I Chronicle Class Officer Editor, I Vice-Pres., I Thi For, I, II Secretary, n President, n Tau Epsilon Jottings, 1,11 President, n BAER, TERRY Senate, II Chronicle, I,n Clr. Mgr., II Basketball, I, II Golf BORROR, SUE Chronicle Editor, II Jottings, I, II Kollege Kapers CARROLL, JEAN Chronicle, I, II Adv. Mgr., n Phi Rho PI Soc. Chr., II Bowling HIRD, RICHARD Phi Rho Pi, I,n President, II Chronicle, I,II Dean ' s List NEEL, ARLENE Senate, 1 Tattler, I,n Jottings, I,n Phi Rho Pi, I,n Kollege Kapers SWISHER, CHERYL Senate, EE Tatder, I,n Chorus Kollege Kapers BERBAUM, KEMP Senate, I Jottings, I,II Thi For Kollege Kapers DEEKEN, ANN Tattler, I Bowling Secretary, I Kollege Kapers DE VORS, LELAND Phi Rho Pi, I,n Vice-Pres., n Chronicle, I,II MORAN, BILL Tau Epsilon Vice-Pres., n Bowling Dance Committee PAPE, ROBERT Senate, I Chronicle, I,n Adv. Mgr., n Dance Committee PETTIGREW, CAROLE Chronicle, n Phi Rho Pi, I,n Kollege Kapers Dance Committee 25 CARPENTER, MARY ANN Cheerleader, I,n Chronicle, I Senate, 1 Phi Rho Pi Kollege Kapers DIVAN, STEPHEN Chronicle, II Bowling, I,n Kollege Kapers Dance Committee HUGHES, GARY Senate, I,II Tau Epsilon, I,II Dance Committee LAIRD, GLEN Chorus, I Bowling, II Dance Committee Kollege Kapers LINDSEY, JERRY Basketball, I Tau Epsilon Kollege Kapers McWILLIAMS, MIKE Chronicle, I,II Bowling Kollege Kapers RITENOUR, JEAN Phi Rho Pi, I,n Secretary, II Jottings, I Dance Committee SCHWARTZ, JUDY Chronicle, I Editor, I Chorus Kollege Kapers O ' MALLEY, ANNIE Phi Rho Pi, I,n Secretary, 11 Dean ' s List SCHACKMANN, RICHARD Bowling, I,n President, n Jottings, I SHAFFER, JILL Senate, II Cheerleader, I,n Kollege ICapers TEETERS, ARLEN Dean ' s List Phi Rho Pi, n Kollege Kapers FOSTER, IVADALE Chronicle, I,n Jottings, I GLEDHILL, JOHN Class Officer Vice-Pres., I HIGH, FRED Senate, I Kollege Kapers Bowling LIGGETT, PATRICK Bowling, I,II Vice-Pres., I PICKETT, HAROLD Tattler, I,II Jottings, n lifflliMyiltt ' itJUilJllIl TWEEDY, ANNE Chronicle, n Jottings, n BRICKEY, THOMAS Jottings, I COX, DAW, RONALD VIRGINIA Basketball, I,II Chorus Dance Committee DAWSON, JAMES Jottings, I Kollege Kapers GORDON, MIKE Kollege Kapers THORNTON, LA VADA Phi Rho Pi, I,n 26 ) Ghorna, Robert (Chronicle) Gouty, Mictiael (Bowling) Halter, Esther (Phi Rho Pi) Marsters, Kerry ' (Tau Epsilon) Pachciarz, Ramona (KoUege Kapers) Walker, Donald (Phi Rho Pi) Alvey, David (Dramatics) Abernathy, Ronald Adams, Leslie Alexis, Robert Anderson, Eddie Andrews, Terry Baer, Milton Bartges, Dean ) Bavougian, Karop Bennett, Gary Berry, Ralph Black, David Black, Jeanne Bonnette, Katherine Brancucci, Sandra Brown, Donald Burgin, Donald Callahan, Mildred Campbell, Elizabetl Chamberlin, Judy Circle, Lynn Clark, James Clark, Lonnie 1 p ,1 . Clauson, Norma Cline, Michael Coe, Tom Cohoon, Tom Cutsinger, John l.i i iji 2.1 N 1 Dale, Deanne David, Ann Drews, Mary Dunn, David Dykes, Karin f% r ; -: Ewing, John George, Robert Gildersleeve, Charles Gossett, Joan Greazer, Ronnie V Greer, Jean Gutter ridge, Larry IxcLl. i. lo, XWJiJKSX i, Harrison, Larry Harvey, Terry Hawley, Natalie Heaton, Joseph Hill, W illiam Huckstadt, John Ingram, James 0 cp- ' Kane, Thomas Karosas, Louis Kincheloe, John King, Richard Korb, Leon Lamps, Jo Ann Lomax, Earl Ludden, Joseph MacHn Hail iVI f1 I 1 V 1 1 Makris, William i ' A Marion, Charles Martoglio, Richard Mayer, Buck Meade, Steven Mercer, Charles Meyer, Patricia Miller, James Miller, William Moody, Lylo Moore, Jama.s Moore, Terry Morrison, John McConnell, Gerald McCoy, Russell Odle, Charles Pasierb, Ronald Prast, William Presswood, Ronald Reese, Michael Reik, Michael Risher, John Russell, William Sanders, Larry Scott, John Sheehan, Sandra Shick, Alan Simerl, Deanna Smith, Gary Smith, James Sollars, Leon Sprouls, Jack Stocker, Lawrence Stoner, Michael Story, Alfred Story, Lela Stuenkel, Jan