Spoon River College - Shield Yearbook (Canton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

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' . 17fffi55Y' a 2, aww x M , w A .M STUDENT LIFE Sl W mr 54- 22. q Xia Z i .Q f I X l y in W X.,-fd, 'se' lx i f W' 3 , P' 'A Registration Week Began the 67- 8 CCC. School Year i 359' , v as e A. , Q45 V :W f Mr. Starasta catches up on the news while waiting for students to sign up for claSSeS. Dahm Dungeon was the waiting place to begin registration. Miss Cagley explains to freshmen the procedure of registration. - -V fWW,,,,Wr,w...a.a.Ke .flex , . 9, 1 X , A! Q ' 32 Q I W ,,,. af i Y 911 Aff? X f XV f ff ff fifyfs VW f f if j ff f f QV X f Susan Sonneman Patti Stees jo Lea Peterson Friendship Festival Queen Candidates A dollar down and a dollar a week. Willa Stroman in charge of the bookstore mal-res sure the students have their books Monday morning. fi ff' ,'g A M Aw, Students enjoy a picnic after many tedious hours of registration. I9 vmgsk A . A Nik Student Housing Involves Washing and Cleaning . . . fdy Th refrigerator raider strikes at any time o a or II. se sisters have double trouble making a decision on what beverage to buy. 20 Cooking, Il l I wish there was some way to eat without having to wash and dry dishes. V ...nil 5 2 2 5 2 i fi .z 5 i i I wonder if this sweatshirt will fade on my other clothes. The task of keeping house includes making the bed every day. P' Y Z W I 1 I t E i Faylene Conard seems to be having a disagreement with the Boo-Ga-Loo Down Broadway vending machine. Boys flee to the walk between classes for the latest news. N -1' New -WL Aw. Dan Crafton and Louis jendras practice their folk singing for the Coffee House. 5554? I .4 ', ' 5. 'fv- I-Ie who walks on water also rakes leaves. l ' 8' 'f-. . Y , N i Ev'--., ...M gg , sy , ' 'rx ig 2 33' , , -1 -... ,- v- - .Q ' s a The sight of students traveling from Kuchan Hall to Dahm Hall is a familiar scene around campus. ONE ,I I QW K V -X ' 8. f, ns , .1 Q-0, sa -si mu, WAY' ii ffuffiih' , Papua-L1 1 I 'd can x 7, . can . 4 . Q-1- . ,Liz w 1 Senate Sponsors Casino Nite Nov. 20 PQ sse dont fravmsf Step right up and win yourself a poochie dog! Hit me with an ace! Where she stops nobody knows! Free information, but the change will cost you. Colorful streamers and bright lights turned Central Auditorium into the Dating Game stage. O V.L.J. Hosts atmg ame If I were a candy bar I'd be a Tootsie R011 because I'd last a long time. V.L.I. introduces Patti Stees to john Dare. Amusing, unusual and sometimes em barrassing answers! C.C.C. Programs for 196 6 ROGER VVILLIAMS GIVEN STANDING OVATION BY NEAR CAPACITY CROWD! Additional entertainment was provided by Jody Donnavan, a versatile singer imitator and The Arbors, a quartet of brothers. just a few of the many songs performed by Mr. Piano were: Somewhere My Love, Try To Remember, Yester- day, and Ebb Tide. At completion of the spectacular pro- gram, Roger Williams honored the en- thusiastic crowd with his most requested number, Autumn Leaves. THE DOORS PERFORM DURING CANTON FESTIVAL This psychedelic group hired by Canton Co lege, rang out a distinctly different sound and style appealing mainly to the younger generat1on - ,. X f X-wil, 'A x 4 ' A ,J W' bgliw' E? . x X ,. . . , A s I - fi Q X ft s if ii' Q wk 'A hx J ,. F.: f ,, as X. 1 Q, 3 4' .- . X . I . S all L Y Q: its N x S 'Vs K Z Mistletoe FrolicMDec. 19 KING STEVE WALDEN AND . QUEEN MILINDA INMAN REIGN OVER THE MYSTIC NIGHT! X if 'Y 7 if X, Couples danced to the sw'ing'n sound of The Dynamics while others sat to talk and keep beat to the music. ,Yi .2 , ,A iunvjx ., ppt aw. 27 Q0 'YQ' iw Canton Colle e Salutes Class by Presenting Spoon River nthology dgar Lee Masters Miss Coty and her mother help out just before curtain time. She who survives me snared my soul with a snare which bled me to death, Where's my boy? My boy? by ' 4-rj Zi N 'fwx-QM, ,QBNNBBENKWQNKLLXES ww lmomxavuqmw-um www-Nw, N f , ff, ,ff Si ,fwv-H 'VMS 'ci 'in . ,Ml .1 K .M . un., Shondells raw Record 1 Wl Q... if ,I Tommy james and the Shondells headlined the show at the CCC May Ball on May 25, 1968. Hits by the group in- clude: Hanky Pankyf' l Think We're Alone Now, Mirage , and their current hit, Mony Mony, The group in- cludes Tommy james, Eddie Gray, Pete Lucia, Ronnie Rosman, and Mike Vale. .af g My Two hundred couples danced to the music of Billy Hill's Orchestra, Tommy Ia Young Generation at the May Ball in the Pere Marquette Grand Ballroom in Pe 30 mes and the Shondells, and the oria. Crowd at ay all 1 qi ,sf J Many couples took a break from dancing with a refreshing Coke. Q MAY BALL RCYALTY: Dave Krupps, Vicky Hammond, John Dare, Melissa Hall, King Terry Winters Queen Georgia Brickler, Jeanne Kumer, Dennis Gille, Patty Cranwill, and jeff jochums. 31 I f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Wendell Anderson Christine Barth JoAnn Barth Tom Basco Gary Baughman Marcia Becker Kay Bendrick Dan Benesch Dennis Bourscheidt Tom Breen Steve Brown Lillian Burnett Dennis Castlebury Roy Clark Faylene Conard Karen Crerner 4fSumantha Dahlstrom lim Dennis Richard Dippon john Doolan Fred Downey Vicki Dowell Lydia Downs ifBarbara Ennis Richard Erickson Al Ford Phil Gibboney joe Glad Mary Glensenkarnp Maura Gregory joe Halford +Rolland Hannam jim Hanson Mike Hardt Fred Harms Mike Hay Marlin Heiden Rod Heinze Dorothy Hillman Roy Hopper john Horaney Torn Hubbard Milinda Inman Robert Janssen jeff lochums Pat juraco Rebecca Kennel Dave Krupps Steve Ladd jim Landrus - LaVerne Larson Larry Larson Stan McBroom Lewis Martin Gary Meyers jon Mummert Mike Myers tLarry Nebergall Phil Nebergall Steve Newcomb Rollin Northrup Jerry Norville Brian Pavlons john Poloney Ray Portscheller Larry Rodgers Kay Rucker rMary lane Saal Verna Sandall Gary Sciortino Tom Shipley Clarence Smith Forrest Steele Glen Steging Pat Sullivan Nancy Summer Ron Tomevi Stanley Ulrich PIfPam Urbanc Steve Walden Larry West Kenneth White Kenneth Williamson Paul Windish Terry Wray lim Appenheimer Almon Ashley Dave Berbaum Dennis Betz Eddy Brown PIfKeith Cowdery Larry Dalton Steve Daniel Dennis Eads +Steve Elsasser Larry Fain Gary Fluegel Harlan Fuelberth Ed Hodgkins PIfLynn Hultine ifBarre Hunter Paul Jury Tommy Karrow +Keith Keller Larry Kelley +Members of Phi Theta Kappa schoiasrie C C C G I. u S Fraternity M iff fw. I , f 0 f X 9 W X X B . Q We E? 2 FACULTY AND ACADEMICS ,- ,U L9 r ' -N ww- 's x , XX ! :wi W' x V' 1 fi -:f,....Ax '- ij President ishop Achieves Goal Class President Hearl C. Bishop The realization of our area Class I junior College has been achieved through great cooperative effort by the people. This outstanding accomplishment has given us a juxtaposition with other areas in establishing an educational landmark in the history of our public schools in Illinois. The construction of our area junior College will be remembered as the unprecedented achievement of our times, and our greatest con- tribution for the development and Welfare of our young men and Women. The real significance of our Class I junior College will not be necessarily reflected in statistics, but rather, in the experiences