Wabash Valley College - Oubache Yearbook (Mount Carmel, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1972 volume:

1972 Oubache Wabash Valley College Mi. Carmel, Illinois Volume 10 Table of Contents Student Body . 2. 1. ww. 8 Administration and Faculty . . 54 Organizations . 2. 2. 1. O78 Sports c o eer S Activities =. 0 7 -2n eee 16 Advertising . . . . . «134 Index ©... 20 een 54, 5 a te el none : ' A ae The World Is Our Campus 4 i 5 iS ¥ Pear | There are times when i go away from the swinging doors and the flights of stairs the crowded halls and the conference rooms to free the voices in my mind to contemplate the meditations of my soul. Once more the struggle is ended and i am at peace when i can lay down my troubles and see them for what they are instead of what i had feared them to be. A place of solace where i can laugh and cry-- at the same time if i want-- for i need not disguise my make-up or explain myself to me. Together we are the same we are one in the world i call my campus. if § - iy ie, A EN Ne a kam SaaS, ‘ | Os AS Kf SG, ny q i ache to love and be loved by you In a world that is sometimes cruel. And always lonely. i need someone to complete my oneness to make me try to balance my successes And my failures. 1am one in search of another one. You. And if i leave this campus with only a college degree i will have gained nothing if you are not a part of me for the most in life can only be mine if i have you And our strengths are one in the world that is our campus. This life of mine has never known unquestionable certainty. Or lasting identity. A new tomorrow is always born. And i, too, begin. Again. Sometimes, when i look at myself i find i am alone with only my soul to guide me as i drift in some unknown direction in search of the best way the greatest degree of understanding the fullest life. It is the superlative degree of goodness that challenges me now and i cannot compromise on the urgencies of my spirit. For whether i negotiate the sum of my existence in base ten or base two iam but one and the world is my campus. ee een ——— When my mind is broken by the many and cumbersome academic incidentals it is expected to carry... and remember i come together with a friend. And we share And i do silly things that make me a child again. My world becomes a comedy instead of the tragedy i had rationalized it to be. Once more i can laugh and give of myself to those who live to love. And love to live. In that order only. No other will do when the world is your campus. Student Body 10 Class Officers Plan Campus Activities se Be ey si a 3 Cee) po Freshman class officers: Lou Pollard, President (front); Jennefer Mullinax, Vice-president; Anna Mae Morris, Seere- tary; Darlene Rayborn, Treasurer. Sophomore class officers: David Fasig, Vice-president; Marsha Seitz, Treasurer; Morris Miller, President; Anna Campbell, Secretary. Standing: Stan Rutter, Mike Abel, Bill Summers. Kneeling: Bob Mayhue. The Student's World Is A Multitude of Settings 11 12 Doug Pifer, Bob Bender, Doug Raber. Tim Holmes, Connie Clayton, Cathy LeGrande. Morris Miller, David Dunn, Dorothy Westmoland, Ben Campbell, Arlene Conn, Lola Goff, Jerrel Jacobs. Bottom: Mike Severns, David Brown; Top: Phyllis Knight, Mozella Williams, David Roberson. 13 = 14 Mike Severns, Phyllis Hoffee, Nedra Way, Pamela Watts, Loarita Yocham. Bottom: Tom Wilkinson, Jackie Schauf, Jesse Hipsher; Top: Rita Sprinkle, Gale Bass, Lola Goff. ™ J 4. ‘| ‘7 : Helen Gray, Nedra Way, Donna Litherland, Linda Baker, George Sturm, Cindy Rodgers, Linda Riggs. Bottom: Susie Buchanan, Beryl Pixley; Top: David Scarlett, Mark Helpingstine. Bottom: Brenda Pyle; Middle: Linda Keiffer, Patty Steckler; Top: Shelley Marlowe, Bev Bullard. Doris Morris, Sandy Brandebourg, Barb Keepes, Sally French, 15 16 de Top: Morris Burkett, C. D. Beckes, Gary Bickers, Mike Bobbitt, Dick Storkman, David Mefford; Bottom: Donnie Perkins, Roger Lemeron, Howard Dobbs, James Zaruba. Ronnie Simpson, Dan Paschal, Dennis Barker. Alice Garwood, Eileen Morris, Ann Painter, Bill Little. 17 Steve Taylor, Mike Shafer, T. J. Long, Randy Williams, Mike Roosevelt, Steve Roosevelt. Jeff Woodham, Sherry Smith, Jane Benson, Gail Harris, Merla Woods, Rick Basnett. Pam Bass, Jayne Walter, Bob Summers, Stan Rutter. 18 Bottom: Ted Perillo, Jack Bush; Top: Verlin Snow, Bob White, Doug Rotramel, Greg Doty, Lynn Massie. Bottom: Gary Decker, Greg Johnson; Top: Steve Cruse, Myron Mortland. 19 Bottom: Barb Peter, Jana Skillman; Middle: Donna Litherland, Deborah Raber, Diane Webster; Top: John Langford, Richard Tisdale. te 3! Bottom: Rick Potter, John Shick, John Cusick; Top: Jim Leighty. Elaine Foster, Rhonda Smith, Pat Bailey, Donna Rude, Phyllis Knight. 20 Bottom: Mark Goebel, Dorothy Drone, Frances Wallar, Merla Woods, Jesse Hipsher; Rita Johnson, Susan Buchanan, Kenn y Butterick. Lou Pollard, Dian Witt, Gary Zink. 21 Pe al ee ee Oe Bottom: Helen Gray; Top: Cathy Steckler, Kathy Malott, Merla Woods, Kaye Schroeder. Bottom: Rodger Beard, John Langford; Top: Jimmy Feldman, Dennis Hollar, Steve Keneipp, Richard Tisdale. vs JE ay { . Bottom: Mickie Robbins, Debra Houston, Linda Walls, Cathy Price Rotremel, Rosetta Risinger. Tom Wilkinson, Jana Skillman, Tom Wooldridge, Barb Peters, Larry Arnold. , Teresa Ashley, Glenda Taylor; Top: Don Swift, Doug Mark Sweeney, Karen Kieffer, Pam Bass. 23 Bottom: Linda Riggs, Gaston Stanley, Martha Kiehl; Top: Mike Severns. Kim Frankland, David Reeves, Dale Hastings, Jerry Phillippi. (a wna 24 Top: Mike Bigham, Dennis Brashear; Bottom: Randy Walker, Steve Renoud, Larry Eitzenhefer, Jeff Gochenour. tae va be , a: Ge Top: Bill Shelton, Gary Gatewood, Clyde Williams, Scott Compton, Jim Ford; Bottom: Steve Sawyer, Jerrel Jacobs, Ron Lemons, Gary Zink. 25 Curt Lambert, Perry Garner, Cody White. | Bottom: Bill Shelton; Middle: Helen Gray, Carmalita Odom; | Top: Randy Funkhouser, Carl Hortin. _ ‘f Gordon Simpson, Jack Webb, Mozella Williams, Darlene Rayborn, Robert Johnson, Janet Cleveland, Teresa Ripley. er 26 ne “ e 5 a é Tim Wachs, Larenda Kieffer, David Peach, Becky Pierson, Mike Shappard, David Fasig, Donna Shidler, Ed Brewer. Edward Johnson, Kenny Woods, Ronald Mains, Leo Zimmer Bill Shaw, Oscar Hagler. 27 28 Top: David McCaleb, Leonard Kieffer, Rodger Beard, Rob Snelling, Mike Smith; Bottom: Karen Brault, Beverly Talley, Sarah Agers, Nancy Schonaman. Top: Gary Oliver, Carl Hortin, Ed Ingram, Jim Sullivan, Jeff Morgan, John Stangle, Tom Wood; Bottom: Steve Rice, Mary Jo Dunkel. C. D. Beckus, Mike Shafer, Roger Lemerron, Gary Bickers, James Zaruba., 29 30 Jim Stillwell, Thelma Bosaw, Rick LaRose, Ron Wilcox, Rick Priddis, Robert Johnson, Bob Cowling. Top: Larry Horral; Bottom: Dale Hastings, Alan Kidd, Myles Patterson, Robert Boring. Bottom: Jim Rose; Middle: Larry Koontz, Roger Duncan; Top: John Powell. sia ee oe et ae . Pe = © . Bottom: Burke Fisher, Carol Perry; Middle: Tony Spencer, Danny Kieffer, Donna Rude; Top: Joanne Drown, Elaine Schroeder, Char- lotte Jay, Phyllis Knight. Teri White, Diana Weir, Sharlyn Denbo, Larry Dean. Merla Woods, Becky Treadway, Anna Campbell, Jim Stillwell, Bill Bailey. 31 32 Top: Steve Harvey, David White, Marcus Kauble, John Trimble, Pat Morgan; Bottom: Bob Cowling, Dale Blood, Rodney Cross. a Ds a ?. dl a 258 BY, ere PRG ay. one wT L-41 =, Bottom: Harold Morris, Steve Roosevelt; Middle: Steve Bunting, Dee Newlin; Top: Allan Kidd, Mike Shafer. 