Spoon River College - Shield Yearbook (Canton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

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Don Korns Aledo Mike Martens Orion Stacy Montgomery Canton Martin Rorer Canton 'NP' ,.,....--uf I I if : mf Mark Shaffer Gary Shellcrosslee Canton Canton Monte Thornton Chris Weaver Aledo Canton Tim Trone Canton Bill Wasson Glastord Y, MYQQM Charles Shockency Canton Michael Tirarie Cuba Rod Wild Cuba Greg Smith Canton Carol Williams Canton Jeanie Styninger Canton Stephen Trone Astoria Clint Walker Fairview Chuck Wright Canton I 1 '1 . .4 L2 ,: r' 1 Y? KCSWWWYW YW YWZMWQHIQ-,ffifwwy 4 'f'y7 J SVWFM Will WS' ZQSWSQQQ IIA? The Second Time Around The Second Time Around, the annual spring play, was held April 20 and 21, 1978. The play was a comedy about a widow and a widower in their middle sixties. The couple met, tell in love, and decided to continue their lives together. This was all so fantastic for them until it came time to break the news to their neurotic children. Their children could not understand why their parents had decided not to marry out live together. c. d. 42 i?fEfylscQynthiasMrifse g . , .Susan Colvin ffMikesCurtis . i, . .t . . Pat Cotglazier ti38!T1iJeir'Jones ..... Bruce Weirauch G Laura Curtis , . . .Judy Giacabazi ' Eiiieanorfrfiurtissg . . J ,Kathy Conner i FXrthur,Morse . ., . ,Joe Ohaver Morse, ., g .Lltoyd Overcash it t t, . . . Julie Weber a. Miss Gardner gleems over the plant and cake that the cast gave her. b. Eleanor CKathyj sits patiently as Dr. Morse Ctloej recovers from a fit of hysteria. c. Mike CPatj responds to Cynthia CSusanJ. d. Grandpa CBrucej and Grandma CJudy5 shock the kids when they tell them that marriage is not in their plans. ' e. Dr. Morse CJoej lectures Grandpa about the cou- ples decision to shack up together. I ia.. , IU vii?-3 sdtt dsd W tlr s a.i 1 W t at , f Y.',' ,. .nw . . ,. V.,,.,,, AA'A' 'i ' b. c. a. lvlr. Howell rakes in the cash in an honest game of craps. b. Mr. Wright shows the proper way to play poker. c. Mrs. Strode and Mrs. Phillips give the numbers wheel a spin. d. Boone Thomas concentrates on a hand of cards. e. Miss Weeks deals to Jett Windsor and Dave Wendt. f. lvlr. Black demonstrates his way of playing cards. ff fgily . casino Night Casino Night provided Spoon Fiiver students a chance to gamble some money away. Fieal money was exchanged with play money for the various games: craps, blackjack, roulette, and poker. Any student could exchange his winnings for a prize. Casino Night, April 6, 1978, was concluded with a dance featur- ing Shelter Crusader's Dayg Spring Spring Crusaders Day, April 26, 1978 proved to be quite a success. The weather was perfect tor Kentucky Fried Chicken, games, and relaxing. The semi-annual event, held at Big Creek Park in Canton, has always been popular tor its contests. This year was no exception with active par- ticipation in volleyball, relay races, tennis, and tug-of-war. The day, that started with classes being dismissed at noon, was cli- maxed with a dance at 8:00 PM in the stu- dent center with the group Sky, . .sv ,XA T K its A 41 X . s 1 ft , , 7.- ,'l , at c. d. i i b, a. Mountain Dew, Pepsi, and chicken dinners are on the menu for the day. b. Students give it their all on their end ofthe rope. C. Senate member, Kristie Kennedy, dishes up some din- ner. d. Administration and faculty ready to compete with the students in a game of tug-of-war. e. Many students turn out for a welcomed change of pace. f. Crusader team membersg Doug Gregurich, Mark Schap- paugh, Joe Pokorney, and Butch Hovvarthg relax before their atternoon game. a. Ed Juraoo snows champion- snip form in the seed-spitting contest. b. Katie Juraoo tells everyone about tne proper way to eat wat- ermelon gracefully. o. and d. Mark Heberlein and Bill Sepion devour some melon. e. Students line up on the patio. Stormin' in ld. The kickoff for the new 1978-79 year was held Tuesday, August 23, '78g the first day of classes. Stormin' In included vvaterme- lon eating and a watermelon-seed-spitting contest. Ed Juraco of Canton vvon the con- test with a distance of 32 feet, five and 3X4 inches. A dance followed the festivities frorn 8:00 to f 1 :OO pm. Many Students Enjoy Bowling Night One ot the many activities sponsored by the student senate was Bowling Night. lt was held once a month at Four Seasons Bowl with reduced rates for Spoon River