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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1966 volume:

THE CHRONICLE PREFACE To record and portray the manifold aspects of school life is the primary purpose of a yearbook. We, of the 1966 Chronicle staff, have tried to highlight each event of the school year in order that we might help you recall the ex- citement, the joys, and the sorrows of this past wonderful year. This year was the beginning of a new era as Danville Junior College celebrated simul- taneously its twentieth anniversary and the acquisition of its own campus. To effectively convey the enthusiasm and loyal support of the student body, we have deviated from our traditional colors of green and white and have sub- stituted in their place a brilliant red and silver, symbolizing our heartfelt pleasure for this accomplishment. It is the sincere wish of the entire staff that the Chronicle of 1966 may serve as a pleasant reminder of this eventful year at Danville Junior College. Editor - in - Chief Courtesy Hreha Studio In Memoriam Glen Robertson Danville Junior College faculty and students miss the pleasant smile and warm-hearted personality of Glen Robertson, for many years a part-time instructor in Sociology, History, and Education, and tennis coach. TOMORROW ' S LEADERS TODAY TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Page 5 Administration Page 15 Faculty Page 21 Undergraduates Page 39 Organizations Page 77 Honors • • • Page 87 Activities Page 95 Sports Page 113 Advertisers Page 123 DEDICATION TWENTIETH BIRTHDAY FOR DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE At the Faculty Forum in October, Danville Junior College faculty cele- brated the twentieth birthday of Danville Junior College, which began as an extension center of the University of Illinois in 1946. Executive Dean Mary Miller serves D.J.C. birthday cake to Mr. Ronald Eldred, the latest instructor to join the full-time faculty. Miss Mary Diller, the first D.J.C. full-time instructor, holds the anniversary cake. WOMAN OF THE YEAR EXECUTIVE DEAN MARY MILLER OF DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE In June, Danville Business and Professional Women ' s Club named Execu- tive Dean Mary Miller Danville ' s Woman of the Year. Dean Miller ' s fame, however, reaches far beyond the confines of Danville. She is listed in many books of Who ' s Who, among them the Dictionary of International Biography . She is the only woman who is dean of a junior college in Illinois and is secre- tary-treasurer of the Illinois Association of Junior Colleges. She has published several plays and articles. She received both her B.A. and M.A. at the University of Illinois but has also earned credit hours at six other universities throughout the United States. Honors she has received in the fields of English and Speech are numerous. Above all these, we think of Dean Miller, for the many things she has done and is doing to give Danville a junior college. MR. JOHN S. GLEASON, JR. VETERANS ADMINISTRATOR Veterans Administrator John S. Geason, Jr. receives the key to Danville from John Nichols, Danville Chamber of Commerce president. In December Veterans Administrator John S. Gleason, Jr., came from Washington, D.C., to Danville to make the V. A. Hospital buildings available for Danville Junior College. He is shown discussing plans with Ralph Swanson, school board presi- dent; L.W. Jaffe, president of the junior college foundation board; and Dr. Otto Schaefer, director of the V.A. Hospital in Danville. FIRST CITIZEN AWARD TO DR. OTTO SCHAEFER Dr. Otto Schaefer, director of the Veterans Administration Hospital, was awarded Danville ' s First Citizen Award by the American Business Club of Danville in grateful acknowledgement for his efforts toward making the V.A. Hospital available for Danville Junior College. Students, faculty, and adminis- tration of D.J.C. add their voices in tribute to Dr. Schaefer. Here Dr. Schaefer is shown receiving the First Citizen Award from Jack Stewart, president of the American Business Club. Superintendent David H. Radcliffe, speaker for the presentation, is shown at the right. cjiiFncaiiM CM (FBI MULi Qicimn mm OFFDE DJC FOmiMlIM m nm WHncrr mima DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE FOUNDATION FUND DRIVE CAMPAIGN In March the newly organized Danville Junior College Foundation in- itiated a Fund Drive to raise $750,000 to convert V. A. Hospital buildings into classrooms for the Danville Junior College. By the first of June the Fund Drive had topped this mark by $150,000. Three men who carried much re- sponsibility in the Fund Drive—Mr. Elmer Smith, president of Second National Bank; Mr. Charles Davis, general chairman of the Fund Drive; and Mr. Leonard Jaffe, president of Danville Junior College Foundation— smile over the Fund Drive ' s success, standing beside the building directory In Building 7, FUND DRIVE CHAIRMEN FUND DRIVE TOPS GOAL: With the scoreboard in the background, Danville Junior College Fund Drive chairmen, Thomas W. Stifler III and Mrs. William Engdahl discuss going over the goal with Thomas W. Conron, a vice chairman in the Pattern Gifts section. FUND DRIVE AUDITORS: Cliff Kesler, Herman Towell, Roy Siebert, Chip Hutchison, Jerry Duemmerle, and James Stuart work late on the night of May 25, 1965. IN GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO American Business Club Barkman Chevrolet Sales Co. Bohn Aluminum Brass Co, Carson-Pirie Scott C. E. I. Railroad Doctors of Danville First National Bank Grab-It-Here Stores Interstate Sand Gravel Co. Interstate Water Co. Lake View Hospital Leverenz Automotive Police Benevolent Protective Assn. Recording and Statistical Co. Scottish Rite Bodies Second National Bank Veteran Administration employees Wolford Insurance Agency Autotron, Inc. Barricks Dad ' s Civic Club Danville Altrusa Club Depke Welding District 118 employees Gao Grotto General Electric General Motors Harding Pharmacies 12 CHECKING PLEDGES in the Hotel Wolford are C. D. Brown, Jerry Hein, Dow Cooksey, Del Canute, A. A. Ranzenberger, and Robert Toy. IN GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO Harold Carter family Hoerner Box Co. Holiday Inn Hotel Wolford Holmes Bros. Hurleton Corp. Hyster Co. Interstate Printers Junior Woman ' s Club Kiwanis Lauhoff Grain Co. Lion ' s Club Meis Bros, Oldsmobile-C adillac Olin Mathieson Pepsi-Cola Rotary Royalettes Sears Stanray Steak N Shake Tee Pak, Inc. Windbreaker Zonta Club and all others who contributed to the Fund Drive. 13 At the left, writing signatures for tiles are Mrs. Margaret FitzGerald, Mr. Dale Roblnett, and Mr. E.W. Glavey. Watching are Mrs. FitzGerald ' s daughters and Mrs. Glavey. Mrs. Glenna Marlatt and Mrs. Sue Mills assisted in the signing. Below, Mrs. Glenn Robertson visits with Mrs. Annabelle Neel in the college office. TILE SIGNING All patrons of Danville Junior College who contributed $156 (a dollar a week for three years) or more will have their names on tiles that will decorate the halls of D.J.C. On November 21, 2000 persons visited D.J.C, signed tiles, and took a student-guided tour of Building 7. At the left, Mr. Thomas SUfler HI and Mrs. William Engdahl, Fund Drive chairmen, stand at the door to welcome visitors to D.J.C. Below, left. Executive Dean graciously at visitors to her office. Mary Miller smiles Below, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Houser and Jack Roland, a student guide for the tours, pose in the office of Miss Marjorie Holmes, dean of women. I I 4if ' W ' P Wii li iMWPiWW Piii SUPERINTENDENT Superintendent David Radcliffe dictates a lette to his secretary, Mrs. Geneva Rook. BOARD OF EDUCATION Clockwise from the head of the table at the right: Mr. David Radcliffe, Superintendent; Mr. Forrest DeWeese, Business Manager; Mr. Tim Fennessey, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Lester Snyder, Mrs. Madeline Skoog, Mrs. Lillian Pearson, Secretary; Mr. Walter Glavey, President of the Board; Mr. Louis Mervis; Dr. William Hensley; Mr. D. H. Sparks; Mr. Lloyd Hilleary; Mr. Elmer Colby. Mllfj. ALICE LEK MOKItLSON DIRECTOR UNIVEItSITY PARALLEL MR. ROBERT GRIGGS DIRECTOR VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL EDUCATION EXECUTIVE DeAn MARY MILLER ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL MISS MARJORIE HOLMES DEAN OF WOMEN 7 MISS MARY ANN DILM DIRECTOR CONTINUING AND ADULT EDUCATION, MR. VERNON BRAUN DIRECTOR STUDENT SERVICES MR. JOHN BETTAG BURSAR DEAN OF MEN: Wayne Pichon and Terry Baer discuss ACT test with Mr. Vernon Brann. DEANS ' OFFICE DEAN OF WOMEN: Dave Foster and Jerry Stultz check on the I Q ' s of their blind dates with Miss Marjorie Holmes. COUNSELORS COUNSELORS: First row from left: Mrs. Ethel Oakwoodj Miss Marjorie Holmes; Dr. A r m e 1 d a Swearington, M r. Vernon Braun, Guidance Chairman; Mrs. Kathyrn Watts; Mr. Wilbur Dickson. 