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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE DANVILLE TOMORROW ' S LEADERS TODAY 1946 il t ..♦•In! ' TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 5 Administration and Personnel 11 Faculty 25 Classes 33 Organizations 121 Activities 141 Honors 155 Sports 171 Advertisers 183 VOLUME 10 CHRONICLE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Peggy Ann Williams ASSISTANT EDITOR Charles Haworth ADVERTISING MANAGERS Barbara Drobisch Kathy Barr PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER Richard Glatz CIRCULATION MANAGER Janet Pelman LAYOUT AND COPY EDITOR Helen Schomburg ADVISORS Mr. Charles Howe Mr. David Kietzmann SENATE PUBLICATIONS ACTIVITIES-ART SHOW ORGANIZATIONS-OH CLUB JAGUARETTES NEW BUILDINGS-PHYSICAL EDUCATION AGRICULTURE PRESIDENT MARY MILLER DEDICATION 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE IN APPRECIATION The CHRONICLE dedicates Volume 10 to the 25th Anniversary of Danville Junior College. In so doing, it dedicates this volume to Presi- dent Mary Miller. Although many people played a role in bringing Danville Junior College into being and bringing about its expansion in these 25 years, it is doubtful whether there would be a D. J. C. today had it not been for someone who dedicated a lifetime to its being. That person is President Mary Miller. Danville Junior College began as an extension center for the University of Illinois in the Vet- erans ' Education Program after World War II, in 1946. Through the efforts of Miss Mary Miller it continued after this program was dis- continued. Until June, 1965, Danville Junior College was housed in Danville High School. Through Miss Miller ' s efforts seven buildings and a campus were obtained from the Veterans ' Administration in Washington, D.C. Above Miss Miller speaks at the ceremonies inwhichD.J.C. received the deed to this property-Labor Day, 1966-from Mr. John Gleason, head of Veterans ' Administration in the nation ' s capital. The speaker at these ceremonies was Senator Paul Douglas. 6 STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE CLASS I APPROVAL AND NORTH CENTRAL ACCREDITATION In the spring of 1966 Danville Junior College received its Junior College Class I approval from the state of Illinois. Shown above are Miss Mary Miller and Mr. David Radcliffe, super- intendent of District 118 schools, with mem- bers of the evaluation committee: Mr. Everett Belote, associate secretary of the state junior college board; Mr. Earl Trobaugh from LaSalle- Peru Junior College; and Dr. Jack Peterson, Western Illinois University. In the spring of 1967 Danville Junior College received its North Central Accreditation. In this year, it separated from District 118 and became a separate district, District 507. This year also, after twenty years of service to Danville Junior College, Miss Mary Miller re- ceived the title of President of Danville Junior College. 7 DEED TO BUILDING 17-July 25, 1969 Another dream of President Mary Miller came true when Danville Junior College received the deed for the building that is now Danville Junior College ' s Student Center. It was originally Veterans Administration ' s Building 17. Above, at the deeding ceremonies, Mr. R. Dale Wilson, regional representative for the federal Depart- ment of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), presents the deed to Mr. Elmer Smith, chair- man of Junior College District 507 (Danville College). Witnessing the presentation are Mr. Marvin A. Chapman, director of the Veterans Administration Hospital; President Mary Miller; and Congressman Leslie C. Arends, Republican from Melvin. 8 PRESIDENT EMERITUS AND ELECT PRESIDENT With the retirement of President Mary Miller at the end of 4)anville Junior College ' s 26th year (announced late in January), come even greater reasons for especially dedicating Volume 10 of the CHRONICLE to President Miller. In accepting President Miller ' s retirement request, the trustees said they will bestow on her the title of President Emeritus , lo act as a consultant complete with secretarial staff. At the recommendation of trustee Elmer Smith, the board declared Miss Miller Danville ' s First Lady of Education and dedicated the next semester at the College to her. President Miller began her career in education in 1926 as an English teacher at Danville High and became chairman of the DHS English department in 1930, serving in that capacity until 1962. She also was head of dramatics at the high school from 1926 until 1961. From 1946 on President Miller has been the initiating force in the founding of Danville Junior College. President Miller is the only woman president of public junior college in Illinois and one of three in the nation. In 1960, she was designated 1 of the 10 outstanding women in Danville. She was secretary -treasurer for the Illinois Association of Junior Colleges (1965-1966), and Danville ' s Woman of the Year in 1965. She was elected Boss of the Year in 1970. She has been president of Illinois Association of Teachers of English, Xi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, Danville Association of Secondary Ed- ucation, and Tri Delta Alumni Association (Uni- versity of Illinois). In 1960-61, she was Regional Director of National Thespian, and has twice served as a delegate to the National Council of Teachers of English. William Langas Since 1951-52, President Miller has appeared in Who ' s Who in American Education. She has also appeared inWho ' s Who in American Women, Who ' s Who in the Midwest, Dictionary of Inter- national Biography, Civic Leaders of America, Illinois Lives, History Under Our Feet, Out- standing Educators of America, Personalities of the West and Midwest. She received Ameri- can Honorarium Citation in 1966 for outstanding contributions to the American community. Miss Miller has published plays for high school - - ' Sno Haven, Murder Walks Among Us, and Re- member the Mayne- - , and articles in Junior Col- lege Journal, The Illinois Teacher, English Journal, and Dramatics. Mr. William J. Langas will become President of Danville Junior College July 1, 1972. Since 1969 he has served as D.J.C. ' s director of faculty and instruction. He graduated from Dan- ville High in 1950 and from Danville Junior College in 1952. He received his bachelor ' s and master ' s degrees from the University of Illinois and has done doctoral work there. He served in the U.S. Army from 1955 to 1957 and as a history teacher at Danville High from 1957 to 1965. He taught at Danville Junior College as a part-time teacher from 1957 to 1966. Then, as a full-time instructor, served as chairman of D.J.C. ' s social science department from 1966 to 1969. He has appeared in Outstanding Edu- cators of America (1970), and is a member of the American Association for Higher Education, American Association of Junior Colleges, Com- munity College Social Science Association, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, and Phi Theta Kappa. He is a member of board of trustees of the Greek Orthodox Church. ACTIVITIES ON NEW CAMPUS-1970-First Faculty Ori- entation in Physical Education Building; 1968-Commence- ment; 1969-Students ' Winter Formal Dance; 1966-Kollege Kapers; 1967-North Central Accreditation; 1968-Athletic Banquet; 1969-Groundbreaking Ceremonies for Agriculture Complex and Physical Education Building; 1968-Phi Theta Kappa Initiation. ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL 13 MRS. BETTY WALTERS SEC. -COLL. DEV. COMM. RELATIONS MR. BURTON BRACKENY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PRESIDENT MARY MILLER ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES MRS. PEGGY GARDNER SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT MR. WILLIAM TEMPLETON DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH MR. WILLIAM LANGAS DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION MRS. PHYLLIS PLUMART SECRETARY-INSTRUCTION MR. CHARLES THOMPSON DEAN OF MEN MISS MARJORIE HOLMES DEAN OF WOMEN Matt Sneyd MR. WILBUR DICKSON DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES Joy Knight MR. JAMES HEEREN COORDINATOR OF FINANCIAL AID Virginia Bell MR. DONALD HABERKORN COORDINATOR OF COLLEGE CENTER ACTIVITIES Danny Helm Carol Henry Steve Leverenz Chuck Metzger MR. ROBERT ZEIGLER COUNSELOR -VO. TECH. STUDENT SERVICES Top Row Mr. Daniel Chenoweth Counselor-Veterans Miss Catherine Marron Night Counselor Mrs. Helen Prast Nurse Middle Row Mr. Richard Parke Counselor-Adult Ed. Mrs. Ethel Oakwood Night Counselor Mrs. Jeanette DeHaven Nurse Connie Kimmell Bottom Row Mrs. Eva Venus Keypunch Operator INFORMATION OFFICE Judy Harris Janet Pelman Barb Smith Diane Kelly Pat Holtz Mrs. Hope Warburton, Manager Carl Carlson Mr. George Burrow Public Relations Mrs. Mary Ann Lewis Secretary John Hathaway Mrs. Maxine McElhaney Secretary Holly Hussman Mr. Larry Korte Counselor- Adult Ed. Mrs. Shirley Zarate Secretary Virginia Bell Miss Delores Williams Counselor-Adult Ed. Mr. Terry Ave Counselor Kay Callahan DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEQE LIBRARY Miss Helen Carruthers Counselor- Adult Ed. Mrs. Joyce Lewsader Secretary Mr. Philip Howard Fiscal Officer Mrs. La Von Evans Bus. Office Manager BUSINESS OFFICES Mrs. Elsie McQueen Cashier Payroll Clerk Mrs. Marjorie Edington Keypunch Operator Mrs. Irma Kleiner College Foundation Sec. LIBRARY Above left. Dean Sherman Zelinsky. Above right, Jerry Neal and Mrs. Charlene Galloway, assistant. At right, Mr. Leland Corey, library technician; Dean Zelinsky; secretaries-Mrs. Mary Messmer, Mrs. Betty Gill, and Mrs. Mildred Adkins; Gary Hines. SECRETARIES Mrs. Marjorie Clark Sec-Adult- Education Mrs. Edna Gondry Sec.