students. Many stu- dents enjoyed bowling night because it was something that many students could participate in and have a good time. a. Jett Davis tries to show proper bowling style. b. Darcy Henderson keeps her eye on the ball. c. Jeff, with his mechanical wizardry, now tries to operate the automatic score keeper. d. Julie Laird practices bowling courtesy. e. Mr. Georgiett gives Dan Hubert and Mitch McNeil some bowling tips. ff-5 Q. vw- T 21. , 'ima J., -' ' .fl ' an ' GUI if.. ff ,MV I 'NP .7 if -v H- ' , . , f f.xc4.lf't i- 2? if . fast: - iw' ' V,-fi, ..., ff v-4 14 , ' . ., , 4. . ,N . -I ' f fQA1 , rr' li 'P' ., i. Af W , 3. This year on Crusader's Day many students came out to enjoy the food and games. The food was catered by Kentucky Fried Chicken, and was served free to the students by the Senate. The Senate had many exciting games plan- ned. Students could enjoy football, baseball, and vol- leyball. Not only could the students enjoy these games, but there were sack races, three-legged races, and tug-of-vvar also. All of the days activities were concluded with a dance. ,l if, ., T431 .Wi .,...... d. Many Actrvrtres Make Crusader s Day a Success a Students enjoy a chsoken din- ner nn Bug Creek Park b Llnes were long for the meal. c The gurls just cant hold their own d Todd Hlnderlrter Iukes foot- ba s e The raln dampened the games but not splnt f Two raln soaked players give up to the rann Alumni Game, The second scrimmage of the sea- son was held when alumni came back to Spoon River to play the men's bas- ketball team. A small crowd was on hand to watch the team as they prac- ticed for the up coming season. Y 'Y r 11' ffl f we f f'! 958 'M Canoe Trip Had Good Weather . - , i 1'-'--5 ,..,,,. 56 A canoe trip dovvn the Spoon River vvas held Sunday, October 8, 1978. Approximately seven to eight canoes ot boaters participated in the rather lengthy trip, that was sponsored by the Student Senate. The trip vvas cha- peroned by lvlr. John Smith and Mr. Ed Georgietf. a. Rob Pavley and Jett Davis paddle their way down Spoon River. b. The adventurers pause for lunch and some relaxation. C. JoEllen Putrich shows how tun paddling is. d. Ann Fioyer exhibits good paddling form. e. One boater brings along her needlework. t. Several Spoon students find a spot to eat. nilvx' I-if Lo :dnb - ,,,' 4:95 1 by 1. y wg, ,,4v w A 5 1. x . J L' ' M ' 'Q ,la f ' gm.. x r I s Af Az gl 4Wf'+fa,.:.A ., , --L-if fl . ',' I - Ls' .agv7j ' '-f wwf. avr, O. JI-...,' V 4 144 5 v ,s,. . QAQ' .9 Pep Rally On the day of the first basket- ball game a pep rally was held by the cheerleaders in the stu- dent center. They performed a skit and both the women's and men's teams were introduced. a. Mr. Georgieff introduces the cheer- leaders. b. The girls cheer on the participants of the banana eating contest. c. The cheerleaders form a pyramid. d. The basketball teams line up after being introduced. e. One of the girls' first cheers. d I mfr. :T 1 .Y .rw-,W-W: VE -,1 3, .x,. 1 .,.. C. SRC has many activities .J G sf-q if. Oftfliiwf b. a. Lew Fillingham waits for his turn at one of the many bowling nights at Four Seasons Bowl. b. Jenny Davis waits on a customer during one of the many FCA bake sales. o. A customer tries to decide on what to buy at the bake sale. C. ?, All a. Mr. Ed Georgieff watches as Cindy Wil- son tries to see now large she can make her balloon. b. JoEIIen Putrion is caught off guard in a wetT-shirt. c. Spoon River is a very pnotogenio place. The Senate 7 ' 1 , , - ' 51.3, N , ,.,,W'f , if- -f'- 'I 55-f f OnS0 rs 9 . fi-ff., A in ' dlnkn l 1. Y- g , Q V ., 4 35, V , W, 1 Turkey Q Dinner. 'Z Q Y. DP' QI 'hui fzffiwu Thanksgiving dinner was once again served on the day before Thanksgiving. The Senate sponsored the annual turkey dinner that was served from 11-00 till 1:00. The Spoon River Minstrels entertained the students and faculty with a musical program. I . A .9 Ti.w2,g.,.:u1 Q V YW' 1 ' I J-. .. K, A-.-4.1-md 'ffm- fini, V ,. is-S , i. I at 'Q I Aw... . . . . . 8. a. Hungrey SRC students and faculty fill their plates. b. Students enjoy their free dinner. c. Food was abundant for the college mem- bers. d. JoEllen Putrich dishes up dressing. e. Long lines are always associated with the dinner. f. The Minstrels line up for a number during their program. 