Tatar, Joseph Taylor, Marilyn Theesfeld, Joanne Thompson, Duane F 1 } 29 I Tison, Thomas Trapp, Rosemary Treatt, Victor Trimmell, Gary Van Camp, Sam Vandermeulen, Darrell Vandevender, Elizabeth Vilkanskas, John Voight, Patsy Voigt, Eugene Walsh, James Wascher, David Weber, Thomas Welsch, William Whaien, James White, Betty Wilkus, Robert Wooster, Terry Yeazel, Kenneth Zmijewski, Anthony . • r m I .1 ' -, ' SOPHOMORES NOT PICTXIRED Bireline, Robert Brackney, James Carter, Jerry Clark, Albert Crook, James Cunningham, David Dietzen, Veronica Gentis, Beverly Haas, Paul Johnson, Margie Lete, Louis Loyd, Christine Lucas, Mark Mattis, Michael Montgomery, Jeanne Moppin, Norma Murphy, Virgil Nelson, Karen Penn, Marie Plumer, LeRoy Simpson, Scott Sprouls, Karen Turner, Ronald Wolgamont, Bart F({ slll mam standing, left to right: Jim Linder, President; Cheryl Arnold, Vice- President; Carol Brooks and Carol Luke, Senate Representatives. Seated: Susan Rohrer, Secretary. Not pictured: Janice Handley, Senate Representative, Class Offi icers Adams, William Adolph, Robert Allen, Donald Anderson, Bruce Anderson, James Anker, Roger Arnold, Catherine Arnold, Cheryl At wood, Carol Bach, Craig Bales, Sharon Bannon, Thomas Barr, John Barteck, Bernadette Barth, Gary 31 4 Carpenter, Susan Carpenter, William Carter, Stephen Carter, Terry Champion, Kay Chapman, Pauline Chenoweth, Daniel Clark, Carolyn Cleaveland, Ruth Clingan, James Coake, Judith Condiff, Michael Cornwell, Alice Cornwell, Carol Cowan, Richard Cox, Ernie, Jr. Craig, Richard Crain, James Crow, Linda Curtis, George Dale, Arthur Davis, Michael Davis, Ronald Davison, Robert Deck, Sharon Denny, Michael Denny, Raymond Dickson, Mary Alice Dillon, Bonnie Divan, John n J 33 o ■•if- a Dobbles, Phil Draegert, Ross Driver, Antonette DuBois, Fred Edie, Donald Edington, Paul Edwards, Lowell Elkin, Joseph Emery, LaVinia Endicott, Mark Englert, Michael Fagan, Judy Faulkner, Cheryl Finney, Stephen Fitzgerald, Margaret Fleener, Kenneth Fletcher, William Foster, Carl Foster, David Gajewski, Janeice Galloway, Robert Gannon, Garry Garfield, William Gates, Charles Gilley, Harold, Jr. Glasgow, Ronald Goble, Joan Gordon, Tony Goidding, Daniel Gritton, Edmund Ml m p. p V 34 a • i Gundrum, I.aunie Gutsmledl, Robert Hall, Carol Hall, Lowell Hallis, Carolyn Hamilton, Barbara Handley, Janice Harris, Richard Harwig, Carol Hathaway, James Henderson, Marie Hendricks, John Hendrickson, Benjamin Hendrickson, Thomas Henry, Patsy Henson, Dennis High, Donna Hoffman, Eugene HoUingsworth, Joyce Hostetler, Charles Howie, Margaret Huber, Paul Hudnut, Gretchen Hueston, Robert Huffaker, Joyce Humrichous, Joseph Hunt, Marilyn Hymer, William Ingram, Thomas Jackson, Ruth Ann Jewell, Kim Johnson, Helen Johnson, John Johnston, Mary Jones, David Jones, John Jones, Nancy Kennedy, Barry Kieser, Joseph Killough, Sandra Kinderman, Dennis King, Wilhelmena Kirk, Ronald Knight, Connie Knight, Myrtle Konger, David Krabbe, Jerome Lallish, June Lane, Karen Larsen, Donald Lawrence, June Lawson, Marie Lesko, Daniel Leverich, Marsha Lewis, Bob Lewis, Jacqueline Lewis, Patricia Lierman, Fred Lietz, Susan Linder, Jim i 7 Link, Virgil Linn, Roy Linne, Herbert Little, Larry Lloyd, Michael Lomax, Charles Lomax, Laura Long, Joy Luke, Carol Lund, James Luttrell, Jack Mains, Jimmy Malaise, Robert Mann, Betty March, Linda March, Robert Marion, Janet Martin, Brenda Martin, Kenneth Mascari, Danella Mason, Carol Maxey, Sharon Maxwell, Jerry Mayer, Richard Meeker, Nancy Meeker, Pamela Mensavage, Jeanette Mikel, Judith Miller, Harry Mitchell, EUen 37 0 n ' ---- V Mominee, Elizabeth Moore, Lanny Muster, Peggy McCarty, David McCoy, Marilyn McCutchan, Sharon McGarigle, Terrance McGuire, Barbara McKay, Catherine Newman, Patricia Nicholas, William Nygren, Walfred O ' Neil, Robert Orvis, William Osbom, Donna Osbom, Ted