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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

THE CHRONICLE DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE DANVILLE ILLINOIS VOLUME 11 ' ' TOMORROW ' S LEADERS TODAY TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Classes Administration and Personnel Faculty Organizations Activities Honors Sports Advertisers . .5 . 11 101 123 130 146 155 171 183 2 VOL UME 11 CHRONICLE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ann Starr ASSISTANT EDITOR James Carte PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGERS ::::::::::::: oeTnis ADVERTISING MANAGERS ja e GrmS oT,=r.:::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::: Mr. David Kietzmann 4 PRESIDENT WILLIAM LANGAS DEDICATION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE L UNCHEON President Mary Miller was honored on June, 30, 1972, by a Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. The Chamber of Commerce and townspeople had established the Mary Miller Scholarship in her honor. Above, President-Elect William Langas presents this scholarship to President Miller, while Mr. Harold L. Defenbaugh, president of the Chamber of Commerce looks on. PRESIDENT ' S MEETING President William Langas is shown above with Mr. Russell Guin, Chairman of the Danville Junior College Board of Trustees, at the President ' s Session held September 5, 1972. Mr. Langas became the second president of Danville Junior College July 1, 1972. Since 1969 he has served as Director of Faculty and Instruction at D.J.C. He served as Chairman of the Social Science Depart ment from 1966 to 1969. He received his bachelors and his masters degrees at the University of Illinois. He has appeared in Outstanding Educators of America (1970), and is a member of the American Association for Higher Education, American Association of Junior Colleges, Communi- ty College Social Science Association, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, and Phi Theta Kap- pa. INTEREST IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES Since 1966, President William Langas, a former student at Danville Junior College, has had a great interest in student activities and welfare. His interest in foreign students is indicated by the scenes above, in which he congratulates Jaime A. Marzana, Jaime ' s mother and father (from La Paz, Bolivia) and Jaime ' s wife, on the occasion of Jaime ' s receiving his Associate Degree at Dan- ville Junior College, June, 1972. Also above. President Langas is seen attending the Charter meeting of International Club, October, 1972. Below, President Langas attends the Christmas party of the Phi Alphs (as co-sponsor) for the children of the Child Development Center in December, 1970. Also below President Langas officiates at the Phi Theta Kappa initiation, June, 1969. ILLINOIS JUNIOR COLLEGE BOARD MEETING On October 20, 1972, President Langas welcomed to the Danville Junior College campus the Illinois Junior College Board for their business meeting. Above, President Langas is shown visiting with Mr. Russell Guin, Chairman of the D.J.C. Board of Trustees; Mr. Rey W. Brune, Chairman of the Illinois Junior College Board; and Mr. Fred L. Wellman, Executive Secretary of the Illinois Junior College Board. 10 CLASSES ADKISSON, PHYLLIS Senate LII Cheerleader LII Kollefie Kapers Black Students Assn. D-JC Week Comm. Women ' s Rec. Assn. DARROW, DAVID Senate II Chronicle IIJII Electronics Club LII OH Club LII Science CI, LII Bishops I, II Vets. CI. Ill FALCONIO, RICHARD Senate II Chronicle I, II Bowling 1,11 Sec. II Tau Epsilon 1,11 Orientations GRIFFIS, JANE Chronicle Adv. Mgr. II Tau Epsilon I,II Pres. I Pres. List Dean ' s List LOMAX SUE ANN Senate II Karate CI. I,II Sec. I Astra I, II Phi Alphs I Wmn ' s Rec. Assn. I,II SCHOMBURG, HELEN Chronicle Copy Ed. I,II Campus Courier I Astra I, II Sec. II ACTIVITY AND A CADEMIC LEADERS BURDEN, DONNA Senate LII Sec. I ■laguarettes I D.JC Week Chr. I, Astra I Yovmg Repub. I,II Howling I KoUege Kapers Dance Comm. Orientations ()[)en House Guide HARMESON, TERRY Senate Sec. II Pres. List Dean ' s List Bus. CI. LIT Bowling II D.JC Wk. Chr. II Dance Comm. Orientations JONES, RICHARD Chronicle LII Phot. Mgr. II Wrestling LII Kollege Kapers Young Repub. II Lettermen ' s CI. II Phi Alphs LII Treas. II SEIDEL, RON Senate Pres. II Vets ( 1. LII Sgt. ol ' Arms I pjlectronics CI. Pres. I Bus. CI. II Bowling II DJC Wk. Comm. II Dance Comm. Orientations SKUBA, STEVE Senate II Campus Courier Asst. Ed. 1,11 Phi Alphs V. Pres. I Pres. II Kollege Kapers DJC Band WEATHERS, MARY ELLEN Bus. Club LII Treas. II Pres. List Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers Campus Light II Orientations Open House Guid HOWIE, CAIRAN Senate II Astra Chr.-Bd.Dir. Bus. CI. Phi Alphs KoUege Kapers Orientations Open House Guide WEATHERS, JANICE ANN Senate II Bus. CI. Pres. II Pres. List Dean ' s List Kollege Kapers Campus Light Student Ach. Orientations MEECE, CHARLES Senate I Young Repub. I,II Sec. II Bus. CI. I Beta Gamma Pres. I Intramur. Basebl. WILSON, ANNMARIE Campus Courier II Student Environ. Action II Sec.-Treas. II Young Demo. CI. II Karate CI. II 1 ' au pjpsilon I ELLIOTT, JANICE Bowling Sec. I Jaguarettes I Dean ' s List Symphony Orch. I, II Bus. CI. li WILLIAMS, PEGGY Senate Chronicle Ed. -in-Chief Police Cadets V. Pres. Astra BACKUS, JOE Senate II Electron. CI V. Pres. II BRINEGAR, JENNY Wmn ' s Rec. Assn. Open House Guide COLLOM, CAROL Chronicle Layout Ed. II YoungRepub.Cl.il RUSHIN, JEFF Campus Courier I, II Ady. Mgr. i Young Repub. CI. I,II Intramurals I, II SEIFERT, KEVIN Cheerleader I, II Kollege Kapers Tau Epsilon I SMITH, SUSAN Jaguarettes I, II Instructor II Astra I YoungRepub.Cl.il Bus. CI. II BALSKUS, MARY Phi Aphs I,II V. Pres. II Jaguarettes II Dean ' s List COZATT, VICKI Senate I, II Cheerleader I, II Kollege Kapers Young Repub. CI. I,II HOLTZ, PAT Chronicle Cir. Mgr. II Dean ' s List PONDER, SUE Chronicle Adv. Mgr. 11 Tau Epsilon Sec.-Treas. 11 Young Repub. CI. RIGGLE, LISA Senate I, II Jaguarettes I, II Instr. II Kollege Kapers Orientations DJC Wk. Comm. RUSK, SANDRA Senate I Chr.of Adv. 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II Chronicle FALCONIO, ROBERT Senate I Chronicle I, II Bowling I, II Pres. II Tau Epsilon I, II KAMPLAIN, GARY Dean ' s List PITTMAN, MARK Baseball LH HOEM, RICHARD Vets. CI. Pres. I,II Dean ' s List Dance Comm. PRICE, DENNIS Chronicle Phot. Mgr. 11 Student Ach. Finalist I Dean ' s List Pres. List Vet ' s CI. II LIGHT, STEVE OH Club ALLEN, MARGARET Karate Club V. Pres. I BLACK, MIKE Police Cadets Pres. I BUTLER, PHEARN Bus. CI. I,II Orientations HILL PAM Dean ' s List Bus. CI. n KAIR, SCOTT Cam pus Courier Editor 1,11 LEVERICH, STEVE Electron. CI. Sec. II MALI, RANDY Senate I Campus Light I WELL, MATA Jaguarettes Instr. II WINCHESTER, RICHARD Senate Tau Epsiion II BROWN, KIM Cross Country CANNON, CYNTHIA CLINE, TOM Dean ' s List Basketball I, II CRIPPIN, JOANNA Pres. 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I KELNHOFER, KEN Senate I Karate CI. I KIRBY, TERRY Jaguarettes KUESTER. SUSAN Dean ' s List McDOUGAL, BOB Karate CI. Instr. I McFARLAND, KATHY Phi Alpha Sec. II PETERSON, RICK Basketball REPASY, KATHY Senate Tau Epsilon I,II WALSH.LAURA Jaguarettes WILLIAMSON, TOM Cross Country Lettrmns CI. COWAN, RON Chronicle II KIRK, ROSEMARY Dean ' s List LAMB, RICK GolfI,II MIKEL, JEANNE Bowling NOVICK, JACKIE Jaguarettes I NOVICK, JILL Cheerleader I, II PACHCIARZ, PAULA Dean ' s List SCHMIDT, LEONARD Dean ' s List SNEYD, MATT Young Repub. CI. Pres. II SMOCK, DELORES Pres. List Student Ach. Finalist WATTS, PATRICE Cheerleader II CHESS-ED A DRESS — Is it the Bobby Fisher influence? They say that there is an affinity between mathematics and chess. Anyway the dress is attractive and fitting for Mrs. Eileen Farrell as she teaches Math, to Karen Hockett, Jack Morrison, Richard Lamb, Sharon Campbell, and Lynn Tuttle. SOPHOMORES 19 Baker, Robin Balchuk, Patricia Baldwin, Lawrence Bantz, Dan Barnes, William Barnett, Eva Barth, Randy Bauer, Gregory Bennett, Donna Best, Debra Biage, Phillip Biava, Linda Blacketer, Marilyn Blumhardt, Susan Blundy, David I i CELL AND TELL — Or is the name of the game The Microscope That