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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

Manlius High School The 1971 Manlius, Illinois Devil 8 BOTTOM ROW L-R: B. Harp, M. Sanden, Den Hartz, Roger Bolin, D. DeDecker, D, Kelm. SECOND ROW: A. Plumley, Ron Teske, R. Larson, B. Latstatter, D. Jensen, M. Hochstatter. THIRD ROW: J. Bohm, Dean Blackert, J. Slock, R. Oloffson, Don Hartz, A. Peterson, T. Slock, Duane Blackert. FOURTH ROW: M. Schuneman, P. Thompson, T. Roush, J. DeBrock, R. Frank, A. Dale, G. Edlefson, L. DeBrock, B. Hansen, Coach Ricci, Coach Bourquin, Coach Donnell Varsity Cheerleaders—Janice Kirkpatrick, Cindy Dale, Cheryl Sandrock, Debbie Raabe, Vicki Heward. J. V. Cheerleaders—Terry Wirth, Shelly Sunquist, Deanna Wiggim, Pam Roush, Debbie Creason. BOTTOM ROW L-R: D. Kelm, D. Hartz, D. DeDecker, K. Stier, R. Teske, R. Bolin. SECOND ROW: D. Polte, G. Dabler, S. Heward, A. Peterson, T. Slock, M. Hoch-statter. THIRD ROW: R. Childers, T. Roush, J. DeBrock, R. Frank, D. Blackert, Coach Ricci, Coach Donnell. At the close of the 1969 Football season everyone felt that there would never be another team as good as the one that had just taken the Conference Championship--everyone except a group of about 25 individuals who felt that the 1969 team was just a training grounds. This group was the 1970 team, the ones that were to take the second consecutive Conference Championship. As they reported for practice in late August of 1970, they had but one thing in mind and that was the Championship. After a month of hard practice came the chance they had been waiting for, the first game of the year. The last game of the 1969 season (Elmwood) had been a very close one with Manlius winning on a last second touchdown pass. In the first game the mighty Red Devils ran over Elmwood. Next came the journey to Wyoming and another win. The third game of the season pitted Manlius' mighty offense against Dunlap's supposedly strong defense. The offense was again. Coming into the fourth game, Manlius and Walnut were both without a loss. Walnut's winning streak was ended. Toulon made the trip to Manlius for the fifth game and the mighty Red Devils won their Homecoming Game. The sixth game was the most important game of the year. That game pitted the only two remaining undefeated teams in the Conference, Manlius and Princeville against one another for a showdown. The weather that day was not very conducive to playing football. There was talk of postponing the game because of the rain, but by game time the weather had cleared enough to permit the game to be played. There were only two plays that the Red Devils were able to turn into scores all night. A 40 yard romp by senior halfback, Butch Harp, put 6 on the scoreboard and the extra point play, a pass to senior end, Art Dale, made it 8. The final score was Manlius--8, and Princeville—6. Going into their game with Manlius, Western was winless, and after the game, they still were. The eighth game was against Bradford. The mighty Red Devils came through with another win. The last game of the year, like so many of the others was a mud-bath. TTie Flying Geese of Wethersfield were waterlogged by the rain and ended up on the short end of the scoreboard. In the locker room after the game was over the Red Devils celebrated for almost 3 4 of an hour. When the buses turned off Interstate 80 and onto 88 they were met by the village Fire Department and almost two dozen cars and were escorted to the High School. After leaving the school they were again escorted to Betty's Diner where they were the guests of honor at a chicken dinner which was given to them by the townspeople. At the All-Conference Banquet the Red Devils placed heavily on the first string offense and defense lineups. First Team Offense Ron Teske--Tackle, Gail Edlefson--Guard, Mick Sanden--Center, Butch Harp--Halfback, Bud Hansen--Fullback. First Team Defense Merlon Schuneman--End, Gail Edlefson--Tackle, Mick Sanden--Guard, Dean Blackert— Safety. Second Team Defense Bud Hansen--End, Ron Teske—Tackle, and Butch Harp--Halfback. Honorable Mention--A1 Plumley--Quarter back. joe Slock Bud Hansen Pat Thompson Football Honors Leading Scorer—Butch Harp--122 Leading Interceptor--Dean Blackert--6 Most Blocked Punts--Bud Hansen--4 Prep Sports Special Small Schools Rating--5th Little All-State Special Mention--Butch Harp, Bud Hansen All-State Defensive End--Bud Hansen All-Conference Team: First Team Offense--Butch Harp, Bud Hansen, Mick Sanden, Ron Teske, Gail Edlefson. First Team Defense--Merlon Schuneman, Gail Edlefson, Ron Teske, Mick Sanden, Dean Black-ert. 1971 Scores We They Sept. 18 Elmwood 38 0 Sept. 25 Wyoming 42 0 Oct. 2 Dunlap 34 0 Oct. 9 Walnut 44 14 Oct. 16 Toulon 42 6 Oct. 23 Princeville 8 6 Oct. 30 Western 40 0 Nov. 6 Bradford 32 14 Nov. 13 Wethersfield 30 8 Butch Harp Merlon Schuneman Dean Blackert Allen Plumley Larry DeBrock 17 Merlon Schuneman Dean Blackert Bud Hansen 18 Varsity--ROW 1: R. Bolin, R. Teske, D. Blackert, B. Harp, A. Plumley, R. Frank, D. DeDecker. ROW 2: Coach Andre-sen, G. Edlcfson, A. Dale, B. Hansen, M. Schuneman, T. Slock, J. Bohm. Managers: Craig Wise, Mike Nelson. Basketball Team and Seniors Jr. Varsity--ROW 1: D. Kelm, D. Hartz, D. Polte, J. Morse, K. Bolin, D. DeDecker. ROW 2: S. He ward, A. Peterson, R. Kerchner, D. Blackert, T. Roush, R. Frank, J. DeBrock, Coach Bourquin. 