Spoon River College - Shield Yearbook (Canton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

.N xl: 1 fl I' W., U ' '09 Spoon River College Canton, Illinois Volume 8 cgfw M -2 1 1 1 1 -.. ,,,,.....-susan-v ' ' 2 X-W -j ,gwfvf ' .. A . .A, Q? 2 1 5 f ix A . A f , A m g- ,f ef w ,X ,wap 5? vf- f W w 1.0: , 4 buf A s roam mf 5 n HAVAMA an ws? f W7 A 2 Across a Rustic Bridge The Spoon River flows slowly, Winding through silent valleys, past quiet cemeteries, and near peaceful towns--But . . . Spoon River College has already crossed the rustic bridge of the Spoon and has begun its search for a course that will lead swiftly to a promising future. Gaining momentum with each year, its course opens new and deeper channels. Through these channels, Spoon River College students keep ever MOVING TOWARD . . Table of Contents Student Life . . . l9 Administration . S7 Sports ....... 47 Clqyunzadons. 63 Academics . QS Students . . 103 wmv, QS' LZ JV sr X 3 4' N 3 Moving Toward PARTICIPATION -rr ,W , Y I 'KYN Q 1 7 Q1 A IX X 7, 2' Moving Toward K OWLEDGE . , , .fd ..' in J x K Xu-x 4 1 rv, . .N T M g Toward . . . RELAXATION Y M g Toward . . . CONCENTRATIUN 411: K Y ff ummm ww f K , -1-. '1-L v 4.wi1 wi 5 oving Toward . . FRIE D HIP 'hP ' :, Lf ., N 'Ex -mrs, A , JfA AA . A J .., 'af '11, , - ,M Jw '-x sm .. V 4. ,mn -, V ' - . 1, kwnwlbi, - A 4 qi, .14 , ,4 - 1 . V nf ue- - , . f, X ,, ,j, W ,Q Wh 'fi . i' J J ' ' 2' ' t-. . -I Wm! ,mx -a'9 3? Q 't 181,4- ,,,,, ' ,. t ' I .. ,K V1 W , -9 ..:gQy7'9'J ,,.... tl' Wilt' 4. mlm ' U-M LM . , .H-I 1 NT J .gpm X f X wx' Humax Moving Toward . . . MATURITY M g Toward . . . HAPPINESS I i 1 L I7 +1 f 2 5 U In E ,, , bw. Q : . .dj K U Q' K cw: 1 ' AA ' f pi, N . ,ff- , ff? 9 X S QRZZX' gggx Sfwx i ww, , A f fx T L 1 F E Wfy, M fr f ' , Q ll. - ...... .... ., ,,... Registration Mr. Lane signs this student's name to his roll. 9 91 Q. Y E E ,wfffg . . k Q 4 i 2 E 5 4' I 9 4 4 f X 4 ,Q . 5525.45 just for a book? 20 September 10th and 11th I wonder if I'11 have any money left? Crusaderys Day. . un and Food Students and hot dogs go well together. Zega Chi pledges show their participation in the wheel barrow race. F Jolene Porter practices for the exciting hula hoop contest. Sigma Alpha Theta girls show their muscles as they pull the Zeta Chi gii into the dirt. I L, V , - I 3,....i..,..,..,,,.r ....... ,Av... ... ...... ...., ..,. ..t-- -YYY ,,i iv Sipwcwj N f ? ,fya Because of the great response to last year's dating game, the Student Senate sponsored one for each semester this year. These evenings of fun were held in the auditorium of the old high schoolg Mr. Rowe served as MC at both events. Each time a large crowd attended to watch as lucky boys and girls were chosen. ' 22 x ating Game Jolene Porter thinks up Witty questions to narrow the field The losers, Steve Standard and Steve Smith, try to answer jo from the three Steves. clever questions. Steve St. Clair, the winner, greets his date, Jolene Porter. rxmmms awwlm Z ,V W If 23 ? A 3 L x M if X, vv 5 Q ,- , ,X , , f , -EH x , I 5 'fi it We S 23 Student Housing . . . 3 Trailers provide excellent entertainment. Hey Bev! W'hat's coming off? Laundering is one of the co-ed's chores. What do you want for supper, pooch 5 1 E ? 24 and jobs 2 Qi ,and f ,W iw George Svob delivers flowers for Walters flowers. Chuck Welch is getting ready to stock shelves at ASP. flv 3' 4' Tom Weaver is walking the line. Jeannie Kumer transmits an order at Spiege1's Catalog NR' -sv , The Christmas Dance 26 1 Gary Black and Scott Ginther look on as Ron Kahn shows his astonishment at being named King, King Ron and Que en Kathy lead the dance after their Coronation for Fun and Excitement Joyce Miller fleftjg Pat Benkendorf, and Dawn Cook give up final hopes when john Brillo fDennis Albeej playing one of Dare places the crown on Kathy Sandman's head. his popular songs at the dance, i , f ff I 0 V , 4 5 p Z ,, f if fy V' , ' ' ' ,, Q ,,,, , V , X ' , 0 Zi I A ff ,,,, Wi fwmhi ,W QW ' Z Zkak 5. in ,Cf Q A ' ' 5. AND THE ham-5 2-5 ,gg-np-...,, Q31-is Z Am: Man wmuzxs was wnvms :mums mrsmumoual- B yi xsmv saw mg Bums, www mm gmw, cmcmo, minors. fgti, iii V ycccc fifil Il Q3-3rYWQ.L. Qiiflrmffzff 7 VA p X 4 he NDBIGQE ' EF c y ' 27 E Wi 5 WW Mr. Cavenaugh is in the chips. Wifi Skip Trantina shows his innate ability at dealing, even with a broken wrist. C ' ' ht U - of I 'bf '12 . Coach I-Ieeren in deep thought Q?j N 28 One of the many talents of Ron Kahn is playing cards. Q C KT in M055 LEAWIG! St S d d h h' ' ' Time Gambling Is Legal '11 I , Z. .. .,,... . Spoon River Anthology Presented by SRC Drama lass ,rg 45 From the Spoon River Country, comes these many varied faces as presented by Miss Coty and her cast from SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY by Edgar Lee Masters. The play was given several evenings for the townspeople. Marilyn Moore as the milliner. Wou1d you marry Me? Bill Edley sings to Pam Stoneking RC Fads and St les Sock it to me? Pinkie rings and mod watches are in for campus cuties. It's your thing, do what you want to do. ,, W fx f -L if lf ' , 'F M . N y. ,A jd,-f',, , 4 '- - .Vai x . . v v.,,f M ,X ,ff , f A U X Oh, well, whatever turns you 1 15 '-1 ' FRONT ROW: jim Cain, Becky Mickle, Queen Becky Lester, King jim Yocum. ROW 2: jerry Joyce, Debbie Clarke, Ron Kahn, Tanya Clark. ROW 3: Chuck Welch, Jeannie Kumer. ay Ball Attracts Many Steve Sweeney and Joanne A1ewe1 relax at the May Ben. dp-he ii, O, wig? M N ft? ,WM , e. J., 4. 'fy , ll- The Buckinghams entertained a large crowd of Spoon River College Students. King jim and Queen Becky. How did she ever talk me into this? Graduation 1969 The biggest problem of the night was stiff collars. Ah! A f1ne graduatlng class A large crowd came to see 114 Spoon River College students graduate 4, E l fs f s ef f ai' X 'N ,X ,, N N. 'X NNE'-Q. -A. V s 'Ni 5 vs- ? 41 Well son, we finally made it. The new Senate President.. 5 You shake with your left hand and . . . Z 4 fi 5 A 3 f 1 9 X04 f ? 2 '. W Az N 'V V . M 5 1 5 2 2 4 3 , X I AAx an ' YA VI mg,--W Y MY, ,. , A, , , W 4 , ,, , Q , ,J ,Q if 1 Q A 35 Guest speaker was Dr. james Fisher from ISU. H V,?, 7 X 1 ,W ff ' I KW Y ff ,,f'J,a,,f!'f1W'f ff , ,f Z f' ff f X Mfr ' f V fzfgffff ' 4?X-WA! f' Jyyff' ffjf , , , qf f, ff! f' Q V , y'wX,fVf5fi V' ff ff ff f ' , - f f,, ff , , , , ffi ff f ,ff wx -, !'f!zf7ff'M,f ,W W ,, www gif f fyyffmgf 1 f ff f ' f , . X gy 7 ' 14 J f Y f , 5,71 ,f-If y fff 'if f fly' f f f f ,, f Xff mg Q! f Z Spoon River College Board l l Mike Chianakag Clyde Eaton Howard Leinbaugh Eugene Reffett C anton Havana Lewistown Ipava jim P. Richmond W. I. Taylor James K. Welch Table Grove C21'11IO1'1 Cuba The college board election held May 18, 1968, gave the Spoon River College a very talented slate of directors. They are Dr. james K. Welch, physician of Cuba, Dr. W. I. Taylor of Can- ton, who was instrumental in the founding of a college for this area, Rev. Lee Reffett, pastor of the Christian Church of Ipava, Mr. Clyde Eaton, an attorney from Havana, Mr. James P. Rich- mond of Table Grove an experienced V.I.T. board member, Mr. Howard K. Leinbaugh of Lewis- town, experienced County Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Mike Chianakas of Canton, director of Y.M. C.A. activities. Under the leadership of Dean Hearl C. Bishop this group of men chose a new name for our class I junior College. Several names were submitted for consideration, Spoon River, Western Cen- tral, Robert F. Kennedy, Illini College, Western Illinois College, Edgar L. Master, and Hope- well. After careful consideration the title Spoon River College was chosen. 