Interlopes on Lives of Squir- ming Germs ? Anyway Mr. Curtis Huffman seems to be enjoying it with his biology students: Terry Brackney, Diane Siddons, Julia Gutteridge, Mark Thomas, Pat Menges, Liz McJilton, Kathy Cornwell, and David Mariage. Brenner, Stephen Brigham, Lesley Brink, Jo Ann Britch, Phyllis Brunett, Bruce Bryant, Cecil Buckles, Paul Bunch, James Burmeister, Donald Burton, Marta Butcher, Kathryn Carlson, Bruce Carlson, Glenn Carter, Randall Carter, Samuel, Jr. Catney, Craig Chalmers, David Chantos, Frank Clark, Harley Cler, Pamela Connelly, Ellen Connor, Janet Cook, Cask Cook, Frederick Cooper, Allen Cork, Kevin Cornwell, Cynthia Cornwell, Kathy Cox, Richard Cravens, Barbara Creek, Bob Cronk, Donald Crose, James TO SCREEN OR NOT TO SCREEN— That is the problem for Instructor Carol Stokes and Kathy Long, Marsha Pierce, Bruce Carlson, Barb Hepner, and Michael Henry. Culbertson, Donnie Culp, James Cunningham, Darryl Cunningham, Gregory Cunningham, Rebecca Cunningham, Stephen Cunningham, Vicki Curtis, Mary Dahlquist, Debra Daniel, Alan Davan, Marcia David, Michael Davis, Myra Davis, Penny Davis, Susan DeWitt, Gary Dickerson, Timothy Dilts, Thomas Doney, Mary Duden, Randall Duff, James Dunbar, Eric Duncan, Billy Edwards, Erba Edwards, James Edwards, Rex Elder, Mary Elliott, Cathy BUDGETING AND BUYING— In these days of infla- tion sometimes it seems as though, no matter how you plan expenses, there are 4 people instead of 1 waiting for your money. Is this what Instructor Delores Wagle and her Adult Education students are trying to il- lustrate about marketing? 24 25 26 Hall, Beverly Hallstrom, Louis Hamilton, Gladys Hampel, Jacqueline Harris, Judith Hawkins, Elaine BEAKER PEAKERS— In other words Bunsening the chemicals are Instructor Richard Christman and students— Ray Butler, Jim Earing, Clark Johnson, Bruce Felgenhauer, Dan Gottschalk, Stan Puzey, and Randall Starr. 27 Head, William Henrichs, Glenn High, Harl Hill, Edward Hill, James Hockett, Karen Hockett, Marilyn Hofbauer, David Holden, Allan Holt, James Ingold, Gary Irwin, Bill Janssen, Ronald Jeffries, Cynthia Johnson, Clark Johnston, Mary Jordan, Mary Kidwell, Janet Kindred, Michael Knowles, Jane Koehn, Phillip Kotcher, Peggy LaMar, Wannah Laker, Stephen 29 Moore, Marcia Nelson, Oliver Neville, Maynard Nilapant, Chiwin O ' Connor, Harry Oliver, Pamela Olson, Dennis O ' Neil, Karen 30 31 SPEED READING STALLS FOR THE CAMERA-Mrs. Norma Jean Bailey, chairman of the Academic Department of Adult Education, and two students pause in their individual booths from their progress with speed reading to pay deference to the camera. Shafer, Philip Shaw, Marva Simpson, Mary Simpson, Susan Skinner, Joan Smith, James Smith, Nora Smith, Susan Smitley, Michael Smoot, Donald Smoot, Kay Sneyd, Louann GREEN THUMBS AND READ WORDS— Mrs. Abbie Collins, Adult Center Learning Resources Specialist, helps three Adult Education students broaden their learning horizons. FORTUNE VENDING MACHINES?— No, Mr. John Oxley is guiding Kathy Repasy and Jane Griffis in the Data Process. IRRESISTABLE FORCES AND IMMOVABLE OBJECTS — Mr. Maurice Stauder experiments with them in Physics class. Students are Cindy Cornwell, JoAnn Brink, Mike Clary, Donna Haskins, Allen Shoaf, Sam Carter, and Clarence Severado. Todd, Dan Trigalet, William Turpen, Michael Tutlis, Paul Tuttle, Philip Uvick, Anita 35 Vance, Thomas Vanderport, Martha Vantrepotte, Dolly Volpert, Rose Voss, Judith Waggaman, Kim Wagner, Michael Walsh, Laura Walters, David Warfel, Lloyd Warfield, Carl Webster, Jeffrey Wells, Ricky Whalen, Susan White, Phyllis Whitlock, Herbert Wicoff, Robert Wilken, Elaine Wilkens, James Williams, Robert Wilson, Patricia Wingrove, James 36 Workman, Charles Wise, Starna Wyatt, Michael Zundo, George I BUDDHIST MEDITATION OR GAME OF TIDDLE-WINKS— Mrs. Shirley Schofield and the four children of Child Development are deeply engrossed in the occasion. FRESHMEN Aaron, Douglas Abbed, Dalai Acord, Zella Adams, Ernest Adams, Michael Affholter, Dean Agusti, Jose Agusti, Manue! Albin, Michael Aleshire, Constance Alkajbaf, Ahman Allen, John 39 Allen, Larry Allen, Lawrence Allen, Rosie Allensworth, Alice Allison, Vickie OLE, EL TORO!— From the looks of Karen Trox- el, lying on her desk pallet, the bull must have won the fight in Mrs. Pamela Strange ' s Spanish class. The seKoritas and matadors surrounding the gored Karen are Frank Cullen, Daniel Clark, Regina Phelps, Karen Hassler, Thomas Davis, and Mrs. Strange. Alt, Wesley Alyea, Jon Anaya, Geraldine Anderson, Gordon Anderson, Leland Anderson, Mark Anderson, Raymond Andree, James Archer, Donald Arlington, Thomas ' .J r Arnold, Harold Askren, Willard Atkinson, Jean Ayers, James Baer, Tobi ENGROSSED AFICIONADOS— Waiting for the moment of truth are Kathleen Miskus, Debbie Lee, Daniel Clark, Ruby Scott, Edna McConnell, Rebecca Proffitt, Stephen Blazaitis, Mrs. Strange, Karen Troxel, Phillip Supple, Kathleen Ryan, Frank CuUen, Carolyn Lyles, and Karen Hassler. ADULT EDUCATION BUS DRIVERS— Jack Jones, Doris Zimmer, Larry Montgerard, Wayne Kaiser, Tracy Woods, Mel Cunningham, and Mr. Earl Stelzer, vocational co-ordinator for Adult Education. Barrett, Jack Barth, Cheryl Bass, Carolyn Bass, David Basso, Rae Baumberger, Kurt Beasley, Edward Beck, Nancy Beckelhymer, Julia Becker, Jerry Beever, Lance Behzadnezhad, Marzeyeh Bender, Terry Benefield, Fernetta Benson, Steven Bertelli, Lonna Beynon, Mark 42 ADULT EDUCATION SPEECH AND HEARING THEFIAPY— Therapist Bette Schuster and testing a Child Development child. Blackford, Lynn Blazaitis, Stephen DESK AND BLACKBOARD MATHEMATICS— Pencil + Paper + Brainpower=Matheniatics Student. Mrs. Ta-Tung Tong guides Victoria Rouse, Jim Southard, David Lindsay, Mary Simpson, Floyd Seaton, Madonna Lesko, and Dan Armstrong in her class. 44 SLIDE RULE MATHEMATICS— You could probably toboggan on the slide rule that Mr. Ronald Colwell uses to demonstrate with, in his Physics class. Jon Anderson, Anita Johnson, Kathy Cornwell, and Patrick O ' Toole are saying, Get a load of this slide rule! Borgwald, Charyl Borgwald, Dorothy Borgwald, Terry Borgwald, Timothy Bostwick, Gene Bostwick, Michael Botero, Daniel Boudreau, Michael Bowman, Paul 46 i Briggs, Richard Brinkley, Stephen Brittingham, Mark Britton, Robert Brock, Gregory Brown, Bruce Brown, Carol Brown, Charles Brown, Jeffrey CEMENTING AGRICULTURE-Instructor Larry Korte watches Tony Edgington levelling landscape lanes. At right, Mr. Korte demonstrates that even Agriculture mechanics have to crack a book occasionally. Students are Marty Maul and Jim Magget. 47 Bruder, Robert Buck, Lorraine Buck, Naquita Buford, David 48 Burgess, Louis Burgoyne, Richard Burke, Sandra Burnett, Joseph 49 Buttrey, Cade, Cahall, Cain, Calamari, Callahan, Campbell Julia Susan Mary Jonathan June Kay Sharon 50 Campodonico, Carder, Edward Joni Carley, Everett Carlock, Ke vin Carpenter, Carpenter, Carr, Barbara Terry Adrienne Carson, Carter, Carter, Carter Carwell, Cash, Cash, Linda Debra Randall William Joe Carla Steven AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS— Instructor Dale Fathauer demonstrates for Tom Arlington, Gregg Lyons, Jim Jarred, and Terry Simons. Cissell, Thomas Clark, Michael Clary, Michael Clawson, Aritha Claypool, Barry 52 READING, WRITING, AND COMMUNICATION— Above left, Mrs. Helen Freeman teaches Com- munications to English-speaking Adult Education students. In the other two pictures, Mrs. Vanessa Ewing teaches English communication to Spanish-speaking students. Conover, David Conway, Patrick Cook, David Cook, James Coonce, Michael Coonrod, Beth Ann Cooper, James Cooper, Michael 54 I I Copass, David Cotton, Thomas Courson, Robert Cowan, Charles Cowen, Mary CLOTHES TO WEAR— In the picture at the upper right, Mrs. Sue Wingrove helps a child from Child Development put on clothes to go outdoors. In the other two pictures, Mrs. Barbara Williams instructs older Adult Educa- tion students how to make the clothes to wear, in her class in Home Economics. Cox, Joyce Cox, Richard Crawford, Estella ARTISTS AT WORK— Mrs. Maurine Sell observes the artistic creations of Child Development children learning to draw and print. Crawford, Mark Cremeens, Elza Cress, Ronald Criblez, Robert Crockett, Dorothy Cronk, Rex