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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

DEDICATION MR. AND MRS. VERNON MARTIN We, the DEVIL staff, respectfully dedicate this 1964 DEVIL to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Martin, transportation managers for the school unit. During twenty-four years of excellent service to the school system, the transportation department, under the leadership of Vernon and Lucille, has never had an accident. This excellent record has been maintained although many, many trips for the various extracurricular activities have been made in foul weather and under bad conditions. Vernon started in school transportation service in 1940 for (District No. 56) Manlius Grade School before the Unit was started. Vernon drove his own personal car (a 7 passenger Packard) purchased for this purpose, as a bus. Lucille drove as a relief driver. They made two trips each morning and two trips each afternoon. Lucille started driving a route regularly in 1942 and operated the route for one term while Vernon was in the service. She drove, with the exception of one year, until ihe Unit was started. Vernon has been transportation manager of the Unit since April, 1952. Lucille has been a steady driver since this time. Between the two of them, they have been employed by the school since 1940, with the exception of one year. 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Roush, William Kelm, Harvey Sandrock, Clifton Carpenter, Robert Jensen. ABSENT: Asa Drayton, Mervin Glafka. The school board gives freely of its time to offer advice and assistance whenever necessary. Without the help of this group, our school would not and could not run efficiently and successfully. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Floyd, our superintendent, had a very busy year keeping our school running smoothly. He was always ready to help any student with a problem. Beth, our secretary, was always available whenever any supplies were needed, or to answer any questions. MR. JOHN P. FLOYD, SUPERINTENDENT MRS. BETH RUDIGER, SECRETARY 4 LOLA BEHRENS KENNETH BOURQUIN English II, III, IV. Biology, Industrial Arts, Assistant Superintendent. Monmouth College, B.A. Junior Advisor Western Illinois University, B.S FACULTY EUGENE BURTON Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, and Shorthand. Freshman Advisor Western Illinois University, B.S. L. GEHRIG DERGO History, Physical Education, Football Coach. Junior Advisor Western Illinois University, B.S. 5 WILLIAM JENKINS MARTHA LAMB English I, Driver's Training, Basketball and Baseball Chemistry and Mathematics Coach. Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Knox College, A.B., Ed. M. University of Illinois Sophomore Advisor FACULTY HAROLD LASWELL Agriculture I, II, III, IV. General Science. University of Illinois, B.S. N.S.F. Program, Bethany Senior Advisor CHARLES MILBURN Band, Speech. Senior Advisor Eureka College, B.A. 6 MARCIA NOTHNACEL Vocal Music Western Illinois University, B.S. and B.A. KAY SHULL Home Economics I, II, III, IV. FHA Advisor, GAA Advisor. Illinois State Normal University, B.S FACULTY JEAN SMALL Latin I, II, III, IV. Latin Club Advisor, Librarian. Horizon Club Advisor. Monmouth College, Masters; McCormack, Masters Just a typical teacher's meeting, (posed of course). 7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Orville Teske, Amiel Roseling, Mr. Milburn, Kenny Rodgers, Duane Martin, Ronald Hoch statter, Lucille Martin and Vernon Martin, manager. BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS HELP KEEP OUR SCHOOL EFFICIENT. Without the skillful driving of our bus drivers and the energy of our custodians our school could not run efficiently and smoothly. The drivers spend a great deal of time transporting students and fans to various activities and school functions, besides the everyday trip to and from the school. At anytime of the school day you will see Dick and Duane busy with some chore around the school. They are always willing to find time from their busy day to help with the many various class and club projects. Dick Mueller, left and Duane Martin. GREGORY ARTHUR BERRY Greg Football--1,2,3,4; second team All-Conference football--3. Basketball--1,2,3,4; All-Conference basketball--2,3,4; All-State--4. Track--2,3,4. Baseball--1,2,3,4. Band--1,2,3,4; band festival—1,2,3,4; band contest--1,2,4. Chorus--1,2,3,4; music festival--1,2,3; boys' ensemble--1; chorus contest--1,2,4; Student Council--2,4; secretary--4. Class secretary--2; Latin Club--1,2,3,4. Operetta--!. JEAN ANNE DABLER Jeanne F.H.A.--1,2,3,4; officer--2. GAA--3,4; secretary--4. Class secretary--1,3. Chorus--l,2; contest--1,2; girls' ensemble--1,2; music festival--1,2. Operetta--l. Band--1,2; contest--l,2; band festival--1,2. Annual Staff--4; co-editor--4. Newspaper staff--3,4; co-editor--3. Horizon Club--1,2,3,4; president—4. Latin Club--2,3. Librarian--2,3. Senior class play--4. Pep club--3. Frolics--l,2. D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award--4. SHIRLEY ANN CONLEY Shirley F.H.A.--1,2,3,4. GAA--4. Operetta--l. Chorus--1,2,3,4; district contest--1; state contest--2; music festival--1,2,3. Pep club--3. Librarian--!,2,3. ALLEN ARTHUR CARLSON Al Football--1,2,3,4; Second team All-Conference--4; Little All-Northern--4; Little All-State--3,4; Basketball--1. Baseball--1,2,3,4. Track--4. Class treasurer--2,3,4. Latin Club--1,2,3,4; officer--3. Band--1,2,3,4; band festival--1,2,3; band ensemble--1,2,3,4; band contest--1,2,3,4. 10 DENNIS LEE HANSON Denny” F.F.A.--1,2,3,4; officer--2. Football--1,2,3,4; All-Conference first team--4. Basketball--1,2,4. Track--2,3,4. NANCY MARIE DABLER Nancy F.H.A.