63 l b. Casino Night was held earlier in 1979 than last year. Many students came out to enjoy a night of gambling. Play money was substituted for real dollars so that the gam- blers could risk their amounts tor big win- nings. AII winnings could be exchanged tor a prize from the bookstore. Many games were featured including: craps, blackjack, roulette, and poker. A highlight of the eve- ning was a magic show. Steve Grissom was once again the big winner ofthe evening. Casino Nightg 1979 KSRCB vam- 3:15-if 1 W' mm 223-Z,' ebigk wi 700' Y Y 565001 S200' SG00' f. a. Julie Butkovich passes out money while Mr. Dick Howell passes out cards at the blackjack table. b. Players eagerly participate at the poker table. c. Pres. Paul Gianini shows expert handling of a deck of cards. d. Jett Windsor and Cindy Wilson supervise the cur- rency booth. e. Mr. Roland Pettit changes some rules tor easier winnings at his game table. f. Mr. Charles Black passes out dollars at the craps table. 3. w - ... . ,. 1,1-uni M,- 4 wiflf, 1- b. a. 1978 Homecoming Royalty: Elaine Cook, prin- cess: Joe Ohaver, prince: Cheryl Wilson, queen, and Boone Thomas, king. b. Prince candidates: Brian Curry and Tom Bianco. Not pictured are Todd Hinderliter, Tom Herring, and Don Korns. c. Queen candidates: Catherine Juraco and Ann Hoyer with Princess candidates: Toni Willison, Jen- Iii C. nifer Johnson, and Laura Strode. d. Homecoming Royalty for 1979: King Mark Schap- paugh and Queen Ann Hoyer. e. Student Senate president Sarah Hoepker and Senate member Jenny Davis lead half time ceremo- nies. f. Princess Laura Strode and Prince Don Korns. Crusader Homecoming 1979 The Student Senate and Cheerleaders worked hard to plan a week of activities for Crusader Homecoming '79. The weather did not cooperate, however. No school was held Monday and Tuesday of Homecoming Week, Jan. 15-19, because of a blizzard that struck the area. A Mr. Sexy legs contest and greaser day was planned for lvlon- day, and wild-n-crazy day was planned for Tuesday. Neither was carried out, though. Pajama day was planned for Wednesday, but no one knew for sure whether to dress for the occasion or not. Therefore no pajama clad students were found on the campus. Homecoming Hoy- alty elections were held on Wednesday with the winners to be announced at halt time during the men's game on Thursday. Q Q I 1 8. Thursday brought some spirit with red, white and blue day and hat day . The Homecoming games held on Thursday night showed a losing women's team, but a victorious men's teamg a 77-59 win over Lincolnland College. During half time the royalty was crowned by the 1978 Home- coming Fioyalty. The '79 King and Queen were Mark Schappaugh and Ann Floyer. The Prince and Princess were Don Korns and Laura Strode. The election campaigns were livelier than in past years and were close. The homecoming dance that fol- lowed the game and concluded the week of activities featured the band Kittens, a. A large Homecoming crowd watches as the men play fora victory. b. Coach Weeks takes advantage of a time out to pep up the women. c. JoEllen Putrich, Mary Howard, and Julie Butko- vich anticipate a basket. Men wing Women lose b. d. e. d. Cheerleaders: Mary Howard, Debbie Grepke, and Carla Presnel decorate the stu dent center for the dance. e. Players wait to see who will receive possession ofthe ball. t. One of the numerous signs from Homecoming Week hangs in the student center. a. Spoon River on a rainy day. b. Julie Butkovich shows what she got at the Shield staff party. C. 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Guest speaker at this year's banquet was State Senator Ken McMillan. AGT also sponsors social events such as their first place softball team and the trip to Louisville planned for the spring. a. Alpha Gamma Tau Members: First row: Bruce Yingling, Randy Knusman, Robert Knott, Brent Flesner, Earl Mast, Kevin Heberlein, Brian Fisher, Bruce Fisher, Jim Nelson, and Kevin Blackert. Second row: Harold Wheeler, advisor Raymond Porter, Jay Steele, Kevin Neisser, Mike Hack, Dave Doyle, John Ritter, Jack Phillips, Wayne Tallcott Ron Vaughn, Jim Kreiling, and Roland Pettit, advisor. Third row: Bruce Allaman, Craig Porter, Vance Saufley Kevin Chenoworth, Jett Donely, Dave Heitz, Mark Ehrhardt, Paul Henry, Mark Heberlein, Steve Schmalschof and Joe Ohaver. b. AGT Officers: Joe Ohaver, pres., John Ritter, vice pres., Dave Doyle, sec., Mark Ehrhardt, treas.g Kevin Shri- ver, rep., and Brian Fisher, sen. Livestock Judging Team Lif. 8. The Livestock Judging Team competes