Spoon River College - Shield Yearbook (Canton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

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Only the settings and costumes differ. ln this 1973 edition of the SHIELD, the staff h'as included some reminders of bygone days, called atten- tion to students and staff members who collect antiques, and spotlighted others whose present activities are only modern versions of old pastimes, illustrating the wisdom of the Frenchman who once wrote, The more things change, the more they remain the same. lWest side of Square, Canton, home of Spoon River College, 19733 -'13 if I 'I I- 7? EE ctw , e my n um .- We , .fm Q www, M in ' 49 Wg an 'W Wmws 'Zhi-an We my I, 9, v ,, , K9 ,, - V- -P.: my 1 , M , .l .ff,1,,i55J' A I of . , ' 'Q uf----., 1 V., -51,1 , M e . o ms o Q- ' Vo ' Q, ,,., A ' . W- . . T-W N , A , ' - ,A.V., A 1 . , f' ',,e,,.: V - . 1 V -- by f ' w- . ,,, 79, 53. f r .w 'AW-,I M54P'f'f,Q!' . - - V ,1 ,, , .. wfgg- X fi li lu V . ,.,, .. b SRC's Bobby Fischer assumes the lotus position at the park. 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' - '. .- 4 ,-. ffi,fif.1'ip e' ., s 142- . jf. W- N BEFORE LEAVING! 1-10 , 5 M ' W ' '- T Jacques arrives in Canton Oct. 25, and is welcomed by Dean Robert Smolich. From the Republic of Zaire in the heart of Africa, Jacques-Rene Kuyena came to Spoon River College. ln less than a month he had made many friends in the college and in the community. Dr. Reuben Diambomba, his brother-in-law who was a former exchange student at Canton High School, recom- mended that Jacques enroll at SRC to acquire some useful experiences in studying and living in another cultural environment. Jacques, who had studied English for four years, entered American college life with apparent enioyment. He attended business and communications classes, spent hours reading American newspapers and magazines in the Learning Resource Center, increased his formal English vocabulary in the reading lab, and acquired a collection of American idioms and slang phrases from his new college friends. A soccer player in high school, he found it easy to become a basketball fan and rarely missed a game. He attended speech contests, having been active in debate and dramatics in high school, and went to church and cultural events in the Canton area. Adiustment to American college life was not difficult for SRC's only foreign student with one exception - he had his first experience with snow and sub-freezing weather here. His home city, Kinshasa, is not far south of the equator in Africa. New experiences for SRC's African student lknown here as Jack l included attending basketball games to cheer for the Cru- saders Iaf leffj, tossing his first snowball, and learning about the art of bee-keeping from Warren Potter, director of student ser- vices, as co-student Debbie Dewester looks on. W5 Q ' . .Q H U SRC Sophomore, Queen of 1972 Canton Friendship Festi- val LH 1 , ! W., ' - ,A t ,, 2 ' ' oni EM F V - CAROL wiLsoN R' - '-Q- SRC Freshman, Member of Royal Court, Canton Friendship Festival GREEK WEEK Greek God Randy Strode JANICE DARE .i,,,,,.,. ,ifws ,Y Y I 2 , I is 1972 Greek Goddess Debbie Johnson Royalty RHONDA REED Santa's favorite Queen and Ill. Senior Ebonette lsponsored by Illinois Angus Associationl is a freshman at SRC MARILYN CHURCHILL The 1972 Fulton County Fair Queen is a freshman at SRC. She also reigned as Fulton County Pork Queen. 'I i ,nr Serious business for Senators Reed, Thomas and Breckenridge. Wheeler and Arnett entertain at a rally. E Dalmasso takes a stand. ,,,---'L ' ,,,1.! it in x, Election time. l. Free Food in LRC! I4 I X ,,-----Q-.-.1 xy Woodrow and Paula On his third visit to SRC, Johnson finds time to rap with students as he always does. in if Michael Johnson entertains. Last in after Fire Drill? Fans at the first game of the sea- son. SPOON RIVER COLLEGE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Cfwims. frm if-fig 55244, Some Played Some Watched, Some Dcmced, Some Didn r ui l '-C. M..-ff 5RC's Speech Club members were hosts to area high school students at a speech contest in January. College students served as timers and also led group singing after lunch. SRC Firsts Learning to play the guitar was apparently high on many persons' priority list. It was necessary to offer three sections second semester the first time the course had ever been offered at Spoon River College. The instructor flower leftj was Ken Shekler. 47 if t 1 7 g - t, 0 ' .4 'Q 4' gk' f, f' kb- , CHARLESA PEDERSON Student Achievement Winner, Campus Capsule announcer, Volunteer teacher, Governance committee Who's Who at MIKE LARSON Basketball, Golf, Track LON HENDERSON lat leftj Stud. Achieve. Winner, SHIELD, LANCER, Track, Phi Theta Kappa, Vol. Teacher PAT THICHAVA lat righij Cheerleader, Campus Capsule, Wom- en's Basketball Spoon U WALT DIEFENDORF candidate lat leftj SHEILD editor, Pep Band, Stud. Achieve. K.:- RHONDA REED Senate sec'y, SHIELD, Cheerleader, Chorus Governance com. I JEFF WILSON Student Senate President, Phi Theta Kappa, Speech Club, Gover- nance Committee VERDA ROBERTS Phi Theta Kappa Sec'y, Senate, soph. rep., LANCER staff Board of Trustees 2 rv W ,iw 2 .f',' Dr. J. K. Welch, Board chair- man, fat leftj and fat rightj, Howard M. Leinbaugh, who has been a member of the board since its establishment. Dr. Delano Ohover fcenferj submits a report. Mrs. Ada Edley, president's secretary is at left, Mike Chianakas, right. 'Wllalpg,. idqqg ,U . 7Y was Qu Q Spoon River College Pres - A- X ident V President Bishop lin golfer's capl, Ed Georgieff, Harold Wheeler and Jesse Bradshaw watch an event at Crusader's Day. R. , .... XX X X ss . ..., ,e.. N- M- B H. C. Bishop I Reviewing construction details of the college's new campus during a board meeting are fclockwise from lower Ieftj Leinbaugh, James Richmond, Pres. Bishop, Dr. Welch, Mrs. Edley, Dr. Ohaver, Chianakas, Dr. l. N. Rushford. lCIyde Eaton is also a member of the board.l l .L .4 P , 2 as l . Z fl B .r., ..i.MtS'l' ' ' I 'Huw ' . Dr. Walter Karrick Dr. Robert Smolich Dean of Business Affairs Dean of Academic Affairs I . 