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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

4 5 9 11 1. Queen-Sherri Oloffson; 2. Senior Attend ants-Theresa Miller and Dennis DeDecker; 3. Junior Attendants-Patti Pierson and Ron Nelson; 4. Sophomore Attendants-Jane Ann Behrens and Sam Pope joy; 5. Freshmen Attendants-Chris Peterson and John Andrews; 6. First Place-Junior Float; 7. Second Place-Sophomore Float; 8. Third Place- Senior Float; 9. Fourth Place- Freshmen Float; and 10. Queen-Sherri and King-Dennis Hartz. 12 A Busy, Busy Time of Year HOMECOMING, OCTOBER 13, 1973. The culmination of many days preparation was on a warm, windy fall day, and it made it all worthwhile. The anticipation of the big game and dance prodded many of us toward the first big event of the school year. The Student Council made the plans, and everybody had a part--cheerleaders decorating the football field, classes making floats, townspeople and organizations making floats, grade school children decorating bicycles, parents sacrificing, teachers and administration put into a turmoil, and it was worth it. School was dismissed at noon and last minute parade details were taken care of. At 1:30 the parade went through town and back. There were many entrees and many onlookers. Our football season that evening was not marred as we defeated Walnut, our arch-rival, by 32-22. After the game, we danced to The Pepperidge and at 10:30 saw Dennis Hartz and Sherri Oloff-90n crowned King and Queen. Homecoming is probably the social highlight of our school year, and with everyone putting a great deal of effort into it, it was a resounding success. 14 Lock, Stock Dire Mary Cast Mr. Warren - John Schmidt Miss Entwhistle - Wanda Larsen Jane Gardner - Cindy Olson Miss Prather - Joyce Hadley Mr. Plunkett - Dennis DeDecker Mrs. Maggs - Lauri Hewitt Carol Izzard - Debbie Roush Mrs. Donnelly - Barbie Gaunt Don Donelly - DuWayne Polte Larry Donnelly - Steve Heward Mary Lou - Ann Sale Students - Lori Swanson Karla Kelm ; and Lipstick! scted by Donnell The Drama Club presented another fine production, Lock, Stock, and Lipstick, on November 16 and 17, 1972. Cordon Warren, the student counselor in Pembroke High, returns to the fall semester of school only to find that the Board of Education has decided to add a woman counselor to their staff. Jane Gardner, the new counselor, breezes in and Gordon takes an immediate dislike to her. Jane, with no roof over her pretty head, moves into Gordon's precious domain--in comes Jane, Lock, Stock and Lipstick. Mrs. Maggs, a new cleaning woman, tucks everything in place and Mr. Plunkett, head custodian, insists on being given his proper title, that of Supervising Sanitary Engineer. Mrs. Donley, and her family, new in town believes her children can do no wrong. Her son, Don, is a born leader but Larry is only a shade above the level of a delinquent. Miss Entwhistle, the school principal, resigns at the end, while Miss Prather gets involved in more than she can cope with. A delightful comedy that brought much enjoyment to its viewers. Sweetheart Prom The date was February 24, 1973, the place was Tiskil-wa High School. It was an exciting night for all the couples to get dressed up and go to the annual Sweetheart Prom. The dance started at 8:00 p. m. with the theme Sweet and Innocent and the Love Knots playing. At 10:15 the coronation started. Manlius was first with Alvy Peterson and Susan Morman-2nd runners-up, Robert Wallace and Sherri Oloffson-1st runners-up, and Dennis Hartz and Deanna Wiggim were King and Queen. They were crowned by the F. H. A. Chapter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack W'iggim. The Queen received a dozen red roses and a crown, and the King received a sceptor. The court then danced with the other two schools, Western and Tiskliwa, after their coronations. Business Trip The date was April 26, 1973 when the business classes went on their annual Business Trip to Rock Island and Moline, Illinois and Davenport, Iowa. We left the school at 8:30 am by bus with 33 students. Along the way we saw the floods from the recent large rains. We arrived in Rock Island around 10:00 and toured Modem Woodmen of America, an Insurance company. We then journeyed to eat at Bishop's Buffet at 11:00. Following this we had time to shop and do what we wanted to do. Then at 1:15 we arrived at Desauliniers, a printing company in Moline, and toured there until 2:30. We headed homeward, somewhat exhausted and weary. The annual Spring Concert was held on May 10, 1973 in the high school gymnasium. The high school chorus and band along with the grade school choruses and band performed for a large audience. The Eighth Grade and High School Chorus sang- Traces, Little Green Apples, and My Way. The High School Chorus sang- I Don't Know How to Love Him; Sounds of Silence; and Scarborough Fair. A comical skit, My Gal's a Corker , was then performed by Joyce Hadley, Darlene Wiggim, Pam Roush, and Ron Kerchner. The High School Band then played-Classic Miniatures; Son of a Preacherman; Purlie; Brittany; The Typewriter with soloist Mr. Gene Burton; Pizzicato Polka; Take Five with Flutist-Joyce Hadley, Cornet-ist-Harold Sarber, Saxophonist-Susan Morman; and Tribute to Louis Armstrong with Trombone-Ron Kerchner, Cornet-Harold Sarber, Clarinet-Ann Sale, Tenor Sax-Joel Peterson, Tuba-Jim Sarber. The directors for the evening were Mrs. Lois Pendarvis and Mr. Gordon Connor. Our Town This Is the Way We Were in Our Growing Up and in Our Marrying and in Our Doctoring and in Our Living and in Our Dying. The Drama Club presented Our Town , a three act drama by Thronton Wilder on April 27 G 28, 1973. It centers around a small town called Grovers Comers, New Hampshire where the Gibbs and Webbs are neighbors. The play focuses on George Gibbs (Ron Kerchner) and Emily Webb (Denise Hartz) who are young friends, then teenagers, lovers, and finally man and wife. They barely say their vows till death do us part before Emily is taken in death and placed in the village cemetery on a rainy, dreary day. The cast was headed by the Stage Manager (DuWayne Polte). He told the audience facts about the town. When he needed assistance, he called the local advisor, Professor Williard (Criag Schis-ler). The town had a doctor and his family, Etoctor and Mrs. Gibbs (Randy Teske and Lori Swanson). They were the average parents of the prospective groom George and a daughter, Rebecca (Deb Roush). The local newspaper was published by Editor Charles Webb (John Schmidt) and his wife Myrtle (Pam Roush). Their starry eyed children were Wally (Nate Stoller) and Emily. The town's paper boy was Jo Crowell, Jr. (Steve Heward). Other supporting characters in the drama are Jo Stoddard (Jamie Kirkpatrick), Constable Warren (Jim Tunney), Simon Stimpson (Keith Carpenter), Mrs. Soames (Barb Gaunt), Howie Newsome (Mike Nelson), Si Crowell (Audie Rudiger), and Sam Craig (Kerry Jensen). The people of the town were: Sherri Oloff-son, Deb Creason, Theresa Miller, Bettie Hensel, and Carolyn Anderson. Emerald Hills Country Club May 18,1973 Junior-Senior Prom Cabaret was the theme of the 1973 Junior-Senior Prom held at the Emerald Hills Country Club in Sterling. The dance started at 9:30 featuring Pepperidge which lasted until 11:00. Coronation was at 10:00 with Junior attendants Pam Roush and Rick Childers. Senior Attendants were Judy Hansen and Terry Roush. King Tom Slock received a scepter and Queen Sherri Oloff-son received a dozen red roses and a crown. The banquet soon followed with Swiss Steak as the main course. Rick Childers welcomed everyone, Terri Flint gave the response, and Lori Hewitt gave the Benediction. Wills were read by Theresa Miller and the class prophecy was read by Judy Hansen. Bowling, billiards, and movies were then available for entertainment until 6:00 a. m. when doors were opened and the night became only a memory. 