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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

■ I CHRONICLE VOLUME 14 DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE DANVILLE, ILLINOIS DANVILLE JLfNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY ll This yearbook is dedicated to the memory of Charles Howe, who was a faculty member at Danville Junior College for thirteen years and was yearbook advisor for the same period of time. Photograph Hands in Times darkroom Dip negative in acid, print A flash-bulb moment. URANIUM AND KNEELING ELEPHANTS The facts of Charles Howe ' s life: He was born in Whitside County, near Sterl- ing, Illinois, on April 25, 1912. He received his B.A. from the University of Illinois, his M.A. from the University of Southern California, and did graduate work in English at the University of California at Los Angeles. He served with the 116th Anti-aircraft Battalion during World War II, and participated in the D- Day invasion of Normandy. Before coming to Danville Junior College in September of 1962, he taught at high schools in Wyom- ing, Nevada, Michigan, Iowa, and Califor- nia. His name is included in DIRECTORY OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN WRITERS, 1971; PERSONALITIES OF THE WEST AND MIDWEST, 1971, 1973; ILLINOIS LIVES, 1969; OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS, 1973; and the 1976 edition of NOTABLE AMERICANS OF THE BICENTENNIAL ERA. He was a member of a number educational and poetry societies and an officer of three writers ' societies. He published two books - BLACK PANTHER SEARCH, in 1951; and URANIUM AND KNEELING ELEPHANTS, in 1973; plus numerous other poems, short stories, and book reviews in various publications. He died on September 21, 1975, at age 63. The important matters of Charles Howe ' s life: He was a poet, a teacher, and a good friend to colleagues and students alike. He is sadly missed by the Danville Junior College Community. 10 LIFE Life ' s Broncos Our lives have given nightmares we must ride Where hands could grasp no pommel ' s steady- ing wood; No leather cinch secured on bronco ' s hide The saddle ' s strength for rides we understood. Volcanic rage was snorting broken-time And alien flesh was pounding earthquake jolts; Before the ride, we thought that hoofbeats rime, That bucking was a growing-game for colts. Then any bridle on a bronco ' s head Must seem to hold for him inaccurate bit; The reins as routes for power of the mind were dead, Upon such spasmed flesh no thought could fit. We clutched his neck and clung to tossing mane, Were stoned to earth, were bronco-hoofed by pain. POET (Madras, India) QUADERNI DI POESIA (Rome, Italy) STUDENTS Of Solid Song and Tears A veteran of Viet Nam, you come Into my class for meanings I might have; Another source brings word one side is numb. For bullet near the brain I have no salve. Though I am veteran, too, no booby- trap Has left a war ' s half-death for me to face; I only feared the wound, you felt it snap. You seek from possible paralysis a grace. You seek sun-breath for senses in a school; I learned pulse-gift is hung on slender thread, But lack of messages of molecules That sense Damoclean sword swing overhead. Life-beauty? Faith? I would com- municate Some solid song among the tears of Fate. POET (India) All excerts on this page were written by Charles Howe. POETRY Of Images and Balloons He sits On his image; Above him float balloons Of rubber filled with gas; he pulls The strings THE WRITTEN WORD ANTHOLOGY, No. 8 Of Longhand Song Why does my longhand seek so often print? Profound ideas from my fingers wayward trimble; My wrist loops words that totter, merely hint The commonplace of me, I should be humble. . . My hand writes waves that seek to sing in books. AMBER (Nova Scotia, Canada) TIME Splintered Minutes My clock Has splintered ticks. Like cracking heated glass; Unwinding spring or cogs of time Are chipped. INKY TRAILS (Idaho) Of Alphabets and Clocks B.C A.D Jumbled Are alphabets of time; Hours tick from complex clocks, since you Are gone. 1st prize in Cinquain, Haiku, Janka contest of SCIMITAR AND SONG (Maryland) EDUCATORS 1975 1973 Mrs. Joyce Atchison Mr. John Girton Mr. Charles Howe Mrs. Gladys Moore Mrs. Gladys Ramsey Mr. Maurice Stauder Mr. Richard Trower 1972 Mrs. Jean Bailey Mr. Burton Brackney Mrs. Alice Dries Mr. Robert Griggs Mr. Thomas Kukla Mrs. Maurine Sell Miss Connie Peterson Mr. Richard Cheney Mr. Benny Albin 1974 Mr. Francis Anderson Mr. Dale Fathauer Miss Marjorie Holmes Mrs. Natalie Kalman Miss Barbara Todd 13 RETIRING BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBERS Mr. Thomas W. Conron Mr. Austin J. Evans THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE 14 Administration PRESIDENT WILLIAM LANGAS BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES MR. ROBERT GRIGGS Asst. Dean of Career Programs MR. JAMES L. NORMAN Coordinator of Public Relations DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY 19 Baccalaureate Counselor L_J Z5 Clerli rypist 26 AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT ORVIL STOKES Photographer CORA MURRAY Clerk Typist RICHARD CHENEY Media Specialist (NOT PICTURED) MAYSIE DUKES Clerk LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER DOROTHY TOLLIVER Periodicals and Microfilm Librarian ABBIE COLLINS Circulation Aide (NOT PICTURED) 30 MRS. BETTY LEVY Communications BUILDING SECRETARIES 32 MRS. MILLIE MILLS General Studies MISS SONDRA HOLMES Health, Physical Education Agriculture (NOT PICTURED) MISS DEBBIE FETTERS Business Ed., Industrial Public Services MRS. JOYCE LAWLYES General Studies 34 MR. EVAN RICE Evening Machine Operator GROUNDS PERSONNEL HESTALINE WITHERS 37 Faculty OAINVILLE JUNfOR COLUEQ LIBRARY MISS BARBARA TODD Health Physical Education Department MR. SHERMAN ZELINSKY Learning Resources MR. JERALD BLINKLEY Agriculture Department MR. THOMAS KUKLA Communications Department 40 MRS. EILEEN FARRELL Mathematics Science Department DEPARTMENT HEADS MR. HERBERT BURTON Industrial Personal Public Service Occupations Department (NOT PICTURED) MRS. BONITA NORRIS Social Science Department MR. EARL STELZER General Studies Department MR. LARRY HINKLE 1 Business Department i! i! 41 FRESHMEN My freshmen settle in. Achilles sulks; Pascal consults his watch; and true Cordelia — with her just-washed hair, stern-hearted princess, ready to de — fend the meticulous garden of truths in her high-school notebook — uncaps her ballpoint pen. And the corridors drum: give us a flourish, fluorescence of light, for the teachers come, green and seasoned, bearers of the Word, who differ like its letters; there are some so wise their eyes are birdbites; one a mad, grinning gent with a golden tooth, God knows he might be Pan, or the sub — custodian; another is a walking podium, dense with his mystery — high priests and attaches of the ministry; kindly old women, Uke unfashionable water — ing places; and the assuming young, rolled tight as a City umbrella; - thought-salesmen with sample cases, and saints upon whom merely to gaze is like Sunday — their rapt, bright, cat-licked faces I And the freshmen wait; wait bristling, acned, glowing like a brand, or easy, chatting, munching, muscles lax, each in his chosen corner, and in each a chosen corner. Full of certainties and reasons, or uncertainties and reasons, full of reasons as a conch contains the sea, they wait; for the term ' s first bell; for another mismatched wrestle through the year; for a teacher who ' s religious in his art, a wizard of a sort, to call the roll and from mere names cause people to appear. The best look like the swinging door to the opera just before the Marx Brothers break through. The worst — debased, on the back row, as far as one can go from speech — are walls where childish scribbling ' s been erased; are stones to teach. And I am paid to ask them questions: Dare man proceed by need alone? Did Esau like his pottage? Is any heart in order after Belsen? And when one stops to think, I ' ll catch his heel, put scissors to him, excavate his chest! Watch, freshmen, for my words about the past can make you turn your back. I wait to throw, most foul, most foul, the future in your face. —BARRY SPACKS (THE MODERN AGE) FACULTY INSTRUCTORS NOT PICTURED: JOHN BUSBY MARY COFFMAN SUSAN HUGHES RUTH KOENIG TONY ABERNATHY M.A.-DePauw Education FRANCIS ADAMS Adv. Cert.-U. of 111. Communication Skills BRENDA ADEN M. Ed.-U. of 111. Psychology BENNY ALBIN M. Ed.-U. of 111. Mathematics FRANCIS ANDERSON M.B.A.-Harvard U. Accounting DAVID BROSI A.M.-U. of 111. English PATRICIA BROWN R.N. -Lutheran Hosp. Schl. of Nursing Practical Nursing ROBERT BONNEWELL M.B.E.-Ind. Statu U. Data Processing ROBERT BRITTON M.A.-Ind. U. Business Mid Management RONALD BUTLER M.S.-U. of 111. Secretarial Sciences CRAIG CHAMBERS M.A.-E. 111. U. Political Science RICHARD CHRISTMAN M.S.E.-Ill. U. Science JOHN COLTER M.A.-U. of 111. Data Processing RONALD COLWELL M. A.-Fisk U. Science YOLANDA CONNOLLY Ph.D.-U. of 111. History Sociology JANET CORNELIUS M.A.-U. of 111. History Sociology EUGENE CRAIG M.S.-U. ' of 111. Agriculture ALICE DRIES M.A.-U. of 111. Ornamental Horticulture DALE CRONKHITE B.S.-U. of 111. Industrial Careers JOANN FETTERS R.N. -Lake View Schl. of Nursing ' Practical Nursing RONALD ELDRED M.S.-Ind. State Social Studies TOM HAINLINE M.Ed.-U. of 111. Agriculture JOHN EVANS B.S.-E, 111. U. Graphic Services i ROBERT FINK Adv. Cert.-U. of 111. Industrial Careers CARL DAVIS M.A.-N. 111. U. Science DALE PAUTHAUER M.Ed.-U. of 111. Agriculture Mechanics JOHN HOAGLAND M.S. -Purdue U. Science WILLIFORD HOCKETT M.S.-U. of 111. Agriculture i CURTIS HUFFMAN M.S.-U. of 111. Science MARTHA KAY M.A.-U. of 111. English Spons.-WAITING FOR RAIN MARILYN HUNTER M.Ed.-U. of 111. Secretarial Sciences NATALIE KALMAN B.S.N. -Loyola U. Practical Nursing DAVID KIETZMANN Associate-D.J.C. Data Processing LARRY KORTE M.Ed.-U. of 111. Agriculture KENNETH LEISCH M.A.-U. of Mich. English GEORGE LATINOVICH M.S.-Ind. State U. Phys. Ed. LD STICKLER U. of 111. Iture LELAND THOMPSON M. A. -Colo. State U. 