Harper College - Halcyon Yearbook (Palatine, IL)

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ALCY '63 llllfl ol' college is forming trziditions, :md the 1968 HALCYUN Staff proceeded to c-stz1hlisl1 il format th:1l will hold for Coming years. Although small in number. the stuff put forth :1 tremeiidous effort to make Harper Uollegc-'s First ye:1r- lmook one to he proud ol. At the beginning ol' the school ye:11', the slzill' spon- sored il c11mp:1ign for nrt amd literature to promote iiitn-rest. Eclitor-111-elmief Judy Ressla-1' :md nuinziging editor l':1t '1lPIll'I'0WlCZ performed the composing from organ- izing schedules, to writing copy, to laying out pages, Vollege years :ire memorable, :ind the 1968 HALVYUN will preserve these memories for the students. 1 or 1 -1 S , 1 ' .J K1 Judy Kessler Editor-in-Fhief 1968 HALCYON Stall' Editorrin-i'hief lvlunzigiiig Editor Photo Editor , lxl10t0fII'llIll10I'S . ,Judy Ressler , Pat Tenerowicz ,Jeff Cady . Tom Brock Jeff Cady Blair Jolmhsoii Q Advisor ,Henry Roepken . . 1 Assistant Professor f , V , ., 2 fi . ' , r Q ' , ' .531-uv' f-i V7 .. , V I -, Q M x . . ,r .,., g I ist. A 1-is ly il , M Q.: I t Tlx x . U U- U Ind. 5.5-Q, fi U , Q 1, -1, 1 ne rownz, Uliflblllb , :tor 'QW 'I X ,, X4 ,, - will S Q' . ' , , ' f W'i35vf'Nm-,W 1 .. 151 . ' ,- 1

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f-. rx.1Q'vg.g. uryfv Lf g..-.g.x10'9xJ-.mx :ult 6 lifts' ta Claus didn't forget about Harper and all d faculty boys and girls who have vanished imidst scholarly pursuits. The Spirit of ias Present dropped in at the HARBINGER vith a bagful of delights. The fun of pres- s in the sharing. So - dlp in and share of Santa's gifts: President Robert Lahti a set of boxing a book on Boxing - Self-Taught and tation to square-off with Elk Grove high- principal Robert Haskell . . . For Haskell lrfinrruninlann An'-Saw-nfl 4-n t gl il l' 3 ii faculty. The losing ticket of any numbers For Larew Collister . . . Mary Gant . . . McCabe. A stench-bomb kit for Chemis- rseph Clouser . . . a stenographer's pad e Phillips, Business. 'ip to ancient Rome by non-stop Jlime Jr History's Edward Kalish. A- .e for Sherwin King. Singing lt uchmore of Speech . . . Spanis ' German instructor Henry Meier inutes with an enraged bull for . A trip to Paris, Illinois, for French. medial reading for English Ryan . . . Marilyn Swanson . . ti. A ticket to a cricket match . . . . six tons of 1963 on Journalism's Henry itation Russian cavier for June gless guitar for Anna Marie . Short-change training for isiness. An abacus for Roy ing. A straight-edge for Punkay . . . a course in Chinese short- mr Robert Zilkowski, Business. Pageless for Rose Trunk. Business , . . another G. Galin Berrier Coast league. Berrier's opportunity came in 1962 when he was selected as one of 87 instructors for the John Hay Fellow program. This sends instructors to school for a year with all expenses paid plus a regular teaching salary. Schools like Harvard, Colum- bia, Northwestern and the Uni- versity of California at Berke- ley participated. I chose Berkeley because it di-ln't have snob appeal. It's the best university in the coun- least it was then, ex- Berrier. learned more than n be squeezed from a k. Ist trip to Berkeley in preceded the free-speech gnt. Instead of Flower l and LSD, Beatniks l the campus. Qwere searching for a Ferrier recalled. ,were finding outlets l' dissatisfaction. it interest lay in such gs as the Congress of Equality, Student Non- Coordinating Committee Ban-the-Bomb devotees. of those students of- to Arkansas during to take part in civil- aimed at in- and Negro voter of the Berkeley however, were regu- -sweater and sweet- Sxgma Chl types. returned to the Berke- then the Free-Speech had already flower- ..----.-- .---- r...-- -..-v..D.. V... tions. The man seemed rather naive. And when I saw him in a smaller group, he was almost shv. He spoke with 'V LVIIIPILPC dll I-lllCll education, advance in work or just to add to knowledge. - Most of these senior me.r1'Lfind-tha-t...the mos' ' U ent they 1' being c ywns I 0 tructors of those pr de ly have as f utside s D8 to plan 611 1 n d cha gr washing ah for a fz pe MQ' .or just va . a day to X xily. Sp m, a par ty -mmented m U0 a fami ta' P omeworl: i ,MQ is intel ii studies on his c L x - t-s I s hammi, the stu: med into large lectlu-e ses- sions. He said California-like Illi- nois-has a powerful move- ment to keep freshmen a.nd sophomores out of the univer- sities and to get them into two-year community colleges. don't answer: they feel adults should because lthe adultsl are on the s level as the teacher. Mrs. Betty Phillips may the answer to the reasons adult students generally se get good grades. When campus in the summer of dia ignore that and continue to focus on the more colorful as- pects of the Berkeley campus. icago Rock Sage, Echoes Hollow ouncl BOB LANE with a heavy accent on coun- In a completely different bag, whose pop tremendous brought records were level of achieved through a appeal, amount The lat- Bucking- nothing mediocre in its dis- There are some groups in Chi- opinion about the younger I find them intelligent sincere in their beliefs. Peat Moss G01 But Not Weatl Harper College's new tiu'e is again on solid gi The Corbetta Constr Company reported that the moss deposits found on the struction site have beei moved. Those deposits under parking lots and under tht ners of two buildings cause a serious constructic lay, said Corbetta. The main delays have caused by the bad we more than anything els rough estimate indicates weather costs a Week of struction time. RANDHURS CAMERA SHI try Style' , cago that have some measure of But the draft, equipment loss- potential but in my opinion only es and a lack of larfze com- ....,. 1... li.,.+..1.,..+ ,mi ,...a..a..,.n- CAMERA NEEDS

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