33 34 Mary Fischer, Cynthia Kiser, Steve Roosevelt. John Cusick, Doug Poorman, Randy Copeland, John Powell, Bill Waggner. ee. a ‘. s A . Phyllis Knight, Rhonda Smith, Cindy White, Elaine Foster, Donna Rude. Bob Boring, Steve Colyer, Myles Patterson, Dennis Barker, Larry Horrall, David Reeves. Bottom: Mark Goebel, Rory Priddis, Deny Schuh, Gary Kolb, John Leach; Top: Bruce Bader, Jack Fox. id NP a . hed oD ese We ak ra. ia tls W o Bottom: Jan Morlan, Sharlyn Denbo, Becky Hughes, Bill Bailey; Top: Bill Kiehl. 35 i aa = iene . 2% - a ath Jan Morlan, Mark Goebel, Teresa Ripley, David Kiefer, Jack Webb. Tom Butler, David White, HUY Ed Steve Burkett, J. B. Young, McPherson, Jerrel Jacob. bm) oO Ron Mundy, Rick LaRose, Jim Stillwell, Steve Rice. 37 38 Bottom: Judy Henson, Karen Brault; Top: Linda McCaw, Belinda Risinger, Janet Wilborn, Tonny Morgan, Keith Reeves. Larry Winkler, Jim Sullivan, Bill Leveque. Ronnie Simpson, Steve Barnhart, Lola Goff. Daniel Paschal, Robert Boring, Allen Kidd, Paul | Myers. 7 Top: Sue Wood, Larry Dean, Rudy Calvin; Bottom: Chris Talley, Roger Zenthoefer. Seated: Steve Rice; Standing: Galen Wiseman, Ed Ingram, Carl Hortin, Jim Sullivan, Jeff Morgan. 39 Top: Mike Leighty, Bob White, Susan Buchanan; Bottom: Jerry Scott, Mike Shappard, Becky Treadway, Cindy White, Alice Scott, Carla Lane, John Stangle, Lela Miller, Kathy Miller, Corita Gognat, Becky Pierson, Helen Gray. Top: Bill Travelstead, Dave Hurlbut, Dewey Bass, Roger Zenthoefer; Bottom: Ed Brewer, Pat Marchal. 40 Helen Gray, Ed Brewer, Sue Vail. Top: Bill Williams, Jack Fox, Chris Berger, Danny Kuhlig; Middle: Carol Perry, Mike Gill; Bottom: Rhonda Smith, Pat Bailey. Top: Greg Greer, Sarah Agers, Jack Miller, Pat Mayhue; Bottom: Jeff Holmes. 4] 42 Dan Sullivan, Richard Hinderliter, Richard Dicks, Bill Sawyer, Gene Weger. be yy) J + sf hl Mee: Bottom: Keith Reeves, Richard Hall, Joe Collins; Top: Brenda Newsum, Elizabeth Ben- son, Mike Drysdale. Bob Summers, Jerry Lathrop. 43 44 Bottom: Cathy Norris; Top: Valerie Spencer, John Secrest, Dwight Buckle, Barb Brewer. Bottom: Lou Pollard, Linda Mollenhauer; Top: Patsy Reece, Sharon Pearson, Mickie Robbins. Ka thy McGuire, Brenda McRaven, Margaret White. a eemarmne APPLIED A Connie Phebus, Allan Engel, Janet Wil- born, Carolyn Winters, Barb Brewer. Steve Fleming, Richard Cas- burn, Pat Morgan, Dale Blood. Bob Mayhue, Bill Bailey, Jerry Scott. 45 46 Karen Steele, Debra Marlow, Tonya Koehler. Del Collins, Pat Wolfe, Clara Judy, Alice Scott. 47 48 ee ot ee eR on a Shee Joyce Utley, Doris Hill, Hazel Van Vleet. ae. Brenda Witkowski Linda Robinson, Donna Cox, Mrs. Fulling. Terry Peters, Sherry Greninger. Norma Johnson, Peggy Query. Mary Lathrop, Clara Martin, Bettie Boyle. 49 50 Bottom: Jerome Beucherie, Dennis Williams, Allen Weber, Maurice Will; Top: Tim Selby, Mike Hershey. Bottom: Joe Peach; Middle: Pam Timberlake, Connie Tolley, Diana Weir; Top: Galen Wiseman, Scott Compton. cobs ewe Dennis Schulz, Denny Duree, Ric 2 rete k Basnett. Deborah Pierson, Deirdre Wolfe, Janet Phelps, Barbara Wease. 51 Standing: Rita Thompson, Instructor, Diane Kiesel, Mary McCormick; Seated: Diane Frymire. Standing: Marilyn Colborn, Instructor; Lynda Miller (Lincoln Trail), Ruth Colborn, Instructor; Bob Colborn, Counselor; Seated: Alice Maugakous. Standing: Julie Hays, Beth Vaupel, Sharon Davis (Lincoln Trail); Seated: Paula Martin. i Standing: Suzanne Bullard, Jo Hayes; Seated: Joan Livingston. Standing: Mike Ackerman, Debbie Gwaltney (Lincoln Trail), Carmen Xanders, Lillian Halfacre; Seated: Judy Johnson. 4 Linda Spruell, Ken McRaven, Miss Elaine Johnson, Instructor; Steve Fritsch, Marilyn Scheelenberg. Standing: Dixie Williams, Linda Saxe, Carol Emmons, Carol Jones; Seated: Phyllis Cobert. 33 Administration and Faculty 3S 56 Dr. James S. Spencer Chancellor OF Illinois Eastern Junior Colleges 24 2 ewe Betewer 9 Bw o8 i By be aoe wee By tieege a, 29 s, , a Front: William Brubeck, Dr. Kent Wattleworth, David Hart. Back: John IIlyes, Carroll Bayler, Conrad Bower, William Hoffee. Board of Trustees OF Illinois Eastern Junior Colleges yf Pres Cox, John L Wabash Valley College ® Dr 58 Mr. Herman Ahlfield - Director of Instructional Services Mr. Guy More - Director of Student Personnel Services ———s 4 ie Nad aihaasoed esi ae Mr. Edward Bennett - Assistant Director of Student Personnel Services College Directors Coordinate Departments 59 60 [Ilinoig Eastern Junior Colleges’ Administration Mr. Jesse H. Keyser - Dean of Vocational-Technical Education Mr. Richard Mason - Dean of Continuing Education Mr. E. Kenton Peak - Dean of Research and Development Mrs. Betty Cockerell - Dean of Business Affairs Along with performing many other administrative duties, Mr, Ahlfield and Dr. Cox participate in the annual graduation exercises. The Main Hall houses offices of administration and faculty on the WVC Campus. Mrs. Nancy Allard - Treasurer 61 62 Mrs. Louise Acree - Secretary to President J Mrs. Bobbie Kizer - Coordinator of Student Activities Mrs. Jeannette Holstein - Sec. to Director of Student Personnel Service Classified Staff Keeps WVC Running Smoothly Mrs. Gilberta Mitchell - Registrar Miss Kathleen Miller - Secretary to Director of Learning Resources Mr. Carl Smith, Jr. and Mr. E. V. Ward, Custodians. Mr. Louis Ankenbrand, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. 63 64 Mr. John Leland Marriot applies the talents and skills he has acquired in Agri-Mechanics class. Mr. Harold Stogsdill - Agri-Mechanics Yarbor - Agri-Mechanics Mr. Joseph Berberich - Agri-Mechanics Agti-Mech. Classes Produce Mechanics Agri-Mechanic students learn complicated and valuable procedures ranging from simple tune-up to stripdown and overhaul. Mr. Dwight Mobley - Agri-Mechanics 65 Miss Mary Christmas - Business Occupations Mr. Royal Knight - Business Occupations Mr. Paul Schnarre - Agri-Business Mrs. Sue Youngs - Business and Office Occupations 66 Mr. Stanley Weber - Agri-Business Business Courses Provide Experience Mr. Rick Williams - Mid-Management John Langford, John Trimble, Rosetta Risinger, Deborah Clemmons, and Joanne Drown pause a few seconds between typing five minute practice drills. 68 Bill Cannon anxiously awaits instructions from his instructor, Mr. Riggs, as to how he can obtain the best results from his microscope. Mr. Calvin Riggs - Biological Science Math And Science--Vital In Our Advanced World Mr. Emmert Gassman - Mathematics Mrs. Judy Saltsgaver - Biological Science oli‘ phakh! am 4 Mr. John Patterson - Mathematics Rob Gardener and Ed Brewer learn of the body by dissecting a cat. Mr. Robert Adams - Physical Science. 69 70 Practical Nursing Trains Future LPN's Mrs. Bonnie Rehnquist Mrs. Bernadine Tyner 7 Mrs. Janelle Perlow eenener ” renee” See ewes Mrs. Della Yates - English Mrs. Peggy Geurin - English, Speech Mrs. Barbara Wallace - English, Speech Communication Aids Effective Expression Mr. Don Swift - Art, English 71 Ps Electronics, Radio TV Provide On Job Training Mr. Gary Slankard - Electronics Mr. Stanley Greatline - Electronics Mr. Larry Price - Radio TV ed esate Pn, ie ivan Jan Cleveland, John Trover and Susie Buchanan take a break after their turn on the trampoline. P.E. Health Builds Minds And Bodies eta wis free Mrs. Pat Clark - Health Physical Education Mr. Gary Shaw - Psychology Mr. Vilas Wood - Social Science i Mrs. Goldsmith, director of volunteer services, at Woodmere in Evansville, Indiana explains the procedure of admissions, types of treatment, conditions of patients, and answers questions that the Psychology students have about the state mental hospital. | Shelly K. Marlow forcefully expounds his dictatorial viewpoint in Inter- national Relations class while collected Jim Greathouse looks on. Social Sciences Add Cultural Enrichment | Mr. Uel French - Social Science 75 76 Mr. Charles Holcomb - Recreation Director for the City of Mt. Carmel. Mr. James Welton - English Mrs. Sharon McDaniels - Business Occupations Mr. Bill Hudson - Band Mr. Eugene Garrett-Electronics Mr. Ellis Jones-Karate Mrs, Judith Miller-Nursing Mr. Robert Wallace- Music Part Time Instructors Enhance The Curriculum Tale esata las. Hee ne 2 as oS ae Organizations 79 The big, big box carried by Yearbook editor Carol Perry marks the beginning for the 1972 “Oubache”. The heavy load here became heavier as the year progressed. The art room was quiet except for the hushed planning session between Yearbook sponsor, Don Swift and Morris Miller, an “‘Oubache” staff photo- grapher. Each “Oubache”’ staff member is doing his own thing while Jack Bush thinks. 