Earlville High School - Raidorian Our Years Yearbook (Earlville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

Raidorian 1979 Volume XXXI Earlville High School Earlville, Illinois 2 3 We dedicate this edition of the Raidorian Yearbook co the faculty at Earlville Schools. In the very beginning, when we started school, they were there to teach us the basics. They helped to build our intellects and to reinforce our mental capaci- ties . As the years passed, we learned more and more about different aspects of life. Somewhere along the way, we started taking the teachers for granted, and along with being taken for granted, they were also forgotten. When they are remem- bered, it is usually not because of their good qualities, but because we feel that they were too rough on us with an overabundance of homework or that they just didn't agree with our w'ay of thinking. Some of them were more than the stereotype classroom teachers. Those few helped with a deeper understanding of the complex problems involved with each individual. Because they possessed that discerning faculty, they were truly able to help troubled or lost students. Now is the time to realize that teachers are not our belligerent enemies. They however, professionals working with us towards a common goal, the attain- of more enriched minds. ah S' - 4 Science 6 History i 1. Such eagerness to dig right into World History; 2. Back in the olden days ... 3. Do you always sit in class with your books closed? j 4. Another chance for an A! 7 Le Page De Francais Et Le Circle Francais 1. BonjourGuy, on va a la plage ?; 2. I try, I really, really try! ; 3. French Club: SEATED: C. Seaton; D. Zimmerman; P. Jones, M. Gast; D. Dettore; V. Pettenger, R. Robinson; T. Fultz; S. Russell; STAND- ING; R. Schmitz; B. VonSeggem; L. Carter, B. Bagby, J. Rhodes, S. Cronin, T. Towns, A. Osborne, J. Gauer; S. Sprowls; Mary Bender, Advisor. English 1. What a nice little group.; 2. English is fun, right Dave? ; 3. What flavor is it, Carol? ; 4. Are you camera shy?; 5. Jane, hard at work. 9 Industrial Arts 10 1. 1 finally made it! ; 2. ' 'What ya doin', Rick? ; 3. Busy Beavers! ; 4. Don't sand your finger! Home Economics 1. Any questions, girls? 2. Smile, it's only Home Ec. 3. Follow the dotted line. 4. Brides to be ... when? 5. Sew What! 11 Art 12 I.V.V.C. Educational Program Math 14 Drivers' Education 1. ... And they1 re off; 2. Drivers' Ed. car donated by Nor- ton's; 3. Learning the rules of the road; 4. The hands of the future; 5. Survived another one ! 1 16 Health Education 1. Instructions in life saving techniques. 2. Ron Duval helping with CPR instructions. 3. CPR dem- onstrated on small infants. 4. Junior High and High School Health instructor. 5. The two man CPR method. 17 Physical Education 1. Mickelson! What are you making these girls do now? 2. Determination 3. Hello sports fans! Today's interview is with ... 4. Help! Hellllp! Student Council To Great America Top: I. Boltz; J. Anderson; D. Ridge; Bottom: D. Zimmerman; L. We- ber; T. Landers; K. Hardin; J. Norton; R. Schmitt; J. Cronin; S. Imel; J. Carter; C. Schrecengost; J. Malkey; L. Powell; J. Todd. Once again, Student Council took the Honor Students to Great America for a very en- joyable day of excitement. Dedicated But Few: Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff: Library Club 1. QUIET!!! ; 2. Members in tree: D. No- vak; D. Ridge; K. Hardin; S. Sprowls; J. Malkey; STANDING: J. Stegman; C. Mills; J. Hamel; K. Wilson; J. Stegman; SEATED: J. Gauer; B. Mumm; K. Tuftee; P. Powell.; 3. Hard at work! ; 4. Studying? 