0 Our office staff is ever on the job. From left to right; Miss Shirley Kleiner, Secretarial Assistant; Mrs. ' Elinor White, Secretarial Assistant; Mrs. Sue Mills, Office Secretary; and Mrs. Annabelle Neel, Registrar. ADULT EDUCATION OFFICE Miss Mary Ann Diller, Adult Education Chair- man, directs Mildred Mills, her secretary, on details for a letter. VOCATIONAL- TECHNICAL OFFICE Mr. Robert Griggs, Chairman of Vocational - Technical Educa- tion, dictates a letter to his secretary, Mrs. Nancy Dickson. BUSINESS OFFICE MR. DE WEESE BRIEFS THE BUSINESS SEC- RETARIES: Clockwise beginning left: Forrest DeWeese; Delores Owens, LaVon Evans, Aileen Richards, Rosalie Wilcox, Peggy Gardner, Mary Slusher, Irma Kliener. O DANVILLE JUNIOR RONALD ELDRED B.A.-Ind. State M.S.-Ind. State Social Science JAMES NICKEL B.S. -Purdue U. Horticulture Chairman Spon.-OH Club DR. KARL GORDON D.D.S -Loyola U. M.S. -Indiana State Science Chairman ELAINE DABELKO M.A.-Ohlo U. English MARILYN WEINARD B.S.-Eastem ni. U. Commerce Chairman CHARLES HOWE B.A.-u. of m. M.A.-U. of S. Calif. English Spon--CHRONICLE EDDIE EVEMEYER B.S.- Westem ni. U. M.S.- Western ni. U. Physical Education Social Studies Coach-Basketball Coach-Golf ALICE LEE MORRISON B.A.-U. of ILL. M.A.-U. Of 111. Humanities Chairman Spon.-TATTLER Spon.- Jottings ROBERT BRITTON B.A.-U. of Minn. Social Science Business Administration 1.1 I COLLEGE FACULTY RICHARD BODINE B.S. -Indiana State Mathematics and Science Coach-Tennis VPJKNON JJRAUN n. A.- Valparaiso U. M.A.- Ind. .Statf; Dean of Men Gui fiance Director ROBERT GRIGGS B.S. -Southern HI. U. M.S. -Southern 111. U. Vocational- Tech Chairman ALICE DRIES B.S.-U. of ni. Horticulture ALVIN WILCOX B. A. -Iowa State Vocation Technical RICHARD THEOBALD B.M.E.-Ind. State E.D.P. VERA DIFFENDERFER B. A. -Eastern ni. U. M.A.-u. of m. Adv. Cert, in Ed.- U. of m. Social Science JOHN BETTAG B.S. -Colorado State College Bursar E.D.P. SHERMAN ZELINSKY Mus. B. -Boston U. Mus. M. -Boston U. M.A. in Librarianship- of Denver Librarian FACULTY MARJORIE HOLMES B.S.- m. Normal U. M.A.- Michigan State Dean of Women Adv. Cert.- U. of m. EILEEN FARRELL B. A. -College of St. Francis (Joliet) M. A. -George Washington U. Mathematics Chairman MANFORD KISTLER B.A.- Ind. Cen. College M.A.- Purdue U. E.D.P. Chairman Spon.-Tau Epsilon MARY ANN DILLER B.A.-MacMurray College M.A.-U. of ni. Social Studies Chairman Adult Ed. Chairman WALTER SMITH B. A. -Morgan State College M. A. -Columbia U. English LEE LIGHTNER B.A.- U. Of Chicago M.A.- Brandeis U. English 24 CARROLL DAVIS Mechanical Technology B.S. -Southern 111. U. Vocational-Technical MARILYN CAMPBELL B.S.-Ind. State U. M.A.-Ind. State U. Science DOROTHY HARWOOD R.N.-Paris (ni.) Hosp. Sch. of Nursing M.S.-Ind. State College Practical Nursing Dir. Left to right: Uldine Beck, Psychology; Betty Bailey, Mathematics; Henry PuUen, Mathematics; Keith Wise, Science. Lee turing is Richard Bodine. FACULTY Left to right: Agneta Buck, French; Helen Freeman, English; Nancy Lowenstein, English; R. D. Purkey, English; WiUiam Faulkerson, Spanish. Left to right: Lowell Volkel, Social Science; Wilbur Dickson, Guidance; Ethel Oakwood, Guidance; WiUiam Langas, Social Science. Faculty Left to right: William McMahill, Vocational- Technical Education; Patricia Nofzinger, Music; Lorama Boggs, Music; Robert Fink, Vocational-Technical Education. Left to right: MUdred Glendmeler, Home Economics; Frank Luzenske, Physical Education; Marjorie Wilson, Healt i; Robert Schnelle, Commerce. Faculty Not Pictured Gladys Beatty Physical Education Paul Boothe Commerce Bill Byers Commerce Richard Cheney Science Dr. Mason Earing Mechanical Technology Iris Gillis Art Florence Handley Health Katheryn Watts Guidance Uldine Beck Psychology Not Pictured Dr. Paul Raskins Psychology Robert Platzer Commerce John Sanders English Robert Steiger Business Administration Dr. Armelda Swearingen Guidance James We lls Communication Skills Ruby Wilson Health Martin Zeiter Science 27 PRACTICAL NURSING CLASSES At the left, is Mary Jo Sweet, R. N., demonstrating how near the heart the stomach is. The students are William Jennings and Charlene Compton. Above, Norma Hunter takes Pearl Rohour ' s blood pressure in the class on Nursing Principles and Skills. Watching are Sandra Alexander, D.N.; Herma PoUett; and Eileen Ward. Above, the class studies nutrition. They also seem to know about the heart and stomach. Diana Rull puts the skillet on and waiting are Margaret Fazio, Claire Snyder, and Mrs. Hazel LeCount, R.N. Left. Does Adam have a missing rib? In the class on Body Structure and Function Esther Risher, R.N., Gladys Harrigan, and Norma McDowell ponder the question. Classes Dr. Gordon explains the structure of the microscope students Sue Baker, Marlene Lucas, and Glenn Ross. to Watering pfiltzer and mugho pine, Michael Wither and members of the Horticulture classes keep close watch on the progress of their plants. Left to right, Rebecca Anglum, David Patterson, George Bacon, Mrs. Dries, Ron Smith, Edward Collins, Herbert Zimmerman, and Don Hilts. Dr. Gordon instructs students of his Zoology class in the use and functions of the microscope. In this picture with Dr. Gordon are Carol Cleland, Pat Johnson, and Rowena Heath. 30 Classes Mrs. Lightner and Michael Perry discuss a tricky Rhetoric assignment after class. In Horticulture you can commune with nature even while you listen to a lecture. Mr. Nickell illustrates this to his class from left to right, James Frazee, Mike Mayer, Dan Burns, Roy Hoover, Phil Bouslog, and Don Lanmon. From the expressions of Raj ' mond Rose, Bob Noone, and Evelyn Miller, the Rhetoric class is deeply engrossed in Mrs. Lightner ' s lecture. 31 Classes Mr. Wilcox has a formula for everything and he proves it above to Robert Matingly, Robert Moulton, and Fred Bedard, and below to Tom Cohoon, Mike Gony, and Mike Colleen. At this stage of the game the brown fox moves quicker than ten fingers. Oh, well, who wants to type more than five words a minute! Miss Weinard. observes her typing class. All tlie world ' s a stage... J. L. lleaton, Reglna Walker, and Charles Bedlnger seoni almost to be watching some of the roles of men being por- trayed, as Mrs. Morrison takes them back into tiie days of Sliakespeare and the Elizabetlian tlieater. Classes Something unusual here, the teacher, Mrs. Dabelko, is happier about the themes she is returning than are students Marianne Clark, Harold Lowry, and Howard Charles. This is a window; now make a doorway for yourself, says Mr. Davis to Herb Bamhart and Phil Smith in Technical Drawing. 