Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

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YEARBOOK RECOGMTION Editor — David Whitney Business Manager — Nancy Newell Photographer — Curtis Richardson Staff Awards to: Lou Ann Waters Rick Dulaney Sharon Flanagan Libby Spurlock Kathy Livingston Shelley Rigdon Cathy Mattingly Cheryl Phelps Pam Stover Shionda Eastham Special appreciation award to: Kristie Martin Other Honorable Recognition: Don Beck and Andy Rubenacker placed in the Plymouth Chrysler Trouble Shooting contestants. Mr. Brammeier presents the yearbook awards. COMMVmCATION Debbie Frymeyer Douglas Kennedy Phyllis Bond Valerie Gibbons David Fletcher Dan Northcutt Kathy Farmer Randall Glass Peggy Disroe Mrs. Mackey presents the special reading awards.

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Honors Day The talent and ability of R.L.C. students is exhibited in a wide variety of areas. Many department? give an award for excellence in their particular field. In order to present these awards to the individuals and make the student body aware of their achievements, an Honor ' s Day is set aside. In the Spring of 1973-74 school year these people were recognized: Outstanding Secretarial Students: Cythia Garner, Janette Gifford Outstanding Music Performance: Bill Cox, Libby Spurlock Outstanding Musicians: Bill Cox, Jill Guyton Dr. Doherty presents the political science award to Robert Munday. STUDENT SENATE President: Bill Cox Vice-President: Kent Renshaw Secretary: Jill Guyton Treasurer: Les Johnson Stephanie Higginson Kristie Martin Phil Talbert Cheryl Phelps June Moss Marlon Nettleton Shlonda Eastham Carol Shute LPN Sherry P rassato LPN 16

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A Poet Visits Rend Lake Rend Lake College held a Communal Poetry Seminar last spring. The Seminar, which consisted of three sessions, was conducted by Dan Jaffee, a well-known contemporary poet as well as an English Professor at the university of Missouri. The first session included a limited number of students who wrote a poem with Jaffee ' s help. The second session, attended by all intereste l students, was a Poetry Concert where certain poems were read aloud and discussed. The third session was held specifically for college instructors. A video-tape of a group of students creating a poem was presented. The Seminar was intended to increase the appreciation of poetry as a means of communicating.