1 Ax Harold Huber Dean of Vo-Tech Education Designing mosaics is a form of relaxation Huber enjoys. Dean nf . I 'P ' L 2 James Rowe Dean of Student Services While working on his new home, Dean Rowe grew a beard, later abandoning it as too much trouble. B. Fred Howell Counselor Along with a dozen other faculty members, Howell is an enthusiastic golfer Jack Frame Counselor A mon of many interests including cycling, Frame is a most unlikely Evil Knievel. IWWAM awww Dorothy Hagerman Director of Learning Resource Center Pursuing an off-duty interest in real estate, Mrs. Hagerman earned a license in that field this year. Warren Potter Director of Special Student Services Most recent in a list of hobbies for Potter is bee-keeping. Many friends want to be on his honey list. T 1 ? , . I L i 1 24 ACTIVITIES tax CC M 9P Thespians from an earlier Canton College? No, it's SRC's l972 Speech Club, who, with Advisor Jan Gardner, engaged in a bit of pretense in keeping with the 5hield's nostalgia theme. From left, standing, Mike Niebur, Miss Gardner, Mary Jo Pilkington, Nancy Oakman, Barb Moschero, Bill Thomas, Jeanette McWhorter. seated, Roger Arnett and Steve Wheeler. ln Our Town fashion, the ladies share a gossip item Speech Club Alienation was the theme of Readers' Theater production. Roger Arnett gave o reading and played the guitar to accompany the singers. Steve and Barb caught in a dramatic moment of a Readers' Theater program presented for students in the Learning Resource Center. Rehearsing for Readers' Theater fat righfj are: Jacques Kuyena, Bill Thomas, April Wheeler, Roger Arnett and Barb Lindburg. From lefl, Nikki Phillips, Rhonda Reed, Sieve Wheeler, Kevin Conover, Roger Sfremmel, Jecnehe Miller, Penny Swinger. Seated, Mrs. Klingman, accompanist. After examining words and music popular about 1900, the group chose to return to standard concert fare. ,gif Chorus Women members of the chorus look over a collection of popular songs of the early 1900's From left to right, the singers are: Terri Neal, Beth McMullen, Jan Combs, Marilyn Churchill, Carol Wilson and Charlesa Pedersen. Seated at the piano is Director Ketric Klingman. - LPN students, from left to right: Front row, Alva Rumler, Suzy Goulding, Mary Ellen Hackett, Lilias Winegar. Second row, Berneita Waughtel, Sally Harn, Cindy Sebree, Linda Vaughn, Rosemary Juraco, Roberta Mallicoat, Geraldine Long, Thelma Shawgo, Carol Grant, Sharon Mercer, Patricia Miller. Top row, Kristine Mills, Flo Lowery, Debby Strode, Charlene Bruketta, Pat Schisler, Carolyn Logan, Cynthia Spees, Judith Vance, Doris Powell, Pam Lasswell, Local officers of the LPN association include: ffrom leftj, Doris Powell, secretary, Lenora Albert, president, Pam Lasswell, vice president, Sharon Eccles, treasurer. Licensed Practical Nursing In its second year at SRC, the LPN program had capacity enrollment. The '73 class shown here and on the preceding page includes: Fronf row, Paula Cardosi, Sue Blair, Lenora Albert. Middle row, Cindy Bellvile, Mary Beth Clayberg, Vernadene Buswell, Barbara Ferree, Valerie Darling, Loretta Edwards, Sherry Burget, Gail Beiderwieden, Moira Fitz-Henry. Back row, Teresa Barker, Connie Foley, Margaret Black, Louise Carson, Carolee Arnold, Janice Bruniga, Patricia Dilts, Nita Gilson, Sharon Eccles. The 1972 Graduating Class ZETA CHI President Debbie Pettit examines an antique stereoptican viewer while taking a break at Soldwedel's ice cream parlor. Zeta Chi members and their pledges include: Front row, from left, Debbie Pettit, Mary .lo Pilkington, Debbie Johnson, Mary Meade, Paula Sullivan, Judy Lisenbee, Gay Edwards. Back row, Kathy Cebuhar, Debbie Hinman, Marty Lee, Kitty Riggins, Sally Rogers. Pledge Trainer Judy Lisenbee fsecond from leftj draws a humorous response from pledges. Pledges hope funds from sales of homemade cookies and sandwiches will result in an all-sorority trip to match the fun of the '72 holiday at Silver Dollar City. Sigma Alpha Them SUZAN A T ,fe Q 4' XX fix 'Y ' A LDA 46-D1 I V CYD HOWELL KATHY FORD CINDY LANE DAWN BOHANNAN SUE REED KATHY DURLEY DENISE EWALT Phi Mu Tau .--4-4' .f Active members of Phi Mu Tau include: ffrom leffj Mark Theobald, Bob Strubinger, Bill Tribbeh, Gordon Swan son, Steve DePauw lpresidenfl, and Gary Hish. Pledged to the Farm Machine Tech fraternity in the fall were: Front row, Ronnie Comsfock, Denny Wallin Richard Miller, Duane Wheeler. Back row, Randy Carlock, James Hubbard, Kevin Carnes. I Inv Coach Georgieff shares a break period with the guys in the shop .. V ,, wwf '- in Hish starts to reassemble a diesel iniection pump. Ed Kaiser fat rightj keeps an eye on the line. Y An honorary member of the Phi Kops is taking part in the fraternity's favorite pastime. I . W V f . 4 E .i in 4 AVVV 1 .f 4 v jf ' ff ffljff V 1 51 Q . ' 1' .1 .v , J ' t V. ,pt , .- I I 1, fl A3 V 4-5 ' -,f'4g5, L, t , gg . P- -.K,,,.,. 'QQK fu Q' Phi Kappa Sign holders lat leffj are John Denny and Phil Gregory, fraternity presi- dent. On the stairs are Paul Mosher, Dana Tonelli, Randy Strode. Phi Kap actives and pledges in a fraternal mood Ibelowj include: Beginning bottom left, Jim Taylor, John Genson, Mark Romine, Phil Johnson, Greg Mantus, Gary Dal- cher, Robbie Ladd, Mike Nieburp Brent Getz, Dana Tonelli, Terry Walton, Phil Greg- ory, John Denny, Randy Strode, Paul Mosher, Steve Clauson, Dave Kennedy, Stan Speer. Harland, Wilson, Smolich, ,f - ,qi 1. Pederson Governance Planning CARL MCCAUSLAND Through the combined efforts of representatives from the board of trustees, administration, faculty and student body, progress was made toward restructuring the way Spoon River College is to be governed in the future. Bishop, Bradshaw, Balagna A Meeting regularly throughout the year, representatives wrote a constitution which they believe will provide basic prin- ciples of operation in which all SRC participates. Ideally, every group will have a voice and be free to speak with impunity. Carl McCausland, a vo-tech faculty member, served as chairman of the planning group. Dr. J. K. Welch, Board president, addressed the stu- dent body. 1 f KMA, ,I ,V ,sf A 4 ' f f., . 'vu ' ac. Students and faculty assembled in a local theater to learn more about a new form of governance for SRC. Restricted? A student-faculty meeting? WOW! 41 .J-5-.fm-an ki 5 :ul 1 1L1l4,, Kiwi, KQQ Officers of the national honorary scholastic organization are: ffrom leftj Curt Shern pres., Verda Roberts, sec., Kent Schleich, treas. PTK members first semester included: Standing, Curt Sherman, Sue McCance, Jeff Wil- son, Dan Hall, Sue Calhoun, Kent Schleich. Seated, Crystal Grissom, Mrs. Prater ladvi- sorl, Teresa Maxfield, Kathy Crawford, Verda Roberts, Tammy Gardner. Vice President Ray Harrison was not present when these pictures were taken. A cook-out at the Prater farm was one of the high points of the year for PTK members who also had meetings devoted to more serious subiects. ll I rf A formal initiation ceremony using candles symbolically was held this year in an informal setting Graham Student Seated at the table are the officers of the Student Nurses Assn.: Janice Dare, Junice Haschemeyer, Liz Witheft, Ellen Lewis, Melinda Jenkins, Carol Storey. ,,.,5,a -ff ji . , K -Q 1' in Upperclass members of the Student Nurses Assn. include: Seated, Ellen Lewis, Janice Dare, Debbie Decker, Carol Storey, Junice Haschemeyer. Middle row, Susan White, Debbie Williamson, Ruth McMillan, Liz Witheft, Carol Biork, Vicki Reedy, Jane Nimmo, Kim Thum. Back row, Melinda Jenkins, Nancy Baughman, Dianna Heitz, David Howard, Susan Sullivan, Don Rand, Rosie Meyer, Eileen Sale. Hospital Nurses Others enrolled in the hospital's nursing program are: Seated, from left, Marcia Thomas, Sandra Knowles, Betsy Jones, Pam Pursell. Standing, Nancy Brewer, Joanne Bogner, Paula McGinn, Jackie Hilton, Eve Kroell. Graham Hospital nursing students include: From left, front, Marilyn Churchill, Jan Combs, Terri Neal, Beth McMullen, Mary Lou Barth. Back row, Marcella Daus, Dolly Schaenk, Jim McCausland, Joan Chandler, Linda Young, Anita Young. .469 wry 456' K. , -it 5 k n Art Club J we e--J Nt Art students spent hours preparing for a display of their own work at o Spring Fair and showed interest in a sale of prints by a New York gallery in December. Picasso's Dance of Life flower leftj, an original linocut, was one of the pieces exhibited. ml M..