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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

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Raidorian 1980 Volume XXXII Earlville High School Earlville, Illinois Table of contents Seniors Academics Organizations Athletics Special Events Administration Underclassmen Brian Scott Maly’s life came to a tragic and untimely end on June 13, 1980. With his death came the realization that during his life he had become an important part of ours. However, through the sadness and the sense of loss, Brian’s memory will live within us forever. With this thought in mind, we dedicate the 1980 Raidorian to our friend and classmate, Brian Maly. O' Michael E. Braddy Brian John Budach Lori Leigh Carter Victoria E. Dorian 00 Gerald Alan Durbin Joyclyn Kay Gast Patricia Ann Fultz Paul David Einhaus Raymond L. Grooms ■ Julie Sue Hamel Dawn Marie Hill Andrew Alan Innis Julie Ann Maly Alan J. Johnson Jennifer Joanne Malkey Katherine Ann McIntyre Glen Eric Olsen Ann Marie Osborne Katherine Jo Anne Organ Willard Dean Osborne Joan Marie Pike Ridge Paula Kay Powell Regina Jo Schmitz Carol Jean Schrecengost Cynthia Sue Seaton Steven Phillip Sprowls David Harold Skinner Joseph David Todd Barbera Joe Von Seggren Karen Faye Wilson Not Pictured Maria (Manci) Lowetta Molnar Jack Robinson 16 Senior Autographs English Students learn the basics of our lan- guage in the four English Classes offered at Earlville. 20 X + Y x B2= Art: Masterpieces of our time Vocational Center - a step to our future particular careers that could be chosen upon graduation from Earlville High. Business. Health Care. Child Development. Auto Mechanics, and Graphic Arts are a few of the areas where true to life situations can be experienced. Business Classes ©000« ooooc oooo 0OOOC Students learn the ba- sies of business with Typing, Accounting, and Consumer Educa- tion classes. All of these were taught by Miss Hill. 1. Driver’s Ed. students learn the basics on the road. 2. Roger Essman. instructor 3. Having fun. Brad? 28 Health Education Juniors gained a useful addition to their education in Mr. Ess man’s health class. o 31 The library experienced a change this year. Although it was a hard transition, it worked out fine. While we miss Mrs. Thayer, we gave grown to like and accept Mrs. Ber- gren as the new Head Librarian. LIBRARY CLUB: Front Row, B. Von Seggern. J. Hamil. K. Wilson. First Semester Librarian Mrs. Thayer. Mid. Row, J. Gast. P. Powell. M. Gast. K. Gray. S. Sprowls. Back Row, J. Stegman. J. Maly, J. Stegman. S. Kaleel. P. Einhaus. Hello Mrs. B. 35 Strike up the band i The Yearbook staff this year had Virjene Haywood as Advisor, Steve Sprowls as Editor and Kelly Gray as Asst. Ed. as well as a hardworking staff, although few in number. Scorekeepers D. Wilson, J. Anderson, C. Skaggs, B. Mills, T. Doughty, J. Stegman. D. Hill Student Council Top to Bottom are: C. Schrecengost. D. Zimmerman, L. Powell, S. Kaleel. P. Ostrem, J. Norton, T. Landers, K. Leonard, J. Carter. R. Schmitz, J. Anderson. Not Shown Pres. J. Boltz JUST FOR KICKS - I. The 79-80 Team. 2. The late but great team. 3. Get up and go people. 4. It’s lonely at the top. 45 ✓ 1. You tell’em Coach. 2. Take it away Matt! 3. Pass it to me for once! 4. Shoot for two! BASKETBALL 48 49 Picture Not Available I. I am ready for this one!! 2. What next? 3. We made it all the way, baby!! 4. Our J.V. champs! I. Look at me Steve. 2. Our varsity champs! 3. Our guides to victory!!!!! 4. Is row: D. Hill, S. Cox, L. Kelly, 2 u row: K. Thorson, C. Schrecongost, P. Powell, M. Gast, irdrow: J. Norton, R. Schmitz, S. Kaleel, 4th row: J. Eddings, S. lmel. K. Wilson, C. Finkle, J. Jones, J. Stegman, T. Hanson, L. Powell, A. Svendson, J. Hamel, M. Fiste, M. O’Dell, J. Austin, D. Eddings, J. Carter, T. Landers, K. Gray, K. Hamer, J. Malkey. 51 Earlville makes history Earlville made history this year with two of our outstanding track members going to state for the first time. Jody Jones and Jane Norton should be com- mended. The whole team put forth an effort that showed true enthusiasm and team work. Our dedicated rah-rah’s I. Pose of victory. 