Spoon River College - Shield Yearbook (Canton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

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RCW 2: Kent Nelson, Manager, Robert jones, Daryl Robertson, Rich Trau, Pete Terry, Frank Ball, Bob Brower, jim I-leeren, Coach, Bob Brower, Ion Davis, Kim Hiram, Garry McCray, Tom Conner, Fred Mims, Don Jacobs, Ed Georgieff, Coach. czsketball Squad and Cheerleaders Cheerleaders: Becky Lybarger, Becky Lester, Debby johnson, Roberta Ellis, Tanya Clark, Lynn Peters. 1, l Our Crusaders are gr-r-r-r-eat . . . ! Frank Ball gathers in the basketball. Bob Bower rebounds I 2 r D E 1 2 s 22 New uniforms for the team. Gary McCray scores on fastbreak MIMS JONES RT.BROwBR BALL NRORAY TRAU IHGHAM JACOBS DAVIS WM. BROWBR ROBINSON TERRY OONNBR BUOY S.R.C. OPP- OFFENSE: 2826--85.7 DEFENSE: 2716--82.4 Winning Margin 3 .3 FINAL SPOON RIVER STATISTICS Q33 GAMES1 SA FG Z FT Z PF 372 477 269 369 467 123 159 151 60 66 77 46 13 1 2650 2327 151 207 135 168 231 53 60 62 25 26 31 11 6 0 1166 1063 41.4071 -92 41.5761 I I 53 41.4341 79-124 41.6371 60 4.5031 -133 1.4511 41.4561 48-74 41 . 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In a meet against five other junior colleges, Wheeler Won first in the broad jump with a leap of 22- l 3!4. smwwswwwwwfww ' ? f 5 1 3 gk Q 3 w Rich demonstrates winning form Q nv-v-N ,, 'BTW if FRONT ROW: Bob Bostwick, Jim Tallcott, Duane Orwig, Steve Elvis, Randy Garrett, Aaron Reed, Mike Shockency man ager. SECOND ROW: Ed Georgieff, coach, Charles Black, ass 'tg Elliot Terry, Richard Wheeler, Ed Lowe, B111 Morris, Ken Long, Chuck Doubet, Warren McGhee, ass 't. Chuck Doubet represented SRC in shot and javelin. Triple-juanper Rich Wheeler placed 10th in national finals Three School Records Fo!! in '70 L 4 . 30 Ken Long concentrates before his toss. SRC 's A11 American Elliot QPeteJ Terry finished second in the triple jump event in the National Junior College track meet, held at Garden City, Kansas. Pete had a distance at 49' 1!4 in the event, which set a new school record. Over 35 participants were involved in the events While over 100 junior colleges were in attendance. Pete's previous best had been 47--1. Pete was then named to the National junior College All American Track Team. Pete's 8 points placed Spoon River in a tie for 25th place nationally. Duane Orwig and Charles Doubet also set rec- ords this past season for SRC. Duane ran the 100-yd. dash in a record time of 10-2 While Chuck made the record book by tossing the javelin 142- 10. Ph ysicczl Ea'ucal1'0n in A clion This could be the start of something big. Intramurals provide fun at night. Light as a feather? ,V X ,K W WN X 2 'if fi 2,31-X N ' ' Pv- x-iafflv' i' ,1 V ,.w.:--,- 3, ,. - W9 :'f fr .x .f, ., Y, , ,W 1 , 23, X J! X K 27 5 , Q Q sw x 1 Y 11 guru, M I .. . 657 4,5 ,W jp. ff, if 1 'nh I JJ Y 7 x',f 3' L 455, ' 'F , 'V um-1 ' ff -' JI N Q. , , A . f ' w..,:f -w, fl7X'f QQ , sa - as 1 74 wfzp, hi 1 ffg , X W 1 fifQggf'y 'MIM' f , ,,,f'!f,1 , .,.V, 5 I H V' Np viifi I , , H ,. ,. , , 1 , .va ACTIVITIES STANDING: Skip Trantina, Dan Tomaszewski, John Thede, Henry Dare, Lydia Kuhn. SEATED: Jan Conner, Barb Barron, Craig Miller, Lee Colbert, Adrianne Hubbsz Dave Nidiffer. Not pictured are Terry Long and Sandi Burton. s Q. 2 g. E OFFICERS: Henry Dare, Secretaryg Skip Trantina, Presidentg Dave Nidiffer, Vice President. 36 Student Senate members worked hard to make fall Crusaders' Day a success. Siudenl ,Senate 37 Crusaders' Day ended with a street dance. Senate members were busy for days preparing for Casino Night. Henry and Sandi hang a Reno sign, while Dave and Terri hide those unsightly pipes. WW W fr 3 L.,- in. Q is I I fW , ? Would you believe that We had three queens at the Valentine Dance? The Student Senate counters found a tie in votes for Barb Barron, Connie Sim- mons and Myra Mackie. Campus Cc1psuleMSRC's Own Rcza'1'0 Show WBYS station manager, Charlie Wright, gives student news editors and announcers, Beth McI.outh and David Nidiffer, some helpful hints for broadcasting. Broadcasting from WBYS Csimulcast, AM and FMD every Saturday at 3:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Spoon River's own radio program, CAMPUS CAPSULE, are Barb Barron, producer, and Beth McLouth and David Nidiffer, student news editors and announcers. Beth and Dave not only re- port the news and views of Spoon U', but also spin the top teen tunes in the nation. CAMPUS CAPSULE, a first for Spoon River College, is brought to you through the generosity and co- operation of WBYS's station manager, Charlie Wright. Nancy Elson is student co -ordinator and Bob Pitzer, WBYS co-ordinator. 40 04' Bob Pitzer instructs Barb in running the board. Beth auditions a record for an upcoming broadcast Crusadezfs Day Rain Drops Keep Fallin' On My I-lead 'sf' l X .Numan 'HQ My Cultural Entertainment Is A vailable to SR C. Students were admitted free of charge to several concerts brought to Canton by the Community Concert Association of Fulton County. Through the efforts of Mrs. Nancy Elson, president of the Concert Association as well as advisor to the SRC Student Sen- ate, a small part of the student activity fee made these delightful programs open to anyone with an ID card. WALT CON LEY REBEKA PRADERA of Thomas AndreW'S BALLET BRIO En, COMPAGNIE VAREL ET BAILLY CHAD MITCHELL and Friends ff V 1 YF LEE EVANS 3? Q 2:7 'L X' i J 4 9 5 if f 'ik . Q , A 9,5 Q . ,K w , .X , X raa'ual1'0n I9 O 46 The ninth annual commencement exercises of Spoon River College were held june 9, 1970 at 8:00 P. M. in the Canton Senior High auditorium The address was presented by Gerald W. Smith Executive Secretary, Illinois junior College Board. Phi Theta Kappa presented an award to the student with the highest grade point average Samuel L. Brooks was the recipient. David Nid- iffer and MaryAnn VinCamp were awarded cer- tiiicates for being winners of the Student Achievement Award. Miss Ruth Caglev was honored for her services at Spoon River Col- lege as head librarian. The students received their degrees from Dr. W. l. Taylor. I 47 'T Reg1'slral1'0rz rings F ruslralion Keep your cool! Spell my name S-H-A-D-I-D. Change my schedule, AGAIN? 48 11 f fzv i , , 4 . K A if Hn. ' , ini '4 - ' , f , nzfgvyl I KN ,ff-Mrk QW-1 am... J 45 0 42: W' f WQQWK wffwww- f . if L . N . 7' Www ..', ,Ht , Becki recruits possible campus leaders. Let's take the same courses. Do I really need all these books? fl L.. 49 Off Campus- D0 Your Own Thing I 'ff 7 l . 3 H. W V W l , ' c Q 51 fl IL had-if Faces wyqn, A1-q,,,m hmmm THE STILL ALARM starred jim Ashenhurst, Larry Turner, Jim Chatten, jim Koppelman and Dave Nidiffer. IF MEN PLAYED CARDS AS WOMEN DO starred jim Ashenhurst, Larry Turner, jim Koppelman, Jim Chatten 54 Denny Sal-ginson as Hamlet gives that famous line: To be or not to beg that is the question. Penmnal evelopmenl Through rama 'N Q Le Alta and Roberta practice sound effects. 1 F irsl Annual A rl Fair z 4605 4 5- l a, 7 y, 'Q ee ff Q. :xg 3' 5 74 My Dian and Pat try to make a. sale Le ave some room for my masterpiece! The first annual Art Fair was sponsored by the Artagon Club May 9 in the Student Senate Hall. Art students exhibited their best works in several media. Pat Davis demonstrated Batik painting, while Stan Howard did some water colors. Phi Kaps set up a sidewalk cafe and music was furnished by Momentarily -ff 3, 9 fav? !4'v4' 5' Mrs. Vasen prices the paintings. Debbie Mueller is proud of her display. 