33 Classes The old soldier, Mr. Britton, maps the line of attack, while two P.F.C. ' s in Social Science — Richard Craig and Don Allen — watch his strategy. This is a discussion on political affil- iations? Maybe Miss Diller, Mrs. Lambright, and Mr. Wyer all belong to the same party. O.K.!. This is a football, Mr. Evemeyer says to the P.E. class. Tom Snyder and Larry Kincade ponder this statement. It ' s a game of brawn; get your shoulder muscles to working. Two unknowns demonstrate. In the picture It looks like an apart- ment house for birds, but Mr. Ricliard Theobald Is really demonstrating a 407 control panel in an EDP class. Students are Janet Blair, John Gnaigie, Janice Kimberlln, and Larry Durbin. Classes Above, it ' s new math. The group- ings are — instructor, Mrs. Eileen Farrell; students, Nancy Robinson and Bob Plater. Left, maybe it ' s a demonstration on the Secret Ser ' lce. At least, Steve Gilbert and Brad Pipkin stand staunch and guard with eagle eyes as Mr. Ronald Eldred lectures. 35 Classes Karen Allison is attracted to an X to the fourth power, and it isn ' t even in a letter in code. Mr. Bodine and Robert Haskins listen to her ex- planation in math class. Lorna Doone? Jane Eyre? Stu- dents Kelly Mavres, Evelyn Miller, and Alan Shields visit with Mr. Howe aJDOUt his collection of old McC alls covers de- picting heroines of early English novels. Chronicle photographer, Andy Demos, took this picture when he demonstrated a camera to a speech class. Like a statue poses Sheila Piper. Audience feedback comes from Regina Walker, Marian Wright, Patty Kurzweg, Mike Wright, Bill Lusk, Marty Pluth, Margaret Pierce, and Pat Sheridan. 36 Classes Mr. Zellnsky and Elizabeth Campbell, student li- brarian, demonstrate our first semester library facili- ties. But there will be rainbows of knowledge in vol- umes varied someday soon. I think their national anthem is named after this city, hazards frankophile Thomas Orsulak, while Miss Diffenderfer and Alice Coote check his degree of accuracy. Let ' s see what a 1620 digital computer can do with this decK of cards, Janet Blair wonders. PatStubbe, Frank Hanson, and Mr. Klstler watch with mounting suspense. 37 Classes EDP is fun. You just play cards all day long. Tatar, Bill Barlow, Mary Ellen Meek, and Mr. Bettag. From East to West, More wonderful than science fictionl Now Karen Allison believes. Miss Campbell points the way, and Janice Williams in eagerness awaits. The cycle of communication seems to be complete as Mr. Smith explains a speech situation to John Stewart and Natalie Stuebe. 38 ARNOLD, CHERYL Senate, I, II Chr. of Sp. Proj., II Class Officer, V.-Pres., I, n Tattler, I, U Ed., n Dean ' s List Jottings Academ. Letterman Cheerleader, I Kollege Kapers BAER, TERRY Who ' s Who in Amer. Jr. Coll. Senate, n, m Chronicle I, n, ni Cir. Mgr., n Asst. Ed., m Athletic Letterman Basketball Tennis Kollege Kapers BROOKS, CAROL Senate, I, n Class Officer, Sec, n Chronicle, I, n Cir. Ed., n Choir Sec, I, n Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. MAUCK, JOHN Chronicle, I, n, m Photog. Mgr., n, m Tau Epsilon Pres., I Bowling, n, in Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. McGLAUGHLIN, JOSEPH Senate V.-Pres., I Pres., n Class Officer Pres., n Tattler, I, H Phi Rho Pi, I, n Thi For, I Kollege Kapers ROHRER, SUSAN Senate, I, n V.-Pres., n Class Officer Sec, I Chronicle, I, n Ed.-in-Chief, H Dean ' s List Cheerleader, I Jottings Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. 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REWERTS, PATRICIA Chronicle, n Bowling SCHAFER, FRED Kollege Kapers PACHCIARZ, RAMONA Phi Rho Pi KoUege Kapers ROLAND, JACK Athletic Letterrnan Basketball WISE, WILLIAM Tattler, n VOIGHT, EUGENE Tau Epsilon VILKANSKAS JOHN Bowling Acree, Tom Ames, Mike Anderson, James Anderson, Ronald A rant, Zane Bach, Craig Baldwin, Alan Barr, John Berry, Ralph Bays, Judith Beasley, Joyce Bedinger, Charles Beauvois, Richard Bennett, Velva Barry, Cheryl Biggs, Charles Bireline, Robert Black, Marjorie Blakeney, John Blakley, Frances Bogart, Margaret Boyd, Jimmie Brackney, John Brady, Robert Brazas, Rose Bresnan, Mike Brickey, Thomas Bromley, Mary Ann Brown, Ronald Burgin, Donald 44 By nun, Donald Callahan, MildnKl Carp, Tony Cassolls, James Chambers, Mary Clark, Albert Clark, James Cohoon, Thomas Corbin, Richard Cornwell, Alice Cornwell, Carol Cowan, Richard Cox, Ernie Crain, James Crist, Irma David, Ann Davis, Charles Dickerson, David Divan, John M, Dohme, Paul Donahue, Richard Draegert, Ross Drew, Robert Drury, James Eberhardt, Ross Edgington, Evelyn Ed ington, Paul Edwards, John Englert, Mike Erickson, Gary 0 fe Mi 45 Ewing, John Fagen, David Faulkner, Cheryl Fesselmeyer, Robert Fricke, Sharon Foster, David Fraser, Richard Fraser, Robert Gannon, Garry George, Robert Gilley, Harold Gironard, George Gordon, Tony Gossett, Joan Grygiel, Wanda Hall, Carol Hall, Lowell Hamilton, Barbara Hart, Stephen Harvey, Terry Hatfield, Harry Hathaway, James Haworth, Jennifer Heaton, Joseph Henry, Richard Hepner, Gary Hettsmanberger, Kayla Hoffman, Eugene Holden, Martha Holler, David 46 Ilollott, Eddlo I lurk, Casandra lliulson, CralR IIii(!st.oii, Robert Ilumrichous, Richard Ingram, Thomas Jackson, Joan Jaffee, William Johnson, Margie Kanger, David Keith , Carolyn Keith, Curt Kentner, Margery Kepley, Wllla Kimberlln, Janice Kincheloe, Jerry King, David Kirk, Ronald Knight, Myrtle Kotcher, Peggy Lamb right, Geraldlne Landsdown, Nancy Lewis, Jacqueline Lomax, Charles Loop, Steven Ludden, Joseph Malaise, Robert March, Linda May, Joseph Mattingly, Robert 47 Mayer, Buck Mayer, Richard Mikel, Rachel Miller, Georgia Miller, James Miller, Richard Moody, Lyle Mumm, Ronald McClelland, Dan McLeod, Joseph McLimans, Lu Etta McQuade, Genevieve Nimrlck, Francis O ' Connell, Margaret Odle, Steven Odle, Charles O ' Malley, Annie Palmer, Frank Pepping, Roberta Phillips, Dick Phillips, Howard Pickett, Dave Plntar, Joseph Pluth, Martin Prat a, Vivian Reed, Edward Reid, Thomas Ritenour, Jean Roth, Jennifer Rudnicke, Mike Rumple, Ernie Russel, William Satterlee, Louis Schwartz, Judith Scott, John Scott, Margaret Shank, Nancy Shaw, Ronald Shepard, Harry Shlck, L. Alan Slmms, Richard Skinner, Harry Slade, James Smith, Alfred Smith, Daryl Smith, James Smith, Wayne Snyder, Susan Spicer, Frances Spicer, Susan StelzeiT, Michael Stocker, Lawrence Stoner, Michael Story, Alfred Story, Lela Strain, John Stultz, Jerome Swisher, Louise Taber, Kathleen Talbott, Eugene V A9 Tatar, Joseph Teeters, Arlen Tevebaugh, Mike Thompson, Twlla Kay Treat, Victor Trego, Claude Trent, WilUam Troglia, James Tutwller, Sharon Valentine, Ira Vance, Thomas Vandermuelen, Darrell Walker, Carolyn Walker, Donald Wallpe, William Weiss, Michael White, Betty Whitlock, William Wilkins, Barnett Wilson, Marlin Wright, Mike Wright, Rodney Wright, Steven A. Wright, Stephen W. Wyer, Allen Wynkoop, Bonnie Yeazel, Kenneth Zielinski, Daniel Zukas, Robert 50 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right, Suzanne Holland, Senate Representative; Mike Filicsky, Senate Representative; Pam Hayes, Senate Alternate; Terry Collier, President; Anita Buchanan, Secretary; Linda Starkey, Senate Repre- sentative; Penny Elliott, Vice President. Abernathy, Julian Aden, Larry Adkins, Dwlght Ahlstedt, Richard Alaway, Marilyn Allen, Donald Allison, James Allison, Joe Allison, Karen Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Jesse Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Thomas Anglum, Rebecca Arnold, Betty 51 Artman, Linda Sue Ashley, Billy James Astell, Constance Atchison, Joyce Auter, Kathy Baird, William David Baker, Sue Bales, Sharon Banning, Jerry Barker, Larry Barnard, Mary Ann Bamhardt, Herbert Barry, Kendall Bartlow, Sharon Bartlow, William Baugh, Gary Baumgart Paul Bays, William Bell, Gilda Bell, MeMn Bement, Dick Bennett, Beverly Bentley, Thomas Be rgr strand, Cheryl Betkls, Marilyn Blair, Janet Bland, Charles Blary, Donald Bodine, Bill Bonebrake, James Borgers, John Borgwald, Jean Bor ald, Terry Bouslog, Phillip Bowers, John Bowman, Garry Boyd, Sally Ann Boyer, David Boyle, John Bradbury, Robert Branlgln, Gale Brannln, Jerry D, Brasel, Roger Brown, Bonnie Jo Brown, Linda Brown, Lester Brown, Stephen Bulnsklll, Jayne Buhoveckey, Jerry Burgess, Carolyn Burns, Bonlta Jean Burwask, Susan