O ' Toole, Mary Owen, Marty Palmer, Judith Park, David Partenheimer, Linda Patterson, Lynnette Pearson, Janice Peceniak, Patricia Pendleton, MacArthur Perry, Michael Phillips, Howard Philpot, Mattie Pichon, Wayne Pickett, David Pickett, Steve Pliiegar, Renee Piper, Gary Powell, Michael Powell, William Pridemore, Marshal Pruett, Sandra Randolph, Gall Rattonetti, Antony McRay, Nancy Raycraft, Mike Reffeltt, WilUam Rice, Betty Richard, Ernestine Richardson, Herman Riggs, Judith Rimshas, Michael Roberts, Burrell Bohrer, Susan Rohrer, William Roland, Jack Rosnet, Betty Rudnicke, Michael Russian, Karen Sanders, Pamela Schafer, Fred Schatz, Maryilln Schroeder, Henry Schultz, Lawrence Schwartz, Ronald 39 Scott, Margaret Scott, Michael Sebasky, Madonna Seibert, Dianne Sheets, Scotty Sheffield, Willard Shuey, William Simms, Richard Simpson, Scott Skinner, Harry Smith, Alfred Smith, David Snyder, Mary Soards, Virginia Spicer, Frances PI :S . 4 Spiering, Mary Ann Spisok, Mary Stelzer, Michael Stewart, Duanne Story, Donald Strader, John Sturtevant, Carole Swartz, Robert Sweeny, Margaret Swlck, Mary _ ft Swisher, Louise Tabels, David Talbott, Eugene Taylor, Cleveland Taylor, Donna 1 Taylor, Douglas Tevebough, Michael Thomas, Michael Thompson, Linda Thompson, Margaret Thorlton, Jon Tonn, Martin Trapp, Walter Trego, Claude Tribe, Bonnie Troxel, Francis Tucker, Betty Tuggle, Sally Turner, Sally Tutwller, Sandra Valantas, Luann Vance, Thomas Vrentas, Ellen Walge, Sharon Wallace, Jack WaUpe, WUliam Wangler, Peggy Watt, Robert Weaver, Linda Webb, Ronald Weiss, Michael Wells, Paul Wethlngton, Richard Wlesemann, Ann WUlett, Jill 41 Williams, Ronald Willis, Carlie Wise, WUliam Wolfe, Donald Wright, Stephen Wynkoop, Bonnie Yeazel, Robert Yeley, Ella Louise Young, Danny Young, Nancy Yount, Sandra Yowell, James Zlelinski, Daniel Zimmerman, Emery Anderson, Cora Bell, William Darding, Susan Dietzer, Veronica Donahue, Richard Foster, Jack Goodner, Jack Hearrington, James Hilgeman, Thomas Kemna, Karen Lamps, Joanne Montgomery, Gregg McBride, Omer Rigdon, Keith Sharpf, Bill Smith, Eugene 42 FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED Allison, Robert Hanegan, Diane Lucas, George Allman, Connie Harper, Edward Mavres, Kellv Atchison, Joyce Harrier, Philip Montgomery, Joe Bender, Robert Holycross, Orville Redenbaugh, Helen Betkis, Marilyn Hoskens, Wayne Rothwell, Paul Carragher, Michael Ingalsbe, Harold Shelton, Lonnie Collins, Bartel Ingram, Jerry Siems, Michael Cunningham, Charles Isenhower, Richard Smith, Bessie Drews, Arthur Jeffers, Arnold Spicer, Richard Drews, Robert Jeurrisen, Tony Suttle, Rodnev Engdahl, Susan Johnston, Richard Taber, Kathleen Fairbanks, Terry Juvinall, Phillip Tellier, Edward Fuller, George Kepley, Willa Unger, W arren Furla, Leo Kilgore, John Walen, James Geades, Karen Kinison, Donald Wolcott, Richard Goldenstein, Geraldine Kyle, Anetta Yoder, Nelson Gorman, Gertrude Llewellyn, Rita Zedrick, Pat 43 SECOND YEAR— First row (left to right): Mrs, Dorothy Harwood, RN, M.S., Instructor, Mrs. Alta Warren, Mrs. Thelma Calhoun, Mrs. Julie Smith, Miss Dora B. Lee, Mrs. Beverly White. Second row (left to right): Mrs. Sharon Smitha, Mrs. Pauline Whitaker, Mrs. Grace Tellier, Mrs. Martha Trosper, Mrs. Dorothy Byers, Mrs. Mildred Bennett, RN, M.S., coordinator. Third row (left to right): Mrs. Ernestine Burris, Mrs. Marjory Adkins, Mrs. Betty Tabor, Mrs. Ima Gebbink, Mrs. Virginia Philps. FIRST YEAR— First row: Mrs. Roolia Smith, Mrs. Barbara Chrostowski, Mrs. Hazel LeCount, Instructor, Mrs. Dorothy Hardwood, R.N., M.S., Miss Mary Biser, Mrs. Margery DeMark, Miss Barbara Young. Second row: Mrs. Cora Haskins, Mrs. Laveda Whitnell, Miss Daisy Warfield, Mrs. Geneva Hepburn, Mrs. Flora Schoolcraft, Miss Beverly Jordan. Third row: Mrs. Margaret Hornbuckle, Mrs. Clydie Greenburg, Miss Carol Pichon, Mrs. Dovie Frazier, Mrs. Ruby Washington, Miss Julia Szotak, Miss Carol Thomas, Miss f?oberta Umphreyes. Fourth row: Mr. Edward Miller, Mrs. Grace Hurt, Mrs. Marlene Wills, Mrs. Dorothy Sibbing, Mr. Larry Little, Mr. George Stevens. 