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List I, II 54 When Guizot, the famous Frenchman, visited our country in its early days, he asked James Russell Lowell how long he thought the Republic would last. Lowell replied: Sir, the Republic will last as long as the ideals and principles of the founders remain dominant in the hearts of the people. Braye, Steven Brennan, Richard Carl, James I wrote somewhere once that the third-rate mind was only happy when it was thinking with the majority, the second-rate mind was only happy when it was thinking with the minority, and the first-rate mind was only happy when it was thinking. —A. A. Milne, WAR AND HONOUR Carrigan, Roger Carroll, Kenneth Carter, Bruce Carter, Jeanette Catron, David Chase, Ray Cheney, Mike Childers, Jona Clayton, Sam Cobble, Paula Cole, Douglas CoUom, David CoUom, Greg Combs, Marvin Compton, Rhonda 57 Instructor Richard Christman Coombes, Paulette Cooper, Carolyn Cooper, Lois Copas, Tammy Corbin, John Cornwell, Kathy Cornwell, Michael Corra, Susan next to of course god america i love you land of the pilgrims ' and so forth oh say can you see by the dawn ' s early my country ' tis of centuries come and go and are no more what of it we should worry in every language even deaf and dumb thy sons acclain your glorious name by gorry by jingo by gee by gosh by gum why talk of beauty what could be more beaut — iful than these heroic happy dead who rushed like lions to the roaring slaughter they did not stop to think they died instead then shall the voice of liberty be mute? He spoke. And drank rapidly a glass of water — e. e. cummings Cottle, Michael Cranmore, Marcia Crawford, Barbara Crawford, Scott Donna Weber in lab IN EUNDEM MACARONICON QUOT, DOS HAEC, Linguists perfetti, DISTICHA fairont, TOT cuer- dos Statesmen. HIC livre fara TUUS. Es SAT a my I ' honneur estre hie in- teso; Car I leave L ' Honra, de personne nestre creduto, TIBI. Explicit Joannes Donne Critser, James Cundiff, Melvin Cunningham, Charla Cunningham, Mark Damery, Rhonda Darbutt, Barb Darby, Karen Daugherty, Mark 59 Mind and The Black Panther Elliott, M, Ellis, Kevin Emery, Julia Restless and wandering the mind goes In forests where panther nuances lurk; In formless trees fire-eyes are gleaming embryos Of muscled question or possible answer ' s handiwork. The forest is dark, the forest is deep, The silken skin with claw and fang may perch. But, oh, the golden eyesi . . .the mind can never sleep While time and formless forests hold Black-panther- search. — Charles H. Howe OH students Chrisann Jaegel, Jodi Howard, Judy Berkley, and Jim McClellE Eng-lish, Roni Erskine, Ellen Estes, Jack Estes, Tony -its Fanning, George Fechter, Dennis 62 63 Helck, Gary Henderson, Kim Henderson, Owen Jack Johnson, state trooper, gives a demonstration to Police Science classes. Hendrick, Garry Hendrick, Sliaron Henke, Debra Henson, V. B. Hesse, Lona Hiltreth, Thomas An agnostic is a man who doesn ' t know whether there is a God or not, doesn ' t know whether he has a soul or not, doesn ' t know whether there is a future life or not, doesn ' t believe that anyone else knows any more about these matters than he does, and thinks it a waste of time to try to find out. — James W. Dana Hines, Paula Hockenberry, Gordon Hockett, Steve 64 Hoffman. L. C. Hopkins, Bill Hornback, Robert Practice makes perfect for Police Science students: Becky Hanna, Robert Schenk, Bruce Stark, Dennis Marshall, and Greg Collom. Hoskins, John Howard, Patsy Howard, Rachel Howard, Stephen Howell, Melodie Huber, Richard Who first said: Of the people, by the people, for the people? The first 99 persons out of 100 will reply, Lincoln. And the 100th person will add, in his Gettysburg Address. The famous phrase is actually 578 years old, and once appeared in the Biblel In John Wycliffe ' s introduction to his translation of the Bible, published in England in 1382, these words occur: This Bible is for the Government of the People, by the People, and for the People. Hudspath, Mary Hughes, Shiela Hughett, Louise 65 Instructor Curt Huffman 68 69 Lape, Alan Leverich, Mary Lientz, David Lierman, Christoph Lindsey, Jean Lithgow, Wayne Lockett, Mark Loop, Ruth Marshall, Dennis Martin, Betty Martin, Deborah 72 73 You cannot take all luggage with you on all journeys; on one journey even your right hand and your right eye may be among the things you have to leave behind. — C. S. Lewis Miller, Robert Millikan, Michael Mitchell, Melody Modlej, Mohammed Moore, Ben Morgan, Richard Morgan, Susan Morrison, Murna Mostafavi, Parviz Mueller, Barb Musson, Cynthia Myers, Donita Najmabadi, Feridoon Neumann, Teresa Newman, Bill Newman, Cynthia 74 Toward an Autobiography I thought I was as least A volume written well, Newman, Teresa -c i. r- j isut tind, with pain, I am a phrase, A word. — Charles H. Howe Nielsen, Brian A man said to the universe: Sir, I exist! However, replied the universe, The fact has not created in me A sense of obligation. Steven Crane Redenbaugh, Lewis Redenbaugh, Steven Reeves, Jonathan 77 78 79 you shall