38 Spoon River College Emblem LJ X A Picture symbols were the means of communication before man became learned and sophisticated enough to use letters and numbers. Neither the passage of time nor advances in coummunication has replaced the symbolic picture media as a form of expression. Emblems still provide a beau- tiful and unique method of relating ideas in today's modern world. Spoon River College expresses vividly its philosophy, services, and history in its new emblem. The lamp of learning with the flame providing light or wisdom is the focal point of the emblem and the school. Surrounding the lamp are the service areas through which knowledge is dis- seminated: the mortar board for the college transfer program, the T square and gear symbolic of the technical, vocational programg a stairway personifying continuing educationg and the open book adult education. Encompassing the five symbols is an olive branch wreath--circular because its significance of warmth and friendship on a, person to person basis between faculty and students is the binding attitude which permeates and surrounds the total services provided by this established institu- tion. The background is tri-sectioned representing the three counties of the Spoon River Col- lege District, Fulton, Knox, and Mason. The inception of the original college is designated by the year 1959. Thus, in symbolic pictures, the essence of Spoon River College is communicated and preserved. President Hearl C. Bishop Currently, many major projects at Spoon River College are de- manding the president's time and talent in order that urgent dead- lines can be met. Some of these projects are architectural firm selection, campus visitation, budgeting, long-range planning, screening and selecting new personnel, self -study for North Cen- tral Accreditation, public speaking, and planning building bond ref erendum . Even though our president is very much involved in various activities, he reports that going from one activity to another is an extremely pleasurable experience. 40 n K 5,:.wgiy i gi-fl .' .V ftfffiii5'f'f Man Keep SRC Running 1 X X' - A f i F i I i Ada Edley janet Flynn Evelyn Nord Ruby Rider Secretary-Receptionist Secretary Librarian Assistant Librarian Assistant Cheerleader Sponsor i A Frances Steinkamp Willa Stroman Virginia Vasen Marcia Williams Bookkeeper Book Store Manager Registrar Secretary Q-fe-1+ , M-f Teachers Must Challenge inds Robert AHCIGPSOH Charles Black Jesse Bradshaw Ruth Cagley Civil Engineer Tech. Math Farm Machine Tech, Librarian Cyril Cavanaugh Daisy Coty Ronald Davies Frank Diefenforf Political Science Speech Business Farm Machine Tech Kathryn Doubet Luther Dougan William Durley Harrison Eller English Spanish F,M,T. Business 42 Robert Fidler Baseball Coach Faye I-Iodin Psychology Harold johnson Civil Engineer Tech, Dr. Walter Karrick Business Manager Edward Georgieff Marian Guyton Rgbeyt Harland Physical Education English Biology 3199? james I-Ieeren Harold Huber Carl jackson Dean of Student Activities Dean of Vo. Tech. Business and Basketball Coach Administrations Edward R. Kaiser Farm Machine Tech Dr. Harry Kaufman 43 Chemistry ill.. Karen Keener Floride Kidder English English Ketric Klingman Charles Kuehn Music Data Processing H, H, Lagerpusch james Lane Helen Lawson Carl McCausland Chemistry Biology Reading Ag, Mgmt. Tech. Albert Millington Mary O'Neil Mildred Patterson Walter Peters Math English Sociology Geology M rna I. Reiter J, L. Rowe Lois Sears Mervin Smart Y Guidance Financial Aids Sec, Science Tech. Physics Betty Starasta George Starasta Richard Switzer Physical Education Machine Design Tech. History Art l 4 T s Brian Telander Beverly Tepper Farrell Till Farm Machine Tech, Art English Harold Wheeler Donald Whitten William Wilson Farm Machine Tech. F,M,T, Biohgy WY 1 f 1 f J f f MY f X ff I 1? R 'I 235 'v'f ,V XO 5, wwf . 2,1 12? :VX M f! -:f 1, , f if 4 I A. f ,ff ,, Q , X , 'f ' 45 ' f L f f X Z .15 my .. fy ,A I K PQ RT Crusaders Break 10 Records 1 vs. . Y M, , , ts, r ,, ...., . fn , ,,, .,.,. . ,. .1 +I. V , . C M5905 Q g N 'X' 13 h . 7 7 4 VME ,grains 'W ijbgwf I 58733 43 . 55LZ..KSg FRONT ROW: Coach james Heeren, Elliot Terry, Harry Beasley, Don Jacobs, Roger Brawdy, Ben Allison. ROW TWO: Garry McCray, Ken Ward, Skip Trantina, Fred Mims, Coach Ed Georgieff. The Spoon River College Crusaders ended their basketball season with a record of 17 wins and 24 losses. Carry McCray broke the existing record for most points made by a frosh. I-Ie made 756 points with an average of 18.9 per game. He also broke the record for most field goals by a frosh, most free throw attempts, and most assists by a frosh. I-larry Beasley with an average of 17 . 7 broke the rec- ord for the most rebounds with 828 in his ca- reer and has totaled 1095 points. The team had two other players who ended the season in double figures. They were Don Jacobs with 18.1 and Steve Trantina with 10.2. The Cru- saders broke records for most free throw attempts, field goal attempts and field goals made. Top scorer, Garry McCray, checks his recordswith manager Kent Nelson. 48 CI-IEERLEADER: Becky Lester 5 V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! Tonight! Hey! CHEERLEADERS: Debby Johnson, Judy Rechlin, Patty Eads, Tanya Clark. W rusaders Charge n. Jacob's jump shot scores. 1' fix W 4, 2 QwW,,,,jQQWw ,W W WW ,Wa Wan , wha-,,,,,4v WM An opponent attempis to block Ward's layup. Harry Beasley scores two points. 1968-69 RECORD WINS AND LOSSES LTOURN. CVince11nesJ . . Burllington ..... . . Parkland ....... . L-Bradley V .... . . . . . TOURN. CRobe:rt Morrisl Carl Sandburg ..... L Keolcuk L 4 ..... Mid-State College . . . L Rock Valley .... . Black Hawk ..... . Winston Churchill . . . Maclsflurray .... Thornton .... Robert Morris . . Vincennes .... Culver Stockton W Wm! I 'Vg A 1h5,nZ, n Q a 0 Q o o u s f 9 f V M M ' , Illinois State . . . . . . ew 'A Section 3 tournament . . TOURN. CE1lsworthJ .... 0 0 Q ur o u u Q o Q o a Kankakee . . . . . 1411160111 4 . . . Springfield .... . .'