44 11 ncDii.s itate Sclkolarslkflps Four Danville Junior College students are recipients of Illinois State Scholarships. They are Robert (Vic) Morrison, Arlen Teeters, Elaine Grady, and Linda (Sue) Borror. Danville JuiLiiior College b cl]iolaFsliips Twelve local organizations now offer scholarships to Danville Junior College students of outstanding ability. Mr. R.D. Purkey is chairman of the Schol- arship Committee. Organizations presenting these awards are American Association of University Women; Autotron, Inc. ; Berkeley-Davis, Inc.; B. P. O.E., Elks 332; Cooley Duplicate Bridge Association; Danville Engineers Club; Danville Federation Teachers; Jayne=Cees; Knights of Columbus, 754; United Commercial Travelers, 272; Women ' s Club of Danville; and Zonta. D.J.C, SCHOLARSHIPS, SPRING, 1964--Standing, left to right: Vic Morrison, Richard Hird, Arlen Teeters, Joseph Dewey, Kenneth Leisch, John Brough, and Larry Gutterridge. Seated: Arlene Neel, Nancy Sherrill, Sue Miller, Lana Wright, Rita Elmore, and Virginia Sollars. D.J.C. SCHOLARSHIPS, FALL, 1964— Standing, Vic Morrison, Kenneth Leisch, James Linder, and Arlen Teeters. Seated, Nancy Sherrill, Deanna Dale. Cheryl Arnold, Cheryl Swisher, and Elaine Grady. Arlene Neel Fall Scholarship Jean Carroll Fall Scholarship it ' 1 I Dick Hird FaU Jerry Maxwell FaU FALL, 1964, LETTERMEN— Seven students merited letters for academic performance during the first semester of this year. To become a Letterman a student must have a 5.0 for one semester, a 4.75 for two, a 4.5 for three, or a 4.35 for four semesters. For part-time students, twelve hours is considered a semester ' s work. Students pictured here are Vic Morrison and John Ewing, standing, and seated Larry Gutterridge and Nancy Sherrill. Carol Atwood FaU Acad emic Left erman s Theodore Limp Spring Jeanne Montgomery Spring SPRING 1964, LETTERMEN Six students merited letters during the second ' semester last year. Pictured above are Sarah Norris, Ronald McDaniel, Yolanda Connolly, and Elaine Grady. MATHEMATICS AND ICIENCE AWARD Mrs Eileen FarreU awards John Brough the Math- ematics Award. Joseph Dewey, also pictured, received the Science Award. ORGANIZATIONS 1964-65 senate officers are, back left, Vic Morrison, vice- parUamentarian. Front row, Co-sponsor Mr. Braun, President president; Stm Unde treasurer; Elaine Grady, secretary; Nancy Sherrill, and Co-sponsor Dean Miller. Cheryl Swisher, special committee chairman; Donna Taylor, Leu t Senate Dick Hird introduces a proposal for approval by the Student Senate members. President Sherrill, gavel in hand, presides. In right hand picture, President Nancy Sherrill calls the weekly Senate meeting to order. The floor is open for discussion on the upcoming Sweetheart Dance. Advisor and Editors-in-Chief Vic Morrison, Mrs. Morrison, Donna Taylor. ! Xke Tattler The Tattler is a replica of the first newspapers that were distributed in coffee houses throughout the 18th century. Our monthly publication comments on and announces D.J.C. activities and organizations, often with a humorous twist. Mrs. Morrison is the faculty advisor. Editorial staff: Standing; left, Elaine Grady, News editor; Nancy Sherrill, Feature editor; Donna Taylor, F reshman -editor. Seated, Cheryl Swisher, Make-up editor; Vic Morrison, Sophomore editor. Tattler staff: Standing; left to right, Arlene Neel, Elaine Grady, Cattiy and Cheryl Arnold, Sandy Killough, Nancy Sherrill, Mrs. Morrison. Seated; left, Cheryl Swisher, Vic Morrison, Donna Taylor. 