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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1967 volume:

DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE ' jPPAPV THE CHRONICLE Danville Junior College Danville. Illinois Volume 5 OANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY 1 PREFACE As the sun glides down to the horizon to symbolize the completion of a day, so the sunset of this year ' s Chronicle symbolizes the completion of a day in our lives. As the sun also rises again, another day in which to conquer even higher heights than before will be ours. For the freshman, at the beginning of the year, it meant the end of a high school career and the beginning of a college one. Now for the sophomores it means the completion of one phase of college but thebeginningof anendto alongsought goal. The colors purple and gold are not only for the regal light of experience these years have added to our lives as students but also for the elegant feeling we have of being grateful and loyal as we view our quickly expanding junior college. We of the Chronicle staff, hope this year ' s toook will be a symbol of many friendships and memories, as well as a testimony to accomplishments completed in our ever increasing storehouse of knowledge. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mr. Carroll Davis Mrs. Jane Rose Acton IN MEMORIAM Daniel Richardson Michael Brown The faculty and students of ' Danville Junior College regret the loss of two very fine members of its faculty. Especially students and instructors in Vocational Technology miss the quiet devotion of Mr. Carroll Davis, for he taught Mechanical Engineering. Mrs. Jane Rose Acton will be remembered for the verve and vivacity with which she led the Choir and directed Kollege Kapers. We mourn also the deaths of students Daniel Richardson and Michael Brown in a fatal auto accident. Their passing seems especially tragic when we think of how little time was given to accomplish what they might have accomplished. TOMORROW ' S LEADERS TODAY 1946 S: TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Page 5 Administration and Personnel Page 13 Faculty Page 23 Students  Page 31 Organizations Page 87 Honors Page 99 Activities Page 109 Sports Page 131 Advertisers Page 143 DEDICATION A DJC FIRST New Board of Trustees Clockwise from left: Mrs. Lou Ann Young; Russell L. Guin; Ralph J. Swanson; Elmer E, Smith, President; Thorn Conron, Jr.; Benson M. Jewell; Donald R. Dunlap. 6 A DJC FIRST New President President Mary Miller 7 Danville Junior College JAGUARS Blue Devils Wild Cats Vikings Bisons Comets Artisians Bulldogs Hill Toppers Bismark-Henning I Oakwood 227 Catlin 230 Potomac 229 Danville 118 Ridgefarm 221 Georgetown 218 Schlarman Parochial DEED TO THE CAMPUS Tracing the development of Danville Junior College from its early stages until it moved into the former Veterans ' Administration grounds, Senator Paul Douglas acts as head speaker at the Property Transfer Ceremonies. Senator Douglas worked with government agencies to effect the transfer. In the background, from left, are Dr. Otto Schaeffer, head of the V.A. Hospital, and John Gleason, former head of the Veterans ' Administration in Washington, who were active in making the deed transfer a reality. Others are Dominic Tesaurs of the General Services Administration; Leonard Jaffe, former presi- dent of the College Foundation, and President Mary Miller. EXPANDING CAMPUS Science Building j i Student Parking Lot 10 r 01613 ORIENTATION TOUR: Tour guide points out places of interest to Pushpa Gopolan, India; Steve Huang, Formosa; Donald Whitmill, Washington D.C., of the administration and faculty. DJ.C BECOMING COSMOPOLITAN STUDENT LETTERS HOME: (above) Larry Lawlyes and Dave Hallenback, G.I. High School in Germany; Juan Espadas, Spain; Edward Collins, New Jersey (right) Juan, and Kelly Mavres, Greece. ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL Director University Parallel President Mary Miller ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Miss Mary Ann Diller Director Continuing and Adult Education Mr. John Bettag Bursar Miss Marjorie Holmes Dean of Women Mr. Wilbur Dickson Dean of Men President Mary Miller Administrative Assistant Donald Whitmill ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Administrative Assistant D. Whitmill and Executive Secretary Vivian Schultz ■ i m u rn Executive Secretary Vivian Schultz standing from left to right: Mrs. Mary Kienietz, Records and Statistics; Mrs. Dorothy Britton, Secretary; Mrs. Anabelle Neel, Registrar. GENERAL OFFICE DEANS ' OFFICES Dean of Men ' s Office: Mrs. Helen Clark, Guidance Secretary; Mr. Dickson, Dean of Men Counselors: Mrs. Catherine Marron, Mr. Wilbur Dickson, Miss Shirley Jenkins, Mrs. Ethel Oakwood, Miss Marjorie Holmes LIBRARY Vocational - Technical Office: Mrs. Alice Whittier, Secretary; Mr. Robert Griggs, Director of Vocational - Technical Education Adult Education Office: Mrs. Mildred Mills, Secre- tary; Miss Mary Ann Diller, Director of Adult Education DIRECTORS University Parallel Office: Mrs. Alice Morrison; Director of University Parallel; Mrs. Betty Levy, Secretary Business Office: Mr. John Bettag and his cheerful sec- retaries, Mrs. Marilyn Teeters, Mrs. Mary Carrigan, and Mrs. Lavon Evans. Mr. Howard Mallett, Su- perintendent of Buildings and Grounds. OFFICES Information Office: Switchboard super- visor and head receptionist, Mrs. Joyce Keehner. Student receptionists, Cathy Cleveland and Carol Bunnell. Foundation Office: Mrs. Irma Kleiner. LIBRARY Mr. Paul Brumaghim, left, and Mr. Sherman Zelinsky look at one of the many beautiful reproductions donated by the Kiwanis Club of Danville. A sum of $400 was given to the college library by an anonymous donor in appreciation of instructors Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison, English Chairman, and Mr. William Langas, History Chairman. The stipulation was that this sum be equally divided between Mrs. Morrison and Mr. Langas for book purchases of their own personal choice for addition to the college library. Bookstore: Gloria Gerard, Russ Hanegan, Cindy Gerard, Mrs. Phyllis Plumart, Bookstore Manager Custodians: Standing: Jack Jones, Paul Galyen, Shirley (Speed) Litten, Kenny Leland, Jerry Cooper, Kenneth Wilson, Willie Lee, Albino Trujillo. Kneeling: Bill Williams, Martin Hoskins. PERSONNEL Nursing Education Office: Virginia Foster, Director Audio Visual Office: Richard Cheney, Director FACULTY WILLIAM LANGAS B.A. - U, of 111. M.A. - U. of 111. History Social Science -Soc. Sc. Chairman Spon. - Phi Alpha Theta VERA DIFFENDERFER B.A. - Eastern Illinois U. M.A. - U. of 111. Adv. Cert, in Ed. - U. of 111. Social Science Spon. - Phi Alpha Theta ROBERT BRITTON B.A. - University of Minn. Social Science Business Adm. RONALD ELDRED B.A. - Ind. State M.A. - Ind. State Social Science Spon. - Circle K JOHN ALKIRE B.A. - Eastern 111. U. M.A. - Eastern 111. U. History Spon. - Chronicle RICHARD CHENEY B.A. - 111. State M.A. - Ind. State Social Science CRAIG CHAMBERS ,B.A. - Eastern 111. U. M.A. - Eastern 111. U. Social Science i EILEEN FARRELL B.A. - Coll. of St. Francis (Joliet) M.A. - George Washington U. Mathematics Chairman RICHARD BODINE B.S. - Ind. State Mathematics and Science Tennis coach Basketball coach BENNY ALBIN B.A. - Oakland City Coll. M.S. - Ind. State Mathematics V ALICE LEE MORRISON B.A. - U. Of in. M.A. - U. of in. Humanities Chair- Vnan English Spon. - Jottings CHARLES