. L,L W,L L,L L,W L L,W L,W L,W W,L W,W .L,L W,L W,W L,L L,W W,W W . W L,L L,L . W . . L . L ..L ,saga figs L ' y M N 'w A L . .,,,, ,ga A Z 51 Defense and Fun . . . jude if What goes up, must come down. His trip is due to a flip. What a way 'no go! T 'K'-N--H--in ' ' f - 'I 4 .fp 7 - X X , , , 5 n,v,q,,z mi r Safe of a slide. Mims jogs home. Baseball Team Members FRONT ROW: jim Swope, Tim Franzoni, Mike Walters, Mike Ballard, jim Bordner, Ron Sefried, Roger Brawdyg ROW 2: Coach Fidler, Lee Fillingham, Fred Mims, Gary Cotter, Dave Sanders, Vince Tennell, Steve Quill, Rich Sefried, and Dave Jacobus. li f f 'ir rl A 4 Rxfi F s f . S RC Baseballers jim Bordner laughs at SRC's opponents Slam Thru Season Shortstops keep alert. S if What kind of pitch is this? Why don't you buy a vacuum cleaner? W , 01 , . 5, 3..-G., E , I , 0 1 51 , M Q .. ,E X ' 9 VD ff . , mf . fgsfa Q 'ff f 1 .V K 4 .I 2, fN, ,'vf Q Wf'fW wyf, '2-fi N 4MA M, N i Batter up! A 'ii . 6 Watch out for base stealers! us., pxl?UQ 4mw1mw,fWwwwa-A Who would want an umpire's Job? I W ' E f 5 W -We. Wi, ,. A C , Q 3 A me X , R , FRONT ROW: Roy -Klein, Dan Klendworth, Ron Beach, Duane Orwig, Ed Lowe, Bob Ellis, Rod Nobis, and Monroe Baileyg ROW 2: Coach Ed Georgieff, LeRoy Mahr, Eric Younl-cin, I-larry Beasley, Ben Allison, Steve Alvis, Charles Doubet, Rich Wheeler, Pete Terry, and joe Blackwell. T r a C k T e a m ff . ' Monroe Bailey broad jumps for SRC. ,, ,R fell W C , News ,Recgfds , , C R , W an ,sea h W ,R D - , 0 W 'W , , 19 3 9,'2lhZ,,Pk ,z , ,, gf, , , ..n' ' 0 4 A A 0 5 Q 1' ' sh - Ber1eA11w0x1f . . 52 .3 W, , , . 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S A M 1 Y a ,..5.A M SRC hosted Region LV Track Meet joe Blackwell tosses the shot put. up, up and away. W an lf ,..,gwlH PWM 1-w f-'vf I MM U W '24 . 'if' 4 ' Y'-Y las, wh 58 ul' 19 -in aff sf--My .L w'wsma ' W- Co-ed Swimming Is Now a Popular Sport mln 'Kb-ag 1 Wil-, Shaun ,-M 'bb' ,., .wo New ff V ' f ww., 3 'KW' ' lf M ,Ngsi W, V 1-0' . : ' V 4+ Q , . -W .ff Swimming the length of the pool takes time and effort. Swimming with others is fun. '53-Q , 'ff' N X, ga ,t 9 U- -1 ,, ' ' my ,. iffy? i Q at if , 'f' vffkfq -' v ' W 47' ll' -ff ..,..,,,,p-uv 5, pf , . 'Qs ,I t V .W :4..4uw-M 10 ,. 1 ff, -fag, 59 fl Under the direction of Mike Chianakas, the Spoon River College students now have a co- educational swim class in which many participate . The classes meet at the Y.M.C.A. in the mornings Three classes are offered: the beginning, intermediate and the advanced . Mr. Chianakas, the teacher. Mr, , L if i X. ,:- 'A-i f ' 1 ' - . -i 1' .r K 3 'IC 1 PE. 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FRONT ROW Larry Hendrix Kent Wacaser john Dare, Pres , Ron Kahn Vice-Pres.5 Larry Sarff, Treas.5 Fred Franzoni. ROW 2 Becki Mickle Scott Doubet Cyril Cavanaugh Advisor, james Hampton, Frank Schwiderski, and Karen Keener, Advisor. The Student Senate sponsored many ac- tivities this year. Among them were the Christmas Dance, Crusaderfs Day picnic and dance, The Dating Game, Casino Night, and the May Ball. They meet every week in S-ll0 and make their plans for the coming weeks. Un- der the direction of Mr. Cavanaugh and Miss Keener, President john Dare has done an excellent job this year. 1 The Student Senate held their informal meetings once a week in S-110. Patty Stees was in charge of the prizes on Crusader's Day. tt- n no ull 5 3 Q Ron, Becky, and Larry, while in charge of school activities, take time out to enjoy some activities of their own. I . 65 e , 4- : f .. .P - -iM:mtiH::', f , swf, f m ,ef 'Tv I 4. Q 4 ff , ,A,,4,..,.,,, t 9 af as-ef? Wi A K f -W 'W if fx .': If in tx sf Af , 4' . -':E: , i y in A , QQ ,F y A s 'A FRONT ROW: Linda McVicker, Janette Lindecrantz, jean Kumer, Mary Weaver, Paula Sprowls. ROW TWO: Rick Ryner, Mrs. I h Sh ' ld St ff Mrs. Doubet enjoys her favorite cone on her leisure time. Mary and Jeannie take time out to contemplate. Doubet, advisor. V ... ,,,.,, ,-,-..., it .J sign F Q ,Qs fy: ,, 'g'-'x W , ,QU 3-ii Q e' ,A gnmdgt Y-, . qt, is .sl Alf K' Q 115' iw, Q I- ge ' 1 ff 1' t ...ee .5 'ik X gt .. eq Q? 4 . N, A lg 1 53' vga. V .1 K, 1 E vii e I ' t . glfmyw s Q-Q ,fi Z Q Kiw :ef 2 L 4 1, A: wi-v on F' if , wiv te. 1 ,U 5 E is 2 1 V O X ws? ' . - :ff ' '-fi 20 ::. 5, ff ., ---- wh, b vi we 4 . , ,rf QM-it 1 Ea 1 , V1 wfw- ff X -Ae, ,Jw- . , '.f-,fu-jg .. fy f Zi! ,z f ,gQf - JN 5-Efcm., rs. 4 Hi-sf .1 X , P., V s Y, ' ' X l gilnth 1 ff 1 , fy I f , Z! x y f f , 3 5. 'Ai f sf 0 M Q 1 v , 1 Q' f at 1 lm. 5W,,f4,., -Wt-Q-,.Q:,,e - lp- Www . 66 ,f ,, V X Q. 49? in AMA SWWQQ Laughmg at some of the poses, Mary p1CkS the best shot jeanme 1S domg the hard part of matchmg p1ctures and st111 keepmg the ark barefgot? RlCk Ryner, Sport MITIOT, 1S busy playmg Wlth h1S turtle ' W Q? QW , ,, W. -mm t 'B ' if ia f? if. Q , 5 f V A 37 rf 1 ' 1 P S 9' Co-editor jim Hogan Co-editor Lisa Beck ancer: The Students, Paper FRONT ROW: Tanya Clark, Cathy McCausland, Marilyn Moore, Lisa Beck, Marcia Murphy, Chuck Welch, Paul Montgomery. ROW TWO: joelene R. Porter, Linda McVic1-fer, Ron Kahn, Stephen St. Clair, Mrs. Guyton, W 11 S t Shirle Cam a y mar, y p. ' ' J ,. f ff4,,,, . ,.L if 9- 2- , ,wi-?7f,u, -7 . f ,V 1' . V f J fl, 1 ff-ZW, A A - , ,i 2.15 . V ,,, X r zgwg, 9 fkiitilfr 6952432 l , 4 a2 f f' ,359 f V , I I 'ff-Q 4 ? 1 .:y53.,.:r,,,, J ' .W -rw 4 z I 68 K x pv- Flash Montgomery and Henry Park examine new LANCER equipment. Mrs. Guyton and her staff send a copy of the LANCER to former students who are in the service. 69 Advertising Manager, Rick Ryner, meets a deadline. Q.. ...AMIMQ Garry McCray looks on as Joanne Alewel types copy for the next Lancer. X-WX vvfk A j J Z .. HQSSYS Uillfllla 252192132177 7121102 ' g , x .ff fx Akfx -. ' FRONT ROW: Janette Lindecrantz, Paula Sprowls, Kathleen Roselle, President, john Ehrgott, Vice President, Fred Franzoni, Secretary, Mrs. Betty Starasata, Advisor. ROW 2: john Dare, J. Alan Sorrells, Thomas Weaver, David Neff. Phi Theta appa iv sf: 47,3 ' . Guest speaker at the inidation of the honorary fraternity was Dr. Karrick. 70 7. ff I ,yu .it, 1't, 4. k-'Ari L, mg., , '13 'A' ,Tm ' .. U 'f .f 1- ' ,L Miz. .,, .,,, ,, , ,A , mv, ,- -...... M-,x, .- Q v -- f f Q ,bf t 4 ' ff 3 W M4 4 jf H gf: Q 2. 12 M mf ,nf lf m , 1 Q ' VM, Q , WAN , M f .,,,x f sf , V 4 MQW 'K Mfif sywyff 1 fkf ,KY 5 f 0 1 ,nf bsif? M 4 t-9 gm, 6 93 SPV +1 I , J rw. , , Tom Weaver, one of the old members, is at his initia- tion banquet. Janette Lindecrantz, takes her vows during the initiation cere- mony. The new members of the Phi Theta Kappa will preside next year. 2 I FRONT ROW: Ian Bradshaw, Vivian Mershan, Joyce Bouc, Terry Frame, Scott Doubet, jim Hogan, Wayne Beekman, jim Gut- shall, Mike Butler, Bill VanDyke5 ROW 2: Sheila Kelley, Patty Bell, Peggy I-Iedden, Ed Zuloff, Robert Claggott, Ronald Lubke Joanne Hartford, Ed Grant, and Mary Ann Vin Camp. 71 Sigma Alpha Theta Pledges have to wear their hair nets for six weeks. Sigma Alpha Theta 2nd semester officers. First semester officers were: Pres. --Terry C-arretts, V Pres. --Sue Sonneman, Sec. - -Georgia Stotler, Treas . -- Kris Wilson, Pledge T rainer--Jacque Storts. Second semester officers Were: Pres. --Jacque Storts, V. Pres. --jan Connor, Sec. - -Becki Mickle, Treas. --Barb Barron, Pledge Trainer --Debby johnson. 