Paducah Community College - Arrowhead Yearbook (Paducah, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1968 volume:

Q D CLL6 , 1 f 4 ,, 1 P-H .1 05,3 A R40 X TQ- '9 IL c 1932 COL LEGQ 4, 4, O n.. mx PADUCAH JUNIOR COLLEGE PADUCAH, KENTUCKY 25? E ' ARROWHEAD '68 Volume 36 Gae Irby, Editor t' , M Our World of Paducah Junior College has been composed of smaller worlds, which represent dif- ferent phases of our college life- WHERE WE WORKED, AND PLAYED, MADE FRIENDS, AND HAD THE TIME OF OUR LIVES. There are many mem- ories of the world in which we have been apart. Through WORKING, we have developed an understanding of self-discipline, and learned to live in an adult world. We have established an appre- ciation of college customs and traditions. Through PLAYING, we have had fun while growing inschool spirit and taking pride in being a part of PIC. Through MAKING FRIENDS, we have learned to respect opinions of other people. But most of all, it was here, in our world of PIC that we have come to realize that we belongg and it was here that we HAVE HAD THE TIME OF OUR LIVES. Gae Irby A Time To PADUCAH JUNIOR EQ- L. ' - WHERE WE WORKED ... AND PLAYED H' remember . . . COLLEGE 196 -68 WHERE WE WORKED Administration 18 Academics AND PLAYED Cheerleaders 40 Basketball 42 Baseball 50 Intramural Basketball 51 I, Boys P. E. 52 I Git1sP. B. 53 Tennis 54 Bowling 55 A fr, MADE FRIENDS gig: H H oaies 58 ' , a ON' vb B . Organizations 70 I X 5 AND HAD THE TIME OF OUR LIVES 'r lffff Sophomotes 88 Q - X . 'ff Freshmen 106 ff' B..-44... NS-?..: I .A SW if nnvnmstnn 134 I 53 i I l Mant nusnns .,. ann Han 'ms anna on ons nvas . ADMINISTR TION BUIL WF! WQLEYI Il Q! fuk? Fw . X . 55 us? Y uh il ' 1 . .. if f 1 ' ' SCIE CE BUILDI G ,V JI?- 'gs 6qwfp1v nfm. Y gg A ' '?'W'?Y'I 'W Wwifwi' .A . ,1 M -N , X ' A, ' ,vw 1-, . A ,- ... ,. W.. .4 '1- '. .qua vw y'A 'iV.' X V01- 11 1 ,. . l'iA1y. . ..- LM , -gjwlfu ' f Nm., 3 . . 4.-1 '.f ..,..11, . I ,J l NAMED IN MEMORY OF GOVRIEL L. ROSENTHAL C1895-19471 In a dedication ceremony June 24, 1967 GYMNASIUM Student Center Entrance Ticket Entrance Mall at Night 4 '-Q lQL'?4 ,gpg J 1035.11-n U: , 'Vi v. 1, 'E ' . 1 -1 FI: El' . .,-J, .. . 1 2 w..! -iff : ' :ofa Sai- V, f,e4'wA, 4,1 , 1' -, -jgljnvix kv y .rl N A fr- ----H-'f,-avi-1i'1 E 1-.--'R 151. lim!-ffei' ,'. ---,mx , v gl',IJl'g5ii 5-'21 Eff? !.fl.13E1i-1,1 'f'SF1E7E1 , .QVTM ,fi TZ, 1-AH -,X A., q . ,R -.4 ,..-.,,---.,., -,,Y , --AA 1 7.1.1,-, --4-- A-- . . L- mean..-if '-5-:g,.J. . . .in r 1 o o 4,--'i x s N 'I' .0 If l X. x I A 4 0 ,Q Y , 1' 1- 1 .N -1, . 1 My X I I 0 , ,' ' 'eqnv ,. v U, .1 1 Q :if-'I p !o. x I I A 5' H.,- v ,ag 5 .'- IL' L5-'J ,175 L ,. . .,,c s-sfg.:K,.l 1Ff ' jf- ,Q . 14,5 1. 3 L ri ,Ng . .jegfg , I , --1.1, -. -. ' --'11 J b fx.', ' -...P V. ' 11' K 'i ', . w.,f Lg .s. .L . -Q. . 4 4 .- -g , . ' WWW ,Q ' FQQJII . QQ ' J 'if A Q1 gg--H' .av ,V ' 'gig 'TT 15,215 'ffT T'Tf'IJ 1 Y - '.'.xfx:m,, l -li 35.15 Y :.:.--.-A Y ' 1 A v .K 4:- E X ...Y v mt, fff A I, A i i gig:--N-sz------f - ' New Arts Building fSpring 19683 1 . A ! I 4 I w ' - Qi' if x 4 ' , 5 ' 1-s.'i3,-.M it F ali f Nancy Bird In art lab I H 4 Most discussed art work at PIC M N gl-V .ya 1? -,,., -u-.. A DEDICATION IN TRIBUTE TO OUR RETIRING PR.ESIDENT, DR. R. G. MATHESON As this is the last annual to be published while Paducah Junior College is an independent community college, we wish to pay tribute to the man who has furnished the leadership and stimulus for the college's growth from one building with 26 students in 1936 to a multi-building complex with 1347 students in 1967. Dean, as he is affectionately known to thousands of former P. I. C, students, served as administrative head and academic dean of P.J.C, from 1936 until 1946. From 1946 until the present time he has served as president of the college. His dedication, his knowledge, his common sense, his humor, and his com- passion have aided Paducah Junior Co1lege's development into the kind of insti- tution that recognizes an education, not as the accumulation of memorized facts and rules, soon forgotten, but astheformation of a habit of mind, lasting a lifetime, which enables the individual to make discriminating choices and to arrive at wise decisions. Dean has given us the foundation for greatness. It will be the challenge of future leaders to build upon it. WE SALUTE YOU DEAN MATHESON . . . WHERE WE WORKED .-7' T S+ Most of the students of Paducah Junior College commute daily from throughout Western Kentucky and Southern Illinois. To each, PIC is something different. Yet, all are bound in the pursuit of one common goal - attainment of an education. This is the force which directs our lives. We work hard - in conferences with instructors, in classes, in in- dividual study, and in research projects. Before we can realize, another year has slipped away - another year in preparation for a lifetime of work. 1 f Q- 1 M, n , . , y--- vt 4, . ,M ff Q' I 1 1, ,' '-'. . I . 1 w , , B F W im . 1 f , x A by 'Y' J , fx ,':' '4 I Q A . , 5 ,L 3-59 v - -- . H4 , . X , 5 - -' 5.1 ' - 'V .- ,' , ' , 1 :JQ , A . . , J1-A ' :MQ X ' ,. T ' 4 ' ,- -4 rin. . w -f- ,I ,, 1 - we-V ,., ,, . ,, ' .J Qs -aw H ' I , W1 HEI! gg, ,AA-WSL' A , , , ij., 4I14 ' 4,l g, A 4 W ' ' 2' -n -- b . -V K ' --K 51:43 ' ' 7 ,Tw .-1 -1, . -x---' '1-'- - ' -1- . -,L af: '- 1 - '?1gE,L.,jfl'1'.' ,. ' . . Lug? -mf Q1-' f . 5 1 -f.,. ,HA--14, W 2 ff 4 uw ',afIrJ+'fP.i4-ffff. I .I , JT.,,v.