--1,2,3,4; officer--3,4. Chorus--1,2,4; music festival--1,4; contest--1,4. Operetta--l. GAA--3,4. Latin Club--2,3,4; officer--3. Horizon Club--1. Librarian--3,4. Pep club--3. Harvest Ball attendant--1. Spring Carnival Queen--3. Jr.-Sr. Prom Attendant--3,4. LARRY DELBERT EDLEFSON Larry Football--1,2,4. Band--1,2,3,4; band festival--1,2,3,4; contest--l,2,3,4; Chorus--l,2,3,4; chorus festival--1,2,4; contest--1,2,3,4. Student Council President--4. Western Illinois University Music Camp--2,3. Operetta--1,2. Latin Club--1,2,3,4. MARSHA JEAN HAMPTON Marsha Transfer from Kewanee--2. F.H.A.--2,3,4. GAA--1,3. Chorus--1,2,3; music festival--2. Horizon Club--3. Pep club--3. Senior class play--4. 11 KAREN KAY HANSEN Karen Chorus--1,2,3,4; contest — 1,2,3,4; girls' ensemble--1,2,3,4; music festival—1,2,3,4. accompanist--l. Band —1,2,3,4; contest —1,2,4; ensemble —3; band festival--1,2,3,4. F.H.A. —1,2,3,4. Latin Club--2,3,4; Officer- . Horizon Club--1,2,3,4; officer--3. Operetta —1,2. Pep club—3. GAA--3,4; officer--3. SHARON ANN HANSEN Sharon Chorus--l,2,3,4; contest--1,2,3,4; ensemble--l,2,3,4; music festival — 1, 2,3,4; accompanist — 1. Band—1,2,3,4; contest —1,2,4; ensemble—3; band festival—1,2,3,4. F.H.A.--1,2,3,4; officer--4. Latin Club—2,3,4; officer--4. Horizon Club—1,2,3,4; v. president—4. Operetta —1,2. Pep Club—3. GAA--3,4. Annual staff—4. LINDA DIANE HARP Harp Transfer from Mound City—3. F.H.A.--3,4. GAA--3.4. Chorus—1,2,3,4; contest —1,2,4; music festival--4; ensemble —1,2,3,4. Operetta —1,2. Senior class play--4. Class officer —1,2,3. Cheerleader —1,2,3,4. Librarian—1,2,3; secretary--3. Horizon Club—4. Carnival Queen attendant—3. Homecoming attendant—4; Honor Society—2,3. Newspaper staff —3,4,2; co-editor--4. 12 MARVIN NICHOLAS HARTZ Marv F.F.A.—1,2,3,4; president—4; delegate to Nat. F.F.A. Convention—2. Chorus--1,2,3,4; ensemble —1,2,3,4; solo--3,4; music festival—1,2,3,4; contest —1,2,3,4. Operetta--1,2. Band—1,3,4; contest--1,3,4; band festival—1,3,4. Senior class play—3. Football--1,3,4. Baseball — 1. SANDRA SUE HASSLER Sue F.H.A. —1,2,3,4; officer--3,4. GAA—3,4. Chorus--l. Horizon Club—1, 2,3, Latin Club--1,2,3. Operetta--l. Newspaper staff--3. Librarian—2. Frolics—1,2. PETER CHARLES JOHNSON Pete F.F.A. —1,2,3,4; officer—3; Farm Progress Show—1,2,4; delegate to Nat. Convention—2. Band —1. Baseball--1,2. Basketball—1. 13 RUSSELL DEAN LUBBS Dean Football--l,2,3,4; co-captain--3,4; 1st team All Conference--3,4; 1st Team All-Northem--3,4; 1st Team All-State--3,4; All state Special Mention--3,4. Basketball--1,2,3,4; co-captain--4. Track--1,2. Student Council--1,3,4; officer--3,4. Latin Club--1,2,3,4; officer--2,3. Band--1; Chorus--1,2. Operetta--1,2. Senior class play--3,4. Librar ian--3,4. SAMMY KENT JOHNSON Sam FFA--1,2,3,4; National Livestock Exposition 2; Farm Progress Show, 4. Class president--2; Football--1,2,3,4; 1st team all conference--4. All State Mention--4; Little All-State First Team--4; Honorable Mention Champaign News Cazette--4. All Northern First Team--4; Basketball--1,2,3,4; 2nd team All-Conference 2; 1st Team All-Conference--3,4, Track--2,3,4. Baseball--2,3,4. Jr.-Sr. Prom Attendant--3. Homecoming Attendant--3,4. DOROTHY LENORA KRUG Dor F.H.A.--1,2,3,4; officer--3. G.A.A. 3,4; president--4; Annual Staff--4. Newspaper Staff--3,4; co-editor--3. Librarian--1,2,3. Pep club--3. Latin Club--2,3. Horizon Club--1,2,3,4. Frolics--!,2,3. JAMES RICHARD JONES Jim Band--1,2,3,4; dance band--2,3,4; festival, band--1,2,3,4; Track-- 2.3.4. Baseball--3,4, French Club--1,2; officer--2. Senior class play-- 3.4. Librarian--3. 14 ROBERT RANDALL MARTIN Bob Football--1,2,3,4. F.F.A.--1,2,3,4; vice president--3; National Livestock Exposition--2,4; Farm Progress Show--2,4. DANNY LYNN MUSSELMAN Mole French Club--1. Latin Club--2. Red Devil mascot--3. Pep Club--3. Senior class play--4. WZOE Teen Disc Jockey--4. MERLE MALCOMB MOORE Merle Band--1,2,3,4; solo--2,3,4; dance band--3,4. Festival--1,2,3,4; contest --1,2,4. Chorus--1,2,3,4; music festival--1,2,3,4; contest--1,2,3,4; solo--4. Latin Club--1,2,3,4; president--4. Operetta--1,2. Senior class play--3,4. Music camp--l,2,3. Football--l. RANDALL LEWIS MULLIN Randy Football--l,2,3,4; Special Mention All-state--3. Basketball--1,2,3,4. Track--1,2,3,4. Baseball--1,2,3,4. Class vice president--3,4; president --1. Latin Club--1,2,3,4; officer--1,3,4. Student Council--l,2,3. Boys' State--3. Finalist National Merit Scholarship--4. Senior play—3,4. Operetta--1,2. Chorus--l,2,3,4; boys' chorus--1,2,3,4; mixed ensemble --1,3,4; state contest--3,4; boys' quartet--4. Band--1,2,3,4; brass sextet --3,4; comet quartet--l; dance band--1,2,3,4; chorus festival--1,2,3,4; band festival--!,2,3,4. 15 BETTY JO NANNING A Betty Chorus —1,4; state contest--1,4; mixed chorus—1; girls' chorus—1; festival- ; girls' ensembie--4. GAA--3,4; officer--4. F.H.A.--1,2,3,4; president--4. Class secretary--4. Horizon Club—4. Librarian—3. Annual Staff—3. Newspaper reporter--3,4. Varsity Cheerleader—3,4; captain--4. Pep Club—3. One-Act Play—3. GAA Sweetheart Attendant —3. Jr.-Sr. Prom Attendant—3. Jr.-Sr. Prom Queen—4. Homecoming Attendant —1,2,3, Homecoming Queen--4. NANCY MARLENE NELSON Nanc F.H.A.—1,2,3,4. Class treasurer — 1. J.V. Cheerleader —1,2; Varsity Cheerleader--3. Operetta--1. Chorus--1,2,3,4; girls' ensemble--l,2,3, 4; state contest--1,3,4; mixed ensemble —1,4. Music festival--4. Pep Club—3. Senior ciass play--4. PATRICIA LOUISE PETERSON Pat F.H.A.—1,2,3,4; officer--3. Latin Club—2,3,4. Horizon Club —1,2,3,4. GAA—3,4. Pep Club--3. Annual Staff--3. Chorus 1,2,3,4; girls' ensemble—1,2,3,4; mixed ensemble--3,4; music festival — 2,3,4; contest —1,2, 3,4. Senior class play—4. Operetta — 1. JAMES DENNIS THOMPSON Jim Class officer —1,2,3,4. Student Council—1,2,3,4; officer--3,4; state convention--3. FFA—1,2,3, 4; officer—2,3; state convention— 1,2; National convention—3. Farm Progress Show--1,3; Livestock Exposition— 2,4. Chorus—1,2,3,4; boys' ensemble--1,2. Band--1,2, 3. music festival--l,2,3,4. Football—1,3,4; co-captain--4. Basketball—1,2. Track—1,2,3. Operetta--1. Annual staff—2,3,4; assistant editor—3; co-editor—4. Librarian—3,4. Senior class play—3. Jr.