of individual citizens, young and old, Where lives are being molded and shaped by the new educational programs of the school. In addition, many community services may be rendered by the college staff and students participating cooperatively. Today, better jobs are demanding better education, hence, your greatest and most re- warding efforts can be realized through planned educational programs. May your con- tributions be measured by your personal success for the betterment of our society. Klicczejf Board Promotes Class M ZW! is We L. D. Barnard Walter Sebo Vivian Ashton President Vice President Secretary C. Robert Chapman Richard Birkey President Bishop makes one of his many telephone calls promoting the Class I junior college proposal. ik '4 ,j X- 37 Counselors Advise Students and Assist the Dean Daniel Brauer Myrna Harms Director of Financial Aid Counselor sun., ., James I-Ieeren Donald Mortvedt Vivian Ashton pours Mr. I-Ieeren a cup of coffee at Dean of Housing and Dean of Students the tea. Social Activities Mrs. Harms talks with a student about the future of C.C.C. Victor Zavarella Administrative Assistant E E 'Mfr i C.C.C. Becomes Class On March 2, 1968, a referendum for Canton College to become the Fulton- Mason -Knox area junior college was approved by 772, of the voters. This approval made Canton College a Class I junior College. Eight years ago the Canton district residents voted to es- tablish the present Canton College. For the first 6 years it operated in facilities at the Canton High School. During the past 2 years it has been housed in several buildings in the downtown area. Efforts to get a Class I junior college have been underway since the fall of 1966. More than 40 clubs, organiza- tions, news media, and political groups endorsed the Class I college, as did the Board of Higher Education and the Il- linois junior College Board. The efforts have not been in vain, for Canton Col- lege will become the Spoon River junior College, a Class I junior college. Dean Herald Bishop commented, To me, there can be no better way to com- memorate our Sesquicentennial in the great State of Illinois. It will stand as our greatest contribution to the youth and adult populace of West Central Il- linois . Miss Coty, Chairman of the Class I Tea socializes with the guests. Mr. Georgieff and his family endorse the Class I Junior College. , F... Ywisfi I sg he English Dept. akes a f ww 7 ' ff-13 ' ,Tr ig A i W f 54451-7 1 XX ,Eff as Q gi s X 14 Y is QNX ss s A V New X Y ,,., , Mrs. Doubet explains that English is needed for a solid foundation on which to Marion Guyton build any career. wb 'Wm Ruth Cagley Librarian English Miss Cagley enjoys a cup of coffee in the teachers lounge before going back to the library. A, W l+J WM M... if W7 1 4 ,ye Helen Lawson Reading 40 Foundation f 'zqz sb ' 'V ',.,'1 V E' M Daisy Coty Kathryn Doubet Speech English git WV? Y Karen Keener Floride Kidder English English QOH r-0 any Farrell Till Mary O'Nej1 English English Mr. Till makes a hurried excuse after being caught listening to the ball game during registration. , 4 f , 9 fx , 2 Si ' ,f ww U , if ' -E is ,if fs, ff v, A g f X z f J! , :E ' V , I 14 f gf' X32 ' g f I Miss Coty prepares to do the dishes from the Class A-1 Tea of which she is committee chairman. Science Formulates the Future at he W alter Pet ers Geology .AH , 5,..g ff I-I. H. Lagerpusch Mervin Smart Physics A new addition to the geology department's equipment is a machine that can saw rocks Mr. Lagerpusch helps his puzzled students with their experiment Chemistry Robert McGinnis Chemistry P' :SWA yd, 't + 42' U ,vi 1 f 'Y' 42 Ja, .,s,333ig5PZ,5w,g,f V -1- v f ' Y. A William Wilson Robert Harland James Lane Zoology Biology Biology We Learn about Life Microscopes aid students in learning. WUI Ranting S A had the opportunity of dissecting f Xi.. 711 Wfli SSE -, A .Nd Determining the organs of a shark is a difficult job. Second semester anatomy students a shark. Q Ng!! www, X M me, l 5 I 2 5 'iii 1 zz: 5 i it ar .X ,- The Business ii ' Y' Q .M WX Since typewriters were added to the Department, many students like Steve Trompeter take advantage of the daily typing classes. Here two students develop their skills at working the key punch machine. IBM Machines were added to C.C.C.'s Business Department to give students an opportunity to train in the data processing field. T' NNN-WWMW' Department Expands Ronald Davies Harrison Eller Carl Jackson Business Business Accotmting Charles Kuehn Dan Ortega Lois Sears Data Processing Accounting Business Mr. Davies relaxes in his office between his classes. I, h 4 .ss , ,JY , 4 is sa v Q M. Q., inn- Mrs. Sears waits to sign up new students for typing and shorthand. Math Stimulates Reasoning N-My 'l7r Charles Black Edwin Fitzgibbon Math Math Students seek to understand the many computations needed to solve a math problem. swf' 46 Mr. Kuehn uses the blackboard to help him ex plain a problem to his students. Mr. Black takes up reading during quiet moment on registration day. 53 as 5 umanities Discover Talent .7 W ff ' Nancy Elson Ketric: Klingman Music Music Jan Hough shows her skills and learning in painting a vase of flowers. John Martin Thomas Snowman Mrs. Starasta points out some of the work done by her art students. French Art :js V 1 A ' I t 2 Z,,gt:3eY xx X li f f' ff i is IW , 4 'W A M.. ...M f Q , , . ,. lx 1 W aw.-XX, M u Q . A Q QM' Mr. Klingman greets students with a friendly How on registration day. 1 T Technical Education rains 'ie-Qgkg EL.-:Af f 7 Robert Anderson jesse Bradshaw William Durley Harold Huber C.E.T, Ag. Tech. F.M.T. Dean of Tech. Ed. W was-q.,,,,,,um .r Harold Johnson Edward R. Keiser Carl McC1aus1and George Starasta C.E.T, F.M.T. Ag. Tech. Machine Design Tech. 'Y 4 9 Brian Telander Harold Wheeler Donald Whitten F.M.T. Ag. Tech. F.M.T. 48 in Many Field Mr. Huber explains Ag Management Technology to Tom Sprecher on registration day. A drafting student exercises the principles he was taught in Machine design. tw ., A N- vw V MM., , 49 ' fyavWM I ' 'w--.w.,.. 6, mwwwmyfww n-vw., 5001404 8 1 M449 is W 7 Here two F.M.T. students find enjoyment in learning how this machine works. LM M -i Machine design requires many tools and much knowledge. Social Studies Richard Switzer History Mildred Patterson Sociology Mr. Switzer shows his domestic abilities. if A , 4' ' .j+'f.', ' . . '-' 5111 'Sf ' -- ' We-.11 ,:f-n,:::5 , Q2 Q: f if - . '-ri' , x+11 'frm ' 9 ll ' , ' f 3 -W E , ii I55leY0.-.'32.0t: fit! V , V W: we f mfsmw N 1 , i,?,,3g.ZQ V- A. ig. ' urs ff' ,, f' ms'-yi,s,:'QrP Looking through the door of knowledge. so I ast to Present Cyril Cavanaugh Faye Hedin History and Political Science Psychology Some work, while others . . . 