-WN .TI ,, - -. ' s--:ff uw AT ,v. ,, I ,...3,. A f X Q , .1 1, 41 f xvv. - -gli. -Y,- .v , QV, Y ' iw N ,-- Jia' 1- 'A 5- D THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE The thirty-fourth graduation exercise of Pa- ducah Iunior College was held in June of this year. This marks the thirty-fifth year of oper- ation for the college and makes it historically the first community college in Kentucky. Many changes will take place as a result of this reorganization. However, the basic philos- ophy of the institution which is to offer, under the most favorable conditions possible, an op- portunity for all students in this community to avail themselvestof quality education, will re- mainuthe same. The admissions policy will remain the same .for all Kentucky first time college freshmen and our extensive and interested counseling will be available for service to them. The student or- ganizations will be the same and all performing groups, including basketball teams, and all mus ic ensembles will continue to represent the school. The curriculum will be the same for some time and students planning to go to colleges and universities other than the University of Kentuck will have the same wide choice of required and elective subjects and counseling staff and all teachers will be as interested in the transfer of a student to any college as to those planning a University of Kentucky program. The King is dead Long live the King. A fine, proud era as an independent community college ends. A new era that can make a fine, proud tradition in the family of the Kentucky Community Colleges lies ahead. Y The Dean writing his farewell message ACADE IC DEAN DR. DONALD CLEMENS V -A 'fe Academic Dean MRS. MARGARET WATSON Director of Student Personnel .Z i MRS. SUE PUCKETT Financial Secretary MRS. SUSAN PRICE Dean of Women MR. CLAUD HAWS,.JR. , Dean Of Men 3 . X shi - .I The Division of Fine Arts including the De- partment of Art and the Department of Music, held its first Fine Arts Festival during the fall semester. It presented lectures, art exhibits and musical programs. It also featured the Ex- perimental Theater. The Festival was enthusi- astically received aud will become an annual event on campus. MISS MARY YEISER Chairman of Fine Arts Department v ...,- , MR. BOB EVANS MR. BURNETT SASSEEN Exhibit Director Art Instructor ART During the spring semester the Art Department added a sky-lighted studio and a lecture room in a new metal prefabricated unit. The new build- ing also includes dark room facilities. It is an- ticipated that a class in photography will be added in the near future. MR. ALLEN M. HENSON Director of Music Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Taylor rehearse with students COMMUNICATIO S MR. RICHARD PRICE Chairman of Communications Division The Department of Communications provides instruction in the effective use of such communications media as speech drama, written expression, knowledge of literature and three foreign languages: French, Spanish and German. The emphasis has been upon excel- lence in teaching, rather than in any spectacular performance. Miss Holan, who is teaching German, is new on the faculty this year, her home is in Cleve- land, Ohio. Many students have taken part in ex- perimental theatre productions and for- ensic meets during the year. MRS. BETTY BURKHALTER Speech Instructor German Instructor Mlss HARRIET HOLAN gg vegas me MISS PRISCILLA ALLEY English Instructor 'I 1, U- .lv nxmll MRS PATRICIA BAGWILL English Instructor MRS. IACQUELYN CLARK English Instructor MRS. MAXINE CLARK English Instructor MRS. CAROLYN KRESSENBERG English Instructor MRS. SUSAN PRICE English Instructor : xv' 1 v OCIAL 5- 5 ' 1. - as ' -it PM The Division of Social Science and Education, under the direction of Mr. Murrell, includes Carlton Williams Qhistoryjs Jerry Counce Qpsychologyjg and Bill Phelps Qgeographyy. Mr. Stone is faculty sponsor for the Smoke Signal. Mr. Williams is presi- dent of the Faculty Assembly. Mrs. Winnie Jean Bell, instructor in psychology, joined the faculty at PIC at mid-term. MIFK MR. GLEN MURRELL, Division Chairman 'fa-1. , w ' IJ I MRS. WINNIE BELL MR. GEORGE STONE Instructor in Psychology Instructor in Social Science SCIE CE MR. BILL L. PHILLIPS MR. CARLTON WILLIAMS Mr. Jerry Counce and Secretary Mrs. Jones 1 X 1 - X DR. CHARLES G. SMITH Department Chairman CIE CE AND Mathematics and Natural Sciences - biology, geology, physics, chemistry, as- tronomy and geography - are the jewels of the future scientist 'and professional technician. These courses form the major part of the Engineering program at PIC. Mathematics, the Queen of the Sciences' as well as the 'Language of the Universe', is fundamental to today's complex, technological society. Chemistry is a constantly changing science. It is important because of the principles of reasoning it teaches. Physics, one of the greatest of in- tellectual disciplines, must be regarded as one of the chief cornerstones of a gen- eral education. Geology and its associated sciences have continued to move forward to serve the progress of man in all fields. MR LEWIS BARBRE MR. WILLIAM BEASLEY MRS. JUDY STOVALL Instructor in Physical Science Biological Science Instructor in Mathematics MAT H A A N W 1 Y i Q 1 MR. NAT DORTCH R I ' ,rm x , f 1 I, ,-1,--. . mxfijia . A I . -N , -'L w A - x V R MR. PAUL HARP MRS. SARA PENRY gm. 4 MR. LARRY DOWDY MRS. IACQUELINE