Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

v 4 THE TARN 1968 Rend Lake College Mt. Vernon Illinois Volume 1 Published by The College Yearbook Staff 23 24 SCALE I6p 9 l6 j X ?pO lipo Mp ( DMUM IS MEAN SEA LEVEL I9W odi I Foreword It is with pride and a great measure of satisfaction that the yearbook staf§ presents to you a new book with a new name, but an old dream. The mixing of tranquility with the beginning of wisdom. A setting of excite- ment that only nature can provide. The shore of beautiful Rend Lake — a mountain pool — THE TARN. May this book and this name in years to come, reflect always the expanding naturalness of human intellect to- gether with an atmosphere of peace and perfection to a multitude of stu- dents who frequent its portals. Dedication pp. 38-42 pp. 80-97 Classes pp. 4-37 Organizations pp. 43-56 Curriculum pp. 57-79 Sports pp. 98-108 The larn s Arms STEVE ALLEN Mt. Vernon White World of Winter, orchestra; decorating com- mittees, Klausjagen, Mardi Gras, Valentine dance. DONNA KAY ARNOLD Mt. Vernon I REMEMBER MAMA; The White World of Winter prom queen; SHOWTIME USA. ROSE MARIE BLAND Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; Con- vocations; secretarial aide; PYRAMID TIMES, reporter, feature editor; SEA secre- tary; SHOWTIME USA. RONALD D. BROWN Mt. Vernon BRENDA AN DERM AT Waltonville PYRAMID TIMES typist. Cheerleaders. ZOLA AYDT Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; Li- brary student aide, SEA. NORMA J. BOZARTH Wayne City Library student aide, PYRAMID. GARY BURZYNSKI Valier Baseball; Basketball; The White World of Winter escort. Sophomores CHERYL CALDWELL Mt. Vernon Library Student aid; PYRA- MID TIMES reporter; SEA. STUART CHASE Wayne City Convocations; Student Senate, president, repre- sentative-at-large; Sci- ence club, vice-president; PYRAMID TIMES, sports editor; Stage band; SHOW- TIME USA: CHAUTAUQUA. DIANE LYNN CLARK Wayne City Convocations; SEA; Stage band; Business club, presi- dent. JOHN G. CLARK Wayne City Convocations; Stage band. JANET COSTLY Mt. Vernon RONALD E. CROSS McLeans boro DAVID DALBY Benton JANICE DICKEY Fairfield MARSHA MARIE ELZY Mt. Vernon SEA, president; Convoca- tions. JAMES DAVID EPLEY Mt. Vernon Science club. PAUL FARKAS West Frankfort ODIE FARRIS III Mt. Vernon DONIVAN FELTY Mt. Vernon DIANA FERGUSON Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; Con- vocations; SEA; decorating committees, Klausjagen, Mardi Gras, Valentine dance; Cheerleader and bat girl; PYRAMID TIMES editor. JANET KAY FIELDS Mt. Vernon Convocations; Pep band; Stage band; Orchestra; TARN, assistant to the activities editor; SHOW TIME USA. JOHN FORNIER Argentina, Illinois Basketball, Mardi Gras, escort. 7 KAY FOWLER Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; CHAU- TAUQUA; Convocations. LINDA GARLINGHOUSE Mt. Vernon RANDALL GASKELL Mt. Vernon EDWIN M. GIESELMAN Mt. Vernon Convocations; Stage band; Orchestra. BILL GISH Wayne City EDDIE GLOVER Mt. Vernon MONICA GOWLER Mt. Vernon I REMEMBER MAMA. ROBERT W. GREENE Mt. Vernon Mardi Gras, escort; Con- vocations; Stage band; SHOWTIME USA. DANIEL GUALDONI RUTH ANN HAILS ERIC HALE LAVERN C. HALLEY Christopher Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon McLeansboro SEA. Dean ' s Honor List. LEON HAMLIN DAVID HARPER Mt. Vernon West Frankfort Dean ' s Honor List. HARRIS E. HARRIS GARY HEFNER Christopher Mt. Vernon SHOWTIME USA; Baseball, Basketball; Science club. 8 CHERYL IRWIN Mt. Vernon SHOWTIME USA. MICHAEL C. IRWIN Wayne City Science club; PYRAMID, photographer. SARA M. JACKSON Texico Library student assistant SEA; PYRAMID and TARN photographer. DONALD JOHNSON Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List. 10 JIM HERTENSTEIN Mt. Vernon PEGGY HICKS Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; SEA. DONNA M. HIGHSMITH Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; SEA, circulation committee; PYRAMID TIMES reporter. RICHARD HODGE Mt. Vernon JEAN ANNE HOLDING SANDY HOLMAN ROBERT HOWARD BETTY HUSTIN Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Carterville Mt. Vernon Cheerleader, TARN sports Library student aide; SEA. editor. Mr. Traver ' s English 102 has facts pointed out in a search for awareness. CANDEE JONES Mt. Vernon Science club, program chairman. LINDA KASPER Benton LINDA KIRK Fairfield TARN, organizations editor. CONNIE LANE Mt. Vernon Library student aide; I RE- MEMBER MAMA. FRANK JONES Mt. Vernon Convocations; SHOWTIME USA; Orchestra; Stage band. JERRY KIMBLE Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; Science club. RONALD KRUEGER Mt. Vernon Convocations; PYRAMID TIMES advertising. JIM LUCAS Mt. Vernon Convocations; SEA; Chorus; communiquettes. TERRY McCAULEY Mt. Vernon RICHARD McCOLLUM Benton Baseball. RICHARD MEYERS Sesser I REMEMBER MAMA; CHAUTAUQUA; Chorus; SHOWTIME USA. GARY MILNER Mt. Vernon Science club, president; Commerce club, vice- president; SEA. WILLIAM McCLEMENT Mt. Vernon JULIA MARLOWE Mt. Vernon SHOWTIME USA. KARIN MILLER Robinson NED MITCHELL Sesser 13 LARRY MOONEY Dix NICK MONTOYA Benton MONT MURRY Mt. Vernon Klausjagen escort; White World of Winter escort. JOYCE NOCIAR Ina Dean ' s Honor List; PYRA- MID TIMES typist. JOE NORRIS Waltonville Basketball, baseball. JERRY NEAL Mt. Vernon Coaches ' assistant. BECKY NOEL Mt. Vernon Orchestra; Stage band; SHOWTIME USA; SEA; Science club, secretary- treasurer; PYRAMID TIMES, reporter. RONNIE O ' DANIEL Woodlawn Baseball; White World of Winter escort. Question of four: recorder, will you fit through that door? BRENDA PITTMAN Mt. Vernon SHOWTIME USA; SEA; Refreshnnents Klausjagen, Valentine dance; Decora- tions Mardi Gras, White World of Winter. CYNTHIA RAMSEY Mt. Vernon Convocations; Pep club; Chorus; communiquettes; Decorations Klausjagen; Refreshments Valentine dance. Klausjagen; SHOW- TIME USA; PYRAMID TIMES reporter, CHAUTAU- QUA. 1.1 LINDA PRESLEY Ina Dean ' s Honor List; Con- vocations; Decorations Klausjagen, Valentine dance, Mardi Gras; Student Senate; SHOWTIME USA; Klausjagen, attendant; The White World of Winter at- tendant. LINDA REED Mt. Vernon Secretarial aid; SEA; SHOWTIME USA; Pep club; cleanup and decorations Valentine dance. PAULA REGIS Christopher SEA. STEVEN REICHERT Mt. Vernon LINDA REID Sesser MARILYN RICE Mt. Vernon Commerce club; Library student assistant. DAVID RIPPLINGER Mt. Vernon SHOWTIME USA. GARY L. SAMFORD Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; Chorus; Science club. STEVEN SATTLEY Mt. Vernon PYRAMID Bus. Mgr. ; Con- vocations; Stage band; Orchestra. FRANK SCHAUBERT Mt. Vernon Cheryl discusses office procedures with friend behind copy stand at same moment. . .two Steves help Debbie Eubanks with books. DAVID SCRIVNER Belle Rive SHOWTIME USA. STEPHEN SLEDGE Mt. Vernon KAREN SHANNON West Frankfort TARN curriculum editor; Library student assistant; Stage band; PYRAMID TIMES. CHARLES SMITH McLeansboro Dean ' s Honor List. MIRIAM SMITH Mt. Vernon Library student aide. MICHAEL SPOTANSKI Sesser DEE STEWART Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List. CHARLES SULCER Waltonville PYRAMID TIMES reporter; stage band; winner essay contest. 