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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

Editors Sheila Doty Valerie Michlig Business Manager Bonnie Michlig Advisor Pat Brokaw Photographer Laurin Williamson Blankenberg Studios Tom Sale PRESENTED TO YOU BY THE MANLIUS ANNUAL STAFF THE DEVIL MANLIUS COMM. UNIT SCHOOL MANLIUS, ILLINOIS Memories . . . paint the corners of my mind JaJ. SENIORS Class Flower: Rose Class Colors: Ivory, Brown, and Apricot Class Motto: “We Have Shared More Than The Ordinary And Have Much To Offer The World.” 12 13 9(ja j cnrvalcl 7l UhJU Cv %SlsucJ cL (JUty No XaJil . 3fa WOd. {M viu jOA ) SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES SHELLY CARPENTER — Band 1,2; Chorus 3; Pep Club 1; FLC 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Speech Team 1,2; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Student Director of Play 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; National Honor Society 4. BILL CHESSER — FFA 1,2,3; Football 1; Football Manager 2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2; Track Manager 2; Library Student Aid 1; Honors Math 1. SARAH CHRISTENSEN — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 1,3,4; Assistant Editor 3; Co-Editor 4; FLC 1,2,3; Speech 1,2,3; Class President 1; FHA 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Annual Staff 1,2. KATRIN DAHL — Foreign Exchange Student from Sweden — Speech Team with 1st place in Dramatic Duet in Conference and 3rd place in District; Readers Theatre with 1st in District and 3rd in Sectionals; Drama Club. MARCIE DEBROCK — Cheerleader 1,3,4; Speech Team 1,4; Readers Theatre 2,3,4; Newspaper 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; FLC 1,2; Drama Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Tract Stats 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Queen 4; Spring Dance Attendant 4; Student Council 4; Vice President 4; Class Vice President 1; President 2; Who’s Who 3; Class Service Award 2; Volleyball Manager 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Track Manager 1,2,3. RAY DEBROCK — Band 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Newspaper 1,2; Annual 1; Football 2,3,4; Class Officer, Vice President 2, President 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Speech Team 2. ROGER FIGURIN — Basketball 1,2; Newspaper 1,2; Home Ec. Club 3; FLC 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 1,2; Readers Theatre 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Swing Choir 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who in Foreign Language 2; All Star Cast: District, Sectional 4; Honor Band 3,4; Honor Chorus 3; Who’s Who in American High School 3; Outstanding Band Member Award 3. MARK HANSEN — National Honor Society 3,4; FLC 1,2; Band 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Vice President 3; President 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Sweetheart Prom Attendant 3; Gregg Typing Award 3; Honor Guard 3; Football 1; Track 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Unanimous All Bureau Valley Conference 3,4; All Indian Valley Conference 3; Unanimous All Indian Valley Conference 4; Most Valuable Player Basketball 4; All-Area 4; Special Mention All State 4; Who’s Who 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. RODNEY HARD — Who’s Who 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Play 2,4; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 3,4. DEE DEE HARTZ — Basketball 1,3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1; Class Treasurer 2; Home Ec. Club 1,3,4; Treasurer 4; Annual 1,2,3; Newspaper 1,2,3; FLC 1,2; Student Librarian 1,2; Pep Club 1. LINDA HARTZ — Pep Club 1; Home Ec. Club 1,3,4; FLC 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track Manager 1,2,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Honor Guard 3; Salutatorian; Who’s Who 3,4; DAR Award; Illinois State Scholar. JONI JACOBSON — Student Council 1,3,4; Officer 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Cheerleading 4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; FLC 1,2,3; Newspaper 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Student Teaching 4. 