Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1963 volume:

Jhc flnwq)'S aPf Manlius f � UfiL TftKtS W LOOK The Annual has several important changes this year. Probably the most noticeable is the change in title. We realize tradition plays an important part in a high school; however, an annual must represent and tie in with its school. We, the advisor and staff, felt by changing the title to DEVILwe would have an annual that would be identified more closely with our school. ’ ' snrr Co-editors Joyce Foes Jim Jaques Assist. Jim Thompson Photo Bus. Mgr. Sharon Harrison Sales Mgr Joy Salzmann Classes --Tessi a Henson Betty Nanninga Glenda Fordham Kay Hochstatter Dorothy Pererson Advisor -Mr. Ericson s DEDICA TION DEDICA TED TO THE ARMED FORCES WHO STRIVE TO KEEP OUR COUNTRY FREE. TO THEM WE PAY OUR TRIBUTE 2 Supt.—Warren W. Patterson Sec.—Mrs. Beth Rudiger BOARDOFED UCA TION Merle Dale, Harvey Sandrock, Pete Glafka, Asa Drayton, Robert Lind, Art Carlson, Clifton Carpenter. 4 FACULTY KENNETH BOURQUIN RITA BUBNICK Physical Education, Assistant Football and Basket- English 11,111,1V, Illinois State Normal University, ball coach, track, Western Illinois University, B.S. B.S. Teaching experience—3 years. Teaching experience--5 years. KEITH CLEMENT Voc. Agriculture I-IV, Iowa State University, B.S. Teaching experience--4 years. L. GERHRIG DERGO History, Physical Education, Football coach, Western Illinois University, B.S. Teaching ex-perience--5 years. 5 FLOYD EUGENE ERICSON WILLIAM JENKINS Business Education, Western Illinois University, Drivers Training, Civics, Occupations, Basketball B.S. and M.S. Teaching experience—4 years. and Baseball coach, Knox College, A.B., Graduate work, University of Illinois. Teaching experience —7 years. FACULTY FLORANCE JOHNSON Vocal Music, Indiana University, A.B. Columbia School of Music. Teaching experience --21 years. MARTHA LAMB Mathematics, Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Teaching experience--! year. 6 CLUADE MAGEE CHARLES A. MILBURN General Science, Biology, Physics, University of Instrumental Music, Speech, Eureka College B.A. Iowa, A.B. Graduate work. Teaching experience Teaching experience —10 years. —8 years. FACULTY KAY SHULL Homemaking, Physical Education, Illinois State Normal University, B.S. Teaching experience—5 years. JEAN PALMER SMALL Librarian, Latin, Monmouth College, B.A. McCormick College, M.A. Teaching experience--30 years. 7 BUS DRIVERS Lucille Martin, Vein Martin, Kenny Rodgers, Mr. Ericson, Mr. Milburn, Bill Lickhart, Amiel Roseling. Absent, Rev. Wood, Glenn Hewitt, Mrs. Rodgers. CUSTODIANS Dick Mueller and Duane Martin 8 SENIORS SUSAN CLAY F.H.A.—1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus—1,2,3,4; Operetta--3; Chorus Festival — 2,3; Majorette—3; Cheerleader--4; Pep Club—4; Librarian—3; Horizon Club—2,3,4, Officer--3; Senior Class Play— 4; Homecoming Queen—4; G.A.A.--4, Officer--4, G.A.A. Queen Attendant--4. JOYCE FOES Band--1,2,3,4; Chorus Festival —3; Band Festival — 2,3,4; Class Officer—1,3; Chorus—2,3,4; Cheerleading—1,2,3,4; District Band Contest—1; Dramatics Club—2; Horizon Club—3,4, Officer—4; State Band Contest—4; Track Queen—3; Homecoming Queen Attendant—1,3,4; G.A.A.--4, G.A.A. Queen—4; Student Council—3,4; Pep Club—4; G.A.A. Officer—4; F.H.A.— 1.2.3.4, President—2; State Leadership Camp—2; Annual Staff— 3.4, Co. Editor--4. RICHARD FORDHAM Basketball--1,2,3,4; Football —1,2,3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Baseball —1,2,3; F.F.A.—1,2,3,4, Vice President—3; Honorable Mention Football—1,2, Basketball —1,2, All-Conference Basketball, Football—3,4; State Honorable Mention Basketball—3; Football — 3,4; State Track Contest—3; 15 Varsity Letters; Chorus—1; G.A.A. King—4; Homecoming King Attendant—4; International Livestock Show—2; Farm Progress Show—2. 10 SHARON BETH HARRISON Class Officer--4; FHA--1,2,3,4, Officer--2,3,4, Section II Vice Pres. 4, National Convention--2; Horizon Club--1,2,3,4, Pres.