57 fiil -, Zj Q wwgyl 73 . f '..1.4L. ., 5 Z! N , 6 QW Z an ,Q T 5 1, JV! in Bill 123418 12lS'C Ye-H1 S queen, Becky Lester, YO the Io Magill and Don I-Iowerter, king and queen, watch while the attendants of the throne. 1970 May Ball dance. !Wc1yBczIlI9 O The 1970 May Ball, sponsored by the Student Senate, was held May 16 at the Voyager Inn in Peoria. The couples were served supper and introduced to the newly elected Senate members. After the presentation they danced to music by the Ace of Spades and the Guild. Becky Lester crowned jo Magill queen, and Don I-Iowerter reigned the evening as king. The evening ended with a few intimate parties and an arrival home to see the sun rise. 58 A 2 2 2 Q Z The LANCEPUS candidates approach the throne in a silent mood. UNC? ! fun at the Ball. 59 x Hey Mary--haven't you learned how to use that hand rail yet? UNC? GHC? Christmas king and queen, Nan Meyer and Denny Sarginson couldn't resist all the FIRST ROW: Sue Ann Harbur, Gay Kemp, Berta Raymond, Sandy Jenkins, Gayle Thomas, Cilia Delatorre, Judy Clark. SEC- OND ROW: Sue Brashers, Eileen Donaldson, Patti Wallbaum, Becky Ward, Vicki Cash, Sue Beaupre, Terry Mullady, Sheila Tucker, Steph Kelly, Steph Wendt. THIRD ROW: Micki I-laram, Gail Johnson, Jo Magill, Melody Woodford, Chris I-Iusby, Janet Sharp, Rhoda Spangler, Omega South. FOURTH ROW: Melba Kessler, Barb Johnston, Felecia Shaefer, Mike Simmons, Diane Intravatolo, Linda Weddell, Linda Meyers, Vicki Pintar, Sue Zech. Not pictured: Terry Long. Student nurses enjoy their spacious living room in their new dorms 4: , A 1 Us ? V ,, f X X My Mm... 4' .,i, A Stephaniee Wendt learns to take blood pressure. Gay Kemp is her victim. 61 gy 3 Q' f Q - .fib- X s F as 4 X Q4 FIRST ROW: Dr. Ellerg advisor, Lee Colbert, president. SECOND ROW: Craig Millerg treasurerg Cath McCausland5 secretary, Carl Elbusg reporter. Not pictured: Susie Hitchcock, Terry Long. The Young Republicans The Young Republican Club took part in a number of activities this year. Several reviews were presented to the student body to help them pass the state required Constitution test. At Christ- mas time the Y-R Club distributed Christmas cookies to the various nursing homes in the Can- ton area. The club had a Christmas party for the members. FIRST ROW: Pat Davis, Debra Mueller, james Moore, Ron Wilcoxen. SECOND ROW: Bob Thomas, Cindy Williamson, Kay Masters, Dian johnson, Barb DeLost, Nikki Elan, Don Wilcoxen, Beryl jones. A Wagon Dave Meece gets ready for the October Happening. 21 2 2 ull.. 4 Artagon means art on all sides--art, music, drama. The club has exhibited work at the Spoon River Scenic Drive, staged a Happening, attended Lakeview Gallery, and sponsored a film entitled CI-IROMOPI-IOBIA. The year con- cluded With a May Art Fair in the Student Senate Hall . SM Je Pat Davis, president of Artagon, draws one of her clever cartoons for the Lancer. if 3 Art involves all students. STANDING: Linda Bishop, Fred Mims, Mary Ann VinCam Editor Mary Ann VinCamp p, jean Kumer. SEATED: Cecilia juraco, and Barbara Iuraco X f--mf 64 Spring fever hits the editors. Lisa proofreads Cathy's typing. 65 K A-6... ,..,,.1 Editor Maquita je an Kumer 2... AP Q3-Sf' nlq A Uh HB3 ICQ IDB FIRST ROW: Tom Gibbs, Mrs. Marian Guyton, Cynthia Barker, Tom Steinkamp, jan Conner, Nancy Meyer. 2nd ROW: Connie Simmons, Vicki I-Iarr, Barbara Bennett, Kathy Claypool, Barb Barron, Le Alta McCord, Pam Ball. 3rd ROW: Mike Ulmer, jim Henderson, Dave Nidiffer, Steve Griswold, Rich Trau, Jim Pindell, Gary Blake. Mrs. Guyton advises the LANCER staff. Lancer ala Editor--Tom Steinkamp Editor--Tom Gibbs 1:35 1' W gn, ...hwy pn 66 ---w.....,,, wo Georgiana Deems writes copy for the next LANCER edition. Rush, rush, rush to meet the deadline in two days! ! yum' may- ,,.-f- l 5 'x N-rf 1 -.5 Z 67 F2558 5 Creek Council Representatives: FRONT: Bob Anderson, jim Pindellg SECOND ROW Denny Sarginson Joe DalPozzo Lisa Beck, Kay Kirkpatrick, Io Magill, Steph Russell, Terry Mullady, Pam O Toole Ron Wilcoxin BACK Bob Dowdy Rich Trau, Charles Blesse, Bruce Moore. This year Greek Council became a completely recognized govern- ing body on the campus. lt par- ticipated in the drives for the building referendum and Heart Fund. Greek Council also formed an Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils. In memory of Dan Klendworth, an award for Out- standing Greek of the Year was also established. Greek Counczl This section is dedicated to Daniel Lee Klendworth, 19, a student at Spoon River College who died March 24 from injuries suffered in an auto acci- dent at Flanagan, his home town. A newly initi- ated member of Phi Kappa Sigma, he was also a member of the track squad. I-le was a l968 graduate of Flanagan High School. 68 Bob Anderson was elected Fall Greek God for that special week celebrated by Greeks. Fall Greek Goddess, Mary Dolan, rides in the Sig chariot for the Greek We ek para de . 69 Greek Council Officers: Joe Da1Pozzo, Sgt. at arms, Terry Mullady, Treasurerg Kay Kirkpatrick, Secretary, Lisa Beck, Vice-president Jim Pindell, President. W,,,,,,-,-x.m-ffm Pledge Nancy Rowley becomes a household What's for lunch? drudge. .9gmaAUMaYWwa FRONT: Nancy Bender, Steph Russell, Nancy Rowley, Janet Marshall, Lydia Kuhn, Carrie Smock, Debbie Johnson, Adrianne I-Iubbsg 2nd ROW: Barb Delost, Jan Connor, Diane Holm, Val Hankins, Judy Jarvis, Marta Anderson, 3rd ROW: Pam Ball, Shelly Utsinger, Myra Mackey, BACK: Margaret Hutchison, Patti Gess, Vicki Altiser, Deanna Nelson, Martha White, Barb Barron Kathy Claypool. f 1 , ffyzfgf 4QZ4QZOZZfZ07Z677fff!, w a... iMWr 70 A4 f 4' i f X W is f 1 -Aw Z, W I, , , X , , W. , Q .X J if 3 Io McGill, Sheila Tucker, Terry Mullady, Sue BoPree, Vicki Simpson, Roberta Ellis, Gail Johnson, Dee Ling- enfelter. What price , glamour ! OFFICERS: Barb Barron, Adrianne l-lubbs, Vice-President, Lydia Kuhn, Secre tary, Judy Jarvis, Treasurer, Ian Conner, President. 71 a4,...,,,wM FRONT: Sheila Moore, Becky LyBarger, Mary Feeser, lane Fornengo, Ellie Miles, Leisa Monninger, LeAlta McCord. 2nd ROW Martha Feeser, Connie Simmons, Kay Kirkpatrick, Sandy Sullivan, Jennie Kerska, Judy Smith, Cinda Williamson, Pam O'Toole, Cora Marshall, Lisa Beck. Zeta Chi Zeta Chi Sorority began its third year at SRC. The members helped to support a Korean orphan child and participated in various fund raising projects for the surrounding area including the building referendum. The girls have also been active in all the events sponsored by the school and Greek Council, having won the Fall Crusaders Day tug of War and placing in various Greek Week activities w fi ' Being a Zeta Chi isn 't all fun and parties. 1 Mary and Martha? . . . Or Martha and Mary? OFFICERS: FRONT--Connie Simmons, Sec- retaryg Ellie Miles. BACK: Sheila Moore, Jennie Kerska, Kay Kirkpatrick, Presidentg Lisa Beck. NOT PICTURED: Kay Huff, Vice-President. ca. 4 1 lx 2 their ' PHI KAP OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER: ROW 1: Jeff Swan, lim Norris, Secretaryg Don Wilcoxen, Vice President, Bruce Moore, President, Beryl jones, Treasurer, Peter Potter, Art Punke, John Ayers. FIRST SEMESTER: Bill Settles, Jim Norris, Don Wilcoxen, Vice President, Bruce Moore, President, Ron Wilcoxen, Treasurer, Peter Potter, Ken Downey. hi Kappa Szgma FIRST ROW: Jim Norris, Don Wil- coxen, Peter Potter, Ron Wilcoxen, Art Punl-ce. SECOND ROW: Bill Settles, Jim Norris, Don Wilcoxen, Bruce Moore, Ron Wilcoxen, Peter Potter, Ken Downey. THIRD ROW: Jewel Bucy, Bill Bordner, Barney Burnett, Ed Glad. FOURTH ROW: Charles Pommier, Bruce Hartzler, Ken Downey. FIFTH ROW: john Ayers, Beryl Jones, Bruce Moore, Ed Wells. 