26 J Awards Day May 18,1973 LATIN AWARD-Joyce Hadley, Judy Hansen, Julie Bourquin OUTSTANDING SENIOR VOCALIST- Dennis DeDecker OUTSTANDING SENIOR BAND-Susan Morman OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN MUSIC- Craig Schisler ENGLISH AWARD-Ron Kerchner FRENCH AWARD-Teresa McMahon HISTORY AWARD-Denny Hartz OUTSTANDING G. A. A. MEMBER-Sherri Oloffson MATH AWARD-Duane Blackert SCIENCE AWARD-Dennis DeDecker MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION TEST AWARD-Ron Nelson OUTSTANDING HOME EC. AWARD- Lori Swanson BETTY CROCKER AWARD-Susan Morman OUTSTANDING F. H. A MEMBER-Deanna Wiggim SPEECH TEAM AWARD-Joyce Hadley OUTSTANDING TYPIST AND SHORTHAND STUDENT-Maribeth Miller COMMERCIAL AWARD-Deanna Wiggim CLASS SERVICE AWARDS-Freshmen-John Andrews Sophomore-Deb Roush Junior-Sheila Donahue 28 School Picnic May 25,1973 Graduation May 29,1973 INVOCATION: Rev. Donald Schladen SALUTATORLAN ADDRESS: Dennis Ham VALEDICTORIAN ADDRESS: Dennis DeDecker WOMEN'S CLUB AWARD: Deanna Wiggim WIRTH MEMORIAL AWARD: Dennis DeDecker SERVICE AWARD: Terry Flint AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: Dennis Hartz, Deanna Wiggim V. F. W.: Duane Blackert PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS OF 1973: Harold Craine BENEDICTION: Rev. Schladen Senior Class Trip The Seniors left Manlius about 3:30 on June 4 and arrived at the Washington Airport at 10:00 pm. We stayed at the Sheraton Motor Inn in Silver Springs, Maryland. We toured many places of interest in Washington. We thoroughly enjoyed the night tour of Washington which included the Washington Monument, but were glad to return to the motel that night. Wednesday the class toured the Smithsonian, Lincoln Memorial and that night we went to the dance at the Black Greco which we all thought was great. The next morning we went to New York by bus and spent the rest of the day shopping on Fifth Avenue. Friday we toured Chinatown, Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building and in tne evening we went to Radio City Music Hall. Saturday we toured Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts and rode back to Maryland to get on the plane which was homeward bound. We all enjoyed the trip to the utmost but were glad to get back on the old home grounds once again. In Memoriam Lowell Wheeler Vernon Martin Lowell Wheeler and Vernon Martin passed away during this school year after many yean of service as Head Custodian and Transportation Manager. They will be surely missed by their many friends and acquaintances in the Manlius School District. 35 We’re Number 1 Again! The season started much as any other season starts. Sweaty practices, tired football players and hard driving coaches. But there was a certain air about everything. Who would say we could possibly win the conference? But could anyone say we wouldn't? Wethersfield 22-6 The first game of the season came and went. The Devils were nervous but Wethersfield possibly could have been even edgier as their early fumbles set up Devil TD's. Manlius looked a little less than sharp but managed to put away their first victim of a long season. Elmwood 28-0 The Trojans proved to be easy target for the up and coming Red Devils. Scoring all their points in the first half and early 3rd quarter the Devils easily put Elmwood away and many underclassmen got their first opportunity to play. Wyoming 26-8 Most of the team had been waiting for this game for over a year. Revenge was in the hearts of many but Wyoming had other plans as they jumped to an early 8-0 lead. After that the Devils got down to business and began to make indents in Wyoming's end zone. When it was all over, the Devils had their sweet revenge. Dunlap 42-6 Things were bad for the Dunlap Eagles the night of October 6. To start out, a transformer blew before the game and one row of lights went out over their football field. Secondly, the Eagles were to play the Manlius Red Devils. The Devils were red hot after beating Wyoming and showed it by scoring 22 points in the 1st quarter and 14 in the 2nd. Manlius slowed down and only scored once in the 2nd half, but then there were bigger games to come. VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT L TO R: J. Kirkpatrick, S. Stenros, R. Hewitt, R. Faber, J. Andrews, D. Jones, D. DeDecker, G. Oloffson, R. Bolin, Coach Bourquin, K. Carpenter, manager. SECOND ROW L TO R: R. Johnson, A. Rudiger, T. Roush, D. Blackert, S. Popejoy, K. Bolin, M. Hochstatter, D. Webber, T. Slock, R. Childers, G. Dabler, Coach Ricci. THIRD ROW L TO R: D. Polte, D. Hartz, J. DeBrock, L. Neah-ring, B. Hensel, R. Nelson, R. Frank, R. Teske, A. Peterson, D. Kelm, K. Jensen, manager. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Pam Roush, Deanna Wiggim, Sherri Oloffson, Debbie Creason, Cindy Olson. Walnut 32-22 Homecoming at Manlius High! The occasion was right and the stakes were high for the Manlius-Walnut game. To top things off, the date was Friday, October 13. The devils must have realized it meant bad luck for the Blue Raiders as they jumped out to an early lead at half. Walnut tried to come back late in the 3rd and 4th quarters but a stingy Devil defense held. When it was all over Manlius had its sweetest victory so far in the season, but it was marred by disputed TD's and by a broken collarbone on Senior end Tom Slock. Toulon 14-8 Toulon was to the first of the wet games. The ground was completely soaked and in it the Devil offense bogged down. Only mustering 14 points in the whole game, the Devils had to fight to turn back a surging Toulon team. Late minute interceptions and fumble recoveries saved the game for the Devils and their Undefeated season. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Darlene Wiggim, Deb Rouch, Jane Behrens, Joyce Hadley, Ann Sale. Princeville 32-2 The ground was still soaked but the Devils offense and defense got off the ground. Scoring in every quarter, Big Red held the Princes to only 2 points. Now there were 7 down and only 2 games to go! Western 6-0 WTien a team nears the end of a perfect season, every game gets rough. Before Manlius could go undefeated they had to get by the Western Rams. Several times the Devil offense was inside the 10 yard line only to be turned back by a solid Ram line. The Devils finally came out on top with a narrow margin of victory and clinched at least a part of the crown Bradford 42-0 Suddenly, a long season comes to an abrupt end and seems very short. The mighty Manlius Red Devils went into their last game of the '72 season trying to to make it a perfect season. Bradford quickly learned why Manlius was 8-0. Scoring through both the airways and on the ground the Devil's offense rolled up an impressive score while the defense held the Panther's offense in check. When it was all over, the Red Devils of Manlius High School had an undefeated season, a Conference 'Crown', and memories of a great season. 37 38 39 Mark Hochstatter A Ivy Peterson Duane Blackert Senior Football Players Class of 1973 David Kelm Denny Hartz 40 Kenny Bolin All Conference FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Kenny Bolin Rodney Frank Dennis Hartz SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Joe DeBrock Tom Slock FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Duane Blackert Terry Roush Alvy Peterson Bob Hensel Rodney Frank Dennis Hartz HONORABLE MENTION Kenny Bolin Terry Roush Dennis DeDecker 41 FRONT ROW, L. TO R. : Bob Mensel, Mike Nelson, Denny Hartz, Denny DeDecker, John Schmidt, BACK ROW: John Dale, Tom Slock, Duane Blackert, Ron Kerchner, Ron Nelson, Coach Gary Burton. Varsity CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW, L. TO R. : Deanna Wiggim, Deb Creason, Cindy Olson, Sherri Oloffson. TOP: Pam Roush. 