MOSS N MR. THOMAS WALDEN MR. HOWARD HILL Chairman of the Department MRS. GERTRUDE ALLEN J MR. WILLIAM GOURLEY ar ..r The Commerce Department has its greatest enrollment in the history of PIC. The subjects offered are numer- ous-- accounting, law, math of finance, economics, organization, communica- tions, machines, shorthand, typewriting, and office practice. The Department has three new fa- culty membersg Mrs. Breeden, who teaches secretarial subjects, Mrsf Freels and Mr. Gourley, who teach administra- tive subjects. Mr. Gourley has proven his worth to the Paducah Indian Ball Club - he drives the tribe to all the away games. MRS. MAURINE BREEDEN MRS. MARY ANN FREELS Mas. JUDITH MEINDERS MR. JAMES A- WOMBLE PHYSICAL EDUCATIO The Physical Education Department has two full-time faculty this year, Mr Jim Peck, who is new on the faculty this time, teaches health and hygiene, physical activity courses, and basket- ball theory. Mr. Haws teaches health and hygiene and activity courses. Mrs. Anita Haws, part-time faculty teaches the women's physical education courses. Mr. Haws was modest when a year- book reporter asked him to describe the year in his department, he wrote on the questionnaire a large question mark. Since he is too modest to say, Sports reigned supreme at PIC this year, may we say it for him. MR. JIM PECK Instructor in P. E. Coach Peck's theory in action MISS TESCHER, Chairman MRS. MARGARET CONYER Instructor Nursing MISS BETH FRANKLIN Instructor Nursing MISS CHARLOTTE NIKSCH Instructor Nursing MRS. EVA SCHULER Instructor Nursing NURSING Nursing is one of the fastest growing dis- ciplines at PIC - it is also the newest curri- culum offered here. Miss Barbara Tescher, Department Chair- man, teaches interpersonal relationships, psychiatry and seminar development. Miss Niksch and Mrs. Schuler are with the staff for the first time this year, they are reaching advanced nursing and funda- mentals of nursing. Mrs. Conyer and Miss Franklin are teach- ing nursing fundamentals. This year has been reported as a very busy one, and a confusing one. There have been hours of research done for the curriculum changes that are required to expand the dis- cipline. V... il Ziff M W: .'1', ..- I fi s J.- i i LIBRARY The library on the college campus is the librarian Mrs. Joyce Harp and assistants, Mrs. center of information and the headquarters Margaret Titsworth, Mrs. Ester Smith, Mrs. for studying. Mrs. James and Mrs. Farmer, Margaret Williams and Secretary Mrs. Jean who are co-librarians, with the help of their Galloway, are most efficient. MRS. DONNA JAMES MRS. IENNIE FARMER Librarian and Co-Chairman Librarian and Co-Chairman 1 V X X I F . fi V p 1 MRS. SMITH MRS. TITSWORTH MRS. WILLIAMS MRS. HARP, Librarian Il . 1 , MRS. JEAN GA LLOWA Y Secretary ' 51 ,,, Y -3!5ll1,5Ll11 1, 4 '.,'.u ' .. Q5 ,4 1 iw? A 2wr4a+?,:5-or ,Zf .rf -153:53 -gg 'Z.,,..,,. ADMINISTRATI E Z' 55 Q17 Hfrxilg 'QT ,,i.-- X3 .C MRS. ELEANOR COFFMAN MRS. PHYLLIS STEWART Secretary to the President Bookstore Manager . 'Z 5'15i, 'f,. C. gf'ff',i mi' 3:r'E'Ilg'? 431 :min g 1' gp Q 3, Www -4.4 v Eff ' '41 L- . 4 , ,T. AWA 5 is -Eou mf Z- 1 H w. -vt-, Y. .J x,,,k- n- g, .-r , 7.5 , X.. ,,-, J 4 ' - ,R . ., 'T'1. ,K ,-:vu , 1:19 J 57-5 1:1 , QP! MRS. JOYCE SCOTT MRS. JOYCE BRYANT Secretary to Dean Clemens Recorder MISS PAULA BLQCK MRS. MARIE STAGG Secretary to Mrs. Stewart SCCICIHIY ASSISTAN S MRS. NEVA DOUGLAS, Secretary MRS. MARY ANN JONES, Secretary MRS. ANETTA IEFFERY, Secretary . I ' Z 'E - Z1 .4 A - - H' - - W , X --QA v I K Ll MRS. BETTY WALDEN, Secretary x MRS., CAROLYN TURNER, Secretary FFS ' 4 'Qf-gig-4 MRS. PAM PAXTON, Secretary MAINTENANCE Praise for the beauty of cleanliness and care is due our superintendent of buildings and grounds and his personnel. Paducah Junior College's well kept grounds are a topic of discussion of each visitor who views our lovely campus for the first time. MR. CARL SMITH, Superintendent of buildings and grounds MAI TENANCE PERSONNEL n I Vx 45 6 A D GROWTH r. r ,., ,J ,. -T . JV Growth rs one of the truest measures of fl n -W rr life in either a building expansion or a stu- it V dent's maturity. As progress continues, ' man's ideas must grow. PIC has experi- rs enced growth in students, faculty and fa- cilities. The students are proud of our school and will watch its growth in the fu- ture. On this page are pictures of our new li- brary, in the process of construction, this building will be ready for occupancy in the summer of 1969. y , ,,,, X, mr PLAYED A cheer1eader's yell, the final buzzer of a basketball game, the umpire's call of . . . com- bine with the other sound of the sports world make up the athletic program of Paducah Jun- ior College. Though the game may not always be won, self-discipline, sportsmanship, and courage: points which we value in the game of life, have been gained through participation in the interscholastic sports program. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders who led our team to the greatest victory in the history of PJC are: Phyllis Alexander, Sally Nunan, Jane Sanders andloyce Alexander. 'L an dh WJ y M x Q W 1 X f v' Kf rt! ' Y A R W , 5 gi xi -f-b m A- Q f x y - f2uf' 4 L fi . ff 'X W- x f Q V V4 We Won the Regional at Columbia . . . over Utica 96-62 VICTORY MARKS THE SEASO PIC . 6 L Coaches Haws and Peck are happy over mid-season national rating 4. QM .,6 'U 1 .9 .bf H' 55,15 w Af 4 l9gQ44f 1' 'QUQ' ' 1. 