51 Even teachers relax Harry Smith Physical Education Betty Starasta Edward Georgi eff Physical Education Physical Education Art PE: Cademic Relaxation the day. class go up for a tip. Two members of a boy's P.E. Mrs. Starasta gives her swimmers their instructions for Skill improves with every game. 3 Classes Meet Day and Night: Summer, inter, Spring and Fall n Hi n 'W 3 i Working with precise measurements and minute Oh, No! I broke the machine quantitites became part of the routine of physics majors. Adults are parents by day and students by night. urses Study Here and There The philosophy of the Graham Hospital School of Nursing is in harmony with the philosophy of the Graham Hospital with- in which the school of nursing functions. The school of nursing believes that learning is achieved in an atmosphere Where democratic principles of learning are understood and used, and where the group desires to attain a common goal. The students' participation through per- ception and development of ideas is essential to the learning process, of which reasoned values, motivation, and a knowledge of the goals are necessary for achievement. The Canton Community College provides the instruction in the basic sciences for the School of Nursing. Students attend classes at the college for four terms. If I could only remember Work before play. 54 I any Keep C.C.C. Running wif, Ada Edley Virginia Vasen janet Flynn Secretary Registrar Secretary Frances Steinkamp Marcia Shumaker Willa Stroman Secretary Secretary Book Store Manager Mrs. Edley sorts I.D.'s. Frances Rapson Asst. of Library 'tw , nf M ,.,?S A W was 'O pf I 'WX ew ',, 1 , 'f 4, N. 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X ff ,M XX! 1 , W W Zig-V fb ' ? 'Z nm Q , K+ 'hi w ' ,tv , M. S' fn .K W UR GANIZA TION 3.1 'GT S X I' I fu. cm r X- ..,.,,rs X X ff 1 , ,,, X Za 0 - f I I , y' 0 . W Nth? Ai.. Student Senate There are two elections each year: lj five Fresh- man Representatives are elected during the last x p , week of September, and 25 the four officers and A f Q :IS two Sophomore Representatives are elected dur- f fa ing the last week of April to serve the following EN X Sag year. A ' ew' The Student Senate started this school year with a -- . L free dance featuring The Shags of Peoria. The Doors concert and the Roger Williams concert N e' W X were next on the Senate calendar. Then some- thing new at Canton College, Casino Night, was ffl? p X, a great success. Another success was the college j V pq. A ' vp.. yl.1 Christmas Dance with Steve Walden and Melinda , Q . zff at Inman reigning as king and queen for the event. e l V - Next, another new event in Canton was our own '-- awe' i'i: Dating Game with couples receiving an evening it tc' ' of fun at the Suburban Supper Club. The last and Steve wekier, dishes up some barbecue for greatest social function was the May Ball held in Mark Heuer at the annual Crusaders Day. the Pere Marquette Grand Ballrggm , STUDENT SENATE FRONT ROW: Ron Kahn, Dan Kelly, Pres., Steve Brugger, jack Flanagan, Vice Pres., SEC- OND ROW: Scott Doubet, Larry Berry, Sec., Marcia Murphy, Milinda Inman, Treas., Steve Walden. 58 Dan Kelly and Ron Kahn discuss final preparations for Casino Night. 59 Scott Doubet and Steve Hoak are kept busy getting soft drinks for thirsty CCC students at Crusaders' Day. ,Q ? gs Ron Kahn asks questions of three girls whose identity is unknown to him in the Dating Game. 5l1 X Barbara Ennis Co-editor .2 Angie Blake and joe Halford prepare final copies for shipment to the yearbook company. Mary Weaver gets ready to sort out photographs she will need for her classes section. Shield Co-editors Barb Ennis and Marcia Becker obtain new ideas by looking at yearbooks from other schools. 2 3.,. 2 vi ww yw 5 , am' 'Kd' -..l N'-v-... Staff 4 I is af 2'Q?Q lii Agn I ff Marcia Becker Co-editor FRONT ROW: Joyce Miller, Vicki Crank, Marcia Becker, Barb Ennis, joe Halford. SECOND ROW: Kathy Ander- son, Pat Cranwill, Scott Doubet, Sue Widger, Mary Weaver. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kathryn Doubet, adviser, Angie Blake, Pat Crist, jean Kumer. ,V f-M110-4-v.v...,,.,,,, , ffff, ' 'Nav 'WMV ---my., 'CSP 3 5 1694, twgrgs Q 95 Q 0 9 'U' 0' Q Qi? 46, V 5 . . e-23 5' yy. . , wx X Q ww 1 mf sf, ' 1 is Q - t v: m ,J Gary O1-tman Co- editor , 'Iv .x jeff Jochums wraps up the camera after shooting pictures for his story. QHCGI' 9- LT 'Wh Sikh.: 'N 3 :S 'N 9. iii '91 ax Terry Briggs hangs up his im- pression of the editors. Mike and Gary layout the ads for the LANCER. ' E XQJS.. KN fe- I 2 r l W. M W V 2 4445215 ff! StaiT , l .: s ' QWSW.- ..s we ..: x F Q .. Q: rar R fi f 'rx 7. , ?iiawwa,, , gf,ZfQF 23? - 5. . 5357- f' 55554 , 1 ' ff 'rm V we 2.91 ' 'Efy'-17 as 4 Jew 4 'rev-,f fffzffl aa- ' 3. ?fr' Q 5 X5 E-: :AS . : As s ,. gi 711, rf :I 41 , K ' ?E'i we , 5 .- Q 's , -' Z 1,13 ,4 if .I M -f Qf' . a wt' fa V PYKZU' as...-.nw E hi 5, E Mrs. Guyton smiles as she searches for a cartoon for the next issue. f , X 41 W. , pf .. Y, 1 ypgif, 1waeH Vg -5 . . X K Mya , Q, f f 'H Z W Mike Ch atwell Co-editor FRONT ROW: Alfonzo Ford, Gary Meyers, Pat Cranwill, joe Halford, Dan Crafton, Mike Chatwell, Yvetta Da11ey, Gary Ortman, Mike Myers. SECOND ROW: Larry Wherley, Barbara Crooks, Susan junis, Faylene Conard, 'Theresa Burtis, Janette Lindecrantz. THIRD ROW: Marian Guyton, advisor, Larry Decker, Wayne Demott, Terry E. Winters, james Hogan, Dick Harris, Steven Smith. x 1:6 diff The bulletin board reports the activities of the week to all the nurses. UFSCS NURSES: FRONT ROW: Nancy Banister, Tede Lee, Vickie I-Iovey, Cheryl Holmes, Juanita Burkhart, Linda Bul- lock. SECOND ROW: Linda Draper, Mary Ann Morrissey, Mary Beth Savanski, Marti Moore, Shirley Busley, Elsie Trone. THIRD ROW: Bruce johnson, Prudence Triust, Donna Berglund, Karen Wagehoft, Sharon Orr, Joanne Miller. J i 3? L f. . A sign .1 X Trai W I After a day of hard work at the hospital and school, a After feeding patients, nurses must also feed them night on the town is a welcome event. selves. Nurses celebrate the Sesquicentennial of Illinois by making the first type of nursing cap. -7f Y ' f gaze. , a- V3 ' ' , , 65 A5 47 W 'af Qi if-aff' QQ Q '59 in 'ir W. Q 6 'SY' .Zi was .ga Q J .aawlkf xiii l 4 fm? Z. sv af' Z C e ACTIVES FRONT ROW: Ioyce Miller, Sgt.-at-Arms, Vicki Crank, Social Chairman, Marcia Becker, joelene Porter, Pres SECOND ROW: Kathy Anderson, Susan Iunis, Joyce Steinheimer, Milinda Inman. THIRD ROW: Susie Finfrock, Angie Blake, Treas., Mary jane Saal, Barb Ennis, Sec. Marcia Murphy, V. Pres. Z Xa l 66 Zeta Chi sorority encourages sisterhood and scholarship in its members. Zeta Chi is open to any female student willing to go through the traditional pledge period. For the first semester nine new members joined Zeta Chig during second semester rush five girls joined. The Zeta Chi meetings were held on Tues- day nights at 7:00. They sponsored sev- eral dances throughout the school year, including one entitled Psych-Out . Zeta Chi members participated in the Heart Fund and United Fund Drives during Feb- ruary. At Christmas, the girls helped wrap presents for the crippled children. Throughout the year, Zeta Chi supported a Korean orphan child. Also, the girls helped to distribute posters for the Class I proposal. UK -is M417 fi joelene Porter and Tonda Gates talk over plans for a future ZX meeting. Zeta Chi Typical pledge attire was a blue and white bow and a vest made of a sheet. 