17 PAT THOMPSON Sesser White World of Winter, queen candidate. PAULINE UNFRED McLeansboro Dean ' s Honor List; Library student aide; Commerce club. SUE WAITE Mt. Vernon Dean ' s Honor List; Con- vocations; Student Senate; PYRAMID TIMES; The White World of Winter, queen candidate; Klaus- jagen, queen candidate. 3 STAN TINSLEY Zeigler SHOWTIME USA; communi- quettes; chorus. MARK WAGGONER Mt. Vernon ROSS WAKEFIELD Shelbyville SEA. Psychology students take an interesting, comprehensive field trip of Murray Child Center. TERRY WEBB Mt. Vernon I REMEMBER MAMA. ROBERT WITGES Scheller Convocations; SHOWTIME USA. CARL WILKEY Mt. Vernon Baseball. SANDRA WITGES Sesser TARN, activities editor. CAROLYN SUE WRIGHT Mt. Vernon Part-time secretary School of Practical Nursing; PYRA- MID TIMES typist; Valen- tine dance, clean-up com- mittee. GLEN WRIGHT Sesser Dean ' s Honor List. 19 WARREN WRIGHT West Frankfort MIKE WYATT West Frankfort DAN WYMER Benton RITA YORK McLeansboro Foreign language labs hold forth around the clock in the new era. Freshmen Kendall Robert Lana Robert Ruth Mae Adams Ashby Bean Beerup Black McLeansboro Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Tom James Paula William Jerry Anderson Aydt Beckham Biggerstaff Blue Marion Dahlgren Waltonville McLeansboro Mt. Vernon Rachel Ricky David Connie Jo Cheryl Angleton Barnard Beehn Black Bond New Mexico Wayne City Wayne City Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Earl Copple Mt. Vernon Brenda Culli Mt. Vernon Russell Dalby Bonnie Linda Cost ley Mt. Vernon Mary Lou Grain West Frankfort Gary Gummings Mt. Vernon Brenda Curlock Dahlgren Charles Dame Sesser Alva Dare Mt. Vernon Jim Dare Mt. Vernon Danny Mike Dees Derry Waltonville Mt. Vernon Paulette Dobbs Bluford Karla Sheila Dodson Dodson Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon 23 Karen Dowler Mt. Vernon Jerome Dreas Ashley C. Frank Dunning Marion ABOVE: Warming up before SHOW- TIME USA. ABOVE: Joan Karcher, meet Joan Karcher. Tom Durham Mt. Vernon Penny Dycus Mt. Vernon Ronald Dye Mt. Vernon BELOW: It gets so warm on a fall after- noon preparing that paper. 24 Noel Edmison Wayne City Carmen Edwards McLeansboro Stan Endicott Woodlawn Debbie Eubanks Sesser Danny Firebaugh Mt. Vernon Brad Flora Mt. Vernon Robert Fowler Mt. Vernon Carolyn Gage Dahlgren Sandra Gambrel Fairfield Danna Gaston Mt. Vernon Paul Genisio Benton Martha Flack Mt. Vernon Phyllis Fulver Johnston City Marcena Gaul Mt. Vernon Ann Gentle Mt. Vernon 25 F. C. A. (Future chemists of America) work arduously in their advancement of learning in this new fathomless era. Charles K. Leonard Susan Albert Ing Jackson Johnson Jungers Benton Mt. Vernon Zeigler Chicago Jane Eddie Tom Katherine Isenhait Johnson Jones Karch Sesser Wayne City Sesser Woodlawn Joan Karcher Mt. Vernon Joan Karcher Decatur Not as sophomores, not as freshmen --we will not always be sophomores and freshmen --but we will always be people with individual voices singing, thinking through answers, discussing, contemporary things, happy faces, asking questions, bending over a book ' s voices, viewing our heroes, requesting a yet undiscovered voice, visiting after a stellar performance, consulting in trio, and glancing over copy as automated keys respond to us. We too can be earth-movers; we too can render our dignified influence in this era. 31 Jerry George Tim Mary Ruth Minton Morgan Murphy New bury Nordin Zeigler Waltonville West Frankfort Sesser Mt. Vernon Susan Judy David Teri Jean Mitchell Morris Myers Newberry Odum Zeigler McLeansboro McLeansboro Decatur Zeigler Steve Gary Sharon Mary Bruce Moore Moss Neisen New com Osborn Woodlawn Benton Marion Fairfield Nason 32 35 Danny White Wayne City Allan Williams Waltonville Charles Wilson Mt. Vernon Richard Wright Pinckneyville Wendall Yaeger Mt. Vernon Larry White Argenta David Williams Ina Shirley Witges Scheller Bruce Wright Sesser Jack Youngblood Wayne City Cecil Wiley Bluford Roy Williams Woodlawn Bruce Wolfe Mt. Vernon Mike Worsham Benton Gary Zmudzinski Scheller 37 Stu Chase and Sue Waite, presiden and secretary of Student Senate, StudentiS Rick Heaney, Linda Presley, Sue Waite, Mrs. Betty Ann Ward, Stu Chase, Vicki Hill, and Connie Bancroft work on the Student Handbook. Kay Fowler, also a member, is not pictured. and Linda Presley and Connie Ban- croft discuss the Student Senate problems. Senate Works Cooperatively Throughout The Year On Plans For The New Era Of Rend Lake College. Rick Heaney discusses with Vicki Hill a trophy presented to the Student Senate advisor, Mrs. Ward. The TARN yearbook staff is proud to dedicate Volume I of its annual to a great- ly devoted friend and counselor, Mrs. Betty Ann Ward. We firmly believe that Mrs. Ward should be credited with much of the unity and development of the faculty, the students, and the community of Rend Lake College. No matter how minute or in- volved the problems may be, Mrs. Ward always finds it to be a self-imperative need to help the college ' s students to be- come better citizens in their country and their community. Commercial Club FRONT ROW: left Paula Beckham, secretary; Mary Jane Newberry, treasurer; Gary Milner, vice-president; Diane Clark, president. BACK ROW: left Kitty Blasdell, Pauline Unfried, Glenda Moyer, Mr. William Younghusband, advi- sor; Rosemary LeGrand, Louise Humphrey, Katherine Karch, and Carolyn Gage gather after the club ' s organizational meeting. R. L. ' s Rockefeller and associates discuss Oh don ' t worry about eating the profits, the Little Wall Streets commodity ex- we ' ll just put a tax on the first fifty people. changes. 