1. J. Anderson-Comet; 2. J. Boltz-Trombone; 3. J. Stegman-Bass Clarinet; 4. C. Weber-Tuba; 5. S. Kaleel-Comet. Band: Practice And Performance 24 25 Flags And Rifles Individuals Excel In Football FRONT ROW: D. Stanford; W. Perkins; P. Finnell; K. Hardin; D. Wilson; J. Cronin; D. Johnson; J. Lockard. SECOND ROW: J. Boltz; B. Johnson; M. Norton; K. Hardin; M. Anderson D. Dettore; L. Childs; D. Skinner; M. Sanford. BACKROW: Coach Richard Koehler; B. Budach; R. Torman; T. Rupert; L. Leonard; B. Boyle; B. Mrnnm; D. Novak; S. Whitecotton. 26 The 1978 Earlville Varsity Football team established a 2-7 mark in Little 8 Conference play. Lack of participation, depth, and a tough schedule were all contributing factors in the campaign. Individual performance took precedence over team performance in 1978. Kerry Hardin's 41 pass recep- tions record was one of the best marks in the state. Defensively the Red Raiders were led by Lambert Leonard with 161 tackles. Don Novak led the scoring with nine touchdowns. 29 Number One Football Fans Football Cheerleaders, clockwise starting in front: Laura Cronin; Debbie Zimmerman; Dawn Hill; Sandy Imel; Johnna Stegman; Sandy Cox; Kathy Thorsen; Dena Zimmerman; Linda Powell. Ab- sent: Wendy Bidstrup. 30 And Basketball Too 31 J. V. Basketball Team Works On Fundamentals Team members, left to right: B. Sanford, M. Norton, J. Einhaus, T. Campbell, B. Russell, B. Norton, B. Boyle, M. Anderson, B. Johnson, D. Dettore, D. Skinner, Coach Richard Koehler. The 1978-79 Fr. -Soph. Basketball team worked mainly on fundamentals and building confidence in the players. After a rough start and tough schedule, the team smoothed out most of its problems and ended the season strong. The team was lead all year by Mark Anderson and Tim Campbell. r' A Winning Varsity Season FRONT ROW: D. LeRette; B. Wald; S. Whitecotton; K. Hardinj L. Childs; J. Anderson; R. Torman, Manager. BACK ROW: Coach Tom Guenther; J. Boltz; D. Novak; R. Torman; D. Skinner; T. Slaughterback; L. Leonard; K. Tuftee. The Red Raiders' 1978-1979 basketball team finished the season differently from past Earlville teams. A 15-10 record was the first winning season notched by a varsity basketball squad in ten years. A 6-3 record in the Little 1'8 Conference was good for a fourth place finish. Competition in the LEC Holiday Tournament also found the Raiders capturing a fourth place finish. 33 J. V. ’s First In Conference Front row; J. Cronin; J. Ed- dings; L. Kelly; S. Imel; T. Hanson; Middle row: D. Ed- dings; T. Landers; S. Cox; A. Svendsen; K. Thorsen; K. Gray; Back row: J. Carter; J. Norton; N. Ostrem: M. Gast; S. Cronin; C. Finkle; Coach Mrs. Mickelson. Managers G Scorekeepers, top to bottom: J. Anderson; J. Todd; M. Cronin; J. Stegman; S. Kaleel; J. Malkey. 34 Varsity Shows Improvement Front Row: L. Finnell; J. Hamel; K. Wilson; D. Hill; S. lmel; Back Row: Coach Roberta Mickelson; C. Schre- cengost; C. Mills; D. Ridge; R. Schmitz; C. Seaton. The Varsity Volleyball team at E.H.S. this year was the most exciting and competitive ever. The highlights of the season were playing very well against 1 Huntley in the Conference Tournament and defeating Serena in the District Tournament. Some of the best skilled players will return next year, and Earlville may be one of the top teams in the conference. J5 FIRST ROW: R. Schmitz; T. Landers; T. Hanson; S. Cox; J. Stegman; M. Gast; N. Ostrem; SECOND ROW: C. Schrecengost; W. Bidstrup; P. Jones; J. Jones; S. Imel; L. Kelly; J. Eddings; THIRD ROW: Coach Den- nis Michalak; J. Norton; K. Wilson; P. Powell; D. Hill; L. Powell; AB- SENT ARE: J. Carter; D. Eddings; A. Svendson; K. Thorson. 