Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

THE DEVIL 1967-1968 MANLIUS HIGH SCHOOL MANLIUS, ILLINOIS OFFICERS Editor--Hilary Carlson Asst. Editor--Robin Jensen Advertising Manager--Anita Schmidt Finance Manager--Ruby Mohr Photographer--Jerry Jacobson Advisor—Mr. Eugene Burton Manlius High is truly an action school. Every student here participates in at least one extracurricular activity, some belong to three or four, and many belong to almost all of them. M.H.S. has fine teachers and facilities. It also has a very high scholastic average with many graduates going on to college and other institutions of higher learning. The extra-curricular program at Manlius is geared to making the graduate a well-rounded individual. He can do journalistic work on the newspaper and annual staffs. He can gain self-confidence through the plays put on by the Dramatics Club. He can participate in athletics. Girls can also be in athletics by joining G.A.A. she can become a better homemaker through her membership in F.H.A. The boys are able to learn more about farming in F.F.A. These are only a few things a student does at M.H.S. When he leaves he has a fairly good idea of what he wants to be, and the training he has received at Manlius High will help him. 2 3 Close your eyes and hold out your hand. Noon-time Frolics Fourth hour Fun tentions? Da Vinci At His Best The Leisurely Life of a Teacher. Now What! 5 This is the way we break our neck. PRAISE HIM Watch the threads! Why not use two balls? We got the SPIRIT! Can't we talk this over? Oh, no! Here we go again! Give him a hand. ANDERSON! !! m LATIN CLUB BANQUET fcrM Meet me after the gladiator fights and we'll go have a grape-stomp. A ASSEMBLIES AND PEP SESSIONS The Queen and her court: Debbie Raabe, Freshman; Kathy Harp, Junior; Kathy Boyce, Senior; Queen Sue Thompson; Hilary Carlson, Senior; and Beverly Phillips, Sophomore. 10 ■ Homecoming 67 was a very happy one for all floats to have them ready (just barely) for the parade. Thursday night was the snake dance and skit. The royalty was also announced. Sue Thompson was queen and A1 DeDecker washing. Al's court The dance was also a success. It was one none of us shall ever forget. Third place Sophomore float, Stamp ’em Out. The Seniors taken 2nd for the 4th year with Birth of a Victory, or Princes are Born Losers. The cheerleaders take part in the parade and rest before the game. Games aren't won without backing and enthusiasm. 11 The President, Secretary of State, and their secretaries. MOUSE ON THE MOON The Cast Cynthia--Lesley Plumley Vincent--Dennis Lubbs Count Mountjoy--Jerry Hadley Prof. Kokintz--Ron Hudson Benter--David Berry Gloriana--Hilary Carlson Tully--Jeff Mullin President of the U.S.--Jerry Jacobson Sec. of State--A1 DeDecker Sec. to Pres.--Kathy Behrens Sec. to Sec. of State--Anita Schmidt Norma --Babette Larson Helen--Carol Sleaford Miss Spender--Anita Kerchner Page--Butch Harp Pam--Ruby Mohr Laura--Rose Mohr Mary--Mary Isaacson Jane--Kathy King Pat--Karin Clementz Miss Fenster--Kathy Boyce Frank--Jim Lower Marya--Linda Wolford The royal family, Kokintz, and Benter. MOUSE ON THE MOON is a comedy in two acts. It concerns a small country, measuring 15 square miles 7 acres, which attempts to beat all the major powers to the moon, and does. It was presented April 5 and 6 in the gym. It was enjoyed by all. Mr. Andresen directed the play. Carol should have studied her lines. m 12 We have the honor to inform you of our application for a loan. There's nothing in Grand Fenwick to keep me here. 13 Meanwhile, at the U.N. Atkinson Ohio Toulon Galva Weth 'field LaMoille Tiskilwa . Bradfoad Bradford Dunlap Annawan P'ville Streator Hall Putnam Co Wnawan 2nd place in Manlius tournament 2nd place in Wethersfield tournament won —12 lost—11 Darrell Anderson A1 DeDecker Mike Michlig Jim Hochstatter 14 And the action begins! The football squad It’s Super-Jim! The JV in action A good defense--too bad there's no one to defend! 15 SWING IT! CHRISTMAS PARTIES PETTY THIEVES TROMBONE and FRIENDf ?) 16 OUR FACULTY FLASHES A school can feel it has accomplished something if it can successfully combine academics and fun. Manlius High School has a good record for doing this and teaching good sportsmanship at the same time. DeKalb Agriculture Outstanding Senior Award--Dennis Vols Country Mutual Award for the Most Outstanding Agriculture student--Jerry Kirkpatrick Betty Crocker Award--Ruby Mohr Most Outstanding Home Economics Student--Lois Jensen Math Award--Karla Carpenter Bauseh-Lornb Award—Hilary Carlson Most Outstanding Musician--Allen DeDecker English Award--Kathy Boyce History Award--Karen Miller Latin Award--Norita Nelson Initiated into Quill and Scroll: Kathy Behrens Karen Miller Chris Chesser Rick Raabe Anita Schmidt Achievement in Shorthand or Typing: Chris Chesser Mary Isaacson Anita Schmidt Allen DeDecker Marcia Hoover Vicki Stoller Kathy Harp Outstanding Shorthand Award--Kathy Harp Outstanding Typing Award--Margie Miller Outstanding Commercial Award--Anita Schmidt Annual Editor Award--Hilary Carlson Newspaper Editor Award--Kathy Boyce Service Awards: Freshmen--Bud Hansen Sophomore—Jerry Hadley Junior--Anita Kerchner Senior—Hilary Carson Allen DeDecker lights the candle of leadership. Kathy Boyce receives Newspaper Editor Award. Quill G Scroll initiates with Mr. Burton. AWARDS NIGIIT The National Honor Society held their annual installation service at the beginning of the awards night ceremonies on May 1, 1968. Miss Karla Carpenter conducted the ceremony with the assistance of four senior members Hilary Carlson, Ruby Mohr, Allen DeDecker and Kathy Boyce. Initiated into the society were Anita Schmidt, Alan Dale, Lola Monson, Steve Wise, Anita Kerchner, Ron Hudson, Kathy Behrens, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Karen Miller, Rick Raabe and Robin Jensen. The probationary members recited the National Honor Society pledge. They were Dennis Lubbs, Norita Nelson, Jeff Mullin, Chris Roush, Margie Miller, Randy Olson, Karin Clementz, Jerry Hadley, and Mike Potter. The ceremony was then turned over to Mr. Whitson and the awards were given out by the teachers. Allen DeDecker receives Outstanding Musician Award. Ruby Mohr receives Betty Crocker Award. Karla Carpenter receives Math Award. Jerry Kirkpatrick receives Outstanding Farmer Award. 