44 Student Education Association officers pictured above are: Installation PICTURED ABOVE: Marsha and Joan; Brenda, Jeanne, and Bruce; Susie, Doug, and Ross all visit at the door before leaving after the installation of officers. Marsha Elzy President; Evelyn Plummer First vice-president; Bruce Wolfe Second vice-president; Susie Stephens Secretary; Joan Karcher Treasurer; Brenda Culli Publicity; Diane Clark Teachers ' aide; Jeanne McCartney Historian, 47 Tarn Staff Warren Wright Editor-in-chief Debbie DeWitt, Warren Wright, and Dick Martin Business staff Karen Dow ler, Sara Mae Jackson, and Char- les Wilson Photographers Charles Wilson and Warren Wright Class editors Jean Holding Sports editor Albert Jungers and Chester Prusaczyk Art layout Linda Kirk Organization editor Robert Sell Copy consultant Judy Morris Typist I Karen Shannon Curriculum editor | Sandra Witges Activities editor |l John H. Traver Advisor Work On Layouts Arrange For Pictures Distribute Name Ballots For Your Book. The mail must go through! 50 Editor-in-chief Diana Ferguson and Feature Editor Rose Marie Bland head the newspaper staff for 1967 and ' 68. Karen and Bob discuss advertising layouts Photogs Sarah Jackson and Larry for next issue. Dolvig search for the little birdie that every camera supposedly has. 5| Music Department FIRST ROW: Jesse Bond, Jerry Jones, Stan Tinsley, Rick Heaney, Dick Fortune, SECOND ROW: Rosey LeGrand, Jane Grey, Karen Wiese, Rachel Angleton, Penny Dycus, Sheila Dod- son, Becky Lowery, Cheryl Weatherly, Cynthia Ramsey, Geneva Elder, Mary Beerup. THIRD ROW: Joan Karcher, Sandra Short, Nancy Wasson, Corinne O ' Brien, Bob Ashby, Everett Greer, Gary Samford, Bob Beerup, Harold Nobles, Albert Jungers, Julian Levesque, Nancy Greer, W. H. Beckmeyer, director. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Miller, Charles Rolphing, Donna Nobles, Anita Trammell, Rebecca Noel, Harry Dunham, Thelda Pandee, Richard Hodge, SECOND ROW: Bill Eisenfelder, Myrl Newcom, Karen Holman, Sondra Henderson, Frances Craig, Pat Phillips, THIRD ROW: Yvonne Gieselman, Sue Grothoff, Randy Winn, Terry McCauley, Kitty Blasdel, Mary New- com, Tal Smith, director; Frank Jones. Music enjoyed in Rend Lake College through stu- dent performance provides worthy activity as is sllown in the winter concert given by the school ' s chorus and orchestra. ' II i. 1 ifiin iiiiiiiiiinii 111 n ii nil III! , f 53 We relaxed before We began the march to the platform. . . Music Department ' s We were directed by Mr. W. H. Beckmeyer, vocal music, as the Community College Chorus. And we are FRONT ROW, left to right, Dee Ann Ford, Jane Hart, Cheryl Martin, Cassie Hungate, Cynthia Ramsey; SECOND ROW, Delores Render, Deena Richardson, Mary Beth Pitts, Geneva Elder, Cheryl Weatherly, Margaret Shirley; THKD ROW, Beth Traver, Robert Connaway, Bill Hogue, David Roach, Gary Samford, Stan Tinsley, John Murray; BACK ROW, Charles Render, Bill Danner, Rick Meyers, Ben Murphy, Al Morgan, Jim Lucas, Lawrence Braniff, Dick Fortune , and Everett Greer per- forming selections from ELIJAH. 54 After the choral groups had completed their portion of the May fifteenth concert, the Community College Orchestra, directed by Mr. Tal Smith, presented a concert. Participants included FRONT ROW, left to right: Becky Noel, Mary Lou Eubanks, Harry Dunham, Thelda Pardee, Vernie Render; MIDDLE ROW: Mildred Cross, Mary Alice Bond, Mark Gieselman, Peggy Yates, Bill Hogue, Richard Hodge; BACK ROW Ramona Russell, Yvonne Gieselman, Peter Lauris, Clark Howe, Patrick McManamy, Jerry Hicks, Roger Garbers, Steven Sattley, Terry McCauley, Janet Fields, Jane McDowell, Noel Davis, Frances Craig, and Frank Jones. Spring Concert And then all of us visited outside after this concert which beautifully closed the ten years before the beginning of a new era. Junior College Board District 521 FROM LEFT: District 521 board members Mr. Harry N. Irwin, Mr, Forrest Stewart, Mr. Carleton Apple, Dr. James M. Snyder, president of Rend Lake College; Dr. Curtis A. Parker, president of board; Mrs, Mavis Carter, Dr. Allen Y. Baker, Mr. Holland Simmons, and Mr. Melvin Farlow study the agenda for a significant meeting. 58 ADVISORY COUNCIL SEATED: Mrs. Betty Ann Ward, Miss Barbara Luch- singer, Mr. James Yates, Mrs, Imogene Book, Dr. Howard Rawlinson, Dr. James Snyder, and Miss Mary Ksycki. STANDING: Stuart Chase, Mr. Glenn Dare, Mr. Edward Kownacki, Mr. Wayne Arnold, Mr. William Myers, Mr. Judson DeWitt all gather for an im- portant session of the council. PRACTICAL NURSES: Ruth Fry, Doris Dueker, Linda Mueller, Patsy Sanders, Georgia Meeks, Evon Miller, Shirley Yardley, Helen Blankenship, Mildred Quinn, Patsy Setzekorn, Betty Lane, Harriet Kinsey, and Mildred Creed are instructed by Mrs. Sandra VanCleve, standing. Mrs. Bettye Sistler, instructor, traces the classical period with her Introduction to Drama class, one of the most recent innovations in Rend Lake College ' s curriculum. The spring productions emanate from this class. And in this new era, there will be more innovations in the arts and sciences. We got it! ABOVE, left to right: Mrs. James Carter, Dr. Curtis A. Parker, OD, President of the Board, and Dr. James M. Snyder, President of Rend Lake College, contemplate victory. 