11s..A. '- Et fffi . I DIANS MAKE N W RECORD I 768 l , , .-- f - . f ie. Hull, J., W - - Jim' , ,. I ill... YH U.-tvs' ii 1 t H I V V. ,nl 'L .Up I F. LARRY BA NNIZA 44 EDDIE GARRETT .1-L,,x ,.1,, A A . V., ...qvm :fc fl 1.,, vw. ..,' W Y, ,I E A .yu '1-F. 1j.g ij ,f iij'- ? ' 1 .K 'f w ,Q-1 1-1. ' H, 'J HECTOR BLONDETT RICK RAGLA ND MIKE YOUNG TOM YACHINICH WE ARE INDIANS INDIANS ARE GREAT! 967-968 I DIAN J X X CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1967-68 INDIANS The Paducah Junior College Indians mak- times during the season, giving the head ing their first appearance in the National coach a 201-80 career mark. Junior College Tournament at Hutchinson, It is a season of firsts for PIC. The Kansas this year, sailed through a banner Indians averaged in excess of 90-points per season. game, the first time in history. The Tribe For Coach Haws, who for the first time won both the regular season conference title had an assistant coach Uimmy Peckj, it Q8-OJ, and the conference tournament, the must have been a very rewarding season. first time to do both in the same season. I-laws topped the coveted 200 victory total And, no player averaged more then 20 points for his 10 -year career at PIC, and the big per game, also the first time this has hap- win came in the finals of the Regional at pened. Columbia, Tennessee. The Indians did, however, have five Coaches, I-laws and Peck's Indians scalped players to average in double figures. 27 opponents and had to retreat only four NEXT YEAR LOOKS GOOD . . . L I 5 L Q '35 1 4 .1 Q ,L V P 5 f., 'Jr'--lllg I 415,-'??'f1 , M 'ZU4 I agp, X17 1f1'1Ls.1,Q-1 ,. 'ETL U '-. ' 5.'L. -, ' 1 - fwnf ,A ? QE. :A-is - LF ' 'gnu .agp Isbell? - +laa- if f '-1 if U, , , , 1 'i 1c4m'f,1,:'J ,kj x' ' 't' ,- ,.f 'JQNWLT Y, v !Q5Qf'l!51i-r-- ' 112 , 5 .5 . q u x Il 5. :wg 1- U 'K w U .,.u ,,,,,, V .,, 4, sway. ,yr , f.nf15F f - 'L 4 5 Q ,,az.,' ' .4 N .rf x x , - 1 nw ' ' ' , . Y ,. N. 1' .W , Jw , :Thr , ' I .X ' , 41- ,.-'a.'.Hi'1 HL . --U' ,- ,Q '-r , me g.,',:w, , 1 , ,A ,,: 3... M 2 15 Y L ugh If ,, f., ff Lv V..-'. ,I IU x- 73.5 is , ' if ' u WWI VL I 9 ., V ,.ugAZ 1'- m m bif Wx Q, Q .U 'g ' --i ry., ii ,, ai 'w fa vi 1: I ,QM WMD :Q .NATM ,ku nn., .. ,. -. . ., 1, . .-. : ' , 1 Aa- 291. 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W Q 3,,, ,J .LH lin rw- ,F ef- , ' 15'-' A A 'RR 2' 1 'Wm ,V 2 LH., ,...m .,.v'?G1 L: .. .W . . if g 2:1555 , J n BASEBALL - HAS A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR I KENNETH WALL DAVID PORTER RICKY LEEPER Photographer catches some interesting poses HANK SHEPHERD ROGER FREEMAN Larry Banniza and Tommy Jones INTRAMURAL CAGE SCORES Independent 1, '60 Independent 2, 36 Circle K, 16 BSU, 74 Baseball, 55 Zeta Delta, 35 Independent 2, 53 Circle K, 38 Baseball, 50 Independent 1, 32 Independent 2, 68 'Zeta Delta, 38 Baseball, 65 Circle K, 44 Independent 1, 64 Zeta Delta, 15 Independent 2, 33 BSU, 60 PIC INTRAMURAL STANDINGS W Baseball 4 Independent I 2 BSU 2 Independent II 2 Zeta Delta 1 Circle K 0 Boys in action! Who is going to win this one! 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Different people exist in our campus lifes therefore, we must learn to respect and appreciate persons who do not agree with our viewpoints. Real friendships, which will last even beyond our collage days, grow out of contacts in school activities, organizations, and classes. We have received various honors and awards Sone of these honors include being chosen as Miss PICQ Sweetheart of various fraternltiesg scholastic awardsg elected asa Student Council representatives Who's Who in American Junior Collegesg Sophomore Favorites and other honors, these honors, as men- tioned in this section, were definitely a part of our world of Paducah Junior College. f' Q Q :ha Q. . s 1 M 5 Kami N WW A W .35 M wr MJ hc s.:al,V,Y ,,,, TH- ,,,, U U 'MBE ALPHA BETA SWEETHEART Carolyn Cope URGANIZATION These Lovely Compete of Miss W CIRCLE K SWEETHEART C 1E1 GAMMA ZETA SWEETHEART Carolyn Milburn SWEETI-IEARTS Popular Ladies for Crown P.J.C. w PHI THETA KA PPA SWEETHEART I1M11 STUDENT SENATE SWEETHEART Judy Connor ZETA DELTA SWEETHEART D G f' 1:7 Iii PHYLLIS ALEXANDER TERRY COOPER H095 AMONG STUDENTS IN Sixteen sophomores at Paducah Junior College will be in- cluded in the 1967-68 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. This recognition is given to junior college students who have been outstanding on their respective campuses. Consideration is based on scholarship, JANICE CLARK CAROL DAVIS 1 . F A . T 1 Y I HO AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES leadership, cooperation in educational, and community ac- tivities, general citizenship, and promise of future usefulness. The sixteen listed were selected by an anonymous com- mittee from administration, faculty, and student body. LINN KEELING r SUZA NNE HITE RICKY LEEPER 4a': ' ROBY MEADOWS WI-IO'S CAROLYN COPE H, A 9- Ml.. 7 v 1- Y 1 5. ' A gy. ., ' . ,N f ,H V,, 1 ,., , 1 41 1 1-Vw..