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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

THE DEVIL 1966-67 MANLIUS HIGH SCHOOL MANLIUS, ILLINOIS OFFICERS: Editor- -Hilary’ Carlson Finance Manager—Verna Harp Advertising Manager--Jeannine Hockstatter Sports Editor—Jim Behrens Advisor--Mr. Eugene Burton FOREWORD School is teachers and students. It is music and sports. It is plays and parties and trips. To many people it is more than that. It is learning and teaching; culture, teammanship and sportsmanship; developing new talents, meeting new people, making new friends, and discovering new worlds. It is a world in itself. Manlius High School is all this and much more. Its influence does not begin with the first day as a freshman, nor does it end with graduation. Its effects are not restricted to the school grounds. They are seen throughout the community. Just as each influence and effect of MHS cannot begin to be named, neither can all the aspects of high school life be pictured. THE DEVIL is an attempt to do the impossible, just as high school life is. However, a student sometimes succeeds. We hope that this book is close to success. Hilary Carlson, Editor. 2 SPIRIT OF ’66 Thursday night, October 20, the homecoming festivities got underway at the school with a skit featuring the characters of the comic strip Peanuts . The snake dance was followed by a bonfire at the Manlius park. The Bradford dummy was thrown into the fire and the cheerleaders led the crowd in several cheers ending with the Manlius loyalty. It was a sunny afternoon for the parade. All morning class members were rushing around attending to last minute details on their floats. The parade finally got underway at 1:30. The floats passed by the judges downtown with the Sophomores getting first place on their We'll Make Monkeys Out of Bradford. Second place was taken by the Juniors with Type up a Victory, and the third place was Trap 'Em by the Seniors. 6 The homecoming game ended in defeat for the Manlius Red Devils. The score was Bradford--6, Manlius--0. At the dance the following night, October 22, the homecoming king and queen were crowned. The king was Dale (Butch) Sierens and the queen was Cynthia Ratliff. The attendants were Senior--Diana Roush and Doug Schu-ncman, and Nancy Oberle and Jim Behrens; Junior--Ruth Buckley and Mike Michlig; Sophomore — Karen Miller and Rick Raabe; and Freshman — Patti Doty and Jeff Mull in. The students and alumni were entertained by the Frank Black Combo. 7 FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: Mr. Bourquin, M. Kelm, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Mul-lin, E. Potter, D. Wolford, C. Sandcn, Mr. Andresen. SECOND ROW: Manager N. Knudson, M. Potter, B. Wangclin, D. Lubbs, M. Michlig, B. Jacobson, E. Donahue, D. Neabring. THIRD ROW: J. Lower, M. Nelson, D. Vols, R. Raabc, D. Thompson, D. Sierens, J. Ratliff, D. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: D. Donahue, S. Wise, A. DeDeckcr, R. Frank, L. Olson, D. Schuneman, A. Dale, J. Hochstatter, J. Fordham, M. Thompson, M. Hard. SEASON RECORDS VARSITY 5-4 JR. VARSITY 2-3 This year Manlius had three boys win All-Conference honors. This is the first year the conference has had a defensive team chosen, as well as offensive. Senior Larry Olson was named first-team defensive halfback. Juniors Ron Frank and Mike Michlig were named first-team defensive end and offensive guard, respectively. VARSITY SEASON RECORD Dunlap Opp. 6 M. 7 Walnut 26 12 Toulon 0 27 Princeville 0 14 Calva 14 0 Bradford 6 0 Wethersfield 26 0 Elmwood 6 40 Wyoming 0 33 Mick Nelson CAPTAINS Doug Schuneman 10 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Diana Roush Nancy Oberle Christine Plumley Hilary Carlson Pat Doty Margie Miller 11 SENIORS V ' V Myron Hard Dave Donahue Larry Olson John Fordham Dale Sierens NEW ADDITION This year our school took on a new look and feel. A new addition was built onto the grade school. It includes a cafeteria, new classrooms, an enlargement of the band room and to the teachers' lounge. It should be ready for use by the beginning of next year. 14 WINTERP TOP ROW: Coach Bourquin, A. DeDecker, J. Hockstatter, L. Olson, D. Schuneman, A. Dale, R. Frank, M. Thompson, BOTTOM ROW: B. Jacobson, M. Michlig, D. Sierens, D. Anderson, J. Ratliff, D. Kleinau, Manager --K. Carpenter. CAPTAINS Dale Doug Sierens Schuneman 16 KNEELING--Manager K. Carpenter, R. Johnson, J. Kirkpatrick, R. Olson, J. Mullin, E. Potter, L. Jensen D Hadley, Mr. Andresen. STANDING— D. Kleinau, J. Lower, J, Jacobson, D. Thompson D Berrv A nale’ o' Raabe, D. Lubbs, B. Jacobson, J. Ratliff. 9 9 JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORDS Varsity-- 10-15 Jr. V.--2-16 VARSITY SCORES Walnut Opp. 59 M. 51 Bradford 51 50 Toulon 63 53 Atkinson 33 55 Wethersfield Tourney Wethersfield 45 40 Atkinson 50 66 Manlius Tourney LaMoille 45 40 Ohio 52 38 Amboy 61 63 Princeville 49 59 Ohio 40 50 Calva 52 47 Tiskilwa 55 47 Bradford (Ot) 50 52 LaMoille 53 52 Elmwood 41 46 Walnut 62 54 Wethersfield 56 52 Wyoming 49 55 Calva 61 53 Western 46 56 Dunlap (Ot) 64 62 Wethersfield 71 59 District Tourney Wyanet (Ot) 53 55 LaMoille 60 56 17 The fearless five Coach Bourquin's left hand man Here, let me get that for you 18 Hilary Carlson CHEERLEADERS Karen Miller Lesley Plumley Margie Miller Nancy Oberle Di ana Roush 19 WINTER SNAPS On April 7, the Falstaff Players, under the direction of Miss Raabe and Mr. Andresen, presented three one-act plays. The Informer a tragedy, consisted of the following cast: Gypo Nolan--Dennis Lubbs; Dan Gallagher--Dave Berry; Mary McPhillips--Leslie Plumley; Mrs. McPhil-lips--Diana Roush; Bartly Mul Hoi land- -Bruce Jacobson; Tommy Connor--Jerry Jacobson; Peter the Rat Mulligan--Ron Hudson; Katie Fox--Rose Mohr. Student Director--Dave Berry. Mushrooms Coming