5 4 -1- ,aww President Bruce Moore. Phi Kapps relax at their fraternity house. Phi Kapp pledges work out under the watchful eye of the actives. ,.-QA' Z 75 - ', fb 7 5: .H f X x ,f .1-'A .ga xmevgffu, 74 'lf , , P . 5 QR 9 ,f I Y , --w. , 4.1- . MM 9 waasvve' aa! - Y ' Q . gym, .Ref , . . Yah W M, ,,,,,,,,m3gggga:c: it MINE S Szigmaluialn TOP: Tom Weaver, Dave Henderson, Kim Windmiller, jamie Long, Rick Meyer, Dave Roberts. BOTTOM: Bob Anderson, Mr Black, J. C. Clore, Denny Sarginson, Kent Nelson, Dick Trau, Mike Stock, Don I-lowerter, Leon Serven, Bob Becker, james Koppelman, Dan Kapa-la, Steve Demler, Dan Clarke. Sigma Iota u sgx TOP: Bob Anderson, President, Wendell Booten, Jim Koppleman, an Dave Tavenderg Vice President, Kent Nelson, Tom Conner, Tom f Weaver. BOTTOM: john Clore, Dan Clarke, Denny Sarginson, John Huston. Mr 76 Vx Sigm cz I 0 Za The Sig pledges show their obedience to frat. brother Kent Nelson. A p1edge's work is never done. The Sigma Iota Nu have a new house at ,aw V FQ!! nw, 1 -65 ,HA imrvmgww 1 IG to xml Ins! :Un ,,,,..-:N-w.....-v.. - 4 ,Q f.. Y, , , x L MM We , 4 Q1 Avg .M -4 fl ,X-, 4' 4 V' 5 53 4 . Y qv Ejsijev j quit 1 xiw-f .f12 x ' zz I '-1-'62-I 3' T4 ' ' I 0 . ..E,., ? x 1 4 1 4 . fi . 'L J i 1 7 55' V 5x.f34,o??,Q ' 'fs . V514 1, in Q 'C , Ms tl czfilf xilqbsxgd LFRgf2h,fgA 4: xp -o QR-' T ,sf 'gy ffrf-ii? 3.5 f Q : N 7 -.511-rg f ' ,Ei 73 3331 we ' if , mf? Q. J' wuz-.'-1::'.,f12.kf 5113 1 if-, ,uhh QAM' gin 4 1 TOP: Mike Ulmer, Mike jones, Gene Hitz, Larry Thompson, Robert Dawdy, Jim Pindell, Rod Nobis. BOTTOM: Terry Surratt, Joe Dal Pozzo, Charles Blesse, Eric Younkin, Fred Barrow. Theta Kappa Eps1'l0n What if I get dishwater hands? IJ X SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Mike jones, Fred Barrow, Terry Surratt, Vice Presidentg Joe Dal Pozzo, Eric Younkin, Rod Nobis, Presidentg Charles Blesse. 1 MM f' M Steve Griswold and A1 Angelo are proud to wear the OKE pledge helmets. FIRST SEMESTER OF- FICERS: jim Pindella Treasurerg Charles Blesse: Vice-Presidentg Terry Surratt: Secretaryg Rooney Nobis: Presidentg Mike Jones: Sgt. of Arms. 79 ,. Freshman Fl'RST ROW: Dea Y n oung, Tom Hofmann, joe Moriarity, Larry Smith, Gordon Wislander, Marvin Huber, Roger Fes- ler. 2nd ROW: Gary Grau, Walter Zessin, Walter Sutton, Randy Whewell, Roger Woods, Denis Ducan, Harold Wheeler, Advisor. 3rd ROW: Torn Pogue, Sheldon jones, Kent Quin, Rodney Woods, Ken Markley, David Dotzert. Sophomore FIRST ROW' Ed Kaiser G . , ene Cunningham, Kent Wacaser, Lee Brockelsby, RiChardNodine,AlanWallbaum, Harold Wheeler, Advisor. 2nd ROW: Robert Meyer, Mike Mibb, Don Barnes, jim Mortier, Sam L. Brooks, Dan Kane. 3rd ROW: jo Wayne Bond, W. I. Kirle jr., Le Roy Mahr, Ke t S n eymour, Tony Thomas, Roger E. Parr. gf 1 A' I Eli 80 Freshman Officers Harold Huber--Advisor Ken Markley--Vice-Pres. Marvin Huber--Pres. Randy Whewell--Sec. Larry Smith--Treas. Denis Doonan--Reporter Walter Zessin--Board of Peers Dean Young--Parliamentarian joe Moriarity--Board of Peers The Phi Mu Tau fraternity consists of any or all the students enrolled in the Farm Machine Technology program who meet the fraternity requirements. It was organized in March of 1966. The objective of the fraternity is to provide an opportunity for student cooperation in a demo- cratic government, to promote good citizenship, to promote goodwill between students and fac- ulty, to provide for constructive expression of student opinion, to promote the general welfare of school and community, and to promote student social activities and to encourage higher aca- demic standards. Some of the activities of the year include suppers at the Covered Wagon in Farmington, a bowling party and two weeks of freshman pledging. We also collected 35250 .OO for the Heart Fund drive. This is the largest amount collected by any fraternity at Spoon River College. And for the past two years we have been represented at the Christmas Dance by the beautiful young women of SRC . This year's queen candidate and winner was Miss Nancy Meyer . Sophomore Officers Harold Wheeler--Advisor Mike Mibb--Treas. Don Barnes--Pres. Roger Parr--Sec. Lee Brackelsby--Board of Peers jim Mortier--Board of Peers Tony Thomas--Parliarnentatian Richard Nodine--Board of Peers Not in Picture-- Bob Nelson--Reporter Ed I-lolbrock--Vice-Pres. 81 l 11 fn Alpha ammcz Tau The Alpha Gamma Tau Fraternity strives to promote citizenship, to help its members achieve academic success, to provide expression of student opinion, and to aid its members in the better understanding of agriculture. The Fraternity provides a means for meeting new friends and strengthening the relationship between old friends. The fraternity provides a means of improving one's character--both academically and socially. Membership is open to students enrolled in any phase of agriculture. I TTR52 R T T 55,925.1 FRONT: David Hermes, Secretaryg Steve Lowe, Presidentg Carl Elbus, Treasurerg 2nd ROW: Roland Pettit, Advisorg Henry Dare, Mike Tumer, Lyle Burns, Carl McCaus1and, Advisor. '--.. N 1 'Ng xx VK Lrg? ,W F f,.4 OFFICERS: FRONT: Connie Simmons, Mary Ann Vin Camp, Peggy Hedden: 2nd ROW: Linda Hamm, Barb Bennett, Ted Benham. .,.,,....wff Ted, Dave, and Karolyn survey the refreshments at initiation. hz' Theta Kappa FRONT ROW: Becky Lybarger, Karen Kinzer, Linda Bishop, Carol Duckwiler, Peggy Hedden, Barb Bennett, Linda Hamm, Mary Ann Vin Camp, Susan I-Iedden. 2nd ROW: Lee Colbert, Dave Nidiffer, Ted Benham, Nick Hamm, Bob Grosso, Ed Zulauf, Bob Motsinger, Connie Sim mons, Martha Feeser, Joyce Bouc, Sheila Kelly. ,,,...'-v- 4'- 5 mar T3 I 1 ' a i U if, EW U Hi X I! ' V I m ! L3 E . ix I' YS ACADEMICS res1'cz'enl Hear! C. Bishop on w. I, TAYLOR cn B a VT res HEAHL C BISHOP P U ' Transfer, Occupational and Adult Educalion 4 ,343 SPOON RIVER COLLEGE District 534 A B Code 102 EAST ELM STREET 0 CANTON, ILLINOIS eosleu-4645 61520 NEWS RELEASE FOR WEEK OF DECEMBER 8th TO: Referendum Voters FROM: Hearl C. Bishop, President RE: A hbssage of Thanks and Appreciation NSpeaking for the Board of Trustees, administration, faculty and student body, I wish to commend the people of our district for approving at the polls on Saturday, December 6th, our building bond referendum. We accept this public approval as another expression of your confidence in us and in our educational programs at Spoon River College. All of us now serving at the college are deeply appreciative of the support our proposal has now received toward the financing of permanent facilities. This endorsement by the people gives us the necessary authority and encouragement to move as rapidly as possible toward the completion of our building plan. It is impossible for us to imagine a better public investment for the Spoon River region than the one being made in Spoon River College.H As President of Spoon River College, I wish to express my personal thanks and appreciation to all persons, firms and organizations who helped to make our Ndream come true.N Thanks again, and May God Bless you richly for your efforts. 'if 86 A Board of Trustees Spoon River College has its own dedicated Board of Trustees, elected by the communities it serves. This Board sensitive to the needs of all students, constantly strives to provide quality educa- tion at a minimum cost to the local, state, and federal taxpayer. Reverend Reffett resigned from his unexpired two -year term, ef- fective February 24, l970. I-Ie was moved to Mt. Sterling which is outside our district. After the school election in April Reverend Reffett was replaced by Dr. I. N. Rushford, a former member of the Citizens' Advisory Council. Dr. W. l. Taylor Pres. . if 2.