Burrough, Stephen Byers, Ronald Byrne, Michael Calhoun, Steve Calvin, Timothy Cannon, Conrad Carpenter, Jean Carpenter, Mary Ann 53 Carrell, Jane Ann Carey, Francine Carter, Stephen Carter, Terry Carter, Timothy Cash, Diana Castle, Lindsey Catney, Michael Cavinder, David Chadwell, Fred Chalkus, Robert Chandler, John Chapman, Thomas Cheever, Richard Chenoweth, Daniel Chester, Brian Clark, Richard Clark, Marianne Clark, Ross Clawson, Kenneth Clawson, Lionel Cleland, Carol Clements, Michael Coate, Alice Colleen, Michael Collier, Terry Collins, Bruce Collins, Edward Collins, James Collins, PhilUp 54 Connelly, David Coon, Sue Ann Cooper, Phillip Cottle, Jane Covert, Joe Cox, Eleanor Cox, Harold Cox, Marshall Cox, Susan Craig, Richard Crick, Donald Cripe, Larry Christman, Roger Cronkhite, Sandra Crow, George Cunningham, J. Roger Curry, Larry Dabels, Judith Dalbey, Joseph Dalke, James Daniel, Jerry Darbin, Roger Davis, Jerry Davis, John Davis, Kathleen Davis, Michael Davis, Ronald Davis, Richard Davison, Robert Day, Kerjieth Dean, Dennis Deeken, Lariy Demos, Andrew DeMoss, Judy Denney, Raymond DeYoung, Katheryn Dickerson, Joyce Dietzen, Veronica Dillman, David Dlllman, Melvln Dillon, Bonnie Dittmar, Diana Dittmar, David Doan, Kathleen Dobbins, Don Dobson, Michael Dodson, Michael Doney, Susan Donna, Andy Douthit, Dinah Dowers, James Downey, Mary Downing, Reno Drain, Eugene, Jr. Drain, Julia Dryer, Edward Dudley, John Dugger, Jackie Dukes, Martha Dumas, Julie 56 Duncan, Janice Dunn, Karon Durbln, Larry Eastorday, Susan Eckert, Robert J. Edwards, Rebecca Edwards, Ronald Egan, Mary Egnew, Robert Elliott, Penny Englert, Ronald Erickson, Linnea Eroh, Vernon Estes, Ronald Estergard, James Evans, David Evers, Linda Faber, Carolyn Farmer, Michael Ferrell, Dale Ferris, Dennis Fidler, Duane Fields, Maurice Fillcsky, Michael Filicsky, Terry Finney, Douglas Finney, Stephen Flannery, Paula Flessner, Dave Fletcher, William 57 Fortune, Alva Foster, Ronald Foxworthy, Anthony Frazee, James Frericks, Keith Fueyo, Diana Galloway, Robert Galyen, Donna Galyen, Merry Gard, Echo Garmon, Robert Garner, John Garretson, Nancy Gary, Don Gauble, Suzanne Gilbert, Stephen Gill, Betty Glatz, Gerald Glover, Betty Gnagney, John Gogerty, Linda Goln, Donnle Gony, Michael Goodman, William Goodner, Theodore Gossett, Martha Green, David Green, Kenneth Greer, David R, Grimes, Jerry 58 Grlswold, Rita Gross, Ronald Guggemos, Robert GulUckson, Thomas Gumm, Jacqueline Guy, Sandra Haas, Gilbert Haas, Larry Hager, Michael Hambrlght, David Hamilton, Janls Hamm, Robert Hamm, Wanda Hamp, Linda Hance, Ethel Hance, Mark Hanegan, Russell Hansen, Carol Hanson, Frank Hardegree, Vickie Ann Hardenbrock, Harry Harrier, Laymond Harrier, Raymond Harrison, Sandra Hart, Robert Hasklns, Robert Hatfield, Betty Hathaway, Mikalene Hathaway, Steve Hawkins, Karen 59 Hayes, Pam Hazelbaker, Charles Hazen, Robert Heath, Greg Heath, Rowena Hedgpeth, Deborah Hembrey, Cheryl Henderson, Esther Henderson, Mary Henry, James Hensley, Sally Ann Herambourg, Manuel Hemor, Rodney Hettsmanberger, Garold Hile, Daniel Hile, Mary Hill, James Hill, James Edwin Hill, Larry Hills man, Otis Hilts, Donald Hines, Mirl Hodges, Joann Hodge, David Holden, Paul Holland, Suzann Holllngsworth, Joyce Holter, Esther Hoover, Roy Hopper, Janet Sue 60 Hoth, Jerry Houpt, Stephen Howard, Charles Hoveln, Gary Hubbell, Suzanne Huckstadt, Rita Huffstutler, Connie Hughes, Judy Hupfer, Charles Huxtable, Tim Ibbotson, David Jacks, James Jackson, Isaiah Jackson, Rhonda Jarllng, Larry Jenkins, Betty Lou Jeurrlsen, Theodore Johnson, Donald Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jay Johnson, John Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Teresa Johnson, Vickl Jones, Danny Jones, David Jones, John Jones, Kathy Jones, Luanne Jones, Patricia Jones, Robert Jones, Ronald Joregenson, Ernie Julian, Richard Jumps, Richard Keller, Verna Kelly, Marie Kelly, Ralph Kemper, Ronald Kennedy, Bariy Kester, Floyd Kincade, Larry King, Denny Kirby, Linda Kirkpatrick, Jewell Klrsch, Martha Klaman, Paul Knight, Melody Knopinski, Sharon Kobie, Lance Koch, Roger Kochell, Susan Koebrich, Christine Kost, Kenneth Krauel, Kenneth Krug, June Krukewitt, David Kruse, David Kuslnskl, Janice Kuras, Dennis Kurzweg, Patricia LaBounty, Lance Lafary, Danny Lanman, Donald LaSage, Paula Latourelle, Michael Latoz, Samuel Lawlyes, Melvln Lee, Earl Legg, Fred Lehrling, George Lenover, Rena Linn, Maureen Listner, Robert Little, Larry Lloyd, Michael Lomax, Laura Long, Rachel Longfeffow, Al Loop, Gary Loschen, Bernice Loving, Kenneth Lowery, Kenneth Lowry, Herald Lucas, Marlene Lusk, William Mahan, Olga Mains, Patrick 63 Malchow, George Mann, Betty Margolin, Spencer Marion, Barnon Maris, Terry Lee Marshall, Marianna Martin, Glen Martin, Kathleen Martin, Kenneth Martin, Norma Masengale, Ronald Mavres, Kelly Mayer, Michael Meek, Mary Ellen Mensavage, Jeanette Merriweather, Ronald Mlkel, Phillip Miller, Carolyn Miller, Diane Miller, Evelyn Miller, Linda Miller, Stephanie Mitchell, Pamela Mitchell, Robert Mokijewski, Christine Mominee, Elizabeth Moody, Francis Moody, Gary Moore, James Moore, Lanny 64 Moore, Richard Moore, Ronald Moreman, Pamela Morgenroth, Edna Morris, Anno Morris, Connie Morris, Sharon Morrison, Mary Morrison, Wayne Moudy, Kenneth Moulton, Robert Murphy, Michael Myers, Douglas Myers, Linda McBride, Omer McCammon, Margarete McClaflin, William McClure, Ed McDermott, Donna McElhaney, Larry McFadden, Joseph McGough, Thomas McGrough, Robert Mcintosh, Brian Mcintosh, James McMillin, Howard McMuUen, Richard McMurray, Robert McNamera, James Nantz, Eric 65 Neathery, Lynn Nelsen, Robert Nelson, Douglas Nelson, Thomasina Nelson, Tonita New, Robert Newell, James Nichols, James Nolan, Pame la Nolin, Joy Nolin, Ricky Noone, Robert Norris, Larry Norton, David, Jr. Null, Lowell Oakes, Sally Ann Odum, Diana Ohl, Judith Oldani, Richard O ' Neal, Samuel O ' Neil, Robert Orsulak, Thomas Owens, Winnifred Parrish, Wilma Patterson, David Patterson, Gary Payney, Gail Pearson, Connie Pearson, Janice Pelfrey, Pamela 66 Polrtuui, Cliarlos PcMTodlri, Parnola Porry, Mlcliaol Peslioff, Patricia Petro, Geza Plchon, Ethel Dea Pierce, Margaret Plercefleld, Patricia Piper, Gary Piper, Sheila Pipkin, Bradford Plater, Robert Pluth, Gregory Polndexter, Carolyn Polk, Mark Alan Poll Duane Poor, William Potter, Terry Powell, William Pribble, Donald Prouty, Linda Pugh, Cheryl Range, Lawrence Rattonetti, Anthony Rautbort, Jaclyn Ray, John Ray, Nancy Rayfield, Dave Reckner, Jacqueline Redman, Michael 67 Reed, Martin Reed, Ruby Reffett, Raymond Regan, Timothy W, Regnier, Rachel Reik, Daniel Renfer, Ronald Reynolds, Marilyn Rice, Wilma Richards, Aileen Richardson, Herman Richardson, Robert Richter, Donald Rickgauer, Richard Roberts, Burrell Roberts, Louis Robinson, Jayne Robinson, Nancy Roesch, Don Rohrer, Brenda Romack, Sandra Rook, Jacqueline Rose, Raymond Ross, Glenn Roth, David Rothrock, Philip Rothwell, Christine Rotramel, James Rouse, James Routh, Charles R. 68 -Jill si-y J RuU, Diana Rumple, Russell Hushin, Linda Rusk, Lana Samet, Peggy Samp, Nanette Sanders, Clarence Scarlett, Gary Schleler, Helen Schutzius, Martin Scott, Jesse Scott, Linda Seltzer, John Shafer, Philip Shank, Samuel Shanks, James Shaw, Pamela Sheffield, Willard Sheridan, Patricia Shetter, Howard Shields, Alan Shonkwiler, Kathy Shuey, William Simpson, Charles Skaggs, Susannah Skinner, Linda Slade, Marvin Slayton, Theodore Sloan, Sandra Smalley, Chere Arden 69 Smalley, James Smith, Bessie Smith, Danny Smith, Darrell Smith, Dennis Smith, Evon Smith, Howard Smith, Phillip Smith, Ronald Smith, Robert Snow, Barbara Snyder, Mary Snyder, Thomas Songer, Steve Stafford, Andrew Stapleton, Donald Starkey, Curtis Starkey, Linda Starling, Elenor Starns, Tim Stefanie, Marilyn Steht, Sue Stevens, Ronald Stewart, John Stiritz, Donna Strako, Daniel Strebe, Harold Strebin, Charles Stubbs, Patricia Stuebe, Natalie 70 SuiKlcrniuii, Judith