-nl www ww it QW ,,,,M,. Y V '-21 M Jigig- .1 3 p . ,lf John Levingston and Walt Diefendorf get set for their port in the Arts Council photographic show lt's not a patient etherized upon a tableg it's c group of art students readying a life mask. Jim Steinkamp is the patient volunteer. .. fi uf my ..-M ' Shield muh mv L moth 410.11 ,sm-on L-ui . f The staff strikes a pose: Ifront, from leftl Dale Lock, Rich Barr, Marcia Stoneburnerg fseatedj Deon Lock, Walt Diefendorf, Istandingj John Levingston, Barb Lindburg, Terry Ingold, Ann Cor- dell, Lon Henderson, Rhonda Reed, Doug Bailey. 1Not present, Steve Wheeler, Bruce Byrum.l mluldli wa- .-vw, f x .4 T 4-'N-In , ,. ,f if The Editor, The Advisor ,i ,ij f I1 .f ff fi 'Ef- 11 V. 4 f ,. 3 . 1 f Q f 171 I ' . .W 41 I 4 25832, We pondered . We partied . . We laughed . . We cried . . . Q,,,,,,w We peddled. is .1 ,4 'fzJ-'fre' fg,w,,..., 5 G Ji' 1, J WA.-qv A 'f'.'iy ...,. .. -n-... , ' M 2 ,, fa zfsvffff- C1 , ,1 ,Mizz .x W. C531 .. X 49 I I I I I 1 L.. v.: . Qs Q Z! The i ....-,,.......1 -.s ,as-W' :., ' MA 5 vf- ,A f VU. ,EST -- 1 ,N-W V , ,.---Y f ---- - 'f 4-' 4- -' -W ' , 'H W' : i.L ti 'gi'A 'fA-'M W H A HA' - W 'i,',,,f,'1.f'Q,1V' 5-YGIZTABVVG - N-W 'M 13,6 VCL. 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The Pep Band performs at halftime of the Crusaders' home game. N-hmwqlunx. x: JEFF WILSON, president YEAR OF ACTIVITIES Besides continuing the traditional events such as Casino Night, free movies and Crusaders' Days, the Student Senate arranged for students to use YMCA facilities as part of the activity fee benefits. By careful budgeting and with the help of the chief advisor to the Senate, Warren Potter, Student Ser- vices director, the Senate expected to be able to host the May Ball and finish the year in the black. Only Dale Ifar rightj knew when the shutter would snap. LARRY OVERCASH, vice president Stu cl e nt Freshman representative Rich Barr poses a question Ivvvmvllnuwnnrnvf ' .,,.,c,..e ,V Breckenridge moves the Senate adiourn. , ,1.' . N RHONDA REED, secretary Senate Carl Thomas, Gary Dalcher, Verda Roberts listen to a Senate report. The Senate has its light moments, Connie Coyle indicates. W MARLENE WADDELL, treasurer SENATORS FOR '72-'73 Helping Pres. Jeff Wilson and other officers fshown af top of these pagesj plan all-school events this year were these members of the Senate: Verda Roberts, Carl Thomas, Nancy Oakman, Ken Brecken- ridge, Connie Coyle, Dale Lock, all sophomores, Rich Barr, Craig McLaughlin, Gary Dalcher, freshmen. Pensive Nancy Oakmon waits for a vote count. 'M XA M, 13251 56 l f li ,Q E ATHLETICS 5 if s T Q in .gm t f , wewwv ' ' i ,,::q,: X 3-1 .Sv 'ex .57 N N , , b- M I Crusaders 1972-73 Season SRC Opponents SRC Opponents SRC Opponents 71 Springfield 53 81 Lincoln Land 58 80 Lewis 81 Clark 78 84 St. Francis 73 94 Parkland 97 91 Quincy J.V. 92 80 Joliet 87 81 Rock Valley 102 74 Robt. Morris 80 85 Lincoln 103 97 Joliet 1 30 78 Palmer 76 107 St. Louis B. 94 78 Parkland 89 106 Black Hawk E. 78 92 Carl Sandburg 78 77 Eureka 43 91 Lincoln Land 65 77 Lincoln 87 100 MacMurray JV 78 75 Carl Sandburg 86 78 Bradley J.V. 1 10 93 Blackhawk 68 100 Lincoln Trail 102 102 Black Hawk E. 94 105 Springfield 71 WON, 145 LOST, 12 ILLINOIS JUNIOR COLLEGE SECTION V CHAMPIONS , o o ' Season s Statistics lUn0TTlClGll Player Games FG FG-Z, FT fm, TP Ave. A 1 Mike Larson 26 196 44 36 78 428 16.46 107 Charlie Gordon 25 236 48 94 566 22.64 17 Lish Gordon 26 181 48 66 428 16.46 60 Randy McMillen 25 121 44 51 293 11.72 19 Steve Daniels 7 7 16 12 26 3.71 5 , Duane Campen 26 81 48 31 193 7.42 14 Mike Joachim 25 55 44 13 123 4.92 12 Marshall Gilson 25 71 36 16 158 6.32 46 V Chuck Mytich 12 8 44 1 17 1.41 1 A Bill O'Brien 15 14 61 5 33 2.20 1 Dennis Wagner 12 5 31 1 11 0,91 I TOTALS 26 975 45 326 2276 87.53 1148 283 I 1 Il T251 -3 1 6 i V+ QL-. Kevin Brown lrightl, Crusaders' student man- 'Lal' tl gf J ' 1 5 ,V ager, holds the trophy won by SRC, sec- 1 1 N tional champion. . -' ' s -A yi Ann Cordell Ileftl served as statistician of 7 is 1- opponents at home games. She was the first 1' 1: ,7 woman in SRC's history to perform those 4. duties. U' y I! it Coach Georgieff was named Coach of the Year among Section V Junior Col- leges. 'x . , .if A 4 S . i 1, A4 f if 9.r-, for Q 541 H ' My ,Vi , THE CRUSADERS. Head Coach Ed Georgieff, Assistant Jim Raridon. 1Sfanding, from leflj Ed Kaiser, faculty assistant, Dennis Wagner, Marshall Gilson, Bill O'Brien, Lish Gordon, Duane Campen, Charlie Gordon, Mike Joachim, Randy McMillan, Mike Larson, Chuck Mytich, Kevin Brown, manager. ln the huddle. ln the locker-room. vii' fs J' - M V Sophomore M. RANDY MCMILLEN CHARLIE GORDON Sophomore I E MIKE LARSON Sophomore STEVE DANIELS Freshman K 77' LISH GORDON Freshman VJ BILL O'BRIEN Freshman MARSHALL GILSON Freshman MIKE JOACHIM Freshman First of the year practice in Ingersoll Gym, a facility il. if DUANE CAMPEN Freshman lhe Crusaders use when high school players are not using we ,se JI! CHUCK MYTICH Sophomore The Officials' Bench The Locker Room The Conference The Ceremony 'ff. it T ...M -..-f The Planners ff' .bw 1 M! jj r' ' gf egg .4 an 1 The Thinker .Ast-.All 'YIACK GOLF If ,V 2 .1 JIM - f ., ,'-My 9 ,- ' ., ' 4 , - 'Q 1,4 115. ,Lf :L I. Z . , . ,y- , .W t.H,q,,., , f if .gm-,:,, ., 1 1 ' . x, , fy-hi tiff! X ! , , i . B ,Q L., ,e 5 ' , . - r 'z t.'. r f1ff I , 1.7, .j fzfgt-56. 0 .V I .,A ,V , .4 4' H I ,6 I . ,Q 2 5:31, I f .. . '. ' 1 4- Head Track Coach Jim Raridon lat rightj was assisted again this year by Charlie Black fat leffl. ' ,cum 'VA x tm ' 1 WM ! , JON MCCOMBS CRAIG TAYLOR Rushville Media GREG ZABORAC Canton K KN RICK CHAMPLIN Canton 'V' is 9155 l DARRELL MOWEN Media LYLE OLDFIELD Farmington Track LON HENDERSON Canton With Lon Henderson, Darrell Mowen and Mike Larson as the only return- ing veterans, the 1973 Crusaders donned new blue sneats to compete in I2 spring meets prior to a regional meet where qualifiers are chosen for the national. Both Henderson and Larson set SRC records last year - Henderson in the mile and Larson in the long iump. The veterans and Coaches Raridon and Black expected to get good help from freshmen Zaborac and Oldfield, who had competed in the lllinois State High School meet before entering college. Warren McGhee and Larson, both of Canton, were not present when pic- tures were taken. Terry Bube, record-holder with the iavelin, tries the discus. Spring Q 225, ns' ., , W , f -r -341.11 4' rw X ' i KLZKAQZ Casey Oliver, another Farmington product, odds points for SRC. 2 .M I. .. . 1 , .AH .. 4-,mpg Wvruuu., BOTTOMS UP, LARSON! 