- ffy fir 1H ' - 7 f4Lgyf1:tj!4,,. C1 de E ton Howard Lei nbaugh e. I4 Mike Chianakas y a Rev. Lee Reffett J. P. Richmon Dr. J. K. Welch 87 Robert Anderson Civil Engineering Technology Dr. john Berdrow Dean of Instructions and Continuing Education Charles Black Mathematics jesse Bradshaw Farm Machine Technology Ruth Cagley Librarian The Word is out! Miss Cagley, our librarian, has been highly honored for her capable ser- vices. She Was listed in the 1968-69 edition of WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN WOMEN and in the 1969 edition of ILLINOIS LIVES. Miss Cagley, in her modesty, has kept these two honors a secret--even from her fellow teachers l 88 Cyril Cav anaugh Social Science Daisy Coty Speech Frank Di efendorf Farm Machine T echnology Kathryn Doub et English William Durl ey Farm Machine T echnology Dr. W. Harrison Eller Business Data Processing Technology prepares students for a career in automation. ga If 55'-I, 2 S 0 i Barb Delost and Bob Coker--tomorrow's artists. jack Frame Guidance janet Gardner English -4 I f A 'V 1 NYW A-zrwigf .M f MN' Mifna - K , f ' 'M ,M ,M My ,Y f . '-2' m i H3452 Edward Georg1eff Physical Education Ph1l Cover Secretary Sclence Technology -awk This night school student uses the laboratory to improve her domestic abilities. Marian Guyton English Robert Harland Biology Faye I-Iedin Social Science 4 af 2 Z9 ,f 7 y. ..f , 4. fffh- 1, 1, aw. .1 , .ww gy rf fy 77'-' ff-W f f i AWN-W' 91 james I-Ieeren Dean of Activities Josef Hickersb erger Business Harold Huber Dean of Vocational Technology The secretanal program keeps Sheila Kelly busy at the typewn J. in ,ff ,, 92 Dr. Karrick prepares a presentation campus. of the master plan of the proposed We know, boys. It's hard to concentrate at night. 93 W., A ,M Wwrw M, Mrwmq Harold johnson lndustri al Educ ation Edward Kaiser Farm Machine Technology Dr. Walter Karrick Business Manager Kay, Ann and Sheila make new friends in the ln-Community Classroom Program at Lincoln School jf --Q-37 W ra-- ' , A. W if ' aww--'iid' will QR Dr. Harry Kauffman Chemistry Karen Keener English Ketric Klingman Music Mathematics 94 I ,X - I . A fn Charles Kuehn Data Processing Technology Horace Lagerpusch Chemistry Helen Lawson English Marty improves her reading skills in our new lab -4 Mildred Patterson Social Science Walter Peters Earth Science Roland Pettit Agriculture Management T echnology Mike Simmons, our only male nurse, enjoys all the attention from other nurses. WY? a ' ' , M , R ii .in -Q A ' -Q - LL, im. 'Tyr , Q W N' VV rf A ?z A ' f ,X Qs 3 1 . w',P'f-'- zffas r- s w A ,gm ,, 5,s,.Z,ei- ,NA -gt If ,Me sl X ,.m,w , , ..-L, , N A5 xx .V ,gag 341, ' f f My , M t ' .1-QV? 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A l K 2 -fi 7 if ,ff I Wf W ' ff X -f..'f w if K 'sf At the Community Workshop, a social problems student participates in In Community Classroom. 97 janet Rohlfs Biology James Rowe Dean of Student Services Gerald Ruark Director Audio-Visual Department Zelda Sellman Art Mervin Smart Physical Science George Starasta Machine Design Technology Richard Switzer Social Science Brian Telander Farm Machine Technology Farrell Till English Sandra We eks Physic al Educ ati on Harold Wheeler Farm Machine Technology Partners Cramn and Zessin overhaul a tractor in Farm Machine Tech. fe Donald Whltten Farm Machine Technology William Wilson Biology Ada Edley Secretary-Receptionist janet Flynn Secretary Evelyn Marinich Assistant Librarian Lyla Mikulich Secretary Ruby Rider Assist ant Librarian Frances Steinkamp Bookkeeper Willa Stromasn Bookstore Manager Virginia Vasen Registrar Marcia Williams Secretary Efficiency earned Marcia a promotion J' Z x L L F ? H Z: 2 ' i r Y : ,j, M, A. ,,Y .- CLASSES Wai Jon Ackman Rushville jo Ann Alewel Normal Larry Allen Grafton Vickie Altiser Canton Steve Alvis Normal Bob Anderson Maquon Alvin Angelo jacksonville james Ashenhurst Macomb Curtis Asher Warsaw Jack Ashton Pekin Russell Aten Sciota John Ayers Canton Monroe Baily Canton Marvin Bainter Lewistown Dale Baker Good Hope Frank Ball Canton Crusaders' Day ended with a street dance on the square 102 Zeta Chi displays winning technique. fr Q f ff' ' 2 f iff A ' f , f, mf, 'X ,, , C My 4516 Barb Barron Canton Fred Barrow Broodhouse Chris Beadles Canton Daniel Beadles Canton Susan Marie Be Kankakee Lisa Beck Canton Barry Becker San Jose Bob Becker Cuba aupre Nl U null Barry Bankert Farmington Bonnie Barclay Canton Glenn Barclift Mt. Sterling Alex Baridon Peoria Cynthia Barker Ellisville Don Barnes Barry G erald D. Barnett Canton Carol Barnhart C anton A SRC student gets involved w1th hrs studies A N N V xl -Z? iii Linda Boyd Prairie City William Boyd Rushville Larry Boyles Reynolds Charles Bradley Fiatt Susan Bradshaw Marietta Roberta Brashers Fiatt Roger Brawdy Griggsville Gerald Breitweiser jerseyville Marshall Brewbaker Macomb james Brierton Ferris Nancy Bender Canton Gale Benham Avon Teddy Benham Marietta Barbara Bennett Fairview Tom Bilyeu Lexington Linda Bishop Canton R. Michael Blaesing Rushville Gary Blake Pittsfield Leroy Blanks Canton Charles I. Blesse jacksonville Brad Blickham Quincy William Bollin Canton jesse Wayne Bond Sciota Wendell Booton Stronghurst Mary K. Bordenkercher C ant on William Bordner Canton Felicia Bordwine Bryant Phyllis Bordwine Bryant Bob Bostwick Clinton Joyce E. Bouc Dunfermline Carol Broadfield Farmington Charles Brockelsby Edinburg Samuel Brooks Perry Bill Brower Chicago Bob Brower Chicago jack Charles Brown Rochelle Philip Bruketta Norris Denny Bryan Peoria jewel Bucy Lewistown Randy Bugos Farmington Glenda Burgett Canton Mike Burnett Beardstown Bill Burnham Canton Lyle Burns Clinton Mike Burns Peoria Lee Burrus Arenzville Sandi Burton Augusta P Linda Byrum Canton Pam Cadwell Griggsville Douglas Campbell Canton 1 1 Robert Carlson Galesburg Steven Carlson Maquon Don Carpenter Canton Dorris Carter Lewistown John Carver Dunfermline Victoria Cash Peoria Richard Cebuhar Lewistown james Chatten Farmington Michael S. Cherry Canton Loren Christophel Delavan mm mo?W1,, Y - Q ,N 1. Qi was igwwawa , ,Q,.psi f f 47???'!Yyt , 'ff Ml 4 L ., . W ?,,,,v'?' ,fra 'za fN f3 AQ V kj' ff ' ' P Qwa?,a Q Qlvf-3,4 f 4 jff 2 Pat Clardy Farmington Gary Clark Colchester Judy Clark Canton Tanya Clark Canton Dan Clarke Quincy Bob Clawson Danvers Former student counsels new student g ,'v.s Ai NQQQQQJ Vs. Mkfg f,: if 147 4. Q, 1, ' f QQ Wafi , M M ' af Florence Clawson Havana Michael J. Cleary Chenoa Dale Cleer Ipava Larry Cleer Pekin john Clore Canton Sam Coffey Canton Ed Coker Macomb Robert Coker Havana Dean Collins Farmer City Terry Comstock Tennessee Mark Conkright Griggsville Garland Conner Canton Ian Conner Canton jerry Conner Vermont Tom Conner Canton Bruce Cramm Quincy Keith Cremeens I-lopedale David Culbertson jacksonville Gene Cunningham Rushville Fred Curry Rushville Henry Dare Canton Ion Davis Astoria Patricia Davis Canton Reta Davis London Mills Robert Dawdy Roodhouse Tom Dearing Canton Georgeana E. Deems Bl andinsville Celia I. De La Torre Canton Barb Delost Norris Steve Demler Canton Stanton Cook Vermont Charley Coons Crawfordsville Gary Cotter Chillicothe Mark Cotter Flanagan james Coultas Canton james Cox Versailles haf 54 h w I I X' lg 'ggi if 4 - I p Za v 1 4,1 71 ' at 1,41- n taa, 'f tx of , w ?'WZ5 l il If . K if V