Penn Valley Community College - Outlook Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)
- Class of 1972
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It c comes into being the moment the indiV'iduaIc5frees himself from automati c acceptance of the t imp'era2 tives ofg society ands the sfalesei iconscciousn ess .iwhiich societyimposesg 4 i i f ' ' ' . fflfF'f 4 45-1 'r'fi'. , ww, . F n K ' - 'V fB,f,Q !fW,,.,Vf , if-X., ,IX X . b .I M553 rl ,Q-Q, II: ,gain . . ,wwf HI '! 5, Q TI tio iS :Reverend Philip Lawson, Pastor of the St. james United Methodist Church and Executive Director of the Methodist Church and Executive Director of the Methodist Inner-City Parish. 0 To me black and white today are not matters of skin color, but rather a state of mind. . Freedom . . . be ng free fre we thi ngs that prevent full expression ot humanity? 1 ,G 16849111 :dai 'A . -',,,H I l si 1 1 U ph OW V .z be: 4 r.j t-. 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' -'14, f 1:5 IYM' ,. , w.v,.',ut .5 gvrrig 44 1-if ' ' 14-4' , .4 . ' I . 'fl-fL ' -x,,'M' ' . ,Q ,K 4 ., , 'fs -'ti .Wi mf- K . ' J L--gfiw.-.-' 1 4 1 'Q rw- . , - ,- mf, Q N , , Q r-, 1, L Ax' 47, 'v - Y 1, , ' -J Qpffg.. T Qu 3 'v , Inv' . gf' I ,.,1. V. r ' 1v-- -,J . Md, r, V -se . -fi- 4 5:-X I 1 I 1, swer .th fing that we failed 'z' gf iled, and j, 5? ng one's s the real 'fzif 'ies Reieh 3 I f -Q., I 1 I . . , 1 - - , x ' f a1,nws51iff'2f X 2 .Q ffm , I , 5 ' P - u . 5. W L I, ff , f-4, .V ,f I '1 4 :ha , f ,- fw- V V y- ' awk ,pw f x ,V 1 1 Av.. lb., . Ns ' 'L ig, 'ff-A .1 ...zg ff , 'fqazi' ff 4,- O-1' 5 W ' 4 4 6 -z M if 1 fi f 4 I , ' 1 f 4 4 Z i i , f Q f Z 4 R 5 4 s, fr GW f f V5 Wol ee Th -A 9,25 Q f 5 i X l l I Q To work within Established Procedures without changing con- sciousness merely affirms the existing M system Charles Reich 1 v . JA ' LQ , .N 'I ,mf . V nu ms-fvf+'.,' f at 1 ' , ,'f'f 3i5 k 4' ' Ruff r ' fi 5?I.,'Q,f . ,gf - fm. 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Q: iii I i, jp'- lj tri! 3' ' 'WY' , Liv ' . x L ,S if-.4 15 .3 ' 5 ii '1 'f, T ' T . , 'Tri 'f T ir, if.: Ed. Note: Leo Tolstoy in his epic novel, WAR and PEACE, presents Pierre, his chief protago- nist, as both a Russian aristocrat and a sensitive man aware of the beauties of nature and distressed with the cruelities man vents upon other men. While written over one hundred years ago about the wars and times of two hundred years ago, Piere appears to rep- resent in both mind and spirit the Con- sciousness llI level of his times while the existence of a SYSTEM apparently is a truism for any time and place. The brief statement of Pierre which appears below was speaking of the times of Napoleon and Czar Alexander but Pierre's words and thoughts also speak out against the unknown SYSTEM of the 1970fs--s . ,V K , , 4. R .I I , Pierre could not afterwards remember how he went, whether it was far, or in which directions. His,faculties.were'quite numbed, he was stupefied, and noticing nothing around him went on moving his legs as the others did til they all stopped and he stopped too: Theonly thoughtin his mind atthat time was: who was it thathad really sentenced him to death?rNot the men on the commission that had first examined him - not oneof them had wished to or, evidently, could have done it,slt was not Davout, who had looked at himein so' human away. ln another moment Davout would have realized that he was doing wrong, buttjust then the adjutant had come in and interrupted him. The adjutant,,al,so, had evidently had no evil intent though he might have refrained from' coming in. Then who was executing him, killing him, depriving him of