— 2, Convention—2; Pep Club--1,4; French Club--3, Pres.—3; Latin Club--4; Annual Staff--4; Band--1,2,3,4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest—1,2,3, State Solo--4, Band State Con-test--2,3,4; Blackhawk Festival--1,2,3,4; Chorus Festival--2,3,4, District Solo and Chorus Contest--l,3, State Solo and Ensemble--4, State Chorus--2,4, Blackhawk Festival--3,4, All-State Chorus Festival — 3; Music Camp Orchestra and Chorus--3; Junior Operetta—2,3; Senior PI ay--4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award—4; Librarian--2,3,4; Student Council- . TESSIA MAE HENSON GAA--1,2,4, Officer—4; Chorus 1,3,4, Chorus Festival--4, Treble Choir—2; Cheerleader—3,4, Horizon Club — 3,4, Officer --4; FHA—3; Operetta--3; Senior Play—4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Attendant- ; Annual Staff--4; Chorus Festival—3,4; State Con-test--4. WESLEY DAVID HUNT Basketball —1,2,3,4; Baseball--1,2; Latin Club—3,4; Chorus--3,4, Chorus Festival--4; Pep Club--4. At mm Jr V: • ;.• ll J I - ' t w • • - .1 11 JIM JAQUES Transfer from Rock FaIls--2. Football—1,2,3,4, 2nd team all-conference- ; Basketball--1,2; Track--1,2,3,4; Baseball--1,2; R Club—1,2; Class Officer—4; Student Council Officer—4; Annual Co-Editor—4; Boys' State—3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Attendant— 3; Homecoming King—4. WILLIAM KERCHNER Chorus—1,2,3,4, District and State Ensemble —2,4, State Contest— 2,4; Chorus Festival —1,3,4; French Club—1,2; Student Council--3; Class Officer—2,4; Operetta—2; Basketball—1,2,3; Band—1,2,3,4, District Ensemble —2, District Contest—1,2,3, State Contest—4; Band Festival--! ,2,3,4. NEAL MOORE Basketball—1,2,3,4; Football—1; Track—4; FFA--1,2,3,4, Na-tional FFA Convention—1. BUDDY L. McCOY Baseball —1,2,3,4; Office Help—3; FFA—1,2,3,4, International Livestock Exposition—2,3, Farm Progress Show—2. 12 LYN NELSON FF A—1,2,3, National Convention--3, Farm Progress—2; Student — 2; Science Award—4. DOROTHY ANN PETERSON FHA—1,2,3,4, Officer—3,4; Horizon Club—1,2,3; Latin Club — 2,3,4, Officer--3; GAA—4; Chorus--l,2, District Contest--l,2, Festival--1,2; Annual Staff—4; Pep Club—1,4. ALTA ROWLAND FHA—1,2,3,4; CAA--4; Chorus—1,2,3,4, District Contest—1,2, State Contest--2, Blackhawk Festival—3; Librarian—4; Operetta — 2; Horizon Club—1. JACQUELINE RASHID Chorus—1,2,3,4, District Contest—1,2,3, State Contest—1,2,3,4, Ensemble—2,3,4, Chorus Festival—1,2,3; Band—1,2, District Contest—1,2, State Contest—2, District Duet—2, Band Festival —1,2; Head Majorette—2,3,4; Horizon Club—1,2,3,4; State Typing Contest—3; FHA--1,2,3,4; Pep Club—1,4; GAA—4; French Club—2; Jr. Class Play—1; Jr. Operetta—2; Jr. Musical —3; Sr. Class Play--4; Student Director—4. 13 ANN MARIE SWAN FHA—1,2,3,4; Horizon Club--1,2,3,4, Officer—2; Chorus--1,2, 3,4, District Contest—1,2,3,4, State Contest--1,2,4; Band--1,2; French Club--2,3; Pep Club--1,4, 0fficer--4; Cheerleader--2; Class Officer--l,2; Student Council--l,2,3, President--3; Oper-etta--2,3; Sr. Class Play--4; Blackhawk Festival--1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant--!. JOY SALZMANN Chorus--1,2,3,4, District Contest--l,3,2, State Contest—1,2,4, District Ensemble--2,3, State Ensemble--2,4, Mixed Ensemble--2, Chorus Festival —1,3,4, Accompanist--1,2,3,4; FHA—1,2,3,4, FHA Camp--3, Officer—2,3,4; Pep Club--1,4, Officer--4; State Typing Contest—3; Latin Club--4; French Club—2,3; Horizon Club--1,2,3,4, Officer--l,3; Student Council--3; Class President --1,2,3,4; Operetta--2; Annual Staff--4. DELORES CAROL THOMPSON FHA—1,2,3,4, Public Relations--2, Treasurer—4; Horizon Club — 2,4; Pep Club—1,4; Chorus--2,3; Spring Operetta--2; Librarian— 3,4. RONALD EUGENE VAN ORMER FFA--1,2,3,4, Officer--3,4; Football — 2,3,4; Basketball--2; Farm Progress--2. ANN REGINA WALLACE Chorus--l,2,3,4, District Contest--l,2, State Contest—1,2,4, Chorus Festival—1,3,4; F.H.A.