80 s ma” Seated: Rick Basnett, Anna Campbell, Chris Talley, Lorraine McFarland, Clyde Williams. Standing: Ed Ingram,- Dave Kiefer, Don Swift, Sponsor; Debbie Beuligmann, Carol Perry, editor; Kenny Wood. Staff member, Teresa Ripley, is on duty to take down names of those who order a yearbook. 1972 Oubache Staff Creates a New Look This year, the Oubache Staff has worked to produce a new and different book. With the addition of color and the change from miniature to standard size, the staff can truly claim to have created a bigger, brighter yearbook. Creativity has been stressed as a prime element in the production of the Oubache as shown by the rejection of the traditional form of the student body section and the introduction of the new group shots. The new darkroom has allowed the staff a quicker and more economical service. Also new to this year’s Oubache is free verse of the opening pages written by a student of Wabash Valley College, Jed Trapp. To keep unneccessary costs at a minimum, this year the students were asked to register if they desired the 1972 Oubache. This, too, helped to cut down expenses in order to create the big, colorful, 1972 Oubache. Making use of the new darkroom and equipment is staff photographer, Kenny Wood. 81 Student Congress President, Mark Goebel, casts his vote for Home- coming Queen. Homecoming is an event sponsored by the WVC Stu- dent Congress. These Congress members are reviewing the new Constitution of the Student Congress. In the Student Union, the County Clerk assists Pam Bass as she registers to vote. Student Congress Backs WVC Student Activities Governing the student body, promoting annual events, and co-sponsoring organizational activities are just a few of the duties of the dynamic WVC Student Congress. Its thirty mem- bers constitute the avenue of communication between the stu- dents, administration, and faculty of WVC. In order to serve in this governing body, a student must be elected by the students at the beginning of the Fall Quarter, or must be chosen by an approved campus organization as its official Representative in Congress. This year’s Student Congress has undergone many sweeping changes, due to its adoption of a completely re- vamped Constitution. Included in these changes are the re- organization of the old Student Senate into the Student Con- gress (complete with House and Senate), provisions for both faculty and administrative advisor, and establishment of a Judicial Board, composed of members of the Congress, Faculty, and Administration. The Student Congress has also secured a permanent. office upstairs in the Student Union to wert : efficiently serve the students of Wabash Valley College. 3 yi KE STUDE NT SENATE 82 Writing a ticket for Teresa Ashley for improper parking is Bob Onyett, one member of the Student Congress Parking Committee. The 1971-1972 Student Congress officers are: Tom Wooldridge, Chairman of the House; Deborah Raber, Secretary; Mark Goebel, President; Stan Rutter, Vice-President; Mrs. Kizer, advisor; Mr. Shaw, advisor; Deborah Raber, Jan Holstein, Lola Goff, Tom Wooldridge, Lou Pollard, Bill Summers, Greg Greer, Shelly Marlowe, Mary Jo Dunkel, Jeff Holmes, David Fasig, Tim Holmes, Robert Onyett, Sue Buchanan, Glen Abell, Cody White, Al Kamp, Stan Rutter, Steve Cruse, Mark Goebel. 83 WVC'S Two Ag Clubs Teach New Ag Methods Members of the Agri-Business Club are: Glenn Leighty, David Kissel, Harold Fiscus, William Gamblin, Merril Fuller, Dave Shearer, Dave Creech, Gary Chalcraft, Larry Fuller, Stanley Miller. Sophomore members of Agri-Business are: Dale Heller, Dennis Fender, Dave Lynch, Eugene Bohnenstiehl, Dave Creech, Steve Pifer, Glenn Leighty, Harold Sanders. a ® e- « ama ae weet P , rial P : 25 ah . oe Ree 9 ee ee MES sae wii Ot He: Members of Agri-Mechanics Club are: Top: Mike Hershey, Everett Beucherie, Larry Eitzenhefer, Dennis Brashear, Dennis Williams, Randy Walker. Bottom: Steve Renoud, Jeff Gochenour, Maurice Will, Allen ry Weber. Nurses Club Prepares For LPN Organization Front: Bettie Boyle, Claudine McClellan. Back: Sherry Greninger, Elaine Linx- wiler, Gayle Wirth, Clare Martin, Mary Lathrop, Terry Greninger. Standing: Brenda Witkowski, Irma Jones. Seated: Norma Johnson, Barbara McClellan, Standing: Opal Dewitt, Charlotte Kingsbury, Hazel Van Vleet. Seated: Kathy Langford, Linda Robinson. Standing: Carolyn Rayborn, Jennifer Mullinax, Elaine Linxwiler. Seated: LuDean Ile, Janet Hawf. Standing: Angie Seated: Leanna Plummer, Jean Jones. Folsom, Carol Frederick, Anna Morris. Standing: Lynette Hedge, Karen Steele. Seated: Debbie Cockerel, Joyce Utley. Peggy Query, Debbie Marlow, Tonya Koehler. 85 WVC Band--Blend of Talented Musicians The WVC band is a much enjoyed attraction of the Homecoming parade, Kenny Wood, Gene Guisewite, Chester Parrott, Beryl Pixley, Mary Dunkel, Denise Cox, Barbara Wal- lace, Bill Hudson, Director. ‘Connie Tolley, Bill Searby, Bob Wallace, Gene Guisewite, Mary Jo Dunkel, Kenny Woods, Beryl! Pixley. 86 Choi bers are listed in inde a eal 2 core Choir director, Mr. Wallace, leads the choir in a warm up before the big performance. 0 8 Devoting both her time and talent, Connie Wi seman, the Choir accom- ( oncert ayn, Eli hii ht panist, is a valuable member of this year’s Wabash Valley College Choir. Of WVC Choit's Year 88 Seated: Patty Mayhue, Mike Abel, Ed Trapp, Jeff Pelis, Patty Bailey. Standing: Bill Summers, Keith Reeves, Jack Fox, Dave Pettyjohn, Pat Morgan, Stan Rutter, Steve Sawyer, Bob Reddish, Greg Trimble. The new Circle K officers are Jeff Pelis, Treas- urer; Ed Trapp, President; Greg Trimble, Sec- retary; Ed Hoke, Vice-President. BELLMONT 9 ALBION 17 - idle ei GREE get Several Circle K members enjoy watching their popular contribution to the excitement of Spring Fever Days--the dunking booth. The Circle K find bottles, cans and even tires as they serve the college by cleaning the lake. The former Circle K officers are Bill Summers, Treas- urer; Mike Abel, President, Keith Reeves, Secretary. The Motto “We Serve Describes Circle 89 Sponsor Barbara Wallace looks on as Debbie Raber adds a few finishing touches to an important assignment. The Student Voice Staff is, as follows: Standing: Steve Bunting, Jed Trapp, Mike Sturm, Ben Camp- bell. Seated: Jeff Holmes, Dian Witt, Connie Phebus, Mark Goebel, Diane Webster, Deborah Raber. pe i ee cs z Spica mater aa Managing editor Jeff Holmes and staffer Jerry Scott scrutinize the latest edition. Student Voice Airs The Student's Views Joe McGuire gives Connie Phebus a few potnterssfor) heraGanaal Caricature. 