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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

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Roger Stevens — Principal it t e 2 Douglas iEbtuarb Corrigan §tepljcn Patrick Campbell tTOartene micbelle Cronin 6 L Iiauuij; ;;o3§ |n� i ajsijg uufirg Dauiii A. iloljnson fonya Sion Ann Kaleel Daniel Syomas Kelly Kerri} if. fHiller Cheryl Ketlj ©’39e!I flJaul iloljn ©strem H 11 Scmiis Anilrem (Trump Ptfilip TOarren Uickery Sale Eugene Wilson MARK EDWARD BRECK: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball 2, 4; Boys’ State; Future plans — College. MELODYE DAWN BREWER: Student Council 2; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 2; FHA 3,4; Library Club 3; Raider Rampage 3, 4; Volleyball Mgr. 2,3; Track Mgr. 3; Nickname — Mellow; Future plans — College. STEPHEN PATRICK CAMP- BELL: Class President 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Football 1; Nickname — Weasel; Future plans — Work. DOUGLAS EDWARD COR- RIGAN: Honor Roll 3; Prom Candidate 4; Senior Play 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Library Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Nickname — Jello; Future plans — Work. MARTENE MICHELLE CRONIN: Honor Roll 4; Spirit Week Candidate 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Prom Candidate 4; Senior Play 4; School Musical 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 4; Cheerleading 1, 3; Basketball 3; Soccer 1; Volleyball 1,2,4, Scorekeeper 3; Bowling I; Track 1, 2; Nickname — Marti; Future plans — College. UTAHNA GAYLE DOTY: Honor Roll 4; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Volleyball Mgr. 1, 2, 3; Track Mgr. 3; Band 1, 2; Nickname — Tuna; Future plans — Work. SHELLEY WALENIA ENGLAND: Transfer Student 2; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; Basketball 4; Section 2-D FHA-HERO Secretary- Treasurer 4; Girls’ State; Nickname — Lasey; Future plans — College. SHIRLEY L. ENGLAND: Transfer Student 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Student Council 4; Senior Play 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4, Treasurer 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Nickname — Matey; Future plans — College. PAUL SCOTT FINNELL: Transfer Student 2; Basketball 2; Soccer 3, 4; Track 4; Nickname — Fix It; Future plans — Service. MARY LYNN FISTE: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Spirit Week Candidate 3, 4; Prom Queen 4; Senior Play 4; School Musical 2; Pep Club 1, 2; French Club 4; Library Club 2, 3; Raider Ram- page 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Stu- dent Aide 3; DAR Award 4; Future plans — College. TIM B. FULTZ: Honor Roll 2, 4; Nickname — Sleepy; Future plans — Work. MECHELLE ANN HARDEN: Senior Play 4; School Musical 2; Stage Crew 2; FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Nickname — Smiley; Future plans — Nursing. KIPP DOUGLAS HARDIN: Class Vice President 3; State Crew 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Foot- ball 1; Band 1; Marshall 3; Nickname — Cletis. KARLA ANN HARNER: DAVID A. JOHNSON: Honor Roll 4; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 2; Soccer 2; Nickname — Porky; Future plans — Work. SONYA LOU ANN KALEEL: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Student Council 1, 4; Prom Candidate 4; Senior Play 4; School Musical 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; French Club 4, President 4; Library Club 1; Raider Ram- page 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 3; Soccer 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 2, 4; Bowling 1; Track 7 SeniM Jndex 1. Most Popular — Roger Torman and Marti Cronin. 2. Best Dressed — Sonya Kaleel and Kris Leonard. 15 1. Most Likely to Succeed — Mary Fiste and Mark Breck. 2. Most Athletic — Sonya Kaleel and Roger Torman. 3. Class Clowns — Kipp Hardin and Melodye Brewer. 1, 2; Marshall 3; Student Aide 3, 4; Nickname — Nemer; Future plans — College. DANIEL THOMAS KELLY: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Track 4; Nickname — Abens; Future plans — Work. DOUGLAS EDWARD KELLY: Class Vice President 2; Basket- ball 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Football 1. KATHY MAY KIRBY: Nickname — Roadkill; Future plans — Work. KRISTOPHER FRANK LEONARD: Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Praire Eight District Treasurer 4; Class President 1, 3, Vice President 4; Prom Candidate 4; Spirit Week Attendant 2, Can- didate 4; Senior Play 4; School Musical 2; Stage Crew 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-editor 3, 4; French Club 4, Vice President 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Raider Rampage 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Nickname — Kris; Future plans — College. KERRY J. MILLER: Honor Roll 3, 4; Student Council 4; Spirit Week Candidate 3, 4; Nickname — Fonz. CHERYL BETH O’DELL: Honor Roll 4; Senior Play 4; School Musical 2; Stage Crew 3; Yearbook 2; FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; French Club 4; Nickname — Sybil; Future plans — College. PAUL JOHN OSTREM II: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Senior Play 4; Musical 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Year- book 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 1; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Nickname — Whitey; Future plans — Army. WILLIAM P. PERKINS: Class Treasurer 4; Senior Play 4; State Crew 4; Library Club 4; Raider Rampage 4; Nickname — Trapper. RUSSELL W. PRATT: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Senior Play 3, 4; School Musical 2; Yearbook 3; French Club 2, 4; Raider Rampage 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Nickname — Chuck; Future plans — College. KAREN ANN SAYNE: Transfer Student 3. DARRELL W. STANFORD: Stage Crew 3; Pep Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Nickname — Deacon; Future plans — College. THOMAS DANIEL TODD: Honor Roll 2, 4; Senior Play 4; Stage Crew 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Foot- ball 1; Golf 1; Nickname — Mot Dott; Future plans — Army. ROGER DUANE TORMAN: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Prom King 4; Spirit Week Candidate 3, 4, King 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 2; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Raider Rampage 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, 4; Track 2; Football 1; Girls Basketball Mgr. 4; Boys’ State; Nickname — Rog; Future plans — College. DENNIS ANDREW TRUMP: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; School Musical 1, 2; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 3; Soccer 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Nickname — Bruce; Future plans — College. PHILIP WARREN VICKERY: Honor Roll 1, 3; Future plans — Army. DALE EUGENE WILSON: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2; Student Council 3; Class Secretary 3; Senior Play 4; School Musical 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Raider Rampage 2, 3; Basketball 2; Soccer 2, 3,4; Football 1; Future plans — College. 