HOWE B.A. - U. of III. M.A. - U, of S. CaUf. English Spon. - Chronicle ELAINE DABELKO M.A. - Ohio U. English WALTER SMITH B.A. - Morgan St. CoU. M.A. - Columbia U. English V. GOPALAN B.A, - Gujarat U. Law Degree- Gujarat U. M.A. - Gujarat U. India English BARBARA STOVER B.A. - Drake U. M.A. - Mich, State English THOMAS KUKLA B.A. - Eastern 111. U, M.A. - Eastern 111. U. English Spon, - Tattler PATRICIA RIDGE B.A. - Erskine Coll. M.A. - U. of Virginia English SHERMAN ZELINSKY Mus, B. - Boston U. Mus. M. - Boston U. M.A. in Librarianship - U. of Denver Librarian STEVE S. Y. HUANG B.A. - National Taiwan U. M.A. in Library Science - Ind. U. Library Cataloguer 25 MARILYN CAMPBELL B.S. - Ind, State U. M.A. - Ind. State U. Science Chairman Spon. - Cheerleaders Nat. Hist. Club Spon. BURTON BERKSON B.S. - Roosevelt U. M.A. - Easternlll. U. Science KATHERINE COOK B.S. - Drury Coll. Chemistry Spon. - Nat. Hist. Club MAURICE STAUDER B.S. - Notre Dame U. M.A. - Easternlll. U. Physics a.i.dPhy. Sc. JAMES NICKELL B.S. - Purdue U. Horticulture Chairman Spon. - OH Club ALICE DRIES ■ B.S. - U. Of 111. , Horticulture Spon. - OH Club CHARLES SCHROEDER B.S. - U. Of 111. Horticulture Spon. - OH Club EDDIE EVEMEYER B.S. -Western HI. U. M.A. -Western 111. U. Physical Education Coack- Basketball Coach-Golf JERALD BINKELY B.S.-U. Of 111. M.A.-U. of III. Agricultu re WILLI FORD A. HOCKET B.S.-U. of 111. M.A.-U. of 111. Agricutlrue KEVIN NORTHRUP B.S. -Bradley U. M.A.-Bradley U. Accounting ALVIN WILCOX B. A, -Iowa State Vocation Techincal Commerce Chairman Spon. -Business Club GLADYS RAMSEY M. A. -Columbia U, Basic Education BONITA D. NORRIS B.S.-Ind. State U. Basic Education ABBIE COLLINS Northern IlL U. Nursery School LOIS ROMIG M.A.-U. of 111. Basic Education RICHARD PARKE M. A. -Purdue U. Counselor V SHIRLEY JENKINS M.A. - U. of 111. Counselor PUSHPA GOPALAN B.S. -Gujarat U., India Nursery Education NORMA J. BAILEY M.A.-U. of 111. Basic Education BONNIE WRIGHT B.S. -Eastern 111. Home Economics 28 MARY DAVIDSON M.S.-Ind. State U. Physical Science NAOMI BUFORD Teacher- -Proj. Head Start Nursery School Assistant JANE WALLACE B.s.-u, Of in. Nursery School DANNY E. WINLAND B,S.-m. State U. M.A,-Ind. State U. Basic Education EARL STELZER B.S. -Eastern IlL U. M,A.-U. of m. Adult Center Co-ordinator GLORIA INGRAM B.S. -New York U. M.A.-New York U. Dir. of Nursery School STUDENTS 31 COLLIER, TERRY Senate I, II Tres. I Pres. II Class Officer Pres. I Dean ' s List Academic Letterman Circle K Club Dance Comm. DAVIS, KATHY Senate II Chronicle I, II Asst. Cir. Mgr. II Choir I, II Sec. I, II Bowling I, II V. - Pres. ] Jottings II Kollege Kapers ELLIOTT, PENNY Senate I, II V.-Pres. II Class Officer V.-Pres. I, Tattler I, II News Ed. II Jottings I, II Choir I, II Kollege Kapers Dance Comm ' II I,II HILE, DAN Senate II Class Officer Pres. II Chronicle I, II Asst. Make-up Ed. II Jottings II Bishops Circle K Club Dean ' s List Bowling Kollege Kapers MCGOUGH, TOM Senate II Tattler I, II Feat. Ed. II Phi Rho Pi II Pres. Business Club II V.-Pres. Choir Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. Jottings MILLER, LINDA Senate II Treas. Chronicle I,II Ed. in Chief II Phi Rho Pi I, II V. Pres II Jottings I, II Chr. Budget Comm. of Senate CAMPUS ACTIVITY LEADERS CORBIN, RICHARD Senate II Circle K Club ] II Pres. II Jottings II Baseball II Choir II Kollege Kapers DOAN, KATHY Senate II Chronicle I, II Asst. Adv. Mgr., II Bowling I, II Treas., 11 Choir I, II Librarian II Jottings II Kollege Kapers I, II ERICKSON, LINNEA Senate, II Sec. II Const. Comm. II Class Officer Sec. II Chronicle I, II Asst. Copy Ed. II Phi Rho Pi I, II Program Comm, n Jottings Dance Comm. I, II HANEGAN, RUSS Senate II Chronicle I, II Asst. Ed. II Choir I Circle K Club Bowling II Kollege Kapers LITTLE, LARRY Senate II Chronicle II Bishops I, II V.-Pres. II Athletic Letter- man Phi Rho Pi I Golf I, II Circle K Club MOODY, SHARON Senate I, II Chr, Spec. Proj. Tattler I, II Make-up Mgr. Jottings Phi Rho Pi I, II Choir I, II Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. II 32 Left to right: Terry Collier Sen- ate Representative; Kathy Davis, Senate Representative; Dan Hile, President; Linnea E ricks on, Secretary; Penny Elliot, Vice - Presi- dent SOPHOMORE CLASS DEMOS, ANDY Chronhicle I, II Photog. Mgr. 11 Circle K Club EASTERDAY, SUSAN Chronicle I, II Copy Ed. II Phi Ro Pi II FERRELL, DALE Chronicle II Dean ' s List Choir I, II Phi Ro Pi I, ] Kollege Kapers HAMP, LINDA Chronicle I, II Make-Up Ed. II Jottings I, II Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. KENTNER, MARGE Senate II Chronicle I, II Adv. Mgr. II Choir II Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. ROTHWELL, CHRISTINE Chronicle I, II Cir. Mgr. II Phi Ro Pi 11 Alumni . Scrpbk, Chr PLATER, ROBERT Senate I Tattler I, II Jottings Bov ling I Bishops I, II Circle K Club II Kollege Kapers HILE, MARY Business Club Sec. II Tattler II Phi Rho Pi I, Jottings LOVING, KEN Choir I, II Phi Ro Pi Prog. Chr. II Kollege Kapers Natural Hist. Club Dance Coninn. MAINS, PAT Circle K Club Treas. II Bowling I, 11 Kollege Kapers Choir I Dance Comm. MORRIS, CONNIE Senate II Business Club Pres. II Dean ' s List Chronicle II Jottings GROSS, RON Circle K Club V. Pres. II Athletic Letter- man Ba sketball Baseball Dance Comm. ADKINS, DWIGHT Athletic Letter- man Basketball I, II Baseball I Bowling I Kollege Kapers BARNARD, MARY ANN Tattler Editorial Ed. II Jottings I, II Choir I, II Kollege Kapers BARRY CHERYL Phi Alpha Theta Pres. II Dean ' s List Chronicle II Choir I, II BILLINGS, BARBARA Phi Alpha Theta Treas. II Chronicle II Phi Ro Pi II Choir II DRYER, EDWARD Aihletic Letter- man Basketball I Tennis I Circle K Club Business Club FLANNERY, PAULA Chronicle II Dean ' s List Choir I, n Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. DAVIS, MIKE Athletic Letter- man Basketball I Phi Rho Pi Bowling SHAFER, PHILIP Kollege Kapers Choir I, II Bowling I, II Circle K Club Bishops CHAPMAN, TOM Choir I, II Bowling Jottings Kollege Kapers COTTLE, JANE Tattler I, II News Editor I Jottings I, II Choir I, II Kollege Kapers BUCHANAN, ROBERT Athletic Letter- man Basketball I, II Bishops CRONKHITE, SANDRA Tattler I Freshman Editor I Jottings I, II Dean ' s List Phi Rho Pi KNIGHT, MYRTLE Academic Let- terman Choir I Jottings I, II Kollege Kapers BAKER, SUE Dean ' s List Choir Kollege Kapers ODUM, DIANA Choir I, II Kollege Kapers STULTZ, JERRY Choir Bowling MOORE, RICHARD Athletic Letter- man Baseball Basketball Phi Rho Pi WILMOT, QWENTIN Senate II Bishops Pres. II TILTON, REGINA Phi Rho Pi n Dance Commit- tee MC LIMANS, LUETTA Academic Let- terman Dean ' s List LEWIS, JACQUELINE Academic Let- terman Dean ' s List Phi Rho Pi CORNWELL, ALICE Academic Let- terman Dean ' s List PLUTH, MARTY Athletic Letter- man Tennis SM ALLEY, JAMES Golf Kollege Kapers DEEKEN, LARRY Senate Bowling Pres. II Baseball HELON, BILL Chronicle Circle K Club Dance Commit- tee COAKE, JUDITH Choir Kollege Kapers WILLETT, JILL Chronicle KNIGHT, MELODY Tattler I, II Make-up Ed. I Acad. Letterman Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers PIPER, SHEILA Choir I Bowling I Kollege Kapers I SMITH, DARRELL Athletic Letter- man Basketball GOLSETH, WILLIAM Chronicle PLUTH, GREG Athletic Letter- man Tennis Kollege Kapers LAFARY, DANNY Chronicle II Dean ' s List Business Club. DAW, VIRGINIA Chronicle Choir KURD, CATHY Chronicle Alexis, Robert Allison, Joe Allison, Karen Ames, Michael Anglunn, Rebecca