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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1985 volume:

ook ...! Up in the sky ...! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s RAIDERMAN!!! Faster than a speeding bulldog. More powerful than a Mustang. Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Dedicated to the pursuit of TRUTH, JUSTICE, and the RAIDER WAY OF LIFE. Administration and Faculty Organizations............. Classes................... Sports.................... Special Events............ Junior High............... Seniors................... Advertisements............ .2 .8 14 24 38 62 78 88 On September 21, 1984, at 5:30 p.m., the first All- Staff and Board Picnic was held. The teachers, administrators, board members and their families enjoyed a pot-luck dinner held on the school playground, in the hopes of getting better acquainted for the coming school year. Administration for the 1984-85 school year: Mr. Avery Wilson, Superintendent; Mr. Richard Carter, Principal; and Mr. Albert L. Storkman, Guidance Counselor. School Board members include: Mr. George Durbin, President; Mr. Lawrence Leonard. Mr. Donald Fiste, Mr. Craig Carter, Mr. Steve Sons. Mr. Wayne Torman, and Mr. Kurt Larson. MORE POWERFUL THAN A LOCOMOTIUE . SCHOOL BOARD AND ADMINISTRATION Brian Bealle, Band Mary Bender. French. Fr.. English Lynn Carter. Jr. Hi Lang. Arts, Reading Kathy Eager. 8th Math. Algebra II, Math IV Roger Essmann, Health. Driver's Ed. Sam Martin, History, Current Events Kara McHugh. Jr. Hi Special Ed. Wilma Mende. Home Economics Roberta Michelson. Physical Ed. 4 Opposite Page Left: Eight new teachers were hired at Earlville this year. Right: Mr. Martin shows off his cast. This Page Left: Mr. Hess loves Earlville Students. Right: Mrs. Bender, one of the many picketers. Phyllis Guelde. Library Aid Virjean Haywood. Media Specialist Lauren Hess. Soph-Sr Eng.. Speech Larry Imel, Industrial Arts Meg Knauf, Business Charles Rogers. 7th Math, |r. Hi Social Studies Sue Sealley. 8th Science Donna Schrecengost. Art. Algebra I. Cons. Math. Geometry Dan Spies. 7th Science. Biology. Earth Science 5 SECRETARIES 1. Paula Glass, High School secretary, listens at- tentively. “The orthodontist again? Okay Fine!” 2. Helen Hill, district bookkeeper and board secretary, catches up on the news during a cof- fee break, anticipating her retirement in July. 3. Janitors Chris Fritz and Ray Bergemeir clean up the mess that the students leave after school. 4. Janitor Mike Bauer keeps things clean and running smoothly. BUS DRIVERS These Bus Drivers, (Mary, Chuck, and Pat) smile as they think of their next pay checks. 1. Lorraine Meloy, substitute cook, gives ser- vice with a smile. 2. Barb Sanders wraps up her 33rd and final year of feeding the kids at Earlville. 3. Mom (Mary Campbell) has had many years of ex- perience washing dishes. 4. Barb Cantlin's capable hands shuffle trays. 5. Shirley Maloy gets ready to go to work. 1. Regular Staff Members were: Ami Barry, Missy Skaggs, Editor Angie Kozlowski, Lisa Carter, Mandy Meloy, Editor Steph Leonard, Pat Leonard, Lisa Atherton, Cathy Miller, and Advisor Ms. Haywood. Missing from picture — Cindy Stout, Gwen Maloy, Cover Specialist Diane Fiste, and Mrs. Schrecengost. 2. Editor Angie Kozlowski assists the novice page designers. 3. Our creative Art Staff. 4. This year’s il- lustrious photographers. 5. Taylor Representative, Marie Schrecengost demonstrates the proper technique in cropping pictures for this page. 6. Editor Steph Leonard exclaims Thank goodness for WHITE-OUT!” as she completes another ad page. 7. Members of the successful Advertisement Recruiting Team. The Student Council spon- sored numerous activities such as Spirit Week Festivities, the Turn-about- Dance, Valentine Dance, Jr. Hi Sock Hop and St. Pat’s Dance. Officers of this organization were Tim Landers, Angie Kozlowski — President, Rusty Torman, and Kris Hardin. Members are: R. Tor- man. K. Hardin. T. Landers. L. Carter, A. Goodbred, L. Atherton, G. Maloy, J. Hanley. M. Meloy, D. Durbin, S. Doughty, Advisor Mr. Carter, G. Nielsen. B. Lonie. T. Meloy, B. Goodbred. LEADERS OF THE PACK! 10 RAIDER RAMPAGE STAFF The members of this year’s Raider Rampage staff are from Left to Right, Front Row: Doug Simpson, Bryant Berggren, Jenny Mathesius, Kristi Pickert, Marcy Botts, Amy Olson, and Kim Hall. Second Row: Joe Corel, Bryce Berggren, Johniese O'Dell, Chris Doughty, Ami George, Sue Seidleman, Melissa Stanford, Laura Ensor, and Rhonda Crossen. Third Row: Sam Harper, Janet Messer, Namyi Chung, Lezlie Carter, Stephanie Loy, and Jennie Smith. Fourth Row: Susie Wilson, Judy Bain, Chris Stockley, Dawn Stillwell, Jenni Kozlowski, Jo Ostrem, Judi Gaddy, Cari Grommes, Diana Durbin, and Pam Jones. Last Row: the advisor Mrs. Carter, Lisa Atherton, Rolinda Sibigtroth, Margaret Messer, Pat McIntyre, and Lisa Carter. The editors for this year’s Raider Rampage staff are Front Row: Dawn Stillwell, Chris Stockley, and Cari Grommes. Second Row: Shelly Hughes, Jenni Kozlowski, Jo Ostrem, and Judi Gaddy. Third Row: Namyi Chung, Jennie Smith, and Johniese O’Dell. This year the Raider Rampage was printed in conjunction with the Earlville Leader. The “new” combined staff