16 18 flcuU Kl . . . Rhonda Beale Jim Doughty Mike Engel Lisa Flickenger Kelly Gauer Stella Gomez Randy Goodbred Julie Haight Rita Heckman Jack Jauch Wanda Kelm Angie Ketcham Brad Kofoed Bryan Meaney Kristy Meloy Bonnie Mills 1. K. Meloy, J. Son- dgeroth, and A. Zimmer- man enjoy their lunch. Peggy Norton Dan Organ Jean Pakula Cindy Skaggs Jodi Sondgeroth Tiffany Stillwell Kris Svendsen Jim Vezain 19 Brent Bonine Jeff Campbell Tony Cox Bob Cronin Jim Cronin John Eager Chris Finnell Diane Fiste Judi Gaddy Amy Goodbred Kris Hardin W. L. Huddleston Richard Jones Jim Joslin Julie Kelly Angie Kozlowski 20 Ok 'PcvuUe Tim Landers Stephanie Leonard Jim Lockard Marty McGlasson Margaret Messer Chris Meyers Carrie O’Dell Mark O’Dell Steve Osborne Lonnie Stout John Tarrance Rusty Torman Robert Trump Ron Wald Amy Wold 21 Me and my shadow. 7 r e A 6 4t C Tim Atherton Scott Blish Stephanie Doughty Scott Eager Dave Engel Maureen England Sue Fessler David Gomez Brad Good bred Carolyn Grommes Doug Hampton Jane Hanley Mike Hanson Kristi Hartman Dana Hill Julie Hollenback Lisa Hollenback Connie Kelm 22 Jenny Kozlowski Shawn Kukuk Rick Little Glenna Lockard Bill Lonie Trevor Maly Rodney McCann Edward Mills Giles Nielsen Jenny Ostrem Scott Powell Rolinda Sibigtroth Amy Spies Dawn Stillwell Randy Wald Chris West Andy Wold Jim Wold Carl Zimmerman 23 (ZjtfVtUKf t£e 1. JUNIORS — R. Goodbred, Pres.; R. Heckman, V. Pres.; J. Son- dgeroth, Sec.; K. Meloy, Treas. 2. FRESHMEN — G. Nielsen, Pres.; J. Hanley, Sec.; B. Goodbred, Treas.; D. Gomez, V. Pres. 3. SOPHOMORES — A. Kozlowski, Treas.; B. Cronin, Pres.; A. Good- bred, Sec.; K. Hardin, V. Pres. 24 1. Parlez-vous Francais? 2. La professeur Bender. 3. Devious Raoul schemes another dastardly deed. 4.1 love book reports. 5. One of Mrs. Bender’s shining students? 6. Carrie seems tired of Bob’s remarks. 26 deaden deadA 7and SayitaA 27 (ZaCcuiaUtty t£e CaUutce 1. If I see another FORMULA I’m going to go nuts. 2. Don’t be copying off my paper Kristy. 3. K. Kirby and J. Jauch paint the New Raider for an art project. 4. Mrs. Schrecengost, art and math teacher, helps one of her students with a problem. 5. Two of the third hour OUTLAWS working on their art drawings. Student (?cUcu£ute 29 Z%fi£ Uny Science 1. Is Biology that amusing?? 2. Mr. Dan Spies teaches Biology, Earth Science, and 7th Grade Science. 3. The Biology class does some serious (?) studying. 31 1. The brilliant 3rd hour American History class in action. 2. History br- ings out different personalities in everyone, especially Steph Doughty and Steve Campbell. 3. Mr. Tom Guenther, U.S. and World History teacher. 4. Studying hard, huh, Philip? 32 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1. W. L. gets some help from Coach Imel. 2. D. Stanford. 3. D. Wilson changing sand- paper. 4. B. Cronin applying finish under the watchful eye of J. Jauch. 5. D. Gomez. 6. J. Lockard sanding away. 7. C. Finnell refinishing. 1. Timings are a breeze for John Eager. 2. Mrs. Martha Dankenbr- ing teaches Office Practice, Typ- ing I, Accounting, and Con- sumers’ Education. 3. Bryan Meaney studies to be a better consumer. 4. Cindy Skaggs gives advice on proper filing. 34 1. Kristy Meloy ponders her tax form. 2. Wake-up Phillip Vickery and Dale Wilson, Accounting is fun! 3. Melodye Brewer and Rita Heckman are all smiles about Home Ec. 4. Home Economics teacher, Mrs. W’ilma Mende. supervises. 5. Carrie O’Dell and Angie Ketcham learn the gourmet touch. 'ftyosne Sc. tycnfo ‘Tttast t e 35 7ft%. SeaM Tfecv S cctuCt 1. Flutists A. Goodbred and P. Norton display their talent. 2. First year instructor Brian Beall enjoys E.H.S. 3. D. Organ plays the blues. 4. Some ex-members of the high school band. 5. Toot on the tuba, B. Trump. 36 1. Instructor Roberta Mickelson leads co-ed Physical Educa- tion. 2. Giles Nielsen wished dancing was a P.E. unit. 3. Watch those double hits Scott Eager! 4. Jo Ostrem demonstrates the right way. 37 'fya-'rtya-'ffya Ti it i and. 1. The school uses the Drivers’ Ed. car courtesy of Norton Auto Service. 2. The Sophomores learn good health habits. 3. Mr. Roger Essman — Health, Drivers’ Education, Junior High Health. 4. Doug Hampton enjoys Health even with his treasured book closed! 5. Mr. Charles Rogers — 7th Math, 7th and 8th Social Studies. 6. Pat McIntyre and Cindy Stout are intrigued by their Math lessons. 7. This motley crew drifts through Social Studies. 38 1. Helen Hill, Secretary-Bookkeeper 2. Sally Stith, Junior High Special Education 3. Kathy Berggren, Librarian 4. Paula Glass, Secretary Suflfi nt (2%cca ‘WtoK St4U K V ic4£i4wa£ (beaten Students ‘rtyosUjMA 40 1. “Would you like to make an appointment with the boss?” 2. ”And you thought working the adding machine does not make a person crazy!” 3. Graphic Art students Rusty, Doug and Tahna are excited to do some designs. 4. Secretary Shirley is preparing to type some letters. 1. Mechanic Ostrem demonstrates the tools he uses. 2. Jim shows off his work uniform. 3. If it isn’t “Fix-It” Finnell hard at work. 4. Doug, David and Denny got a “shock out of working in electronics. 5. Kerry and Steve take time out to test the goodies from the Food Services class. 44 Student (?ou uU£ Tftennlty A I 1. The 1982-83 Student Council officers are President — Roger Torman. Vice-President — Kris Leonard, Treasurer — Mary Fiste, Secretary — Rita Heckman. 2. Members of the Student Council are: A. Kozlowski, S. Doughty, K. Meloy, S. England, D. Fiste, A. Wold, S. Weidner. M. Fiste, S. Kaleel, R. Heckman. R. Goodbred. K. Miller, K. Leonard, R. Torman. B. Lonie, S. Eager. R. Torman. 3. Mr. Roger Stevens — Student Council ad- visor. 4. Treasurer Mary Fiste looks over some papers at the Prairie Eight meeting held in the Earlville Bank. 5. Kris thinks about the money spent in Prairie Eight since he holds the office of District Treasurer. 45 1. Co-Editors-in-Chief of the 83 Raidorian are Kris Leonard and Sonya Kaleel. 2. Assistant Editor, Kristy Meloy develops a skill at cropping pictures. 3. The skillful art staff are Tahna Doty, Marti Cronin, Dawn Stillwell, Kelli Gauer, and Rhonda Beale. 4. Amy Spies prepares a dummy sheet outline. 5. THE RAIDORIAN STAFF — Amy Spies, Sonya Kaleel, Marti Cronin, Kristy Meloy, Jo Ostrem, Steph Leonard, Jim Cronin, Kris Leonard. 6. Sorting and stamping pictures can be monotonous for Jo and Steph. 7. Ad- visor, Ms. Haywood proofs the final quad-pacs with assistance from the Editors-in-Chief. 'Tteven Sudiuy Sfrucyyte tc Succeed 1. Front Row: S. Kaleel, R. Heckman, M. Fiste, B. Mills, M. Brewer, D. Stillwell, S. Leonard. Back Row: R. Torman, T. Landers, G. Nielsen, R. Goodbred, K. Leonard, R. Pratt, K. Meloy, J. Hanley, J. Haight. K. Hardin, A. Goodbred, J. Gaddy. 