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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room I THE CHRONICLE ! Danville Junior College Danville, Illinois Volumes DANVILLE JUNfOR COLLEGE i - . MBRARY PREFACE Yellow and brown — a golden sky lingers over a dark restless sea. From dreams to reality. We dream of things to come and the sky is sunshine gold. But dreams are only fantasies, and sometimes the dark waves of reality slow the progress of our dreams. We at Danville Junior College know that this is true. It has taken a long time to get our beautiful, expanding campus and many problems have slowed the progress, but now it has become true. As students, we also have dreams. Completing this year at DJC is one that has become a reality. The CHRONICLE hopes it has captured some of the highlights of this year. It is our desire that, as you look through the CHRONICLE, it will bring memories that are special to you. We hope it will help you remember this year as a golden dream that finally has become a reality. Sincerely, Editor-in-Chief FROM DREAMS TO REALITY The CHRONICLE, Volume 6 has also evolved from dreams to reality. We have been well aware of its growing pains and hope that very few apologies are needed. EDITOR-IN-CHlEF Carol Clary ASSISTANT EDlTOR--Carol Marlatt PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER--Larry Little BUSINESS MANAGER --Mary Fertaly ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER— Michele Dillavou COPY EDITOR— Sharon Richey MAKE-UP EDITOR--Pamela May ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR--Susan Harrison ASSISTANT MAKE-UP EDITOR— Sherry Hoover SPONSORS— Charles Howe and John Alkire TOMORROW ' S LEADERS TODAY TABLE OFCONTENTS Dedication 5 Administration and Personnel 11 Faculty 23 Undergrads 33 Organizations 101 Honors 117 Activities 139 Sports 167 Advertisers 181 DEDICATION a J. C FIRST FOREIGN STUDENT RECEIVES ASSOCIATE DEGREE At 1967 Commencement, Miss Kelly Mavres from Canea, Crete, received her diploma. Congratulating her as the first foreign stu- dent to graduate from D.J.C. are Dr. Lowell Fisher, Commence- ment speaker, and President Mary Miller, DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE RECEIVES NORTH CENTRAL ACCREDITATION Danville Junior College was one of only three junior colleges to receive North Central Accred- itation in the spring of 1967. President Mary Miller and Mr. Elmer Smith, president of the Board of Trustees, look at the D. J. C. catalogue with Dr. Robert Hannelly, president of Mari- copa County Junior College, Phoenix, Arizona, and Dr. Richard Whitmore, president of Kellogg Community College, Battle Creek, Michigan. A third member of the inspection team, Dr. C. M. Barnes, president of Dodge City Community Junior College, Dodge City, Kansas, arrived late due to inclement weather. From Jiinc 1, 1967, until January 1, 19G8, in Head Start. Middle November, 1967, until first of January, 1968, in the Library. TO REALITY DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT 507 Bismark-Henning 1 Catlin 230 Danville 118 Georgetown 218 Oakwood 227 Potomac 229 Ridgefarm 221 Schlarman (Parochial) Westville 220 JAGUARS Blue Devils Wild Cats Vikings Bisons Comets Artisians Bulldogs Hill Toppers Tigers Mr. Ralph J. Swanson Mr. Benson M. Jewell Mr. J. Cole Morton Mr. Donald C. Wliitmill, Vice- President President Mary Miller ADMINISTRATION Mr. John Bettag, Bursar Mr. Wilbur Dickson, Director of Student Services Mr. James C. Sandilos, Director of Instruction Mr. Lawrence Auten, Director of Research President Mary Miller Vice President Donald Whitmill ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Mr. Lawrence Auten Director of Research i DEANS Vocational-Technical Dean Robert Griggs Mrs. Alice Whittier, Sec. Adult Education Dean Mary Ann Diller Mrs. Mildred Mills, Sec. Mr. John Bettag, Bursar Business Office--Mrs. Helen Clark, Mrs. La Von Evans, Mrs. Marilyn Teeters, Mr, John Bettag. BUSINESS OFFICES Office of Building and Grounds --Security officers, Mr. Ernest Cole and Mr. Chelsea Singleton; Mrs. Dorothy Anderson, secretary; Mr. Howard MaUet, superinten- , t i . dent of buildings and grounds. Foundation Office-Mrs. Irma Kleiner ADMISSIONS OFFICE Mrs. Dorothy Britton Mrs. Ann allelic Neel Mrs. Mary Kienietz Mrs. Annabelle Neel Registrar DEAN OF MEN— Mr. Charles Thompson DEAN OF WOMEN--Miss Marjorie Holmes COUNSELING DIRECTOR OI ' STUDENT SERVICES Mr. Wilbiu- Dicl soii t- •1 Secretary Mrs. Sue Nolin COUNSELORS Mr. Richard Parke Adult Education Miss Shirley Jenkins Adult Education Mr. Robert Zeigler Vocational- Technical Mrs. Ethel Oakwood Evening Miss Catherine Marron Evening DANVI LLE JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY 19 (Above left) Mrs. Joyce Keehner DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Carol Dean ■ (Above right) Mr. Ed Evemeyer CUSTODIAL AND MAINTENANCE: Leland Kinney, Otto Divan, Levi Cole- man, Richard Wright, William K. Wil- liams, Robert Mattingly, Harold Martin. CUSTODIAL AND MAINTENANCE: (LEFT) Wesley Davis, Harold Woods, Harris Carley, Harry Becker, Paul Gaylen, Shirley Litten, Joseph Clementz, William Cau dell; Mertin Hoskins, foreman. 20 AUDIO VISUM, Kicliarcl ( . ' lu ' iicy Director Clcn ( iriudk ' -y Marjoric Kcntiicr Secretary Hob Savelcy Mary Ann Sinedk Lu Ctreen Katliy S v;uiey Dill Farrell Randy Tinder Mil c Gunia Kiut Clippinger 21 1 1 I LIBRARY The busy librarians are Dean Sherman Zelinsky; Mrs. Hazel Lee, assistant li- brarian; and Carolyn Frazier and Larry Lawlyes. For the second consecutive year, the Danville Kiwanis has given the pro- ceeds from its Travel and Adventure Series to the Junior College Library, Mr, Al Whitlaw, Kiwanis president, is seen presenting the check to Mr, Sherman Zelinsky, Dean of Library Services, I Again this year 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 Chair- ma n. The stipulation was that this sum be equally divided between Mrs, Morri- son and Mr, Langas for book purchases of their own personal choice for addition to the college library. FRANCIS ADAMS B. S. -Ind. State U. M. S. -Ind. State U. English Spon. -Campus Courier BENNY ALBIN JOHN ALKIRE B. A. -Oakland City Coll. B. A. -Eastern 111. U. M.S. -Indiana State U. M. A. -Eastern 111. U. Mathematics History Spon. -Chronicle FRANCIS ANDERSON B. S. -U. of 111. M, B, A. -Harvard Accounting Commerce Chairman NORMA JEAN BAILEY B. A. -U. of IlL M,A. -U. of IlL Language Arts Adult Ed. JERALD BINKLEY B.S. - U. of in. M. A. -U. of 111. Agriculture ROBERT BRITTON B. A. -U. of Minn. M. A. -Indiana U. Social Sciences Business A dm. MARILYN CAMPBELL B. S. -Ind. State U. M. S. -Ind. State U. Science Chairman Spon. -Natural History Club CRAIG CHAMBERS B. A. -Eastern 111. U. M. A. -Eastern 111 U. Social Science Spon. - Veterans Club RICHARD CHENEY B. A. -IlL State U. M. A. -Ind. State U. Social Sciences Audio -Visual Coach -Cross Country ABBIE (XM.LINS YOIVVNDA CONNOLLY B. A. -Clu-istiaii College B. A. -U. of 111. Nursery School M. A.