against junior colleges throughout the central U.S. This year they traveled to lovva, Wis- consin, and Texas. a. The Judging Team: First row: Mike Hack and Dave Doyle. Second row: Coach Jack Clark, Craig Porter, Randy Knusman, Brent Flesner, Jim Nelson, Robert Knott, and Kevin Shriver. b. AGT Scholarship Winners: Mark Heberlein, Robert Knott, Raymond Por- ter, Craig Porter, and Roland Pettit, advi- sor. ChiIdren's Theater Rod Wild, Shannon Harris, Diane Smith, Cindy Wilson, and Joe Pokomy. a. The lil' spider, Diane Smith, sings her song while the others listen. b. Seems as though the spider has come out on top. c. The members of Childrens' Theater rehearse one of the many songs in their performance. d. The goat, Rod Wild, seems to be getting his point across to the daughter, Shannon Harris. W ' C. www WM . ff' 'Jf ,fx W X 'a l i Cosmetology f - O ,lf v V Y LZ! D n 1 A 1' First row: Judy Gore, Debby England, Helen Lucas, Marcella Mosher. Second row: Marla Ftoddln, Jayne Fteeter, Lorrie DeLozier, Lynn Spires, Susan Sale, Linda Wust. Third row: Rose Walter, Vicky Collopy, Cindy Orphans, Vicki Kuznier, Jane Briney, and Lisa Sprecher. Through the cosmetology program, operated in cooperation with the International Beauty Academy in Canton, students are able to obtain their beautition's license. The students work at the Academy while they are in school. Mrs. Pat Yanciek is the director of the school. --n Front row: Denise Bull, Diana Linn, Jenny Davis, Chris Swenson, Scheralyn Knicker- bocker, and George Sepich. Second row: Jay Curry, Terry Westerfield, Susan Edwards Laura Strode, Han Soon, JoElIen Putrich, Jeff Davis, and Chris Weaver. Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a group of young men and women, who met weekly to discuss community projects and apply religion to their everyday lives. The organization that was in its second year at SRC was nationally affiliated and boasted thirty active members. The organization was active in fund raising for community and FCA projects. Two school bake sales, a garage-bake sale, a visit to the Farming- ton nursing home, a weiner roast and hayrack ride, a gift food basket given to a needy family, and Christmas caroling to shut-ins with a party afterwards were all on the agenda for the group. The adviser for the club was Mr. Jay Curry. a. Vice-president, Jeff Davisg secretary-treasurer, JoEllen Putrichg and president, Terry Westerfield. b. Chris Swenson and Laura Strode visit at the nursing home. c. Jenny Davis and Scheralyn Knickerbocker sell goods at the December bake sale. Phi Mu Tau 'QI Phi Mu Tau is an organi- zation for Farm Machine Technology students. a. Members of the champion Intramural Softball Team include, First row: Mark Ehrhardt, Roger Markley, Jeff Donely, John Ritter, Jack Phil- lips, and Jim Vaughn. Second row: Joe Ohaver, Paul Henry, Kevin Heberlein, Earl Mast, Brian Fisher, Wayne Tallcott, Rip Barker, and Dan Heitz. b. Officers of PMT: Don Korns, president, Jesse Bradshaw, adviser, Dan Edwards, vice presi- dent, Mike Martens, secretary, Harold Wheeler, adviser, and Kevin Hodel, treasurer. 3. b. Phi Mu Tau Membersg First row: Kevin Neissen, Dan Edwards, Jett Donely, John Ritter, Jack Phillips, Don Korns. Second row: Mike Martens, Kevin Hodel, Bruce Fisher, Rusty Hubbert, Earl Mast, and Mark Ehrhardt. Spoon River lvlinstrels 3. Ellen Whitehead, Geran VanTine, Elaine Cook, Rod Wild, Sarah Hoepker, Jeff Windsor, Susan Col- vin, Joe Pokorny, and Cindy Wilson. l ll l 12. The Spoon River Minstels is a group of students that are interested in music. They combine song with dance. The Minstrels group is open to anyone, with the only requirement being that the student is enrolled in the class. The Minstrels perform through- out the college district for church, community, and special interest groups. Mrs. Nancy Elson is the group's director. a. Girl's perform to Magic Circle. b. In keeping with their show tune format, the Minstrels perform a song from a play written for Broadway. c. Elaine Cook portrays hopeful desperation in l hope l Get it from A Chorus Line. d. The Minstrels entertain the students and faculty while they enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner. I ...... - C. Licensed Practical Carole Adams Cindy Bartlett Glenene Benson Susan Brush Paula Calhoun Marjorie Clifford Sue Hahn Yvonne Hamilton Loreta Harper Cindy Heaton Alice Karr Marilyn Lancaster Sherry Lane Linda