con- sisted of both junior and senior high school students. They worked hard all year selling and designing ads along with selling valentines. A C A D E M I C B 0 W L This year we had six members of the Academic Bowl. They are: Lisa Atherton, Lisa Carter, Jenni Kozlowski, Diane Fiste, and Captain Steph Leonard. Jim Cronin served as the alter- nate. Our members met at least once a week and played trivial pursuit and also drilled on questions received from “Questions Unlimited. Earlville's Academic Bowl members placed sec- ond in their March 7th scrimmage against Hinckley-Big Rock and Malta. In the Academic Bowl meet held at Malta, Earlville members placed fifth in the over all competition. M A T H T E A M This year's members of the Math Team are: (starting left front) Kris H„ Bill J„ Steph L„ Amy G., Angie K„ Diane F., Diana D., Janis P„ Jim W„ Chris C., Scott L., Judi G., Shawn K., Jo O., Ty M., Deb- bie P., Cathy M„ Mandy M„ Bob P., Chris S., Gwen M. The 1985 Math Team par- ticipated in the IVCC Regional Math Contest. A Morning Librarians are: Front Row: Bill J.. Phillip $.. Mark M.. Steve R. Second Row: Debbie P.. Brad G.. Tony C.. Kris H.. Amy G., Andy W.. Steph Leonard, Michelle B. Last Row: Judi G., Jo O., Tim A., Mike H.. Jenny D. Afternoon Librarians are: Last Row: Scott L.. Rusty T.. Jim L., Cindy S. Second Row: Chris S.. Pam J., Lisa A.. Ms. Guilde. Namyi C.. Kelly S.. Miss Haywood. Jane H.. Marc D.. Janet M. First Row: Kim H., Rhonda C.. Janis P.. Johniese O.. Cindy M.. Stacy W. 13 This year’s class officers were Philip Stegman, Treasurer; Missy Skaggs, Secretary; Chris Stockley, Vice President; Lisa Atherton, Presi- dent. They were voted on by the members of the Freshman class. The Freshman class became an in- tegral part of E.H.S. almost im- mediately. They were active in Spirit Week electing Gwen Maloy and Chris Stockley. 14 Mandy Meloy Cathy Miller Mark Myers Robert Nolte Debbie Perkins Bob Philip Jeffrey Pickert Mary |o Ramer Matt Sanford Tom Siler Missy Skaggs Philip Stegman Chris Stockley Cindy Stout Amy Weiman Susan Wilson Jeff Arjes Lisa Atherton John Baker Ami Barry Joe Campbell Bennett Cole Mike Henrikson Molli Hitchins Wendy Hollenback Ernie |auch Bill Jenkins Ed |ohnson Pat Leonard Pat McIntyre Shayne McKean liwen Maloy Jeffrey Maly Kim Mathesius 15 A First Row: Missy S.. Gwen M. Second Row: Cindy S., Debbie P., Amy B., Cindy M., Lisa A.. Mandy M.. Susie W., Wendy H. Third Row: Kim M., Holli H., John B.. Eddie J., Phillip S., Chris S., Jeff A., Chris G. Fourth Row: Shayne M., Mike H., Mark M.. Benny C.. Matt S.. Bob N., Pat L., Jeff P., Bill J., Jeff M.. Bob P., Tom S., Pat M., Ernie J., Mike J. c L A S S 16 Miss Haywood Mrs. Mende Mr. Spies SOPHOMORES ▲ 1st Row: Julie V., Gina B., Becky C., Kelli K., Melody M., Karen K., Diana D., Lisa C., Shelly H. 2nd Row: Scott L., Steve G., Ty M., David M., Anna H., Janice P. 3rd Row: Chris F., Darren S.. Mark D. 4th Row: Steve R., Chris W., Randy S., David F., Leroy M., Troy A., Glen G., Gary 1. — WANTED? This year's sophomore class had a very successful jewelry sales campaign. The class made in excess of $800. which they in- tend to use for next year’s prom. Anna Holman, shown with class sponsor. Roberta Mickelson, received a telephone for being top salesperson. The two other class spon- sors are Sam Martin and Larry Imel. The class officers for the year were: Secretary, Tina Goellner; Treasurer, Ty Meloy; Vice President. Shelly Hughes; and President. Karen Kofoed. Durbin •V a x ris y.OTf Melody McGlasson Lerov Mr.Kimmev Ty Me toy John O'Dell Pam |ones Kelly Kirby Karen Kofoed Stull Leonard David Mann Julie Vezain Chris Wes! Not Pictured: Carv Intel Tim Atherton |udy Bain Stephanie Doughty Scott Eager David Engel Susie Fessler Brad Good bred Cari Grommes |ane Hanley Mike Hanson Kristi Hartman Dana Hill (ulie Hollenback Lisa Hollenback Connie Kelm Jenni Kozlowski Bill Lonie Ed Mills Giles Neilsen |o Ostrem Scott Powell Rolinda Sibigtroth Dawn Stillwell Randy Wald Andy Wold )im Wold Carl Zimmerman 20 The Junior Class, under the able leadership of of- ficers Dawn Stillwell, Jane Hanley, Steph Doughty, and Giles Nielsen, manned the concession stand at countless athletic events. The money raised fin- anced the prom with the surplus funds earmarked for a Senior Trip Day. 21 Mrs. Binder Mrs. Knauf SENIORS CUT LOOSE 23 WE DID IT AGAIN! The Red Raider Soccer Team finished the season with an 18-5-0 record, overall, and 7-2-0 in the Little 10 Conference, finishing third. They finished second in the conference tournament, losing to Waterman, but were victorious in the IHSA Regional, beating Shabbona 2-0. Named to the All-Conference Team were: Giles Nielsen, Rusty Torman, Jim Lockard, Mark O'Dell, Jim Cronin and Tony Cox. Cronin received Honorable Mention, All- Sectional and Cox was named to the All-State Class A team. I. Coach Easmann plana hia atrategy. 2. Senior Soccer TEAM MEMBERS — Left to Right: Tim Landere. Ruaty Torman. Jim Cronin, Jim Lockard. Steve Oaborne, Bob Trump. 3. 1984 RED RAIDER SOCCER TEAM — Back Row: Coach Eaamann, S. Oaborne. M. Hanaon. G. Nielaen, J. Lockard, R. Torman, J. Cronin. S. Leonard, P. Leonard. Center Row: Mgr. S. Ridge. B. Phillip. T. Meloy. P. McIn- tyre. T. Cottingham. T. Landere. J. Wold. B. Good bred. Mgr. P. Jonea. Front: R. Wald, M. Henrlkeon. P. Stegman, G. Guelde. J. Campbell, C. Stockley. D. Smith. B. Trump. D. Engel. 