-Vo-Tech. BOOKSTORE Below, center, Mrs. Jayne O ' Neill, manager; Mrs. Betty Arant, secretary. Work-Study students, below right, Jody Horath, Jack Hartwig, Cathy Manuel. AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Richard Cheney, Director of Audio- Visual; Mrs. Cora Murray, secretary; Mr. Richard Goff, assistant. Work- Study Students: Regina Kelnhofer, Linda Smith, Jim Howie, Jenny Minlc, Susie Hart, George Creek, Bruce Lindhal, Steve Verhey, Dave Kalita. BUILDING AND GROUNDS PERSONNEL Foremen, Merton Hoskins and Joe Clementz. SHIPPING, Homer Trosper, foreman, and Mrs. Mary Jo Graham, secretary. SECURITY OFFICERS, Verner Samuels and Eldon Moreman. FRANCIS ADAMS M.S.-Ind. State U. Communication Skills Advisor-CAMPUS COURIER BENNY ALBIN M.S.-Ind. State U. Mathematics FRANCIS ANDERSON M.B. A. -Harvard U. Commerce Chairman Accounting JOYCE ATCHISON R.N. -Lake View Memphis School of Nursing L.P.N. NORMA JEAN BAILEY M.A.-U. of 111. Language Arts DAN BASHAM B.S.-U. of S. 111. Ornamental Horticulture JERALD BINKLEY M.A.-U. of 111. Agriculture Chairman MARION BLACKBURN M.S.-Ind. State U. Electronics ROBERT BONNEWELL B.A.-Ind. State U. Electronic Data Processing DALE BRAINARD B.S.-Wisc. State U. Electronic Data Processing ROBERT BRITTON M. A. -Indiana U. History Accounting DAVID BROSI M.A.-U. of 111. English HERBERT BURTON B.S.-Ind. State U. Mechanical Technology RONALD BUTLER M.S.-U. of 111. Business Education CRAIG CHAMBERS M.A.-E. 111. U. Spon.-Young Repubs. Spon.-Veterans ' Club MADELINE CHEEK M.A.-N.E. 111. State College RICHARD CHRISTMAN M.S.-E. 111. U. Science Spons. -Science Club ABBIE COLLINS B. A. -Christian College Learning Resources JOHN COLTER M.S.-U. of 111. Data Processing RONALD COL WELL M.A.-Fisk U. Science MAXINE CONLEY Child Development YOLANDA CONNOLLY M.A.-U. of 111. Social Science JANET CORNELIUS M.A.-U. of 111. Social Science EUGENE CRAIG M.S.-U. of 111. Agriculture DALE CRONKHITE B.S.-U. of 111. Mechanical Tech. JOSEPH DAILEY M. A. -Marquette U. English CARL DAVIS M.S.-N. 111. U. Science MARILYN DAVIS B.S.-E. 111. U. Child Development ALICE DRIES M.A.-U. of 111. Ornamental Hort. Spons. -OH Club GARY DUNN B. A. -Culver - Stockton Coll. Aviation RONALD ELDRED M.A.-U. of 111. Social Science JOHN EVANS B.S.-E. 111. U. Print Shop Spons. -Veterans ' Club 27 ED EVEMEYER M.A.-W. 111. U. Dir. of Athletics Chrmn. of Phys. Ed. EILEEN FARRELL M. A. -George Wash. U. Mathematics Chrmn. DALE FATHAUER M.A.-U. of 111. Ag. Mechanics JOANN FETTERS R.N. Lake View L.P.N. ROBERT FINK M.A.-Ind. State U. Mechanical Tech. HELEN FREEMAN M.A.-U. of 111. Language Arts JOHN GIRTON B.A.-Ind. State U. Police Science Spons. -Police Cadets WILLIAM GOFF Inst, of Aviation Aviation TOM HAINLINE M.A.-U. of 111. Asst. Dean-Vo-Tech. Ag. Mgmnt. RUBY HANNON Child Development LARRY HINKLE M.A.-U. of 111. Business Education JOHN HOAGLAND M. A. -Purdue U. Science WILLIFORD HOCKETT M.A.-U. of 111. Agriculture CHARLES HOWE M.A.-U. of S. Calif. English Advisor-CHRONICLE CURTIS HUFFMAN M.S.-U. of 111. Spons. -Science Club MARILYN HUNTER M. of Ed.-U. of 111. Business Ed. i % NATALIE KALMAN B.S.N. -Loyola U. L.P.N. MARTHA KAY M.A,-U. of 111. English DAVID KIETZMANN Associate-D.J.C. Data Processing Advisor-CHRONICLE Spons.-Tau Epsilon NANCY KLAMAN R.N. -111. Masonic L.P.N. LARRY KORTE B.S.-S. 111. U. Agriculture THOMAS KUKLA M.A.-E. 111. U. Chrnin. -English Humanities BETTY KYGER M. of Ed.-U. of Business Ed. 111. GEORGE LATINOVICH M.A.-Ind. State U. Physical Ed. Coach-Baseball NANCY LATINOVICH B.S.-Ind. State U. Business Education KENNETH LEISCH M.A.-U. of Mich. English Advisor-CAMPUS COURIER TIMOTHY MAHONEY U. of 111. Economics JOSEPHINE MARNO Teaching Asst. RONALD MICHELSON M.S.-U. of 111. Mathematics GLADYS MOORE M. of Ed,-U. of 111. Child Development MARTHA MOORE B.S.-Ind. State U. Business Education FLORIDA MORRIS B.S.-Tuskegee Inst. Home Economics 29 i ALICE MORRISON M.A.-U. of 111. Dean-Baccalaureate Humanities Chrnin. English JAMES NAGLE M.A.-S. 111. U. English THOMAS NEWTON B.S.-Ill. State U. Physical Ed. BONITA NORRIS M.A.-Ind. State U. History GERALD O ' BRYAN M.S.-U. of 111. Business Education CONNIE PETERSON M.S.-U. of 111. Physical Ed. ETHYL PICHON Associate-D.J.C. Data Processing GLADYS RAMSEY M. A. -Columbia U. Basic Education LAURNA RUBINSON M.S.-S. Conn. State Physical Ed. G. HAVEN SAIKLEY U. of 111. Mech. Drafting SHIRLEY SCHOFIELD Cashiering CHARLES SCHROEDER B.S.-U. of 111. Ornam. Hort. Spons.-OH Club BETTY SCHUSTER M.A.-U. of 111. Speech Pathology MAUREEN SELL B.S. Ed.-Wisc. State U. Child Development JIM SELSOR Chicago Tech. Coll. Aviation WALTER SMITH M.A.-Columbia U. Psychology 30 JOSEPH SPRINGER M.A.-U. of 111. Physical Ed. Coach-Golf MAURICE STAUDER M.A.-E. 111. U. Phys. Science Chrmn. EARL STELZER M.A.-U. of 111. Co-ord. of Voc. (Adult Ed.) THOMAS STEPHENS B.A.-U. of 111. Ornam. Hort. RONALD STICKLER M.A.-U. of 111. Ornam. Hort. CAROL STOKES M.Ed.-U. of 111. Mathematics BARBARA STOVER M. A. -Mich. State English PAMELA STRANGE M.A.-U. of 111. Foreign Lang. LELAND THOMPSON M. A. -Ohio State U. English BARBARA TODD B.A.-E. 111. U. Physical Ed. Spons. -Cheer leaders TA-TUNG TONG M.S.-U. of 111. Mathematics RICHARD TROWER M.A.-E. 111. U. Business Ed. JUNE VINSON M.Ed.-U. of 111. Mathematics DELORES WAGLE Teaching Asst. ILVA WALKER M.Ed.-U. of 111. English RICHARD WARNER B. A. -Oswego U. Industrial Arts 31 JUDY WESTENDORK B.S.-E. 111. U. Business Ed. ALVIN WILCOX M. A. -Iowa State Electronics Spons. -Elect. Club BARBARA WILLIAMS B.A.-Ind. State U. Home Economics BONNIE WINGO M.S.-U. of 111. Phys. Science MARY SUE WINGROVE M.Ed.-U. of 111. Child Development DAN WINLAND M.A.-Ind. State U. Science Coach-Wrestling MERLE TABOR Vo-Tech. Programmer GARY CHURCHILL Co-ord. Data Proc. Services HAROLD DAVIS Vo-Tech. Programmer BARR. KATHY Chronicle II Adv. Mgr. Bus. Club I, II Sec.-Treas. II Pep Band DORSEY, MARSHA Senate II Phi Alphs V. Pres. I Pres. II Science CI. Intramurals II Field Hockey II DROBISCH, BARBARA Chronicle II Adv. Mgr. Bowling Treas. II Bus. Club DUMAS, CARLA Senate I, II Chronicle I Black Stud. Assn. I, II Co-Chr. I, II D.J.C. Week Comm. I Dance Comm. GEORGE, MICHAEL Senate I, II Young Demos. Pres. II V. Pres. I Elec. Comm. WICOFF, MARY Campus Courier II Astra I, II V. Pres. II Dean ' s List Phi Theta Kappa i. WILLIAMS, PEGGY Senate I, II Chronicle Ed-in-Chief II Astra I, II Police Cadets II Field Hockey CAMPUS ACTIVITY AND ACADEMIC LEADERS DAHLQUIST, FARLOW, HASSLER, HAWORTH, HOWIE, JIM SNACK, STARBODY, DEBRA PATRICIA KATHY CHARLES Senate SHERRI GAY Senate II Senate II Senate I, II Senate I, II Sp. Proj. Senate I Senate I Bowling II Astra Pub. Rel. Credent. Chr. Comm. Chronicle II Spec. Proj. Young Repubs. Pres. II Comm. Student Welf . Campus Courier Campus Comm. II Pub. Chrm. I Chr. I Chr. Sports Ed. I Courier II Exec. Council Symphony Orch. Phi Theta Elec.