Long Dorothy Ludington Canton Center Nurses Kathy Masters Alice Pierce Cindy Biley Jill Schisler Jody Shaw Addie Snider Brenda Stell Kim Stoneking Patricia Taylor Kelly Teague Brenda Tracey Debbie Warren Cindi West Alice Zaborac Sharyl Ellis 'F Nurses Macomb Center Nurses Marcia Aten Paulette Buskingham Dee Camp Janell Chockley Linda Emmons Cindy Flanagan Patti Gillette Connie Hapwood Teresa Huston Shirley Jobe Margaret Lemperle Linda Markley Roberta Marquis B Naomi Mercer Vicki Nevvingham Debbie Roberts Gloria Floegge Debbie Sayers Nelda Schisler Linda Scvvard Cathy Teel Connie Wall Lori Brown Rhonda Williams Paula Wind Phi Theta Kappa a. b. 0 I , .,,,,f- 4 ,-,..- 1'l - l -F ,NK c. d. Phi Theta Kappa is a national honorary fraternity for junior college students. Its purpose is the fostering of a spirit of devotion to study and to scholarly ideals among its members. Its principles are embodied in the Greek letters, that represent the organization, which stand for wisdom, aspiration, and purity. The local chapter of Phi Theta Kappa serves to honor stu- dents at Spoon Fiiver College who have achieved academic success in their chosen majors in a transfer program. The organization held two initiation ceremonies. The first, a carry-in dinner, ,was held in November for the spring of '78 students at Shields Chapel Church. The second was a ban- quet held at Wee-Ma-Tuk country club in April 1979 for the fall of '78 initiates. Officers for the organization were: Mike Williams, president, Sarah Hoepker and Terry Westerfield, co-vice presidents, Karen Scrogum, secretary-treasurer, and Denise Bull and Susan Colvin, board members. Mrs. Martha Strode and Mr. Gary King were advisors. X Row one: Nancy Brown, Denise Bull, Susan Colvin, Julie Butkovich, Cheryl Davidage, Robin Wood, Mike Williams, Dick Lindsey, and Simon Maccanelli. Row two: Sarah Hoepker, Shannon Harris, Karen Scrogum, Gwen Davis, George Sepich, Brad Smith, Stan Flosenberger, Terry Westerfield, and Vic Beasely. Readers Theater Ellen Whitehead, Nancy Brown, Susan Colvin, Marla Ford, Dave Leezer, Kulli Kovacevich, Tom John- son. Using only facial expressions, vocal intona- tions, and body languageg the students in Read- ers' Theater put on a dramatic presentation. The Readers' Theater is quite different from a play, in that they perform without benefit of props, scenery, or costumes. Miss Janet Gard- ner is coach and advisor. a. Miss Caravello, Susan Colvin, struggles to make a point as Mr. Parkhill, Dave Leezer, listens. b. Mr. Parkhill's love for Shakespeare is transmitted to his students as he quotes from Macbeth c. His students appear to be engrossed in his dissertation. d. Mrs. Bloom, Marla Ford, tells the class what she thinks of Shakespeare's thoughts. was L Student Senate First row: Jack Wright, Jett Windsor, Mark Ehrhardt, Kevin Blackert, Joe Ohaver, Dave Wendt, Dave Leezer, Mark Schappaugh, Wayne Tallcott, Kelly Egger, Jack Phillips, and Ed Georgieft. Second row: Charles, Black, Ann Royer, Cindy Wilson, Sarah Hoepker, Jenny Davis, Laura Strode, and JoEllen Putrich. Not pictured is Shannon l-larris. The Student Senate performed an excellent job once again this year by governing and entertaining the student body. Many interesting activities were planned for the school. Stormin' ln, the two Crusaders' Days, a vveiner roast, numerous dances, a ski- trip, and May Ball were all planned for the school. Advisors for the Senate this year were Charles Black, math instructor, Ed Georgiett, Director of Student Activitiesg and Jack Wright, Dean of Student Services. Officers for the 1978-1979 year: Sarah Hoepker, presideritg Jack Phil lips, treasurerg Ann Royer, secretaryg and Mark Ehrhardt, vice president Four Ruling Senate ' 7 14 The Student and Cultural Affairs Committee: Kelly Egger, Laura Strode, Mark Schappaugn, Dr. Harrison Eller, Dr. Robert Smolich, JoEllen Putrich, and Dave Wendt. Besides serving on the Student Senate, senators also belong to one or more of four committees. The committees are made up of students, members of the instructional fac- ulty, and members ot the administration. The four commit- tees are: Academic Affairs Committee, Curriculum Com- mittee, lnstructional Resource Committee, and Student and Cultural Affairs Committee. 