53 ADVERTISING ADVISOR AND MANAGERS - Bob Hageman consults with advisor, Mr. Boothe, as Jean Carroll tabulates the year ' s expenses. The Danville Junior College yearbook, The Chronicle is sponsored by Mr, Charles H. Howe and Mr. Paul Boothe. Editor-in-Chief, Ken Leisch, heads the student staff of this third volume of The Chronicle. ADVERTISING STAFF - From left standing, Mr. Boothe, advisor; Jean Carroll andBobHageman, man- agers. Seated from left to right: DianneSeibert, Linda Crow, and Connie Blackford. CIRCULATION STAFF - From left to right: Terry Baer, manager; Dick Hird, Joe McWilliams, Ellen Vrentas, Steve Pickett, and Carol Brooks. Tie CL SPONSOR AND EDITORS - (Above) Seated: Kenneth Leisch, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. Howe, Advisor. Standing left to right: John Mauck, Photography Manager; Nancy Clary, Copy Editor; Linda Borror, Make-up Editor; Terry Baer, Circulation Manager. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF - (Left) Photography man- ager, John Mauck, shoots Steve Divan, Mike Thomas, and Alan Burge. MAKE-UP AND COPY STAFFS - (Right) Seated left to right Editors Linda Borror, Kenneth Leisch, and Nancy Clary. Standing: Carol Atwood, Ivadale Foster, Carol Luke, Susan Rohrer, and Anne Tweedy Davis. Not pictured: Jill Bublick, Leland DeVors, and Carole Pettigrew. 4 Third row; Kenny Leisch, Sue Borror, Arleen Neel; Second row; Anne Davis, Carol Atwood, Elaine Grady; First row; Cathy Arnold, E 1 1 e n V r ent a s, Standing; Mrs. Morrison, Advisor. Second row; Jan Stunkel, Sandy Killough, Donna Taylor; First row; Nancy SherriU, Cheryl Arnold, Pam Sanders. J College Jotffl Junior College Jottings, a column that appears in the Commercial News each week, features a student and his impressions of college life. Both freshmen and sophomores contribute articles. Mrs. Morrison acts as faculty spon- sor. Not Pictured Milt Baer Kemp Berbaum Anita Buchanan Alan Burge Mike Cheak Linda Crow Kenny Davis Joyce Hollingsworth Jim Linder Marty Leverich Karen Lane Vic Morrison David Parke Harold Pickett Mike Scott Dianne Seibert Larry Stelzer Bill Welsh 56 Phi Rho Pi is a nation-wide speech society for junior colleges. Only those v ho excelled in Speech 100 are invited to join. These are its officers. Standing left to right: Dick Hird, president; Mr. R. D. Purkey, advisor; Leland DeVors, vice- Dresident. Seated: Mrs. Annie O ' Malley, secretary-treasurer. This is the second year for this organization. It was established for students in the Data Processing Program. Pictured are the officers. Second row left to right Bill Moran, vice-president; Mr. Melvin Milgate, advisor; Gary Hughes, senate representative. First row left to right: Judy Palmer, treasurer; Stephanie Mumm, president; Launie Gundrun, secretary. Taua EbsiI on 57 oir Choir officers are, from left to right: Sandy Killough, accompanist; Cheryl Swisher, librarian; Donna Taylor, vice-president; Connie Knight, secretary and treas- urer; Elaine Grady, president; and Mr, Braun, ad- visor. Members in back row, left to right are: Vic Morrison, Jim Walsh, Bill Marion, Tom Vance, Duane Thompson. Also Mike Scott, Jim Grain, Steve Pickett, Jim Linder, David King, and Glen Laird. Second row includes: Mr. Braun (director), Nancy Sherrill, Kay Champion, Pam Sanders, Connie Knight. Also Cheryl Swisher, Elaine Grady, Ruth Cleveland, Judy Coake, Linda Crow. Those in the front row are: Midge Howie, Nancy Young, Sandy Killough, Donna Taylor. Others are Carol Brooks, Jill Bublick, Sharon Deck, and Virginia Daw. CoiiTOcatioiis A Day in the Life of Nancy O ' Clary, or She Wrote It in Her Chronicle was a smash success! Included in the epic were, from left, LelandDeVors, Steve Pickett (Tattler villain). Bob Hageman ( Chronicle hero)_, Nancy Clary. Sue Borror, .Anne Tweedy Davis, Carol Pettigrew, and Steve Divan. The skit was directed by Ken Leisch. Enumerating the new beat for the Fall Dance were committee