—l,2,3,4; Horizon Club —1,2,3,4, Officer—3; Class Officer—2,3; Pep Club—1,4, Officer—4; G.A.A.—4, Officer—4; Operetta—3; D.A.R. Award. WILLIAM WESSEL Basketball —1,2,3; National Convention—3, State Convention— 3; F.F.A.—1,2,3,4, Assistant Secretary—1, Treasurer—4, Farm Progress Show—2, International Livestock Exposition—2, District Judging Contest—3; Class Vice-President—1; G.A.A. King Attendant—4; Chorus—3. MARILYN WOODLEY F.H.A.—l,2,3,4, Officer—2,4; Horizon Club—1; French Club— 2,3, Officer—3; Chorus—1,2,3,4, District Contest—1,2, State Contest—1,2,4, Festival —1,2,3,4, Operetta—2; Student Council --4; G.A.A.--4; Homecoming Attendant—2. DENNIS WHITTAKER F.F.A.--1,2,3,4, National F.F.A. Convention—2, International Livestock Exposition--2, Farm Progress Show—2; Office Help—3. 15 Jim Thompson, Pres. Randy Mullin, V.P. Jeanne Oabler, Sec. A1 Carlson, Treas. JUNIOR CLASS Greg Berry Delight Briner Shirley Conley Nancy Dabler Larry Edlefson Marsha Hampton Denny Hansen Karen Hansen Sharon Hansen Marv Hartz Pete Johnson 16 Merle Moore Dan Musselman Betty Nanninga Carolen Nolan Pat Peterson Karen Van Deusen Linda Miller Nancy Nelson Penny Whitlock Jerry Verdick, Pres. A1 Kerber, V.P. Darlene Anderson, Sec. Glenda Fordham, Treas. Mike Choinere Duane Clementz Annette DeDecker Steve Doty Harold Ellis Tom Foes Richard Frank Chris Hockstatter Sally Jaquet Chris Konneck Terry Last Joe Lower Ruth Ann Mohr Ken Neahring John Neidetcher Larry Nodine 19 Steve Van Ormer Dean Vols Marilyn Vols Tom Wallace Judy Verdick Pres. Joy Rogers V. Pres. Linda Mullin Sec. FRESHMAN CLASS Dave Behrens Dixie Carrington pat Choinere Dick Clementz Joe Hannon Dick Hardy Gene Jaques Diane Jenser Kendall Jensen 20 Joani Thompson Treas. Nancy Draper Kay Hochstatter Jennifer Jones Ron Wenger, absent Susan Lubbs Paula Miller Gene Nanning a Dan Nelson Connie Oberle Linda Peterson 21 Tom Neahring Tom Peterson Janice Wolzfelt CLASSES SENIOR HOMEROOM JUNIOR HOMEROOM SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 22 ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW: N. Dabler, D. Peterson, P. Peterson, S. Harrison, Miss Shull, J. Salzmann, M. Woodley, D. Krug, G. Fordham. SECOND ROW: P. Last, N. Draper, F. Vandemore, S. Hassler, C. Thompson, K. VanDeusen, T. Henson, N. Nelson. THIRD ROW: K. Hansen, S. Jaquet, S. Hansen, B. Nanninga, A. Swan, A. Wallace, J. Foes, D. Briner, C. Konneck, R. Mohr, S. Clay. FOURTH ROW: C. Presnell, T. Last, S. Zimmerman, M. Vols, J. Dabler, L. Berry, J. Rashid, P. Choinere, M. Hampton. FIFTH ROW: N. Draper, P. Truedson, P. Whitlock, A. Rollo, S. Conley, D. Carrington, L Miller, S. Lubbs, J. Wozfelt, D. Jensen, C. Hochstatter. F.H.A. F.F.A. FIRST ROW: B. Wessel, R. VanOrmer, J. Thompson, Mr. Clement, P. Johnson, A. Kerber. SECOND ROW: D. Whittaker, D. Clementz, Jr. Carrington, J. Verdick, D. Rassmussen, D. Vols, T. Wallace, M. Hartz. THIRD ROW: L. Nodine, M. Choinere, P. Thompson, D. Hansen, R. Olsen, T. Neahring, N. Moore, S. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: T. Peterson, D. Clementz, T. Foes, D. Borop, D. Behrens, D. Nelson, R. Larsen, B. McCoy, J. Hannon. aw; THE ‘DEVIL’ STAFF Co-Editors—Jim Jaques and Joyce Foes. Sales to Classes—Betty Nanninga, Glenda Fordham, Tessia Henson, Kay Hochstatter. Advisor--Mr. Ericson. Assist. Editor--Jim Thompson. Photo—Dorothy Peterson. Bus. Manager--Sharon Harrison. Sales Manager—Joy Salzmann. s C T 0 U u D N E c N I T L STANDING: Jerry Verdick, Marilyn Woodley, Gene Jaques, Judy Verdick, Joyce Foes, Annette DeDecker, Glenda Fordham. SEATED: Dean Lubbs, Jim Thompson, Jim Jaques, Allen Edlefson, Advisor Miss Bubnick, Randy Mullin. 25 HORIZON CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Peterson, T. Henson, S. Harrison, Mrs. Small, J. Foes, K. Hansen, S. Jaquet. SECOND ROW: D. Krug, S. Lubbs, A. Wallace, P. Miller, L. Berry, L. Mullin, D. Anderson, R. Mohr. THIRD ROW: T. Last, K. VanDuesen, S. Hansen, J. Dabler, F. Vandemore, D. Jensen, J. Rashid, C. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: J. Rogers, S. Clay, J. Salzmann, J. Thompson, A. Swan, S. Hassler, C. Konneck, J. Verdick, M. Vols, A. DeDecker, C. Ptesnell. GAA FIRST ROW: N. Dabler, S. Conley, J. Rashid, J. Dabler, L. Berry, D. Krug, F. Vandemore, D. Stier, T. Henson, Miss Shull, J. Foes, K. Hansen, S. Clay, C. Konneck, B. Nanninga, S. Hansen, P. Miller, K. VanDuesen, R. Mohr, D. Jensen, C. Hochstatter, D. Briner, L. Peterson. SECOND ROW: P. Peterson, D. Anderson, N. Draper, S. Jaquet, L. Mullin, A. Rollo, S. Hassler, A. Wallace, J. Thompson, P. Whitlock, P. Truedson. THIRD ROW: J. Rogers, C. Presnell, K. Hochstatter, J. Wolifelt, N. Draper, C. Oberle, D. Carrington, M. Woodley, J. Verdick, M. Vols, S. Lubbs, M. Hampton, S. Zimmerman, A. DeDecker. 26 LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: S. Zimmerman, D. Krug, N. Dabler, B. Nanninga, Mrs. Small, S. Harrison, A. Rollo, C. Thompson, A. Swan, A. Wallace. BACK ROW: S. Conley, D. Anderson, J. Dabler, J. Thompson, D. Lubbs, S. Jaquet, R. Mohr, T. Last. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Anderson, P. Peterson, R. Mullin, G. Berry, Mrs. Small, D. Lubbs, N. Dabler, K. Hansen, S. Hansen. 2nd ROW: C. Hochstatter, K. Hochstatter, C. Oberle, D. Stier, L. Peterson, S. Harrison, J. Dabler, D. Krug, R. Mohr, J. Jones. 3rd ROW: J. Rogers, L. Mullin, D. Peterson, J. Salzmann, P. Miller, S. Hassler, D. Briner, J. Thompson, J. Verdick, C. Konneck, A. DeDecker. 4th ROW: J. Kerchner, A. Edlefson, B. Larson, G. Jaques, W. Hunt, L. Edlefson, K. Neahring, A. Carlson, M. Moore, S. Van Ormer, H. Ellis. 27 VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: R. Frank, A. Carlson, S. Johnson, G. Berry, Coach Dergo, D. Lubbs, R. Van Ormer, M. Hartz. BACK ROW: R. Mullin, D. Clementz, D. Vols, A. Kerber, J. Neidetcher, T. Wallace, D. Hansen, D. Fordham, K. Neahring, J. Jaques, G. Zimmerman, M. Choinere, B. Martin. CHEERLEADERS: N. Nelson, J. Foes, B. Nanninga, S. Clay, T. Henson. 30 JR VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: G. Jaques, B. Martin, K. Nearing, J. Neidetcher, G. Zimmerman, D. Vols, M. Choinere. BACK ROW: Coach Bourquin, D. Hardy, A. Edlefson, A. Kerber, T. Neahring, T. Wallace, J. Hannon, B. Larson, R. Larson, D. Clementz, T. Peterson, D. Clementz. Cheerleaders; J. Verdick, A. DeDecker, J. Coach Dergo, Coach Bourquin, Managers J. Thompson, J. Rogers, G. Fordham. Lower D. Presnell. 31 FOOTBALL GAMES AND SCORES Manlius 37 0 Manlius 21 0 Manlius 13 0 Manlius 13 7 Manlius 12 Manlius 38 6 Manlius 19 0 Manlius 33 6 Manlius 42 26 Walnut 25 Manlius High School’s Red Devils tied for top honors in the Blackhawk Conference during the 1962-63 school year. Coach Dergo has hopes of winning the Conference Crown again next year and predicts that Manlius will be right up there. Things do look good for the 1963-64 season. Only 3 lettermen have graduated from the team, which means there is plenty of experience ready for another season. The Junior Varsity had tough sledding this past year as they were not consistant enough to have a winning season. Things look up and a better season is expected next year. BASKETBALL GAMES AND SCORES Galva 50 33 The Red Devil Basketball team had Manlius 80 31 a 20-5 record. They tied for second in Manlius 68 33 the Blackhawk Conference. Coach Manlius 61 37 Jenkins has lost 3 lettermen from his Manlius 38 28 fine squad. As the season ended, the Manlius 56 46 starters were all underclassmen. He has Manlius 49 33 splendid material back with which to Manlius 75 57 build an even better team. He has 2 Manlius 61 55 All-Conference players back. The Galva 57 48 Junior Varsity team won their Confer- Manlius 53 45 ence title last year and should supply Manlius 69 49 the Varsity with good bench strength Manlius 56 44 when it is