Crosswhite, Noel Crow, James Crow, Trudy Cunningham, Linda Curry, Gerry Curtis, Nancy Daily, Debra Dalenburg, Keith Darrow, Frank Daulton, Dennis Davis, Bonnie 1 Davis, Steven Davis, Thomas Dawson, Leslie Day, Linda Dean, Nancy Deardorff, Bonnie Deatley, Katherine Debarba, Richard Deeken, Michael Deem, Anna Deem, Steven Deeren, Donna Depratt, Larry Dequimpaul, Debra Dewitt, Walter 57 MOTOR MECHANICS— Mr. William Ingram teaches Vo-Tech. mechanics how to use meters on motors. Concerned students are Mike Ludwif!, Mike O ' Brien, John Twork, Jim Jarred, and Raymond Godman. Dickson, Jeanette Dietz, Susan Divan, Tonv Donaldson, Charlotte Dowers, Barbara Doan, James Downey, Gilbert Downing, Lindsay Drews, William Drollinger, Michael DroUinger, Sandra Drullinger, Teresa 58 I Farnsworth, David Farrell, Ronald Faulkner, Barbara Faulkner, Douglas Fegett, Margaret Fe lgenhauer, Marjorie Fenton, John Ferber, Stephen Ferraro, Thomas Ferris, Susan Fertaly, John Fertaly, Rita 60 61 TESTING UPHOLSTERY Mrs. Josephine Marno and Adult Education Power Sewing students checlc the upholstery— first by touch and then by using it. Gaumer, Sheryl Gay, Lena Gee, Janet Gernand, Shirley Gilles, Wendy Glines, Michael Glouser, Jackie Gonzalez, Gilda Gooden, James Gouty, Verneta Grant, Deborah Grant. James AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS?-It looks as though Mrs. Madeline Cheek and her Adult Education classes are all packed for a trip around the globe. Graves, Donald Gray, Denise Gray, Gary Gray, Mary Greene, Carolyn Greene, Mary Gress, Martin Grider, Beth Griffin, Robert Griffith, Corbitt Grinestaff, Sharon Gross, Ron 64 65 67 ENGROSSED WITH WESTERN CIVILIZATION— Wrapped up in history, after Mrs. Yolanda Connolly ' s class are students: Carolyn Henson, Mark Beynon, Donna Burden, and Howard Mockabee. 1 I I A 1 t Hawkins, Dorrain Heath, Betty Hayden, Leona Heft, William Hearrington, Connie Hegg, William Heiden, Christopher Henderson, Margaret Henderson, Charles Henry, Michael Henderson, David Henry, Patrick Henson, Carolyn Hepner, Barbara Hesse, Mark Hewitt, Steven Hickman, Marsha Hile, Kirk ENGROSSED IN NATURE-Mr. Karl Davis takes his science class outdoors to continue their studies via a field trip. On hills of knowledge are C. Sheridan, M. Turner, A. Whitlow, S. Tonogaya, J. Longfellow, E. Rice, D. Ries, M. Lazell, P. Niroj, R. Burgoyne, and L. Welsch. Johnson, Jay Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Marc Johnson, Melvin Johnson, Mercedes Johnson, Sharlene Johnson, Winifred Jordan, Marc Julian, Linda Juvinail, Jackie Kammin, Donna Kaufman, Donna Keller, Karen Keller, William Kelley, Randall Kelley, Russell Kelly, Joyce Kempen, Stephen Kestufskie, James Kibler, Rex Killough, Larry King, Dewy FIGURING OUT HOW TO OPEN AN ATTACHE CASE— Oh, well, a math class should know a number of ways of getting the cor- rect combination. Math Instructor — Mr. Benny Albin. Groups of students — Gary Merlie, Karen Keller, and Richard Hamilton, and Hani Al-Mazeedi, Helen Schomburg, and Dan Clark. 74 Koenig, Robin Kook, Eva Kramer, James KroU, Janet Kronas, Theodore Kruger, Richard Kuehn, William Kuhn, Shirley Kutch, Anne Kyger, Becky 75 Lain, Roger Lake, Willie Lambros, Sandra Lamm, Jeff Landsdown, Langford, Maria Wanda Lang, Jacqueline Leclaire, William Lee, Shirley Leggett, Verneil Lesko, Joanne Lewallen, Steven Lientz, Nicholas Lindahl, Bruce Lindley, Kenneth Linne, Robert Llewellyn, Sharon HUMANITIES THEATER— Producer, Mr. Thomas Kukla. Community of actors putting together the scene— Walter DeWitt, Jeff Benefield, Duane Bohme, Christine Evans, Frederick Cook, Terry Bell, Greg Scanlan, and Jeff Schellhardt. Martin, Tim Marxmiller, David Matthew, Gail McAlexander, Randy McAllister, Jesse McCarty, Charles McClain, Oscar McClure, Laurie McCoy, Kasandra McDermott, Christine McDonald, Patrick McFadden, Joseph McFadden, Mary McGuire, Robert Mclntyre, Shirley McKinzie, Lawrence McLaughlin, Janet McMorris, Martha Meeker, Michael Menges, Patricia Mentock, Ronald Merrick, Pamela Mielke, Patricia Miles, Maris Miller, Danny Miller, Dorothy Miller, Edward Miller, Joseph Miller, Scott Miller, Wilma SPEECH CIRCLES— Is it group therapy or panel discussion? Instructor— Mrs. Barbara Stover. Wallflowers— Teresa Hanson Penny Davis, Gary DeWitt, Joe Thompson, Mindy Hussman, Tom Ferrars, and Mark Murrin. 79 NOT SANTA CLAUS— HE HAS NO WHISKERS— But it must have been a happy test, for the students look as though t hey were receiving Christmas ifts. Students receiving hourly exam papers in Mr. Charles Howe ' s American Literature class are Karen Hockett, Kathy Long, Larry Kizer, Darryl Cunningham, Mike Lazzell, Cathy Hawkins, Laurie Lyons, Dennis Orington, Herbert Whitlock, John Ellis, Sandra Hinthorn, Joyce Latoz, and Mark Mackovic. Mitchell, Lyle Moffett, John Mofield, Patricia Molina, Marilyn Molloy, Susan Monroney, Rodney Monson, Paul Moore, Dennis Moore, Esther Moore, Jacqueline Moore, Lyle Moore, Shipley Moore, Syvera Morris, Theodore Mowery, Sue MulhoUand, Becky Murphy, Kay Musk, Lew 80 1 Phillips, Ronald Phillpott, Evette Pollock, Penny Potter, Cheryl Potter, Mark Potter, Marlene Powell, Lewis Power, Ernest Price, Luanne Rakers, Larry 1 i HOW HYDROGEN CHLORIDE SMELLS— Mrs. Barbara Pool demonstrates to cornered students, Janet Kidwell and Suzan Ferris. To the right, Mrs. Pool checks the residue from experiments in the laboratory notebooks of Renee Benjamin and Steven Hart. Ramsey, Pamm Reddy, Fredrick Reed, Cordell Reed, Dorothy Reed, Jerry Reifsteck, Marilyn Reno, Renee 82 Reynolds, Janet Rhodes, Marian Rhodes, Marieu Rice, William Richard, Bob Richards, Alice Ries, DougJs FINIS ™ THOSE IMMORTAL IDEAS-In other words it ' s the end of a theme-writing hour and time for Glenda Foster Wayne White, and Mike Kestufskie to turn in their dreams to Instructor Ilva Walker. ' m ■ Roach, Arthur Robertson, Ronnie Robinson, Joseph Rogers, Marsha Rohn, Daniel Romack, Elizabeth Romack, Susan Romine, Anne Romine, Jack Rose, Marvin 83 Rosenberger, Robert Ross, Rick Rouse, Luann Rudd, Duane Rummel, Edward Russell, Diane Russell, Ron Rutan, Martha Rutan, Steven Saikley, Deborah Salts, Wilma Samaras, Patsy Sanders, Gary Sanders, George Sanders, George HOW DO YOU MAKE YOUR MONEY GO FARTHER?— Mr. Timothy Mahoney, Economics instructor, listens to Leon Soller ' s idea and then he takes a firm stand . Other economics students are Craig Potter, Phyllis White, Greg Bauer, Don Rodriguez, Don Burmeister, and Brent Deem. 84 Sanders, Paul Sargent, Debora Scanlan, Gregory Scarlett, Stephen Schlueter, Melinda Schmidt, Theodore Schofield, Marcia Schultz, Jackie Scott, Paul Scott, Ruby Seaman, Elaine Seaton, Floyd Selk, Debra Seright, Nancy Severado, Clarence 85 86 CLASSY CIRCLES— Mrs. Martha Kay, Drama and Rhetoric instructor, and students—Sue Burrows, John Talbott, Steve Hewitt, Maris Miles, Marsha Hickman, Pat Holem, Don Graves, and Marc Jordan. Skinner, Kenneth Smiley, Everett Smith, Donna Slayton, Kathy Smith, Craig Smith, Jean Slichenmyer, James Smith, Don Smith, Kelly Smith, Ralph Smith. Stuart Smittkamp, Keith Smoot, Dianna Sollars, Jan Sollars, Phyllis Sommerville, Carla Southard, James Spears, Patricia Spears, Teresa IS IT CONSTITUTIONAL?— Mr. Craig Chambers and his Political Science students try to judge that question. Students— Lawrence Schmitt, Paul Hanson, Shelley Barker, Steve Skuba, and Nancy Ann Stratton. Spilker, John Spillman, Deborah Spiralke, Debra 89 DILIGENT WAITERS— Eyes are on the ball in P.E. Instructor George Latinovich and student Bob Marron. Stevens, Mark Stevens, Miles Stine, Steven Stockdale, Paula Stover, Daniel Stover, Jaye Strader, Phillip Strain, Harriette Strink, David Strubinger,Ga Summers, Donald Sungail, Jovonne Swanson, Dale Switzer, David Tabels, Florence Tabels, Ken Talbott, Lewis Tanner, Michael Tanquary, Margery Taylor, Cheryl Terry, James Test, Barbara Tevebaugh, Charles Tholen, Steven Thoma, Carl Thomas, Linda Thompson, David 92 AND FOR A SOUND MIND— Mr. Walter Smith captures the minds of his Psychology students. Students— John Ellis, Leonard Schmidt, Arthur Strawser, Penny Davis, William Hegg, Anita Uvick, Madonna Lesko, and Joseph Specogni. 