Suiig ' . ' ill, Josopli Swank, Gary Swisher, Charles Szotak, Julia labeling. Warren Tabels, David Tallman, Robert Tammen, Duane Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Frank Taylor, Larry Taylor, Bryce Todd Tellier, Edward Templeman, Ruth Ann Thlede, Kenneth Thomason, Larry Thompson, Jon Tierman, Michael Tilton, Regina Tippie, Dennis Toler, Terry Tomlinson, Robert Tonn, Marlin Tool, Wonda Tovey, Joan Tovey, Roy Townsend, Tommie Travers, Janies Troutman, Lorraine 71 Trumble, Nancy Tuggle, William Turner, Helen Turner, Sally Uht, Sharon Vanesse, Rex Van Horn, Fred Vassos, Minos Verhoven, John Vickers, Rick Vogel, Olive Wade, Carolyn Waggaman, Gregory Wagner, Becky Wahlfeldt, Nancy Walge, Sharon Walker, Regina Walter, Nancy Warren, Jerry Wasson, Erma Wear, Floyd Weber, Dennis Welsch, Bill Weinard, Gary West, Lynda White, Eleanor Whitehouse, William Wickland, David Wiemer, Thomas Wiesemann, Ann 72 Wllhcr, Mifliacl Wlldinan, Wllllaii] Wlllctt, Jill Williams, Janice Wilmot, Quoiitiii Wilson, Cheryl Wilson, David Wilson, Gregory Wilson, Kathy Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Steve Wood, Bonnie Woodall, Aletha Woodside, Mildred Wren, Larry Wright, Dennis Wright, Lee Wright, Marian Wyatt, Herman Yocius, Stephen Yoder, Nelson York, Mary Ann Young, Herman Young, Phillip Zimmerman, Herbert Practical Nursing Classes INSTRUCTORS— Left to right: Hazel LeCount, Sandra Alexander, Mary Jo Sweet, Esther Risher. Allingworth, Alice Doggett, Nancy Enoex, Delores Floyd, Eva Goings, Pauline Hollingsworth, Claribel Hunter, Norma Hunter, Sharon Jennings, Mary Legros, Armance Phelps, Sharon Pollitt, Herma Rohour, Pearl Towns, Dorothy Ward, Eileen Wesley, Brenda 74 School of Practical Nursing CLASS OFFICERS: Sharon Hunter, President; Herma Pollitt, Vice President; Sharon Phelps, Secretary; Eva Floyd, Treasurer. PRACTICAL NURSING II. TOP ROW, from left, Eileen Ward, Claribel Hollingsworth, Brenda Wesley, Pearl Rohour, Nancy Doggett, Dorothy Towns. MIDDLE ROW, Norma Hunter, Delores Enoex, Alice Allensworth, Armance Legros, Pauline Goings. BOTTOM ROW, Sharon Alexander, instructor; Mary Jennings; Sharon Phelps: Sharon Hunter; Herma Pollitt; Hazel Le Count, instructor. GRADUATION: Mrs. Mary Jennings; Miss Sharon Hunter; Dr. Robert Tomlinson, Professor of Vocational and Technical Education at the University of Illinois; Mrs. Hazel Le Count, Acting Coordinator of School of Practical Nursing. I PRACTICAL NURSING I. ROW 5, William Jennings, Ben Jenkins. ROW 4, Diana Run, Margaret Fazio, Diana Morris, Betty Seyfert, Charlene Compton. ROW 3, Betty Parrish, Karen Thompson, Maleta Boyd, Norma McDowell, Leona Browning. ROW 2, Maxcine Rhodes, Jeanetta Wimberly, Gladys Harrigan, Margery Downey, Virginia Short, Valerie Smith, Elizabeth Specogni, Dema Powell, Claire Snyder. ROW 1, Esther Richer, Alma Taylor, Janet Winegardner, Carolyn Darner, Wahnita Keller, Mary Sweet. 76 ADVISORS Dean Braun Executive Dean Miller Dean Holmes SENATE OFFICERS Terry Collier, Treasurer Anita Buchanan, Secretary Joseph McGlaughlin, President Susan Rohrer, Vice President Cheryl Arnold, Chairman of Special Projects Student Senate Phi Rho Pi is a nation-wide speech society for junior colleges. Only those who excelled in Speech 100 are invited to join. Pictured, left to right, are Robert Yeazel, Vice presi- dent; Priscilla Cohenour, Secretary-treasurer; Deanna Dale, President, and Mr. R. D. Purkey, Advisor. The Tattler The Tattler Is a replica of the first newspapers that were distributed in coffee houses through- out the 18th century. Our monthly publication comments on and announces D.J.C. activities and organizations, often humorously. Mrs, Alice Lee Morrison is the faculty advisor. ADVISOR AND EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Stand- ing, Mrs. Morrison, Advisor. Seated, Chen-1 Arnold, Sophomore editor, and Sandy Cronkhite, Freshman Editor, EDITORS: Left to right, Jim V alsh, Make-up editor; Bob Plater, Sports editor; Cheryl Arnold, Sophomore editor; Mike Filicsky, Feature editor; Jane Cottle, News editor; Suzann Holland, Circu- lation editor; Jackie Britton, News editor. TATTLER STAFF; Back row, left to right, Tom Chapman, Ray Rose, Bob Plater, Jim Walsh, Dave Baird, and Bill Marian. Middle row, Mike Filicsky, Cheryl Arnold, Suzann Holland, Jane Cottle, Bernice Loschen, Mary Ann Bernard, Natalie Stuebe, and Pam O ' Bryant. First row, Mrs. Morrison, Penny Elliot, Rita Huckstadt, Jackie Britton, and Cathy Arnold. THE CHRONICLE , the Danville Junior College yearbook, is sponsored by Mr. Charles H. Howe and Mr. Paul Boothe. For Volume IV, Susan Rohrer acted as Editor-in-Chief and Terry Baer as Assistant Editor. Photography, advertis- ing, and circulation managers were John Mauck, Linda Crow, and Carol Brooks. Make-rup and copy editors were Ellen Vrentas and Carol Atwood. ADVERTISING: Paul Boothe, Advisor; Linda Crow, Manager; Virgil Murphy, Star Salesman. CIRCULATION STAFF: Seated, Carol Brooks, Manager. First row, Linda Miller, Susan Easterday, Kay Champion. Second row, Marge Kentner, Christine Rothwell, Ruth Cleveland, Steve Pickett. ADVERTISING STAFF: Seated, Linda Crow, Manager First row, Jan Paden, Kathy Doan, Kathy Davis, Wayne Plchon, Pat Rewerts. Second row, Andy Donna, Dave Wilson, Virgil Murphy, Gary Weinard. Not pictured, Dave Hambrlght. The Chronicle INI Hitiin mt MO I V WDCO YVUD ro v Toc Hi ft EDITORS AND SPONSOR: Seated, Terry Baer, Assistant editor; John Mauck, Photography manager; Mr. Howe, Sponsor, Standing, Carol Brooks, Circulation manager; Carol Atwood, Copy editor; Ellen Vrentas, Make-up editor; Susan Rohrer, EdItor-ln-Chlef. EDITORS AND MAKE-UP AND COPY STAFFS: Row 1, Carol Atwood, Copy editor; Ellen Vrentas, Make- up editor; Susan Rohrer, Editor-in-Chief; Terny Baer, Assistant editor. Row 2, Linda Hamp, Diane Siebert, Virginia Daw, Row 3, Sharon Bartlow, LinneaErickson, Ivadale Foster. Row 4, Daniel Hile, Charles Bedinger. Not pictured, Russell Hanegan. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Standing, Alan Burge; Steve Petro; Mike Byrne; Andy Demos„ Seated, Charles Pelman; John Mauck, Photography manager; Dennis Wright. ADVISOR AND REPORTERS: Seated, Cheryl Arnold; Tom McGough; Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison, Advisor; Alan Wyer; Rita Huckstadt. Standing, Natalie Stuebe; Joy Beasley; Roger Cunningham; Bill Marion; Steve Pickett, Jerry Collier; Pam O ' Bryant; Cathy Arnold; Ellen Vrentas, Junior College Jottings 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. Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison acts as faculty sponsor. REPORTERS: Seated, Mary Ann Barnard, Linda Hamp, Sandy Cronkite, Jackie Rook, Linda Miller. Standing, Alice Co ate, Ruth Cleveland, Tom Chapman, Mike Filicsky, Kay Champion, Carol Atwood. 82 ■ Tau Epsilon TAU EPSILON, now in its third year is a social organization for students in the Data Processing (Technical Education) Program. Leaders in this organiza- tion this year are Bill Moran, President; Randy Routh, Vice President; Jim Jacks, Senate Representative; Peggy Muster, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mr. Manford Klstler, Advisor. The O H Club was organized this year as a social club for students enrolled in Ornamental Horticulture. Its leaders are John Borgers, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. James Nlckell, Advisor; Ed Hallett, Vice President; Larry Hatfield, President; Herb Zimmerman, Reporter; and Lynn Martin, Senate Representative. CHOIR: Seated, Kathy Davis, Secretary; Jane Cottle, Librarian; Diana Odum, Accompanist; Standing, Ron Estes, Stage manager; Bill Marion, President; Jerry Stultz, Stage manager; Mrs. Lorama Boggs, Advisor. Choir The Bishops— A D. J. C First THE BISHOPS is a social club newly organized this year for students interested in the game of chess. Playing the game are Mike Weiss; Gary Piper, Sergeant-at- Arms; William Whitehouse, Senate Representative; Marlin Wilson, Secretary- Treasurer. Sorry, but James Miller, President; Anthony Rattonetti, Vice President; and Mr. Alvin Wilcox, Advisor, were not playing this game. Alumni Association Identifications for pictures on Page 84. TOP PICTURE: Mr, Louis Mervis, Board of Education member; Mr. David Radcliffe, Superintendent of Danville Junior College; and Mrs, June Cox, President of D,J,C. Alumni Associa- tion prepare to present to D.J.C. a painted portrait of Executive Dean Mary MiUer. BOTTOM, LEFT: Seated, Miss Francis Watkins, Secretary; Mrs, Pat Perszyk, Vice President. Standing, Mrs. Sue Mills, Reporting Secretary. Mrs. Sherry Marxmiller, Board Member; Mrs. Nanette McConnell, Board Member; Mrs. Martha Kay, President; Mrs. Jacqueline Davis, Treasurer. BOTTOM, RIGHT: Mrs, June Cox, President (1964-65); Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison: Mrs. Martha Kay, President (1965-66); Mr. James DeVors; and Mr, Trent Alvey enjoy refresh- ments during the reception given by the Alumni Associa- tion at the Associate Degree Commencement. 