life-+- him, Pierre, with all his memories, aspirations, hopes, and thoughts? Who was doing this? And Pierre felt that it was no one. A , . A lt was a system - a concurrence of circumstances. A system of some sortwas killing him -.Pierre- depriving him of life, of everything, annihilating him. k 4' . There it is! . . . It again! . . .said Pierre to himself, and an involuntary shudder ran down his spine. In the corporal's changed face, in the sound of his voice, in the stirring and deafening noise of the drums, he recognized that mysterious, callous force which compelled people against their will to kill their fellow men -- that force the effect of which he had witnessed during the execution. To fear or to try to escape that force, to address entreaties or exhortations to those who served as its tools, was useless. Leo Tolstoy- WAR and PEACE , I . L .V ,, V , A, , I 1 L S M. u 5 N V If - V, V, V ffVV-:V-Vg. '5 jfs- - rf V, , V X ,, ,, V--wx ' 4 -'.'f- 'vjg- QL- 1j.2x'Q--aA!.v.,,4.,,,5 kA,A-r 2H 3' , A' , Vf- -5 Q -- -1' 2 ' '-ff'V-.V '-.Q-iimgpf-, V , V , Q 5' . 4 V-A- . 1 ,LA-w, -.ifll f. 1 . .W VW- - IL, V..f ,V 1' N. 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V 1. ,' Q , ', ' y . ..from ,joh,n',r'Egt'Kerryfs 'speech breforeathey.Lgy.tS,Y,l y 4 ,Senate l?ore7i1gn 'ReltyatiolnsjgComnjittee, Q r 1 :mf -1 E ,,, ,,Lg' Ecology CI : Po itive f'f1-'W' if . of x .1 , My an S .- Q. QV rn -' QTJA, iy iM.,,1f-. we A ,ff 14. ' ,ggf A I!-X s......... g 1 I., VE f L -f !.g.v.:,f, ,fa i ' '-.Uff ' 5' . U, . rage, t f. -.5 ' ,. , ' , f, V V2 T32 0 ,Z if if , , 4 eL'g6F'f f31 W eact on . . . 0 Ecology ought to be a matter of patriotism. Why is it that patriotism is limited to military adventures overseas? One would think if it is un- patriotic to tear down the American flag, it is a 10001 times more un-patriotic to dispoil, ravage and eontamia nate theair, landy and water that is the UnitedfyStateslof America. A ' my 0' Ralipl1iNaderfra 5? l X AT-w . QM! ,X fy aw X u 9, ww. yn, Q Q5 ., Am N . Q. QV' X N ww Mg Q, wr 5 'H' was..-.'r Y 'ir I., e il' Q wg fx fy ., . --ri, Jmgmiyg, w?..-5 X A.. 2. me ' 7144! 1 -f-,.......,, A S s ms es szsib' i 1 R . 'v , 1. 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Then came the long prayer.s his long body clothed in a robe that reached toehis feet, Qeee H. oo Q e 1 his head bare, his white hair descending in a frothy cataract to his . shoulders, avlv None could remember the like of it r his seamy fa-ce unnaturally pale,jjfle for passionatetpleading lpailejeven to ghastliness. e' '7 V and moving and beautiful'language,, With fall eyes following ghim The burden of its 'supplication T and wondieringk, f s was that an evergmerciful and 'r'll 5 r T fif l e benignenf i'1c T leb a Father Of US ellrwould ' to the e over our noibleffyounfg soldiers and stood there, waiting and aid, comfort,and encourage them y With shut lids the preachers? I , i n in fheirpetriefif Wefk: l, , his eblessthem, crrc in the dey- eeniinued , if of battleganfd 'thee and at it bear them in He ,, the ygyy , make them strong and confident, in mvillcible onset: our T f,,, .y thelnfto crush the foe, the victory, l, 1i, , greet fe the fff Gedf their flag and Protector perishable honour land and flag! W N, An tou g T i'ip ,lgi T s 7 ' f ,,,, r't' i'if' ii'fi T moved motioned fr, to step asid,e+, ' i Step which the did - t ' aisle, end feek h'S el During some mom if rl N , ii l he surveyed the Spell fii ll'fM i audience ' , , ,e'y 's1'ff with solemn eyes in which burngbi ,VIZ an 'lCa Y s . T T ,T .. fl. then in a said: lllv T Vlfflfi 5 illllg T T flgll if ,fl cometiifrdmrfthe Tlil'0l1e '- bearing as message 'from y t' i