-Sr. Prom attendant—3. Jr.-Sr. Prom King--4. Homecoming attendant—2. Homecoming King--4. GAA prom attendant--3. Frolics--!,2,3. 16 KAREN SUE VAN DEUSEN Karen Chorus — 1,2,3,4; contest--1,3,4; chorus festival--2,3,4; girls' ensemble — 4; operetta — 1. J. V. cheerleader — 1. Pep Club—3. F.H.A. —1,2,3,4. GAA—3,4. Horizon Club—3. PENNY JOYCE WHITLOCK Penny F.H.A.—1,2,3,4. GAA--3,4. Chorus—1,2,3,4; contest--1,2,4; music festival —1,2,3. Operetta — 1. Senior class play—4. Pep Club—3. GARY LYNN ZIMMERMAN Zip Football--2,3,4. French Club—1,2. Chorus—2; music festival—2; contest—2. Librarian--4. SHARON LEE ZIMMERMAN Shar Chorus —1,2,4; girls' ensemble--4; music festival--4; contest—4. Operetta — 1. GAA--3,4; F.H.A.— 1,2,3,4; officer--4. Librarian—2, 3,4. Latin Club—2,3. Annual Staff—4. Newspaper staff—3,4; c co-editor--4. Senior class play — 4. Pep club--3. One-act play--4. 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Betty Nanninga, secretary; A1 Carlson, treasurer; Jim Thompson, president; Randy Mullin, vice president. On August 29, 1960, we green freshmen, 18 girls and 15 boys, entered Manlius High School to begin our four years of work and fun. We elected our officers who were: president, Randy Mullin; vice president, Jim Thompson; secretary, Jeanne Dabler; treasurer, Nancy Nelson. Our class advisor was Miss Ashdown, Initiation was our big event this year. We returned as sophomores on August 28, 1961, with 34 students. During the summer we gained one girl, Marsha Hampton, and lost one, Margaret Behrends, at the end of the year. Officers were: president, Sam Johnson; vice president, Jim Thompson; secretary, Greg Berry; treasurer, A1 Carlson. Our advisor was Mr. Ericson. We ordered our class rings in the fall and received them in the spring. As juniors we began the year on August 27, 1962, with 34 students. During the summer we lost one girl, Janice Brandt, but also gained two girls, Carolyn Nolan and Linda Harp. During the year we lost the new girl, Carolyn Nolan, and also lost Penny Last. Officers were: president, Jim Thompson; vice president, Randy Mullin; secretary, Jeanne Dabler; treasurer, A1 Carlson. Our advisor this year was Mr. Dergo. On May 4, 1963, we gave the seniors their last prom with Southern Cotillion as the theme. On August 26, 1963, we started our final year with 31 students. During the summer we lost Delight Briner and during the school year we lost Linda Miller. Officers were: president, Jim Thompson; vice president, Randy Mullin; secretary, Betty Nanninga; treasurer, A1 Carlson. Our advisors were Mr. Milburn and Mr. Laswell. Our final activity was our class trip to Washington, New York, and the World's Fair, a result of four years' hard work. 18 Dean Lubbs, salutatorian, welcomes everyone to commencement exercises. Randy Mullin addresses a capacity crowd with his valedictory speech. Mr. L. Goebel Patton, guest speaker, is shown addressing his audience. GRADUATION . . . A SYMBOL OF AN END . . . AND A NEW BEGINNING. May 29, 1964 8:00 p.m. New Bedford Field House Thirty seniors anxiously awaited their big night which would bring to an end their four years of high school. Excitement filled the air, but there was also sadness, for we were leaving our old friends and facing the world. Slowly we marched into the field house, which was filled to capacity, to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, played by Mrs. Harold Laswell. After the graduates were seated, the invocation was given by Reverend Palmer Nestander. Dean Lubbs, salutatorian, presented the welcome speech. The full concert band presented two special numbers. The guest speaker, L. Goebel Patton, director of I.E.A. Dave Berry, Larry Edlef-son, and Merle Moore are the featured players in the band's selection, Trom-bonanza. The full concert band, under the direction of Mr. Part of the capacity crowd is shown listening to the Milburn, presented two numbers for the audience. concert band perform. Randy Mullin, valedictorian, Jeanne Dabler receives the American Randy Mullin is presented with addresses fellow classmates Legion Award by post commander, Tom the Women's Club Award by and the audience. Cole. Mrs. Richard Oloffson. Public Relations Department, addressed the graduates and audience with a very interesting talk. After this, we listened to Randy Mullin present his valedictory address. Following this speech, the American Legion Awards were presented to Allen Carlson and Jeanne Dabler. Mrs. Lila Oloffson presented the Women's Club Award to Randy Mullin. Sam Johnson was presented with the Wyanet V.F.W. Award by Commander Roy Stone. Mr. Ed Wirth presented the Lt. Eugene Wirth Memorial Trophy to Gregory Berry. Mr. Floyd presented scholarship pins to Jeanne Dabler, Allen Carlson, and Sharon Hansen. Scholarship trophies were received by the top three honor students, Randy Mullin, Dean Lubbs, and Nancy Dabler. The senior class president Jim Thompson, presented the class gift, a clock, to the school. We soon heard our names being called, to receive our long-awaited diplomas, which officially ended our high school years. Sharon Hansen, Jeanne Dabler, and A1 Carlson receive scholarship pins from Mr. Floyd, superintendent. The climax of the evening was the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Floyd and Arthur Carlson of the school board. Nancy Dabler is shown receiving her diploma. After the graduation ceremonies, the graduates formed a reception line, to be congratulated by friends and relatives. REUNION