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — right to left are Dan Sleaford, President; Linda Hartz, Treasurer; Joni Jacobson, Vice President; Don King, Secretary. ROD JAGGERS — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; Boys State 3. LINDA KELLY — Homecoming Attendant 1; Class Officer 1,3; Volleyball 1; Track 1,2; Band 1,2; Speech Team 1; Pep Club 1; FLC 1,2,3; Home Ec. Club 1,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Spring Formal Attendant 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Office Assistant 4; Cheerleader 4. DONALD KING — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Offices, Sentinal 2, Reporter 3, President 4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Prom Attendant 3; Spring Dance King 4; National Honor Society 3,4. CHRISTINE MILLER — Pep Club 1; FLC 1,2; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3; Secretary 2; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Student Librarian 1,2,3. KATHY MILLER — FFA 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 2; Manager 3; Vocational 3; Co-op 4; Annual Staff 1,2. STEVE MORMAN — Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming King 4; Home Ec. Club 3,4. VICTOR MORGAN — FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3. EDDY NOTSCHAELE — Basketball 1,2; Manager 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Maintenance 1,2,3,4; Co-op 4; Junior Class Vice President; Drama Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Received the Perfect Attendance Award for six straight years. MARK POWERS — Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1; Band 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3, Reporter 4; Track 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Second Team All Conference Defensive Back 4; Home Ec., Club 3,4. DAN SLEAFORD — Student Council 1,2; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Annual 1,2,3,4; Photographer 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Speech Team 1,4; Student Teaching 4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; Office Assistant 4; Drama Club 4. THERESA SUGARS — Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Dairy Judging 1,2; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 1,2; Assistant Librarian 4; Track 4; FLC 3. 17 BABY FACE .... YOU’VE GOT THE CUTEST LITTLE BABY FACE . . .. 1. Sarah Christensen 2. Raymond DeBrock 3. Mark Powers 4. Dee Dee Hartz 5. Joni Jacobson 6. Rod Jaggers 7. Marcie DeBrock 8. Linda Hartz 9. Kathy Miller 10. Shelly Carpenter 11. Danny Sleaford 12. Bill Chesser 13. Linda Kelly 14. Theresa Sugars 15. Eddy Notschaele 16. Roger Figurin 17. Rodney Hard 18. Katrin Dahl 19. Christine Miller 20. Don King 21. Mark Hansen 22. Victor Morgan 23. Steve Morman 19 i tas N Valedictorian Address - Sarah Christensen Saluatorian Address - Linda Hartz President Address - Dan Sleaford V.F.W. Award - Marcie DeBrock and Roger Figurin American Legion Award - Linda Hartz and Mark Hansen Class Service Award - Dan Sleaford Women’s Club Merit Award - Sarah Christensen Lt. Eugene Wirth Memorial Award - Sarah Christensen and Mark Hansen 20 “WE HAVE SHARED MORE THAN THE ORDINARY AND HAVE MUCH TO OFFER THE WORLD” 22 CLASS OF 1981 PROPHECY June 10, 1991 Dear Don, I was so sorry that you couldn’t make it to our class’s ten-year reunion. I realize that being a forest ranger in Wyoming is a very important job, but, you should have seen some of the looks I got when I explained that “National Fire Prevention Week” had kept you from coming. Almost all of our class was able to come. I though that you might be interested in Finding out what the rest of our classmates were doing. I think that the classmate who suprised me most was Eddy Notschaele. He’s become an activist. It seems that Ed is now leading a national movement to include Rolle Bolle in the Olympics. If he succeeds, Ed plans to coach the US team himself. Our exchange student from high school, Katrin Dahl, came back to the US for a visit and to come to our reunion. She has become sole owner of the only Baskin Robins in Sweden and plans to open three more stores soon. Linda Kelly and Dan Sleaford, our favorite high school sweethearts, got married and settled down near Manlius. Linda went on to beauty school and I understand that she is doing pretty good at it — or at least better than her first attempt on Dan. On the other hand, I doubt if Dan gave her a second chance. After going to Blackhawk, Dan took up farming with his dad. He also is the drivers’ education teacher at the high school. I guess patience really is a virtue. Linda Hartz went on to college after high school and then got married. She really gets into family traditions — she has two sets of twins plus one. Steve Morman also went to work at the high school after attending Blackhawk. He became the new Ag. teacher after his father-in-law, Mr. Lane, retired. Dee Dee Hartz couldn’t make it