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

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◄Amy Weiman and Holli Hitchins paint parking signs, their first public service project of the year. ◄ ◄ Art students, Joe Campbell. Jeff Pickert, Pat McIntyre, Missy Skaggs. Mark Myers, Amy Weiman, and Holli Hitchins, check out the model of the Art Institute on a field trip to Chicago. ◄Susie Wilson and Kim Mathesius, hang out on the stairs, waiting for the IVVC bus. ◄Gwen Maloy. Donna Toth. Amy Weiman. and Mandy Meloy take time off from the slopes to enjoy their lunch. ▼Members of the Illinois National Guard. Jeff Arjes, Bob Philip, and Mike Henrickson, earn extra income by wearing their ' camo'' outfits to school. Seniors 13

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►Class Oficers Lisa Atherton, president. Mandy Meloy. vice-president. Phil Stegman. secretary, and Pat Leonard, treasurer, cleaned out their lockers just before graduation. ▼Shayne Me Kean, lead guitarist in Val halla'. warms up before the dance. ATom Siler, an auto mechanics stu- dent at IVVC. grinds parts to fit. ►Participants in the Senior-Faculty basketball and volleyball games were: Matt Sanford. Phil Stegman. Lisa Atherton. Cathy Miller. Mandy Meloy, Gwen Maloy. Bill Jenkins, Missy Skaggs. Bob Philip. Pat Leon- ard. Chris Stockley. Donna Toth, and Ernie Jauch. 12 Seniors

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looking Ahead Planning Prom, Selecting Colleges, Taking ACT, SAT Tests Finally, the junior class discov- ered that being an upperclassman in high school had many advan- tages, including the option of sign- ing up for classes at Indian Valley Vocational Center in Sandwich. Among their choices were auto mechanics, child development, and graphic arts. Each day the classes met for 2 1 2 hours and carried 3 credits. Some people from the class took chemistry or Spanish at Leland, which took some of their lunch time. Looking toward the future, the more academically oriented students took PSAT tests and ACT tests. Many class members arranged meetings with college representa- tives and armed forces recruiters, visited colleges which interested them, and attended a college night at IVCC. The Great America trip for honor students served as an extra incentive to get on the honor roll. The con- session stand at athletic events pro- duced a fund-raising opportunity as the juniors looked ahead toward fi- nancing prom and a senior day. Class sponsors were: Mr. Mark Mc- Bride, Mrs. Kathy Eager, and Mrs. Julie Barganz. Class officers were as follows: president, Joe Bickett; vice- president, Lance Abens; secretary, Cindy Miller; and treasurer, Melissa Stanford. Student Council representatives were: Kris Marks, Jennifer Druen, Melissa Stanford, Joe Bickett, and Lance Abens.