Armantrout, Maria Artman, Linda Ashby, Paul Ashley, Billy Aston, Jeffrey Atchason, Don Atwood, Carol Auter, Kathy Baer, Theodore Barnhart, William Bartlow, Sharon Bavougian, Karop Beaty, Paul Bell, Lee Bell, Robert Bellucci, Thomas Betkis, Marilyn Biggs, Charles Birkey, Larry Blumenberg, Rick Blustein, Marvin Bodine, Bill Bonebrake, Jim Borgers, John Boss, Edward 36 Bowers, John Boyer, David Brackney, James Brady, Robert Bubbling over with anticipation, Toni Deeken and Donna Jean Stark stand by as Mr. Berkson prepares to launch into a biology lecture. Brown, Bonnie Brown, Donald Brown, Michael B rown, Stephen Burgin, Donald Burruss, Kenneth Burwash, Susan Byram, Donald Byrne, Michael Calhoun, Steven Campbell, Thomas Cannonn, Conrad Caron, Candace Carpenter, Mattie Carter, Jerry Chamberlin, Tom Chiaffredo, Bob 37 Clapp, Ronnie Clark, Richard Clawson, Kenneth Clifton, Arlene Coate, Alice Cohoon, Thomas Colleen, Michael Collins, Bruce Collins, Edward Colter, Dewey Cooper, Phillip Cox, Eleanor Craig, James Crain, James Crow, George Cunningham, Roger Curry, Larry Dalbey, Joseph Davis, John Davis, Ronald Dawson, Sharon 38 Demark, Margaret Demoss, Judy Denney, Raymond Denny, Michael Dimmett, Donna Divan, Stephen Dohme, Henry Donahue, Richard Dorwart, Duane Drain, Julia Dudley, John Duncan, Janice Durbin, Larry Durbin, Robert Eckert, Robert Edington, Paul Edwards, Andrew Egnew, Robert Elliott, Richard Elmore, Joseph Englert, Michael Erickson, Gary Ervin, Terrance Faulkner, Cheryl Fazio, Fredericka Felty, Robert Fidler, Duane Fierz, Katherine Flessner, Dave Foster, Ivadale DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY 39 Foster, Ronnie Fraser, Richard Frazee, James Frerichs, David Frizzell, Donald Galloway, Marshall Gannon, Garry Gentis, Beverly Gentis, Ken Gilley, Harold Glatz, Gerald Gnagey, John Goodner, Theodore Gossett, Martha Gullickson, Thomas Gumm, Jacqueline Haines, Mark Hallenbeck, David Hamm, Robert Hance, John Hanna, Randall Harris, Richard Harrier, Laymond Harrier, Raymond Hart, Robert Hatfield, Lary Hathaway, Mikalene Hathaway, Steve Hazelbaker, Charles Hazelwood, Mary 40 Henderson, Esther Henry, Jim Henry, Richard Henson, Dennis Herambourg, Manuel Hettmansberger, Garold Hettler, Frank Hilts, Donald Holden, Martha Holland, Sidney Holleman, Terry Hollingsworth, Joyce Hoveln, Gary Huckstadt, Rita Humphrey, Robert Huxtable, Timothy Mr. Dickson and DJC students Larry Lawlyes, Ellen Cox, Lester Hanson, and Eileen Tuelp swarm to purchase their Chronicles from Carol Clary. Jones, Bruce Jones, John Jones, Patricia Jones, Robert Kanger, David Kelly, Marie ? ah(tu xfmzi jlrgd m. . . Whoops! MissWeinard cringes as William and Iris Stevens skim nimble fingers across the keyboard. Kerr, Roger Kester, Floyd Kimberlin, Kim King, Denny Kirby, Gregory Kirkpatrick, Lowell Knopinski, Sharon Kobie, Lance Koebrick, Christine Koener, Carl Kotcher, Paggy Kost, Kenneth Krukewitt, David LaBounty, Lance Lamb, John Lammle, James Landsdown, Elizabeth Landsdown, Nancy Lane, Dixie Latoz, Samuel Legg, Fred Lewis, Martin Linkins, Sylvia Linne, Betty Little, Richard Lomax, Charles Lomax, Laura Lowry, Harold McDermott, Donna McGraugh, Robert McKinney, William McMullen, Richard McMurray, Robert Majors, William Mann, Betty Marion, Barnan Masengale, Ronald Mattingly, Robert Mayback, Nicholas Mayer, Buck Mayer, Michael Meek, Mary Melvin, Larry Mensavage, Jeanette Sister Mercier ' J 43 Merriweather, Ron Miller, Carolyn Moon, Jerome Moore, Lanny Moore, Lawrence Moran, William Morris, Anne Moss, William Mott, Ralph Moudy, Kenneth Moulton, Robert Neathery, Lynn Newell, James Newell, Mary Nixon, Nancy Nolin, Rick Noone, Robert Norton, David Null, Lowell Olson, Stuart O ' Neal, Samuel Orsulak, Thomas Pachciarz, Ray Pape, Jeanne Parrish, Rodney Partenhelmer, Linda Patterson, Gary Pearson, Julie Penn, Marie Perrodin, Pamela 44 I wonder what happens when you turn the knob? ponders Robert Moulton ' s inquisitive mind. Innocent bystanders include Instructor Wheeler and electronics students Michael Colleen and Tom Cohoon. Perry, Jon Pichon, Ethel Pickett, Dave Pipkin, Bradford Plumart, Victor Pratt, Lyrelle Puzey, John Randolph, Malcolm Ransom, Todd Ray, Larry Richardson, Herman Rodgers, Jane Roesch, Don Rook, Jacqueline Roth, David Rush, John Russell, William Rusk, Lana Sanders, Clarence Saxsma, Lloyd Schafer, Fred 45 I don ' t know -- maybe it ' s a juke box, suggests Sandra Burrow to Starr Ransom. Mr. Templeton and Rodney Parrish look forward to their turn in EDP. Schilling, Daniel Schmidt, Leon Scott, Linda Scurto, Maureen Sensenbrenner, Owen Seyfert, Henry Simms, Richard Smith, Danny Smith, Denny Smith, Harold Smith, Herbert Smith, Howard Snyder, Thomas Spencer, Charles Starkey, Curtis Starns, Tim Strain, John Sister Strandell Suhonen, Gerald Sunderman, Judith Swisher, Cheryl 46 Taber, Kathleen Tarter, James Tarter, Joseph Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Bryce Taylor, Donna Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Frank Thomas, William Thurman, Joseph Tims, Frederick Tipple, Dennis Tonn, Martin Travers, James Travis, Daniel Trego, Claude Trimble, James Tuggle, William Uht, Susan Vidziunas, Rimgaud Vogel, Olive Wakeley, John Walker, Regina Walter, Nancy Wayne, Carolyn White, Nancy Whitehouse, William Wickland, David Wilber, Michael Wiese, Patsy Wildman, William Williams, Janice Wilson, James Wilson, Richard Wilson, Roger Wilson, Steve Wilson, Thomas Wise, Sharon Wisher, John Woltman, Jerry Wood, Bonnie Wood, John Woodside, Mildred Wright, Dennis Wright, Lee Wright, Michael Wright, Rodney Zielinski, Daniel Zimmerman, Herbert Zorns, James Here we look onto a typical scene at DJC and find Steven Patterson shaking down Randall Carter, Robert Etchison being fingerprinted by John Guagey, Larry Lawson dusting for fingerprints while Steve Winter finds them, and Instructor Girton is looking on in Police Science Class. Class officers: Left to right, Janet Pittman, Secretary; Sharon Jones, Vice-President; B ru c e Taylor, President; Sharon Moody, Senate Representative; Sherry Hoover, Senate Representative. Not pictured Connie Damery, Senate Repre- sentative. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Acobert, Constine Acton, Connie Aden, Larry Alaway, Marilyn Alder, Christopher Alexander, Jerry Allen, Gloria Alley, Clarence Alt, Stanley Anders, Wayne Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Max Anderson, Richard Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Stephen Andre, Michael Anker, Marilyn Armstrong, Patricia Arthur, Dale Asbury, Thomas Attutis, Theresa Atchison, Gail Ashcraft, Gloria Auvil, Donna Bailey, Donald Bailey, Gary Baldwin, Charles Banks, Nathaniel Barber, Jill Barber, Marsha Barnett, Patricia Barnhart, Steven Barr, Thomas Bartelson, Karen Bartling, Bruce Bartlow, Connie Bartlow, William Bassett, Dennis Beasley, Joy Becker, Michael Becker, Jerry Beckman, Becky Bedard, James Bell, Laura Benefield, Fernetta 50 Sherry Hoover, Carol Clary, and Linda Leahy eagerly look on as Mr. Langas points out the location of different areas of religion during the Reformation. Bennett, Gerald Bensyl, Nanette Beresford, Deborah Bergan, Barry Bertine, Steven Burgener, John Biedermann, Jo Ann Biggs, Anne Bird, Carol Black, Linda Blackford, Linda Blackwell, Martha Bluhm, Donald Boehm, Terry Boehme, Rhonda 52 Bonner, Jane Boone, Timothy Bors, Thomas Bostic, Charles Bouton, Allan Bowen, Natalie Bowman, Garry Boyd, Jimmie Boyle, Mary Bracewell, John