above all things be glad and young. For if you ' re young, whatever life you wear it will become you; and if you are glad whatever ' s living will yourself become. I ' d rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance — e. e. cummings Smith, Samuel Snider, Donald Snider, Ivan Snyder, Randy Songer, George A PROMISE FOR THE UNFORSEEN A promise from me? That I cannot make Tomorrow drips dissolving chemicals into a flask, Swings hammers that may bend the bars of promise; yet you ask I guard what time might break. You clock time to a half-day with twelve hours, Ignore thirteen that restless futures hold in transient fogs, For this minute manufacture tight-wound springs, close-fit cogs To falsify time ' s powers. — Charles H. Howe 81 tS Stern, Jonathan Sternberg, Michael Stitt, Cheryl Police Science students Shiela Wakeland and Alan Brown Stoutenborough, Richard Strain, John Styer, Lynn Such, Rosanne Swank, Scott Swigart, Mary He who imagines he can do without the world deceives himself much; but he who fancies that the world cannot do without him is still more mistaken. — Francois de La Rochefoucauld Talbott, Susana Taute, Gary Tayabji, Mansur 82 83 84 85 Honors COMMENCEMENT 1975 Valedictorians- Mary Burwell Janet Elliott Diana Philips Michele Wright ASSOCIATE ARTS Bernard B. Costello, Jr. Julie Ann Erickson James Todd Greenburg Mari Teresa Groppi John William Haggerty Joyce Marian Hurlbut Giovanna Rauchbach Ronald A. Rohlfing ASSOCIATE SCIENCE Fred Allen Albert Karen Sue Anderson Lone Andrews Susan Jane Arce Lionel Charles Arnold, Jr. Wendy Fay Barger Jill Erin Barks Deborah Lynn Barnes Daryl Denise Barr Marilyn Kay Beckner Mary Christine Beyers Mark I. Beynon James Robert Bowers John D. Bowers Herbert Eugene Branch Anthony Joseph Brazas Paul Eric Buckles David Wayne Bunting Mary Anne Burwell Allison Louise Cain Jean Ann Campbell Patricia L. Campbell Dennis Randall Clemmons Mary Susan Collins Shirley J. Combs Pamela Demmin Cook Jack L. Corbin Martha A. Cowen Teresa Lynn Crabtree Deann Marie Dahlquist Shirley Ann Dalide Lynette Ann DeAtley Walter A. Deck Steven Brent Deem Scott W. Defenbaugh Gary Dean Dickerson Lois L. Edwards Michael A. Edwards Sue Ann Erickson Lynda R. Ervin Garry Michael Farren Charlotte S. Fate Kendall S. Fisher Darryl Wayne Focken Teresa Foster Steven William Fourez Dennis M. Fox Neal A. Freeman June Pait Froehlich Thomas Brian Fulcher 88 Ruth M. McKelvey Virginia Ann McKinzie Constance Sue McWard Marcia G. Miller Deborah D. Moody Edward Charles Morris William Michael Murphy Gregg- Edward Neuedforf Darla Kay Neusbaum Nader Noghrehkar Bonnie Gail Notar Debra Catherine Oakes Jerry M. Omahen Sammuel E. Parrish, Jr. Ellen Kay Pataki Diane Lilyan Perry r Ronald Garrison Sheryl A. Gaumer Gina L. George Ron Geades Olivia Christine Gonzales Kent A. Gouty Debra Ann Greear Milia Beth Hance Robert Gene Hasz Debra Jane Haun Teresa M. Hazelbaker Brian F. Heatherton Nancy L. Heiser Gary Dean Helck William A. Henkelman Deborah Joy Hesse Kathy J. Hiser Nancy Jean Hofbauer Melanie Rose Holmes Bruce Steven Horner Jan Howard Paul S. Howard Bradley D. Huffman Dale L. Huffman Robert L. Huffman Mercedes Johnson Sheri Lynn Johnson James Edward Jordan Marc W. Jordan John Clarence Kilgore Mary M. Koebrich Robin D. Koenig Peter P. Lary Deborah L. LaSage Trudy F. Leggett Maria G. Linares Candace Jane Longer Nancy L. Lovelace Dwight A. Lucas Richard A. Lucas Robert E. Lucas Dennis J. Ludden Joseph M. Mackiewicz Margaret Sue Martin Gail E. Matthews Larry W. McKee Carl R. Phillips Diana Dawn Phillips Willard A. Phillips Mary Margaret Pluth Carol E. Pollock David R. Popp Luann Spencer Powers Judy Denise Poyner Karl R. Prevo John J. Rackow Margaret A. Redenbaugh Jerry Lee Reed Connie Sue Rhoden Jeannie M. Rice Marcus Y. Riley Christie Ellen Roberts Phyllis Ann Rohrer 89 LuAnne Baldwin William F. Beck Brent Duane Becker LuAnn Beier William L. Buchar Dennis A. Buck Robin Anthony Burton Edward Joseph Butler Gretchen Marlene Sacotnik Elaine Clare Sanders Roger Schackman Theresa K. Schaefer Catherine Marie Schroeder Charles Edward Sepich Douglas N. Seymour Emery Slavik, Jr. Albert G. Smith, Jr. Edmund (Ned) W. Smith Martha L. Smith Stephen B. Sparrow Michael Thomas Spezia Susan Elizabeth Sprague David E. Strink Harry Claython Summerlot Rita M. Summersgill Linda Sue Tate ■ Sherry L. Thompson Mark H. Tovey James Wayne Troglia Gregory R. Tucke r Leland Duane Turner Linda C. Valangeon Tim Earl Vipond Linda Ann Walls Jeffrey Robert Walter Denise Elizabeth Wasson Joan M. Watrous Dennis Dean Wilbur Carol M. Williams Sharon Elaine Wilson William W. Woodard Janet Ann Woods William W. Woodard Janet Ann Woods Michele Wright Lester Brown Bruce Deeken James Dowell Joseph Wilson ASSOCIATE APPLIED SCIENCE Christine Helen Anderson Gordon Anderson David Lee Campbell Donna Jean Campbell Connie Susan Carlson Diane Marie Carlton Francis Chantos David Wayne Collins Brian William Comiskey James Kenneth Comrie Michael Boyd Cooper Tammy Copas Robert Edward Cox Mary E. Criblez Jerold Steven Clup David Allen