is-vw. Julie Denham Canton Diana Derry Smithfield john Derycke Mineral Sharon Diefendorf Farmington Mary Dolan Roodhouse Eileen Donaldson Carman Dennis Doonan Reynolds David Dotzert Beardstown Charles Doubet Yates City Frank Douglas Macomb Ken Downey Canton Brad O. Doyle Mendon Mike Drainer jerseyville Carol Duckwiler Summurn Dwight Dunham New Salem Greg Dutro Peoria ' Herb Eagan Lexington Kenny Edwards Lewistown Kevin Eilks Havana Nikki Elam Bushnell Carl Elbus Clayton Robert Ellis Smithfield Roberta Ellis Smithfield Craig England Canton Patricia English Marietta Bill Ertel Mendon Kay Ellen Farr Canton Martha Feeser Canton Mary Feeser Canton Nancy Jo Feldner Cuba f W4 . ga ws -5.v:vrjff:. v ' Q f' Gdff 'V in --.,,' 108 Q e i David Fengel Fairview Roger Fesler Barry Mark Fife Canton Danny Fischer Quincy jean Fitzl-lenry Canton Michael Flesner Bowen Henry Ford Smithfield joe P. Ford Lewistown 22' W jane Fornengo Farmington Gary M. Forristall Princeton ap K Dan Foster Oneida Terry Frame Canton Phillip Franciskovich Canton David Freeman Canton Michael Freeman Canton Teddy Fross Good Hope Eric Gaber Canton Kathy Garlisch Havana Charles Garrett Fi att Randy Garrett Hudson Big Creek Park provides a place to meet on hot days. 109 wi X f ' 5 Z' David Glesenkamp Havana David Goodman Lewistown Sandy Gordon Canton Gary R. Graham Lewistown Sandra Graham Bushnell Gary Grau Flanagan Richard Graves Clinton Dennis Gregory Canton Gail Griffeth Bushnell Sally Griswold Normal Steve Griswold Plymouth Robert Grosso Bloomington Roger Grover Havana jane Grzanich Farmington Janis Guthrie Barry Patti Gess Canton Tomm Gibbs Canton Judy Gibbons Canton Ted Gibbons Canton Brent Gilliland Fowler Ed Glad, jr. Canton Aix Wherever you see Kent, you see Donna Q F i Gerald Leon Haffner Prairie City Linda Hamm Farmington Nick Hamm Farmington Chuck Hammond Canton Dennis Hanafin Shirley Valerie I-lankins Mason City Wayne Hannam Oneida Micki Haram Pekin Sue Harbur Peoria Iohn Hardy Canton Vicki Io Harr Cuba Bob Harrold Wapella Karen Hart Cuba Bruce Hartzler Lacon john Hartzler Lacon tall! M Wm 2 K Wayne E. Haschemeyer La Prairie Kathy Hastings Oquawka Dennis Hayden San Jose Stephanie Heathcock Decatur Philip Gene Heaton Ipava Peggy A. Hedden Canton ll TA Hey! Here come some more girls . ,..,A Q 0 '-,Nm . Rosemary Leinweber takes advantage of our excellent college facilities. Slua'y1'rzg Develops MI'NdS Susan Hedden Canton Bobbe Hefley Canton Tom Hefley Farmington Charlotte Heitz Cuba Donald E. Heller Table Grove Rick Hendricks Canton Rosanne Henseler Canton David Hermes Franklin H2 Qs 47' fgf W 1 , f c ff-.1 1 ,G ,lf f , 9 I 1 1 if za 1 V fb 1 V f , Z Lf ff 5 X 1 if f W MM ff Donnie Hubbard Crawfordsville Martin Hubbard West Point Adrianne Hubbs C anton Marvin Hub er Lib erty K ay Huff Macomb Chris Hullinger Lincoln Nancy Hunter Barry Chris Husby Peoria John Huston Denver Karen Hutchcroft Wars aw Margret Hutchinson Mason City Greg Imlay Havana Jon Ingles Bushnell Diane Intravartolo Mt. Prospect Chris Iakulski Pleasant Hill fa WM fi f Q icy f 1 if if f WM f-,f fl-f 2? I f , If zz I ZW , 7 I l, I. Kim Higham Creve Coeur Gary Hill Canton Linda Hillyer Sciota George Hinson jerseyville Susie Hitchcock Farmington Eugene Hitz Burnside Dale Hobcock Beardstown Randy Hoener Quincy Thomas Hofmann Taylor Ridge Gary Holcomb Pleasant Hill Steven Holder jerseyville Diane K. Holm Canton Linda Honts London Mills Bob Howard Canton Stanley I.. Howard C ant on A 'A '1!' w if ggi f ix! H3 X was tiY ,,:,x C' 'ft X ' U .' Q.'.,,'Q.3h'i' I 1.4 v', n tp gag, V kffrgxl 1 J5. Lgatg ,Y 5 Rich Larry and Terry try to bluff their opponents. Gordon James Cuba Judy Jarvis Canton Connie Jenkins Canton Sandra K. Jenkins Roseville Larry T. Jennings Canton Gary Jensen Kankakee Jeffery Jochums Creve Coeur Lee John Macomb Allan Ray Johnson Canton Barbara Johnson Canton Deborah Johnson Canton Diana Johnson Canton Gail Johnson Peoria Jerry Johnson Farmington Steven Johnson Canton Barbara Johnston Kankakee Beryl Jones Bushnell Mike Jones Carrollton Sheldon Jones Huntsville Barbara Juraco Canton Students Relax After Studying Hara' we K... ,ww ' II4 X77 , L, WWZL Sheila Kelley Farmington Stephanie D. Kelley Monmouth Guy D. Kemp Oneida jennifer Kerska Bushnell Melva Darlene Kessler lpava Ruth A. Kimbrell Farmington Karen J. Kinzer Canton W. I. Kirk, jr. Griggsville Kathleen Kirkpatrick McComb Ronnie Klaus Carlinville Cecilia Iuraco Canton Dan Kane Media Dan Kapala Canton Larry Katz St. Louis Bill I. Kauzlarich Farmington Chuck L. Keets Canton Diana Keever Stronghurst Jeanne Keilhley Bath Q ,ai a:mm.amf4545 YWWW :ga -9' Af 44 lm..-GN ff? 'lf ,i.,5,fJ N. K, . Es Fav .P WQ 1 ,,'k,.,v.:,cNL JAY Q'Mr-a 'ff'5f1:w,?fe? ' Q12f ' i ,y,3.,, , WM? ati' ii 'ff Mlm. -af fi W 5 ' a ,P , ,M K .f , 4 W an W lv. 19' in X, , -J ., I Rendezvous at Big Creek Park P Qynwuw 116 Martha Leezer Canton Nancy Le Master Table Grove Charles Lescallett Canton Becky Lester Lewistown David R. Lewis Canton Floyd Lewis Galesburg Roy Klein Grafton Dan Klendworth Flanagan Donald L. Klinedinst Bushnell James Koppelman Chapin Bruce Kost Vermont Victor Kovachevich, Canton Michael Kubica Canton Lydia Kuhn Canton Marquita jean Kumer St. David Gary Kuzniar Canton Steven Kuzniar Canton Stephen R. Ladd Farmington Peggy Lambeth Griggsville Roger Lawson Plymouth Gary Leebald Dallas City W, mf . - Q Q ..,, 1:1 ,iff wry., f f' I f aa I don't know, but I've been told the dance at night was mighty cold. jim Long Quincy Steve Long Clinton Terry Long Paloma Ron Lord Wapella Ed Lowe Canton Stephen Lowe Pittsfield Allan Lusk Farmington Beverly Lutz Good Hope Monte L. Lutz Canton Becky Lybarger Lewistown Guy Lynn Stronghurst Sue Lynn Macomb Myra Mackey Canton Dennis Macklin Canton Josephine Magill Clinton Mark C. Lewis Havana Janette Lindecrantz Canton Jeanne Lindsey Canton Tom Lingenfelter Canton Allan Logsdon Rushville David Long Pittsfield 1, 5 W Mm, , , , . ff v 3 X f,. Zyl , WEA . ,X ,, ,, f fm 5,5 iv 48 ZZ, as X ! uf 631 f 1 X 1 7 I X f ' K Ki Q .fl ,Q ffqf ,- if 3 - . 'z 37, sf' 'Guam A ,W , y if if :Q-99 5 , ,A f X 'K wx, Irfan . an 1. Num- r -1 W1 'ati - 1 f iiigia 3 as , if X f y as if i 'M if iw? A 994 ,A f I Pam just washed her hair and couldn't do a thing with it! '-'anew f 42 B K , f 1 W 2 4 5 an V fr : A f A f 4 Q 'y Q 1 I , I ff W , Q 1 ,A f M M , 'fa ,ig as-F Le Roy Mahr Farmington Tom Mahr Fairview Thomas J. Mahr Farmington joseph Manard Colchester Jimmie Markley Canton Ken Markley Sparta Janet Marshall Cuba Jacqueline A. Mason Colchester Mike May Lewistown .f f qw f aka, ggi .W . fa-uv, it 5 .f .J :ily - ,W ,N 118 Ronnie Mayall lpava Marilyn Meade Canton David Meece Canton Kenny Meece Carlinville Thomas W. McCampbell Fort Wayne Cathy McCausland Lewistown jeffrey McCombs Rushville Le Alta McCord Smithfield Greg McKee Macomb Ann McLouth lpava Beth McLouth Canton Chester F. McMillan Canton jon P. Meline Canton Gary Melz Glasford Weston Meuth Cuba fi , fmamw fi K W wif l f 4' james Bruce Moore Illiopolis Michael Moore Havana Sheila Moore Canton Mike Morey Bushnell Patricia Morgan Havana joe Moriarity Cambridge Bill Morris Hudson Steve Morris Lewistown jim Mortier Geneseo Glenn Mosher Canton David Mossman Brighton Robert Motsinger Lewistown Debby Mueller Lewistown Terry Mullady Kankakee Mike Murphy Canton Bob Meyer Oquawka Nancy Meyer Oquawka Mike Mibb Chandlerville Becki Mickle Plymouth Greg Milam Canton Eleanor Miles St. David Bettsy Miller Macomb Craig Miller Lewistown Edward L, Miller Taylorville Gary Miller Genesco Michael Miller Rushville Fred Mims Cvalesburg Danny Lee Mitchell Blandinsville Leisa Monninger Bloomington Frank Moore Assumption avi ,, 4 5 X Q ,W-' ' as, qs -,.., we- a, Our co-editor hamming it up Norman Murray jerseyville Al Myers Canton Linda Myers Canton Bob Nelson Malden Deanna Nelson Canton Don Nelson Lewistown 'Z X f , y m y ,nni y W ff , 3 'iv ZZ 120 M95 Kent Nelson Table Grove Mary Lynn Nelson Griggsville Sandi Nelson Canton Ron Nichols Mt. Sterling David Nidiffer Canton Rodney Nobis Arenzville Michael E. Noble Havana Richard Nodine Sheffield Don Nolan St. David james Nolte Canton johnny M. Nord Canton A jim Norris Bloomington Raymond Norvell Camden Linda Nuest Canton Donna Orwig Cuba Duane Orwig Canton Pam O'Toole New Boston William R. Overby Roodhouse jennifer Overcash Fairview Berta Parker Bushnell If w ,f fy, Q36 X X J 4 f - ,V mmf' 1 , ff I X Mi, A .ff ' , V -f . ,nf-,.