2. Roger Torman — Editor, Kris Leonard — Social Editor, Randy Goodbred — Sports Editor, Rusty Pratt — Business Editor, Melodye Brewer — Production Editor. 3. Mrs. Kathy Berggren, Advisor. 4. Mrs. Mary Bender, Advisor. 48 49 SrttavtA Saiiitty far C rarcf Cci 1. Tina Goellner enjoys to read in the library. 2. Library Club includes Front Row: John Eager, Tiff Stillwell, Peg Norton and Doug Corrigan. Second Row: Mike Engel, Jim Lockard, and Randy Goodbred. Third Row: Cindy Skaggs, Kris Leonard, and Jo Ostrem. Fourth Row: Shelley England, Bonnie Mills, Shirley England and Mrs. Kathy Berggen — advisor. Fifth Row: Willie Perkins and Dale Wilson. 3. Jim Lockard and Kris Har- din study intensively. 4. Library Club officers, Kris Leonard — President and Tiff Stillwell — Vice- President research for a card in the catalogue file. 50 1. Rita studies a French newspaper. 2. FRENCH CLUB OF- FICERS — Tiffany Stillwell — Treasurer; Kris Leonard — Vice-President; Sonya Kaleel — President; Stephanie Leonard — Secretary. 3. Oui, we speak French. 4. FRENCH CLUB: Jim Lockard, Mark O’Dell, Jim Cronin, Tim Landers, Stephanie Leonard, Shelley England, Cheryl O’Dell, Kristy Meloy, Shirley England, Bonnie Mills, Julie Haight, Kris Hardin, Amy Goodbred, Tiffany Stillwell, Rita Heckman, Angela Kozlowski, Amy Wold, Diane Fiste, Kris Leonard, Peggy Norton, Mary Fiste, Sonya Kaleel, Rusty Pratt. 51 F ront Row: Dale Wilson, Roger Torman, Diane Fiste, Sonya Kaleel, and Brad Kofoed. Back Row: Kristy Meloy, Peg Norton, Jodi Son- dgeroth, Rita Heckman, Mark Breck and Tim Landers. 1. Front Row: Jean Pakula; Cheryl O’Dell; Bonnie Mills; and Melodye Brewer. Second Row: Mrs. Wilma Mende, advisor; Mechelle Harden; Shelley England; Shirley England; Carrie O’Dell; and Margaret Messer. 2. FHA officers include Cheryl O’Dell — Secretary, Shirley England — President, Melodye Brewer — Treasurer, Tahna Doty — Scrap- book Reporter, and Shelley England — Vice-President. Several math students attended a Math Contest held at Illinois Valley Community College on March 17. This was the second year that Earlville High School was represented and the students doubl- ed their score. Some of the areas of competition included written tests, two-person teams, eight-person teams, and calculator teams. 1. Mark Breck and Julie Haight are all smiles after competing in the junior-senior two- person team. 2. Forming the symbol of PI in- clude: A. Wold, S. Kuku, I). Fiste, A. Good- bred, J. Hanley, A. Spies, A. Kozlowski, K. Hardin, J. Ostrem, J. Wold, J. Caddy, S. Leonard, J. Kozlowski, M. Hanson, R. Tor- man, T. Landers, D. Wilson, S. Eager, A. Zim- merman, J. Sondgeroth, Coach Eager, K. Gauer, R. Torman, K. Meloy, J. Haight, R. Heckman, M. Fiste, W. Perkins, M. Breck, M. Cronin, S. Kaleel, and Asst. Coach Schrecengost. 'JftaXA, Sconce Ttt ief f 53 1. Mrs. Kathy Eager, advisor. 2. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Amy Goodbred, Kris Hardin, Steph Doughty, Angie Kozlowski — captain, and Jenny Kozlowski. 54 1. Senior Cheerleader, Mary Fiste. 2. Senior Cheerleader, Sonya Kaleel. 3. Varsity Cheerleaders include Sonya Kaleel — captain, Cindy Skaggs, Amy Zimmerman, Mary Fiste, and Kris Svendsen. 55 “TV e ne ‘SeAltut 4£i tie T ayf 57 58 1. B. Goodbred, J. Wold, S. Osborne, Dave Engel, R. W'ald, T. Landers, D. Hampton, J. Vezain, R. Pratt, A. Wold, K. Leonard, M. O’Dell, G. Neilsen, K. Hardin, D. Wilson, P. Fin nell, T. Cox, B. Bonine, R. Torman, J. Campbell, R. Torman, J. Cronin, P. Ostrem, M. Engel, J. Lockard, R. Goodbred, Coach R. Essmann. 2. T. Cox in full swing. 3. T. Todd leaping into ac- tion. 4. R. Goodbred shows his dribbling ability. 5. Coach ponders the game. 6. Which one kicked the ball? 7. K. Leonard and his heading technique. 59 72 H4ti uUe Z C4fiUct s4ftU t{ 1. L. Flickinger serving one of her deadly serves. 2. The winning team. 3. K. Svendsen was a unanimous vote to the all-conference team. 4. T. Stillwell blocking the ball. 5. A pyramid of winners; The 1982 Var- sity Volleyball Team! K. Meloy, S. Kaleel. T. Stillwell, P. Norton. L. Flickinger, J. Sondgeroth. R. Heckman, M. Cronin, C. Skaggs, A. Zimmerman, K. Svendsen, M. Fiste. 61 4 tt } ntfmetelve EARLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Junior Varsity 12-15,15-6,9-15 L 15-8,15-8 W 16-14,15-12 W 7-15,17-15,13-15 L 15-9,15-12 W 15-3,15-10 L 0-15,15-11,4-15 15-11,8-15,1-15 L 15-2,15-4 W 5-15,15-6,4-15 L 9-15,15-7,16-14 W 10-15,7-15 L 12-15,13-15 L 15-2,10-15,15-10 W 15-8,5-15,17-15 W Opponent Marseilles Invitational Marseilles Lemon t St. Bede Newark Earlville Invitational Sandwich Plano Streator Woodland Shabbona Serena Mooseheart Leland Leland Invitational Marseilles Mendota Leland Sandwich Malta Paw Paw Seneca Mendota Newark Malta Ottawa Marquette Leland Malta Varsity L 15-17,11-15 L 15-5,15-0 W 15-13,15-0 W 15-13,15-0 W 16-14,15-5 W 15-9,10-15,15-11 L 4-15,14-16 W 15-10,15-6 W 13-15,15-4,15-13 W 15-8,15-12 W 15-12,15-11 L 4-15,11-15 L 0-15,7-15 L 6-15,15-7,10-15 W 15-7,18-16 W 15-7,8-15,15-6 W 15-9,15-12 L 4-15,3-15 W 15-2,16-14 W 15-13,15-10 L 15-6,2-15,6-15 W 15-4,15-4 W 15-3,7-15,15-0 I.H.S.A. Leland District Newark Plano I.H.S.A. Hampshire Sectional Huntley Johnsburg W 15-10,15-10 W 15-11,15-6 W 15-9,15-11 W 15-8,16-14 62 1. THE 1982 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM — Front Row: J. Hanley, G. Lockard, S. Doughty, J. Kelly, A. Goodbred, D. Stillwell, and A. Wold. Back Row: D. Fiste, A. Kozlowski, J. Ostrem, S. Leonard, J. Kozlowski, J. Gaddy, and K. Hardin. 2. Angie perfects a forearm pass. 3. Setter Steph Doughty covers behind Jo Ostrem as she blocks. 4. Amy serves another point. 5. The J.V.’s in ready position. 6. Which Amy will pass the ball? 63 7 cnfifie Alve ty l . l aCua£Ce 'T MiuCectpe 1. M. O’Dell, S. Eager, A. Wold, B. Goodbred, R. Jones, G. Neilsen, A. Wold, T. Landers, M. Hanson, R. Beale, L. Flickenger, managers, T. Cox, R. Torman, J. Camp- bell, J. Cronin, J. Eager, J. Lockard, B. Lonie, B. Bonine, R. Essmann, coach. 2. J. Cronin driving down the court. 3. Show- ing his touch, M. O’Dell shoots a free throw. 4. T. Cox looks for an opening down court. 64 1. R. Goodbred shoots for two. 2. The tip-offl 3. Co-Captain R. Torman lays up a rebound. 4. R. Goodbred, B. Kofoed, A. Wold, T. Todd, D. Corrigan, P. Ostrem, M. Breck, S. Campbell, R. Torman. 5. Co- Captain S. Campbell rips for a win. 65 I. Exciting basketball action! 2. D. Fiste looks on intensely. 3. Jump, jump higher! 4. J. Hanley positions for a rebound. 5. D. Fiste, D. Hill, J. Hanley, L. Hollenback, M. England, R. Torman, Coach M. Dankenbring, J. Gaddy, A. Spies, J. Hollenback, C. Kelm, R. Sibigtroth, J. Ostrem, M. Messer. 