Up , a comedy. The cast: Mrs. Canfield--Jeannine Hoch-statter; Susan Todd--Hilary Carlson; Mrs. Rudd--Anita Kerchner; Mrs. Carter--Karen Miller; the Maid--Kathy Boyce; the nurse — Anita Schmidt; the doctor--Jeff Mull in. Student Director--Hilary Calson. Beyond the Door , a tragedy. The cast: Paul Vanneck--Doug Schuneman; Ruth Dodge — Chris Plumley; Alice Dodge--Kathy Behrens; Doctor Troy--Larry Olson; Officer--A1 DeDecker; Lucy—Ruby Mohr. Student Director--Jim Behrens. There were also many behind the scenes responsible for making the production a big success. DRAMATICS CLUB ONE-ACT PLAY THE INFORMER Thursday, May 11, was Awards Night for students at M.H.S. After a short meeting of the P.T.O. the National Honor Society held its initiation ceremonies. N.H.S. President, Jim Behrens conducted the initiation with the help of Dale Sierens, Chris Plumley, Verna Harp, and Jeannine Hochstatter, who explained the criteria for members. The initiates were Kathy Boyce, Hilary Carlson, Karla Carpenter, Allen DeDecker, Ruby Mohr, and Ruth King. The second part of the evening was the presentation of various awards to students. The awards given are as follows: Band and Chorus Awards--to those who received a first or second rating at state solo and ensemble contest. G.A.A. to those receiving first or second local or first or second state awards. G.A.A. Bowling Awards--lst--Sally Stier 2nd--Rita Oberle 3rd--Nancy Oberle G.A.A. Outstanding Senior Member--Nancy Oberle Honorable Mention--Chris Plumley Betty Crocker Award--Jeannine Hochstatter Crisco Award--Carol Wangelin F.H.A. Awards--Deanna Rombout and Connie Hansen (Juniors) Marcia Hoover (Sophomore) Betty Wangelin (Freshman) Home Economics Award--Marjorie Hansen Typing Awards for Speed and Accuracy N.H.S. President, Jim Behrens. Quill Scroll initiates with Mr. Burton. Ruth King receives the French award. The National AWARDS (At left) Dale Sierens lights the candle of character during N.H.S. initiation. Mr. Burton hands out typing awards. Carol Wangclin gets the Crisco Award. The Madrigals receive their first place medals. Outstanding Chorus Member--Chris Plumley Outstanding Band Member — Jim Behrens Outstanding Musician--Jim Behrens History Award--Chris Plumley English Award--Chris Plumley French Award—Ruth King Latin Award--Lola Mo ns on Math Award--Hilary Carlson Bauch-Lomb Science Award--Chris Plumley Outstanding F.F.A. Award—Jerry Kirkpatrick DeKalb Award--Myron Hard All School Citizenship Award--Jim Behrens Class Citizenship Awards-- Senior--Jeannine Hochstatter Junior--Denny Draper Sophomore--Kathy Behrens Freshman—Terri Hartz Initiated into Quill Scroll-Jim Behrens, Cynthia Ratliff, Cindy Bunnell, Kathy Boyce, Hilary Carlson, and Verna Harp. (At left) Chris Plumley receives one of her many awards; this one for English. SPRING CARNIVAL APRIL 21-22 The 1967 Manlius High School Spring Carnival began at 5:30 p.m. April 21. A talent show was held that night with Cheryl Sandrock winning first place with a vocal solo. Other places were: Jr. High, a skit, 2nd place; Jeanne Hartz, vocal solo, 3rd place; and Roger Larson, vocal solo, 4th place. The next night, after the carnival booths closed, a battle of the bands was held with The Roadrunners from Walnut in first place and our own Rebels coming in a close second. The Seniors, who sponsored both the carnival and the dance, cleared over $300.00. LATIN WEEK APRIL 17-23 Latin week was celebrated by the Junior Classical League of Manlius High with a series of short skits given by the students of Latin II and a select group from the Latin Club. ONE PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS 27 fun in Driver's Ed. Woo. April 23, 1967 (from left) Dave Berry, Larry Olson, Coach Andresen, Dave Wolford, A1 DeDecker, Jeff Mullin, Dick Kleinau, Jim Lower, Bruce Jacobson, Steve Wise, A1 Dale, and Jerry Kirkpatrick. Absent--Jerry Jacobson. BASEBALL Larry, our only Senior on the team, stretches for one. A1 shows the stance that earned him the highest batting average. He was voted Most Valuable Player. 28 SPRING SPORTS Although our spring sports do not get much attention, they are still important. Our baseball team, coached by Mr. Andrcscn, played good ball this year, but they had a young team and had a few bad breaks. They had improved quite a bit by the end of the year and they should be good next year. Because of bad weather the track team was in few meets this year. They did participate in the County and Conference meets, where both the relay team and Darrell Anderson placed. Mr. Bourquin is the track coach, assisted by Mr. Ricci. The boys voted Nancy Oberle track queen this year. 342 s Track team in training! (below) Gee, that ground looks hard! 4 Dick, that's no way to wear a glove, and you're on the wrong page ! (at right) All he's really going to do is pole vault. 29 (FRONT), Mr. Bourquin, Mr. Ricci. (STANDING from left), David Wolford, Mick Nelson, Jim Hochstatter, Dennis Lubbs, Rick Raabe, Ron Frank, Darrell Anderson, Jim Ratliff, Ed Potter. Absent--Mike Potter. TRACK Darrel makes his Run for the Roses. (Roses?) Mick Nelson, the only Senior out for track, runs the hurdles. 30 Our Unbeatable Combination ATHLETIC BANQUET There were two athletic banquets held this year. One in early winter honored the football players, cheerleaders, managers, and coaches. Larry Olson, Ron Frank, and Mick Nelson all received special awards. The speaker was Mr. Ralph Starenko from Augustana College. The basketball, baseball, and track teams were honored jointly in mid-May with a banquet. The speaker was the head basketball coach from Bradley, Mr. Joe Stowell. Mr. Starenko speaks. 31 ISLE OF GOLDEN DREAMS JR. SR. PROM 'Are we through already? APRIL 29, 1967 What are we doing on this page? We really have some crepe paper to cut? Don't just stand there ! 