-Cred. Asst. Ed., II Letterman ' s Bus. Club Chronicle I, II D.J.C. Week Kappa Comm. Circle K I CI. I, II V. Pres. I Campus Courier Comm. Dean ' s List Chr. II Young Repub. I Pres. II Pres. II I Dance Comm. Phi Rho Pi I, Chronicle II Ecology CI. Baseball I, II Dean ' s List Pres. List Softball II Astra Cross Country Phi Rho Pi I, Phi Theta Field Hockey Science CI. I Sec. II I, II II Kappa Prog. Comm. I Wrestling I, II Young Repubs. Phi Rho Pi I, Nat. J.C.A.A. D.J.C. Week II Cross -Country Chr. Dean ' s List Official, II Dance Comm. Campus Light I BARTGES, ART Baseball I, II Capt. II Letterman ' s CI. Bowling I Circle K I, II Young Repubs. I, II CALAMARI, ARTHUR Senate II Circle K I, II Young Repubs. Bowling Ecology CI. II CORD, LESLIE Senate II Baseball I, II Letterman ' s CI. Campus Light Pres. I FULLEN, JACKIE Women ' s Rec. Ass. Pres. I, II Chronicle I Astra I Young Repubs. MC KELVEY, RUTH Senate Campus Courier Circle K V. Pres. Campus Light SMITH, JACQUELINE Jaguarettes II Chronicle I Karate Club V. Pres Phi Alphs II Young Repubs. YOUNG, CANDY Jaguarettes I, II S. Instr. II Chronicle I Astra I Phi Alphs II Karate Club CONGER, BARB Jaguarettes I, II V. Pres. II Dean ' s List Bus. Club I GLATZ, RICHARD Chronicle Photo. Mgr. Vet ' s Club Treas. REBMANN, SHERYL Phi Alphs I, II Treas. II Jaguarettes II Bowling I, II SCHENK, JO ANN Bowling II Young Repubs. I, II W. Softball I, II Choir I SCHULTZ, HAROLD Science CI. I, II V. Pres. II Dean ' s List Phi Theta Kappa SHANK, PATRICIA Pres. List Phi Theta Kappa Bus. Club Const. Comm. I TINTORRI, JANINE Phi Alphs I, Sec. II Astra II Chorus II HUBBARD, JAN Phi Alphs I, II V. Pres. II Astra I JOHNSON, LEIGH Dean ' s List Bus. Club I, II Pep Band JURCZAK, JEFF Science CI. Pres. II Dean ' s List KRAUEL, KENNETH Vet ' s Club Recorder I Bowling MALONEY, JAMES Vet ' s CI. I, II Ecology CI. Pres. II MULLINS, CHARLES Letterman ' s CI. V. Pres. II Cross Country PEVERLY, JANE Tau Epsilon V. Pres. II Pres. List BOAZ, KEITH Senate II Basketball Mgr. I BOWERS, JOHN Police Cadets I, II Pres. II HART, CHRIS Campus Courier I Dean ' s List Phi Alphs II Young Repubs. I HASSLER, HAROLD Dean ' s List Phi Alphs I, II Bowling REED, LES Senate Pres. II VOGEL, PATTY Jaguarettes II Women ' s Rec. II WRIGLEY, JIM Police Cadets II Young Repubs. I ARMANTROUT, BRENDA Jaguarettes Pres. II CARLSON, CARL Vet ' s Club Pres. I FLETCHER, DAVID Tau Epsilon Pres. II NEFF, STAN Circle K Treas. II RUSH, STAN Police Cadets I, II V. Pres. II STARLING, DAVID Science Club V. Pres. II WRIGHT, LEON Basketball I, II Letterman ' s Club EWING, JIM LANGLEY, MILLER, MINK, JENNIE MONTGOMERY, PRILLAMAN, ROSS, VICKI Phi Theta Kappa LAURA DEBBIE Senate II ROBERT ROGER Senate Dean ' s List Phi Theta Kappa Chronicle II Sweetheart Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa Sec. I, II Dean ' s List Dean ' s List Princess Dean ' s List Dean ' s List 36 CHENOWETH, DANIEL Senate II Vet ' s Club Pres. II DEARTH, GARY Senate II Campus Courier Ed-in-Chief II Bowling I, II Circle K I, II Young Repubs. II Tau Epsilon I WILLIAMS, JOHN Senate I, II Parliament. Circle K V. Pres. I Pres. II Young Repubs. DAVIS, PHILIP Bowling I, II Bus. Club I, II ) BRICKMAN, JOHN Dean ' s List Phi Rho Pi II HOLLEY, BOB Dean ' s List Marketing Club BULLIAS, JIMMIE Baseball DICKSON, NANCY Pres. List Dean ' s List MC KEE, BECKY Astra I Women ' s Rec. I, II SIMS, SONDRA Pres. List Bus. Club I, II CASEY, LYN Chronicle II Young Repubs. I SCOTT, FLOYD Basketball Letterman ' s Club ENGEL, CARL Senate I Circle K I SMITH, BARBARA Pep Band Women ' s Rec. I, 11 HAHN, CINDY Tau Epsilon I, II Sec. II DANIELS, SHARLENE Bowling I Bus. Club II HOLLEY, MARLA Dean ' s List KATER, JAMES Wrestling I, II KELEMINIC, STEVEN Golf I Letterman ' s CI. SHEPPERD, THOMAS Chronicle II WINTER, CONNIE Dean ' s List ZORNS, DENNIS Dean ' s List DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY i SOPHOMORES Mrs. Alice Morrison shows her copy of the Folger Library facsimile of the First Folio (1623) of Shakespeare ' s works to her English literature students, Barbara Conger and Paul Scarce. WAITING FOR BARBARA. Mrs. Stover enters her speech class. Eagerly waiting are Ralph Huckstadt, Lee Grace, Jr., Charles Moore, and Bob House. Shucks! No drama! Just a friendly speech discus- sion ensues. Susan Hall and Conn Winter join the group (lower, right). Baker, James Barnett, Robert Barrett, Georgia Becker, Sandra Bellinger, Randal Black, Dorothy Black, Susan Blacketer, Susan Block, Mike Sir ' ' ' liiiiiiiHiliii ml 1 M ' 0 ■ 42 Blue, John Boehm, Richard Boen, Larry Boyer, Jerry Brandt, Donna Brinegar, Randy Brittingham, Joan Brown, Steven Brownfield, Gary Buhoveckey, Charlene Burge, Alan Burke, Debora Burow, Susan Burris, Carolyn Burtis, Richard Burton, Janice Buyno, Marcelline Carter, Randy WONDERFUL WORLD OF ADULT EDUCATION. Above, Mrs. Ruby Hannon of the Child Development Center introduces 2 year olds to the wider world of books. Below, Mr. John Knapp of Job Placement helps a student find a job and money to enjoy that wider world. Cler, Pamela Cline, Sandra Coffman, Martha Collar d, Ronald Collins, Mary Cooper, Allen Corker, Kevin Cottrell, Dean Courson, Teresa Cox, Cathy Cullivan, Michael Cundiff, Joyce Cunningham, George Damery, Harold Darr, Richard Daschner, Deborah Deister, John Dickison, Hugh Dieu, Karen Dixon, Gary Dodd, Gary Doney, Mary Doney, Thomas Donovan, John Doom, Glenn Drain, Julia Dugger, Janice Dunavan, Joseph Duncan, Carol Eberhardt, Barbara Edenburn, Ray Ellett, Barbara Ellington, Doris Elliott, Nancy Elliott, William Pansier, Patty Farnsworth, Dona Finkle, Judith Foley, Jack 44 Ford, Sylvester Fox, Phillip Frakes, Michael Fraley, Donald AG IN WONDERLAND OR THE WAY OF ALL ACIDS. Already Rick Peterson is disappearing like a Cheshire Cat, But Mr. Jerald Binkley and students- Mark Sheer, Dan Cross, Mike Hooge, and Neil Augestein-are so interested in the weighs of farming they don ' t notice. Frederickson, Ronald Freeman, Larry Friedrich, Sally Frydenger, Thomas Galaskis, Barbara Garner, Daniel Gasior, Patricia Gastineal, Daniel German, Carl Gholson, Gloria Gilbreath, Greg Gilpatrick, Mark Givens, Carol Glavey, Susan Godwin, Raymond 45 Gordon, James Gouty, Mark Grace, Lee, Jr. Gramm, Douglas Grenlee, Eugenia Grigsby, Thomas Gumm, Jacqueline Gutter idge, Gayle Haines, William Hall, Susan Hambleton, Betty Hambleton, Kenneth Hamilton, Eddie Hamilton, Robert Hannon, Ruby ADULT EDUCATION-Mrs. Nancy Latinovich teaches Mrs. Frances Ambrose, who is blind, to type. Another student observes the progress. Left, Mrs. Abbie Collins teaching students to write. Hawkins, Jeffrey Hegg, Clifford Hembrey, Brenda Hembrey, Brian Henson, Carolyn Hesler, Norma Hesler, Richard Hicks, Larry High, Harl Hile, Theodore Holmes, Darrell Horath, Pam Hous, Robert Howe, Edward Hubbard, Janet Huckstadt, Ralph Hunt, Athalia Hustedt, Larry Hutson, Michael Irish, Rick Jackson, Luella Jackson, Robert Janssen, Ronald Jeffers, Bernard Johnson, Michael Johnson, Nancy Johnston, Mary Jones, Dennis Jones, Herschel Jones, Robert Jordan, Donald Kastor, Randy Kegley, Terry ANATOMY OF A PIG-Mr. Ronald Stickler points out to Ag. student, Dave Hofbauer, how corn is turned into pork. Just two formaldehyde farmers. Kelnhofer, Regina Kentner, Charles Kerber, Allan Kiefer, Paul Kindred, Michael PROCEDURES OF A M ACHINE-Mr . David Kietzmann teaches Data Processing stu- dents how the computer printer works. Pictured are Joy Knight, Becky Bennett, Kathy Repasy, Terry Bell, Anthony Brandon, and Jeff Bonefield. Kinney, John W. Kirk, Ronald Knerr, Chris Knight, Ervin Kobie, Lance Konsis, Kenneth Kozora, Ross Kreidler, Karla Kuntz, Kenneth Laker, Stephen LaMar, Wannah Lamb, Neal Lane, Deborah Lanie, Steve Lary, Pete Lash, Cathy Layden, Mary Leeman, Mary Lehmann, James Lewis, Dan Lewis, Loran Lewis, Stephen Lillard, Kenneth Lingen, Sue Lithgrow, Craig Lorenz, Debra Mabry, Steven Macdonald, Allan Maddox, David Maddox, Steve Madson, James Makris, Michael Manuel, Catherine Markham, Pamela Marriage, Lenora Martin, George Martin, Mary Martin, Phyllis Marzana, Jaime Mathewson, Frank Matthews, Mark McElhaney, James McGreevy, Kevin McKee, Mark Meade, David I t 9 f 50 Meador, April Meeker, Judy Mendez, Francisco Mercer, Charles Mercer, Richard Merhley, Barbara Millburg, Edward Miller, Donald Miller, Jacqudy Miller, John EXPONENTS OF KNOWLEDGE-Mrs. Eileen Far - rell helps students-John Richards and Sue Hall- square away their Math. An unknown quantity to the right. 0 Her - Mills, Kenneth Motfield, William Montgerard, Michael Moore, Bruce Morgan, Bryon Morrison, Harold Morrison, Mary Moss, Wendell Myers, Brenda Nelson, David 51 Palmer, Michael Peterwas, Barbara Peabody, John Phillips, Debbie Peirson, Alma Phillips, Howard Perkins, James Piercefield, Patricia Peterson, John ADULT EDUCATION ' S BASIC E DUCATION CLASSES-Mrs . Gladys Ramsey helps students with writing and spelling. Pollman, Alan Povelones, Henry Prather, John Pratt, Kathryn Pratt, Margaret Pribble, Ray Pridemore, Marshall Pritchard, Marc Pugh, Jerry 1 •• ■ fe5i 1 i Quakenbush, Robert Rader, Douglas Rardin, James Reding, Kenneth Rennick, Roger Rewerts, Greg Rice, Evan Rice, Karen Richards, Frank 53 Richards, John Richter, Michael Rienbolt, Terry Riggs, Joseph Roberts, Bruce Robinson, Glenda Robinson, Jayne Rodger s, Dennis Rodman, Scott Rose, Jonathan Roth, Frederick Rudolph, Peter Rudy, Clinton Ruerer, William Rusk, James Russell, William Sablotny, Robert Sanders, David Bare, Vickie Schneider, William Schroeder, Daniel Seaton, Virginia Sebens, Greg Seeley, Margaret Shafer, Phil Shaw, Ronald Shedlock, Marie Shields, Thomas Shuey, William Skelley, Thomas 0i 4 ) 1 55 WRITING THAT REPORT-Mr. Francis Adams holds a conference with stu- dents and helps to write reports in his class of Vo-Tech. Communications. Students involved are Susan Jamison, Marcia Moore, Duane Crider, Marta Burton, Randall Duden, and Jacquely