42 Basketball Devils Place 4th The Manlius Hardwood Squad managed a 4th place in the tough Blackhawk Conference race for the basketball championship. It was a rather disappointing season for the team as everyone was hoping this would be the year that Manlius could go all the way and win the conference. Despite the bad games, the Devils did manage to play some exciting and good games. The most memorable of these was probably the Manlius-Wethersfield game on January 9, 1973 when the Devils downed the state-ranked Flying Geese. With all the bad games and the good ones, Manlius ended the season 11-14. The Frosh. -Soph, basketball team wasn't as bad as our record indicated. There were several games which could have gone either way, but we just couldn't put it all together. If the team would have played every game the way we played Tiskilwa and Malden we would have lost very few games. The season ended with a 2-19 record Frosh-Soph CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Ann Sale, Joyce Hadley, Deb Roush, Jane Behrens, TOP: Darlene Wiggim. FRONT ROW, L. TO R. : John Andrews, Robbie Hewitt, Rodney Johnson, Duane Wilson, Gary Oloffson, Ray Faber. BACK ROW: Harold Sarber, Roger Craine, Sam Popejoy, Bob Hensel, John Dale, Audie Rudiger, Ron Lootens, Allen Jensen, Coach Harry Wallace. Scores WE THEY LaMoille 44 42 Ann aw an 56 65 Elmwood 42 45 Malden 58 37 Tiskilwa 37 44 Tonica 48 52 Ann aw an 56 58 Galva 40 37 Wyoming 53 50 Walnut 49 46 Wethersfield 42 35 Dunlap 43 46 Tiskilwa 37 54 Walnut 43 41 Western 55 52 Toulon 41 60 Bradford 56 64 Princeville 60 58 Western 56 46 Erie 49 42 Bradford 57 64 Malden 47 48 Wethersfield 49 69 Western 38 56 Baseball FRONT ROW: (L TO R)-Audie Rudiger, Rodney Johnson, Duane Wilson, Dennis DeDecker, Keith Carpenter, Sam Popejoy. BACK ROW: (L TO R)-Coach Joe Ricci, Joe DeBrock, Mike Nelson, Duane Blackert, John Dale, Don Jones, Dave Kelm. Scores MANLIUS OPPONENTS 0 Toulon 1 2 Malden 7 6 Elmwood 5 2 Walnut 7 7 Wyoming 11 4 Dunlap 7 5 (Dist) Toulon 4 1 (Dist) Wyoming 2 4 Bradford 15 2 Princeville 12 Bat Girls-Sherri Oloffson and Julie Jacobson Leading Hitter Rodney Johnson- — .416 Most Valuable Player-Dennis DeDecker 48 FRONT ROW: Dennis Hartz, Duane Blackert, Rodney Frank, Coach Bourquin. BACK ROW: Gary Oloffson, Mike Wirth, DuWayne Polte, Bob Hensel, John Schmidt, Craig Schisler, Ray Faber, Raymond Bolin. The track team this year had a successful season by taking 4th place in the Blackhawk Conference and 2nd in the Tampico Relays. We had 3 members in the district track meet; they were Mike Wirth in the low hurdles, Bob Hensel in the shot put, and Dennis Hartz in the 880. Dennis then qualified for state competition by taking first and at state he ranked seventeenth in it. This year's track queen was Judy Hansen LV 51 53 F.H.A. 1. Cindy Bartman, 2. Teresa McMahon, 3. Sherri Whitmer, 4. Shelly Sunquist, 5. Collen Foster, 6. Teresa Nerhing, 7. Bettie Hensel, 8. Nyla Monson, 9. Barb Gaunt, 10. Jane Anne Behrens, 11. Diane McMahon, 12. Carolyn Anderson, 13. Karla Monson, 14. Susan Morman, 15. Ann Sale, 16. Debbie Creason, 17. Lori Hewitt, 18. Julie Bourqin, 19. Kristie Teske, 20. Kathy Polte, 21. Julie Jacobson, 22. Nancy Hartz, 23. Augusta Rombouts, 24. Sherri Oloffson, 25. Mary Webber, 26. Cindy Lanxson, 27. Darlene Wiggam, 28. Lori Lebahn, 29. Chis Peterson, 30. Sally Rogers, 31. Lori Swanson, 32. Miss Kay Shull-Advisor, 33. Sherri Powers, 34. Karen Roush, 35. Karla Kelm, 36. Pam Roush, 37. Deanna Wiggam, 38. Kelly Foster, 39. Kelly Oloffson, 40. Joyce Hadley, 41. Denise Hartz, 42. Patti Pierson, 43. Sandy Pierson, 44. Debbie Roush, 45. Dana Creason, 46. Sherri Lathrop. 1. Sherri Oloffson-Recreation, 2. Deanna Wiggim-President. 3. Kelly Oloffson-Points, 4. Carolyn Anderson-Vice-President, 6. Tresea McMahon-Points, 7. Shelly Sunquist-Points, 8. Ann Sale-Points, 9. Lori Swanson-Points, 10. Susan Morman-Treasurer, 11. Julie Jacobson-Points Chairman, 12. Debbie Creason-Secretary, 13. Lori Labahn-Historian. ,0 ,0 0 a a r a n An nan 3 4 56 7 8 9 i0 no on ] non n n 16 : IS 19 21 nooAAonAn n n 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 30 31 n n A A n a a n n 38 39 4CT 4| 42 A A 46 47 54 1. Alvy Peterson-Vice President, 2. Dick Crain- Reporter, 3. Tom Slock-Sentinel, 4. Dave Kelm- Treasurer, 5. Joe DeBrock- President, 6. Dennis Hartz- Secretary. 1. Kevin Stier, 2. Mr. Lane-Advisor, 3. Jim Hurley, 4. Tom Slock, 5. Duane Blackert, 6. John Schmidt, 7. Joe DeBrock, 8. Tim Hoffman, 9. Alvy Peterson, 10. Dick Crain, 11. Randy Monson, 12. Craig Schis-ler, 13. John Dale, 14. Jon Miller, 15. Sam Popejoy, 16. Dave Kelm, 17. Denny Hartz, 18. Gary Oloffson, 19. Randy Teske, 20. Kenny Bolin, 21. Mike Wirth, 22. Neil Monson, 23. Roger Craine, 24. Tom Ether-ige, 25. Bob Hensel, 26. Ron Lootens, 27. Ray Bolin, 28. John Andrews, 29. Rodney Johnson, 30. Rodney Latsetter, 31. Robbie Hewitt, 32. Robbie Wallace. 33. Duane Wilson, 0 a fl R n A a 34. Ron Wright, 35. James Kilpat-ric, 36. Gary Miller, 37. Dave Soloma, 38. Gary Boone. 1. Wanda Larsen; 2. Cindy Bartman; 3. Theresa Miller; 4. Randy Teske; 5. Teresa McMahon; 6. Cindy Olson; 7. Debbie Creason; 8. Susan Morman; 9. Julie Jacobson; 10. Bettie Hensel; 11. Jane Behrens; 12. Julie Bourquin; 13. Pam Roush; 14. Terry Flint; 15. Lori Hewitt; 16. Deanna Wiggim; 17. Kelly Oloffson; 18. Mike Nelson; 19. Patti Pierson;1 20, Darlene Wiggim; 21. Sally Rodgers; 22. Sherri Oloffson; 23. Sheila Donahue; 24. Ann Sale; 25. Joyce Hadley; 26. Debbie Roush; 27. Ron Kerchner; 28. Eugene Burton; advisor; 29. James Tunney; 30. John Schmidt; 31. Maribeth Miller; 32. Lori LeBahn; 33. Sheri Lathrop. 56 NEWSPAPER OFFICERS: Sheila Donahue, John Dale, Wanda Larsen, Debbie Creason, Susan Morman. Missing Judy Hansen, Editor. Annual Staff o ono o Q 0 0 0 o 0 0 f ci V a o o o o 0 1. Julie Jacobson; 2. Sherri Oloff-son; 3. Patti Pierson; 4. Dennis Hartz; 5. Deanna Wiggim; 6. Denise Hartz; 7. Theresa Miller; 8. Debbie Creason; 9. John Schmidt; 10. Debbie Roush; 11. Pam Roush; 12. Sue Morman; 13. Lori Hewitt; 14. Gary' Oloffson; 15. Ann Sale; 16. Randy Teske; 17. Karla Kelm; 18. Terry Flint; 19. John Dale; 20. Wanda Larsen; 21. Mr. Burton; 22. Bettie Hensel; 23. Cindy Olson; 24. Kelly Oloffson; 25. Sheri Lathrop; 26. Dana Creason; 27. Augusta Rombouts. Officers FRONT ROW: Wanda Larsen, photographer, Deanna Wiggim, Layout Editor, Theresa Miller, Editor. BACK ROW: Sherri Oloffson, Business Manager, Denise Hartz, Copy Editor. 57 1. Maribeth Miller-Secretary, Reporter, 2. Alvy Peterson-Treasurer, 3. Dennis Hartz- Vice President, 4. Dennis DeDecker-President. 1. Barb Gaunt, 2. Susan Morman, 3. Dennis Hartz, 4. Dennis DeDecker, 5. Ron Nelson, 6. Mrs. Lola Behrens-Advisor, 7. Maribeth Miller, 8. Sheila Donahue, 9. Alvy Perterson, 10. Ron Kerch-ner, 11. Dick Craine. 1. Kenny Bolin, 2. Ron Nelson, 3. Tom Slock, 4. Joe Debrock, 5. Mr. Ken Bourquin-Advisor, 6. Debbie Roush, 7. Dana Creason, 8. Pam Roush, 9. Rick Childers, 10. Jamie Kirkpatrick, 11. Mick Wirth. 1. Kenny Bolin- President, 2. Rick Childers -Reporter, 3. Pam Roush-Secretary, 4. Tom Slock-Vice President. 0 Student Council 58 1. Rick Chi Iders-President, 2. Teresa Miller-Secretary, 3. Maribeth Miller-Treasurer, 4. John Schmidt-Vice President, 5. Sheila Donahue- Reporter. Latin Club French Club 1. Susan Mor-man-Vice President, 2. Ron Kerchner-President, 3. Jane Ann Behrens-Secretary, 4. Ann Sale-Treasurer. pP p 9 nAn np pn n n 7 1 ' i 1. Theresa McMahman, 2. Sherri Whitmer, 3. Dick Craine, 4. Alvy Peterson, 5. Duane Blackert, 6. Cindy Bart-man, 7. Terry Flint, 8. Pam Roush, 9. Jane Anne Behrens, 10. Ann Sale, 11. Susan Mor-man, 12. Barb Gaunt, 13. Debbie Roush, 14. Dennis De-Decker, 15. Ray Bolin, 16. Maribeth Miller, 17. Ron Kerchner, 18. Lori Lebhan, 19. Diane McMahman, 20. Nancy Hartz, 21. Nacy Behrens, 22. Sherri Powers. 1. Joyce Hadley, 2. John Schmidt, 3. Sherri Oloffson, 4. Theresa Miller, 5. larb Gaunt, 6. Ron Kerchner, 7. Rick Childers. 8. John Dale, 9. Ron Nelson, 10. Debbie Creason, 11. Mrs. Lola Behrens-Advisor, 12. David Vance, 13. Sally Rogers, 14. Sheila Donahue, 15. Maribeth Miller, 16. Julie Bourquin, 17. Audie Rudiger. G.A.A. n n n n n, n o 9 10 . n nn i7 is r 24 fin ?5 ?6 1. Sherri Oloffson; 2. Darlene Wiggim; 3. Kelly Foster; 4. Mrs. Schmidt 5. Ann Sale; 6. Wanda Larsen; 7. Theresa Miller; 8. Sherry Whitmer; 9. Bettie Hen-sel; 10. Deanna Wiggim; 11. Cindy Olson; 12. Lori Hewitt 13. Cindy Lanxon; 14. Nancy Behrens; 15. Patti Pierson; 16. Dana Creason 17. Chris Peterson; 18. Kathy Polte; 19. Sandy Pierson; 20. Sheri Lathrop; 21. Debbie Roush; 22. Kelly Oloffson; 23. Karen Roush; 24. Pam Roush; 25. Mary Webber; 26. Sherry Powers. Officers FRONT ROW: Sherri Oloffson. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Olson, Deanna Wiggim, Lori Hewitt. BACK ROW: Pam Roush, Patti Pierson. 