fi cyly Almighty God! - gif? , , re, f7f' .,1,,, W H .241 ' 'L fungi Xljfi -,,,.,, . Ft: D. -7:1-,T gi' ',1fj:'w13r 'f: 'Vw ,,'h Pf75a Lf-, Q 4- 'rfiifv The words smote the house withashock, if the,strangerlgiggrlgeived it he gave no l,4,:,, N l of His servant your and will grant it ,,,, T 'K if such shall be your desired' t After I, His messenger, 4 shall have explained to you its import - For it is like unto many of the prayers of men, -,infthat it asks ,imaffi l V Q 4 wif, 1 r w v 7 Ye 2 2 3 Q Z S a E Q 5 5 E 5 Z a r E a E S s E 5 5 E 5 F 3 Z' i S x X iw, ffl 9.1, I . , Y , , , , .mf V V V V A 4 -4 --f -V Q--: -V - N. -1' 1 A L,,f,.. ,, 1 ff . f ,'1 ' X- V I -4, '-,fx 'A -:ff 5-1 - r- - f- , 4 .r -, Cx-. ff I' - -,-1 -ff y-ag-5 frsxf?-sr'-I i. ,f Asia? 1:92- -f' ---Q 3--ff'-1--f .. V W , v- -f va.- .vf fcrr' 1,,,.,,' - W . x . . A. 4 --v -. 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He sees his own life in terms of progress through associa- tion vvith an organization in vvhich an established hierarchy and settled procedures are seen as necessary and valuable. A club does not accept any absolute liberty for the individual, rather, it regards all individual lib- erty as subject to overriding club interest. The belief is that the individual should do his best to fit himself into a function that is needed by the organization, subordinating himself to the requirement of his position. Clubs have been convinced that man's needs are best met by trying to DOMINATE experi- ence rather than being subjected to experi- ence. Consciousness ll sees life in terms of a fiercely competitive struggle. Clubs and orga- nizations vvant to terminate this struggle and make life perfectly regimented. Behind the sacrifice, individuality to organi- zation, there is a deep element of fear. The man vvho fails to play the game will be de- stroyed. lt is not possible to fight the system because the system is the source of one's existence. Throughout all of Consciousness ll runs the theme that clubs and organizations function best if they are planned, rationalized and administered. Consciousness ll believes in CONTROL. . 5 Ss , g.-ws My , Q Y f , ' F Q ggi Q . .Nw . Mme- X . f f' I X 'NF , Q H. vrkmbmx 4,1 ,itll-ft' L SQ I 2 f .W fw 4 ing? f jr N W M3 .W,..w., l W' X w f QW ff f W j ff X f Z 1 ,f f f 1 A - W , , , ff, Q Wwg f ' If a A ,f AQ f f Stu Go 'Democracy Action' Struggles To Appease Both dministration Students 5 r Us lug, 5 - i ti I l gi LA L KTT1 Q,lv!,l 1. .Q Lila., ex-i L i Lgrkg L. Dorm Valley Community Colle: APPROVED OQT 0 4 l97l Offlco of Student Achvmu l . Coalition - division . . . activity budget: basketball, yearbook Horton - breakfast prog ram, Free Clinic, funds . . . 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Q 'sc X X 3 X t X at X X X Sunday, October 10th, while returning to Kansas City from Langston, Oklahoma, Roy E. Bausby, Vice-President of the Student Senate, was killed in a one-car accident on the Kansas Turnpike. Roy was a lifelong resident of the area and a student at Penn Valley since197O. He was very active in both college and community affairs. 72 1-!f.5' I A-5 Pia rt LJ v'.- ,fliwi-X . , . aLl J ' 'Q- Lflf'k P N VALLEY MUNITY COLLEGE . Roy E. Bausby, an active participant on the Presidential Selection Committee and the District Instructional Co- ordinating Committee, senfed his Community College well y as Vice- President of the Student Senate. He served on the college Presidential Selection Committee and the District Instructional Co-ordinating Committee and was highly respected by the administration, faculty and students for whom he served. He was considered by many as a driving force in the Student Senate. 