1 Sports - '72 4, Tom Crofz pitched. ' 2 1rf 'f'z 'r.i Bucky Maurice coached, 1 V . H gill . . . but nobody came. - .,. ,M bn. t This is the second year SRC has had an intercollegiate basketball team for women. Ready for a game with Bradley University coeds are: Top row, Coach Sandra Weeks, Maggie Freeman, Susan Fitziarrald. Front row, Pat Dilts, Pat Thichava, Sue McCance, and Diana Hawkins. With her eyes open, she missed! Baskets are so easy for Pat she can make them with her eyes closed. 70 ' 5' .qlif-' Returnmg veteran Sue lets fly with on easy one Pre-tryout instructions are given to cheerleading candidates. Cheerleaders Joining second-year cheerleaders Kathleen Phillips and Pat Thichava when they cheered on the Crusaders this year were Meri Wrest, Rhonda Reed, Karen Crawford, and Coach Georgieff's daughter, Dimana. -k ' 1 YW-. Vlll' ' T 472 ff A -'-Tim ' 1' VQ ' i -J Golf SRC's Athletic Dept. had a first this year - golf in the fall. The squad competed with Carl Sandburg, Lin- coln Land, and Robert Morris. The Crusaders also partic- ipated in the Danville Invitational along with about I2 other schools. Steve Tomlianovich, pictured below, ranked number one on the SRC team for most of the season. At the Danville Invitational, he placed llth out of about 60 iunior college players. if x Q H' .'?fi ,--1-nw., , . , . Q 4 . ,J 1 , fy . -.. V, V. .-,.. ,I , , - , - ,. .. , , f-.,.:-r:-f- if 5,1412 -'Q - - f . ,- ,,,',Lf,1.f - -V '....n, 3 A ': fr .-. . 14... . The team in practice session at Wee-Mo-Tuk Country Club. Last spring's squad: Ifrom leffj Dave Brodbeck, Coach Georgieff, Bob Conner, Rod Dorich, Jon White, Steve Tomlianovich, Rex Johnsen. . s ' - f . Q.'W1ewff 'I ' .Q? eL,,! A' if 'fi-4-r -' 3 -endetat A ,'fwg,.1 5- 1. V-v ,J- 2' 1 AW Z t W U 5, .'7. ' f. .5 H . V ' V4 . U. N 1.1 ,Lift ,, , ,iw Jon White Ileffj and Mike Larson Ibelowj display their skill. v. '-U ww o ,, ,IWW .. .T f V fi? , A I ,f if I al F ! X A-4 ,fl 5 S V 1- M..,,.,,g, I 5 ZW, ,, I f ,I my ...A f- , if ' , 7,. :Ii ',-:if?i,4f, HIWMWM W This faII's team with the coach: lfrom leffj Rick Sronce, Jon White, Steve ,ii X Tomlianovich, Dan Mistic. fNot present: Mike Larsonj ,A 5 A , , ,X 0 A , 'fl , A , ' f ' 2 -,. ,v.,, A gy ,Y 1 1 4 .fmg 'H-4. v 1- V. 5 hifi -z ,, 1,9 .,.1v,wwwc?Z ' ' aka, , ' 2'Z'f'- ' , .vm 'mf' White and Tomlianovich help Coach stow the gear. 75 , r in V,ti E?5 E nz i , ,,.,..,,, ,,f X, K ffw Q ,Q ' fuj , n Archery Class , Q as ,- gn 'wx '44 www- ' f nn., . U. .A A k J., 1-,h...,,v me-f,,,. A-, v dk , 1 .A 1, iw 0 w 1, N rw ' 1 ' ' ..f, - ft? -..fD'g:1 .f5'. ,f J . LHP- ' Y' ' iv, -vi '41, be .. , ,.,-7 '+.-,AJ rain-xg n 'rf 'Q . V ,--R Solitary Swinger :ty 'f A Tense Tournament. Beautiful Bowler , 77 7' 78 STUDENTS f ww. 1 N P ,H 5 rd 1- 1' 4 of '4 A-5-,Wil ' 5, 33.3 -: vw,-1 ,- Suv . A 5 5, ' 'VAQ' ' - --z:2::P i'g' --I f' . --: :-:- , 1'-1' f:'5':- LQ - A 51, VW -q ,,,. 'fi , ' f-35 ' ,.. ' - if - iz' - f:1-tx . - K . . ' ' N 2, , . 'W mi' ' :I-:fi XA! lnfh Ir V ,Qi ,X rg, :S . , , 1 .. 1 'M ix xxx. ?m -avi I I 3 ! ' 3' When is SRC going to get fountains to lit its students? J. D. Ainsworth Canton ' .ksmy Dwight Ala Lenora Albert Barry Topeka DON-'Ild Allen Larry Allen Ronald Allen Lou Ann Alsup Rushville Mason City Rushville Kenney -bw QT! Diana Amberger Jannel Altenhein Roger Arnett Carolee Arnold CGHYOH Quincy Lewistown Macomb VI, WJ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,...-avr' Dave Arnold Steve Arntzen Bob Ashley Colchester Hull Tonica Sf ' 'T' James Atchley Sherry Babcock Doug Bailey Lewistown Canton Havana lf? Jodi Bailey Roger Baker Dan Ball Canton Quincy Canton Jack Ballard Don Banfield Canton Vermont i el Shela Barker Teresa Barker Havana , Ellisville 'win--4 WO' Rich Barr Sandy Beaird John Begeman Lacon Canton Quincy I xr 'ibn'- L2 ' jiili, ' '13 07 ' ,Y ' 1, I , Gail Beiderwieden Tim Belford Cindy Belville Havana Pittsfield Lewistown Ralph Benl Roger Bergman David Berry PittsH6ld Burnside Canton ji ms., '65, Margaret Black Colchester N V fp., 'G . Q, YE,-.5- 1 rvw 3 f ' ,V v , . ,.,?,',g,':v . 2 f - gap, P I .,:l::y. , , pw I Y 3 ,Er 1' ,W B . . ,af W' g 2 fm N , - S' .Hw- ,B .V . f X I I 5 .Ak I vm 5 R 4 ix 1 Q' Q fig, f Q, A I 95' x' N 4 Sue Blansfield Adair Gary Blessman Havana MWF? An -PUR S 'L ,.v-v .r.' Z-Q In -Q r r r 4 Jeff Bonnet! Havana S wmzw-f' 'Xi Denny Brown Canton Janice Brunigc Farmington Kevin Brown Canton Colleen Brush Canton Steve Burkheod Canton Terry Bube Sherry Burget Farmington Astoria Bill Burkhead Fairview Keith Barton Darrell Buswell Vemfl BUSWC-Ill Astoria Lewistown lPGVG Bruce Byrum Canton Aa xg-....r' Mlke Camp Steve Cable Astoria ,gr Duane Campen Sue Calhoun Canton Astoria Peoria Randy Carlock Macomb Kevin Carnes Pittsfield 73 Louise Carson David Cossel Macomb Astoria 'U' Kathy Cebuhar Canton Reginald Corls Arenzville ,.2.-we.. 1 H. ..--.4- 1, , 4-ffm! 'DV' ' wi . . I ff 5. A' r 1515? Q I jf ' ' Q ' , 1 Q., ' f, 1 rf x A ,Z TA - ., 4 Bob Churchiil Kingston Mines .f,,g ,www ,ov Sfan Cogdul Hu Mike Clayton Ron Clonlnger Mary Beth Clcyberg Vermont Pearl Cuba lg. David Coil Ron Comstock Kevin Conover Bob Confrafto Browning Burnside Ursa Benld N. ' ? mf ,,,,:,N.. M., - ui I i '-93 Ann Cordell Qyville Cox lndusfry Sr. David '-'L:. :s Connie Coyle Homilfon Mm, ,i 'I TI? ,gqkr kv Karen Crawford Kathy Crawford Gary Dalcher Bob Curry Canton Canton San Jose VfCf0ff0 4'3 .fbi .. , ,,- ' -,,,,q' Denny Dalmasso Valerie Darling Steve Dawson Ardelle Deckert Canton Bushnell Meredosia Farmington af' NE V 4'-was-' fwfr-1 . ' Q M' Steve DePauw Geneseo 'Yr .au-Q. lik, a Kathie Derry Lewistown Randy Desotel Debbie DeWester Walt Diefendorf Gail Dillefeld Dallas City Farmington Farmington Canyon if---rv Po' DMS Greg Donofh Canton Canfon Debbie Drew Glenn Dye Havana Ca,-,yon C-amen Kathy Durley -,IQ Egg -CJ Sharon Eccles G Ed d V ay war s Havana Canfon 3 gi 'V' - 3 ,,,-mf-., ia 1 .,,1l.,a ,. . S . M, Lou Ann Ehens Dave Elliot? G,GSf0fU' London Mills Farmingfon A ' ,Lx :Jig -V Y Loretta Edwards f 5 . ' 4 fx , I . Jackie Ellrott Canton Lynn Erke Barry Greg Fayhee Prairie City Perry Frfe Canton Fred Elhs Banner Steve Featherlin Bowen Dave Erke Barry Carl Elsfon Mendon Barbara Ferree Havana Wulham Fufe Canton 4'-o George Filhian lll Lewistown vii ,AA aku, 4' J Mike Fleming Conlon dxf' Maggie Freeman Canton Dennis Freiheif Canton ,Find 5 gm, IJ? Y Susan Fitzgorrald Larry Fleming Camden Kenosha, Wis. Kathy Ford Vermont Stanley Freese Fowler 'Clio vt John Froehling Ann Galloway Ccmfon Clinton Tammy Garner Canton Paul Garren Canton Jerry Geissler Carthage Wm. F. Geissler Elvesta Janet Gerecke Meredosia Bret Getz Cuba Dan Ginger Canton Hal Gilpin Canton Dick Gibb Lomax Marshall Gilson Havana Nita Gilson Sarah Gilsfrap Lewistown Farmingfon rung,- Mary Jo Glad Arlen Gordon Cdrrfon Cambridge Eliesho G0l'dOI'1 Randy Goyen Debra Griffin PGOVLG Canton San Jose 'FR TWV Christal Grissom Leah Gronewold Tim Grymonprez Lewistown Golden Colona What is Dave reolly thinking? Mary Ellen Hackett Nikki Hodsell Sf. David Canton Scott Haggerty Dan Hall Cuba Cuba if.: ,.,sA-w Rifk Hamm Larry Hardwick Sally Harn A5 foffa Meredosia Bushnell Mike Harris Greg Harrison Ray Harrison Canton Canton Canton 3' Karen Har? Larry Hart Canfon Cuba 'lx' Linda Hart Canlon , , Q F ,V . in A 2 V if by xl ' x ,Q yi, , f M x ' -' i 'Q :' ,jg,ghf,-is? . .r157'1 Diana Hawkins Richard Hazzard A von Lewis to wn Bruce Hedden MI Sterling Ed Hefren Dennis Heinecke Lewistown Clayton ,Z A-S ,, ,F , 3 7 , V S ffl--1: i' ' A ' ?32'i?f, f,A. .N A ' , n f fill N , -r 1' ' gfjyv. An 40, me '- VA 1133.5 C , -QF 4' 5 In the spring . . wmv . ri! X fake, we fa f f ' gl' f f -, Q :' ,fi 1 - ' , 3' A M546 Y ' 1 If new j R 4 if 1 221253 .MWWVIJ V9 I Q3 s V XV. 1.7 41 A I ' 4,- xzv il . 