60 — Drama Club I. Cindy Bartman; 2. Theresa Miller; 3. John Dale; 4. John Schmidt; 5. Rick Childers; 6. Joyce Hadley; 7. Deb Roush; 8. Maribeth Miller; 9. Sherrie Oloff-son; 10. Sue Morman; 11. Duane Blackett; 12. Ron Kerchner; 13. Cindy Olson; 14. Jane Behrens; 15. Teresa McMahon; 16. A Ivy Peterson; 17. Deanna Wiggim; 18. Sheila Donahue; 19. Denny Hartz; 20. Mrs. Grimmer; 21. Gary Olo-ffson; 22. Ann Sale; 23. Julie Bourquin; 24. Deb Creason; 25. Wanda Larsen; 26. Barb Guant; 27. Ron Nelson; 28. Dick Craine; 29. Dennis DeE)ecker. n 13 14 |5' On n r r r r 17 90 n i 1. Barb Guant; 2. Bettie Hensel; 3. Theresa Miller; 4. Rick Childers; 5. Karen Roush; 6. Carolyn Anderson; 7. Jane Behrens; 8. Cindy Olson; 9. Dennis DeDecker; 10. John Schmidt; 11. Randy Teske; 12. Pam Roush; 13. Gary Oloffson; 14. Dick Craine; 15. Sheri Lathrop; 16. Lori Hewitt; 17. Julie Jacobson; 18. Ann Sale; 19. Lori LeBahn; 20. Darlene Wiggim; 21. Alvy Peterson; 22. Denise Hartz; 23. Sue Morman; 24. Sherri Oloffson; 25. Deanna Wiggim; 26. Teresa McMahon; 27. Julie Bourquin; 28. Nancy Behrens; 29. Joyce Hadley; 30. Cindy Bartman; 31. Diane McMahon; 32. Wanda Larsen; 33. Dana Creason; 34. Deb Roush; 35. Karla Kelm. Officers TOP TO BOTTOM; Alvy Peterson, Dennis DeDecker, Sherrie Oloffson, Deanna Wiggim. Officers President-Dennis DeDecker; Secretary-Pam Roush; Trea-surer-Theresa Miller. Band and Chorus This year the Manlius High School Band marched in the the Princeton Christmas and WIU Homecoming Parades and as usual led the Manlius Homecoming Parade. We sent Ann Sale and Sue Morman to the All-Star Band Festival in Macomb, and had a successful representative in Blackhawk Festival both in Mass and Honor Bands Bands. At contest we received two lsts and quite a few seconds, but the experiences gained and shared were much more important. We sent Sue Morman to summer band camp in Macomb. Mixed in with our musical activities we've had fun at our sledding and bowling parties. All in all, we've had a really fantastic year. FRONT ROW-L. TO R.-Jane Anne Behrens, Joyce Hadley, Cindy Bartman, Sheri Powers, Diane McMahon, Kelly Foster, Jeanne Bourquin, Connie Kleanuieu, Viva Polte, Vickie Bartman, 2nd ROW-Mike Nelson, Harold Sarber, Roger Craine, Theresa McMahon, Kevin Schisler, Sheryl Edlefson, Craig Miller, Lynette Rom bouts, Lenore Le-bahn, Karla Stenros, Chris Peterson, Kelly Oloffson, Craig Schisler, Ann Sale, 3rd ROW-Sue Morman, Nancy Behrens, Jim Sarber, Mary Webber, Sally Rogers, Kathy Polte, Julie Bourquin, Ron Kerchner, Dick Craine, Dennie DeDecker, 4th ROW-Dave Vance, Mark Hochstatter, Sheri Lathrop, John Schmidt. FRONT ROW-L. TO R.-Pam Roush, Joyce Hadley, Debbie Roush, Sheri Powers, Sue Morman, Nancy Behrens, Sandy Pierson, Sheri Lathrop, 2nd ROW-Jane Anne Behrens, Darlene Wiggim, Kris Teske, Mary Webber, Chris Peterson, Kathy Polte, Lori Lebahn, Deanna Wiggim, Maribeth Miller, Deni Hartz, 3rd ROW-Ann Sale, Wanda Larsen, Lori Hewitt, Diane McMahon, Augusta Rombouts, Debbie Creason, Jayme Sunquist, Sherri Oloffson, Dennis DeDecker, 4th ROW-Theresa McMahon, Bettie Hensel, Alvy Peterson, Dick Craine, John Schmidt, Mike Nelson, Theresa Miller, Sherri Whitmer, Cindy Bartman, Cindy Olson. Chorus At the beginning of the year the chorus sang at the Christmas Program which was held at the Bollman Memorial Field House. On November 20 we went to Wyoming, 111. for the Blackhawk Conference Chorus Festival. On April 14, 1973 we participated in a contest at Rock Falls, 111. At the end of the year we sang at the Spring Concert on April 30, 1973. Majorettes The five majorettes marched with the band at every home football game and even worked up some routines. The day after our last football game we marched in the Western Illinois University Parade. And then we marched in the Santa Claus Parade in Princeton, on November 25th. We always performed and marched with the band until the last basketball game with Western, where we put on the half-time show. It has been a busy, but fun year for all of us. L. TO R. -Carolyn Anderson, Lori Lebahn, Nancy Behrens, Nancy Hartz, Darlene Wiggim. 63 a n n fiifl A A n r)(Pl U an ft Jmmutiinul tvmnrjrp onnn forfcijh SMtmnl lounulisis FRONT ROW: Susan Morman; Newspaper Layout Editor, Theresa Miller; Annual Editor, Patti Peirson; Typist. BACK ROW: Wanda Larsen; Stencil-ist, Judy Hansen; Newspaper Editor, Deanna Wiggim; Layout Editor Annual. 1. Carolyn Anderson; 2. Julie Jacobson; 3. Bettie Hensel; 4. Debbie Roush; 5. Lori Hewitt; 6. Cindy Olson; 7. Colleen Foster; 8. Debbie Creason; 9. Nancy Behrens; 10. Deanna Wiggim; 11. Karen Roush; 12. Sherri Oloffson; 13. Mrs. Schmidt; 14. Denise Hartz; 15. Sheri Lathrop; 16. Kelly Foster; 17. Craig Schisler. 64 L-P Area Vocational Students r nrtflO fl 1. Mark Hochstatter; 2. Steve He-ward; 3. Ken Bolin; 4. Terry Roush; 5. David Kelm; 6. Joe De-Brock; 7. Nate Stoller; 8. Kerry Jensen; 9. Keith Carpenter; 10. Deanna Wiggim; 11. Lori Swanson; 12. Shelly Sunquist; 13. Lori Hewitt; 14. Kevin Stier; 15. Du Wayne Polte; 16. Jim Hurley; 17. Karla Monson; 18. Teresa Neahring; 19. Nyla Monson. This year Manlius has 19 students enrolled in the L-P Area Vocational Center. There are many courses to enroll in to help you find a job after graduation. The most frequently entered courses by the boys are auto and ag mechanics. Manlius has 10 of 13 boys enrolled in these two courses. In these courses they study, tear apart, and put together engines. Beauty culture, business and health occupations are the courses frequently entered by girls. S of 6 girls from Manlius are entered in two of these courses. There are also two courses in which both boys and girls frequently enter and they are graphic and commercial arts. In these enable the students to test and bring out their artistic talents. It does have its downfalls such as getting up early every morning and the long bus ride. The ride does prove worthwhile sometimes when we are listening to the radio, daa--ro, and playing guess how many are in this bag. In the long run it is good experience for all. 65 1. Craig Schisler; 2. Dick Craine; 3. Gary Knudsen; 4. Mike Nelson; 5. John Schmidt; 6. Ronnie Loot-ens; 7. Harold Sarber; 8. Ron Nelson; 9. Randy Teske; 10. Audie Rudiger; 11. Kerry Jensen; 12. David Vance; 13. Rob Hewitt; 14. Sheila Donahue; 15. Ray Bolin; 16. Roger Craine; 17. Dennis De-Decker; 18. Ray Faber; 19. Sally Rodgers. n Q Q Q 9 ® (3 ,0.0 n 0 ’ 3 q poO 14 I Speech Team 1. Rick Childers; 2. John Schmidt; 3. Cindy Olson; 4. Barb Guant; 5. Bettie Hensel; 6. Mike Nelson; 7. Dick Craine; 8. Mrs. Grimmer; 9. Joyce Hadley; 10. Lori LeBahn; 11. Pamela Roush; 12. Wanda Larsen. 9 67 Superintendent HENRY SALE Principal KEN BOURQUIN Bookkeeper-Secretary, Secretary to the board. LOUISE DEVENYNS Secretary LUCILLE MARTIN SCHOOL BOARD L-R: Clifton Carpenter, Harold Craine, Myron Anderson, Dave Jacobson, Harvey Sandrock and Harold Powers. 68 BUS DRIVERS: Phyllis Polte, Rita Frank, Dorothy Burba, Virg Bartman, Ron Hochstatter, Janet Sale, Sandy Martin, and Carolyn Doty. 69 GRANT ANDRESEN LOIA BEHRENS History, Junior Class Sponsor. English, Latin, Latin Club, Na- tional Honor Society. EUGENE BURTON Business Classes, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff. GARY BURTON CORDON CONNOR High School Basketball, Junior Band and Chorus. High English. MARY DONNELL English, French, French Club, Cheering Advisor. 70 KAY GRIMMER Guidance Counselor, Speech, Speech Team Advisor. MARTHA JOHANSEN Math, Science, Sophomore Class Sponsor. WILLIAM LANE Agriculture Courses, F. F. A. Advisor. JOE RICCI GERI SCHMIDT Drivers Ed., Boys P. E., Senior Librarian, G. A. A. Advisor. Class Sponsor, Assistant Football Coach. KAY SHULL Home Economics, Girls P. E., F.H. A. Advisor. 