72 Don't look at her, she's a Zeta Chi. 1st ROW: Myra Mackey, Io Lane, Chris Campbell, Kathy Sandman, Susie Steck, Pat Benkendort, Mary Dolan, Valerie Hank ins. ROW 2: Christine Wilson, Barb Barron, Georgia Stotler, Becki Mickle, Donna Orwig, Judy Rechlin, Ian Conner, Iacque Storts, Pam Ball, Adrianne I-Iubbs, Debbie johnson. 'Q x I One of the problems on a nice day is getting your convertible top to Spring brings deep thoughts. stay fastened. 73 FRONT ROW: Phyllis Kane, Nancy Lefler, Nikki Elam, Linda McVicker, Christine Boyd, Pat Smith, Le Alta McCord, Kay Kirkpatrick, ROW 2: Sandy Sullivan, Kathy Pohl, Lisa Beck, Marcia Murphy, Marilyn Moore, Cheryl Jones, Cora Marie Mar shall, Kay Huff, ROW 3: Rosanne I-lenseler, Jenny Kersl-ca, Marisue Minor, Shirley Camp, Joyce Miller, Judy Smith, Becky Les ter, and Jolene Porter. Zeta Chi One of Spoon River's social sororities has been involved with many community drives. They have participated in the heart fund and St. Jude Research Hospital drives. Also, on Tuesday afternoons several of the girls have helped pat- tern a cerebral Palsy victim. The officers of Zeta Chi for the first semester of this year were: Marcia Murphy, Pres., Marilyn Moore, Vice Pres. and Pledge Trainer, Vicki Crank, Sec.g Marisue Minor, Treas.g Missy I-Iall, Sgt. at Arms, Joelene Porter, Soc. Chair., Second Semester: Marilyn Moore, Pres., Marisue Minor, Vice Pres.: Lisa Beck, Sec.g Joyce Miller, Treas.g Kay Huff, Sgt. at Arms, Becky Lester, Soc. Chair.g and Rosanne Hensler, Pledge Trainer. Zeta Chi initiated twenty members the first semester, and four members the second sem- ester. Zeta Chi officers are always in the midst of things I f. f M ,f. ,., f A 'fag' ,ff-,V xx ' 47 SRA 7x , . Z , ,VY 5 X X Do you thmk th1S thlng W111 hold us both - '- ,1,,,., 4 -., -,,,f 'asf -- 5 if f 1 4 l Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma is the fraternity organized not only for brotherhood and scholarship, but also leadership in school and community affairs. Entertainment was not restricted to the mem- bers only. At Thanksgiving they visited the nursing home and at Christmas they had the annual Crippled Children's party. The Phi Kapps also participated in the I-Ieart Fund drive. Phi Kapps initiated twenty-eight pledges this year. They had twenty-three the first semester and five the second semester. First semester officers Were: Pres. --Donnie Howard V. Pres. --Richard Ryner Sec. - -Chuck Hezlep Treas. - -Chuck Welch Sgt. -at-Arms--Kerry Clemens Chaplain- -Gary Black President Rick Ryner 2 ROW 1: Mike Freeman, Ron VanMiddlesworth, Ron Wilcoxen, Richard Ryner, Chris Collins, jerry Ioyce, Rich Vifheeler. ROW 22. james Moore, Chuck Hezlep, Chuck Welch, Rod Starbuck, Martin Baughman, Ken Downey. ROW 3: Chuck Werry, Bill Set- tles, jim Ulrich, Ron Wilcoxen, jim Cebuhar, Gene Kinzer. 76 fu , ' ' I '-Ti, '74 ,, 1 , 4 I . .KKK i il if 5 ww M,,7f.,.,h . J . . .A 2' ,H First semester officers are not dying out. They're just making way for the new. Pledge Bruce Moore in pledge attire. Phi Kapp officers are on 'che right track to success in Spoon River Country Second semester officers included: Pres. --Richard Ryner V. Pres. --Ron Wilcoxen Sec. --Chris Collins Treas. --Ron Vanlvliddlesworth Sgt. at Arms- -jerry Joyce Pledge Trainer- -Mike Freeman Chaplain- -Rod Starbuck Social Chairm an--Dennis Weaver 77 -1 q O L 1 l l ...y i Only two Sigs of age? jim and jim drink as their younger brothers look on in envy. Sigma Iota Nu, Social fraternity, has been very active this year . They participated in the March of Dimes Drive and have won trophies for football and basketball. They were the only frat. who had their own house and they provided entertainment for all the students. Officers for Sigma Iota Nu are: Lynn Jarvis, Frank Schwidersld, Pledge-Trainer, Dik Talbot, lst pledge trainer, Bob Anderson, lst V. Pres., Randy Hoenerg jim Cain, Pres., Jim Hampton, 2nd V. Pres., Bill Nay- den, lst sec., Bill Mosher, 2nd Sec., and Mr. Black, Advisor. Sigma Iota u Kent Nelson shows his muscle as he chins himself on a tree- Ron Kahn is looking for the snake that chased him up the hill. FRONT ROW: I. C. Clore, James Hampton, Dick Talbot, Tim Franzoni, jim Cain, Bob Anderson, ROW 2: Tom Weaver, Bill Nayden, Dick Trau, Bill Mosher, Wendell Booton, Kent Nelson, Lynn Jarvis, ROW 3: Fariborz Naeymi -Rad, Bandy Hoener, Larry Allen, Danny Clarke, jeff Laatsch, Frank Schwiderski, Ronald Kahn, and Mark Evans. Three Sig pledges take time off from their duties to feed their faces. 79 ,f t A 1' .mafjtff 1 f . 1 , v y 1 fr- ,f , ' 1 f ' , 4 , jr- ' , ,. hm, -vy- I ' Ll., 'f 1 6 . A 7 M! p Y L. ' X I i X f Q ':' ' ' v i ,, K x I 4 ' N I ' I gf , gl O sq-Y Y ,gi ff 5 1 J YW ,-,..--v-'- 1 , , 1 , 1 s ' ' ' ,. - . FAA., we U ' A .,,,,,,...,.av-no-ul! ,....,,.-.' 4- Cf, 'li'-l?25??'Z W ,- - A-if-Afxiiilf ' ' v .. v 4 i '- '. ' Y 'P' . ' - , , .fl 2-1 'N , A '1,,ef.f . - h ' 'f 55:1 A -v . . -avi: f A. .' '4-' 70-Q -' H. g ,' The old Sig House--she ain't what she use to be. Theta Kappa Epsilon Theta Kappa Epsilon initiated thirteen pledges this year with eleven the first semester and eight the second semester. Banquets were held for the new members. The fraternity helped with the Heart Fund drive and with the drive for St. jude's Research Hospital. First Semester officers included: Pres. --Wayne Demott V. Pres.--Steve Kuhn Sec. - -Bill jones Treas. --Dan Elmore s , Pledge Trainer- -Steve Smith Is that beard for real? ROW1: Stephen St. Clair, Daniel Elmore, Bill Iones, Stephen Kuhn, Rodney Nobis, Terry Surratt. ROW 2: Greg Smith, Kent Mann, Dennis Boehs, Ion Ingles, Garry McCray, Larry Sarff, Dick Harris. ROW 3: Eugene I-litz, jim Pindell, Chris Bradney, Rick Osborn, James Yocum, Al Sorrells, Mike Ballard, Larry Thompson. E 80 - lu df xt : Theta Kap officers hold a lineup. Larry Sarff looks into the future. Second semester officers Pres. --Wayne Dernott V. Pres. --Dan Elmore Sec. --Bill jones Treas. --Rod Nobis Reporter - -Terry Surrat Pledge Trainer- -Steve St. included Clair I want it done right this time, Pledge. , s Harold Wheeler, Ed Kai- ser, Advisors, Mike Nibb, Treas., Bob Nelson, Re- porter, Frank Diefendorf, Adv., Terry Thomas, Parl. ROW 2: Ed Hobrock, Vice Pres., Roger Parr, Sec., ' Don Barnes, Pres., Lee l Z,-an Brockelsby, Board of Peers, ' ' Rich Nodine, Board of 1 Peers. A if S ax, f K ' , 2 . 314 4, 1 T M V f 542 J... L N 3 ' Phi u Tau FRONT ROW: Ed Kaiser, adv., Harold Wheeler, adv., Frank Diefendorf, Adv., Kent Wacaser, Dennis Peterson, Richard No- dine, Larry Hendrix, Gene Cunningham, ROW 2: Terry Thomas, Lee Brockelsby, Don Barnes, LeRoy Mahr, W. I. Kirk jr.,jim Mortier, Mike Mibb, Roger Parr. ROW 3: Gary Forristall, Ed Miller, Bob Nelson, Wayne Bond, Ed I-Iobrock, Dan Kane, Kent Seymour, Robert Meyer. 