The Courier Volume 1 Issue 25 Article 1 5-23-1968 The Courier, Volume 1, Issue 25, May 23, 1968 The Courier, College of DuPage Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.cod.edu/courier This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the College Publications at DigitalCommons@COD. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Courier by an authorized editor of DigitalCommons@COD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Ross to Address Graduating Class By Richard Smith Norman Ross, Chicago television receive final instructions. At 7:50 0/0 THE GREATEST and radio personality, will deliver p.m. they will proceed to the audi¬ Courier the commencement address to the torium. College of DuPage’s first gradua¬ After the processional and the Vol. I, No. 25, Weekly Publication of College of DuPage, Naperville, Illinois tion class at 8 p.m. Friday, June 7, invocation, the College of DuPage in Lyons Township High School Choir will sing a yet to be selected auditorium. song. The commencement address May 23,1968 will follow. Some 198 students will receive RusseU Whitacre, out-going stu¬ Associate of Arts degrees. dent body president, wiU make a short speech as will George Sea¬ Ross has a midnight television ton, chairman of the board of Jun¬ show, Off The Cuff, and several ior CoUege District 502. Dr. weekly radio shows. Rodney Berg, college president wUl present the class. Caravan to Open Picnic Friends and relatives are wel¬ Diplomas wiU be given by Harold Roger DeForest, Scott Betts and come to attend the ceremony. No The all-college picnic May 25 11:30 a.m. tickets have been issued. L. Bitting, vice president-admin¬ others. will start with a parade caravan istration. from Lyons parking lot to the pic¬ Meanwhile, that faculty-student A practice session will be held The graduating class wiU meet nic area at Herrick’s Lake, Bill softball game ought to be a pip. Immediately after the com¬ at 4 p.m. today, Thursday, at in the third floor corridor of the Smith, picnic chairman announced mencement exercises a reception Eastview field, LaGrange. school at 7 p.m. to don robes and Wednesday. The faculty roster, according to for the graduates wUl be held in Smith, Includes this list of fear¬ Room 154, directly across from Anyone of reputable neutrality Requests from former students some gentlemen: Roy (Question) the auditorium. who Is interested in being umpire at Lyons Township Junior College, Marks, Bob (Rock) Gresock, Gabe should call the Lyons government where such a parade has beenheld (The Babe) Hellig, Dirty Dave Six student marshalls will assist office, 354-6304. in the past, urged the tradition to Malek, King Arthur Bevins, Big 37 Students Make in the exercises. They are Judie lead the procession the 20 miles Era (The Arm) LeDuc, Bullet Bob McLuckie, Ed Hummel, Jan Grade, Thomas, Jungle Jim Love, Joltin’ Tom Scotellaro, Mary CaUaghan from Lyons. Starting line-ups will be announc¬ Joe Milligan, Charlie (Flash) Sch¬ President's List and Larry Lemkau. ed at the game which starts at Several students already have neider and Hammering Robert 2 p.m. decorated cars for the parade. Rickard. Winter Quarter Smith said he hoped others would The challengers In this first A mattress race also will enliven No Paper May 30 do the same. the affair and there’s a kissing Thirty-seven students have been annual softball game which pre¬ named to the President’s List for sumably will become a college contest scheduled. Persons wishing to join the cara¬ the winter quarter at the College of Because Memorial Day faUs on tradition are Ed Rutkowski, Jeff van should assemble In the Lyons DuPage, it was announced Wednes¬ The Courier publication date, there Posselt, Mike Muldoon, Gary John¬ More than 900 tickets have al¬ parking lot by 11:15 a.m. Police day. will be no edition published next son, Russ Whitacre, Bill Caprel, ready been distributed. will start the cars leaving at week. To make the select list a student had to maintain an average between The Courier plans to wind up 3.60 and 4. the college year, however, with an eight-page issue June 6. In the fall quarter 32 were on the list. The 37 are: Patricia J. Adams, Wood Dale; College to List John J. Arney, Naperville; John L. Banks, La Grange; Larry S. Rental Quarters Bolinger, La Grange; William E. Carey, Glen Ellyn; Cynthia Chan¬ dler, Lombard; Dennis L. Clark, College of DuPage is estabUshing La Grange; Stephen Foltz, Brook¬ a Ust of Uving quarters available field; William Forrester, Glen¬ to students. Suburban residents dale Heights; Linda M. Gorgo, with rental facilities can obtain an La Grange Park. application from the Office of Stu¬ dent Activities, Administration An¬ Also Mrs. Vera