IN ANN'S BACK ROOM Standing here on this fine August day at the Manlius International Airport to greet the Class of '64 is the former Sharon Zimmerman, now a famous physical therapist. Now getting off his private plane is Randy Mullin, an intern in one of the prominent hospitals in Chicago. Randy will soon start up practice with his father in Manlius, Who’s the pilot? Greg Berry, it’s only a hobby for him. He’s a professional student at one of the Chicago Universities, so he can play basketball the rest of his life. What’s this driving down the runway? A 74 Grand Prix. Why it’s Dorothy Krug, still a bachelor woman and now owner and chief driver of a thrill show. She is now a resident of Princeton so she doesn't have to drive so far every night. Is this a hearse? No it's a 47 black Cadillac. Why it's Bob driving. Who's with him? A1 Carlson, the well known architect and it appears that Bob is his houseboy and main consultant. Here's Jim and Betty just back from Florida, their yearly trip away from the kids. Jim is now farming a 10,000 acre farm with his father and Betty is taking care of all the little Thompsons. Don just dashed down from Chicago in his helicopter to say hi. He has to rush back to his radio station where he is the main Disc Jockey. Well here's identical cars pulling up. Who is it? Oh, of course; Sharon and Karen, now nurses in Moline. Only half the class is here, but we'll go on to ANN'S BACK ROOM where we are to meet, and talk old times over. A cloud of smoke. What is it? Dean Lubbs in his Air Force suit. My, he looks nice! Oh dear, there’s the wife and two kids. Here's Gary. His jet was late because there was a delay in his trial. By the way, Gary is the lawyer, not the defendant. Marv, Nancy and the family showed up. I don't see how Nancy does it. Teach school, raise a family, and still help Maiv on their small 3,000 acre estate. Poor Larry, what a nervous wreck. He's been state Superintendent of Schools in California for five years now. His early training in school administration helped quite a bit. Here comes Sue with a line of little Franks following her and Rich. Here's a redhead. Why it's Marsha, soon to appear in the Broadway hit, Elsa. I hear Marsha still goes to Princeton every weekend and still doesn't have her driver's license. In walks Merle still wearing that jacket he wore through the depression. I hear he's a high school teacher, but nothing like the ones we knew. As a sideline he is director of music with a PHD. He puts his acting ability to use in the classroom. There's Karen comparing notes with Merle now. I hear she's so devoted to her teaching she doesn't even look at boys any more, if that's possible. Well, an executive secretary. Pat finally made it. She's not only his secretary but she caught him and they now have twins. Hi Nancy, how do you like having a preacher for a father-in-law? It took Nancy five years but she finally tied him down. Denny is following in his brother's footsteps and working at Kraft. He is now bulding a home in his spare time, where the old school used to be. Why, Linda, I haven't seennyou since school was out, when you moved back down south and married a rich, old, Southern Colonel. I hear that you are the leader of K.K.K, Following in your grandfather's foot-steps, huh? Penny is now married and living in Walnut where she is raising a flock of little Hoot Owls. Pete and Sam seem to be doing fine, farming together on their three farms between Thomas and Tampico. There is a total of 7,000 acres of land where all the Johnson children can run wild. Shirley is now a housewife in Wyanet raising children, in-between taking care of the books for her husband's large trucking firm. Jeanne finally made it. I hear she had a little trouble making the books balance tonight after work at Marshall Field's Department Store; but Larry helped her so they could make it on time. Here comes Jim Jones being pursued by the Air Force MP's. Well, Jim what did you do this time? Oops, they got him. Sec you in 10 years, at the next reunion, Jim. 21 SENIORS TRAVEL TO 22 23 CLASS OFFICERS: Chris Hochstatter, president; Ruth Ann Mohr, secretary; Glenda Fordham, treasurer, Steve Doty, vice president. JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors were very busy this year trying to earn money to finance the prom. They sold pens, magazine subscriptions, had a barbeque dinner, a bake sale, and sponsored the coat check at the basketball games. A dance was planned for late spring. The prom was planned for May 2, 1964. 24 JUNIORS PREPARE FOR BUSY YEAR AHEAD. Darlene Anderson Linda Berry Doug Borop Mike Choinere Duane Clementz Annette DeDecker Steve Doty Tom Foes Glenda Fordham Richard Frank Chris Hochstatter Sally Jaquet Allen Kerber Chris Konneck Terry Last Joe Lower Ruth Ann Mohr Ken Neahring John Neidetcher Larry Nodine Ralph Olson Carolyn Presnell Dean Rasmussen Paul Thompson Steve VanOrmer Jerry Verdick Dean Vols Marilyn Vols Tom Wallace 25 SOPHOMORES PARTICIPATE IN MANY ACTIVITIES DURING THEIR BUSY YEAR. CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING, treasurer, Jim Kerchner; secretary, Judy Verdick; vice president, Gene Jaques; president, Bradley Larsen. The sophomores began the year ready and willing for the work ahead. During the year we sponsored a bake sale, two dinners, decorated for the homecoming float, sold Christmas tape and bulb covers, and held two record dances. Our rings were ordered and we will get them next fall. Our advisor was Mr. Jenkins. Kay Hochstatter seems to be catching up on some typing. What a mess! ! Mr. Jenkins inspects a student's locker. What's that rule about eating between classes?! Dick Clementz enjoys a break between classes. 