Illinois Valley Community College - Yearbook (Oglesby, IL)

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9 Mr. Zumwalt complained that teachers were overworked and under-paid. Here, he willingly posed for our camera, so that we could get some idea of the torture teachers are put through daily. Miss Connelly, one of LPO's efficient librarians, and Mr. Hoshaw, head of the history department, combine work with pleasure, as they serve students punch during the annual tea given bv faculty for students. r E we , ,ww 21

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'Qin' MYRA STORMER, M.S. Illinois State Normal Math or All This We Sincerely Thank You JOHN STRELL, M.S. University of Illinois Basketball Coach Health Education 'xii ,aw 3 .Mn 1 ' ' A S c ,sf A W .ee ' ' . 1 .ai Q DONALD SULLIVAN, M.S. W University of Illinois Health Education EARL TROBAUGH, M.A. WILLIAM UEBEL, M.S. MARY WEEG, M.A. University of Illinois N. Illinois University University of Illinois Spanish 84 Speech Sociology English HARRY WILMOT, M.ECl. University of Chicago Education Dean 20 f AA HRK , f fl 'lj :,1,. .il . . vm WAYNE ZUMWALT, M.S. Western Illinois University Chemistry

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