66 67 7ie 0 4 a uC cuutttiy 1. Amy Wold sprints to the finish line. 2. The girls track team show off their new sweat suits. First Row: M. England, J. Kelly, A. Wold, M. Fiste. Second Row: J. Hollenbeck. Third Row: D. Hill, J. Ostrem, C. Skaggs, Coach Dakenbring. Fourth Row: A. Kozlowski. Fifth Row: P. Norton, T. Stillwell, D. Fiste, S. Leonard. 3. Don’t drop the baton, Cindy! 4. Jo leads the warm-ups with smiles. 5. Julie gives it her all. 6. Mary psyches herself up for her next run. 7. Look at that form! 68 7 7fuic 7etun Sefo 'Ttecv 1. The boys track team includes, first row: D. Johnson. K. Leonard. F. Finnell. Second Row: B. Bonine, S. Osborne, C. Meyers. Third Row: D. Engel, E. Mills. Fourth Row: T. Cox. Coach Guenther. 2. On your marks, get set,... 3. Kris Leonard takes the lead in the 100 meter dash. 4. And he is off! 5. Steve paces right behind his opponent in the 800 meter. 6. “I can fly!” 7. Dave and Brent demonstrate a perfect hand-off. 1. Varsity volleyball team members eagerly await opponent’s serve. 2. Trackster Diane Fiste enjoying a track meet. 3. Sonya Kaleel spikes a winner past the outstretched hands of an opposing player. 4. Tim Landers shows his skill at dribbling the soccer ball. 5. Even the rain will not stop Paul Finnell from doing his part. 6. Soccer bench support their team members through a tough game. 70 72 1. K. Leonard, R. Heckman, K. Miller, and M. Fiste building the bon- fire. 2. Burn baby burn! 3. Prospective slaves B. Mills and M. Brewer. 4. K. Miller doing his part. 5. R. Torman working with spirit. The 1982 Bonfire was “Burning With Spirit.” The night started off with the captains of the Soccer and Volleyball teams lighting the large pile of wood, which used to be the old Raider Press Box. Then, the teams threw the dummies, representing the Shabbona and Malta teams, into the fire. After that, the Student Council held a Slave Auction. Auctioneering were Kris Leonard and Roger Torman. The bids ranged from $2.00-$22.00. The 1982 Bonfire was a great turnout. 73 1. Marti Cronin “Punk Rock” 2. Punk Rockers of Earlville High. 3. Amy Spies “Career Day” 4. Rita Heckman Winner of Inside-Out-Back wards Day 5. Rhonda Beale “Career Day” 6. Tony Cox Career Day. 7. Jenny Kozlowski Winner of the Punk Rock award. 7 t e SfUsiit 74 1. Marti Cronin and Kris Leonard, Senior Candidates. 2. Kris Leonard receiving his PUNK ROCK award. 3. Roger Torman being crowned by 1981 queen Jane Carter. 4. Mary Fiste and Kerry Miller, Senior Can- didates. 5.1982 Spirit Week Dance. 76 1. Giles Nielsen and Jane Hanley, Freshmen Can- didates. 2. Amy Goodbred, Jim Cronin, Sophomores. 3. Jane Austin and Roger Torman, Spirit Week Royalty. 4. Jodi Son- dgeroth and Randy Good- bred, Juniors. 5. Mike Engel and Rita Heckman, Juniors. StcuUf i4ci£C: 4 PCace fo '20 vi6 1. T. Cox, always a fine student, raises his hand before he talks. 2. A typical study hall at E.H.S. 3. Study Hall students using a dictionary in the library. 4. Glenna Lockard working hard on her homework. 5. A capacity crowd in the library. 79 Se u i TtiyAt 1. Tom Todd and parents, soccer player. 2. Senior soccer players Roger Torman, Dale Wilson, manager June Austin, and their parents. 3. Senior basketball players Shelley and Shirley England. 4. Soccer manager June Austin. 80 Senior nights were held random- ly throughout the various sports season. There was a Senior night at the last home volleyball game to honor senior volleyball and soccer players. The senior girl’s basket- ball players were honored at their last home game. Unfortunately, because of difficulties with the scoreboard at the last scheduled home boy’s basketball game, the game was played at Paw Paw and there was no Senior night for the senior boy’s basketball players. PRESENTING: 1. Mary Fiste and parents; basketball. 2. Rusty Pratt; soccer player. 3. Marti Cronin; volleyball player. 4. Senior girl basketball players: Shelley and Shirley England, Mary Fiste, and manager Roger Torman. 4 02OectcU t 1. The cast of the play includes, Front Row: Ceelie — Sonya Kaleel, Five — Shelley England, Four — Cheryl O’Dell, Cousin — Tom Todd, Cousin — Denny Trump. Back Row: Cousin Zeke — Roger Torman, Maw Belsnickle — Marti Cronin, Ronald Maxwell — Kris Leonard, Bonnie Mae — Mary Fiste, Cousin — Willie Perkins, Cousin — Melodye Brewer, Pam Belsinckle — Mark Breck, Juney Lou — Shirley England, Obeey Up- shlager — Paul Ostrem, Chiz Upshlager — Rusty Pratt, Aunt Lucy Maxwell — Mechelle Harden, Cousin — Dale Wilson, and Cousin — David Johnson. 2. Aunt Lucy and Ronald unfortunately have car troubles in the hills of Kentucky. 3. The Belsnickle sisters pose to look their best. 4. The Cousins filled the play with a lot of feuding. 82 mmM 1. “Wal-you git well er ya die!” 2. “I don't want to marry her! What’s wrong with you people.” 3. “Friends, we are gathered here today . -4. Ronald is not too excited about getting married to Ceelie. 5. “Ya gotta do it Paw and it can’t take years.” 6. “Ain’t ya moved yet Paw?” 7. The Belsnickle family sit down for a nice, quiet meal? 83 1. “You have the most beautiful brown eyes! 2. The hillbilly wedding takes place in the Belsnickle cabin. 3. Chiz attempts to hit Paw with a club. 4. Bonnie Mae, Ronald, and Aunt Lucy are all smiles by the end of the play. 5. “Paw, they just don’t do them kind of things no more! 6. Ceelie wants Chiz to marry up with her. but he isn’t too happy about it. 84 1. Paw and Maw have an argument of getting their two oldest daughters hitched. 2. Ceelie eyes Ronald as soon as he walks in the door. 3. The three sisters gossip about the feudin’going on. 4. Obeey Upschlager disguises himself as Rosie Bell. 5. “Ain t it soon time you moved Paw Belsnickle?” 85 4 TOfaUe 86 tyieat fot icca 'P'i ve 0?cui fa s4Ct 1. The Student Council took the honor roll students to Great America on Monday, May 23. 2. Sonya plays the game Whac-A-Mole. 3. Bugs Bunny makes new friends. 4. “It was a GREAT day!” reply Amy and Kris. 5. The long bus ride home gave some a chance to sleep. 87 4 0JfCo ite tt i t 7cate 1. THE PROM COURT — Kris Leonard, Doug Corrigan, Roger Torman, Mary Fiste, Sonya Kaleel, Marti Cronin. 2. The ’83 Royalty, Roger Torman and Mary Fiste. 3. The crowning moment. 4. A special dance for the King and Queen. 88 1. Prom chairman Rita Heckman and date Skip Osborne enjoy the evening. 2. Paul Finnell sure is having a good time. 3. Darren Agler and Tiff Stillwell. 4. Some of the chaperones keep a watchful eye over the students. 5. Brad Kofoed reads the invocation. 6. Tom Todd and friend don’t want the night to end. 89 1. M. Breck and S. England 9wing to the tune of the “VIBE.” 2. The Eagers appear to be having a good time. 3. J. Pakula and D. Johnson take a breather. 4. P. Norton and her date strutting their stuff. 5. K. Leonard reads the Senior Class Will. 6. S. Kaleel introduces D. Corrigan and the reading of the Prophecy. 