67 PLEDGES: FRONT ROW: Tonda Gates, Asst. pledge trainer, Pat Cranwill, julie Mentler, Marcia Murphy, pledge trainer. SECOND ROW Missy Hall, Sue Widger, Mari- 9: sue Minor. ZR? 5 Sigma lpha Theta ACTIVES: FRONT ROW: Carol I-lartzell, Sec., Kristine Wilson, Treas., Georgia Brickler, V. Pres., Becky Kennel, Pres., SECOND ROW: Cheryl Widger, Betty Slaughter, Donire Wise, Faylene Conard, Terri Garretts. THIRD ROW: Nancy Summer, Lynn Harding, Reporter, Sue Sormeman, jo Peterson, Sherry White, Pledge Trainer, Patricia Worsfold. Sherry White makes sure the pledges have their pledge hats on and are carrying their goody bags for the actives. 68 Sigma Alpha Theta had a sorority house on Main Street during first semester and at 844 North Ninth Street during second se- mester The girls promote good will and sisterhood among their members. They have established a scholarship fund for one of their members. Some of the activities they sponsored were two dances a bake sale, and a car wash. Sigma Alpha Theta helped in the following community projects: the I-Ieart Fund Drive, at the nursing home. In May, the girls helped to give patterning treatments to a twenty three year old youth who is in a condition of muscular arterioration. They helped the former Canton College student for five minutes every day. Anyone want to buy a raffle ticket? PLEDGES: FRONT ROW: Carolyn Aden, Theresa Burtis, Jacque Storts. SECOND ROW: Judy Rechlln, Barbara Crooks, Pres., Donna Miller, Clarilre Bell. St. Jude March, and Christmas caroling 69 Two semester pledges perform the traditional push-ups for actives. h' S' Do I really have to carry this around with me? PLEDGES: Kerry Clemens and Gary Smith i Z ACTIVES: FRONT ROW: Steve Stout, jerry Norville, Sec., Steve Chance, Pres., Donnie Howard, V Pres , Ray Rodgers, Treas. SECOND ROW: Chuck Hezlep, jim Mosher, Mick Tinder, Sgt. of Arms, Richard Ryner THIRD ROW: Steve Walden, jack Gilbert, Mike Murphy, Bill Stark, Chuck Welch, Dan Brauer, Advisor. Phi Kappa Sigma is a fraternity or- ganized for brotherhood and scholar- ship. They initiated eight pledges the first semester and two the next. The Phi Kapps participated in the Heart Fund drive and the Class I promotion. At Thanksgiving they visited the Nursing I-Iome. They held a Christmas party at the Crippled Children's Home and pro- vided presents for the children. The Phi Kapps joined the Zeta Chi sorority for caroling during the Christmas season. The Phi Kapps participated in the Crusaders' Day baseball games at Big Creek Park. First semester president Steve Walden and second semester president Steve Chance talk over future plans 7l Sigma Iota Nu has provided enter- tainment open to all students throughout the year. They have I obtained their state charter from I Illinois and have established a chapter fraternity at Illinois Cen- tral College. fr: gil Rx E FS! The fraternity has been awarded ll gl. Q 'yt trophies in football and basketball for their abilities. The School Spirit Award was won by them for participating in all school functions and athletics. Volunteer- ing for the March of Dimes Drive and passing out brochures on the I Class A-1 College are examples wwgm M of their leadership and coopera- tion. 'Y sm-fmt. .,. 1m...yL :k...f52 .. .- M K K' W -A4 sash: Qi Sigma Iota Nu found its home on East Elm during the school year. ACTIVES: FRONT ROW: Bob Anderson, Sec., Steve Brugger, Sgt. of Arms, jim McConnell, Pledge Trainer, Lanny Burgard, Pres., Nick Scheirer, Vice Pres., Dennis Gille, Treas. SECOND ROW: Larry Berry, jerry Lamb, Dan Kelly, Randy Coleman, Chuck Maroon, Public Relations. TI-HRD ROW: Mr. Black, Wayne Schmidt, Gary Meyers, Joe Romonus, Ron Torrey, jack Flanegan. 72 Y v .lg PLEDGES: FRONT ROW: Jim Hampton, Dick Talbot, jim Cain, Pres., SECOND ROW: jeff Laatsch, Tom Weber, Ron Kahn, Frank Schwiderski. THIRD ROW: Steve Standard, Bill Mosher, Larry McAllister, Lynn Jarvis. Sigma ota u Wayne Schmidt watches T.V. in typical pledge position at the An onion a day keeps the actives away. Sig house. wg s SY'- --'iqw N,-,M 'i X fr' gf, W ACTIVES: FRONT ROW: Tyrone Vlahovich, Larry Chitwood, Carl Denny, Cliff McGinnis, Michael Shissler. SECOND ROW: Forrest Steele, Treas., Don Manier, Sec., Jeff jochums, Pres. Dennis Castlebury, V. Pres., Terry Wray, Sgt. of Arms. THIRD ROW: jerry King, Odie Blair, Richard Erickson, John Grady, Bernie Cowan, Larry Wherley, Larry Decker, john Horaney, Nelson Sellers. FOURTH ROW: Larry Alred, Bruce Lovely, Gary Gabbrants, Mike Huston, Steve Smith, Wayne Demott, Terry Winters, Gary Baughman, Chris Bradney. FIFTH ROW: Gordon Wright, Dennis Faux, Larry Sarff, Tom Lawson, Dick Harris, Bruce LaViolette, Joe Glad, Dick Schumann, Steve Kuhn. Robinson Court was the location of Theta Kappa fraternity house. The boys re- ceived a State Charter the first semes- ter and organized a pledge class at Illinois Central College. They initiated 25 pledges the first se- mester and 15 the next. Total membership exceeded 65 of which more than half will return next fall. The Theta Kapps participated in the local Heart Fund Drive and collected more than 35100 . Promoting the Class I was another of the many services performed by them. X- X 'if 1-- V ' 'fi 212 lr- PLEDGES: FRONT ROW: Dan Elmore, Eugene Hermann, Pam Qmascotj Kent Mann, Mike Ballard. SECOND ROW: Greg Smith, Bill jones, Theta Kappa Epsilon pledges worship Charlie Blesse, Pledge Pres., Gary McCray, Steven Quill. this idol during pledge period. Theta appa Epsilon Larry Wherley had no intentions of sharing his pizza with fellow fraternity brothers at the Theta Kaps' house. - sw: 1+ 'FE' Q 1.8 ' Q lvl at .. pi-f. r' .Q l 'aww 0 --i, .-so .U'4 0 :sm ,V N' 'QS SOPHOMORES: FRONT ROW: Steve Laldn, Reporter, Dennis Padgett, Pres., Stephen Elssasser, V. Pres., james Pool, Sec., Ed Brown, Treas., Larry Neukomm, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: William Pikesh, Ed Pepper, Duane Wallin, Dave Willis, Lynn Hultine, Gene Wolf. ROW THREE: Keith Cowdery, Russell Miller, Larry Dal- ton, Dennis Eads, Tom Karrow, Keith Keller, Ferdinand McCormich. FOURTH ROW: Richard Reils, Jim Appen heimer, Gary Fluegel, Darrell Peterson, Barre Hunter, John Kirkbride. Phi Mu Tau became thelargest fraternity on campus after adding 31 freshmen to their 25 actives. Only the farm tech- nology students are eligible to join. The students must have and maintain a C average to stay a member. The mem- bers include students from many of the surrounding states. The pledges greeted spectators of the basketball games at the door and pro- vided a cheering section for the cheer- leaders to compete for the good spirit trophy. The Phi Mu Tau promoted a state pro- gram of farm technology fraternities. They are also striving for a nationwide program. They also sponsored an all- school skating party. Pledges meet their duties by sweeping the floor during the basketball intermission. lv .L V. . Qc FRESHMAN: FRONT ROW: Marvin Bell, Mark Sowers, Steve Breckenridge, Kenneth I-ludders, Vincent Van Quake beke, Keith Dorsch. SECOND ROW: Myron Hard, Bob Hixon, Joe Lilley, Paul I-leeren, Don Bennett, Greg Blythe Darrel Kammeyer. THIRD ROW: johnny Anderson, Joe Luthy, Tom Doolittle, Ed Scott, Darrell Emme, Weldon Conover, David Roach, Roger Reed, Pat Powell. FOURTH ROW: Sid Combs, Steve Christian, Carl Bressner, Rex Peterson, David Ladage, Paul l-Iartweg, Richard Futhey, jim Garrison, Mike Powell. 