26 David Behrens Dixie Carrington Pat Choiniere Dick Clementz Nancy Draper Nina Draper Allen Edlefson Kay Hochstatter Gene Jaques Diane Jensen Kendall Jensen Jenniffer Jones Jim Kerchner Bradley Larsen Roy Larson Linda Mullin Tom Neahring Mike Lubbs Sue Lubbs Paula Miller Tom Peterson Donna Stier Dan Nelson Connie Oberle Linda Peterson Joani Thompson Paula Truedson Frances Vandemore Judy Verdick Ron Wenger Jerry Wolford Janice Wolzfelt 27 CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: vice president, Butch Sierens; president, Doug Schuneman. STANDING: reporter, JohnFordham; treasurer, Verna Harp; secretary, Chris Plumley. The freshmen quickly got into the swing of high school life and were very busy with activities throughout the year. We held two record dances, decorated for the homecoming float, had a bake sale, car wash, and sold pins with chain guards. We feel we had a very successful year. Our advisor was Mr. Burton. Initiation was a big day for the freshmen. They were treated to free meals of baby food, lemon juice, raw eggs, etc. by the seniors. The class also enjoyed a parade downtown at noon hour, although it was disrupted several times by air raids. An all-school assembly was also held in the afternoon of Initiation Day in honor of the freshmen. Latin class was never like this!! 28 AFTER INITIATION, FRESHMEN ADAPT TO THE BUSY HIGH SCHOOL LIFE. Jim Behrens Cynthia Bunnell Bob Clementz Jim Draper John Fordham Janice Hampton Myron Hard Verna Harp Judy Hassler Jeannine Hochstatter Pat Ingle Mary Lubbs Lana Musselman Dan Nelson Nancy Oberle Larry Olson Chris Plumley Cynthia Ratliff Diana Roush Butch Sierens Doug Schuneman Carol Wangelin 29 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN On May 2, 1964, the juniors of MHS treated the seniors to their last high school prom. The banquet, served by the junior mothers, featured turkey (with all the trimmings). The room was attractively decorated in orchid and white for the dance, which began at 9:00. Music was furnished by the DeVrieze Orchestra. Decorations included a false ceiling or orchid and white streamers, angels and stars, and a winding stairway to the stars in the middle of the dance floor. The highlight of the night was the crowning of the king and queen, Jim Thompson and Betty Nanninga. Senior attendants were Sam Johnson and Nancy Dabler. Junior attendants were Jerry Verdick, Glenda Fordham, Dean Vols, and Annette DeDecker. 30 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTS OUR STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: SEATED Larry Edlefson, president; STANDING Jim Thompson, vice president; Greg Berry, secretary; Dean Lubbs treasurer. Thirteen members of the student body were chosen to represent the voice of the students for this year. As the year progressed, the Council has been busy with money-making projects such as dances after ball games. The group also arranged the homecoming festivities, including the parade and crowning of the queen. Nearing the completion of the school year, the representatives of the Council and an advisor will attend the Student Council Convention held in Chicago LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Sue Lubbs; Diana Roush; Darlene Anderson; Nancy Oberle; Joani Thompson. STANDING: Greg Berry; Dean Lubbs; Jim Thompson; Larry Edlefson; Allen Edlefcon; Bob Clementz; Ken Neahring; Jerry Verdick. 32 FFA POINTS TO THE FUTURE The Manlius FFA chapter has 26 members this year. The group has been very active with many moneymaking projects such as a slave salei steaming and painting machinery and selling rat poison and garden seeds. OFFICERS: Tom Foes, Ralph Olson, Marvin Hartz, Tom Peterson, Doug Rorop, David Behrens, Mr. Las well, advisor. The group has participated in public speaking, parliamentary procedure contests, and land judging. A potluck banquet was held in February for the members and their guests. The boys, along with their advisor, Mr. Laswell, attended the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, the Illinois State Convention, and toured the John Deere factory in Moline. FIRST ROW: Mr. Laswell, advisor; J. Fordham, R. Olson, L. Olson, M. Hard, B. Martin, B. Clementz, L. Nodine. SECOND ROW: D. Clementz, M. Hartz, D. Rasmussen, T. Peterson, P. Thompson, A. Kerber, D. Vols, M. Choinere. THIRD ROW: D. Borop, P. Johnson, J. Thompson, D. Hanson, S. Johnson, T. Neahring, T. Foes, R. Larson. 33 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Miss Shull, T. Last, C. Hochstatter, K. Hansen, P. Whitlock, N. Dabler, R. Mohr, C. Presnell, S. Zimmerman, M. Hampton. SECOND ROW: P. Truedson, S. Conley, G. Fordham, S. Hassler, D. Jensen, S. Lubbs, S. Hansen, F. Vandemore, N. Nelson, N. Draper, J. Wolzfelt. THIRD ROW: K. Van-Deusen, S. Jaquet, P. Peterson, B. Nanninga, D. Carrington, L. Berry, N. Draper, J. Dabler, D. Krug, M. Vols. The Manlius Chapter of the FHA has been very this past year with various activities. Some of these activities included a barbeque dinner, sponsoring our foster son, Huong, a Daddy-Date Nite, and a field trip to Peoria. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Hassler, treasurer; Ruth Mohr, v. president; Betty Nanninga, president; Nancy Dabler, secretary; Terry Last, parliamentarian. STANDING: Sue Lubbs, recreation; Glenda Ford-ham, projects; Marilyn Vols, historian; Sharon Hansen, good will; Sharon Zimmerman, public relations. 