1 -- in .xiii-ll 'll Rick Heller Jack Helton Colene Henderson Lon Henderson W Table Grove Colchester Cuba Canton 113 ,. .rv Q. li, i Tom Henry Jon Henson Debbie Herrick Rick Hickenbottom Mt. Sterling Hamilton Dunfermline Media X ,X . 5 ' , ,W , .-,, ., . 3 . 1 V, an-.Q 9174 : gf 'Lf lfifa' M ' ' V' g . . 'flnkwnsfk ' M JY f' MS, f me Qgizr ' 'yn ' , , big: A ' QQ , .... , ,gif Cf.. Rick Hidden Debbie Hinman Phil Hinnerg Mark Hinrichs Havana Dallas City Meredosfa Cuba 97 Gary Hish Canfon 'lf I r 'I '-V 15 Jr Y, I , 121 V ff f I R f sk V' 4' -' A 'JN,,..,N. jim' QW ,N K..,,r ,fs 'V , 1 f s Doyle Hough Lewistown Y James Hubbard West Poinf ,.. w Q S as 1 .,,. ,i i I ' - . f ' if 2 iflf qifv , - L K V, J. X. ,X V X . X ,vga N pl , Terry lngold Farmington Greg Hoke Macomb Dennis Hurst XA Canfon I ,- 91.4 X: , f2-r e :: 'W K , I 1 ms t E, x X y X ,Ex gy' M ,A ,S Y f , 'if , 1 32:1 -fu ie X 3 , if? XX 9 '1 sw Y MG f 1 X p Joe Ingersoll San Jose i4Wiui f Rex Johnsen Princeton Mike Joachin Debbie Johnson SmithHela' Canton Tom Johnston Wyoming Q F EB, Patricia Jones Huntsville Rosemary Juraco Canton Bob Karrick Havana Dave Juliusson Cuba Dove Koler Canton NA-L, ,, , Dave Kenapy Quincy Mike Knussman Glasford David Kumer Sf. David Robert Ladd lpava Dennis Lasswell SmifhHeld Jane Landon Lewistown Roger Lakamp Jackson ville Danny Kendrick Table Grove Darcy King Canton Judy Kingery lpava Mary M. Kinzer Farmington Ken Kirkman Niantic 3' Jeff Lasswell SmithHeld Pam Lasswell Smithfield Marty Lee Havana Louie LeMaire Basco John Levingston Lewistown Neil Lewis Canton Tom Lingenfelter Canton Judy Lisenbee Canton Craig Lister Barry Lucio Little Canton Dale Lock Farmington WRlGLEY'S We gina... MIN: Geraldine Long Canton A Flo Lowery Harry Luker I A-.,i R .. 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Sheppard Fairview PitfsHeId V Faculty Whiz John Smith vs. Student Ray Chatterton . . . so Ray ioined the Navy. i 45 AP 1? in-.. 'N Ken Shore KaYhy Shumaker Darren Silva Mike Smart HOVGHG Canton Havana PiHsHeld -Qgd---. X 'av fr Mary Jane Smith Dan Sours Stan Speer Cynthia SP0e5 Cuba Havana Bushnell Canfon ', 45 Rick Sronce Donald Sfaake Peoria Meredosia 5772 T77 'ff 'K -FQ' Roger Siaake Arenzville Kyle Sfarmcn Larry Siecch Dan Stephens Bull Stewart Quincy Canton 0 Marcia Stoneburner Roseville A A ggggf- Lewistown Canyon Q9 ' ,Q A ' 1 A - 1- I, w ., 4. , u if-u t - A Q ww- . .-::- -- b ,..,..., gf., Q .V fa Www., Kevin Svefich Canton Tony Svob Canfon Gordon Swanson Reynolds ,ff - 5-4 I., 1 1 - xii, 'L ff fl ,,- A: -sc ' 2 M ' 1 1 ffzf' V fi 4' rc' g Vi v , Bob Sfrubinger Barry Paula Sullivan Prairie Cily J 'Ur 1'5- QV! -fn.. ,urea-nv lf' Mary E Swanson Canfon Kelfh Swcrfzbaugh Bushnell Mnchelle Sworfzbaugh Canlon Som Swlckord Canton Peggy Swinger Fairview Monte Tollcotf Loraine MAHHMWH Dan Taylor Canton Craig Taylor Media X , Mark Theobald Buihnell Pat Thichava Canton Bill Thomas Cuba Carl Thomas Blandinsville if Mary Jo Torrance Good Hope Dave Traver Bowen 4633 'nf J. F. Thompson Lewistown Tyrone Tinkham Cameron Steve Tomlianovlch Canton 'Jared 45' 1 . ' A iw .r-he A 5 Ron Tourfilloii Cuba 28 f-ww W Jim Tremont ra- Neponset .AWN r ff Rick Twidwell Plymouth .ff J -GN Larry Underwood Kasber , ,,.A g, , E. - . V five' 'Q 'A Linda Vaughn ff' , QW? W' s Canton 'W V j' ffl ' if f V ' if 1, I n , Af..-'V'-V 4 2f:s , i .. V '. Zi f1,Q.a je , lf .f 0,611 ,, 'If V ' 3, f ' 1: if ' . Stephanie Vaughn in-, Havana 51 - 'L avi-..,L .,, 'lf -wayp- Wa-4 Y Steve Trone Astoria Judy Vance Forest City 'fir Gregory Veach Bowen Marlene Waddell Dennis Wagner Plymouth Canton 1- . . . wouldn't get a big head would he? SRC's Senate President Dennis Wagner Farmington Terry Wollon Cuba 22 ,4w' Berneila Waughtel Cuba .f fm-W. f 1 .lrmayb , W , P L: , 'M ,:'1 1 1 QW 6 'd?Z 3?7?2 22' mv' f n,-2:'w,, .4,,. ' 1 - V: ' ,ff W gift 'if fh.f:vQ,,, 1' 'u X X 4 Duane Wheeler Canton Kent Waldrop Canton aw 'ol Dianne Watson Lewistown r emffa 3 f - A f ' -'take 1-1 5-1 5 Q 1131 . 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X g he g ill.- Allan Fecrneyhough 9 Winchester mg I' ' A XNV . l ' 1 p 3- l. 1 ' x . i.'. , M ' 5'-gf . THE FIRE of the year when a drug store and shoe store on the north side of Canton's Square were destroyed. 1 20 Ted Hartman Baylis 41,5 Bob Kane Jack Kuyena Media Zaire, Africa Gerald Foreman Canton ' it Sheldon Grove Augusta N 'UN Phil Johnson Lewistown L., -Q Gary McCormick Le Roy D Q 3 R .1 X - l, 1 5 . , ,ff In v'4,? V I KX f Q 'C dp 9 gf 4 , 1 -5- ' 7 1 y1'V',, 7' V .. .Q,. V Vt' , .V rg ,V ff 5,32 Mu Ron Smith Bowen 'N--...v Jlm Taylor Mark Theobcld Dana Tonelh Lewistown Bushnell Cubq i' tit....iL it TI 1 it i in e he Student Nurses Sing ot Traditional Capping Ceremony eewfi 5 32156 Q. ,Z 5 U rm WK - , , 9 V ' i - -AMB, JM.. .. .. ..-.. -Y---W H- -Qi i Q D K ACHIEVERS Competing for honors in the Stu- dent Achievement iudging were: I . clockwise from abovej Deon Lock, Vicki Sfremmel, Terri Max- field, Dale Lock, John Levingston, Craig McLaughlin, Walt Diefen- dorf and Nancy Oakmcm. ...ff -w A..- ACADEMICS af' 'Q' ---- ' n Wm ,fl Frank Diefendorf Automotive Mechanics Diefendorf's grandson, Tim, points to a cylinder record producing music on a turn-of-the-century Edison phonograph, one of Pa-Pa's prized antiques. I l l - 9 '5 ,' fi? ' o Q! i ,- ov' 1523 , 1 Y z a , ,ti 1 -, Sandra Weeks Physical Education Caning antique chairs is of absorbing inter- est to the coach of women's athletics. Daisy Coty Speech An affection for lovely old furniture ranks second only to Miss Coty's love of theater. Martha Strode English Mrs. Strode adds a small Flag to her collec- tion of campaign buttons and other Americana. rf fgywm E I , ' ,., M , , -. , A ,MNMV can -1 ,,,,, mv, 12 , -. , , . V ., V, VU, 4 Mr. ' f M' 1 h 2 3 4 4.i ?Hs.i'. .1 Q J':,..W.,hl. ,, ,' .5 wr l Kathryn.Doubet English l l old walnut frame was one of her funds Mrs. Doubet went antique mg. stocked unusual items cures. Nursmg staff mem- mlm museum In the EdgLewls E rr fb. f , if ' G11 Practical Nursing Program Barbara Mallard Coordinator Wauneta Salter Icenterj and Clara- lee Pollitt frighfj, Instructors fNof present: Lois Walfgana, Instructorj 7 Robert Bologna Automotive Mechanics Roses, like cars, respond to tender loving care, Balagna has found. Farrell Till Joyce Etherton English Secretarial Science A love for g00d dogs l1ClCl led Till to fGiS6 Gnd When she wosn't planting tulip bulbs, Mrs. Ether- train several Grand Champion Dachshunds, including fgn gpent the Sunny fall days checking the I8 trees Jefemie Of TUfd0Cl1S, SlW0Wf1 here- her husband had placed in their yard. L. s 1 l. fi? W.. , ff 51 , v ,g .