441 hi u Tau 1, m 'Hg N time ff N ., Hgmzzmma '25 iq N 2322 ry. ' .. ,215 t' 'M 4 ll Q 1 Q , I Q hu , I 4 ' 6 ' V1 QMQSW QIUI, NI K , ,, aaa , , 'ef 1 , -L. 1 I Phi Mu Tau pledges greet basketball fans at the gym door. 2 .L in 515-'ss N. Wi? il .Lf Derryl Pikesh, Keith Keller, Barre I-Iunter, Dennis Hag- gerty, Margaret Gilmore, John Ehrgott, Marilyn Piro, Kathy Roselle, Richard Reils, Mary Saal, Duane Wallin and Dave Willis join the national honorary fraternity, Phi Theta Kappa. hi Theta appa ACTIVES: FRONT ROW: Rolland I-Iannam, Treas., Larry G Nebergall Pam Urbanc Sec Surnantha Dahlstrom SECOND ROW: Lynn G. Hultine, Phil Lane, Pres., Stephen Elsasser Barbara Ennls TI-HRD ROW Keith M Cow dery, Dennis Padgett, Ferdinand McCormick, Larry Neukomm Not Present Lyle Ray Mary McAdams AIVIG Watt. 1 V' f Q if ,..ws-ug, .y-my ? , vw-, ' .,., 2 W ' - Q ' i , 4 al A ,Pl M. Q f ,Q 11 li 'A ,U FRONT ROW: Betty Slaughter, Faylene Conard, Steve Walden, Milinda Inman, Ioelene Porter. SECOND ROW: Steve Chance, John Grady, Ron Torrey, Wayne Schmidt, Steve Kuhn, jeff jochums. Greek Council Creek Council controls the social events of the Greeks. 79 The purpose of the Greek Council is to coordinate activities, prevent grievances, and promote better un- derstanding among the Greeks . Two members from each Greek organ- izations attend the weekly Thursday meetings . All the activities which each sorority and fraternity plan must be approved by the Greek Coun cil and the Student Senate before be- ing placed on the school calendar. The Greek Council is composed of Zeta Chi, Sigma Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa Sigma, Theta Kappa Epsilon, and Sigma Iota Nu representatives. YOUNG DEMOCRATS: FRONT ROW: Joyce Miller, Mary Jane Saal, Sec., joe Halford, Vice Pres., Don Newton, Pres., Ed Busen, Treas., Scott Doubet, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Odie Blair, Donna Miller, john I-Ioraney, Larry 'VVher1ey, john Grady, Wayne Benett, David Krupps, David Ferguson. TI-HRD ROW: Dick Harris, Tom Lawson, Dennis Faux, Gary Gabbrants, Terry Wray. Young Democrats I I The Democrats plan a dance to promote interest in their organization. if 80 WL fs f f Z f ,Agssf - is '. f f f f f , 5 ws w,y f f ,.f Q . - Agri- 49, N r :f.-5 ' -Q. , - ,mmf ww rw sf 1 f 9 va , ' V , ff.-,6 iw Ron Tomevi signs up Theresa Burtis for the Young Re- Bill Edley gains support for the Class I College, one publicans on registration day. of the many services which gave the YR's the title of Best Organization of the Year. Young epublicans YOUNG REPUBLICANS: FIRST ROW: Theresa Burtis, Sec., Ron Tomevi, Pres., Rodney Nickerson, V. Pres. SECOND ROW: Mary Weaver, Marisue Minor, Tonda Gates, Anne Williamson, Paula Sprowls, Linda McVicker, joelene Porter. THIRD ROW: Faylene Conard, Donnie I-loward, Barbara Ennis, john Grady, W. Harrison Eller. FOURTH ROW: jack Smith, Jeff Jochums, Sandy I-Ieinze, Forrest Steele, Mike Murphy, Ray Rodgers. Q A 'U . X' W' T Jvc Sf S Q M15 S f i U Aff W 3 . my ,, :km f A ,. f N Q M 'Q M wg, . lx ,..:-. -Q - 'Z W .,,,,:.g: V, -ew Z Y' 1 aa,-v::. ,M ,f .4515 In .gay J' f 459555 vb: .. y 01 - 11 . 1 . :.:.,f:i2'N' 1, 5 cm- S4 , , ,::-.-:V 1:-- 'Qzf.S'2Wf wx ' Xw , L 0 ,Q I mf, .wu1,x ,, W' Jf.: 5 ' gm qw A ,- fi- ? is V. 14 1- 5 X 4: ':r'u,:::2- Q . :gf .: -I Q V ' , ,,:,f:.a2-1 qi, W , I 4: f ' f f, N if SPOR TS W W if W Crusaders Break 16 Records FRONT ROW: Mr. I-Ieeren, Bernie Cowan, Steve Keene, Gary Meyers, Terry Winters, Mr. Georgieff. SECOND ROW: Bruce LaViotette, Hugh Friday, Ken Ward, Harry Beasley, A1 Ford, Alan Rose. RECORD BREAKING CRUSADERS The Canton College Crusaders ended their 1967-68 basketball season with a record of 16 wins and 20 losses. They broke 16 CCC records. Al Ford finished the season with an average of 22.6 points a game. Bernie Cowan ended the season with a 19 .9 average Other players who ended the season in double figures were Hugh Friday 14 .Og Ron Hawkins, 12 .33 and Harry Beasley, 10.7. This year's team had a total of 6 sophomores on the squad who will be leaving Canton College. They are: Al Ford, Bernie Cowan Gary Meyers, Steve Keene, Terry Winters and Harry Zilm. There were 16 teams and individual records which will be added to the 1968 record books. Some of the records are listed below. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS NEW RECORD OLD RECORD Al Ford 985 Al Ford 1,515 Most Points '66--'68 1 504 TEAM RECORDS Crusaders 1, 313 Field Goals Made 1 154 Crusaders 3,223 Most Point--One Season 2 832 Crusaders 89 Team Average Rebounds 7 17 ' 85 CCC Canton 85 75 87 67 109 93 78 112 91 90 86 72 76 110 94 70 68 92 131 89 84 82 103 96 117 68 102 74 88 100 80 131 72 100 70 81 1967 -68 Record Hannibal, Mo. Sauk Valley Meramac, St. Louis, Mineral Area, Mo. Keokuk, Iowa Mt. Vernon, Ill. Robert Morris Winston Churchill Mo. Danville Port Huron, Mich. Flint, Mich. Bradley Univ. Frosh. Western Ill. Frosh. Rock Valley College, Ill. MacMurray College Frosh. Burlington, Iowa Vincennes, Ind. Winston Churchill Culver Stockton , Mo . Ill. Wesle an Univ y . Ill. State Univ. Frosh. Lincoln Rock Valley College Joliet Springfield Robert Morris Thornton Lincoln Danville Ill. Wesleyan Robert Morris Springfield Vincennes, Ind. College of DuPage Lincoln Burlington, Iowa FINAL RECORD 16 Won 20 Lost OPP. 87 81 100 103 87 66 105 75 78 147 89 89 85 86 84 95 104 72 65 85 98 95 87 111 89 90 80 75 91 92 77 95 128 92 73 108 Al Ford, top scorer. Cheerleaders: Roxanne Parker--captain, Tanya Clark, Mary jane Cotter, Dawn Cook, Sharon Vaughn. Victorious Crusaders gm: 95. 'viii .-I The aggresssive A1 Ford goes for two pomts. .M W . A battle for two points 86 Tip off to Canton! 'Q 37: , WW I 1 . ., M, ,, w,M,.,..w. h .,4f, ,,., K ' ,AW X - ,rw M, Harry Beasley struggles with an opponent for the ball -4,04 ipkqr W,--4- ' Hugh Friday tries for a jump shot. Gary Meyers blocks two points 87 5 The look of concentration . . ntramural 2 CCC' un Sports f, W Ki- 1114494 Will you please move! 1 Action at intramluals is hectic as Y if ar My il FRONT ROW: jesse Ponce, Steve I-Ioak, Jack Bordner, Gary Sciortino, Gary Secrest, Bill Wicevich, Dennis Castle- bury. SECOND ROW: Mike Manning, Mgr., Terry Wray, Dennis johnson, Mike Gronewold, Roger Rader, Steve Keene, Tom Hubbard, Ron Gardner, Rich Sefried, David jacobus, Coach Harry Smith. it! un! Score! Sacrifice bunt! 89 Batter up! Power -house ! Touch and go! 3 2 awk W ff ,X ,, f ,M 14 EEK Safe at first base! Eiiaorts Result m Victories Put it right here, baby. aw ,- -1, The steady concen- tration of the pit- Cher. Stretching for the out! , cl x X' 1? :fi f. xy f n ' fs , V Two steps forward, one step back . . Judo teaches self-defense to all. ,pmfkwiw .ai 5,41 , f Wye M ,f ,, -:,4,es.z V U, ,M ., , ,: ...-.., . t X, M436 W ., izl 3 l ,. pw . K wwf 45? We , wi, f 'W i M, Wa Flip into Judo judo, the up there sport! x,4f A 2 5 wi, lf X f - 1 ff, 4 K ' 1 f if , 1 ' f f 1 4 ff X14 gf wr 1 1 ,.,- ' ...yjgfz-fK:Sg'.3 ,.-A.g,.,1:n-,:, v'.