1 l V , Committees Regulate School. E The Instructional Resource Committee: Mr. William Lane, Mr. Gary Conti, Ms. Marcia Larsen, Miss Janet l Gardner, Mr. Frank Diefendorf, Kelly Egger, Laura Strode, and Jenny Davis. Shield 79 Yearbook Staff First row Denise Bull Lee Ann Knickerbocker, Janice Williams, Darcy Henderson. Second row Lon Morris, Kelly Egger, Terry Westertield, Dave Wendt. Not pic- tured Julie Butkovich Susan Colvin, and Cindy Dickson. Though the members ofthe Shield Staff have been working hard all year to meet their dead- lines, they took time out before Christmas break to have a party. lvlr. John Smith is adviser and Terry Westerfield is editor. a. Christmas came a little early for Terry Westerfield, in the form of a gift from the rest of the staff. b. Cindy Dickson enjoys herself at the staft's annual party. c. The aftermath of a great party. All those calories, and the holidays have just begun. d. Darcy Henderson looks on as though she doesn't quite believe it. f. Mr. Smith, the Shields advisor, keeps an eye on the pro- ceedings. 2 j KX fi'? L Ttfxxrf 1 1 4 I , 'i,., UU ' if I nw-gf 'V I, TA .5 I 5. f A ,. , . wif JV P f Y U V u x , f wa.-,- I ' ' 1 -- 1---. 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J 'Q x Q gl ' nl 55, 5 4 ' , , X Ui Q ji? 25 f gs fx wh fr 5335, Hx , , i 55 H E gl 'fig Q25 W ,fag Q, fi 2 ig 1 4 wygvs' ff?J.!vi' zz 'ia I x vii I 4' ,Si 42 X y C f 'affzf A f 1 ' ff' f Af , V 5 In ,., 3 .5 Q 9 5 , ,E :Q , 1555525 11 255 X1 -'f f l if' xl' .. f.. x : 'ltiifgk '5?1223Ql,Ei2s1f, , :fif- :gi f Sv! sv 5 , 'isly if 413 gg!-3 3 , 23: use if f? ,, 2 2 4 Su . f f 22 i f , ,AQ , ff , jvjgf Faculty U r 'TW ,Q W Robert Balagna Automotive Mechanics Charles E. Black Math 4 J-f' ' 4' ,J 'Q 15 . E ....., ' t I vb 'tl 5 sive? Q ' I J Frank Diefendorf Automotive Mechanics W. Harrison Eller Business, Political Science, History l 1 ,W Jack D. Frame Counselor Janet Gardner Speech, Dfama Philip E. Gover Secretarial Science Libby Grimm Practical Nursing Program ll A O X f Q X., fl tl Q-53: , 5 fl Q i rr r R ' .I.A'. I fi .,,i., F 4 ..1.: .,. . , AV I .1 AV.: ,ww Rebecca Hampton Coordinator, Practical Nursing Program Robert L. Harland Biology Faye L. Psychol Josef H Busines Hedin OQY ickersberger s Richard Hobbs Data Processing Fred fbickj Howell Counselor Carl F. Jackson Business Edward R. Kaiser Farm Machine Technology fa? Gary T. King Chemistry William E. Lane Math, Music Carl J. McCausIand Ag Management Technology Roland G. Pettit Ag Management Technology .Q .Raw Patricia Rittenhouse Practical Nursing Margaret Robinson Reading Mervin W. Smart Physical Science E. John Smith Math - -- 21-ff.,-view: --rw. Wauneta Smith Practical Nursing Betty Starasta Art at N'-Y J' 'Q George Starasta Manufacturing Technology, Drafting glanha Strode , Brian G. Telander OmmUn'Cat'OnS' Enghsh Farm Machine Technology Faffell J. Till Communications, English -new - W ,, M ' ,,,. 1, . . 4,,, V W my , ' , , 1, . ff Mi l . , , 'J , , f hx ' I f' 1 das, 3 f v fr ' f 1 'ww ' 1 ,gif 14 t A A, 'aww A V- -fee-pf-34 my la 2,211 YW t ,, 4 .13 A. Sandra Weeks PE, Health, Science Harold Wheeler Farm Machine Technology : i : i 1 1 , WM., - fl' 1 ,-.- If I . ,' 1 -' 4 .' y' 'i 'ff ,-H. . .. Y, ,.. . -ii. in N 't r. i ,' I A . .J it f 1 L, .... 3 'I V ,L 33, 3 , it ,Y iw ,,, 1 Gregory Kubik Natalie Williams Jean Wilde Electricity Study Skills Center Ivan Wright William D. Wilson Law Enforcement Biology 10 2 1123 Susan Angst Bookkeeper Janet Flynn Data Processing Technician Gretchen Hawt Secretary to the Vice President of Instructional Service Q s.,.,,qg-.F ll u f , Z 1 5 .. Ellen Dodd Kathy Durley Bookstore Clerk Assistant Librarian Christine J. Games Joyce Grissom Cafeteria Manager Secretary to the Director of J Student Activities, Athletics, and Student Center Rose Hodgkins Admissions Clerk 459 ,, i' ' L Helen Howerter Secretary to the Assistant for Special Projects Harold Schnarr Maintenance Director Roberta Wagner Secretary to the President Ruth Palanza Secretary to the Assistant to the President Willa Stroman Bookstore Manager Darlene Weber Secretary to the Dean of Student Services im i Carol Phillips Print Shop Manager Virginia Vasen Recorder Carol Walker Secretary and Receptionist ' at X . - ' t : MR,t:,Q,sw,,s AA. .,..s4..ssau.xQr:-Axfsna. is , uw, A as sd ca more Shipplng,eReceivisng Clerk Linde Riddell isri L AsSis1antfPrintSnop A L L Juiaryrworkman ' ll L Learning Resource Center ,, V , i, V L L Practical Nursing X David Carlson Fran McClure Sue Riccioni Assistant Media Specialist Secretary to Faculty Secretary to Faculty Dennis Robinson Jimmie Christian Chuck Kneedy Audio Visual Dept. - Learning Resource Center Clerk New Start Field Assistant Learning Resource Center Debora Pillik Late Start Coordinator 'S 'Q Jia ' Q' ' - ' wyyiwoxfmfamzgwafffw M-va.M..