to our reunion. She sent a letter explaining that the farm and business in Iowa just kept her too busy and that she couldn’t get away. Quite a few of our classmates settled down right in Manlius. Kathy Miller and Theresa Sugars joined up in partnership and started their own restaurant franchise. Some things never change, though, the townspeople still refer to the restaurant as “the greasy spoon”. Rodney Hard became the head accountant for Hard’s Village Shop. He must have really mastered the art of bookkeeping since high school. He still has a few problems with those chocolate-marshmallow sundaes though. Of all the people in our class to get filthy rich, we should have known it would be Shelly Carpenter. She won $1 million in the Illinois State Lottery. I asked her what she could possibly do with all that money. She told me that she had tried to buy Cinderella’s Castle but Walt just wouldn’t sell. Marcie DeBrock is now the Vice President of Citizens First National Bank of Princeton. I wonder what her boss would say if he knew she used to do her bookkeeping by counting on her fingers. Mark Hansen went on to have a very successful basketball career after high school. He made enough money to retire by age 28 and then he became co-owner of the golf course just outside of Princeton. I’m sure that no marriage was involved in the deal. Chris Miller got married right after high school. She told me that she spends all of her time clipping coupons, being a professional soap-opera watcher, and taking care of her two children. Roger Figurin couldn’t make it to the reunion. He was busy with rehearsels for the Broadway production of “Bye Bye Birdie” in New York City. His career is going straight up hill. He’ll probably be the first one of our class to win an Oscar. Sarah Christensen went to Bradley and became the first woman athletic trainer for the Chicago Cubs. She must have learned something in college because, surprisingly, they’ve started winning after a ten-year losing streak. Bill Chesser must have really liked all of that stand-working in high school. It seems that Bill opened up his own concession stand near the high school and runs it during all the athletic events. I guess that all of that noonball experience really paid off for Raymond DeBrock. He got a contract with a professional baseball team. Ray’s career was shortlived though. The first time he skipped spring training to help A1 in the field, he was fired. Rod Jaggers’ athletic career was a little more successful. He won a gold medal in the Olympics and then became head track coach at ISU. The only other class member who couldn’t make it to the reunion was Mark Powers. It seems that he got a call from a talent scout shortly after we got back from our class trip to California. He said he was sorry but that he was too busy making movies to come. He sent us all T-shirts from the Mark Powers’ line of clothing. Vic Morgan just finished his hitch with the Army a few years ago. Now he’s working on the grand opening of Vic’s Body Shop — which is, of course, an exercise club for women only. Still the same old Vic. By the way, if you think I got some funny looks when I told everyone why you couldn’t be there, you should have seen their faces when I told them I had 25 kids. Don’t worry. I explained that I had become a teacher and the 25 kids were my fourth grade class. Well, I guess that covers all of the graduates from the class of ‘81’. It sure was fund to see the old gang and talk about old memories. Keep in touch and say hello to Val for me. I never could understand how you got her to live in that ranger’s station. Love ya, Joni 24 CLASS OF 1981 — WILLS I, Shelly Carpenter, being of sound mind and tired body, do hereby will to Rita Peterson my ability to look like I am doing something important whenever I am caught in the hallway, and also to Mike Foy my ability of playing catch behind stage during play practice and not getting caught. 1, Bill Chesser, will Mike Rowland and the BROWN BOMB road crew all the Miller times they may need in the future; also, as advice to the freshmen, avoid hangovers — stay drunk. 