7. Junior president R. Goodbred and senior president R. Torman discuss the festivities. 90 1. D. Corrigan adds a touch of humor to the Prophecy. 2. Prom chairman, R. Heckman, arranges centerpieces appropriately. 3. Members of the Prom court congratulate the new queen. 4. Scrolls and glasses serve as prom favors. 91 ‘P't fofactf It is the year 2008, twenty-five years after the class of 1983 graduated from Earlville High School. They are having a reunion which is being held on a luxury cruise liner. This trip is partially paid for from the remainings left in the senior class treasury. All 1983 graduates made it aboard. Everyone was settling into his room and preparing to get ready for the big evening. That night they were having a dinner dance. After the dinner, Doug Corrigan was to give a report on what everyone has been doing for the past 25 years. And, here is Doug to update on the happenings on the Class of 83. Welcome to the 25th reunion of the class of 1983. Before I begin to read what our classmates have been up to, I would like to tell you a little about myself. I’m sure most of you have seen me on television commercials. I have taken over Bill Cosby’s roll for all jell-o commercials. Everyone in Hollywood calls me by my nickname — “Mr. Jell-o.” Since I live in Hollywood, I see many actors and actresses. But one day, as I was at the Paramount Studios, a young man approached me and said, “is that really you Mr. Jell-o, you probably don’t remember me, but I graduated from the same class as you did.” Then I said, “well, if it isn’t Tim Fultz.” We went to lunch and had a long chat. He told me he was an actor. He is the “new” Squiggy on Laverne Shirley. Tim told me he has seen two other of our class members. One of them included Cheryl O’Dell. Cheryl is an actress and presently is living in Hollywood. It seems that on the night of the presentation of “Hillbilly Weddin’ ”, there was a talent scout in the audience. Since Cheryl gave such a fabulous performance, the scout knew he could make a star out of her. So, he took her to Hollywood and she is now starring in a few movies. Also, Tim ran into Kerry Miller one day. Kerry was going to the studio where they film “The Muppet Show”, which is where he is employed. He is working there so he can be close to his favorite Muppet character. After we finished lunch, Tim left because he had to get back to his studio. Speaking of famous people, Mark Breck is pretty well-known. As I was reading The Guiness Book of World Records one evening, I came across Mr. Breck’s name. He had just broken the record for the world’s fastest talker. A few of our classmates have gone into the sportsworld. For example, Kathy,’ “The Roadkill”, Kirby is one of the country’s top women fighters. She just recently won the wrestling nationals last week over Bomber Beale. The referee for the match was one of her old classmates Steve Campbell, who ironically caused the rivalry between these two women. In addition, Paul Ostrem is now a professional basketball player. It seems that Paul has grown five more inches and no longer needs the right ali-oop. Two others are involved in basketball. Roger Torman also known as “Coach Rog”, has a win- ning team. One of his star players is, surprisingly, Philip Vickery. Roger finally talked Philip into liking the sport. Now, Philip eats, drinks and sleeps basketball. Another athlete from the class of ’83 is Kris Leonard. He is planning to run in this year’s World Olympics, in the 100 meter spring. However, he has one problem; the last time he was running a race, he quit near the end. He said the reasoning behind this was because quote, “there was a ranken stench in the air” unquote. The present Indy 500 champion is our old school chum Darrell Stanford. He designs and races his own cars. Darrell only employs Fix-It Finnell as his pit crew since Paul can do it all. Some of our class members made it big in the business world. Apparently, Marti Cronin is married now and making millions. Her and her husband, Tommy Eich, have opened up thousands of Pink Dip chains all over the world. Mr. and Mrs. Eich are presently living in a huge mansion right outside of Paw Paw. The Kelly Brothers have made it big in their field of work also. A few years after high school, they opened up their own little business called “The Overnight Delivery.” Like all overnight deliveries, they promise prompt delivery of all letters. The strangest thing of all is they do not use man-made devices such as trucks, jets, etc____They use the old nature devices. Yes, you guessed it folks, carrier pigeons. Another businessman from our class is Kipp Hardin. Kipp went to college to become a pharmacist and presently owns his own little drug store. Even another successful business started by a graduate of 1983 is Karla Hamer’s Kid-Kare Babysitting Service. And, at night she moonlights as a taxi-driver. She can easily be spotted since she drives a maroon LTD. Also, Tahna Doty and Melodye Brewer are business women in Earlville. Since they have had so much past experience in the restaurant business, they opened up one of their own. They renovated the Earlville Leader Office and called it The Printer’s Inn. Denny Trump still resides in his hometown. Many people have reported on see- ing him on the high school stage. Apparently, he is still trying to figure out how to work the lights on the stage. Evidently, Mary Fiste is working part-time at Jer-Bar’s. She is still making up her mind about which college to go to. Well, such is life! Two members of the the class of ’83 became teachers. One of them is Karen Sayne. She figured being a teacher would make up for all the days she missed dur- ing high school. Also, Dale Wilson received a masters’ degree in Math. Professor Wilson is currently reaching calculus and trigonometry at Harvard University. Shelley England is a world reknown homemaker and is the author of several books on care of the home. Her press secretary is none other than her sister Shirley. All that hard work in Model Office and Accounting paid off, right Shirley? David Johnson is one of our few classmates that followed in his brother’s footsteps. He married Jean Pakula, joined the Army, and is living in California. One member of our class who has not been seen or heard of for quite some time is Willie Perkins. It seems that he has been in seclusion, trying to find a cure for the dreaded chicken pox. And, giving experienced medical assistance is his high school comrade, Mechelle Harden, who is a registered nurse. Living in Utica is Ranger Rusty Pratt. He is in charge of fertilizing the trees at Matthison State Park. Ranger Russ has won many awards for growing such beautiful trees. However, he still refuses to give anyone his secret fertilizer formula. After doing their love scene in “Hillbilly Weddin’ ”, Sonya Kaleel and Russ Pratt soon learned that they had quite a lot in common. So now Sonya is Mrs. Sonya Pratt, and is helping Rusty in his fertilizer business. As you all know, we hit some rough waves earlier today and a small hole came about in the side of the ship. But thanks to our classmate Tom Todd, the problem was solved. Tom went over and plugged the hole. He will be there for the re- mainder of this cruise so you probably won’t see him around. Well, I have informed all of you on what our classmates have been doing since we graduated from good old Earlville High School. I hope the next 25 years are just as successful. 