- .M .. Jw- ,gf v f! I X z f Q' 92 FIRST ROW: Clarence Smith, joe Blackwell, Bob Moore, and Rodney Ingersoll. SECOND ROW: Ron Torrey, Hugh Friday, Ray Rogers, Lewis Martin, Ed Georgieff, Coach. THIRD ROW: Ken Ward, john Janssen, Larry Sarff, Alan Rose. Coach Georieff studies the results of the meet K st Ken Ward receives the scroll to run his share of the relay. . WE. X 44 . I .1 0 - 1 Cindermen Place Fourth Region IV Bob Moore sets school records in the 100 john Carroll receives the first place trophy in State for pole vaulting 12'11 . 'S Clarence Smith strains hard on his last lap. joe Blackwell represents C.C.C. in javlin throwing. 0 5 Alan Rose hurdles to victory. Track nvolves any Events Winning a blue ribbon at State, john Janssen breaks records for C.C.C 3 , , v -f ,sf , Q, -1 , T ufui 9 ' by ' fr O 4 .- ' 0- Jw ,, f 5:41 2 3 1-?m, f4f .3 'Q .Q f , 4 . ff X f 2. f B' - ' ff ,, , A is V 1 ' f 4' P, M I , I - S f 4 1 M. Eff ul an , K 3,3 ,H n Mx .. - fn .. ' f' -Nmwf 7 , - Af AJ X , ' if 0 X mx, 'K A ,, fy 'f 9 - m 'E f f0f,.f,' M Q . H Q fa W -1 fn, Ai ' xi J, W! ,,f f F 'F 1 . . ,, 3, my , 4, 5, f 4555, - I ,, WY, X My x , ' y 'V .71 - 'W , fra 573 .4 4 . , Q 'S ' K 4 ,A 'wlsivi 1 SP m y A f jx fl? gc, 5, ..,5- , ., 'f f ff' fx ' ' f f f SP, 1 JK X Z4 , qgwxyrwfx A w,FWwwww-um swwwxwwifl 'VW ' 'l 'H um ' -- f ,wx-wwwww - 'M Www W ww -yf wg . 2 W W... . ,gpm CLASSES ,Sl -6? rg. N x 'f W ff ' 'Q 4 ff ml f M' 7' X y' ' W Noe, Axe. Sophomores Face Reality 2 fig. is A ll 'YW . W f Q 7,7 x w-.' 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Q Mary Ulm Tim Ulm Steven Unsworth Donald Vanderve en Bill VanDyke Vincent VanQuakebeke Larry Vaughn Sharon Vaughn Thomas Vogt Susan Wade Karen Wagelhoft Rodney Wagner Michael Waner Kenneth Ward John Warmber Denis Weaver Mary Weaver Thomas Weaver Tim Webber Tom Weber Chuck Welch Ronald Weller Cynthia Wessel Larry Wherley Robert White Cary Wickkiser Charles Wickwire Cheryl Widger Sue Widger Rodger Wasson john Wiley Michael Wilkinson Anna Williamson john Williamson Ronnie Willis Terence Winn Patrick Winters john Wood Gary Wright Virgil Yaste Cloyd Yoc1.m1 Edward Zaborac Gail Zichterman Dennis Zeiger Zf 1 H 'Hg gf V2 z M n in 5 A au 5 32 Q if 1 X ' a V fbi J. 'S iss , 4'--A-Q. ' ,4nnun- -- lf K M 1 W j 9 1 '4 A L ADMINISTRATION Ashton, Vivian 37,38 Anderson, Robert 48 B Barnard, L. D. 37 Birkey, Richard 37 Bishop, Hearl C. 36,37 Black, Charles 46,72 Bradshaw, jesse 48 Brauer, Daniel 38,71 C Cagley, Ruth 18,40 Cavanaugh, Cyril 51 Chapman, C. Robert 37 Coty, Daisy 28,39,41 D Davis, Ronald 45 Doubet, Katherine 40,41,61 Durley, William 48 E Edley, Ada 55 Eller, Harrison 45,81 Elson, Nancy 47 F Fitzgibbon, Edwin 46 Flynn, janet 55 G Georgieff, Edward 39,52,84,94 Guyton, Marion 40,63 H Harland, Robert 43 Harms, Myrna 38 Hedin, Faye 51 Heeren, james 38,84 Huber, Harold 48,49 I jackson, Carl 45 johnson, Harold 48 K Keener, Karen 41 Keiser, Edward R. 48 Kidder, Floride 41 Klingman, Ketric 47 Kuehn, Charles 45,46 Lagerpusch, H. H. 42 Lane, james 43 Lawson, Helen 40 M McClausland, Carl 48 McGinnis, Robert 42 Martin, john 47 Mortvedt, Donald 38 O O'Neil, Mary 41 Ortega, Dan 45 P Patterson, Mildred 50 Peters, Walter 42 R Rapson, Frances 55 S Sears, Lois 45 Sebo, Walter 37 Shumaker, Frances 55 Smart, Mervin 42 ndex Smith, Harry 52,89 Snowman, Thomas 47 Starasata, Betty 47,52 Starasata, George 18,48 Steinkamp, Frances 55 Stroman,Willa 19,55 Switzer, Richard 50 T Telender, Brian 48 Till, Farrell 41 V Vasen, Virginia 55 W Wheeler, Harold 48 Whitten, Donald 48 Wilson, William 43 Z Zavarella, Victor 38 STUDENTS A Abbott, john 101 Aden, Carolyn 69,101 Aldridge, Bob 101 Alewel, john 115 Alig, Patrick 115 Alred, Larry 74,115 Anderson, Bob 66,72,115 Anderson, jeff 115 Anderson, johnny 77,115 Anderson, Kathy 61,66,101 Anderson, Wendell 115 Appenheimer, jim 76,101 Arundale, john D. 115 Ashley, Dennis 101 Ashton, jack 101 Atchison, Daniel 115 Austin, Carolyn 101 Austin, jim 101 Ayers, Kathy 115 B Bair, Nancy 115 Baker, Michael 115 Ballard Michael 75,115 Bangernt, Steven 115 Banister, Dave 115 Banister, Nancy 64,115 Bardwell, Mark 115 Barker, Marilyn 115 Barnard, Michael 101 Barr, Robert 115 Barth, Christine 101 Barth, jo Ann 115 Basco, Tom 101 Baughman, Gary 74,101 Baughman, Martin 115 Beach, Ronald 115 Beasley, Gene 101 Beasley, Harry 84,87 Becker, Marcia 60,61,66,101 Beharelle, Al 101 Bell, Clarilee 69,115 Bell, Marvin 77,115 Belshaw, Brad 97,115 Bennett, Don 77,80,116 Bendrick, Kay 101 Beoletto, Mike 116 Berbam, David 101 Berglund, Donna 64,116 Berry, Larry 58,72,101 Bettis, Garreth 116 Betz, Dennis 101 132 Beyers, Charles 101 Bilyeu ,Thomas A. 116 Bishop, jack 97,116 Black, Gary 116 Blackwell, joseph 94,116,96 Blair, Otha 74,80,l16 Blake, Angela 60,61,66,101 Blanks, Leroy 116 Blesse, Charles 75,116 Blythe, Gregg 77,116 Bollin, Calvin 116 Boone, Frances 101 Bordner, jack 89,116 Bordner, james 116 Bordner, Larry 116 Bordwine, Margaret 116 Bortell, Glanda 116 Bourscheidt, Dennis 101 Boyd, Richard 116 Bradney, Christopher 74,116 Bradley, Mark 101 Brashear, Deborah 116 Breckenridge, Steve 77,116 Breen, Breen, Gerald 117 Tom 102 Bressner, Carl 77,117 Bricker, john 117 Brickler, Georgia 31,68,102 Briggs, Terry 62,102 Broeren, Henry 102 Brown, Ed 76,102 Brown, Stephen 102 Brugger, Steve 58,72,102 Bruketta, David 102 Bruketta, Nick 102 Brush, Penney 117 Budd, Bugos, Melvin jr. 102 Paul 102 Bullock, Linda 64 Burgard, Lanny 72,102 Burge, Charles 102 Burgett, Glen 117 Burke, Larry 117 Burkhart, juanita 64 Burns, Gregory 117 Burtis, Busby, Theresa 63,69,80,117 Michael 117 Busby, Shirley 64,117 Busen, Ed 80,117 Butler, Michael 117 Buler, Pam 117 Butler, Roger 117 C Cain, Forrest 117 Cain, james 73,117 Campbell, Bennie 102 Campbell, Frances 102 Campbell, Walter 117 Canterbury, Robert 102 Carrigan, john 102 Carroll, john 95,102 Castlebury, Dennis 74,89,102 Chance, Steve 71,79,102 Chasteen, Donald 102 Chatwell, Mike 62,63,103 Chick, Terry 103 Chitwood, Larry 74,103 Christians, Steve 77,117 Christians, Steven 103 Clark, Roy 103 Clark, Tanya 85,117 Clarke, Cathy 103 Clemens, Kerry 70,117 Cobb, Michael 117 Coleman, Randy 72,118 Combs, Sidney 77,118 Conard, Faylene 22,63,68,79,81 102 Conkright, Mark 118 Conlon, Philip 118 Conover, joseph 77,118 Conway, Dean 118 Cook, Conni 103 Cook, Dawn 85,118 Cook, Harlan 118 Cotter, Mary Jane 85,118 Coultas, Julie 118 Cowan, Bemie 74,84,103 Cowdery, Keith 76,78,103 Crafton, Dan 23,63,103 Crank, Vicki 61,66,103 Cranwell, Patty 31,61,63,67,118 Cremeens, Keith 118 Cremer, Karen 103 Crist, Patricia 61,118 Crooks, Barbara 63,118 Crouse, Ronald 118 Crowl, Ron 118 Crum, Dan 118 Culbertson Ronald 118 D Dahlstrom, Sumantha 78,103 Dailey, Russell 118 Dailey, Yvetta 63,103 Dalton, Larry 76,103 Daniel, Don 103 Daniel, Steven 103 Danner, Gary 118 Dare, John 25,31,103 Daulton, Stanley 103 Davies, Brenda 103 Davis, Gregory 103 Davis, Michael 118 Dawson, Dennis 118 Decker, Larry 63,74,103 DeCourcey, Robert 103 DeLost, Bill 103 DeMott, Wayne 63,74,118 Dennis, James 103 Denny, Carl 74,118 Denton, Virginia 118 Dietsch, Stephen 118 Dilts, Rick 118 Dippon, Richard 103 Dixon, Charles 118 Donley, Gerald 118 Doolan, John 103 Doolittle, Thomas 77,118 Dorsch, Kieth 77,119 Doubet, Scott 58,59,61,80,119 Dowell, Vicke 103 Draper, Linda 64,119 Duley, Robert 119 