71 73 TERRY ANN FLINT President JUDY ELAINE HANSEN Secretary KENNETH FLOYD BOLIN Student Council ¥ jm JOSEPH STEVEN DEBROCK Vice President Class Motto Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, • life is nothing! Class Trip Washington 6 New York Class Enrollment 29 DENNIS RAY HARTZ T reasurer THOMAS RICHARD SLOCK Student Council 74 Shaded Blue Carnation DUANE MERLE BLACKERT RICHARD EUGENE CRAINE DEBBIE KAY CREASON DENNIS FRANCIS DEDECKER THOMAS DEAN ETHERIDGE 75 RODNEY GARY FRANK MARK ALLEN HOCHSTATTER TIMOTHY JOHN HOFFMAN JAMES HAROLD HURLEY DONALD CF.NE IONES DAVID WILLIAM KELM CARY STEVEN KNUDSON JON KEVIN MILLER b THERESA MARIE MILLER SUSAN ANN MORMAN SHERRI LYNN OLOFFSON ALVY MICHAEL PETERSON TERRY RAY ROUSH ROBERT MICHAEL WALLACE CAROLYN ROSE WEBBER DEANNA MARIE WICCIM Senior Wills I, DUANE BLACKERT, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Kerry Jensen, my ability to get along with people, even Carpenter, and the memories of Dexter splashing water on him. I, KENNY BOLIN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Keith Carpenter one dented left front fender, with a few rust spots, one pillow for the LP bus and the real thing for a good Simon Stimpson. I, DICK CRAINE, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath upon Rick Childers, my ability in Chemistry lab to find mercury ions in a solution of nothing of silver ions. Also one whole class period in which to play charades while they are studying nuclear chemistry. I, DEBBIE CREASON, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Karla Jordan, my great ability to get along with a certain teacher, initials being E.B. and to Sheila Donahue my immeasurable proficiency in the expression both orally and hiero-glyphically, every type of collocution, my profound and ineffable thoughts. I, JOE DeBROCK, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Greg Dabler, my co-captain spot on the football team, and the quarter which was willed to me last year to use at Osco in case of emergency, because I didn't get to use it. I, DENNIS DeDECKER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to DuWayne Polte, a bottle of No-Doz so he can stay awake, and a bottle of Windex to keep his thermopane glasses clean. I, TERRY FLINT, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Pam Roush, a $25. 00 speeding ticket, a lesson on 'How to Make Popcorn', and a towel to clean up her own sicknesses; and to Bettie Hensel my credit and high grades in Typing II, our favorite class, and a short skirt and low top for next year. I, JUDY HANSEN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Denise Hartz 100 all-time, never fail excuses for getting home late; and to Patti Pierson all the headaches and missed deadlines of the Devil's Diary, plus one multilith eraser. I, DENNIS HARTZ, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Randall Monson, a set of keys for his key chain, a Mr. Legs crown, slightly crum-' pled, and a Guy Temple special, complete with red stamps and red suspenders. I, MARK HOCHSTATTER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Kevin Stier my famous collection of used, rusted out, Fords and one new mini bike engine. I, TIM HOFFMAN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Kevin Stier my fantastic ability to skip school with one exception; mothers' noses in our business. I, JIM HURLEY, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Rick Childers, my Baha and nothing else, because you're not worth it. I, DON JONES, of sound mind and endless body do hereby will to: Greg Dabler, who is very lean A purple pocadotted jelly bean. When you get it, you'll be cool, and when you eat you'll surely drool. Can't call you a twinkle-toed fairy, so I'll just leave you my dictionary. There is a class where people cry, because the teachers name is Guy. Don't be mad and don't be shook I'll leave you that old greasey bookkeeping book. Now this will is over and done, so you Juniors I'll leave you a bun. When this is over and you go home don't forget my little poem. I, DAVID KELM, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Steve Heward my ability to stay on the good side of Mr. Lane, my seven day seat in the Warden's Room and the ability to carry on the legendary name of GEARHEAD even if you don't have a Pontiac. I, GARY KNUDSEN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Nathan Stoller, Manlius HIGH School in its entirety, and in addition twelve months of psychiatric care, free of charge, which I am sure you will need. I, JON MILLER, alias Big Jon, being of sound mind and body, hereby will to Mike Nelson, my ability not to philosophize on every subject I talk about to Greg Dabler, the hole in the History room, and a pair of looking glasses for you know what. I, THERESA MILLER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Cindy Olson, my editorship of the annual, and one, just one, Lawn and Garden Trash can liner for whenever she needs it. And to Barbie Guant, one pair of Salvation Army mud flaps to put on her road machine, and one kazoo to accompany her horn. And to Lori Swanson, a oneway ticket to Sing Sing in Barbie's Opel. I, SUSAN MORMAN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Maribeth Miller a years supply of scotch tape so she may use all my old Shorthand pages that Mr. Burton destroyed. And to Carolyn Anderson I leave my position of layout editor of the Devil's Diary. Lay it out will! I, SHERRI OLOFFSON, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Lori Hewitt, a gift certificate from Trinity Lutheran Church to go to the nearest Rosary Bead Center, a red carpet to genuflect on, and as an added attraction, a date with Watergate. And to Julie Jacobson, alias Jake, one finished quilt, one 2:00 am walk in New Bedford, a large bandage due to injuries from eave spouts, and last but not least, two one-day tickets to Green Acres. I, ALVY PETERSON, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Ron Nelson my good behavior and great football ability. I. TERRY ROUSH, being of not much mind and too much body since football season has been over, do hereby will to Tater Teske my reserve seat for a seven day stretch in the office, my ability to do drills in football with as little work as possible and one 'hot' football conference shirt. I, JIM SARBER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Craig Schiler, Ork, from the back seat of my car, for she tells no tales. I, TOM SLOCK, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Ron Xerchner, the ability not to laugh at Coach Burton and also a BIG hat. I, JIM TUNNEY, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Joel Peterson, one broken pencil, one slightly used piece of paper, and one Rules of the Road, with Paul Powell's signature to keep him with the limits of the law. 78 Senior Prophecy Dear Sherri: Could you believe it? After ten years the great class of 73 finally made it together again. ALVY PETERSON provides us with the perfect spot for our reunion didn't he? Just think of it, he now owns Bureau County and where else could we have a reunion but back on the old home ground. KENNY BOLIN provided all the refreshments, you know that his new company now goes by the name of BOLINS FARM didn't you? Did you see MARK HOCHSTATTER pull up in that bus? He told me that he now owns his own bus company which he calls LIPS BUS SERVICE. Getting off the bus were some of M.H.S. 's former athletes. DUANE BLACKERT after taking courses in coordination and speaking finally got the job as water boy for the Chicago Bulls. Behind him came the world famous center of the Bulls, TOM SLOCK. Mark said they had to go to Wisconsin to pick up JOE DEBROCK, who is now the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers. And on his way down to Bureau County he stopped at Soxes park in Chicago to pick up fielder, DON JONES. Our class was always full of athletes wasn't it. You know I would have liked to talk with JUDY HANSEN but she is now a nurse in Japan. I hear she is teaching them Japanese, well at least that is what SUSAN MORMAN said when I asked her. Susan is now head of BETTY CROCKER and travels world-wide. She told me she enjoyed fixing dinner for the Americans in the Japanese Olympics this year. Did you know that DENNIS HARTZ, has already won eight gold medals running in the Olympics this year? Sue told me that Olympic weightlifter, DICK CRAINE didn't care too much for her cooking. He said that he'd rather go over to Quick's. I thought it was nice of JIM SARBER to provide a little music for us. He now plays the tuba in the Lawrence Welk Band. Do you remember the Kory workers back in high school? Well I just couldn't believe that TERRY ROUSH owns the whole company now. Did he tell you about the new fork the company is working on? Terry told me that DEANNA WIGGIM is head secretary of the company under Manager Wilt. Remember Tunney? Now- you don't mess around with JIM TUNNEY, he's a full-fledged state policeman. I saw Jim talking shop with the head of the CIA, DENNIS DEDECKER, remember the brains that guy had. He was always number one in the class. Did you talk with ROBBIS WALLACE? Well now he owns Bureau County Grain and Supply and JON MILLER went into business with Viigil in the