1, Sarah Christensen, being of exhausted mind and tortured body, do hereby leave to Sheila Doty and Mrs. Hahne the ability to chauffeur the “Champagne Greenies” all that way and still come out sane. 1, Katrin Dahl, being of sound Swedish mind and body do hereby will my Swedish talents and my Swedish citizenship to Dan Fuhr and Mark Lane, since they don’t have any talents. I, Marcie DeBrock, being of both exhausted mind and body do hereby will to Sheila Doty a flashlight to carry with her at all times so that she will never have to lead anyone down a dark road through “pine” trees; and, to Val Michlig and Sheila Doty my ability to escape from reality at all times. I, Ray DeBrock, being of sound mind and able body will to John McReynolds my ability to get along with Mr. Lane; and to Jamie Oberle, I leave my position as head of the band and my quarter of Milwaukee which I inherited last year. I, Roger Figurin, being of somewhat sound mind and body will to Rita Peterson and T.J. Hedrick the ability to be called “the Band;” and to Mr. Bartholomew, the ability to tape Mike Mike McVey’s and Jim Olds’ mouths shut. I, Mark Hansen, being of sound mind and body, will to Catherine Christensen my ability to jump my neighbor’s fence and “clear” it; to my little neighbor, Jolyn Wise, I will my B.B. court and use of any of my four “back-a-balls.” Lastly, to Peter Christensen I will one Saturday night with they guys since he seems to have so few of them and I seem to have so many extra ones to will away anyway. I, Rodney Hard, being of sound mind and able body do hereby will to whoever wants it, my ability to arrive at school at the latest possible moment and yet never once be late (well, maybe once!!) I, DeeDee Hartz, will to Kim Frank the two dozen brownies that I’ve been promising her all year! I, Linda Hartz, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to John Daley my extraordinary height, and to Susie and Eileen a replacement pass for the one that got damaged. I, Joni Jacobson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Dee King and Bonnie Michlig two rolls of nickels to feed to any baboons they want; to Sheila Doty, an ID card to prove that she is older than 11 Vi; to Robert DeBrock and John McReynolds, some good music to play in lounge; and, to Val Michlig, a vaccine for immunity to Don’s jokes. I, Rodney Jaggers, being of sound mind and athletic body, do hereby will to Manlius High School lots of good luck! I, Linda Kelly, being of sound mind and body, will to Sheila Doty the ability to hit the ball while serving it; and to Andrea Wise, the ability to wake up in the morning in enough time to bring her family to school plus 100 tickets to take her and her friends to see the movie “Norma Rae. To the freshmen boys, the ability of not having to be put on clean-up crew after PE. Last, but not least, to the cafeteria crew, the book “101 Ways to Make Homemade Pizza” so next year’s students won’t complain of burnt or soggy pizzas. I, Donald Wilbur King, being of classic mind and true body will to Jamie “Cotton Oberle the title of Mr. Baseball in the State of Illinois because of heroic noonball feats; and, to Valerie Michlig, one picture of myself to hang in her locker so she will never forget me! I, Chris Miller, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Kevin Morman and Joe Roush a new hanger to use in lounge; to the freshmen girls, my ability to grow up; and, to Krista Oloffson, my ability to cram five minutes before a history test. I, Kathy Miller, being of sound(?) mind and excess body will to Rita Peterson a little yellow clip of her own to play with since she is just one beat off; and, to Dawn Tracy, the ability not to follow certain people home at night while driving someone else’s car; and, to Gene Moore, the ability to handle his Millers (family). I, Victor Lloyd Morgan, hereby will the following; my basketball to whoever stole it plus a broken nose if I Find that person — sort of a package deal; to Jim Jensen, some punpkins because someone stole his; to Manlius School, a new principal because ours kind of got up and left; plus 11 good football players so football does not have to be cut; to Jamie Oberle, my ability to play Nerf basketball, trap halfway decent, go to the Duck house without getting caught, a trapping license, plus permission to trap on the Rock River so you don’t have to worry about game wardens. I, Steve Morman, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Dee King and Bonnie Michlig a lifetime pass to the aqua-duct; and, to Dan Sale, I leave my ability to drive from Kewanee to Manlius in 18 minutes. I, Eddy Notschaele, being of superior “toe” challenge any of the future Manlius High School placekickers to break my record of 5 for 5 extra points in one game; and I also challenge any Manlius High School student to devote as much time and expertise in keeping the Manlius High School track in such great shape as it has been for the past three years (the caretaker) 79, 80, and 