Durst, Tom 97,103 E Eads, Dennis 76,103 Eads, Edwin 119 Easter, Gregory 119 Eaton, James 104 Eddy, David 119 Edgecomb, Michael 104 Edley, Bill 81,119 Edwards, Donald 119 Edwards, Lyle 119 Eggers, Gary 104 Ehrgott, John 78,119 Eifert, David 119 Eitenmiller, Dean 104 Eldridge, Ann 119 Elliott, Jeff 119 Elliott, William 119 Ellis, Marion 119 Elmore, Daniel 75,119 Elssasser, Stephen 76,78,104 Elwell, Bob 104 Emme, Darrell 77,119 Emory, Linda 104 Ennis, Barbara 60,61,66,78,81,10 Erickson, Richard 74,104 Essex, Ed 104 Everett, Robert 104 F Fagerburg, Rich 104 Fain, Larry 104 Farr, Dennis 119 Farrar, Robert 119 Faux, Dennis 74,80,104 Ferguson, David 80,119 Fernandes, Edward 119 Ferran, Alberto 104 Fife, Daniel 104 Finfrock, Susan 66,104 Finn, France 119 Flanagan, Jack 58,72,104 Fleisher, Kenneth 119 Fleisher, Stanley 119 Fleugel, Gary 76,104 Flinspach, Donald 119 Florie, Mike 104 Flynn, Paul 104 Ford, Alfonzo 63,84,85,86 Fox, James 119 Freburg, David 119 Freeman, Franklin 119 Fretueg, Michael 119 Francis, William 120 Franzoni, Frederick 120 Freily, Penney 120 Friday, Hugh 84,78,94,12O Fuelberth, Harlan 104 Fustin, Jim 104 Furgeson, David 80 Futhey, Richard 77,120 G Gabbrants, Gary 74,80,104 Gaber, Karl 120 Gardner, Ronald 104 Garner, Lindell 120 Garretts, Theresa 68,120 Garrison, Henry 120 Garrison, James 77,120 Gates, Tonda 67,81,120 Geisler, Joseph 104 Gentry, Bill 120 Gibboney, Philip 104 Gilbert, John 71,104 Gill, Gary 104 Gille, Dennis 31,72,104 Gillett, Robert 105 Gilmore, Margaret 78,120 Ginther, Scott 105 Gipe, Donald 120 Gish, Marilyn 105 Glad, Joseph 74,105 Glesenkamp, Mary Elaine 105 Golden, Roger 120 Goodrich, Kent 120 Goodwin, Dennis 120 Grady, John 74,79,8O,81,12O Green, Jim 105 Green, Robert 120 Greene, Warren 120 Greenslate, Roger 105 Gregory, Maura 105 Grgurich, Phil 105 Griffeth, Jack 121 Gronewald, Joseph 121 Gronewald, Mike 89 Groom, Robert 121 Grossweiler, Kim 105 Groutage, James 105 Guthrie, Eric 121 Gutshall, James 121 Grzanich, Andrew 121 H Haggerty, Dennis 78,105 Hale, Robert 121 Haley, Greg 105 Halford, Joe 60,61,63,80,105 Hall, Kenneth 105 Hall, Melissa 31,67,121 Hall, Shirley 121 Hammer, Ron 105 Hammitt, Stephen 121 Hammond, Vicky 31,121 133 Hamptom, James 73,121 Hannarn, Rolland 78,105 Hanson, James 105 Hard, Myron 77,121 Harding, Lynn 68,105 Hardt, Mike 105 Harlan, John 121 Harmon, Dennis 121 Harms, Fred 106 Harris, Dick 63,74,80,106 Hartweg, Paul 77,121 Hartford, Joanne 121 Hartzell, Carol 68,106 Hawkins, Ronald 121 Hay, Michael 106 Hayden, Dean 106 Hayes, Jay 121 Hayes, Lloyd 121 Hazlett, Dennis 121 Hedges, Alvin 121 Heeren, Paul 77 Hefley, Barbara 121 Heiden, Marlin 106 Heisel, Kent 106 Heinze, Rod 106 Heinze, Sandy 81 Henard, Doris 121 Helander, Richard 121 Heler, Edward 106 Henderson Meredith 106 Henseler, Rosanne 121 Herbert, Kathryn 122 Hermann, Eugene 75,106 Heuer, Mark 58 Hezlep, Chuck 71,122 Hilliard, Cathi 106 Hillman, Dorothy 106 Hixon, Robert 77,122 Hoak, Steven 59,89,122 Hogan, James 63,122 Hoke, Kenneth 122 Holtman, George 122 Holmes, Cheryl 64,122 Hopkins, Ed 106 Hopping, James 122 Horaney, John 74,80,106 Houchens, George 122 Hough, Jan 47,106 Hovey, Vicky 64 Howard, Donnie 71,81,106 Hubbard, David 106 Hubbard,Tom 89,122 Hubbard, Thomas 106 Hudders, Kenneth 77,122 Hudson, Alan 106 Hultine, Lynn 76,78,l06 Hunter, Barre 76,78,l06 Hurst, William 122 Huston, Michael 74,122 I Ingersoll, Rodney 94,106 Inman, Melinda 27,58,66,79,106 J Jacobus, David 89,122 Jaggers, Larry 106 James, Gordon 122 Janssen, John 94,106,96 Janssen, Robert 106 Jarvis, Lynn 73,122 Jefferson, Charles 122 Jendras, Louis 23,106 Jensen, Kendall 122 Jochums, Jeff 31,62,74,79,81,106 Jordan, Willis 107 Johnson, Bruce 64,122 Johnson, Carl 122 Johnson, Deidra 122 Johnson, Dennis 89 Johnson, Jim 122 Johnson, Lewis 122 Jones, Bill 75,122 Jones, Jeffery 122 Joyce, Gerald 122 Junis, Susan 63,66,122 Juraco, Frank 122 Juraco, Pat 107 Jury, Paul 107 K Kahn, Ronald 58,59,73,122 Kammeyer, Darrel 77,123 Kane, Darryl 123 Kapraun, John 123 Karrow, Tommy 76,107 Kaufman, Fred 107 Kauth, Richard 123 Keene, Steve 84,89,107 Keener, Gene 107 Keller, Keith 76,78,107 Kelly, Dan S8,59,72,107 Kelley, Larry 107 Kennedy, Tim 107 Kennel, Rebecca 68,107 Kerr, James 123 King, Jerry 74,107 Kirkbride, John 76,107 Kirkpatrick, Richard 123 Koch, Terry 123 Kolditz, David 107 Koontz, Wesley 123 Kopp, George 123 Kovacevich, Rick 123 Krupps, Dave 31,80,107 Kuhn, Stephen 74,79,123 Kumer,Marquita 31,6l,123 Kunz, Merlin 107 Kupferschnid, Alan 123 Kuzniar, Steve 107 L Laatsch, Jeff 73 Ladage, David 77,123 Ladd, Stephen 107 Lalfollette, Paul 107 Lal-lood, Robert 107 Lakin, Steve 76,107 Lamb, Jerry 72,123 Landrith, Michael 123 Landrus, Jim 107 Lane, Phil 78,107 Larson, LaVern 107 Larson, Lorence 107 Laurson, Roger 123 Lawson, David 123 Lawson, Tom 74,80,123 LaViolet-te, Bruce 74,84 Lee, Robyn 123 Lee, Tede 64,123 Lefler, Judith 123 Lefler, Nancy 123 Lescallett, Charles 107 Lev, Steve 123 Lewis, Alan 123 Lilley, Joseph 77,124 Lindencrantz, Janette 63,124 Logan, Ed 107 Lopeman, Patrick 124 Lord, Ronald 124 Lovell, Darrell 124 Lovely, Bruce 74 Lowe, Michael 108 Lowe, Stephen 124 Lucas, Michael 124 Lucas, Roger 124 Lucier, Bram 108 Lunt, Gerry 124 Luthy, Dave 108 Luthy, Joseph 77,124 M McAdams, Mary Sue 78,108 McAllister, Larry 73 McAllister, Thomas 124 McBroom, Stan 108 McCabe, Michael 108 McCance, John 124 McClelland, David 124 McConnell, Jim 72,108 McCormick, Ferd 76,78,108 McCoy, Susan 108 McCray, Gary 75 McFadden, Jered 124 McGee, Mark 108 McGinnis, Cliff 74,108 Mclntyre, David 124 McKown, Wilden 124 McLaughlin, Steve 108 McLean, Kenneth 124 McVicker, Linda 81,124 Madison, Laren 124 Mahany, Richard 108 Manier, Don 74,108 Mann, Kent 75,124 Manning, Michael 89,108 Maroon, Chuck 72,108 Marshall, Cora 124 Marshall, Larry 124 Martin, Lewis 94,108 Martin, Wanda 124 Marvel, Robert 124 Mathias, Maurice Dean Jr. 124 Maxfielu, Jeanne 124 Maxson, Gary 108 May, lra 124 May, Steven 124 Nlayhugh, Merle 124 Meade, Richard 124 Meils, Pam 125 Meils, Sandy 125 Melton, Gary 125 Melz, Bruce 125 Mentler, Julie 67 Meyers, Gary 63,72,84,87,108 Mikulich, Clem 108 Miles, Linda 108 Miller, Donna 69,80,125 Miller, James 108 Miller, Joanne 64,125 Miller, Joyce 61,66,80,125 Millef, Russell 76,108 Minor, Marisue 67,81,125 Miseles, Richard 125 Mitchell, Marilyn 125 Mitchell, Steve 125 Moletti, Robert 108 Monke, Tom 108 Montgomery, Paul 125 Moore, Marilyn 125 Moore, Marti 64 Moore, Robert 94,108,95 Morrell, George 125 Nlorrisette, Robert 125 Morrison, Marjorie 108 Morrissey, Mary Ann 64,125 Mortland, Dennis 125 Mosher, Bill 73,125 Mosher, James 71,97,108 Mowery, Mary Jane 108 Murphy, James 109 Murphy, Marcia 58,66,67,125 Murphy, Mike 71,81 Murray, Tim 125 Myers, Daniel 125 Myers, lvlichael 63,125 Myers, Mike 109 N Nayden, William 125 Nebergall, Larry 78,109 Nebergall, Phillip 109 Neff, David 125 Negley, Bruce 125 Nelson, Edward 125 Nelson, Lonnie 109 Nelson, Michael 125 Neukomm, Larry 76,78,109 Neville, James 125 Newcomb, Judith 125 Newcomb, Steve 109 134 Newberry, Bill 109 Newton, Don 80,126 Nichols, Joseph 126 Nickerson, Rodney 81,126 Nicol, Richard 126 Nissen, Dale 126 Nix, Ernest 126 Nord, John 126 Northrup, Rollin 109 