Dukeman. Tate, Kevin Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Norma Terry, Janice Thomas, Stephen Thompson, John Stratton, Larry Strebin, David Styer, Cynthia Sullivan, David Swanson, William Switzer, James Taff, Paige Tate, Kathryn f DRAWING THAT BLUEPRINT-At the draft boards are Mr. Haven Saikley and students-Keith McFadden, Terry Messinger, Kenneth Acord, Mike Mefford, Carlos Cunningham, Mike Palmer, and Phil Suzuki. Thornsbrough, Don Thornsbrough, Judy Thornton, Phillip Thornton, Robert Tippie, Dennis Tool, Wanda Totsch, Terry Trezek, Norman Turner, Leland Turpen, Michael Uhren, Ronald Utesch, William Utsinack, Blain Varvel, Roger 1 • - yi 57 D!MAM MMHUT .1 2 0 1 2 3 4 (ii www QUANTUM BRINGS MORE FARM WAMPUM- Corny? Anyway, Mr. Eugene Craig illustrates the theory to Agriculture students, Phil Record and Bill Knight. Voigt, Eugene Vollmer, Carl Vrentas, Steve Wakeland, Richard Walker, Cathy Walker, John Walker, Michael Walters, David Warfel, Lloyd Watrous, Michael Weathers, James Weathers, Janice Whimpey, Cynthia White, Robert Wicoff, Robert Wildman, William Williams, John Williams, Larry Williams, Robert Willison, Ida Wilson, Greg 59 Abbott, Charles Abbott, Randall Abbott, Rick Adair, Cindy Adams, Janice Adkins, John SPEAK THE SPEECH, I PRAY YOU . . . -Students read the parts in Mrs Martha Kay ' s Introduction to Drama Class. Waiting in the line-up for lines are Mike Turner, Steve Verhey, Tammy Lambert, Kathy McFarland, Greg Orington, Janice Bonebrake, Luann Casey, and Rebecca Mulholland. FRESHMEN Adkins, Virginia Adkisson, Phyllis Albert, Carole Albert, Michael 61 1 iTl «Bfc.fci; HP ' n[ Alder, Christopher Allen, Donald Allen, Lawrence Allen, Margaret Allen, Paul Allensworth, Monerie Allison, John Alpers, Karen Anderson, Earle Anderson, Gordan Anderson, Jon Anderson, Keith Anderson, Martha Anderson, Steven Andrews, Steven Antrobus, Howard Appleman, Fern Aquino, Shelby Arndt, Kenneth Armstrong, Michael Ashcraft, Keith Augenstein, Noel Ayala, Jose Babb, Michael Bachus, Joesph Baker, Donna Baker, Robin Baldwin, Guy, Jr. Baldwin, Lawrence Bales, Marilyn 0k CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER-Mrs. Maxine Conley takes care of 2 year -olds in their mean- derings. 63 Brenner, Stephen Briggs, Diane Brigham, Lesley Brinegar, Jennifer Brink, Jo Brinkoetter, Richard Britch, Phyllis Brittingham, Mark Brookshier, Philip Brown, Cynthia Brown, Dale Brown, Jeffrey Brown, Pearl Brown, Robert Brummett, Bruce Bryant, Cecil Buchanan, Janet Buckles, Paul Buford, David Burden, Donn a Burden, Paul Burke, William Botkin, Richard Bouck, David Boyd, Donald Boyd, Rick Brackenhoff , Constance Braden, Ronald Bradford, Carolyn Brandon, Anthony Bray, Jack Bray, James MATHEMATICAL MOMENTS WITH MR. RONALD MICKLESON-Students involved are Larry Kiser, Steve Scharlack, Bill Shuey, Paul Burden, Jackie Goodrick, Lester Head, Ed Galloway, and Leon Poison. Burmeister, Dave Burns, Deborah Burns, William Burow, Debra Burow, Paul Burow, Marta Burton, Rita Butler, Phearn Butler, Ray Cade, Becky Callahan, Kay Camarata, George Campbell, Judy Campbell, Winifred Canary, William Canon, Cynthia 1 1 9 67 Carico, Robert Carlock, Kevin Carlson, Elody Carp, Carmela Carr, Adrienne Carter, Theodora Carter, James Carter, Sammuel Carruther, John Cary, Bruce Mrs. Helen Freeman of Adult Education ' s Language Arts seems puzzled by the theme that she receives, so she demonstrates the usual methods for pre- senting written communication. r ' Si i Casey, Anthony Casey, LuAnn Chantos, Frank Cheever, Sidney Cherry, Rose Chowning, Larry Clark, Don Clark, Mike Clem, Tamarra 68 Language Arts means themes, and Mr. Leland Thompson also has his Adult Education students writing them. 69 Cooper, Ralph Cooper, Steven Cornwell, Gary Cornwell, Kathy Cornwell, Cynthia Cottle, James Cotton, Allie Cottrell, Wilbert Counce, Connie Counce, David Mrs. Martha Moore of Vo-Tec ' s Business Education with a class in Professional Devel- opment. From a limited view, Brenda Myers, Barbara Drobisch, Jennie Mink and JoAnn Shank seem to be helping Mrs. Moore judge a speech competition. Cowan, Ronald Cox, Richard Cozatt, Vicki Cramer, Wendy Crane, Mary Cravens, Jay Cravens, Mark Crawford, Joseph Creek, George Cribbett, Stanley 70 Crippin, Joanna Crose, James Cronk, Donald Cross, Dan Crosswhite, Noel Culbertson, Don Cunningham, Darryl Cunningham, Dwayn Cunningham, Gregory Cunningham, Rossetta ft From an expanded viewpoint, we see that Mrs. Martha Moore and four girls on the opposite page were preparing for a panel discussion. Here they are joined by Deanna Palfi, Jean Skinner, and several other girls of the class. Cunningham, Steven Cunningham, Vicki Curl, Margaret Curtis, Mary Davan, Marcia David, Michael David, Monica Davidson, Cindy Davis, Helen Davis, Penny 73 Fernandez, Marsha Ferris, Sandra Ferry, John Fetters, Lowell Fetters, Viola Fisher, Cynthia Flemming, George Flora, George Focken, Ronald 1 LA Fairchild, Linda Fancher, Wayne Farrell, James Farrell, Patrick Faulkner, Barbara Faulkner, Betty Felgenhauer, Bruce Felty, Brenda Ferber, David 74 NECKTIE PARTY?-Scene 1) Showing the brief on the case; 2) Judge and jury ponder a decision; 3) Preparing the necktie; 4) Covering the body. Oh, well!. Mr. James Brosi teaches Fiction classes. ' Students involved are John Kinnaird, Donna Over- meier, Carl German, Phil Biage, Rick Guiliani, Alan Mooney, Robert Montgomery, Linda Stuebe and John Bowers. Ford, Frances Ford, Roberta Forrest, Rufus Forsythe, Kristin Fout, Dan Fox, Douglas Fox, Marilyn Fox, Stephen Franklin, Janet Franz, Dennis Frazier, Ina Fredericks, David Fridmanski, Robert Fritsch, Pamela Frobose, Bill 75 Guiliani, Ricardo Guiliani, Ron Gunia, Karen Gurley, Judith Guthrie, Deborah Guthrie, Robert Haas, Mark Haase, Terry Haberkorn, Pamela Hackman, Doug Hale, Steven Hallstrom, Louis Haluska, Mark Hamilton, Mary Hankins, Julianna Hansadej, Precha Hansgen, Debra Hansgen, Gary Hanson, Paul Harmeson, Terry Harbaugh, Michael Harper, Mark Harr, John Harris, Judith Harris, Margaret Harris, Marvin Hart, Cinda Hart, Susan Haskins, Donna Hauk, Jeff 78 Ooh, what a beautiful piece of pottery Adult Educa- tion students have made! After Mrs. Margaret Parke has shown them how to make it in Ceramics class. 1 Hawkins, Elaine Hayden, Leona Head, William Heft, William Heinz, Gary Helm, Daniel Hendersen, Margaret Henderson, Charles Henderson, David Henrichs, Glenn Henry, Carol Heppe, Donna Herman, Mary Hershberger, John Hickman, Daniel Hickman, John Hickman, Larry 79 Is Business Education segregating the sexes, since Women ' s Lib? No Accounting for what might happen-at least, so it seems looking at these two classes (?) of Mr. Ronald Butler. Group 1-Bob German and Terry Bell. Group 2-Cindy Enyeart, Diane Fox, Gean Hall, Pat Bireline, Nancy Lanie, and Marty Vernon. Hill, Edward Hill, Pamela Hinkle, Louis Hinrichs, Dana Hinthorn, Sandra Hinton, Ronald Hird, Vila Hiten, Ricky Hobbs, Lever nne Hockett, Marilyn Hodson, Kathryn Hoem, Richard Hofbauer, David Hoffman, Christine Hoffman, Steve Holden, Allan Holderbaugh, Donald 80 Speed Queens in Secretarial Typing-Rita Pachciarz and Gloria Nelson. Official Timer -Mrs. Marilyn Hunter. Also in Mrs. Hunter ' s typing class we see Sherri Snack, Kathy Barr, and Soni Sims. Holtz, Patricia Holycross, Christine Hooge, Michael Hoover, George Hoover, Terry Horath, Jody Hosken, Thomas Houpt, Dan Howe, Helen Howell, Rebecca Howie, Karen Huber, Mike Huber, Robert Huckstadt, Richard Hughes, Charles Hughes, Leroy Hunter, Norval 81 Hunter, Suzanna Hurlburt, Joyce Ibbotson, Roberta Ingold, Gary Irish, Deborah Irving, Kay Irwin, Bill Irwin, Marjorie Jamison, Susan Jenkins, Judith Jenkins, Patricia Jenness, Benjamin Jennings, Michael Jiles, Deborah Jimson, Martin li ' ! ' EDP Card Sorter-Miss Ramert and students: Candy Drollinger, David Bates, Becky Bennett, and Kathy Repasy. 