81. I, Mark Powers, being of sound mind and body will to Pete Christensen the ability to lead the varsity basketball team in at least one category, that being fouls; and, to Jamie Oberle, the ability to at least look like you’re husseling in practice and also the ability to not to be thrown out of practice. I, Dan Sleaford, being of sound mind and “peculiar” body do hereby will to Andrea Wise my ability to catch a flyball while playing baseball in PE; and, to the entire Junior class, the Senior’s ability to make a lot of money for their class trip. I, Theresa Sugars, being of sound mind and hopeless body, do hereby will to Penny White, one book on “How to Build a 90 Foot House” complete with pictures; and, to Shelly Eissens, a deck of cards, a pamphlet on how to cheat at Kings Corners, and a one way ticket to the place of her choice with Randy, the guy of her choice. 25 Top Ten Seniors are bottom row left to right: Shelly Carpenter, Joni Jacobson, Sarah Christensen, Linda Hartz, and Marcie De-Brock. Back row left to right: Mark Powers, Ray DeBrock, Rodney Hard, Mark Hansen, and Don King. TOP TEN SENIORS CLASS OF 1981 VALEDICTORIAN SARAH CHRISTENSEN SALUTATORIAN LINDA HARTZ 26 CLASS TRIP On Monday, June 1st, the Seniors packed up and headed out on their week-long trip to sunny California. After a little airsickness and four hours, we arrived at the Los Angelos Airport. R We then drove to San Diego for a three-day stay. While there we visited Shamu and friends at Sea World, went to the San Diego Zoo, and took in the Padres baseball game. On our way back to Anaheim, we hit the beach with our Illinois tans and visited the Mission at San Juan Capistrano. Thursday night we attended Senior Grad Nite at Disneyland which included everything from Space Mountain and the carousel to Kool and the Gang. Then after a short pit stop at our hotel, we were on our way again — to NBC and Universal Studios. In the afternoon we toured through Beverly Hills. Saturday we went to Knott’s Berry Farm and the Hollywood Wax Museum. Sunday was a free day which we spent everywhere from the ball game and mountains to the beaches. MANLIUS HIGH SCHOOL FLT 75 CHECK IN HERE Monday it was back to the airport and then home — with a few minor delays. Through all of the sunburn, tours, waterfights, surfing, shopping, shaving cream, and van rides, we found that we had a lot more to bring home than just souvineirs. We had a weekfull of fun and memories to last a lifetime. JUNIORS - CLASS OF “82” The first event that affected the junior class was the delayed arrival of our class rings. The day finally came and everyone rushed to the office to receive the rings that would always remind us of our high school years. Homecoming week was as exciting as ever. Our theme this year was “Looks Like We’ll Dunk’em Donut” which got a “soggy” third place. Our attendants were Dan Sale and Sherry Hansen. The Prom Committee soon began their plans with the first major decision being the choice of the band. Our attendants were Sheila Doty, Jamie Oberle. In order to raise some money, we decided to have a fish supper which was held on March 6. As we saw another year pass by quickly, we began to realize it was our turn to be Seniors!! 30 Dennis Chasteen Sheila Doty Shelly Eissens Dan Fuhr Sherry Hansen Dawn Hotchkiss Kim Mullin Jamie Oberle Krista Oloffson Todd Polte Larry Rowland Dan Sale Pam VanDeKeere Penny White 31 The Sophomore Class of 1981 started out the year with a bang. (Some more than others!) As always, Homecoming was great this year. Along with the primary pleasure of the team winning the game, our great float, bearing the original name “We’ll Whip ’Em!”, got 2nd place! Our attendants were Robbie Hix and Diane Chasteen for the Homecoming dance. Having already completed our first money-making project, the sale of plain and peanut M M’s which brought us a tidy sum near $325, we started our second project of the year. A raffle was planned with the first place prize being an AM Fm radio and cassette player. Second prize was $25 worth of gas with third prize of $15 of gasoline, both from Doty’s Service Station. We were told last year that the Sophomore year is the worst year of high school unless your class akes it fun, and we think we’ve done just that. As we look back at all of our crazy stunts and English speeches and Driver’s Ed. in-car “experiences,” we look forward to the experience of being “Upper Classmen!!” SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF “83” Class Officers are left to right; John McReynolds, President; Kevin Morman, Vice President; Robert DeBrock, Secretary; Rita Peterson, Treasurer. 