21 1968 SPRING CARNIVAL Nancy Behrens won first place in the talent contest for her version of the charleston . Second place was awarded to Virginia Weber after she sang A KIND OF HUSH. Greg Oloffson and Kim and Toby Sanden won third place when they sang THIS OLD MAN. JR.-SR. PROM On May 11 the Juniors honored the Seniors with the annual prom. This year's theme was Moonlight on the Mississippi. Rev. Schubert gave the invocation and the two class presidents, A1 DeDecker and Ron Hudson, gave the welcome and response. The banquet was prepared by the Junior mothers and served by Sophomores. Afterwards the class will and prophecy were read by Kathy Boyce and Hilary Carlson. A short break gave them time to set up for the dance. A1 pictures the entrance. Rita does her part. Don't fall, Anita. 26 Socketh it unto me! 27 First to arrive on the Dixie Belle 28 Bruce --drunk again! MOONLIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI Coronation Dance The 1968 Junior-Senior Prom was enjoyed by all. The theme, Moonlight on the Mississippi, was carried out by decorations forming the inside of a Southern steamboat. Anita Schmidt and Jim Hochstatter were crowned Queen and King. Attendants were Sue Thompson, Darrell Anderson, Rita Oberle, Karen Miller, and Rick Raabe. The bar did a pretty good business that night. Nancy crowns the new queen, Anita. After the dance most of the couples went to Emerald Hills for bowling, pool, and other activities. All this took place on May 11. 29 GRADUATION CLASS OF 1968 The 54th Annual Commencement Exercises of M.H.S. were held on May 29 at the New Bedford Field House. Twenty-nine seniors marched in to Pomp and Circumstance played by the high school band under the direction of Miss Thomas. Rev. Mason Hopkins gave the invocation, followed by the salutatory address given by Kathy Boyce. The band then played Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof. The commencement address was given by Mr. Sterling Ambrosius, field secretary for the I.A.S.B. The valedictory address was given by Hilary Carlson. Awards were given to the following seniors: Hilary Carlson--V.F.W.f Kathy Boyce—Woman's Club, Anna Schmidt and Dennis Draper--American Legion, and Allen DeDecker—Lt. Eugene Wirth Memorial Award. en lien DeDecker presented the school with the class gift. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of diplomas by Robert Jensen, president of the school board, and Mr. Whitson, our superintendent. After the benediction, also given by Rev. Hopkins, the class marched out to the Grand March. Hilary Carlson—valedictorian Kathy Boyce —salutatorian 30 Get ready—Get set--GO! SENIOR CLASS TRIP Here we still liked the bus. Twenty-six graduates left M.H.S. for New York and Washington on May 30 after a lengthy wait for the bus. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed (?) the bus trip. In New York we saw Radio City Music Hall, the Cheetah Club, the Empire State building, the Statue of Liberty (which we all stupidly climbed up), and other places. One of Ron's many loves on the trip. Notice the smiles BEFORE the trip. (at left) a New York pigeon 31 Our little wait to get into Radio City Music Hall View from the Empire State Building Sunday we left New York for another bus ride to Washington. There we saw the Wax Museum, the Capitol, the White House, Supreme Court, the Pentagon (which we all LOVED), and other points of interest. We all liked our trip to Arlington, and Mount Vernon. On our way home we had a thrilling tour of Gettysburg. Then again we boarded our bus for the ride home. Our U.N. guide Please do not take my pictures in this room, Daddy Burton. 32 Mount Vernon garden Presidential box at Ford's Theatre Our pool in Washington 3 Only Mr. Burton would take this picture! Dave is the newest exhibit at the Wax Museum. 33 3 musketeers Nothing like posing! 34 MANLIUS FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: J. Ricci, coach, B. Harp, E. Donahue, J. Mullin, R. Frank, E. Potter, J. Hochstatter, R. Feldges, J. Hessenberger, coaches. SECOND ROW: J. Slock, M. Kelm, M. Sanden, D. Blackert, D. Wolford, J. Ratliff, A. DeDecker. THIRD ROW: A. Dale, A. Dale, R. Oloffson, B. Sanden, J. Lower, D. Vols, M. Michleg. FOURTH ROW: B. Hansen, D. Lubbs, P. Hurley, J. Bohrn, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Jacobson, R. Raabe. FIFTH ROW: J. Hadley, manager, D. Thompson, M. Schuneman, P. Klineau, D. Anderson, A. Plumley, K. Carpenter, manager. 36 VARSITY SC L AD FIRST ROW: ]. Ricci, coach, B. Sanden, J. Mullin, R. Frank, E. Potter, J. Hochstatter, J. Hess-enberger, coach. SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, M. Kelm, D. Wolford, J. Ratliff, A. DeDecker. THIRD ROW: P. Klineau, A. Dale, E. Donahue, J. Kirkpatrick, D. Vols, M. Michleg. FOURTH ROW: D. Thompson, D. Lubbs, J. Lower, B. Jacobson, R. Raabe. V A C K II 37 Varsity--ROW 1: B. Jacobson, D. Klineau, A. DeDecker, D. Anderson, M. Mickligi J- Ratliff, Coach a ROW 2: J. Hochstatter, A. Dale, V. Hansen, D. Berry, S. Wise. 'wesen. BASKETBALL J.V.—KNEELING: A. Dale, A. Plumley, M. Potter, M. Sanden, R. Oloffson, R. Johnson, L. Jensen. ROW 1: B. Harp, J. Mullin, D. Blackert, L. Deskeere. 