90 As one of the projects of the WVC Electronics Club, some members apply their 6 86 skill and labor to assemble and erect an antennae for their color television. Futu re Tech n I Cl | ns Learn By Experience a Members attend their Electronics Class to further study their chosen field. Front: Bob Boring. Back: Rick Storkman, Paul Meyers, Dennis Barker, Dale Hastings, Bob Fleeger, Myles Patterson, Larry Horrall, Allan Kidd. 91 DE. The WVJC Radio Club Spurs Radio Careers Radio Club member, Steve Sheley, gains valuable broadcasting experience. Standing: Joe Davis, Richard Tisdale, Cleman Parish, Dennis Holler, Roger Beard. Seated: Dick Richie, Dennis Foster. - Business Club Enjoys Another Active Year Members of the Business Department, including the Business Club members, en- joy a memorable evening with friends and delicious food at the annual Business Banquet. Mr. Williams, Advisor; Keith Reeves, Jack Fox, Vice-President; John Trimble, Tom Bobbitt, Treasurer; David Satz, Greg Greer, President; Karen Brault, Secretary. Elaine Foster bowls a strike while enthusiastic fans await their turn to bowl. 93 In cab: John Trover, Pat Wolfe. Top: Mike Sturm, Frank Patton, Tom Wilkinson, David White, Merrill Fuller. Middle: Mark Goebel, Gail Bass, Steve Rice, Ben Campbell, Larry Crooks, Jess Hipsher, Tom Butler. Bottom: Rich Casburn, Tom Wooldridge, Shelley Marlowe. The.Vets depend upon membership dues and a radio auction for funding their activities. 94 : Vets officers are: Morris Miller, President; Shelley Marlow, Treas- urer; John Langford, Secretary; Tom Wooldridge, President Pro tem. Members of the Vets Board of Governors are: Mark Goebel, Dana Drews, Tom Wilkinson. One project of the year is the construction of a float for the Homecoming Parade. 0 els--A United Boay Vets Pets are: Standing: Judy Miller, Lou Pollard, Anna Campbell. 6 6 Seated: Gail Evans, Debbie Raber, Director; Linda Drews. ctive y ervi ng LS ® Donnie Perkins, a member of the Conservation and Outdoor Recreation U njoys n Club is working hard to till the ground in preparation for planting. With peat moss and shovels on hand, COR Club members work on a conservation project, First row: Cindy Kiser, Mary Fischer. Second row: Dick Storkman, Lester Whittaker, Ed Zaruba, Roger Lemeron, Mike Bobbit, Steve Taylor. Third row: T. J. Laughton, Mike Roosevelt, Mike Schafer, Steve Roosevelt, Randy Williams, Gary Wright, Bill Coleman. Fourth row: Gary Bickers, Howard Daubs, Randy Chalcraft, Curt Lambert, Dave Mefford, Cody White, Donnie Perkins. 96 Front: Deborah Raber, Diana Weir, Cathy Legrande, Doris Morris, Beryl Pixley, Nancy Shain, Chris Talley. Back: Helen Gray, Connie Phebus, Donna Litherland, Rick Priddis, Linda Baker, Clyde Williams, Bill Searby, Steve Sawyer. Miss Steffey, Sponsor; Larenda Kieffer, Secretary; Marsha Seitz, Student Congress Representative; Verlin Snow, President; Ted Perillo, Foundation Representative; Doug Rotramel, Vice-President; Mrs. Yates, Faculty Advisor; Mr. Gassman, Faculty Advisor. z onspte PO Oatunogse Lynn Ellen Massie takes the Phi Theta Kappa exam, a requirement that is fulfilled before the initiation. WVC Phi Theta Kappa Honors Top Students 97 oo. Sports 100 Mr. Kim demonstrates a hold on Dwight Seals. Gary Oliver points a menacing fist. Foot moves are an integral part of Tae Kwon Do as David Fasig demon- strates here. Here in the gym both men and women are shown enjoying the rigorous exercise that Tae Kwon Do provides them, Tae Kwon Do--The Korean Art Of Self Defense ross Country--A Test Strength And Stamina Coach of this year’s team is Mr. Charles Searby. Members of the Cross Country team - Top: Allan Engel, Bob Mayhue, Tony Spencer; Bottom: Bill Leveque, Bill Summers. r, Cross Country team takes a lap around the college in preparation for their next meet. ' ' : : 2 101 WVC Cheerleaders Give The Team Spirit A Lift They’re not cleaning the ceiling at the union; just performing another stunt. During the Homecoming pep assembly, the WVC cheerleaders perform several of their many stunts for the photographers in the student union. 102 Members of the cheerleading squad are: (seated) Donna Shidler, Lola Goff, and Jan Cleveland; (standing) David Fasig, John Trover, and Jeff Holmes. John Trover catches Lola Goff as she springs from the mini-tramp during a practice session. During the parade, the squad hitches a ride downtown with a city fire truck. 103 104 WVC Warriors Display [am Pride and Determination Oscar Hagler pushes up a long jump shot over the hands of an opponent. The ball seems suspended just above the floor as Oscar Hagler gets ready for a foul shot. « co Pas £ te itt i a“ ti s Followed by three opponents, Bill Cannon lays in a basket. oe % wi, Mr. Searby and members of the ts nS P : i _ ss ‘ ‘ team watch the game intently. Concentration covers the face of Stan Miller as he eyes the basket after shooting a free throw shot. maga. Se ay ae 105 -_ Se Danville Lineoln Trail South Eastern Parkland Spoon River Lakeland Olney Kankakee Wavbonsee Rend Lake oodvankak ec Lakeland ™ Kaskaskia Spoon River Lincoln Land Veramec Forest Park Rend Lake Forest Park Lincoln Trail Lincoln Trail Parkland Robert Morris Kaskaskia South Eastern ‘Olney Veramec Lincoln Land Rend Lake WVC Baseball Scores Wabash Valley College 108 Coach Vilas Wood and bat girl, Gail Evans look on intently. Baseball Team Combines Power Hitting and Speed Rick warms up to pitch against Olney Central one of our sister campuses. ‘ Rick Basnett, team captain, gets a drink from Gail Evans. The catcher becomes a human hurdle for Jerry Phillippi as he attempts to score from third base. Hitting the long ball is Dave Schaef- fer’s specialty. Here he connects solidly for a base hit. Intramural Sports World Mike McAdow, Bill Cannon, and Gaston Stanley are the officials. | Ken Henager gets off a punt as Ron Glick and Bob Cowling try to block it. Intramural Football winners - Standing: Mr. Shoaff, coach; Steve Keneipp, Rick Lowry, Joe Peach, Gordon Simpson, Gary Zink, Bill Cannon, official; Kneeling: Jack Johnson, Kevin Liddle, Marc Kauble, J. B. Young, Gary Kolb. Gary Gatewood loops the football for a pass completion to Dwight Seals. Flag Football--A Sport es Of Speed And Teamwork 110 Jerry Scott and Richard Potts won first place in the Men’s Doubles. Jerry also won first place in Men’s Singles. sonnei eet ae RES seuloeetae. tae Don Daniels exhibits his fine service form. Marsha Seitz: First Place Women’s Singles, First Place Mixed Doubles; Rick LaRose: First Place Mixed Doubles; Darlene Rayborn: Second Place Women’s Singles; David Fasig: Second Place Men’s Doubles; Gail Evans: Second Place Mixed Doubles; John Trover: Second Place Men’s Doubles, Second Place Men’s Singles. rm oe te) Be Lu - Tennis--A Game Of Concentration And Aagility 1S ee Cl i a 111 y y we Y Atm During the chess tourney Rory Priddis ponders his next move as Joe Peach quietly watches. Indoor Intramurals-- Ping Pong, Pool, Chess Rick Lowry sinks a shot, but both Jan Mortland and Terry Honeycutt seemed unimpressed, | hee | Wbanene | | Intramural Basketball champs are - Standing: Bill Cannon, referee; Gas- ton Stanley, Gordon Simpson, Mike McAdow, Randy Liddle, Oscar Hag- ler, referee; Mr. Shoaff, Coach; Kneeling: Steve Wells, Ron Simpson, Dwight Seals. Gaston Stanley appears to jump high enough to touch the lights as he lays in another basket. Baskethall--unites team- work and individuality David Scarlett puts up a jump shot in a practice session be- fore the start of another intramural game. An unidentified player tries for a score as referee Oscar Hagler watches intently. = 113 The girls show their team spirit as they gather around coach Pat Rafferty just before game time. Women's