- I 5 . x . ', i 5 , ., sf - 1 , , is , I 4 . , l28 Edward Georgieff Athletic Director Physical Education Gary King Chemistry Coach Georgieff finds golf fun . . . And so does Dr. King Faye Hedin Psychology And in good weather, Mrs. Hedin is also an enthusiastic golfer. But she also hunting trophy shown here, the first deer she ever shot, is evidence. , 5 knows how to 'R N... ,Y ,. ..,.. 3 E2 p vm ,V T- . . xl' ' ' H v s, .s,. .... V i 3 is , ik . ' f , ' is .. -ns... V- . -A 4 ., 1 3 . P ,Vs .QV 1' ff ' . H ii'- -' -' spa-+ ' Q4 '- W -s 5' 5, his ' I g V ... ' X' - 'W' X. 93W.jSxMM,1 YM I ...., handle a gun. The S '-m sw , .f 5, 'KS .,..f31M - .... X . X-A V .. -xiii 'ivy 39 1- 41: ' T cf' 4- -x , i' 7' .pf . 'Q .li ff?- 3 av . . 'f 'zz gas? 225 Q ' w git Q : , as M 4 l 'M' w Q -i N xl FX M, W Q mw..,. is.. .. .s vmkw. VZA ,P , ww is ,. , A X ss ve 1 Q if ' gg . X X Q ' pw .'-,I QW w , JW Q 'S RNS ,x YRS M Y X S Q9 W SE at I, ,. .H-an W e O Jesse Bradshaw Farm Machine Technology Many sports interest him, but bowling is obviously his sport ..-1' William Durley N Farm Machine Technology Durley rebuilds second-hand air- planes then flies them. This plane is the 14th in the series. f gl 1, 'L l , V ,-ia: , F Ps a a l-as I 9171 V i L , f . ' , 4 ' ji' M, M V f I ? . . , . If 9 , , 41. . , , , i 1 Charles lBudl Kuehn Data Processing Kuehn restores an old player piano purely for pIeasure. Brian Telander Farm Machine Technology Telander is ready for the hunting season - needing only something to hunt. 131 Betty Starasta Art As she reaches for a brush, Artist Star- asta shows she remembers her tennis follow- through. ..-1 132 Mervin Smart Physical Science When he's not in the lab, Smart enioys play ing tennis from early spring until late fall. iii Roland G. Pettit Agricultural Management Technology Agricultural Supply Besides the hours as classroom instructor, Pettit meets with the Advisory Council and serves as president of the Spoon River Assn. for Higher Education. Walter G. Peters Earth Science pared to use with his talks on geology. 'QJQMKPMDUGION em 3 1 a his I Av Z I 0 sf xv - A W i'f?u I ft iw 'w 'X bye ',?h?1v I' 2 P , mm! Imam! a W ' vi '? Ketric R. Klingman Music Popular song leader for school and community events, Kling- man is also an avid sports tan. 133 Peters is surrounded by hundreds of slides he has pre- OH f .. 4. 1,1 'H 1505! Q ,- A f' f Q ry' fy ff. mmganqyg? ,mu N-3' 0091! 4 H. Edward R. Kaiser Farm Machine Technology Ag. Management Technology Kaiser likes all sports, especially golf. He also likes good iokes. II- . ', . - if -11-5..:- 4:1 ' . , , ' : ,.-- i ' ' 'i -1- . ,.,.4 ,T . .V ,U I A -1- I I H dx 2 K if j fa - 5 4 my , .. 2, :K . A fd' 3 Philip E. Gover Secretarial Science Technology Visitors to the Gover rec room always get a friendly greeting from Lum , the family pet. William D. Wilson Biology Although he finds little cause to break into song in the lab, Wilson's voice is heard regularly in a Canton church choir. , lx: f 6 ,Q , ,,sv X f, ', '. ,f George Starasta Machine Design Technology From the simplest to the most complex, all machines fascinate Starasta. Josef Hickersberger Business, German ,I Sherry Babcock and Chris Grissom evidently find some aspect of economics amusing. Robert W. Anderson Civil Engineering Technology Anderson practices what he preaches with Anderson Associates during off-duty hours. William Lane Mathematics With the same precision he exhibits in math class, Lane can stow away gear for a family camping trip or play the organ for graduation. Mildred Patterson Sociology Among Mrs. Patterson's interests are anti- que collecting and knitting. Moneta Bedwell Audio-Visual Div., LRC l 1 136 Vicki Stremmel gets some help from Mrs Bedwell. s Q X l If ff A J ' 'Y I N, Ni If x v Ns.. 'N 'sfftgx X , Q X l 4 'Q lf' 2, FA ,, 4:2 K V. rl H, Q? i Q ' . f . 1' N2 xgnntgkifgxvfj t Vial Ark? UF 'vials 31 if .. L ig. . . . ,I . 4 ,iii ., . ., ' i , , N sal 4 l 1 A, fl- :Q'ig,s1T1',?? 5 Q E H 'wh s A 2, .sf . , . - '4 Janet Prater Biology Mrs. Prater enioys helping her Phi Theta Kappa stu- dents but is equally fascinated by life on the farm. -V . V.V , b qff' ' fa , , i.i. - f , :-,-- ' . A , V .. f irir- t . J f s. -is , 'fi I ' rs ' .. ' l News g , I , x X , .i,, Q is umm H 1 . ,,, 5 iz.. , 'ws Carl McCausIand Agricultural Management Technology Agricultural Supply McCausland likes to hunt, to conduct school board meet- ings, and to entertain in the faculty lounge. 2 1 ft' Z 3 2. ' i A ' 1 Z E l l' ' 55 A Xl L., . Q , . 1 ff ' 4 6 ' - 1 if a i E. John Smith Mathematics When snow and ice prohibits taking long rides on his I5- speed bike, Smith exercises, watches tv, and works out chess problems - simultaneously. 137 FACULTY KIDS ball game. , 14' ' Melissa Block, Eddie Georgieff and Jodi Rowe are prepared for a very long basket- STUDENT-FACULTY RAP SESSION, one of a series L- Ada Edley President's Secretary if Janet Flynn Assistant to Director Carol Duckwiler, Bookkeeper Collecting items pertaining to firefighting is of absorbing interest to Carol. s i M A i f Charlotte Phillips Student Services 5ec'y Mrs. Phillips has a lively hobby, her granddaughter, Elizabeth For- dyce. Norma Meads Academic Affairs Sec'ly of Data Processing .,,, 'na-S-'P3 'f at-Mc, ,, Marcia Williams 5ec'y, Continuing Education x ' s N Qi x iv 'Q X N 5 V 1- 5 MQ , Peggy Buskirk Vo-Tech Education Sec 'y lDoubling here as Open House registrarl. 40 :mail Dr. Harrison Eller Richard Switzer Business Social Science Helen Lawson Reading Virginia Vasen Recorder Cyril C. Cavanaugh Social Science Four collectors are assembled on this page: Cavanaugh, iokes, Guyton, lead crystal, Gardner, English horns, Sfroman, owls ibut that is Effie Marian Guyfon English Willa Sfroman Bookstore Manager Grace, The pug, with herl. Janet Gardner English i A - 3- . .Bi 4 Salty Sam? No, Carl Jackson, instructor of business, whose favorite activity is not a Faculty committee meetings are extremely exciting year-round sport. M Charles Black Mathematics ,,.f . ,X' Robert Harland Biology Halffime at a Crusader game meant pop and popcorn for the Gene Ethertons and Charlie Black. ? i 1' '-QE 4 Harold Wheeler Farm Machine Tech Wx A -...gmw T, Jim Raridon Physical Education Evening Division Q 9w , wqxgix 4 'Q' r .K Crowds ibn. +x......,, Dungeon Observers fha BIosser's birthday r Thomas and Gronk People S f z J-1 . .. n:L: 'm Doing Their F Ai 5 ,,,..,..,,. V .- Q V Wi n 1 E LE- wr. Qi s ? 119.1 W A ,,.. 'A.I K ,,, , ,,.. . FY 146 -A K - ua ' - ' 'nn-ni'--N'v -' Gwn Things Q sc,-.W fs 1, . SV . , wfmsgxg, . - A -'11 1 W. F55 'XM bw ws, wa ' A1 fw ' ,. V ,L Q . '2,9?3Q?2g 1'fA ' ,Sq . ,Q Q ,-gx 2 f 16-Q96 , : Q . ,' r f. S , M Q .K M -. -' - .'x::.s1,:,. e A XX RQ, .Y mx, X ,,igv'1,AQ .. M -'Y' '..4N3:Q,. 