93 Wantland, Tony Ward, Helen Warren, John HAPPY, HAPPY SOCIAL STUDIES— Enjoying every minute of the class is Instructor Sandra Schweighart. Happy student workers are Kathy Miskus, Connie Boswell, Scott Kair, Elaine Hawkins, Jeanine Mikel, Dick Gasaway, Robin Baker, Suzanne Taylor, Cynthia Cornwell, and Janet Conner. Warren, Walter Watts, Larry Wear, Terry Webber, Everett Wellman, Charles Welsch, David Welsch, Laurence Welsh, David Wendt, Patricia Wengler, Janet White, Anthony Whitington, Cheryl Whitlaw, Allan Whitlaw, Anthony Whitnell, Jud 94 96 ADMINISTRA TION AND PERSONNEL MRS. VIVIAN SCHULTZ BOARD SECRETARY MR. TERENCE VOGEL . MR. THOMAS W. CONRON 102 m PRESIDENT WILLIAM LANGAS MISS MARY MILLER PRESIDENT EMERITUS MR. BURTON BRACKNEY DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ADMINISTRA TION MR. WILBUR DICKSON DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES MR. J. WILLIAM EDDY DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS MR. WILLIAM TEMPLETON DIRECTOR OF RESERCH AND GRANTS 103 MR. JAMES NORMAN ' MRS. VIVIAN SCHULTZ CO-ORD. OF COMM. DEVEL. COLLEGE RELATIONS . EXECUTIVE SECRETARY BOARD SECRETARY ADMINISTRA TIVE MR. HARRY SMITH MR. GEORGE BUROW CO-ORD OF EVENING PUBLIC RELATIONS— MRS. PEGGY GARDNER OFF-CAMPUS EXTENSION FEATURE WRITER SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT MRS. DOROTHY ANDERSON MRS. PHYLLIS PLUM ART BUS. AFFAIRS SEC. DIR. OF ACAD. AFFAIRS ' SEC. ADMINISTRATORS ' SECRETARIES MRS. JANET ANDERSON MRS. VIRGINIA JACKSON CO-ORD. EVENING EXT. ' S SEC. PRES. EMERITUS ' WORK-STUDY STUDENT fli DEANS OFFICES TOP ROW BACCALAUREATE MRS. BETTY LEVY SECRETARY MRS. ALICE MORRISON DEAN LIBRARY MR. LELAND COREY ACTING DEAN MIDDLE ROW ADULT EDUCATION MRS. MILDRED MILLS SECRETARY MR. ROBERT NORWOOD ASSISTANT DEAN MISS MARY ANN DILLER DEAN BOTTOM ROW APPLIED SCIENCE MR. TOM HAINLINE ASSISTANT DEAN MR. ROBERT GRIGGS DEAN MRS. ALICE WHITTIER SECRETARY MRS. MAXINE McELHANEY SECRETARY Rae Basso MR. JAMES HEEREN CO ORDINATOR OF FINANCIAL AIDS Doug Faulkner MRS. ETHEL OAKWOOD EVENING COUNSELOR MR. ROBERT ZEIGLER VO-TECH COUNSELOR Ken Young Suzanne Bamett Dick Pierce MR. TERRY AVE COUNSELOR MISS CATHERINE MARRON EVENING COUNSELOR MISS MARJORIE HOLMES CO-ORDINATOR OF COUNSELING Maria Roberts MR. CHARLES THOMPSON COUNSELOR Joseph Green MR. WILBUR DICKSON DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES MR. WILBUR DICKSON Janet Reynolds MR. DONALD HABERKORN CO ORDINATOR OF COLLEGE CENTER Helen Schomburg MISS PEGGY CHASE COUNSELOR Alesia Laughman STUDENT SERVICE ' S 109 1 10 Ill ii MISS HELEN CARRUTHERS ADULT ED. COUNSELOR MR. RICHARD PARKE ADULT ED. COUNSELOR MRS. BETTE SCHUSTER SPEECH PATHOLOGIST- MRS. JOYCE STEELE ADULT ED. SECRETARY MR. JOHN KNAPP JOB PLACEMENT- ADULT ED. 114 MR. PHILLIP HOWARD FISCAL OFFICER MRS. LA VON EVANS MANAGER— BUS. OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICES MRS. ELSIE McQueen CASHIER PAYROLL CLERK MRS. MARJI EDINGTON BOOKKEEPER 115 MR. RICHARD GOFF MEDIA SPECIALIST MRS. CORA MURRAY AUDIO-VISUAL SECRETARY MISS LINDA SMITH MULTI-MEDIA SECRETARY MR. RICHARD CHENEY AUDIO-VISUAL DIRECTOR AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT 116 LIBRARY At right, Mr. Leland A. Corey, Acting Dean of Library Services. Above, seated, Mrs. Mary Cissell, circulation aide; Mrs. Mary Messner, periodicals librarian; Mrs. Mary Jocums, reference librarian; Mrs. Mildred Adkins, catalog clerk; Miss Julia Beckelhymer, student assistant. Standing, Mr. Jerry Neal, student assistant; Mrs. Gerry Covert, acquistions clerk; and Dean Leland Corey. BOOKSTORE Below, right, Mrs. Betty Arant, secretary, and Mrs. Jayne O ' Neill, bookstore manager. Below, left. Bookstore student assistants — Larry Schmitt, Kathy Manuel, Stuart Smith, and Jody Horath. SECRETARIES MRS. MARJORIE CLARK ADULT EDUCATION MRS. EDNA GONDRY VO.-TECH. MRS. MARJORY DUTTON VO.-TECH. MISS KAREN BALTER ADULT EDUCATION MISS LORETTA TADLOCK EDP MR. GARY CHURCHILL MR. LARRY TURNER CO-ORDINATOR PROGRAMMER DATA PROCESSING SERVICE MR. MERLE TABOR PROGRAMMER ANALYST MR. HAROLD DAVIS PROGRAMMER ANALYST 120 BUILDING AND GROUNDS PERSONNEL Martin Hoskins Foreman — Custodians Joe Clementz Foreman — Bldg. Grounds Dale Lindroth Shipping Receiving Mary Graham Shipping Receiving Homer Trosper Shipping Receiving Harold Martin Shipping Receiving Verner Samuels Security Guard Eldon E. Moreman Security Guard Otto Divan Building Grounds Jim Lappin Custodian 121 FACULTY FRANCIS ADAMS Adv. Cert.— U. of III. Communication Skills Advisor— CAMPUS COURIER BENNY ALBIN M. Ed., U. of III. Mathematics FRANCIS ANDERSON M.B.A.— Harvard U. . Commerce Chairman Accounting JOYCE ATCHISON R.N. — Lake View School of Nursing Health Occupations NORMA JEAN BAILEY M. Ed.— U. of 111. Languarge Arts JOE BALSLEY M.S.— U. of 111. Ornamental Hort. DAN BASHAM M.S.— S. 111. U. Ornamental Hort. JERALD BINKLEY M.Ed.— U. of 111. Agriculture Chrmn. MARION BLACKBURN M.S.— Ind. State U. Electronics DAVID BROSI A.M.— U. of 111. English ROBERT BONNEWELL HERBERT BURTON M.B.E.— Ind. State U. B.S.— Ind. State U. Data Processing DALE BRAINARD B.S.— Wise. State U. Data Processing ROBERT BRITTON M.A.— Ind. U. History Tech. Math RONALD BUTLER M.S.— U. of 111. Bus. Ed. CRAIG CHAMBERS M.A.— E. 111. U. History 124 MADELINE CHEEK M.A.— N.E. 111. State College Social Studies RICHARD CHRISTMAN M.S.— E. 111. U. Science Spons. — Science Club ABBIE COLLINS B.S.— E. 111. U. Learning Resources Specialist JOHN COLTER M.S.— U. of 111. Data Processing RONALD COLWELL M.A.— Fisk U. Science MAXINE CONLEY Child Development YOLANDA CONNOLLY A.M.— U. of 111. Soc. Science Chrmn. JANET CORNELIUS M.A.— U. of 111. History EUGENE CRAIG M.S.— U. of 111. Agriculture DALE CRONKHITE B.S.— U. of 111. Mech. Tech. CARL DAVIS M.S.— N. 111. U. Science ALICE DRIES M.A.— U. of 111. Ornamental Hort. GARY DUNN B. A. —Culver- Stockton Coll. Aviation RONALD ELDRED M.A.— U. of 111. History JOHN EVANS B.S.— E. 111. U. Graphics Reprod. Specialist ED EVEMEYER M.S.— W. 111. U Co-ordinator of Athletics Phvs. Ed. -Chrmn (M) 125 VANESSA EWING A.B.— Olivet Coll. Bi Lingual EILEEN FARRELL M. A. —George Wash. U. Mathematics Chrmn. DALE FATHAUER M.Ed.— U— of 111. Ag. Mech. JOANN FETTERS R.N. —Lake View Health Occupations ROBERT FINK Adv. Cert.— U. of 111. Mech. Tech. HELEN FREEMAN M.S.— U. of 111. Language Arts JOHN GIRTON B.S.— Ind. State Police Science Spons. — Police Cadets WILLIAM GOFF Inst, of Aviation Aviation TOM MAINLINE M. Ed.— U. of 111. Asst. Dean— Vo-Tech. Ag. Mgmnt. RUBY HANNON Child Development LARRY HINKLE M.A.— U. of 111. Bus. Ed. Chrmn. JOHN HOAGLAND M.S.— Purdue U. Science WILLIFORD HOCKETT M.S.— U. of 111. Agriculture CHARLES HOWE M.A.— U. of S. Calif. English Advisor— CHRONICLE CURTIS HUFFMAN M.S.— U. of 111. Science Spons. — Science Club MARILYN HUNTER M.Ed.— U. of 111. Bus. Ed. 126 NATALIE KALMAN B.S.N.— Loyola U. Health Occupations Program Co-ord. 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 Health Occupations LARRY KORTE B.S.— S. 111. U. Agriculture THOMAS KUKLA M.S.Ed.— E. 111. U. English Chrmn. Humanities GEORGE LATINOVICH M.S.— Ind. State U. Phys. Ed. Coach — Baseball KENNETH LEISCH M.A.— U. of Mich. English Advisor— CAMPUS COURIER TIMOTHY MAHONEY M.S.— U. of 111. Economics JOSEPHINE MARNO A.S.— U. of Krakau, Poland Power Sewing RONALD MICKELSON M.S.— U. of 111. Mathematics GLADYS MOORE M. of Ed.— U. of 111. Child Development FLORIDA MORRIS B.S. — Tuskegee Inst. Home Economics ALICE MORRISON M.A.— U. of 111. Dean — Baccalaureate Humanities Chrmn. English JUDY MYERS M.S.— E. 111. U. Bus. Ed. JAMES NAGLE M.A.— S. 111. U. English 12.7 BONITA NORRIS M.S.— Ind. State U. Social Science GERALD O ' BRYAN M.S.— U. of 111. Bus. Ed. Spons. — Beta Gamma JOHN OXLEY M.B.A.— E. 111. U. Data Processing CONNIE PETERSON M.S.— U. of 111. Phys. Ed. Spons. — Women ' s Rec. Assn. ETHEL PICHON Associate — D.J.C. Data Processing BARBARA POOL M.S.— U. of 111. Science GLADYS RAMSEY M.A.— Columbia U. Basic Ed. LAURNA RUBINSON M.S.— S. Conn. State Phys. Ed. Spons. — Cheerleaders RICHARD RUNDALL M.A.— 111. State U. Child Development G. HAVEN SAIKLEY U. of 111. Mech. Drafting MARILYN SATTERWHITE M.Ed.— U. of 111. Bus. Ed. SHIRLEY SCHOFIELD Child Development CHARLES SCHROEDER M.Ed.— U. of 111. Ornamental Hort. Spons.— OH Club SANDRA SCHWEIGHART M.A.— U. of 111. Social Science MAURINE SELL M.S.