82 83 Kelly, Robert Kemper, Lee Kendall, Toni Kiel, Roger Kilgore, Greg Kimmell, Franklin King, Stephen Kinnaird, John Kinnett, Michele Kinney, Janet Kinney, John Kirby, Terrie Kirk, Rosemary Kizer, Larry Knapp, John Knapp, Robert Knight, Daniel Knight, Debbie Knight, Ronald Knight, William Knowles, Jane Koehl, Dennis Kotcher, Richard Krabel, Ray KroU, Barbara Kuester, Susan Kuhn, Brian Kuipers, Joellyn Kuras, Jeffrey Kuyrkendall, Debra 1 1 1 |r J Laird, Donna Laird, Karen Lamb, Richard Lambert, Tamara Lambright, John Lambros, Susan Land, Margaret Land, Raymond Landers, Mary The little tots learn to play and learn to read with Mrs. Maureen Sell in the Cliild Development Center. Landsdown, Wanda Lanie, Nancy Larkin, David Larsen, Donald Latoz, Reed Lazzell, Michael Laughead, John Laughton, Jeffrey Lawson, Lynn 85 Mr. Robert Bonnewell, EDP instructor, in Unit Record Room with students, Candy Drollinger and Anthony Brandon. And near the card sorter with 89 Moody, Kent Moore, Charles Moore, Curtis Moore, Rob Moore, Robert Morgan, Carolyn Morgan, Dennis Morris, Lee Morrison, Eva Moser, Barb r Moss, Bernard Mourer, Annetta MullhoUand, Rebecca Mulhooland, Christine Murphy, Kathleen Murphy, Kay Murphy, Susan Murray, Edward Musk, Glen Neal, Jerry Nelson, Mary Newell, John Newlin, Clay Nilapant, Chiwin Niroj, Pinyo Nixon, Michael Norton, Thomas Novick, Jackie Novick, Jill Nusbaum, Barbara 91 BUSINESS EDUCATION-Mrs. Betty Kyger instructs an Adult Education student on the procedures of using file cards. SCIENCE-Mr . Dan Winland introduces Adult Educa- tion students to the world of wider and deeper space. Parker, Mary Parsons, Deborah Parsons, Doris Pasquale, John Payne, Janet Payne, Pauline Pear man, Albert Peelman, Barbara Peelman, Roland Pelman, Janet Penn, Winston Peterson, Rick Peterson, Stanley Phebus, Mary Phelps, Neil 93 Phillips, Willard Pickett, Mike Pintar, Nancy Pollitt, Mary MATHEMATICS-Mrs. June Vinson helps Adult Education students add to their knowledge. Pollitt, Deborah Pollock, Carol Poison, Leon Ponto, Mary Porter, David CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER-Mrs. Gladys Moore interests the children in movies (or is it TV?) and later in the world of books. Ponder, Elaine Poole, Bryan Porter, Marian Price, Dennis Price, Howard Pridemore, Debra Pthumcliaisir, Pornchai Pugh, Cilery] Puzey, Stanley Quartier, Earl Radabaugli, Susan Rainbotli, Mary Ramsey, David Ray, Artiiur Ray, Phyllis Rebmann, Viclci Record, Phil Reed, Cordell Reed, Jerry Reno, Renee Repasy, Kathryn Rhoades, Doris Rhoden, Charles Rice, Ray Richards, Cheryl Richter, Marie Richter, Robert Rickgrauer, Pamela Riggs, Leslie Riggle, Lisa Robb, Robert Roberts, Janice Rodriguez, Daniel 96 97 Schroeder, Danny Schultz, Dale Schuster, Sandra Schweighart, Lela People who study in glass houses get to the roots of the subject- Ornamental Horticulture instructor Charles Schroeder and students-Katy Borch, Gayle Gutteridge, Ed Howe, Mary Leeman, and John Blue-see how plants grow. Scope, Wilson Scott, Vicki Seaman, Richard Sedlmayr, George Seimer, Reita Settles, Neil Sexton, Charles 98 No doubt a coat of the upper crust of the earth showing as Instructor Dan Basham and students, Barb Moser, Mark Pittman, and Ted Taylor, work out problems in a class in Conservation and Parks Management. Slezak, Louise Smith, Craig Smith, Daniel Smith, David Smith, Gene Smith, Kathy Smith, Nora Smith, Susan Smith, William Smitley, Michael Smock, Dolores Snavely, William Snedeker, Winifred Sneyd, Lou Sneyd, Matthew 100 1 1 In classroom pictures above and below, Mrs. Alice Dries shows what knowl- edge stems from Ornamental Horticulture. Enthralled students arePam Hor- ath, Ed Howe, Ray Edenburn, and Richard Irish. Snider, Richard Snively, Allen Snoke, Elmer Sobotka, David Sobotka, Roger Sproll, Carole Sroka, David Stacker, Phylis Stafford, Andrew Stanis, Michael Stark, Jerrold Stark, Paul Starkey, Eddie Starkey, Randy I ■is- Li Starnes, Penny Starr, Randal Statnis, Steve Staton, Jim Stebbins, David Stelzer, Keitii Stempsey, Phyllis Stephens, Judith Stevens, Douglas Stewart, John Stewart, Ronald Stimpson, Leslie Stine, Dana Stone, Randall Storm, Duane Sl Story, Richard Strader, Phillip Straughn, Ronald Stratton, Nancy Strawser, Florence Stuebe, Linda Stuebe, Susan Summerlot, Harry Supp, Michael Sutton, Sharon Swaney, Daniel Swartz, Michael Swift, Joanne Tabels, Florence Taylor, Cheryl 102 Learning to communicate as fast in type as they do verbally are the girls in Mr. Richard Trower ' s Typing Class, The nimble fingered students are Cheryl Keller, Cathy Walker, Patty Fonsler, Andy Enyeart, and Deana Palfi Taylor, Mark Taylor, Marsha Taylor, Sherry Taylor, Theodore Taylor, William Teran, Edward Tevebaugh, Joe Tharp, George Thiede, Mark Thomas, Cathy Thomas, Gloria Thomas, Harold Thomas, Jane Thomas, Mark Thompson, Lester 103 Thompson, Scott Thorlton, Rachael Thornsbourgh, Rebecca Thornton, Diane Thornton, Jay Tiernan, Bernard Timm, Trudi Todd, Cyndia Todd, Dan Tomlinson, Robert Toms, Joseph Tonagaya, Buchart Totheroh, Timothy Townsend, Patricia Tozer, Richard Tracy, Richard Tran, Phuoc Trankina, Karel Trigalet, William Learning to type punctuation marks? At least, while Miss Judy Westendorf apostrophizes to Cathy Jewell, Marva Shaw, Jim Rusk, Emily Brown, Marion Osborne, and Jacquelyn Dukeman take period rests. 104 Vanderport, Martha Vanhoveln, Charles Vaughn, Gerald Vaughn, Vickie Veach, David Veltri, Reinda Vernon, Martha Vilkanskas, Thomas Vinson, Norma Vitkevic, Mary Voss, Judith Voyles, Susan Wagner, David Wagner, Donald Wagner, John Wagner, Michael Walker, Denver Walker, Molly Walker, Percy Walker, Vance 107 Watts, Patricia Weatliers, Mary Weaver, Clyde Webber, Everett Webster, Jeffrey Weishaar, Ronald Well, Mata Wells, Ricky Welsch, Sam West, Michael Wetterow, Michael Whalen, Susan Wheeler, Bradford Wheeler, Linda White, Doris After an animated view of American history (in other words, a movie), Mr. Craig Chambers discusses our past with Caty Manuel and two other students who names have not been recorded for us in the annals available. 108 Re-actions of instructors, students, and chemicals. Mr. JohnHoagland, Susan Gilkenson, and John Egloff watch the bubbling beaker in chemistry lab. Whiteman, Robert Whitlock, Herbert Whitmore, Louise Whitnell, Jud Wigger, Mary Wilber, Patricia Assault from a iDattery, or cooking with chemicals-Instructor John Hoagland and Rick Boyd, Christopher Alder, Tim Killough, Brent Honn, and Richard Mercer watch for results. 109 Instructor Marion Blackburn points out the scope of electronics to John Smith. Williams, Leroy Williams, Lucy Williams, Michael Williams, Sharon Williams, Terry Williams, Thom Williamson, Gerald Williamson, Thomas Willis, Mark Wilson, Annmarie Wilson, Cathy Wilson, Christine Wilson, Patricia Wilson, Sherry Wilson, Steven 1 lO In Police Science-From the amount of interest shown, Paige Taff and John Williams must be reading a detective story, and have evidently gotten to the last chapter. Even Instructor John Girton is interested. James Wrigley waits patiently for his turn at seeing how the mystery is solved. Wilson, Timothy Winchester, Richard Winland, Bruce Winland, Gil Winstead, Susan Winston, Miciiael 111 Music enlightens in Mr. Thomas Kukla ' s Humanities class. The strummer is Phyllis Britch. Besides Mr. Kukla, the listeners are Dolores Smock, Leon Perkins, Tom Sheppard, B. T. Faulkner, and Latricia White. Wolverton, John Woodard, William Woodring, Patricia Woodward, Merrill Woodyard, Jimmy Woodyard, Rita Wright, Christine Wright, Danny Wyatt, Michael Yanders, David Yates, Daniel Youhas, Linda Young, Barbara Young, Michael Young, Sharon H . ' ' V, J i I ' - Alvin Wilcox plugs in on Electronics and lense interest to the class Electrified students are Thomas McBride, Wilbert Cottrell Denis Gildersleeve, James Bray, Ronald Seidel, David Smith, Bruce Carv David Larkin, and Joseph Bachus. Zander, Daniel Zick, Stanton Zink, Lee Zundo, George 113 ADDENDA Anderson, Keith Arthion, Kathy Bunch, James Burt, Charles Buyno, Jerome Canon, Joseph Capps, Robert Carlson, Glenn Choate, Franklin Cook, Glenn Dickinson, Mary Earing, James Edwards, Dick Edwards, Rex Ennis, Cynthia Feutz, Charles Field, Timothy Fleming, Kay Fouts, Terry Frazee, David Garwood, Steve Gnagey, John Good, Lynn Huckstadt, Richard Jensen, Fred 1 A Strange Class, or Magic in Translation. Mrs. Pamela Strange points her finger and the Spanish language is suspended in midair. Mystified students haven ' t decided yet whether this is an easier way to learn Spanish than the usual by the recording machines. Jewell, Cathy Johnson, Michael Jumps, Allen Mariage, Jane McQuillin, Cinda Murray, Janet Ritter, Mary Ochrettren, Helen Potter, Danny Robinson, Jayne Sedlmayr, Margaret Smith, Jacaueline 115 ORGANIZATIONS VETERANS ' CLUB Officers, above, Daniel Chenoweth, president for first semester; Dicl Hoem, president for second semester; and other officers botii semesters, Steve Benner, secretary; Dick Glatz, treasurer; Ron Seidel, sergeant -at -arms; Carl Carl- son, vice president. Below, Veteran ' s Clubenjoy the Christ- mas dance they sponsored. ASTRA Above right, Mrs. Annabelle Neel and Mrs. Vivian Stokes, advisors to Astra; Patricia Farlow, president; Kathy Has- sler, secretary, Lois Woodrey, treasurer; and Mary Wic off, vice president. Below, Astra members enjoy a dinner with Altrusa, Danville ' s sponsoring organization. Below, left, Mr. James Ward, guest speaker. At right, D.J.C. President Mary Miller, Mary Wicoff, Mrs. Stokes speaking, and Patricia Far low. 123 PHI ALPHS Seated at left, Mrs. Bonita Norris, Phi Alphs ' sponsor; standing, Marsha Dorsey, president; Cathy Manuel, secre- tary; Sheryl Rebmann, treasurer; Jan Hubbard, vice presi- dent. At right, Marsha, Jan, and Sheryl with Steve Skuba. Below the Phi Alphs hold their annual Christmas party for the children of Child Development Center. Rick Jones is Santa Claus. 