Bracewell, Michael Brahana, Mary Brazas, Mariann Brazelton, David Brennan, John Brewington, Barbara Bricker, Mary Broderick, Ray Bromley, Carol Brookshire, Cheryl Brown, Darryl Brown, Jim Brown, Karl Brown Kenric Brown, Linda Jean Brown, Linda Lee Brown, William Bruitt, Steven Bruns, Alice Bruns, Rex 1 if. Buchanan, Clarissa Buford, Rebecca Bunnell, Carol Sister Burant Burcham, John Burkhardt, Trent Burnett, Robert Burnham, Sue Burns, Daniel Burt, Charles Burton, Roy Butts, Ronald Calhoun, Steve Calvin, Timothy Cannon, Marjorie Carlson, Wayne Carpenter, Patrick Carpenter, William Eddie James, Iris Griswold and Mrs. Stover check the overhead projector for Rheteric 101. Cariell, John Carter, Kay Carter, Randall Carter, Terry Cary, Brenda Case, Lawrence Cavlnder, Tom Ceader, Stanley Chamings, Thomas Chandler, Harold Chestnut, Terpsa Christensen, Olav Clark, Harley Clark, Robert Clary, Carol This U.S. history class is in a serious debate. Mr. Britton is listening intently as the men, -- Tim Huckstable, Lance LaBounty and Dave Wickland — give their side of the debate. The girls -- Pat Jones, Melody Knight and M r s. Jacquelin Lewis are taking notes to tear the men apart! Kenneth Brown and Korap Bavougian are judges. Clemens, John Cleveland, Cathy Cohoon, Sibyl Collier, Jerry Collins, Keith Collins, Robert Condon, Idabell Cornell, Michael Cornell, Peggy Consoer, George Cosgrove, Thomas Costa, Patricia Courson, Ronald Cook, Terry Cooper, Raymond Cooper, Robert Corbly, Patrick Cochran, Phillip Cormaney, Deloris Corray, Pamela Coulter, Mary Covert, Glenn Craig, James Craig, Stephen Crawford, Jacqueline Crawford, Kelly Craycraft, Patricia Crick, Donald Cunningham, Darryl Cunningham, Glenn Cunningham, Kenneth Cunningham, Leslie Ann Curl, Janet Marie Dahliquist, Alfred Dalbey, James Dalida, Jo Ann Damery, Connie Danenberger, John Darr, Rita Davis, Donald Davis, Elna Davis, Harold Davis, Mary Davis, Paul Davison, Richard DeAtley, Jerry Deeken, Robert Deeken, Toni Delmotte, Robert Depratt, Robert Dibbert, Rosemary Dillavou, Michele Dittmar, Diana Divan, Michael Dixon, Allen Jr. Dobkins, Connie Dodd, Donna Dodson, Steven Doggett, Robert Dohme, Karen Doney, Nancy Doom, Glenn Downey, Mary From the little red bouncing ball to this big Bertha!?! If you listen in P.E. Class you can hear: Donald Holley - Hey fellows, give me a chance! Terry Trout - I got it, I got it! James Dalbey - I can a-l-m-o-s-t reach it! James Price thinks it is fun. Downing, Stephen Drake, Dennis Drysdale, William Duchette, Sally Dukes, Martha Dumas, Richard Dunagan, Marlene Dunham, Darryl Durril, Pompia Durso, Louis 57 Tuesday Morning at the Movies? The select group includes Producer Cheney and his cast: Sandi Burow, Brian Stine, Marge Kentner, Mike McGough, Phil Shafer, and Tom McGough. Eads, James Easter, Betty Eaton, Harvey Edward, Ronald Edwards, Mike Ellis, Jack Emery, Noriss Emery, Shirley Engelman, Sharon Englert, Ronald Erickson, David Erickson, Phyllis Erickson, Robert Espadas, Juan Etchison, Robert Pagan, David Farris, Mike Fenet, Susan Fertaly, Mary Fields, Linda Fields, Maurice 58 Fincham, Louis Finney, Nancy Fisher, James Fithian, Laura Flessner, Cathy Flessner, Larry Flora, Susan Foley, Kersey Fortna, Ruth Fortner, Helen Fortune, Alva Fout, Terry Fralick, Janet Franklin, Allen Frazier, Carolyn French, David Frye, Rex Fuoss, John Furley, Alice Furry, Steven Galloway, Robert Gates, David Gauthier, Mary Geades, Elizabeth Gee, James Gentis, Stephen Gerard, Cynthia Gilbert, Donna Gildersleeve, Raymond Glascot, Larry 59 Godwin, David Gony, Linda Good, Wanda Goodenow, William Gooding, Susan Goodknight, Diana Goodwin, Bill Gordon, Jane Gorman, Gertrude Gose, Douglas Gossett, Louetta Gourley, Gary Green, Carol Grindley, Glen Griswold, Iris Grussing, Norlyn Gruwell, Dean Gugemos, Robert Guldberg, Arnold Gustine, Nancy Gustus, Marcia Guy Sandra Haas, Mary Haas, Jr. Van Haggerty, Beth Haggerty, Timothy Hagood, Susan Hall, David Halter, Ester Hambright, Brenda JT 60 Hambright, Eugene Hamilton, David Hamilton, Janis Hamlin, Ralph Hancock, Charles Hanson, Frank Hanson, Lester Hartman, Alice Harris, Steven Harrison, Sandra Hatton, John Hawkins, Alan Haws, Phillip Hayes, Kathleen Hearn, Sharon Heaton, Bertha Hebermehl, James Mr. Schroeder is showing his students techniques for chemical analysis of plant tissues. The smiling faces belong to John Hudelson, John Russian, Mr, Schroeder, John Danenberger and Chris Flessner. Henderson, Linda Hendricks, Tim Henke, Roger Hennis, Terry Henry, Tom Herriott, Berniece Herscher, Mike Hershberger, Warren Hess, Gary Hible, Christine Higgins, Paul High, Pamela Highberg, William Hile, James Hill, Marcia Hilleary, Ray Hinrichs, Rodney Hitz, Timothy Hodel, Dorothy Hodgeman, Karen Hogan, Jane Mr. Nickell, supervisor of Agricultural Education, is pointing out nutrient deficiency in ornamental plants. With Mr. Nickell ' s expert teaching, Robert Gustavson, John Carrell and Wayne King should be able to go home and cure their mother ' s geraniums. 62 Hogarij Steven Holaves, Sam Holley, Donald Hollingsworth, Joy Hoover, Logan Hoover, Sherry Hornickel, James Hornor, Susan HotsinpiHer, Steve Howard, DarreH Howard, Dianne Howie, Daniel Hudelson, William Hunt, Jeanne Hurley, Cherry Huss, June Hutton, Daniel Hutton, Marigene Hutton, Stephen Ijams, Kay Ingalsbe, Harvey Ingram, Sherry Jackson, Joan James, Edward Janssen, Ron Janulis, Alexander Jarling, Larry Jenkins, Betty Johnson, Donald Johnson, Elizabeth 63 Johnson, Frank Johnson, James Johnson, Richard Jones, Herschel Jones, Sharon Judy, David Lacey, Judith Laker, Stanley Laker, Stephen Lattz, Terry LaMar, Burma Lamb, Patricia Lambright, Geraldine Lane, Thomas Langley, Nancy Lanman, Donald Larson, Donald Lary, George Law, Alan Lawlyes, Larry Lawson, Anna Lawson, John Lawson, Larry Lawson, Rayanna Leahy, Linda Lee, Earl Lee, Mary Leonard, Lloyd Letner, Linda Lewis, Brant 64 Who ' s learning from whom? Michael Hirschler, Julia Pearson and Diana Dittmar seem to be earnestly listening to Mr. Smith, while he is observing how each one is listening. Lighty, Theresa Lillard, Twania Lindley, Clifton Linn, Nancy Livingston, James Lockhart, Barbara Logue, James Lomax, Chester Lucas, George Lucas, Michael Lucera, William Mahoney, John Majercin, Carolyn Malloy, Thomas Markell, Richard Marion, Lillian Markham, Donald Marlatt, Carol Martin, Chester Martin, Judith Martin. Linda Martin, Mary Martin, Phyllis Matthews, Charles Matthews, Randy May, Pamela Meares, Carroll Medlin, Linda Meeks, Gerald Melewski, Charles Meyer, Gary Meyer, Kathleen Meyer, Mary Meyers, Douglas Mihina, Matthew Mikel, Karen Mikel, Richard Milewski, Jay Miller, James Miller, Kenneth Mills, Donald Milton, Samuel Dan Worthy, Steve Craig, Bill Moss, and Mr. Hockett look as though they had everything but the cow in this class in Farming. Maybe it ' s not a milking machine. 66 Mintler, Ronald Misch, John Mitchell, Diana Mitchell, James Mitchell, Reva Mockbee, Charles Monroe, David Montgomery, Brenda Montegomery, Harry Moody, Jay Moreland, John Morgan, Earl Morgan, Lindell Morris, James Morris, John Morris, Leroy Morris, Richard Morrissey, Mary Morrison, Nila Mortensen, Terry Morton, William Morts, Francis Mosher, Henry Mott, Ray Moulton, John Muldowney, Kenneth Mullins, Lawrence Musson, Linda Myers, William McAndle, Karen •■si- ■ 1 Hi .. 