— Ed. U. of 111. Child Development — Chrmn. WALTER SMITH M.A.— Columbia U. Psychology JOSEPH SPRINGER M.A.— U.oflll. Phys. Ed. Coach— Golf JOY STAFFORD B.S. Ed.— E.Ill.U. Bus. Ed. MAURICE STAUDER M.S.Ed.— E.Ill.U. Science Chrmn. EARL STELZER M.S.Ed.— U.oflll. Co-ord. of Voc. — Adult Ed. THOMAS STEPHENS B.F.A.— U. of 111. Ornamental Hort. RONALD STICKLER M.Ed.— U.oflll. Agriculture BARBARA TODD M.S.inP.E.— U.oflll. Phys. Ed. Chrmn. (w) Spons. — Jaguarettes CAROL STOKES M.Ed.— U.oflll. Mathematics TA-TUNGTONG M.S.— U.oflll. Mathematics BARBARA STOVER M.A.— Mich. State English RICHARD TROWER M.S.Ed.— E.Ill.U. Bus. Ed. LELAND THOMPSON PAMELA STRANGE M.A.— Colo. State U. M.A.— U.oflll. Lang. Arts Foreign Lang. JUNE VINSON M.Ed.— U.oflll. Mathematics DELORES WAGLE Cashiering ILVA WALKER M.Ed.— U.oflll. English 129 RICHARD WARNER B.A.— Oswego St.U. Industrial Arts ALICE WEGEHAUPT Child Development MARY SUE WINGROVE DANWINLAND M.Ed.— U. of 111. M.S.— Ind. State U. Child Development Science Coach — Wrestling ALVIN WILCOX M. Ed.— U. of 111. Electronics Spons.— Elect. Club WELLNITZ, CRAIG M.A. — Indiana U. English BARBARA WILLIAMS B.S.— Ind. State U. Home Economics BONNIE BRADFIELD M.S.— U. of 111. Science ORGANIZA TIONS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION At Danville Junior College Alumni Association ' s dinner, pictured above are President Mary Miller, Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison, President William Langas, Miss Frances Watkins, Mrs. Gladys Ramsey, Mrs. Annabelle Neel, Mrs. Bonita Norris, Mrs. Fran Spicer, Miss Shirley Kleinert, Miss Jacqueline Lewis, Mrs. Ann Morris, Miss Vera Diffendorfer, Mrs. Ruby Wilson, and Miss Joan Talbert. Pic- tured below, at the Alumni Association ' s Commencement Reception in the patio of the Ornamental Horticulture Building are Mrs. Betty Gill serving, Dr. James Davis, one of the Commencement speakers, President of McHenry Junior College, and many others. STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS— Above, seated, Donna Haskins, treasurer; Terry Harmeson, secretary; standing, Ron Seidel, president; Bob Bass, vice president. Not pictured, Tim Dickerson, parliamen- tarian. SOPHOMORE SENATORS— Above right, seated, Terry Hameson, Janice Bonebrake, Vicki Cozatt; standing, Dave Ferber, Ron Seidel, Sue Lomax, Chuck Meece, Kevin Cork. FRESHMEN SENATORS — right, 2nd picture from top, seated, Rebecca Steveson, Libby Parks, Glenda Foster; standing, Kelly Frazier, Bill Everts, Clarence Sevrado, Howard Mockabee, William Grundy. CHRISTMAS PARTY — Right, Kevin Cork and Robert Bass with Christmas box for needy. Lower left, Mr. Donald Haberkorn, co-ordinator of College Center and Student Activities, Phyllis Adkisson, Donna Burden, Terry Harmeson, Steve Leverich, and Mervin Bantz take time out from decorating the Christmas tree. Lower, right. Passing out gifts at Christ- mas party, Steve Skuba, Ron Seidel, and Mervin Bantz. CAMPUS COURIER BUSINESS STAFF— Mr. Frank Adams, advisor, and Becky Proffitt and Sandy Drollinger (not pictured), business managers. SPRING EDITORIAL STAFF— Mr. Craig Wellnitz, advisor; John Redman, editor. FALL EDITORIAL STAFF— Mr. Kenneth Leisch, advisor; Scott Kair, editor; Steve Skuba, associate editor (both fall and spring). CHRONICLE EDITORIAL STAFF— Mr. Charles Howe, advisor; Jim Carter, assistant editor; Ann Starr, editor-in-chief; Dennis Price, photography manager, Helen Schomburg, layout editor; Patricia Holtz, circulation manager; Carol Collum, copy editor; Frank Darrow, photographer; Sue Erickson, layout helper. Not pictured. Penny Pollock, photographer. ADVERTISING STAFF — Mr. David Kietzmann, advisor Sue Ponder (1st semester) and •Jane Griffis, advertising managers; Robert Falconio, David Bates, Richard Falconio, and Bill Barnes, all ad salesmen. YO UNG REPUBLICANS Before last November ' s election, Republican state candidates paid a visit to D.J.C. campus. Political figures seen in pictures are State Senator Thomas Merritt; Mr. Richard Ogilvie, candidate for governor; and Mr. Robert Lamphin, can- didate for state representative. Students identifiable are Craig Catney; Matt Sneyd, president of Young Republicans Club; and Steve Hughes. ! - ... TAUEPSILON OFFICERS — Chris Evans, secretary-treasurer; Kathy Repasy, Senate representative; Mark Carley, sergeant-at-arms; Chuck Abbott, president; Rick Winchester, Senate representative; Mr. David Kietzmann, advisor. BETA GAMMA OFFICERS— Chuck Meece, president; Mr. Gerald O ' Bryan, advisor; Judy Frock, secretary; Phil Kelly, vice president. I 1 ASTRA OFFICERS — Mrs. Annabelle Neel, advisor; Helen Schomburg, secretary; Jackie Novick, president; Anita Johnson, treasurer. ACTIVITIES— Astra, affiliated with Altrusa, is no doubt the most active club on the D.J.C. cam- pus. So active have they been this year that we have chosen one picture each to represent 7 of the activities — Altrusa-Astra meeting; trip to Chicago; Christmas party; Astra mixter; Valentine Party, learning how to make cor- sages; weiner roast for foreign students; and VA project. DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Five Danville Junior College Students are members of the college ' s com- munity orchestra. Pictured here are Joe Thompson, standing, and Mike Clary and Sharon Campbell, seated. Not pictured are Jan Elliott and Marsha Schofield. VETERANS ' CLUB VETERANS ' CLUB ' S OFFICERS— Below, left, John Moulton, parliamentarian; James Jordan, vice president; Richard Hoem, president; Harley Clark, secretary; Keith Snively, treasurer. VETERANS ' CHRISTMAS DANCE— Mr. Daniel Chenoweth, advisor, confering with ticket sellers, Mike Frakes and Kent Young, and con- gratulating prize winner, Tom Wilson, while Jerry Glatz and Richard Hoem look on. 138 INTERNA TIONAL CLUB In the fall of 1972 the many foreign students at D.J.C. met and organized the International Club. Present at this meeting and pictured here were Suchart Tonagaya, Pinyo Niroj, Spyridon Rasis, Pervez Qureshi, Preecha Hansadeja, Chiwin Nilapant, Chulatip Nitiphol, Roxanna Qureshi, President William Langas, Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison, and Chitt Bunyarattaph. In Picture 2 are Hani Al-Mazeedi, Ahmed Alkajbaf, Habib Jamshidi, Shabeeb Al- Harashani, Ahssan Mohtashemi, and Manijeh Binai. In Picture 3 are Mrs. Morand, Mrs. Barbara Strange, and Chulatip Nitiphol. In Picture 4 are Mr. George Burows and Mr. and Mrs. Qureshi. In Picture 6 are discernible Chulatip Nitiphol, Chitt Bunyarattaph, President Langas, Pinyo Niroi, and Suchart, Tonagaya. In Picture 5 Mrs. Morrison converses with Habib Jamshidi. LETTERMAN ' S CLUB ,.y OFFICERS — Busy in their concessions stand at basketball games were Letterman ' s Club ' s officers — Steve Verhey, president; Pat McDonald, treasurer; Steve Stathis, secretary. ■■■■•1! Wh ' 4 ' •■ ' POLICE CADETS POLICE CADETS ' OFFICERS— In middle right picture Jerry Wright, secretary-treasurer; Mr. John Girton, advisor; Greg Dunn, vice president; Dave Ferber, president. DOORMEN AT VIENNESE BALL — right top, Jerry Wright, Steve Stathis, and Mr. Girton. Lower right, Dave Ferber, Jerry Wright, Mike Black, Steve Stathis, Dave Moody. DOORMEN AT BASKETBALL GAMES— Steve Stathis, Dave Masters, and Mike Hoelscher. B USINESS CLUB OFFICERS — Mary Weathers, secretary; Tom Bond, president; Marsha Taylor, secretary. Not pictured, Julie Freeman, reporter. HALLOWEEN PARTY— Cows, horses, bears, bandits, clowns, and even cereal boxes, all were at the Business Club ' s Halloween Party Identifications follow in order of picturing — Marzeyeh Bohzadnezhaz, Mrs. Marilyn Hunter, Jan Weathers, Karen Lane, Linda Julian, Shabeeb Al-Haarashani, Chuck Meece, Trudy Timm, Charlene Potter, Shearyl Potter, Penny Potter, Nancy DeBarba, Mr. Robert Bonnewell, Mr. Butler, Mary Weathers, Mrs. Phearn Butler, and others still not identified. OH CLUB Beverly Reynolds, Sec. Barb Moser, V. Pres. Not Pictured Scott Eddy, Pres. Max Jones, Treas. Scott Mille, Senate Rep. ELECTRONICS CLUB Mike Jennings Henry Povelones Gerald Vaughn Gerald Cockrell Joe Bachus STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COMMITTEE Paula Pachciarz, Pres. Mr. James Nagle, Sponsor BLACK STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS — At left, seated, Howard