Basketball -- A Promising Sport Sandy Brandenbourg lays up a shot as Marsha Seitz looks on. Girls from both teams fight for the ball but Sherry appears to have possession of it. Barb Keepes displays a fine jump shot while shooting at the foul line. 114 Members of the Women’s Basket- ball team are - Standing: Coach Pat Rafferty, Marsha Seitz, Sandy Brandenbourg, Rita Johnson, Sherry Smith; Sitting: Barb Keepes, Beryl Pixley, Mary Fischer. Sandy Brandenbourg leaps above her opponent to get the opening tip. Sherry Smith appears to shoot the ball, but where is it? ; . j Both girls strain to tip the ball Marsha Seitz puts up a foul shot against Evansville. to their teammates. = ect et == == == = S = bia Vr 118 Happy students enjoy a bumpy ride through the country beneath a silvery stream of harvest moonlight. Students cheerfully braved the crisp night air, to participate in the Hay Ride and Wiener Roast sponsored by the Sophomore Class. The first major activity of the school year and the first chilly blasts of autumn weather collided on the evening of November 3. Over two hundred stu- dents gathered at the Student Union to begin the two hour trip through fields and along country roads to Conservation Lake, the site of the wiener roast. The good at- tendance foretold a prevailing at- mosphere of fun and enthusiastic participation for the entire year. Kenny Marlowe keeps his ears warm while other brave the biting cold. Michael Dinsmore, Timothy Holmes, Richard Lowry, and John Smith bring up the trail end of the wagon caravan. Hay Ride--A Warm Reception To A Chilly Activity : Tom Butler presents the reigning Sweetheart, Connie Phebus. Vets Club Chooses Sweetheart At Their Thanksgiving Dance Thanksgiving Eve found the Wabash Valley College students at V.F.W. Post 4276 dancing away their tensions after an arduous Fall Quarter. The occasion was the First Veterans Organization Sweetheart Dance. From all the young women at the dance, the Vets chose Miss Connie Phebus to reign as their first Sweetheart for the remainder of the school year. She received a crown, a bouquet of roses, and a congrat- ulatory kiss from several eager club members. John Brown’s body wails out. 119 wes we - Sa cdl - Se Paw Big Feed--A Gift Of The Student Senate Hungry students wait anxiously as Jan Holstein and Joanne Goebel serve them at the Big Feed. Student Senate uses twinkling candlelight and hearty food to provide a pleasant atmosphere for good conver- sation. Lewis Ratcliff and Ron Lemons entertain the guests with contemporary sounds. The Student Senate’s Christmas gift to the student body evokes broad smiles. 120 Guide Charles Bundy introduces the resident psychologist. Mrs. Goldstein welcomes a class in the receiving room of Evansville State Hospital. Mr. Shaw leads a group of students toward the entrance of A. F. Bowen Children’s Center. Psychology Students Learn By Observing Mr. Shaw’s psychology classes observed the residents and the facilities at three different institutions this year. Warren G. Murray at Centralia, Illinois and A. L. Bowen at Harrisburg, Illinois are State Centers for Mentally Retarded Children. Evansville State Hospital is an institution for the mentally disturbed, serving Southern Indiana. Capable personnel at each institu- tion briefed the class and guided them on a tour of the facilities. 12] The Queen Coronation Is Highlight 0 Connie and attendants occupy seats of honor after the coronation. Jan thinks this cheer fell on its face. “Squash ’em Warriors, squash ’em!” claims the victory. | Steve Bunting scores two points, but Warrior glory is short-lived. Merramec Colorful streamers create a lovely canopy above the dancers. The candidates descend the stairs before attending the dance. Kelly Wallace serves Randall Williams and Steve Cruse from the punch bowl. ardi Gras Is Theme Of Homecoming Dance Verlin Snow and Sharon Hughes dance by to music provided by the “Free Reign”’. 123 The Student Senate hosts a barbecue chicken dinner for the students on Wednesday evening. Homecoming--A Full Week OF Excitement Projectionist, Ben Campbell, takes a break between reels of the double feature. 124 Queen candidates wait patiently in their convertibles while the other entries take their places. Residents Stand In Rain To View Parade 125 Connie and her court are guests in the home in Mr. and Mrs. William Brubeck. Queen and attendants are: Jana Skillman, Sophomore Class; Janet Phelps, Circle K; Patsy Reece, Ag-Mechanics; Queen Connie Phebus, Vets Club; Kathy Neikirk, COR Club; Honor Attendant Patty Neikirk, Freshman Class. ics, Queen Connie daydreams of this very exciting week in her life. Jana Skillman, Connie Phebus, and Janet Phelps ascend the stairs. Honor attendant, Patty Neikirk, and candidates, Patsy Reece and Kathy Neikirk chat before the dance. Homecoming Honors Six Beautiful Coeds 126 Students Welcome Guest Speakers To Our Campus The world was our campus, and the world came to us through the media of guest speakers. From the world of journalism, politics, and economics, they opened our eyes wider to the world we inhabit. The first speaker, Mr. Martin Gershen, pre- sented some interesting highlights from his book, Destroy or Die: The True Story of Mylai. He commanded attention dur- ing his lecture and at an informal rap session later in the day. Our next guest was U.S. Senator Charles Percy. His message to the students was a challenge to become an active part of gov- ernment. Senator Percy answered questions about the war in Vietnam, the draft, gun laws and federalized welfare. Dr. Dennis Weidenaar, Professor of Economics at Purdue Univer- sity, brought the students some pertinent information about the economic outlook in the United States. Students appre- ciated forecasts on job opportunities and some clues to the most promising career fields. Senator Percy greets students outside the Student Union after his address. Mr. Bennett and Mr. French: wait to speak as Mr. Griggs confronts Martin Gershen. Dr. Dennis Weidenaar listens to a student’s question after his lecture on economics. 127 From head to toe, Mrs. Wallace is a vision of grace and beauty as a scrub woman. Fashion Show Features Faculty In Comic Roles Geisha Girl, Mrs. Yates, and Dick Ritchie y the clever scri “Velvet is the fashion word for spring,” say models, Steve Rice and Nedra Way. Stu d ents M od el S pri ng Styles in Fashion Show Hot pants dominate the fashion show, and Gail Evans displays her prefer- ence. Richard Kolb “does his thing” in fringed slacks with a message. John Trover cannot believe he caught that whole egg without breaking it. Spring Fever Games Are Highlight of Quarter The girls challenge the boys to a brief but invigorating game of flag football. Jay Spencer, Tom Stroup, and Bill Stansfield check on the delicious barbecued chicken. 130 Sponsor, Larry Price, broadcasts remote from the Student Union, as Radio students, Steve Sheley and Dick Tisdale, wait for their turn at the mike. _ The Circle K dunking booth is a hair raising experience for Stan Rutter. ettpergomngepimensntnmm cropasecinte sOURETECIEE REe MLA ‘it | Vet’s Pet, Deborah Raber, takes her turn inside the kissing booth. Mark Mobley takes a big swing with the hammer at the Veteran’s Club junk car booth. Clubs Sponsor Booths For Spring Fever Days 131 OS ae 132 PROGRAM Processional fic.cescccocmeceecse Mrs. Van Fisher, Organist Mrs. Bert Fisher, Pianist “Pomp and Circumstance” -- Edward Elgar InterlUd@xaccncceteesecerrsecerec rerio WVC Chorale Mr. Robert Wallace, Dir. “| Know Not What the Future Hath” John Greenleaf Whittier and Samuel C. Yahres “The Halls of Ivy’ Henry Russell and Vick Knight, Arr. Claude Williams IntnodUGtlOnieecesscccere reer: Dr. James S. Spencer Chancellor, Illinois Eastern Junior Colleges Commencement Address........ Senator Terry L. Bruce “Commitment to Responsibility” Presentation of Degree Candidates.Dr. John L. Cox President, Wabash Valley College Acceptance of Candidates...Dr. Kent L. Wattleworth Chairman, Illinois Eastern Junior Colleges Board of Trustees Conferring of Degrees.............. Dr. James S. Spencer Chancellor, Illinois Eastern Junior Colleges Presentation of Diplomas Recessional........ccsccssesseeees Mrs. Van Fisher, Organist Mrs. Bert Fisher, Pianist Audience is to remain seated during Recessional Terry Bruce Addresses Tenth Graduating Class Linda McCaw assists a friend with the final touches before the processional. Dennis Barker and Deborah E. Raber are the 1972 recipients of the Student Achievement Awards. The award includes a grant of $100 to each winner. Graduates line the hall as they listen for the march that signals the finale of their junior college career. 133 a ei “SOUPS - « wont 20S be ‘2 135 ed — «woe aie: ameeent 136 ERED gutsy :, “Your neighbor is our best reference.” Go in and see for yourself. Gallatin’s is the place to market. Stop in for all your grocery needs. Whitten's Heating and Gallatin's Market 431 West 5th Street Air Conditioning Mt. Carmel, Illinois 231 West 12th Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Best Wishes ee w = Let First National Bank of Allendale help you with your banking needs. Everything is automotive at S S. Trust them for your auto supplies. a e First National Bank $ S$ Auto Supply Allendale, Illinois West Third Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Ed Walter Sports 412 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Find all your sporting goods at the store ““where good sports meet”’. Seibert's Cleaners 105 East 10th Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois HM Trust your garments to Seibert’s. The proper place to go for cleaning needs. For the best listening and viewing pleasure, Garrett TV is the place to go. For service you can always trust, take your car to Lamb’s Standard Service. Garrett TV Lamb's Standard Service 712 Market Street Corner of 9th and Market Mt. Carmel, Illinois Mt. Carmel, Illinois eS Triangle Oil, serving the tristate the finest in experienced oil exploration. For some cool refreshments, stop in for an ice cream treat at the Dairy Queen. Triangle Oil Company Dairy Queen Brazier 201 West 4th Street 805 West 3rd Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Mt. Carmel, Illinois ! Charley's Block 516 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Charley takes pride in his fine equipment, from hardware to sporting goods, Wilderman Brothers’ 408 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois See Wilderman Brothers’ for the best Frigidaire refrigerator or freezer. 137 oa eee a 138 Mt. Carmel Public Utility says that Reddy Kilowatt is always at your side. He is the efficient answer to your electrical needs at all times. Public Utility Company Public Utility Building Mt. Carmel, Illinois When you go to build that house of your dreams, go to the people who help with their lumber business knowledge, Sturman and Fearheiley. Sturman and Fearheiley Lumber Company 1002 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois After you’ve had that hard day at college, stop in and refresh yourself at Winky’s. Two locations are in Charleston and Carbondale. Winky's Restaurant 703 West Lincoln Street 505 East Grand Street Charleston, Illinois Carbondale, Illinois Serving the citizens of the community of Mt. Carmel, Anderson Brothers’ Oil Co. takes great pride in its work--supplying high grade oil. Anderson Brothers Oil Company West 9th Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois ! l’'m Your Electric Servant! OiL —_ a, No matter. what simple tool or complex machine you need, it can be found at the number one place in the Mt. Carmel area--Snap-On Tools. Snap-On Tools Corporation 1200 West 7th Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois When it comes time for you to buy insurance, whether it be life, car, home, or farm insurance, go to Charles L. Miller Insurance Agency. aR Charles L. Miller Insurance 421 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Clark’s Liquidators is the place to go to save a little money an anythin, q P Ay Af S from paint or automative parts to cosmetics or children’s toys. Clark's Liquidators West Ninth Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Dersch Oil Company brings the people of the surrounding area the number one name in petroleum products--Shell gasoline, fuel oil, and motor oil. Dersch Oil Company 620 Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois 139 North End Pharmacy is the place to shop for pharmaceutical and cosmetic needs. While shopping, refresh with an old fashioned soda at their fountain service. orth End Pharmac 923 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois scat iam 3 The person who wants quality in his home should shop and save at Mt. Carmel Lumber Company for all his lumber needs. Mt. Carmel Lumber Co. Route 15 West Mt. Carmel, Illinois 140 en BOSS Lesnar ee: When your special need is for any type of construction work, call Kieffer Brothers’ Construction Company. They will see that you are satisfied. Kieffer Brother Construction Company South Division Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Gay A 5 Whatever you need, from A to Z, Index has it. Go browse around to see their good quality products with small, thrifty prices. Index Notion Store 323 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois 141 ank of Mt. 601 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois arme 142 I AYE IRR 3 6 James M. Withrow Enloe L. Wallar . Louise Jones . . Ronald E. Couch Gene Guisewite OFFICERS Mn ne en eee ee Eresigemt ..... . Exec. Vice President Cn nn icelureside;t . . . Vice President and Cashier nn nani icerenesidens . .. . Assistant Vice President DIRECTORS T. M. Bane Raymond Baumgart Rudy R. Christy Ray H. Farrar Donald L. Hayes Eugene C. Kieffer Clyde Olds C. F. Rebstock Enloe L. Wallar James M. Withrow Oe aes _ Altadonna IGA Foodliner 630 Walnut Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois 143 144 602 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Wabash Electric Company If you demand the very best in household equipment and electrical wiring, see Paul Summers at Wabash Electric Company. ee The Long Branch Saloon, better know to many W.V.C. Veterans as the “West Side Library,” is where old friends meet new friends. Long Branch Saloon 319 West 9th Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Stansfield's Clothing Store 409 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Maggie says, “Come to the store with the ‘swinging shingle’ - Stansfield’s of course.” ’ Dean’s has every office need and gifts for all occasions. When on campus, see them in the Student Union. Dean's Office Supply 411-413 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois 145 Save money with E lizabeth Etheridge at Columbian Federal Savings and Loan. Let Sarah Liddle and Ellen Keating help you find clothes for any occasion. Columbian Federal Liddle's Store For Men And Boys Savings and Loan 432 Market Stree Mt. Carmel, Illinois 510 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois George's Shoe ervice 905 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois : ; . : 5 ; Besides having excellent sales and services, George’s can repair old shoes. When you see this sign you'll know that the office of Jan Barker is near. Jan Barker, Interior Decorator | 2201 College Drive Mt. Carmel, Illinois Perry Dill Tree Service 402 East 7th Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois For professional tree trimming or stump removal, call Perry Dill Tree Service. Westview Lanes West Ninth Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Go to Westview Lanes for superb dining followed by a relaxed evening of bowling. 