32 We built it with our own little hands! Some people danced no matter what everyone else said! 33 PROM COURT Sally Sticr and Darrell Anderson, Jr. Attendants; Nancy Oberle and Dale Sierens, King and Queen; Cynthia Ratliff and Doug Schuneman, Sr. Attendants. THE END OF THE BEGINNING CLASS OF ’67 Senior Autographs Valedictorian What's a trip without cards? DIARY OF A DEVIL SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1967 Boarded Denver Zephyr for Colorado. Looked over kids from Crescent City Sheldon. Trip made more enjoyable by Doug's dancing fingers. Couldn't see from dome car for smoke. Take the hint? MONDAY, MAY 29 Tired from restless night. Arrived in Denver. Went to Colorado Springs by bus. Breathtaking mountains--or was it smoke? Checked into Motel de Ville. Lunch? Saw Pike's Peak, Cripple Creek, gold mine, and Continental Divide. Fun begins at six. Party at poolside. Cot to know kids from other schools. TUESDAY, MAY 30 Spent four hours at Royal Gorge. WOW! Drove on Skyline Drive around hairpin turns. Luckily no one wore hairpins. In evening some went on horseback ride and cookout in rain while others guarded motel (party time). Got to know kids from other schools better! 38 Doug and his dancing fingers entertain. DIARY OF A DEVIL I don't want to go out into that big, wide world all by my little lonely self! Maybe you can't take it, but I sure can! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 Toured Air Force Academy. Back to Denver. Checked into Shirley-Savoy Hotel. Hurray, free at last! Some went to movie at night while others guarded hotel (party time). Other schools lots better! THURSDAY, JUNE 2 Late to bed, early to rise, gives the kids sleepy eyes. Toured Denver mint. No free samples. Went to Lookout Mountain and Buffalo Bill's grave. All aboard! Back to Princeton. Doug's dancing fingers entertain again. Dome car sees much use. No sleep tonight. We'll be tired tomorrow. Who cares? FRIDAY, JUNE 3 Arrived home. Mixed emotions--tired (from no sleep), sad (to leave friends), dizzy (from smoke inhalation), cold (from no heat), sore (from rough trip), and happy (to be home)! ! ! ! Verna makes friends wherever she goes. CHORUS This year the chorus at M.H.S. has been very active. We put on two concerts, one at Christmas and one in spring, participated in the annual Blackhawk chorus festival, sang at high school baccalaureate, and received a rating of excellent at contest, held in Ashton. The high point of our year was receiving our new chorus robes, which we have been saving for for two years. They add so much to our overall appearance, and we would like to thank all who helped us to buy them. MADRIGAL CHORUS OFFICERS: L to R, Pres., Jim Beh-rens; Sec., Hilary Carlson; V.-Pres., Doug Schuneman; Treas., Chris Plumley; Rep., A1 De Decker. BAND OFFICERS: L to R, Rep., Bruce Jacobson; Pres., Diana Roush; V.-Pres., Cynthia Ratliff; Sec-Treas., A1 Dale. BAND SOLOISTS: Dave Berry, Jim Behrens, Anita Kerchner, Bruce Jacobson, Jerry Kirkpatrick. FLUTE TRIO: Ruby Mohr, Rose Mohr, Kathy King. CHORUS SOLOISTS: FRONT, Lesley Plumley, Chris Plumley, Diana Roush, Kathy Behrens, Anita Schmidt; BACK, Allen DeDecker, Jim Behrens, Dennis Lubbs. 41 CONCERT BAND This year we are proud to say we had an exceptionally good band. We went to contest at Ashton in March and earned a Superior rating, the first our band has received for many years. Among our other projects we put on a Christmas concert and a spring concert, with the chorus, and had a dinner. We are happy to say that again this year we had to buy more band uniforms for our ever growing membership. All in all, we had a very good and profitable year. CLARINET QUARTET A. Kerchner, K. Behrens, R. Jensen, K. Miller. BRASS SEXTET J. Behrens, D. Berry, T. Mullin, H. Carlson, N. Nelson, B. Jacobson. 42 LIBRARIANS The librarians at M.H.S. are in charge of keeping all the books in their proper place, putting magazines back, knowing where all reference material is, and keeping our library from falling apart. Everyone would be lost after two days without any librarians and we appreciate them. Mr. Lane appreciates the work of our librarians. The Horizon Club is the senior chapter of the Blue Birds. We are organized to do things for people. The activities for this year have included the annual trip to Chicago, our Christmas party, and the making of tray favors, for those people at the nursing home. HORIZON CLUB 43 FHA SITTING: D. Lickart, J. Hampton, C. Chesser, V. Stoller, R. Mohr, M. Konneck, L. Kerber, P. Clementz, J. Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: N. Nicholas, R. Buckley, M. Hoover, J. Wallace, B. Woodley, J. Loucks, M. Loucks, P. Doty, B. Wangelin. TOP ROW: Miss Shull, S. Van Ormer, C. Hansen, M. Hansen, M. Isaacson, C. Wangelin, S. Johnson, C. Peterson, M. Schmidt, D. Rombout. SITTING: B. Sierens, D. Wolford, C. Nichoals, J. Fordham, M. Hard, B. Clementz, M. Nelson. SECOND ROW: D. Hadley, R. Michell, D. Rogers, M. Kelm, D. Kleinau, J. Ratliff, D. Presnell, L. Anderson. TOP ROW: J. Kirkpatrack, R. Nodine, P. Kleinau, W. Wangelin, M. Thompson, D. Vols, D. Draper, Mr. Lane, J. Jaques, R. Frank. 44 GAA SITTING: M. Hoover, K. Harp, R. Jensen, V. Harp, L. Plumley, R- Oberle, N. Oberle, B. Woodley, J. Kirkpatrick, C. Chesser, J. Hochstatter, M. Alpaugh, KNEELING: C. Roush, L. Kerber, C. Sleaford, K. Behrens, S. Van Ormer, N. Nelson, C. Peterson, S. Johnson, H. Carlson, C. Ratliff, S. Stier, D. Roush, L. Blackert, L. Mon-son, A. Schmidt, S. Thompson, P. Doty, M. Miller, K. Chesser, STANDING: K. Miller, A. Kerchner, C. Plum-ley. PEP CLUB 1st ROW: T. Hartz, R. King. 2nd ROW: C. Sleaford, L. Plumley, K. Miller, M. Miller, P. Doty, M. Alpaugh, J. Loucks. 