-' . ,1- DONNA GAMMON PATSY SHA VER W1 4 5 JULIA MILLER ANNA MULLINS GENE PIERCE ' DEN NIS PHA LEN ' Vw Hfsw, fy' fs ur Xu ,, ' Q-Af. f:TUwK3fu! X .mal ,,.mE4w, H gn.. frfijyfa 4,1 ?w1'??4'f J' I Q mega IJ 5 ze' MAS: '5' ,. ,. fw'ra4,M, ' -Hair? 1wg5g5 E 1 w,.f5 IANICE CLARK W OPHO FAVOR Each year Sophomore Favorites are cho- sen at Paducah Junior College. Nominees are judged on four criteria. Q11 Popularity, Q25 The student must have an academic av- erage of 2 point. Q35 The student must be registered for at least twelve hours at the DONNA GAMMON NUIRE . I 4 I .I 1 .?.....J ITES time of his selection, Q43 He must have earned 30 semester hours at the time of his selection. These students were selected by popular ballot for this honor. Edward Duc- kles was honored, however, a picture was not available. SUZANNE HITE BARBARA HEDDEN SOPHOMORE FAVGRITES BILL PACE D ENNIS PHALEN PATSY S HAVER JAMES VAIL i Nd w w w f T Pichnje' I X- -- , Ti gg Q -. ' ww! S . -I t Qi- A ,S 75 if T? Available' I A . X ,, -. V - 3. wr AN r NS 1 ' X my V? W! W 1 if as '- . T I DONNA GAMMON NICKY SUTTON LINDA WALKER CAROLYN COPE Vice President Secretary Treasurer STUDE T SENATE Student Senate Sponsor, Officers, and Delegates 4 ,-..- . .,T , E Officers and members of the 1967-68 Club CIRCLE K The Circle K Club at Paducah Junior Col- lege is a branch of Circle K International in the United States and Canada. The Circle K Club has promoted many worthwhile proj- ects this year. The general objective is to promote spiritual rather than material proj- ects. LYNN KEELING President 'T' DARRELL DUNCAN Secretary HOWARD ATKINSON Vice President WILLIAM WARD Treasurer 7I Paducah Junior College Students excell by winning a sec- ond place trophy ar the State Speech Tournament in Lexington, Kentucky rn n , A MRS. BURKHALTER Instructor i ri .. :lil Camella McDaniel, Margaret Mayer, Ernie Herion, Linda Page, Dale Garrett, Carolyn Cope, Mike Bowland, and Vicki West 72 Pres. - DARRYE JACKSON lst V. Pres. - LINDA SMITH 2nd V. Pres. - DINICIA LINK Cortes. Sec'y - LINDA BRATTON Recording Sec'y - SANDRA WYATT Treas. - DIA NNE GRAVES Asst. Treas. - MARY SUE WHEELER State Pres. - ANNA CAROLE MULLINS STUDENT NURSES ASSOC. OF KY Phyllis Brown Ivonel Coleman Charlotte Cooper I0 Ann Creason Diane Crice Judith Croft Jacqueline Elkin Janet Fox Betty Humbles Sandra Kinsey Angela McClellan Mary lane Moore Celia Pendergrass Vicki Rayburn Martha Sinquefield Linda Spivey Gracie Taylor Karen Tilford Mix CHAMBER SINGERS SEATED, Qleft to rightjz Harriet Holan, Linda Page, Debbie Bridwell, Carol Grugett, Shir- ley Leneave. STANDING, fleft to rightj: Charles Graves, Allen Henson, director, Georgia Dunlap, George Norvell, Janet Long, John Carpanter, Pam Futrell, Jacob Postma, Carlton Williams. i 5, ul x'Q+ 1 1 x K 4 9. '7 ff 54 Q Skt.. I I 4 '35 1 0 27 if 5' 'i' ' ' N J s Ib' ' , 'Q w 3 5 r f 2 1. r x .'-. 1. 4. f .VE wi, V., ' jfy- 'g'f 3Elh! ,nf fog 9 W , 'bw f 'X sr L . lif- v. X-.. v ,YC ,ly J., NU 'T ff 5 ..f v -wp' W f ry, S7 , f'f,y 2 Ms'--'15 Pihl- rug 'X .- LQ? H ., , Vx! M XJ' x x I x Q I Tx ' wifi! 1 X f X if' N eg j H gg, 5, -jf' - 1, ,W Linda Wilson and SMOKE SIGNAL Editor, Camilla McDaniel, are concerned with some area problems. THE OKE SIGNAL Members of the staff: G. Stone, Sponsor: Carolyn Cope, Camilla McDaniel, Celia Wall, Patsy Shaver, and Lee Wildharber 1.3 J 17 vnvlfm Q N C 'V d .E fm Q' Editor-in-Chief, GAE IRBY smiles as the book nears completion 1968 ARROWHEAD . STAFF Thresa Conway, Sports Editor: Donna Gammon, Feature Editor: Mrs. Allen, Sponsor: Barbara Hedden, Activities Editor: and Rita Webb, Sports Editor MR. WOMBLE all MR. SASSEEN Art Sponsor Business Management Sponsor L Q i x I r 9 'Q .fe I fa.'d ' al'-s.-:AE W 'mhxxxliq x ,Q 'xr :a wr 4, 9. if k 6 f. . B U an 1 Kathy Morris, Sophomore Editor: Warren Farr, Art Editor: Karol Farley, and Paula Irvin, Feature Editors: Ruth Morris, Freshman Editor. fr. www . xuuuxx v - 63,14 John Warden, Junior at Murray, An unidentified guest serves Linda Pl1OIOgr-9-Pher -Printer. Pa ge, Co-Editor refreshments. Sponsors note: Our thanks to Kathy Hornback, who helped to make this ARROWHEAD go to press. CAROLE DAVIS JULIA MILLER CAROLYN COPE CAMILLA McDANIEL PATSY SHAVER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Alpha Beta's Rush Party ALPH BETA SOCIAL SORORITY 80 Karen Brarcher Pat Childers Cheryl Hurley Linda Page Pam West Vicki West Linda Wilkerson Sandra Wilson JANICE CLARK MELINDA SHIELDS DONNA GAMMON President Vice President Secretary LINDA WALKER BRENDA FIELDS Treasurer Historian , --4 PHYLLIS ALEXANDER BARBARA HEDDEN SUZANNE HITE Sergeant at Arms Sergeant at Arms Sweetheart Susan Adams Joyce Alexander Judy Arnzen Becky Beymer Linda Cronin Paula Ervin SGCIAL SGRORITY Pam Futr ell March Jones fi? 5 Renee Pinkas Jane Sanders Carolyn Walters Molly Wilson Sherry Wortham PHI THET KAPP ternity. To become a member one must have a grade average of 3. 0 or better. F a ,vlrfff 'FT f ' LV' sg m gf rl' 4 Q ,K -' 2 155 iff QM: If - 'X v, , fifi 5L F - Q ff OFFICERS: Roger Kaler, Anita Cashon, Patsy Shaffer, Carol Davis, Dennis Phalen Phi Theta Kappa is an honor fra- PHI BET AMBDA Officers and Members of Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda business frater- nity was formed on campus in 1967. Membership consists of students in- terested in making a career in some part of this field. OFFICERS: Vice-President, Allen Bass: Secretary, Kathy Morris: Treasurer, Kathleen Hornbackg Presi- dent, Terry Cooper. ZETA DELT Zeta Delta, Paducah Junior College's social fraternity, sponsored and took part in many on and off activities during the year. From September to June, its members were supporting our basketball team by attending the games, sponsor- ing dances, and assisting the dean of men in his duties on campus. ,, . 