38 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Patti Doty Debbie Raabe Julie Kirkpatrick Margie Miller VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Karen Miller Lesley Plumley Rita Oberle Hilary Carlson 39 MADRIGAL: FRONT, Robin Jensen, Hilray Carlson, Lesley Plumley, Kathy Behrens; BACK: Jeff Mullin, Jerry Hadley, Allen DeDecker, Jerry Jacobson. Accompanists: Anita Kerchner, Terry Hartz, Kathy Behrens. Sextet: Hilary Carlson, Robin Jensen, Vicki Stoller, Anita Schmidt, Kathy Behrens, Anita Kerchner. MADRIGAL: FRONT: Terry Hartz, Julie Kirkpatrick, Kathy King, Carol Sleaford, Anita Schmidt, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Jerry Jacobson, Dennis Lubbs, A1 Dale. 0 Lower left: FLUTE TRIO Rose Mohr, Ruby Mohr, Kathy King. CHORUS SOLOISTS: A. DeDecker, L. Plum ley, D. Lubbs, K. Behrens, J. Jacobson. Lower right: CARNIVAL COURT From left--Soph, attendants, Julie Kirkpatrick, Mike Kelmj Jr. attendants, Vicki Stoller, Dick Kleinau; Queen Sue Thompson, King Mike Michlig, Sr. attendants Kathy Boyce, Darrell Anderson; Fresh, attendants, Debbie Raabe, Dean Blackert. TRACK QUEEN Linda Kerber 42 PROM COURT From left--Jr. attendants, Rita Oberle, Rick Raabe, Karen Miller; Sr. attendant Darrell Anderson (absent, Sue Thompson); Queen Anita Schmidt, King Jim Hochstatter. SWEETHEART PROM COURT From left-- Queen Marsha Konneck, Mary Isaacson, Deanna Rombout, Anita Schmidt. 43 45 STANDING from left Coach Andreson, J. Mullin, J. Lower, B. Hansen, D. Berry, A. DeDecker, R. Johnson, D. Kleinau, S. Wise, J. Jacobson, B. Jacobson. (FRONT ROW) M. Schuneman, A. Dale, A. Plumley, D. Blackert. 46 Most valuable player Allen DeDecker. TRACK 1st ROW from left D. Presnell, M. Potter, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Harp, E. Potter, M. Kelm. (2nd ROW) Coach Hessenberger, D. Anderson, J. Hochstatter, R. Frank, L. Jensen, J. Hadley, D. Wolford. 3rd ROW N. Knudson, M. Thompson, J. Ratliff, J. Jaques, D. Thompson, D. Lubbs. The Manlius track team had one of its best years this past season. Under the coaching of Mr. Hessenberger, the boys did a real fine job. The boys won many meets, and came very close in the others. Darrel Anderson was named most valuable player. 47 BAND CHORUS LATIN CLUB TOP ROW: Left to Right: S. Wise, J. Lower, A. Dale, R. Hudson, D. Draper, L. Jensen, J. Hadley, M. Schune-man, A. Dale. SECOND ROW: A. Plumley, R. Olson, B. Harp, D. Lubbs, E. Donahue, A. DeDecker, L. De-brock. THIRD ROW: V. Stoller, D. Hudson, L. Monson, L. Monson, C. Roush, M. Miller, N. Nelson, C. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: A. Schmidt, C. Carpenter, R. Jensen, K. Harp, S. Thompson, L. Behrens, K. Boyce, K. Behrens, D. Christensen, K. Chesser, M. Isaacson, K. Miller, H. Carlson. L. Plumlev, C. Sleaford, R. Mohr, R. Mohr. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING Left to Right: Chris Roush, Merle Schuneman, A1 Dale, Bud Hansen, Jerry Hadley, Karen Miller. BOTTOM: Karla Carpenter, Jim Hochstatter, Kathy Boyce, Darrell Lane. 50 HORIZON CLUB TOP ROW Left to Right: K. Carpenter, R. Mohr, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Miller, K. Behrens, T. Hartz, R. Mohr, L. Plumley, M. Klachko. BOTTOM ROW: H. Carlson, M. Hoover, K. Harp, R. Jensen, A. Schmidt. G.A.A. FIRST ROW From Left: J. Kirkpatrick, M. Alpaugh, M. Klachko, A. Schmidt, K. Miller, L. Plumley, C. Sleaford, H. Carlson. SECOND ROW: S. Johnson, C. Roush, A. Kerchner, B. Phillips, M. Miller, P. Doty, R. Jensen, R. Oberle. THIRD ROW: S. VanOrmer, M. Alpaugh, L. Wolford, P. Webber, L. Blackert, V. Webber, M. Hoover, K. Behrens, C. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: N. Nelson, J. Stier, D. Raslbe, L. Monson, K. Harp, J. Wallace, K. Clementz, Advisor: Miss Kay Shull. 51 LIBRARIANS FROM RIGHT: K. Pierson, P. Webber, K. Harp, B. Larson, L. Wolford, L. Kerber, R. Oberle, C. Hansen, K. Chesser, D. Raabe, M. Isaacson, and B. Phillips. IN BACK, Mr. Townsend, advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st ROW, from left: M. Schmidt, J. Kirkpatrick, S. VanOrmer, C. Peterson, L. Kerber, M. Hoover, J. Wallace, P. Doty, V. Stoller, C. Hansen. 2nd ROW: K. Pierson, R. Mohr, M. Klachko, P. Webber, R. Mohr, D. Lickhart, B. Wangelin, M. Konneck, J. Stier, V. Webber, K. Chesser, T. Hartz. 3rd ROW: C. Chesser, D. Christiansen, K. Chesser, N. Nicholas, L. Jensen, D. Raabe, M. Isaacson, D. Rombout, M. Alpaugh, M. Hansen, A. Schmidt. 4th ROW: B. Phillips, Miss Shull, S. Johnson. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1st ROW: D. Wolford, J. Ratlifi, D. Kleinau, R. Nodine, L. Anderson, D. Vols, J. Kirkpatrick, Mr. Lane. 2nd ROW: D. Anderson, D. Presnell, C. Wise, D. Blackert, L. DeSkeere, M. Sanden, R. Oloffson, M. Kelm, T. Hoffman, D. Hadley, J. Thompson. 3rd ROW: R. Rank, J. Bohm, D. Rodgers, B. Wangelin, M. Thompson, B. Hansen, S. Wise, P. Kleiau, N. Knudson, J. Jaques, J. Slock. 52 OFFICERS Mechanics: M. Michlig, pres.; B. Sanden, v. pres.; Rev. Anderson; R. Raabe, member; and J. Hochstatter, sec ,-treas. CAA: BOTTOM: L. Plumley, rep.; L. Mon-son, v. pres.; A. Kerchner, pres.; K. Behrens, treas. 2nd ROW: M. Hoover, pari.; K. Miller, points chair.; R. Oberle, hist, absent: S. Thompson, sec. Newspaper (right) SITTING, K. Boyce, editor; STANDING, J. Mullin, R. Raabe, sport; C. Chesser, production; K. Behrens, feature; D. Lubbs, art; M. Schmidt, J. Hadley, art; J. Lower, sports; L. De-Brock, B. Harp, T. Hartz, art. F.F.A.: 1st ROW: J. Ratliff, D. Kleinau, R. Nodine, L. Anderson, D. Vols, J. Kirkpatrick. 2nd ROW: D. Blackert, T. Hoffman, B. Hansen, M. Kelm, D. Hadley, R. Oloffson, Mr. Lane. F.H.A. (below): SITTING: P. Doty, L. Kerber, M. Hoover, J. WalK STANDING, J. Kirkpatrick, S. VanOrmer, M. Schmidt, Miss Shnli Peterson, V. Stoller, C. Hansen. Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SITTING, from left. Ruby Mohr, Karin Clementz, Chris Roush, Margie Miller, Robin Jensen, Hilary Carlson. 2nd ROW: Jerry Kirkpatrick, Norita Nelson, Anita Schmidt, Lola Monson, Anita Kerchner, Kathy Behrens, Karen Miller, Mike Potter. 