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Q ! 5 I Vets Continue Organization iffy Q Consciousness ll believes that the present American crisis can be solved by greater commitment of individuals to the public interest, more social responsibility by private busir abov affirn gove --FG plan: a wel bette ration admi mana wa ' nv.-af, 'N ff 11' P, ' iQ25:E5i?fQ ' A, , , ,C .-1 ' flf f1,:1Lf-'ii'.: sa an 2 , T V,.. , ,V Z , , - ., .i.-4,:v,9,:4s5gff A N ff? sd ' 0 t f-12 rw. sf V, fa-1,1 .,. if '36 :1 1, ff!! fc f swf' , , f Z 2 VY? ,Q ,W'Z M2 aff!! , if ,W T-4 14 . Io eff f - . , 11 ' Z 13? 1 61,5 X 'ff ff 24 f Jusness II e present sis can be ny greater itment of he public are social ny private business, and above all, more affirmative government action - regulation, planning, more of a welfare state, better and more rational administration and management. Charles Reich PENN U ST DE TS QG VERN l ln ll 4 , l rs l l E l l I 1 l 1 1 l i r 1 1 4 I L Recognized but not funded bY P-V'C'C' 1-5 -:V sf.. 5 3' 2 x v d crossing the desert to Bethlehem Pennsylvania , , in a Volkswagon sled drawn by rollicking Adirondack reindeer with German names . i and bearing sacks of Humble Gifts I tfrom Saks Fifth Avenue for everybody's imagined Christ child Christ climbed down i i from His -bare Tree this year t r ' and softly stole away into some anonymous Mary's womb again where in the darkest night of everybody's anonymous soul He awaitsiagain i i an unimaginable t r a ' and impossibily Immaculate Reconception l theivery craziest Q - y ' r H of Second Comlngs - i i Q a is A 4. sy - y r y Lawrence Ferlinghettl V ,iiii ,,ir s , , S ,s'.' ' 1-ir,2i.Zfs,111,,M.ig.s25.,z1.':'l 'l.f- aff! ,Q, ,- W r if f , , , , 'ri' ,rii 1 i r gi r 1 at 2 . . ' ' v 4,1 ,, ,, 1, , is M, 1. , , . ., .. ,.- .. ., I , , .,,,, .. 'Yue-Hlisf-V .-.5591-1, i sf wif X 2- 19:7 .141 535: 1 'f',1 ffvwhfx-2-151'--'fm bf-- k f-u5fm4 ' ' -i- .- M y 4 VV.V A V. it .D lysisF-2f:fsggg,35gi15k5,5-gigs 5.7 .'-'r isa. f iw! V., ,i,,W,,,, J V1 i,-,z ,,- .' AN , V- ,A ff- - f --: 1 xg, , Y . ,--2 - V --fr 1 '- if-nv'-4r-' fl' --f-4- '-ffs' A ' ullllll lll I In X ., Missouri Psi Chapter of Phi Rho Pi, the national junior college debate society, was established this year under the sponsorship of Richard Scott, director of forensics. The debate squad competed successfully at ' i',, 80 'ti fJ1-tLfv-?- I A ! L,l'gr4 s,'- Q Q c e ' 3 X r A .- over a dozen midwest college tournaments in debate and indi- vidual speaking events. Plans for next year include hosting a date tournament at Penn Valley while expanding intercollegiate competition activities. 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I Ill lllll IIIII 1g M 'slr' J . .1 L, f f!M4z To Show f 5,41 74, Z 750 4 ,lf 5' A VL ff' LI u ffu 1 W f Hi 4 I W I I Phu Theta Kappa 424 MI? ?'?' 525 MQW Honors and Raffles f4 Z, 7 Z, zwuuuf .1 01 if f 17 f ,J QV I I I Q 4 Q 7 5 'Z- 4. 1 ,E f In 1 ' 1 3 1 5 ! Pl I . x A In l P a T sl I 4 3 w SI X ,TJ S fl if W v x Martha Laughlrn Tony Loudrs Robert Mackey ames M s Nick Neuschaefer Ronald Paschal lohn Quinn lll Gladys Sabates and Bull Wrlson Q lournalrsm students working on the Valley Scout soon drscover that time rs something they spend a lot o ln learnrng he ro es runnrng a newspaper Trackrng down a source of rnformatron often means a half a day of on the job trarnrng Photographers spend much more time processing rn the dark room than snapping prcs Layouts headlines and ad copy are unglamourous but necessary before the copy goes to prrnt Frnally every aspect of the paper becomes the concern ofthe edrtor Wayne Page s.....,,,,.X .f-wP ' 1 ,-'fir f r I i F 7 i , , ! 