needed. Manlius should be Manlius 78 34 one of the favorites to win the Title, Princeville 37 35 if not the main favorite. Manlius 55 50 Manlius 68 41 Manlius 58 54 Manlius 59 44 Manlius 78 51 Manlius 66 60 Walnut 58 56 Manlius 68 41 _ District Tournament Manlius 54 49 Princeton 57 55 Regional Tournament During the past season the Red Devils were entered in two Tournaments. They won both the Wethersfield and Manlius Tournaments. Greg Berry set several records during the past season. They include both scoring and rebounding. The team set one record. It being least game average by opponents--45.6 points. The Junior Varsity team had a 15-3 record. They have won the Conference title the past two years. Another great season is predicted for them. 32 ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL First team—Dick Fordham, Dean Lubbs. Dick was absent due to an injury. Second team--Greg Berry, Jim Jaques. BASKETBALL ALL- CONFERENCE First Team Greg Berry Sam Johnson Greg Berry had several honors awarded to him during the basketball season. He was named to the Little All-State team along with several honorable mentions from various organizations in Illinois. 33 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1962-1963 INSTRUCTION TIME Coach Jenkins Randy Mullin, Steve Doty, Wes Hunt, Greg Berry, Coach Bill Jenkins, Sam Johnson, Dean Lubbs, Jim Jones, Neal Moore. 34 VARSITY OF TOMORROW FRONT ROW: Dean Rasmussen, Gene Jaques, Joe Hannon, Ken Neahring, Tom Foes, Bradley Larson. BACK ROW: Steve Van Ormer, Mike Lubbs, Jerry Verdick, Coach Ken Bourquin, A1 Kerber, Allen Edlef-son, Jim Kerchner, Dave Behrens. 35 MANLIUS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Joyce Foes, Sue Clay, Nancy Nelson, Tessia Henson, Betty Nanninga. TRIBUTE TO A FINE A THLETE KEWANEE 'STAR COURIER DECEMBER 29 ARTICLE One of the areas finest all-around athletes, Dick Fordham of Manlius, has been laid up all week in Princeton's Perry Memorial Hospital with what has been termed a broken back by his coaches. Doctors report that Fordham will be in the hospital for at least six weeks with additional therapy needed thereafter. Bill Jenkins, the basketball coach, said at the Wethersfield tournament that Thursday night's game was the first he had missed starting since entering high school. He appeared in 78 games and had scored 1,004 points. A starter in all sports, Dick was all-conference halfback his Jr. and Sr. years while leading all scorers. He also is a top sprinter and jumper in track and pitches for the baseball team. He was also an all-conference guard in basketball. Fordham was thrown from a truck and pinned in downtown Manlius. He lost all feeling from the waist down, but has since regained it. Drs. said that the odds against getting feeling back is 95 per cent against it. To show you Dick's great courage and determination, he dressed for District and Regional games. He also will compete in track this spring. 36 MANLIUS TRA CK SQUAD FIRST ROW: Randy Mullin, Neal Moore, Mike Choinere, Jim Kerchner, Gene Nanninga, Larry Nodine, Ron Wenger. SECOND ROW: Manager Joe Lower, Jim Thompson, Jim Jones, Doug Borop, Jim Jaques, Tom Wallace, Steve Van Ormer, Mike Lubbs, Coach Ken Bourquin. THIRD ROW: Tom Neahring, Dick Fordham, Denny Hansen, Greg Berry, Sam Johnson, Gene Jaques, Roy Larsen. From here the ground looks Coach Ken Bourquin hard. Manager Joe Lower Good Form wins events. 37 DEVILS BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Bat boy—Terry Jenkins, Jerry Verdick, Steve Doty, Greg Berry, Sam Johnson, Buddy McCoy, John Neidetcher. SECOND ROW: Coach Bill Jenkins, Ken Neahring, Jim Jones, Pete Johnson, Dean Lubbs, Bradley Larsen, A1 Carlson, A1 Kerber, Randy Mullin. Look Mom--one Hand! 38 ACTIVITIES iv H i ■ MANLIUS CONCERT BAND SWINGIN' FIVE PLUS TEN (DANCE BAND) G. Fordham, D. Shuneman, D. Behrens, C. Hochstatter, J. Kirkpatrick, D. Berry, B. Kerchner, L. Edlef-son, M. Moore, A. Dale, C. Plumley, A. Carlson, J. Kerchner, D. Rasmussen, Mr. Milbum. 