Dalbey Dale Mark Darr Clifford E. Denney Jane Alice Dixon Nancy J. Dowdy Sandra Kay Draper John L. Driscoll Janet L. Elliott Jana Jo Ellis Clarence B. Evans Patrick Joseph Farrel l Judy Lynne Ferber Debra Joanne Fetters Donald William Fitzsimmons William F. Fonner Richard Michael Fourez Steve R. Fox Theodore E. Gaddis David Keith Galyen 90 Keith Ellis Garrett Martha A. Gentry Ronald Dean Gildersleeve Tommy J. Giililand Dennis Glasgow Randolph Louis Grafton James Edward Grant Sheryl Lynn Gueldenhaar Donna Louise Hawkins Gary R. Henson James A. Holtschult Clarence Wesley Honkala Robert D. Hustedt Cheryl Lynn Jackson David Wayne Johnson Mary Ann Kaufmann Diane Kay Kerber Scott Dale Knight Shirley Ann Kuhn Barbara Ann Kviz Stanley R. Laker Rick L. Lazzell Janet S. Leamons James E. Lee Robert Linne Jane Elizabeth Lubben Pamela L. Lugoski Kathi Sue Marriage Thomas Ray Martin Lynn David McCallister Charles D. McCarty Charles Daniel MoCreary David Leslie McLaughlin Mark Nicolas Meister Don Wayne Meyer John A. Miller Robert Dale Miller Robert Joe Monier Howard Montgerard Martin Moran Gary L. Mulvihill Ronald R. Neisewander Christine Carla Nielsen William Michael Nolen David W. Ousley Albert E. Pearman Scott A. Peterson Evette Phillpott Peggy Jean Pickett Peggy Royster Pierce Jean L. Pohlman David P. Porter Michael J. Potter Jeffrey K. Prough William D. Ramm Catherine Joyce Rebmann Frederick W. Reddy Connie Jane Reinhart Donna Kay Roberts Randall A. Roller Rena Ann Salter Patti Ann Sams Debbie Lynn Sansom Robert Alan Sayre Shirley Scholfield Charles Alan Scott Milton E. Serd Stephen Douglas Smith Mary R. Spears Frank Sporcich, Jr. Mark D. Summers Patrick Curtis Swigert Shelley Lynn Taylor Joseph C. Tharp Nancy Louise Theobald Randy Joe Tiefel Michael Tomlinson Douglas D. Townsend John P. Unekis Linda Kathleen Vilk Terry Joseph Vogel Linda Sue Wade Steven E. Walter Glenn Edward Webb Randall A. Weir Mary Ann Wentz Charlotte E. Whyte Joseph P. Wilkens Lyle M. Wise John J. Zarn FALL 1975 PRESIDENT ' S LI ST: Ines Baquero, Pamela Bel t, Pamela Bildilli, Nancy Boyer, Thomas Brim, Mildred Butzow, Michael Cheney, Diane Curry, James Dalbey, Cynthia Day, Brian Delks, Luann Du sch, Peggy Eads, Gary Gernand, Maxine Hale, Gr ace Hoffman, Debra Johnson, Judy Johnston, Celia Jones, Ralph Jostes, Evelyn Kennedy, Vera Lu cas, Sally McDowell, Susan McKee, Shar on McMahon, Rebecca Meitzler, Patri cia Miller, Kim Pickens, Pamela Pick ering, Robin Roberts, Paul Rothwell, Toni Sampson, Cindy Shafer, Mary Shaw, Pamela Tay lor, Sandra Tuttle, Richard Wall, Debra Weger, Je an Whittington, James Williamson, David Winch ester, Christie Young, Wayne Antrobus, Jud ith Berkley, Carl Bosch. Donald Boyd, Jaime Bracken, Patricia Brazelton, William Brown, E lizabeth Bu 11, David Catron, GuyChatten, Judith Chfton, Gregory CoUom, Lo is Cooper, Sharron Darnell, Diana Fox, Kevin Freeland, Debra Hamilton, Patsy Ho ward, Louise Hughett, Jack Johnson, Darcia Kleiner, Susan Koebrich, Mark Krevalis, Cheryl Kruger, Catherine Langevin, Krista Legg, Carole McKibben, Ch ristine Morgan, Barbara Mueller, Suzanne Newnum, Linda Norton, Paul Peterson, Bruce Pierce, Susan Reich, Mi chela Royalty, Carole Seyfert, Sandra Siemer, Rosanna Such, Leland Tellier, Vernie Thomas, Jacqueline Thompson, Kenneth Warren, Nancy Weist, Darra Wilson. DEAN ' S LIST: Sha shi Ambiee, Jay Andre, Karen Borden kirche, Benjamin Both, Maridale Brasel, Gloria Caltagirone, Patri cia Campbell, Sally Caughron. Jo Cox, Mary D avis, Terri Dick son. Penny Earles, Ruth Elder, Thomas Ennis, Mic helle Fetters, Robert Gillis, Cynthia Goldsbery, Stella Goodman, Gloria Goodrum, Jeffrey Gunia, David Hewitt, Karen Hires, Victor Hix,, William Hop kins. Jack Johnson, Jo Johnson, Georgette Kre item, Susan Kucharczyk, Jean Lindsey, Joni Lynch, Mary Mackey, Dennis McBride Kerrie Melton, Rob ert Miller, Vicky Miller, Karen Monroney, Patri ck Monson, Deborah Owens, Shirrill Pate, Deloris Pearman, Janice Rakes, William Rakes, Robert Randall, Steven Redenbaugh, Byre cia Reed, Ali Rezai, Donna Rogers, Patr icia Schingel, Beckey Seaton. Cynthia Se Hers. Debra Smith, Mary Smith, Rory Steidl, George Stoup, Ronald Traughber, Nancy Wal Igren, Carolyn Wilson, William Woodley, Da le Yelenick, Stephan Zarate, Abdullah Aldashti, Lawrence Allen III, Barbara Barker, David Bl ight, Steven Braye, Michael Cottle, Scott Craw ford, Carol Decker, Ruth Dolbee, Jeffrey Doney, Linda Dowers, Ralph Dukes, Katherine Easterday, Kevin Ellis, George Fanning, Harry Ferguson, Cia rence Ferris, Wesley Galloway, Larry Goff, Susan Gulick, Rebecca Hanna, Brian Harris, Joyce Hath away, Alan Hawkins, Wendell Heeren, Nancy Hoi lingsworth, Jane Holtz, Clarence Honkala, Terry Hopkins, Jack Kelley, Karen Knight, Diana Koniec- zki, Paul Kotcher, David Lientz, Frank Lohmeyer, Debra Lutchka, Rebecca MacDonald, Valdoresa Major, Dennis Marshall, Kasandra McCoy, John Milewski, Marian Miller, William Moreland, Suzanne Morgan, Brian Morris, Arthur Nicklas, George Parry, Kenneth Pelman, Reta Ray, Paul Ray Jr., Thomas Redenbaugh, Dirk