19 20 Manlius 6 . . . Malden 11 ♦ Manlius 2 . . . Elmwood 8 ♦ Manlius 3 . . . Toulon 2 Manlius 7 . . . Malden 11 ♦ Manlius 6 . . . Dunlap 5 ♦Manlius 2 . . . Walnut 3 ♦ Manlius 2 . . . Wyoming 7 Manlius 3 . . . Wyoming 2 Manlius 0 . . . Walnut 4 ♦Manlius 2 . . . Princeville 1 ♦Manlius 12 . . . Bradford 2 Rick Oloffson: Centerfield Art Dale: Pitcher, Shortstop, Second Base Joe DeBrock: Catcher A1 Plumley: Pitcher, Shortstop Larry DeBrock: Third Base Dave Kelm: Left Field Dennis DeDecker: Second Base, Shortstop Alvy Peterson: First Base Craig Wise: Right Field Dan Johnson: Right Field Terry Roush: Right Field (L-R)--R. DeDecker, D. Kelm, R. Olofson, A. Plumley, A. Dale, A. Peterson, J. DeBrock, L. DeBrock, T. Roush, Coach Andreson. FIRST ROW--(L-R)--D. Jensen, Randy Teske, M. Sarber, B. Latstetter, Denny Hartz, D. Polte, C. Schisler. SECOND ROW--B. Harp, Ron Teske, Don Hartz, J. Schmidt, R. Childers, T. Slock, J. Buckley, R. Frank, M. Sarber, G Coach Bourquin- -Missing--A. Plumley. 100 yd. dash--Dave Jensen--:10.9 220 yd. dash--Dave Jensen--:24.3 440 yd. dash--Denny Hartz--:52.9 880 yd. dash--Donny Hartz--2:06.5 Mile Run--Donny Hartz--5:09.9 2 Mile Run--Ron Teske--11:05.0 120 yd. high hurdles--Denny Hartz and Butch Harp--:16.3 180 yd. low hurdles--Butch Harp--:21.6 Shot put--Rod Frank--46' 8 Discus--Rod Frank—120 1 High Jump--Harp G He ward--5 8 Long Jump--Denny Hartz--18'10 Pole Vault--Polte--9'6 F-S sprint medley--1:46.2 F-S 880 yd. relay--1:41.0 Varsity sprint Medley--1:44.0 Varsity 880 yd. relay--1:39.1 Varsity mile medley—3:50.6 Varsity mile relay--3:42.0 Varsity Apr. 13--St. Bede, Manlius, Western Apr. 15--Toulon, Manlius, Elmwood Apr. 16--Tampico, Relays--Manlius 3rd Apr. 19--Wethersfield Relays Apr. 22--Wethersfield, Manlius, Elmwood Apr. 24--Galva Relays Apr. 26--Bureau County Meet--Manlius4 Apr. 29--Manlius, Walnut May 5--Cambridge Relays--Manlius 2nd May 12--Track Honor Roll Meet May 14--I.S.H.A. District Meet May 18--Blackhawk Conference Meet Manlius 3rd Frosh- Soph May 4--Blackhawk Conference Meet--Manlius 2nd May 17--Anaawan F-S Invitational--Manlius 3rd. Manlius Wins All-Sports Trophy PRESENTS ALL-SPORTS TROPHY--Sports Editor Bob Westlund presents the newspaper's Traveling All-Sports Trophy to the Manlius High School coaching staff of Joe Ricci, Ken Bourquin, and Grant Andresen. The Manlius Red Devils, undefeated football champions, fourth-place finishers in both basketball and baseball, and third place takers in track, claimed the coveted ALL-SPORTS trophy by accumulating 32 of a possible 40 points from the four conference sports races. The Red Devils squeezed past the Toulon Trojans, conference champs in both baseball and track, by a point and a half (32--30 1 2) for the ALL-SPORTS Title. Manlius, the smallest Blackhawk member with an enrollment of 120 students in four classes, posted its second straight undefeated football championship season under Coach Ken Bourquin last fall to get its ALLSPORTS surge started. Coach Grant Andresen coached the Red Devil cagers to a fourth place in the basketball race and he was also the coach for the fourth place finish team which finished 4--3 in the circuit. Bourquin's thinclads finished third to Toulon and Wethersfield in the annual Blackhawk track and field meet. 1970-71 Blackhawk Conference All-Sports Race SCHOOL FB BB TR BB TP Manlius 10 7 8 7. 32 Toulon 7 10 10 3 1 2 30 1 2 Elmwood 6 8 6 9 1 2 29 1 2 Dunlap 8 9 2 8 27 Walnut 4 S 1 2 4 9 1 2 23 Princeville 9 5 1 2 3 3 1 2 21 Bradford 4 3 1 2 5 5 17 1 2 Wethersfield 4 3 1 2 9 0 16 1 2 Wyoming 2 1 1 2 1 6 10 1 2 Western 1 1 1 2 7 0 9 1 2 24 Homecoming Parade October 16,1970 The homecoming festivities got underway Thursday night, October 15, with a skit by the cheerleaders. The snake dance followed, and the climax of the night was the announcing of the king and queen. It was a sunny day for the parade. Many class members were hustling about attending to last minute details on their floats. Judges downtown observed the floats as they passed and placed the Seniors' float Laying for a Victory first. Second place was taken by the Juniors with Well Armed for a Victory, and the Freshmen placed third with We'll Lick 'em. 26 (Left to right) Julie Jacobson, Nathan Stoller, Freshmen; Janice Kirkpatrick, Bob Latstetter, Juniors; Queen Linda and King Butch; Debbie Raabe, Dean Blackert, Seniors; Deanna Wiggim, Dennis Hartz, Sophomores. The Manlius Red Devils delighted the crowd with a 42--6 victory over the Trojans. The dance took place the following night, October 17. The king was Butch Harp and the queen was Linda Wolford. The attendants were Seniors: Debbie Raabe and Dean Blackert; Juniors: Janice Kirkpatrick and Bob Latstatter; Sophomores: Deanna Wiggim and Dennis Hartz; and Freshmen: Julie Jacobson and Nathan Stoller. 