40 MARCHING BAND AND MAJORETTES 41 MIXED CHORUS Girls' Double Ensemble Boys' Double Ensemble 42 PEP CLUB The PEP CLUB is a new organization started this year to have students participate and encourage the players at sports events. Linda Harp Delight Briner Dorothy Krug Jean Dabler Sandy Hassler Darlene Anderson Sharon Zimmerman The newspaper is another new activity this year. It comes out once a month with plans of various organizations. The advisor is Miss Bubnick. 43 HOMECOMING — 1962 Betty and Sam Terry and Dean Judy and Gene 44 The Junior Class had the first place float titled: Deliver A Victory The remaining floats are arranged according to judges decision. 45 SENIOR CLASS PL A T FRONT ROW: Director--Miss Bubnick, Sharon Harrison, Ann Swan, Joani Thompson, Darlene Anderson, Jackie Rashid, Tessia Henson, Susan Clay. SECOND ROW: Randy Mullin, Marvin Hartz, Merle Moore, Jim Thompson, Dean Lubbs. 46 PROMPTERS, STAGEHANDS STUDENT DIRECTOR “SOUTHERN COTILLION” The 1963 prom theme was a Southern Paradise. After crossing over a bridge, you came into the garden. The sky was aglow with silver stars which seemed to make the water in the wishing well sparkle. After a meal of Southern fried chicken, served by the Junior mothers, a dance was enjoyed by all. Highlight of the dance was the crowning of the Prom Royalty. The Queen and King were Joyce Foes and Dick Fordham. Sr. att. were Sue Clay and Bill Wessel and Jr. Att. were Nancy D. Jim. 47 REUNION IN RENO — 1973! I was awakened on Saturday morning by a phone call from my former classmate and best friend, Joy Salzmann. The class of 63 was invited to the home of Jackie Rashid for our class reunion. Jackie and her husband live in Reno and own and operate a large gambling casino. On the way out we saw Neal Moore coming out of a bowling alley. He was still only averaging 62. He told us that another of our classmates worked as a private secretary at his corporation. That, of course, was Tessia Henson. Five of the executives had proposed to her and she just couldn't decide which one she wanted. As we proceeded farther, we came upon a large vetinarian clinic. Bill Kerchner was head Dr. at the clinic. He told us that Jim Jaques and Ron VanOrmer worked there. Jim was in charge of managing the clinic cars. Oh yes, Jim was still convinced that women didn't realize how well off they would be if they just stayed with him. Ron was in charge of managing the books. His experience in St. Louis helped him greatly. When we arrived in Reno, we saw Sue Clay and Dick Fordham walking down the street. Sue's husband was a graduate from Annapolis and was captain of a ship. She is now raising a little cheerleader. Dick was head barber on the ship and had many famous travelers as his clientele. He assisted as athletic director on the ship in his spare time. As we walked into Jackie's house we heard someone talking in a southern accent about her ten children. It was Joyce Foes who kept herself busy as a housewife and part-time editor of the Hasty Herald Paper. Sitting next to her was Alta Rollo. Alta and her husband now owned a large trailer court in the suburbs of Manlius. Carol Thompson was in charge of the children's nursery at the court. She had a lot of practice with all of her neices and nephews. Sharon Harrison was coming out of the kitchen after advising the cook on what to prepare. She was a cullinery expert because of her training in home ec at Milikin University. As we started mingling through the crowd, we came upon Ann Wallace. Ann was telling about her experiences. She had started working as an executive secretary but gave this up to devote full time to her perfect man. She still keeps up on all the .news between diaper changings. Then we came upon Marilyn Woodley who gave up her secretarial career to become Pres, of the International