32 Shari Cuchiara Pete Christensen Robert DeBrock Amy Erickson Becky Foster Mike Foy Trudy Gerbitz Teri Hedrick Robbie Hix Kathy Lane Eileen Martin John McReynolds Kevin Morman Susie Noonan Chery Notschaele Rita Peterson Adrienna Rombouts Joe Roush Tammy Sugars Dawn Tracy 33 FRESHMAN — CLASS OF “84” H Freshman class officers are: left to right — Kim Peterson, President; Darla Black-■8 ert, Vice President; Kim Frank, Secretary; Tara Johnson, Treasurer. Our Freshman career began one bright and cheery morning as we were dragged out of bed in our pajamas and escorted to the high school for breakfast. Following breakfast we serenaded the Senior football players who were practicing that morning. On the first day of school we were covered with lipstick which was followed by baby food dinners and onion power as the weeks passed on!! During Homecoming Week, we selected Catherine Christensen and John Daley as the attendants for the royalty. Our float in the parade was titled “It’s a Good Year and ‘Wheel’ Win’ which received fourth place in the judging. During the Holiday Tournament in December our class raffled a $100 bill and a clock radio which made our class richer by about $500. 34 John Daley Dana Doty Michelle Foy Kimberly Frank Rodney Hewitt James Jensen Tara Johnson Dee King Sandra Lootens Arthur Lowder Michael McVey Bonnie Michlig Eugene Moore Kimberly Peterson Mike Rowland Sen Hang Saechao Tina Sugars Andrea Wise 35 SUPERINTENDENT — Henry R. Sale, B.S., Western Illinois University. M.Ed., University of Illinois. PRINCIPAL Richard D. Erdman, B.S., Western Illinois University. M.Ed., Western Illinois University. Joanne Nelson, Bookkeeper Tammy Harris, Secretary THE ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD — Members are left to right: Myron Anderson, Gladys Hartz, James Jensen, Leonard Hansen, Harold Craine, Glenn Rasmussen, Marvin Polte and Clarence Miller. 36 V COOKS— Roberta Sandrock, Elsie Heward, Leota Peterson and Linda KITCHEN ASSISTANTS _ Paula Hunt and Harp. Marlene Carlson. BUS DRIVERS— Ron Hochstatter, Rita Frank, Ginger Wise holding Jolynn Wise, Kay Oloffson with Kari Erdman in front, Nancy Anderson holding Justin Anderson, Pat Erdman holding Brittany Erdman, Jerry Matthews. VOCATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD — sitting: Joyce Hix, Nancy Hartz, Joan Kerber; standing: Dick Woodley and Dale Sierens. Missing from photo is Gail Edlefson. 37 Kay Burton — All grades Guidance Counselor, Comp. Ed., Psychology, Cooperative Occupational Educ. Program, .Speech Class — B.S., Illinois State Univ. MA.. Bradley. Kenneth Bourquin — (Teacher and Administrator) Ind. Arts I-IV, Head Coach (Football and Track), Sex Ed. — B.S., Western 111. Univ. Connie Hahne — Home Ed. I-IV, P.E. 5th-12th, Home Ed. Club Adv., HS Girl's BB Coach, Sex Ed., Senior Class Adv. — B.S., Western II. Univ. THE FACULTY Donald Gursh — English II-IV. 7th Grade English. Head HS Boys’ BB Coach, Senior Class Adv. — B.S. Northern 111. Univ. Martha Johannsen — Advanced Physics, Algebra I II. Practical Math, Geometry, Sophomore Class Adv., Chemistry — B.A., Eastern 111. Univ., M.S.T., University of Missouri at Rolla. Gary Burton — (High School and Jr. High) HS English I, Communication Skills 3 4, Newspaper Adv., Freshman Class Adv. Tim Bartholomew — Band, Jr. High Chorus, General Music Grade School. B.A. Western 111. Univ. Fat Brokaw — Typing I II, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Consumer Ed., Yearbook Adv., Volleyball Coach HS. — B.S. Northern 111. Univ. Grant Andresen — World History. American History, American Problems, Play Director. — B.A., Augustana College. M.A., Univ. of Iowa. t I Joseph Ricci — Boy’s PE, Drivers Ed., Composite Ed., Junior Class Adv. — B.S. Illinois State Univ. D. William Lane — Ag. I-IV, General Science, FFA Adv. — M.Ed.. Univ. of Illinois. Sharon Heslin — Spanish I II, Foreign Language Club Adv., Librarian, HS Girls Track Coach, HS Cheerleading Adv. — B.A. Indiana Univ. Gary Burton — Jr. High Lan guage Arts. James Poling — Jr. High Science and Math; Jr. High Track Coach; High School Biology. JR. HIGH FACULTY Christine Gross — Speech Therapist. Debbie Brewer — Title 1 Learn-ing Disabilities; Jr. High Girls Track Coach; Jr. High Cheer-leading. Robert Totten - Jr. High Social Studies, Spelling and History; Jr. High Football and Basketball Coach. HOMECOMING 1980 3 bie Hix. Freshmen Attendants: (right) Catherine Chris tensen and John Daley. Sophomore Attendants: Diane Chasteen and