27 THE TELLTALE HEART Tom Hoffman--Jess Stark Jan Kirkpatrick--Loma Stark Dave Kelm--Zolka Cindy Olson--Kristin Holub Deanna Wiggim--Metti Holub Dennis DeDecker--Brannaman THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO Rick 01offson--Fortunato Pam Roush--Lita Lori Swanson--Bernadina Larry DeBrock--Vittori Montressor Sally Rodgers--Helena MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH Susan Morman—Maria Sherri 01offson--Trosa Tom Hoffman--Prospero Jan Kirkpatrick--Celestina John Schmidt--Leonardo Larry De Brock--Signore Morte-• Rosse Ten Nights in a Barroom A Musical Version of the Temperance Drama Directed by Grant Andresen May 13-15, 1971 Cast Romaine Dennis DeDecker Sample Swichel Roger Larsen Simon Slade Rick Oloffson Frank Slade Joe DeBrock Harvey Green Tom Hoffman Willie Hammond John Schmidt Joe Morgan Larry DeBrock Tommy Dave Kelm Mrs. Slade Janice Kirkpatrick Goldie Hills Karen Chesser Mary Morgan Lori Swanson Mehitabel Cartwright Cindy Olson Mrs. Morgan Gwyneth Cook Chorus: Theresa Miller Sherri Oloffson Deanna Wiggim Bettie Hensel Lori Hewitt Wanda Larsen Pam Roush Mary Sale Business Classes Trip On April 14th, 1971, 46 Commercial Students left for the Quad Cities for the annual commercial classes trip. The first visit was made at John Deere Combine Works in Moline. We went to Sandy's to eat lunch. After lunch we went to Desaulnier's Printing in Moline and toured this plant. After Desaulnier's we went to Eagle Distribution Center in Milan and toured Eagle's warehouse, accounting department, and shipping department. Christmas Party Our High School Christmas party was really something this year. It started out with some classical music provided by the Latin club. After they got through the teachers were given their gifts. Our final entertainment was provided by the singing and playing of Jerry Hadley and his friend. To top it off we were fed pop and cookies by the student council then we departed from school. s year's Sweetheart prom was held February 13th at Western and was red with Western and Tiskilwa. j Manlius King and Queen were k Oloffson and Debbie Raabe. The of the Manlius court consisted of bi Christensen and Bud Hansen and da Wolford and Dean Blackert. e Music was provided by the Fuzzy e. There were 125 people at this m altogether and 32 were from nlius. Mr. Lane read the credits 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wolford crowned king and queen. Sweetheart Prom 1971 The 1971 Junior-Senior prom was held May 7 at Emerald Hills. The evening began at 8 P.M. with a banquet, followed by the reading of the will and prophecy. The guests were then entertained by the band The Rain . The coronation followed. Last years queen, No-rita Nelson, crowned Donna Hudson, who reigned over the rest of the night's activities along with Mick Sanden, the king. Senior attendants were Linda Wolford and Butch Harp. Junior attendants were Cheryl Sand-rock and Don Hartz. Post-prom activities consisted of dancing, bowling, a movie, pool, and pin-ball. At 4:15 the next morning everyone headed home after a long but most enjoyable prom. MANLIUS COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOLS District 306 Manllua. Illinois Hoi I man Memorial Field Hour. New Bedford. Illinois FIFTY-SFVENTH ANNUAL CUMMKNCOCENT THURSDAY. MAY 77. 1971 — BOO P M MANUUS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1971 CLASS COLORS Blur Gold CLASS FLOWER Row CLASS MOTTO “No Man ta Free Who I Not Master of lllmarlf' CLASS ROLL Dean Alaa Marhaat ••• « Karen Leu (Ten Debra Kay Chrtatemen Arthur Eucen DaW a Lawrence Marvin DeBrorb ig •• ••• a LaVem Philip OaCheete Vernon Lee Mamen a Vernon Lewi. Harp Jr ••• a Donna Joan Hadaoa s Dannie PelrWb Hurley III Linda Kay Monaon Cathy Anna Mane ■aadall Lea Munwlman hrhard Wayne Otiln • a Kathryn Lynn hetaai Allan Cell Mum lay iv •• ■ Debra Kay Kaaba •• a SAIrtay Kay Thorp Patricia Ann Webber Virginia Suean Webber Craig Randall WMa Linda Alice Wolford • Vi ValedMtortar 8 lalutatortan a National Honor Soafaty Member CLASS SPONSOR — Mr Joneph Ricci USHERS Jon! Harts Joy Neahrlng Janice Kirkpatrick Vicki Heward Gall Edlefeon Cheryl Sandrock COMMKNCKMKNT PROGRAM I ... High School Band Pnmp and Clmjm.tancr — Q|ir Rev Ralph Faber Lavrenev Marvin DeBroek SalsUIwUn, Clan cf 1KI Mum ImmUlloa by the Manlius High School Cooerri Hand under the direct Ion of Mr Roy Miller Variation Overture' - WUlUma V aledictory Addreaa Allen Gall Plumley . I«TI Mr Henry R. Sale. Superintendent Preaerdatmn mi Awards V f « Aoraad Walter Twin Cm W «aet IWIblUt Mwunaa tvrttnraie byrntUiM of V A Marine Cary Amrrtraa Leyton Award. ReyrweiMatlie ct M P Hart IW Vo m Sheffield IlllaoW Mr Edward Wink _______Mr Ne«o ■ Sal Richard Wayne Oloffaon frail lent. Oaaa . IWII ITeaentalion at (Tan at 1WT1 Mr Henry R Sale prrdentatton «i Diploma. Mr Cliff Carpenter (Vasia Ml board aT Kdurailon Rev Ralph Faber Manlius High School Concert Band -Grand March — Grundman •land for Processional Invention. Benediction and RecesalonaL ___________________ la a