36 Golf 37 1 and 2: Coach Richard Koehler shows Jay Cody the proper stance and swing; 3. M. Anderson; D. LeRette; J. Cody; J. Fischer; J. Todd; Coach Koehler. Winter Shortens Bowling Season As usual the severe winter cut short the bowling schedule, with only seven matches, including the Walnut-Tampico Invitational, the Conference Tournament and the District Tournament. The Raiders had a young bowling team with only one senior on the starting team, and are looking to the future. Very skilled individ- uals make up the teams; and hopefully if they get it all together at the same time, they will become a competitive team. 38 1978-79 Sports Statistics VOLLEYBALL VARSITY: 1978 Most Valuable Player Carol Schrecengost 1978 Most Improved Player Karen Wilson 1978 Hustle Award Sandy Imel 1978 Co-Captains Denise Ridge Carol Schrecengost Varsity Record: 8-10 1978 Coach's Award Julie Hamel JUNIOR VARS ITY: Most Valuable J.V. Player Jane Norton Jane Carter Most Improved J.V. Player Carol Finkle J.V. Record: 12-2 BOWLING 1978 High Individual Game Sandy Imel 186 1978 High Individual Average Sandy Imel 135 1978 High Individual Series Sandy Imel 500 BASKETBALL Team Captains Steve Whitecotton Randy Torman TRACK Records set this year in 8 out of 16 events: High Jump Jane Norton 4'9 Discus Dawn Hill 81' 9 220 Yard Low Hurdles Jody Jones 37.8 880 Yard Run Jane Carter 2:45.7 440 Yard Dash Jane Norton 66.1 1 Mile Run Jody Jones 5:58.1 880 Yard Medley Relay Jeanine Eddings Carol Schrecengost 2:05.2 Terri Hanson Jane Norton Mile Relay Jane Norton 4:41 Wendy Bidstrup Jane Carter Terri Hanson All Little 8'' Conference Randy Torman Steve Whitecotton Plano Holiday Tournament Team Randy Torman Letter Winners: Larry Childs Kerry Hardin Lambert Leonard Don Novak Dave Skinner Randy Torman Kurt Tuftee Steve Whitecotton Varsity Record 15-10 J.V. Record 5-13 FOOTBALL Huntley 21-12 E.H.S. Wheaton 0-15 E.H.S. Most Valuable Defensive Player: Ar Lambert Hampshire 56- 7 E.H.S. Most Valuable Offensive Player: Kirkland 27-16 E.H.S. Kerry Hardin Most Improved Player; Larry Childs Burlington 61-12 E.H.S. Co-Captains: Genoa 33- 0 E.H.S. Kerry Hardin; Lambert Leonard, Randy Thomian 1st Team All - Conference: Hebron 6-39 E.H.S. Kerry Hardin; Lambert Leonard Mooseheart 14-12 E.H.S. Richmond 14- 7 E.H.S. GOLF The team competed in Tiskilwa and Amboy dual meets; they won over Tiskilwa and lost to Wal- nut. 40 Homecoming Bonfire And Parade So far, so good. This burning actually took place on bonfire night! J. Todd, K. Hardin. D. Zimmerman, R. Torman. 42 D. Ridge, D. Novak. . I C. Schrecengost, J. Boltz. S. Imel, B. Johnson. L. Powell, B. Sanford. 43 Homecoming Royalty The 1978 Homecoming Court included B. Sanford, B. Zimmerman, J. Todd, C. Schrecengost, B. Von Segg Queen D. Ridge. Johnson, D. Skinner, K. Hardin, R. Torman, D. em, S. Imel, L. Powell, and King D. Novak and 44 1. Carol Schrecengost John Boltz; 2. Barb Von Seggem, David Skinner; 3. Dena Zimmerman, Randy Torman. 4. Denise Ridge, Don Novak; 5. Julie Todd, Kerry Hardin; 6. Linda Powell, Barry Sanford; 7. Sandy Imel, Brian Johnson. 45 You're A Good Man . . 46 Charlie Brown 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1 'High over France in his Sop- with Camel ... You're a good man, Charlie Brown! Gotta get this stupid kite to fly! Homework ... yuk! ! Conference on the mound AHHHHH! Oh Lucy, I'm so depressed. 47 Stairway To The Stars Julie Todd, above, was chosen Prom Sweetheart. The two other candidates were Dena Zimmer- man , left, and Denise Ridge, right. This year, Prom was held at Pit- stick's Pavilion, a nice change from the high school gymnasium. 