7 E A Ainsworth, J. D. - 81 Alla, Dwight - 81 Allen, Donald - 81 Allen, Larry - 81 Alsup, Lou Ann - 81 Amberger, Diana - 51, 81 Arnett, Roger - 14, 27, 81 Arnold, Carolee - 81 Arnold, Dave - 82 Artzen, Steve - 82 Ashley, Bob - 82 Atchley, James - 82 B Babcock, Sherry - 82, 135 Bailey, Doug - 48, 82 Bailey, Jodi - 82 Baker, Roger - 82 Bale, Pete - 1 19 Ball, Dan - 82 Ballard, Jack - 82 Banfield, Don - 82 Barker, Teresa - 31, 83 Barr, Rich - 48, 49, 55 Barth, Mary Lou - 45 Baughman, Nancy - 44 Beaird, Sandy - 9, 83 Begeman, John - 83 Beiderwieden, Gale - 31 , 83 Belford, Tim - 83 Belville, Cindy - 31, 83 Benz, Ralph - 83 Bergman, Roger - 83 Berry, David - 83 Bitner, Debra - 84 Bjork, Carol - 44 Black, Margaret - 31 , 84 Blair, Sue - 31, 84 Blansfield, Sue - 84 Blessman, Don - 84 Blessman, Bary e 84 Blosser, Jim - 84, 145 Bogner, Joanne - 45 Bohannan, Dawn - 35, 84 Bonnett, Jeff - 84 Bowton, Sallie - 84 Bordenkircher, Sue - 84 Breckenridge, Ken - 14, 55 Brewer, Nancy - 45 Brodbeck, Dave - 74 Brown, Denny - 85 Brown, Kevin - 58, 59, 85 Bruketta, Charlene - 30 Bruniga, Janice - 31, 85 Brush, Colleen - 85 STUDENT INDEX Bube, Terry - 68, 85 Burget, Sherry - 31, 85 Burkhead, Bill - 85 Burkhead, Steve - 85 Burton, Keith - 85 Buswell, Darrel - 85 Buswell, Vernadene - 31 Byrum, Bruce - 49, 86 C Cable, Steve - 86 Calhoun, Sue - 42, 86 Camp, Mike - 86 Campen, Duane - 59, 64, 86 Cardosi, Paula - 31 Carlock, Randy - 36, 89 Carls, Reginald - 86 Carnes, Kevin - 36, 86 Carson, Louise - 86 Cassel, David - 86 Cebuhar, Kathy - 32, 86 Champlin, Rick - 67, 87 Chandler, Joan - 45 Chatten, Frank - 87 Churchill, Marilyn - 29, 45 Churchill, Robert - 87 Churchill, Stephen - 87 Clark, David - 87 Clark, Leonard - 87 Clauson, Steve - 39, 87 Clayberg, Mary Beth - 31, 87 Clayton,'Mike - 53, 87 Cloninger, Ron - 87 Cogdal, Stan - 87 Coil, David - 88 Colombia, Suzanne - 34 Combs, Jan- 29, 45 Comstock, Ronnie - 36, 88 Conner, Dave - 74 Conover, Kevin - 6, 51 , 88 Contratto, Bob - 88 Cordell, Ann - 48, 49, 51 , 58, 88 Cox, Orville - 88 Coyle, Connie - 55, 88, 121, 124 Crawford, Karen - 72, 88 Crawford, Kathy - 88 Croxton, Dean - 1 19 Curry, Bob - 88 D Dalcher, Gary - 39, 55, 88 Dalmasso, Denny - 14, 50, 89 Daniels, Steve - 61 Dare, Janice - 12, 44 Darling, Valerie - 31, 89 i' Daus, Marcella - 45 Dawson, Steve - 89 Deckert, Ardelle - 89 Decker, Debbie - 44 Denney, John - 39 DePauw, Steve - 36, 89 Derry, Kathie - 89 Desotel, Randy - 89 DeWester, Debbie - 1 1, 51, 89 Diefendorf, Walt - 19, 47, 48, 53, 89, 123, 152 Dillefeld, Gail - 89 Dilts, Pat - 31 , 70, 90 Donath, Gregg - 90 Dorich, Rod - 74 Drew, Debbie - 90 Durley, Kathy -- 35, 90 Dye, Glenn - 90 E Eccles, Sharon - 30, 31 , 90 Edwards, Gay - 32, 90 Edwards, Loretta - 31 , 90 Ehens, Lou Ann - 90 Elbert, Lenora - 30 Elliott, Dave - 90 Elliott, Jackie - 91 Ellis, Fred - 91 Elston, Carl - 91 Erke, Dave -1- 91 Erke, Lynn - 91 Ewalt, Denise - 35 F Fayhee, Greg - 91 Fearneyhough, Allan - 1 19 Featherlin, Steve - 91 Ferree, Barbra - 31 , 91 Fife, Perry - 91 Fife, William - 91 Fithian Ill, George - 92 Fitzgarrald, Susan - 70, 71, 9 FitzHenry, Moira - 31 Fleming, Larry - 92 Fleming, Mike - 92 Foley, Connie - 31 Ford, Kathy - 35, 92 Foreman, Gerald + 120 Freeman, Maggie - 70, 92 Freese, Stanley - 92 Freiheit, Dennis - 92 Froehling, John - 92 G Galloway, Ann - 92 Garren, Paul - 93 Garner, Tammy - 93 Geissler, Jerry - 93 Kennedy, Dave -- 39 Geissler, Wm. F. - 93 Georgieff, Dimana - 72 Gerecke, Janet - 93 Getz, Brent - 39, -93 Gibb, Dick - 93 Gilpin, Hal - 93 Gilson, Marshall - 59, 63, 93 Gilson, Nita - 31, 94 Gilstrap, Sarah - 8, 94 Ginger, Dan - 93 Glad, Mary Jo - 94 Gordon, Charlie - 59, 60 Gordon, Eliesha - 59, 94 Goulding, Suzy - 30 Goyen, Randy - 8, 94 Grant, Carol - 30 Gregory, Phil - 39 Griffin, Debra - 53, 94 Grissom, Christal - 42, 76, 94, 135 Gronewold, Leah - 94 Grove, Sheldon - 120 Grymonprez, Tim - 94 H Hackett, Mary Ellen - 30, 95 Hadsell, Nikki - 95 Haggerty, Scott - 95 Hall, Dan - 42, 95 Hamm, Rick - 95 Hardwick, Larry - 95 Harn, Sally - 30, 95 Harris, Mike - 95 Harrison, Ray - 42, 95 Hart, Karen - 96 Hartman, Ted - 120 Haschemeyer, Janice - 44 Hawkins, Diana - 5, 70 Hazzard, Richard - 96 Heitz, Dianna - 44 Heller, Rick - 97 Helton, Jack - 97 Henderson, Colene - 97 Henderson, Lon - 18, 48, 49, 67, 97, 1 17 Henry, Tom - 97 Henson, Jon - 97 Hensler, Alex - 5 Herrick, Debbie - 97 Hickenbottom, Rick - 97, 1 1 1 Hidden, Rick - 97 Hilton, Jackie - 45 Hinman, Debbie - 32, 97 Hinners, Phil - 97 Hinrichs, Mark - 97 Hish, Gary - 36, 37 Hofmeister, Dennis - 98 Hake, Greg - 98 Holterfield, Kenn - 9, 98 Hough, Doyle - 98 Howard, David - 44 Howell, Cyd - 9, 35, 98, 1 18 Hubbard, James 4 36, 98 Huff, Marian - 98 Hurst, Dennis - 98 I Ingersoll, Joe - 98 lngold, Terry - 48, 49, 98 J Jenkins, Harry - 99 Jenkins, Melinda - 44 Joachim, Mike - 59, 63, 99 101, 120, 123 Lock, Deon - 48, 49, 102, 123 Lock, Ken - 102 Logan, Carolyn - 102 Long, Geraldine - 102 Lowery, Flo - 102 Luker, Harry - 102 Luker, Mike - 102 Lund, Jon - 102 Luthy, Dave - 102 M McCamey, William - 103 Johnson Rex - 74, 99 Johnson Debbie - 6, 13, 32, 99 Johnson, Phil - 39, 120 Johnston, Tom - 99 Jones, Betsy - 45 Jones, Patricia - 6, 51, 99 Juliusson, Dave - 99 Juraco, Rosemary - 39, 99 K Kaler, Dave - 99 Kane, Bob - 120 Karrick, Bob - 99 Kenapy, Dave - 99 Kendrick, Danny - 100 King, Darcy - 100 Kingery, Judy - 100 Kinzer, Mary - 100 Kirkman, Ken - 100 Knowles, Sandra - 45 Kroel, Eve - 45 Kumer, David - 100 Kunssman, Mike - 100 Kuyena, Jack - 10, 11, 27, 120 L Ladd, Robert - 39, 100 Lakamp, Roger - 100 Lane, Cindy - 35 Landon, Jane - 46, 100 Larson, Mike - 18, 59, 61, 68, 75 Lasswell, Dennis - 100 Lasswell, Jeff - 101 Lasswell, Pam - 101 Lee, Marty - 8, 101 LeMaire, Louie - 101 Levingston, John - 47, 48, 49, 101, 123 Lewis, Ellen - 44 Lewis, Neil - 101 Lindburg, Barb - 17, 27, 48, 49 Lingenfelter, Tom - 101 Lisenbee, Judy - 101 Lister, Craig - 101 Little, Lucia - 50, 101 Lock, Dale - 25, 48, 49, 55, McCance, Sue - 42, 70, 103 McCausland, Jim - 45 McClure, Michael - 103 McCombs, Jon - 66, 103 McCormick, Gary - 120 McCoy, Tim - 103 McDaniel, Mike - 24, 25, 26, 103 McGaughey, Lynn - 121 McGinn, Paula - 15, 45 McLaughlin, Craig - 8, 55, 104 123 McMillan, Ruth Ann - 44 McMillen, Randy - 59, 104 McMullen, Beth - 29, 45 McWhorter, Jeanette - 53, 104 I Mahr, Jerry - 102 Mahr, Tom - 102 Mallicoat, Roberta - 30 Manus, Greg - 39, 103 Markey, Tom - 103 Markley, Scott - 103 Massingale, Cheryl - 103 Maxfield, Terri - 42, 103, 123 Meade, Bruce - 104 Meade, Mary - 32 Mellert, Frank - 104 Mellert, Mark - 104 Mercer, Sharon - 104 Merrill, Reggie - 7, 50, 104 Meyer, Rosie - 44 Miller, Jeanette - 28 Miller, John - 104 Miller, Patricia - 104 Miller, Pete - 104 Miller, Rick - 36, 105 Mills, Kristina - 105 Mills, Wayne - 145 Mistic, Dan - 105 Mitchell, Sandra - 105 Moldenhauer, Wayne - 105 Moschero, Barbara - 17, 26, 77 Mosher, Paul - 39 Mosher, Pete - 105 Moss, Art - 105 Mowen, Bill - 105 27 0 Mowen, Darrell - 67, 105 Munger, Ron - 105 Myers, Charles - 105 Mytich, Chuck - 59, 106 N 'Nayden, Bill - 106 Neal, Terri - 29, 45 Nelson, Dave - 106 Nelson, Ron - 106 Niebur, Mike - 106 Nienhiser, John - 106 Nimmo, Jane - 44 Northrup, Jerry - 106 Nutter, Debbie - 106 O Oakman, Nancy - 55, 106, 123 O'Brien, Bill - 59, 62, 106 Oldfield, Lyle - 67 Orril, Lea Ann - 107 Orwig, Barbara - 107 Orwig, Debbi - 107 Orwig, Diana - 107 Osborne, Rich - 107 