lute frwn aorta M aaat the ee wall of the Inyee atler I he r.ceaMreial JUNIOR CLASS HONOR GUARD Marv King Donald Haiti Cindy Dale Mary Stovall tm 40 SENIOR TRIP--We left Manlius Saturday morning at 2:30 A.M. We arrived in New York after a smooth ride on Modem Airlines and a crummy breakfast. We toured Lincoln Center for the performing arts, and saw a stage show Promises, Promises. We had nice rooms with color T.V.'s. The second day was Memorial day. We toured Chinatown, the Statue of Liberty, and the Empire State Build-ing--all in the rain. That night we went to Radio City Music Hall, which was fabulous. Monday we left New York and went to Gettysburg. We were only three hours late due to a flat tire. We finally reached Washington and checked into our hotel in Silver Springs. That night we toured Washington and climbed the Washington monument. Tuesday we went to the Capitol, Bureau of Engraving, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and J. F. Kennedy's grave. That night we went to a stage show, had a pizza party, and a water balloon fight. The switchboards were pretty busy that night. Wednesday we toured some more. Our flight home was pretty rough, but no one seemed to care. We reached home around 10:00, tired, sore, and sober. 41 Awards Night CLASS SERVICE AWARDS: Freshman: Sheila Donahue Sophomore: Dennis Hartz Junior: Terry Mullin J J I Latin Award: Mary Stovall IHSA State Music Award--Junior Girls Chorus Outstanding Musician Award--Debbi Christensen History Award--Merlon Schuneman DeKalb Agricultural Award--Rick Oloffson Outstanding Agricultural Award--Bud Hansen, Roger Bolin Math Award--Larry DeBrock Science Award--Allen Plumley Mathematical Association Test Award—Allen Plumley Honorable Mention: Larry DeBrock and Cindy Dale Home Ec Award--Vicki Heward Betty Crocker Award--Debbi Christensen Outstanding Typing Award--Merlon Schuneman Outstanding Shorthand Award--Vicki Heward Quill G Scroll Initiates--Deanna Wiggim, Theresa Miller Quill G Scroll Special Awards--Butch Harp, member Joni Hartz, Mary King, Donna Hudson Editors Award--Karen Chesser, (newspaper) Terry Mullin Mary King (annual) Honors Award--Karen Chesser, Terry Mullin Commercial Award--Karen Chesser, Donna Hudson BOTTOM--Mr. Burton, Advisor; K. Pierson, K. Chesser, K. Jensen, K. Carpenter, M. Miller, K. Swanson, T. Wirth, D. Hartz. 2nd ROW--S. Rodgers, J. Hartz, D. Christensen, N. Schoenberger, S. Oloffson, S. Morman, D. Wiggim, D. Hudson, L. Wolford, P. Webber. 3rd ROW: L. Hewitt, M. Sale, T. Neahring, D. Raabe, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Neahring, M. King, C. Sandrock, J. Jacobson, D. Kelm. 4th ROW--B. Hensel, T. Miller, M. Hoch-statter, T. Hoffman, J. Schmidt, R. Childers, V. Harp, R. Oloffson, D. Polte, T. Mullin, J. Hansen. NEWSPAPER OFFICERS: BOTTOM— Debbi Christensen, copy editor, Denise Hartz, stencilist. 2nd ROW— Terry Mullin, Karen Chesser, Vernon Harp, editors. TOP: Joni Hartz, Theresa Miller, stencilists. 46 Newspaper Annual Staff ANNUAL OFFICERS--Left to right: Mary King, editor; Terry Mullin, photographer; Patsy Webber, treasurer; Linda Wolford, sales and advertising manager. BOTTOM—T. Mullin, K. Chesser, J. Hartz, D. Hartz, Mr. Burton, advisor. 2nd ROW—M. King, L. Wolford, P. Webber, D. Wiggim, S. Oloffson, M. Miller. TOP--T. Miller, J. Schmidt, R. Kerchner, V. Harp, J. Neahring, D. Hartz. FIRST ROW L-R; D. Hartz,; J. Hartz; P. Pierson; P. Roush; K. Swanson; K. Chesser; K. Pierson; L. Swanson. 2nd ROW V. Heward; S. Landrith; D. Wiggim; L. Wolford; S. Morman; D. Creason; S. Rodgers, P. Webber; Miss Shull, advisor 3rd ROW D. Christensen; N. Schoenberger; B. Gaunt; M. Sale; J. Jacobson; C. Monson; N. Monson; C. Anderson; V. Opsal 4th ROW C. Olson; T. Stoller; D. Raabe; B. Hensel; J. Hanson; S. Sunquist; J. Kirkpatrick; J. Neahring; G. Cook; W. Larson. Vicki Heward--Section Sec., Janice Kirkpatrick--Nat. Del. FHA STANDING--L. Wolford--Pres. FIRS ROW; L-R; Webber--Treas.; T. Stoll --Sec.; V. Heward--V. Pres.; 2nd ROW; G. Cook--2nd V. Pres.; K. Chesser--Points Char.; C. Swanson--His.; 3rd ROW; J. Neahring-- Reporter; J. Kirkpatrick - - Recreation; D. Raabe- - Projects. GAA STANDING; D. Raabe--Pres.; 1st ROW; P. Webber--V. Pres.; D. Christensen--Treas.; D. Hudson--Sec. 2nd ROW; V. Heward--Historian; J. Kirkpatrick—Reporter; S. Morman--Parl.; S. Oloffson--Points Char. Picture below at left are archery tournament winners. At the right are bowling tournament winners. 1st ROW L-R at bottom; K. Pierson; D. Hudson; D. Raabe; L. Wolford; P. Webber; K. Chesser; 2nd ROW; S. Sunquist; D. Christensen; V. Webber; P. Roush; V. Heward; C. Dale; J. Kirkpatrick; C. Webber; D. Creason; S. Oloffson; 3rd ROW; G. Cook; M. Sale; C. Anderson; P. Pierson; C. Olson; W. Larsen; L. Hewitt; B. Hensel; J. Jacobson; T. Wirth; D. Wiggim; S. Morman. (Advisor--Mrs. Cook). FFA Crane, B. Hanson, P. Thompson, T. Slock, R. Frank, A. Peterson, J. Buckley, T. Hoffman, C. Wise, Advisor--Mr. Lane. Missing--K. Bolin, and P. Hurley. FIRST ROW (left to right) K. Stier, T. Hoffman, D. Kelm, K. Jensen, C. Schisler, S. Lanxon, R. Bolin, R. Wallace, C. Knudson. SECOND ROW: G. Dabler, T. Etheridge, N. Stoller, D. Hartz, B. Latstetter, M. Sanden, R. Nelson, B. Boone, J. Peterson. THIRD ROW: D. Jensen, D. Blackert, R. Rank, J. DeBrock, T. Slock, J. Hurley, R. Teske, J. Miller, R. Oloffson, D. Ham. FOURTH ROW: L. DeSkeere, R. Monson, J. Bohm, D. 50 Drama Club FIRST ROW (left to right) T. Hoffman, D. Wiggim, M. Miller, S. Oloff-son, D. DeDecker, P. Webber, P. Roush, L.