3rd ROW: Jerry Hadley, Dennis Lubbs, Rick Raabe, Randy Olson, A1 Dale, A1 DeDecker, Steve Wise, Ron Hudson, Jeff Mullin. Absent--Kathy Boyce, Karla Carpenter. QUILL AND SCROLL FRONT ROW--Anita Schmidt, Hilary Carlson, Chris Chesser. BACK ROW--Mr. Burton, advisor, Rick Raabe, Kathy Behrens, Karen Miller. Absent, Kathy Boyce. ANNUAL STAFF From left--Jerry Jacobson, photographer; Anita Schmidt, advertising manager; Hilary Carlson, editor; Robin Jensen, assistant editor; Ruby Mohr, financial manager. BAND From left--Al DeDecker, president; Karen Miller, secretary; Anita Kerchner, librarian LATIN CLUB From left--Anita Schmidt, treasurer; Steve Wise, reporter; Sue Thompson, vice-president; A1 Dale, president; Kathy Harp, secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL From left--Kathy Boyce, president; Mr. Lane, advisor; Jim Hochstatter, vice-president; Karla Carpenter, secretary-treasurer. t Marilyn Woodley--Secretary Elwood Anderson—Substitute FACULTY Grant Andresen--Social Studies, Basketball and Baseball Coach. D. William Lane--Principal, Agriculture, Biology. 56 Martha Johannsen--Math, Chemistry. Ed Lombard--French, History. Kay Shull--Home Ec., P.E. Greg McHenry--Art. Nada Simon--English, Speech. Joe Ricci --P.E., Drivers Education. Richard Townsend--Library, Guidance Couns. Karen Thomas--Band, Chorus. Frank Warner--Industrial Arts. 57 Darrell Ray Anderson James La Vern Anderson La Vern Katherine Ann Boyce Kathy Hilary Lynne Carlson Nothing Great Was Ever SEN Class Colors: Mint green and white Class Flower: White Rose Karla Sue Carpenter Christy Lee Chesser Chris Allen Micheal De Decker Al Dennis Ivan Draper ••Denny' Ronald Jerry Frank Farmer” Achieved Without Enthusiasm . Connie Sue Hansen Marjorie Ann Hansen ORS Class Advisors: Mr. Eugene Burton and Mr. Perry Whitson. James Ronald Hochstatter Jim Mary Anne Isaacson Jack Ray Jacques Jackie (Picture Lost) William Paul Kleinau Paul Neil A. Knudson Marsha Ann Konneck Babette Christine Larson Babs Michael Irvan Michlig Mike Ruby Elaine Mohr Richard Orin Nodine David Kent Presnell Dave 62 Anita Jean Schmidt Marleta Mary Schmidt Dennis Gilbert Vo Is Sherm David Lee Wolford Dave 63 David Kenneth Rodgers David Deanna Marie Rombout Susan Kay Thompson Sue Micheal Olin Thompson Mike SENIOR ACTIVITIES DARRELL RAY ANDERSON Football 1-4, MVP 4, Second team all-conference 4, Basketball 1-4, M' P at Wethersfield Tournament 4, 2nd team all-conference 3, Track 1-4, FFA 4, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, Class Vice-President 3, Homecoming King Attendant 4, Prom King attendant 3. JAMES LAVERN ANDERSON Newspaper Staff 2,3, FFA 1-4, Treasurer 2, Reporter 3, President 4, Soil Judging Contest 2, National Convention 3, State Convention 4, Class Citizenship Award 1, Farm Beautification 2, FFA Safety 3. KATHERINE ANN BOYCE CAA 1, Chorus I -4, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Feature Editor 2-3, Editor 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Latin Club 1 -4, Dramatics Club 3-4, Student Council 4, President 4, National Honor Society 2-4, Treasurer 3, Pep Club 3, DAR Award 4, Quill £ Scroll 3-4, 111. State Scholarship Finalist 4, Latin Award I, Homecoming Attendant 4, Carnival Attendant 2,4, Honor Guard 3, English Award 4, Class President 3, Reporter 2. Vice-President 4. HILARY LYNNE CARLSON Band 1 -4, Chorus 1 -4, Secretary 2-3, CAA 1 -4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Leadership Camp 3, CAA award 4, 1st and 2nd local £ state awards, Horizon Club 1 -4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4, Annual Staff 1 -4, Ad. Manager 2, Editor 3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Secretary 3, President 4, Cheering 1 -4, Captain 2-3, Student Council 1,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Honor Society 2-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1 -4, Girls Sextet 4, Brass Sextet 2, Madrigal 3-4, Chorus solo 1, Music camp 2, Class President 1, Secretary--Reporter 4, 111. State Scholarship Finalist 4, Citizenship Award 1,2,4, Math Award 3, Latin Award 1 , Science Award 4, Quill £ Scroll 3-4, Sweetheart Prom attendant 1 , Homecoming attendant 4, Honor Guard 3. KARLA SUE CARPENTER Band 1 -2, Chorus I -4, Horizon Club 1-4, Latin Club 1 -4, CAA 1 -2, Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 2-4, President 4, Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Pep Club 3, Points Chairman 3. CHRISTY LEE CHESSER F.H.A. 3-4, GAA 1-3, Newspaper Staff 1-4, Production Editor 4, Annual Staff 2-4, Latin Club 1-3, Dramatics Club 2-4, Chorus I -4, Band I -4, Secretary 3, Librarian 1 -3, Pep Club 3. ALLEN MICHAEL DeDECKER Band 1 -4, President 4, Latin Club 1 -4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Dramatics Club 3-4, Madrigal 2-4, Student Council 1-3, Vice-President 2-3, National Honor Society 2-4, Class President 2,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 1, Chorus 1 -4, Reporter 3, Boys' State Candidate 3, Vocal Solo 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 1, King 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, MVP 3, Track 1,2, Honor Guard 3. DENNIS IVAN DRAPER FFA 2,3, FFA Construction 2, Latin Club 1,3,4, Pep Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, Track 1, Citizenship Award 3, Pop Man 4. RONALD JERRY FRANK Football 1-4, All-conference 3,4, All-state honorable mention 3, Basketball 1-3, Track 1-4, Chorus 1-4, FFA 2,3, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 3,4, Dramatics Club 2,3. CONNIE SUE HANSEN Band 1-4, FHA 1-4, FHA Award 2,3, Dramatics Club 2, Newspaper Staff 3,4. MARJORIE ANN HANSEN Chorus 1,2, FHA 1-4, Public Relations 3. JAMES RONALD HOCHSTATTER Football 1-4, All-conference 4, Basketball 1 -4, Track 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Industrial Arts Club 4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 2,4, Reporter 