34 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: S. Zimmerman, L. Harp, C. Hochstatter, P. Truedson, C. Ratliff, C. Bunnell, N. Dabler, V. Harp, N. Oberle, Miss Shull. SECOND ROW: J. Hochstatter, S. Conley, C. Oberle, J. Rogers, D. Slier, L. Mullin, K. Hochstatter, D. Anderson, P. Whitlock, J. Wolzfelt, C. Plumley, K. Hansen. THIRD ROW: N. Draper, J. Hassler, C. Konneck, K. VanDeusen, S. Hansen, M. Lubbs, C. Wanglin, F. Vande-more, J. Verdick, L. Musselman, S. Hassler, D. Jensen. FOURTH ROW: S. Lubbs, L. Peterson, N. Draper, D. Carrington, D. Krug, J. Dabler, L. Berry, P. Miller, B. Nanning a, P. Peterson, D. Roush, J. Thompson. The G.A.A. meets each week on Thursdays. The group has been very active this year, participating in several tournaments, and sponsoring bowling and swimming parties for the group. Among some of the sports activities were bowling, swimming, archery, volleyball, baseball, soccer, and volleytennis. Under the able direction of Miss Shull, the group has had a very successful year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nina Draper, points chairman; Dorothy Krug, president; Connie Oberle, reporter; STANDING, Jeanne Dabler, secretary; Linda Berry, treasurer; Betty Nanninga, v. president; Sue Lubbs, parliamentarian. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Burton, advisor; Linda Berry; Nina Draper; Chris Plumley; Jim Thompson, co-editor; Jeanne Dabler, co-editor; Betty Nanninga; Pat Peterson; Dorothy King; Sharon Zimmerman; Glenda Fordham, assistant editor; Sharon Hansen; business manager. ANNUAL AND NEWSPAPER STAFFS The unheralded, behind-the-scenes workers who have the unenviable task of ferreting out and recording the significant from the trivia. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Lower; Jeanne Dabler; Judy Verdick; Sharon Zimmernan, co-editor; Betty Nanninga; Dorothy Krug; Linda Harp, co-editor; Steve Doty; John Fordham; Mr. Burton, advisor. ABSENT: Ruth Ann Mohr. The DEVIL'S DIARY is published once each month by the ten members of the staff. Copies are exchanged with area schools and suggestions for improvement are invited. Thanks to the assistance of the advisor, Mr. Burton, the staff has been able to publish a better paper than before. FIRST ROW: N. Oberle, J. Jones, N. Dabler, C. Oberle, C. Plumley, J. Hochstatter, C. Ratliff, R. Mohr, C. Hochstatter, V. Harp. SECOND ROW: K. Hochstatter, L. Mullin, A. DeDecker, C. Konneck, J. Rogers, J. Verdick, J. Draper, G. Fordham, K. Hansen, D. Stier, Mrs. Small. THIRD ROW: S. Hansen, R. Mullin, F. Vandemore, P. Peterson, N. Draper, D. Roush, L. Peterson, J. Thompson, M. Moore, L. Musselman. FOURTH ROW: A. Carlson, J. Kerchner, B. Larsen, G. Jacques, G. Berry, L. Edlefson, D. Schuneman, D. Lubbs, A. Edlefson, P. Miller. LIBRARIANS D. Lubbs, J. Thompson, G. Zimmeman, F. Vandemore, J. Thompson, J. Verdick, D. Anderson, D. Stier, C. Plumley, C. Ratliff, R. Mohr, C. Oberle, N. Dabler, Mrs. Small, S. Zimmerman. HORIZON CLUB SENIOR CHAPTER OF THE CAMP FIRE 0IRL8 FIRST ROW: Terry Last, Linda Harp, Verna Harp, Annette DeDecker, Karen Hansen, Chris Plumley. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Vols, Judy Verdick, Sharon Hansen, Frances Vandemore, Darlene Anderson, Joy Rogers, Mrs. Small. THIRD ROW: Joani Thompson, Pat Peterson, Betty Nanninga, Linda Berry, Jeanne Dabler, Dorothy Krug. THE HALL8 OF M.H.8.-AT NOON 3B MIXED CHORUS In March the vocal soloists and ensembles traveled to Augustana College for the state contest. In ensembles, the senior girls' mixed ensemble, and the boys' ensemble returned with excellent (second) ratings. The sophomore girls' ensemble returned with a good (third) rating. The soloists, Linda Harp, Marv Hartz, and Joani Thompson, received excellent (second) ratings, while Jeanine Hochstatter and Merle Moore received good (third ratings. The full mixed chorus entered the district contest at Leaf River on April 18, 1964, and returned with a superior (first place) rating. The chorus also presented two concerts throughout the year, sang at the Christmas Program, and at baccalaureate. Individual ensembles and soloists also performed at various functions throughout the year. Mrs. Nothnagel should be commended for her excellent work and leadership throughout the year. SOLOISTS: Joani Thompson, Chris Hochstatter, Jeanine Hoch- BOYS' QUARTET: Mrs. Nothnagel, Marv statter, Marv Hartz, Chris Plumley, Doug Borop, Linda Harp, Hartz, Merle Moore, Larry Edlefson, Randy Merle Moore. Mullin. 40 MIXED ENSEMBLE Mrs. Nothnagel, Merle Moore, Dave Behrens, Randy Mullin, Marv Hartz, Nancy Nelson, Pat Peterson, Chris Hochstatter, Sharon Zimmerman. SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Nancy Nelson, Pat Peterson, Sharon Hansen, Karen Van Deusen, Mrs. Nothnagel, Betty Nan-ninga, Karen Hansen, Chris Hochstatter, Sharon Zimmerman. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Kay Kochstatter, Linda Mullin, Frances Vandemore, Diane Jensen, Mrs. Nothnagel, Paula Treedson, Linda Peterson, Sue Lubbs, Joani Thompson. BOYS’ ENSEMBLE Doug Borop, Jim Kerchner, Larry Edlef-son, Marv Hartz, Dave Behrens, Merle Moore, Mike Lubbs, Randy Mullin, Mrs. Nothnagel. 41 MARCHING BAND On April 18, 1964, the full concert band traveled to Leaf River for the district contest. They returned with an excellent (second place) rating. The marching band participated in many parades and festivities this year. The band marched in the Homecoming parade, the Western Band Day at Macomb, the Bradley Day Parade in Peoria, the Memorial Day parade, and performed at many of the half-time ceremonies of our home football games. A tremendous amount of credit is due to the leadership and guidance of our director, Mr. Milburn, who has helped to produce such a successful year for your band. CONCERT BAND 42 DANCE BAND CLARINETS Diana Roush Sharon Hansen Anita Kerchner Cathy Behrens Karen Hansen Cynthia Ratliff Anita Schmidt Jim Hochstatter Larry Olson Robin Jensen Kay Hochstatter DRUMS Doug Schuneman Glenda Fordham Jim Jones Bradley Larsen FLUTES Ruth Ann Mohr Ruby Mohr Debbie Miller OBOE Chris Plum ley BARITONE Jim Behrens Jeannine Hochstatter FRENCH HORNS Joani Thompson Hilary Carlson CORNETS Randy Mullin Jim Kerchner A1 Carlson Alien DeDecker