Rewerts, Christine Sea arce, Paul Scarce, Blaine Scott, David Sheets, Wayne Sherman, James Shields, Douglas Shouse, Judy Showers, na Childers Mary Cooke, Daniel Carol. Shurr, Thomas Slade, John Strain, Dianne Styer, Mary Tinder, William Truett, Teresa Wagoner, Carrie Watts, Mark Wilcox, Gairi Williamson, Cheryl Wonderlin, Marilyn Conger, Melodie Howell, Terri Joyce, Melody Mitchell, Fay Morgan, Teresa Neuman, Vicki Patrick, Mary Scott, Beth Trachsel, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 92 SPRING 1974 PR ESIDE NT ' S LIST: Monica Barreto, Sharron Darnell, Cheryl Kruger, William Mar tin, Pamela Pickering, Bruce P ierce, David Sloop, Sharon Smith, Cy nthia Steinbruegge, Georgia Taylor, Ve rnie Thomas, Mary Balsis, Jill Barks, Carl Bosch, James Bowers, Patricia Brazelton, Vickie Vickie Brent, Elizabeth Bull, David Bunting, Mary Burwell, David Campbell, Guy Chatten, Patsy Col lom, Irvin Cooley, Jerry Cranmore, Bonnie Davis, Tressie Drollinger, Pamela Freed, Kevin Freela nd, Theadore Gaddis, Patricia Graves, Sheryl Gueldenhaar, Debra Hamilton, Bruce Hor ner, Mercedes Johnson, Mary Kaufmann, Scott Knight, Susan Koebrich, Mark Krev alls, Barbara Kviz, Stanley Laker, Cath erine Langevin, Krista Legg, Trudy Leggett, Jane Lubben, Christine Morgan, Barbara Mu eller, Jean Pohlman, David Porter, Paul Ray Jr., Susan Reich, Sandra Reynolds, Patti Sam s, Elaine Sanders, Emery Slavik, Mark Summer s, Fred Taylor, Michael Thornton, Sylvia Turner, Elizabeth Webb, Nancy Weist, Sonja Woods, Mary Collins. DEAN ' S LIST: H. W. Antrobus, Jaime B racken, Douglas Cole, Melvin Condiff, Katherine Freeman , Wesley Galloway, Lester Gray, Sandra Hall, Mary Hudspath, Gerald Hume, Darcia Klein er, Jeanette Knake, Frances Morgan, Diane Pach ciarz, Vicki Patrick, Dianne Sadowski, William Sa nders, Mary Scott, Jane Shank Donald Snider, Eliz abeth Sprague, Sherry Allhands, Christine, Anderso n, Gordon Anderson, Sherilyn Ballot, Luanne Baldw in, Barbara Baker, Luann Beier, Steven Braye, Jeff ry Cade, Tonya Campbell, Connie Carlson, Francis Chantos, Dave Collins, James Comrie, Pamela Co ok, Michael Cooper, John Corbin, Michael Cottle, Debra Cowan, Scott Crawford, Nancy Dowdy, Linda Dowers, Katherine Easterday, Janet Elliott, Donald Fitzsii™ Flanagan, Judith Fleener, Ter xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocxxx esa Foster, Thomas Freeman, Keith Garrett, Gina George, D ennis Glasgow, Randolph Grafton, Carolyn Gre ene, John Haggerty, Sandra Haines, Mary Hallett, Mi lia Hance, Peter Hatfield, Teresa Hazelbaker, Brian Heatherton, Mohammad Heivand, William Henkelman, G ary Henson, Kathy Hiser, Nancy Hofbauer, Nancy HoUingsworth, Melanie Holmes, Clarence Honkala, Robert Huffman, Martha Ireland, David Johnson, Sherri Johnson, Sally Kamplain, Jack Kelley, Diane Kerber, Mary Koebr ich, Deborah Lasage, Janet Leamons, Robe rt Linne, Vicky Lister, Candace Longer, Debra L utchka, Kathi, Marriage, Charles McCarty, Mary Mc Donald, Larry McKee, John Milewski, Marian Miller, Robert Monier, Martin Moran, Gregg Neuendorf, D aria Neusbaum, Bonnie Notar, Diane Perry, Kimberly Peters, Charlotte Peters on, Peggy Pierce, Mary Pluth, Karl Prevo, Lawrence Ray, Margaret Red enbaugh, Connie Reinhart, Janet Ric hards, Marcus Riley, Donna Roberts, Ron aid Rohlfing, Christine Scarce, Catherine Schro eder, Charles Scott, Milton Serd, James Shields, Carol Shurr, April Smith, Martha Smith, Susan Sprague, Julie Steinbaugh, Joseph Stewart, Ronald Stewart, Kathy Stiles, John St rain, Linda Swim, Shelley Taylor, Deb orah Tinder, Ruth Trower, Edward Vich ich, Linda Wade, Teresa Wagoner, Steven Wal ter, Kenneth Warren, Joan Watrous, Carrie Watts, Glenn Webb, Randall Weir, Mabel White, Mark Wilcox, Janet Woods, Gregory Young, Paula Young, ' ' xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx J O XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJCJOCXXX xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ' i CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 93 The 1974-75 SARP winners were Mrs. Diana Phillips and Mr. John Haggerty. The 1975-76 panel of student judges included: SEATED — Bronston Austin, Mary Morris; STANDING— Joni Lynch, Fayed Al-Shebani, Jerome Nelson, Cheryl Wonderlin, Dave Chandler, Scott Norman. The Student Achievement Recognition Program (SARP) was started for the purpose of bringing to Illinois citizens a fuller realization of the worth of their state ' s community college system. It has helped focus public attention on the system by honoring in- dividual students for outstanding effort and accomplishment in pur- suit of their career goals. The program is sponsored and administered by Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. 94 PHI THETA KAPPA Todd Greeburg and Chris Scarce The Danville Junior College chapter, Pi Omega, was initiated in 1967. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is con- ferred on those junior college students who have established academic excellence as judged by the college faculty. Initiates must have completed at least one semester of junior college work, must be judged of good moral character, and must possess qualities of good citizenship. The Pi Omega advisor is Mrs. Alice Lee Morrison. The 1975 officers included: Todd Greenburg, President; Chris Scarce, Vice President; John Haggerty, Treasurer; Jaime Bracken, Secretary; Kathy Easterday, Courier Reporter. Advertising 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 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 DANVILLE VOLKSWAGEN, INC. - FIAT 3811 North Vermilion 446-1080 BOB WHITE CADILLAC SALES Highway 150 442-8400 HENRY L FALCONIO. 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Alternator, Generator, Starter Battery Repairs New Batteries 505 East FairchUd Phone 442-2080 panTs port PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE Hr. 11 AM Til 9 PM Daily Fri. Sat. 11 AM Til 10 PM Conveniently Located At 705 N. Gilbert Danville, 111. Call 442-5220 106 Organizations Activiti STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL SAC members pictured: (STAN- DING) Anita Winstead, Nora Coff- man, Mary Coffman- Parliamen- tarian, Bob Sprouls- Secretary, (SEATED) Bill Thompson, Kevin McDougal- Treasurer, Tom Morgan- President, Chris Scarce, and Steve Graham. Members not pictured include: Lester Gray- Vice President, Mary Morris, Carol Jones, Carolyn March, Gary Proetti, and Sandy Linne. Freda Smith 108 PICTURED: Lloreal Littlepage, Gladys Moore- Advisor, Carolyn Cooper-Assistant Treasurer, Bernard Fleming, Arddval, Steve Anderson- President, Lois Knox- Secretary, and Brenda Givens. Officers not pictured in- clude: Mary Jo Holmes- Vice President, Vicki Duckworth- Assistant Secretary, and Anita Vander- Treasurer. BLACK STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 109 COURIER Left to right: Jim Norman, Mary Morris, Debbie Trimble, Brian K. Morris, Bob Kariba. editor mary morris associate editor steve ellis community affairs carol jones features tim ryan leah holman entertainment kathy swisher sports jeff cade photography bob kariba art director brian k. morris advertising debbie trimble circulation lynn magers advisor Jim norman printer tom mills staff bob sprouls, roni english, John hoskins, jim harris, jonas alien smith, rose wilcox, ed cole Our apologies to MISS HELEN CARRUTHERS, General Studies Counselor, for not including her picture in the appropriate section of this book. FORWARD TO IS 5 If a poet is anybody, he is somebody to whom things made matter very little — somebody who is obsessed by Mak- ing. Like all obsessions, the Making obsession has disadvan- tages; for instance, my only interest in making money would be to make it. Fortunately, however, I should prefer to make almost anything else, including locomotives and roses. It is with roses and locomotives (not to mention acrobats Spring electricity Coney Island the 4th of July the eyes of mice and Niagara Falls) that my poems are competing. They are also competing with each other, with elephants, and with El Greco. e. e. cummings TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN WRITING THE SECRET SITS We dance around in a ring and suppose, But the Secret sits in the middle and knows. — Robert Frost TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN WRITING FIRE AND ICE Some say the world will end in fire. Some say in ice. From what I ' ve tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction ice Is also great And would suffice. — Robert Frost TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN WRITING (what if a much of a which of a wind) what if a much of a which of a wind gives the truth to summer ' s lie; bloodies with dizzying leaves the sun and yanks immortal stars awry? Blow king to beggar and queen to seem (blow friend to fiend: blow space to time) — when skies are hanged and oceans drowned, the single secret will still be man what if a keen of a lean wind flays screaming hills with sleet and snow: strangles valleys by ropes of thing and stifles forests in white ago? Blow hope to terror; blow seeing to blind (blow pity to envy and soul to mind) — whose hearts are mountains, roots are trees, it ' s they shall cry hello to spring what if a dawn of a doom of a dream bites this universe in two, peels forever out of his grave and sprinkles nowhere with me and you? Blow soon to never and never to twice (blow life to isn ' t: blow death to was) — all nothing ' s only our hugest home; the most who die, the more we live e. e. cummings TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN WRITING 111 Subjects, from left to right: Buddy McGrew, talented imitator of Elvis Presley and a female impersonator Nora Coffman, the most confused subject Liz Herzog, feeling an itch Ruth Tanquary, who at one point thought she was a car Rick Lenover, performer of a surprise strip-tease Anita Winstead, who found herself nude in the middle of the Union  Garrett ' s Captive Audience, above H H . I— I I . Tj ' Herzog Ustening to suggestion from hypnotist ' JL. 1 J 1 Larry Garrett, above :hem spellbound Hypnotist Larry Garrett visited Danville Junior College and some of the students will never be the same. Garrett ' s demonstration of his hypnotic control over twelve volunteers (including several who, like Don Haberkorn and SAC President Tom Morgan, chickened out and left the stage) drew one of the biggest audiences of any first- semester Student Advisory Council sponsored daytime event. As watching students laughed helplessly, subjects on stage ate imaginary ice- cream cones, were pinched by imaginary hands every time they sat down, scrambled on the floor for imaginary money, looked for a treasure hidden in the audience, and itched in secret places in response to hypnotic suggestions. 