4, ,,f4u'r - 1 - r'- ' . W , ,, iff, i r President, Jack Glass: Vice President, Charles Stevens: Secretary, Tony McBride: Treasurer, Bill Gholsong Representative to Student Senate Steve Estes A w E HEAP BIG CHIEF HAWS HEAP LITTLE CHIEF PECK CHIEF FREE-WHEELER GOURLEY and TRIBE gi- 1 - ' 'E lui' 4!.'L'TJ5.iS YQg'ieI!1gI I WI -X... , 224. r:-WP' .7165 Iv... V. 7-in 5 .. YJ., M. 'Z :I 85 AND HAD THE TI E ?fQ ?'2 OF O R LIVES - I. :Ar,,,,,' .l 4, 'rn 7, In our world of Paducah Junior College we have had many laughs and good times. The Magnolia Ball was the highlight of the year. Private parties were held by various clubs and organizations throughout the year But despite all those activities, we learned that it depended upon with whom we asso- ciated, rather than what we did or where we went, to have the time of our lives. SOPHO ORE OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES BACK ROW: CAROL DAVIS, JANICE CLARK, BRENDA FIELDS FRONT ROW: PHYLLIS ALEXANDER, Treasurer BARBARA HEDDEN, Secretary PAULA IRWIN, Vice President BILL GHOLSON, President CHERIS ALEXANDER PHYLLIS ALEXANDER BARBARA ALLEN GARY ALLS JOHN AMLINGMEYER LARRY ANDERSON JOHN ARMSTRONG RODNEY ASHLEY JAMES BALLARD JAMES BARLOWE PHILLIP BARNETT RALPH BARNWELL CARL BARRETT KENNETH BARRETT RUFUS BASS ANITA BEBBER MICHAEL BENEFIEL! LINDA BERGIN SUE BILLINGTON JOHNSON BOATWRIGHT I 5- Ii '91 Hun X 4:-fi f L. . 'B -.-. ' 1 1 , o 'Ci , ' 1 1 V , 'Z A , - 1 . -'-'hiv -' A 1 A - if V Y -.1 '4 'N H' ' , gui -- f v Ja' I I IJ 4 'I sf . V .Pj MIKE BOULAND JOSEPH BONEE LINDA BRATTON DIANA BRENNINGMEYER MARY ANN BROADY DAN BROWN PHILLIP BROWN SAM BROWN 1 WILLIAM BROWN 5-I B, ROBERT BROWNING N A LARRY BURNHAM xy EMMETT T. BURKE .r , ' fj',5Aff' I I x R? A Hg-J ,.,- Dr. Clemens in A 111 at 8 A. M. A 'A all I JOHN BURNS F D, ' ,f, WT 551135 A 5,Q'. MICHAEL BYRD CHARLES CAGEL THOMAS CAMPBELL BARBARA CARROLL ELAINE CASEY IOHN CHAMPY MICHAEL CHANCE PATRICIA CHILDERS PAUL CISSELL I ANICE CLARK JUDY CLINE IVONEL COLEMAN .IANICE COOKE CHARLOTTE COOPER DIANA COOPER JUNE COOPER TERRY COOPER MICHAEL COOVERT CAROLYN COPE LILLIAN COPELAND GARY CUNNINGHAM 1 'lf-:If 1 fn ' . MAI! . A I ?' '-M Y A Q '7'Tfn 51. t JL ,fi I ,,VA, ,411 , gr IO ANN CREASON LARRY CRENSHAW . w. , .' fu ' , ' , l ' ' U 1-I.. 1 54 u .J J I W 1 ' E Y I A , - A 03, mx ,-11-1' Happiness reigns supreme in the student lounge VICTORIA DAVENPORT CAROL DAVIS GEORGE DAVIS LARRY DAVIS MARGARET DECKY JERRY DICK DON DICKERSON JOHN DITTMAN DAVID DOUGLAS GARY DOTSON DAVID DOU'1'HITT CHERYL DOWDY v 4- rf -.9 3 PATRICIA DUDLEY IADEAN DUNKIN GEORGIA DUNLAP JOE DYCUS CAROL ELAM GLENDELL ELLIOT NOLA ELLIOT EDWARD ELLIOTT PAULA ERVIN STEVE ESTES JOHN FARLEY TOM FARMER BARBARA FARTHING BRENDA FIELDS GRACE FOLMER STEPHEN FORD LEON FOWLER CLELAND FREEMAN STEVE GAMBLIN JUDY GARLAND VP 1 ,, 1' . W! ml 1 LARRY GARLAND WILLIAM GHOLSON WILLIAM GILTNER DAVID GOBLE LINDA GEORGE MIKE GOLIGHTLY DELORES GORE LOUISE GRACE PATSY GRAVES 2 ffm IANICE GROSS JAMES HALEY CARL HAMBLIN DA LE HA MILTO N EDWARD HARPER The lab is interesting to work in IIHLSCDI 'IHVHDIW SSODI Gill 2IEI:I:IV I7I SHWVI' HHTHEIIX MESH CICIDI SIDNVZH MX MMI LCIHNNEDI 'WH 1311351 HLHNNSDI DNITHHDI NNN ZIHTVH H3908 HHNIOI HSENEI9 NOSNHOI MHVD qvq Am1odLuQg,s,u9Q5ss123 'Jw 1 WL , ,Wx , M 1. 15. -x,,. 11,15 Mi 1 L 1 -' Lv . ' ,- :-vw . J 3, SDNINNEII NVXOG SHWVI MRIFDI 'E Q, ,J H .LNHH AEVINVLS .LNVIH MIDI .LSHFIH HLEIEVZITEI NOSGHI-I MNWII SHWIOH CIHVMCIH SEIWIOH NHAHLS HJLIH HNNVZHS ff i A xovamaou NHEVIAHLVPI A 4, ke, HHZLHIH CVIVZIEID NOSdINOHL DIDIA HLERICITIH DIOR! 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RAYMOND MOORE NIKI MATLOCK DAVID MA YER ROBY MEADOWS DAVID MERIDETH JULIA MILLER STEVEN MITCHELL VIRGINIA MIZELL MARY JANE MOORE HELEN MOREFIELD KATHRYN MORRIS GIL MORRISON DWANE MOSS HOWARD MOSS Mrs. Stovall explains math to a student ANNA MULLINS JERRY MUNIZ RANDY MYHAND JUDY MYATT THOMAS NA NGLE HAROLD NEIHOFF MARSHA JEAN NIKIRK RON NUNLIST CHARLES OLIVER JUDY OLIVER DAVID OSBORNE THOMAS OSBORNE MIKE OWENS LINDA PAGE TONY PAGE STEVE PALSTON ROY PATTERSON PAUL PEARCE DON PECK JEWELL PECK Rx ff , 1. 1 -I ' n 'UN - 1 X .IL rr 1' 3 L in fr 7 Pk , Trip YY ' Iv' ww- 1 I I rs ,4 5 , . 1 , xx .. ' K! N 5 m y VXA an ' L ' If: ., .X R 4. 4, 'X 3 in avr- -MY fE'E'f,L 133 '- f'Q.!E4 Q ,iff fl itlxlilz IIATM LINDSEY REID CARROLL REYNOLDS 1 F 'Q' J . . X . ' ,i 45! - aj! I f K l 11 E f 4' ' . ' K - yu ,M .1 - n Q I .J V LL., L., In nf . ki Tl ,L L 'f-'41 0 2 ' 1 h 9 y i .B-' ny I Y.: ,nv A. , ,, T., N AF .L',,l- EF V I I Talk 1 '-,wx A f, In if Making assignments in ' 1,k M ., lx rl 'Qu -. mc 'fu ,,,,wv- ALBERT PENDERGRASS DWIGHT PEYTON ALLEN PHELPS REBECCA PICKENS MARY GALE PINNEGAR MARY ANN PIRTLE DIANNE POWELL TOM PRITCHARD MELVIN QUIMBY KEITH RAGEN JUDY RIEDFORT BENNY REED A-111 ROSETTA RIDGEWAY TOMMY RIDINGS TOMMY ROBINSON CHARLES ROOF CHARLES ROOF LEON ROOF PAUL ROTTGERING DIANE RUDOLPH RONALD RUDOLPH GERALENE SCHMIDT RUTH SEATON PATSY SHAVER DONNA SHELBY MARSHALL SHEPHERD MELINDA SHIELDS DONNA SISK MARY PAT SKINNER HERMIE SMALL ROBERT SMITH WILLIAM SMITH I if P .,2. L K . M?-s. AUBREY SOLOMON 'If-l:1'1..-ff Wx- Q 1, 0 ' . - '- .I ,. v ,I WH., ,L ., , ' , . ,1' 2, 1 ' I L I J -?fXR?g , lf' H f A . Q ' b PL, f , L A -vb!