2. Simon says clap. 4. Sonya. Linda. Mary. Marti. Joette. 5. Coach. Martha Hill 55 Roberta Mickelson: P.E. Volleyball coach Kevin Lasley: P.E. Football coach. Asst, basketball coach Joyce Logan: Asst. Volleyball coach Tom Guenther: Basketball coach. Asst, football coach 56 Basketball Football Football came to its end this year at E.H.S. Although our team was small in size they did a great job. The Raiders ended their season with a 4-5 record. They were coached by Kevin Lasley, Tom Guenther, roger Essmann. With not much experience the basketball team put all their effort j forth. The Varsity ended with a 4 18 record. TheJ.V. was coached by | Kevin Lasley and Varsity by Tom Guenther. Golf Volleyball j The girls at Earlville High showed good determination this year as the J. V. were j undefeated, with a record of 16-0 and j the Varsity ended with a record of 18-4. ] The Varsity also won the Conference tournament by beating a very strong team from Richmond. At the District tournament they won over Leland and Essmann. I Shabbona to take the title. They ad- 1 vanced to Sectionals and lost a good match to Marion Central. Both teams were coached by Roberta Mickelson and assistant coach Joyce Logan. The golf team had a new change of I pace this year with two girls on the team. The team competed in four j matches. Members of the team in-, eluded Joe Todd. Jim Fischer, Don [ LeRette, Andy Inn is. Tim Campbell. Tom Todd, Jane Carter, and Mary Gast. The team was coached by Roger r Track Bowling The track team did well with only a small number of girls out. The high- light of the track team season was T. , .. . . . . . . « Jane Norton and Jody Jones’s trip I The towlmg team also had them last down sfa,e to ,n the slale I year of competition. With some exper- track meet ience many new girls went out for the a i sport. Sandy Cox had high game with 1 Sandy Imel having high series and high average. The bowling team was coached , by Roberta Mickelson. 0 Raidor-style Hr. THE MUPPETS ■ CHEER the R UDE Homecoming Royalty Top to Bottom: Darren Skin- ner, Jeanine Eddings; Bill Nor- ton. Janelle Gauen King Don Lerette, Queen Regina Schmitz; Mark Anderson, Debbie Zimmerman; Jerry Durbin. Barb Von Seggern. Not pictured: Roger Torman, Marti Cronin; John Boltz, Paula Powell Homecoming Dance Prom May 23, 1980 Pitstiks P 'We’ve Got Coronation took place at 10:30. Barb Von Seggern was named Prom Sweet Heart for 1980. Other candidates included Beth Bagby, Pat Fultz, Karen Wilson and Wendy Bidstrup. 64 A Prom Breakfast was held at the Fire- men 5 Hall this year. With the help and donations from all the parents everyone got their fill. 65 The Fine Arts 66 The Ice Cream Social was topped off with a band concert and art fair given on the same night. Graduation: The End. The Beginning. Graduation seemed to never get here until the last week. Days that dragged turned into days that flew so fast that Graduation Night seemed more like a dream than re- ality. Some people were sentimen- tal. some happy, and others sad But we all agree that Graduation was one of the most important nights in our life. 69 Honors and Awards VALEDICTORIAN - JOSEPH DAVID TODD SALUTATORI AN - JOHN MARVIN BOLTZ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — JOHNNA MARIE STEGMAN CAROL JEAN SCHRECENGOST JOHN MARVIN BOLTZ AMERICAN LEGION AWARD - JOHN MARVIN BOLTZ CAROL JEAN SCHRECENGOST EARLVILLE TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP - JOSEPH DAVID TODD D.A.R. AWARD - JOHNNA MARIE STEGMAN CLARENCE PICKERT MEMORIAL AWARD - JOHN MARVIN BOLTZ JENNIFER JOANNE School I Front Row-. George Durbin, Kenneth Sto Nelson, Kurt Larsen. John St eg man. Rol 74 toard 'ckley. Wilma Boltz. Standing: Fritz iert Goodbred E.H.S. Faculty 1 Larry I me I, Industrial Arts 2 Dan Spies. Biology 3 Kevin Lasley, P.E. 4 Mike York. Band Instructor 75 Faculty 1. Kathy Eager, Algebra One 2. Thomas Guenther, American and World History. Political Science 3. Lorene Thayer. Librarian 4. Roger Essman, Health We Regret that there is no photo available for Roberta Mickelson, P.E. Instructor. 