-U. of IIL Social Science KATllERINE COOK B. S. -Drury College Clieniistry Spon. -NatLiral History Club DALE CRONKLnTE B. S. -U. of 111. Vocational-Technical Education MARY DAVIDSON M, S. -Ind. State U. Physical Science, Adult Ed. TOM DAVIS M. A. -Eastern IIL. U. Adult Ed-Graphic Arts VERA DIFFENDERFER B. A. -Eastern 111. U. M. A. -U. of m. Ad. Cert, in Ed. -U. of 111. Social Science Spon. -Phi Alpha Theta ALICE DRIES B.S. -U. of 111. Hortic ulture Spon. -OH Club RONALD ELDRED B, A. -Ind. State M. A. -Ind. State Social Science Spon, -Circle K EDDIE E E?.IEYER B. S. -Western 111. U. M. A. -Western lU. U. Physical Education Director of Athletics 25 EILEEN FARRELL B. A. -Coll. of St. Francis M. A, -George Washing- ton U. Mathematics Chairman DALE FATHAUER M.A, -u. of in. Ag, Mech. ROBERT FINK M. A. -Ind. State U. VoTec-Mech. Tech. HELEN FREEMAN M. A. -U. of in. Lang. Arts Adult Ed. DARREL FULTON M.A. -U. of in. Biol. Science JOHN GIRTON PUSHPA GOPALAN ELLA LOU GRADY TOM HAINLINE B. A. -Ind. State U. B. S. -Gujarat LT. , India B. A. -Eureka College M. A. -U. of 111. Police Science Nursery Education M. A. -Western in. U. Ag. Mgmt. English TERRY HENLEY M.A. -U. of in. English 26 LARRY I TINKLE li. A. -Eiistcrn lU. U. Bus. I ' d. JOHN IKMCLAND H. A. Purdue U. M. A. -Purdue L). liioL -Physical Science Wll,LIF()Ri) II(X:KETT li.S. -U. of III M. A. -U. of 111. Agriculture CHARLES HOWE 13. A, -U. of III. M. A, -TJ. of S. Calif. Englisli Spon. -Clironicle MANFORD KISTLER B. A. -Ind. Central Coll. M. A. -Purdue U. E. D. P. Chairman Spon. -Tau Epsilon THOMAS KUKLA B. A. -Eastern 111. U. M. A. -Eastern 111. U. English Spon. -Senate BETTY KYGER M.A. -U. of 111. Commercial Adult Ed, WILLIAM LANGAS B, A. -U, of m. M.A. -U. of 111. History Soc. Science Chairman Spon. -Phi Kappa Theta TIMOTHY MAHONEY B. A. -Rippon College M.A. -U. of m. Economics Counseling MAX McDERlvlOTT M.A. -U. of IlL Speech Pathologist Adult Ed. JODIE MEESSEN M. A. -Indiana U. Spon. -Campus Courier ALICE LEE MORRISON B. A. -U. of IlL M.A„ -U. of III. English Dean -Baccalaureate Oriented Humanities Chr. English Chr. JAMES NICKEL B. S. -Purdue U. Horticulture Chr. Spon. -OH Club BONITA NORRIS B. S. -Indiana State U. M. A. -Indiana State U. Soc. Sc. Adult Ed. KEVIN NORTHRUP B. S. -Bradley U. M. A. -Bradley U. VoTec-EDP ANTHONY QUINZI M. A. -U. of 111. Mathematics GLADYS RAMSEY M. A. -Columbia U. Basic Ed. Adult Ed. LOIS ROMIG M, A. -U. of 111. Basic Ed. Adult Ed. CHARLES SCHROEDER B.S. -U. of m. Ornam. Hort. WALTER SMITH B. A. -Morgan St. Coll. M. A. -Columbia U. English JOSEPH SPRINGER M. A. -U. of 111. Physical Ed. Coach - Golf MAURICE STAUDER 15. S. -Notre Dame U. M. A. -Eastern 111. U. Physics EARL STELZER B.S. -Eastern 111. U. M. A. -U. of 111. Coordinator of Voc. Adult Ed, RONALD STICKLER M. A. -U. of in. Ornam. Hort. BARBARA STOVER B. A. -Drake U. M. A. -Mich. Slate English WILUAM TEMPLETON BARBARA TODD RICHARD TROWER JANE WALLACE MARILYN WEINARD B.S, -Southern IlL U. B.S. Eastern 111. U. B. S. -IlL State U. B. S.-U. ofllL B. S. -Eastern lU. U. M. A. -Southern 111. U. Physical Education M. A. -Eastern 111. U. Child Dev. Business Ed. ,EDP Spon, -Cheerleaders Business Ed. Adult Ed. Spon-Business Club FELIX WHEELER B.S. -U.S. Naval Academy Electronics Spon. -Electronics Club ALVIN WILCOX B. A. -Iowa State Mech. Tech. Spon. -Chess Club BARBARA WILLIAMS B, A. -Ind. State U. Home Ec. Adult Ed. JAMES WILLIAMS B. A. -Notre Dame U. Physical Education Coach-Basketball Coach-Tennis DAN WINLAND B. S. -lU. State U. M. A. -Ind. State U. Science, Adult Ed. Coach- Wrestling JOHN YIKE M. A. -Ind. State U. Reading Spec. , Adult Ed. HELEN PRAST Nurse NAOMI BUFORD Teaching Assistant MARY JOHNSON FRANCES SPICER Teaching Assistant Teaching Assistant 30 FRANCES RUDA HELEN PRAST AGNES LUTTRELL WALTER MARTIN GRACE SPROULS MARGARET PARKE RUTH DUMBAUGH UNDERGRADS CHRISTENSEN, OLAV H. Phi Rho Pi I, II V. Pres., II Circle K I, II V. Pres. II Phi Alpha Theta I, II V. Pres. I Pres. II Tattler Kollege Kapers CLARY, CAROL Senate II Welf. Comm. 11 Chronicle 1,11 Editor-in Chief II Sym. Orchestra Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. FRENCH, DAVID A. Nat. Hist. Club Pres. I Circle K Tattler I Dean ' s List Golf Jottings JONES, SHARON Senate I, II Chr. Discip. Comm. I, II Const. Comm. I Class Officer V. Pres. I,II Tattler Kollege Kapers Dance Comm. MARLATT, CAROL JEAN Chronicle I, II Asst. Editor II Phi Alpha Theta 1,11 Sec. I, II Bishops I, II Choir I, II Kollege Kapers CAMPUS ACTIVITY McGEE, DAVID Senate II Pres. II Acad. Letterman Pres. ' s List Dean ' s List Phi Theta Kappa Jottings AND ACADEMIC LEADERS CHESNUT, HEBERMEHL, HOOVER, LITTLE, McGOUGH, McGOUGH, TERESA JAMES SHERRY LARRY MICHAEL TOM Senate I Senate Senate I, II Senate I Senate I Senate Nat. Hist. Club Rep. I,II Fresh. Rep. I Chronicle Circle K II Student Welf. I, II Chronicle Social Comm. Phot. Mgr. II Tattler Chr. Tattler Photog. II Chr. II Advertising Ed. -in Chief Exec, Council Editorial Edi- Tattler Class Officer Phi Rho Pi I, II I Phi Rho Pi II tor Sports Ed. I Soph, Sec. II Circle K I,II Camp. Cour. II Pres. II Camp. Cour. II Nat. Hist. Club Chronicle I,II Phi Alpha Theta Dean ' s List Circle K II Copy Editor V. Pres. I Asst. Make- I Phi Theta Kappa Business Club Academic Let- Pres. II up Ed, II Bishops I, II Basketball V. Pres. II terman Bowling II Phi Rho Pi I,II V. Pres. II Tennis Tattler I, II President ' s List Sym. Orchestra Sec.-Treas. II Dean ' s List Athletic Let- Feature Ed. Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers Astra Golf terman Choir Phi Theta Kappa Dance Comm. Kollege Kapers Ath. Letterman Choir Pres. n Choir II Dance Comm. Who ' s Who of Kollege Kapers Kollege Kapers Sym. Orchestra Social Comm. I Jr. Coll. Jottings Dance Comm. Jottings Sweetheart Princess I Jottings CHAPMAN, TOM Tattler I Ciunp. Cour, II Christ, Pro. Dir. Choir I,II KoUege Kapers Jottings I IIKINKICII, HAKBAWA Phi Hho Pi I,II Bowling I Camp. Cour, Acad, Letternian Pres, ' s List Choir I KoUege Kapers LINN, NANCY I ' hi Who Pi I,II Tattler Feat, Ed, I Camp. Cour, II Acad, Letter- man Dean ' s List I Jottings I LOVING, KENNETH Student Senate II Chronicle Pliotog, Phi Hho Pi II Tattler Photog, Choir Kollege Kapers PETRUS, JEAN Phi Ali)ha Theta II Bus, Club Treas, I V. Pres. Astra I Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers LH II SMALLEY, RICHAItD Circle K I,II Phi Alpha Theta I, II Treas. n Bishops I, II Bowling Kollege Kapers HIGH, PAMELA Phi Alpha Theta II Business Club I, II Sec. II Dean ' s List Cheerleader I, II Kollege Kapers HILE, JAMES D, Student Senate II Circle K II Bowling V, Pres. II Vet. Club President MAY, PAMELA Chronicle I,II Make-up Ed. II Astra Sec. n Choir Kollege Kapers PALMER, JANICE Student Senate I Sec. H Phi Alpha Theta II Bus. Club Pub. Rel. Chr. I Pres. II Astra Kollege Kapers SAVELEY, ROBERT Chronicle II Circle K I.H Brd. of Dir. I Pres. II Bowling I, II Baseball Mgr, I STEVENS, RICHAPuD Student Senate II Phi Alpha Theta i,n V. Pres. II Camp. Cour. Choir I, II Kollege Kapers DARR, RITA Tau Epsilon I, II V, Pres, II Acad. Letterman Pres, ' s List Dean ' s List FERTALY, MARY Chronicle I,II Bus. Ed, II Bishops I,II Sec.-Treas. 1,11 Tattler FOLEY, KERSEY Circle K I,II Bishop II Tennis I Choir I Kollege Kapers GERARD, CYNTHIA Student Senate II Nat. Hist. Club I Camp. Cour. II Assign. Ed. Choir Kollege Kapers NEILS, JAMES Student Senate V. Pres. n Circle K 11 Golf I Ath. Letterman I Dance Comm. STDLAC. DAVID Circle K Pub. Rel. n Basketball I Baseball 1 Ath, Letterman 35 DILLAVOU, MICHELE Chronicle II Adv. Mgr. Fall Play Asst. Dir. Dance Comm. GENTIS, STEPHEN Senate Treas. II Class Officer Pres. II Choir Kollege Kapers 1 BIEDERMANN, JO HOLLINGSWORTH, ANN Senate II Dean ' s List Phi Theta Kappa Nat. Hist. Club JOY Chronicle, I Tattler Dean ' s List Jottings HANCOCK, CHARLES Chronicle Bishops Nat. Hist. Club Jottings Bowling KNIGHT, MYRTLE Camp. Cour. Librarian Acad. Letterman Jottings MATTHEWS, CHARLES Nat. Hist. Club Tattler Camp. Cour. Dean ' s List Jottings LAWLYES, LARRY Chronicle I Acad. Letterman Pres. ' s List Dean ' s List RICHEY, SHARON Chronicle I,n Copy Ed. II Nat. Hist, Club Bowling Astra STEPHENSON, MARY JO Chronicle I Phi Alpha Theta Astra Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers SEYMOUR, JOHN Phi Alpha Theta II Bus. Club I Bowling Kollege Kapers TUELP, EILEEN Senate II Phi Alpha Theta I, II Choir Kollege Kapers BARR, THOMAS Chronicle II Choir Kollege Kapers CHESTER, BRIAN Phi Rho Pi I,II Golf I,II Ath. Letterman FRAZIER, CAROLYN Acad. Letterman Pres. ' s List Dean ' s List HODGEMAN, KAREN Chronicle I, II Bus. Club Symph. Orch. HUTTON, DANNY Ath. Letterman Baseball Circle K LOCKHART, JEAN Nat. Hist. Club Astra Choir ATTUTIS, THERESA Chronicle I Phi Alpha Theta Kollege Kapers BENNETT, CURT Chronicle II Dean ' s List Choir Kollege Kapers DU CHETTE, SALLY Senate Cheerleader I,II Choir ROTH, JUDITH Bus. Club II Dean ' s List TANQUARY, MARY JANE Chronicle, I Dean ' s List Bowling WHITE, JAY Senate, II Tau Epsilon I, II Pres. II Bowling WILSON, CATHY Cliroiiicle II IJowling Soc, I Choir Kollege K;ipers SHIELDS, Clironiclo II Dean ' s List Plii Tlieta Kappa BROWN, KENRIC Ath. Letterman Basketball BURKE, PAMELA Clironicle II Cheerleader II HLACKI ' ' ()i;i), LINDA I ' iii l io I ' i I lUwIiiig Kollege Kapers HALTER, ESTHER Phi Rho Pi II Scrpb. Chr, Jottings TIMS, l ' ' HKD I ' JinCK Tau i ' ;|).silon Circle K Bus, Club I CHAMINGS, THOMAS Bishops Nat. Hist. Club BELL, Jl ' JAN Bus. Club I Bowling CONSOER, GEORGE Chronicle I, II Asst. Cir. Mgr. 11 BENTLEY, THOMAS Vet. Club Treas. COX, ELEANOR Acad. Letterman Dean ' s List COZATT, MICHAEL OH Club I,II Sec. n DUNN, STEVEN Ath. Letterman Baseball GRINDLEY, GLEN Chronicle I, II Camp. Cour. HARRIER, LAYMOND Basketball I Baseball HARRIER, RAYMOND Basketball I Baseball HARRISON, SUSAN Chronicle II Asst. Copy Ed. HITZ, TIM Circle K Bowling HUTTON, MARIGENE Chronicle II Dean ' s List KARLOCK, LINDA Bus. Club Bowling I KOTCHES, STEVE Chronicle I, II OH Club MEEKS. GERALD Basketball OEMKE. RONALD Dean ' s List Vet. Club 37 OLMSTEAD, SKOOG, MARY SMITH, DAN L. TRUJILLO, AL VISKNISKKI, CALTAGIRONE, DALE Tau Epsilon I,II Chronicle 11 Vet. Club II THOMAS LUCILLE Basketball I,II Sec.