82 Rex Peterson, Reporter, Joe Luthy, Vice Pres., Keith Dorsch, Pres., john Ander- son, Parl.3 ROW 2: Bob I-lixon, Sec., Frank Diefendorf, Adv., Vincent Van Quakebeke, Trees., Ed Kaiser, Adv., Harold Wheeler, Adv. FRONT ROW: Mark Sowers, jim Garrison, John Anderson, Robert I-lixon, Marvin Bell, Greg Blythe, Myron Hard, joe Luthyg ROW 2: Frank Diefendorf, Adv., Ed Kaiser, Adv., Mike Powell, Dave Ladage, Kieth Dorsch, Rex Peterson, Pat Powell, Sid ' ' Ed S' k St Christian, Combs, Harold Wheeler, Adv., joseph Lilley, Darrell Emme, Steve Breckenridge, Richard Futhey, is , eve Vincent Van Quakebeke, Ken I-ludders, and Paul Heeren. 83 r ll I u 1. in i 3 FRONT ROW: Carl Elbus, Henry Dare, Steve Conkright, John Sanson, Steve Lowe, Ron Klaus, J. A. Lowe, Roland Pettit, Adv.g ROW 2: Carl McCausland, Adv., Gary Wright, Hal Kapraun, Gary Clark, Steven May, Watt Guthrie, John Abbott, Nlike Ma- thias, Ed Coker, ROW 3: Mike Morey, Bob Harrold, jerry Zimmerman, jack Griffeth, Verland Richards, David Hermes, Michael Turner, Michael Rauth, Greg Prins, George Kopp, and Cloyd Yocum, jr. Alpha Gamma Tau is a newly-formed fraternity. The officers for the first semester are: Don Springer, Pres., john Abbott, Sec.g Tim Rademaker, T reas. 3 George Kopp, Sgt. at armsg Mike Mathias, Reporter I, and Hal Kapraun, Reporter Il. Officers for the Spring semester are: Steve Lowe, Pres.g Steve Conkright, V. Pres.g Carl Elbus, Treas.g David I-Iermes, Sec.g Ed Coker, Reporter Ig john Sanson, Reporter 113 and Ron Klaus, Sgt. at arms. Alpha Gamma Tau pledges had to wear cowboy hats during training. Here, three pledges are admiring a girl and her dog. . . Rf Ar. - ,. if W.. an ,. fgqfgfzgg I Q, xv ,fy QNX, 4,gger,s4g,q, fy? L f- H fy 'Q MQ X 4- I- fs 3,.g1, .fg,, l rpg J f ' - f iw-Q :fwxffv wap -f 2' fy- 5 . - ,. X,gfgwuvf ' ga- X . 4 , Vw 4: sfsfwfff Aw 'f 'N if f. . , A, x we My X X M Dave Hermes is admiring the nose of the dog. TWO A8 boys mix material- Alpha Gamma Tau helps the boys to become better farmers. Here they are testing the soil. M ,Q .,.,, M trvaerwm My N. Q Gamma Delta Tau, the M.D.T. 8zC.E.T. Fratemit Members include: FRONT ROW: Edward Lowe, james Eaton, Pres., Mike Brierton, Sec., Don Nolan, V. Pres., Robert Green, Bill Riley, ROW 2: Mr. George Starasta, Adv., Dayne Hayes, Robbie White, Steve Sepich, Lynn Leinbach, Marc White, Walt Rivord, and Boris Zivolic. O Greek Council Members FRONT ROW: Linda McVicker, Zeta Chi, Chris Boyd, Zeta Chi, Debbie Johnson, Sigma Alpha Theta, Ioelene Porter, Zeta Chi Pres. 1st Sem., Adrianne l-lubbs, Sigma Alpha Theta, ROW 2: Richard Ryner, Phi Kappa Sigma, jerry Joyce, Phi Kappa Sigma, Chris Collins, Phi Kappa Sigma, Sec., Steve St. Clair, Theta Kappa Epsilon, Larry Sarff, Theta Kappa Epsilon, ROW 3: Ron Kahn, Sigma Iota Nu, V. Pres., Frank Schwiderski, Sigma Iota Nu, james Hampton, Sigma Iota Nu, and Henry Dare, Alpha Gamma Tau. Pres. 'War '10, 'Q Campus Leaders are Involved in Man AC'fiVi'EieS Rich Ryner, jean Kumer, Mary Weaver--SI-HELD Kathy Roselle, john Erghott--Phi Theta Kappa. Steve Standard, Larry Sarff, Patty Stees, Ron Kahn, John Dare, Nick Noble, Frank Schwiderski--Senate' Slg' Fred Franzoni, Scott Doubet--Senate. I w FRONT ROW: joelene R. Porter, Linda McVicker, Marisue Minor, Phyllis Kane, Susie Hitchcock, Kathleen Roselle, Mary Weaver, Paula Sprowls. ROW TWO: Harrison Eller, Mike Ballard, George Damman, Ed Fernandes, Jim johnson, john Olson, Dennis Goodwin, Rodney Nickerson, Richard Ryner, Carl Elbus, Mike Turner. 'Qs-1 it , -v :ra JZ S5125 C' , as ' f s, fg S -7 r. if .. L Q ,, V M wg f 2 AY ' ii ff, M s , 5,15 QSM fb Q Advisor Harrison Eller and President Paula Sprowls urge the campaign for Richard Nixon. 88 The Spoon River College Young Repub- lican Club had a very active year. They sponsored: Constitution reviews for the graduating studentsg gave cookies to the nursing homes at Christmasg Went to a state Y.R. College Federation Conven- tion in Chicagog had Weekly meetingsg sponsored LANCER newspaper ads sup- porting other student activitiesg had picnicsg actively supported the Republi- can ticket in the 1968 Presidential Cam- paign. The Young Republicans l 'R 2.1 45' ., sf f X W. MQ W ft - - ' , , J A WM WM 'M H AMW is The ones who do all the work for the Y.R. Club are: Mike Turner, V.Pres. lst sem.5 Mr. Eller, adv.3 Susie Hitchcock, Sec. 2nd sem.3 Paula Sprowls, Pres.5 Rod Nickerson, Treas.3 and Carl Elbus, V.Pres, 2nd sem. Paula, who is in the Phi Theta Kappa, is a serious, dedicated P1'eSideH'C- Carl is one of our busy maintenance men. 1 63554 gfiikw, ,Y 2 L R 2 My Qu it Hiiiiii ag J, A urs es Attend S RC if E- ' ' f FRONT ROW: Sue Spalding, Barbara Newell, Susan Rudolph, Tede Lee, Omega South, Sandy Matteson, Donna Berglund, Emelia Minghettig ROW 2, Bruce johnson, Mardeen Nielsen, Donna Lovell, Diana Stevens, Linda Jones, Candace Walker, Mary Thompson, Marjorie Williams, Susan Ivey, Dabbie Shaw, ROW 3, Juanita Burkhart, Linda Bullock, Vickie Hovey, Sally Brubeck, Nancy Banister, Prudence Trust, Mary Kelly, Marian Lieberman, Sharon Savill. - W 1 XQCVI V These nurses are relaxing in their new dorm room after a hectic day at the hospital. Student Council Officers President ........ Mary Beth Sovanski First Vice -President . . Teresa Rexroat Second Vice-President . Prudence Triest Historian ........ Mary Ann Morrissey Secretary . . .Donna Berglund Treasurer . . . . joan Miller Advisor . . . .Mrs. M. Reinertsen, R.N. Nurses have many sidelines including hair styling. Y Veterans, Club Established fr--we 'Qs f S f 4 fs if 'Q T t. , ,i it. a FRONT RCW: 1. to r. jim Hogan, Ken Grigsby, Rick Rowe, George Bolender, Roger I-Iedgesg ROW 2: Mr. Cavanaugh, Bob Smith, Ed Grant, and john Dare. Veterans' Club officers discuss their business at their friendly bar. 91 Vet. Club member George Bolender studies and relaxes a the same time. We Wgw. WNW' ACADEMICS 1 l 2 9 3 9 My if 45 WW'9'f,. W ard Work Brings Marry Rewards WMM 94 The knowledge gained from the technical programs at Spoon River College can be applied to future plans and aspir ations. 95 If M . :' ffk. f' '. i , ,-.g:::,:f: , , Q, Y - 1, 1, ,A 6 1 'Y wk Wm, Summer school, though hot and boring, supplies the essentials required. Who said the instructions are clear? Tools, like this, are an important part in the educa tion of a farmer. 96 vw Wu Education. . . the pprenticeship of Life In the front window of Dahm Hall can be seen these works of art by SRC students. Nz Q ? ef 1 ,A Qi Q 1 W 7921 K e 1 WMLA , , X 'f 3 ' , XG ff' V X 1 f l x I 1 k ,wx x M41 ' e e ' ,1 2 , Q 1 i eze- XE U xy, 2 X f an Many Classes Keep Students Busy From farm machinery . . . ab . . . 'QWF 'IV 4 .,.. M f . M inf yr, , and, from painting pictures to . . typing reports in class. I- Z 99 Little Learning Observance becomes a very important part of education. It is by observing that a student can really see what goes on behind the scenes. K I ' . 