Lana Musselman Marv Hartz Allen Edlefson Bruce Jacobson TROMBONES Merle Moore Larry Edlefson Dave Berry SAXOPHONES Carla Carpenter Greg Berry Alan Dale Dave Behrens Jennifer Jones Jerry Kirkpatrick BASSES Chris Hochstatter Bob Clementz 43 BRASS SEXTET SOLOISTS Merle Moore, Joani Thompson, Jim Behrens, Chris Hochstatter, A1 Carlson, and Randy Mullin. Merle Moore and Jeannine Hochstatter. SOLOS AND ENSEMBLES RATE HIGH IN CONTEST In March the band solos and ensembles traveled to Augustana College for the state contest and returned with high ratings. The brass sextet received a first place (superior) ratings. Soloist Merle Moore received a second (excellent) rating on his trombone solo and Jeannine Hochstatter received a third (good) rating with a bass clarinet solo. Christine Hochstatter received a second (excellent) rating also on her piano solo. MAJORETTES LEAD OUR MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: Penny Sullivan, Judy Verdick, and Marry Lower. SECOND ROW: Sue Lubbs, Frances Vandemore, and Linda Mullin. 44 SENIOR PLAY CAST: Gary Zimmerman, Dan Musselman, Dean Lubbs, Jim Jones, Linda Harp, Pat Peterson, Jeanne Dabler, Nancy Nelson, Sharon Zimmerman, Marsha Hampton, Randy Mullin, Larry Edlefson, Merle Moore. THE DESK SET The senior class presented this three-act comedy on December 7 and 9. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Nelson, Pat Peterson, Linda Harp. Reference Department, may 1 help you? M Merle Moore and Jeanne Dabler, How about some champagne, Bunny? The story of the play is of a group of girls in the reference department of a television network. All was serene and prosperous among the desk set until a methods engineer (played by Randy Mullin) began installing Emmeracs around the office. But no mechanical brain could ever match Bunny Watson (played by Jeanne Dabler). In the midst of all the mayhem there is a typical office party at Christmastime, when the girls get to kiss the boss, and the men think its time to tell him what they think of him. Pat Peterson and Dan Musselman. If you don't mind my saying so, you're a very attractive woman! Let's all dance! Merry Christmas, everybody! ! 45 A BIO DAY FOR BOTH STUDENTS Homecoming festivities for the year were started the week preceding the ball game, when individual classes and organizations started building various floats. The festive spirit prevailed until the night before the game, when the entire school turned out for the pep rally and snake dance. Inspiring talks were given by the coaches and team members and skits were presented by the cheerleaders. Friday, the big day, finally arrived. Many entries were judged, with winning floats being announced at game half-time. Although a huge alumni and student crowd was present to cheer the Red Devils on to victory, the game was won by the Wethersfield Geese, HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Sam Johnson, Linda Harp, Darlene Anderson, Dean Vols, Queen Betty Nanninga, King Jim Thompson, Nina Draper, Gene Jaques, Chris Plumley and Dale Sierens. Osage Special Dis Car Am Ole We Iz Too But Dem Red Debbils Iz Jes Lak New Freshman Class Float Speedy Garbage Disposal AND ALUMNI 13-7. The spirit was not entirely dampened by the defeat, as was evidenced by the large crowd at the dance following the game. The climax of all homecoming week was the crowning of the homecoming queen and king, Betty Nanninga and Jim Thompson. Marching Band Junior Class Float Senior Class Float DIAL vForacisii AWARDS AND HONORS PRESENTED TO Many assemblies and program were held throughout the year. An all-school awards program was held Thursday, May 21, in the gym. Awards were presented by the teachers to various students for excellence in classroom work. The band and chorus directors also presented letter awards to the members. Sports awards were presented by track coach, Mr. Bourquin, to letter winners, and by baseball coach, Mr. Jenkins, to the baseball team. Steve Doty was presented with the Outstanding Baseball Player award. Coach Jenkins, and co-captains Dean Lubbs and Greg Berry are shown with the basketball trophy won during the year. THE ALL-STAR ATHLETIC BANQUET APRIL 22, 1964 Sam Johnson receives varsity letter. Co-captains Dean Lubbs and Greg Berry present the conference championship trophy to the school. Mr. Jenkins presents Greg Berry with his varsity letter. Varsity cheerleaders receive applause for their hard work. Major track awards were presented at the all-school assembly. Minor awards were also awarded by Coach Bourquin. MANLIUQ HIGH STUDENT8. F.H.A. MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET BRACKEN'S MAY 6 1964 1964 OFFICERS 1965 OFFICERS Sharon Hanson is presented the BETTY CROCKER AWARD by Miss Shull, advisor. Christine Hochstatter receives the Crisco Award at Awards Day. Betty Nanninga, past president, presents her gavel to incoming president, Ruth Ann Mohr. Karen VanDeusen receives Shorthand Award. Co-editors Jim Thompson and Jean Dabler are given pins from Mr. Burton. Athletic awards were presented at the Awards Day also. Dean Lubbs was presented the Best Senior Athlete Award, based upon the vote of all letter winners. Dorothy Krug was presented with a medal and trophy as being chosen the most outstanding GAA senior member for 1964. Commercial subjects were also recognized at the Awards Day. Recognition was given to the top typists in each class, to the top two shorthand students, Karen VanDeusen, and Jeanne Dabler, to the newspaper editors, Sharon Zimmerman and Linda Harp, and annual co-editors, Jim Thompson and Jeanne Dabler. 49 50 MH8 FOOTBALL 8QUAD % Line Coach Mr. Dergo Back Coach Mr. Bourquin BLACKHAWK ALL-CONFERENCE A1 Carlson, 2nd team; Dean Lubbs, 1st team; Sam Johnson, 1st team; Denny Hansen, 2nd team. 52 VARQITY FOOTBALL Manlius 33 Toulon 0 Slow start in the first half of Toulon game. At halftime, game was dedicated to the late Lester Johnson. 