Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

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Counselors Assist In Future Goals As students venture into the future, guidance and direction are essential in facing the problems and questions that arise. Counsel in the form of conversation is a second education which improves our understanding of the obstacles ahead. Discussing problems with the counselors initiates a constructive attitude and a positive outlook. MR. CHARLES E. VON SCHLUTTER, MRS. BETTY ANN WARD, and MISS BARBARA L. TOMEK compose the coun- seling staff of RLC. 29

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Beauty Culture - Continuous And Demanding Students participating in the Beauty Culture program, located in Ben- ton, are prepared to meet the re- quirements for their licensing by the Illinois Department of Regis- tration and Education. Cosmoto- logy is an important profession adding to the economy of the community. JUDITH REA , Communications Instructor, works with BRENDA HART- LEY and VIRGINIA ROBINSON, Beauty Culture Instructors at the school. Sandra Darnell, supervised by MRS. BETTY WEBB, director of the pro- gram, adds finishing touches to a pleased customer ' s coiffure. The 1971 graduating class of the School of Beauty Culture.

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Technical World Demands Draftsmen Increasing interest in mechanical technology provides a never-ending need for engineering aids, design draftsmen, detail draftsmen, or the laboratory technician. The program, on the Nit. Vernon RLC campus, emphasizes machine de- sign. Our draftsmen are designing the future. MR. PARTRIDGE conducts Drafting Classes at the Em- merson Hotel in Mt. Vernon. MR. MELVIN R. PARTRIDGE observes Jon Davey displaying skills ac- quired in the RLC Drafting Class. Mastery of a wide variety of instruments is essential for Future Draftsman. 30