fertilizer business and sprays roofs in his spare time. Did you know that CAROLYN WIBBER made it big in daytime T. V. shows? She now hosts the Who, What and Where Game. GARY KNUDSEN is the only member of the class of 73 to go into the teaching profession. He is now a Biology Professor at Harvard. TOM ETHERIDGE made a mint of money when he inherited the Cover Girl Company. He's worth millions now. RODNEY FRANK is now selling his own chain of lawn mowers. He manufactured a chain of lawn mowers that hook up to the back of a bicycle. TERRY FLINT told me that she still enjoys racing. Remember those days? Well she still takes the Camaro up to Byron and races. She said that Gerald and Tara haven't missed a race yet. Terry always gets the car serviced at Hoffman's DX. TIM HOFFMAN bought the station from Catton years ago. It was too bad DEBBIE CREASON couldn't make it back for the reunion wasn't it? She wrote and told me that her schedule is so busy under the President that she couldn't possibly make it. I talked with JIM HURLEY about his new business too. The new product is Little Jims and he says that business is boomin'. It was sure nice to see DAVE KELM again. He made it big. It must be nice owning your own company. I thought the name was fitting though-Gearheads Incorpora ted-just seemed to fit Dave. You eam a nice bit as secretary for Gearheads don't you? Is any of that shorthand necessary for the job? Well I'd better close and get back to my nursing duties on the seventh floor. Theresa 79 Officers President: Sheila Donahue Vice President: Rick Childers Secretary: Maribeth Miller Treasurer: Ron Kerchner Reporter: Lori Swanson Student Council: Pam Roush Ron Nelson Anderson, Bolin, Carpenter, Carolyn Ray Keith Gaunt, Hartz, Hensel, Barbie Denise Bettie Jensen, Kerchner. Larsen, Kerry Ron Wanda Childers, D abler, Donahue, Rick Greg Sheila Hewitt, Heward, Jacobson, Lori Steve Julie Martin, Miller, Monson, Ron Maribeth Karla 80 Juniors Our Junior year for the Class of 74 was a hurried year full of excitement and hard work. At the start of the new school year, all the Juniors came back to M. H. S. proudly wearing their class rings. One of the first things we organized was a raffle for a tape player and a stereo during the Homecoming game. Our float Big Red Baron Down won first place. Homecoming attendants were Ron Nelson and Patti Pierson. The highlight of our year was the International Supper which was held on December 14. It consisted of Italian, Mexican and English foods. Of course, we can't forget the Junior Coat Check which added bit by bit to the financial standings of the class. The 1973 Prom was held at Emerald Hills on May 18, 1973. Everyone dined, danced, and had a wonderful time! Monson, Nyla Monson, Randy Nelson, Ron Nelson, Mike Neahring, Teresa Olson, Cindy Peterson, Joel Peirson, Patti Polte, Du Wayne Rodgers, Sally Roush, Pamela Teske, Randy Sale, Mary Schisler, Craig Schmidt, John Stier, Kevin Stoller, Nathan Swanson, Lori 81 “Class Officers PRES.-Gary Oloffson V. PRES.-Dana Creason SEC.-Sandy Raabe TREAS. -Colleen Foster REP-Darlene Wiggim STUDENT COUNCIL REP. -Debbie Roush Bartman, Cindy Behrens, Jane Ann Behrens, Nancy Boone, Gary Bout quin, Julie Creason, Dana Dale, John Faber, Raymond Foster, Colleen Hadley, Joyce Hartz, Nancy Hensel, Bob Kelm, Karla Lathrop, Scott Lathrop, Sheri 82 Sophomores Our class started off the 1972-73 school year with new officers: President-Gary Oloffson, V. Pres-ident-Dana Creason, Sec.-Sandy Raabe, Treas.-Colleen Foster, Reporter-Darlene Wiggim, Student Council-Debbie Roush, Ad-visor-Mrs. Johannsen. As always, the class of 75 had a busy year. We talked about what we should do for a money-making project. We picked our homecoming attendants who were: Jane Ann Behrens and Sam Popejoy. Our homecoming float theme was; We'll Make Peanuts from W'al-nut! We received a second on it. We had a tape hop and also a band dance featuring, Jurisdiction . We picked out our class rings in March. In April our class had a car wash at the bus garage. The last thing that was discussed was where Prom was going to be held next year. In the future may the class of 75 remember that change is good, but only when made in a positive direction. Latstetter, Rodney LeBahn, Lori Lootens, Ron McMahn, Teresa Miller, Gary Oloffson, Gary Oloffson, Kelly Popejoy, Sam Raabe, Sandy Rom bout, Augusta Roush, Debbie Salama, Dave Sale, Ann Sarber, Harold Sunquist, Jayme Whitmer, Sheryl Wiggim, Darlene 83 Class Officers BOTTOM: Jamie Kirkpatrick-Vice President. L TO R: Sheri Powers-Secretary, Chris Peter-son-President, Dianne McMahon-Reporter, Rodney Johnson-Treasurer. The Freshman class this year had 25 participants. Our float for homecoming was Devil Power which received a prominent 4th place. The attendants were Christine Peterson and John Andrews. We held a tape hop on the last football game. Later we held a band dance with SSASS . We invited Western High and cleared $60. 00. During the later part of the year we sold Amway products and served for the Businessmen's Club Supper. Andrews, John Craine, Roger Foster, Kelly Hewitt, Robin Jensen, Allen Johnson, Rodney Kirkpatrick, James Lanxon, Cindy McMahon, Dianne Monson, Neil Neahring, Leslie Peterson, Chris i 84 Freshmen Pierson, Sandy Polte, Kathy Powers, Sheri Roush, Karen Rudiger, Audie Stenros, Karla Teske, Kristy Vance, David Webber, Mary Wilson, Duane Wirth, Mike Wright, Ron 85 Administration TOP LEFT: Mr. Terry Blackert-Social Studies, Elem. Principle; Mr. Gary Bur-ton-English, Reading, Coach. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Robert Totten-Social Studies, Reading, Coach; Mr. Harry Wallace-Science, Math, Coach. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Ann Christensen-Teacher Aid; Mrs. Esther Tracy-Remedial Reading. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Lois Pendarvis-Vocal Music. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Christine Gross-Speech Therapist. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Catherine Glaser-Sixth Grade. 86 Eighth Grade Wills I, RICK HENSEL, will to Bill Hensel, my ability to stand up on the basketball court. I, KERRY EILERS, will Tim Miller, my hair. I, LYNETTE ROMBOUT, will to Vickie Sisson, a bottle of HEAD N SHOULDERS for her hair. I, JEANINE BOURQUIN, will Steve Oloffson, a bottle of Tamex to keep his braces shiny. I, TIM THOMPSON, will to Steve Oloffson, my ability to wrestle and to Doris Creason 17 of my pictures to keep her house free of RATS. I, RODNEY SUGARS, will Charles Fox, my ability to give the claw in wrestling. I, JANET DOUBLER, will Ann McMahn, twenty pounds. I, DEBBIE NEAHRING, will Laura Wise, a house full of staples. I, KATHY MUELLER, will Janelle Peterson, my long hair. I, TIM DONAHUE, will to Dick Williams, a pearl to put in that giant clam in the middle of his face. I, CONNIE KLEINAU, will Connie Vance, a can of hickie remover. I, LENORE LeBAHN, will to Vickie Sisson, a key to her diary. I, VICKIE BARTMAN, will John Sale, a diary to keep his love life to HIMSELF. I, KEVIN SCHISLER, will John Sale, my ribs that are still in one piece. I, GREG WHITMER, will Randy Rasmussen, my cigarettes. I, SHERYL EDLEFSON, will Joy Lough, the ability not to lose rings, and to Doreen Wiggim my seat during grade school band. I, CELIA MII.IJR, will Joy Lough, some calamine lotion so her mosquito bites won't itch. I, RANDY LOOTENS, will Randy Rasmussen, my second hand teepee and my plastic tomahawk I, BOBBY JO TRACY, will LaDonna Wirth, a Three Musketeers bar, so it's fluffy not stuffy. I, KARLA OLOFFSON, will to LaDonna Wirth, the number 1 to add to 36 to make 37. I, VIVA POLTE, will all my knowledge of square roots to anybody who doesn't want to know much about them. I, STEVE CAROLL, will Richard Williams my ability to play basketball and a bow tie. I, CRAIG MILLER will my desk and chair plus any bad grades to Randy Rasmussen. Officers President: Lenore Lebahn, Vice President: Tim Donahue (missing), Secretary: Cecelia Miller, Treasure: Kevin Schisler. Bartman, Vicki Bourquin, Jeanine Carrell, Steve Donahue, Tim Doubler, Janet Edlefson, Sheryl Hensel, Rick Hotchkiss, Tami Kleinau, Connie Latstetter, Judy LeBahn, Lenore Lootens, Randy Martin, Tony Miller, Cecelia Miller, Craig 88 Eighth Grade Mueller, Kathy Neahring, Debbie Oloffson, Karla The first day of school was held on August 28, 1972. There were three new students in the eighth grade class. They were: Tami Hotchkiss, Tony Martin, and Steve Carrell. Later in the year, Kerry Biers moved into the Manlius School District. The Seventh and Bghth Grade had its Halloween Party on October 28. There was a hayrack ride to Kenny Rodgers and a dance at the school afterwards. Opsal, Charlene Polte, Viva Rombouts, Lynette Schisler, Kevin Sugars, Rodney Thompson, Tim The Seventh Grade gave us our graduation party in May. Graduation was held May 25, 1973. We are now looking forward to being Green Freshmen . 