67 McCallister, Leonard McCool, Orville Mccormick, Georgan McCoy, Terry McDaniel, Roy McFarland, Phyllis McGee, David McGough, Mike Mcintosh, James McKee, Larry McKenna, Michael McNeese, Linda Neils, James Nelson, Larry Newmister, Barbara Nier, Donald Noggle, Rex Mominee, Elizabeth Mrs. Farrell is more than generous with her time as shown by an after class conference with Louis Fincham and Louis Durso. Noth, John Norton, Larry Norregaard, Leon Oakes, Sally Odle, Tom Oehmke, Ronald Oldani, Paul Olmstead, Alvin O ' Neal, Lance O ' Neil, Bonnie O ' Neill, Timothy Sister Van Osdel Pachciarz, Casimir Palmer, Fred Palmer, Janice Parrish, Kenneth Parsons, Michael Pasquale, Paul Pattison, James Pavey, Michael Pearman, Albert Pearson, Jean Peplow, Ronald Perkins, R. Petrus, Jean Pettit, Charles Phelps, Sharon Phenicie, Melvin Phillips, Donna Pilkington, Mervin 69 Pittman, James Pittman, Janet Plog, Lawrence Plog, Naomi Plue, Robert Poison, Cynthia Ponder, Lucy Poole, Jean Porter, Rick Potter, Ann Powell, Anne Powell, Judy Powers, Linda Prater, Robert Price, James Price, Rosalee Pridemore, Paul Proctor, Michael Purkiser, William Ransom, Cythnia Ray, Pamela Razzano, Anthony Reardon, Edward Rebenstorf, Dorothy Redman, Michael Reed, Mary Renfer, Ronald Reynolds, William Richards, Deborah Richardson, Daniel Richey, Sharon Rickgauer, Robert Higgle, Kolby Ringer, Susan Ritter, Betty Roberts, Gary No, it ' s not a milking machine. Who can keep up with modern agriculture? Here Mr. Binkley shows the gadget to Rodney Kihler, Roger Wilson, and Charles Nedrick. Roberts, Phil Rockstroh, Jane Rominger, William Ross, Rick Roth, Charles Roth, Judy Rothermel, Henry Rudolph, Stephen Ruggles, Janice Russian, John Rutan. Marie Sanders, Perry 71 SavPley, Robert Schackman, Steven Sctiarlach, Steven Schmic], Linda Scott, Daniel Scott, Margaret Scott, Ruth Seaton, Virginia Seibert, Roger Seidler, Stephen Seldomridge, Steven Seymour, John Shank, Cloyd Shaw, Gary Shields, Alan Shields, Larry Shumaker, Thomas Sibbing, Dolly Sickmeir, Daniel Sinclair, Ann Skoog, Mary Slayton, James Sleva, John Smalley, Richard Smith, Carl Smith, Dan Smith, Danny Smith, Debralee Smith, Ian Smith, Marsha Mrs. Dries shows students Chris Flessner, Logan Hoover, John Russian, Glen Boon, and Michael Cozatt the proper technique for pinching mums (disbudding) in the greenhouse. Smith, Phillip Smith, Phillip Smith, William Snyder, Bob Snyder, Charlotte Snyder, Claire Sollars, Betty Souspreskis, Anthony Sovanski, Mary Spanbauer, Michael Spears, Mary Sporcich, John Stanley, William Stark, Donna Stark, Robert Stansbury, Stephen Starling, Eleanor Stauder, Gregory Stephenson, Mary Stevens, Cynthia Stevens, Iris Stevens, Richard Stevens, Ronald Stevens, William Steward, Raymond Stewart, Neal Stimac, David ■ Stine, Bryan Stinson, Jan Sundberg, Lois Supple, Jan Suzurki, Philip Swank, John Swartz, Glenda Swartz, Roxanna Swearingen, Marilyn American Literature students--Tom Gullickson, Lana Rusk, and Karop Bavougian-are more pensive than Mr. Howe, who seems to enjoy giving the quiz on Poe. Swick, Carolyn Swick, Terry Swinford, Steve Szctt, Thomas Tabeling, Robert Tabor, Merle Tammen, Duane Tanquary, Mary Taylor, Norma Taylor, Robert Taylor, Robert Taylor, Robert Taylor, William Templeman, Ruth Tevebaugh, Michael Thomas, Gloria Thomas, Judith Thomas, Julia Thomas, Paul Thomas, Richard Thompson, John Thompson, Joseph Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Raymond Tinder, Barbara Todd, Christine ToUever, Brenda Tomlinson, Robert Townsend, Garry Townsend, Tommie 75 Trail, Patricia Trent, William Tretter, James Tubor, Merle Tuelp, Eileen Tummelson, Jann Turner, Richard Turner, Sally Tweedy, Jane Unger, William Upp, Rebecca Uvick, Margaret Van Duyn, Carol Verhoeven, Richard Verhoeven, Thomas Vinson, Stephen Viskniskki, Thomas Vogel, Michael Volpert, Rose Wagner, Rebecca Wait, Alan Wakefield, Connie Walden, Dana Wallen, Susan Walter, George Waiver, Doris Wandell, Dennis Wasco, Grant Wasson, Erma Watson, Delores 5 my 76 Webb, Julius Webster, Wilma Weidenhammer, Marcia Welch, Patrick Weller, John Wells, Constance Whalen, Gregory Wherry, David White, Beverley White, Dennis White, Jay White, Loren Whitson, Joyce Whittaker, Gary Wick, Linda Wiley, Marjorie Wilkins, Barnett Williams, David Williams, Myrlie Williams, Sherryl Willis, James Mr. Albin projects Math. Larry Little and others try to figure it out. Wills, Don Wilson, Cathy Winchester, David Winter, Steve Winters, Ronald Wise, Samuel Wise, William Withers, Laura Witsman, Walter Woods, Collette Wood, William Woodard, Beverly Worthy, John Wright, Curtis York, Owen Youmans, David Young, Stephen Now where did he say that class was? Zimmerman, Herbert ' -1 Kaufmann, John Karlock, Linda Katavich, Joseph Kayser, Nancy Kegeris, Bonnie Keilholz, Lawrence Denny King, Steve Schackmann, Ronald Merriweather, Mr. Wilcox, and Billy Ashley examine a oscilloscope. What is that? Well, your guess is as good as mine! Keith, Curtis Kellerhals, Nancy Kelley, Ronald Kelsey, Rita Kerivan, Tom Kerr, Roger Kibler, Rodney Kidd, Marsha Kilgore, Linda Killip, Paul King, Wayne Kirsch, Kim Kiser, Charles Kite, Thomas Kittle, Michael 79 Klein, Sandra Knecht, James Knight, Keith Knott, Robert Knudsen, Gary Koeberlein, Joann Koehn, Wayne Kosowski, Thomas Kotches, Steven Kruse, David Kuntz, John Kyger, Franklin The mass society is the topic of discussion in Miss Diffenderfer ' s Sociology class, as the masses, in- cluding Larry Shields, Jim Morris, Jim Hebermehl, Linda Miller, Linda Artman, Rich Wilson, Janet Pittman, Curt Wright, and Richard Dumas, listen. 80 Mr. Gopalan is really involved with one of his lectures in a Rhetoric class. Phil Smith, Ted Goodner, Gary Erickson, Dave Beyer, Rick Mayer, and Ron Foster watch intensely as Mr. Davis explains the stop and go motion of a Geneva Mechanism in his Basic Mechanisms class. I 81 i i Margaret Hoskins and Patrick Woodrow in the reading lab. Mrs. Jean Bailey conducts a class the reading lab. EDUCATION Mrs. Alva McGuire conducts the adult choir for the Christmas program. Mrs. Lois Romig In her Beginning Primary Education Class. Mr. Dan Winland and students from the science class. Mr. Trower and Carolyn Miller talking about Vo- cational-Technical secretari- al work. Study time in the library is important at D.J.C. Just ask Nancy White, Linda Black, and Tom Schumaker. Miss Ridge explains the assignment to her Rhetoric class Mr. Northrup approving good papers of Jean Petry, Pam High, and Janice Palmer. Mrs. Dabelko uses projector to show corrections to Tim Hitz, Max Heidrick, and Sharon Engleman in Rhetoric. 