-2 g fr' Q f M, , . I I .,,,, 4 121 Roger Parr Mason City Marsha Payne Canton Galen P eacock Girard Darlene Pederson Cuba Donald Perry Augusta Janis Pestle Good Hope jerry Pestle Bushnell Lynn Peters Cuba Dennis Peterson Media Danny Phillips Ray Jerry Phillips Lewistown Robert E. Phillips London Mills Rob Phipps Fairview james Pindell Niota Sandy Pinegar Canton Roger Pobanz Geneseo Tom Pogue Oneida Kathy Pohl Beardstown Chalmer R. Post Clayton Ron Postin Lewistown Dean Powell Canton Michael Powers Quincy joe Dal Pozzol Livingston John Priepot Ill Mendon Arthur A. Punke Bloomington Randall L. Rader Canton Roger D. Rader Canton Michael Ranallo Canton Mike Raridon Havana Roger M. Rask London Mills A Sigma Alpha Theta pledge plans her attack. i 4 N ll 1 Terry L. Rather Bunker Hill Michael Rauth Chicago Bill Ray Canton Deborah A. Ray Avon Charles L. Rebman Rushville Aaron Reed London Mills Mark Reeves Perry Leonard Reiter Warsaw Sandi Reffett Canton Marvin Rhodes Marietta Larry Richardson Canton Lenny Richey Godfrey Mary M. Ridenour Canton Bill Riley Canton Nancy Riley Lovington Dale Ring Virginia Connie Ritter Table Grove Clifford L. Robbins Gridley 122 f 4? David Roberts Augusta Harry Rodgers Havana janet Rohrer Canton Dana Roudebush Rushville Sam Rowe Oneida Nancy Rowley Canton Stephanie Russell Canton Carole Saathoff Golden Dave Sanders Peoria Kathy Sandman Winchester john Sanson Carlinville Denny Sarginson Canton Mike Savage Table Grove Fred Schleich Fairview Shirley Schmidt Havana Susan Schmidt Canton Richard L. Schofield jr jerseyville David Schone Plymouth Gary Scott Canton Karolyn Sebree Canton Cheerleaders practice at Ingersoll gym. Ron Sefried Chillicothe Steve Sepich St. David james David Serven Prairie City Leon Serven Bushnell Billy D. Settles White Hall Kent Seymour Baylis Steve Shadid Normal janet Sharp Lewistown Don Shaw Havana George Shaw Havana Mike Shay Canton Ann Shields Canton Connie Simmons Canton Michael Simmons Canton Mike Simpson Canton The street dance was a great success. Irv if 1 52 yi iffy? 4 I, if 124 Ruth Sizek Ipava Carolyn Smith Lewistown Judy Smith Bushnell Larry Smith Taylorville Patricia Smith Macomb Robert Smith Canton Tearry R. Smith Canton Carolyn Smock Marietta Randy Sorrells Smithfield Kay Southwood C anton Rhonda Spangler Avon Juanita Spitler Cuba Floyd A. Spotser Canton Tom Springer Pleasant Hill Greg Stahl Dunlap I II '--.,. Roger Standley Concord Luke Starcevich Farmington Stephen St. Clair Bushnell Susie Steck Farmington Steven Stegeman Quincy Beth Steinkarnp Canton Torn M. Steinkamp Canton Don Steward Augusta Rex Still Marietta l 125 Where'd everybody go? Mike Stock Arenzville jean Stockham Prairie City Scott Stuyvesant Peoria Ron Suddeth Havana Terry Surratt Chapin Walter L. Sutton Barry jeff Swan Beardstown Vicki Lee Sympson Clinton Wayne Syrkel Oneida james H. Tallcott Loraine James R. Tallcott Quincy Robert Talley Marietta David M. Tavender jackson Kevin Teel Table Grove Vince Tennell Bushnell 4' Q . , 2 xr xv., ff ,, Elliot Terry Canton Gayle E. Thomas Pekin Lloyd Thomas Chapin Robert Thomas jerseyville Dennis Thompson Canton Gary Thompson Macomb Larry Thompson Dallas City Roberta Thompson Prairie City Richard Thorman Macomb Cinda Thrush Adair Bob Thurow Hampshire Kevin M. Thurow Hampshire janet Timmons Fairfiew Dick Toland Rushville jim Toland Rushville - - 'Vow A LEXXW g?,.Wx,ff-0f,'f0'N?i sbmgi LW WWW A f 1 y K I V ' 7 ZQWJ by I Nw-V 7 l . X 2 MH: A-T A f T ftfgl SfW f,waWXZI cs Q Q W, N 5 yi -if H 4 ,, eg 0 I, 2 . X, , C Q ,T M T51 fi 5 Q .5 Mi' W - 5 f . . ' A 'ffl Y I ' , , aj ., ir in , , fe li.. , rua. if The Sigma Alpha Theta mascot reigns on Mount Olympus. 127 Dan Tomaszewski Cherry Toni Tomich Canton Jim Tomlianovich Canton Stephen M. Trantina Peoria Dick Trau Peoria Richard Tribbey Rushville Bill Trotter Macomb Sheila Tucker Clinton Larry W. Turner Bloomington Michael W. Turner Hamilton Michael Ulmer Table Grove jim Ulrich Flanagan David Urbanc Canton Steven Urish Easton Shelly Utsinger Canton vw iv k xlyl -Xa N., Crusaders start the season with a bonfire and rally. Joyce VanDyke Canton Bill Vaughn Fiatt Edward Viano Canton Mary Ann Vin Camp Fairview 3 5. Roger Vogel P Bloomington S, 'Q x Kent Wacaser Edinburg Linda Waddell Pekin Steven Patrick Waddell nf , . Plymouth Stanley Wadlow ,, , jerseyville , I Ianica Wagner Green Valley 39 QQ ? w l 2 WL lx '44, if I ' Q arf Q 1 vw- M v Robert Walker Ky , W , . W I Canton X L. Alan Wallbaum Havana df- ' P atty W allbaum .M . S. g I -...W far I- .I A A Havana g IVVV , A v Terry Walsh ' to , .f l A.. -S- if wr- Y 4 V if ' , 2 jerseyville ' , S S A iq- or Becky Ward ,v,. gg g gh G I Qui ncy X V K J . -' - .. , , , 'f Philip Wardell Smithfield Dan Watson Flanagan Cathy Weas Griggsville john Weaver Canton Torn Weaver Canton A-of if ,gym f 128 l jennifer White Marietta Marc A. White Marietta Martha White Canton Raymond E. White Marietta Robert White Lewistown Steve White Canton Bill Whitman Cuba Gary Wickkiser Long Point Dian Wickwire lpava Ron Widger Canton Don Wilcoxen Lewistown Ron Wilcoxen Lewistown Dave E. Williams Canton David D. Williams Galva Glenn Williams, Jr. Dow Cindy Williamson Cuba Kim Windmiller Quincy Randy Winters Plymouth Gordon Wislander Cambridge Robert Witte Arenzville on asm. ,ZIV g,f l fs Beverlee Webb Lewistown Ken Webster Sciota Marvin Weiss Taylor Ridge Charles Welch Canton Edward Wells Decatur Melvin Wells Macomb Mark Werland Canton Chuck Werry Canton james R. Wheeler Everett White Marietta I lv ' 4+ V! 1 QP! Y f v U , UM- 1 W-mf , gamut-5 J 7 1 Q ., A . WJ Yrs: if as -.iw if is ms 1- 'Q y X 4 'N Jr A9 3 , ,r ,gf rn. r. 59 L N. .--,-ff-X J. Robert Wock jerseyville Michael E. Woith Bloomington Virgil L. Wolfley Jacksonville Roger Wolford Stronghurst SRC Students VaIueFr1ena'shzp Yes, Virgil, there is a Santa Claus! n George Wolkow Macomb Melody Woodford Macomb Randall Woods Good Hope Rodney Woods Barry Roger Woods Barry Daniel Wort Mt. Sterling Bonnie Yeast Farmington Dana Yocum Avon Dean Young Cambridge Kenneth Young Ellisville Lyle Young Bushnell Eric Younkin Roodhouse Susan Zech Clifford Walter Zessin Farmington Mark Zukowski Canton Ed Zulauf Arenzville ,4 4,49 WH, -AV,-,fe s. ,X -s7e,,f,'. fi , 54 'V ig Q S32 ., f , 512. l , , ,dv Wy ,fvgf Z-El 7,5 J f N W 4-i ,UQ 'A , 5' f - xg! ZX' ,.7 X, Mg 9 Qu, ,aa' wg! The nurses, take time off to enjoy their new patio. 