84 Lake View Left to right, Lynda West, Secretary-treasurer; Karen Dunn, President; Luanne Jones, Vice President; Kathy Wilson, Senate Representative. STUDENT NURSES — CLASS OFFICERS St. Elizabeth Left to right, Ruth Templeman, Secretary; Bonnie Burns, Treasurer; Becky Wagner, Senate Representa- tive; Jaclyn Rauthbort, President. Vice President; Rita Griswold, Awarding Associate Degrees 1965 I AWARDS OF MERIT AND RECESSIONAL: At the top of the page, Executive Dean Mary Miller, and Dean of Men, Vernon Braun, present awards of Merit to Dr„ Otto Schaefer, VA Hospital Director, and to Mr. Ralph Swanson, outgoing Presi- dent of the Board of Education. Above left, Dean Miller and Mr Braun present Awards of Merit to outgoing School Board members, James Righter, William Mielke, and Arthur Fleming, Above right , Dean Miller; Dr. Isaac Beckes (Vincennes University), the speaker; and Mr. Walter Glavey, President of the Board of Education, lead the Recessional. 88 CANDIDATES FOR ASSOCIATE DEGREES: TO THE LEFT, FIRST ROW from left, Linda Borror, Ann Tweedy Davis, Leslie Adams, Terry Baer, Charles Glldersleeve, SECOND ROW, Trent Alvey, Nancy Sherrlll, Judy Chamberlin, Karen Dykes, Virginia Daw. THIRD ROW, John Ewing, Michael Cheak, Kenneth Davis, Ronald Cox, Nancy Clary, Ann Deeken, FOURTH ROW: Kemp Berbaum, Leland DeVors. TO THE RIGHT, FIRST ROW, Fred High, Gary Hughes, Elaine Grady, Janice Helck, Stephanie Mumm. SECOND ROW, La Vada Thornton, Ronald Pasierb, Joe McWilliams, Earl Lomax, Gerald McConnell. THIRD ROW, Patrick Liggett, Louis Karosas, Robert (Vic) Morrison, Thomas Weber, Katherine Bonnette, Richard Hlrd. FOURTH ROW, Arlene Neel, Kenneth Leisch, Jan Stuenkel, Sam Van Camp, Tom Tison. RECEIVING ASSOCIATE DEGREES; Mr. Walter Glavey, President of the Board of Education, presents Associate Degrees to Ken Leisch and to Ann Deeken respectively. 89 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES WHO ' S WHO, SPRING, 1965— Chosen by the faculty for inclusion in Who ' s Who among American junior college students, second row from the left, LaVada Thornton, Kenneth Leisch, Nancy Sherrill, Nancy Clary, and Terry Baer. First row, Robert (Vic) Morrison, Elaine Grady, Arlene Neel, and Janice Helck. Insert, Richard Hird. Academic averages and helpfulness toD.J.C. through partici- pation in activities were used as criteria for judging. AWARDS PEARSON-MEEKS AWARD: Below, Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison presents the Pearson-Meeks award to Nancy Sherrill and Robert (Vic) Morrison, as the outstanding students at Danville Junior College from 1963 to 1965. SCIENCE AWARD: Above, Dr. Carl Gordon presents the award to the outstanding science student atD.J.C.in 1964- 1965, James Linder. a? Academic Lettermer SPUING, lOGG: At loft, Lake View student nurse, Donna Osborne. Also Jamfts LlnrJer, Cheryl Arnold, Alfred Story, William Moran, andKenneth Leisch. Not pictured, Ijeanri;i Ijalo, Myrtle Knlf?ht, and Walter Trapp. FALL, 1965-66: Below, standing, Jewell Kirkpatrick and Erma Wasson. Seated, Melody Knight, Annie O ' Malley, Pamela Sanders O ' Bryant, Diane Siebert, and Jacqueline Lewis. FALL, 1965-66: At the left, standing, William Moran and David Greer. Seated, Cheryl Arnold, Carol Atwood, Deanna Dale, Paula Flannery, and Cheryl Hembrey. Not pictured, Robert Brady, Esther Halter, Eddie Hollett, MyrtleKnight, Christine Koebrich, and Jeanne Montgomery. REQUIREMENTS semester 5.00 semesters— 4.75 semesters — 4.50 semesters — 4.35 DEAN ' S LIST, SPRING, 1965; Above left, Lake View student nurses Donna Osborne, Sharon McCutchan, Joyce Huffaker, and Carolyn Clark. Not pictured, Gail Randolph. Above right, in the Dean ' s List spotlight were Margaret Howie, Nancy Young, Karen Dykes, Sue Rohrer, Cheryl Arnold, Tom Weber, Donna Taylor, Pam Sanders O ' Bryant, Ken Leisch, William Moran, James Linder, and Vic Morrison. Not pictured, Lynn Circle, Deanna Dale, Larry Gutterridge, Nancy Sherrill, Diane Siebert, and Carol Atwood. DEAN ' S LIST DEAN ' S LIST, FALL, 1965-66: Below, Back Row, Terry Collier, Cheryl Arnold, Sherry Fuller, Mike Filicsky, Alice Cornwell, Thomas Anderson, Jacqueline Lewis, Richard McMuUen, Arlen Teeters, Middle Row, Jewell Kirkpatrick, Mary Meek, Dale Ferrell, Erma Wasson, and Donna McDermott. First Row, Cheryl Hembrey, Sue Steht, Deanna Dale, Christine Koebrich, Connie Morris, Pamela Mitchell. DEAN ' S LIST, FALL, 1965-66: Above, Fifth Row, Danny Lafary, Robert Brady, Michael Bresnan. Fourth Row, Frances Spicer, Janice Hamilton, David Greer. ThirdRow, Judith Sunderman, Luetta McLimans, Paula Flannery, Second Row, Carol Atwood, Eugene Voigt, William Moran. First Row, Diane Siebert, Kerry Marsters, Melody Knight. Not pictured, Jacqueline Britton, Sandra Cronkite, Eddie HoUett, and Glen Martin. 92 WINNERS, SPRING, 19G5: Left to right, Nancy Clary (Coolley Duplicate Bridge Ass ' n), Kennetii Yeaxel (Aiitotron), Cheryl Arnold(Elks Lodge), Nancy Sherrill (American Ass ' n of University Women), Steve Pickett (Berkeley-Davis), Bill Moran (Engineer ' s Club), Arlene Neel (J. McLean Award), Elaine Grady (Woman ' s Club), Ken Leisch (United Commercial Travelers), Frances Spicer (Tee Pak), Joy Beasley (Zonta Club of Danville). Not pictured, Patricia Meyer (Knights of Columbus). Scholarship Winners WINNERS, FALL, 1965-66: Standing, left to right, Alice Comwell (Berkeley- Davis), Sue Baker (J. McLean Award), Jacqueline Lewis (Coolley Duplicate Bridge Ass ' n), Jewell Kirkpatrick (Knights of Columbus), Seated, Deanna Dale (United Commercial Travelers), Nancy Young (Autotron), Olive Vogel (Elks Lodge), B ill Moran (Danville Engineers), Not pictured, Judy DeMoss (AAUW), Carol Atwood (Woman ' s Club). 93 Scholarships DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: Above, Left to right, Paula Flannery, Sharon Bartlow, Thomas Anderson, Sandra Cronkhite, and Harry Skinner. Not pictured, Donna Taylor, ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS: At the left, standing, Dave Rayfield and Charles Howard. Seated, Roger Koch and Dwight Adkins. Not pictured. Randy Routh. ! 94 ACTIVITIES CHR ONICLE GANG MEET THEIR DEADLINE --AbOve, flappers of the ' 20 ' s, Ellen Vrentas, Carol Atwood, Linda Ller Marjorie Kentner, and Carol Brooks. As gangsters are Charles Pelman, Mike Byrne, andCharlesBedinger. BIG CHIEF OF CLEVELAND INDIANS— John Mauck finds that D.J.C. athletes have a jaguar in their teepee , above right. Organizations ' Convocation PEANUTS DOES THE TATTLER-Tom McGough as Schroeder, PHI RHO PI member Robert Yeazel, demonstrates how Mike Filicsky as Sn T .e Songer as Pigpen Sandra Yu ' epsSoN PortrTys mfin the computer room at EDP- Cronkite as Linus, and Cheryl Arnold as Lucy, below left. J PSILON lortv yi it . But where is Charley Brown (Bob Plater)? Kanay kouui, r y ORGANIZATIONS ' CONVOCATION: Above left, Herbert .immerman, reporter of OH Club, talks about ornamental horticulture. ORIENTATION CONVOCATION: Executive Dean Miller intro- duces the faculty. FRESHMAN CONVOCATION: .Jim Linder and Fred Sctaeffer announce Roman Holiday, the spring prom. Convocations SOPHOMORE CONVOCATION: Mr. Leonard Jaffe, president of Danville Junior College Foundation Association, addresses the students. ORIENTATION CONVOCATION: Executive Dean Miller welcomes students to D.J.C. FRESHMAN CONVOCATION: Mr. Richard Bates, former president of the school board and long-- time friend of D.J.C, speaks. Pictured also are freshman officers for 1964-65-- Cheryl Arnold, James Linder, Carol Brooks, Janice Handley. 