“ Swanson. SECOND ROW: K. Chesser, S. Morman, D. Creason, C. Anderson, D. Christensen, L. Wol- ford, L. Hewitt, D. Kelm, S. Rodgers, THIRD ROW: C. Cook, M. Sale, C. Olson, B. Hensel, J. Kirkpatrick, C. Sandrock, T. Mullin, B. Gaunt, W. Larson, V. Webber. FOURTH ROW: S. Sunquist, R. Oloffson, T. Hoff- man, J. Schmidt, T. Slock, L. DeBrock, R. Childers, R. Larson, J. DeBrock, B. Harp, M. Hochstatter, T. Miller, Advisor--Mr. Andresen. Drama Club Officers 51 sruoyj Band 53 Latin Club L. to R., ROW Is Advisor Mrs. Behrens, S. Oloffson, M. Miller, P. Roush. ROW 2: L. Hewitt, L. Monson, D. Hudson, C. Dale, S. Donahue, R. Teske, ROW 3: B. Gaunt, M. Stovall, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Harp, T. Miller, T. Mullin, J. Neahring, C. Olson, W. Larsen. ROW 4: R. Larson, R. Childers, A. Dale, M. Schuneman, L. DeBrock, G. Edlefson, J. Schmidt, A. Plumley. Student Council Officers: D. Blackert, C. Dale, L. DeBrock, B. Harp. Latin Club Officers: M. Schuneman, A. Dale, D. Hudson, G. Edlefson, L. DeBrock. LIBRARIANS L. to R.--Dave Sunquist, Randy Musselman, Janice Kirkpatrick, Teresa Stoller, Debbie Creason, Donna Hudson, Craig Schisler, Terry Wirth, and Mrs. Cook. QUILL AND SCROLL 1. to r.—Joni Hartz, Theresa Miller, Mary King, Butch Harp, Donna Hudson, Deanna Wiggim. Vl ana IFzE Jmrrnjtioiuil ' oninarp onm liir iinol Journalists School Board--Harold Craine, Robert Jensen, Dr. Edwin Mullin, William Helm Jr., Harvey Sandrock, and Clifton Carpenter. Missing: Jack Creason (Middle right) Henry Sale (Superintendent) (Bottom right) Kenneth Bourquin (Principal) 58 Lucille Martin Cooks--Roberta Sandrock, Leona Kleinau, Leota Peterson, Bonnie Cook. (secretary) Louise Devenyns Bill Wanglin and Lowell Wheeler. Not pictured—Orville Teske (Janitors) (secretary) Bus Drivers--Carolyn Doty, Janet Sale, Vernon Martin, Ronald Hockstatter, Amiel Roseling, Vernon Harp, and DuWayne Martin. Not Pictured—Pam Bartem and Bill Doty. Grant Andresen History, Jr. Class sponsor. Drama, Basketball, Baseball Lola Behrens English, Latin, Latin Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Juanita Black Speech, High School Bowl, Speech Team Eugene Burton Business, Annual, Newspaper Staff What's a teacher? A person who spends his time and energy for us students so that we might get the most out of our high school days. We must thank our teachers for their efforts and remember them for what they are. Teachers are not machines that automatically hand out hardships and peril for us high school students. Instead, they are people who are devoted to making something great out of each one of us. We should be very thankful for each one of them. Linda Cook Library, G.A.A. Mary Donnell English, French, French Club, Cheerleaders Martha Johannsen Math, Science, Freshman Class Sponsor William Lane Ag., F.F.A. Roy Miller Band, Chorus Roger Nall Guidance, Guidance Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor Joseph Ricci Drivers' Ed, Boy's P.E., Sr. Class Sponsor, Asst. Football Coach Kay Shull Home Ec., Girls' P.E., F.H.A. 62 LaVern DeSkeere Skeeter1 Vernon Hansen Bud Vernon Harp Butch Donna Hudson Dennis Hurley Pat CLASS COLOR: BLUE G COLD CLASS FLOWER: ROSE CLASS ENROLLMENT: TWENTY-NINE CLASS ADVISOR: MR. JOSEPH RICCI 63 Thomas Hoffman Tom Allen Plumley CLASS OFFICERS: PRES.--RICK OLOFFSON V. PRES.--LARRY DEBROCK SEC.--DEBBIE RAABE TREASURER--ALLEN PLUMLEY REPORTER--TOM HOFFMAN STUDENT COUNCIL--BUTCH HARP AND DEAN BLACKERT 64 Debra Raabe Deb CLASS TRIP: WASHINGTON G NEW YORK Selected Senior Trip Scenes (clockwise): Golden Statue of entrance to Memorial Bridge, Wash., D.C. Swan in Reflecting pool. Statue of Liberty. New York Sky Line. Fountains, Lincoln Center, New York City Allen Plumley with Statue of Liberty in background. ■W Senior Activities Dean Alan Blackert; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Green-hand Treasurer 1, Reporter 3, Vice Pres. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; All Conference Defensive Halfback 4; Homecoming attendant 1; Carnival Attendant 1; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Sweetheart Prom Attendant 4. John Howard Bohm: Football 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Soil Judging Contest 1, FFA Livestock Judging Contest 2,3; FFA Meat judging contest 2; National FFA Convention 2; State FFA Convention 2,3; Band Contest 1,2,3,4; FFA Chapter Swine Award 3; Livestock Award 3, Com Award 4; Crop farming Award 4; FFA Section III Crop Farming Award 4; Dekalb Com Project Award 3. Karen Lou Chesser: Latin Club 1; Drama Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1.2.3.4, Production editor 3,4; Annual Staff 1,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, points chairman 4; Class reporter 2; Sophomore service award; DAR Award; Senior Service Award; Shorthand Award 3; Student Librarian 1,2; Editor's Award; Honors Award; Commercial Award. Debra Kay Christensen: Latin Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; Band 1,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 1; Student Council 3; FAA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Sophomore class secretary; Student Council sec. 2; FHA historian; GAA Treasurer; French Club Secretary; Copy Editor Newspaper Staff 3,4; Sweetheart Prom Attendant 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Outstanding musician award 4; Shorthand Award 4. Arthur Eugene Dale: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1; Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Class Reporter 1; Secretary 2; Best free throw percentage in basketball 3. Lawrence (Larry) DeBrock: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Latin Club 1.2.3.4, Reporter 4; Drama Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1,4; Student Council 2,4, Vice Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,4; Class President 3; Vice Pres. 2,4; Treasurer 1; Latin Award; Mathematics Award; Illinois State Scholarship; Service Award 4; American Legion Award; Salutatorian; Mathematical Association Test Award 4. LaVem Philip DeSkeere: Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4. Vernon Lee Hansen (Bud): Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Student Council 1; FFA 1,2,3,4, Green-hand Sentinel 1; Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Class service award 1, Blackhawk all conference 2nd team basketball 2,4; Most Valuable Player 4; All Conference Football 2nd team fullback 3; Defensive end 3,4; 1st team fullback 4; Sweetheart Prom Attendant 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 3; Capt. of Basketball; Highest batting average 3; Little All State Defensive end; Outstanding Agricultural Award; VFW Award. Vernon Lewis Harp Jr.: Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Latin Club 1-4, Reporter 3; Drama Club 1-4, President 4; Band 1; Chorus 1-4, Honor Chorus 3; Newspaper Staff 1-3, Sports Editor 2,3, Artist 1-4; Annual Staff 1,4; Student Council 4, Reporter 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Class President 1, Reporter 3; All Conference 1st Team Offensive Halfback, 2nd team Defensive Halfback, Captain football 4; Most Valuable Player --Football; Little All-State Special Mention; Homecoming King; Leading Conference Scorer Football; Capt. Basketball 4; WZOE Reporter; Track Capt; 4; Prom Attendant 4; Most Valuable Player Track; Lt. Eugene Wirth Award. Tomas Lee Hoffman: Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 4; FFA 1-4, Treasurer, Greenhand Reporter; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Reporter 4; French Club 3,4, Pres. 4; State Farmer FFA; Outstanding Freshman in Agriculture. Donna Joan Hudson: Latin Club 1-4; Treasurer 4; Chorus 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; GAA 3,4, Sec. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Outstanding Typing I, Shorthand I awards, National Honor Society Scholarship, Student Librarian 2,3,4; Shorthand II Award 4; Commercial Award; Quill and Scroll; Prom Queen; American Legion Award. Dennis P. Hurley, III: Football 4; Track 1; FFA 2,3,4. Linda Kay Monson: Latin Club 1-4. Cathy Anne Morse: Band 1; Chorus 1-4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2; Student Council 3; GAA 1,2; FHA 4. Randall Musselman: Cheerleader 3; Newspaper 4. Richard Wayne Ofoffson: Football 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Baseball 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Band 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; FFA 1-4. JR. sentinel, Pres. 4, Sec. 3, Reporter; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2, Treasurer 3, ft-es. 4; Jr. Prom Attendant, Sweetheart Prom King; Chapter Farmer 3, State Farmer 3, DeKalb Agriculture Award. Kathy Lynn Pierson: Chorus 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3; GAA 2,3, 68 4; FHA 1,3,4; Typing Award 2,3; Shorthand Award 3; Student Librarian 1; 2nd place speech contest 4. Allen Plumley: Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 4; Baseball 1-4; Latin Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 3; Band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Treasurer 4; Football Honorable Mention Quarterback 4; Capt. 4; Illinois State Scholarship; Mathematical Association Test Award 3,4; Latin Award 2; Band Ensemble Superior 2; Science Award; Valedictorian; Womens Club Award. Debra Kay Raabe: Cheerleader 1-4, Capt. 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3; GAA 1-4; Reporter 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FHA 1-4, Historian 2, Projects 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Class Sec. 