Norville, Jerry 71,109 Nowak, James 126 O O'Bryant, Pamela 109 Olson, John 126 Oltman, Terry 109 Orr, Sharon 64,126 Ortman, Gary 62,613,109 Overcash, Paul 126 Owen, Bob 126 Owens, Rebecca 126 P Padgett, Dennis 76,78,109 Parkins, Roxanne 85,109 Parks, David 126 Pepper, Ed 76,109 Paterson, Darrell 76,109 Peterson, Jo Lea 19,68,126 Peterson, Rex 77,126 Pfeiffer, Diana 126 Phipps, Berwyn 126 Pierce, Cliff 109 Pierce, Jill 126 Pikesh, Darryl 76,78,109 Piro, Marilyn 78,109 Pollard, Clarence 109 Ponce, Jesse 89,109 Pool, Jim 76,109 Porter, Beckey 110 Porter, Joelene 66,67,79,81 Portscheller, Ray 110 Powell, Bill 126 Powell, Charles 126 Powell, Mike 77 Powell, Patrick 77,126 Powell, William 126 Powers, Jerry 110 Pratt, John 110 Primmer, John 110 Prosser, David 110 Q Quill, Steve 75,76 Quinn, Robert 110 R Rademaker, Timothy 127 Rader, Roger 89,127 Ranallo, Mike 110 Rankin, David 110 Ranney, Myron 127 Rathbun, Joseph 110 Ray, Daniel 127 Ray, Lyle 78,110 Rechlin, Judith 69,127 Reddrick, Cynthia 127 Reed, Roger 77,127 Reeves, Robert 110 Reils, Richard 76,78,11O Rhodes, Marvin 127 Richards, Verland 127 Rickey, Alan 127 Riggins, Rich 127 Rippon, James 110 Roach, David 77,127 Roberts, Roger 127 Robinson, Richard 127 Rodgers, Larry 110 Rodgers, Ray 71,81,94,11O Romine, Dennis 127 Romonus, Joe 72,110 JJ J J A 1 l l Rose, Allen 84,94, 127,96 Rose, Gary 110 Roselle, Kathleen 78,127 Rosenburger, Rex 127 Ross, Terry 110 Rothert, Doug 110 Rowland, Gerald 110 Rucher, Kay 110 Ruschmeyer, Frederick 127 Ryner, Richard 71,127 S Saal, Mary Jane 66,78,80,110 Sarff, Larry 74,94,127 Saunders, Linda 110 Savanski, Mary Beth 64 Scheirer, Nick 72,110 Schrnidt, Susan 127 Schmidt, Wayne 72,73,79,110 Schnake, Mark 127 Schoenbecker, George 127 Schumann, Richard 74,127 Schuttz, Paul 127 Schwartz, Paul 113 Schwiderski, Frank 73,127 Sciortino, Gary 89,110 Scott, Eddie 77,127 Secrest, Gary 89 Sedgwick, Richard 127 Seefeldt, Richard 127 Sefried, Richard 89,127 Selburg, Kenneth 128 Sellers, Aron 128 Sellers, Nelson 74,110 Sepich, Philip 128 Sepich, Steve 128 Severt, Dennis 128 Shaffer, Connie 128 Sharpless, Jack 111 Shawyer, Steven 128 Sherman, Carl 111 Shiery, John 128 Shipley, Thomas 111 Shirlery, Peggy ,111 Shirley, Theodore 128 Shissler, Michael 74,111 Shryock, John 111 Shull, John 128 Sidell, Walter 128 Siltman, Alan 128 Simmons, James 111 Singer, Rosalind 128 Sipes, Gayle 111 Sisk, Edward 128 Sisney, John 128 Skender, Kurt 129 Slater, Dale 111 Slaughter, Betty 68,79,111 Slaughter, Thomas 111 Sloan, John 111 Smart, Walter 128 Srniser, Fred 111 Smith, Alan 128 Smith, Charles 111 Smith, Clarence 94,111,96 Smith, David 111 Smith, Gary 70,111 Smith, Greggory 75,128 Smith, Jack 81,128 Smith, Roland 111 Smith, Ronald 128 Smith, Steven 63,74,111 Smock, Robert 128 Snyder, Louis 111 Solomon, Dee Kay 128 Sonneman, Susan 19,68,128 Sorrells, James 128 Southwood, Donis 128 Sowers, Mark 77,128 Sovanski, Mary Beth 64,1 Speer, Michael 128 Spencer, Milton 128 Spoh.n, Sandra 129 Sprecher, Sid 129 Sprecher, Tom 129 Springer, Donald 129 Sprowls, Paula 81,129 Staggs, James 111 Staggs, Willard 129 Stairwalt, Rolland 129 Standard, Steve 73,129 Starcevich, Frank 129 Stark, Bill 71 Steele, Connie 129 Steele, Forest 74,81,111 Stees, Donald 111 Stees, Patty 19,25 Steinheimer, Joyce 66,11 Stephan, Jeanne 111 Stephens, Rebecca 129 Stockov, Mike 111 Stoneking, Pam 129 Storts, Jacque 69 Stotler, Georgia 129 Stout, Steve 71,111 Strawn, David 129 Strode, Susan 111 Sullivan, Patrick 111 Summers, Nancy 68,112 Suttles, Judy 129 Suydam, James 129 Svob, George 129 Swartz, Roger 129 Swigert, Karl 112 Sweeney, Stephen 129 Swenson, Murry 112 T Talbot, Dick 73 Tallon, Elizabeth 129 Tarr, Paula 129 Taylor, Terry 112 Taylor, Thomas 129 Termine, Joseph 112 Thoureen, James 112 Timmons, Jacqueline 129 Tinder, Mickey 71,129 Todd, David 129 Tomevi, Ronald 81,112 Toncray, David 129 Toncray, Suellen 129 Toohill, Danny 112 Torrey, Roland 72,79,94 Trone, Elsie 64,129 Trompeter, Steve 45,112 Trust, Prudence 64,129 Trutter, A1 112 Turner, Michael 112 U Ulm, Mary 130 Ulm, Tim 130 Ulrich, Stan 97,112 Unswerth, Steve 130 Urbanc, Pam 78,112 Utzinger, Terry 112 V Vanderveen, Donald 130 VanDyke, Bill 130 2 1 Van Quakebeke, Vincent 77,130 135 Vaughn, Larry 130 Vaughn, Sharon 85,130 Vlahovich, Tyrone 74,112 Vogt, Tom 130 W Wade, Susan 130 Wagehoft, Karen 64,130 Waggle, Darryll 112 Waggle, Kay 112 Waggoner, Curt ,112 Wagner, Michael 130 Wagner, Rodney 130 Walden, Steve 27,58,71,79,l12 Walker, John 112 Wall, Pat 112 Wallin, Dwane 76,78,112 Walter, Kenneth 112 Ward, Kenneth 84,94,130 Warmbr, John 130 Wasson, Rodger 130 Watt, Alvie 78 Weaver, Dennis 130 Weaver, Mary 60,61,81,130 Weaver, Thomas 130 Webber, Timothy 130 Weber, Thomas 73,120 Welch, Charles 71,130 Weller, Ronald 130 Wessel, Cynthia 130 West, Larry 97,112 Wherly, Larry 63,74,75,80,130 White, Kenny 112 White, Robert 130 White, Sherryl 68,112 Wicevich, Bill 89,112 Wickkiser, Gary 130 Wickwire, Charles 130 Widger, Cheryl 68,130 Widger, Sue 61,67,130 Wiley, John 131 Wilkinson, Michael 131 Williamson, Anna 81,131 Williamson, John 131 Williamson, Kenneth 112 Willis, Dave 76,78,112 Willis, Ronnie 131 Wilson, Kristine 68,112 Windish, Paul 113 Win, Terence 131 Winter, Patrick 131 Winter, Terry 31,63,74,84,113 Wise, Donire 68,113 Wolf, Gene 76,113 Wood, John 131 Woods, Frank 113 Worsfold, Patricia 68 Wray, Terry 74,80,89,113 Wright, Gary 131 Wright, Gordon 74,113 Y Yaste, Virgil 131 Yeast, Diana 113 Yocum, Cloyd 131 Z Zaborac, Edward 131 Zauhar, Gary 113 Zichterman, Gail 131 Zieger, Dennis 131 Zihert, David 113 Zilm, Henry 113 Zook, Lynn 113 Qin .. .WM --.-..,..-ak., .. . .. , r ..x. cs.. N..t,,.tw-4f......,,..,.,...,..,,,.,....,. ,,......,r ..w..,..v...... ...WMM 'WUFQNH r- sam. W., , Q ,, yd, Q x- ey- r.. . . .... A ' V 'r f . Mvawnem. I i Wk. 'GT av' 'Q' Q, aw, .,..h,.,. ,,, x ,B 1 if Une year . . . Come and gone quickly, too quickly- We have learned facts, formulas, names, dates. We have looked deeply into ourselves. We have experienced campus life, the lake, Hnals. We have touched other people, other worlds-some deeply. We have created an experiment, a painting, a story. We have established deep ties of friendship. We have grown in knowledge, in experience . . . And this is the place where we all came together. This year has been a significant stage in the expan- sion of Canton Community College. Canton College began the year with a dream to be Class I. This dream was transformed into reality when the Class I proposal passed. The 1968 SHIELD presents a per- manent record of this year of growth. For their con- tinuous hard work we wish to thank Angie Blake, Student Life Editor, Vicki Crank, Academics Editor, joe I-lalford, Sports Editor, Mary Weaver, Class Edi- tor, Joyce Miller, eannie Kurner, Patty Crist, and an J Kathy Anderson. Gur sincerest thanks go to joe Gard- ner, our American Yearbook Consultant, Roger Foote, our photographer, and Mrs. Kathryn Doubet, our advisor, for their expert knowledge and advice. . -'10 ' wi Wdfwcaa gedyrlffanmf iwww l36 Y . ...... 7 Efj y1L,,,, If-f xV w X 1 'V 51 figzflfxy , , gtg!! f-1 .Hg,1if1' i,W,4--- ft ,. .1- w. I 1 :ft-fl, V-34 4.. , ,L .L NUM ina L, Q 27 5.1919