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Staff members griddle V.l.P.'s while enjoying the fellowship of faculty and administrators. Outstanding members of the local media are invited as guests for the occasion. Q OUTLOOK '72 by tradition is the title for the college yearbook. just as the stereotyped college loe of the past is no longer found on many campuses, yearbook staff members are less concerned with presenting a public relations publication than they are in giving the reader an insight into the life - intellectual - po- litical - social - enjoyed by a diverse group of students. OUTLOOK '72 was edited by C. Wayne Page. Copy credit was earned by Debi Reichman and principal pho- tography work was done by Dick Martin and joe Henley. Other staff members included Ed. Fulda and Marc Zolotor. 'IGM 8 ,eg ,.,. trifle H Wwfnwf' V WI 7 ga! 4 1 i 4 4 ! 1 i 1 1 1 Af. XXX QNX? ! 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A A no ...,,. t .Q . , ,, , , Q 1 X A 1 av . Scouts Dominate Confere ce Season Records Set ., X ' ' A CZ 4 ! eh' ' S so A S S, S as S f ' ,,s,f gy -if ' ' fm-1 1 , ,, 6 :mv-,m ff. X 5 X s y Se - of S ws' , ' sg, 1' ' ' qw ' sip I , gg S W, tV,,s.:,s ., gif S' ,Y 9 2 f--M f ' . .wo v s New xi f ,1 wzssmieg , , --.V -, .- nu.-I, ..Y1.:,1 Lf. , .--,if--1. png- ,-1 .-,- Q1 -, ,,, . V, , , V . A l H 11 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 IVE: , Q--rp,g:,p-,?,5g uri 1 Roundballers Express Talgnt , I f , ,f , ,, .4 , f 'f z,f ff KWM f Cyffl f ff 4, f 1 - run at the sound of the whistle. . stop at the sound of the whistle. ' will grovel on the ground at its harsh scream -he whistle governs my afterlife. f'm well trained. . The men in the red jackets told me so. Don't doubt. Don't hesitate. Don't reason. don't ask questions . . ,ll ll 'L X, ,i ini, 'llll' l ll , , lii tli it i 1 ' 1 . ii ' 1,' ! iil . ,hui l 'lillll i 1 l il ll Ili! II l 'I , I, ' 'ew H lllfel?2f5g ' el: i 1 1 1 ll iq.. ' 1 l lg - i l li, iw' 1. ll. il ul i 'limi l im? m ny! iir in I l it T 'lllilllril mmniiiii ll tlll .L I I , il' , Coach Pohlman Leads B-Ballers 100 I' ,iI,Li:': A gin.:-ZS2,,.n: K, as K , 5 aw PV Tc Barto Went Crow Fairb Trent Kemp Long State KCK Johns Hask. Latett Cent: PV Tourn Barton County Tourn Wentworth Military Crowder College Fairbury 1C Trenton lC Kemper Military Longview CC State Fair JC KCK 1C lOhnson County CC Haskall lndian lC lalette County JC Central County lC Scouts End Season 20-10-1 PVCC 1st 2nd 125 94 74 74 93 117 97 69 86 90 107 104 OppOnGnt 6 PVCC Gpponent Butler County 74 KU Frosh 4 84 NE Oklahoma 97 107 KCK J C 83 71 Kemper Military 57 79 Fairbury , C 89 55 Crowder College 119 97 State Fair JC 84 83 Wentworth Military 64 75 Haskall 442 78 108 Trenton AC 61 63 West Dist 67 Regional Playoffs 69 Missouri Baptist 102 UYSES Prepare To Meet Communit Nee ps- 1 L ',,.,1u.i'- 11. A gi,f. 'NFVNNN WS X www-swx-:M Xw,svm.wN N, X ivzwswv - X2 gvxwywgmxyxxwl xx. wxwxfwx . 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H.., ' 'N' -1.1 v X '7f?guQu, f 51 'W sw Innocence, self-interest, and shallowness have combined in Consciousness l to produce a massive flight from responsibility as shown in the present education system. Education focuses on self in harsh and narrow terms, forcing much self-represssion and allowing itself to be cut off from the larger community of man and nature. Each individual must go it alone, refusing to trust his neighbors, seeing another man's advantage as his loss, seeing the world as a rat race with no rewards to losers and having to accept all facts as they are presented with no questions asked. This gives rise to an