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,3,4; Carnival Attendant 1; Prom Attendant 3; Sweetheart Queen 4. Russell R. Rank: Football Mgr. 2, Basketball Mgr. 2; Track Mgr. 1; FFA 1-4. Micheal Sanden: Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 3; FFA 1-4; Most valuable player football; 1st team All Conference center; 1st team defensive guard; Prom King. Merlon Schunemen: Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,2,3; Latin Club 1-4; Pres. 4; Band 1; Chorus 1-4; Student Coun cil 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Treasurer 2; All-Blackhawk first team defensive end; Illinois State Scholarship; Sophomore Attendant; History Award; Outstanding Typing Award. Joe Slock: Football 1-4; Band 1,2; FFA 1- 4. Sentinel 4. Patrick A. Thompson: Football 2-4; FFA 2- 4. Shirley Kay Thorp: Secretary 4. Patricia Ann Webber: Drama Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4; GAA1-4, Vice Pres. 4; FHA 1-4, ftojects Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Shorthand award 3; Librarian 1; Outstanding GAA member 4. Virginia Susan Webber: Drama Club 4; GAA 1-4; FHA 1; Shorthand Award 4. Craig Wise: Basketball 1; Band 1-4; FFA 1-4, Vice President, Reporter. Linda Wolford: Cheerleader 2; Drama Club 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1-4; Annual Staff 1-4, Sales and Advertising Mgr. 4; GAA 1-4; FHA 1-4; GAA parliamentarian 2, Camp Representative; FHA Recreation 2, Reporter 3, President 4; Librarian 1,3; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; Homecoming Queen; Sweetheart Attendant; Prom Attendant 4; Outstanding FHA Award 4. Senior Class Will I, Dean Blackert, will to Curt Miller my ability to fix the mechanical problems of any automobile (temporarily, anyway), and my keen sense of humor. I, John Bohm, will to Orv Teske my reserve seats at basketball games and my little black book. 1, Karen Chesser, will to Mary King and Teresa Stoller my ability to remain calm, cool, and collective under the scrutiny of a certain teacher. I, Debbi Christensen, will to Joni Ham my authority in the grade school P.E. class, the ability to play first chair comet next year, and the talent for seeing people for what they really are. I, Art Dale, will to Janice Kirkpatrick my great ability to stay in school, my knack of dropping pencils, and my good control of a car on ice. I, Larry DeBrock, will to Dave Sunquist my car in place of his old truck and my old pair of tennis shoes. I, LaVem DeSkeere, will to Curtis Miller my ability for squealing tires and not getting caught. I, Bud Hansen, will to Orv Teske a new map for his Saturday night endeavors. I, Butch Harp, will to Don Hartz my su- Dear Merlon, Last week I was consulting a Certified Public Accountant about your bank. Come to think of it, he was Randy Musselman. You remember Randy, don't you? Anyway, he told me that you were backing a Comedy Movie starring Larry DeBrock. That sounds a little corny. Hey, speaking of com, how's Mick Sanden doing in the Crain Business? I heard that you lend money to young married couples. That reminds me, how's Dean Blackert and Debbie Raabe getting along ? b she still his secretary at the farm co-op? You know she and Donna Hudson were always good typists in school. Did Donna ever get that job as librarian in the Library of Congress? Speaking of libraries, I read a book the other day by Debbie Christiansen. I wonder if it was about Pat Hurley. The name of it was The Irish Farmer , or The Man with the Green Thumb . While I'm talking about farming, maybe you could contact John about buying some farmland for me. I hear that he owns most of Bureau County. Is it true that Rusty Rank is his foreman? As long as I'm talking about ranks, did Allen Plumley ever make it to General? You know he graduated from West Point with honors. Hey, did you know that someone else perior speed and 17 pairs of socks 1 bought for football this year. I, Tom Hoffman, will to Roger Larsen my charm, poise, intelligence, humility, and other redeeming characteristics and talents that 1 possess. I, Donna Hudson, will to Veronica Opsal and Nancy Schoenberger my bottle of For Redheads Only. I, Pat Hurley, will to Bob Latstetter my ability to do almost anything and not get caught. I, Linda Monson, will to Nancy Morse the ability to accept Princeton for what it is. I, Cathy Morse, will to Vicki Heward and Joy Neahring my place in Bookkeeping. (You can tenderly fight over it.) I, Randy Musselman, will to Mary Stovall my accounting ability. I, Rick Oloffson, will to Dave Jensen my ability to drive through fences and fall off cars without bodily injury. I, Kathy Pierson, will to Nancy Morse a fence post between the Pierson and Bolin farms. I, Allen Plumley, will to Terry Mullin my slide rule for beating eggs while doing his math. Senior Class Prophecy out of our class deals in honor now? Yeah, Patsy Webber became the first woman on the Supreme Court. While I'm speaking of justice, the other day I got a ticket from a lady policewoman. The trouble was that she was riding in the car with me. It was Linda Wolford! Another girl by the name of Linda is doing all right, too. Linda Monson is the new Mayor of Walnut. I was wondering whether or not your bank financed the Manlius Hospital. Did Karen Chesser ever become a nurse ? 