Overcash, Janette - 17, 107 Overcash, Larry - 53, 54, 107 P Palmer, Liz - 107 Paul, Jack - 107 Peabody, Gordon - 107 Pederson, Charlesa - 6, 18, 29, 40, 52, 107 Perce, Dean - 108 Pettet, Debi - 32, 108 Phillips, Kathleen - 72, 102, 108 Phillips, Nicki - 7, 28, 53, 108 Pilkington, Mary Jo - 26, 32, 108 Pittman, Dale - 121 Pollitt, Gerald - 108 Pollitt, William - 108 Postin, Gerald - 108 Postin, Randy - 108 Potter, Betty - 108 Potter, John - 108 Powell, Doris - 30 Pratten, Jim - 109 Pripish, Bob - 109 Probyn, David - 109 Pursell, Pam - 45, 53 Putrich, Lou Ellen - 109 R Rand, Don - 44 Randall, Clifton - 109 Ready, Frank - 109, 1 1 1 Reed, Rhonda - 9, 13, 14, 19, 28, 48, 55, 57, 72, 109 Reed, Sue - 35 Reedy, Vicki - 44 Reneau, Ken - 109 Riggins, Kitty - 32, 109 Rittenhouse, Rick - 109 Robertson, Damon - 52, 109 Roberts, Jim - 1 10 Roberts, Verda - 19, 42, 51, 55, 1 10 Rogers, Sally - 32, 110 Romine, Mark - 39, 1 10 Roos, Mark - 39, 1 10 Root, Ron - 1 10 Rosendale, Richard - 1 10 Rumler, Alva - 30, 1 10 Runquist, Steve - 1 10 S Sale, Eileen - 44 Sanderson, Robin - 1 10 Schisler, Tom - 1 10 Schisler, Pat - 30, 1 10 Schleich, Kent - 42, 1 10 Schaenk, Dolly - 45 Schnake, Steve - 1 1 1 Schnoon, Dave - 1 1 1 Scott, Connie - 1 1 1 Scranton, George - 1 1 1 Scronce, Rick - 75, 1 12 Sebree, Cindy - 30 Shaw, Donna -- 1 1 1 Shepard, Charlie - 1 1 1 Sheppard, Robert - 1 1 1 Sherman, Curtis - 42, 111 Shore, Ken - 112 Shumaker, Kathy - 1 12 Silva, Darren - 1 12 Skiles, Brad - 121 Smart, Mike - 1 12 Smith, Mary Jane - 1 12 Smith, Ron - 121 Sours, Dan - 112 Speer, Stan - 39, 112 Spees, cynfmq - ao, 112 Staake, Donald - 1 12 Staake, Roger - 1 12 Starman, Kyle - 1 13 Steach, Larry - 1 13 Steinkamp, Jim - 47 Stephens, Dan - 1 13 Stoneburner, Marcia - 48, 49, 76, 1 13 Stewart, Bill - 1 13 Stivers, Janet - 121 Stoneking, Bill - 113 Storey, Carol - 44 Sullivan, Paula - 32 Sullivan, Susan - 44 Svetich, Kevin - 1 14 Svob, Tony - 8, 1 14 Swanson, Gordon - 36, 1 14 Swanson, Mary Ellen - 1 14 Swartzbaugh, Keith - 1 14 Swartzbaugh, Michelle - 1 14 Swickard, Sam - 1 14 Swinger, Penny - 28, 114 T Tallcott, Monte - 1 14 Taylor, Craig - 66, 1 15 Taylor, Dan - 1 15 Taylor, Jim - 39, 121 Theobald, Mark - 36, 1 15, 121 Thichava, Pat - 5, 18, 24, 52, 70, 72, 102, 115 Thomas, Bill - 17, 27, 115 Thomas, Carl - 14, 55, 115, 11 Thomas, Marcia - 45 Thompson, J. F. - 1 15 Thum, Kim - 44 Tinkham, Tyrone - 115 Tomlianovich, Steve - 74, 75, 7 1 15 Tonelli, Dana - 121 Torrance, Mary Jo - 1 15 Traver, Dave - 1 15 Tremont, Jim - 1 16 Tribbett, Bill - 36 Trone, Steve - 1 16 Tourtillott, 'Ron - 1 16 Twidwell, Rick - 1 16 U Underwood, Larry - 1 16 V Vance, Judy - 30 Vaughn, Linda - 30, 1 16 Vaughn, Stephanie - 116 Veach, Gregory - 1 16 W Waddell, Marlene - 55, 1 16 Wagner, Dennis - 1 16 Wagner, Dennis Jr. - 59, 1 17 Walker, Barb - 1 17 Waldrop, Kent - 1 17 Wallin, Denny - 36, 117 Walton, Terry - 39, 1 17 Watson, Ghlee - 117 Stranton, Steve - 1 13 Stremmel, Vicki - 1 13, 123, 130 Strode, Debby - 30,113 Strode, Gayle - 1 13 Strode, Randy - 12, 39,113 Strubinger, Bob - 36, 1 14 Watson, Dianne - 117 Waughtel, Berneita - 30, 1 17 Weller, Nina - 1 17 Wheeler, April - 17, 27 Wheeler, Duane - 36, 1 17 Wheeler, Mike - 1 17 Wheeler, Ron - 118 Wheeler, Steve - 14, 26, 27, 21 49 White, Jon - 74, 75, 77, 118 White, Rhonda - 1 18, 124 White, Susan - 44 White, Wendy - 76, 1 19 Whitman, Larry - 109, 1 19 Williams, Ross - 1 18 Williamson, Debbie - 44 Willson, Carol - 29 Wilson, Jeff - 12, 15, 19, 42, 54, 116, 118 Winegar, Lilias - 30, 1 18, 122 Wiswell, Dave - 118 Witheft, Liz - 44 Woolverton, Don - 1 18 Wrest, Meri - 72, 1 18, 123 Y Young, Anita - 45 Young, Gary - 1 19 Young, Linda - 45 Z Zaborac, Gregg - 5, 1 19 Zaborac, Todd - 1 19, 124 Zulauf, John - 119 FACULTY INDEX A Anderson, Robert - 135 B Balagna, Robert - 40, 128 Bedwell, Moneta - 136 Bishop, Hearl - 9, 21, 40 Black, Charles - 66, 142, 143 Bradshaw, Jesse - 40, 130 Buskirk, Peggy - 139 C Cavanaugh, Cyril - 141 Chianakas, Mike - 21 Coty, Daisy - 126 D Diefendorf, Frank - 126 Doubet, Kathryn - 127 Duckwiler, Carol - 139 Durley, William - 130 E Eaton, Clyde - 21 Edley, Ada - 20, 21, 139 Eller, Harrison - 140 Etherton, Joyce - 128, 143 F Flynn, Janet - 139 Frame, Jack - 7, 23, 142 G Gardner, Janet - 26, 141, 143 Georgieff, Ed - 21, 37, 59, 74 129 Gover, Phil - 134 Guyton, Marian - 48, 141 H Hagerman, Dorothy - 23 Harland, Robert - 40, 142 Hedin, Faye - 129 Hickersberger, Josef - 135 Howell, Dick - 8, 9, 23 Huber, Harold - 22 J Jackson, Carl - 142 K Kaiser, Ed - 37, 59, 134 Karrick, Walter - 22 King, Gary - 129 Klingman, Ketric - 29, 53, 133 Kuehn, Bud - 6, 131 L Lane, William - 136 Lawson, Helen - 5, 140 Leinbaugh, Howard - 20, 21 M Mallard, Barbara - 127 Maurice, Bucky - 69 McCausland, Carl - 40, 137, 1 Meads, Norma - 139 O Ohaver, Dr. Delano - 20, 21 P Patterson, Mildred - 5, 136 Peters, Walter - 133 Pettit, Roland - 133 Phillips, Charlotte - 139 Pollitt, Claralee - 127 Potter, Warren - 9, 1 1, 23 Prater, Janet - 42, 137 R Raridon, Jim - 59, 66, 143 Richmond, Jim - 21 Rowe, Jim - 6, 9, 22 Rushford, Dr. I. N. - 21 S Salter, Wauneta - 127 Smart, Mervin - 132 Smith, E. John - 137 Smolich, Robert - 10, 22, 40 Starasta, Betty - 5, 132 Starasta, George - 135 Strode, Martha - 127, 138 Stroman, Willa - 141 Switzer, Richard - 140 T Telander, Brian - 131 Till, Farrell - 128 V Vasen, Virginia - 140 W Weeks, Sandra - 126 Welch, Dr. J. K. - 20, 21, 41 Wheeler, Harold - 21 , 143 Williams, Marcia - 139 Wilson, William - 40, 134 ACTIVITIES INDEX Art Club - 46, 47 Campus Capsule - 52 Chorus - 28, 29 Governance Com - 40, 41 Graham Hosp. Stud. Nurses - 44, 45 LANCER - 50, 51 Licensed Pract. Nurses - 30, 31 Pep Band - 53 Phi Kappa Sigma - 38, 39 Phi Mu Tau - 36, 37 Phi Theta Kappa - 42, 43 SHIELD - 48, 49 Sigma Alpha Theta - 34, 35 Speech Club - 26, 27 Student Achievement Cand. - 123 Student Senate - 54, 55 WAA - 70, 71 Who's Who - 18, 19 Zeta Chi - 32, 33 Veta-,m g is be ' MQW I ll' 5 vs 2,1 F ..-Lit' , mx f 5 f:, it I' 3' . I 1 l.......E ' 52: WI Tl What we do today is tomorrow's history. There- fore, this yearbook is a collector's item in a sense because it contains glimpses of life at Spoon River College as it was in 1972-73. With costumes and props we have tried to bring back memories of the past. At the same time we are looking forward to the time when we will move from our temporary campus to our new permanent cam- pus, to life in buildings of modern architectural design. However, let us not forget that like a community or a church, now or in days gone by, a school is made up of different kinds of people. And that is what this, the 12th edition of the SHIELD, is about . . . people. A dozen people with different talents and varied interests have combined their efforts to produce this yearbook. As editor, I wish to thank my staff, the college Student Senate for its support, and Dave Lewis for his professional assistance. Walt Diefendorf Editor 1973 SHIELD . vt'-'HE Q. U4 U ufklifw O .y In wfaljvl g' l:V,.'ff. TER ,. FEET? .ww sw' f'L 44,? L'1 NYJ VJ 'j 1-1. 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