attitude that assumes the human race is fundamentally bad, and that a struggle against one's fellow man is a natural condition. Education teaches a game . . .The game to be played is winning. Getting rich and power- ful are its results. There is no higher commu- nity that exists beyond each individual's self- ish appraisal of his own interests. Education shows that invention, machinery, and production are the equivalent of progress, material success is the road to happiness - Nature is beautiful but must be conquered and put to use . . . competition is the law. It proves that life is a harsh pursuit of individual self-interest. This mode of thought leads to the deep isolation and suspicion of others that is char- acteristic of Consciousness I. It gives more faith in winning than in love. . Dr. leremiah Cameron . Dr. 'Dr. lohn K. Enenbach directs the Vocational- Technical Department which offers a variety of one and two-year terminal programs. The objectives are to obtain career op- portunities through a cur- riculum which combines classroom lectures and practical application of the desired vocation. is chairman of the comprehensive Language and Literature Department. Covering a diverse subject area, the Penn Valley English cur- riculum introduces the student to basic English composition, Afro- American, Mexican- American and American Literature as well as En- glish Literature and the classic biblical and mythological writings of ancient man. Also the department offers basic and advance instruction in French, German, Spanish and Russian. chairs Depal 0 Whe terest ural Va I lc Colleg of col in h v a n c depar e q u labors plemc ology . MX., .s., , ,, K 4 neron the guage 1 u r e ing a 1, the I cur- . the nglish Afro- ican- erican is En- d the and gs of J the basic :ion in Danish . Dr. Delores A. Meyers chairs the Life Sciences Department. 0 Whether the students in- terest lie in the life or nat- ural sciences at Penn Valley Community College, he has a number of courses to choose from in his educational ad- vancement. Both departments are well equipped with laboratories which sup- plement the faculty. In ge- ology students explore 9 I Mother Earth, her history, s t r u c t u r e a n d composition. The biologi- cal student may select study in biology, microbiology, botany human anatomy and wildlife management. The college also offers courses in chemistry and physics from basic introductory to advanced college level work. . Dr. Cecil Hammonds leads the Department of Natural Sciences. - ' Y 'al fart. .-KV' .f-'l!l- . Roberta Rousseau heads the Department of Fine and Communicative Arts which includes such courses as speech fundalmentals, drama, band, chorus, music ap- preciation, piano, art fudamentals and commer- cial art. This wide area of courses appeal to an equally divergent group of students. 0 Stewart Nelson, the Department of Social Scienceg chairman, directs the needs of the faculty who instruct in the areas of ecg- nomics, history, political science and sociology. ,gk ' . ' f ' , 15 1 23+ 'tl 3 KV i ' ., Q, W . , jig- 'z V ,IV 3 'N ug, sidittlfif' , 'C??'b'145Si - ' Qi 0, 0 R0 direc Busir Pros' glow the f ness as lc secre initia depa Nelson, rtment of Sciences directs s of the io instruct as of eco- history, science iogy. . Robert L. Pease is the director of the college Business Department. Prospective CPA's, con- glomerate executives of the future, tax and busi- ness law experts as well as lovely and efficient secretaries obtain their initial training from this department. ww N 3 X Q Myer Titus is the head of the Data Processing Department. The department offers various courses in computer technology. Data analysis and processing, programming, key punch, the technical aspects of the computer and computer science are some of the courses which will lead the student to an Associate of Science Degree in Busi- ness. 4 if ' f ,, f X WZ fi ' ' ffvywkfr 'Cc , , f xyfifffbf, f 4 Vi W Q V , f ' A X , iii Q Adeline Marshall heads the Nursing Education Department at the college. Courses in Dental Technology, Inhalation Therapy, Nursing and Physical Therapy provides students with both l C c N c l c 1 I practical and academic training. 