48 49 Graduation A Happy Ending ... A New Beginning 1. Dave Curt; 2. Randy and Julie enter the gym; 3. Lam- bert and Barry; 4. Jeff and Jay; 5. Kari receives her diploma; 6. Bill and Don enter the gym. 1. Dave, Don, Kerry, and Jeff await the recep- tion line; 2. Kerry and Kari enter the gym; 3. Kurt receives his diplo- ma; 4. Parents and friends congratulate the graduates; 5. Kerry re - ceives his diploma; 6. Don is congratulated by his parents. 1. Kari Janes - Dr. Robert Carter Award, Lions Club Technical Scholarship 2. Lambert Leonard - Salutatorian, Youth Award 3. Kerry Hardin - Youth Award, Clarence Pickert Memorial Scholarship 4. Denise Ridge - Youth Award 5. Dena Zimmerman - Clarence Pickert Me- morial Scholarship 6. Lisa Weber - Valedictorian, ETA Scholas- tic Achievement Award, Youth Award 7. Bill Penn - Lions Club Technical Scholar- ship 52 Our Leaders At E.H.S. The new principal this year at Earlville for grades 4-12 was Mr. Roger Stevens, a former guidance counselor at Newark, 1L. Mr. Stevens demonstrated his ability to oversee high school academics and activities this year. He always seemed to be aware of any action at EHS. Mr. Avery Wilson, Superintendent 54 Illlfl'f INI! 1. Mrs. Margaret Larabee, High School Secretary 2. Mrs. Helen Hill, Superintendent's Secretary 3. Mr. Larry Storkman, Guidance Counselor 55 Board Of Education 1. SEATED: G. Durbin; K. Stockley; W. Boltz; STANDING: F. Nelson; K. Larson; J. Stegman; R. Goodbred; 2. Bored1' member?; 3. Decisions, Decisions ! 4. School Board in session. 56 . Visions of Space Exploration Mrs. Mary Gunier, Physical Sciences Say Cheese Mr. Dan Spies, Physical Sciences 57 We are gathered here together to ... Miss Joy Reutter, Business Education I'm a little teapot ... Mrs. Mary Bender, English and French There is just $3.22 left to spend on the Prom. Mrs. Donna Schrecengost, Art and Mathematics These students can drive you to the wall! Mr. Don White, English 58 Start running! Kirs. Roberta Mickelson, Girls' Physical Education Let's get excited about selling those candy bars! Mr. Tom Guenther, Social Studies Yes, you do owe $862.94 in overdue book fines. An Example of Shining Dedication Mrs. Lorene Thayer, Library Mr. Charles Rogers, Mathematics and Social Studies 59 1 wonder if my van has been vandalized ... Mr. Ron Duval, Instrumental Music You want to go out for track? Mr. Dennis Michalak, Health and Driver Education The fried jello looks a little tempting, but ... Mrs. Wilma Mende, Home Economics What's that smell coming from the home ec room? Mrs. Kathy Eager, Mathematics 60 Dinner Is Served Left to right: Barb Sanders; Loraine Meloy; Hatti Wolfe; Pearl Ziebart Above: Vera Peterson; Loraine Meloy; Barb Sanders Cleaning Up The Mess 1. Barb Ridge; 2. Barb and Arlie; 3. Joe Maly; 4. Arlie Kirby. 62 Seventh Seventh Seventh FIRST ROW: R. Beale; S. Becker; M. Braddy; R. Burgess; W. Carter; J. Doughty; SECOND ROW: M. En- gel; L. Flicklnger; K. Gauer; J. Goellner; R. Goodbred; J. Haight; THIRD ROW: R. Heckman; M. Hens- ley; J. Jauch; W. Kelm; B. Kofoed; D. Kumnick; FOURTH ROW: M. Laws; S. Maly; B. Meany; K. Me- loy; B. Mills; B. Neumann; FIFTH ROW: K. Neumann; P. Norton; D. Organ; J. Pakula; P. Penn; M. Rousseau; SIXTH ROW: C. Skaggs; J. Sohm; J. Sondegroth; T. Stillwell; K. Svendsen; J. Vezain; SEV- ENTH ROW: V. Vincent; S. Weidner; S. Whitecotton; A. Wold; A. Zimmerman 64 Eighth Eighth Eighth FIRST ROW: J. Austin; M. Brewer; C. Campbell; S. Campbell; T. Campbell; W. Childs; SECOND ROW: D. Corrigan; M. Cronin; T. Doty; P. Finnell; M. Fiste; T. Fultz; THIRD ROW: K. Hardin; M. Harden; K. Hamer; N. Hughes; D. Johnson; S. Kale el; FOURTH ROW: D. Kelly; D. Kelly; J. Kirby; K. Kirby; K. Leonard; T. McCarty; FIFTH ROW: S. McIntyre; K. Miller; C. O'Dell; P. Ostrem; B. Pakula; W. Perkins; SIXTH ROW: R. Pratt; A. Ridge; D. Stanford; L. Stuart; T. Todd; R. Torman; SEVENTH ROW: D. Trump; C. Vincent; D. Wilson 65 Goo fin ’ Off gt ;:y J mm 1. I'll give you five dollars not to take my pic- ture ! 