Mockabee, chairman; Denise Gray, treasurer; Clarence Severado, co-chairman and senate representative; standing, Madelyn Cheek, advisor; Ken Lillard, consultant; Unita Collier, secretary. BLACK STUDENTS DINNER— In pictures below, John Turner, Unita Collier, Debra Grant, Davey Woodard, Shanae Street, Lolita Collier, Bernard Fleming, Mike Shields, Ken Lillard, Clarence Severado. ir ' iiii r ACTIVITIES i Pictured at Thai Night in order are Siriprong Niroj, Chiwin Nilipant, Siripron Niroj, Chitt Bunyarat- taphantu, Jelakasem Niroj, Somchart Sangnoree, Mrs. Jean Byram, Mrs. Alice Morrison, Chulatip Nitoiborn, Pinyo Niroj, Siripron Niroj, Yumpayon, Sanu Uthasri, Arpron, Arong Suthasantana, Mrs. Jean Byram, Teelaprong, Mrs. Annabelle Neel, Yumpayong, Zanu Uthasri, Chiwin Nilapant, Siripron Niroj, Julie Jones, and Amonchai. Apologies that last names of some U. of I. Thais were not available. THAILAND NIGHT On December 5, 1972, D.J.C. students from Thailand invited D.J.C. faculty members and students to share in honoring the 45th birthday of their King Bhumiphol, a Thai National Day. A Thai dinner was served, pictures of Thailand were shown, and a program of singing and dancing was presented. Pinyo Niroj, chairman; Chiwin Nilapant, vice chairman; Suchart Tonagaya and Preecha Hansadeja, decorations; Sanu Uthaisri, treasurer; Chitt Bunyarattaphantu and Somchart Songoree, entertainment. On this page are pic- tured Suchart Tonajaya, master of ceremonies, Thai students in attendance from D.J.C. and the University of Illinois; President William Langas toasting King Bhumiphol, Thailand, and the Thai students; Miss Helen Carruthers signing the guest book while Amonchai and Tavelmant, U. of I. students look on, Preecha Hansadeja in conversation with Mrs. Mildred Adkins and Mrs. Vivian Schultz; seated around table Mr. Mrs. Burton Brackney, Mr. Mrs. Glenn Stokes, Janice Weathers, and others; at the serving line, Mrs. Eileen Farrell, Pinyo Niroj, and Prasert Tanjaron and Arpron, U. of I. students. KOLLEGE KAPERS (Pictured in order) BEVERLY GREENWOOD LEADING LADY TIM DICKERSON SUE GUFFEY LEADING LADY CHORUS Natalie Linne, Tonny Kendall Vicki Cozatt, Gay Starbody, Kathy Donahue Cathy Anderson, Kevin Seifert. LESLIE REED ; Narrator MARY JANICE WEATHERS Duet KEVIN MC GREEVY Guitar Accompanist GAY STARBODY SUE GUFFEY PAUL SCARCE Comedian KOLLEGE KAPERS SPRING, 1972 From Broadway came Mr. Nick Jolley and from SIU came Mr. Jerry McGlaughlin (above right) to write and direct D.J.C. ' s 1972 KOLLEGE KAPERS, Curtain Please . Both men are alumni of D.J. C. In leading roles were Sue Guffey (above center and lower left), Kevin Carlock (above center), and Beverly Greenwood (lower left). Also pictured on this page are Chuck Moore, comedian (above left); The Mystics (singers and dancers — G. Louis Tharp, Donna Haskins, and Barbara Greenwood); and the Rock and Rollers of the play ' s climactic scene. 1. CASINO NIGHT 2. REGISTRATION 3. TRICYCLE RACE 4. TUG-OF-WAR MUD FIGHT 5. TURKEY RUN PARK PICNIC LAKE VIEW CAPPING Student nurses capped at Lake View Hospital in February, 1972, were (back row) Becky Tanner, Judy Evans, Linda Mc Guowen, Christine Holycrose, Marian Crist, Fred Hill, Sandy Morrison, Lynn Blackford, Pam Merrick, Marilyn Miller, Sarah Smith, Kathy Chesrown, Nancy McNamara, Kathy Slayton, LuAnn Sneyd, Sue Gleichman, Arminta Brent, Jeanne Jenkins, Marianne Morgan, Jackie Islam, Kathy Williamson, (2nd row) Debbie Elliot, Debbie Merkle, Carla Strubble, Vickie Kinney, Myra Harrell, Daryl Post, Marilyn Moser, Rita Summersgil, Debbie Wiecherding, (3rd row) Debbie Armentrout, Julie Blankenship, Sue Sargeant, Nancy Inman, (front row) LuAnn Lindgren, Mildred Burrows, Annette Okerland, Doug Faulk, and Pattie Asche. Officers of Lake View ' s freshmen nursing class (pictured below) are LuAnn Lindgren, treasurer; Pattie Asche, vice president; Carla Struble, representative to Student Council and to yearbook; Nancy McNamara, president; Kathy Slayton, parliamentarian; Sarah Smith and Lynn Blackford, co-editors of yearbook; Debbie Elliott, yearbook representative; Debbie Merkle, student body treasurer; and Kathy Chesrown, recruitment committee. VIENNESE BALL Danville Junior College-Community Symphony held its second annual Viennese Ball Saturday, May 13, 1972. The formal dancers danced to Strauss and Lehar waltzes in a setting reminiscent of 19th century Vienna. So that you may reminisce, we picture Presi- dent Mary Miller and Mr. Robert Dietzen, symphony board member (above center); stu- dent hostesses, Patrice Watts and Christine Wilson (above left and right); Mr. Harry Adams and orchestra (left); and dancers, Mr. Mrs. George Vrentas, Mr. Mrs. Tex Cromwell, and Mr. Mrs. Elmer Smith. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING GRADUATION LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING CLUB OFFICERS— Left, Mrs. Joann Fetters, advisor, and officers — Penny Young, Joan O ' Neal, and Joyce Mingee. GRADUATES — Above center, Joan Laird, Paula Craven, Verna Huckstadt, Frieda Rich, Louise Murdock, Beverly Day, Clara Yarborough, Anita Gagnon, and Zora Heimburger. GRADUATION PRINCIPALS— Above left and right pictures, Mr. Robert Griggs, Dean of Applied Science; Mrs. Natalie Kalman, Chair- man of Health Occupations; Louise Murdock; Clara Yarborough; Anita Gagnon; President William Langas. ENJOYING GRADUATION RECEPTION— In 3 pictures at bottom of page, Charles Baker, Debbie Dequimpaul, Beverly Day, Frieda Rich, Zora Heimburger, Cathy Proch, Joyce Mingee, and Joyce Young. COMMENCEMENT, 1972 Danville Junior College Commencement, 1972, featured five speakers who summed up different periods of the college ' s past, under the title, The Past is Prologue . These speakers are pictured on the opposite page as follows; 1947-52— Mr. William Langas, President-Elect of D.J. C; 1953-57— Mr. James Davis, President of McHenry County College; 1958-61 — Mr. James Erickson, Director of Infor- mation of Michigan Milk Producers Association; 1962-65 — Mrs. LaVada Thornton, Teacher at Fairchild School, Danville; 1966-72— Miss Mary Miller, President of Danville Junior College. Pictured on this page are Mr. David McGee (Invocation Benediction); Mrs. Patricia JoAnn Shank (Valedictory Response); Mrs. Carolyn Burris (Pledge of Allegiance); Mr. Leslie Reed (Tassel Ceremony); Mr. Russell Guin, Chairman of D.J. C. Board of Trustees, honoring Mr. Ralph Swanson, retiring member of D.J.C. Board of Trustees; Mr. Benson Jewell, Vice-Chairman of D.J.C. Board (In- troduction of Speakers); and Lake View Memorial Student Octette ( Halls of Ivy ). Illlin DEGREE CANDIDATES Baccalaureate Division ASSOCIATE— ARTS Mary Coffman Allen Greenlee Karla Kreidler Michael Block Mary Col ' ■•— Mark Haas Laura Langley Janet Buchanan Barbara Cuugci William Haines Lynnea Larsen Lee Grace Glenn L. Cook Susan Hall Mary Layden Janet Hubbard Leslie Cord Betty Hambleton James Lehmann Mary Martin Teresa Courson Kenneth Hambleton Donald Leverenz Cinda McQuillin Cathy Cox Eddie Hamilton Loran Lewis Patricia Piercefield Michael Cullivan Ruby Hannon Debra Lorenz Wilma Smith Jerry Dabels Irma Harris Paula Ludwig Constance Winter Harold Damery Helen Hart Steven Maddox Nancy Dickson Jack Hartwig James Madsen ASSOCIATE— SCIENCE Karen Dieu Kathy Hassler Michael Makris Hind Abbed Gary Dodd Richard Hatfield James Maloney Thomas Doney j John Hathaway Catherine Manuel Frances Ambrose Julia Drain Marsha Hathaway Janice Mariage Michael Andrews Carla Dumas Charles Haworth Pamela Markham Brenda Armantrout Robert Earing Brenda Hembrey Mark Matthews Michael Armstrong Stanley Eighner John Henkelman Gary McDaniel Linda Ash Nancy Elliott Norma Hesler James McElhaney Keith Ashcraft Alan Engle Levernnen Hobbs Rebecca McKee Louis Barber Richard Erickson Robert Hous Deborah McMasters Arthur Bartges James Ewing James Howie Mary McNamara Christy Binkley Patricia Farlow Ralph Huckstadt Richard Mercer, Jr. Susan Black Michael Frakes Athalia Hunt Debra Miller Susan Blackford Donald Fraley Michael Hutson Jacquelyn Miller Plandall Brinegar Larry Freeman Michael Johnson Kenneth Mills Richard Brinkoetter Sally Friedrich Bessie Jones Robert Montgomery Gary Brownfield Jacqueline Fullen Herschel Jones Dan Moore Deborah Burke Barbara Galaskis Jeffrey