2,4, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 1, Band 1-3, Chorus 1-4, Class Vice-President 2, Carnival Attendant 2. MARY ANNE ISAACSON FHA 3,4, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Latin Club 1 -4. JACKIE RAY JAQUES Basketball 1,2, Track 1 -4, Football 1, FFA 3,4, Poultry Award, P.E. All-Star. WILLIAM PAUL KLEINAU Basketball 1,2, Football 4, Track 1, FFA 1 -4, Green Hand Award 1, Soil Judging 1, Soil Conservation Award 2, Chapter Award 2, International Livestock Exposition 1,2, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Dramatics Club 4, P.E. All Stars 4. MARSHA ANN K CM NECK GAA 1,2, FHA 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 3,4, Chorus 1 -4, Madrigal 3, Pep Club 3, Attendance Keeper 3. NEIL AUBREY KNUDSEN FFA 1,2,4, Greenhand Award, Chapter Award, Meat Judging 3, Football Manager 1,2, Track Manager 1,2, Dramatics Club 4. BABETTE CHRISTINE LARSON Newspaper Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Pep Club 3, Dramatics Club 2-4, Librarian 1 -4. DIANA SUSAN UCKHART FHA 1-4, Chorus 1,2. MICHAEL IRVON MICHLIG Football 1-4, First Team All-Conference 3, Second Team All-Conference 4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1,2, Track 1,2, Latin Club I, Dramatics Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1 -3, Industrial Arts Club 4, President 4, Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 4. RUBY ELAINE MOHR Band 1-4, Solo 2, Chorus 1 -4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Business Manager 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 1,3, Latin Club 1-4, FHA 2-4, 2nd Vice-President 3, Horizon Club 1 -4, Music Camp 2, Flute Trio 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 4, 111. State Scholarship Finalist 4, Honor Guard 3. RICHARD ORIN NODINE FFA 1-4, Jr. Vice-President 2, Sentinel 4, Livestock Award 1, Nat'l. Convention 4, Soil Judging 2, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3-4, Track 1, Football 2, P.E. All-Stars 3-4. DAVID KENT P RE SNELL Football 1, Track 1 -2,4 FFA 1 -4, Jr. Secretary 2, Greenhand Award, Chapter Farmer Award, PE All-Star. DAVID KENNETH RODGERS FFA 1-4, Jr. Sentinel 2, Greenhand Award, Chapter Farmer Award, PE All Stars Coach. DEANNA MARIE ROMBOUT FHA 1 -4, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Pep Club 1 , Annual Staff 3. ANITA JEAN SCHMIDT GAA 1-4, FHA 4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Latin Club 1-4, Treasurer 4, Horizon Club 1-4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4, Band 1-4, Chorus 1 -4, Solo 3, Madrigal 3, Girls Sextet 4, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 3-4, Advertising Manager 4, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Class Treasurer 2, Reporter 3, 111. State Scholarship Finalist 4, Sweetheart Prom Attendant 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. MARLETA MARY SCHMIDT Chorus 1-4, Band 1 -4, GAA 1 -2, Latin Club 1, Annual Staff 3-4, FHA 2-4, Historian 4, Newspaper Staff I -4, Staff Artist 4, Pep Club 3, Reporter 3, Dramatics Club 3-4, Librarian 2-3. MICHAEL OLIN THOMPSON FFA 2-4, Greenhand Award, Chapter Award, Football 3, Track 2, Basketball 2-3, Manager I, PE All-Stars 4. SUSAN KAY THOMPSON GAA 1-4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Proofreader, Horizon Club 2, Latin Club 1-4, Vice-President 4, Pep Club 3, Class Secretary 3, Homecoming Queen 4. DENNIS GILBERT VOLS Football 1-4, FFA 1-4, State Convention 2-3, National Convention 4, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2-4, junior officer 1, Livestock Award 3, Junior Star Farmer 2, PE All-Stars 3-4. DAVID LEE WOLFORD 64 Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Baseball 3, FFA 2-4. SENIOR PROPHECY Dear Anita, It was really too bad you missed our 20th class reunion. It was really exciting, especially since hardly any of us had ever been to a party at the White House. We always knew KARLA (CARPENTER) was a great leader, but to be elected President of the United States! Did you know that MARY ISAACSON is her press secretary? She got pretty good practice as Mrs. Simon's secretary. BABETTE was there, too. I was really surprised when she was elected the Democratic Senator from Arizona,, beating Coldwater. SUE THOMPSON gave up her title as the world's leading beautician last year to become Karla's private hairdresser. AL DeDECKER was there and you'll never guess what he is now. A priest! He always was pious and clean-cut. RUBY MOHR is now the head nurse at Perry Memorial. JIM HOCHSTATTER got there just covered with lipstick. He's now the All-American playboy. You wouldn't believe how much DENNIS VOLS has changed. He was just made president of Alcoholics Anonymous a few months ago. KATHY BOYCE was there writing a story about it for LIFE, of which she is now editor. She's also the editor of LOOK, POST, and JACK G JILL. Not far from Kathy, as usual, were Marsha Konneck and Marleta Schmidt. MARSHA is still a go-go girl in California. MARLETA is now a full time church secretary, but still finds time to run a pheasant farm. DARRELL ANDERSON ran all the way from Illinois to keep in shape. He turned a pro athlete after winning 68 gold medals in the Olympics. MIKE MICHLIG owns Texaco and is known across the country as The man who wears the star. MIKE THOMPSON wasn't able to be there. He's still in the Navy and he was just made an Admiral. CHRIS CHESSER is a CPA at Rich's Ag Service. She got her practice working at the high school office. PAUL KLEINAU left the party early. He's driving in the Indianapolis 500 next week. Have you seen LaVERN ANDERSON on TV yet? He took over the part of Captain Kangaroo. DAVE WOLFORD plays the part of Grandfather Clock. I guess he really likes it. He gets to sleep a lot. DEANNA ROMBOUT has become a high fashion model. She models dresses designed by MARJORIE HANSEN. CONNIE HANSEN has just written a new