members Fred Shaffer (guitar, I think), Janice Helck, Jim Linder (go man!), Nancy Clary, and Mike Scott. The Tattler produced a newsworthy utilizing many avid news correspondents. Here Russian Correspondent Jim Linder is interviewing Nikita Scott. Is this what you call pounding a beat? This year The Beanie was a must for all freshmen students. Proclaiming the decree from Dean Miller is Bill Moran. As committee members listened intently, King Bill Welsh and Queen Stephanie Mumm give their nods of approval. I N STUDENTS RAISE MONEY FOR D.J.C. BUILDING FUND: Lana Wright was amazed at the weight she had gained as Tom Farlow (with his heavy foot) weighed her in to pay a penny a pound. TO THE RIGHT; Joe McGlaughlin reads Terry Baer ' s weight to the audience after making sure his foot was in place! C Oil Y ocati on s „ „T i., • „-P u c QT tonHoH The importance of communication Dr. Preston Tuttle, University of Miss Frances Watkins, of D.H.S., extended Ihe ™P0 address given Station WD AN. Kollege Kapers, 1964 Euiropeam OoliJay eview PARIS — What are pilots Leonard Hathaway and Kemp Berbaum and French guide, Bob VanZandt, looking at? Could it be the chorus line at the Moulin Rouge? They are Lana Wright, Anita Ward, Arlene Neel, Jill Shaffer, Luann Long, and Elizabeth Momlnee. LEFT: ROME-- Mike Gordon sings Arrivaderci Roma , accompanied by Milt Baer and Greg Montgomery. LOWER LEFT: REHEARSAL OF THE FINALE — The cast sings There ' s No Business Like Show Business , with Mrs. Cromwell, director, and the Turkish Harem, Mike Hooker, Jim Grain, John Harrier, Gerald Lindsey, Bob VanZandt, and Terry Baer, in the forefront. BELOW: FRANCE— Pleasant Peasants Linda Borror and Cheryl Swisher panto- mime He ' s Got the Hiccoughs . oil II ege 1 iWorlJ ' s Fai Preview TOP LEFT: WORLD FAIR GUIDES— Joe McGlaughlin and Larry Gutteridge. ABOVE: CHICAGO NIGHTCLUB ACT- -Wayne Pichon teaches Alfred Smith how to play the drums. LEFT: DIRECTORS Mrs. Catherine Cromwell, Dean Mary Miller, and Mrs. Jane Rose Acton. (INTERNATIONAL PAVILION --Ramona [pachciarz appears as a Russian ballet dancer. CHICAGO TV STATION— Danville ' s Ruder Rampot, Fred Schaefer, is guest on This is Your Wife in Scene 1. In Scene 2 Ruder ' s best friend greets Ruder ' s wife — Jerry Harris and Sue Rohrer. In Scene 3, Sue Rohrer, the wife, meets Ruder ' s secretary, Carol Brooks. Trent Alvey is the interviewing M. C. In the background, other members of the cast were Mike Thomas, Catherine Arnold, Jerry Harris, Cheryl Arnold, and Ken Leisch. PARASOL PROM Spring, 1964 Hotel Wolford .Howard Skerron Orckesi] DECORATION COMMITTEE AND ESCORTS: Above - left to right— Bob Brazelton, Irma White, Janice Helck, George Cline, Donna Carpenter, Steve Divan, Nancy Clary, Mike Cheak, Gary Hughes, Gail Magin, Kenny Davis, Carol Owen, John Mauck. CHAPERONES: (Above) Mrs. Neel, Miss Diller, Dean Miller and Mr. Howe pass out fans, small umbrellas, and programs in the lobby. DANCERS: (Below) Janice Helck, George Cline, Glen Laird, Linda Crow. RECEPTION LINE: Above— left to right— Mr. and Mrs. Purkey, Mr. and Mrs. Milgate, Mr. and Mrs, Bettag, Mr. and Mrs. Mensink, Mr. and Mrs. Schaff. MIXER COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Above— Left to right- Nancy Clary and Jim Linder, Co-chairmen; Janice Helck and Mike Cheak, Decorations Co-chairmen. SWINGING COMBO: Below— Left to right— MiltBaer, bass; ■ t Jim Linder, sax; Pat Carpenter, drums. f.)(i:atn:(K ba5,(.