'x Q' A' C 'Mfg-'XS i QQ. xfw 'Q if 4' vp A Anderson, Robert 88 B Berdrow, john 88 Bishop, Hearl 4 Black, Charles 29,76,88 Bradshaw, jesse 88 C Cagley, Ruth 88 Cavanaugh, Cyril 89 Chianakas, Mike 87 Coty, Daisy 89 D Diefendorf, Frank 89 Doubet, Kathryn 89 Durley, William 89 E Eaton, Clyde 87 Edley, Ada 99 Eller, Harrison 62,89 F Fidler, Robert 25 Flynn, janet 99 Frame, jack 40 G Gardener, janet 90 Georgieff, Edward 21,29,90 Gover, Phil 90 Guyton, Marian 66,91 A Ackman, Jon 102 Adcock, Tom 25,26 Alewel, Jo Ann 102 Allen, Larry 102 Altiser, Vickie 70,102 Alvis, Steve 102 Anderson, Bob 68,69,76,102 Anderson, Marta 70 Angelo, Alvin 79,102 Ashenhurst, James 54,102 Asher, Curtis 102 Ashton, jack 102 Aten, Russell 102 Ayers, john 74,102 B Baily, Monroe 102 Bainter, Marvin 102 Baker, Dale 102 Ball, Frank 21,22,102 Ball, Pam 66,70 Bankert, Barry 103 Barclay, Bonnie 103 Barclift, Glenn 104 A drn1'n1'slrc1Z1'0n Index H Harland, Robert 91 Hedin, Faye 91 Heeren, james 21,92 Hickersberger, Josef 92 Huber, Harold 92 I Jackson, Carl 92 James, Gary 92 Johnson, Harold 94 K Kaiser, Edward 94 Karrick, Walter 94 Kauffman, Harry 94 Keener, Karen 94 Klingman, Ketric 94 Kuehn, Charles 95 L Lagerpusch, Horace 95 Lawson, Helen 95 Leinbaugh, Howard 87 M Marinich, Evelyn 99 McCausland, Carl 82,95 Mikulich, Lyla 99 Millington, Albert 95 Mortvedt, Donald 95 P Patterson, Mildred 96 Peters, Walter 96 Student Index Baridon, Alex 103 Barker, Cynthia 66,103 Barnes, Don 103 Barnett, Gerald 103 Barnhart, Carol 103 Barron, Barb 36,39,41,66,70,71 103 Barrow, Fred 78,79,103 Beadles, Chris 103 Beadels, Daniel 103 Beaupre, Susan 60,103 Beck, Lisa 68,69,72,103 Becker, Barry 103 Becker, Bob 76,103 Bender, Nancy 70,104 Benham, Gale 104 Benham, Ted 83,104 Bennett, Barbara 66,83,104 Bilyeu, Tom 104 Bishop, Linda 64,83,104 Blaesing, Mike 104 Blake, Edgar 66,104 Blanks, Leroy 104 Blesse, Charles J. 68,78,79,104 Blickham, Brad 104 Bollin, William 104 Bond, Jesse 104 132 1 Pettit, Roland 82,96 R Reffett, Lee 87 Richman, J. P. 87 Rider, Ruby 99 Rohlfs, Janet 87 Rowe, james 97 Ruark, Gerald 97 S Sellman, Zelda 97 Smart, Mervin 97 Starasta, George 97 Steinkamp, Frances 99 Stioman, Willa 99 Switzer, Richard 98 T Taylor, W. I. 87 Telander, Brian 98 Till, Farrell 98 V Vasen, Virginia 57,99 W Weeks, Sandra 98 Welch, J. K. 87 VVheeler, Harold 80,98 Whitten, Donald 98 Williams, Marcia 99 Wilson, William 98 Booton, Wendell 76,104 BoPree, Sue 71 Bordenkirche, Mary 104 Bordner, William 74,104 Bordwine, Phyllis 104 Bostwick, Bob 29,104 Bouc, Joyce 83,104 Boyd, Doug 104 Boyd, Linda 104 Boyd, William 104 Boyles, Larry 104 Bradley, Charles 104 Bradshaw, Susan 104 Brashers, Roberta Sue 60,104 Brawdy, Roger 25,26,104 Breitweiser, Gerald 104 Brewbaker, Marshall 104 Brierton, james 104 Broadfield, Carol 105 Brockelsby, Charles 105 Brooks, Samuel 103 Brower, Bill 21,105 Brower, Bob 21,22,105 Brown, Jack C. 105 Bruketta, Philip 105 Bryan, Denny 105 Bucy, Jewel 21,25,74,105 Bugos, Randy 105 Burgett, Glenda 105 Burnett, Barney 74 Burnett, Mike 105 Burnham, Bill 105 Bturns, Lyle 82,105 Burns, Mike 105 Burrus, Lee 105 Burton, Sandi 38,105 Byrum, Linda 105 C Cadwell, Pam 105 Campbell, Doug 105 Carlson, Robert 105 Carlson, Steve 105 Carpenter, Don 105 Carter, Dorris 105 Carver, John 104 Cash, Victoria 60,105 Cebuhar, Richard 105 Chatten, Jim 54,105 Cherry, Mike 105 Christophel, Loren 105 Clardy, Pat 106 Clark, Gary 106 Clark, Judy 60,106 Clark, Tanya 21,22,106,117,123 Clarke, Dan 76,106 Clawson, Bob 106 Clawson, Florence 106 Clay-poole, Kathy 66,70 Cleary, Michael 106 Cleer, Dale 106 Cleer, Larry 24,25,106 Clore, J. C. 76,106 Coffey, Sam 106 Coker, Ed 106 Coker, Robert 90,106 Colbert, Lee 36,62,83 Collins, Dean 106 Comstock, Terri 106 conkfighf Mark 106 G,arland 106 Conner, Conner, Jan 36,66,70,71,106 Conner, Jerry 106 Conner, Tom 21,76,106 Cook, Stanton 107 Coons, Charley 25,107 Cotter, Gary 25,107 Cotter, Mark 107 Coultas, James 107 Cox, James 107 Cramrn, Bruce 98,107 Cremeens, Keith 107 Culbertson, David 107 Cunningham, Gene 107 Curry, Fred 107 D Dal Pozzo, Joe 68,69,78,79,121 Danner, Lisa 65 Dare, Henry 36,38,82,107 Davis, Jon 21,107 Davis, Pat 56,62,63,107 Davis, Reta 107 Dawdy, Robert 78,107 Dearing, Tom 107 De La Torre, Cilia 60,107 Deems, Georgeana 66,107 Delost, Barb 62,70,90,107 Demler, Steve 76,107 Denham, Julie 108 Derry, Diana 108 DeRycke, John 108 Diefendorf, Sharon 108 Dolan, Mary 69,108 Donaldson, Eileen 60,108 Doonan, Dennis 108 Doubet, Charles 29,108 Dotzert, David 80,108 Douglas, Frank 108 Dowdy, Robert 68 Downey, Ken 74,108 Doyle, Brad 108 Drainer, Mike 108 Duckwiler, Carol 83,108 Dunham, Dwight 108 Ducan, Denis 80 Dutro, Greg 108 E Eagan, Herb 108 Edwards, Ken 108 Eilks, Kevin 108 Elam, Nikki 62,108 Elbus, Carl 62,82,108 Ellis, Robert 108 tins, Roberta 21,22,71,108,123 Elvis, Steve 29 England, Craig 108 English, Patricia 108 Ertel, Bill 25,108 F Farr, Kay 94,108 Feeser, Martha 72,83,108 Feeser, Mary 72,108 Feldner, Nancy 108 Fengel, David 109 Fesler, Roger 80,109 Fife, Mark 109 Fischer, Danny 109 FitZ.Henry, Jean 109 Flesner, Mike 109 Ford, Henry 109 Ford, Joe T. 109 Fornengo, Jane 72,109 Forristall, Gary 109 Foster, Dan 109 Frame, Terry 109 Franciskovich, Phil 109 Freeman, David 109 Freeman, Mike 109 Fross, Ted 109 G Gaber, Eric 109 Garlisch, Kathy 109 Garrett, Charles 109 Garrett, Randy 29,109 Gess, Patti 70,110 Gibbs, Tom 66,110 Gibbons, Judy 110 Gibbons, Ted 25,110 Gilliland, Brent 110 Glad, Ed Jr. 74,110 Glesenkamp, David 110 Goodman, Dave 110 Gordon, Sandy 110 Graham, Gary 110 Graham, Sandra 110 Grau, Gary 80,110 Graves, Richard 110 Gregory, Dennis 110 Griffeth, Gail 110 Griswold, Sally 110 Griswold, Steve 66,79,110 Grosso, Robert 83,110 Grover, Roger 110 Grzanich, Jane 110 Guthrie, Janis 110 133 H Haffner, Gerald 111 Hamm, Linda 83,111 Hamm, Nick 83,111 Hammond, Chuck 25,111 Hankins, Valerie 70,111 Hanafin, Dennis 111 Hannam, Wayne 111 Haram, Micki 60,111 Harbur, Sue 60,111 Hardy, John 111 Harr, Vicki 66,111 Harrold, Bob 111 Hart, Karen 111 Hartzler, Bruce 74,111 Hartzler, John 74,111 Haschemeyer, Wayne 111 Hastings, Kathy 111 Hayden, Dennis 111 Heathcock, Stephanie 111 Heaton, Phil 111 Hedden, Peggy 83,111 Hedden, Susan 83,112 Hefley, Bobbe 112 Hefley, Tommy 112 Heitz, Charlotte 112 Heller, Don 112 Henderson, Dave 76 Henderson, Jim 66 Hendricks, Rick 112 Henseler, Rosanne 112 Hermes, David 82,112 Higham, Kim 112 Hill, Gary 113 Hillyer, Linda 113 Hinson, George 113 Hitchcock, Susie 113 Hitz, Eugene 78,113 Hobcock, Dale 113 Hoener, Randy 113 Hofmann, Thomas 80,113 Holcomb, Gary 113 Holder, Steven 113 Holm, Diane 70,113 Honts, Linda 113 Howard, Bob 113 Howard, Stan 113 Howerter, Don 25,76 Hubbard, Don 113 Hubbard, Martin 113 Hubbs, Adrianne 36,70,71,113 Huber, Marvin 80,113 Huff, Kay 113 Hullinger, Chris 113 Hunter, Nancy 113 Husby, Chris 60,113 Huston, John 76,113 Hutchcroft, Karen 113 Hutchinson, Margaret 70,113 I lmlay, Greg 113 Ingles, Jon 113 Intravartolo, Diane 60,113 J Jacobs, Don 21 Jakulski, Chris 113 James, Gordon 114 Jarvis, Judy 70,71,114 Jenkins, Connie 114 Jenkins, Sandra 60,114 Jennings, Larry 114 Jensen, Gary 114 Jochums, Jeff 114 John, Lee 114 johnson , Johnson , johnson , 12 3 johnson , johnson , Johnson, Johnson , Johnston, Allan 114 Barbara 114 Deborah 21,22,7O,114, Diana 62,114 Gail 60,71,114 Jerry 114 Steven 114 Barbara 60,114 jones, Beryl 62,74,114 M Mackey, Myra 39,7O,117 Macklin, Dennis 117 Magill, Josephine 60 Mahr, Le Roy 118 Mahr, Tom 118 Mahr, Tom 118 Manard, Joseph 118 Markley, jim 118 Jones, Mike 78,79,114 jones, Sheldon 80,114 Juraco, Barbara 64,114 juraco, Cecilia 64,115 K Kane, Dan 115 Kapala, Dan 76,115 Katz, Larry 115 Kauzlarich, Bill 115 Keets, Chuck 115 Keever, Diana 115 Keithley, Jeanne 49,115 Kelley, Sheila 83,92,115 Kelley, Stephanie 60,115 Kemp, Gay 60,61 Kemp, Guy 115 