7 £e 70cMoj tie 3 We, the Senior Class of 1983, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave our last will and testa- ment as members of Earlville High School. 1, Mark Breck, will to Steve Weidner my tremendous luck with cars. I, Melodye Brewer, will my odd ball sense of humor to Mr. Stevens. I, Doug Corrigan, will to Allan Wold a pair of tweezers for the basketball bench. I, Marti Cronin, will to Tiff Stillwell all of my shirts so she can wear them all on the same day. I, Tahna Doty, will my cooking abilities and an extra set of car keys to Dan Organ. 1, Shelley England, will my wad of gum under Mr. Guenther’s desk to anyone lucky enough to find it. I, Shirley England, will my magnificent driving abilities to Bonnie Mills. 1, Mary Fiste, will my abilities to tolerate to Rita, Amy, Jodi. I, Tim Fultz, will my towering height to Jim Cronin. I, Paul Finnell, will my ability to blow up car engines to Jim Doughty. I, Mechelle Harden, will my messy locker and trouble making to Jean Pakula. I, Kipp Hardin, will my Granada to Dan Kelly. I, Sonya Kaleel, will my ability to make fun of people and my AC to Rita Heckman. I, David Johnson, will my power to tolerate to Jean Pakula. I, Dan Kelly, will my car to Kipp Hardin. 1, Kris Leonard, will a first place finish in the Little Ten Conference to the soccer team. I, Cheryl O’Dell, will my messy locker to Rita Heckman. I, Paul Ostrem, will my great basketball skills to Allan Wold so he can lead his team to victory. 1. Rusty Pratt, will my colorful debates with Mrs. B to Randy Goodbred for Mrs. Bender to watch. I, Tom Todd, will my nicknames to Allan We love ya big Al” Wold. I, Roger Torman, will a lock of my hair to Cindy Pakula. I, Denny Trump, will my excellent musical capabilities to Dan Organ. I, Phillip Vickery, will my height to Amy Goodbred. I, Dale Wilson, will my great math ability and love for math to Randy Goodbred as well as my Dad’s elevator shoes to Andy Wold. 1, Willie Perkins, will my driving abilities to Jack Jauch. We, the Senior girls basketball team, will to the Juniors of the team all of our great basketball skills so that they might score thirty points in one game. We, Marti, Sonya, and Mary, will to the 1983-84 Varsity volleyball team to finally beat McHenry- Johnsburg in the Sectional finals. We, Mary Fiste and Kris Leonard, will to Rita H. and Amy Z. continuous fun at lunch even though it will be hard without us. We, the Senior Class of 1983, will the Senior Class of 1984 our advisor Mr. Storkman, our great ’ financial success and our most learned knowledge of the widespread topic of partying. 95 1. Tim Fultz REALLY enjoys his tasks. 2. “No way am I cleaning the garbage cans!” exclaims Steve Campbell. 3. Karen Sanye — an expert window washer. 4. Doug Kelly strenuously stacks desks. 5. The Jolly Roger — alias Admiral Stevens. 6. Kipp Hardin in swabbing the deck. 7. Darrell Stanford contemplates walking the plank rather than serving his time. 97 P tCucA Precede icwvidd TfcyAt The 19815 athletic banquet was held last Thursday evening to honor Earlville high school student athletes. Roger Stevens gave the welcome to the athletes and their families before the potluck supper. After the meal, awards were presented to the athletes. All players received letters, pins or certificates of participa- tion. A number of students received special awards. Among these were Mary Fiste and Roger Torman, who received an Army Reserve Scholars Award. Fiste was also awarded the Harold Wold Memorial Scholarship of $100.00. Tor- man received the Harold Wold Award. Mrs. Roberta Mickelson was the first coach to honor a team. Special awards on the varsity volleyball team were given to Kris Svendsen who received Most Valuable Player, Hustle Award, and Serving Award; Mary Fiste as the Most Improved Player; Tiffany Stillwell, Co-captain Award; Sonya Kaleel, Co-captain Award and Coach’s Award. On the Junior varsity level, Amy Wold was voted Most Valuable and Judy Gaddy was voted Most Improved. The varsity team awarded Coach Mickelson with a plaque in recognition of her 100th win. Roger Essmann presented awards for both boys’ soccer and basektball. In soccer, Roger Torman received Most Valuable Player for the second year in a row, Most Valuable Defensive Player for the third year in a row and a Captain’s Pin. Tony Cox was voted Most Valuable Offensive Player for the second year in a row. Randy Goodbred received a Captain’s Pin and was voted, along with Mike Engel, as one of next year’s captains. Most Valuable Player Award, Best Field Goal Percentage award, Most Rebounds Award, and a Co-captain Award all went to Steve Campbell in boys’ basketball. Roger Torman received the other Co-captain Award. Best Freethrow Percentage and Assists Awards were given to Tom Todd, both for his second year. Next year’s captains will be Randy Goodbred and Allan Wold. The girls’ basketball awards were given by Mrs. Martha Danken- bring. Team members voted Tiffany Stillwell as the Most Valuable Player and Bonnie Mills as Best Defensive Player. Shelley England won the Best Freethrow Percentage Award and Shirley England the Best Field Goal Percentage Award. Senior Cheerleader Awards were given by Mrs. Kathy Eager to Sonya Kaleel and Mary Fiste. Coaches Martha Dakenbring and Tom Guenther introduced their track teams and gave reports on how the track season has been progressing, but no awards were handed out. tyntfutcteUc a 1. Roger Torman gives the graduation speech. 2. Kris Leonard calls out the names of the members of the class. 3. CLASS OF- FICERS — Willie Perkins — Treasurer, Kris Leonard — vice president, Roger Torman — president. 4. Shelley England — Salutatorian and Mark Breck — Valedictorian. 5. Juniors mar- shals, Mike Engel and Rita Heckman. 6. Marshals — Jodi Sondgeroth and Randy Goodbred. 100 ) wt !deted,.. - 1. Tom Todd and Karla Hamer. 2. Rusty Pratt and Tahna Doty. 3. The Senior Class of 1983. 4. Seniors wait to receive their diplomas. 5. Dale Wilson and Mark Breck. 0 0 0 7fiea4tvie 'P cctut. 1. The Senior Class waits in the lobby with mixed emotions. 2. Roger Torman and Sonya Kaleel. 3. Steve Campbell and Karen Sayne. 4. “Is my hat on straight?” 5. Seniors have that sinking feeling. 102 1. Seniors listen intently to the graduation speech. 