+, rn.SMX,-,mm.,1h,mMnN,mmh,,..x-,mf - tif M S a. A b. c. Hd, ,Q s The Spoon River Softball Team has been the only team from SRC to advance to the Nationals. These women should be very proud of their accomplishments. SRC Softball Team to Nationals Second Year in a Row. Congratulations to the SRC Softball Team and Coach Sandy Weeks tor advancing to the National Finals at Fort Dodge, Iowa for the sec- ond year in a row. SRC won the State Tourna- ment to advance to the finals. The team was led by All-American pitcher Teresa Morgan and leading hitters Debbie Bland, Katie Juraco, and Morgan. They finished at 21-1 Og the best record ever in SRC history. a. Members of the 77-78 team are, 1st row: Teresa Mor- gan, Joyce Grissom, Cathy Pavely, Kolby Harris, Katie Juraco, Gwen Davis, and Angie Busby. 2nd row: Peggy Sherman, Marty Crzanich, Shelly l-lowater, Debbie Ham- mer, Mary Timmons, Cindy Dickson, and Debbie Bland. b. The SRC team at practice. c. Coach Sandy Weeks. d. Teresa Morgan swings a strike. e. Four players pose with Coach Week's dog. 5RC Kill! ,l F. 'GSM ,...--s .f,' I, Y! M.'1E 'tl-1. .5-....!' 1-,Ui Elf' Spring Baseball The Spring SRC Baseball Team fin- ished with a fine record. They finished in second place in their sectional. They con- sisted of six sophomores and seven fresh- men. Members were: First Row: Mike Wynn, Mark Schappaugh, Butch l-lovvarth, Doug Gregurich, Bick Thurman, and Kevin Metz- ger. Second Row: Mitch Bloomfield, Marc Kuhn, Pat Murphy, Keith Buchen, Darrell Carl, Joe Pokorny, Clark Zedric, and Coach Gary CBuzzj Phillips. Golf The Golf Team competed in many matches and gained much experience for next year. The whole team consisted of freshman members. Ed Maybie was the coach for the group. The team members were: Craig Twomey, Matt Glaser, Mitch McNeil, and Dan Huber. 14... .Q . V I , A ,.4MA....,, I 'xx I A it V 'Tr' X 1 N ,, n X, 'lvjb Lf iq . if 'Q' Jn ser A f wE: :'8- 1-L' f V x P X 25555 9' :., gtg 4, ,. M ,, M 'lffiiffqfd' . - - 2 Vfgrf wf 'zf1-rf '-,' f Q. :fx FVQL .i , ' .f .. ff .2 I 3. 2' ? I 5, 7 ,, .1 Q Q e lfifyf s, , VL fy! - V :' '7 ' ' ,- X, A :ff,j1'f'4' ,w,y,ywfG .'-U. 'ff M1 M V1 f f M U Id, fn 5,1 I -vff 3 W, , ,Q Q ,M.5?.,:A.mi1 gf, xx Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost TRACK Meer an the shoe put at me negbh IV mana meet held in Udiroit. bell Indoor Meat by piaging second in the mile run at Lf 'PE not place at Nationafs. T 1 ' ' V panicipated. 'l ' 55? Qualified nam om-Aff , f H, a team piacod sixth 'f'A' z VSRC WOMEN S SOFTBALL. WENT TO NATIONAVLS A Pitching: My Mi ,T,V, , , ,-,, 61 was ill 'N ' .,.. L ,M , , ,M ,gf 1 f zfvff'-55' Clark East ICC Carl C5 S. ,-QV' 121' qw! L 'Fx-.1....' f 1 jf, ,W Another Rainy SRC Invitational The fourth annual SRC Invitational Track Meet was held at a rain laden Canton Stadium. Team results: Eureka 1 12 pts. Monmouth 107 pts. lllinois Valley 65 pts. Spoon River 60 pts. Black Hawk East 57 pts. Sauk Valley 46 pts. Joliet 45 pts. Knox 41 pts. Kishwaukee 11 pts. John Isbell set three new records: 15:19.5 in the 3 mile, 2:00.2 inthe 880 yrd., and 4125.2 inthe mile. Other new records: 23.4 in the 220 yd. by Dolynka of Joliet, 43' in triple jump by Van Fleet of Monmouth, 45.6 in 440 yd. relay by Eureka, 23' in long jump by Slover of Monmouth, and 6'8V2 in high jump by Payne of Eureka. O b. C T' '-'A Www! Isbell Leads Track Team SRC Track Team had a highly successful season, placing ninth out of fifteen in the state and fourth in the SRC Invitational. John Isbell and Scott Krey advanced to the Indoor National Track Meet. Scott placed fifth in the shot with a put of 48'3Ai . New indoor records: John Isbell 880 yd. 1259.3 John lsbeIl1 mile 4221.6 John Isbell 2 mile 9146.9 Scott Krey shot 50'1 Mike Scott 440 yd. 53.5 . John Isbell qualified for outdoor Nationals by vvinning the 1500 meters at Region IV with a time of 32586. Nevv outdoor records: Scott Krey shot 46' 83A Scott Krey discus 136'3 John Isbell mile 4220.6 John Isbell 1500 m. 8:58.7 John Isbell 3 mile 15:15.8 a. Member of the team, First row: Janette Mangus, Travis Linkeman, Kenny Nell, Mike Scott, Todd Smith, and Coach Black. Sec- ond row: Coach Cook, Dave Johns, Scott Krey, John Isbell, Randy Rayburn, and Den- nis Voth. Hesham Beshir not pictured. b. Warming up to run. c. Denny tells ofa problem. d. The SRC Invitational. e. Scott hurls the discuss. f. Up and over. 8. 