1 1. D. Cards That ' s O.K., Brad Krauel. We all feel the same way when w get our Disguise Cards. Elizabeth Campbell, receptionisi seems to have learned to enjoy the re-actions. Anthon Foxworthy and Jackie Britton also seem dubious about he they ' ll look. Bookstore Mrs. Phyllis Blumart has books and books for you . Registration Student Dave Baird has finally reached Station 4 in the basement of Building 7. Miss Diller, Dean Miller, and Mr. Bettag collect the fees while Miss Kleiner, Mr. Griggs, and Mrs. Spicer look on, You ' re now a second semester student, Dave. 98 Notables at the Danville Junior Collepe Slpn Cere- monies were Mr. Davis, Clialriium of I),.T.( ' . I ' und Drive; Dr. Ilensold, sciiool board menibor; Mr. Faas, president of Danville Distributors, tlie donors of tlie sign; Sui)orlntendont HadcUff; Dean Miller; Mr. LeMaire, wlio desieiiod tlie sitrn; Dr. Scliaeffer, wlio is in cliarKo of tlio V.A, Hospital; Mrs. SltooR, seliool board member; and Mr, McGlauglilin, student senate president. ' DANVILLE J UNIOR COLLEGE DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SIGN UNVEILING CEREMONIES Above left. Mr. Joseph McGlauglilin, Mr. Charles Davis, and Superintendent David Radcliffe pose before the newly unveiled Danville Junior College marker. JUNIOR a JlLErf DANVILLE JUNIOR WOMAN ' S CLUB FOLLIES Danville college Runners-Up and Candidates for the Queen of Hearts at the Danville Junior Woman ' s Club Follies. Standing Patricia Rewerts, Jill Shaffer, and Carol Brooks, who was Toastmasters ' candidate. Seated, Susan Rohrer, Luetta McLimans, and Jackie Britton. Donna Taylor was D. J. C. ' s candidate. Pamela Shaw was a candidate for the V.F.W. CHRONICLE DISTRIBUTION Above LaVada Thornton tries to buy a Chronicle from Ellen Vrentas. Sue Rohrer unwraps Chronicles . Mr. Howe supervises. To the right, Carol Hall and Carol Brooks check names and pass out books. Mrs. Mildred Mills waits patiently third in line. 1 I 100 4 .V ROMAN HOLIDAY SPRING, 1965 HOTEL WOLFORD JOE BERN ' S ORCHESTRA CLASS PRESIDENTS left to right: Joe McGlaiighlin, sopho- more class president elect; Ellen Vrentas; Nancy Sherrill, Sophomore president and president of Student Senate; Jan Stuenkel; Jim Linder, freshman president; and Carolyn Rome. DECORATIONS COMMITTEE AND ESCORTS left to right: Joe McGlaughlin; Ellen Vrentas; Roy Tovy; Pam Alkere; Jim Walsh, chairman; Larry Gutteridge; Carol Hales; Jerry Collier; Judy Chamberlin. DECORATION COMMITTEE left to right standing: Mary- Miller, Dean of College; Larry Gutteridge; Jerrj- Collier; Jim Walsh, chairman; Roy Tovy; Jim Linder; Joe McGlaughlin. Left to right seated: Carol Hales; Judy Chamberlin; Pam Alkere; and Ellen Vrentas. COMMITTEE HEADS left to right: Glen Laird; Linda Crow, publicity; LaVada Thornton, refreshments; Jim Walsh, decorations; Jerry Collier, band; Judy Chamberlin; Jim Linder, general chairman; and Carolyn Rome. Fall Mixer, 1966 Harrison Park Clubhouse The Villagers COMMITTEE HEADS: Suzann Holland, Mike Filicsky, Linda Starkey, at the left. ENTERTAINERS: Below, Linda Myers and Greg Pluth. CHAPERONES: Above left, clockwise, Marilyn Weinard, Dean Miller, Marjorie Holmes, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs, Evemeyer, Eddie Evemeyer, Bob Mills, Sue Mills, Elaine Dabelko, Charles Howe, Mr. Dabelko, Alvin Wilcox, Eileen Farrell, Mary Ann Diller, Vera Diffenderfer, and Annabelle Neel. DANCERS: Below left, left to right, Cheryl Arnold, John Vilkanskas, Jacqueline Britton, and Bob Plater. VILLAGERS: Below right, Denny Palmer, Denny Erwin, Don Gary, and, kneeling, Wayne Pichon, Sweetheart Dance Winter, 1966 Greer-Lincoln Hotel Joe Bern ' s Orchestra ROYALTY: Chosen by student vote, James Walsh and Cheryl Arnold have just been crowned king and queen of the Sweetheart Dance by last year ' s king and queen, Joseph Ludden and Nancy Clary. Seated in the foreground are freshman gentleman- in- waiting, Robert Chalkus, and lady-in-waiting, Suzann Holland. OMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Below right, left to right, Mary Henderson, uzann Holland, Tom McGough, James Walsh, Carolyn Rubis. DECORATIONS COMMITTEE: Below left, left to right, Standing, Suzann Holland, Catherine Arnold, Mar ' Henderson, William Whitehouse, Patricia Kurzweg, Kathy Doan. Seated, Carolyn Rubis, Pamela Hayes, Kathy Davis, Cheryl Arnold. KOLLEGE KAPERS 1965 M.C. ' S: Joe McGlaughlin and Larry Gutterridge at left. LINCOLN: Mike Gordon as the Great Emancipator at right. CLOWN: Fred Schafer in one of his many humorous roles, below left. HARMONY AND CORNSILK: Cornsilk serves as mustaches on the barbershop quartet--Vic Morrison, Duane Thompson, Dave King and Harold Ingalsbe. CHEERLEADER ' S DANCE ROUTINE: Donna Taylor, Jill Shaffer, Pam Sanders O ' Bryant, Nancy Clary, Sue Rohrer, Cathy Arnold, Cheryl Arnold, and Marilyn Taylor, lower right. Kollege Kapers 1966 (Preview) CHOIR NUMBERS: Above, back row, Dale Ferrell, Jerry Stultz, James Clark, Dwight Adkins, Dick Corbin, Ronald Estes, Jim McNamara, Marty Schutzuis, Con Cannon, Dick Mayer. Middle row, Kay Champion, Jane Cottle, ReAnn Angleton, Priscilla Cohenour, Jill Bublick, Donna Taylor, Erma Wasson, Carolyn Wade, Edye Bamett, Mrs. Jane Rose Acton (director). Front row, Diana Odum, Cheryl Arnold, Ruth Cleaveland, Shirley Kleiner, Sharon Moody, Cheryl Faulkner, Judith Coake. .At the left, back row, Philip Shafer, Russell Hanegan, Michael McWilliams. Tom Chapman, Ken Kirby, Ken Loving, Bill Marion, Pat Mains. Middle row, Winifred Owens, Linda Hamp, Patty Kurzweg, Mary Henderson, Kathy Davis, Cheryl Berry, Ruby Reed, Sheila Piper, Front row, Teresa Johnson, Mary Barnard, Penny Elliott, Sue Baker, Anita Buchannan, Paula Flannery, Sandra Romach. DUOS: Duos, seated and standing, left to right, Wayne Bichon- -Alfred Smith, Susan Spicer--Jerry Collier, Steve Wright--Steve Pickett, Linda Myers--Gregg Pluth. SOLOS: Back row, Dale Ferrell. Tom Chapman, Steve Pickett, Phil Shafer. Seated, Bonnie Brown, ReAnn Angleton. Carohn Walker. From left to right, Virgil Murphy, Jim Smith, and David Baird pack paperback books in boxes for shipping. As the con- tribution to the war effort in Vietnam, DJC ' ers sponsored a paperback book drive, Dave Baird was the initiator, book collector, and mailer. The results were very good— our soldiers in Vietnam have a lot of reading before them. We all hope that they will enjoy and profit by the vicarious experiences presented to them. OPERATION PAPERBACK WELCOME VISTORS D.J.C. was happy to have student and faculty of Seger High School visit our campus. ! r FAREWELL DINNERS In June at Connor ' s Restaurant a farewell dinner was held honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schaff and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Milgate. At the right, Jack Schaff, Mary Ellen Schaff, Mrs. Milgate, and Melvin Milgate. Seated are Superintendent David Radcliffe, Dean Mary Miller and Mrs. Radcliffe. At the left, clockwise are Mary Ellen Schaff, Jack Schaff, Sherman Zelinsky, Superintendent David Radcliffe, Dean Mary Miller, Mrs. Radcliffe, Melvin Milgate, Mrs. Milgate, Eddie Evemeyer, Mr s. Evemeyer, Sue Mills, andRobert Mills. In October a farewell dinner was held at the Luxor honoring Herbert Reed. Left to right pictured are Dean Mary Miller, Herbert Reed, Mrs. Reed, and Wayne Goldenstein. 