Hamley, Medin- nex, Naperville. ah; Thomas R. Hanson, Brookfield; Thomas Isaacs, Glen EUyn; David Ernest LeDuc, director of stu¬ D. Jaeger, Western Springs; Ann dent activities at College of DuPage Marie Johnson, Lisle; James Kas- announced that the listing was being par, Itasca; Bryan D. Koeppl, La made as a service to students and Grange; Jeffrey M. Lachine, Elm¬ parents. Since the College is a hurst; Susan Mauk, Western community college designed to Springs; Gary E. Miller, Downers serve students who live within easy Grove; Lesley J. Moeller, Elm¬ commuting distance of the campus, hurst; Mrs. Joyce Monaghan, it maintains no dormitory or other Wheaton; Robert R. Person, Lom¬ student housing. The College as¬ bard; Warren Phelps Jr., Glen sumes no responsibility for Inde¬ EUyn. pendent housing facilities used by students, including those on the The College of DuPage student body was well re- lege pom-pom squad. Also participating were stu- rental index. presented hrTthe Lombard Lilac Parade last Sunday, dents from the Theatre Arts department The Also Robert R. Piemonte, Brook¬ May 19. Shown here are members of the out-going parade is one of the largest annual events held in field; Barbara Rubins, Western Each listing will contain the ad¬ student government in the automobile, and the col- the western suburbs. Springs; Virginia Schubert, La Grange; Walter Shifter, La Grange; dress of the rental unit, the name James Skarnulis, Justice; Jeffrey of the owner, the cost, when it can Summer Quarter L. Sorenson, La Grange Park; be seen and what facilities it offers, Carla E. Stenersen, La Grange such as kitchen, laundry, parking, Senate Rescinds Park; Randolph Stenersen, La etc. Students and parents inter¬ to Open June 14, Grange Park; David Stewart, Glen ested in acquiring a copy of the EUyn; Virginia Thiel, La Grange list can obtain one from the Office One Day Late Park; Lawrence Thompson, Naper- of Student Activities or the Ad¬ Student Speaking Ban vUle; Paul J. Trautt, Wheaton, and missions Office as soon as suf¬ The summer quarter at College John Valcarenghi, Hinsdale. ficient listings are available. of DuPage will start June 14, one By Ray Burdett day later than previously sched¬ uled, John Paris, director of ad¬ The rule banning student speak¬ President Ed Hummel addressed missions, said Wednesday. ers was rescinded and a new rule the senate, asking it to rescind the Spring Formal May 29 put into effect at the senate meet¬ rule making it necessary for all candidates for the positions of chief Glen Crest Junior High School ing May 19 at Finley Rd. The new Tickets to the social event of the The list includes places which judge and four associate judges to wiU not be available until that date. rule would permit: college year, Try to Remember, serve food and drink and are all be interviewed by the senate. He Paris said the new opening date the spring formal at Marriott located in the Chicago metroplitan said they had already been inter¬ applies to all classes, both day 1. That after roll is taken and Motor Inn, are still available at area. viewed by the executive board. and night. minutes read, individuals outside of campus offices. They are $5 the senate will be given 15 minutes The senate voted not to change the The Marriott Inn itself has About 700 students have reg¬ per couple. (collectively) to speak. rule, however, and Hummel gave several excellent restaurants. The notice that candidates will be pre¬ istered so far, about half the total Mary E. Kelly, chairman of the Stirrup Cup features several sented to the senate at the next expected for the quarter. 2. That individuals would be given formal, said Bresnahan Studio will steaks, patterned after an English another 15 minutes (collectively) at meeting. Men’s Grill. Also there is danc¬ Late registration will be at Glen take pictures during the dance the end of the meeting to speak be¬ ing at the Wind Jammer bar, Crest, 22W141 Sheehan Ave., Glen May 29. The charge is $4.95 Bob Cowan, student observerfor patterned after the inside of a fore adjournment. Ellyn, at the following times: June for two color 5x7 pictures plus the Council for Educational Pro¬ clipper ship, or perhaps a late 10- 11 - 12 and 13 from 7 to four wallet size photos. 3. That individuals would be able gram, also spoke before the senate. night drink in the Firehouse Tav- 9 p.m., and June 14 from 9 a.m. to to speak after a motion is made and He spoke of the Importance and en, with its authentic 1890 fire 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. These reg¬ Marriott Motor Inn is five miles before it is voted on as long as it future of the council, and suggested istration times will be open to both east of Rte.