Jurczak Kenneth Morfo rd Susan Burow Patricia Gasior David Kalita Harold Morrison Carolyn Burris James Geades William Kegley Mary Morrison Richard Burtis Carl German Steven Kelemic Janice Murray Ronald Cacini Mark Gilpatrick Jayne Kietzman Glen Musk Arthur Calamari Ronald Giuliani Connie Kimmell Lynn Neatherly Janet Carlson Richard Glatz Stephen King James Newell Daniel Chenoweth Susan Glavey Lance Kobie Catherine Norvilitis Larry Chowning James Gordon Kenneth Konsis James Orsulak Martha Coffman Mark Gouty Kenneth Krauel Mark Ottarski 159 DEGREE CANDIDATES Rita Pachciarz Frederick Smith James Palmer Jacqueline Smith Alma Peirson Barbara Sneyd Debbie Phillips Donna Spicer Phillip Picklap Gay Starbody Alan Pollman Rex Starkey Leon Poison David Starling Marc Pritchard David Strebin Pornchai Pthumchaisirikul David Sullivan • Douglas Rader Kathryn Tate Mary Rainboth Kevin Tate James Rardin Bobby J. Taylor Sheryl Rebmann Sherry Taylor Leslie Reed Judie Thornsbrough Frank Richards , Willa Tintorri John Richards Dennis Tipple Joseph Riggs Wanda Tool Jayne Robinson ■ ' Joy Towner Debra Romack Norman Trezek Frederick Roth , Michael Turpen William Russell Ronald Uhren David Sanders William Utesch Susan Saunders Martin Van Ausdale Ellen Scharlach Patricia Vogel Steven Scharlach Carl Vollmer Danny Schroeder John Wagner Harold Schultz Richard Wakeland Floyd Scott Michael Watrous Phillip Scott James Weathers Virginia Seaton Cynthia Whimpey Gregory Sebens Mary Wicoff Margaret Sedlmayr John R. Williams Mark Shank Robert Williams Thomas Sheppard Mitzi Williamson Thomas Shields Thomas Wilson William Shuey Timothy Wilson Barbara Smith Stanley Wolfe Daryl Smith Michael Wright Herman Wyatt Patty Fansler Daniel Yates Lowell Fetters Candace Young Charles Feutz Kent Young Timothy Field Newell Young, Jr. David Fletcher Stephen Young Phillip Fox Dennis Zorns Ronald Fredrickson James Frost Applied Science Daniel Garner Division Deborah Garner ASSOCIATE- Edward Greenwood APPLIED SCIENCE Gayle Gutterridge John Allison Cynthia Hahn Kathy Bach John Haney, Sr. Kathy Barr Julie Hanson Sandra Becker Harold Hassler Randal Bellinger Ronald Hatke Dorothy Black Clifford Hegg John Blue Brian Hembrey Richard Boehm Richard Hesler John Bowers Larry Hicks Steven Brown Maria Holley Robert Bryant Robert Holley Ronald Collard Darrell Holmes Ronald Crabtree Edward Howe Sharlene Daniels Stanley Huckstadt Richard Darr Larry Hustedt Cathryn Davidson Jerry Ingram John Deltuva Richard Irish Gary Dixon Frederick Jensen Ronnie Dohman Catherine Jewell Glenn Doom Leigh Johnson Barbara Drobisch Robert Jones Janice Dugger Susan Jones Hal Durbin Donald Jordon Ray Edenburn Allen Jumps William Elliott Randy Kastor Carl Engel Regina Kelnhofer DEGREE CANDIDATES Charles Kentner Gail Ohlson Allan Kerber Michael Orr Rodney Kibler Marilyn Owen Paul Kiefer Deanna Palfi Russell Kiel John Peabodv James Knake John Peterson Chris Knerr Howard Phillips Ervin Knight Jerry Pugh David Knox Robert Quakenbush Theodore Kopacz Kenneth Reding Ross Kozora Evan Rice Kenneth Kuntz Michael Richter Robert Laird Bruce Roberts Neal Lamb Dennis Rodgers Cathy Lash Vickie Ross Mary Leemon Vickie Sare Dan Lewis Patricia Shank Marilyn Lingen Sondra Sims Richard Loew Margaret Skinner Steven Lorenzen Jack Smith Jaime Marzana John W. Smith Frank Mathewson Linda Smith Timothy McDaniel Patricia Smith Kevin McGreevy Sherri Snack Mark McKee George Step Kristine McQuaid Cynthia Styer David Meade Paige Taff Judy Meeker Stephen Thomas Edward Millburg John Thompson Donald Miller Phillip Thornton Jennie Mink Terry Totsch William Mofield Blaine Utsinger Michael Montgerard John VanAllen Bryon Morgan Gerald Vanderpoorten Rodney Morr Cathy Walker Wendell Moss Robert White Brenda Myers John A. Williams David Nelson Larry Williams Gloria Nelson James Wrigley TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR PRESIDENT MILLER— Pictured at President Mary Miller ' s Testimonial Dinner, on this page, are Miss Miller unwrapping gifts; Miss Miller visiting with Mr. Richard Bates, former D.J.C. Board of Trustees member, and Miss Mary Ann Diller, Dean of Adult Education, and Mr. William Langas, D.J.C. President-Elect; Miss Miller receiving congratulations and good wishes at the close of the evening; and Mrs. Alice Dries of the O.H. Department who had charge of decorations and presenting Miss Miller with roses. On page 161 are pictured Miss Miller expressing her thanks; Mr. Gerald O ' Bryan, Vo-Tech. teacher, presenting gifts to Miss Miller at her table with Mr. Russell Guinn, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tanselle, Miss Miller ' s nephew and niece, and Mrs. Madge Tanselle, Miss Miller ' s sister; Mr. Robert Burow, President of D.J.C. Foundation, Mr. Dale Wilson of HEW, and Mr. Gerald Smith, first Executive Secretary Of the Illinois Junior College Board; Miss Miller with Mr. Conan Edwards, former superintendent of Danville schools, and Mr. Donald Dunlap, member of D.J.C. ' s first board of Trustees. TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR PRESIDENT MARY MILLER On the evening of April 17, 1972, President Mary Miller was honored at a Testimonial Dinner at the Danville Elks Country Club. Miss Miller, who became President Emeritus September 1, 1972, was honored for 25 years of service in giving Danville a junior college. The first 25 years of Danville Junior College ' s history under Miss Miller ' s guidance were recalled in 3 eras— When We Were Young and Gay by Miss Mary Ann Diller, Dean of Adult Education; The Agony and the Ecstasy by Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison, Dean of Baccalaureate- and The Miracle of Main Street by Mr. Robert Griggs, Dean of Vo-Tech. Over 300 people attended; many who were formerly connected with the growth of Danville Junior College came from hundreds of miles away MARY MILLER GYMNASIUM DEDICATION On May 7, 1972, the new physical education building on Danville Junior College campus was named Mary Miller Gymnasium in ceremonies that honored Miss Mary Miller, retiring President of Danville Junior College. A plaque, a gift from the D.J.C. student body, was presented to Miss Miller. Pictured are Miss Miller; Mr. Robert Wright, master of ceremonies; Mr. Elmer Smith, present member and first President of the Board of Trustees; Mr. Mike McElroy, vice president of D.J.C. Student Senate; Mr. Russell Guin, President of the Board of Trustees; Mr. William Langas, President-Elect of Danville Junior College; and Mr. Richard Cheney, director of Audio-Visual Department at D.J.C. -1 At STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNITION WINNERS Danville Junior College ' s 1973 Student Achievement Recognition Award winners were Norma Steinbaugh and Dennis Price, shown above. Alternates chosen were Richard Hoem (center, right) and Shirley Lee and Carol Hyatt (lower, right, with Mrs. Steinbaugh). Other finalists were Byron Woodrum, Jerry Neal, Emily Brown Jacqueline Flanagan, and Joan O ' Neal, lower left. Finalist not pictured— Vicki Cozatt. SPRING, 1972, PRESIDENT ' S LIST PICTURED ABOVE Henderson, Margaret Shank, Patricia Frost, James Burris, Carolyn Glatz, Richard Thomas, Karen Winter, Constance NOT PICTURED Barnes, WilHam Crippin, Joanna Dixon, Gary Hall, Susan Ingram, Jerry Jurczak, Jeffrey Lingen, Marilyn PRESIDENT ' S LIST FALL, 1972-73 PICTURED LOWER RIGHT Harris, Judith Reynolds, Janet Cannon, Cynthia Woodrum, Linda FALL, 1972-73 NOT PICTURED Boehme, Robert Burmesiter, Donald Cockrell, Gerald Ferber, Mattison Kair, Harry Lamb, Richard Laughton, Jeffrey McJilton, Mary Odle, Sheryal Posing, Clarence Holt, Erick Kaufman, Donna Lurkins, Alan Martin, Linda J. Powell, Lewis Reik, Jr., Louis SPRING 1972 NOT PICTURED Madsen, James McElhaney, James Phillips, Howard Schultz, Harold Walker, Cathy Bell, Terry Burmeister, Donald Davis, Judy Ennis, Cynthia Ferry, John Irish, Deborah Lamb, Richard Neville, Maynard Peverly, Jane F )llock, Carol Slezak, Louise Smock, Dolores PRESIDENT ' S LISTS REQUIREMENTS At least 12 hours 5.0 Average FALL, 1972-73 PICTURED ABOVE Brackney, Terry Guimond, Gregory Brown, William Carder, Joni Best, Debra Okerlund, Annette Kirkpatrick, Jean Martin, Linda M. Cavanaugh, Robert Karrick, Nyal PICTURED BELOW Stevenson, Rebecca