5 ,ig ., oes 21 Long W3 WW K ff ,X ff IOI '1 I ,n N H STUDENTS I Hrud Xllork Makes Playing NIOIG Fun john Abbott jon Ackman William Adams jerry Agnoletti Dennis Albee jo Ann Alewel Larry Allen Vicki Allen Ben Allison Steve Alvis Bobby Anderson jeff Anderson john Anderson We nde ll Anderson Greg Andrew ' ' ,Q f Q, , A 'f , 4 .,,.: ,si , , 1 L df' ' f- We MQ 7 4' . 'ff k.., 'WK john Andrew john Arundale jack Ashton, jr Dan Atchison Steve Avery Kathy Ayers Monroe Bailey Norman Bain Marvin Bainter Nancy Bair Frank Ball Pam Ball Mike Ballard Roger Barclay Glenn Barclift Dennis Boehs George Bolender Calvin Bollin jesse Bond Wendell Booton jack Bordner james Bordner Margaret Bordwine Joyce Bouc Linda Boyd Lawrence Boyles Chris Bradney Gary Bradford Gary Bradshaw janet Bradshaw Susan Bradshaw Roberta Brashers Roger Brawdy - , 'J Lisa Beck Marvin Bell Patty Bell Pat Be nkendorf Barbara Bennett Don Bennett Mike Beoletto Cathy Bergschne ide Thomas Bilyeu Ted Binham Gary Black joe Blackwell Michael Blaesing Ronald Blakeman Leroy Blanks Charlie Blesse Mike Blevins Greg Blythe f,,,,,, ' j NW so! 'W ' f I' Steve Brechenridge Gerald Breen Carl Bressner james Brierton Kent Briney Theodore Bruder john Bruketta Nicholas Bruketta Penny Brush Melvin Budd, jr, Glenda Burgett Larry Burke Theresa Burtis Michael Busby Mike Butler Benny Cain jim Cain joy Calhoun '!! 9'b i1 Ii1D'f4 Wdiaflhvhvf- 714,54ff'4'ffi'f?WQW!f7lff'57515714195 f -ff K. f 7-ff f BXX4-W-WWw,f+!Qf.fr I f .f f f Q 2. ff Z Z fjfb. Q ,LH f 3 9 J W7 .1 f ' ,5, , 5 Z ' ' 7' f .M M mmf, f, 52 X Ji? fr . W 2 'fx ? f'-.-3,23-vain, 25' 2 V, X X f ,424 5 E' in www .w ywW,. 107 I' Xa I 1 Shirley Carnp Douglas Campbell Ellen Campbell Steve Carlson Donald Carpenter Reginald Carr X- 'A Z ,S f '2 5 ' , in 'min www -V U ff--Xfrbn, 5, 4' 9 Ya ' X ZQXXA f QM 45,1 X ,A . f ..--A --PX f 47' ' 292-W'?s V,'f '55 E'- -:S. M- ,.. ,7 k. ,W fig ., , sv X22 V Q y X X f 1 1, f sf 5 , Y Aww sf XS fry f A . . 4, ha s 4 ' Ni 5, , X 1 X C fr l fx sg Q X f QX .X , S -Q, 5 x W ' y -f . 7 Q S 'hw we fig gy NM james Cebuhar Neal Chase Terry Chick Steve Christian Loren Christopher Robert Claggett Gary Clark Tanya Clark Danny Clarke Debbie Clarke james Clayberg Kerry Clemens john C, Clore Ed Coker Randy Coleman Chris Collins 108 Crusader' s D 1 All ' ffered food and fun for everyone. r , . QM. QW ,. - rm .V .W 'w Dean Collins iw A . : , Sidney Combs f h y Il3fg1a1ikCCo1flQ'ight I we - 1 OT1 OH ,E - 5 ' 'V ,pf . or i K Q A W fl 5 , ' gl i A i ,. fi r J' V512 ,fg 52,1 ix Janice Conner Weldon Conove r 4,4 5 'O' Gary Cotter jam es Cox Dean Conway Dawn Cook joseph Cox Victoria Crank QE. Mark Cravens Keith Cre me ens f ,f J QQ-2 Q Ron Crowl 1 k David Crull ,,,' X ' Q k la! 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QU 'EW i i S 15? mn X Ed Curry Janice Curfman Gene Cunningham Mary Cutler George Damman Gary Danner Henry Dare john Dare Patricia Davis Terry Davis Thomas Dearing Wayne DeMott Virginia Denton Diana Derry Kathy Despines Rick Dilts Mary Dolan Thomas Doolittle Keith Dorsch Charles Doubet Scott Doubet Rodney Doyle Carol Duckwiler Robert Duley Stuclents Crm in Wisdom. . . ff -1 Tom Dunberger Richard Dunn Howard Dye Richard Dye Patricia Eads Herb Eagan james Eaton David Eifert Dean Eitenmiller Bill Edley Gene Edwards Kenny Edwards john Ehrgott Mike Elam Nikki Elam Carl Ellbus jeff Elliott Robert Ellis Ill iillill and Conteutnient ww' ,. Students Indulge utside Interests WM Daniel Elmore Darrell Emme Craig England Mark Evans Vic Ewalt Kay Ellen Farr Robert Farrar David Fengel Ed Fernandes jerry Fields Mark Fife Lee Fillingham Alicia Ford joe Ford Gary Forristal james Fox Ron Fralicx Terry Frame Q 4 Igffu ,,,,... ,f ' Q ' ' J' , f H -,QL '- K, 2 t ,MW 'H f BU Fred F1-anzoni Tim Franzoni David Freburg Mike Freeman Penny Freiley Mike Fretueg jack Furgerson Richard Futhey Gary Gabbrants june Gale Lindell Garner Lorene Garret Henry Garrison jim Garrison William Gentry Paul George Judi Gess Don Ghrist I Z ?r 42' ff 'wlzrff 'Azz f 42? feb? , f f - Wu f - 444, X- L- f fe ' ' , . ,z r 11,4 2' ,f 9, . 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Hanson 44 L Lane, James 20,44 Lawson, Helen 44 Leinbaugh, :Ioward 38 M McCausland, Carl 44,84 Millington, Albert 44 N Nord, Evelyn 41 O O'Neil, Mary 44 P Patterson, Mildred 44 Peters, Walter 44 R Reffett, Rev. Eugene 38 Reiter, Myrna J. 45 Richmond, Jim 38 Ruder, Ruby 41 Rowe, J. P. 45 S Sears, Lois 45 Smart, Mervin 45 Starasata, Betty 45,70 Starasata, George 45, 86 Student Index Atchison, Daniel 105 Avery, Steve 105 Ayers, Kathy 105 B Baily, Monroe 56, 105 Bain, Norman 105 Bainter, Marvin 105 Bair, Nancy 105 Ball, Frank 105 Ball, Pamela 73, 105 Ballard, Michael 53, 80, 88, 105 Bannister, Nancy 90 Barclay, Roger 105 Barclay, Roger 105 Barclift, Glenn 105 Barker, Cynthia 105 Barnes, Donald 82, 105 Barr, Robert 105 Barron, Barbra 73, 105 Baughman, Martin 76, 105 Beasley, Harry 48, 50,56,105 Beck, Lisa 68,74, 106 Beekman, Wayne 71 Bell, Marvin 83, 106 Bell, Patricia 71, 106 Benkendorf, Pat 27, 73, 106 Bennett, Barbara 106 Bennett, Donald 106 Beoletto, Mike 106 Berglund, Donna 106 Bilyeu, Thomas 106 Binhan, Ted 106 Black, Gary 26,106 Blackwell, Joseph 56, 58, 106 Blaesing, Michael 106 Blake man, Ronald 106 Blanks, Leroy 106 Blesse, Chas. 106 Blevins, Michael 106 Blythe, Gregg 83, 106 Steinkamp, Frances 41 Switzer, Richard 45 T Taylor, W. l. 38 Telander, Brian 45 Temper, Beverly 45 Till, Farrell 45 V Vasen , Virginia 41 w Welch, Dr. 1. K. as Wheeler, Harold 45,82,83 Whitten, Donald 45 Williams, Marcia 41 Wilson, William 45 Boehs , Dennis 80, 106 Bolender, George 91, 106 Bollin, Calvin 106 Bond, Wayne 106 Booton, Wendell 79, 106 Bordner, Jack 106 Bordner, James 53, 54, 106 Borwine, Margaret 106 Bouc, Joyce 71,106 Boyd, Chris 74,86 Boyd, Linda 106 Boyles, Lawrence 106 Bradford, Gary 106 Bradney, Christopher 80 Bradshaw, Gary 106 Bradshaw, Janet 71, 106 Bradshaw, Susan 106 Brashers , Roberta 106 Brawdy, Roger 48, 53, 106 Cain, Benny 107 Breckenridge, Steve 83,107 Breen, Gerald 107 Bressner, Carl 107 Brierton, James 86, 107 Briney, Kent 107 Brockelsby, Lee 82 Brubeck, Sally 90 Bruder, Ted 107 Bruketta, John 107 Bruketta, Nicholas 107 Brush, Penny 107 Budd, Melvin 107 Bullock, Linda 90 Burgett, Glenda 107 Burke, Larry 107 Burkhart, Juanita 90 Burtis, Theresa 107 Busby, Michael 107 Butler, Mike 71,107 C Cain, James 32, 79, 107 Calhoun, Joy 107 Camp, Shirley 68, 74, 107 Campbell, Douglas 107 Campbell, Chris 73 Campbell, Ellen 107 Carlson, Steve 107 Carpenter, Donald 107 Carr, Reginald 107 Cebuhar, James 76, 108 Chase, Neal 108 Chick, Terry 108 Christian, Steve 83, 108 Christopel, Loren 108 Claggett, Robert 71, 108 Clark, Gary 84,108 Clark, Tanya 32, 49, 68, 108 Clarke, Daniel 79, 108 Clarke, Deborah 32, 108 Clayberg, James 108 Clemens, Kerr 108 Clore, John 79,108 Coker, Ed 84,108 Coleman, Randy 108 Collins, Chris 76, 86,108 Collins, Dean 109 Combs, Sidney 83, 109 Conkright, Mark 84,109 Conlon, Phil 109 Connor, Janice 73, 109 Conover, Weldon 109 Conway, Dean 109 