2 I X b. bwqadff , sam-fav Agiglm N up ... Q, Q: ,- .C .f 1, V971 2-'A 3 , ,,l: I 1 wk-if .x ' 3,0 at ' -Xml . . W- ' f f Y - ', 151' 1 4 5-15. 1 ... 1 .. f 'U ix-. I V. A M, ..,j,Y SJL 1 ,X ' fm 3 . 1 ' 'i 3 W RJ ' A ez. ' X ?5Q?1 6' y 4 sf ' Q' 'ffgd 4-, wx, , hs..- at-al, A f-I K ' .- -'-Qar, ,Alix 'ifdfeuc' l1.1.n-,:..f-GJ. -' i WIN i l r if i sl, L ... if xg A. -AVN ' ,- n-1 I ' , if H' , i - - i with C , - ' ft.. 1 -M. ' -K' 40 N, 4 4 r , . wh , ,. - if Jing: vs U -A ,mix :J ui Q. . U 5 , tk, as -, n v W V , . ' z W. v?'.L ' 2 Sys' w ' X N ,f .,.,:-flimf' , YQALL me 'O'- Endurance and Work Means Success in Cross Country. With an abundance of freshmen and with Janette Mangus leading the women, Spoon River finished with a fine record of 38-36. Each meet was counted as a dual no matter how many teams were running. Congratulations to Kelly Egger and Janette Mangus for advancing to the Nationals. Kelly finished 168th out of 192, and Janette finished 49th out of 91. A special feature on the team this year was a father and son combination. Merle Williams and his son, Mitch, were both runners on the team. a. Cross-Country membersg 1st row: Merle Williams, Kelly Egger, Janette Mangus, Kevin Howe, and Mitch Williams, 2nd row: Clint Walker, Todd l-linderliter, Chris Weaver, Mike Obbert, Dave Leezer, and Coach Charlie Black. b. Kelly Egger makes a turn at the Spoon River trail. c. Janette Mangus, d. Chris Weaver. e. Clint struggles with an opponent. f. Merle Williams is closely followed by Todd Hinderliter. L f! nrjg '9 'ff U N3-r' - b. A, any 7fff,Q,Q1 flf! ' xv I 5 1 Q.: f, f Volleyball Season Ends With High Hopes for 79 The volleyball team pro- vided fans with many excit- ing moments during the 78- 79 season. They played the top teams in the state and gave each a battle. The team finished with a 7-20 record and with high hopes tor next year. a. Members of the team are, 1st row: manager Peggy Sherman, Sam Miller, Leann Baum, Barb McMullen, Scheralyn Knicker- bocker, and Stacy Montgomery. 2nd row: Coach Sandy Weeks, Teresa Derry, Stephanie Ben- nett, Tony Vllillison, Katie Juraco, and Cindy Dickson. Leslie Bord- wine not pictured. b. Barb McMullen and Sam Miller on the attack. c. Tony Willison saves it. d. Leslie Bordwine drills it. e. Everyone is in defense posi- tion. f. Tony Willison spikes the ball. g. Stacy Montgomery bumps back. .4:: , ,.V,V., A 'V W ,,, .,., ,Q ff ...W ,.... -- .ADA W- -A4v,,,Q'- 3 8. b. C. Men fmlsh flne season The SRC Men frnrshed a good season rmprovlng on last season s record Hugh Irghts of this year were wrnnrng the Sand burg Holrday Tourney and Brran McAllister berng selected on the All Star State Tourna ment a Members of the team are Brad Smrth Tom Fusher Bruce Frsher Jaye McGruder Mark Sohap paugh Joe Pokorny and Crarg Porter The coach rs Rod Rlchardson b Tom Branco ready to pass c Ready for rest at the bench d Who s got the rebound? e Players getting therr moment B-ianco, Brian McAllister, Chluck Osman,'Brian B h -, ,, H , A ,xv Y .SEX 'f bf' X D. C. 14110 Women play tough competition The SRC Women played some tough basketball against the best in llli- nois. They played the junior college powers and even a fevv tour-year schools. a. Members of the 1978-79 team areg First Row: Pam Tenhouse, Janette Mangus, Peggy Sherman, and l.aVeta Hackman. Second Row: Becky Trimpe, Toni Willison, Catherine Juraco, Arlene Baker, and Cindy Dick- son. b. Katie shoots up and over. c. Everyone scrambles. d. This bench has a homey feeling. e. Coach Weeks wants a timeout. t. Toni Wilison at the free-throvv line. g. Let's go Spoon!!! 4 F: , 5 , X . L. , x 1' ' . , X ' Y, 'I I r ' 1 4 j . , f ' , N . Carla Presnell Mary Howard Debbie Grepke Julie Butkovicn f pf, Kr gf. L , 4' eggs: Cindy Wilson Jo Ellen Putrich 1978-1979 Crusader Cheerleaders Cindy Wilson, Co-Captaihg Julie Butkovich, Captaing JoEIlen Putrich, Mary How- ard, Debbie Grepke, and Carla Preshell. The Spoon River Cheer- leaders take a little time out from practice and games to have a little fun. Z ps. 1 -. -4 . A , ,,f,-,f f- ff A N 'f .-ff.-ff..SZf f 3 ' -wgw,0 wr, ,x , 4. X -5' K, ,x , , 1. -Q . , f x G 4 vm- 4 . k 3 5935? ff lk 42? 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