Potter, Penny Winauski, Mary Unikis, John Mason, David Taylor, Marsha Smock, Delores Crippin, Joanna Ferber, David Hockett, Marilyn Abbed, Hind DEAN ' S LIST SPRING, 1972 PICTURED Smith, Jacqueline Kuester, ' Susan Shepiierd, Merilyn Proffitt, Rebecca Weathers, Mary V()ij ht, Eugene Wicoff, Mary Weathers, Janet Conner, Janet Vanderpoorte, Gerald NOT PICTURED Abbed, Hind Binkley, Christy Blue, John Cler, Pamela Dickson, Nancy Ewing, James Pansier, Patty Garner, Deborah Hahn, Cynthia Hassler, Harold Howe, Edward Hustedt, Larry -Johnson, Leigh Kibler, Rodney Kief ' er, Paul Knox, David Lamb, Neal Langley, Laura Maloney, James McKee, Rebecca McMasters, Deborah Millburg, Edward Miller, Debra Mink, Jennie Montgomery, Robert Moody, Kent Morford, Kenneth Neathery, Lynn Nelson, David Ohlson, Gail Owen, Marilyn Palmer, Michael Phillips, Howard Pritchard, Marc Rice, Eva Romack, Debra Shedlock, Marie Step, George Stratton, Larry Thomas, Stephen Utsinger, Blaine Adams, Mary Allen, Donald Balskus, Mary Barrett, Luella Batthauer, Jack Brady, Jaclyn Britch, Phyllis Brown, Daniel Burke, Deborah Canon, Joseph Cary, Bruce Creek, George Culbertson, Donnie Curl, Margaret Dean, Nancy Dunbar, ICric Duncan, Carol Durr, Kimbur Elliott, Janice F ' erber, Mattison Fleming, Norma Fox, Douglas Gordon, Joseph Holtz, Patricia Kair, Harry King, Michael Kizer, Charles Knight, Joy Kronas, Theodore Lanie, Nancy Laughton, Jeffrey Lyons, Laurie Mariage, David Massey, Roger McJilton, Mary Pachiarz, Paula Parsons, Doris Peterson, Stanley Posing, Clarence Reynolds, Beverly Sare, Vickie Shank, Julie Smitley, Michael Snedeker, Winifred SproU, Carole Steinbaugh, Norma Stewart, Ronald Stratton, Nancy Swift, Joanne Taylor, Marsha Vilkanskas, Thomas Walker, Vickie Well, Mata Rowand, Nancy 168 DEAN ' S LIST— SPRING, 1972 REQUIREMENTS AT LEAST 12 HOURS 4.5 Average Brenner, Stephen Dietz, Susan Bowers, John Evans, Christine Farlow, Patricia Davis, Susan Hassler, Kathy Cannon, Cynthia Hous, Roulbert Cockrell, Gerald Harmeson, Terry Kamplain, Gary Hembrey, Brenda Brink, Jo Ann Hill, Pamela Kirby, Larry McGreevy, Kevin Johnson, Michael Kelnhofer, Regina Manuel, Catherine Price, Dennis Muthian, Rajagopal Schmidt, Leonard Orsulak, James Shepherd, Merilyn Proffitt, Rebecca PICTURED Mohr, Brad Henrichs, Glenn Maricle, Jack McConnell, Edna Martin, Linda J. (Pres. List) Davis, Susan Griff is, Jane Hanson, Teresa Good, David Bell, Terry Brenner, Stephen Brown, Daniel Baldwin, Lawrence Balskus, Mary Cornwell, Cynthis PICTURED Poyelones, Henry Scarce, Paul Moody, David Pachciarz, Paula Moser, Barbara Taylor, Theodore Smitley, Michael Scanlan, Greg Kuester, Susan Smith, Nora NOT PICTURED Blacketer, Marilyn Britch, Phyllis Culbertson, Donnie Duncan, Billy Ellis, John Ingram, Jerry Knight, Joy Massey, Roger Price, James Puzey, Stanley Settles, Gregory Shepherd, Merilyn NOT PICTURED Stine, Dana Stratton, Nancy Stuebe, Linda Thomas, Daniel Voss, Judith Allen, Judith Bouck, David Cavanaugh, Richard Emmert, Gary Faught, Carol Ferraro, Thomas Franklin, Robert Henson, Carolyn Julian, Linda Moore, Gary Nelson, Thomas Neusbaum, Darla Neville, Jr., Maynard Newton, Carol Pehrson, Elizabeth Richard, Bob Rouse, Luann Salts, Wilma Smittkamp, Keith Starnes, Penny Steinbaugh, Norma Welsh, David Staley, John Snively, Alan Schmidt, Theodore Smith, Jean Schofield, Marcia Long, Kathy Lyons, Laurie Manuel, Catherine Jennings, Michael Kelnhofer, Kenneth VanHoveln, Joanna Tanner, Rebecca Swanson, Dale Starr, Ann Step, Rebecca Stine, Steven Freeman, Julie Allen, Sharon Dunham, Jill Dudley, Mack Dittmer, Paul Weathers, Janice Weathers, Mary Wilson, Annmarie Well, Mata Mentock, Ronald Langevin, Mark Klein, Gary Lane, Karen Menges, Patricia DEAN ' LIST FALL 1972-73 Hassler, Karen Gutterridge, Julia Holtz, Patricia Kerchief, Karl Harr, John f f Rathgeber, Deborah Reynolds, Beverly Potter, Cheryl Rich, Jan Samaras, Patsy Gaumer, David Clary, Michael Fruhling, Roger Gutterridge, Judith Garrison, Peggy Ostenburg, Jonathan McElroy, Jeff Mercurio, Richard Mingee, Joyce Nolin, Lucinda Wise, Paul Woodard, Melita Thompson, Joseph Wiesemann, Lorna Wallace, John Weaver, Sandra ANNOUNCING AND PRESENTING AWARDS-above center, Mrs. Alice Morrison, Dean of Baccalaureate, and Mr. James Nor- man, Co-ordinator of College Development Community Relations (lower left.) SOME AWARDS STUDENTS— Luella Barrett (United Commercial Travelers), Janice Weathers (Coolley-Duplicate Bridge Assn. Danville Elks), Mary Weathers (Beta Sigma Phi United Commercial Travelers), Roger Massey (Autotron), Robert German (Autotron), Richard Hoem (Danville Engineer ' s Club), Jeff Benefield (Tee-Pak Inc.), Carla Dumas (Ford Foundation Award), Kim Brown (Pittsburgh Paint Glass Athletic Award), Connie Winter (Casper Piatt), Mike McElroy and Marjorie Irwin (Student Achievement Recognition Award), Kathy Hassler (Pearson Meeks Award) Patricia Shank (Tee-Pak Inc. D.J.C. Alumni Lifetime Membership), Patricia Farlow (Pearson Meeks Award). HONORS DAY, 1972 JANICE WEATHERS SUE LINGEN HAROLD SCHULTZ KATHY HASSLER SUE HALL PATRICIA SHANK JACKIE SMITH HAROLD HASSLER WILLA TINTORRI KATHY BARR SHERRI SNACK JENNIE MINK JAMES HOWIE PAT FARLOW NOT PICTURED CAROL WRIGHT WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES, 1972 SPORTS BARBARA TODD JOSEPH SPRINGER ED EVEMEYER CHR. OF WOMEN ' S P.E. GEORGE LATINOVICH CHR. OF MEN ' S P.E. LAURNA RUBINSON ED EVEMEYER DIR. OF ATHLETICS CONNIE PETERSON - . ■ PHYSICAL EDUCATION STAFF COACH GEORGE LATINOVICH CHEERLEADERS BELOW PATRICE WATTS GLENDA FOSTER PHYLLIS ADKINS VICKI COZATT KEVIN SEIFERT JILL NOVICK 1 JAGUARETTES To the right are Jaguarette leaders— Laurie Smith, president; Sue Smith and Mata Well, instructors; Terri Kirby, vice president. Below, back row, Becki Stevenson, Mata Well, Melody Hiten, Mary Balskus, Nancy Waclaw, Laurie Welsh, Cheryl Keller, Sue Smith, Dorothea Rose, and Judy Frock. Front row, Trudi Timm, Lola Collier, Terri Kirby. COACH JAMES HEEREN PAUL HANSON DARYLL LILLY JAGUAR BASKETBALL HANSON HEEREN LAKE HEEREN TOVEY HEEREN FAULKNER HEEREN 1 COACH RICHARD CHENEY AND CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS: Jeff Palmer, Greg Palmer, Steve Verhey, and Kim Brown. CROSS COUNTRY JEFF GREG STEVE PALMER PALMER ' STATHIS GOLF GOLF TEAM— Picture of 9, Mark Scherer, Dick Gasaway, Dave Sro ka, Dan Rodriquez, Coach Joseph Springer Rich Lamb, Phil Young, Mike Boudreau, John Tonser. Pictures of 4— Coach Springer, P. Young, R. Lamb J Tonser, and M. Boudreau. D. CROSS D. GASAWAY M. SCHERER D. RODRIGUEZ 182 BOWLING OFFICERS Robert Falconio — Pres. Vicki Rebmann — V. Pres. Richard Falconio — Sec. David Bates — Treas. TEAM 1 Richard Falconio Robert Falconio Vicki Rebmann Pat 0 ' Toole David Bates TEAM 2 Nancy Curtis Susie Dietz Karen O ' Neil Susie Romack Mary Jane Easterday TEAM 3 Randy Holman (Sub) Larry Summers Terry Jenkins Joe Thompson Jeff Turner Larry Turner (Absent) TEAM 4 John Moulton Terry Harmeson Ron Seidel Kathy Rebman Mike Jennings TEAM 5 Dave Harrison Jerry Martinek Cheryl Keller Roger Freed Ray Martinek TEAM 6 Bob Fridmanski Anita Johnson Don St. John Mike Hassler Bruce Felgenhauer TEAM 7 Patty Holem Stan Evans Mark Nickle Greg Palmer Glen Cronkite (Absent) TEAM 8 (ALL ABSENT) Doug Smutz Andy Gold Debbie Dahlquist Tom Andrews Ruth Evans GIRLS ' EXTRAMURALS TEAM — Julie Gutterridge, Jane Cade, Sue Kuester, Coach Connie Peterson, Karen Lane, Lou Ann Jesse, Sue Lomax, Marcia Davan, Paula Pachciarz, Virginia McKinney, Becky Howell, Sandv Morrison, Becky Kyger. TIME-OUT WITH COACH PETERSON— Connie Parker, Diana Mikalik, Kay Legg, Lynn Blackford. DURING LAKELAND GAME— Jane Cade, Karen Lane, Sue Lomax, Virginia McKinney, Sue Kuester, Sandy Morrison, Becky Howell, Julie Gutterridge, and Paula Pachciarz. 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. (Mercury- -Comet) 314 North Vermilion 442-6840 VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 3811 North Vermilion 446-1080 HONG KONG GARDEN Cantonese - American Food Superb Cantonese Cuisine American Home Cooking A Fine Seafood Selection Carry -Out Service 443-2255 UN. Vermilion (on the mall) Open 7 days a week 1 1 am to 9 pm SNIDERS SNIDERS ECT. Where the customer has her way 101 N. 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