[ Fall, ¥)(A A L Rose! awe OUST ' (TLe P ami Boa ) w DECORATION COMMITTEE— Above— left to right— Mike Cheak, Ron Cox, Connie Knight, Janice Helck, Fred High, Nancy Clary, Gary Hughes, Steve Divan, Stephanie Mumm. BEATNIKS: (At the right) The silhouetted Chick is Nancy Clary. Others from left to right are Mary Biser, Joe Kieser, Cathy Arnold, Kemp Berbaum, Tom Coe, Carol Luke, and Connie Knight. wee tliearit Dance Winter, 1965 Holiday Inn Joe Bern ' s Orcliestra ROYALTY: Reigning at the Sweetheart Dance were King Joseph Ludden, holding his sceptre, and coroneted Queen Nancy Clary. Standing are fresh- men attendants, Gentleman-in-Waiting, Joseph Humrichous and Lady-in- Waiting, Sue Rohrer. ROYALTY ONE YEAR LATER: After crowning this year ' s king and queen, Steve Anderson and Mary Ann Fecker, last year ' s royal couple, now students at the University of Illinois, tried re= membering. Phi Rho Pi was in charge of both ceremonies. Standing are Richard Hird, pres- ident; Annie O ' Malley, secretary; and Mr. R.D. Purkey, sponsor. COMMITTEES: Vic Morrison (back, left) acted as general chairman for Sweetheart Dance. Larry Gutteridge (back, right) was in charge of publicity. Heading the decorations committee were Mike Cheak, Nancy Clary, and Janice Helck. MISS AMERICA CONTEST MISS ILLINOIS CONGENIALITY MISS DANVILLE TALENT-MISS DANVILLE CONGENIALITY- MISS DAX ' ILLE MISS NANCY SHERRILL 69 Coach Evemeyer and Basketball Team of 1963- 1964. Third row: James Crook, Robert Watt, David Wascher, and Mike Davis. Second row: Terry Baer, Steve Hamiltom, Tom Farlow, Clifford Dupree, and Stanley Propst. First row: Gerald Lindsey, Coach Eddie Evemeyer, and Martin Davis. Basketlkall 1 mm- Speakers Table. Coach Paul Shebby of SchlarmaJi High School was guest speaker at the Basketball Banquet honoring Coach Eddie Evemeyer, the basket- ball team and the cheerleaders. Here Mrs. Eddie Evemeyer and Mr. James Lynch, master of cer- emonies, listen as Coach Shelby speaks. Cheerleaders. Second row: Nancy Clary, Mary Ann Carpenter, and Jill Shaffer. First row: Barbara Hepner auid Carol Owen. INITIATKS FK ' OMFAI,!,, 190 , CI ,A,SSK,S--TO THR RIGHT: Socoiid row--Naii(;y Hay, .Iiuly ClianilxM lln, MIki ' CoifUm, Ellen Vrontas. First row--Mai (;at (-l Fit .Gerald, Ulaiui Selbort, Garol Lwko, Sandra Kllloiicli, and Mr. R. I). Purkoy, sponsor. HKLOW: Second row— Mike SeoH, Mike Weiss, Arlon Teeters (2n(l scMn,, 190-1), Alfred Story. First row-- Pani Sanders, Donna ' I ' aylor, l ' ;ll ,:il)eHi Vandevendei-, and Nancy Clary. INITIATION FOR STUDENTS FROM FALL, 1964, CLASSES—TO THE RIGHT INITIATES: Third row— Kenneth Leisch, Leon Korb, Charles Misner, Leland DeVors, Leonard Hathaway. Second row — Donald Walker, Helen Wiesemann, Margaret O ' Connell, Mary Ann Carpenter, and Richard Hird. First row— Arlene Neel, Nancy Sherrill, Carole Pettigrew, Elaine Grady, and Ann Wiesemann. BELOW, LEFT, OFFICERS PRESIDE OVER INITIATION CEREMONIES. BELOW, RIGHT, INITIATORS: left to right, Jean Ritenour, sec; Mrs. R.D. Purkey; Lana Wright, pres.; Ronald Shaw, V.-pres.; Norma Hawkins; Annie O ' Malley; Ron McDaniels. WIENER ROAST— Mike Cheak, Mary Ann Carp, and Stephanie Mumm roast hot dogs. Pam Arnold, Irma White, Janice Helck, and Mr. Melvin Milgate, sponsor, stoop to get their franks, while the Milgate children anticipate. TaiiL Epsilom Picnic COKES AND POTATO SALAD— Around the board are Irma White, Janice Helck, George Cline, Bob Brazelton, Gary Hughes, Gail Magin, Mary Ann Carp, Mike Cheak, and Mr. and Mrs. Milgate and children. ONLOOKERS—After the picnic supper Pam Arnold, Mr. Milgate, Stephanie Mumm, and Irma White watch the activities. ABOVl ' ; TIIK STlsl ' S- MIko Clujak, Carol OWf.Ti, Nancy Clary, and Kun Davis bask in tlio snii wtiUo Torn Far low orato.s. PICNIC UNDER THE PINES -You guess who. IN A FORMAL GARDEN - Mrs. Neel and Cheryl Swisher are amazed as John Brough rides a dolphin. ATOP THE CHINESE PAGODA- Ken Leisch, Cheryl Swisher, Vic Morrison and Mrs. Morrison look out at the Avenue of the Chou Dogs. Pi lILDllCatlOIlS Pi icnic Tattler - Cli ronicie Allertom Park m THE LIBRARY- Beneath theAllerton portrait are grouped Mary Ann Carpenter, Mike Cheak, Carol Owen, Sarah Norris, Tom Farlow, Nancy Clary, and Terry