60 Bond Passage Opens The Door To A New Era Greeting You the students, your parents, and all the fine people who reside in our college district deserve to be congratulated on the manner in which you have moved forward recently in making a new Rend Lake College possible. The fact that you have chosen the theme The New Era for your Yearbook is certainly indicative of the enthusiasm and spirit that accompanies these recent developments. As our plans unfold for the new campus, new open doors of opportunity and wider horizons will become available to all people of the area. These doors of opportunity will remain open around the clock and around the calendar. We encourage and welcome everyone --young people and adults alike to take advantage of these opportunities. Dean ' s Message Much has been written in the junior college literature about the open-door policy--the willingness to admit any applicant. However, an open-door permits passage both ways, and the sojourn of some students inside the junior college is sometimes so short that cynics have renamed the open-door policy the revolving- door policy. The State of Illinois is attempting to build a system of junior colleges which really have their doors open to all, a system which will open doors to the future. Rend Lake College is proud to be a part of that system. Yet, despite the efforts of state and local groups to improve opportunities, the final achievement must lie with you — the student. New buildings, new cur- ricula, new methods of teaching avail naught unless you are willing to open the doors to your mind. The door can be prepared for you, but you must open it your- self. 63 I Dr. Howard Rawlinson Honored For Ten Years ' Service MR. JAMES F. YATES MRS. BETTY WARD MR. HOWARD L. JONES MR. PAUL M. FITCH Registrar Counselor Director Business Manager Vocational and and Treasurer Technical Education Administrative Assistants MRS. MAVIS CARTER MRS. STANLEY KELLEY MRS. HARRIET SMITH MRS. PAULA DULANEY Secretary to Secretary to Secretary to Library Clerk College President College Dean Registrar 65 MR. W. H. BECKMEYER MR. J, R. McGHEE MR. TAL SMITH Vocal Music Art Instrumental Head Department Engineering Music Music And Art Departments Apply And Balance To Aesthetic Fields; i- I Beck and Tal, as they are affectionately known to their students, are busy as usual looking over a score and directing another one. 66 TO THE RIGHT: In addition to community respon- sibilities, the science and mathematics instructors prepare lessons, explain botany collections, grade tests and research intensively. Scientific Laws Of Form, Structure, Mathematics Applies These Same Laws. MR. ED KOWNACKI Chemistry Head Department MR, R. PERRACHIONE College Algebra Analytic Geometry MR. W. H, MYERS Mathematics Head Department MR. J. J. LEVESQUE Mathematics MR. E, T. ESTES Botany MR. JACK SISTLER Physics 1 67 i ABOVE: Miss Barbara Luchsinger, head of the English department and rhetoric literature instructor, shows that personal attention to students has not yet been forgotten at RLC; Mr, William L. Farmer, rhetoric and literature instructor, visits with variety show cast before rehearsal; Miss Georgine Hawley, rhetoric instructor, ruminates one rainy day. BELOW: Mr. Michael B. Rothe, French and German in- structor, finds that no man is an island as he works through hard times; Mrs. Bettye S. Sistler, speech and drama instructor, is all wound up in her work; and Mr. John H, Traver, rhetoric and literature in- structor, convinces himself that you smile and the world smiles with you, . . almost. 68 MR. GLENN L, DARE History Department Head MR. ARTHUR A. SAMFORD Western Civilization MR. MAX BRANDON Western Civilization MR. GENE CORMIER Political Science Geography Social Science And History Department. MRS. ELEANOR HALL Sociology MR. JUDSON DeWITT Psychology MISS GELA RILEY Secretarial Science Head Department MRS. BARBARA BENARD Accounting Business Education MR. FELIX DyREYES Economics Miss Riley ' s secretarial science gals use stylus skillfully; Mr. Younghusband lights another spark of enthusiasm; Mr. Wag- ner explains the directions for a typing exercise; Mr. DyReyes is about to spring an econ. quiz; and future secretaries are happily busy working the office machines just new this year. MR. CHARLES WAGNER Business Education Commercial Department Expands Its Role In This New Era. MR. W. YOUNGHUSBAND Accounting Class of 1967 practical nurses leave the platform carrying their diplomas proudly. MISS MARY E. KSYCKI Co-ordinator Rend Lake School of Nursing Patsy Youngblood, Patricia Garren, Vauda Kimble, Maxine Rogers, Evelyn Guill, Alice Balsano, Mary Kelly, and Sharon McKenzie watch instructor, Mrs, Shirley McHaney, demonstrate bandaging on Virginia Racine, Viewing through their microscopes are: Sharon McKenzie, Vauda Kimble, Maxine Rogers, Betty Smith, Doris Simmons, Patsy Youngblood, and Brenda Wutzler. The New Era Of The Instructors in the School stand- ing left to right: Mrs. Anne Russell, Mrs. Shirley McHaney, Mrs. Sandra VanCleve, Mrs. June Thompson, and Co-ordi- nator Miss Mary Ksycki, PIC- TURED BELOW. School Of Nursiri! Around about a year ago Christmastime, as one of its first social projects, the nurses of ' 67 brought cheer to the elderly at the Hickory Grove Nursing Home. INJECTION INSTRUCTION - Mrs. Sandra Van- Cleve, instructor, demonstrates proper method of preparing injection. Betty Lane and Evon Miller watch closely. Mrs. Darlene Starr, a physical therapy assistant, Thelma Bumpus, a student, Hugh Lam, physical therapist, and Karen Quinn, a student, assist in the rehabilitation care of a patient in Good ' Samaritan Hospital. Glenda Crawford, Harriet Hefner, Mary Shaw, and Eunice Cochran are given instruction in giving medications by Mrs. Shirley Mc-Haney instructor at right. Reading a patient ' s chart, from left to right, are Pat Sanders, Theresa Williams, Harriet Kinsey, Ann Marcia and Patsy Setzekorn. 74 IN THE MATERNITY department Mary Wright and Paulajo Williams confer with Mrs. Jerry Dale Wilson and her infant daughter, Gayla Rae, Linda Mueller, nurse to left, and Helen Blank- ship in middle. Students of the Practical Nursing School who received their caps last spring are FIRST ROW, left to right: Georgia Meeks, Karen Quinn, Evon Miller, Betty Lane, Linda Mueller, Pat Sanders, Patricia An- draski, and Peggy Carr; SECOND ROW: Diana Sinclair, Mary Ellen Wright, Mollie Payne, Eunice Cochrane, Shirley Yardley, Mildred Quinn, Mary Thomas, Doris Dueker, Betty Gammon, and Lynn White; THIRD ROW: Harriet Kinsey, Paula Jo Williams, Glenda Crawford, Ruth Fry, Patsy Setzekorn, Helen Blankenship, Harriet Hefner, Thel- ma Bumpus, Mary Shaw, and Mildre d Creed. Capping ' 67 IMMEDIATE RIGHT: Sisters Mrs. Betty Gammon and Miss Karen Quinn participate in capping ex- ercises. . . as does Mrs. Shirley Mc- Haney, R.N. instructor (far right) in capping Miss Linda Mueller. 