146 Colette Smith and Patti Brewer examine the fine china sold by Smith Jewelers. Coast to Coast is where your dollar buys the most of what you are looking for. Smith's Jewelers Coast to Coast 406 Market Street 335 337 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Mt. Carmel, Illinois Mr. Shular says, “Come and see your friendly dealer with the best for less.” The Coca Cola people invite you to get drinks for your parties at their plant. Shuler Mobile Home Sales Coca Cola Bottling Company Route One, South a Route 15, West Mt. Carmel, Illinois Mt. Carmel, Illinois Leach's Shoe Service 423 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Shoes from Leach’s always fit the occa- sion, whether it is formal or casual. Gwaltney Grocery East North Street Grayville, Illinois Gwaltney Grocery, the “Home of Old German Bologna,” specializes in meats. 147 Seated: Mayor Jack Hagedorn. Standing: Commis- sioners Helen Wernzer, John Knight, Ted Fisk, John Maurer, Earnie Kiefer, and Betty Johnson. City OF Grayville | Serving the Community to It's Fullest Extent Mt. Carmel Apparel Company West Ninth Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois For the best quality in clothing manufacturing, the people at Mt. 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AMERICAN CHOIR, Page 87 Abby, Becky Bender, Robert Burns, Elizabeth Connett, Louella Corrie, Alice Cox, Claudia Dunkel, Mary Jo Evans, Gail Folsom, Angela Fox, Dorothy French, Jeanne Gard, Gwen Hargrave, David Hart, Inez Hasewinkle, Gail Henry, Sharon Hudson, Catherine Hudson, William Jacobs, Jerrel Jarosz, Eloise Koger, Alice Litherland, Claudia Majors, D’Ella Mann, Sara Janet Miller, Nione Morris, Anna Mae Morris, Harold Nelson, Renita Perrott, Chester Raber, Deborah Richardson, Margaret Rigg, Katie Rutherford, Warren Ryan, Thomas Swayer, Stephen Schneider, Marjorie Schroeder, Kaye Schucker, Russell Searby, Bill Searby, Margaret Smith, Sherry Snyder, Norma Steckler, Cathy Stouse, Patricia Sturm, George Swift, Delores Wahler, Lois Wallace, Barbara Walter, Jayne Webster, Diana Westmoland, Dorothy Williams, Betty Lou Willis, David Wiseman, Connie Xanders, Eleanor Yocham, Laurita Index _A Abell, Glen 83 Ackerman, Micheal 53 Agers, Sarah 28, 41, 134 Ankenbrandt, Mark 42 Arnold; Larry 23 Abel, Michael 11, 88, 89 Ashley, Teresa 23, 83 B Bader, Michael 35 Bailey, Patricia 20, 41, 88 Bailey, William 31, 35, 45 Baird, Glenna 5, 11, 120 Baker, Linda 14, 97 Barbre, Alan 29 Barker, Dennis 17, 29, 35, 91, 133 Barnhart, Steven 38 Basnett, Rick 18, 51, 81, 109 Bass, Dewey 14, 40, 94 Bass, Pamela 18, 23 Beard, Rodger 22, 28, 92 Beckes, Chester 16, 29 Bender, Robert 12 Benson, Elizabeth 18, 43 Berger, Kenneth 41 Beucherie, Everett 50, 84 Beuligmann, Debra 37, 80, 81, 120 Bickers, Gary 16, 29, 96 Bigham, Michael 25, 82 Blood, Dale 32, 45 Bobbitt, Tom 93 Bobbitt, Michael 16, 96 Bohnenstiehl, Eugene 84 Bolden, Candy 116 Boring, Robert 30, 35, 39, 91 Bosaw, Thelma 30 Boyle, Bettie 49, 85 Brandebourge, Sandra 15, 114, 115 Brashear, Dennis 25, 84 Brault, Karen 38, 28, 93 Brewer, Barbara 44, 45 Brewer, Ed 27, 40, 41, 69 Brewer, Patty 147 Brown, David 13 Buchanan, Susan 4, 15, 21, 40, 83 Buckle, Dwight 44 Bullark, Bevley 15 Bullard, Suzanne 53 Bunting, Steve 33, 90, 122 Burkett, Steve 36 Bush, Jack 4, 7, 19, 80 Butler, Tom 36, 94, 119 Butterick, Kenneth 21 6) Calvin, Rudy 39, 80 Campbell, Anna 10, 31, 81, 95 Campbell, Ben 13, 82, 90, 94, 124 Cannon, William 68, 105, 110, LT3 Carpenter, Virginia 46 ' Casburn, Richard 7, 33, 45, 94 Chalcraft, Randy 84, 96 Clayton, Connie 5, 12, 54 Clemmons, Deborah 24, 67 Cleveland, Janet 7, 26, 102, 103, 122 Cobert, Phyllis 53 Cockerel, Debra 85 Coleman, William 96 Collins, Charles 43 Collins, Delbert 47 Colyer, Donald 35 Compton, Scott 25, 50 Copeland, Randy 34 Cowling, Robert 30, 32, 110 Cox, Donna 48 Creech, David 84 Crooks, Larry 94 Cross, Marcus 32 Cruse, Steven 19, 83, 123 Cusick, John 20, 34 D Daniel, Donald 111 Davis, Joe 92 Dean, Larry 31, 32, 39 Deckers, Gary 19 Denbo, Sharlyn 31, 35 Dewitt, Opal 85 Dinsmore, Kenneth 118 Dix, Lawrence 42 Dobbs, Howard 2, 96 Doty, Gregory 19, 21 Drews, Dana 11, 95 Drews, Linda 95 Drone, Dorothy 21 Drown, Joanne 24, 31, 67 Drysdale, Michael 43 Duncan, Roger 30 Dunkel, Mary Jo 7, 8, 28, 83, 86, 120, 125 Dunn, David 13 Duree, Dennis 51 E Eitzenhefer, Larry 25, 84 Emmons, Carol 53 Engel, Allan 45, 100 Evans, Gail 6, 95, 108, 109, 111, 125, 129 F Fasiz, David 7, 10, 27, 83, LOZ, LO2Z5LO3 SULT 22 Feldman, Jimmy 22 Fender, Dennis 84 Fischer, Mary 96, 114, 115 Fiscus, Harold 84 Fisher, Burke 3, 31 Fleeger, Robert 29, 91 Fleming, Stephen 45 Folsom, Angela 46, 85 Ford, James 25 Foster, Carol 20, 34, 93 Foster, Dennis 92 Fox, Jack 3, 7, 35, 41, 88, 93 Frankland, Bruce 24 Frederick, Carol 46, 85 Fritsch, Stephen 53 Frymire, Diane 52 Fuller, Merrill 84, 94 Funkhouser, Randy 26 G Gardner, Robert 5, 69 Gardner, Perry 26 Garwood, Alice 17 Gatewood, Gary 25, 110 Gill, Michael 3, 41 Glick, Ronald 110 Gochenour, Jeffery 25, 84 Goebel, Mark 21, 35, 36, 82, 83, 90, 94, 95 Goff, Lola 7, 13, 38, 83, 102, MMe ee Gognat, Corita 40 Gray, Helen 14, 22, 26, 40, 41, 97 Gray, Shannon 32 Greer, Gregory 41, 82, 83, 93 Greninger, Sherry 49, 85 Greninger, Terry 85 Cuisewite, Gene 86 Gwyn, Geoffry 11 H Hagler, Oscar 24, 104, 106, IMIS), HEA Halfacre, Lillian 53 Harris, Gail 18 Harvey, Steve 32 Hastings, Dale 24, 30, 91 Hawf, Janet 46, 85 Hayes, Elizabeth 53 Hays, Julie 52 Hedge, Lynette 85 Heller, Dale 82, 84 Helpingstine, Mark 15 Henager, Kenneth 5, 33, 100, 122 Henson, Judy 38 Hershey, Michael 50, 84 Hill, Doris 48 Hinderliter, Richard 42 Hipsher, Jesse 7, 14, 21, 94 Hoffee, Phyllis 14 Hoke, Ed 88 Holler, Dennis 22, 92 Holmes, Jeff 7, 16, 41, 82, 83, 90, 102, 103, 122 Holmes, Timothy 12, 83, 118 Holstein, Jan 82, 83, 122 Honeycutt, Terry 112 Horrall, Larry 29, 30, 91 Hortin, Carl 26, 28, 39 Houston, Debra 23 Howell, Joan 29 Hughes, Rebecca 35 Hurlbut, David 22, 40 I Tle, LuDean 85 Ingram, Edward 28, 39, 81 J Jacobs, Jerrel 13, 25, 36 Jay, Charlotte 31 Johnson, Edward 27 153 154 Johnson, Gregory 19 Johnson, Jack 110 Johnson, Judy 53 Johnson, Norma 49, 85 Joh.son, Rita 21, 114, 115 Johnson, Robert 26, 30 Johnston, Jackie 33 Jones, Carol 53 Jones, Irma 46, 85 Jones, Jean 85 Jones, Nora 47 Judy, Clara K Kamp, Alfred 82, 83 Kauble, Marcus 32, 33, 110 Keepes. Barbara 15, 82, 114, 115 aeneipp, Rick 108, 109 Keneipp, Stephen 22, 110 Kidd, James 30, 33, 39 Kiefer, David 36, 81 Kieffer, Danny 31 Kieffer, Karen 23 Kieffer, Larenda 27, 97, 98 Kieffer, Leonard 28, 112 Kieffer, Linda 15 Kiehl, Martha 24 Kiehl, William 35 Kiesel, Diane 52 Kidd, Allen 91 Kingsbury, Charlotte 85 Kiser, Cynthia 96 Kissel, David 84 Knight, Phyllis 13, 20, 31, 34 Koehler, Tonya 46, 85 Koenig, Steve 21 Kolb, Gary 35, 110 Kolb, Richard 120, 129 Koontz, Larry 30 Kuhlig, Danny 3, 41 L Lambert, Curtis 26, 96 Lane, Carla 40 Langford, John 22, 28, 67, 95 Langford, Kathryn 85, 125 LaRose, Rick 30 37, 105, 111 Lathrop, Charles 22 Lathrop, Gerald 43 Lathrop, Mary 