book called 1001 ways to keep house. DAVID RODGERS has opened a resort on the canal where he rents OUT paddle boats. RICH NODINE is the head janitor and butler at the White House. RON FRANK has finally earned his nickname. He now farms all of Oklahoma. JACK JACQUES has just returned from playing an engagement at the Stork Club. He's still with the same group, but with a different name. Of course, DAVE PRESNELL was with Jack. Dave is the head of a reform school, formerly known as good old Manlius High. NEIL KNUDSON has changed his ways and now owns and operates a barber shop. DENNY DRAPER went on to greater things from being the pop man of our class. He handled the catering service for the party. DIANE LICKHART is a private secretary to an executive of AT G T. Since my last picture I've made a quick trip to India to see the Maharishie and I feel much better. It's too bad you couldn't have been there to see everyone, but I know, ANITA, that your first love is the Opera. And there aren't very many people who get a 2 year engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House. Maybe you'll be at our next reunion. Hilary SENIOR WILL I, Babette Larson, will to Kathy Behrens my ability to get along with teachers. I, Marjorie Hansen, will to Mary Jo Alpaugh a bottle of pop every Sunday morning. I, David Rodgers, will to Jim Ratliff my good hope can opener. I, Chris Chesser, will to Jean Wallace my grace and my ability to jump over hedges. I, Neil Knudson, will to Vicki Stoller my ability to give up bad habits. I, Connie Hansen, will to Kathy Chesser my ability to lose weight without trying. I, Diane Lickhart, will to Karen Miller my 286 records and one comic book on Sunday. I, Deanna Rombout, will to Lynette Blackert my figure. I, Paul Kleinau, will to Jerry Kirkpatrick my ability to get along with Mr. Lane. I, Dave Wolford, will to Dick Kleinau the franchise to my sports supplies. I, Darrell Anderson, will to Bruce Jacobson, my co-ordination. I. LaVern Anderson, will to Ron Hudson my ability to run an IBM computer for the government. I, Jim Hochstatter, will to Kathy Harp 3 years of my age so she'll be old enough to go out with Rick. I, Sue Thompson, will to Marilyn Monroe, alias Carol Sleaford, one bottle of sleeping pills. I, Mary Isaacson, will to Rita Oberle the ability to get up in time to catch the bus and the ability to know who's in Ottawa. I, Ron Frank, will to Rick Raabe one new church key and my ability to get along with girls. I, Mike Thompson, will to Jerry Kirkpatrick all my luck in getting a gigantic farm and luck in getting it first. I, Jack Jaques, will to Rick Raabe all of my smarts to help him goof-off more in school (as if he needs it). I, Kathy Boyce, will to Dave Berry 2 bus tickets--one to Bloomington and the other to Walnut. I, Mike Michlig, will to Butch Sanden my height, my ability to keep cars running, and change for a dollar. I, Marsha Konneck, will to Linda Kerber my nickname, which is Mrs. Boone. I, Karla Carpenter, will to Kathy Harp my ability to get along with Linda Kerber in P.E. class. I, Dennis Vols, will to Lesley Plumley my best ability as a Belgium so she can get along better with Al. I, Al DeDecker, will to Steve Wise my ability to be clean-cut in the halls. I, Anita Schmidt, will to Rita Oberle my ability to arrange a date without blowing it. I, Marleta Schmidt, will to Anita Kerchner my ability for making formulas in Chemistry like tri-nitro-toluene (TNT). I, Denny Draper, will to Al Dale a screw driver and a life time supply of casts. I, Ruby Mohr, will to Lola Monson my ability as a great mathematician. I, Dave Presnell, will to Rick Raabe my ability for studying in study halls. I, Rich Nodine, will to Marcia Hoover my ability to stand up and say no. I, Hilary Carlson, will to Robin Jensen, my ability to make up my own formulas in math, my ability to add, everything to do with the annual, and anything else that will hinder her from getting through next year. 65 JUNIOR CLASS Mary Jo Alpaugh Kathy Behrens David Berry Lynette Blackert Kathy Chesser Kathy Harp Marcia Hoover Ronnie Hudson Bruce Jacobson Robin Jensen Linda Kerber Anita Kerchner Jerry Kirpatrick Mary Jo Klachko Richard Kleinau Karen Miller Lola Monson Rita Oberle Lesley Plumley Rick Raabe SOPHOMORE CLASS Marsha Alpaugh Kevin Carpenter Karin Clement7. Ed Donahue Pat Doty Donald Hadley Jerry Hadley Terri Hartz Jerry Jacobson Leon Jensen Lois Jenson Ronnie Johnson Sally Johnson Mike Kelm Kathy King Julie Kirkpatrick Jim Lower Dennis Lubbs Margie Miller Rose Mohr Jeff Mullin David Neahring Karen Nelson Norita Nelson Nita Nicholas Randy Olson Chris Peterson Beverly Phillips Ed Potter Mike Potter Chris Roush Dan Thompson Jim Thompson Sue Van Ormer 67 Absent: Betty Wangelin Bill Wangelin FRESHMEN CLASS Dean Blackert John Bohm Laura Buckley Arthur Dale Larry DeBrock La Vera DeSkeere Karen Chesser Debbie Christensen Jeanette Freeberg Vernon Hanson Butch Harp Tom Huffman Donna Hudson Pat Hurley Linda Monson Randy Muss el man Rick Oloffson Kathy Pierson Allen Plumley Debbie Ragbe Rusty Rank Mick Sanden Merlon Schuneman Joe Slock Julie Stier Pat Thompson Shirley Thorp Patsy Webber Virginia Webber Craig Wise Linda Wolford SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Allen DeDecker Vice Pres. Kathy Boyce Sec. -Reporter Hilary Carlson Treasurer Mike Michlig JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Ronnie Hudson Vice Pres. Karen Miller Sec. Anita Kerchner Treasurer Vicki Stoller Reporter Jerry Kirkpatrick SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Dennis Lubbs Vice Pres. Chris Roush Sec. Chris Peterson Treasurer Norita Nelson Reporter Jim Lower FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Butch Harp Vice Pres. Merlon Schuneman Sec. Debbie Christiansen Treasurer Larry DeBrock Reporter Arthur Dale Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '68 