-Treas. II Phi Alpha Theta v. Pres. Phi Rho Pi II Chronicle II Ath. Letterman I Pres. II Nat. Hist. Club AUVIL, DONNA BOONE, CANNON, CRISPIN, KAREN UVICK, WHITE, LOREN Dean ' s List TIMOTHY MARJORIE Chronicle II MARGARET Phi Rho Pi I, II Dean ' s List Bus, Club I, II Phi Rho Pi I, II Dean ' s List Phi Alpha Theta Kollege Kapers COOKE, ALLEN DALIDA, JO DAVIS, HAROLD HARRIS, STEVE KELLERHALS, KELLEY, MARIE Phi Alpha Theta ANN Tau Epsilon I, II Kollege Kapers NANCY Phi Rho Pi I,II Dean ' s List Nat. Hist. Club LARY, GEORGE MARTIN, MARY MILTON, MORTON, PETTIT, TOM RANSOM, STARR Bus. Club II Tau Epsilon I, II SAMUEL WILLIAM Basketball I, II Bus. Club I Basketball I Bus. Club I MARY K()11( ' | ' .() K;ii)(!r ' .s KKitil KOI.IiY Demi ' s 1 ,lsl. SICKMl ' MK, DANNY litis. Cliil) SWlsAHlNGKN, MAK.ILYN .J()ltiiiK« S OTT, THOMAS Goll Steve Gentis, Pres.; Sliaron Jones, Vice Pres.; Sherry Hoover, Sec- retary; Cindy Gerard, Represent- ative to Senate. James Neils, Rep- resentative to Senate. Not pictured Eileen Tuelp, Representative. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS THOMPSON, JOSEPH Phi Alpha Theta WALLEN, SUSAN Dean ' s List WELCH, ROBERT Dean ' s List ANDERS, WAYNE ANDERSON, MAX ANDERSON, RON ARMSTRONG, PATRICIA AS BURY, TOM ASHLEY, BILL AUTER, KATHY DANVIL LE JUS COLLEGE 39 Baer, Milt Baker, Ken Balser, Joe Barnes, Bill Bartelson, Karen Bartlow, Bill Bartling, Bruce Barto, Andy Bassett, Dennis Beatty, Jim Bedard, Jim Bell, Carolyn Bergan, Barry Bird, Carol Bouslog, Phil Miss Grady looks on as Dave French explains evolutionary theory. Mr. Britton strikes again with a pop quiz! Bostic, Charles Bracewell, John Bracewell, Mike Brannin, Mike Brazelton, Dave Brown, Donald Brown, Steve Burnett, Bob Burton, Jan Burwash, Sharon Bury, Joe Byram, Donald Carlson, Wayne Carpenter, Mattie Carter, Randy 41 Case, Larry Chalkus, Bob Ceader, Stanley Chamberlin, Tom Clapp, Ron Cochran, Mike Cochran, Phil Cohen, Alvin Collins, Gary Collins, Kieth Connor, Susie Cox, Ellen Craig, Steve Crandell, Steve Crawford, Jacqueline Crawford, Kelly Damary, Connie Danenberger, John Davidson, Rick Davis, Don Davis, Elna Davis, Richard DeAtley, Jerry Deeken, Bob Dendy, Joe Dillavou, Mark Dixon, Allen Dixon, Barbara Dodd, Donna Dohme, Henry Doluno, Karen Dowers, Janios Dudley, John Durrill, Pompia Eads, James Edwards, Barry Mr. Hinkle stresses a point for Starr Ransom and Judy Roth of Oral Communications class. Mr, Northrup instructs Nancy Robertson in key- puncii operation. In the foreground is Ron Marriage and in the background is Robert Hurd. Edwards, John Engel, Norman Engelman, Sharon Erickson, David Fairchild, Mike Fetters, Ken 44 Are Mr. Kink, Frank Kyger, and Mark A class you can bee! about! Mr. Hainline shows Roger Wilson a I esli watching Hobert Norris write a procedure in the production of Milnot. letter to his DRAFT BOAIID? Ornamental Horticulture students, David Ray and Bill Witte, examine prepared Craig Morrison, Steve Winter, Jerry Canmore, and Floyd McDonald specimens of trees and shrubs. are being cross-examined by Mr. Girton in police science class It looks as if Mrs. Dries and OH Club members, David Ray, Gayle Tutt, Andy Verhoven, John Louis, Brad Anderson, and Bill Witte, were in the jury box. Maybe they ' re deciding what the lilacs. GuUickson, Tom Gustavson, Bob Gustus, Marcia Hagood, Sue Hall, Dave Hamm, Robert Hance, John Hanson, Lester Hathaway, Steve Hawkins, Rick Hearn, Sharon Hedrick, Charles Heggen, Tom Heidrich, Max Helon, Bill Henke, Roger Henry, Tom Hershberger, Warren Hill, Jim Hinricks, Rodney Hodel, Dorothy Ilolavi ' S, Nam 1 lol l;i ni I , ,S iiliicy Ilolley, Don Ilotsinpilkir, Steve Hudelson, Bill Humbracht, Greg Hutton, Steve Hylaszek, Anthony James, Edward Jansen, Ron Janulis, Alex Johnson, Maurice Jones, Bob Jones, Dave Katcher, Bob Katavich, Joe Kealey, James Kealey, Patrick Kempler, Joe Kendall, Ken Kepling, Wilma You can tell that Nyta Vitkevic and Diane Lelton are going to become good secretaries. Also shov n with Mr. Trower in typing class are Pam Demmin and Jackie Knapp, 47 Livingston, Jim Lloyd, Michael Lomax, Charles Lomax, Laura Long, Thomas Longhead, Don Lucera, Bill Lyons, William Lynch, John Maddox, Larry Mahoney, John Majors, Tom Mayoras, Dan McCallister, Lynn McCabe, Joe McDaniel, Roy McLain, Mary McMorris, Karen McQuigg, Bruce Mensavage, Jeanette Merriweather, Ron Meyer, Gary Milewski, Jay Mills, Don Mitchell, Jina 1 Mockbee, Charles Mominee, Elizabeth Moody, Sharon Moore, Larry Morgan, Earl Moss, Bill Morris, Ann Morris, John Mott, Ralph Mott, Ray Mr. Wheeler, Larry Hart, and John Kilgore discuss loop analysis of electric circuits. 50 51 U()l)( rls, Clary Rogers, Rebecca h ' ockhaws, John Here are those secretaries again. Typing class with Miss VVeinard, Sharon Tyler, Nyta Vitkevis, and Sharron Drews. Rozar, Tom Rudolph, Steve Russian, John Sanders, Clarence Sanders, Larry Schultz, Jerrold Schackmann, Steve Schoen, Delores Schmid, L inda Schatz. Marilyn Schulz, Ron Schwartz, Diana Scogin, Mike Scott, Ruth Seibert, Roger Seidler, Steve Shanks, Claud Shelato, Billie Shetter, Howard Simpson, Mike Slucher, Gary Smith, Bob Smith, Phil Smith, Stan Snyder, Charlotte . ' a   V Ping-pong Pulchritude in P.E.: Marilyn Palmer, Joan Wayland, Sharon Engelman, and Carolyn Walwer. Sorespeski, Tony Spanbauer, Mike Spencer, Jim Stark, Bob Starr, Terry Steiger, Sue Stinson, Jan Striben, Jack Stuebe, Diana Stultz, Jerry 54 ■Supple, .I:iM Sii ,iikl, Phil ' raiiiiiicii, Dimiu; ' I ' aylor, linico ' I ' ayloi ' , Doiiclas Taylor, Joe ' rigiie, Tim Tipple, Dennis Tiionias, Julia Tlioiiia, Doug Podium Pose: Kathryn De Young, Mr. Kukla, and Pompia Durril. Thornsborough, Steve Thompson, John Touner, Robert Toy, Carol Trego, Claude Tucker, Gary Turner, Greg Verhoven, Richard Verhoven, Tom Vinson, Mary 41 Vogel, Mike Wakefield, Connie Walter, George M. Walter, George T. Walter, Nancy Wayland, Joan Webster, Willie Wehr, Mike Weller, John Whalen, Greg Wheeler, Felicia Whittaker, Gary Wilkins, Vera Wilkinson, Bill Williams, Sherry These girls won ' t need Cupid to get their man. The archeresses are Virginia Stockstill, Mary BuUinger, Dianna (Wouldn ' t you know it?) Terry, and Carol Marlatt. Miss Todd looks on . approvingly. Wilson, Greg Wilson, Rodger Wilson, Steve Wong, Mike 56 Wright, Lee Even in P.E. they have tests. Mr. Evemeyer awaits the results. Thinking deeply are John Bowers, Tom Chamings, Mihael Lucas, Sam Milton, Mike Powers, Sam Holaves, et al. 58 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Nancy Peterson, Secretary; Steve Evans, President; Lana Miller, Vice President. Applegate, Kenneth Ash, Edward Atchison, Mike Auguston, Elizabeth Ayers, Michael Bacon, George Baehr, Davie Baldwin, Brian Ballard, Gary Barnes, Gayle Barnett, Diane Barr, Phyllis Barrett, Nick Bartash, Paulette Barteck, Andrew 59 Barth, Lee Barth, Martha Bartling, Joan Brazelton, Roseman Baswell, Don Bateman, Mary Barcum, Earl Bautex, Allan Beasley, Tim Bean, Earl Beck, Richard Becker, Jerry Beckes, Patty Beninati, Richard Bensyl, Nancy Berg, Vickie Biage, Bob Biederman, Carol Biggs, Ann Bina, Terry Looking over Mr. Mahoney ' s graphic demonstration of supply and demand are Beth Auguston, James Yowell and Dennis Bassett 60 V ,■ ' - ■rfkSar Brennan, John Brenner, Steve Bresco, Paul Brewington, Barb Breymeyer, Byron Brien, Jerry Brooks, John Brooks, Linda Brooks, Mary Brown, Ed Brown, Janice Brown, Jim Brown, Lee Brown, Pat Bruce, Alycia Bryant, Jim Bryant, Ponnel Buckles, Eric Bulliner, Mary Bunnel, Carol Bunt, Charles Bunting, Dan Burcham, John Burke, Penney Burdette, Dave Burkert, Sandy Burress, Wesley Butler, Richard Camarata, Constance Carbajal, Ignacio 62 (. ' iilll, Mike Ciilviii, .Jliii C;uiii), IMll Cupodice, Steve Carey, Jim Carrow, Cindy Casey, Jill Cast, Ralph Catlin, Harry Catney, Danny Chapin, John Chernausky, Tony Chesnut, Joie Clapp, Roger Clawson, Pat Clemmons, June Cleveland, Thomas Cline, David Clippinger, Kurt Coder, Maureen C offing, Dave Mr. Templeton instructs Mary Martin, Jane Ramert, and Ron Wilson in EDP machines. 