84 Obtaining historical facts from Mr. E ldred are Connie Damery and Loren White. Mr. Chambers shows political sci- ence students Eleanor Starling and Dale Ferrell how it is done. Would you believe it? Future P.E. teachers: Donald Holley, SteveWinter, Larry Lawlyes, Larry Case, with Mr. Evemeyer. Mr. Bodine solved the problem. Future secretaries at work, Jean Petris and Jackie Gunn r 1 r CLASSES Taking shorthand? Cindy Poison, Ann Sinclair, Cathy Cleveland, Mrs. Marilyn Anker, and Lynn Goodright sometimes wonder, Mr. Kukla, Nancy Langley and Diane Mitchell seem intensely interested in something. Wonder what is it, girls? Dave Mager, and Carl Brown listen as Mr. Anderson explains what Dr and Cr are. By the way, boys, what are Dr and Cr? mm. STATION 3 VEHICLE REGIS! KAIIO SELECTIVE SERVICE HEALTH CERTFiCATE , i iWORK PERMIT J K ACAOEWfC STAflJS ORGANIZATIONS 87 SENATE Officers: Back Row - Sharon Moody, special projects; Linnea Erickson, secretary; Linda Miller, treasurer. Front Row - Miss Holmes, advisor; Terry Collier, president; Penny Elliot, vice president; Mr. Dickson, advisor. Members: Back Row - Mike McGough, Jackie Crawford, Marge Kentner, Phil Cooper, Quentin Wilmot, Dan Hile, Ken Loving, Larry Hatfield, Jim HebermehL Russ Hanegan, Center Row - Donna Stark, Sharon Jones, Connie Morris, Tom McGough, Kathy Davis, Kathy Doan, Sherry Hoover, Bruce Taylor, Janet Pitman. Front Row -;Mr. Dicksbn, Sharon Moody, Linda Miller, Terry Collier, Penny Elliot, Linnea Erickson, Miss Holmes. THE 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 organization, often humorously. Mr. Tom Kukla is the faculty advisor. Advisor and Editors-ln-Chief : Standing Mr. Kukla. advisor, and Mike McGough, CO- editor, seated Donna Jean Stark: Co- editor. staff: First row-- Mike McGough, Penny Elliott, News manager; Mary Ann Barnard, Editorial manager; Teresa Chesnut, Editorial manager; Donna Jean Stark, Mr. Tom Kukla, advisor. Second row-- Janet Pittman, Jan Fralick, News manager; Jane Cohoon, Sharon Jones, Joy Hollingsworth, Third row-- Clarissa Buchanan, Chuck Hancock, Bill Helon, Tom Chapman. Staff; First row-- Jane Cottle, Sharon Moody, Make- up manager; Jackie Crawford, Melody Knight, Typist. Second row-- Tom McGough, Feature manager; Jeff Cunningham. Pompia Durnill; sports manager, Jim Hebermehl, sports manager. Third row-- Mike McGough, Donna Jean Stark, Mr. Kukla, advis or. Rothwell, THE CHRONICLE CIRCULATION STAFF: First row, Kathy Davis, Barbara Billings, Janie Tanquary, Connie Morris, Bill Helen, Christy Rothwell. Second row, Theresa Attutis, Mary Fertaly, Joy Hollingsworth, George Consoer. ADVERTISING STAFF: First row, Kathy Doan, Mr. Alkire, Marge Kentner. Second row, Norris Emery, Mary Stephenson, Paula Flannery, Larry Little. ' Not pictured, Cheryl Barry, Dan Lafary, William Golseth. EDITORS AND SPONSOR: Seated Russ Hanegan, Co-editor; Linda Miller, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. Howe, Sponsor. Stand- ing, Susan Easterday, Copy editor; Linnea Erickson, Ass ' t Copy editor; Dan Hile, Ass ' t Make-up editor; Linda Hamp, Make-up editor. MAKE-UP STAFF: First row, Russ Hanegan, Linda Hamp, Linda Miller, Dan Hile. Second row, Carol Marlatt, Virginia Daw, Debra Smith, Lucy Ponder. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: First row, Andy Demos, Photography manager, Mr. Howe, Karen Hodgeman. Second row, Trent Burkhart, Richard Anderson, James Willis. Not pictured, Steve Kotches, Jill Willett, Glen Grindley. COPY STAFF: First row, Russ Hanegan, Susan Easterday, Linda Miller, Linnea Erickson. Second row, Pam May, Maureen Scruto, Carol Clary, Sharon Richy, Marsha Gustus . Choir officers: left to right, Kathy Davis, secretary; Sandy Romack, social chairman; Ken Loving, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Mary Jones, director; Kathy Doan, librarian; Diana Odunn, accompanist; Tom McGough, president. CHOIR A busy, hard-working Choir. PHI RHO Officers: Seated, left to right, Linda Miller, vice president; Tom McGough, president; Mary Rile, secretary-treasurer; Standing, left to right, Barbara Billings, social committee; Ken Loving, program committee; Christy Rothwell, scrapbook. Phi Rho Pi is an honary speech fraternity. JUNIOR COLLEGE JOTTINGS Front row, left to right, Jane Cottle, Penny Elliott, Mary Ann Barnard, Teresa Chesnut. Second row, Dave French, Gordon Matthews, Linda Hamp, Tom McGough, Kathy Davis. Third row, Vickie Johnson, Kathy Doan, Dan Hile. Fourth row, Mrs. Alice Morrison, advisor; Jeff Cunningham, Tom Chapman. Jottings is a weekly column appearing in The Com mercial News, written by D.J.C. students. 93 Lake View Officers: left to right, Betty Easter, president; Judy Martin, vice-president: Connie Dobkins, secretary-treasurer; Pam Ray, Student Council representative. STUDENT NURSES St Elizabeth Officers: left to right, Barbara Tinder, vice-president; Linda Martin, treasurer; Jo Ann Koeberlin, Student Council representative; Marybeth Sovanski, secretary. Absent-Laura Fithian, president. 94 Left to right, Nanette McConneli, club president; Miss Frances Watkins; Mrs. Pat Perszyk; Pat Rewerts; President Mary Miller at the Commencement reception. Left to right, Shirley Kleiner, Mrs. Jacqueline Davis, Mrs. Annabelle Neel, Mrs. Sue Mills, Mrs Perszyk at the Commencement reception. ALUMNI CLUB Left to right, President Miller, Mrs. Campus Deed reception. Neel at the Left to Right, Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison, Miss Mary Davis, Mr. James Erickson, Mrs. Neel, Mrs. Mills at the Campus Deed reception. TAU EPSILON Tau Epsilon is now in its fourth year as a social organization for students in the Data Processing Program. Heading the activities are Phil Cooper, president; Marilyn Betkus, secretary-treasurer; and advisors, Mrs. Spicer and Mr. Kistler. Not pictures is Terry Ervin, vice president. The Natural History Club is a new organization for those wishing to broaden their contact with nature and wild life through planned field trips. Leaders are Jim Hebermehl, vice president; Sherry Williams, secretary-treasurer; Dave French, president; and sponsors, Miss Cook and Miss Campbell. NATURAL HISTORY CLUB 96 The Chess Club was organized to provide a means for the better understanding of the game and to promote a competitive spirit. The officers of The Bishops are Mary Fertaly, Secretary; Larry Little Vice-President; Quentin Wilmot, President; Bob Brady, Sergeant-at-Arms. CLUBS embers of Phi Alpha Theta, the sociol- fy club, are from left: Eileen Tuelp- inda Gony; Barbara Billings; Miss iffenderfer, advisor; Janet Pittman; and iieryl Barry, :tive participants in Phi Alpha Theta •e from Left rear: Janet Pittman; mda Gony; Eileen Tuelp. Front row, om left: Miss Diffenderfer, Advisor- leryl Barry, President; and Barbara Uings, Treasurer. Business Club was organized to promote an interest in studies of secretarial and commercial work. Members of Business Club are from left: Tom McGough, Vice- President; Miss Weinard, Advisor; Connie Morris, ' pres- ident; Pamela High; Jean Pettus; Janice Palmer; Patricia Jones; Jacqueline Gumm; Carolyn Miller; Mary Hile Secretary; and Susan Burwash. ' OH CLUB The OH Club was organized as a social club for students enrolled in Ornamental Horticulture. Its leaders are, back row, Michael Mayer, Vice-Presi- dent; Larry Hatfield, Student Senate Representative; Herb Zimmerman, President. Front row: Mrs. Dries, Advisor; Christine Flessner, Secretary-Treas- urer; and Roy Hoover, Reporter. CIRCLE K The Circle K Club is a civic organiza- tion composed of young college men of the community. It is associated with the Danville branch of the Kiwanis In- ternational. The officers are, back row, Mr. Ronald Eldred, Advisor; Russ Hanegan, Board Member; Bob Eckert, Treasurer; Bruce Stanley, Vice-Pres- ident. Front row: Brad Pipkin, Secre- tary; Dan Hile, President; and Bob Saveley, Chairman of the Board, HONORS, (identification-page 99) - President Mary Miller and Dr. George HaU, commencement speaker and professor of higher education at the University of Michigan, and the three outstanding graduates of 1966. Miss Shirley Kleiner was awarded the Casper Piatt Memorml Award, and Cheryl Arnold and Joe McGlaughlin --j--. Frances Pearson Meeks Scholarships. were awarded the 98 COMMENCEMENT CANDIDATES FOR ASSOCIATE DEGREES: ABOVE, FIRST ROW, from left to right, Joe McGlaughlin, Catherine Arnold, Cheryl Arnold, Carol Atwood, James Brackney, SECOND ROW, Ruth Cleaveland, Linda