75 ' I of the class of ... and Dr. Curtis A. Parker, OD, President of the Board, awards diplomas to the 1967 nurses. Instructor Mrs. June Thompson presides while Dr. Howard E. Rawlinson, college dean, and Dr. James M. Snyder, president of the college, look on. : i - ! i • . ; I Graduation ' i Pictured below are graduates of the School of Practical Nursing of Rend Lake College with diplomas received at Sep- tember exercises. FIRST ROW, left to right: Lynn White, Betty Gammon, MoUie Payne, Alice Cochran, Evon Mil- ler, Mildred Creed, Linda Mueller, Pat Sanders, Peggy Carr, Mildred Quinn, Mary Thomas, Shirley Yardley, Mary Wright, Diane Sinclair. SECOND ROW, left to right: Glenda Crawford, Doris Dueker, Harriet Kinsey, Nadine Hef- ner, Helen Shaw, Pat Andraski, Ruth Fry, Helen Blankenship, Thelma Bumpus, Patsy Setzekorn, Georgia Meeks, 76 Seated at the discussion table are: Audrey M. Rogers, president; Charline Foutch, vice president; Virginia Racine, secretary; and Ida Mae Jackson, treasurer. The Present Class Begins Its Busy Year Of Activities 1 n _ ft 1 Class views chart, while Miss Ksycki lectures on the muscular system of the human body. 77 Alice Balsano Centralia Doris Barnard Wayne City Sallie Barton Centralia Shirley Beckham Bonnie Margery Ruth Clark Nashville Leilla Elliott Wayne City Mary A. Erndt Dahlgren Lois M. Evans Salem Charlene Foutch Salem Patricia Garren Woodlawn Evelyn Guill Mt. Vernon Donna Jackson Centralia Ida Mae Jackson Texico Sharon D. McKenzie Mt. Vernon Mattie L. McNair Mt. Vernon Virginia Pickens Bonnie Virginia Racine Centralia Beverly Robertson Salem Audrey Rogers Bonnie Judy Shaw Fairfield Doris Simmons Mr. Vernon Betty Smith Centralia Robert West Sparta Brenda Wutzler Sandoval Patsy Youngblood Keenes Trainees gather around a hospital bed much as they would in the real situation — Beverly Robert- son, Robert West, Doris Barnard, Leilla Elliott, Lois Evans, Charlene Foutch, Patient — Shirley Taylor; Instructor — Mrs. June Thompson, R.N. ABOVE: Bill Sands talks with Psychology instruc- tor, Mr, Judson DeWitt after presenting a convo- cation about his reforma- tion to a free citizen. BELOW: Bob Conklin dis- plays the jaw bones of a tiger shark during his pre- sentation of a convocation concerning the oceans of the world. . .Jan Berkshire strikes a pose in the middled of his presentation of a magic show. Convocations Source Of Education And Entertainment Fast Moments Slow Moments Several informal dances are pro- vided for entertainment of the Rend Lake College students. Among these are the Get Ac- quainted Dance, The Autumn Ambush, and the dances after some of the basketball games. Casual ' ' Have-a-Coke Moments All Part Of The New Era The Queen Candidates CHERYL MARTIN and escort MIKE McCLURE CYNTHIA STARKEY and escort DENNY LEHMAN DONNA WEZDEL and escort BOB GREENE 83 The Mardi Gras Dance All the excitement of Mardi Gras was brought to Mt. Vernon Community College at the 1967 Spring Formal Dance. The Mardi Gras flavor was distinctively felt by means of the boat deck landing through which students entered the dance area and the brightly colored balloons and streamers which formed a canopy over the gala affair. The Russ David Orchestra complimented the Mardi Gras theme by providing enchanting ballroom music the entire evening. Betty Tucker and Odie Ferris dance amidst the excitement of the Mardi Gras. Carolyn Wright and Terry McCauley enter upon the scene of the Mardi Gras by means of the boat deck landing. And The Coronation Of Crown bearer and flower girl participate in coronation ceremonies. The new queen and her court participate in the Queen ' s dance. 85 CAST OF CHARACTERS ' I Remember Mama Directed by Miss Dorothy Barrett Katrin Hanson - — — — - Donna Arnold Mama (Mama Hanson) Dee Ann Ford Papa (Lars Hanson) Lonnie Hicks Dagmar Hanson Mary Alice Bond Christine Hanson Christine Chambers Mr. Hyde --_ jerry Hicks Nels Hanson Rick Meyers Aunt Trina Halverson Mary Jane Chesley Aunt Sigrid Solfeldt Peggy Yates Aunt Jenny Stenborg Judy Walker Uncle Chris Halverson Jerry Hicks A Woman — Monica Gowler Mr. Peter Thorkelson - Terry Webb Dr. Johnson John Cherry Arne Solfeldt John Strunck A Nurse Sharon Brookman Another Nurse ____ Donna Piercy Soda Clerk Dan Wymer Madeline Vickie Allsup Dorothy Schiller Cindy Page Florence Dana Moorehead Vicki Hammer Bell -Boy Larry Moore Scrubwoman Cheryl Weatherly Uncle Elizabeth Samantha Cat Ventress The aunts wait impatiently at the hospital to see if Dagmar will be all right. Through Katrin ' s window of the house on Steiner Street, we ' ll al- ways see the warmth of Papa; of Nels, Dagmar, and of Kristine who all had been born there; of the love and practicality of Aunts Trina, Sigrid, Jenny, and Uncle Chris; of the happy kitchen from whose table Mr. Hyde, the star boarder, read Charles Dickens ' and Samuel Tay- lor Coleridge ' s literary works. But first and foremost, WE WILL REMEMBER MAMA. Uncle Chris argues with the aunts while Nels is taking Dagmar to the waiting automobile. The family listens intently as Mr. Hyde tells one of many night-time stories. Pr6p3.ra.tion arr Oolvig and Betty Jo Houston paint th backdrop for the show. Show — Practice frank Jones and Wilbert Nailing, musi- cians, practice for SHOWTIME U. S. A. PrOrnOtlOn he New College Singers, Jeanne McCart- ney, Tom Anderson, Dick Fortune, Butch Harris, and David Ripplinger, promoted the Show by appearing on WSIL-TV in Harris- burg. PerCCDtion y Slstler, Director, observes the rehearsal from the 1 auditorium balcony. 