3rd ROW: J. Loucks, S. Conley, C. Wangelin, K. Behrens, R. Mohr, R. Mohr, K. King, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Hoover, 4th ROW: J. Hochsatter, S. Stier, R. Oberle, B. Larson, M. Schmidt, V. Harp, V. Stoller, C. Peterson, N. Nelson, 5th ROW: D. Rombout, A. Schmidt, S. Thompson, K. Boise, C. Roush, S. VanOrmer, B. Wangelin. 45 ANNUAL STAFF OFFICERS: FRONT--Business Manager--Vema Harp, Editor—Hilary Carlson, BACK—Sports Editor--Jim Behrens, Photographer--Diana Roush, Advertising Manager—Jeannine Hoch-statter, Photographer--Chris Plumley. p w FRONT ROW: H. Carlson, V. Harp, R. Mohr, B. Larson, C. Chesser, S. Stier, M. Miller, Mr. Burton. SECOND ROW: S. Conley, R. Jensen, K. Harp, J. Hochstatter, M. Konneck, C. Bunnell, J. Hampton, C. Roush. THIRD ROW: L. Kerber, J. Loucks, K. Boise, D. Rombout, A. Schmidt, M. Schmidt, S. VanOrmer. FOURTH ROW: C. Plumley, L. Olson, J. Behrens, R. Frank, J. Jacobson, J. Mullin, D. Roush. OFFICERS VISIT ANNUAL CLINIC NEWSPAPER STAFF FALSTAFF PLAYERS LATIN CLUB 1st ROW from left: R. Jensen, C. Sleaford, K. Miller, K. Behrens, R. Mohr, C. Plumley, D. Roush, N. Oberle, V. Harp, S. Stier. 2nd ROW: L. Monson, C. Chesser, K. Boyce, A. Schmidt, S. Thompson, K. Carpenter, M. Isaacson, Mrs. Behrens, H. Carlson. 3rd: M. Miller, C. Roush, C. Peterson, N. Nelson, R. Mohr, V. Stoller, K. Chesser, J. Hochstatter. 4th: J. Hadley, L. Jensen, R. Olson, D. Lubbs, E. Donahue, J. Behrens, J. Draper. 5th: D. Draper, R. Hudson, A. Dale, D. Schuneman, S. Wise, J. Lower, A. DeDecker. STUDENT COUNCIL H. Carlson, R. King, R. Hudson, J. Hadley, J. Kirkpatrick, D. Sierens, J. Draper, A. DeDecker, D. Anderson, J. Lower. 48 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM: R. King, R. Jensen, C. Bunnel, V. Harp, H. Carlson, K. Carpenter, R. Mohr. 2nd ROW: K. Behrens, K. Miller, J. Hochstatter, C. Plumley, A. Kerchner, K. Boyce, L. Monson. 3rd ROW: A. Dale, A. DeDecker, D. Sierens, S. Wise, J. Kirkpatrick, R. Raabc, J. Behrens, R. Hudson. QUILL AND SCROLL Verna Harp, Hilary Carlson. Cindy Bunnel, Jim Behrens, Kathy Boyce. Chris Plumley, Jeannine Hochstatter, Cynthia Ratliff. aj cto —-4L kruuul fcouratp Smt lirfc Srtwl l—ttr 49 F.F.A. Dale Sierens--Treasurer LaVern Anderson--Reporter Dennis Vols—Secretary John Fordham--Vice Pres. Myron Hard--President Mr. Lane--Advisor Jim Ratliff--Parliamentarian F.H.A. SITTING; Pat Clementz—Vice President Carol Wangelin--President Linda Kerber—Secretary Marcia Hoover--Parliamentarian STANDING: Deanna Rombout—Historian Good Will Marjorie Hansen--Public Relations Ruby Mohr—Secretary V.P. Connie Hansen—Project Chairman Ruth Buckley—Recreation Chairman G.A.A. KNEELING: Hilary Carlson--President Cynthia Ratliff--Parliamentarian Nancy Oberle—Reporter STANDING: Karen Miller—Treasurer Anita Kerchner--Points Chairman Chris Plumley--Vice President Sally Stier--Secretary LATIN CLUB BOTTOM: Chris Plumley—Secretary Nancy Oberle—Reporter TOP: Alan Dale—Treasurer Jim Behrens—President Allen DeDecker—Vice President 50 NEWSPAPER Larry Olson--Sports Ed. Kathy Boyce—Feature Ed. Cindy Bunn el--Editor Jim Behrens--Asst. Ed. STUDENT COUNCIL Ruth King--Treasurer Hilary Carlson—Sec. A1 DeDecker—Vice Pres. Dale Sierens--Pres. DRAMATICS CLUB Ron Frank--Reporter Hilary Carlson—Secretary Jim Behrens—President Ruth King—Treasurer Larry Olson--Vice President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Chris Plumley--Reporter Dale Sierens—Vice President Hilary Carlson—Secretary Jim Behrens--President Kathy Boyce--Treasurer HORIZON CLUB Anita Schmidt--Reporter Hilary Carlson—Treasurer Vema Harp--President Chris Plumley--Vice Pres. Kathy Behrens--Secretary 51 BUS DRIVERS L. to R.--Kenny Rodgers, Vemon Martin, Amiel Roseling, Ron Hochstatter, Lucille Martin, Delores Teske, Duane Martin. Head Custodian, Lowell Wheeler. CUSTODIANS Lowell Wheeler, Pete Glafka, Mick Nelson, Myron Hard. 52 ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION SITTING, from left: Arthur Carlson, Secretary; Robert Jensen, President; Harvey Sandrock; (TOP), Lester Lath rop; William Kelm, Jr.; Harold Ratliff; Edwin Mullin. Grant Andresen: Social Studies, Sophomore Advisor, JV Coach, Dramatics Director, Librarian, B.A. Augustana College, University of Iowa, M.A. John Begun: Vocal Music, High School Band Director, University of Illinois, B.A. FACULTY Lola Behrens: English, Latin I,II, Latin Club Sponsor, Monmouth College, B.A. Kenneth Bourquin: High School Principal, Senior Advisor, Varsity Coach, Student Council Advisor, Western Illinois University, B.S. 54 Darrell Lane Jr.: Vocational Ag 1,11,111,1V, Biology, FFA, Freshman Advisor, University of Illinois, B.S., Advance Work—University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin. Eugene Burton: Typing I, Office Practice, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Newspaper, Annual, and Junior Advisor, Western Illinois University, B.S. Kay Shull: Home Ec., FHA, GAA Advisor, Illinois State Normal, B.S. Martha Lamb: Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Mary Raabe: English, French I,II, Junior Advisor, Bradley University, B.A. 55 Class Colors: Mint Green and White Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Enrollment: Twenty-one Class Advisors: Chester Massino Kenneth Bourquin Nancy Oberle Nanc Larry Olson Fish Cynthia Ratliff Sin Rat Diana Roush Diane Douglas Schuneman Doug SENIOR ACTIVITIES JAMES MILFORD BEHRENS His size doesn't hide his brains Band 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Brass Sextet 1,4, Brass Choir 2, Band Solo 3,4, Band Member Award 3,4, Chorus 1-4, Contest Festival 1- 4, Accompanist 4, President 4, Boys' Ensemble 1, Madrigals 3,4, National Honor Society 2-4, President 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Copy Editor 4, Quill Scroll 4, Pep Club 4, Class Secretary 2,3, Class School Reporter 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Honor Cuard 3, Salutatorian 4, All School Citizenship Award 4, Latin Club 1-4, President 