Kerska, jennifer 72,115 Kessler, Melba 60,115 Kimbrell, Ruth 115 Kinzer, Karen 83,115 Kirk, W. J. 115 Kirkpatrick, Kay 68,69,72,115 Klaus, Ronnie 115 Klein, Roy 116 Klinedinst, Don 116 Koppelman, James 54,76,116 Kost, Bruce 116 Kovachevich, Victor 116 Kubica, Mike 116 Kuhn, Lydia 36,70,71,116 Kumer, Jean 64,65,116 Kuzniar, Gary 116 Kuzniar, Steven 116 L Ladd, Stephen 116 Lambeth, Peggy 116 Lawson, Roger 116 Leebald, Gary 116 Leezer, Martha 116 Le Master, Nancy 116 Lescallett, Charles 116 Markley, Ken 80,118 Marshall, Cora 72 Marshall, Janet 70,118 Mason, jacquline 118 Masters, Kay 62 May, Mike 118 Mayall, Ron 118 McCarnpbell, Tom 118 McCausland, Cathy 62,65,118 McCombs, Jeffrey 118 McCord, Le Alta 55,66,72,118 McCray, Garry 21 McGhee, Warren 29 McGill, jo 68,71 McKee, Greg 118 McLouth, Ann 94,118 McLouth, Beth 4O,41,118 McMillan, Chester 118 Meade, Marilyn 118 Meece, David 63,118 Meece, Ken 118 Meline, Jon 118 Melz, Gary 118 Meuth, Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Weston 118,119 Bob 119 Nancy 66,119 Rick 76 Meyers, Linda 60 Mibb, Mike 119 Mickle, Becki 49,119 Milam, Greg 119 Miles, Ellie 72,119 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Bettsy 119 Graig 36,62,119 Ed 119 Gary 119 Mike 119 Mims, Fred 21,25,64,119 Mitchell, Dan 119 Monninger, Leisa 72,119 Moore, Moore, 119 Moore, Moore, Morey, Frank 119 james Bruce 62,68,74, Michael 119 Sheila 72,94,119 Mike 119 Lester, Becky 21,22,116,123 Lewis, David 116 Lewis, Floyd 25,116 Lewis, Mark 117 Lindecrantz, Janette 117 Lindsey, Jeanne 1 17 Lingenfelter, Dee 71 Lingenfelter, Tom 117 Logsdon, Allan 117 Long, David 117 Long, jim 76,117 Long, Ken 29 Long, Steve 117 Long, Terry 117 Lord, Ron 117 Lowe, Ed 29,117 Lowe, Stephen 82,117 Morgan, Patricia 119 Moriarity, Joe 80,119 Morris, Bill 29,119 Morris, Steve 119 Mortier, Jim 119 Mosher, Glenn 119 Mossman, David 119 Motsinger, Robert 83,119 Mueller, Debby 57,62,119 75, Mullady, Terry 60,68 ,69,71,119 Murphy, Mike 119 Murray, Norman 120 Myers, Al 120 Myers, Linda 120 Lusk, Allan 117 Lutz, Beverly 117 Lutz, Monte 117 Lybarger, Becky 21,22,72,83,117, 123 Lynn, Guy 117 Lynn, Sue 117 N Nelson, Bob 120 Nelson, Deanna 70,120 Nelson, Don 120 Nelson, Kent 21,66,76,12O Nelson, Mary Lynn 120 Nelson, Sandi 120 Nichols, Ron 120 134 Nidiffer, David 36,3s,4o,54,66, 83,120 Nobis, Rodney 78,79,120 Noble, Mike 21,120 Nodine, Richard 120 Nolan, Don 120 Nolte, James 120 Nord, John 120 Norris, Jim 74,120 Norvell, Raymond 120 Nuest, Linda 120 O Orwig, Donna 120 Orwig, Duane 29,120 O'Toole, Pam 68,72,120 Overby, William 120 P Parker, Berta 120 Parr, Roger 121 Payne, Marsha 121 Peacock, Galen 121 Pederson, Darlene 121 Perry, Donald 121 Pestle, Janis 121 Pestle, jerry 121 Peters, Lynn 21,22,121,12 Peterson, Dennis 121 Phillips, Danny 121 Phillips, Jerry 121 Phillips, Robert 121 Phipps, Rob 121 Pindell, James 66 ,68 ,69,78 ,79,121 Pinegar, Sandy 121 Pintar, Vicki 60 Pobanz, Roger 121 Pogue, Tom 80,121 Pohl, Kathy 121 Pomier, Charles 74 Post, Chalrner 121 Postin, Ron 121 Potter, Peter 74 Powell, Dean 121 Powers, Michael 121 Priepot, John 121 Ptmke, Arthur 74,121 Q Quin, Kent so R Rader, Randall 121 Rader, Roger 121 Ranallo, Mike 121 Raridon, Mike 121 Rask, Roger 121 Rather, Terry 122 Rauth, Mike 122 Ray, Bill 122 Ray, Deborah 122 Raymond, Berta 60 Rebman, Charles 122 Reed, Aaron 29,122 Reeves, Mark 122 Reiter, Leonard 122 Reffett, Sandi 122 Rhodes, Marvin 122 Richardson, Larry 122 Richey, Lenny 122 Ridenour, Mary 122 Riley, Bill 122 Riley, Nancy 122 Ring, Dale 122 Ritter, Connie 122 Robbins, Clifford 122 Roberts, David 76,123 Robertson, Daryl 21 Rodgers, Harry 123 Rohrer, Janet 123 Roudebush, Dana 123 Rowe, Sam 123 Rowley, Nancy 70,123 Russell, Stephanie 68,70,123 S Saathoff, Carole 123 Sanders, Dave 123 Sandman, Kathy 123 Sanson, John 123 Sarginson, Denny 55,68,76,123 Savage, Mike 123 Schleich, Fred 123 Schmidt, Shirley 123 Schmidt, Susan 123 Schofield, Richard 123 Schone, David 123 Scott, Gary 123 Sebree, Karolyn 83,123 Sefried, Ron 124 Sepich, Steve 124 Serven, James 124 Serven, Leon 76,124 Settles, Bil 74,124 Seymour, Kent 124 Shadid, Steve 48,124 Shaefer, Felicia Bordwine 60,104 Sharp, Janet 60,124 Shaw, Don 124 Shaw, George 124 Shay, Mike 124 Shields, Ann 124 Shockency, Mike 29 Simmons, Connie 39,66,72,83,124 Simmons, Michael 60,85,96,124 Simpson, Mike 124 Simpson, Vicki 71 Sizek, Ruth 125 Smith, Carolyn 125 Smith, Judy 72,125 Smith, Larry 80,125 Smith, Patricia 125 Smith, Robert 125 Smith, Tearry 125 Smock, Carolyn 70,125 Sorrels, Randy 125 South, Omega 60 Southwood, Kay 125 Spangler, Rhoda 60,125 Spitler, Juanita 125 Spotser, Floyd 125 Springer, Tom 125 Stahl, Greg 125 Standley, Roger 125 Starcevich, Luke 125 St. Clair, Stephen 125 Steck, Susie 125 Stegeman, Steven 125 Steinkamp, Beth 125 Steinkamp, Tom 66,125 Steward, Don 125 Still, Rex 125 Stock, Mike 76,126 Stockham, Jean 126 Stuyvesant, Scott 126 Suddeth, Ron 126 Sullivan, Sandy 72 Surratt, Terry 78,79,126 Sutton, Walter 80,126 Swan, Jeff 74,126 Sympson, Vicki 126 Syrkel, Wayne 126 T Tallcott, James 126 Tallcott, James R. 29,126 Talley, Robert 126 Tavender, David 76,126 Teel, Kevin 126 Tennell, Vince 25,126 Terry, E. Pete 21,29,126 Thede, John 36 Thomas, Gayle 60,126 Thomas, Lloyd 126 Thomas, Robert 62,126 Thompson, Dennis 126 Thompson, Gary 126 Thompson, Larry 78,126 Thompson, Roberta 55,126 Thorman, Richard 126 Thrush, Cinda 126 Thurow, Bob 126' Thurow, Kevin 126 Timmons, Janet 126 Toland, Dick 126 Toland, Jim 126 Tomaszewski, Dan 36,127 Tomich, Toni 127 Tomlianovich 25,127 Trantina, Steve 4,21,36,127 Trau, Rich 21,25,66,68,76,127 Tribbey, Richard 127 Trotter, Bill 127 Tucker, Sheila 60,-71,127 Turner, Larry 54,127 Turner, Mike 82,127 U Ulmer, Mike 66,78,127 Ulrich, Jim 127 Urbanc, David 127 Urish, Steven 127 Utsinger, Shelly 70,127 V Vandyke, Joyce 128 Vaughn, Bill 128 Viano, Edward 128 Vin Camp, Mary Ann 64,65,83 Vogel, John 128 W Wacaser, Kent 128 Waddell, Linda 60,128 Waddell, Steve 128 Wadlow, Stanley 128 Wagner, Janica 128 Walker, Robert 128 135 ,128 Wallbaum, Alan 128 Wallbaum, Patty 60,128 Walsh, Terry 128 Ward, Becky 60,128 Wardell, Phil 128 Watson, Dan 128 Weas, Cathy 128 Weaver, John 128 Weaver, Tom 76,128 Webb, Beverlee 129 Webster, Ken 129 Weiss, Marvin 129 Welch, Charles 129 Wells, Edward 74,129 Wells, Melvin 129 Wendt, Stephanie 60,61 Werland, Mark 129 Wheeler, James 129 Wheeler, Richard 29 Whewell, Randy 80 Werry, Chuck 129 White, Everett 129 White, Jennifer 129 White, Marc 129 White, Martha 70,129 white, vvhite, vvhire, Raymond 129 Robert 129 Steve 129 Whitman, Bill 129 Wickkiser, Gary 129 Wickwire, Dian 129 Widger, Ron 129 Wilcoxen, Don 62,74,129 Wilcoxen, Ron 62,68,74,129 Williams, Dave 129 Williams, David 129 Williams, Glenn Jr. 129 Williamson, Cindy 62,72,129 Windmiller, Kim 76,129 Winters, Randy 129 Wislander, Gordon 80,129 Witte, Robert 129 Wock, Robert 130 Woith, Mike 130 Wolfley, Virgil 130 Wolford, Roger 130 Wolkow, George 130 Woodford, Melody 60,130 Woods, Randall 130 Woods, Rodney 80,130 Woods, Roger 80,130 Wort, Daniel 130 Y Yeast, Bonnie 130 Yocum, Dana 130 Young, Dean 80,130 Young, Kenneth 130 Young, Lyle 130 Younkin, Eric 78,79,130 Z Zech, Susan 60,130 Zessin, Walter 80,98,130 Zukowski, Mark 130 Zulauf, Ed 83,130 The staff of the 1970 SHIELD is happy to add another chapter to the story of Spoon River College The SHIELD began this year with a dream--a rash hope--that the book would offer something new for the reader and would continue to hold an important role on campus. 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