88 Perfornia.nC6 Em-cee Stu chase stands by as Connie Bancroft tells the story of Beeping Sleauty, more commonly known as Sleeping Beauty ; Jane McDowell and Becky Noel sing Born Free ; Donna Arnold and Gene Porter present a skit about the horrors of back-seat driving entitled Harry and Mable ; Cynth ia Ramsey sings Sumertime ; and the Just Us quartet, Cynthia McReynolds, Brenda Houston, Rose Bland, and Ruthie Black sing Come See About Me, rime U.S.A.: A Salute To Our Men In The Armed Services 89 Larry Dolvig, stage and house manager, directs the lighting from behind stage. Julia ' s at the switches; Penny ' s ready to make her entrance. Rick Meyers sings I ' ve Grown Accus- tomed to Her Face from the Broadway hit, My Fair Lady. The Christianaires, composed of Butch Sanders, Ron Cummings, Jerry Webb, Carl Sanders, and Stan Endicott, sing God Bless America, On November 17-18, Rend Lake College presented its annual variety show which consisted of eleven acts ranging from comedy to folk songs, SHOW-TIME USA, directed by Mrs, Bettye Sistler, college speech and dramatics in- structor, assisted by Mr. William Farmer, English instructor and Mr. Jack Sistler, college physics instructor, was the first dramatics -musical event in the new era of Rend Lake College and introduced an en- thusiasm for many polished productions during the year. 90 The Queen 92 Donna Arnold Sophomore VICKI HILL and RONALD WHITT NANCY CARNAHAN and WAYNE RICHARD SHIELA DODSON and RON O ' DANIEL PAT THOMPSON and GARY BURZYNSKI LINDA PRESLEY and MONT MURRY SUE WAITE and CHARLES PRICE 93 With tears of happiness and surprise. Donna Arnold learns she is queen and accepts a bouquet of white roses. Students dance to the music of the sting rays. Everything from the old twist to the new boo- ga-loo is danced at the White World of Winter. And Other • .. Ring -bearer Ronnie Lowery and flower girl Kathy Waugh partic- ipate in the coronation cere- monies. 94 White World of Winter was the title of the ' 67 Christmas Dance, which took place December 9th, A White Winter atmosphere was created by blue crepe paper, twinkling lights, and frosted white Christmas trees. All this created a backdrop for the bright and glittering costumes of the dancers; this is perhaps the brightest and most glittering year fashion has ever seen. Students enjoy one of many soft romantic songs played throughout the evening. Queen Donna Arnold and escort Bill Ford dance the Queen ' s Dance, Afraid of shaking their bouquets to pieces, students lay them to rest on the floor while they dance on. The Sting Rays of Mt. Vernon provide music for the evening. 95 ' Sodium chloride. . .pitch it high. . . up the clouds. RArWMAKER S:00 Fridaix-Satunlay, February 2-3 by N, Richard Nash CAST OF CHAEIACTERS (in order of appearance) H. C. Curry Butch Sanders (Friday ' s Performance) Richard Fortune (Saturday ' s Performance) Noah Curry Stu Chase Jim Curry - Albert Jungers Lizzie Curry Suzanne Stephens File - Art Brown Sheriff Thomas - Bob Mihall Bill Starbuck Rick Meyers PRODUCTION STAFF: Clarence W. Pearson, Clint Balsover, Larry White, Larry Dolvig, Julia Marlow, Peggy Hicks, Albert Lang a, and Joan Karcher. 96 There are small dreams, too. No, I can ' t come to dinner to- night. 97 Physical Education Mr. Arnold ' s Introduction to Recreation phys. ed. majors receive some practical advice which will serve them well in their lives. The following classes were taught in the Physical Education Department: Men--Physical fitness Women --Physical fitness Weight training Basketball Volleyball P. E. majors Introduction to physical education Introduction to recreation Volleyball Co-ed--Golf Bowling Archery and Recreation Hygiene Miss Pettit ' s Hygiene class listen intently to the vital points under discussion. t MR. WAYNE ARNOLD Men ' s Physical Education MISS REBECCA PETITT Women ' s Physical Education Hygiene MR. JAMES WAUGH Weight Training Hygiene Head Coach 99 FRONT ROW: Wayne Grant, Jim Wood, Keith McCutcheon, Paul Caponi, Spud Parr, John Clemens, Larry Dolvig, Carl Wilkey, Dean Jackson, and Bob Walker. BACK ROW: Dan Helverson, Joe Norris, Dan Wymer, Gary Burzyn- ski, Lanny Shaw, Coach Waugh, Richard McCoUum, Bill Kirk, Dan Lovin, Bill Morton, the team ' s bus driver, and John Murray. Baseball 1967 The ball is thrown. The batter swings. 100 He ' s been overthrown and is ruled safe! Bat girls support the team and play a short game of their own. 101 Cheerleaders I Diana Ferguson Christi Spurlock Jean Holding Brand a Andermatt Batgirls Debi Stanton 102 KNEELING: Larry Dolvig, Manager; Coach Jim Waugh; and Charles Rohlfing, Manager, STANDING: Steve Chapman, George Morgan, Joe Norris, Larry Stonecipher, Mark Maline, Stephen Sledge, Merle Upchurch, Gary Burzyn- ski, Gary Hefner, and Ed Johnson pose during practice. Basketball 1967-8 Coach Waugh chats with the basketball players during a time-out. GARY BURZYNSKI Captain 1967-68 Warriors Basketball, to us as team members, means a way to express our- selves in a manner so that we can bring honor and spirit of com- petition to Rend Lake College. We have worked hard and fought to the best of our ability so that the student body will gather our own enthusiasm about the sport of basketball and the new college, May we as a team strive and thus encourage the members of other organizations on to victory. A Word From The Team Members To Their Coach Versil Withrow, Gary Burzynski, Coach Jim Waugh, Bill Kirk, and Dean Jackson are honored at nine- teen sixty -seven ' s spring banquet. 1967 Sprin Sports Banquet BELOW: Banquet, at which ever- popular Harold Hutchins was the guest speaker, was well deserved by the boys. ABOVE FRONT ROW: Mr. Bill Morton, Mr, Arthur Samford, Mr. Harold Hutchins, Mr. Jim Kaufman, Mr. Drayton Allison, Coach Jim Waugh, Leon Peacock, Mike Pace, and Dean Jackson. BACK ROW: Joe Norris, Dan Wymer, Bill Kirk, Gary Burzynski, Lanny Shaw, Versil Withrow, Dan Helverson, Stan Patterson, Dan Lovin, Gary Hefner, and John Murray are grouped together after the banquet, significant be- cause it was the last sport ' s social occasion in the era of Mount Vernon Community College. 107 A YEARBOOK MADE POSSIBLE BY ADVERTISERS SPIETH STUDIO Specialists in Fine Photography School Pictures Weddings Family Groups Children A dults Copy and Restoration Work Dial 618-532-3641 222 North Poplar Street Centralia, Illinois 62801 Compliments of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Mt. Vernon, Illinois For the Best in Banking Look to the Leader 242-6521 Compliments of the BANK OF ILLINOIS See how better a bank can be 244-221 1 109 1 HvaM s.Mai s.Ha nv7W 1 [ } Compliments } of j DOLLENS SHOE STORE 1003 Broadway ; Mt. Vernon, Illinois | Southern Illinois ' ] Quality Shoe Store 1 Compliments of EASTON ' S FLOWER SHOP 118 North 10th Mt. 