49, 85 Laughton, Tom 96 Leach, John 32, 35 Lear, James 32 LeGrande, Cathy 12, 97 Leighty, Glen 84 Leighty, James 20 Leighty, Michael 22, 40, 122 Lemeron, Roger 2, 16, 29, 96 Lemmons, Ron 25, 120 Leveque, William 38, 100, 104, 106 Liddle, Kevin 37, 110 Liddle, Randy 113 _ Linxwiler, Elaine 47, 85 Litherland, Donna 14, 20, 97 Livingston, Joan 53 Lowry, Rick 110, 112, 118 Lynch, David 84 M McAdow, Michael 110, 113, 120 McCaleb, David 28 McCaw, Linda 38, 132 McClellan, Barbara 46, 85 McClellan, Claudine 46, 85 McCormick, Mary 52 McFarland, Lorraine 37, 81 McGuire, Joe 90 McGuire, Kathy 44 McPherson, Ed 36, 122 McRaven, Kenneth 53 Mains, Ronald 27 Malott, Kathy 22, 98 Marchal, Pat 40 Marlow, Deborah 46, 85 Marlowe, Shelly 15, 75, 82, 83, 94, 95, 118 Marriott, Leland 42, 64 Martin, Clara 49, 85 Martin, Jeffrey 37 Martin, Paula 52 Massie, Lynn 19, 97 Maugakous, Alice 52 Mayhue, Patricia 41, 88 Mayhue, Robert 11, 45, 100 Mefford, David 2, 16, 96 Meyers, Paul 91 Miller, Jackie 41 Miller, Lela 40 Miller, Morris 10, 13, 80, 95 Miller, Stanley 84, 105 Mobley, Mark 131 Mollenhauer, Linda 44. Morgan, Jeffrey 28, 39 Morgan, Patric 32, 45, 88 Morgan, Tonny 38 Morlan, Jan 35, 36, 112 Morris, Anna 10, 47, 85 Morris, Dixie 17 Morris, Doris 15, 97 Morris, Harold 33 Mortland, Myron 19 Mullinax, Jennefer 10, 85 Mundy, Ronald 37 Meyers, Paul 39 N Neikirk, Kathy 122, 123, 126 Neikirk, Patty 5, 33, 122, T2306 Norris, Catherine 44 O Odom, Carmalita 26 Oliver, Gary 28, 101 Onyett, Robert 22, 24, 82, 83 P Painter, Elizabeth 17 Parrott, Chester 86 Parish, Cleman 92 Paschal, Daniel 17, 39 Patterson, Myles 29, 30, 35, 91 Patton, Frank 94 Peach, David 27 Peach, Joe 50, 110, 112 Pearson, Sharon 44 Pelis, Jeff 88 Perillo, Ted 19, 97 Perkins, Donnie 2, 16, 96 Perry, Carol 6, 31, 41, 80, 81, 125 Peter, Barbara 20 Peters, Terry 49 Pettyjohn, David 6, 16, 88 Phebus, Connie 45, 90, 97, DESO MI ZORIZ2Z a2 3 126 Phelps, Janet 51, 122, 123, 126 Phillippe. Jerry 24, 105 Pierson, Deborah 51 Pierson, Rebecca 27, 40 Pifer, Douglas 12 Pifer, Stephen 84 Pixley, Beryl 15, 86, 97, 114, 115 Plummer, Leanna 85 Pollard, Lou 10, 21, 44, 82, 83, 95, 125 Poorman, Douglas 34 Potter, Rick 20, 42 Potts, Richard 32, 111 Powell, John 30, 34 Price, Kathy 23 Priddis, Rick 30, 97 Priddis, Rory 35, 112 Q Query, Peggy 45, 85 R Raber, Doug 12 Raber, Deborah 2, 20, 82, 83, 90, 95, O71 Gel ola tos Rayborn, Carol 85 Rafferty, Pat 114, 115 Ratcliff, Lewis 120 Rayborn, Darlene 26, 111, 147 Reece, Patsy 44, 122, 123, 126 Reeves, David 24, 35 Reeves, Keith 38, 43, 88, 89, 93 Reddish, Bob 88 Renoud, Steven 25, 84 Rice, Stephen 28, 37, 39, 94, 129 Riggs, Linda 14, 24 Ripley, Teresa 26, 36, 81 Risinger, Belinda 38 Risinger, Rosetta 23, 24, 67 Ritchie, Dick 92, 128 Robbins, Mickie 23, 44 Roberson, David 13 Robinson, Linda 48, 85 Roosevelt, Mike 18, 96 Roosevelt, Steve 18, 33, 96 Rose, James 30 Rotramel, Douglas 19, 23, 97 Rude, Donna 20, 31, 34 Rutter, Stanley 11, 18, 82, taf, Coley T2282 1133 S Sanders, Harold 84 Satz, David 93 Sawyer, Bill 42 Sawyer, Stephen 16, 25, 82, 88, 97 Saxe, Linda 53 Scarlett, David 15, 113 Scheelenberg, Marilyn 53 Schafer, Mike 96 Schaeffer, Dan 109 Schauf, Jackie 14 Schonaman, Nancy 28 Schroeder, Carol 31 Schroeder, Kaye 22 Schuh, Deny 35, 42 Schulz, Dennis 51 Scott, Alice 40, 47 Scott, Jerry 40, 45, 90, 111 Seals, Dwight 16, 110, 113 Searby, Bill 86, 97 Secrest, John 32, 44 Seitz, Marsha 10, 82, 97, 98, 111, 114, 117 Selby, Timothy 50 Severns, Michael 13, 14, 24 Shafer, Mike 18, 29, 33 Shain, Nancy 97 Shappard, Michael 27, 40 - Saw, Bill 27 Shearer, Dave 84 Sheley, Steven 131 Shelton, Charles 25, 26 Shick, Johnny 20 Shidler, Donna 7, 27, 102, 1035122 Simpson, Gordon 26, 110, 113 Simpson, Ronald 17, 38, 113 Skillman, Jana 20, 23, 122, 123, 125, 126 Smith, Colett 147 Smith, Michael 28 Smith, Rhonda 20, 34, 41 Smith, Sherry 18, 114, 115 Snelling, Robbie 28 Snow, Verlin 6, 19, 97, 123 Spencer, Tony 31, 100 Spencer, Valerie 44 Sprinkle, Rita 14 Spidel, Carla 125 Spruell, Linda 53 Stangle, John 28, 40 Stanley, Gaston 24, 110, 113 Steckler, Cathy 3, 22 Steckler, Patricia 15 Steele, Karen 46, 85, 122 Stillwell, James 30, 31, 37 Storkman, Richard 2, 16, 91, 96 Stroud, James 42 Sturm, George 14, 90, 94. Sullivan, Dan 42 Sullivan, James 28, 38, 39 Summers, Robert 18, 43 Summers, Bill 11, 82, 83, 88, 89, 100 Sweeney, Mark 23 Swift, Dee 51 Swift, Don 23, 51 Swift, Dwight 51 if Talley, Beverly 28 Talley, Christina 39, 78, 81 97 Taylor, Glenda 23 Taylor, Steven 18, 96 Tisdale, Richard 20, 22, 92, 13] Timberlake, Pamela 50 Tolley, Connie 50, 86 Trapp, Edward 42, 88 Trapp, Jed 33, 90 Travelstead, William 40 Treadway, Rebecca 31, 40 Trimble, John 24, 32, 67, 88, 93 Trover, John 5, 7, 22, 94, 102, 103, 111, 122, 130 U Utley, Joyce 48, 85 V Vail, Susan 11, 41 Van Vlett, Hazel 48, 85 W Wachs, Tim 27 Waggoner, Billy 34 Walker, Randy 25, 84 Walls, Gerald 42 Walls, Linda 23 Walter, Jayne 18 Watts, Pamela 14 Way, Nedra 14, 129 Wease, Barbara 51 Weaver, Fredric 37 Webb, Jack 26, 36 Weber, Allen 50, 84 Webster, Diane 90 Weger, Gene 42 Weir, Diana 31, 50, 97 Wells, Stephen 113 Westomland, Dorothy 13 White, Bob 125 White, Cody 26, 83, 96 White, Cynthia 34, 40, 122 White, David 32, 36, 94 White, Margaret 44 White, Robert 19, 40, 122 White, Teri 31, 32 Whittaker, Lester 96 Wilborn, Janet 38, 45 Wilkerson, Tom 14, 23, 94, 95 Will, Maurice 50, 84 Williams, Clyde 16, 25, 81, 97 Williams, Dennis 84 Williams, Dixie 53 Williams, Mozella 13, 26 Williams, Randall 18, 96, 122, 123 Williams, Vicki 47 Williams, William 41 Williamson, Gary 22 Winkler, Larry 3, 22, 38 Wirth, Gail 85 Wiseman, Connie 87 Wiseman, Galen 39, 50 Witkowski, Brenda 48, 85 Witt, Dian 21, 90 Woofe, Deirdre 51 Wolfe, Pat 47 Wolfe, Patrick 94 Wood, Kenneth 81, 86 Wood, Susan 3, 39, 120 Wood, Thomas 93 Wood, Tom A. 28 Woodham, Jeff 18 Woods, Merla 18, 21, 22, 31 Wooldridge, Thomas 23, 82, 83, 94, 95 Wright, Gary 96 5.6 Xanders, Carmen 53 Y Yocham, Lourita 14 Young, Joe 36, 110, 120 Z Zaruba, James 2, 16, 29, 96 Zentoefer, Roger 39, 40 Zimmer, Leo 6, 27, 122 Zink, Gary 21, 25, 110 Staff Acree, Louise 62 Ahlfield, Herman 59 Ankenbrand, Louis 63 Bayler, Carroll 57 Bennett, Edward 59, 127 Berberich, Joseph 65 Bower, Conrad 57 Bruebeck, William 57 Burkett, Morris 64 Christmas, Mary 66 Clark, Pat 73, 128 Cockrell, Betty 60 Colborn, Marilyn 52 Colborn, Ruth 52 Cox, Denise 86 Cox, John 58, 61, 97 French, Uel 2, 75, 127, 128 Fulling, Sharon 70 Garrett, Eugene 77 Gassman, Emmert 68 Geurin, Peggy 71 Geurin, William 73 Greatline, Stanley 72 Griggs, Joe 2, 72 Hart, David 57 Hoffee, William 57 Holcomb, Charles 76 Holland, Walter 67 Holstein, Jeannette 62 Hudson, William 76, 86 Illyers, John 57 Jones, Ellis 77 Keyser, Jesse 60 Kizer, Bobbie 62, 82, 83 Knight, Royal 66 Laughlin, Vera 75 McDaniels, Sharon 76 Mason, Richard 60 Miller, Judy 77, 95 Miller, Kathleen 63 Mitchell, Gilberta 63 Mobley, Dwight 65 More, Guy 59 Peak, Kenton 60 Perlow, Janelle 70 Price, Larry 72;.131 Rehnquist, Bonnie 70 Richardson, Nancy 62 Saltsgaver, Judy 128 Schnarre, Paul 66 Searby, Charles 71, 105 Shaw, Gary 74, 83 Shoaff, Ollie 73, 110, 113 Slankard, Gary 72 Smith, Carl 63 Spencer, James 56 Steffey, Dale 59, 63, 97 Stogsdill, Harold 64 Swift, Don 71, 80 Thompson, Douglas 76 Tyner, Bernadine 70 Wallace, Robert 77, 86, 87 Wallace, Barbara 71, 86, 90. 128 Ward, E. J. 63 Wattleworth, Kent 57 Weber, Stanley 67 Welton, James 76 Williams, Rick 67, 93 Woods, Vilas 74, 108 Yarbor, John 64 Yates, Della 71, 97, 128 Youngs, Sue 66 b Ue) ae yee Ae te, ly Labi MAT AME Rh tide eo a) shy a WES ay yNpad BEND VY