2. “Hey, I made it.” 3. Karla thinks of the future. 4. These seniors anxiously await their moment. 103 106 Edward Brewer •Jackie Brown Joe Campbell Curtiss Crabb Seventh tyiacte Emily Cronin Richard England David Finnell Chris Guelde PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Bill Jenkins Edward Johnson Chris Kirby Pat Leonard Jeffrey Maly Joyce Marshall Kim Mathesius Amanda Meloy Cathy Miller Marl Myers Debbie Perkins Bob Phillip Jeff Pickert Mary Jo Ramer Matt Sanford Tom Siler Missy Skaggs Brian Spies Philip Stegman Chris Stockley Cynthia Stout Mike Vincent Amy Weiman Susan Wilson Barry Wold 107 « Troy Ambler Gina Beck Becky Childs Chris Corel ty'uute Tim Cottingim Marc Doty Diana Durbin Chris Farley Steve Goellner Tina Goellner Grace Gomez PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Glenn Guelde Richard Heckman Shelly Hughes Pam Jones Kelly Kirby Karen Kofoed Scott Leonard 108 TS.ccte t e Ron Maitland David Mann Rick McBee Melody McOlasson Leroy McKimmey Tyler Meloy John O’Dell Trisha O’Dell Cindy Pakula Richard Pakula Angela Perkins Janis Pratt Susan Ridge Tony Riva Randy Simpson Darren Smith Mark Trump Julie Vezain 109 The Seventh grade soccer team includes, Front Row: C. Stockley, B. Phillip, J. Pickert, J. Maly, M. Henrikson. Second Row: J. Campbell, P. McIntyre, P. Leonard, M. Sanford, B. Jenkins, P. Stegman. The Seventh grade basketball team includes, Front Row: C. Stockley, J. Maly, J. Arjes, M. Henrikson, M. Myers, J. Pickert. Second Row: J. Campbell, M. Sanford, P. Leonard, B. Jenkins, B. Spies, B. Phillip, P. Stegman. 110 The eighth grade soccer team includes, Front Row: J. O’Dell, D. Smith, T. Meloy, R. Simpson, R. Maitland. Second Row: R. Cottingim, L. McKimmey, S. Leonard, R. McBee, S. Goellner. The Junior High track team includes, First Row: J. Maly, J. Pickert, P. Leonard, Mgr. J. Pratt, C. Stockley, M. Myers. Second Row: T. Siler, C. Corel, T. Meloy, T. Cottingim, J. O’Dell, J. Campbell, Coach Roger Essmann. Third Row: B. Spies, S. Leonard, D. Smith, R. Pakula, L. McKimmey, C. Farley, B. Phillip. The eighth grade basketball team includes. First Row: T. Cottingim, J O’Dell, M. Doty, D. Smith. Second Row: T. Meloy, C. Farley, L. McKimmey, S. Leonard, D. Mann. Ill The Seventh grade volleyball team includes. Front Row: A. Weiman, H. Hitchens, A. Meloy, S. Wilson, J. Marshall, W. Hollenback. Second Row: Mgr.: C. Miller, L. Atherton, C. Stout, D. Perkins, C. Miller, E. Cronin, J. Brown. K. Mathesius, M. Skaggs, G. Meloy. The Eighth volleyball team includes Mgr. C. Miller, K.Kofoed.G. Gomez, J. Pratt, A. Perkins, S. Hughes, T. Goellner, S. Ridge, M. McGlasson, J. Vezain, K. Kirby, P. Jones. The Junior High track team includes. First Row: W. Hollenback, M. Skaggs, P. Jones, T. Goellner, Mgr. J. Pratt, D. Durbin. Second Row: S. Hughes, T. O’Dell, A. Perkins, E. Cronin, G. Meloy, Coach Roger Essmann. 112 The Seventh grade girls basketball team include, First Row: A. Meloy, L. Atherton, W. Hollenback, G. Meloy. Second Row: M. Skaggs, E. Cronin, C. Stout, D. Perkins, J. Brown. The Eighth grade basketball team includes, First Row: G. Gomez, K. Kofoed, P. Jones, B. Childs, J. Pratt. Second Row: A. Perkins, T. Goellner, S. Hughes, T. O’Dell, G. Beck. THE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS — E. Cronin, P. Jones, G. Gomez, D. Durbin, L. Atherton, H. Hitchens. 113 flcutcosi ... 'Doivty 7 The Earlville Junior High — each have a way of showing his own individualism. Stcuteat 'Judex Se tl vi4 flcCKUyT4 Austin. June — 4,73,77 Breck. Mark — 4. 16. 52.53.65.82, 90. 100. 101 Brewer, Melodve — 4, 16, 35, 40. 48. 49. 52,68, 72; 82 Campbell, Steve — 5,32, 41,65.96, 102 Corrigan. Doug — 5. 40, 50,65, 96. 102 Cronin, Marti — 5,15, l.. 53, ’ 8.59, 60,61,72, 74,76, 82,88 Doty, Tahna — 6,40, 47,52, 101 Kngland, Shelly — 6, 40. 44. 50, 51, 52.67.82, 100 Kngland. Shirley — 6,40, 44,50, 51, 52,67,82,90 Finnell, Paul — 7. 41,59,69, 70, 89 Fiste, Marv — 7, 16. 44, 48, 49, 51, 53, 55,58, 59,60,61,67,68. 69, 72, 76, 82, 87, 88 Fultz, Tim — 7,69 Harden, Mechelle — 5, 52,82 Hardin, Kipp — 8, 16, 59,97 Hamer, Karla 8, 101 Johnson. David 9, 41.69, 75,82, 90 Kaleel, Sonya — 9, 15, 16, 44, 47, 48, 51,52,53, 55,58, 59.60,61.70, 72, 82,87,88, 90, 102 Kelly, Dan — 9 Kelly, Doug — 10, 41,96 Kirby. Kathy — 10, 29 Leonard, Kris 10,15,44,47,48, 50,51, 59. 68.69. 72.76,82, 87,88. 90 100 Miller, Kerry — 11, 41,44,68, 72, 76 O’Dell, Cheryl — 11, 51,52,82 Ostrem, Paul— 11,41,59,65,82 Perkins, Willie 12,50, 53,82, 100 Pratt, Rusty — 12, 40, 48, 51,59, 82, 101 Sanye, Karen — 12,96, 102 Stanford, Darrell — 13, 28, 33,97 Todd. Tom — 13, 59,65.82. 89. 101 Torman, Roger — 13, 15,16, 45, 48, 49,52.53,59,65,66,68,69. 72, 76. 77.82. 88, 90.100.102 Trump, Dennis — 14, 36, 41.82 Vickery, Philip — 14, 32,35 Wilson, Dale — 14. 33,35,50.52,53, 59.82.101 Beale. Rhonda — 18, 47,64,67. 74 Doughty, Jim— 18,41 Kngel. Mike 18. 19. 50, 59.73,75.77, 100 Flickenger, Lisa 18, 58,60, 64 Gauer, Kelli 18, 47, 53 Gomez, Stella 18 Goodbred. Randy — 18, 24, 29, 44, 48, 50. 59, 65. 72,73, 77. 90, UK) Haight. Julie — 18, 48, 49. 51,53 Heckman, Rita — 18, 19, 24,33, 35, 44. 48,51, 52, 53, 58,60. 68, 72, 74, 77,87, 89,91, 100 Jauch, Jack — 18,29,33 Kelm, Wanda 18 Ketcham, Angie — 18,35 Kofoed, Brad — 18.52,65, 89 Meaney, Bryan — 18 Meloy. Kristy — 18, 24, 29, 31,35, 44, 47, 48, 49.51,52,53. 58, 60,67 Mills, Bonnie — 18, 48, 49,50,52,67,72 Norton, Peggy — 19,32, 36,50,51,58, 59.60, 61,67,68,87, 90 Organ, Dan 19, 31,36 Pakula, Jean — 19,52,90 Skaggs, Cindy — 19,50,55,60,61,68 Stillwell. Tiffany — 19. 50,51,58.60. 67,68. 87.89 Svendsen, Kris — 19,55, 58,60 Sondgeroth. Jodi 18, 19, 24, 52, 53, 58.60, 67,73, 77,87, 100 Vezain.Jim 19,59 Weidner, Steven — 19, 44 Wold, Allan — 19, 44. 59,64.65 Zimmerman, Amy — 18, 19, 53, 55,58, 60 Bonine, Brent — 20. 29,59. 64.69 Campbell, Jeff — 20, 59.64,75 Cox. Tony — 20, 59.64,69. 74, 79 Cronin, Bob — 20, 47,51,59,64,73, 77 Kager, John 20, 50,64 Finnell, Chris — 20, 33 Fiste, Diane — 20, 44, 51,52,53,63, 66,68, 70, 72 Gaddv, Judi — 20,36.48. 49,53,63. 66 Goodbred, Amy — 20, 21,24, 36, 48, 49,51,53, 54.63,73,77,87 Hardin, Kris — 20, 21, 24. 48, 49, 50, 51,53,54,63,87 Huddleston, W. L. 20,33 Jones, Richard — 20,64 Joslin, Jim — 20 Kelly. Julie —20,63,68. 75 Kozlowski, Angie — 20, 24, 44, 51, 53.54.63.68 Landers, Tim — 21, 26, 29,48, 51, 52, 53,59,64,70 Leonard, Stephanie — 27, 47, 48, 49, 51.53.63.68 Lockard, Jim — 21,33,50,51, 59,64 McGlasson. Marty — 21 Messer, Margaret — 21,52,66 Myers, Chris — 21,52,66 O’Dell, Carrie — 21.26, 28,35,52 O’Dell. Mark —21,51,59, 64 Osborne, Steve — 21,59,69 Stout, Lonnie — 21 Tarrance, John — 21 Torman, Rusty — 21,44, 53, 59, 64 Trump, Robert — 21, 36 Wald, Ron — 21 Wold. Amy — 21,51,63,68 116 '?re4 te t Seventh 'UuCc Atherton, Tim — 22 Blish, Scott — 22 Doughty, Stephanie — 22, 32,44, 54, 63 Hager, Scott — 22, 37, 44, 53,64 Engel, Dave 22,59,69 England. Maureen 22,66,68 Fessler, Sue — 22 Gomez, David — 22. 