Cook, Dawn 27,109 Cotter, Gary 53, 109 Cox, James 109 Cox, Joseph 109 Crank, Victoria 109 Cravens, Mark 109 Cremeens, Keith 109 Crowl, Ronald 109 Crull, David 109 Cunningham, Gene 82,110 Curfman, Janice 110 Curry, Fred 110 Cutler, Mary 110 D Damman, George 88, 110 Danner, Gary 110 Dare, Henry 86, 89,110 Dare, John 64,70, 87,91, 110 Davis, Patricia 110 Davis, Terry 110 Dearing, Thomas 110 Demott, Wayne 110 Denton, Virginia 110 Derry, Diana 110 Despines, Kathy 110 Dilts, Richard 110 Doland, Mary 73, 110 Doolittle, Thomas 110 Dorsch, Keith 83, 110 Doubet, Charles 56, 110 Doubet, Scott 64, 71,87,110 Downey, Ken 76 Doyle, Rodney 110 Duckwiler, Carol 110 Duley, Robert 110 Dunberger, Thomas 111 Dunn, Richard 111 Dye, Howard 111 Dye, Richard 111 E Eades, Patricia 49, 111 Eagan, Herbert 111 Eaton, James 86, 111 Eifert, David 111 Eitenmiller, Dean 111 Edley, Bill 30,111 Edwards, Gene 111 Edwards, Ken 111 Ehrgott, John 70,87 111 Elam, Mike 111 Elam, Nikki 74,111 Elbus, Carl 84,88, 89, 111 Elliott, Jeff 111 Ellis, Robert 56, 111 Elmore, Daniel 80, 112 Emme, Darrell 83, 112 England, Craig 112 Evans, Mark 79, 112 Ewalt, Vic 112 F Farr, Kay 112 Farrar, Robert 112 Fendel, David 112 Fernandes, Ed 88, 112 Fields, Jerry 112 Fife, Mark 112 Fillingham, Lee 53, 112 Ford, Alicia 112 Ford, Joe 112 Forristall, Gary 82, 112 Fox, James 112 Fralicx, Donald 112 Frame, Terry 71, 112 Franzoni, Fred 64, 70,113 Franzoni, Tim 53, 79,87, 113 Freburg, David 113 Freeman, Michael 76, 113 Freiley, Penny 113 Fretueg, Michael 113 Furgeson, Jack 113 Futhey, Richard 83, 113 G Gabbrants, Gary 113 Gale, June 113 Gerner, Lendell 113 Garrett, Lorene 113 Garrison, Henry 113 Garrison, James 83, 113 Gentry, William 113 George, Paul 113 Gess, Judith 113 Ghrist, Donald 113 Gibbs, Thomas 113 Gibson, Ken 113 Gill, Gary 113 Gille, Dennis 113 Gillespie, Ronald 113 Ginrher, Scott 26, 113 Glossop, Thomas 113 Golden, Roger 113 Goodwin, Dennis 88, 113 Gordon, Sandra 113 Grant, Ed 71,91 Graves, Richard 113 Green, Ribert 86, 113 Greene, Warren 113 Griffeth, Jack 84, 113 Grigsby, Ken 91, 113 Grgurich, Philip 113 Grosso, Robert 114 Grossweiler, Kim 114 Grover, Roger 114 Guthrie, Janis 114 Guthrie, Watt 84, 114 Guthrie CJohnsonJ, Rita 114 Gutshall, James 71, 114 H Hahen, James 114 Hale, Robert 114 Haley, Greg 114 Hall, Melissa 114 Hamerlinch, James 114 Hamm, Linda 114 Hammer, Ronald 114 Hampton, James 64, 79,86,114 Hand, Bill 114 Hankins, Valerie 73, 114 Hannam, Wayne 114 Hard, Myron 83,115 Harding, Maurie 115 Harding, Steve 115 Hardy, Jan 115 Harlan, John 115 Harr, Vicki 115 Harris, Dick 80, 115 Harrold, Robert 84, 115 Hartford, Joanne 71, 115 Hartweg, Paul 115 Havens, Susan 115 Hayes, Jay 115 Hayes, Dayne 86, 115 Haynes Gary 115 Heaton, William 115 Hedden Peggy 71, 115 Hedges Alvin 115 Hedges Roger 91, 115 Heeren, Paul 83, 115 Hefley, Bobbie 115 Hefley, Thomas 115 Heitz, Charlott 115 Helander, Richard 115 Heller, Donald 115 Henard, Doris 115 Hendrix, Larry 64, 82,115 Hensler, Rosanne 74,115 Herms, Davis 84, 85,115 Hezlep, Chuck 76, 115 Higgins, John 115 Hill, Gary 115 Hinson, George 115 Hintz, Gary 115 Hitchcock, Michael 115 Hitchcock, Susan 88, 89, 1 15 Hitz, Eugene 80 Hitz, Garold 115 Hixon, Robert 83, 116 Hoak, Steve 116 Hobrock, Ed 82, 116 Hoener, Randy 116 Hogan, Jim 68,71, 91, 116 Holcomb, Gary 116 Holmes, Daryl 116 Holmes, David 116 Holton, Lea 116 Hossler, Mildred 116 Howard, Donnie 116 Howell, Ryk 116 Hubbs, Adrianne 73, 86, 116 Huber, Evelyn 116 Hudders, Kenneth 83, 116 Huff, Kay 74,116 Hughes, Michele 116 Hummel, Gene 116 Hunter, Nancy 116 Hurst, Randy 116 Hutchcroft, Karen 116 I Ingles, Jon 80,116 Ivey, Susan 90,116 I Jacobs, Donald 48, 50, 116 Jacobus, David 53, 116 James, Gordon 116 Jarvis, Lynn 79, 116 Jennings, Rosemary 116 Jensen, Gary 116 Jensen, Kendell 116 Johnson, Allen 116 120 McCombs , Jeff 120 Johns on , Allen 116 Johnson, Allen 116 Johnson, Bruce 90 Johnson, Deborah 49,73,86,116 Johnson, Deidra 116 Johnson, Jerry 116 Johnson, Jim 88,117 Johnson, June 117 Jones, Bill 80,117 Jones, Cheryl 74, 117 Jones, Donald 117 Jones, Edwin 117 Jones, Linda 90, 117 Jones, Michael 117 Joyce, Gerald 32, 76, 86, 117 Juraco, K William 117 Kahn, Rinald 26, 29,32,64,65,68, 78,79,86,87,l17 Kane, Daniel 82, 117 Kane, Phyllis 74, 88, 117 Kapraun, Hal 84, 117 Kelley, Mary 90, 117 Kelley, Sheila 71, 117 Kelso, Dianne 117 Kerska, Jenny 74, 117 Keyser, Gary 118 Kinzer, Bev 118 Kinzer, Gene 76, 118 Kirk, W. J. 83,118 Kirkpatrick, Kay 74, 118 Klaus, Ron 84,118 Klein, Roy 56,118 Kelndworth, Dan 56, 118 Knee, Richard 118 Koch, Terry 118 Kopp, George 84, 118 Koppelman, Jim 118 Koontz, Bruce 119 Kost, Bruce 119 Kovacevich, Rick 119 Kovacevich, Victor 119 Kubica, Michael 119 Kuhn, Steve 80, 119 Kumer, Jeannie 25, 32, 66, 67, 87,119 L Laatsch, Jeff 79, 119 Ladage, David 83, 119 Lane, Beulah 1 19 Lane, Jo 73 Lascelles, Richard 119 Laviolette, Bruce 119 Lawson, Roger 119 Lawson, Thomas 119 Lawver, Michael 119 Lee, Tede 90 Lefler, Judith 119 Lefler, Nancy 74, 119 Leinbach, Guy 86, 119 Lescallett, Charles 119 Lester, Rebecca 32, 33,49,74,119 Lev, Steve 119 Lewis, Alan 119 Lewis, Neil 119 Liebermann, Marion 90, 119 Lilley, Joseph 83, 120 Lindecrantz, Janette 66,67, 70, 71, 120 Little, Sonya 120 Logan, John 120 Long, Douglas 120 Lowe, Edward 56, 86, 120 Lowe, Jacob 84, 120 Lowe, Michael 120 Lowe, Steve 84,120 Lubke, Ronald 71, 120 Lucas, Michael 120 Lunt, Gerry 120 Luthy, Joseph 83, 120 Lutz, Beverly 120 Lynn, Carolyn 120 M McCance, John 120 McCausland, Cathy 68, 1 20 McClelland, David McConnell, James 120 McCord, LeAlta 74, 120 McCray, Garry 48, 69, 80, 120 McGee, Delbert 120 McVickers, Linda 66, 68, 74, 86, 88, 120 Macklin, Dennis 120 Mackey, Myra 73 Madison, Loren 120 Mahr, Rollin 56,82, 120 Mahr, Thomas 120 Mann, Kent 80 Mansir, Richard 120 Markley, Jimmie 120 Marshall, Cora 74, 120 Marshall, Larry 120 Martin, Wanda 120 Mason, Robert 120 Matheny, Sandra 120 Mathias, Maurice 84, 120 Matteson. Sandra 90,121 78,791,123 Maxfield, Jeanne 1 21 May, Ira 121 May, Steve 84,121 Meade, Dick 121 Mears, Phil 121 Meece, David 121 Meece, William 121 Meier, William 121 Meline, Jon 121 Melz, Bruce 121 Melz, Gary 121 Mentler, Julie 121 Nelson, Ron 123 Nelson, Sandra 123 Neville, Jim 123 Newell, Barbra 90, 123 Nichols, Joe 123 Nichols, Ron 123 Nicholson, Lloyd 123 Nickerson, Rod 88, 89, 123 Nidifer, Dave 123 Nielsen, Mardeen Mershon, Vivian 71, 121 Meservey, Marvin 121 Meyer, Gregory 121 Meyer, Robert 82, 121 Mibb, Michael 82, 121 Mickle, Rebecca 32,64,65,73,121 Mikulich, Edward 121 Milam, Greg 121 Miller, Craig 121 Miller, Edward 82, 121 Miller, Joyce 27, 74, 121 Miller, Michael 121 Miller, Pete 121 Mims, Fred 48,53, 121 Mingherti, Emelia 90 Minor, Marisue 74, 88, 121 Miseles, Richard 121 Maburg, Kevin 121 Montgomery, Paul 68, 69, 121 Moore, Frank 121 Moore, Bruce 76, 77,121 Moore, Marily 30, 68,74,121 Morey, Michael 84, 121 Morgan, Patricia 121 Mortier, James 82, 122 Mosher, Jim 122 Mosher, William 79, 122 Mossman, David 122 Mueller, Debra 