Illinois Valley Community College - Yearbook (Oglesby, IL)

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High Honor Roll, Other Seniors who made the roll are, BACK ROW. Louie Assalley, Gary Denny, and Ken Morey. FRONT ROW, Eve Schmitz, Alda Birgerson, Janice Ostertag, Jean Hoscheit. Sue Pricco, and Mary Ann Downey. Honor Roll: Freshmen who made the roll, BACK ROW, Sharon Mason, Ca.rol Marsh, John Benedict, Dick Mackey and Frances Vergzyn. FRONT ROW, Kathy Novlan, Diane Hoffman, Barbara Wysocki, Elizabeth Fontana, Diane Novak, Carol Frackowiak and Ann Cerri. Absent when the picture was taken were Don Latchford, Joseph Bausch, Jack Feliksiak, Lloyd Gisler, and Robert Johnson. HONOR STUDENTS High Honor Roll: Three Freshmen who made the roll are in the BACK ROW, they are Janice Serri, Joyce Kastigar, and Dave McNeilly. The Senior members of the roll are Joyce Pierro, Janis Iatonni, Linda Kms- wicki. and Kathy Utz. Honor Roll: Seniors who made the roll in the BACK ROW, Dale Fleming, Bill Decker, Walt Tyler, Paul Pocius, Kent Hess, Jim Nealand and Don Smania. FRONT ROW: Janet Zibert, Sue Schweickert, Julienne Coulter, Paula Bernabei, Nancy Labens, Sue Glowacki and Carole Marcum. Absent when picture was taken were Lyle Cunningham, Earl Finley and Rod Rynke.

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CONVOCATIONS ARE DESIGNED TO STIMULATE OUR MINDS Dr. Russell Kirk talks to Mr. Zumwalt, head of the Convocation Committee, before speaking on what he feels should be done to improve the American sys- tem of education. Dr. Kirk is a widely- traveled lecturer, writer, and teacher. Frederic Sjobiarn, pianist, commentator, and humorist, pre- sented one of the best convocations L-P-O had in a long time. His piano selections ranged from classical to popular. In the first pep as- sembly of the year the basketball players were honored. Coach Strell and some of the players gave speeches, while the cheerleaders led students in a rous- ing tribute to the team.

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This picture shows how well the Snowball was attended. The dance is an annual affair sponsored by the freshmen class officers and this year they did an exceptional job. -'C't I A -fu! ,Wi The L.P.U. Snof.'.'ha,ll one of the best dances ever given at the junior college. 'lhe ceilings and walls were covered with red and white streamers and .si nurnher of flocked evergreens were found at the entrance to the gym. The dance was attended by one of the largest groups in the history of the Snovq- ball. Dancing i.w.s to the music of Don ,-'xdarns and his orchestra . Much credit must he given to the chairmen ofthe various coniniitteem who worked no hard all day on Fri- day to decorate the gjvrn. 'Y J 3' 4 Dick Mackey, Susan Stangl, Diane Hoffman, Dave Hundt,Barbarawysocl-Li, Dan Fulmer, and Kathy Utz are standing in front of a group of flocked evergreens disucssing the decorations that adorned the boys gym. Mrs. Palma Bennett works behind the scenes to prepare the punch Mick Clinch and Cheryl Stella stand behind one of the sewing for the dance as she does during all tables waiting to serve punch to some of the more thirsty students. the other dances in the college. I 1'VNl mf us.