63 64 Cranmore, Jerry Crippin, Merrill Crow, David Crouder, Richard Crowley, Cathy Crouch, Jim Cummings, Jeff Cundiff, Mike Currey, Steven Currier, John Curtis, Rosa Curtis, Steve Dalbey, Jim Dalbey, Ron Dalbey, Ruth Ann Daniels, Pat Danielson, Randy Darche, Rod Darrow, David David, Tina Davidson, Cindy Davis, Carol Davis, Tom Dawes, Wayne Dean, Carol Deem, Steve Diffenbaugh, Linda Deflorio, Ralph Demmin, Pam 66 68 Fetters, John Finet, Edwina Finney, Chris Fish, Diana Fitzsimmons, John Fleming, John Flessner, Darwin Flessner, Larry Foley, Jack Ford, Rick Fortner, Henry Fortner, Helen Foxworthy, Reid Frazier, Richard Frazier, Tim Friedricks, Terry; Fuscus, Randy Card, Brenda 4 tmmr - Here we have Mr. Schroeder with Howard Norton in his favorite spot, the greenhouse 70 Grussing, Norlan Grant, Bonnie Grady, Jim Greble, Keith Greemeens, Virginia Green, Deana Green, Sue Greene, Lou Greene, Paul Grinslade, Sam Groover, Bob Grubb, Jon Grubbs, Mary Gruett, William Galyen, Judy Gunia, Mike Gundrum, Diana Haas, Stan Hale, Roberta Hale, Steve Hall, Larry Hall, Lynn Hallenberge, Theresa Hambright, Eugene Hampel, Richard Hanna, Rilla Hannon, Harold Hart, Gary Hartman, Alan Harris, Mike 72 I liii ' l . ' .lioi n, I ' . nil lliiskliis, l);iv(! Ilass, liob lUiU ' lold, Kd Uiii ' voy, Cliida II;i .lol);irl,ii, Todd Healer, Noiimi Heard, Robert Heeren, John Heleine, Joe Henderson, Mike Hendricks, Judy Hendricks, Tim Henry, Bob Hershberger, Jennifer Ready to foUow the trail of Mary Poppins through London Town, we have Mr. Adams and his students Joe Davis and Sandy Vinson. 73 Hewkin, Orville Hickman, Deborah Hickman, Judith Higgins, Doug Highfell, Steve Highland, Terry Hill, Fred Hill, James Hillsman, Franune Hobick, Rex Hodgeman, Karen Hodgemen, Tom Hogan, Terrance Holcolm, Bob Holen, Stan Mr. Albin seems to be saying This is how it is done to Brent Locke and Bob Smiley. Joan Loclduirl,, Joan McGrew, and Tcxld Ila ,olbai ' lh sooui lo be quostionintv llial: tlilnt;- tlial Miss Campbell is lioldin ii| . Yeal Just wliat Is 11 IVIiss CanipbellV Holman, Mark Holmes, Larry Hoobler, Don Hotsinpillar, Jim Hovelin, Diane Hubner, Carol Hudson, John Hughes, Steve Hurst, Anna Hutson, Mike Hutson, Vic Ingram, Dave Ingrum, Jerry Jackson, Harry Jacobs, Charles 75 James, Gary Jarvis, Mike Jenkins, Susan Johnson, Bob Johnson, Dan Johnson, Carl Johnson, Janet Johnson, Roy Johnson, Sharon Jokisch, Louis Jolley, Nick Jones, Alan Jones, Hershel Jones, Judy Jones, Linda Here we see Mr. Eldred giving his class of American History some in- structions with the aid of his trusty map. 76 Modioval monks and nianuscriptsl How can tlioy road tlieni by candloligiit? Paul Greene holds a taper lor Jim Cox to read illuminated paper. Mrs. Connolly listens while Doug Faulk unrolls an- other scroll, European history no longer a mystery. Kanger, John Keller, Bill Kelley, Randy Kelscheimer, Dennis Keys, Tom Kiefner, Albert Kietzman, Betty Kietzman, Dave Kilgore, John Killough, Larry Kealey, James Kealey, Patrick Kinney, Carrol Kirchoff, Michael Kirk, Kathy 77 78 Leander, Steve Lee, Mary Lefton, Dean Legg, Carol Lenover, William Lewis, John Liebe rt, Anna Light, Terry Lindsay, Earl Linn, Bob How to chalk up a few baskets. Mr, Williams instructs Jim Hotsimpillar, Mike Rudnicke, Gary Davis, and Alan Dixon. Linne, Richard Listner, Bob Locke, Brent Long, Kevin Lough, Charlotte 80 Mr. Quinzi, Albert Einstein in disguise , proves one of his theories to a Math, stu- dent. Marriage, Greg Marriage, Ron Marrow, Don Martin, Phyllis Martin, Thomas Martin, Thomas Martin, William Mase, Judy Mason, Harry Massey, Sue Mattes, Charles Mattheny, Steve Mayer, Bruce Mayoras, Barb McClatchy, John McCool, Orville 82 84 Ogden, Timothy Oliver, John Olmstead, Charles Mr. Langas prepares a history lecture. Oltman, Terry O ' Neal, Larry Orsulak, Mark Osborn, David Owen, Eugene Pachciarz, Casey Palerno, Mike Palmer, Fred Palmer, Marilyn Parsons, Margo Pascal, Joe 86 Pasquale, Paul Patten, Glen Paxton, Terry Pearson, Steve Peirson, Alma Pelg, Karen Peltz, Frederick Penrod, Kenneth Peplow, Ronald Perkins, Muriel Peters, John Peterson, Nancy Pettit, Thomas Phillips, Susan Pichon, Roseanne Pichon, Sharon Piech, John Pitchford, Peggy Pittman, Gary Plog, Gary Plog, Jeanette Plog, Naomi Pluth, Robin Poland, Pat Pollock, Terry Ponder, Lucy Poorman, Dan Porter, Rick Powell, Phyllis Powers, Mike 87 Be careful how you press that first valve down, John Lewis. A tense moment in mechanics class for Mr. Stickler and Steve Leander. Propst, Mathias Pruitt, Steve Purkiser, William Pugh, Jerry Ramert, Jane Randolph, John Ray, David Ray, Kay Read, William Read, Dora Redman, Don Reed, Barbara Reed, Laura Resh, Gary Rhoads, Josie 88 Klslu-T, MarKarol. ' i HoliiTls, Hl(;li;ir(l i; ihi ' i l.son, Nancy Koljii]::oii, Nancy I?obin.son, Richard l(ollirig.s, Larry lUjtliwell, Terry Kunyan, Kenneth Hush, liardy Sollars, Charles Sandage, Terry Sanders, John Sands, Hershall Sands, Nancy OH, Hum. It looks as if Mr, Nickell is going to sleep counting his money. Jolin Russian, Orna- mental Horticulture student, is reluctant to awaken him. Artists in flower design. Pat Armstrong, Karen Crispin, and Gary Ballard. 89 Mrs. Dries and OH students identifying shrubs. 90 1 Satterlee, Bob Scarlett, Steve Seaton, Virginia Schackmann, Cindy Scherr, Robert Schmidt, Gary Schomburg, James Schuler, James Schultz, Genene Scott, Emma Scott, Melvin See, Robert Segur, Roger Seibert, Lois Seldomridge, Steve Sellars, Sylvia Sewell, Charles Shaw, Gary Sheetinger, Daniel Shepherd, Theresa Shields, John Nope! Not hunters flushing out a rabbit. It ' s students working in nursery crop production. Watch out, Mike Cozatt: Bill Huddelson swings a mean shovel. Richard Morris ducks the blow. Scene at the OH greenhouse. Shipp, Robert Shonk, David Shonkwiler, Charles Sibbing, Dolly Simms, Debra Simon, Lloyd Smedley, Mary Ann Smiley, Bob Smith, David Smith, Gary Smith, Karen Smith, Larry Smith, Melody Smith, Tim Smith, William 91 Smith, Wilma Smoot, Donald Snyder, Claire Spears, Charles Sprague, Steve Spring, Thomas Stage, Marie Stahl, John Strange, Bob Starkey, Bob Starkey, William Stauder, Phil Steele, Donald Steele, Richard Steldl, Veronica Step, William Stevens, Ron Stewart, Jack Stillman, Herschel Stockstill, Virginia Story, Ann Stream, James Strebberg, Melody Stunkard, Rod Stygar, Sue Supp, Mike Swaney, Kathy Swank, Mike Swisher, Sandra Talbot, Janice Troxell, Ronald Tucker, James Turner, Denise Turner, Larry Tutt, Gay Tyler, Sharon Ummal, Richard VanScoy, Cindy Verhoeven, Andre Vilkanskas, Thomas Vincent, Sandra Vinson, Sue Vitkevic, Nyta Vogel, Greg Volpert, Rose Vonderohe, Becky Vorhees, Jan Whittaker, Brent Williams, Claudia Williams, Gina Williams, John Williams, Mike Williamson, Gail Willis, Jacqueline Willoughby, Judy Wills, Bruce Wills, Donald Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Ronald Winkle, Steve winter, Stove Wintors, Kou Wi.so, Carl Wlso, Gayle Wise, Sl(!VC ' Wake, Warren Waldon, Mike Walker, John Walker, Pam Walker, Hcgina Wallace, Steve Walwer, Carolyn Wattle, Gary Ward, Mike Ward, Steve Webb, Rod Welch, Patrick West, Jim West, John Westwater, Bob Whitaker, Linda White, Carla White, Pam Wilbur, Dennis. Wilming, Brenda Witte, Bill Wolfe, Daniel Wolinbarger, Arthur Woodard, Wilfred Woodring, Larry Mr. Springer referees a volleyball game in his P.E. class. Woodrum, Alan Woods, Carl Wooster, Tony Wright, Candy Wright Jacqueline Yoho, Cynthia Young, Beverly Young, Janet Young, Steve Young, Tom Young, Vickie Yowell, James Zedrick, Linda Zillman, Bob Zimmer, Phillips 4 Max McDermott is administering a pure tone audiometric examination to assess hearing acuity. SPEECH AND HEARING CLINIC A speech and hearing clinic has been established in the Adult Education Building and is directed by Max B. McDermott, Speech Pathologist. The program services the students in the Adult, Baccalaureate, and Occupation divisions. Students are screened for speech and hearing prob- lems. Following such examination, students are selected for enrollment in a therapy program, based upon the severity of their problem. Most therapy is individual, though some students may be enrolled in group therapy. A speech or hearing defect, even a minor one, is a major occu- pational as well as a social handicap. Max McDermott administers an examina- tion of the oral structure of Nancy Kelly to determine the adequacy of the mechanism for speech production. 