Illinois Valley Community College - Yearbook (Oglesby, IL)

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ONE ACT PLAYS PRESENTED BY DRAMA CLASS John Dow and Sandra Mziggio played the lead roles in William Saroyan's Hello, Out There. This play, one of two given by the newly formed dramatics class, gave students an insight in play production. Plays produced by the dramatics class were presented in assembly to the student body Here, Sharon Mason, Nita Stonewall, Sandra Maggio, and Marilyn Kapinski study scripts baclstage.

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RADIO CLUB PRESENTS SCHOOL NEWS TO THE PUBLIC Mr. John Willard, of the audio-visual department, serves as engineer for the morning radio program for which Station WLPO allows time without charge from the school studio. With him is Wal- ter Tyler, chairman of the Radio Club, ready to put the show on the air. Nancy Labens, left, and Pat Lister are shown with the Radio Club adviser, Mr. Laverne Waltman, seated at the table around which the programs originate. They are going over the questions which will be asked during the time from 8:05 to 8:15. Members oi the Radio Club are, STANDING, Jerry Kupperschmid, Walter Tyler, Don Corrigan, and N John Dow, SEATED, ancy Labens, Frances Ve- grzyn and Pat Lister. They arrange the programs and conduct the interviews penings in the junior c which call attention to hap- ollege and the high school.

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STUDENT UNION AFFORDS A SOCIAL Jeanie Hoscheit and Jim Mindock, a former LPO student, take advantage of the music provided by the juke box and try a new dance--not the Twist. QRIGI-IT, Jim Entwistle, Dick Paulicka, Carol Kodrich, Don Smania, Walt Kozlowski, Bill Taylor and Jerry Samolitis take a rest during the opening ceremonies of the new Student Union rooms in Oglesby. Have a hobby? Here Joe Frost shows his latest hobby to Louie Assalley in the office of the Student Union. As you can see, his hobby is printing S2 bills. Jon Keith and Bob Quick, another former student, try out the ping pong table which was donated by Bill Taylor. Most of the furniture was donated.