4. TRI-CAPTAINS — Mark O’Dell. Tony Co . Tim Landera. 5. Go for itl” 6. Jim Lockard breaka away to pick up a paaa. 7. Goalie Bill Lonle uaea a apare moment to check out behind the acenea. 8. Tony ecoree a goal. 9. The Raldera atretch out before a game. Leland 7-1 (W) Rockford Christian 9-1 (W) Somonauk 8-0 (W) Rockford Auburn 1-0 (W) Serena 6-1 W) U-High 3-0 (W) Shabbona 6-1 (W) Paw Paw 4-0 (W) Washington 5-0 (W) Waterman 4-6 (L) Malta 2-0 (W) Newark 4-0 (W) Hinckley-Big Rock 0-2 (L) Wheaton Christian 0-5 (L) Little 10 Tournament Serena 8-1 (W) Shabbona 3-1 (W) Waterman 1-2 (L) Leland 6-1 (W) Regional Tournament Leaf River 1-0 (W) Leland 6-0 (W) Shabbona 2-0 (W) Sectional Tournament St. Charles 0-7 (L) LOOKING Ti Marseilles 10-15; 3-15 (L) Coal City 15-10; 18-16 (W) Lemont 10-15; 8-15 (L) St. Bede 14-16; 17-19 (L) Kirkland 8-15:12-15; 10-15 (L) Newark 3-15; 4-15 (L) Malta 15-5; 15-13 (W) Mooseheart 15-12; 8-15; 15-3 (W) Lostant 15-6; 9-15; 6-15 (L) Leland 4-15; 15-12:10-15IL) Wheaton Christian 2-15; 15-8; 5-15 (L) Streator Woodland 9-15; 15-10; 15-5; 15-9 (W) Shabbona 20-18; 9-15; 15-9 (W) Mendota 4-15; 1-15 (L) Serena 12-15; 15-13; 12-15 (L) Leland 1-15; 6-15 (L) Marquette 8-15; 15-13; 14-16 (L) Paw Paw 15-13; 7-15; 13-15 (L) Little 10 Tournament Serena 14-16; 8-15:15-5; 10-15 (L) Regional Tournament Plano 13-15; 15-7; 15-8; 10-15 (W| Leland 5-15:3-15; 11-15 (L) L Loss; W Win E % � 13V,'h 1. What a group! 2 Perfect form! 3. Senior members are: Angie Kozlowski, Helen Visco, Judi Gaddy, Amy Goodbred, Amy Wold, Steph Leonard, Kris Hardin, Diane Fiste ▲ Kneeling: Kris Hardin, Helen Visco, Judi Gaddy, Jo Ostrem, Dawn Stillwell, Angie Kozlowski. Standing: Amy Wold, Jane Hanley, Steph Doughty. Coach Kara McHugh, Steph Leonard, Diane Fiste. Amy Goodbred. 26 St. Bede Kirkland Newark Malta Mooseheart Wheat on-Christian Streator Woodland Marseilles Shabhona Mendota Serena Leland Marquette Paw Paw 15-1; 15-81W) 15-3; 5-15; 12-15 (L) 15-8; 15-4 |W) 15-4; 15-8 (W) 8-15; 10-15 (L) 15-7; 15-7 (W) 5-15; 15-4; 11-15 (L) 1-15; 3-15 (L) 15-13; 11-15:15-0(W) 0-15:4-15(1) 8-15; 8-15 (L) 4-15; 6-15 (L) 11-15; 11-15 (L) 15-2; 15-3 (W) A Bottom Row: Pam Jones. Shelly Hughes. Sue Ridge. Kim Mathesius, Holli Hitchens Middle Row Lisa Carter. Lisa Atherton. Mandy Meloy, Missy Skaggs. Gwen Maloy, Debbie Perkins Top Row: Cathy Miller. Karen Kofoed. Trish O’Dell. Coach Kara McHugh. 1. One of our hottest servers. Amy Good bred. 2. Why can't our basketball team jump that high? 3. Or this high? 4. Working together, finally! 5. Angie Kozlowski received the serving award with a 1007r serving average. MARTIN MANS J.U. CAGERS 1. Pat M. hustles down the court. 2. Tim C. Gets ready to pass the ball. 3. Ty M. taking the ball down the court. 4. Scott leaping for the ball. 5. The members of the Raiders JV Basketball team are Back Row: Coach Martin, Matt Sanford. Ty Meloy, David Mann. Scott Leonard. Bill Jenkins. Bob Nolte. and Manager Susan Ridge. First Row: Tim Cot tingham, John O'Dell, Joe Campbell, Chris Stockley. Mike Henrikson. Philip Stegman, and Pat McIntyre. 28 I. Members of the Varsity Basket ball team are Tim Landers. Tony Cox. Mark O’Dell. Giles Nielsen. Rusty Torman, Mike Hanson. John Eager. Jim Cronin. Jim Lockard, Jeff Campbell. Brent Bonine. Bill Lonie. Brad Goodbred. and in the front row is manager Shelly Hughes. Coach Martin, and Coach Essmann. and manager Janice Pratt. 2. Don't ask me why I'm in this coaching position? For the glory! 3. Look out. Michael Jor- dan. Here comes J.P.! 4. Mark uses the decisive chair move to frighten his defender. 5. “Catch, dribble, shoot ... catch, dribble, shoot . . 6. Which way did he go? 7. The Raiders in action! RAIDERS UPSET LITTLE 10 TOURNAMENT!! BASKETBALL S' Members of the girls basketball team are: 1st Row; Julie Ann Hollenback. Rolinda Sibetroth, Cindy Stout. Trisha O'dell. Carrie Gromez. Second Row: Diana Durbin. Karen Kofoed. Gwen Maloy. Debbie Perkins. Lisa Atherton. Wendy Hollenback. Third Row: Connie Kelm. Judi Gaddy. Dorothy Schmall. Magaret Messer. Jo Ostrem. Back Row: Loren Hess, coach. 30 RAIDER BASEBALL Members of the Raider baseball team are: Front Row: Tim C.. Mark O.. Randy W., Giles N. Second Row: Jeff A.. Darren S., Brad G.. Tim L.. Chris S. Back Row: Manager Lisa A.. Ty M.. Coach Martin. Tom D.. Mike H.. and Manager Missy S. 1. Tom listens carefully to Coach Martin's directions. 2. Mr. Hess coaches 1st base. 3. Rusty scores. 32 1. Rusty T. shows his batting skill. 2. Mike H. stands ready for a hit. 3. Ty M. runs in from the field. 4. Mark O. demonstrates his great pitching ability. FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET!! The Earlville track team was coached by Dun- can McHugh and consisted of four members in- cluding Steph Leonard. Gwen Maloy, Connie Kelm, and Diana Durbin. The team worked hard and Steph Leonard placed fourth in the District. Steph threw the shot put 3T3 . Best times E.H.S. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM — Sophomore Diana Durbin, Senior Steph Leonard, Coach D. McHugh, Junior Connie Kelm, Freshman Gwen Maloy. Steph Leonard shot put 31'3 Gwen Maloy 800m 2:47 34 Connie Kelm 100 m 14.2 Diana Durbin 800 m 3:03 FANTASTIC FANS! 1. Chick McGary is Earlville's GREATEST fan! 2. Mr. Hess loves volleyball. 3. Mrs. Eager is an avid basketball fan. 4. Even the soccer players love volleyball! 1. The squad attempts a mount for the pre-game line-up at the Plano Tournament. 2. THE 1984-85 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Amy Goodbred. Diane Fiste. Angie Kozlowski, and Kris Hardin. 3. How about some enthusiasm. Diana? 4. Tina G. watches the action as she cheers on the sidelines. 5. Kris H. boosts school spirit at a pep session. 6. Angie K. performs the “Two Bits” cheer to raise the crowd’s enthusiasm. 7. Amy G. shows her enthusiasm with a big smile for the crowd. 8. Pam J. gets caught with her pants down. RAIDERS IGNITE! I. E.H.S. RAH RAHS — Back Row: Amy Goodbred, Kris Hardin, Angie Kozlowski. Diane Fiste. Front Row: Tina Goellner. Diana Durbin, Pam Jones. Gwen Maloy, and Angie Perkins. 2. THE 1984-85 J.V. CHEERLEADERS — Angie Perkins, Diana Durbin, Gwen Maloy. Tina Goellner, and Pam Jones. 3. The girls encourage their team with a floor cheer. 4. Diane F. finishes the fight song with a smile. 37 SPECIAL EVENTS MONDAY NERD DAY 1. J. O’Dell in his natural state. 2. Jr. High nerds receive encouragement from B. Childs and A. Holman. 3. J. Cronin and D. Fiste are the perfect Nerd Couple!” 38 DAYS OF THE WEEK DAYS OF THE WEEK DAYS OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY ROCK DAY 1. A. Holman, alias Boy George, was the winner of our Rock Day award. 2. Tina Turner paid Earlville a visit (J. Ostrem). 3. Sonny Bono? No, Kris Hardin! 4. D. Schmall and D. Fiste — DON’T MESS WITH US!! 5. D. Durbin. T. Atherton, and M. Gauer. 6. Giles has spirit? 7. Painting their faces red and white,). Corel and S. Harper proudly boast their SPIRIT. 8. Mr. Storkman poses as a Ghost Buster! SPIRIT DAY THURSDAY sL 1. The excitement builds in the Earlville crowd. 2. Brent B. prepares for the dreaded obstacle course. 3. Faster than a speeding soccer ball... 4. Able to leap small tires in a single bound. 5. It’s super Kris! 6. Jump. Lisa, jump! 40 1 j. 1. Connie K. and Dave E. enjoyed the Life Saver pass. 2. Mr. Storkman’s imitation of a dog. 3. Don’t drop it, Shayne. 4. Passing lifesavers is a cinch for Mark and Amy. 5. The finalists in Musical Chairs, Andy W.. Lisa S.. Chris S.. and Tina G. 6. This really is a nice chair. Chris. 41 1. Punkers Amy Goodbred and Diane Fiste were auctioned as a pair of slaves. 2. Teachers, such as Mr. Imel. brought in high bids. 3. Giles Nielsen bids “two” on the basis of Mr. Storkman’s sound teeth 4. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, the student council hired handicapped Tim Landers. 5. At the bonfire, the opponent was burned in effigy. 6. Up In Smoke!! 7. With his head amongst the stars. Rusty Torman decorates the gym ceiling. 8. James Cronin is in charge! (?) 9 What a bunch of NERDS! 10. Senior attendants. Kris Hardin and Jim Lockard. take time-out to smile for our photographer. 11. Angie Kozlowski and Rusty Torman. senior attendants, finally, relax and enjoy the dance after spending the day decorating the gym. 12. Spirit Week’s Queen and King were Seniors Amy Wold and |im Cronin. 13. Jenni Kozlowski. aka Cyndi Lauper and Anna Holman, aka Boy George” captivate the audience with drummer Bob Philips. 14. For switch day our sexiest girl was Mark O’Dell and our manliest man was Anna Holman. Other guys were Angie Kozlowski and Diane Fiste; other girls were Tony Cox and David Mann. 15. What did one nerd say to another nerd? SPIRIT WEEK 1984 1. SOPHOMORES: Ty Meloy and Anna Holman. 2. SENIORS: Amy Goodbred and Tim Landers. 3. SENIORS: Kris Hardin and Jim Lockard. 4. SENIORS: Rusty Torman and Angie Kozlowski. 5. JUNIORS: Jane Hanley and Bill Lonie. CANDIDATI 1. The 1985 SPIRIT WEEK Royalty were Queen Amy Wold and King Jim Cronin. 2. FRESHMEN: Gwen Maloy and Chris Stockley. 3. JUNIORS: Kristy Hartman and Giles Nielsen. 1. WDBM provided the DJ. 2. Angie shows the proper technique. 3. Janet M. and Chris D. served punch. 4. Jeff M. stood out in the crowd. 5. Cris F. and Lisa A. seem to be enjoying the dance. 6. Diana D.. Bob N.. and Pam J. demonstrate their dancing skill. 7. Tony C. struts his stuff. 8. Tom D. and Susan R. dance the night away. 9. Mike H., Shawn K.. and Steve R. write requests for their favorite songs. 10. The assistant DJ takes over. 11. Everyone seemed to enjoy the dance. CUPIDS. HEARTS. AND DANCING! 1. The new Baseball and J.V. Basketball coach this year was Mr. Martin. 2. Mr. Essmann. who was the Soc- cer. Varsity Basketball, and Junior High Track Coach, informs everyone of his expectations this year. 3. One of the three new girls’ coaches was Mrs. McHugh, who coached volleyball. 4. Speaking at “Meet the Teachers Night’ was Science teacher. Mr. Spies. 5. These teachers relate there experiences about the computer class they took over the summer. 6. Mrs. Knauf and Miss Haywood seem to be enjoying themselves. 7. Taking over coaching duties for Girls’ Basketball and Junior High Soccer was Mr. Hess. 8. Miss Sealley. Junior High Volleyball and Girls’ Basket- ball coach, was another featured speaker at “Meet the Coaches Night. 