98 CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER ■ I A Halloween visit to Mrs. Parke ' s ceramic class. Teachers, left to right, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Buford, Mrs. Gopalan, Mrs, Wallace, and Mrs. Parke, with her back to the camera. 99 1 In preparation for Halloween, this group of four year olds with their tea- cher, Mrs. Gopalan, are painting and pasting pumpkins. CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER HALLOWEEN PARTY This group of children are concentra- ting on making pumpkins. 100 ORGANIZATIONS Advi sors, Mr. Kukla and Dean Thompson, standing. Seated, President Dave McGee and Vice Presi- dent Jim Neils. SENATE Senate Officers: Dave McGee, president; Steve Gentis, treasurer; Jim Neils, vice president; Janice Palmer, secretary. 102 Committee Chairmen: Carol Clary, Welfare; Sharon Jones, Disciplinary; Dave McGee, Executive; Steve Gentis, Budgetary; Jim Neils, Constitution and By-Laws; Sherry Hoover, Social. Absent; Bill FarreU, Election and Credential; Lana Miller, Special Projects. Officers: Nick Jolley, president; Linda Morris, vice-president; Mr. Ferrell, director; Kathy Loving, librarian; Steve Gentis, secretary. Mr. Dale Ferrell, director. CHOIR A hard-working choir at work. 103 Editors and Sponsors: Seated, Carol Clary, Editor- in-Chief; Carol Marlatt, Asst. Ed. Standing, Mr. Alkire and Mr. Howe, Sponsors. Photography Staff: Seated, Karen Hodegman; Larry Little, Manager; Back row, Dave Smith, Charles Hancock, Rick Grindley, Steve Kotches. Absent from picture: Jim Hebermehl, Ken Loving, Ron Egolf, and Bob Saveley. THE CHRONICLE Advertising Staff: Seated, Sandy Milewski, Michele Dillavou, Manager. Standing, Paulette Bartash, Dan Smith, Alexis Lane, Roseanne Pichon, Charles Hancock, Mary Jo Grubbs. Absent: Janice Brown, Donna Dodd, Peggy Pitchford, Bob Saveley, Diana Stuebe, Kathy Wilson, Cindy Yoho. Circulation Staff: Brenda Wilming,, Tom Bair, Cindy Schackmann, Mary Fertally, Manager. Absent: Butch Consoeur, Asst. Editor; Cathy Crowley, Jolin Hudson, Larry Shields, Ron Wilson. 104 Copy Staff: Seated; Sue Harrison, Asst. Editor, Sharon Richey, Editor; standing; Ruth Scott, Marigene Hutton, Sue Massey, Sue Phillips. Ab- sent: Barbara Reed, Diane Denny, and Charlene Nash. EDITORS AND ADVISORS: Gordon Matthews, Joan McGrew, Carol Beiderman, Pete Alexis, Mrs. Meessen, Mr. Adams. NEW AT DJ.C-THE CAMPUS COURIER EDITORIAL EDITORS: Seated, Carol Beiderman. Standing, Teresa Chestnut, Pete Alexis, Bonnie Grant, Bill Farrell, Rick Grindley, Mrs. Meessen, Gordon Matthews. liUSlNl ' SS STAl ' l ' : Seated, Jennifer I lersliherger, Jen-y KdeClaugIrm, Joan MeCrcw. Standing, Clreg Cooiuis, Joe Tiiai-p, Bob Laster, Mr. Adauis, sponsor. REPORTING STAFF: Seated, Mike Miner. Standing, Linda Laird, John Racl house, Judy Willoughby, Dick Stevens. CANDID: Seated, Carol Beiderman, Standing, Teresa Chestnut, Pete Alexis, Bonnie Grant, Bill Farrell, Kirs. Meessen, Rick Grindley, Gordon Matthews. 107 1 Left to right: Jim Hebermehl Brian Baldwin Sherry Williams Jean Lockhart Claudette Kobie Jo Beiderman Dave D arrow Lucille Caltigirone Gordon Matthews NATURAL HISTORY CLUB Officers: Seated Miss Campbell, advisor. Standing Jim Hebermehl, president; Sherry Williams, secretary-treasurer; Jean Lockhart, vice-president. 108 PHI ALPHA THETA At the Christmas Party given for the Nursery School children of Adult Education, Phi Alpha Thetas are helping with the tree. 109 NEW AT D.J.C. VETERANS ' CLUB Picture 1. Veterans ' Club Members: Standing, James Crouch, Max Heidrick, Jim Hile, Loren White, Chuck Bostwick, Merle Tabor, Dave Godwin, Chuck Robinson, Casimer Pachciarz. Seated, Mr. Craig Chambers, sponsor and Ed Godwin. Picture 2. Veterans ' Club Officers: Jim Hile, president; Casimer Pachciarz, recorder; Tim Bentley, treasurer; Mr. Craig Chambers, sponsor. Not pic- tured: Mr. Ron Eldred, sponsor; Max Heidrick, secretary; Al Trujillo, vice president. I NEW CLUBS AT DJ C. The newly-organized Electronics Club is sponsored by Mr. Felix Wheeler. Officers pictured are David Hall, vice president; Gary Whittaker, pres- ident; and Mark Resh, secretary- treasurer. Ill Officers, left right, Mike Cozatt, secretary; Earl OH members shrubbing with the shrubs. Morgan, treasurer; Bill Gustafeon, vice president; John Russian, president; Mr. Charles Schroeder, spon- sor; Pat Armstrong, Senate representative. O. H. CLUB Gary Ballard, Richard Morris, and Karen Crispin practicing their floral design for class. Tell us, boys; is this class work or an Easter-egg -hunt? Reception, spring, 1967. Mrs. Jacquie Wright serves Mrs. Sue Mills. Both are officers of the Alumni Association. D.J.C. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mrs. Annette McConnell, also an officer, also graciously serves. 113 I t T TAU EPSILON Tau Epsilon, a club for EDP students, is led thisyear by Jay White, president; Mary Skoog, secretary- treasurer; and Rita Darr, vice president. Bishops, a club for chess enthusiasts, is led by Mary Fertaly, secretary- treasurer; and Brian Baldwin, president. Not pictured: Judy Mase, vice president; and Mr. Alvin Wilcox, sponsor. BISHOPS 1 14 LAKE VIEW NURSES BUSINESS CLUB Officers for first-year student nurses at Lake View Hospital are Betty Kietzman, senate representative; Elilla Hanna, president; Karen Pelg, secretary -treasurer; and Denise Turner, vice pres- ident. The Business Club this year is sponsored by Mr. Richard Trower, Miss MariljTi weinard, and Mr. Larry Hinkle. Oificers are Pam High, secretary; Jean Petr ' js, vice president; and Janice Palmer, president. Absent: Ignacio Carbajal, treasurer. 115 COMMENCEMENT Leading the procession across the campus are President Mary Miller; commencement speaker. Dr. Lowell Fisher, University of Illinois, and State Chairman of North Central Association of College and Secondary Schools; and Vice President Donald Whitmill. Student leaders of the procession are Sherry Hoover, Steven Gentis, and Janice Pittman. Faculty waiting the start of the procession are Miss Marilyn Campbell, Mrs. Eileen Farrell, Mr. John Bettag, and Mr. Burton Berkson. 