1 11; 2. Say cheese ... cake ; 3. Drinking on the job.; 4. Stealing French books? ? ; 5. Is this going on the cover of Glamour? ; 6. Pure Joy 66 67 Freshmen Freshmen i Freshmen Mark Austin Tim Bagby Beverly Bishop Jane Carter Jenny Cronin Dawn Eddings Jeanine Eddings Carol Finkle Allen Goellner Chuck Haight Terri Hanson Robann Heckman Karl Hill David Hughes Jody Jones Robert Kirby Brett Kozlowski Debbie Laws Lisa Littlefair Tim McCarty 68 Mike Norton 'V Misty O'Dell Cheryl Penn Linda Powell Matt Norton 69 A Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Mark Anderson Tim Bidstrup Shannon Bishop Barry Boyle Curt Brewer Scott Campbel) Tim Campbell Sandy Cox Sherry Cronin Delane Dettore John Einhaus Steve Eller Sharon Kelm Tiffany Landers Lance Marks Kent Meloy Sandy Imel Brian Johnson Pam Jones Lori Kelly Bill Norton Jane Norton Kathy Organ Ann Osborne Nanette Ostrem Valerie Pettenger Robin Robinson Tom Rupert Don Russell Bob Russell Dan Schmall Lola Schmall 71 Randy Shoopman Malinda Slaughterback Gary Stanford Joe Stillwell Kathy Thorson Tammy Towns Sharia Trump Steve Vezain 72 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors John Anderson Beth Bagby Wendy Bidstrup John Boltz Mike Braddy Brian Budach Lori Carter Jane Childs Victoria Dorian Jerry Durbin Paul Einhaus Lisa Finnell Jim Fischer Pat Fultz Joyce Gast Ray Grooms Julie Hamel Dawn Hill Andy Innis Alan Johnson Don LeRette Jenny Malkey Julie Maly Kelly McCarty Richard Johnson John Nielsen Glen Olsen Skip Osborne Joan Pike Paula Powell Jack Robinson Regina Schmitz Carol Cindy Seaton Rick Shoopman Schrecengost Tim Slaughterback Johnna Stegman Joe Todd Steve S prowls David Skinner 74 76 78 ROBERT TROY CARTER KAR1 LYNNE JANES DAVID JAY HAKE KERRY ROBERT HARDIN 80 JAMES R. KELM 81 BARRY ROBERT MUMM 82 DENISE ANN RIDGE 83 BRYAN CHRISTIAN SANFORD 84 LISA DENISE WEBER 86 Good Luck to the Class of 1979 EARL VILLE JA YCEETTES B J Sales Service Olson's Garage Scorpion Snowmobiles Parts, Accessories, and Trailers Route 2 Earlville, 111. 60518 246-9442 Bob Lonie and Jerry Campbell 495-3221 Leland, Illinois 60531 General Repair Mobil Gas G Oil Twait's Furniture and Auctioneer Service LOWELL SAMPSON, INC. 136 East Railroad Street Leland, 111. Phone: 495-2501 Leland, 111. Phone: 495-2261 THE STUDIO Best of Luck to the Graduates of 1979 EARL VILLE JA YCEES Rose Marie Stockley Phone: 246-7253 Earlville, 111. 60518 87 ESTATE - FARM - HOUSEHOLD - ANTIQUES Quinn's Auction Service 28 WEST CENTER STREET TOM QUINN, AUC- TIONEER SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 (815) 786-9669 R H SUPERMARKET Quality Plus Everyday Low Prices Bob Rave Bill Hindle PINK DIP DRIVE - IN Good Food Curb or Window Service Greenbriar Road Earlville, 111. Phone 246-9608 CONCO INC Route 51 Mendota, 111. Phone 539-7411 Miller - Rowe Insurance Agency ' 'For Those Who Want the Best'' J.W. Rowe H.J. Carter Phone 246-7511 Jack's Barber Shop Phone 246-6102 '' I recommend and sell RK products.' 88 MCCONVILLE REALTY EARLVILLE OFFICE For all your real estate needs stop in and see us or give us a call. Phone 246-7722 134 Railroad St. Earlville, 1L 60518 Phone 815-246-9841 In office Tues. G Fri. 9 a.in. -12 noon Home phone 433-0256 Office phone 433-1400 HERBERT D. STOCKLEY Agent SCHMIDT PHARMACY CONGRATULATIONS G GOOD LUCK to the Class of 1979 Schmidt Pharmacy Earlville, 1L Michael F. Schmidt R.P.H. 6 Gidley Place Ottawa, Illinois 61350 12u66e£t W. Piatt CCecteic ELECTRICAL ANTENNA WORK RUSSELL PRATT Owner 127 W RAILROAD ST EARLVILLE. ILL 60518 89 Fresh Meat G Produce McCaslin Baked Goods Friendly Service A 1 f si L. ONE OP FOO Earlville, DS Illinois 246-4221 ■ V Specials good 7 days a week Mon. - Sat. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ted C Ardith Fritz, Owners HOLDENRID'S SHOES QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY 708 Jefferson Mendota, Illinois CARROLL REALTY WE GIVE YOU PERSONALIZED SERVICE REAL ESTATE Richard W. Carroll, Broker Be Wise - Call (81S) 539-6736 802 Washington St., Mendota, 1L 61342 JUDY’S PLANTS-N- THINGS 90 EARLVILLE LIONS CLUB Wishes The 1979 Graduating Seniors Success f-------------------- NATIONAL BANK OF EARLVILLE Regular Banking Hours LOBBY Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 A.M. -3 P.M. Thure. G Sat. 9 A.M. - 12 Noon Friday 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. DRIVE-IN Mon., Tues., Wed. 8:30A.M. -3 P.M. Thure. C Sat. 8:30 A.M. - 12 Noon Friday 8:30 A.M. -6 P.M. Each depositor insured to $40,000 92 p LELAND NATIONAL BANK 200 North Main Street • Leland, Illinois 60531 • Ph 815495-2011 Best Wishes To The Graduates SuJUf- 2 , £J t yU jsdd o yrCAMl v fo.A-f: f'Lx PATRONS Tri-County Veterinary Service $10.00 Paula's Beauty Shop 5.00 Strong and Strong 10.00 Trash G Treasure Shop 5.00 Shady Lane Mobile Court 10.00 Campbell's ServiCenter, Mendota 5.00 Fanner's Coop 10.00 Bowl-Air 5.00 Earlville Locker Plant 10.00 B G L Tap 5.00 Hwnm Bros. Chevrolet 10.00 Wayside Furniture, Mendota Classon's Super Foods, Mendota 5.00 Earlville Medical Clinic 10.00 5.00 Wayne's Barber Shop, Leland 10.00 E G H True Value, Mendota 5.00 Barr's Shoe Store, Mendota 10.00 Erbes, Mendota Goslin Drug Store, Mendota Herbert's Barber Shop, Mendota 5.00 Gish Jewelry, Mendota 10.00 5.00 Klassy Lassy C Westermans, Mendota 10.00 5.00 Carole's Bouquet 5.00 Leo's Studio, Mendota 5.00 Chris' Curl 5.00 M G E TV, Mendota 5.00 Goodbred's Modular Subdivision 5.00 Mendota Reporter 5.00 Jan's Beauty Shop Howey's Sales G Service 5.00 Mendota Sport Shop 5.00 5.00 Pfeifer's Garage, Paw Paw 5.00 Marlene's Beauty Shop 5.00 Pohl's Office Supplies G Equipment, Mendota 5.00 Earlville Leader 5.00 Sam's Steak House, Mendota 5.00 Kaleel's 5.00 Sears, Mendota SuperValu, Mendota 5.00 Malley's Plumbing Office Bowl G Lounge 5.00 5.00 5.00 94 The Board of Education, the Administration, and the Faculty of Earlville High School would like to wish the graduating class of 1979 good luck in all of their future endeavors. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Kenneth Stockley, President Mrs. Wilma Boltz Mr. Kurt Larson Mr. George Durbin Mr. Frederick Nelson Mr. Robert Goodbred Mr. John Stegman ADMINISTRATION Mr. Avery L. Wilson, Superintendent Mr. Roger Stevens, Principal FACULTY Mr. Dennis Michalak Mrs. Roberta Mickelson Miss Joy Reutter Mr. Charles Rogers Mrs. Donna Schrecengost Mr. Dan Spies Mr. A. L. Storkman Mrs. Lorene Thayer Mr. Don White DISTRICT SECRETARIES Mrs. Mary Bender Mr. Ron Duval Mrs. Kathy Eager Mr. Tom Guenther Mrs. Mary Gunier Mr. Larry Imel Mr. Richard Koehler Mrs. Wilma Mende Mrs. Helen Hill Mrs. Margaret Larabee A ckn o wledge ents Once again the cooperation from the student body in putting this yearbook to- gether was less than desirable, therefore, I would truly like to thank the follow- ing people for their constant help and perserverance. Their abilities to see things through to the end is what got this yearbook done. Miss Joy Reutter, Advisor Steve Sprowls, Asst. 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