-', J ,, ,.OA f..,,iR, I Hg, .ri CHARLES STACY KAREN STANTON CHARLES STEVENS BRIAN STEWART DON STEWART TOMMY STORY BRENDA STRAULE DAVID SULLIVAN JOAN SUTHERLAND RICHARD SUTTON STEPHANY TANHAM JOHN TAYLOR JUDY THOMAS CYNTHIA THOMPSON LARRY THARP PAUL THROGMORTON MARIO TIDWELL KAREN TILFORD LYNETTE TILFORD SHERRY TREVATHAN KENNETH TROVILLION DAVID ULLERICH JAMES VINSON PHILLIP VINIARD LINDA WALKER KENNETH WALL SHAWNEY WALLACE CAROLYN WALTERS MICHAEL WALTERS GARY WARREN ROBERT WATHEN ROGER WATKINS PEGGY WATSON NA NC Y WEAR KEITH WEBB PAM WEST 'E I R ff 'V'!!-A l V ni.. ,mn , Q 2 ff -I f J tw fJr!'11 4 ul glfh 5' ,I 1 I ' ' 'JEL 1---' DOROTI-IEA WEYERS MARY SUE WHEELER .TOE WHIPPLE LINDA WILKERSON LARRY WILKERSON DANIEL WILLETT DAN WILLIAMS WILMA WILLIAMS JERRY WILSON RANDY WIMBERLY BILLY WOITKE STEVE WOOD TERRY WOOD SA NDRA WYA TT BRUCE YATES el 'r 5. rf E 5 19-4 ni' W-.gf ! .. 3 34. www? 8175 if 3 Y I . Ig F 5 K FRE HMAN CLASS HI ES O T LARGEST CLASS EVER AT PADUCAH JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Bryant, President: Linda Cronin, Secretary: Wade Alexander, Treasurerg Darlene Byrd, Represeutativeg Nancy Hulett, Vice Presidentg Eddie Holt, Representative. Joyce Able Martha Absher Robert Adams Susan Adams Sharon Adler Dennis Ahart Janet Alderdice Joyce Alexander Wade Alexander Pedro Alfonso Boyce Allen Kenneth Alvey David Anderson Karen Anderson William Anderson Judy Arnzen Bill Ashley Dean Atchison Betty Ater Howard Atkinson Judith Averitt Charles Babb John Baker William Baker Jackie Baldree Larry Banniza Lorraine Barksdale Jimmy Barlow John Barnett Stephen Barnett Cecile Barnette Mike Bayless Bill Beattie Glenna Bell Rhonda Benson Terrell Berg Steve Best James Bethurum Becky Beymer Wayne Biles Larry Black Roger Blackman Daryl Blagg Jimmy Boaz Tommy Bobo Gene Bondurant Kathleen Borman Bruce Bougeno u-,gn Bill Cent Ronnie Chapman Bill Clapp Lola Clements Judy Cocke Jimmy Compton James Conkright Leon Connor Charles Cooper Marvin Corzine Donna Coursey Vaughn Crain Dennis Crisp Bonnie Crockett Carol Croft Judith Ann Croft Linda Cronin John Crowder Barry Crowe Jane Crutchfield Patricia Cunningham r Linda Cutlar Jerry Allen Davenport Sarah Davidson Q9 ,W A Jan Boyd David Braden Lloyd Bradford Karon Bratcher lane Brooking W ayne Brooks Roe Brown Pat Bryan Grace Bryant Mark Bryant Winson Bryant Alvena Buchanan Larry Buffaloe Cheryl Burklow Raymond Burnett Lonnie Burrus Nancy Byrd Jerry Caldwell Tommy Carmen Grant Lee Carpet Linda Carroll Fred L. Carter Phillip Wesley Carter Freddie Cash Ei' - . F Q 'gh' Q 1 Q 'fi ,' 1 Q , X r 5 f , -:F I I I 1 vi -v ,. .. -- 'W ' fri I K Iii HNA! X 1 F f r 1 x 1 w 4 I A 'N W 1 1' ' ' FRE HME Terry Davis Charlotte Day Joyce Densck Scott DeVi1lez if . ivy , Registration Day at Paducah Junior College Donald Dismore Charles Doles Don Dotson Jeff Dowd Dennis Driver Aaron Gene Droke Janet Drury Thomas Edgar Duke THE F RESHMAN Darrell Duncan Keith Duncan Larry Duncan Mareda Dunn Richard Durbin Daniel Eaves Evrsy Eaves Ann Earnest Phyllis Elder Jacqueline Elkin X'l ' 4 ra 1-A . 5 W 1 A s r A 5 4 1 in ri? gal I,-. - r jzx-:Agia -1 I CLASS V 1. min A' fx? if '55 Julian White Elliot Johnny Ellis Bobby Emerson Gene Emerson Tommy Emery Darlene Englert David Estes Gary Ezell Karol Farley Harold Farmer Steve Farmer Warren Farr David Forrester Mike Feezor Stephen Fellows Robert Fesmire Robert Fischer Don Fisher Donna Fisher Robert Fitch Michael Fitzgerald Ann Forbus Dorsey Ford Walter Foshee Tony Fowler Dennis Frazee Roger Freeman Bob Fuller Pam Futrell John Gallagher Mike Gallagher David Gardner Alan Garrett Craig Garrett Pat Garrison Bob Gentry THE FRESHMAN CLASS ah' a 0 we X 'v 95. w 4 af'-9' Jack Gentry Paula George John Gholson Jerry Gibson Dennis Gimmel Jack Glass Ronnie Golden Clay Gottschalk Lynn Gough David Graham Charlie Graves Raymond Green Kenneth Greenwell Brent Gregory Keith Gregston Thomas Griffith Larry Griffth Carol Grugett Ruby Lee Habba George Haley Ronnie Hall Tommy Ham Roger Hambin Carla Hamilton Gary Hamilton Joe Hamilton Joe Hancock Jimmie Harlon Jimmy Harned Juanita Harned Estelle Harper Robert Harrell Mike Harris Joan Harrison Lynn Harrison Markley Harston William Hatton Jan Hass Stephen Hastings Jerry Hathcock Larry Heflin Carl Henderson Carol Henson Clifford Herndon Stephanie Herron Freddie Hicks Marilyn Hillhouse Mike Hixon THE FRESHMAN '93 ? f Thomas Hoke Gene Holland Eddie Holt Lee Hook Franklin Hoover Sandra Hope Kerry House Martha Jane Hubbard Andreen Huletr Nancy Hulett Gregory Humphreys Alicia Hunt Deborah Hunt Phillip Hunt Cheryl Hurley Michael Jacobs Mike James Michael Jeffords Robert Jennings Rollie Jennings Betty Johnson Patty Johnson Kaye Johnston Paula Johnston Gelia Jones Jenny Jones Lannie Jones March J ones Stephen Jones Teresa Jones Wayne Jones Sandra Kaler Grace Ann Karnes Joyce Keel Joe Thomas Kelly, Jr. John Kelly Ronald Kineman Donald Kenley Jennifer King Sandra Kinsey THE FRESHMAN CLASS .s- P7 al- -X .V avi I James Kinsolving Mike Kirby Terry Kirk Allan Kleet Allan Konemann Kathryn Kreuger Sharon Kreuger Robert Kreutzer Jackie Laborda Pam Lacewell Donald Lange Tommy Larrison Robert Lawrence Mary Jean Lee Charlotte Leidecker Rudy Lemon Shirley Leneave Jeff LeVin Sharon Lewis Mike Liddle Don Littlejohn Ronald Lloyd Agnes Loften Janet Long David Luton Jerry Lynn Kenneth Lynn Sandra Lyonhurst Donald McCabe Angela McClellan Betsy McCloud Mike McClure THE FRESHMAN CLASS Danny McDuffy Gary McE1ya Ronnie McLemore Gayle McLeod Darlee McNeill Lonnie McReyno1ds Danny Major' Cecil Mallory w 1? ' lr, f x . v' E H B L 5,4 1 V1 r , Q X X ' Q..L.j.i.gjQ ' X r '. r fi .,- we-f' Q X X .rm 4 :f 1F - 97. . P' f My 1 f t 1 ,A Michael Manning Greg Martin Janet Mathis Wayne Mathis Margaret Mayer Richard Metzger Carolyn Milburn Dale Miles N 'Yay is -sift! Becky Miller Glenn Miller Ronnie Miller Stanley Mitchell Terrie Manger Larry Monroe Pam Moody Betty Morris Donna Morris James Morris Joe Morris . Ruth Morris 4, 1 f A' ,. Warner Morris Russell Morrow Michael Morse Danny Mungle Q Richard Myers Norma Nelson Charles Nichols Kenneth Nipp gh gms. Q' - Hrs E! ,' ff, .zhl v .ff'.,. Y 1 if ,V 3' ,QW l 5 Bobby Northington George Norvell Sally Numan Ken O'Brien Shorthand or Foreign Language? Sharon, -P J B M why so serious? .