122 Mulcahy, James 122 Mulligan, Steve 122 Murphy, Marcia 68, 74, 122 Murphy, Richard 122 Murphy, Tim 122 90, 123 Nobis, Rodney 56, 80, 123 Noble, Nick 87,123 Nodine, Richard 82, 123 Nolan, Don 86,123 Nord, John 124 O O'Brien, Linda 124 Olson, John 88,124 Orwig, Donna 73, 124 Orwig, Duane 56, 124 Osborn, Richard 80, 124 Overcash, Jennifer 124 Overcash, Paul 124 Owen, Bob 124 P Pampel, Steve 124 Parish, Paul 124 Park, Henry 69,124 Parks, Dave 124 Parks, Scott 124 Parr, Roger 82, 124 Peacock, Galen 124 Perry, Don 124 Pestile, Janis 124 Pestile, Jerry 124 Peterson, Dennis 82, 124 Peterson, Rex 83, 124 Phillips, Dann 124 Phillips, Jerry 124 Phillips, Terry 124 Phipps , Pi nde ll, 1 2 4 Rob 124 James 80, Pinegar, Sandra 124 Pohl, Kathy 74 Porter, Joelene 21, 23,68,74,86,88, 125 Potter, Mike 125 Powell, Mike 83, 125 Powell, Dean 125 Powell, Pat 83,125 Powell William 125 Murray, Norman 122 Myers, Dan 122 Myers, Mike 122 Myers, Phyllis 122 Myers, Susan 122 N Nayden, Bill 79, 122 Neff, David 70,122 Negley, Bruce 122 Nelson Bobby 82, 123 Nelson, Don 123 Nelson, Ken 123 Nelson Kent 48, Pringle, Donald 125 Prins, Greg 84,125 Pullen, Steve 125 Q Quiqqle, Frank 125 Quill, Steve 53 R Rademaker, Tim 125 Rader, Riger 125 Ragan, Joyce 125 Rather, Terry 125 Rauth, Mike 89,125 Rawley, Cecil 125 Ray, Dan 125 Rebman, Charles 125 Rechlin, Judy 49, 73, 125 Rector, Carolyn 125 Redfern, Jerry 125 Reed, Roger 125 Reiter, Leonard 125 Rhoades, Candy 125 Rice, Jack 125 Richards, Verland 84, 125 Riley, Nancy 125 Riley, William 86, 125 Ringhause, Ted 125 Ritz, Paul 125 Rivord, Walt 86 Roach, David 125 Roberts, Roger 125 Rockhold, Robert 125 Rose, Alan 125 Roselle, Kathy 70, 87, 88, 125 Rosenberger, Rex 125 Ross, Terry 126 Roth, Wayne 126 Roudebush, Dana 126 Rowe, Rick 91 Rudolph, Susan 90, 126 Ryan, James 126 Ryner, Richard 66, 67,69,76,88,86, 87, 126 S Sanders, Dave 53 , 126 Sandman, Kathy 26, 27,73,l26 Sanson, John 84, 126 Sarff, Larry 64,65, 80, 81, 86, 87, 126 Sass, Walter 126 Savill, Sharon 90 Schaad, Dave 126 Schierbeck, Eldon 127 Schleich, Fred 127 Schmidt, Susan 127 Schnake, Steve 127 Schofield, Richard 127 Schultz, Paul 127 Schumann, Richard 127 Schwiderski, Frank 64, 79, 86, 87, 127 Sedgwick, Richard 127 Sefried, Richard 53, 127 Sefried, Ron 53, 127 Sellers, Aaron 127 Sepich, Phil 127 Sepich, Steve 86, 127 Settles, Billy 76, 127 Severt, Dennis 127 Seymour, Robert 82,127 Shaver, Kent 127 Shaw, Deborah 90, 127 Shawver, Steve 127 Shawy, Mike 127 Shirley, John 127 Shoopman, Jill 127 Shull, John 127 Simmons, Connie T Talbot, Richard 79, 129 Tallon, Elizabeth 129 Taylor, Mark 129 53, 130 Waner, Michael 130 Ward, Kenneth 48, 50, 130 Warmbir, John 130 Warsaw, James 130 127 Simmons, Michael 127 Simpson, Mike 127 Sisk, Ed 83 Sisney, Tom 127 Slaughter, Judy 127 Slunder, Dave 127 Smart, Wally 6,127 Smith Alan 127 Smith Greg 80,127 Tennell, Vincent 53, 129 Terry, Elliot 48, 129 Terry, Pete 56,57 Thiel, James 129 Thomas, Edwin 129 Washburn, James 130 Waters, Thomas 130 Weaver, Denis 130 Weaver, Mary 66, 67, 88, 130 Weaver, Thomas Smith, Jack 127 Smith, Judy 74,127 Smith, Pat 74,127 Smith, Robert 91, 128 Smith, Steve 23,128 Smith, Tearry 128 Snell, James 128 Solomon, Dee Kay 128 Sorrells, James 70, 80, 128 South, Omega 90, 128 Southwood, Donis 128 Sowers, Mark 83, 128 Spaulding, Sue 90, 128 Specketer, Dave 128 Speer, Dave 128 Spitler, Juanita 128 Sprecher, Sid 128 Sprecher, Tom 128 Springer, Don 128 Sprowls, Paula 66, 70,88,89,l28 Stahl, Greg 12 Stariwalt, Rod 128 Standard, Steve 23, 29, 87, 128 Starbuck, Rod 76, 128 Starcevich, Frank 128 StClair, Stephen 23, 68, 80, 86,128 Steck, Susie 73 Steele, Arlene 128 Steele, Connie 128 Stees, Patty 65,87, 128 Steinkamp, Thomas 128 Stenberg, Greg 128 Stephens, Rebecca 128 Stevens, Diana 90 Still, Rex 128 Stock, Douglas 128 Stockov, Michael 128 Stoneking, Pamela 30, 128 Storts, Jacquelin 73, 128 Stotler, Georgia 73, 128 Stracker, Loren 128 Sullivan, Sandra 74, 129 Surratt, Terry 80, 128 Suydam, James 129 Svob, George 25, 129 Swartz, Roger 129 Swearingen, Martha 129 Sweeney, Stephen 32,129 Swope, James 53, 129 Thomas, Lloyd 129 Thomas, Robert 129 Thomas, Terry 82 Thompson, Dennis 129 Thompson, Larry 80, 129 Thompson, Mary 90 Thompson, Roberta 129 Thompson, Timothy 129 Thurrow, Robert 129 Toland, James 129 Tomich, Toni 129 25, 7 Weber, 0, 71, 130 Thomas 130 Weinzierl, James 130 Weiss, Marvin 130 Welch, Chuck 25, 32,68,76,130 Werry, Charles 76, 130 Wheeler, Richard 56, 57, 76, 130 White, Linda 130 White, Marc 86,130 White, Raymond 131 White, Robert 86, 131 White, Steve 131 Traeger, Phillip 129 Trantina 28,48,129 Trau, Richard 79, 129 Tribbey, Richard 129 Trust, Prudence 129 Trust, Prudence 90 Turner, Larry 129 Turner, Michael 88, 89, 129 U Ulmer, Michael 129 Ulrich, James 76, 129 Urish, Stanley 129 Urish, Steven 129 V Vance, Tom 129 Vance, Wanda 129 Vanderveen, Donald 130 VanDyke, William 71, 130 Vanfleet, Margie 130 Vangiesen, David 130 Vanmiddlesworth, Lon 76,130 Vanquakebeke, Vincent 83,130 Vaughn, Larry 130 Viano, Edward 130 VinCamp, MaryAnn 71,139 Vogel, Roger 130 W Wacaser, Kent 64, 82, 130 Waggoner, Curtis 130 Wagner, Rodney 130 Walker, Candance 90, 130 Walker, John 130 Walker, Robert 130 Walbaum, Alan 130 Walraven, Larry 130 Walters, Michael Whitehead, Stephen 131 Wichkiser, Gary 131 Wilcoxen, Donald 76, 131 Wilcoxen, Ronald 76, 131 Wilkinson, Michael 131 Williams, Beverly 131 Williams, David 131 Williams, Glenn 131 Williams, James 131 Williams, Marjorie 90, 131 Williamson, Cinda 131 Wilson, Chris 73 Wilson, Paul 131 Winters, Randall 131 Woith, Michael 131 Wombles, Richard 131 Woods, Randall 131 Worrell, Gregg 131 Worsfold, Patricia 131 Wort, Daniel 131 Wright, Gary 84, 131 Y Yaste, Virgil 131 Yocum, Cloyd 84, 131 Yocum, Dana 131 Yocym, James 32, 33,80,131 Young, Elaine 131 Young, Lyle 131 Younkin, Eric 56, 131 Z Zimmerman, Jerry 84, 131 Zivolic, Boris 86, 131 Zook, Lynn 131 Zook, Merlynne 131 Zuwoski, Mark 131 Zuloff, Ed 71,131 a Close at ollege. . . . and it has been an important year . As we look back we recall many major events that will alter the course of our school. Some of the changes that have occurred: The changing of the name of the school, The creation of a new school seal, The change to a university size yearbook, The literary supplement in the school paper, The search for a site for our new campus, And finally, the decision for that site on the jameson property southwest of Canton. It has been an eventful year, and a successful year . We owe our success to many, and we wish to thank them sincerely for all their help and guidance . A special thanks goes to Mrs . K . Doubet, our advisor, Mr. I. Gardner, our year- book consultant, and Mr . R . Foote, our photographer . Thanks also go to our yearbook staff . Jeannie Kumer Mary Weaver Co-Editors i,-ig, Another Year Has Come to , y Spoon River 136 fy Q w-' !. 'm n 7 Y 'WWI H. , 12' L0 VQWV ' r.W-'P1:- f'vT '. 7'i73r Wwl? 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