4. CYNTHIA MAE BUNNELL Life is too serious to be taken seriously Chorus 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, CAA 1-3, Honor Society 2-4, Quill Scroll 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Editor 4, Annual Staff 4. ROBERT EUGENE CLEMENTZ I've taken my fun where I've found it Class Reporter 2, FFA 1,2,4, Football 1-3, Track 1,2, Baseball 1, Band 1,2, Newspaper Staff 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Sweetheart Plrom Attendant 4, Student Council 1, Carnival Attendant 3. DAVID DONAHUE Oh for a study hall to sleep in JAMES RICHARD DRAPER The way to fight a woman is with your hat--grab it and run Latin Club 1-4, Honor Society 2-4, Class Vice-President 4, Student Council 4, Citizenship Award 3, Football 1. JOHN LaVERN FORDHAM Too many people are killed by overwork Football 1-4, Basketball 1,2, FFA 1-4, Secretary 3, Vice-president 4, Class Reporter 1, Dramatics Club 4. JANICE ANN HAMPTON If she works as hard as she chews her gum; what a success she will become GAA 1, FHA 2-4, Chorus 2-4, Contest Festival 2-4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4. MYRON JAY HARD As happy as a clam at high water FFA 1-4, Treasurer 2,3, President 4, Football 1-4, Dekalb Award 4. VERNA LOUISE HARP I can resist anything except temptation Class treasurer 1, Latin Club 1-4, National Honor Society 2-4, CAA 1-4, Reporter 3, Horizon Club 1-4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Librarian 2- 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Newspaper 2-4, Annual Staff 2-4, Co-Editor 3, Business Manager Copy Editor 4, Baby Queen 1, Chorus 1, Contest Festival 1, Pep Club 2,4, Quill Scroll 4. • JEANNINE SUE HOCHSTATTER Generally speaking, she's generally speaking Band 1-4, Contest Festival, State Solo Ensemble Contest 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Brass Ensemble 2,3, Madrigal 3,4, CAA 1-4, Latin Club 1-4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Honor Society 2-4, FHA 4, Annual Staff 2-4, Ad-Manager 4, Newspaper 2,4, Class Treasurer 4, Quill Scroll 3,4, Betty Crocker Award 4, 111. State Scholarship Finalist 4, Sub-cheerleader 3. RUTH ETHEL KING Sweet as sugar, but she doesn't melt Transfer from Windsor Colorado 3, Band 1-4, Contest Festival 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Contest Festival 3,4, Accompanist 3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Reporter 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 4. MICHAEL NELSON Hurry is only good for catching flies CHARLES CRANT NICHOLAUS Success comes to those who wait, and I've got plenty of time Football 1, Football, Basketball, and Track Manager 2, FFA 2-4. NANCY ANN OBERLE Dynamite comes in small packages Newspaper Staff 3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Latin Club 1-4, Reporter 4, CAA 1-4, Reporter 4, Student Council 1, Librarian 3,4, Class Reporter 2, from Attendant 3, Prom Queen 4, Horizon Club 2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Track Queen 4, GAA Outstanding Member. LARRY JOHN OLSON Up, up, my friends and quit your books Basketball 1-4, Track 1-3, Baseball 3,4, Football 2-4, All-Conference 4, Band 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Madrigal 3,4, Boys' Ensemble 2, Dramatics Club 3,4, Vice-president 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 4, Sports Editor 4. CHRISTINE MYRA PLUMLEY There may be better woman than I, but I doubt it Band 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Woodwind Trio 1, Chorus 1-4, Contest Festival, Vocal Solo 2-4, Madrigal 3,4, Pep Club 4, Librarian 1, Student Council 3, Horizon Club 1-4, Vice-president 4, Latin Club 1-4, Secretary 4, GAA 1-4, Points Chairman 2, Vice-president 4, Class Secretary 1, Treasurers, Homecoming Attendant 1, Dramatics Club 3,4, Quill Scroll 3,4, National Honor Society 2-4, Annual Staff 3,4, Co-photographer 4, Cheerleader 2,4. CYNTHIA JOANNE RATLIFF Quiet until you get to know her Band 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Vice-president 4, GAA 1-4, Reporter 2, Parliamentarian 4, Chorus 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Secretary 3, Dramatics Club 3,4, Librarian 2,4, Cheerleader 1,2, Homecoming Attendant 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class Resident 4, Student Council 2, Secretary 2, t iill Scroll 4, Prom Attendant 4, DAR Award Winner 4. DIANA LEE ROUSH It's nice being tall--you arc closer to heaven Class Vice-President 3, Student Council 1,3, CAA 1-4, Points Chairman 3, Latin Club 1-4, Horizon 3, Annual Staff 1-4, Co-photographer 4, Band 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Band ftesident 4, Secretary 2, Clarinet Quartet 2, Woodwind Trio 2, Vocal Solo 4, Cheerleader 1,2,4, Homecoming Attendant 3,4, Track Queen 3. DOUGLAS CARL SCHUNEMAN All over great men are dying, and I don't feel so well myself Class President 1,2, Band 1-4, Contest Festival 1-4, Chorus 1,3,4, Madrigal 4, Football 1-4, Co-captain 4, Basketball 1-4, 2nd String All Conference 4, Track 1-3, Newspaper Staff 2, Homecoming Attendant 2,4, Prom Attendant 4, Boys' State 3, 111. State Scholarship Finalist 4. DALE HENRY SIERENS I never let school interfere with my education National Honor Society 2-4, Vice-president 4, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Baseball 1,2, FFA 2,4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 2,4 President 4, Class Vice-president 1,2 President 3, Homecoming Attendant 1, Homecoming King 4, Ptom Attendant 3, Prom King 4, Chorus 4, Contest Festival 4, Sweetheart Prom King 4. CAROL ANN WANG EL IN A career is O.K., but you can't run your fingers through his hair FHA 3,4, President 4, CAA 1-3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Dramatics 4, Chorus 2,3, Contest and Festival 2,3, Majorette 2,3, Drum Majorette 4, Pep Club 4, Secretary 4, FHA Award 3, Librarian 3,4, Sweetheart Prom Queen 4, Crisco Award 4. 