24,33 Goodbred, Brad 22,24,59.64 Grommes, Carolyn — 22 Hampton, Doug — 22, 38, 59 Hanley, Jane - 22,24,48, 49. 53.63, 66.73, 77 Hanson, Mike — 22,53,64 Hartman, Kristi — 22 Hill. Dana —22,66,68 Hollenhack, Julie — 22,66,68 Hollenback, Lisa — 22,66 Kelm, Connie — 22,66 Kozlowski, Jenny — 23, 36, 53, 54, 63, 74 Kukuk, Shawn 23, 53 Little. Kick - 23 Lockard, (Henna — 23,63,79 Lonie. Bill —23, 44.64 Maly. Trevor -23 McCann, Kodnev — 23 Mills, Edward — 23,69 Nielsen, Giles 23,24,37,48,59, 64,73,77 Ostrem, Jenny — 23, 36, 37, 47,50, 53,63,66,68 Powell, Scott — 23 Sibigtroth, Kolinda — 23,66 Spies. Amy — 23,47,53.66, 74 Stillwell. Dawn — 23.47, 48.63, 73 Wald. Randy —23,59 West, Chris — 23 Wold, Andy—23, 53,64 Wold, Jim —23,53,59 Zimmerman, Carl — 23 Ambler, Troy — 108 Beck, Gina — 108, 113 Childs. Becky — 108,113 Corel,Chris — 108, 111 Cottingim, Tim 108, 111 Dotv, Marc — 108, 111 Durbin, Diana 108,112,113 Farley, Cris — 108,111 Goellner, Steve — 108, 111 Goellner, Tina — 108, 112,113 Gomez, Grace — 108, 112,113 Guelde, Glenn — 108 Heckman, Richard — 108 Hughes, Shelly 108, 112, 113 Jones. Pam — 108,112,113 Kirby. Kelly — 108. 112 Kofoed, Karen 108, 112, 113 Leonard. Scott — 108,111 Maitland. Ron — 109, 111 Mann. David — 109, 111 McBee, Rick — 109, 111 McGlasson, Melody 109, 112 McKimmey, Leroy 109,111 Meloy, Tyler — 109.111 O’Dell, John — 109. Ill O’Dell, Trisha — 109,112,113 Pakula, Cindy— 109 Pakula, Richard — 109, 111 Perkins. Angela — 109,112,113 Pratt. Janis — 109, 111, 112,113 Ridge, Susan — 109, 112 Riva, Tony — 109 Simpson, Randy — 109, 111 Smith, Darren — 109, 111 Trump. Mark 109 Vezain, Julie — 109, 112 Arjis, Jeff 106, 110 Atherton, Lisa — 106, 112, 113 Baker, John — 106 Brewer, Edward — 106 Brown, Jackie — 106, 112,113 Campbell, Joe — 106, 110, 111 Crabb, Curtiss — 106 Cronin, Emily — 106, 112, 113 England, Richard 106 Guelde, Chris — 106 Henrikson. Mike — 106, 110 Hitchens. Holly — 106, 112, 113 Hollenback. Wendy — 106. 112, 113 Jauch, Ernie — 106 Jenkins, Bill — 106, 110 Johnson, Edward — 106 Kirby, Chris — 106 Leonard. Pat — 106, 110, 111 McIntyre, Pat — 106, 110 McKean, Shayne — 106 Maloy, Gwen — 106, 112, 113 Maly.Jeffrey— 107, 110, 111 Marshall, Joyce — 107,112 Mathesius, Kim — 107, 112 Meloy, Amanda 107, 112, 113 Miller, Cathy — 107, 112 Myers, Mark — 107, 110, 111 Perkins, Debbie — 107, 112,113 Phillip, Bob — 107, 110, 111 Pickert.Jeff—107,110, 111 Ramer, Mary Jo — 107 Sanford. Matt — 107, 110 Siler,Tom — 107, 111 Skaggs, Missy — 107, 112, 113 Spies, Brian — 107,110, 111 Stegman, Philip — 107, 110 Stockley, Chris — 107, 110,111 Stout, Cynthia— 107, 112,113 Vincent. Mike — 107 Weiman, Amy — 107,112 Wilson, Susan — 107, 112 Wold, Barry — 107 117 '82 (£ u 4 ie Lce (ZfasnfiA 82 Utnict %2 Second Cace Sectto ia£4 “ Octt 'Wtc‘ e ruf-y t4 wi$. t ?X3 uOVCK ifS lIZf £ ei'iiviMc eufceette4 P.O. Sax 7t ? S t£uMc, ? 605fZ Congratulations to the Class of ’83 fo t e (££€144 3 National Sank of Earlttll “We’ve got it ail going for you. Earlville, Illinois 60518 Pnone (815)246-8411 From THE NATIONAL BANK OF EARLVILLE Regular Banking Hours Lobby Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday Friday Drive-in 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday Friday 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. JACK’S BARBER SHOP “I recommend and sell RK products.” Earlville, Illinois 60518 (815)246-6102 801 Washington St. Mendota, III. 61342 (815)539-9346 Member FDIC ATIONAL HTQAIMK Serving the Tri-County Area lor Over 50 Yearsl 140 W. Market Somonauk, Illinois WILEY’S LTD. Finest in Men's Clothing Featuring Fashion Sportswear Suits and Sportcoats Dennis Wiley, Owner 9:00-7:00 Mon., Fri. 9:00-9:00 9:00-5:30 Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 815 498-3240 4. MRMERS ST TTE B 4NK of somonauk SOMONAUK, ILLINOIS 60552 Phone: (815) 498 2396 Mister Penguin Makes it Fun to go Formal 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Mon. and Fri. 9 am-9 pm or Evening Appointments 909 Clinton Street Ottawa, IL 61360 (815) 433-3222 MILLER-ROWE INSURANCE AGENCY “For those who want the best!” J. W. Rowe and H. J. Carter Earlville, Illinois 60518 (815)246-7010 LELAND’S FARMER’S COMPANY Leland, IL 60531 495-2421 THE WAYSIDE PRESS Mendota, IL 539-7402 We put our pride into print. STEGMAN HOMES INC. Good Luck John Stegman Earlville, Illinois (815)246-9094 Best of Luck! GEORGE P. “BILL” BABCOCK Earlville, Illinois 60518 (815)246-8561 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of ’83 SCHMIDT PHARMACY Michael F. Schmidt, R.P.H. Earlville, III. 246-7011 233 West Madison 117 South Ottawa Ottawa, IL 61350 Earlville, IL 60518 (815)433-4712 (815)246-8811 CANTLIN, BUTE ASSOCIATES Attorneys at Law JOHN L. CANTLIN Res. (815)246-9311 PAULA’S BEAUTY SHOP AND GOODBRED’S SUBDIVISION Earlville, III. 246-4822 125 The Money Tree Bank Congratulations to the Class of ’83 24 Hour Commodity Prices Phone: 495-9226 LELAND NATIONAL BANK 200 NORTH MAIN STREET • LELAND, ILLINOIS 60531 Congratulations to the Class of '83 TED’S RED FOX SPORTS-N-STUFF, INC. 722 Main Street jjfer Mendota, IL 61342 'zrM MALLEY’S PLUMBING HAMPSON PHARMACY Malley’s Home Comfort and Headquarters; the experts in plumbing, heating, air-conditioning, and Whirlpool appliances. Earlville, III. r ? Jim Hampson, RPH (815)246-6011 713 Illinois Ave. Mendota, IL 61342 w 126 Jn iemafy Oar fie va ' Jt,r A 2 ava 0 , O cer Jto£un ’vu tJEe tua.tf daJftacji J lrte ue yyixd @6t M2' y E e ttfUna ,___________ flartfvifite, opA. E ct -ji (815] 246 6571 TZustett W. Pratt CUctric ELECTRICAL ANTENNA WORK RUSSEH RRATT Owr «' 12 A RAilROAO SI EARLVILLE ILL 60518 The following patrons would like to congratulate the class of 19831 Barr’s Shoe Store — Mendota, IL The Basket Restaurant — Somonauk, IL Ben Franklin — Mendota, IL Blythe’s Flowers — Ottawa, IL Bowl Away Lanes and Lounge — Earlville, IL Chris’ Curl — Earlville, IL Coast to Coast — Mendota, IL Decker’s Market — Leland, IL Donna's Young Shoppe — Somonauk, IL The Earlville Leader — Earlville, IL Gaines Realty — Earlville, IL Goslin Drug Store — Mendota, IL H and R Block, Wilma Boltz — Earlville, IL Howey’s Sales — Earlville, IL Kaleel's — Mendota, IL Krenz and Associates Insurance — Mendota, IL Jon C. Krenz, D.M.D. — Mendota, IL Robert J. Krenz, D.D.S. — Mendota, IL Leo’s Studio — Mendota, IL M and E TV — Mendota, IL Max’s Coop — Earlville, IL McConville Realty and Auctioneering — Earlville, IL McDonald’s — Mendota, IL Mendota Reporter — Mendota, IL Miller’s Food — Somonauk, IL Pohl's Office Supply — Mendota, IL Royal Travel of Mendota, IL Inc. — Mendota, IL Somonauk Insurance Realty — Somonauk, IL Super Value — Mendota, IL Village Courtyard — Somonauk, IL Wayside Furniture — Mendota, IL Westerman’s — Mendota, IL 128 • .• ■ • •- .