-will Mig David O'Donley Billy Ray Ogden Angela O'Hara Mike O'Leary Cynthia Oliver Darrell Orazine Glenn Otey Lubie Overstreet Priscilla Pace Bruce Palmer Linda Parish Bruce Park Jade Park Richard Park John Parker Lee Roy Parton Martha Paxton Gerald Peck Ronnie Peck Clinton Eugene Pecord Paul Perdue Bruce Penix Tommy Perkins Buster Perry Vernon Pettit Jennie Peyton David Porter Jacob Postma Carl Powell Vella Power Charles Pruett David Puckett Gary Puckett Bill Ragland Danny Ramage Karen Rambo Carrole Ray James Ray Vicki Rayburn Allen Reaves ,r-5 'S wif- N Experimental Theater !Pr aff' WSL? 'ilif 'ce Wu' fmr5H:4??Ai1r ,ah QQ 1. gh 2' W nfl-Ii ,- R i .fu ri. E I , v ' rf if. r J, L, . 'tv' If' l V. i 'E f !s Mike Record Linn Reed Stephen Reed Cheryl Reeves Larry Reeves Janet Reichmuth Regina Reid Jerry Reinheimer Margaret Reynolds David Riley Jerry Riley Roger Rives Louis Roberts Charles Robertson Terry Robertson Dennis Robins Sydney Rodocker Walter Rogers Anita Romain Albert Roth James Rudd Walter Ryan Jane Sanders Patricia Sanders Larry Schnaare Jerry Scott Paul Scott Michael Seaton Allen Shaffer Charlotte Shuffit Nelson Shelby Tommy Shelton Cheryl Shepherd Robert Shepherd John Shoulta James Sigler Maria Silgals Sally Simcox lane Simester Gary Simmons THE FRESHMAN e.3i!7,w N n l CLASS . . V Q .Q A u . 'L V ' . .. I J 1 4 e I , Xvg- X if-f- -X4 ' ,fr ,I J-fn 1 H gl rr , ' I fy-,A . .J H ,ix .vwyfq V .4 I--. 3 -V VY Vinh J JET! rg- J A fl V .I '- U .ku --V A Era li I lf- V 'iw Dennis Sledd Gary Smith Judy Smith Linda Smith Ritchie Smith Pat Smithson Karen Snyder Paul Solomon Jackson Sowell Robert Spence Phillip Steadham Johnny Stearns James Steele Barry Stegall Richard Still Edward Story Dale Strader Don Stratton Charles Strong Vernon Sturgeon Virginia Sullivan Charles Swafford Paula Swatzell Susan Sweatt Gary Tankersley Gerald Tanner Gracie Taylor Karen Terrell T. M. Thomas William Thomasson Ann Thompson David Thompson Lanny Thompson Gary Tilford Gary Timmons Terry Tomlin Danc ing at the Magnolia Ball -Q--v l Tommy Tomlinson Joe Torian Edward Tosh Frank Triglaff Joe Troutman Rae Lynne Turberville Don Turner Gary Vanderbough Joe Vasseur Lynn Vaughn David Walden Celia Wall Barry Wallace Bobby Wallace Gary Wallace Gary Lee Wallace Edwin Walston Joseph Walters William Ward Tony Washer Brenda Waters Gene Watkins Gary Watson Glen Watson Theresa Watson Danny Watters Steve Weaver Rita Webb Pat Welter Robert Wessel Vickie West Virginia' Wheeler Roger Whetstone Carolyn White Tommy Whittemore James Wiggington Lee Wildharbor Susan Wildt Mike Wilkerson James Wilkes Jackie Willett Michael Williams Randall Williams Daniel Williamson THE F RESHMAN an w 1 CLASS 'hklsy y is ..,-L l ,i- -,-- :- mm A a MI :RA :V I -ws ' Its w .ri :r,p4Qii2ffgni.'L--Li A 1 , , 1 . . ,,: U . - -:ga . 1 I 'L . V ne. 47 u o sx ' Leslie Windhurst Bruce Winslow Alexander Winstead William Winter Pamela Wise Sherry Wortham Charles Wright Don Wright Mary Ann Wright Joe Wurth Linda Wilson Lois Wilson Milly Wilson Sandra Wilson Drama, Not Scotland Yards! William Wurth Jacqueline Wyatt Mike Wyatt Tom Yachinich Margaret Yancy David Yeatts David Lee Yeomans Earl Yeomans Frank Young Patrick Young Paul Young W. C. Young, Jr. .Pi THE YE R OF 1968 AS BEE O E OF MAN GODS X1 2 4 A serious mood! A mood of pride! Dr. and Mrs. Matheson and Toastmaster and Mr, Beasley and Howard Atkinson enjoying an Mrs. Hill at reception honoring Dean Matheson. hongr, presented by a state officer. An informative mood! A hilarious mood! Ricky Leeper giving his teammates an informa- Mrs. Clark and the play cast are enjoying their tive pep talk. work. A creative mood! A happy mggdl An unidentified student doing some art work. Dr. D. J. Clemens and Dean Matheson, new president, and retiring president. I33 ADVERTISERS Our advertisers play an im- portant role in the lives of PJC students each day. Without the convenient access to Paducah, our activities would be curtailed. Students who are striving for character and maturity through constructive endeavor publish this book. The advertisers in these pages not only enable the book to succeed financially, but more im- portantly, they help its publishers to succeed in their striving for maturity. To our advertisers--we say, We need and appreciate your support, together may we make Paducah develop into a metropolis of intellectual and cultural refine- ment. 4 ww fp l35 E OPLE S CONGRA T ULA TES that ' TH 1968 GRA DUA TES I AND TR UST QF PADUCAH JUNIOR COLLEGE I W A 'lil 'A X Sf: Nl V- I ! - l' 'ff if l I :ii , ,- , , These employees at Peoples are former students of Paducah Junior Col- lege. This picture tells a special story about Peoples--these and many other former students have been employed here. 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