118 ASSOCIATE DEGREE CANDIDATES PICTURE 1 Kathleen Davis Jane Cottle Phillip Cooper Terry Collier Thomas Cohoon Judith Coake David Boyer Daniel Burns John Borgers Marilyn Betkis Sharon Bartlow Mary Ann Barnard Sue Baker Maria Armantrout Karen Allison PICTURE 2 Jacqueline Lewis Samuel Latoz Danny Lafary Lance LaBounty Christine Koebrich Marjorie Kentner Patricia Jones Vickie Johnson Gary Ho vein Joyce Hollingsworth Donald Hilts Daniel Hile Lary Hatfield Russell Hanegan PICTURE 3 Kathleen Taber James Smalley Philip Shafer Jacqueline Rook Donald Roesch Janice Williams David Wickland Olive Vogel Michael Tevebaugh Joseph Tatar Herbert Zimmerman Paula Flannery Michael Wilber PIC ' I ' IIRM 4 Katlik ' cn l)();m Janice, Duncan Susan MasU ' .rday Penny Ivlliott I.innca liriclcson 1 larold CiUcy Dale. I ' errcU David Flcssner James I ' razee K-cn (ientis Gerald Glatz Tlieodore Goodncr Jacqueline Gumm Linda I lamp PICTURE 5 Donna McDermott Tliomas McGough Kelly Mavres Bucl Mayer Micliael Mayer Mary Meek Carolyn Miller James Miller Linda Miller Connie Morris Robert Moultin Ricky Nolin David Norton Julie Pearson Jon Perry Brad Pipkin NOT PICTURED Jerry Carter Michael Colleen Gary Erickson Roy Hoover Warren Keith Richard McMullen Christine Rothwell Richard Simms Phillip Smith Michael Weiss 121 t ■ ■ Above left. President Mary Miller presents Mr. and Mrs. Carol Davis, Sr. , with the 1967 CHRONICLE which con- tained a memorial to their son, Carol Davis, Jr. Above, right. President Miller and Bruce Taylor hold a memorial plaque to be hung in Mr. Carol Davis, Jr. ' s drafting laboratory. Below, the sons of the late Jane Rose Acton, William and Heath, with Mrs. Heath Acton; Terry Collier, Senate president; and President Mary Miller, stand before a drawing of the proposed Jane Rose Acton Memorial bench. I i Miss Marjorie Holmes, Dean of Women, center, congratulates top award winners at Honors Program, June, 1967. Linda Miller and Dan Hile received the Frances Pearson Meeks award, Jacqueline Lewis was awarded the D.J. C. Alumni Club award as highest ranking student academically, and Terry Collier received the Casper Piatt Memor- ial award. OUTSTANDING HONORS FRANCES PEARSON MEEKS AWARD: Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison presents the Frances Pearson Meeks Award to Linda Miller and Dan Hile. SCHOLARSHIP DONERS AND RECIPIENTS Picture 1, Recipients -Carolyn Frazier (D. J. C. Alumni Association), Susan Easterday (Bus. and Prof. Women ' s Club), Marigene Hutton (Elks), Mary Stephenson (U. C. T.), Teresa Attutis (Autotron). Donors ' representatives: Mrs. Marguerite McConnell (Women ' s Club), Mrs. Nell Besore (BPW), Mr. J. P. Jones (Elks), Mr. Henry Stuebe (U. C. T.), and Mr. Bob Troutman (Autotron). Picture 2. Rosalee Price (Cooley Duplicate), Connie Morris (Tee-Pak), Mrs. Irvin Anderson (donor for Cooley Duplicate), Iris Griswold (J. McLean Reed), Jacqueline Lewis (D.J. C. Alumni Ass.). Jo Ann Biederman (Credo), Marilyn Swearingen (Berkley -Davis). 124 Mr. Annette McConnell (D.J. C. Alumni Association) Mrs. Eileen Farrell presents the Math Award presents Vice President Donald Whitmill with a plaque to Linda Black, upon which each year will be inscribed the name of D.J. C. ' s outstancling athlete -scholar. HONORS Mrs. Casper Piatt presents the Casper Piatt Memorial Award to Terry Collier. 125 Picture 1. Mr, R. D. Purkey, scholarship chairman. Picture 2. Mrs. Nell Besore presents the Lucy Woodward (BPW) Award to Susan Easterday. Picture 3. Mrs. Annette McConnell presents the D. J. C. Alumni Award to Jacqueline Lewis. Recipients not pictured: Mike McGough and Bryan Stine (Eastern Illinois Traffic Club) and Nancy Linn (A. A. U. W. ). WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES SPRING, 1967 Linnca Ericteon Dale Ferrell Paula Flanncry Marilyn lietkis James Frazee Jane Cottle Sue Baker Gary Iloveln Jacqueline Gumm Jacqueline Lewis Melody Knight Dan Mile Mary Meek Terry Collier Christine Rothwell Connie Morris Larry Little Linda Miller Marv Hile NOT PICTURED Danny Lafary Joyce Hollingsworth PRESIDENT ' S LIST, SPRING, 1967 Marvin Ackerman Marshall Galloway Nancy Linn Linda Black Ken Gentis David McGee Marilyn Bookwalter Barbara Heinrich Jean Pearson Terry Collier Melody Knight Rebecca Rogers Rita Darr Larry Lawlyes Jackie Stekelberg Marilyn Drews Jacqueline Lewis Robert Welch DEAN ' S LIST, SPRING, 1967 1 Tqt 1q a T m n ntT oi 1 1 iVlCLi id riX lliO-ilUX wLi L Pamela High Lance O ' Neal T )nnna Auvil Mary Hile Jean Petrus T jOi 1 i p T akPT Donald Holley Melvin Phenicie James Horickel Patricia Piercefield Curtis Bennett Cherry Hurley A iofriT T liirnfiT t V H_ L WX J. LI 111 CLX L JoAnn Biedermann Marigene Hutton Judy Roth John Borgers James Johnson John Russian Robert Brady Patricia Jones Ronald Salley Teresa Chestnut Carl Koerner Judith Sunder man Ronnie Clapp David Kruse Mary Tanquary Eleanor Cox James Lammle James Trimble JoAnn Dalida Larry Little Minas Vassos Richard Davison David Lloyd Rimgaudas Vidziunas Jerry Deatley Roy McDaniel Susan Wall en John Edwards Mary Meek Delores Watson Juan Espadas Earl Morgan Lor en White Paula Flannery Connie Morris David Wickland Carolyn Frazier Robert Moulton Janice Williams Harold Gilley Diana Odum Roger Wilson Iris Griswold Donald Oemke Owen York I I 128 129 PRESIDENT ' S LIST FALL, 1967-68 Students who receive a 5.0 average for the semester are honored by being on the President ' s List. John Russian Sharon Johnson Earl Morgan Pamela High Marshall Galloway Phyllis Barr Marvin Ackerman Joy Hollingsworth David McGee Rita Darr Mary Vinson (Not Pictured) Peter Alexis Charles Bostic Timothy Boone Curtis Bennett Paulette Bartash Carol Biedermann Theresa Attutis Donna Auvil Laura Bell DEAN ' S LIST FALL. 1967-68 John Carrell Richard Davison Ronnie Clapp Michael Dorsey Bonnie Doggett Teresa Chesnut Carol Dean Lucille Caltagirone 132 I John Ilornlckol Edward Ilutlield David I ' ronch Norman Engel Donna Daid Wanda Good Barbara Heinrich DEAN ' S LIST FALL. 1967-68 Steven Kotches John Kilgore Marie Kelley Kenneth Kendall Elaine Lagacy Nancy Linn Linda Judy 133 DEAN ' S LIST FALL, 1967-68 Michael Palermo Craig Morrison Ronald Merriweather John Miller Lawrence Plog Marcia Mitchell JoAnn Miller Alma Peirson Alexis Lane William Purkiser Terry Starr Diane McVickers Mathias Propst Steven Pruiett Michael Proctor Diana Stuebe Judy Roth Jean Petrus Mary Jo Stephenson William Unger Roger Wilson Thomas Viskniskki Marigene Hutton Jimmie York Steven Wallace William Witte Susan Wallen Gayle Tutt Julia Thomas Rebecca Vonderohe NOT PICTURED Thomas Bentley Penny Burke Eleanor Cox John Edwards Carolyn Frazier Linda Harvey Donald Holley Ronald Oemke Rebecca Rogers Robert Welch PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Tlieta Kappa, the junior college equivalent ol Phi Beta Kappa for stu- dents oi four year colleges, was organized at D.J.C. in the spring of 1967. Mr. William Langas is its sponsor. The charter members are Theresa Chesnut, JoAnnBiedermann, David McGee, Mike McGough, and Larry Shields. Phi Rho Pi is a national forensic society for junior colleges. Those stu- dents who excelled in Speech 100 are invited to join Danville Junior College ' s Mu Chapter. The officers are Thomas Viskniskki, president, Sherry Hoover, secretary-treasurer, and Olav Christensen, vice- president. PHI RHO PI 135 SCHOLAR SHIPS Donna Auvil (J. McLean Reed Scholarship) Laura Bell (United Commercial Travelers) Curtis Bennett (Berkley-Davis Incorporated) JoAnn Dalida (Junior Woman ' s Club of Danville) Mrs. O ' Neil (Manager of D.J. C. bookstore) Nancy Linn (A.A.U.W.) Barbara Lockhart (B.P.O.E. 332) Pamela High (TeePak Inc.) Jean Petrus (Coolley Duplicating Bridge Assoc.) Janice Palmer (Autotron) Gary Whittaker (Danville Engineers Club) Cynthia Ransom (Woman ' s Club of Danville) 136 SCHOLAR- SHIPS David McGee (Danville Junior Academic Scholarship) Joy Hollingsworth (Vocational Rehabilitation) David French (111. State) Richard Davidson (111. State) William Farrell (111. State) Rebecca Vonderohe (111. State) Robert Hasz (111. State) Sandra Manuel (111. State) Earle Baucum, Jr. (Eastern 111, Traffic Club) John Cooper (Frank Hill Scholarship) Stephen Downing (DEA) William linger (Veterans Admin.) Carol Garner (DEA) Jo Biedermann (Cre Do) Sara Nelson (Piankeshaw Chapter) 137 Election Convocation-Steve Gentis introduces the candidates. CONVOCATIONS Viet Nam Speaker-Above, Senator Paul Simon speaks with President Mary Miller and Mr. Wiliam Langas after the convocation Sen. Simon presented on Viet Nam, At left- Senator Simon talks with students. Sophomore candidates lor King and Queen of the Sweetheart Ball: Joe Uillman, Dave McGeo, h ' ichanl Morris, Bruce Taylor, Carol Clary, Sherry Hoover, Maureen Krug, Willy Webster. I ' reshman candidates for Prince and I ' rincess of the Svi eetheart Ball: Steve Seldomridge, Steve Iiivans, Joe Davis, Greg Acton, Ann Story, Lana Miller, Deane Iloveln, and Anne Hartshorn. SWEETHEART CONVOCATION Nancy Peterson, Secretary of the Freshman class, introduces the Prince and Princess candidates. Sharon Jones, President of the Sophomore class, introduces Joe as the first King candidate. Sally Douchette, Chairman of the Convocation, tells the audience about the upcoming Sweetheart Ball. Mr. Harry Adams Conductor Teresa Chesnut Mr. Eugene Adam Asst. Conductor DANVILLE 144 PHI ALPHA THETA r STREET DANCE DANCE COMMITTEE-Back row, left to right: Hick Smalley, Roger Kerr, Eileen Tuelp, Mr. Langas, Dick Stevens, Miss DilTenderlor. Seated: Barbara Billings, and Carol Marlatt. STREET DANCE? There were many ways to enjoy oneself. HI « The Shades of Blue kept us Hying at the fall mixer held in the main hangar of the Vermilion County Airport. FALL MIXER UP UP AND AWAY 91 Dance Committee; Linda Kilgore, Sharon Jones, Sherry Hoover, and Jim Neils. 