Rob- Junior Attendants: Sherry Hansen and Dan Sale. •VOLLEYBALL — Sarah Christensen received the Most Valuable Player Award for the Varsity Team and Dana Doty received the Most Valuable Player Award for the Frosh-Soph Team. Sarah was also named to the Indian Valley Conference All-Conference Team for the second year in row. FOOTBALL — Dan Sleaford received the Lively Horn-back Award for 1980 and Steve Morman received the Most Valuable Player Award for the team. Steve and Mark Powers were also selected to the All-Conference Second Team for the Indian Valley Conference. ATHLETIC BASKETBALL — Jamie Oberle and Mark Hansen tied for the Most Assists Award. Mark received the Most Valuable Player Award for the Varsity and also the Free Throw Award for the Varsity Team. Mark was named unanimously to the Bureau Valley Conference and the Indian Valley Conference Teams for 1980. Jamie and Don King were also given Honorable Mention to the Bureau Valley Conference Team. BASKETBALL — Pete Christensen was awarded the Most Valuable Player Award and the Free Throw Award for the Frosh-Soph Team. BASKETBALL — Eileen Martin was awarded the Most Valuable Player Award for the Frosh-Soph. Team. Catherine Christensen was awarded the Free Throw Award for the Frosh-Soph Team for 1980-81. BANQUETS BASKETBALL — Kathy Lane won the Free Throw Award for the Varsity Team and Sarah Christensen was voted the Most Valuable Player for the Varsity. Sarah and Sheila Doty were also selected to the Indian Valley Conference All-Conference Team. 47 SPEECH TEAM For the 9th consecutive year, the MHS Speech Team won their conference tournament. From 1973-76, Manlius was in the Blackhawk Conference, and from 1977-81, Manlius was in the Indian Valley Conference. The Manlius team compiled six firsts, three seconds, one third, and one fourth out of the eleven individual events. The firsts were won by the following students: Katrin Dahl and Valerie Michlig in Dramatic Duet Acting; Marcie DeBrock in Original Oration; Val Mechlig in Dramatic Interpretation; Amy Erickson in Prose; Cheryl Notschaele in Original Comedy; and John Daley in Extemporaneous Speaking. The seconds were: Julie Burba in Radio; Rita Peterson in Verse; and Sandy Lootens in Oratorical Declamation. Michelle Foy and Mike Foy received a third on their Humorous Duet, and Mike Foy received a fourth in Humorous Interpretation. Manlius placed sixth out of eighteen schools at the Princeton High School Invitational Tournament on January 17. The individual students who placed there were: Marcie DeBrock, 4th in Original Oration; Amy Erickson, 4th in Prose; Val Michlig, 5th in Dramatic Interpretation; and Katrin Dahl and Val Michlig, 5th in Dramatic Duet. At a contest at Rochelle on January 31, Val Michlig and Katrin Dahl received the only award with a 4th in Dramatic Duet Acting. District Tournament was held on February 7 at Ottawa. Advancing to Sectionals with a 3rd place rating were Val Michlig and Katrin Dahl in Dramatic Duet Acting and John Daley in Extemporaneous Speaking. Fourth place ratings went to Marcie DeBrock in Original Oration; fifth places rat- ings to Val Michlig in Dramatic Interpretation, Mike Foy in Humorous Interpretation, and Julie Burba in Radio; sixth place ratings to Cheryl Notschaele in Original Comedy, Amy Erickson in Prose, Michelle and Mike Foy in Humorous Duet. Sectional ratings were not high enough to advance to the State Tournament. The final tournament was the Novice Tournament at Bloomington on April 25. The team did an excellent job with the following award winners: 1st to Julie Burba in Radio; 4th to Amy Erickson in Prose; 4th to Humorous Interpretation by Mike Foy; 4th to Cheryl Notschaele in Original Comedy; 5th to Mike and Michelle Foy for their Humorous Duet; 6th to Sandy Lootens in Oratorical Declamation; and 6th to Rita Peterson in Verse. Congratulations to the entire team and Mrs. Kay Burton!! READERS THEATER The Readers Theater show was titled, “Say I Taught Thee”, compiled by Mrs. Kay Burton, which had as a theme how children learn from parents and teachers. The cast consisted of: Katrin Dahl, Marcie DeBrock, Roger Figurin, Dan Sleaford, Val Michlig, Amy Erickson, and Mike Foy. Capturing the district title for the first time at Mendota was the opening of their successful season. Roger Figurin and Val Michlig were named to the All Star Cast. Advancing to the Sectionals on March 28, the team placed 3rd, and missed advancing to State by 3 points. Those named to the All Star Cast were: Katrin Dahl, Marcie DeBrock, Val Michlig, Roger Figurin, and Mike Foy. Roger and Mike were unanimous choices. 