Illinois Valley Community College - Yearbook (Oglesby, IL)

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fax .J ' A I 4 45 Y a ' B- 3 'J -A I . 1' A v V gr K A - I . 5 I I' I ff Y M' !3g,.. NN sl 44129 . if' . ,, :Ag Q I 'jf nv infix-'I ' I X E gn , A I - , A Ili' df 1 1,5 114223 .3 I if E ' Q34 I If ,.qr195p,., ll X ' A ,Q if 'iff f'rn . X Ellie -and Frank. score a hit with the .Tr0cadero's audiencelas they warble Goodby My Lady Love . Looking on as usual IS the omnx-present Cap'n Andy w1th the Same two adm.lrers. WINDY . . . 'STEVE . . . -PETE. . . QUEENIE ..... 'PARTHY ANN . . fcAP'N ANDY. . . 'ELLIE .... 'FRANK ....... 'RUBBER FACE . . . JULIE .......... GAYLORD RAVENAL VALLON ........ 'MAGNOLIA . . . JOE ........... 'IBACKWOODSMAN . . JEB .......... BARKER. . . -:EATIMA . . . OLD SPORT . . . LANDLADY. . . 'J. c. STUDENT Show Boat Cast . . . DAVE MCNEILLY . . . JERRY SWANSON ......BOB JACOBS . MARILOU PIVONSKI .. ...JUDY ORESAR . . . ALAN SPELICH . .JEANNIE HILL ...JERRYFALK MERRILL BIRGERSON . LINDA ESPENLAUB . . .JACK EELIKSIAK . . . . DAVID GISLER .BONNIE POTTHOEE . . . . . . .RALPH DIAL . . . MEREL MARINE . .VINCE BOYLE . . .BRIAN LEACH . . . RAE ZUKOWSKI . . . . . BILL MARTIN . . ALMETA KNUTSON 'ETHEL .......... DE ANN A STARKEY MOTHER SUPERIOR. . . ..... JUDY BRUNO KIM Cas a childl .... GUITAR PLAYER . . 'JAKE ......... MABEL .... 'DOORMAN . . . DRUNK .... DOLLY. . . 'SALLY . . . 'KIM ...... 'OLD LADY . . ACROBATS . . . . . DIANE JOHNSON . . . . BILL MARTIN . . JERRY STANLEY . . PHYLLIS GEDYE . . . JIM JASKOLSKI ......DONDWYER . . MARY ANN JAKSE . . . . VADA BENNETT MARCIA WOLTMANN . . .DEANNA STARKEY . . . ROYCE REMENIH LEE BRADY GEORGIA P EL KA Chorus and exnras composed of members of the Advanced Choir of the LaSalle Peru Township High School and the LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby junior College Choir. The director was Mr. Roy johnson. 5

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Stage Hit Runs Unprecedented Extra Performance Two smash successes of the Columbian Exposition scene in this year's Show Boat were Dave Bennett and Rae Zukowski. Bennett performed acrobatic stunts with consummate artistry while Rae demonstrated for the gentlemen in the audience the terpsichorean art of the mystic East. Though billed as more or less extras these two troupers demon- strated along with a score of others that it takes people to make spectacle. The World's Fair scene, though rela- tively brief was done with polish enough to render it one of the hits of the show. Below, Ellie ij eannie llillj pleads with a couple of mountaineers QMerel Marine and Vince Boylej for the skin ofthe lov- able, albeir cowardly Frank. Uerry Falkj. Ellie and Frank were the comedy leads of the Cotton Blossom who lived up to advance billing. Ag,,,,g-M , fm, it F if lf i M?-QL

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, 2 TW' 91-by inf sig .fs 5 to 5' ? One of the most active se ments of L-P-O's Fine Arts department is the Radio Club. Comprised of volunteer interested students, the Radio Club claily presents ten minutes of broadcasting from the radio room which is equipped with a direct line to local Station WLPO. Programs are of a general interest nature and are always designed to keep the people of the area informed of what goes on at their junior college and high school. In the top photo with Mrs. Myrna Evans, adviser, are fseatedj Deanna Starkey, Fran Kukowski and Bob Quick. Standing are Don Magee, Clarence Dingerson, and Peg Falletti. The bottom photo shows Peg Falletti preparing to interview Mr. Donald Schutte of the faculty. Mr. Schutte appeared on several occasions. In this instance he is preparing to read some of his own poetry. 6