Women's League of Athletics. She was now married, but that was no surprise as she could always out-run any man. With Marilyn was her old-time friend, Dorothy Peterson, who was now married to a Dr. As with her patients, she had her husband sewed up in no time. In the comer of the room, we saw Buddy McCoy who was showing his masterpieces which he had first exhibited at the International Display of Fine Arts in France. Senator Dennis Whittaker was unable to attend because he was in special session dealing with the discontinuation of Cadillacs. He had to uphold the industry since he owned 3 4 of the shares. We found Bill Wessel and Lyn Nelson in a dispute about a new chemical fertilizer. With his scientific discovery of the new fertilizer, Lyn felt that it surpassed all others. As a gift to the Manlius graduates of '63, Wes Hunt presented each with a carton of his world famous cigarettes. By the way, I'm Ann Swan, who gave up an operettic career to become wife of an Augustana professor and now spend time singing lullabys to my three children. Joy married a history professor. She keeps in practice nursing the scratches of her twin daughter and son. 48 “SENIOR TRIP On April 7, 1963, the Sr. class left for New York and Washington D.C. While in New York, they visited the U.N.; toured the Bowery, Grenwich Village, Statue of Liberty, and other points of interest. While in Washington, they visited several Memorials, the Pentagon, and Capital itself. They arrived home 6 days later a very tired and worn out group. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milbum. 49 AWARDS VALEDICTORIAN A Sharon Harrison n n W a 1 1 a c e WOMAN’S CLUB Dorothy Peterson D.A.R. WIRTH MEMORIAL AMERICAN LEGION Science Award--Lyn Nelson DeKalb Award—Bill Wessel American Legion—girl—Joyce Foes VFW--Marilyn Woodley Most valuable athletic--Dick Fordham BOYS’ STATE Randy Mull in 50 THE 1963 GRADUATES Motto—Onward Ever, Backward Never Colors--Blue and White Flower--Mum 51 52 ADVERTISING Compliments of JIM 60ENDER Distributor of Texaco Oil Products MANLIUS GRAIN ( SUPPLy CO. Oat Hulling and Rolling Custom Grinding Corn Shelling Carrying a Complete Line of Kent Feeds Rock River Feeds Bulk Delivery We Give S H Green Stamps Congratulations to the Class of '63 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MANLIUS Member Federal Reserve System Manlius Illinois 5CHUNEMAN AGENCY Manlius Illinois All Forms of Insurance F. C. Schuneman M. L,. Schuneman Agents Phone GI 5-2622 REPUBLIC INVESTORS LIFE INSURANCE COM PANT East Moline, Illinois Fred Wendl, District Supervisor George Jaquet, General Agent Phone GI 5-2011 Manlius, Illinois Bob Smeltzer Marcia Hudson Bob Hudson Ronald Smeltzer Vernon Burgett Richard Harrington Sales Agents: Art Sharin Glenn Hewitt Charles Nelsen Gordon Beatty Howard Johnson, Jr. Compliments of BOLLMAN OIL COMPANY 'firestone Tires Batteries Auto supplies Manlius Phones: GI 5-2971 Princeton Ottawa 31192 HE 4-3238 Congratulations to the Class of ’63 FARMERS' STATE BANK Sheffield, Illinois Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '63 CUNNINGHAM LOCKER SERVICE JOE'S PLACE Joe B. Vermeulen Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Bob Sprowls Distributor Compliments of RICHARD'S DAIRY YORKTOWN LUMBER GRAIN COMPANY Sheffield, Illinois Phone 4381 Yorktown, Illinois Stop ! ! ! G0NIGHAH BASS HILL Get Your School Supplies When in School and After Graduation for Your Other Needs INC. Walnut, Illinois LARSON'S Your Key to Better Products STORE Homeway Homes International-Harvestor Machinery Parts Service New Idea Machinery Wayne Feeds Manlius, Illinois Phone 379-2126 MOREY'S STANDARD BOWMAN'S MENS' SHOP Mineral, Illinois Princeton, Illinois INTERNATIONAL-HARVESTER CRANE WELDING SERVICE Oldsmobile, Sales Service Manlius, Illinois Sheffield, Dlinois Phone GI 5-2891 PIERCESON MOTOR SALES STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Prophetstown, Illinois