113 CAMPUS LIGHT The Campus Lighthouse, sponsored by the Christian Student Foundation, has provided many activities to the stu- dent body. Bible studies and fellowship meetings are held every Tuesday night. KEN HENDERSON Ken Henderson, youth evangelist from Lexington, Kentucky, presented programs in Danville during the Fall 1975 semester. He plays a variety of musical instruments during his perfor- mances; he also has a large repertiore of humorous anecdotes and poems. An after- noon program was presented on campus, and a second appearance was made at the campus lighthouse. ORNAMENTAL Sophomore officers include: Amy Swigart, Vice presi- dent; Betty Burrell, Presi- dent; Diane Bushue, Treasurer; Peggy Wilken, Secretary; John Blue, Ad- visor; and (NOT PICTURED) Mary Scott, Committee Chairperson. Front left going counterclockwise: Teresa Neumann, Diana Bushue, Nancy Schroer, Melody Mitchell, Carol Freeman, Peggy Wilken, Myra Hockl, Amy Swigart, and Jane Donaldson. JOHN BLUE Greenhouse Technician 116 HORTICULTURAL CLUB Freshmen OH Club officers: Sue Hanns, Com- mittee Chairperson; Judy Berkley, President; Pat Miller, Treasurer; John Blue, Advisor; Nan- cy Schroer, SAC Representative; Sandy Seimer, Secretary; and (NOT PICTURED) Sue Corrar, Vice President. 117 CHRONICLE RICK LENOVER PAUL SCARCE ANITA WINSTEAD CHRONICLE STAFF Editor-in-Chief Chris Scarce Layouts Steve Graham, Editor Rick Lenover Copy Editor Paul Scarce Publicity Anita Winstead Advertising Dave Kietzmann and his staff Staff Ray Chase Nora Coffman John Hoskins Chris Morgan Photographers Bob Sprouls Chuck Cannaday Terry Jenkins Bob Kariba Jim Norman Advisor Mary Coffman Special thanks to: Laura Scarce Karen L. Knight Mrs. Peggy Gardner Mrs. Vivian Schultz Mrs. Betty Walter for their cooperation and help. MARY COFFMAN, Advisor 1 18 CHRIS SCARCE, Editor-in-Chief THE BAND: CRYSTAL ASTRA Left to right: Georgette Kreitem, Secretary; Nan- cy Walser, Treasurer; Chris Morgan, Committee Head; and Chris Scarce, President. NOT PIC- TURED is Cathy Lange- vin, Vice President. ASTRA HALLOWEEN PARTY ASTRA is a social service club for DJC students. Service projects include par- ticipating in the WALK for MANKIND, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, and holding a reception for foreign students. Social projects included a picnic, regular volleyball games, a halloween party, and spring trip. Advisors are Mrs. Annabelle Neel, Mrs. Edna Goth, and Mrs. Joann Ames. BACK ROW: Coach Connie Peterson, Vicky Simons, Becky Timmerman, Patti Sanderson, Brenda McDaniel. MIDDLE ROW: Yvonne Summers, Marty Smith, Beth Burton, Peg Wilken. FRONT ROW: Carrie Watts, Judy Showers, Jean Doan, Kathy Starwalt. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL 126 BACK ROW: Elijah Burton, Sam Yeger, Elmore Battle, Roger White, Dan Goodlick, Charles Burton, Cedric Hunter- Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Small-Coach, Ken Hall, Rick Watson, Wilbur ( Wheat ) Burton, David Chandler, Jerome Nelson, Jim Heeren — Coach. FRONT ROW: Michael Woodard, George Rose, Greg Woodard, Al Hunt, Steve Wireman, Joe Wagner. MEN ' S BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ABOVE picture: on LEFT- Rocky Chandler, TOP- Marcia Whalen, MIDDLE- Deb Jones, BOTTOM- Jane Dill and Deb Cookie, RIGHT- Tammy Shaffer. BACK ROW: Coach Barbara Todd, Marty Smith, Judy Johnston, Peg Wilken, Sharon Barnes, Johnnie Dixon, Kathy Mason, Kathy Starwalt. FRONT ROW: Becky Timmerman, Lloreal Littlepage, Debbie Jones, Beth Bur- ton, Carrie Watts, Yvonne Summers, Kathleen Hargan. WOMEN ' S RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW: Bob Rigney, Bob Goben, Tom Freeman, Gary Estes, Jim LeConte, Kevin Kegley, and Coach Joe Springer. FRONT ROW: Don Peterson, John Smith, Sabie Beninato, Jeff Linn, Roger Schulz, and Jim Payne. GOLF TEAM 134 s DJC BOWLING LEAGUE ROWDY ROLLERS Jim Mackey Darrell Johnson Matt Smith Tony O ' B anion GUTTER CHASERS (NOT PICTURED) Darryl Knapp Sharon Knapp Shelley Wise John Blue EIGHT BALLS Frank Pitlik Larry Trimble Bob Kyle Vince O ' Brien OFFICERS Terry Jenkins - President Bob Kyle - Vice President Frank Pitlik - Secretary Treasurer 137 141 143 Furthermore, my son, be warned; there is no end to the making of many books, and much study is wearying to the body. — Eccl. 12:12 AN END IS COME THE END HAS COME. — Ezek. 7:6a 144 m WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. M5 1 I ■■■,,. , '