124 STUDENT SENATE At left, above, Mr. Wilbur Dickson, Director of Student Services; Leslie Reed, President of Student Senate; Miss Mary Miller, President of Danville Junior College; and Mr. Donald Haberkorn, Coordinator of College Center and Stu- dent Activities. Above, right, Mike McElroy, Vice President of Student Senate; Carol Henry, Secretary; Les Reed, Pres- ident; John Williams, Parliamentarian; and Don Leverenz, Treasurer. Below-Sophomore Representatives: Charles Ha - worth, Keith Boaz, and Kathy Hassler. Freshman Repre- sentatives: Ina Frazer, Ruth McKelvey, Vicki Cozatt, Pam Haberkorn, Jan Adams, Phyllis Atchison, Cindy Adair, Car la Dumas, Jody Horath, Dave Sobotka. ADVERTISING: Mr. David Kietzmann, Advisor; Co-Managers, Cathy Barr and Barbara Drobish; Sue Ponder; Carolyn Warner, Tammy Clem; Richard Falconio; David Bates; Robert Falconio. CIRCULATION STAFF: Janet Pelman, Manager; Thomas Sheppard; Gay Starbody; Patricia Holtz, EDITORIAL: Kathy Hassler; Lyn Casey; Debra Miller; Helen Schomburg, Editor. Not pictured, Joe Crawford. CHRONICLE EDITORS: Charles Haworth, Assistant Editor, Peggy Ann Williams, Editor-in- Chief; Richard Glatz, Photography Manager; Barbara Drobish, Co-Manager for Advertising, Cathy Barr, Co-Managerfor Advertising; Mr. Charles Howe Advisor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Peggy Ann Williams, Editor-in-Chief; Charles Haworth, Assistant Editor; Richard Glatz, Manager; Richard Jones, David Sobotka. CAMPUS COURIER Above center, Mr. Frank Adams, Business Advisor; Marilyn Owen, Business Manager (first semester); Jeff Russian, Ad- vertising Manager (first semester); Above left, Don Culbertson, Business staff (2nd semester). Above right, Mr. Ken Leisch, Editorial Advisor; and Scott Kair, Editor. Editorial staff, to the right and below, Becky Proffitt, Dave Macko, Mary Wicoff , Rick Burt is, David Hazelbarth, Charlotte Donaldson, Steve Skuba, Loran Lewis, Bruce Teste, Ron Uhren, Teresa Wiley, and James Newell. TAU EPSILON Tau Epsilon, Data Processing ' s social organization, has as its officers (above center) Jane Peverly, Vice President; Fred Jensen, Sergeant- at-Arms; Cindy Hahn, Secretary; and David Fletcher, President. Other pictures show Tau Epsilon members enjoying their Christmas party. Above left, playing cards, are Robert Falconio, David Fletcher, David Bates, Jack Sadler, Ron Fredrickson, and Richard Falconio. Above right, wishing he had a stocking to hang by the chimney is Chuck Abbott. At right, entertaining musically are Kevin McGreevy and Cindy Hahn. Below, just arriving, is Bob Laird. Also below, enjoying the Christmas tree, are Cindy Hahn, Evan Rice, Kevin McGreevy, and Jane Peverly, who also samples the Christmas refreshments. BLACK STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION Above center, Carla Dumas and Dean Catrell, Co-chairmen. At a Black Students ' Association dance are pictured the music makers- -Ron Adkisson, Paul Scott, Jack Rousan, Ed Smith and Joe Mar tin- -and dancers. CAMPUS LIGHT Campus Light Officers—At right, seated, John Biederman, Vice President; Randy Mann, Senate Representative; and standing, Mary Coffman, Reporter; Ellen Jones, Secretary -Treasurer; and Doug Rader, President. Campus Light activities repre- sented are Program on Card Tricks and Christianity (with Les Cord and Mr. Richard Trower identifiable). Dixy (and puppet) Christian Collegiate and the Power and Light Company, discussion group at the Conference, and registration at that conference. YOUNG REPUBLICANS (Upper left) Donald Leverenz, Vice President Debbie Dahlquist, Secretary Patty Kahler, Treasurer Matt Sneed, Pres. (Not Pictured) POLICE CADETS (Upper right) Mike Black, Pres. (Spring) Debbie Burrow, Sec.-Treas. (Spring) John Bowers, Pres. (Fall) Peggy Williams, V. Pres. (Spring) Stan Rush, V. Pres. (Fall) Mr. John Girton, Advisor BUSINESS CLUB (Lower Center) Cathy Barr, Secretary Sherri Snack, President OH CLUB (Lower Left) Gayle Gutteridge, President Ed Howe, Vice President Louise Leemon, Secretary Rick Peterson, Reporter Clarence Posing, Treasurer 134 SCIENCE CLUB Harold Schultz, Treasurer Jeff Jurczak, President Mr. Richard Christman, Advisor STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COMMITTEE Scott Kair, Publicity Chairman Mr. James Nagle, Advisor Jim Maloney, President Dana Warburton, Secretary Barbara Young, Vice President SHUTO-KAN KARATE ASSOCIATION Doug Rader, Publicity Chairman Sue Lomax, Secretary -Treasurer Anthony Beasley, President Margaret Allen, Vice President Robert McDougal, Instructor ■ r A m 135 Among the principals orienting stu- dents for the spring semester, 1972, were Mr, Donald Haberkorn, Co- ordinator of College Center and Student Activities; Mr. Wilbur Dick- son, Director of Student Services; Miss Marjorie Holmes, Dean of Women; Les Reed, President of Student Senate; and students- -John Williams, Elaine Hawkins, Jackie Fullen, and Karen Howie. 138 COLLEGE CENTER 1f Playing cards in the College Center are, clockwise, Gary Dodd, Bill Utesch, Jack Rudy, Jerry Dabels, Dave Allison, and Dan Hamer. Upper right and center pictures show Mr. Donald Haberkorn, Co-ordlnator of College Center and Student Activities, with College Center assistants- -George Fleming, Sam Carter, Eric Delawee, Chuck Moore, Dan Helm, Carol Henry, and Don Boyd. Other recreation facilities represented are the lunch bar and games at the pool tables. )  l  V  i%ilii i  i  i % i % i ) % i i  i %i i pi|  i   i «l f « ,4 , Upper left, Tony Semora Concert. Upper right, Tug of War, or Drag Them to the Mud Puddle. Left, Bill Cooper, Leon Wright, and Bob Haluska in Pie Eating Contest. Below, Sack Race, with Gay Starbody, Kenneth Lillard, and John Grubbs at right. Observing at the Foreign Students ' Picnic, above center, is Bob Barr, CHRONICLE photographer. Faculty members, who seem to like to rest and eat, are Mr. William Langas, Mrs. Martha Kay, Mrs. Alic Morrison, Mrs. Annabelle Neel, Mrs. Nancy Dickson (student), Mrs. Josephine Marno, and Mr. Wilbur Dickson and son. NEW FOREIGN STUDENTS, 1972 (at left)- -Raj ogopal Muthiah and Syed Ahmed, both from India, and Masaud Noghrehcar from Iran. FOREIGN STUDENTS PICNIC, SPRING, 1971 For the Foreign Students ' Picnic, each person brought his favorite dish from his own country. Bringing, preparing, serving themselves, and eating are John Chu (Hong Kong); Margaret Pratt (Sierra Leone! Africa); President Mary Miller (Lebanon, Indiana); Phuoc Tran (South Vietnam); Ata Abbedelal (Jordan); and Peggy Wong (Hong Kong). Faculty members present at the Foreign Students ' dinner were Mr. William Langas, Mr. and Mrs. Hua-Ching (Ta-Tung)Tong, President Mary Miller, Mr. Charles Howe, Mr. and Mrs. William Eddy, Mrs. Alice Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Warren (Betty) Beck, Mrs. Anna- belle Neel. Students present were Ata Abbedelal, Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Hind) Abbed (all 3 from Jordan), Karim Kaumy (Lebanon), Margaret Pratt (Sierre Leone), John Chu and Peggy Wong (both from Hong Kong), Judy Woo, Porchnai Pthumchaisirikul (Thailand), and Phuoc Tran (South Vietnam). Below Margaret Pratt, Peggy Wong and Phuoc Tran look as though they belonged to the Hollywood jet set with the white canvas, sloppy -brimmed, and almost -derby straw hats respectively. John Chu remained hatless. Below right, Margaret Pratt shows the prize she won in the bingo game. FOREIGN STUDENTS ' DINNER CONNORS RESTAURANT, SPRING, 1971 How does one feel with a cofya? Ata Abbedelal seems proud; Mr. William Langas seems happy; and Mr. William Eddy becomes ferocious. This Jordemian headdress was first worn by Ata. Native and favorite hats were the feature of the dinner. With Mr. Langas is Hind Abbed who wears a complete Jordanian costume. With Mr. Eddy is Tran Phuoc also wearing her native costume of South Vietnam. Below right, Karim Kaumy wears a native headdress of Lebanon. Mr. Warren Beck pretends he is a Frenchman in beret. Bob Barr, Chronicle photographer, looks as though he were getting ready for St. Patrick ' s Day with his top hat. No, it ' s not decorated with shamrocks. ASTRA STYLE SHOW Above left, models identifiable at the Astra Style Show, Spring, 1971, were Peggy Williams, Kathy Hassler, Sherry Fay, Martha Coffman, Ann Spencer, and Connie Pratt. Upper right, Minnie Pearl (Mrs. Barbara Stover) wanders in with her latest styles. Middle left, model Connie Pratt. Below, Ann Hill, Jennie Mink, and Kathy Hassler model the latest spring styles. At left, Peggy Williams, Mary Wi- coff, Kathy Hassler, and Patricia Far low at Astra ' s booth at Fall, 1971, Orientation. At right, Patricia Far low tutors a child at Neighbor- hood House. OTHER ASTRA ACTIVITIES At left, Astra holds a Garage Sale as a project. Shown as saleswomen are Kathy Hassler, Sue Smith, and Gertrude Van Allen. Below, Mrs. Gwen Caskey lectures on and demonstrates wigs for Astra (right), and Astra members try them on and model them. PHI ALPH ' S EASTER PARTY, 1971 Bringing eggs, dyeing eggs, decorating baskets and eggs, hiding eggs, and helping Child Development children find eggs are Miss Vera Diffenderfer, sponsor, and Phi Alphs- - Don Brooks, Marsha Dorsey, Sheryl Rebmann, Jan Hubbard, Susan Saunders and Jeannine Tintorri. PHI ALPH ' S OPEN HOUSE, SPRING, 1971 Open House is held at Danville Junior College each spring, to give parents and townspeople a chance to tour the campus and view achievements of the students. Above left are Mrs. Wilma Smith; Mr. Elmer Smith (Board of Trustees); and Mrs. Annabelle Neel. Above right are President Mary Miller and Mr. Terence Vogel (Board of Trustees). D.J.C. faculty and personnel members present were Mrs. Betty Hoagland, Mr. Bobby Offut, Mrs. Peggy Gardner, Mrs. Francis Ander- son, Mr. William Langas, Mr. Thomas Kukla, Mrs. Alice Morrison, Mr. Burton Brackney, and Mr. William Eddy. D.J.C. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Above left, Sharon Sutton, tuba player, and Bill Burke, viola player, are D.J.C. members of the Danville Junior College Symphony Or- chestra. Above right, are Conductor Harry Adams, Mr. Dale Fos- ter, and Mark Ferrell, guest soloist at the symphony ' s Youth Con- cert, spring, 1971. Below left, Mr. Adams and the orchestra. Be- low right, Mr. Adams photographed after the concert with his wife, Mrs. Gale Adams. LAKE VIEW STUDENT NURSES Above, at the capping of Lake View Hospital ' s Freshmen Nurses are (first row) Julie Shank, Cynthia Ennis, Leslie Stimpson, Jo EUyn Kuipers, Janet Jones, Janet Kinney, Nancy Wise, Luann Casey, Marie Shedlock, Susan Radabaugh, Kathy Arthion. Also (middle row) Susan Blumhardt, Deborah Irish, Teresa Powell, Donna Deeren, Cynthia Garrard, Reinda Veltri, Elaine Parsons, Ellen Jones, Pa- tricia Wise, and Ruth McKelvey. Also (back row) Debra Simmons, Marcia Ervin, Karren Emery, Sally Gay, LuElla Jackson, Winifred Snedeker, Merrie Lockart, Carol SproU, Mary Ritter, Wanda Landsdown, Priscilla Barkman, Candace Beckwith, and Linda You- has At the left are officers of Lake View ' s freshman class- -seated, Julie Shank, President; and standing, Cindy Ennis, Secretary- Treasurer, and Linda Youhas, Parliamentarian. 153 HONORS ASSOCIATE DEGREE CANDIDATES, 1971 Ata Abbedel-Al Alan Carlson Robert Acton Michael Carlson Doris Allen Brenda Casey Helen Anderson j Robert Clark Steve Anderson June Clemmons Christie Applegate Flora Collier John Colwell Steven Atchison Harry Cooley Harriet Atwood Larry Coombes Martha Cordes Denise Bacon Rita Cornwell Cynthia Balding Robert Cowan Terrence Baldwin Charles Crusinberry David Barber George Cunningham Gary Baron Donald Barr James Dalbey John Barr Rujean Davis Robert Barr James Dawson Gerald Barrett Carolyn Dearth Timothy Beasley Michael Defebaugh Bruce Betzold Kathryn De Young Marilyn Blacketer Claude Doggett James Bleavins Deborah Dooley Thomas Bochm Steven Douglas Daniel Bohlmann Susana Duran Sandra Boland Stephen Boltz Cathy Eickhoff Lina Brewer Deborah Elliott Donald Brooks Thomas Elsberry Nancy Brougher Dale Everts Robert Bunnell Jon Farris Michael Burk Claire Fecker Paul Burton Marilyn Ferris Paul Butler Susan Filicsky Deborah Finley James Cahall Rodney Fleming Lorraine Caltagirone James Fruin Sarah Campbell PRINCIPALS AT 1971 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Dr. Max R. Raines, Michigan State University; President Mary Miller; Dr. William G. Chalmers, First Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Evelyn Miller; Mr. Frank Mullholland, student senate president; Mr. Terrence Vogel, Mr Ralph Swanson, and Mr. Elmer Smith, members of the Board of Trustees; Mr. Wilbur Dickson, Director of Student Services; and Mr Burton Brackney, Administrative Assistant. COMMENCEMENT, 1971 ASSOCIATE DEGREE CANDIDATES John Garver jEinet Gillenwater Carol Givens Kathleen Glatz Danny Gordon Kenneth Griffith Wesley Grimes John Grubbs Roger Grunner Marilyn Hillsman Brenda Hinton Jeanne Hmura Penny Helcine David Henry Marilyn Henry Glenn Haworth Sheila Haynes Mary Hays Cassandra Haugen Michael Ingram Timothy Ingram Stanley Jansa Jean Jarboe James Jiles David Johnson James Johnson Jack Julian Stephen Kendall Eric Kenney Joseph King Phillip King Kathryn Kinney Mary Kirby Terry Kobie Mark Koebrich Debra Kottman Diana Krauel John HEile Theran Hale, Jr. Dennis Haley Linda Hall Nancy Hall Theresa Hallenberger Gary Handy Gary Hanson William Hartshorn Edward Imboden Wayne Huchel Glenda Huffman Larry Hughes Jeanne Hunt Deborah Hortsman Judy Houmes George Hoy ASSOCIATE DEGREE CANDIDATES, 1971 David Lage Glen Laird Nancy Lake Linda Land Olivia Lane Michael Lange Gary Lanier Terry Larson Trudy Leggett Michael Lennis Carol Leverich Joe Linares Ted Livengood Jim Lopinski Dallas Lyle Richard Lyon Linda McDaniel John McElhaney Brenda McHenry Gary McMillin Gerald Mach Lenora Marriage Larry Marrs George Martin James Martin Michael Martin Barbara Mayoras Nancy Megginson Allen Mehl Robert Miles, Jr. Charles Miller Evelyn Miller Glenn Miller, Jr. Stephen Mintus John Misch Judy Misch David Mitchell Debera Mofield Michelle Moran Edward Morgan Larry Morgan Patricia Morrison Larry Morts Frank MulhoUand Gregory Newman JoAnne Nicholson Donald Nickey Lanna Notar Judy Novick Cathy Omahen D. Mark Osta Eugene Owen Robert Owens Rita Paczynski Brenda Pate Ronedd Payne Charlene Pelman Douglas Picklap Joseph Pintar Debora Pitlik Naomi Plogg Connie Pratt Kathleen Proietti Wayne Ray Dora Read Rita Richardson Mary Ritter Ruth Royalty Stephen Rudolph Carol Russel Susan Rutan Linda Sadowski Christine Salladay Constance Sanders Ellen Scharlach James Scrogham Dennis Seymour John Seymour, II Kevin Shahan Gregory Shaver Michael Shields Dana Shirley Allen Shoaf Jacqueline Shuey Harold Simpson James Smith Marsha Smith Terry Snack Marietta SoUars Judith Southard James Spencer Marjorie Springgate Gary Stach Douglas Stalker, Jr. Michael Starr Gary Stephens Larry Storm Ruth Strader Timothy Stutler Paul Sutter Joan Suttle Russell Swaim Michael Swider David Szott Thomas Taden Robert Talbot Jeffrey Tate David Taylor Richard Taylor Virgil Teuscher Judith Thomas Larry Thomason Pamela Tolliver Dennis Tucker Robert Turner Thomas Turner Larry Uppinghouse Harriet Vacketta Stephen Van Buren Gary Voss Stephen Vrentas jEinet Wade Tony Wade Edward Warns Rose Welch James West Larry White Marcia Willard Debra Williams Lawrence Wills David M. Wilson David N. Wilson Louie Wilson Mario Wilson Peggy Wong Judy Woo Carl Woods, Jr. Stephen Young Mark Zotz STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNITION AWARDS Danville Junior College ' s 1972 Student Achievement Rec- ognition Award winners were Marjorie Irwin (upper left) and Michael McElroy (upper right). Alternates chosen were Connie Winter and James Frost (right). Other finalists from the 25 students nominated were Dennis Price, James Howie, Paul Kiefer, and Leslie Reed (above center) and Delores Smock, Patricia Farlow, and Patricia Shank (lower right). Emphasis was placed upon the student ' s ability to set meaningful goals and achieve them. A student must be full-time student and enrolled in the spring semester. Service in campus and community activities is also con- sidered. Judy Southard Mary (Cathy) Hayes Steve Anderson Michelle Moran Christine Salladay Donald Brooks, Jr. Rita Cornwell Kathy Proietti Paul Butler Claire Fecker Joanne Michelson Robert Barr WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES, 1971 HONORS DAY, 1971 Pictured on this page among students who were honored at Danville Junior College ' s 1971 Honors Day were Larry Stratton (Danville Engineer ' s Club Scholarship), Marilyn Hillsman (Ford Foundation Award), Evelyn Miller (Casper Piatt Scholarship), Nancy Dickson (DJC Alumni Association Scholarship), Charlene Pelman (Lucy Woodbury Award), Mary Wicoff (Women ' s Club of Danville Scholarship), Tru- dy Leggett (Danville Jr. Women ' s Club Scholarship, and BJC Alumni Lifetime Membership), Cathy Hayes, Kathy Kinney and Mary Kirby (DJC Business Club Scholarships), Lina Brewer (J. McLean Reed Scholarship), Dennis Zorns (Earl B. Boub Memorial Scholarship), and Barbara Mayoras (Danville Elks Scholarship). its ' til DEAN ' S LIST SPRING, 1971 Mary Wicoff Linda McDaniel Sheila Haynes Carol Hosken Debra Miller Robert Wicoff John McElhaney Larry Stratton Hind Abbed Barbara Mayoras Susana Duran James Ewing Harold Schultz Alan Engle Patricia Farlow Kathy Hassler Karen Thomas Michael Burk John Chu James Martin Harold Hassler Kenneth Lillard Stanley Woodard Brenda McHenry Susan Burow Diane Taylor Pamela Jones Jeffery Jurczak Deborah Dooley