Always Remember 'firestone 'The Safe Tire Distributed by ART CARLSON S BOLLMAN OIL AND TIRE INC. Manlius - -Princeton - -Ottawa North Central Illinois's Largest Tire Distributor Catton’s Texaco Tires Batteries Service of All Kinds TIXaC Congratulations to 68 Seniors Phone 445-3761 Manlius, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 Manlius Oil Company Tires, Batteries, and Accessories SCHUNEMAN Congratulations Class of 68 AGENCY Manlius, Illinois First National All Forms of Insurance Rank of Manlius F. C. Schuneman M. L. Schuneman Agents Member of Federal Reserve System Phone 445-2622 Manlius, Illinois John Rashid Cardinal Market Low Prices Everyday Compliments of Finer Foods Since 1928 Howard A. Johnson Featuring Delmonte Richelieu Brands Sealtest Swifts Premium Ice Cream U.S. Choice Beef Cuts Only Quality Fruits Manlius, Illinois Phone 445 Where Your Dollar Has More Cents Phone 445-2933 Manlius, Illinois Congratulations Seniors Sterling School of Beauty Culture, Inc. East End Super Service Featuring Pivot Point, International Method of Hairstyling Milady Charm Finishing All-in-One Course 6th St. East Peru Princeton, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 68 2-6331 know iiI 'jl ou q oil- c«r and CAS too! Barcol Overdoor Co. Compliments Overhead Doors Cold Storage Doors Electric Operators Switch Controls of Sheffield, Illinois C. M. Berfield M.D. Good Luck to the Class of 68 Smith Company Welding Fabrication Manlius, Illinois Boyce s Shell Service Junction of Route 88 and Manlius Road Gas--Oil - -Tires Minor Repairs--Tune Up Open All Week Phone 445-3751 Manlius, Illinois Ward Marie Boyce Your Friendly Tavern Serving Pizza Anytime Beulah Whitlock Phone 445-2563 Manlius, Illinois Congratulations Class of ”68 Compliments of Larsen’s Store Manlius, Illinois Rich’s Ag Service Manlius, Illinois Phone 815-445-2491 Compliments of C. JAMES BOENDER Texaco Distributor 445-2614 Manlius, 111. Custom Grinding Mixing--Grain Bank Complete Farm Programming Feed - - Chemicals Seed- - Fertilizer Grain--Farm Supplies Compliments of DR. E. E. MULLIN’, M.D. Manlius, 111. PORKY’S PLACE FORDAM'S BARBER SHOP Good Eats Expert Haircuts Manlius, 111. Manlius, 111. Compliments of MANLIUS LUMBER COMPANY Compliments to the Class of 68 CRANE HARDWARE Manlius, 111. Manlius, 111. AVANTI’S PIZZA Home of Gino Pizza Walnut, 111. PEARL'S LUNCHEONETTE Breakfasts, Plate Luncheons Phone 699-7742 Wyanet, 111. STEVE'S CONOCO STATION Wyanet, Illinois JEAN’S SHOPPE Distinctive Fashions 109 North King Wyanet, 111. Phone 699-7731 Tops for Yield in Official Tests and on the Farm [ PIONEER, 1 X 1 BBANO J SEED CORN Princeton, Illinois Compliments of PRINCE WELDING SHOP FIRST NATIONAL • rJf A BANK OF WYANET J Wyanet, Illinois Wyanet, 111. — - Phone 699-2294 GILTNER’S STORE CULLIGAN TRI-COUNTY Dry Goods--Notions--Shoes SALES AND SERVICE, INC. Phone 699-2420 Wyanet, 111. Wyanet, 111. Phone 699-2206 Compliments of DILLER-ROD INC. C. J. DUNBAR International Harvester Parts, Labor, Service Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois H. A. DETWEILER DUNBAR FURNITURE General Insurance 311 First Avenue 202 E. Third Street Sterling, Illinois Sterling, Illinois KLINE'S DEPARTMENT STORE HAYES SANITONE DRY CLEANERS 1st Avenue Sheffield, Illinois Sterling, Illinois 454-2215 F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. F. C. DEWEY CO. AND EMPLOYEES Grain Lumber Dealers Annawan, Illinois Sterling, Illinois Mineral, Illinois Compliments of the FLOOR COVERING STERLING FASHION SHOP Carpeting--Linoleum Sterling, Illinois Floor Tile--Wall Ceramic Wishing You a Bright Future Sheffield, Illinois THE BUREAU COUNTY WHIPPLE SALES SERVICE REPUBLICAN, INC. Bureau County Record Chevrolet- -Minneapolis Bureau County Republican Moline and New Holland Princeton, Illinois Buda, Illinois PRINCETON FURNITURE RAY'S SHELL SERVICE East Peru Street Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois LEAFY LANE DAIRY GUNN A R PIHL Home Delivery Registered Jeweler, A.G.S. Princeton, Illinois Phone 2-2111 Princeton, Illinois SPECKER AND LENDMAN GAS FOR LESS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Washing- -Greasing- -Polishing 319 1st Avenue Wyanet, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois Phone 699-2211 ROCK FALLS SCHOOL OF CARPS DEPARTMENT STORE BEAUTY CULTURE 223 West Second Street The Store for the Whole Family Rock Falls, Illinois Small Classes Princeton, Illinois Coiffure s hv Florence and Wiggerv 410 South Main Princeton, Illinois Phone 2-9511 Florence L. Klachko, Owner Thompson Marine Sales 1405 Shore Acres--Rock Falls, 111. Chris-Craft Cavalier and Century Star craft All Models Camping Trailers Complete Repair Glastron Fiberglass and Evinrude Motors Storage Facilities Boat Trailers Complete Line of Marine Equipment Phone 625-2762 Hickory Grove Hunting and Camping Area For Camping Phone 454-2338 For Hunting Phone 699-2603 Hunting October 15 to March 15 Camping May 1 to November 1 Compliments Dr. White and Dr. Gardner of Sheffield Order Buvers Phone 454-2344 Sheffield, Illinois Buda--3131 _______ Sheffield--454-2216 La Salle-Peru The Tampico Farmers Elevator Company Tampico, Illinois Holiday Inn 438-6155 Dealers in Grain, Feed, Fertilizer, and Seed Good Luck, Seniors! Cassen's Hydraulic Equipment Co. Atherton Crain Company Grain- -Coal - -Seed - -Fertilizer Builders of Tilt Beds--Truck Boxes Hydraulic Track Hoists Phone: Walnut 379-2177 Normandy 379-2557 Phone: Area Code 815 438-6431 Tampico, Illinois Walnut, Illinois and Normandy, Illinois P-A-G DIVISION W. R. Grace Co. Walnut, Illinois Producer of P-A-G Hybrid Seed Corn Distributing P-A-G Hybrid Seed Corn and Small Seeds Sprayers and Sprayer Parts JOHNSON MOTORS Princeton, Illinois New and Used Cars Best Wishes to the Seniors of M.H.S. Congratulations to the Graduating Class IIAHRY L. FRANK N MACHINERY Knipco Heaters Brillion Stalk Stredders Phone Walnut 379-2373 Normandy, Illinois RESOR MUSIC COMPANY Complete Musical Service Princeton, Illinois Compliments of Princeton, Illinois Compliments of PRINCETON NEW CAR DEALER'S ASSN. Princeton, Illinois BECK OIL COMPANY Congratulations Class of ”68 Fairgrounds Corner Rte. 26, Princeton, 111. Phone 3-7911 3-8926 DRUGS KIRBY PHARMACY 460 S. Main Princeton, Illinois NELSON DRUG STORE Princeton, 111. FAWCETT'S PHARMACY CLAUDE BAILEY 611 S. Main Princeton Free Delivery Trailer Sales Quality; the Priceless Ingredient in Every Prescription Jame C. Small, R.Ph. Princeton, Illinois HOOPPOLE LUMBER AND GRAIN CO. YORKTOWN Kent Feeds--Grain Bank ) Fertilizer Blending LUMBER Custom Spreading V,. AND GRAIN Hooppole, Illinois Yorktown, € Illinois Jl Phone 948-2441 GUZZARDO NEWSTAND AND CARD SHOP LEE'S 104 W. Second Kewanee, 111. 