107 SOLEMN WALK: Nancy ' s name is called and she begins the solemn walk. INITIATIATION WAITING; Wistfully Nancy Clary waits to be initiated. Mr. and Mrs. Purkey stand behind candidates. Recognizable as other candidates are William Carpenter, Dianna Dale, Margaret FitzGerald, Judy Chamberlin, and Mike Gordon. LISTENING: Expressionless, Nancy hears the oath read by Dick Hird. Arlene Neel and James Miller also officiate. PLEDGE: A little happier, Nancy takes the pledge and becomes a Phi Rho Pi Member. Phi Rho Pi Initiates Initiates, Spring, 1965: Above, back row, left to right: Robert Yea zel, Gary Weinard, Ronald Pasierb, David Jones, James Drury, Paul Edington. Front row, Susan Spicer, Lela Story, Pamela Pelfrey, Gail Rayney, Nancy Landsdown, Pricilla Cohenour. Initiates, Fall, 1965-66: To the right, back row: Dennis Ferris, Rodger Chrisman, Larry Hill, James Dowers. Front row, Hilda Martin, Nancy Young, Linnea Erickson, Christine Rothwell, Mary Hile. Not pictured are: Kathleen Taber, Velva Bennett, Alan Shick, and Dale Ferrell. Initiates, Fall, 1965-66: To the Left, back row: Margaret Bogart, Alice Coate, Joyce Atchison, Susan Easterday, Elizabeth Mominee. Front row: Erma Wasson, Sam Margolin, Richard Phillips, Linda Miller, Sandra Cronkhite. Small picture, Esther Henderson. MAIL CALL: At left, Cheryl Hembrey reaches for that welcome letter, while Carolyn Poindexter, Chronicle representative for St. Elizabeth ' s, reads the latest issue of a newly-arrived magazine. STUDY HOURS: At right, figuring out the assignment are Nan Samp, Cheryl Hembrey, Bonnie Burns, Mary Egan, Carolyn Poindexter, Ruth Templeman, and Sue Steht. St. Elizabeth Student Nurses STRANGE BEDFELLOW: Right, Carolyn Poindexter tickles the skeleton ' s toes. Nan Samp, Cheryl Hembrey, and Sue Steht look for his ghost to appear, SICK CALL: Below, David Tables groans in the prone and Carolyn Poindexter brings cool water. LETTER FROM HOME: Below center, Pamela Moreman. Chronicle representative for St. E. NURSE ON, FOR GOOD OLD ST. E. The girls have a pep session around the piano. Recognizable are Connie Huffstetler, Mary Egan, Cheryl Hembrey, Nan Samp, Ruth Templeman, Bonnie Burns, Kathy Martin, Sue Steht, Mary Ann Wagner, and Lou Gossett. i CAPPING CEREMONIES, 1966 COURTESY OF DOWERS STUDIO Lake View Student Nurses LAKE VIEW STUDENT NURSES: Third Row; Karen Dunn, Maureen Linn, Margarete McCammon, Peggy Samet, Nancy Trumble, Susan Kochell, Jayne Robinson, Marlene Lucas, Glenn Ross, Carol Cleland, Kathy Shonkwiler. Second Row, June Krug, Carol Hansen, Donna Galyen, Stefanie Miller, Rebecca Edwards, Patricia Peschoff, Betty Glover, Gale Branigin, Cheryl Bergstrand, Sharon Morris, Luanne Jones, Lynda West, Cheryl Pugh, Joy Nolin. First Ro ' .v, Margaret Howie, Kathy Wilson, Betty Arnold, Julie Dumas, Mar ' Ann Carpenter, Sandra Sloan, Linda Prouty, Sally Boyd. Sharon Deck, Edna Morgenroth, Echo Card. -V ; ' r. DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM! Left to right, Coach Eddie Evemeyer, Dave Rayfield, Dwight Adkins, Ronald Gross, Craig Hudson, Roger Koch, Edward Dryer, Robert Buchanan, Ra.idy Routh, Darrell Smith, Michael Gony, Jack Roland, and Todd Taylor. Not pictured. Asst. Coach, Richard Bodine. Jaguar Basketball Adkins ATHLETIC BANQUET Athletes of 1964-1965 were honored at the Athletic Banquet in June. Seen at the banquet were, left to right, Coach Evemeyer, Mr. Braun, Dean Miller, Dave King, Pam Sanders O ' Bryant, Susan Rohrer, Ellen Vrentas, Donna Taylor, Marilyn Taylor, Nancy Clary, Mrs. Sue Mills, Mr. Mills, Mike Davis, John Hendrickson, Mike Gordon, Larry Little, Mrs. Neel, Bob Buchanan, Jill Shaffer, and Mike Rudnicki. ATHLETIC LETTERMEN BASKETBALL Joe Humrichous John Hendricks Mike Davis Bob Buchanan Richard Cowan Jack Roland Eddie Evemeyer (Coach) Larry Bassett CHEERLEADERS Pam Sanders O ' Bryant Nancy Clary Ellen Vrentas Susan Rohrer Marilyn Taylor Jill Shaffer Donna Taylor GOLF Mike Rudnicki Larry Little Mike Gordon Mike Thomas TENNIS Terry Baer Jim Linder Joe McWilliams Dave King Cheerleaders JAGUAR CHEERLEADERS in pictures above are from left to right Jill Shaffer, Linda Crow, Pamela Hayes, Rachel Regnier. and Anita Buchanan. Region 4 Junior College Golf Champions LARRY LITTLE (FOURTH) MIKE GORDON (SECOND) DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE GOLFERS in the spring of 1965, won the Region 4 Golf Tournament played at Harrison Park, Danville. D.J.C. golfers competed against Lincoln and Elgin and won individual scores that ranked them 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 8th among the 14 competing golfers. MIKE THOMAS (SIXTH) MIKE RUDNICKE (EIGHTH) JERRY KRABBE (FIFTH) D. J. C. GOLF (1965-66) Golf Team: Above, standing, Coach Eddie Evemeyer, Larry Little, Don Blary, and Ted Slayton. Kneeling, Dave Connelley and Marlin Wilson. Right: Can Larry Little hit the cup? Marlin Wilson remains quiet. Mural below: Dave Connelley in a sandtrap; Coach Evemeyer and Don Blary looking like a Hollywood star golfer; Ted Slajton in the rough. High Scorers Larry Curry John Vilkanskas Thomas Anderson D. J. C. Bowling « ft) TEAM: Back row, left to right, Steve Divan, Ron Davis, Bob Plater, John Mauck, Gary Piper, Phil Shafer. Front row, Jane Wright, Pam Meeker, Pat Mains, Bob Hueston, Dinah Douthit. TEAM: Back row, Larry Hill, Dick Phillips, Mike Wright, Chuck Mercer, Steve Wright, Ray Rose, Tom Anderson, Dan Reik. Front row, Pat Rewerts, Sheila Piper, Kathy Doan, Dennis Smith. Officers Bill Morari Socrotary-treasurer Glen Laird President Uic.k MartoRlio Vice president Down the Alleys TEAM: Back row, left to right, Mike Perry, Rick Bireline, Mike Davis, Joe McWilliams, Don Dobbins, Allan Schick. Front row, Kay Champion, Peg Muster, Larry Curry, Dick Martoglio, Sam Ray, Harold Gilly. TEAM: Back row, John Barkman, Larry Deeken, Denny Wright, John Vilkanskas, Don Blary, Alan Baldwin. Front row, Linda Crow, Glen Laird, Kerry Marsters, Bill Moran, Kathy Davis, Greg Heath. REGIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE TENNIS JAMES UNDER TERRY BAER REGION 4 JUNIOR COLLEGE TENNIS TOURNAMENT was held in Lincoln Park, Danville, last spring. Colleges competing, besides, D.J.C. were Lyons, Thornton, Joliet, Lincoln, Morton, and Elgin. The D.J.C. team was coached by the late Glen Robertson. DAVID KING JOSEPH McWILLIAMS. Danville New Car Dealers Association BARKMAN C H K V IK L K T SAJJ ' iS fJOMl ANY 107 W. North 44G-77GU PIONKKIl nUICK-IHJNTIAC, INC. 115 W. North 442- G810 GLEN T. 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DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE COLLEGIATE HEADQUARTERS FOR: Books School Supplies Greeting Cards Giftware Picture Frames Novelties Paint Glass Appliances Pennants Sweat Shirts School Jackets Hobby Items Magazines PLUS: Hair Accessories, Cigarettes, Candy, Notions, Sundri- Aids, Hosiery, Etc. SHAKE SHOP 1911 E. Main St. Open Daily (10 A.M. To 10 P.M.) Come In And Enjoy The College Atmosphere, See Your Friends . . . Relax 133 George F. Potter - Helen E. Potter THE CUSTARD CUP 2507 North Vermilion Street Danville, Illinois Lickin Good Since 1949 Compliments of LUXOR BUFFET DINING 1827 East Main Danville, Illinois Across from the Jr. College Compliments of WALGREEN DRUG 56 N. Vermilion Danville, 111. Phone 4430618 We Wish To Thank The Advertisers For Making This Book Possible 134 PROFESSIONAL PAGE ACTON, BALDWIN, BOOKWALTKR, Hi M K Y K II-- Attorney s DR. VERNL H. ALDKR ALLEN ALLEN-- Attorneys DR. F. V. BINZER DR. J. F. BONWELL DR. RAY BUCHER DR. S. C. CRISPIN DR. W. ELGHAMMER DR. HARLAN ENGLISH DR. KARL FREIVOGEL DR. MICHAEL B. GREENFIELD DR. JAMES H. HARDING DR. EVERETT M. LAURY DR. O. J. MICHAEL DR. V. L. MURPHY DR. ARTHUR F. PARIS DR. T. E. POLLARD DR. WILLIAM SHAFFER DR. W. L. SMITH DR. DONALD D. SPICER DR. WILLIAM J. SWANSBRO WISE, MEYER, YOUNG, WELSCH-- Attorneys WRIGHT YOUNG--Attorneys Lithogiaphtd £ Bound by WALSWOBTH Mam line. Mo . U S A. 135