89 Seventh Grade Officers PRESIDENT: Tim Miller VICE PRESIDENT: Joy Lough SECRETARY: Randy Rasmussen TREASURER: Keith Bolin Anderson, Lita Bolin, Keith Carrall, Michelle Chesser, Connie Creason, Doris Donahue, Mark Fox, Charles Goble, Jeff Harp, Jimmy Hensel, Bill Kelly, Kathy Lough, Joy Martin, Gary Martin, Mandy McMahon, Ann Miller, Tim Morgan, Debbie Oloffson, Steve Parker, Ramona Peterson, Jane lie 90 As 7th graders we started the year off well. We had our bake sales as usual. The 8th graders gave us our annual Halloween party during the last part of October, in which we had a hayrack ride and dance. Then we gave the 8th graders their annual graduation party, which proved to be lots of fun for all. Now we are eagerly awaiting our chance to be mighty 8th graders. Rasmussen, Randy Roush, Marty Sale, John Sarber, Charles Sisson, Vicky Stenros, Terry Sugars, Tim Sunquist, Danny Tracy, Billi Vance, Connie Van Meter, Curtis White, Kenny Wiggim, Doreen Williams, Richard Wirth, La Donna 91 Anderson, Leslye Andrews, Jill Bartman, Joe DeBrock, Ronald Elmore, Angel Ericson, Mary Hartz, Arthur Hartz, Cory Hartz, Jeanne Jacobson, Lisa Jacobson, Lori Jensen, Joel Johnson, Renee Latstetter, Janet Lowder, Sylvia Martin, Peggy McMahon, Paul Miller, Ted Monson, Russell Mueller, Robert 9 2 Nelson, David Peterson, Tanya Polte, Greg Rombouts, Marie Rudiger, Rhonda Salama, Soreia Sale, Tom Sanden, Kim Tompkins, Lloyd Vance, Sherry Wilson, Kevin Wise, Chris 93 Anderson, Wesley Bourquin, Judy DeBrock, Debra Doty, Mitchell Faber, Lynn Graham, David Kelly, Kevin Lebahn, Fred Lough, Rae Ann Notchaele, Eddy Oloffson, Patricia Parker, Terri Platz, Douglas Powers, Julie Rasmussen, Kenneth Walama, Waleed Sanden, Toby Thompson, Kathryn Tracy, Kelly VanMeter, Kimberly TEACHER: Mrs. Lois Miller White, Charlie Wirth, Julia 94 Missing: Etheridge, Carolyn Bicket, Mary Craine, Dean DeBrock, Pat Erickson, Gus Fuhr, James Hansen, Charles Jacobson, Chris Linder, Tom Miller, Colleen Neahring, Leath Oloffson, Greg Oloffson, Tim Peterson, Jeff Polte, Rodney Raabe, Barbie Riley, Cindy Sugars, Lori Tompkins, Matt Williams, Matt Wright, Lisa 95 Boege, Bob Carpenter, Shelly Chesser, Bill Christensen, Sarah DeBrock, Marcie DeBrock, Raymond Figurin, Roger Hansen, Mark Hard, Ronnie Harp, Deidra Hartz, Linda Jacobson, Joni Jaggers, Rodney Jensen, James Kelly, Iinda King, Donald Lanxon, Mitch Long, Tom Lough, Kenneth Miller, Christine Miller, Kathy Morgan, Victor Powers, Mark Rasmussen, Steven Sisson, Mark Sleaford, Danny Sugars, Theresa Vance, David 96 Missing: Etheridge, Connie Bartman, Chrystal Bickett, Anthony DeSkeere, Troy Doty, Sheila Fuhr, Daniel Hansen, Sheryl Hotchkiss, Dawn Hotchkiss, Ernest Jensen, Jodi Lane, Mark Liming, Marie Martin, Vernon Mueller, Kim Mullin, Kim Oberle, Jamie Olds, Mary Oloffson, Krista Opsal, Melissa Polte, Todd Rowland, Larry Sale, Danny VanDeKeere, Pamela White, Penny Williams, Jay 97 Bartman, Doug Buckley, Nancy Burba, Julie Chesser, Kim Christensen, Peter DeBrock, Roger DeSkeere, Terry Etheridge, Beverly Erickson, Amy Foy, Mike Gerbitz, Trudy Hedrick, Ten Jo Lane, Kathy Martin, Eileen Noonan, Susan Notschale, Cheiyl Peterson, Rita Riley, Jayne Rombouts, Adrienna Roush, Joe 98 Anderson, David Christensen, Catherine Doty, Dana Frank, Kimberly Foy, Michele Fox, Nancy Gerbitz, Wade Hansen, SharaLee Hewitt, Rodney Jensen, James Johnson, Tara Jones, Karen King, Dee Liming, Brenda Lootens, Sandra Lowder, Arthur McVey, Michael Moore, Gene Opsal, James Peterson, Kimberly Williams, Stacy Wise, Andrea Woodley, Stephanie Missing: Donovan, Dawn Olds, James 99 Kindergarten Andrews, Joe Bartman, Beth Buckley, Steve Cooper, Kim DeBrock, Roger Elmore, Jody Etheridge, Carl Fordham, Renee Gripp, Stephanie Hansen, Jennifer Henikin, Robert Hewitt, Larry Hotchkiss, Don Hunt, Jeanne Hunt, Joe Jacobson, Mike Lane, Sandy Lough, Chuck McMahon, Tina Miller, Corey Mark Miller Miller, Timmy Moore, Laura Rasmussen, Colleen Rasmussen, Wendy Stenros, Robin Thompson, Tommy VanDeKeere, Krista VanMeeter, Rhonda Wessel, Laurie 100 Junior High Football 102 FRONT ROW: Randy Lootens, Steve Oloffson, Richard Williams, Keith Bolin, Steve Carrell, John Sale, Charles Fox. SECOND ROW: Coach Robert Totten, Billy Hensel, Randall Rasmussen, Dan Sunquist, Tim Miller, Rodney Sugars, Jim Harp, Coach Harry Wallace. Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Sheryl Edlefson. SECOND ROW: Ramona Parker, Connie Chesser, Connie Kleinau (TOP), Jeanine Bourquin, LaDonna Wirth. Basketball FRONT ROW: Kevin Schisler, Jim Harp, Randy Loot-ens. BACK ROW: Tim Donahue, Rodney Sugars, Randy Rasmussen, Greg Whitmer, Ricky Hensel, Coach Joe Ricci. FRONT ROW: Ted Miller, Greg Polte, Billy Hensel, Steve Carrel, Keith Bolin. BACK ROW: John Sale, Cory Hartz, Richard Williams, Chris Wise, Steve Olo ffson. Coach Robert Totten. BOTTOM ROW: Jeane Bourquin, Connie Chesser, Ramona Parker, TOP ROW: Connie Kleinau, Sheryl Edlefson. 104 Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Tonya Peterson, Soreia Salama. MIDDLE ROW: Jeanne Hartz, Jill Andrews, Mary Erickson, Leslye Anderson. TOP ROW: Lori Jacobson, Rhonda Rudiger, Renee Johnson. Flyweights FRONT ROW: Tim Oloffson, Matt Tompkins, Charlie White, Glen Erickson, Jeff Peterson, Matt Williams, Kim Sanden, Kevin Kelly. MIDDLE ROW: Toby Sanden, Mitch Doty, Charles Hansen, Kenny Rasmussen, Joe Bartman, Chris Jacobson, Laeth Neahring, Dean Craine, Rodney Polte, Greg Oloffson, Wes Anderson, Tom Linder. BACK ROW: Bob Mueller, Cory Hartz, Chris Wise, Art Hartz, Paul McMahon, Tom Sale, Joel Jensen, Ronald DeBrock, Ted Miller, Greg Polte, Ed Notchaele, Dave Nelson, Fred Lebahn, Pat DeBrock, Dave Graham, Doug Platz. 105 Heavyweight WE THEY Walnut 30 43 Wethersfield 37 49 Wyanet 65 30 Atkinson 54 34 LaMoille 42 38 Bradford 34 45 Ceneseo Whites 31 50 Malden 43 53 K. Central 31 39 Tampico 48 58 Bureau Twp. 61 38 Geneseo Greens 40 51 Neponset 46 45 DePue 40 48 K. Central 34 54 Nelson 54 34 Tiskilwa 46 41 Malden 23 50 LaMoille 35 45 Malden Invitational Tournament- 4th Lightweight WE THEY Walnut 33 49 Wethersfield 26 35 Wyanet 43 22 Atkinson 37 43 LaMoille 26 44 Bradford 23 42 Geneseo Whites 38 17 Malden 41 28 K. Central 21 51 Tampico 35 51 Bureau Twp. 55 4 Neponset 41 27 DePue 29 35 Nelson 30 37 107 FAWCETTS PHARMACY James C. Small R. Ph. Free Delivery Phone: 872-3251 Princeton, 111. 611 South Main Street Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK OF PRINCETON 815 South Main Street Princeton, III. PRINCETON TIRESERVICE, INC. Complete Tire Service Tires Goodyear Batteries Phone 872-9241 OLIN Radio and Television 11 East Putnam, Princeton Phone: 5-1096 10S KERBER OIL COMPANY DeKalb Seed Corn Congratulations of “73” Manlius, Illinois 445-2614 “Clothes for the Entire Family Sheffield, III. Granville. III. PRINCETON AUTO SUPPLY 319 S. Main St. Phone: 872-1342 Princeton, Illinois PLEASANT LANES BOWLING 611 North Pleasant Reservations Dial -879-6621 Princeton, III. Compliments of PARKWAY Princeton. III. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WYANET Congratulations Class of‘73’ Full-Service Bank Phone: 699-2254 Wyanet, Illinois 109 HAYES SANITONECLEANERS Congratulations to the Class of “73” Sheffield. Illinois Congratulations to the Class of “73 LEE’S JOE’S PLACE GULP SERVICE Don’t Go Past Here Sheffield. Stop Here. Illinois Sheffield, Illinois SMELTZER INSURANCE AGENCY “Man with the Hat” Business Phone: 110 West Street 625-5526 Rock Falls, Illinois Residence Phone: 625-8749 110 Compliments Compliments of of G. E. ROBERT’S STANDARD ECKBERG D.D.S. 24 Hour Towing Wyanet, Service Buda, Illinois Illinois phone 895-2771 Congratulations Class of “73” BARCOL OVERDOOR COMPANY INC. Sheffield, Illinois PEARL'S LUNCHEONETTE MECHLING’S RED Homemade, Pies, WHITE Rolls, Doughnuts Open 7 days a week Phone 699-7742 7-10 p.m. Wyanet, Illinois Buda, Illinois STERLING AND LaSALLE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Phone 223-7326 122 Wright Street LaSalle, Illinois ill SUGAR BOWL ED'S REPAIR SHOP Welding —Tires Batteries MANLIUS GRAIN SUPPLY CAFE MOTEL Route 34 Phone: 594-2001 Out Hulling Rolling Gene. Mae. Susan Verbout Neponset. III. General Repairing Neponset, III. Custom Grinding Corn Shelling Bulk Delivery Grain Drying MERCANTILE PRINTERS M. D. BILLS Complete line of Kent Feed Rock River — Agrico Feeds Manlius. Illinois Creative Printing your silent Salesman Phone: 594-2423 George Smith — Agent Phone 454-2501 454-2143 Neponset, III. Sheffield. III. MAIN ST. TAP BUREAU COUNTY “A Nice Place WYANET MUTUAL • To Be. INSURANCE 454-2623 Sheffield. Illinois Wyanet. Illinois FARMERS STATE BANK PRICE AGENCY Congratulations REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Class of 73 Congratulations Seniors WYANET HARDWARE GARFIELD STIERCO. Full Service Bank Neponset, III. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS MAGNETICSIGNS Phone: 454-2502 Sheffield. III. Wyanet. III. Sheffield. III. I 112 Bl-RITE SUPERMARKET Home of Prime Beef Walnut, 111. FRANK’S SALES SERVICE Knipco Heaters Brillion Stalk Shredders Phone: 379-2373 Normandy, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 73 DR. F. J. GENSTER Sheffield, III. SHEFFIELD HEARING AID CO. Phone 454-2506 Julius Lootens Sheffield. III. WILLIAM’S GARAGE Phone: 454-2136 Sheffield, III. SHEFFIELD AUTO SALES Route 34 — P.O. Box 606 Sheffield. III. Phone: 815-454-2621 Body and Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing Compliments of CUNNINGHAM — LOCKER CARL F. JOHNSON SERVICE FURNITURE STORE Sheffield, III. Compliments of Sheffield. III. Phone: 454-2407 HOWARD A. JOHNSON Congratulations Seniors Compliments SHEFFIELD of LUMBER Manlius COMPANY Illinois SHEFFIELD ORDER Congratulations Phone: BUYERS Seniors 445-2021 Phone: Local Member 454-2344 of H.W.I. Sheffield, III. Sheffield. III. 113 i • GBH COLD STORAGE WAY LOCKER HOMECENTER Congratulations Congratulations Seniors Class of 73 Walnut. III. Walnut. III. WALNUT CHEESE FACTORY ATHERTON GRAIN COMPANY Walnut, III. Normandy, III. KRAFT FOODS Our Congratulations to the Class of “73’’ Manlius, Illinois Compliments of D. B. FUERTGES D.D.S. Walnut, III. NELICK'S DRUG Congratulations Seniors Walnut. III. STEELE WALNUT SUNOCO HAURBERG SERVICE Building Service B. Bill, Fred. Al, Supply Center and John Phone: Congratulations 379-2161 Seniors Walnut, III. Walnut, III. 114 POPEJOY GALLENTINE'S SALES SERVICE CLOCK REPAIR Your Friendly Specialty — Allis-Chalmers Antique Clocks Dealer. Phone: 379-2833 Phone: Walnut, 111. 379-9014 Walnut, III. MINERAL WALNUT OIL COMPANY HARDWARE Elden Croegaret TREASURECHEST GIFTSHOP Congratulations Seniors “Gifts for all” Mineral. III. Walnut. 111. R. E. LEWIS AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Phone Compliments of PEERLESS LEVEL Congratulations Class of 73 379-2151 Walnut. III. Walnut, III. Compliments of CYRIL HEITZLER “Your John Deere Dealer Phone: WALNUT LEADER Walnut. III. 379-2171 Walnut. III. Compliments of HICKORY GROVE Camping March 1-November 1 Phone: 454-2338 Phone: 699-2603 Hunting — October 15-April 1 RECREATION ALL YEAR ROUND. Camping, Hunting, Fishing, Snow-mobiling. and Sporting Goods Store 115 CITIZENS FIRST STATE BANK PAG. A Good Bank In Walnut, A Good Town III. Walnut, III. PEACH BOWL WALNUT FARM EQUIPMENT INC. “Congratulations T o The IHC —NEW IDEA ’73 Graduates Walnut, 111. Walnut, III. 61376 Connie Schmidt 1405 Shore Acres Rock Falls, III. THOMPSON MARINE Chris Craft Cavalier and Century Starcrafts, All Models of Camping Trailers Glastron Fiberglass Evinrude Motors Boat Trailers Complete Line of Marine Equipment 116 Complete Repair and Storage Facilities DeVRIEZE CHARTER COACH SERVICE AIR CONDITIONED REST ROOM EQUIPPED 113 W. Front Street Annawan, 111. Phone: 309-935-6323 SAUK TRAIL INN COCKTAILS BANQUETS Coffee Shop Dining Room Phone: 935-6285 TRAIL BLAZER LOUNGE Annawan, Illinois PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK “The Bank for All The People” Member FDIC Kewanee, Illinois mt GREENHOUSE ANNAWAN MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer Avery Chet Douglass Goosens Congratulations CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF STERLING Sterling. III. WESTERN SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE 115 Vi 3rd Street 625-4508 Sterling, III. STERLING FABRIC SHOP 115 East 3rd Street 625-9498 Sterling, III. HARLANS 318 1st Avenue Sterling. III. VERDICK IMP. Case Farm Equipment Phone 935-6244 or 935-6345 Annawan, III. LEES Kewanee, III. ANNAWAN FIRST STATE BANK Annawan, III. 117 SISSON’S FURNITURE Carpet Furniture Bedding, Custom Draperies 310 2nd Avenue Sterling, III. HURDLES TRUE-VALUE HARDWARE 105 West 2nd Rock Falls. III. MANLIUS BARBER SHOP George and Ed Congratulations CATTON'S SERVICE Congratulations Manlius, III. KORY INDUSTRIES Congratulations Class of “73” Manlius, III. HEWITT REAL ESTATE Phone: 815-445-3513 Manlius, III. O M MARKET Del Monte — Richelieu — Sealtest Swifts Phone: 445-2933 Manlius, Illinois firestone C-h_iuLrLn— FREDBOESE SALES STORE Floor Coverings Carpet Ceramics and Tile Mautz Paints 117 W. Third Sterling. III. Phone: 625-0273 PRESCOTT’S TV APPLIANCE Where you buy is just as important as what you buy! Rock Falls, III. Phone: 625-6700 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 73 bollmanoil tirecompany artCARLSON Manlius, III. Qullivans Mens Boy s Wear B, B p——bJ . Illinois Enlistment Guarantee '3 Ktrjsii j. Cunnintthua I Del ; eo ii.try Vlry.; Joit f cho!? —j i ..’ I I lDecV v_.._ We have too many good things to offer you to make any up. (They’re so good you may think we are making them up) Read on. We won’t guarantee you anything we can’t pay off. (If we guarantee you Hawaii, start waxing your surfboard. You’ll need it. Everything we guarantee will be put down in writing. In a legal document that you get a copy of. We want you to know without a shred of doubt that you’ll get everything you signed for. We think today’s Army has a lot to offer you. YOUR ARMY REPRESENTATIVE SFC FRANCIS BELGARDE US ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE 417 WEST MADISON STREET OTTAWA, ILLINOIS iC.trj flvirfion, Schofic.d cks, B -ili; Jo'r tr i’ :r.j— f - . .-05B2 (a.Ji C- - .-I SSG 00 ;- 0-4 We don’t make promises. We make guarantees. 120 NELSON PHARMACY 918 North Main Princeton Pharmacy Serving Medicine Phone: 872-1122 BOB DIETZ PAINT WALLPAPER GLASS STORE Decorating Center Draperies 113 E. Third Street Sterling. III. Compliments of GUNNAR PIHL Registered Jeweler Princeton. III. GUZZARDOS of PRINCETON ‘Best Wishes to the Seniors” GARY’S OF PRINCETON Fine Mens Wear 420 S. Main Street Princeton, III. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Free lessons on products Phone: 872-3891 Princeton, III. DR. WILLIAM PHELAN OPTOMETRIST “Congratulations Seniors Princeton, III. OLSON REFRIGERATION T.V. East Peru Street Frigidaire — Zenith Sales Princeton, III. CRANE HARDWARE Congratulations to the Class of “73” Welding Manlius, Illinois musicflw. Inrtnmirnts , Don ICee Ifluair HO W THIRD ST STERLING ILL 61001 Dial Area CODE 015 625 5623 e icUotU ARTS BIBLES CRAFTS EARL MELLOTT Owner Phone 625 3028 113 W Third Street Sterling Illinois 121 JOSTENS MANLIUS COIN WASH MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Life Insurance for the Congratulations Class of Francis Mary Sue Whole Family” Call: William Lane 445-2514 73” Congratulations Class of 73 or Richard Delano 875-3162 Princeton, III. For Information About Our Manlius, IL Fraternal Benefits SPEAKER Compliments LENDMAN of Insurance FEN HICKS Real Estate Best Wishes Agency Seniors Rock Falls, Illinois THE ANNUAL STAFF WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION TO THESE ADVERTISERS. WITHOUT THEIR SUPPORT THIS ANNUAL WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE. PLEASE PATRONIZE THESE ADVERTISERS 122 PATRONS Olsons Hair Inn — Walnut Epperson Furniture Walnut Bruce Jewelry - Walnut E. A. 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