117 North Main St. Kewanee, 111. GLAD HATS ANDERSON’S JEWELRY 3 By Glad Euard 202 N. Tremont Kewanee, 111. Kewanee, 111. Compliments of IGLOO DRIVE-IN BREEDLOVE'S Sports and Toys 2819 Fourth Street Kewanee, Illinois Peru, Illinois BERTRAND'S MUSICAL VIBRATOR MANUFACTURING LABORATORY COMPANY Instrument--Repairs and Industrial Vibrators Accessories Neponset, Illinois 410 W. 3rd St. Spring Valley, 111. Good Luck to the Class of 68 HAYDEN'S TAVERN CAIN'S REXALL STORE AND RESTAURANT Tampico, Illinois Phone 438-6775 Neponset, Illinois == ——— ■ Phone Nep. 8421 =- — - . -s. : i ? Congratulations to the Class of 68 VERA'S LUNCH Tampico, Illinois FROST DRIVE IN Phone 438-6565 West Edge of Geneseo on V— Route 6 f] Fine Food H . H. JAQUET FARM STEWART'S EQUIPMENT WHITESIDE SERVICE Walnut, Illinois Firestone Tires Farm Supply Products Phone 379-2313 Tampico, 111. Phone 438-6445 WALNUT GRAIN COMPANY Compliments of Grain, Coal, Seed, Feed LYLE PIERCE Phone 379-2121 Manlius, 111. Walnut, Illinois Our 50th Year THOMPSON REX ALL DRUG C. A. JENSEN Prescription Specialists Hallmark Cards JEWELERS Top Value Stamps 709 First Street Spring Valley, 111. 663-4711 LaSalle, 111. BI-RITE SUPERMARKET L. H. ANDERSON Walnut, 111. 379-2060 Kewanee, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1 68 Compliments of ANNAWAN IMPLEMENT CO. E. W. HOUGHTON ELEVATOR COMPANY John Deere Implements LaMoille, Illinois Phone 935-6239 638-2141 Annawan, Illinois THE ADRIENNE'S BEAUTY SHOP WALNUT LEADER Revlon Cosmetics Exclusive 100% Hair Goods Wigs, Wiglets, and Falls Walnut, Walnut, Illinois Illinois 379-2375 THE PEACH BOWL FINK MOTOR SALES Route 92 Walnut, Illinois Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Distributors of Shell Products Accessories--Auto Parts Bowling, Food, and Cocktails Walnut, Illinois Phone 379-2191 CYRIL HEITZLER John Deere Dealer Wheeling Dealing Trader 50 Miles East of Moline Walnut, Illinois Phone 379-2171 LAWRENCE’S GREENHOUSE f| Walnut, Illinois Phone 379-2800 ‘ Flowers for All Occasions ECKBERG OIL COMPANY GONIGAM-BASS-HILL INCORPORATED HI Walnut, Illinois 379-2488 International Harvester New Idea Farm Machinery Walnut, Illinois FOLSOM’S BAKERY Compliments of 319 1st Ave. Sterling, 111. Phone 625-8090 DR. J. P. BELHA Wedding Birthday Cakes Ready To Order. Special Attention Given to Churches Schools Manlius, Illinois BARKER MILLING GRAIN CO. WYANET BODY SHOP Grinding - -Mixing - - Feed - - Seed Molasses Blending--Oat Hulling Rolling--Fence Livestock Supplies Wyanet, Illinois Phone 699-2235 699-2262 Wyanet Auto Mat Complete Radiator Service Wyanet, Illinois Phone 699-2271 NELICK’S DRUGS WALNUT CHEESE CO. 379-2311 Makers of 18 Variations Natural Aged Cheese Distributors of Salads Dessert Puddings Walnut, Illinois Phone 379-2919 Walnut, Illinois DEEP ROCK PLAZA SULLIVAN'S Interstate 80 Atkinson, Illinois Men's and Boy's Wear Visit Our Stag Shop Congratulations, Class of '68 Sterling, Illinois JOSEPHSON SON Since 1880 COPPLES STANDARD fa SERVICE n w rii- • STANDARD Buda, Illinois 24 Hour Towing Princeton, Illinois PRINCETON TIRE SERVICE, INC. Complete Tire Service Harold Roger Princeton, Illinois Phone 2-9241 EWALT BUILDING CENTER ANDERSONS MOSSHART Clothing Shoes Princeton, Illinois 139 S. Main Compliments of Walnut, Illinois THE CRYSTAL SHOP Kewanee, Illinois LAKE STREET FLORAL CO. EPPERSON FURNITURE STORE Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere 215 N. Main St. Phone 2780 Kewanee, Illinois New Used Furniture Floor Wall Covering Walnut, Illinois Ph. 379-2411 WALNUT SPEED WASH JIM’S PLACE Walnut, Illinois Tampico, Illinois TAMPICO CERTIFIED SUPERMARKET ARMSTRONG SERVICE STATION Every Day Low-Low Prices Neponset, Illinois Tampico, Illinois Phone 438-6900 Phone 2811 LaSALLE OFFICE SUPPLY ROBBINS GROCERY AND EQUIPMENT CO. Neponset, Illinois 821 First Street Phone: Nep. 2591 LaSalle, Illinois GUZIEC DRUGS HARVEY'S SALON 641 First Street LaSalle, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois KOEHLERS, INC. Congratulations to the Class of ’68 LaSalle, Illinois MOREY’S STANDARD Mineral, Illinois PAUL KHOURY'S JOHN RILEY Groceries Meats Store for Men General Merchandise LaSalle, Illinois Mineral, Illinois FORMHALS DRUG STORE F. C. DEWEY CO. 633 First Street Since 1898 LaSalle, Illinois Lumber Grain Dealers Phone 223-2056 Mineral, Illinois HUGHE’S OLDSMOBILE Compliments of CADILLAC, INC. BERTA'S VILLAGE CAFE 114 N. Chestnut Street Kewanee, Illinois Hoopole, Illinois GERWIG'S VAN ORIN FARMERS ELEVATOR SUPPLY CO. Kewanee, Illinois Van Orin, Illinois MYERS FORD Ford--Lincoln - -Mercury Sears 506 Locust Sterling, Illinois Downtown Sterling You Buy Better When You Buy at Sears SHEFFIELD BRICK CO. THORWALD NELSON Sheffield, Illinois Raleigh Dealer 454-2411 Sheffield, Illinois DICK KUSTER HARVEY COMP SHELL STATION F.S. Petroleum Products J 1 Sheffield, f Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Kg 454-2131 FOREST L. KERBER GARFIELD STIER CO. 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