27 points were scored in the 2nd half. A1 Carlson Princeville 27-7 Thompson just about carried back the opening kick-off. Hansen scored his 37th point in 2 games. Wallace had 2 50-yard plus runs called back. Galva 13-13 Down morale--wise; great comeback engineered by defensive captain Dean Lubbs and reserve quarterback Steve Doty. Bradford 27-13 Doty engineered a great opening drive capped by a 13 yard TD pass. Bradford scored quickly on a straight drive for 65 yards. Bradford ran the halftime score to 12-7. Manlius took to the air and dominated the remainder of the game. Bob Martin Dean Lubbs Co-Captain Sam Johnson Wethersfield 6-14 Homecoming--Wethersfield seeking revenge for 38-6 game last year. A close game. Last TD Urquiza ran 5 yards and was being tackled when he lateraled to Evans for TD. Jim Thompson Co-Captain Gary Zimmerman Greg Berry Elmwood 28-0 Manlius clicked from the start Reserves played remainder of both halves. Berry was hurt in a display of great unsportsmanlike conduct by an Elmwood player. Hansen twisted and spun for a fantastic 15 yard TD. Marv Hartz Larry Edlefson Denny Hansen Wyoming 33-0 Manlius dominated the game. Reserves played much of the latter parts the halves. First 2 plays of the second half produced 2 TD's and 13 points. Dunlap 0-25 Sob story--Hansen out with leg fracture. Berry still injured. Thompson playing but shouldn't have. Lubbs still with broken hand. Offense stalled. Defense terribly porous. Walnut 14-18 Two years in a row Walnut won games although won games they were considered the underdog. The team was still riddled by injuries. Wallace played a great game. Dean Lubbs, John Niedetcher, Denny Hansen, and A1 Carlson received All-State Mention. Sam Johnson received All-Northern and All-State in end position in the Chicago's American poll. Randy Mull in MANAGERS Joe Lower Kendall Jensen 54 VAR9ITY: Betty Nanninga, Annette DeDecker, Linda Harp, Glenda Fordham, Darlene Anderson. The cheerleaders worked hard at each game and sport activity to boost the morale and spirit of the team and fans. A portion of victory is due to the vigorous efforts of the cheerleaders! JR. VAR8ITY 55 Judy Verdick, Joani Thompson, Cynthia Ratliff, Diana Roush, Joy Rogers. VARSITY SQUAD: Randy Mullln, Jerry Verdick, Dean Lubbs, Denny Hansen, Sam Johnson, Greg Berry, Steve Doty, Ken Neahring, Dean Rasmussen, Jim Jones, Mike Choinere, Coach Bill Jenkins. CAGERS SHARE CONFERENCE The Trials and Tribulations our coach-- It didn't hit MY foot! SCHEDULE 46 Wyanet 45 70 T oulon 47 59 Princeville 36 66 Bradford 43 56 Galva 54 75 Depue 55 64 LaMoille 41 83 Atkinson 38 84 Wethersfield 38 87 Tampico 54 83 Wyanet 45 61 Wethersfield 38 82 Elmwood 47 87 Wyoming 58 70 Dunlap 65 71 Atkinson 40 94 T ampico 51 83 Walnut 30 75 Wethersfield 53 60 Galva 65 84 Walnut 61 88 Bradford District Tournament 61 82 Ohio 39 53 DePue 63 Wethersfield Tournament Manlius Tournament CHAMPIONSHIP reflected in facial expressions. Sam Dean Greg Jerry Johnson Lubbs Berry Verdick This year's roundball team achieved statewide recognition—the team and individuals. The team at one time received honorable mention in the state rankings. 6'6 Greg Berry received All-Blackhawk first team, All-Northern and All-State honors from CHICAGO-AMERICAN. Sam Johnson received All-Blackhawk first team. Many articles appeared in the larger newspapers, while the team established a 19 win and 0 loss before a setback to Galva. This is a spectacular record from a school of only 120 students. Coaches Bourquin and Jenkins Managers T. Jenkins, J. Lower and D. Berry, 58 Steve Randy Jim Denny Doty Mull in Jones Hansen FRE8H-80PH RECORDS AN 8-10 SEASON Although the junior varsity team recorded only an 8-10 record for the year, Coach Ken Bourquin was very well pleased with the improvement of the team. This was shown by the team winning the last eight games of their season, including wins from the top six teams in the Blackhawk Conference. JR. VARSITY SQUAD: Butch Sierens, Dave Behrens, Jerry Wolfrod, A1 Edlefson, Doug Schuneman, Mike Lubbs, Jim Kerchner, Larry Olson, John Fordham, Coach Ken Bourquin. 59 V A R 9 I T Y J R V A R 9 I T Y Annette DeDecker, Glenda Fordham, Linda Harp, Darlene Anderson, Betty Nanninga. C H E E R L E A D E R 9 Cynthia Ratliff, Diana Roush, Joani Thompson, Judy Verdick. CHEERLEADERS AT WORK 60 MANLIUS TRACK TEAM KNEELING: Randy Mullin, Mike Choiniere, Jerry Wolford, Mike Lubbs, Steve VanOrmer, Larry Olson, Larry Nodine. STANDING: Jim Jones, Doug Schuneman, Gene Jaques, Greg Berry, Sam Johnson, Denny Hanson, Brad Larsen, Coach Bourquin. The track team had many outstanding individuals this year. Greg Berry, senior, won the Fulton Relays, Galva Relays, Bureau County Meet, district meet, and the Blackhawk Conference Meet, in the high jump event. At the Galva Relays, Greg jumped 6'4 , and set the Bureau County Meet record at 6 2M. Denny Hansen, senior, high hurdler, placed second in both the Blackhawk Conference Meet and Bureau County Meet. Mike Lubbs, sophomore, won the Blackhawk Conference Meet and placed third at the District Meet in the low hurdles. Gene Jaques, also a sophomore, placed third in the Blackhawk Conf. Meet and won the F-S. Conference Meet in the pole vault. Denny Hanson, high hurdler, keeps in good shape Randy Mullin, distance runner, gets his practice. with exercise. 61 STANDING--Coach Bill Jenkins, A1 Carlson, Ken Neahring, John Neidetcher, Greg Berry, Steve Doty, Sam Johnson, Jerry Verdick, Bat boy Terry Jenkins. KNEELING--Dick Clementz, Randy Mullin, Bradley Larsen, Jim Jones, Mike Choiniere, Butch Sierens, Ron Wenger. 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