76 Virjean Haywood English Mary Bender- English and French Martha Hill- Business Ed. Cheerleading Adv. Wilma Mende Home Ec. Donna Schrecengost Art and Math Kathy Berggren Librarian 77 Cafeteria Janitors 79 81 B. Bonine, E. Bishop, J. Campbell. T. Campbell, T. Cox, K. Crawford, B. Cronin, J. Cronin, J. Eager. D. Fiste, J. Gaddy, A. Good bred, K. Har- din. W.L, Huddleson, R. Jones, J. Joslin. J. Kelly. A. Kozlowski. D. Kumnick. T. Landers, S. Leonard. R. Little, J. Lockard, T. Maly, M. McGlasson, M. Messer, G. Meyers, C. O'Dell, M. O’Dell, S. Osborne, D. Slaughterback, L. Stout, J. Tarrence, R. Torman, B. Trump. R. Wald, A. Wold, J. Worsley. s e v e n t h Eighth Grade Top Row-. J. Pakula, P. Norton, R. Goodbread, S. Maly. C. Scaggs. A. Wald, B. Meany, Row 2: K. Meloy, R. Beale, K. Gauer. R. Heckman, C. McIntyre, T. Stillwell, J. Sohm. Row 3: A. Zimmerman. D. Organ, J. Sondergroth. D. Kunick, W. Kelm, J. Vezain, A. Goellner. Row 4: K. Svendson, R. Burgess, T. Pierce. J. Doughty. B. Mills, M. Rousseau, J. Haight. Row 5: S. Weidner, J. Jauch, K. Ness, L. Flickenger, B. Kofoed. 86 Freshman Top: June Austin, Mark Breck, Melodye Brewer, Carrie Campbell, Steve Campbell. Second Row: Wayne Childs, Doug Corrigan, Marti Cronin, Tahna Doty, Mary Fiste. Third Row: Tim Fultz, Michelle Hardin, Kipp Hardin, Karla Harner. Nerys Hughes. Fourth Row: Sonya Kaleel, Dan Kelly. Doug Kelly, Jeff Kirby. 88 Top Row: Kathy Kirby, Kris Leonard, Sandra McIntyre. Kerry Miller, John Ness. Second Row: Cheryl O’Dell, Paul Ostrem. Barbara Pakula, William Perkins, Russell Pratt. Third Row: Amy Ridge, Darrell Stanford, Lance Stuart, Tom Todd, Roger Torman. Fourth Row: Dennis Trump. Philip Vick- ery, Dale Wilson. 89 Autographs Jeanine Eddings Carol F inkle Tony Bickett Jenny Cronin Allen Goellner Beverly Bishop Dawn Eddings Terri Hanson Robann Heckman Karl Hill Robert Kirbey Brett Kozlowski Debbie Laws Tim McCarty Matt Norton ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 92 I 7t 4 a W' mlW SORRY, NO PHOTO Joette Stegman Alison Svendsen Steve Von Seggern Brad Wald Hey Sophomores Colleen Weber what's your number? 93 Mark Anderson. Tim Bidstrup. Shan- non Bishop. Curt Brewer, Barry Bolle. Scot Campbell. Tim Campbell. Sandy Cox. Sherry Cronin. Dalane Dettore. John Einhaus. Steve Eller. Theresa Fultz. Mary Gast, Janelle Gauer. Kelly Gray. Jon Grey. Sandy Imel. Brian Johnson. Pam Jones Lori Kelly. Sharon Kelm. Tiffany Landers. Lance Marks. Kent Meloy. Bill Norton. Jane Norton. Valerie Pettenger. Robin Robinson. Gary Sanford. Malinda Slaughterback. Joe Stillwell. Kathy Thorson. Tammy Towns. Sharia Trump, Steve Vezain. Dave Weidner. Deb Zimmerman 95 Autographs Autographs If a picture paints a thousand words I. Do you think I’m sexy? 2. Do you hear what hear? 3. If ever would leaf you. 4. We are the Champions! 98 NATIONAL BANK OF CARLVILLE Regular Banking Hours LOBBY Mon.. Tues.. Wed. 9 A.M. - I P.M. Thurs. Sat. 9 A.M. - 12 Noon Friday 9 A.M. - 5:30 DRIVE-IN Mon.. Tues.. Wed. 8:30 A.M. - 3 P.M. Thurs. 6 Sat. 8:30 A.M. - 12 Noon Friday 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. 102 PA TRONS Goodbred’s Subdivision $5.00 Tri County Veterinary 10.00 Pickert Electric 10.00 Humm Tire and Humm Bros. 5.00 M E TV. Mendota 5.00 Goslin Drugs, Mendota 5.00 Leo's Studio. Mendota 5.00 Herbert's Barber Shop, Mendota 5.00 Lake Side Liquor, Mendota 5.00 Citgo Gas Station 5.00 Earlville Leader Office 5.00 Earlville Locker Plant 10.00 Kwang P. Chung. M.D. 10.00 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs A Yearbook does not just do itself, it gets done. And it takes a group of hardworking dedicated people to get it done. With out this group's constant work, dedication, perserverance and encouragment this book would never be. I would especially like to thank Miss Virjean Haywood Adv. The Administration and Faculty The American Yearbook Co. Marshall Photographers and the hardworking staff who got going in the nick of time. Steve Sprowls Yearbook Editor 114