1 Chaperones: Miss Marron, Miss Diffenderfer, President Miller, Mrs. Mallett, Mrs. Neel. 1968 Sweethearts: King Richard Morris, Queen Willie Webster, Prince Joe Davis, and Princess Lana Miller. THE LOOK OF LOVE Left to right The Sweetheart Committee: Sherry Hoover, Jim Neils, Michele Dillavou, Linda Blackford, Joan Bartling, Nancy Addams, Dan Catney and Ann Story. Dave McGee, Carol Clary, Jean Pool, Steve Harris, Joanie Springer, Steve Evans, Mary Ann Smedley, Lana Miller, Gary Roberts, Tom Visnisski, Mr. Purkey. KOLLEGE KAPERS 1967 LONDON SWINGS It ' s almost curtain time and excitement fills the air as Linda Leahy adds the final touches of make-up to hobo Margaret Uvick. Student directors, Nick Jolley and Con Cannon, represent the first time Kapers has been completely student directed. Advisors; Mr. Cheney and Mr. Auten were ready to help and give advice whenever needed. Cathy Wilson, Kathy Davis, and Katiiy Doan are three typically English ladies. You mean they ' re all that pretty? Mary Reed, our heroine, sings The Im- possible Dream. KAPERS 1967 ] Actors: Tom McGough, Tom Barr, Tom Chapm.an, Ken Loving, and our hero, Steve Harris. Chorus Line; Marian Brazas, Linda Medlin, Nancy Donney, Pam Ray, Mary Ellen Coulter, Marsha Kidd, Dancers: Linda Hamp, Marg Kentner, and Sandy Burrow. KAPERS, 1967 Folk singers Jacque Crawf on and Janet Pittman added inspiration to the show. The initiating officers and advisers are from left to right Ken Loving, Mrs. Purkey, Linda Miller, Tom McGough, Mr. Purlcey, and Mary Hile Mr, and Mrs. I ' urkoy host Phi l{ho I ' l for tho Initiation. PHI RHOPI INITIATION Five others initiated were, from left to right, Tom Viskniskki, Julie Gonzalez, Ed Bruce, Marilyn Bookwalter and Robert Bell. Four lovely girls who were among these initiated are Nancy Linn, Claire Snyder, Diane Stuebe, and Linda Blackford. lb3 Circle K officers; Bob Echert, Bruce Stanley, Dan Hile, Brad Pipkin, and advisor, Mr. Eldred. Talk about hollow legs! ' CIRCLE K BANQUETS Dan- This roll is hard enough to bounce. Olav- Ummm Brad- Trade my potato for your peas? Bob- Gulp 154 CIRCLE K FACULTY BASKETBALL The Circle K sidelines included: Cheerleaders: Sandi Burrows, Linda Miller, Barbara Billings, Donna Danenhower, Maureen Skurto. Players: Brad Pipkin, Russ Hanegan, Don Mills, John Burgner, Dave French, Bruce Stanley, and Paul Techtile. Mrs. Betty Kyger, sponsor; Mary Winl ' rey, co-oditor. The adult Education Newspaper. The A.C.E. News is published every six weeks. The staff is made up of adult education students and Mrs. Kyger, their sponsor. A.CE. NEWS PHI ALPHA THETA Happy Banqueters Coach Richard Bodine, Mrs. Bodine, Mr. Ed Evemeyer, Director of Athletics BASKETBALL BANQUET Richard Moore, Dwight Adkins, Ron Gross, Darrell Smith, Todd Taylor (manager) Dave Stimac, Don Markham, Dale Olmstead, Kenric Brown, Charles Pettit. Most V:ilu;ible Awards: Jog I)lllin;iii (Hasoball), Stovo llotsiiipillar (CioU), Bryan Stlne (Tonnis). SPORTS BANQUET Baseball: 1st row; Richard Moore, Bruce Taylor, Dan Starke, Joe Allison, Kevin Northrup (coach). 2nd row; Dave Stimac, Ron Gross, Steve Dunn, Bob Saveley, Joe Dillman. Golf: 1st row; Joe Springer (coach), Steve Hotsinpillar, Paul Techtow, Bruce Jones. Tennis: Robert Steiger (Coach), Kersey Foley, Bryan Stine, Gerald Meeks, Mike McGough. n t LAKE VIEW STUDENT NURSES ' CAPPING Nancy Robinson Brenda Tolliver Ann Liebert Kathy Erdmann Linda Harvey Penny Burke Billie Sue Shelato Karen Payton Betty Keitzman Denise Turner Charlotte Craig Diane Hoveln Sue Bolton Alycia Bruce Mike Boorde Mary Ann Milewski Patricia Clawson Diana Gundrum Jill Casey Cynthia Whorton Sherry Thorton Clenna Layman Helen Gagnon Nancy Sands Rilla Hanna Karen Pelg Kathy Bond Kathy Lange Beverly Woodard Sue Gard Rebecca Morgan Mary Lee Susan Nuccio Phyllis Powell Lesta Ferry Charles Jacobs Tina David Karen George Josie Rhodes Sandra Burkett Veronica Steidl 163 Registration; The line seemed to never end. Just ask Pete Kling! With the new I.D. equipment, we were lucky enough to get our mug shots right on the spot. BEGINNING AND END Examinations: Maureen Krug finds herself framed by books as she enters final exams. Mr. Ed Evemeyer, athletic director and chairman of physical education; Miss Barbara Todd, Women ' s P.E.; Mr. Joseph Springer, Men ' s P.E. and golf; Mr. James Williams, Men ' s P.E. and basketball. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS OFFICE ml A WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM Rick Brown, Tom Spring, Jerry Gardner, Steve Layden, Tom Tibbets, Dale Olmstead, Steve Pearson. Coach Williams, Tom Pettit, Dick Butler, Harr - Jackson, Earl Lindsey, Bob Shipp, Gary Gourly, manager AWINNINGWRESTLER Joe Davis won first place in the State Region 4 Wrestling Tournament. 169 BASKETBALL Upper left: Dale Olmstead, 1967 Junior College Freethrow Champion Upper Right: Bob Shipp Lower right: T o m Tibetts, Harry Jackson 170 CHEERLEADERS Lower right-Linda Judy, Chris Finney, Sue Greene, Miss Barbara Todd, advisor, Sally Douchette, Pam Burke, Pam High D.J.C. ' s first cross country team really put in their time with warm ups, meets, and continuous time checks by Coach Chaney. Todd Hazelbarth, David Druesicke, Kurt Klippinger, Bruce Bartling, I andy Tinder, Gary Garley, and Jolm Foley were on their way to victory. CROSS COUNTRY Captain, Randy Tinder, shows the agony that C.C. men must endure, as he finally reaches that finish line. 173 Back row: Brian Chester, John Hudson, Phil Zimmer, Coach Joe Springer. Front row: Mike Bracewell, Ignacio Carbajal, Doug Faulk, Kerry Blateau, Mike Supp. FALL GOLF, 1967 ANOTHER WINNING TEAM IGNACIO CARBAJAL PHIL ZIMMER BRIAN CHESTER DOUG FAULK 17 A Coach I ' lvomoyer instructing Tom Snyder in a moot at Harrison Park. SPRING GOLF, 1967 PAUL TECTHOW BRUCE JONES RANDY MATTHEWS STEVE HOTSINPILLER TEAM: Kersey Foley, Coach Steifger, Gerald Meeks, Bryan Stine, Mike McGough, Jack Ellis SPRING TENNIS, 1967 ELLIS MEEKS McGOUGH FOLEY 176 WRESTLING WRESTLING TEAM- - Front row, John Cooper, Tom Norfolk, Eugene Owen, Bob Plue, Doug Faulk. Back row, Dave Burdette, Joe Pascal, Joe Davis, Rick Nelson, Harry Fortner, Coach Dan Winland. Absent, Mike Conley. r OUTSTANDING BASEBALL FIGURES- -Todd Taylor and Bob Saveley, man- agers; Mr. Kevin Northrup, coach; Joe Dillman, most valuable player and pitcher; Ron Gross, pitcher, BASEBALL. SPRING, 1967 TEAM- -Back row, Bob Saveley, Todd Taylor, Bruce Taylor, Dave Stimac, John Burcham, Sam O ' neal Steve Dunn, Phil Cooper, Ron Gross, Front row, Dan Hutton, Joe Allison, Ray Harrier, Dan Strako, Layman Harrier, Rich Moore, and Joe Dillman. 178 Danville New Car Dealers Association BARKMAN CHEVROLET SALES COMPANY. 107 W. North 44()-77()0 PIONEER BUICK-PONTIAC, INC. 115 W. North 442- 6810 GLEN T. SMITH (Chrysler—Plymouth) 807 N. Vermilion 443- 0880 DANVILLE CAR SALES (Rambler— Jeep) 102 South Street 443-0310 NOBLE MOTOR CO. (Ford) 231 W. Main 442-1840 KOEHN MOTORS, INC. (Dodge) 319 N. Vermilion 446-0936 SHEPARD MOTORS, INC. (Mercury— Comet) 314 N. Vermilion 442-6840 DANVILLE IMPORT MOTORS, INC. (Volkswagen) 3202 N. Vermilion 446-1080 RANDALL ' S SHAKE SHOP 1911-13 E MAIN ST. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE COLLEGIATE HEADQUARTERS FOR: BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS GIFTWARE PICTURE FRAMES NOVELTIES JEWELRY APPLIANCES SWEATSHIRTS RECORDS MAGAZINES PLUS: HAIR ACCESSORIES CIGARETTES CANDY NOTIONS SUNDRI-AIDS HOSIERY PENNANTS SNACK BAR FACILITIES OPEN 6:30 A„M. DAILY FOR BREAKFAST COMPLETE LINE OF SANDWICHES. . . SHORT ORDERS . . . RECREATIONAL FACILITIES. SEATING FOR OVER 100. . . COME IN AND ENJOY THE COLLEGE ATMOSPHERE, SEE YOUR FRIENDS. . .RELAX 7 SHONP NATIONAL BANK 4% ON SAVINGS Save regularly Take a first step to- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 183 THE NATION ' S INNKEEPER BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BANQUET FACILITIES COCKTAIL LOUNGE - ENTERTAINMENT NITELY 400 N. VERMILION PHONE 443-1220 FOR RESERVATIONS DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 184 4 46-0614 SfORTIMC GOODS YOUR SPECIALISTS IN SPORTS iTjT) N. VcTinilion 0 He ' he most m Offt ru ANm One Hour Service 6 Days a Week Watch Our Specials Mon. - Tue. - Wed. of Every Week Ph. 442-9000 16 E. Main Say It With Flowers TELEFLORA DIAL 442-0226 320 N. JACKSON ST. DANVILLt, ILL. Fine Apparel For Men And Women 115-119 N. Vermilion Street 185 ' VAIs1: DONUT OPEN 24 HOURS World ' s Best Coffee 7 Days a Week 48 Varieties of D 0 N U T S for Parties, Picnics, Lunches, Desserts Any Time 434 N. Vermilion 443-1441 I );iiiv 1 1 1( ■ , 1 1 1 1 no i s Leading I )cparliiiL ' iit Slore 37 North XCrmilion Street Phone 442-4442 Choose It • Then Charge It • At C arsons MIKE ' S COLONIAL PARKWAY BURGER Home of the twinburger CHEF Sandwiches Pizzas Shortorders 840 E. Main Ph. 442-2698 The Nicest People in Town Eat Here HAMBURGERS Best Wishes From Franchised nationwide by- Burger Chef Systems, Indianapolis People On The Go, Go Burger Chef! Danville, Illinois 187 FOR ALL YOUR PICTURE TAKING NEEDS Canon Nikon Pentax Rollei Kodak Bell Howell DANVILLE ' S FINEST PHOTOFINISHING J S Camera Shop 148 N. Vermilion Street DANVILLE, ILLINOIS THE REDWOOD INN Compliments Smorgasbord Serving Daily Private Banquet Rooms Up to 300 of CIRCLE K Interstate 74 — Lynch Road Exit Danville, Illinois Compliments of LINCOLN LANES BOWLING ALLEY PEPSI-COLA 107 N. Harrison 188 g hkasinc, I ' ;n( .in1 ' : tunk up WIIKKI, liA I,ANCi;.r; Watson Shell Service Center East Main St. Bowman Ave., Danville, 111. S H GREEN STAMPS Phone: 446-7294 Room for Privota Parties 300 (oMl]|i1(n)[g) (b](a1(l||l) eOWlING BALL INC. 434 t. MAIN t on¥lll , llllnoit YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION YWCA Danville, Illinois DJC BUSINESS CLUB offers opportunity for group study, inspiring lectures and extra-curricular social activities to all students enrolled in a business course. DOWERS STUDIO 1032 E. Main I 189 Shick Supply and Equipment Company DISTRIBUTORS OF FURNITURE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES FOR OFFICES SCHOOLS CHURCHES INSTITUTIONS PHONE (217) 442-1546 801 PERRYSVILLE AVENUE DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 RICKS IGA FOOD MART Open 8 A.M. To 11 P.M. 7 Days A Week 801 E. Main 44-2-2028 For complete banking services make FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WESTVILLE your choice Westville, Illinois 433 N. Gilbert St. Danville, Illinois Hickory 6-7310 NORTH GILBERT AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Tires - Parts - Service For the best in musical equipment and records, visit THOMAS MUSIC SHOP, INC. Marvin Dossey Howard E. Kentner George Seltzer Can 442-0770 5 E. North St. Danville, Illinois 190 DANVILLE ASPHALT CO., INC ASPHALT DRIVES PARKING AREAS Avenue A Vermilion Heights Danville, Illinois Phone 442-0296 JUNIOR COLLEGE BOOKSTORE Right on Campus For Your Shopping Convenience Textbooks DJC Class Rings Paperbacks Magazines Study Helps — Barnes Noble Shaum Monarch Cliff Notes Data Guide DJC Emblem Items — Sweatshirts Jackets Children ' s Sweatshirts Decals Pennants Jewelry Pillows College Pets School Supplies Gift Books Stationery Rustcraft Greeting Cards Wrapping Paper Records Desk Lamps Attache Cases 192 1 I Over- twcnty-r;ri(; yf;;if.s oxp ' T ' i ' ;rif;o. ■)( JlIN l ' l j ' ,R -. { Office Machines ffir Home liusiness Sales — Ser vic ' c — 1 f nf ' i 1 1; Desks-- I ' iles- -Chairs Phone 443-L5rj5 THE SHOP FOR YOUNG MEN WHO SUCCEED 17 E. North St. Danville, 111. AND FOR MEN WHO WILL SUCCEED THEM, . HARDING PHARMACIES 34 N. Vermilion Phone 442-0200 The Rexall Stores HALLMARK HOUSE Free Delivery leaturing Paperbacks Books Dutch Mill Candies Hallmark MprphanrliG 511W. Fairchild 1203 E. Main 446-9288 446-9286 Phone 442-0310 103 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF BARRICK SON FUNERAL HOME 193 CrafUmen in Letterpress and Lithogrophic Printing Michigan at Voorhees Danville, Illinois 61832 D ODDS ON TRAVEL AGENCY 23 West Harrison Ph. 443-0246 Good Food Everytime CONNER ' S RESTAURANT Private Rooms for Meetings and Parties 442-7057 East Main Lauhoff St.. YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Danville, Illinois Phone 442-0563 Join the Y and Keep Physically Fit. DANVILLE CLEANERS Pickup Delivery Call 442-0906 4 W. Main Danville, 111. RC COLA CO. DanviHe, Hlinois Exclusive Distributor Tiamo Diamond Rings 51 N. Vermilion Ph. 442-1500 194 F IRST NATIONAL BANK Jiist,r ' urriont..s- l ' .;infl , ( )i- : ]i::. .v u , f iiibn ,, l-,t :. Shed Music, Stereo I ' hiono:, i ianos, Organs, Hei;airs iMIOM ' - HJ 2-14 11 Lessons, C alifonos Accessories 428 N.Verrnillian Trial Plans Danville, Illinois Tape Recorders J(JHN NORMAN The Door That is Always Open St. Elizabeth ' s Hospital Overstreets ffewelers MEMBER 111 NORTH VERMILION STREET AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY DANVILLE, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 442-1846 195 Hans Schafer Fritz Shafer SCHAFER BROS. GULF SERVICE Washing-Greasing-Road Service Complete Radiator Service Main and Logan 442-9501 Danville, 111. ' S TUXEDO RENTAL TUXEDOS • FULL DRESS CUTAWAYS • DINNER JACKETS SPECIAL RATES JO GROUPS 442-3028 101 E. Main Danville JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 443-0432 AMBULANCE COMPLIMENTS OF Sears HURLETRON 128 N. Vermilion INC. PIERCE ' S CYCLE SHOP Kawasaki Sales and Service K. R. (Scooter) Pierce 1905 E. Main Danville, 111. 196 ' rill-; KiHS ' r NA rioNAi , imNK oi cati-in Catliii, Illinois Coiiiploio Rankin :,- Service; Christinas Savings Aulo Kinancinf;- Vacation Savings Member of K.D.I.C. Federal Reserve System Phone 42 7-217G Magazines Books On the Square Danville, Illinois Cigars Pipes •JAhViS ' IKIM r, iA ' C onvert ibli- ' lop, Install(;rJ Custom Auto I ptiolstenng 4 4 G- . ' 5. 5 9 220 i ' ,. 9th Street Danville ' Just What Your Doctor fJrders 912 N, Vermilion St. Danville, Illmois Telephone 442-0121 Lake View Memorial Hospital ARNHOLT BAKERY Fine Quality Baked Products Wedding and Party Cakes Sweet Rolls-Donuts-Pies-Bread Danville, Illinois Phone 442-0332 204 W. Fairchild COMPLIMENTS OF one of Danville ' s most PROGRESSIVE INDUSTRIES Lauhoff Grain Company 321 E. North Street Danville, Illinois BLACK ' S HARDWARE The Appreciative 31 N. Hazel and Progressive 442-9300 ■ • . Danville ' s Complete Hardware Store. Hardware- Housewares TIkES THEATRE Sporting Goods-Toys 198 Cornplinionts of . , . (;i.I ;i( llMAN DIUKJS for Complete Drug and Personal Needs { ;orri[)l I ni ' MiLs of . , . V ' . ( ) . S ' J ( ) ' ' VA ' AO MI-:N KHANKI 1N S ' KAil lOC-.-.l.OO WILSON ' S Danville Floral Co 18 North St. ■ 442-4500 FTD Hobby Shop 22 W. North St. 442-8928 If it ' s used in the office. Castle ' s has it CASTLE ' S Business Machines Equipment Co, Serving the Danville area over 30 years 20 W. North St. 442-579 ' NEWMANS, INC. Featuring The Latest in Collegiate Clothins And Shoes Phone HI 2-2679 15 E. Main 199 DANVILLE ' S Office Supplies and Equipment William (Bill) Pickering, Prop. Cal (Speed) Norman Earl Andres s Jerry Guthrie BILL ' S BARBER SHOP Phone: 446-9176 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 24 West North Street Saturday 8:30-5:00 Danville, Illinois UNION SHOP Drafting and Artists ' Materials Books and School Supplies Gifts from All Over the World 125 N. Vermilion Phone 446-9158 WOLFORD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. All Forms of Insurance 8 East Main St. Phone 442-0640 Danville, Illinois PALMER AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF DANVILLE Banking Hours: Mon, thru Thurs. 9-5; Fri. 9-7:30; Sat. 9-12 Noon MEMBER F.D.I.C. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MIDWEST BAPTIST COLLEGE founded 1961 P. O. Box 364 - Danville, 111. Oak and Seminary Streets Danville ' s School of Theology ■ Uhyster company 1813 E. Voorhees St. Danville, Illinois, U.S.A. 61834 ll