59 SENIOR WILL I, Christine Plumlcy, will to Allen DeDccker a razor blade to keep clean cut and my virtue. I, Doug Schuneman, will to LaVcrn Anderson a set of pontoon tires. I( Cynthia Ratliff, will to Mike Michling a six fingered toy. I, Diana Roush, will to Sue Thompson my steady nerves, clear hcadedness, and complete self control. I, Larry Olson will to Richard Nodinc my motorcycle ability and my ability to talk my way out of jams. I, John Fordham, will to Dennis Vols my ability to be good in Mrs. Behrens' English class and two cans of stale Metracal. I, Verna Harp, will to Sally Stier my ability to say no. I, Bob Clementz, will to David Rresncll my ability to study and all my brains. I, Dave Donahue, will to Jack Jacques seventy five pounds. 1, Charles Nicholas will to Dennis Draper my boundless energy. 1, Butch Siercns, will to Ron Frank two razor blades and a bandaid. I, Jeannine Hochstatter, will to my brother Jim a high turtleneck sweater. I, Cindy Bunnell, will to Chris Chesser a set of keys so she won't have to steal everyone elscs. I, Christine Plumley, will to Mary Isaacson my virtue because I have enough for everyone. 1, Jim Draper, will to David Rogers my ability to get along with the teachers. 1, Butch Siercns, will to Marleta Schmidt a dead pheasant to take the place of the one she missed. 1, Diana Roush, will to Karla Carpenter my ability to pay attention in English class. 1, Nancy Oberlc, will to Darrell Anderson my dimple. I, Carol Wangclin, will to Hilary Carlson my ability to drive in Walnut. 1, Jim Behrens, will to foul Klcinau a pair of wings so he can fly in the air instead of on the ground. I, Myron Hard, will to Dave Wolford my driving ability. I, Mick Nelson, will to Neil Knudson my nickname. I, Bob Clementz, will to my sister Pat a car with no doors. I, Verna Harp, will to Connie Hansen my ability to get to Sterling. I, Carol Wangelin, will to Ruby Mohr a few inches of my height. 1, Cindy Bunnell, will to Marsha Konncck my ability to get along with Mr. Burton. I, Janice Hampton, will to Deanna Rombout my height. I, Cynthia Ratliff, will to Anita Schmidt my ability to take dictation from the teachers. 1, Nancy Oberlc, will Sherri Conley my ability NOT to skip school. I, Ruth King, will to Babcttc Larson my conservative personality. I, Janice Hampton, will to Jan Loucks my ability to be the life of the party. I, Jeannine Hochstatter, will to Kathy Boyce my ability to get along with Wyanct boys. 1, Charles Nicholas, will to Mike Thompson my shoes. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Bourquin a box of short cigars. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Burton a calculator to go along with his new addition. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Lane drivers lessons. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Massino a new book of jokes. We, the Seniors, will to Miss Lamb Jim Draper, and best wishes. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Ricci a new scale. (He broke the other one the last time he stepped on it.) We, the Seniors,will to Mrs. Behrens PEACE AND QUIET. We, the Seniors, will to Miss Shull 21 pies. We, the Seniors, will to Miss Raabe a life time supply of detentions. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Andreson a penmanship book so he can learn to write more legible. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Begun a handerkcrchicf, an economy size bottle of tranquilizers, and a book on poise for use at concerts. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Wheeler a Phyllis Dillcr pin-up for the boiler room. We, the Seniors, will to Marliyn Woodley all old deposit receipts. We, the Seniors, will to Manlius High School in its entirity a fond memory of the wonderful class of '67. SENIOR PROPHECY I walked into the ball room of Pbrky's Palace where they were just finishing the final touches for the 10th reunion of the class of 67 . Lighting the chandlier was Myron Hard, who is now the head janitor there. After I saw that the final touches had been made, 1 went to the Manlius Express which would be arriving shortly. Ah, yes, here it comes now and who do we see running it? Of course, the engineer is Mick Nelson. After he pulls it to a halt the first one to step off is Diana Roush who is now head nurse at the Michael Reese Hospital, located in Chicago. Following her is Doug Schuneman (as usual) who has followed in his father's footsteps and is now major general at Fort Knox. Next, stepping off of her own private car, is Christine Myra Humley who is returning from her one-year engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House. Following her is her world famous conductor, James Behrens. They arc chauffeured by David Donahue who just won the title of chauffeur of the year. Stumbling from the club car is Robert Clementz, president of Schlitz Inc., who lives HICH in the penthouse. Then comes Larry Olson who now owns the Culf of Mexico and swims to his heart's delight. Surrounded by eligible, young bachelors is our own Miss America, Carol Wangelin. As the train pulls out, there is the rest of our class. Arriving in her Cadillac is Verna Pierre Harp who now owns Mr. Quick's and Crystal Lake. Not far from Pork, of course, is Bean, the former Nancy Oberle with her little brood, all strumming on banjo . Coming from the country, we can see Dale Sierens driving in his air-conditioned tractor. He now owns and farms Bureau County. Next comes Janice Hampton operating her catering truck service which is to deliver the marvelous food for this banquet. Coming in from the sticks, better known as Thomas, is the former Cynthia Ratliff, who is now happily married to her brave soldier. Then we see Jim Draper flying in his self-made plane. No, he is not a pilot. That is his pastime, he is originally a farmer. First stepping off, assisted by the stewardess, Jeannine Hochstatter, is Ruth King, who is now president of the Sweet Sweet Baby Ruth Candy Bar Inc., in Colorado. Following her is Charles Nicholas now owner of the Nicholas Fur Agency in Alaska. Swaggering down the steps is none other than John Fordham surrounded by beautiful women, as he is now the All-American Playboy. As we all depart from our invigorating reunion, we say farewell, see you at the next reunion. Your roving reporter, Cindy Bunnell, with the New York Times. 