1 Z 57 7 Z Q Marvin Goldstein is chairman of the Department of Engi- neering and Math. The E n g i n e e r i n g Department continues in its tradition of preparing future engi- neers while the courses in math range from Business Math to C a I c u I u s a n d Differential Equations. ,, fx V .. T EQ g 0 Dean T ucatio ordina studeu occul within . Harold Davis, acting Dean of the Evening College is also co- ordinator of the Waste Water Project at the college. Much of his time this year has been devoted to preparation of the North Central Accredation Study in his capacity of chairman .lim Cornett, Assistant Dean of Occupational Ed- ucation, continues to co- ordinate the needs of Students with future occupational trends within the community. Q Dorothy Wright, Assistant Dean of Admissions, combines her many talents to oversee the countless records of each student are constantly up-dated. n Iohn Herbst as head li- brarian not only directs the daily activities of the college library but directs a film series, co-ordinates the media senfices and plans for the future needs of the new campus library facilities. Q lohn Veatch as Dean of the Business Services for the institution works with both college officials and students in account- ing for the expenditures of P.V.C.C. . .,t. ,.t...m.,. Q 'I Q 122 xX Q A.V. Dean ties 1 many studei and tr ment. Q I. Robert Trevor serves as Vice President for Ac- ademic Affairs of Penn Valley Community College. ln his four years at the college, he has become one of the progressive leaders of the in- stitution and always gives his time, interest and professional advice to members of the student body. For many students, Mr. Trevor's contributions are really what education with a capital E really means. Q A.V. Stevenson as Dean of Student Activi- ties co-ordinates the many functions of student organization and the student govern- ment. W . Edward Krekel, Assistant to the Pres- ident for Community Services and Relations holds the tedious job that his title so well explains. He simply sells the Campus to the Community. 124 W . A.K. Longfellow, Dean of Student Affairs, has long served the students at Penn Valley. Arriving on campus in 1955, he initially was an instructor of English and now co-ordinates all student affairs. 1gfelIow, Student ng senfecl at Penn ving Qn 1955, he vas an f English -ordinates airs. X X X ff My fy f, gu y K f f ,,f94QQ?jv,,ig,m:,v3 ffl! WW., ' , 4,2 ' w f4a4-.3n3.f1,, , , . Dr. Thomas M. Law assumed the presidency of Penn Valley Community College August 1, 1971. Dr. Law brings a progressive approach from the Wash- ington Technical Institute, Washington, D.C., where he presided as Vice-President of Academic Affairs. His first year at the college proved to be successful as he united the Penn Valley family of administrators, faculty, classified personnel and students during the transitional period between the temporary campus and the promise of the new campus of the future. s gas. H ia, -Q 1 , ,Vit vyzwj My tif R l -wp-zz: ' ,'YN NM sr MQ Q N XXX. ,.t..,..a Xm,.s-uwzwfm 5X ., 0 . 3 ,f f 4, , . 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