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Index ADMINISTRATION Snyder, Dr. James M. - 58,59.61.62,76 Rawlinson, Dr. Howard - 59,63,64,76 Yates, James - 42,59,65 BOARD Apple, Carleton - 58 Baker, Dr. Allen Y. - 58 Carter, Mavis - 58,61,65 Fallow, Melvin - 58 Irwin, Harry N. - 58 Parker, Dr. Curtis A. - 58.61.76 Simmons, Holland - 58, 61 Stewart, Forrest - 58 FACULTY AND ASSISTANTS Arnold, Wayne - 59.99 Beckmeyer, W. H. - 52, 56.66 Benard, Barbara - 71 Book. Imogene - 59,69 Brandon, Max - 70 Cormier, Gene - 70 Cummings, Margaret - 64 Dare, Glenn - 59,64,70 DeWitt, Judson - 59, 70, 80 Dulaney, Paula - 65,69 DyReyes, Felix - 71 Estes, Eugene - 67 Farmer, Bill - 68 Fitch, Paul M. - 65 Hall, Eleanore - 70 Haw ley, Georgine 68,78 Jones, Howard - 65 Kelley, Kathleen - 65 Kownacki, Edward 59,67. 114 Ksycki. Mary - 55,72,73 Levesque, Julian 42,52, 67 Luchsinger, Barbara - 51, 59,68 McGhee, James - 66 McHaney, Shirley 72,73 Myers, William - 59 Pearson, Clarence W. - 96,115 Perrachione, Richard - 67 Petitt, Rebecca - 99,103 Riley, Gela - 71 Rothe. Michael - 20. 68 Roy, WiUiam T. - 70 Russell, Anne - 73 Samford, Arthur - 70, 107 Sistler, Bettye - 59,88, 90,97 Sistler, Jack - 26,67 Smith, Harriet - 65 Smith, Tal - 52,56,66 Swayne, Julius - 26,67 Thompson, June - 73,76 Traver, John H. - 11,48, 49,68 VanCleve, Sandra - 59, 73,75 Wagner, Charles - 27,71 Ward, Betty Ann - 38,40, 41,42,59,65 Waugh, Jim - 94,99,100, 104,107 Younghusband, Bill - 42, 44,71 STUDENTS A Aabraham, Janice - 85 Achilles - 25 Adams, Kendall - 21 Allen, Steve - 5, 17,95 Allsup, Vickie - 86 Andermatt, Brenda - 5, 50,102,103 Anderson, Tom - 21, 88 Andraski, Pauicia - 72, 74,76 Angleton, Rachel - 21,52 Arnold, Donna K. - 5, 68,86,89.92,94,95 Ashby. Robert - 21,52 Aydt, James - 21 Aydt, Zola - 5 B Baker, Helen - 69 Balsane, Alice - 72,78 Bancroft, Connie - 28,29, 38,39,40,89 Barnard, Doris 21, 78 Barnard, Ricky - 21 Barton, Sallie - 78 Bean, Lana - 21 Beckham, Paula - 21,44. 71 Beckham. Shirley - 78 Beehn. David - 21 Beerup. Mary - 52 Beerup. Robert - 21, 52 Biggerstaff, William - 21 Black, Connie Jo - 21 Black, Ruth M, - 21,89 Bland, Rose Marie - 5,43. 51.89 Blankenship, Helen - 59, 72.74,75,76 Blasdel, Kitty - 44, 52 Blue, Jerry - 21 Bond, Cheryl - 21 Bond, Jessie C. - 52 Bond, Mary Alice - 55,86 Bonner. Connie - 22 Book, Beverly - 22,26 Book, Douglas - 22,42,45 Boswell, Howard - 11 Bozarth, Norma J. - 5 Braniff, Lawrence - 54 Brashear, Edward - 22 Briesacher, Judy - 83 Brown. Art - 22.96,97 Brown, James - 22 Brown. Ronald D. - 5 Brookman. Sharon - 86 Broy, Timothy - 69 Bugal, Steve - 22 Bullard, Bill - 22,99 Bullock, Annette - 22 Bumpus, Thelma - 72,74, 75,76 Burzynski, Gary - 55,93, 100, 104, 107 Byrne, Vincent - 22 c Caldwell, Cheryl - 7, 59 Caponi, Paul - 100 Carnahan, Nancy - 69, 93, 102, 103 Carr, Peggy - 72,74 Carter, James - 22 Catron, David - 22 Chambers, Christine - 86 Chapman, Steve - 99,101, 104, 105 Chapman, Sue - 22 Chase, Stuart - 7, 38,40, 43,51.59.68.89,96,97 Cherry, John - 86 Chesley, Mary Jane - 86 Childress, Connie - 22 Clark, Diane Lynn - 7, 44,45 Clark, John - 7,11 Clark, Theresa - 77,22 Clemens, John - 100 Cochran, Eunice - 72,74, 75,76 Connaway, Robert - 54 Cooper, Sandra - 20 Copple, Earl - 23 Costly, Janet - 7 Costley, Linda - 23 Craig, Frances - 52,55 Grain, Mary Lou - 23 Crawford, Glenda - 72, 74, 75, 76 Cremeens, Ronald - 69 Creed, Mildred - 59, 72, 74,76 Cross, Mildred - 55 Cross, Ronald E. - 7, 11, 26 Culli, Brenda - 4,23,45 Cummings, Gary - 23 Cummings, Ronald - 90 Curlock, Branda - 23 D DeWitt, Deborah - 48,49 Dalby, David - 7 Dalby, Russell - 23 Dame, Charles - 23 Danner, Bill - 54 Dare, Alva - 23 Dare, Jim - 23 Davis, Frieda - 20 Davis, Noel - 55 Dees, Danny - 23 Denham, Donald - 11 Derry, Mike - 23 Dickey, Janice - 7 Dimmick, John - 11,67 Dobbs, Paulette - 23 Dodson, Karla - 23 Dodson, Sheila - 23, 52 Dolvig, Larry - 51,88, 90,100,101,104,114 Dowler, Karen - 24,43, 48.51,114 Dreas, Jerome - 24,69 Dueker, Doris - 59,72,74, 76 Dunham, Harry - 52,55 Dunhing, Tom - 24 Dunning, Frank - 24 Dycus, Penny - 24,28,29, 52,59,90 Dye, Ronald - 24 E Edmison, Noel - 25 Edwards, Carmen - 25 Eisenfelder, Bill - 52 Elder, Geneva - 52 Elliott, Leilla - 78 Elzy, Marsha - 7,42,45 Endicott, Stan - 25,90 Epley, James - 7 Erndt, Mary A. - 78 Eubanks, Debbie - 17,25 Eubanks, Mary Lou - 55 Evans, Lois M, - 78 Ewald, Ron - 99 F-G Farkas, Paul - 7 Farley, Robert - 26,27, 99 Farris, Odie - 7,84 Felty, Donivan - 7,11 Ferguson, Diane - 7, 51, 102,103 Fields, Janet - 7,27,55 Firebaugh, Danny - 25 Flack, Martha - 25 Flota, Brad - 25 Ford, Dee Ann - 54,86 Fornier, John - 7 Fortune, Richard - 4, 52, 54,68,88 Foutch, Charleen - 77,78 Fowler, Kay - 8,38,43 Fowler, Robert - 25 Francis, Patti - 99 Fry, Ruth - 59,72,74,76 Fulver, Phyllis - 25 Gage, Carolyn - 25,44 Gambrel, Sandra - 25 Gammon, Betty - 72,74, 76 Garbers, Roger - 55 Garlinghouse, Linda - 8 Garren, Pauicia - 72, 78 Gaskell, Randall - 8, 11 Gaston, Donna - 25 Gaul, Marcena - 25 Genisio, Paul - 25 Gentle, Ann - 25 Gieselman, Mark - 8, 55 Gieselman, Yvonne - 52, 55 Gish, Bill - 8 Glover, Eddie - 8 Gowler, Monica - 8,11, 86 Grant, Wayne - 100 Gray, David - 28 Gray, Martha Jane - 29, 52,72 Greene, Robert - 8,20, 28,83 Greer, Everett - 52, 54 Greer, Joyce - 28 Greer, Nancy - 52 Grey, Del - 4 Grothoff, Sue - 52 Gualdoni, Charles - 28 Gualdoni, Daniel - 8,49 GuiU, Evelyn - 72,78 H Hails, Ruth Ann - 8 Hale, Erick - 8 Hall, Flossie - 83 Halley, LaVern - 8 Hamlin, Leon - 8 Hammer, Vicki - 86 Harper, David - 8 Harris, Harris E. - 8,88 Hart, Gary - 28 Hart, Jane - 54 Heaney, Rick - 28,38,39, 43,52 Hefner, Gary - 8,99,101, 104, 107 Hefner, Harriet - 72, 74, 75,76 Helverson, Dan - 100,107 Henderson, Sondra - 28, 42,52 Henry, Terry - 28 Hertenstein, Jim - 11 Herzing, Kathy - 28,70 Hicks, Jarry - 55, 86 Hicks, Lonnie - 86 Hicks, Peggy - 11,29 Highsmith, Donna - 8, 50 Hill, Vicki - 38,39,40,93 Hiltbidal, Charles - 28 Hodge, Richard - 88, 52, 55 Hoffard, Don - 28 Hogue, Earl W. - 54, 55 HogTie, Herman David - 69 Holding, Jean - 8,11,43, 48,49,102,103,114 Holman, Karen - 28,52 Holman, Sandy - 8 House, David - 28 Houston, Brenda - 89 Howard, Larry - 28 Howard, Robert - 11 Howe, Clark - 55 Hubbard, Charles - 28 Humphrey, Louise - 44 Hungate, Cassie - 54 Hustin, Betty - 11,88 Hutchason, James - 28 I - J Ing, Charles, K. - 29 Isenhait, Jane - 29 Jackson, Dean - 100, 102, 107 Jackson, Ida Mae 77,78 Jackson, Leonard - 29 Jackson, Sara Mae - 51, 59.69,114 Johnson, Donald - 28 Johnson, Eddie - 29, 104, 105 Johnson, Susan - 29 Jones, Candee - 12 Jones, Frank - 12, 52, 55, 58 Jones, Jerry - 52 Jones, Tom - 29,114 Jungers, Albert - 29,48, 52,71,96,97.114 118 K