60 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN President................... Norita Nelson Vice President..............Jim Lower Secretary...................Jeff Mullin Treasurer...................Becky Woodley Reporter....................Margie Miller SOPHOMORES President.................. Alan Dale Vice President.............Ron Hudson Secretary..................Steve Wise Treasurer..................Jerry Kirkpatrick Reporter...................Kathy Behrens JUNIORS President.................... Kathy Boyce Vice President...............Darrell Anderson Secretary....................Sue Thompson Treasurer....................Allen DeDecker Reporter.....................Anita Schmidt SENIORS President . . . Cynthia Ratliff Vice President . . . Jim Draper Secretary . . . Dave Donahue Treasurer . . . Jcannine Hochstatter Reporter . . . Jim Behrens 61 d Dane 11 Anderson LaVern Anderson Kathy Boyce Hilary Carlson Karla Carpenter Chris Chesser Pat Clementz Sherri Conley Allen DeDecker Dennis Draper Connie Hanson Marjorie Hanson Jim Hochstatter Mary Isaacson Jack Jaques Paul Kleinau Marsha Konneck Neil Knudson Diane Lickhart Babette Larson Jan Louckes Mike Michlig Ruby Mohr Richard Nod in e David Rodgers J David Presnell Deanna Rombout Anita Schmidt Marleta Schmidt Sally Stier Mary Thompson Mike Thompson Sue Thompson Dennis Vols David Wolford JUNIORS 62 Al Dale Kathy Harp Marcia Hoover Ronnie Hudson Bruce Jacobson Mary Jo Alpaugh David Berry Kathy Behrens Lynette Blackert Kathy Chesser Robin Jensen Linda Kerber Anita Kerchner Jerry Kirkpatrick Dick Kleinau June Louckes Lola Monson Rita Oberle Lesley Plumley Rick Raabe Jim Ratliff Calvin Sanden Carol Sleaford Vicki Stoller Jean Wallace Steve Wise Not shown Karen Miller David Holland SOPHOMORES 63 Marsha Alpaugh Kevin Carpenter Karin Clementz Ed Donahue Pat Doty Donald Hadley Jerry Hadley Terri Hartz Jerry Jacobson Leon Jensen Lois Jensen Ronnie Johnson Sally Johnson' Mike Kelm Kathy King Julie Kirkpatrick Mary Loukes Jim Lower Dennis Lubbs' Margie Miller Rose Mohr Jeff Mullin David Neahring Karen Nelson Norita Nelson Nita Nicholas Randy Olson Chris Peterson Ed Potter Mike Potter1 Chris Roush Dan Thompson Jim Thompson Sue VanOrmer Betty Wangelin' Bill Wangelin Becky Woodley The Freshmen had a busy and fruitful year with studies and breaking-in to the various extra-curricular clubs and activities. We look forward to taking more part in the years to come. Curricular activities that were required were English, Algebra, and Biology. Other Freshmen courses were French, Industrial Arts, Home Economics, and Latin. During the year we had two cheerleaders elected to the J.V. squad, Patti Doty and Margie Miller. Jim Lower and Jerry Hadley were on the student council. We sold annual ads, held a dance and a dinner, and built a last place float for Homecoming. Our Sponsor was Mr. William Lane. 64 (right) Isn't this a hard way to get down the bleachers, Verna? Rumble at Roush's (right) Hail Caesar, we who are about to die salute you. Smoke gets in your eyes Prize for the most beautiful? Rockin' Rick lunch with the boys Smiles win friends and influence people Drink it all up, Hil fire$fon« Phones Compliments of Manlius 445-2971 Princeton 3-1192 Ottawa HE 4-3238 BOLLMAN OIL COMPANY Tires--Batteries--Auto Supplies BUY THE BEST, BUY FIRESTONE MANLIUS GRAIN SUPPLY COMPANY Oat Hulling and Rolling, Custom Grinding, Corn Shelling, Bulk Delivery, Grain Drying Carrying a Complete Line of Kent Feeds, Rock River Feeds, Agrico Fertilizers We Give S H Green Stamps Manlius, Illinois Phone 445-2601 Congratulations Class of 67 Your Friendly Tavern We Serve Pizza Compliments of Daily and Nightly LARSEN’S STORE Manlius, Illinois Beulah Whitlock gs 4 mwhereuer you’ve 6een Phone 445-2563 •O'ttio iMMI AU'MOCitv O COt Manlius, Illinois Congratulations Class of 67 SCHUNEMAN AGENCY First National Manlius, Illinois Bank of Manlius All Forms of Insurance F. C. Schuneman M. L. Schuneman Member of Federal Reserve System Agents Phone 445-2622 Manlius, Illinois Compliments of Mick’s Mobil ATHERTON GRAIN COMPANY Grain - -Coal - -Seed- -Fertilizer Phone: Walnut 379-2177 Normandy 379-2557 Walnut, Illinois and Princeton, Illinois Normandy, Illinois Boyce’s Shell Service Black-Emerick, Inc. Gas--Oil--Tires Minor Repairs--Tune Up Open All Week Phone 445-3751 Manlius, Illinois Ward Marie Boyce A Member of Pfister Associated Growers, Inc. Distributor of Agricultural Chemicals with Over 35 Years of Community Service. Congratulations in Your Endeavors Walnut, Illinois Harry L. Frank Compliments of Minneapolis, Moline Sales Princeton Electric Supply Knipco Heaters . . . Wright Chain Saws Brillion Shredders Normandy, Illinois Phone Walnut 379-2373 Princeton, 111. Phone: 2-1533 KRAFT Manlius Illinois Dennler’s Supermarket Peru Illinois John Rashid Cardinal Market Sheffield Order Low Prices Everyday Buyers Finer Foods Since 1928 Featuring Delmonte Richelieu Brands Sealtest Swifts Premium Ice Cream U.S. Choice Beef Cuts Only Quality Fruits Phone 2011 Sheffield, Illinois Where Your Dollar Has More Cents Phone 445-2933 _j| Manlius, Illinois Farmers State Bank of Sheffield FDIC jj g 1 fi i __ _ , Serving All of Western Bureau County Prescott and Sissons F urniture Appliances Phone 2311 Sheffield, Illinois Color T.V. Carpeting Sterling, Illinois Haydens of Neponset Fine Foods and Drinks Package Goods Open Daily Sundays--Noon to 10 P.M. Phone 8421 Neponset, 111. First National Bank of Sterling, Illinois Barcol Overdoor Company Sheffield, 111. The Newest in Banking Facilities Drive-Up Banking Parking for 50 Cars Expanded Installment Credit Department Bob Sprowls Hooppole Lumber and Grain Company Standard Oil Agent Kent Feeds--Grain Bank Fertilizer Blending Custom Spraying STANDARD Phone 948-2441 Phone 4381 Hooppole, 111. Sheffield, 111. Cady Implement Co. Cassen’s Hydraulic Equipment Co. Harvestore Massey-Ferguson Builders of Tilt Beds--Truck Boxes Hydraulic Track Hoists ' £1! Phone: Area Code 815 438-6431 Tampico, Illinois Tampico, Illinois Compliments of Joe’s Place C. M. 