Crow, Mrs, Deanna Dale, Mrs, Barbara David, John Divan. THIRD ROW, Mrs, Beverly Gentis, Joseph Heaton, Eugene Hoffman, Robert Hueston, John Johnson, Shirley Kleiner. FOURTH ROW, Mrs. Ivadale Foster. LOWER LEFT: President Miller presents Mr. Dale Foster and Mrs. Annabelle N eel with honorary degrees. LOWER RIGHT: Special Citations and Awards are presented to Mr. Walter Glavey, and Mr. Leonard Jaffe. CANDIDATES FOR ASSOCIATE DEGREES: FIRST ROW: William, Moran, Mrs, Jean Montgomery, Lyle Moody, Kerry Marsters, Charles Marion. SECOND ROW: Arlen Teeters, Mrs, F ranees Spicer, Delores R itenour, Patricia Rewerts, Peggy Muster, THIRD ROW: Nancy Young, Eugene Voigt, Special Citations and Awards are presented to Mrs. June Cox, Mr. Wendell Wright, and Mr. David Radcliff by President Miller and Mr. Robert Griggs. Miss Mary Miller presents an associate degree in science to Mrs. Jean Montgomery. SPRING, 1966 Diane Seibert Veronica Dietzen Jewel Kirkpatrick LuEtta McLimans Alice Cornwell Erma Wasson Kathleen Taber Terry Ries Mike Filicsky Tom Anderson NOT PICTURED Jerry Armstrong Cheryl Arnold Carol Atwood Terry Collier David Greer Eddie Hollett Melody Knight William Moran Darrell Vandermeulen ACADEMIC LETTERMEN SSIr Jacqueline Lewis FALL, 1966 Danny Lafary Robert Brady David Wickland Bruce Jones Teresa Chestnut Linda Black David McGee Terry Collier NOT PICTURED Richard Blumenberg Alice Cornwell Kenneth Cunningham Paula Flannery Melody Knight Myrtle Knight Jacqueline Lewis Martin Pluth James Trimble 102 DEAN ' S LIST SPRING, 1966 Sue Baker Gary Weinard James Clark Alice Cornwell John Kuntz Diane Seibert Jewel Kirkpatrick Danny Lafary LuEtta McLimans Veronica Deitzen Erma Wasson Cheryl Barry Harry Shepard Eugene Hoffman Michael Filicsky Tom Anderson Dan Hile Richard Simms Terry Ries Margaret McCammon Karen Dunn Janis Hamilton Sue Linn Paula Flannery Marilyn Betkis Donna Galyen NOT PICTURED Jerry Armstrong Cheryl Arnold Carol Atwood Robert Brady Michael Bresnan Terry Collier Sandra Cronkhite Geroge Girouard Dennis Ferris Ronald Girouard David Greer Eddie Hollett Melody Knight Carl Koerner Kerry Marsters William Moran Darrell Vandermeulen 103 Jo Ann Biedermann Teresa Chestnut John Danenberger James Frazee Gary Erickson Ruth Darr Paula Flannery Linnea Erickson Micheal Denny Jacqueline Gunn Wanda Wood Iris Griswald Carolyn Frazier James Johnson James Hornickel Gary Hovelin Bruce Jones Marigene Hutton Joy Hollingsworth Pamela High Mary Hile Melody Knight ' Lance O ' Neal David Monroe Danny Lafary Ronald Oehmke Gordon Matthews Micheal McGough Linda Miller Jacqueline Lewis Nancy Linn Dave McGee Jean Pearson Larry Shields Kolby Riggle John Russian Jean Petrus Mary Stephenson Christine Rothwell Judy Roth William Wildman David Wickland Susan Wallen Michael Vogel Delores Watson Connie Wakefield NOT PICTURED Karop Bavougian Paul Beaty Richard Blumenberg Alice Cornwell Kenneth Cunningham Donald Holley Carl Koerner John Kuntz James Lammle Ray Pachciarz Martin Pluth Leon Schmidt James Trimble Olive Vogel D.J.C. SCHOLARSHIP DONORS: Mr. R.D. Purkey (DanviUe Engineers), Mr. Gerulski (Berkley-Davis), Mrs. Vaught (Cooley Duplicate Bridge Association), Mrs. Edna Carter (Business and P rof essional Women ' s Club), Mr. Braun, (Deanof Men), Mrs, Cox(A.A.U.W.), Mrs. Kay (D.J.C. Alumni Assoc.), Mr. Stuebe(U.C.T.), Mr. Frontman (Autotron), Mr. Redenbaugh (Elks), Mr. Shedlock (Knight of Columbus). Front row: Mrs. Pauline Jaynes (Business and Professional Women ' s Club), Mrs. Strayer (Women ' s Club of Danville), and Miss Holmes (Dean of Women). SCHOLARSHIP 1 ir 1 . i D.J.C. SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS, SPRING, 1966: Bill Marion, Kerry Marsters, Tom Orsulak, Sandy Cronkhite, Carl Koerner, and Patricia Rewerts. Lower right: Danny Lafary, David Greer, Jennifer Roth, Jacquiline Lewis, and Judith Sunderman. ■ lU 1113 ' Km- • i 1 1 QDiil.i 106 DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: back row - Bryan Stine, Danny Lafary, Marlyn Swearington, Kathy Davis, Front row: Cynthia Gerard, Diana Odum, Melody Knight, Jacqueline Lewis, Theresa Attutis, and Sharon Ritchie. WINNERS SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Terry Collier (Grand Chapter of O.E.S, State of 111.), Susan Easterday and Steve Downing (D.E.A.). ' VETERANS ' ADMINISTRATION AND RE- HABILITATION SCHOLARSHIPS: Left to RIGHT, Joy Hollingsworth, William Unger, Becky Anglum, John Morris, and Linda Black. SCHOLARSHIPS ILLINOIS STATE AND ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS: Back row, left to right: David McGee, Linda Leahy, Paula Flannery, John Hatton. Front row, left to right: Melody Knight, Sandy Cronkhite, Sharon Bartlow, and Teresa Chestnut. ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS: Left to right; Darryl Smith, Ronald Gross, and Dwight Adkins, 4 I CHRISTMAS CONVOCATION: Sandy Cronkite relates the story of the Christmas brownies, Sandy Burrow, Marge Kentner, and Linda Hamp, to little Ken Loving and Linnea Erickson. CONVOCATIONS SPRING, 1966, CONVOCATION: President Miller accepts mem- orial to Danny Jones on behalf of YWCA from Bonnie Wood and Bonnie Brown. Dr. Beck speaks at Spring, ' 66, Convocation. 110 ELECTION CONVOCATION: Dan Hile, president of the sophomore class, prepares to introduce candidates for sophomore represen- tatives in the fall election. ELECTION CONVOCATION: Editor of the Chronicle, Linda Miller, tells the students of a future friend - Charlie Chronicle and the secret code C S . BASKETBALL CONVOCATION: Happy Birthday, Coach Bodine! from the cheer- leaders, Clarissa Buchanan, Kay Ijams,Pam High, Sally Duchette and Linda Leahy, and the basketball team, of which Richard Moore, David Stimac, and Ron Gross are visible. BEGINNING AND END naS- ' ' ' ™ ' ' ' ' ' heck schedules and accept all do- Sin?an1 ' l e ?ulleuS. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -- Brenda Hambright waits patiently while Mr, Harry Buree for ID shot. measures for correct lighting EXAMINATIONS: Ye gads, freshman Steve Harris screams, They ' re getting to me! ADVISORS: Mrs. Marron, Mr. Langas, and Miss Diffenderfer. DANCE COMMITTEE - Back row, left to right: Tom McGkDUgh, Eileen Tuelp, Linda Gony, Olav Christiansen, Cheryl Barry, Rick Smalley, and Janet Pittman. Front row: Penny Elliott, Barbara Billings, sitting on Santa ' s lap. PHI ALPHA THETA CHRISTMAS PARTY AND DANCE BAND - The Shades of Blue -- Bruce Collins, Rick Miller, Cloyd Shank, and Mike Supp. DANCERS - Left ro right: Con Cannc Barbara Reed, Tim Starns, and Lish Joy seen at the Christmas Party given for the Nursery School children of Adult Education were Miss Barba rBimngs™ ' ' h, Cheryl Barry, Eileen Tuelp, Barnon Marion and Decorations Committee were Bill Marion, Linda Ping, Phil Shafer, Patty Kurzweg, Pat Mains, Cherie Arnold, and Mike Catney. Committee heads for the prom were Robert Noone, Janet Curl, Dave Roth and Nancy Underwood on decorations; William Whitehouse and Dona Zues on lighting ' ; Tim Starns and Linda Miller on decorations ' ; Pat Mains, chairman of the prom, and his assistant Patty Kurzweg. MOONLIGHT CRUISE Spring, 1966 D.J.C. Campus Johnny Rinaldo ' s Orchestra Enjoying the dance and the refreshments are Mrs. Jane Acton, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mains, Mr. HarveyActon, President Miller, Miss Marjorie Holmes, and Mrs. Annabelle Neel. Standing behind the punch bowl, Shirley Kleiner serves Cathy Arnold, Jerry Collier and his date, Carolyn Rubis, James Walsh, Linda Miller and Tim Starnes. TEACHER CHAPERONES: Mr. Whitmill, Mr. Langas, Mr. Britton, Mrs. Dickson, Miss Diffenderfer FALL MIXER, 1966 HARRISONPARK CLUBHOUSE THE OUTCASTS TEACHER CHAPERONES: Miss Holmes, Mrs. Neel, MissJenkins, President Miller, Mrs. Britton, Mrs. Whitmill, Miss Stapp COMMITTEE: Dan Hile, Tom McGough, Ken Loving, Linne a Erickson, Penny Elliott, Sharon Moody BAND: Alan Wait, Paul Jones, Art Allen, Tom Marriage CHAPERONES AND SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: from left, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cheney, Dan Hile, Mr. Wilbur Dickson, Linnea Erickson, and Penny Elliott. PRING MIXE 1967 THE SHADES OF BLUE : From left, Bruce Collins, Rick Miller, Tim Frazier, Mike Supp, and Cloyd Shank. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: from left rear, Janet Pittman, Jackie Crawford, Bruce Taylor, Sharon Jones, Sherry Hoover. Front, Miss Holmes, Herb Zimmerman. DANCERS: Really shake ' em up! 118 King and Queen, Danny and Connie, dance the Queen ' s Dance after their coronation. Sherry Hoover and ' Skip ' Stevens, the Princess and Prince, enjoy the first dance. SWEETHEART DANCE 1967 Danny Hile and Connie Morris have just been announced as the King and the Queen of the Sweetheart Dance. The Social Committee: Kathy Doan, Publicity; Jim Hebermehl, Election; Kathy Davis, General Chair- man; Sherry Hoover, Elections; Janet Pittman, Dec- orations; Mr. R. D. Purkey, Coronation Sponsor, Absent: Larry Hatfield, Decorations; Jackie Crawford, Invitations. m J OPERATION CHRISTMAS CARDS As a special Christmas project, Circle K gathered and sent Christnnas cards to men from this area serving in Viet Nam. Busy signing the cards and addressing them are Bob Savely, Bob Eckert, and Mr. Eldred, Circle K ' s sponsor. FROM SILENTS THROUGH SOUND Checking film for the Movie Series are Mr. Zelinsky, Librarian; Mrs, Morrison, Chairman of University Parallel; and Mr. Cheney, Audio- Visual Chairman. 120 CHRISTMAS DINNER: Enjoying themselves at the head table are Mrs, and Mr. Britton, Mrs. and Mr. Whitmill, President Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Dickson. FACULTY BANQUETS FAREWELL DINNER: Left, Dr. and Mrs. Karl Gordon Robert Mills Dr and Mr- kc,-i r vH show their farewell gift to President Mary Miller. Center, Mrs. Orv lie ' Col m.M Mr ' n 1 T ' it President Miller with the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs! guests of ' onor? Mr. aniMrsf Robert MmT n r-7 i KOLLEGE KAPERS 1966 NIGHT BEAT REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE: ABOVE - Me and My Shadow : Dancers, Linda Hamp, PatRewerts. Choir in background. Dance Line: Below left - Linda Han:ip, Elizabeth Mominee, Bonnie Brown, Linda Crow, Caroline Walker, Sharon Moody, Ellen Vrentas, Marge Kentner, Jill Shafer, Pat Rewerts. KOLLEGE KAPERS 1966 NIGHT BEAT DIRECTORS: Mrs. Jane Rose Acton; Mrs, Catherine Cromwell; President Mary Miller. MASTERS OF CEREMONIES: Mike Filicsky, Pat Mains, Phil Shafer, Tom McGough SALVATION ARMY GIRLS: Jill Bublick, Ruth Cleaveland, Judy Coake, Kay Champion, Priscilla. Cohenour PARK POLITICIAN: Joe McGlaughlin harangues the crowd. PHI RHO PI INITIATION OFFICIALS AT SPRING CEREMONIES: Upper, right - Mr. R.D. Purkey, Carol Kennedy, Ron McDaniel, Deanna Dale, Mrs. Purkey, Gary Weinard, Annie O ' Malley. Upper right - Mrs. Dale, Kennedy, John Mauck (honorary member), Mrs. Purkey, and McDaniel. INITIATION CEREMONIES: Above and left: Joyce Atchison is initiated into Phi Rho Pi by Priscilla Cohenour, Deanna Dale, Robert Yeazel, and Annie O ' Malley. PHI RHO PI INITIATES FALL, 1966 - Front row; Judy Thomas, Sherry Hurley, Sherry Hoover. Back row: Bruce Taylor, Loren White, Steve Seldom ridge, Olav Christensen. FALL, 1966 - Front row: Barbara Heinrich, Margaret Uvick, Mary Lewis. Back row: Paula Flannery, Dolly Sibbing, Ruby Wilson. SPRING, 1966 - Front row: Barbara Billings, Dixie Lane, Jackie Lewis. Back row: Marlin Wilson, Lowell Kirkpatrick, Brian Chester. Barbara Tinder points out, the parts of tlie human skeleton to Joanne Koberlien. Jackie Routbart and Becky Wagner are snacking just before they crack their books. ST. ELIZABETH NURSES St. Elizabeth Nurses, Charles Swisher, Kathy Martin, Jackie Routbart, Lou Gossett, and Nanette Samp, assist the patient, Danny Smith, after he has been shot in a Kollege Kapers act, 1966. Tenderly embracing him is ReAnn Angleton. Making the patient (?) comfortable are nurses, Marybeth Sovanski, Bar bara Tinder, and Joanne Koberlien. Trimming the tree are nurses, Linda Martin, Joanne Koberlien. LAKEVIEW STUDENT NURS CAPPING CEREMONIES SPRING 1967 Front (1 to r) Judy Martin Alice Hartman Pam Ray Linda Medlin Phyliss McFarland Mary Coulter Susan Gooding Theresa Lighty Jeanne Hunt Cjnithia Stevens Judy Powell Back (1 to r) Nancy Doney Cheryl Burns Connie Dobkins Connie Wells Linda Letner Harry Montgomery Sherry Ingram Betty Easter Marsha Kidd Christine Todd Diane Howard Marianne Brazas 127 POST-KAPERS PARTY AT LAKEVIEW HOSPITAL ITPPER LEFT: Some entertainers from Lake View. Left to right; Sharon Morris, Julie Dumas, Gale Branigin, Luanne Jones, Sharon Deck, and Sandy Sloan. UPPER RIGHT: Al Smith, Mrs. Acton and Ken Loving accompany Dale Farrell during his solo. UPPER LEFT: Ruth Cleaveland, Tom Chapman, and Bill Marion present President Miller with a gift of flowers following Kapers, Right: The cast joins in for a group sing. JAGUAR BASKETBALL, 1966-67 BASKETBALL GAME SHOTS: The good guys are all wearing white suits. TEAM: Back row, left to right, Mike McGough, Darrell Smith, Dale Olmstead, Gerald Meeks, Dave Stimac, Rick Brown, Gary Gourley, Todd Taylor, and Mr. Winland, assistant coach. Front row, Mr. Bodine, coach, Dwight Adkins, Laymond Harrier, Larry Case, Ron Gross, Raymond Harrier, and Charles Pettit. GOLF FALL 1966 [ Tom Snider, Jeff Aston, Steve Hotsinpiller, Coach Evemeyer, Dave French, Tom Zott Don Blary Brian Chester Stephen Wright, Jeff Aston, Don Blary, Brian Chester Marlin Wilson, Coach Evemeyer ' GOLF SPRING, 1966 Jeff Aston Marlin Wilson 1, L fk Wk. C. BOWLING LEAGUE John Seymour demonstrates that a steady eye gets ' em every time. An unidentified bowler shows good form while he bowls ' em over. Rick Smalley thinks that concentration is the thing. OFFICERS: from left, Kathy Doan, Treasurer; Kathy Davis, President; and Cathy Wilson, Secretary, MM CAPTAINS: Phil Shafer, Ellen Cox, Jim Hile, Kathy Doan, Dennis Smith, and Larry Curry. Ab- sent were Denny White and Mike Perry. The hardest job was keeping the score. A typical scene around 6:30 at the alleys. BASEBALL SPRING, 1966 Front Row, left to right: Coach Joe Springer, Lynn Zelinski, Dick Corbin, Bob Plater, Robert Chalkus, Neathery, Al Smith, Ron Gross, Butch Kuras, JoeDillman, Sam O ' Neil. John Cox. Back Row, left to right: Chuck Odle, Dan ATHLETIC BANQUE AND ATHLETIC LETTERM Athletes of 1965-1966 were honored at the Athletic Banquet. Seen at the banquet were Mr. and Mrs. Bodine and Mr. Evemeyer, speaker. BASKETBALL Ron Gross Bob Buchanan Ed Dryer Todd Taylor Randy Routh Darrell Smith D wight Adkins GOLF Lance LaBounty Larry Little Steve Wright Marlin Wilson Don Blary Mike Catney Brian Chester TENNIS Greg Pluth Jim McNamara Ed Dryer Martin Pluth ADVERTISER Danville New Car Dealers Association BARKMAN CHEVROLET SALES COMPANY! 107 W, North 446-7760 PIONEER BUICK-PONTLVC, INC. 115 W. North 442- 6810 GLEN T. SMITH (Chrysler— Plymouth) 807 N. 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