9. This year’s Track and Junior High Basketball coach was Mr. McHugh. INTRODUCING... Top Left: The Zoologist from Miller Park Zoo visited Earlville High School with many in- teresting animals. Top Right: The Boa Constrictor was one of the amazing animals that was shown. Center Left: “Wouldn’t this make a nice shoe?” Center Right: The Ferret was a real crowd pleaser. Bottom Left: The Rabbit was one of the cutest animals brought that day. r 49 Fair Exchange CAST Diana Wilson ................... Helen Wilson.................... Carol Stellar................... Agnes Franklin.................. Peggy Wilson ................... Ginny Martin.................... Steve Haviland.................. Larry Munger.................... Kay McCarthy.................... Wendy Rheal..................... Bob Jones....................... Dean Doyl....................... Hal Valli ...................... Stella Woolsey.................. Ched Armstrong.................. Kirk Wilson..................... Sgt. Beggs...................... Radio Announcer................. .... Kris Hardin Angie Kozlowski . Amy Goodbred .. Steph Leonard ....Amy Wold Dorothy Schmall .... Tim Landers ......Tony Cox .....Judy Bain .....Diane Fiste .... Chris Myers .. Rusty Torman ......Tony Cox Jenni Kozlowski .... Mark O’Dell ....Jim Lockard ... Tim Atherton ---Lonnie Stout “Oh yeah! A man’s nothing but “We have to know our lines by a brag, a drone, and a tank of air WHEN?” 50 “The lady’s made for wailing.” The Wilson family smiles, unaware of the dangers that lie ahead. Backstage, Tim, Jo and Jane took care of everything. 51 “Oh dear! Those awful crabs — what a frightening thought.” That lucky stiff is going to have the most beautiful doll at the prom.” 52 A FAREWELL TO THE ATHLETES! 1. T. Landers, M. O'Dell, and T. Cox received their awards for Soccer Tri-Captains. 2. The Varsity Basketball players were greeted with applause by parents and friends. 3. Coach Essman distributes awards to our first place Regional Soccer Team. 4. Oh ... those glamorous smiles! 54 BAND 60£ftWHtLMS I.H.S.A. CONTEST! 'A, j 1. Earlville band director, Brian Beall. 2. Ringo you’re not, Philip. 3. Jim displays a super talent. 4. The Earlville High School Band. 5. Senior Bob Trump is this year’s recipient of the Sousa Award. 55 The open house sponsored by the Earlville Teachers Association during American Educa- tion Week met with overwhelming response. Hundreds of people toured the buildings, view- ing the recent improvements and the students' work on display. LET’S DIG IT UP AT THE TURNABOUT 1. Dancing, Dancing! 2. Chris Myers and who? 3. Big Smiles! 4. Scarey eyes! 5. Manning the Punch Bowl. 6. Shouting above the music! 7. Long-suffering chaperones. 8. Sitting one out. A STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN 1. Amy Goodbred and Rusty Torman were crowned Prom King and Queen on May 3rd at the Junior and Senior Prom. 2. Tony and Steph seem to be enjoying themselves. 3. Jenny and her date dance the night away. 4. THE PROM COURT: Tim Landers, Kris Hardin, Rus- ty Torman, Amy Goodbred, Angie Kozlowski, Mark O'Dell, Amy Wold, and Jim Cronin. On May 3 the Junior and Senior Prom was held at Koolie’s Banquet Hall in Ot- tawa. Snap Shot presented the music that everyone seemed to enjoy. After the dance, Tim Landers and Richard Jones hosted the post-prom parties and there was a breakfast held at Jer Bar’s. 58 Max Ambler |. J. Bann Donna Bates Bryant Berggren Bryce Berggren Bob Bickett Lisa Bonine Marcy Botts |ohn Brouhle Bob Brown Stacy Busen Ronda Crossen Laura Ensor Shelly Fessler Matt Guelde Shawn Guelde Kim Hall Brian Hampton Robbie Hill Chuck Kuntz Stephanie Loy Julie Madison |enny Mathesius Micah Mills fohniese O'Dell Pat O’Dell John Phillip Kristi Pickert Sue Seidelman Lori Sondgeroth |enny Smith Stacie Wagner Rodney Weidner Gary West Not Pictured: Buffi Naney 62 Missy Kozlowski Joanne McKean janet Messer Cindy Miller Joe Norton Amy Olson Marc Page Adam Richey Doug Simpson Kelly Smith Amy Sondgeroth Lori Sprowls Melissa Stanford Jay Stocklev Picture Not Available — Bill Naney HESS AT THE HELM The Junior High Soccer Team: Front Row: C. Kuntz, L. Abens, J. Stockley, J. Bickett, P. O’Dell. Center Row: J. Bann, D. Simpson, D. Jones, J. Engel J. Phillips, J. Brouhle. Back Row: B. Bickett, S. Harper, J. Norton, A. Cottingim, Coach Hess. 66 ◄ The Happy” Eighth Grade Volleyball Team are M. Kozlowski, K. Marks, M. Stanford, C. Miller, C. Doughty, K. Smith, K. Campbell, A. Sondgeroth, L. Carter, J. Druen, J. Messer, L. Bonine. SEALLEY COACHES JR. HIGH GIRLS A The Seventh Grade Volleyball Team are L. Sondgeroth, J. Madison, J. Smith, S. Loy, K. Pickert, J. O’Dell, S. Fessler, J. Mathesius, S. Busen, M. Botts. 67 JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL 1. The Members of the )r. High Basketball team are: First Row: David Jones, Bill Naney. Carl Cook, Todd Myers, Pat O’Dell, Darren Perkins. Second Row: Mike Hall. Richard Anderson, Kevin Bomstad, Don McNeil, J. J. Bann, Jamie Martin. Third Row: Lance Abens, Alan Cottingham, Joe Norton, Max Ambler, John Phillip, Coach Duncan McHugh. 68 JR. HIGH GIRLS CAGERS ◄ The Eighth Grade Basketball Team are K. Smith, C. Doughty, A. George, N. Chung, Manager L. Sondgeroth, M. Kozlowski, J. Messer, H. Hughes, M. Stanford, K. Campbell, Manager J. Druen, and Manager D. Jones. 