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Manlius, Illinois BI RITE SUPERMARKET OF WALNUT CHESNEY AND SCHMIDT INC. Jj Distributors of Livestock and Farm Equipment Phone 445-3295 Manlius, Illinois r Phone:379-2060 Compliments to the Compliments of Class of 67 PRINCETON NEW CRANE HARDWARE CAR DEALER'S ASSN. Manlius, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Compliments of MOORE’S SHELL Prin. 3-9881 SSHELLJ Princeton, 111. CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 1 MASTER I Phone 3-1632 1119 N. Church Princeton , 111. Compliments of PRATT'S FLORAL SHOP AND GREENHOUSE BREEDLOVE'S Sports and Toys Flowers for Your Everyday Living 623 S. Gosse Blvd. Princeton, Illinois Kewanee, 111. Phone 2-8081 TRI-CITY FROCK SHOPPE The Store Where Smart Women Shop Bowl at PLEASANT LANES Tom Fran 829 First Street LaSalle, Illinois North Princeton, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 67 Flowers for All Occasions LAWRENCE'S COIFFURE--BY FLORENCE GREENHOUSE 410 S. Main St. Princeton Illinois Walnut, Illinois Phone 379-2800 FINK MOTOR SALES Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service THE WALNUT Distributor of Shell Products Accessories--Auto Parts LEADER Walnut, Illinois Phone 379-2191 Walnut, Illinois PRINCE WELDING SHOP GLEN E. FRITZ, INC. Oxy-Acetylene Electric Portable Equipment Wyanet, Illinois Plumbing, Heating, ' Ac'v Air-Conditioning Phone 699-2294 Walnut, Illinois 379-2794 WALNUT GRAIN CO. Compliments of Grain, Coal, Seed, Feed R. E. LEWIS Phone 379-2121 Insurance Real Estate Walnut, Illinois Walnut, Illinois HEINHOLD HOG MARKET BECK OIL COMPANY Jim Jensen, Mgr. Dick Phillips, Asst. Mgr. Ohio, Illinois Phone 376-2311 At Your Service Fairground's Corner and Rt. 26 North Princeton, Illinois PIONEER HI-BREED COMPANY CULLIGAN TRI-COUNTY SALES AND SERVICE, INC. Culligan, Water Conditioning Serving Bureau, Marshall, Putnam Phone 699-2206 Wyanet, 111. 816-818 N. Main St. RILEY'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Phone 699-2504 Princeton, Illinois Wyanet, Illinois COMMUNITY FARM SERVICE GONNIG AN -BASS -HILL INCORPORATED Shelling- -Combining Lime Fertilizers--Gravel Anhydrous Ammonia Purina Feeds Phone 379-2588 Walnut, 111. International Harvester New Idea Farm Machinery Art Olson W. Wilkinson Walnut, Illinois GILDERSLEEVE SEED COMPANY, INC. IGLOO DRIVE-INN High-Population Combine Hybrids Walnut, Illinois Phone 379-2527 Peru, Illinois MANLIUS COIN WASH RECREATION CENTER EWALT BUILDING CENTER Walnut, Illinois Manlius, Illinois LEAFY LANE DAIRY THOMPSON REXALL DRUG Home Delivery Phone 2-2111 Princeton, Illinois HARRY DEBO AND SON Prescription Specialists Hallmark Cards Top Value Stamps Spring Valley, 111. 663-4711 DeCRAEN’S POULTRY MARKET Paint and Gift Items Hardware and Electrical Appliances Plumbing and Heating Supplies Custom Dressing Ice for Sale Mary DeCraen Prop. n Young Fryers at All Times Annawan, 111. 935-6934 Compliments of ROCK RIVER SPORTS SHOP THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF STERLING, ILLINOIS 118 East Third Street Sterling, Illinois Everything in Sporting Goods FRED H. JOHNSON’S MARINE SALES Annawan, Illinoia Phone 935-3430 F. C. 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Ford Parts Ford Grinding--Mixing--Feed--Seed Molasses--Blending--Oat Hulling and Rolling--Coal--Fence Grain Bank--Livestock Supplies Phone 699-2235 or 699-2262 Annawan, Illinois Wyanet, Illinois Compliments of WALNUT CHEESE CO. A P STORE Makers of 18 Variations Natural Aged Cheese Phone 379-2919 Walnut, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois HALDMAN MOTOR CO. GUZZARDO'S NEWS STAND AND CARD SHOP Pontiac--Buick j Sales--Service 117 N. Main pox me Phone 625-2290 Phone 2485 Sterling, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois FARMER’S BUILDING SERVICE LAWRENCE VAN HYFTE Grain Equipment Auctioneer Behlen Dealers Personal Property Real Estate Phone 699-7761 Farm Loans Wyanet, Illinois Ph. 935-6400 Annawan, 111. CUNNINGHAM LOCKER SERVICE Lockers, Curing, Butchering Home Phone 3272 BLAKE’S Nationally Advertised Shoes for the Entire Family Phone 2751 Kewanee, 111. Locker Phone 3142 Sheffield, Illinois PAUL KHOURY'S STORE FOR MEN Processing for Home Freezer LaSalle, Illinois Congratulations Class of '67! 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Quickle--Sheffield Royal Super Mart--Sheffield Garfield Stier Co. — Sheffield Buda Feed Milling--Buda Wilkinson's Office Supply—Kewanee Novak's Cleaners--Kewanee C. M. Taylor, Jeweler--Kewanee Mineral Oil Co.--Mineral Prophetstown Cleaners Dry Goods Prophet Motel--Prophetstown PLEASE Compliments of TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Manlius, Illinois MALOOLEY'S FOOD MART Finest in Meats--Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegatables Home of Everyday Low Prices Spring Valley Illinois PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ODDS AND Friar Tuck, Alan-a-Dale, Robin Hood, Little John, and Will Scarlett. The Soph, were ahead, but the Jr. won. Class of '67 in '55 I heard that! THE END