Barry Borror Nancy Elliott Thomas Taden NOT PICTURED Frances Ambrose Gary Baron Sandra Boland Michael Carlson Roa Cary Michael CuUivan Claire Fecker George Hoy Jim Jiles Jack Julien Olivia Lane Michael Lennis Joanne Nicholson Debora Pitlik Kathleen Proitetti Debra Romack Ruth Royalty Dana Shirley Jacqueline Shuey Richard Stefaniak David Szott Larry Thomason Edward Warns Larry White Louie Wilson Mario Wilson Barbara Bayles Randy Bellinger John Blue Alan Dean Linda Dodd Mary Elam Marsha EUedge Diane Falconio Gayle Gutteridge Richard Hesler Maria Holley Robert Holley Larry Hustedt Leigli Johnson Regina Kelnhofer Allan Kerber Paul Kiefer John Koenig Laura Langley Phyllis Ligget Cont. on page 167 PRESIDENT ' S LIST SPRING, 1971 Carol Leverich Trudy Leggett Robert Talbot David Fagan Jim Lopinski Douglas Stalker Judith Thomas MoUie Bogart Evelyn Miller Stanley Puzey John Garver Phuoc Tran Susan Hall Joanne Shank Sue Lingen Nancy Dickson NOT PICTURED Larry Coombes Gary Dixon Leslie Douglas Robert Earing Donald Edsall Janet Franklin Christine Frankino Linda Hall Jeanne Hmura Carolyn Hood Debra Lane Ted Livengood Barbara Merhley David Nelson Cheryl Peters Jane Peverly Howard Phillips Steven Rives Dennis Rose Harriett Vacketta Judith Voss Michael Walker Michael West Barbara Woodard Wilf ord Woodard Carol Wright DEAN ' S LIST (Com. from page 166) Steven Lorenzen Mark Lundquist Tom McGuire Glenda McMurray Roger Prillaman Bonnie Smith Daryl Smith Sherri Snack Phillip Thornton Blain Utsinger Janice Weathers Eric Welsch Carla Williams Constance Winter Cheryl Wood Dennis Woods Dennis Zorns PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa is the couterpart in junior colleges of Phi Beta Kappa in 4-year colleges. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship and citizenship. Above left, Mr. William Langas, sponsor, Initiates new members in the spring of 1971. New members were Debra Lane, Harold Schultz, Roger Prillaman, Laura Langley, Kathy Proietti, Char- lene Pelman, Robert Montgomery, Patricia Shank, Jim Ewing, Hind Abbed, Patricia Farlow, Gay Starbody, Mary Wicoff , Pam Jones, and Jeanne Hmura (not pictured). PRESIDENT ' S LIST, FALL, 1971-72 5.0 AVE. AT LEAST 12 HRS. Mary Weathers Winifred Snedeker Louise Slezak Donald Burmeister Marc Pritchard Gerald Cockrell Constance Winters Mary Wicoff John Blue Randal Bellinger David Knox Blain Utsinger Dolores Smock Julie Shank Terry Harmeson Roger Prillaman Carolyn Burris Robert Hous Susan Hall Patricia Farlow Stanley Peterson Howard Phillips Dennis Price Nancy Dean Luella Barrett NOT PICTURED Gayle Gutteridge Marilyn Lingen Jayne Robinson Carol Wright John Lambright Nancy Lanie Nancy Stratton Nancy Elliott James Frost (Pres. List) Cynthia Cannon Janice Elliott Jo hn Ferry Emily Brown Billy Duncan Susan Radabaugh Patricia Shank Nancy Dickson (Pres. List) Eugene Voigt Gail Ohlson Harold Schultz Rosemary Kirk Patricia Holtz Joy Knight Susan Gilkinson Cheryl Keller Steven Hoffman Janet Pelman Paula Pachciarz Roger Massey Jerry Neal Laurie Lyons Stephen Thomas (Pres. List) NOT PICTURED Suellen Barnes Gary Brownfield Glenn Doom Edward Howe Susan Jones Neal Lamb Jack Batthauer Terry Bell Phyllis Britch Kim Brown Bernice Carpenter Bruce Cary Glenn Cook Myra Davis Carol Duncan Kimber Durr Mattison Ferber DEAN ' S LIST, FALL 1971-1972 AT LEAST 12 HRS. AT LEAST 4.5 AVE. Cathy Cox Laura Langley Dennis Edgington James Maloney Debra Miller Robert Montgomery John Bowers Kathy Barr James Ewing Cynthia Hahn Jeffery Jurczak Sally Friedrich Gerald Vanderpoorte Jeffrey Benefield Daniel Brown (Pres. List) Daniel Thomas Janice Weathers Luella Barrett (Pres. List) Harold Hassler Paul Kiefer Steven Lorenzen Daniel Fairchild Betty Hambleton Hind Abbed NOT PICTURED Sally Gay Joseph Gordon Constance Gruelle John Harr Deborah Irish Norman Jones Jeffrey Laughton Merrie Lockhart DEAN ' S LIST FALL, 1971-72 NOT PICTURED Carolyn Warner Ellen Jones Teresa Powell Ronald Stewart Michael Smitley Craig Roller Penny Starnes Leonard Schmidt Clarence Posing Donald Allen Richard Hoem Jackie Goodrich Allan Kerber Mary McJilton Richard Mercer Wendell Moss Carnetta Parker Jane Peverly Carol Pollock Debra Powell Nancy Rowand Vickie Sare George Sedlmayr Bonnie Smith Dana Stine Judith Voss Sharon Young James Hehmann George Martin Jennie Mink Michael Palmer Kenneth Reding Jayne Robinson Debra Romack Barbara Sneyd Donna Spicer Larry Stratton Janice Terry Dennis Tippie Cathy Walker 168 ATHLETICS w NATIONAL J. C. CROSS COUNTRY MEET On November 13, 1971 Danville Junior College was the host of the National Junior College Cross Country Meet. Upper center. Mayor Roland Craig signs the proclamation for the meet, while D.J.C. ' s Cross Country coach, Mr. Richard Cheney looks on. Below left, D.J.C. baseball coach, Mr. George Latinovich announces the meet nationally. Lower left is D.J.C. ' s basketball coach, Mr. James Heer en, who acted as a judge at the finish line. In the other two pictures runners are shown waiting for the start of the race and as they start the race. ft Above right, Mr. Eddie Evemeyer, Chairman of Physical Education and Director of Athletics, in his office. Center left. Miss Barbara Todd, Chairman of Women ' s Physical Education, with P.E. teachers, Miss Laurna Rubinson and Miss Connie Peterson. Lower left, Mr Evemeyer with Mr. George Latinovich and Mr. Joseph Springer i teachers of Men ' s P.E. Lower right, Mr. Evemeyer receiving a trophy as the Faculty ' s most valuable player in the Circle K VS Faculty basketball game in the spring of 1971. BASKETBALL TEAM --First row, Dave Counce, Darryl Lilly, Paul Hanson, Stan Cribbett, Dale Richardson. Second row, Keith Boaz, (manager), Leon Wright, Allen Greenlee, Bill Voyles, Bill Haupt, Rick Peterson, Floyd Scott, Leroy Williams, Coach James Heeren. Back row, Jack Goodrich, Jim Bassett, Dave Fredericks, Vince Trayhan, Rufus For- rest, Glen Watson, Neil Legner. JAGUAR BASKETBALL 1 1 1 LEON WRIGHT CAREER RECORD 52 Games F.G.A. 912 F.G.M. 503 Rebounds 838 ♦Steals 159 F.T.A. 427 F.T.M. 278 Total points 1284 ♦Career Ave. 24.6 ♦Career F.G. percentage .551 ♦Career Rebound Ave. 16.1 ♦Most pts. in 1 game 45 M.V.P. (D.J.C.)--1970-71 1971-72 All Conference --both years Region IV All Star - -1972 M.V.P.-- 1971 D.J.C. Round Robin M.V.P- -Round Lake Holiday Tournament - - 1 97 1 ♦School records Miss Barbara Todd Advisor Karen O ' Neal Mary Collins Chris Wilson Brenda Armantrout Donna Burden Jackie Smith Laurie Walsh Chris Hoffman Pam Haberkorn Sheryl Rebmann Lisa Riggle Vickie Rebmann Sue Smith Jackie Novick Mata Well Marlene Potter Terri Kirby NOT PICTURED Candy Young Mary Rainboth Patty Vogel Clnda McQuillen Jan Elliott Barbara Conger Cindi Styer Mara Nolan CROSS COUNTRY TEAM- -Kim Brown, Jeff Palmer, Greg Palmer, Randy Carter, Steve Verhey, Chuck Mullins, Tom Williamson, Coach Richard Cheney. GROSS COUNTRY MOST VALUABLE MOST VALUABLE CAPTAIN JEFF PALMER GREG PALMER STEVE VERHEY TOP ROW NEAL SETTES TERRY KEGLEY STAN NEFF DICK GASAWAY COACH JOSEPH SPRINGER GOLF BOTTOM ROW RICH LAMB MARK HALUSKA DAN RODRIGUIZ MIKE HOOGE MARK SCHERER TEAM 1 Ellen Connelly Sheryl Rebmann Becky McKee Jeanne Mikel TEAM 3 Mark Knapp Dave Kalita Vicki Rebmann Rick Burtis TEAM 5 Ken Krauel Bob Hous Jennie Brinegar Louie Hinkle Mike Hutson (Absent) TEAM 2 Don Leverenz Howard Frankenthal Kay Linne Teresa Hanson Keith Ashcraf t TEAM 4 Les Reed Howard Phillips Bobbi Drobisch Mark Brazel Steve King (Absent) TEAM 6 (On page 181) Rich Falconio Bill Fenet Jan Elliott Tom White Bob Falconio GIRLS ' EXTR AM URALS Among the girls taking part in the Spring, 1972, Extramurals are pictured Coach Connie Peterson, Jackie Smith, Jackie FuUen, Becky McKee, Betty Hambleton, Barbara Smith, Betty Hambleton, Marsha Davan, Mary Rainboth, Patty Vogel, and Susan Blackford. ATHLETIC BANQUET AND LETTERMEN SPRING. 1971 At the Spring Athletic Banquet those who participated in sports were awarded trophies and letters for the year. Trophies were awarded to Stan Neff, with Golf Coach Joe Springer (upper left); Leon Wright with his basketball trophy (center) Don Burdette with Wres- tling Coach Dan Winland (upper right); and Bob Hal- uska and Art Bartges with trophies for baseball (lower right). To the left are pictured players who received letters for basketball (with Coach Jim Hee- ren), wrestling (with Coach Winland), and baseball (with Coach George Latinovich). ADVERTISERS DANVILLE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION BARKMAN CHEVROLET SALES COMPANY 107 West North 446-7760 MCALEER BUICK 115 West North 443-3100 GLEN T. SMITH (Chrysler- -Plymouth) 807 North Vermilion 443-0880 JULIAN MOTORS 102 South Street 443-0310 NOBLE MOTOR CO. (Ford) 231 West Main 442-1840 KOEHN MOTORS, INC. (Dodge) 319 North Vermilion 446-0936 SHEPARD MOTORS, INC. 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