69 ◄ Members of the Sixth and Seventh Grade Team are W. Boatman, J. Baker, A. Sohm, S. Chung, N. Owen, L. Druen, Manager D. Jones, Manager J. Druen, J. O’Dell, S. Fessler, J. Smith, J. Mathesius, S. Busen, Manager L. Sondgeroth. T R A C K SUPERHEROES 1. The 1985 Jr. High Track Team are A. Sondgeroth, N. Chung, J. Smith, J. Mathesius, M. Mills, J. Druen, K. Smith, C. )auch, R. Weidner, |. Engel, L. Abbens, J. Stockley, M. Kozlowski and Coach Roger Essmann. 2. Kristi P. completes a successful long jump. 3. (ay S. pours on the steam to catch an opponent. 4. Rodney W. manages to leap the hurdle in a single bound. 5. J. Smith trains diligently. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS SHOW THEIR STUFF A With all their enthusiasm, the cheerleaders raise team spirit! 71 girls finish one of their world-famous floor cheers! ST. PATRICK’S SOCK HOP 1. Dizzy yet Jeff? 2. Looks like they’re having fun!! 3. Not too close Rob! 4. Isn’t that cute? 5. The boys and girls line up for the dance contest. 6. Joe and Adam are very talented? 7. The Earlville Rockettes 8. Don’t look too excited Rob! 9. What to do? 10. Everyone is enjoying the bunny-hop. 11. New dance guys? 73 1. The judges were Lynn Carter. Marge Larkin. Marcia Farley. Virjean Haywood, and Larry Storkman. 2. Amy Olson won our school Spelling Bee again for the second straight year in a row. 3. The 1985 Little 10 Conference first place spelling team are Anna Sohm, Sui Chung, Captain Amy Olson. Michel Beer, and Nami Chung with their Coach Mrs. B. Carter. 4. Mr. Storkman was the announcer for the Spelling Bee. 74 I. J. Corel, J. Joslin. and S. Chung wait patiently for their tum. 2. The Spelling Team consisted of: Namyi Chung, Jason Joslin, Amy Olson, Joe Bickett, Anna Sohm, and Sui Chung. 3. J. Joslin walks up to the microphone with pridel 4. After the first round many contestants were eliminated. CELEBRATION TIME Graduates celebrated at a party sponsored by the local fayceettes. Board President, George Durbin distributed Eighth Grade Diplomas; Michele Beer receives hers with a smile. Cindy Miller was chosen to announce the names of the eighth grade as they received their certificates of promotion. Trumpeters Amy Waits. David (ones and Chris Stockley play “Bugler's Holiday.” 76 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION 77 AN IMPOSSIBLE TASK In the year 2000. Jeff Campbell returned to Earlville from the gates of Heaven on his mission from God. As Jeff entered Earlville, he soon realized that his former home town had undergone many changes. This once little town had become a suburb of the expanded LaSalle-Peru. As Jeff came down Route 34 he noticed that the Manor Steak House was still there so he decided to go and investigate and hopefully find some information for his mission. As soon as he walked through the door he was greeted by a beautiful middle-aged woman. This hostess seated Jeff and asked if there was anything that she could help him with. Well, Jeff, being an angel, knew that this hostess was the former Amy Wold, yet was not certain if his old classmate recognized him. “You don’t recognize me, do you?” Jeff asked. “Of course I do!” responded Amy. “You’re Jeff Campbell. After all, it’s only been 15 years since we’ve seen each other. You haven’t changed that much! What have you been doing with yourself all of these years?” “You’re not going to believe this, but. after Bob Cronin became an Illinois senator, I became his bodyguard. Did you hear about the attempt on Bob’s life?” “Yes I did! 1 can’t believe it. It was right after he announced that he was running for President, wasn’t it?” “Yeah, did you also hear about the death of his bodyguard?” Jeff answered. “Yes, what are you trying to say?” “Well,” Jeff started, “I’m that bodyguard. See, after I died I was on my way into heaven when I was stopped at the gates by God himself, who actually did turn out to be Mark O’Dell, and was told that I must go on a mission before I entered the pearly gates. This mission is to reform the Class of 1985 of Earlville High School. That’s why I’m here right now!” “Wow, that is unbelievable! Is there anything I can do to help you out?” “Definitely!” Jeff exclaimed, “You can tell me what you’ve been up to and what our other classmates have been doing. I know that Bob’s running for President, Chris Finnel is running as his Vice-President, and Marty McGlasson is their campaign manager. Oh yeah, Chris was recently accused of a tax evasion!” “Sounds like a personal problem to me,” said Amy, “I’ve been keeping in touch with a lot of people from our class, so I do know what’s happened to them. First of all. I’m now the hostess at this lovely restaurant and I just got divorced from what I thought was my only true love, Lee Coby, the organ player here at the Manor. I’m also caring for the former hostess. She became quite ill when Steph Leonard, who was like a daughter to Lucille, quit working here to go to college at Western. By the way, she’s now teaching there. Her two favorite students are her cousins Tim and Tom.” “So she’s been pretty much of a success, right?” Jeff asked. “Yeah, she's followed the straight and narrow white lines to success. Let’s see. who else? Well, Amy Goodbred is now married to a cattle rancher, Sam ‘Snake Eater’ Martino, who is known for his fat cows. She teaches Indian children but hopes to some day teach special education students. Speaking of special ed. students, that makes me think of Tim Landers! He was a stock broker until the stock market crash of 1995. Now he designs, owns, and operates ‘Tiny Tim’s putt-putt golf courses.’ I think he also runs a babysitting service on the side.” “Yeah, I understand that quite a few people in our class run babysitting services on the side. Jeff said, “Oh well, it’s an easy way of making money! Who else is there? “Well, Dorothy Schmall is a player in the American Women’s Basketball Association of the Chicago Amazons team. However, I think she was recently kicked off the team because she was caught fixing the games. You see, she could not stand losing anymore after her one season on the girl’s basketball team in Earlville. Judy Gaddy is also in Chicago. She’s working at the Playboy Club with Chris Myers, a photographer at the club. She was chosen Playboy Bunny of the year by Lonnie Stout, who has taken over Hugh Hefner’s reign as Playboy King out in California. Ron Wald is also out in California. He’s the new bass player for the rock group ‘Wicked Brothers,’ formerly known as ‘Twisted Sister.’ He frequently sees a former teacher of ours, Mr. Hess. He’s president of their fan club. Remember Margaret Messer? She’s Wicked Brother’s biggest fan and follows them everywhere! Steve Osborne is also a fan of Wicked Brother’s, but is too busy with his patients to be running around with a rock band. He runs the Beverly Hills Gynecology Clinic. The last I heard about Tom Davidson is that he is a monk in a monastery in California. He is living happily in silence and celibacy.” “Sorry to interrupt, but what has happened to Jim Cronin? I figured you two would still be seeing each other.” Amy replied, “I would rather not talk about it. All I know is that he is the new president of Ford Motors. I can’t believe he is actually competing with Lee lacocca. Speaking of Ford Motors, Diane Fiste is helping Jim design the new Ford Dippy-Mobile. She was an International Accountant until she was caught embezzling money. Diane’s no longer a Fiste though, she is now a Kirby. She’s not the only one who got married. Helen Visco married some Greek tycoon and lives in Florida. They just got divorced and she receives millions in alimony. However, she sends most of this money to John Eager, her only true love. Helen is supporting him until his father dies so that he can inherit the farm. John is STILL working under Joel Zimmerman. His close friend, Richard Jones, is selling customized V.W.’s that are personally designed and spray painted. He started this business after being released from the Air Force. Jim Joslin was working with Rich but received many bad muffler burns and had to quit. He now stays home with his wife, Cari, and their 17 children that they rent out for scientific experiments. “17 kids!!” Jeff exclaimed, “Well, Jim learned something in school! What happened to everyone else? “Well,” Amy answered, “Brent, or should I say ’Lightning Brent’ Bonine, is doing quite well for himself. His dream of becoming a world famous chef has come true by owning and operating Le Pink Dip. He is known across the country for his boiled chicken legs and beautiful hostess Madame Eich. I’m afraid Kris Hardin hasn’t done so well. For 5 years she seemed to be happily married to her old flame, Allan Wold. Then one day she took off to follow her new love — Bob Trump and his cult.” “His cult?” Jeff asked. “Oh yeah,” Amy explained, “Bob leads a cult group of Hare Kristinas and rides around town in his red flash — the duster.” “Did that loser Rusty Torman ever make anything out of himself?” Jeff asked. “You haven’t heard?” Amy said, “Rusty is considered a Math Genius across the world since he came up with the Torman-Hero’s formula. It’s strange though. You can still see him running around town doing odd jobs for his former math teacher, Kathy Eager. Jim Lockard also turned out to be a real math whiz. He is now the Professor of Accelerated Math at I.V.C.C. He stayed single, but frequently dates some of the Freshman students there. Another person at I.V.C.C. is Carrie O’Dell (Crabb) — because she has been writing Harlequin romances based on her experiences with her husband Brian. Now let me see ...,” Amy continued, “Have I forgotten anyone?” “Hey, what happened to Rock?” Jeff asked. “How could I forget Tony? Not to mention Angie. Well, the last I heard, Angie was running a work- out clinic for dumb jocks who don’t want an ounce of fat on their bodies. And Tony — we’re so proud of him — became a successful poet and philosopher. You see, he was sitting in room 21 at the high school, pondering over the question — ‘Why’ — when he was enlightened with his most famous poem — ‘Memories of Prom’. It was so popular that we all know it by heart.” “Boy. it really must be good! Let’s hear it.” Jeff said. Amy recited: THERE WE WERE IN OUR DRESSES AND TUXES PLAYING “GROWN UP” AND ACTING LIKE PUPPETS. PROM WAS JUST A FARCE, BUT TO ME IT WAS MORE FUN THAN PLAYING HOUSE. OUR EXPENSIVE NEW CLOTHES AND RIBBONS AND BOWS MADE US LOOK BETTER THAN A LONG-STEMMED ROSE. PRETENDING TO HAVE MANNERS AT THE BANQUET AND DANCE MADE US ALL WISH WE HAD ON SHORT PANTS. TO THESE MEMORIES OF PROM I HEAVE A HEAVY SIGH; JUST ONE WORD RUNS THROUGH MY HEAD. AND THAT’S ‘‘WHY?’’ “Are you serious?!”, Jeff exclaimed, “That sold! And everyone in our class liked it? 1 think our class needs more help than I thought!” Just then a bolt of lightning flashed, and Mark O'Dell appeared. Mark! ’, Amy exclaimed, “What are you doing here? Jeff told me that you gave up nursery school that you were running to become God!” Yeah,’ Mark answered, “this is just another notch on the belt. Actually, I came down to talk to you, Jeff. I think I better put you on a different mission. I’m afraid this idea to save the Class of 1985 is just AN IMPOSSIBLE TASK!!” 79 THE END SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 J SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 Amy Lynn Goodbred Kristine Caroline Hardin Richard Brian Jones James O. Joslin Angela Gail Kozlowski Timothy John Landers Stephanie Ann Leonard Marty lav McGlasson SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 Margaret Messer Christopher John Myers Carrie Louise O'Dell Mark Ryan O’Dell Steven Jon Osborne Dorothy Lynn Schmall Lonnie M. Stout Rustv Frederick Torman Robert John Trump SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 r i SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 Mr. Albert L. Storkman. Senior Claaa Advisor. President..... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer .... Colors........ Flower ....... Motto......... Tim Landers Rusty Torman Angie Kozlowski Amy Goodbred Navy and Silver White Rose To know is nothing at all; To imagine is everything. Ronald Dean Wald SENIORS 1985 SENIORS 1985 FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF ’85 The 1985 Graduation ceremony was held on May 24 at 8:15 p.m. in the Earlville Community Building. Senior class President and Salutatorian Tim Landers gave the address and Diane Fiste was announced as Valedic- torian. The Clarence Pickert Memorial Award winners were Angie Kozlowski, Amy Goodbred, Steph Leonard and Tim Landers. The Michael Joseph Norton Award was presented to Rusty Torman, and the Earlville Teachers Association Scholastic Award to Diane Fiste. American Legion Award winners were Tim Landers and Amy Goodbred. Senior class President Tim Landers presents his graduation address. Giles Nielsen congratulates Kris Hardin. 84 Overcome with relief, Mr. Wilson cives Richard lones a congratulatory handshake after the graduation ceremony. Jim Lockard escorts Valedic- torian Diane Fiste out of the gym at the conclusion of the ceremony. 85 86 GRADUATION CONT’D. Mr. Durbin congratulates Steve Osborne. Diane Fiste reaches for her diploma. Tony Cox flashes a smile of relief. The Carters congratulate Carrie O'Dell. Steph Leonard is glad it's almost over. 87 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK to the class of ’85 STEGMAN HOMES INC. SCHMIDT PHARMACY Michael F. Schmidt, R.P.H. Earlville, IL 60518 815 246-7011 Good Luck John Stegman Earlville, IL 60518 815 246-9094 “Specializing in pizza for over 20 years Insurance — Agents and Brokers Pasta — Ribs — Chicken — Salad Bar Italian Sandwiches — Hamburgers — Tacos Open 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. Tuesday-Sunday Closed Monday Rte. 34 (Greenbriar) Earlville, IL 60518 815 246-9352 T. J. Lewis P.O. Box 537 Office: 815 246-8561 Earlville, IL 60518 Home: 815 433-2097 EARLVILLE COLD STORAGE LOCKER CO. 101 East St. EARLVILLE MEDICAL CLINIC Earlville, IL 60518 K.P. Chung, M.D., S.C. 815 246-9469 Butchering — Processing — Lockers 815 246-6344 88 ADS Handcrafted wood decorations and keepsakes. 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ADS 91 137 South Main Street Earlville, Illinois 60518 Phone (815) 246-8411 Regular Banking Hours Lobby Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday Friday Drive-in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday Friday 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. 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. 92 ADS CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1985 ADS 93 DR. ROBERT J. KRENZ DR. JON C. KRENZ 704 Indiana Ave., Box 367 Mendota, Illinois 61342 Phone 537-5316 J. BELL’S CLOTHING INC. Ottawa, Illinois 61350 206 Main St. 603-605 LaSalle St. Ph. 434-4854 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 633 LaSalle St. Ottawa, IL 61350 711 Illinois Ave. Mendota, IL (815) 433-2542 Photography by JERRY L. HALTERMAN of course 208 W. 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Inc., Mendota Sandy’s Shear Magic, Earlville Sports ’N’ Stuff, Mendota Stephenitch Ace Hardware, Mendota The Earlville Leader, Earlville Tri-County Veterinary Service, Earlville Wayside Furniture, Mendota Wayside Press, Mendota Young’s Bakery, Ottawa Special Thanks to E.H.S. organizations and classes, who provided funds for the production of this yearbook. Additionally, we would like to thank the Earlville LEADER, Halterman’s Photography, Sealley Photography, Marie Schrecengost, and all advertisers and patrons. ADS 95 Earlville, IL 60518