Guaranteed Heating Oil Price Phone 537-3431 F. Harker Ford Galaxie--Fairlane Hoppole, Illinois Falcon- -Thunderbird Day--948-2661 Mercury, Monterey--Meteor--Comet Night--948-2602 yOUR HEW CONNIE'S GULF CARDINAL STORE Car Washing John Rashid Batteries Grease F eaturing: Tires Richelieu Del Monte Foods Oil Low Prices Everyday Tune-Ups Where Your Dollar has More Cents. Manlius, Illinois Sealtest Swifts Ice Cream Manlius, Illinois Phone GI 5-2442 Congratulations to the Class of '63 Compliments of Hardware- -Plumbing Heating --Bottle Gas DABLER HARDWARE Manlius, Illinois PRATTS OF PRINCETON Floral Shop Greenhouses Princeton, Illinois 623 South Gosse Blvd. Phone 2-8081 Best Wishes to the Class of '63 Compliments of ROYAL SUPER MART DR. J. P. BELHA Sheffield, Illinois Manlius, Illinois Phone GI 5-2712 RAABE REPAIR SERVICE Tractor Work Our Specialty House Phone GI 5-2683 Shop Phone GI 5-2563 JOHNSON For Your Future TWINKE School of Beauty Culture FUNERAL 310 N. Main Kewanee, 111. HOME JUNE-MEL-O-DEE RECORD SHOP Record Record Players Kewanee, Illinois Go GULF with Jensen's Pastries --Confections --Ice Cream Howard A. Johnson New Bedford, Illinois Manlius Princeton LARSON FURNITURE 902-904 N. Main Street Princeton, Illinois Phone 2-5331 FOY 5 GROCERY Phone GI 5-2961 MANLIUS LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Cement Millwork Glass Glazing Everything in the Building Line New Bedford Illinois Manlius, GLAFKA PRODUCE Illinois Phone: GI 5-3131 CASSEN'S Nutrena Feeds Poultry- -Eggs Pax Feed Equipment Hydraulic Equipment Company Tampico, Illinois Manlius GI 5-2674 Phone 438-6431 O D MOTOR SALES Your FORD Distributor Ann aw an, 111. BUNFIN OLIVER JEWELERS Kewanee, 111. HEWITT'S CLOTHING STORE Men's Boys' Clothing, Shoes Sheffield, Illinois K. W. Hewitt Phone 2271 COLUMBIAN COMET FEEDS WILLIS BARBER Sheffield, Illinois Auctioneering Real Estate MILLER'S SHELL SERVICE GENE LINDELOF Car Washing--Grease--Oil Goodyear Tires Tampico, 111. Phone GI 5-8221 Phone Thomas 282 Manlius, Illinois DR. EDWIN E. MULLIN, M.D. GERRY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone GI 5-2301 Manlius, 111. Manlius, 111. Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 MANUU$ OIL COMPANY, INC. Distributor of Those Good Gulf Products ferns The Annual Staff would like to thank all the people and businesses who helped finance our Annual. We urge our readers to patronize these people and businesses who helped make this Annual Possible. OWENS SPORT SHOP Team Equipment Mac Gregor Rawlings Wilson 123 Galena Ave. Dixon, Illinois Phone 284-8331 LeRoy Bertrands MUSICAL LABORATORIES Complete Musical Service Instruments - -Repairs --Accessories 401 West Third Street Spring Valley Phone 2-8121 ENGET TYPEWRITING SERVICE Sales and Repairs Royal Machines Standards Portables Electric Kewanee, 111. Phone 4341 BOYCE REPAIR SERVICE GUNNARE, PHIL Registered Jeweler A.G.S. Princeton, Illinois Phone GI 5-2632 Manlius, Illinois GENTZ SALES SERVICE Buick Cars—Appliances One Price to All Prophetstown, Illinois Compliments of COMP'S SHELL SERVICE MANLIUS FOOD LOCKER Sheffield, Illinois Phone 2131 Fenner Thyra Smith CORN SHELLING Phone GI 5-2921 Gilbert Thompson Phone Thomas 206 Manlius, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois--RR 2 BOOSTERS The Leader Store Kewanee Kewanee Music Shop Kewanee Lake Street Floral Co. Kewanee Mode O' Day Kewanee Lee's Smart Wear Kewanee Breedlove Sporting Goods Kewanee Blake's Boo try Kewanee Van Deusen Garage New Bedford Murphy Book Store Eric's Cafe Kewanee Hoffman Jewelry Princeton Manlius Husser's Florist Princeton Bruce Jewelry Walnut Conway's Princeton Bass Book Gift Shop Walnut Alma Magnason Shop Princeton Genster Dry Goods Sheffield Bruce Jewelry Princeton Langford Drugs Sheffield Landahl's Princeton The Elms Sheffield Anderson-Mosshart Princeton Petersons--The Clothier Princeton eM yybaJl CLuij� � uai4ai