1 thought that she always fainted at the smell of alcohol. While I'm on the subject of alcohol, I wonder if you have heard how Joe Slock and Craig Wise are doing in the brewery business ? As long as I'm talking about the Brewers, did you know that Art Dale pitches for the professional baseball team, the Milwaukee Brewers ? I know that you have heard of the Morse Code. Cathy Morse is the leader of a woman's liberation group, and their code is Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack jump over to Mr. Quick's . The other day I heard that LaVeme DeSkeere bought out Standard Oil Company and renamed it Skeeter Gas Corporation. Pat Thompson took over the service station in Manlius for him, I think. Didn't I, Debbie Raabe, will to Cheryl Sandrock the decision to go out for cheering no matter what. I, Rusty Rank, will to Bob Latttatter my '64 chevy. I, Mick Sanden, will to Mike Lindelof my great driving record. I, Merlon Schuneman, will to Gail Edlef-son I'll be more aggressive next time, button. I, Joe Slock, will to Dave Sunquist my executive position in the Fender association and my straight hair. I, Pat Thompson, will to Roger Bolin my ability to be good. I, Shirley Thorpe, will to Rita Landseidel my ability to play crab soccer. I, Patsy Webber, will to Janice Kirkpatrick my Emily Post book of etiquette. I, Virginia Webber, will to Kathy Swanson my ability to sldp school and not get caught. I, Craig Wise, will to Gail Edlefson my parking place on Main Street. 1, Linda Wolford, will to Cindy Dale my book entitled, Everything You Wanted To Know About Sex But Were Afraid To Ask. he run for the school board last year? Did Shirley Thorp really become the president of the school board? I always thought she was going places. That brings Rick Oloffson to mind. He became a public orator and travels all over the world. The other day he gave a speech at Virginia Webber's School of Choreography and Singing. She made it big. As long as I'm mentioning big things, how's Bud Hansen doing. Is hw teaching ag, or did he go on to play pro football? Going from one extreme to another, did Kathy Pierson ever grow any taller? The last time I heard about her she was trying to develop a desk for short secretaries. You know, being short isn't that bad. Napolean did all right. Hey, is Tom Hoffman still walking around with his hand in his coat? He always thought he was Napolean's reincarnation. Listen, I've got to go. I've got an appointment to paint a portrait of the President. I'll talk to you later about depositing some money. You know I think I did a good job on your picture. I really think you look better on the dollar bill than Washington did anyway. Well, till next time. Butch 69 David Mary Jensen King Mike Lindelof Curtis Miller Juniors Gail Donald Edlefson Hartz Joni Vicki Hartz Hewitt Roger Bob Larson Latstetter Janice Rita Kirkpatrick Landsiedel Nancy Morse Terry Mullin Joy Verconia Neahring 70 Opsal The feel of a shiny new class ring on your finger . . . the surge of pride over a second place float . . . hurrying from row to row through the coat-check . . . planning and changing plans until prom was finally decided . . . All of these played an important part in the lives of each busy Junior. David Kathy Sunquist R°n Swanson Teske Teresa Mary Stroller Stovall Officers (Left to Right) Donald Hartz Treasurer Cail Edlefson Reporter Janice Kirkpatrick Secretary Mary King Vice-President Terry Mullin President Duane Blackert Dennis DeDecker Tim Hoffman Theresa Miller Jim Sarber Kenny Bolin Tom Etheridge Jim Hurley Susan Morman Mike Sarber Gwyneth Cook Rodney Frank Dave Kelm Peggy Morse Tom Slock Dick Craine Judy Hansen Gary Knudson Sherri Oloffson Shelly Sunquist Deb Creason Dennis Hartz Steve Lanxon Alvy Peterson Jim Tunney Joe De Brock Mark Hochstatter Jon Miller Terry Roush Robbie Wallace 72 Carolyn Webber Deanna Wiggim Terry Wirth Sophomores Class of “73” Sophomore Officers, right to left: Dennis Hartz--President; Joe DeBrock--Vice-President; Judy Hansen--Parliamentarian; Dennis DeDecker--Treasurer. FRONT: Deanna Wiggim--Representative and Sherrie Oloffson--Secretary. 73 Carolyn Anderson Rick Childers Lori Hewitt Sheila Landrith John Morse Charlie Bartel Greg Dabler Steve Heward Wanda Larsen Teresa Nearbing Ray Bolin Sheila Donahue Kerry Jensen Maribeth Miller Mike Nelson Bill Boone Barb Gaunt Julie Jacobson Karla Monson Ron Nelson Jim Buckley Denise Hartz Dan Johnson Nyla Monson Cindy Olson Keith Carpenter Bettie Hensel Ron Kerchner Randy Monson Joel Peterson 74 Patti Peirson DuWayne Poltc John Schmidt Kevin Stier Craig Schisler Randy Teske Sally .Rodgers Nathan Stollar Pam Roush Nancy Stovall Mary Sale Lori Swanson Freshman Class of ’74 Freshmen Officers Prey. Ron Kerchner V. Pres. Sheila Donahue Sect. Cindy Olson Treas. Ray Bolin Rep. Wanda Larsen 75 AL GLO’S TAVERN 935-6639 Annawan 111. Thompson Marine Sales Connie Schmidt 1405 Shore Acres Rock Falls, 111. 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