Karch, Katherine - 29, 42,44 Karcher, Joan - 4,24,29, 52 Karcher, Joan - 24,29,45, 69 Karcher, Catherine - 30 Karrol, Norma - 30 Kasper, Linda - 12 Kee, Debbie - 30 Kelley, Robert - 30, 51, 69 Kelly, Mary - 72 Kent, Terry - 28,30,44, 95 Kerley, Steve - 30 Kimble, Jerry - 12 Kimble, Vauda - 72 Kinsey, Harriet - 59,72, 74,75,76 Kirk, BiU - 100,107 Kirk, Linda - 12,48,49, 59,114 Kolkmeier, Robert - 30 Kolmer, Jerry - 30 Kovach, Paul - 30 Kraft, Sam - 30 Krueger, Ronald - 12 Lane, Betty - 59,72,74, 75,76 Lane, Connie - 11,12 Lankford, Brenda - 30 Lauris, Peter - 55 Legg, Rodney - 30 LeGrand, Rosemary - 44, 52 Lewis, Jay - 30 Liller, Jeanie - 30 Lipe, Jim - 30 Lisenby, Gene - 31 Lorence, Judy - 31 Lovin, Dan - 100, 107 Lowery, Becky - 52 Lucas, Dan - 31, 69 Lucas, Jim - 12, 54 M Maline, Mark - 33,104, 105 Marcia, Anna - 75 Marlow, Patricia - 82, 83,85 Marlow, Rick - 20 Marlow, Ronald - 11 Marlowe, Julia - 12,90 Martin, Cheryl - 54,83 Martin, Dick - 31,48,49, 114 Matteson, Gary - 31 May, Linda - 31 Mays, Phyllis - 31, 99 McCartney, Jeanne - 45, 88 McCauley, Terry - 13, 52,55,84 McClement, BiU - 113 McCollum, Richard - 13, 100 McCutcheon, Kieth - 100 McDowell, Jane - 20,26, 27, 50, 55,89 McKenzie, Sharon D. - 72,78 McManamy, Patrick - 55 McNair, Mattie L, - 78 McReynolds, Cynthia - 29,31,89 Meeks, Georgia - 72,74, 76 Mercer, Vicki - 31 Meyers, Richard - 13, 54, 86,90,96,97 Mihall, Robert - 31,97 Miller, Carl - 31 Miller, Evon - 59,72,74, 75,76 Miller, Karin - 13 Miller, Kenneth - 52 Milner, Gary - 13,44,70 Minton, Jerry - 32 Mitchell, Ned - 13 Mitchell, Susan - 32 Montoya, Nick - 14 Mooney, Larry - 14 Moore, Larry - 86 Moore, Steve - 32 Morgan, Al - 54 Morgan, George - 32, 99, 104,105 Morris, Judith - 32,48 Moss, Gary - 32 Moyer, Linda - 44 Mueller, Linda - 52,72, 74,75 Murphy, Ben - 54 Murphy, Tim - 32 Murray, John - 54,100, 107 Murry, Mont - 14, 69, 93 Myers, David - 32 N Nailing, Wilbert - 88 Neal, Jerry - 14 Neison, Sharon - 32,99 Newbury, Mary Jane - 32, 44 Newberry, Teri Jo - 32 Newcom, Mary - 32,52 Nociar, Joyce - 14,50 Nobles, Donna - 52 Nobles, Harold - 52 Noel, Rebecca - 14, 52, 55,89 Nordin, Ruth - 32 Nolan, Larry - 69 Norris, Joe - 14,99,100, 101, 104, 105 0 - P - Q O ' Brien, Corinne - 52 O ' Daniell, Ronald - 14, 93 Odum, Jean - 32 Osborn, Bruce - 32 Page, Cyndy - 86 Page, Floyd - 33 Palmer, Mary - 33 Parker, Billye - 33 Pasley, Sandra - 33 Pardee, Thelda - 52, 55 Parr, Jerry - 40, 69 Parr, Spud - 100 Patterson, Stan 107 Payne, Mollie - 72,74,76 Peacock, Leon - 103 Pendell, Nancy - 15 Pepple, Jerry - 69 Perry, Jamie - 33 Pestka, Sharon - 33 Peters, James - 33 Philips, Glen - 33 Phillips, Pat - 52 Phillips, Samuel - 15 Pickins, Virginia - 79 Piercy, Donna - 86 Pittman, Brenda - 4,15 Pitts, Mary Beth - 54 Plummer, Evelyn - 28,45 Porter, Judy - 33,50 Porter, Gene - 68,89 Prashuhn, Karen - 33,99 Presley, Linda - 15, 38, 39,93 Price, Shirley - 33 Prusaazyk, Chester - 33, 48 Purnell, Neal - 33, 69, 99 Quinn, Karen - 72,74,75, 76 Quinn, Mildred - 59,72, 74 R Racine, Virginia - 72,77, 79 Rahlfing, Charles - 33, 52, 104, 106 n9 Ramsey, Cynthia - 15, 52, 54 Ramsey, Deana - 33 Raney, Steve - 34 Reed, Linda - 15 Regis, Paula - 17 Reichert, Steven - 17 Reid, Linda - 17 Reininger, Joe - 34,99 Render, Charles - 54 Render, Cynthia - 54 Render, Vernie - 55 Rice, Marilyn - 17,44 Richardson, Deena - 54 Rightenower, Charles - 34 Ripplinger, David - 4, 17,88 Rissi, Gail - 34 Roach, David - 54 Robertson, Beverly - 79 Roberts, Sharon - 34 Rogers, Audrey - 72,77, 79 Rolla, Michael - 34 Rov re, Bruce - 34 Rubenacher, David - 34 Russell, Ramona - 55 S Samford, Gary - 17,52, 54 Sanders, Carl - 34,68, 90 Sanders, Kermet - 34,90, 97 Sanders, Pat - 59, 72, 74, 75 Sargent, Mike - 34 Sattley, Steve - 17, 55 Savage, Connie - 34 Schaubert, Frank - 17 Schnake, Steve - 17 Scriveer, Brad - 34 Scrivner, David - 17 Seibert, Frank - 34 Sell, Robert - 48,49, 114 Settle, Edwin - 29,34 Setzehorn, Patsy - 59, 72.74,75,76 Shannon, Karen - 11, 17, 42,48,49, 50 Shaw, Helen - 76 Shaw, Judy - 79 Shaw, Mary - 72,74, 75 Shaw, Lanny - 100,107 Shelton, Dennis - 35 Shirley, Margaret - 54 Short, Sandra - 35, 52 Shoven, Joe - 35 Simmons, Doris - 72, 79 Sinclair, Diana - 72,74, 76 Skibinski, Brenda - 35,50 Sledge, Stephen - 17, 104, 105 Smith, Adrian - 35 Smith, Betty - 72,79 Smith, Charles - 17 Smith, Miriam - 17 Smith, Peggy - 35 Smithpeters, Charles - 95 Smothers, Susan - 35 Spotanslii, Michael - 17 Spurlock, Christi - 102, 103 Starkey, Cynthia - 83 Stanton, Debi - 35, 99, 102,103 Stephens, Susie - 35,45, 50,59,96,97 Stewart, Dee - 17 Stewart, Martha - 40 Stiff, Steve - 35,49 Stone, Nancy - 99 Stonecipher, Larry - 35 104,105 Storment, Gary - 35 Stowers, Dennis - 36 Strain, WiUard - 69 Strunck, John - 86 Sulcer, Charles - 17, 50 Summers, David - 36 Summers, Sherry - 36 Swan, Terry - 36 Swartz - Karen - 36 T-V Thomas, Erwin - 36 Thomas, Mary - 72,74,76 Thompson, Pat - 18,93 Tinsley, Stan - 18,52,54 Traver, Beth - 54 Trammel, Anita - 36,52 Tucker, Betty - 84 Tucker, Jerry - 36 Tucker, Linda - 36 Ulrich, Sharon - 20 Unfried, Louise - 36,49 Unfried, Pauline - 18,44,, 101 Upchurch, Merle - 104, 105 Viernum, Rose - 36 w Waggoner, Mark - 18 Waite, Sue - 18,38,93 Wakefield, Ross - 18,45 Walker, Judy - 86 Waller, Bob - 100, 101 Wasson, Nancy - 52 Weatherly, Cheryl - 17, 52, 54,86 Webb, Jerry - 90 Webb, Sherry - 36 Webb, Terry - 19,86 Weise, Karen - 52 Welles, Eric - 36 West, Robert - 79 Wetzel, Lynn - 36 Wesdel, Donna - 83 West, Marvin - 36 White, Danny - 37 White, Larry - 37 White, Lynn - 43, 72, 74, 76 Wiley, Cecil - 36 Wilkey, Carl - 19, 100 Williams, Allan - 37 Williams, David - 37 Williams, Paula Jo - 72, 74,75 Williams, Roy - 37, 69 Williams, Theresa - 75 Wilson, Charles - 37,43, 48,68,114 Winn, Randall - 27, 52 Witges, Robert - 19 Witges, Sandra - 19,20,48 Witges, Shirley - 37 Withrow, Versil - 107 Wolfe, Bruce - 37,44,45 Wood, Jim - 100 Worsham, Mike - 37 Wright, Bruce - 37, 50 Wright, Carolyn Sue - 19,84 Wright, Mary Ellen - 72, 74,75,76 Wright, Glen - 19 Wright, Warren - 20,43, 48,49 Wutzler, Brenda - 72, 79 Wyatt, Mike - 20 Wymer, Dan - 20,86,100, - 107 Y-Z Yaeger, Wendall - 37 Yardley, Shirley - 59,72, 76 Yates, Peggy - 55,86 York, Rita - 20 Youngblood, Jack - 37 Youngblood, Patsy - 72, 79 Zmudzinski, Gary - 37 120