Baer. STUDENTS WITH LAMP-Farlow, Carpenter, Owen, White, Cheak, Smith, Davis, and Neel. IN lV ' WITH THE GRANDFATHER CLOCK- It seems to tick-le Vic Morrison, Cheryl Smsher, and Nancy Clary. ill s BUTTONS AND BOWS — Count the girls in the top picture again. There are 18 of them, the same girls as in the lower picture. This novelty act was presented by the St. E. nurses in the 1965 KoUege Kapers. By pairs, from left to right, they are Carole Sturtevant—Marie Henderson, Madonna Sebasy— Cathy McKay, Mattie Philpot—Sheri Maxey, Jafieice Gajewski— Donna High, Carolyn HoUis—Bernie Barteck, Janice Handley— Sue Lietz, Karen Russian—Judy Mikel, Kay Marion—Pat Lewis, Ginny Soards— Patty Peceniak. ST. E. CHRONICLE REPRESENTATIVES: Hold it, Janeice Gajewski ' . Yor ' re giving the needle to a nurse, Judy Mikel, not to your patient, Pat Lewis. SINGING NURSES— Are they practicing Buttons and Bows ? Karen Russian plays the piano while Carolyn Hollis, Bernie Barteck, Carole Sturtevant, and Kay Marion sing. 74 CAPPING CEREMONIES, 1965 Lake View StuK ent Nurses LAKE VIEW STUDENT NURSES: Second Row, Renee Pinegar, Bonnie Tribe, Jill Willett, Carol Harwig, Margaret Thompson, Gretchen Hudnut, Ronald Williams, Donna Osborne, Carolyn Clark, Marlyn Hunt, Lynette Patterson. First row, Patricia Newman, Ruth Jackson, Joseph Owen, Sharon McCutchan, Helen Johnson, Donald Edie, June Lawrence, Myrna (Kris) Bradford, Linda Thompson, Joyce Huffaker, Gail Randolph, and Ella Yeley. Jr are we reaJKias Superintendent Conan S. Edwards and Mrs. Edwards were honored by the faculty of Danville Junior College at a farewell breakfast held at Holiday Inn. They were presented with an inscribed salad bowl, spoon and fork. Here Superintendent Edwards reads the inscription on the spoon. 1 OUIF Carol Newton explains , as he takes EDP students on a guided tour of Lauhoff Grain Co. Watchers are Laurie Gundrum, Judy Palmer, Lyle Moody, Arlen Teeters, and Richard Simms. k H After a D.J.C. basketball game, Vic Morrison, Jan Stuenkel, Jill Shaffer, Mike Cheak, bend knees and swimg arms in the gym. Tail EbsiIoii id ance Choosing the next record are EDP students, Peggy Muster, Carrie Marsters, Richard Simms, Judy Palmer, Stephanie Mumm, Laurie Gundrum, and Bill Moran. COACH EVEMEYEr AND D. J. C. JAGUAf - Second rov : Coach Eddie Evemeyer, Jack Roland, Larry Ba.ss ' jtt, Chuck Odle, and Don Wolfe. First rov : Joe liurnrichou.s, iiex Bradfield, Richard Cowan, John Hendricks, and BobBuclianan. Danville JuiiJiior Collese .Basteitlball Buchanan Davis Roland Wolfe Bassett Terry Baer Robert Bireline Fred Cooke Ernie Cox Mike Davis Steve Divan Ben Hendrickson Jerry Krabbe Larry Little Mike Rudnicke Mike Thomas John Vilkanskas Don Wolfe While Robert (Rick) Bireline tees off, Larry Little, Terry Baer, and Mike Rudnicke seem to be watching where the birdie goes. Coach Eddie Evemeyer smiles in the background. Golf ers Larry Little sizes up the stroke. Mike Rudnicke relaxes. Coach Evemeyer watches. Rick Bireline swings. Terry Baer watches—the camera. Larry Little stands at a safer distance. 80 D aiivillc JooaoF College CHieerleadlers IN THE BEST OF CIRCLES The re lar cheerleaders, Sue Rohrer, Jill Shaffer, Marilyn Taylor, Nancy Clary, and Ellen Vrentas, sit this one out. CONFUSION-- This is the cheer that makes an octopus out of five cheerleaders. Back to front: Sue Rohrer, Nancy Clary, Ellen Vrentas, Jill Shaffer, and Marilyn Taylor. WATCH YOUR BALANCE— This is the cheerful quartette of alternates. Donna Taylor, Cathy Arnold, Pam Sanders, and Cheryl Arnold. 81 icers Joe Kieser Ann Deeken Ken Davis Pat Liggett T earns I This year bowlers are: Picture 1-standing, left: Louis Karosas, Paul Millikin, Joe Tatar, Walter Trapp; heated: Joe Summers, Pat Liggett, John Phillips, Ken Davis, Duane Dowart. 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