51 THE MOUSE THAT ROARED On April 24 and 25, the Drama Club, under the direction of Mr. Grant Andresen, and the Home Ec. Club, under the direction of Mrs. Connie Hahne, presented a dinner theater featuring the play The Mouse That Roared. A delicious meal was served by the Home Ec. Club members which consisted of chicken cordon bleu, a salad bar, green beans, hot rolls and butter, dessert, and drink. A successful presentation by the Drama Club was made possible by the following cast members: Katrin Dahl Cathy Christensen Julie Burba Kim Mullin Sandy Lootens Val Michlig Marcie DeBrock Cheryl Notschaele Shelly Carpenter Chris Miller Michelle Foy Linda Kelly Roger Figurin Mark Lane Dan Fuhr Mike Foy John Daley Dan Sleaford Dan Sale Todd Polte Rod Hard Mike Rowland Larry Rowland Mark Hansen Linda Hartz PROM 1981 QUEEN JONI KING MARK Bottom right: Junior Attendants: Jamie Oberle and Sheila Doty. Left: Senior Attendants: Steve Morman and Linda Hartz. Math Award- Val Michlig Bausch and Lomb-Sarah Christensen American Heritage Ag Winner- Rodney Hard AWARDS NIGHT Outgoing National Honor Society President-Marcie DeBrock (right) New President-Sherry Hansen (left) History Award- Mark Lane Outstanding Instrumentalist- Roger Figurin Co. Companies Outstanding Ag.- Dan Sleaford Home Ec. Award- Sheila Doty Co. Companies Home Ec. Award- Marcie DeBrock DeKalb Agriculture Award- Donald King Class Service- Susie Noonan, Soph., Val Michlig, Junior, Kim Frank and Kim Peterson, Fresh. Business Award- Marcie DeBrock, Speech Team Award- Val Michlig Gregg Typing Awards- Cheryl Notschaele, Tammy Sugars, Darla Blackert, Sheila Doty, Becky Foster, Sandy Lootens, and Dan Sale Six Years of Perfect Attendance- Ed Notschaele Illinois State Scholars- Linda Hartz, Sarah Christensen, and Joni Jacobson ATHLETICS The members are left to right — bottom row: Sen Hang Saecho, David Anderson, Joe Roush, Kevin Morman, Victor Morgan, Jamie Oberle, Mitch Lanxon, Jim Jensen, John Daley. Second Row: Larry Rowland-Manager, Rodney Hewitt, Pete Christensen, Robert DeBrock, Robbie Hix, Rodney Jaggers, Mark Powers, Dan Sale, Todd Polte, COACH Ken Bourquin. Top row: ASSISTANT COACH Bob Hensen, Mike Foy, Troy DeSkeere, Stove Morman, Ed Notschaele, Don King, Ray DeBrock, and Dan Sleaford. Not pictured ASSISTANT COACH Dave Hahne. 60 FOOTBALL VARSITY OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT Wyanet 0 13 Walnut 12 13 Wyanet Ohio 14 6 Walnut Annawan 7 48 Ohio Western 14 29 Annawan Tampico 24 0 Western Atkinson 24 6 Tampico Bradford 28 13 Atkinson LaMoille 35 8 Bradford Down! Set! Hut! and the ball is snapped!! Todd gains some yardage. Everyone listens as Coach Bourquin gives 2nd half strategy. Vic and Rod get in on the tackle. Jamie receives a power play. 61 Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders are bottom left to right: Tammy Sugars, Michelle Foy, Sandy Lootens, Cheryl Notschaele, and Diane Chasteen. Varsity Cheerleaders are left to right: Marcie DeBrock, Sarah Christensen, Sheila Doty, and Linda Kelly. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Basketball Cheerleaders are top to bottom: Diane Chasteen,'Sandy Lootens, and Cheryl Notschaele. Left: Michelle Foy. Right: Tammy Sugars. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 63 The Varsity Players are left to right: bottom row: Ms. Brokaw-Coach, Krista Oloffson, and Kim Mullin-Manager, Center: Pam VanDeKeere, Val Michlig, and Sherry Hansen. Top: Joni Jacobson, Sarah Christensen, Kim Mueller, Theresa Sugars, and Sheila Doty. Not pictured Penny White, Manager. 64 Nice block, Sarah!! Andrea passes to the front. The girls wait for the serve. Joni goes for a spike. The Frosh-Soph players are front row left to right: Amy Erickson, Tammy Sugars, Julie Burba, Kathy Lane, Tina Sugars, and Dee King. Second row left to right: Catherine Christensen, Bonnie Michlig, Darla Blackert, Tara Johnson, Kim Frank, and Dana Doty. Third row left to right: Teri Hedrich, Michelle Foy, Trudy Gerbitz, and Sandy Lootens. Standing in the back are: left — Eileen Martin, right — Andrea Wise. 65 The Varsity Basketball Players are left to right: Standing: Bob Kneeling: Dan Sleaford, Todd Polte, Rodney Jaggars, Jamie Hensel-Assistant Coach, Troy DeSkeere, Rodney Hard, Mark Oberle, Pete Christensen, and Mark Powers. Hansen, Don King, Steve Morman, and Mr. Gursh-Head Coach. VARSITY 15-9 Manlius score is listed first. Tampico DePue Bradford Atkinson Neponset Tampico Walnut WTyoming Ohio Malden Wyanet Annawan 53 33 45 36 51 42 43 39 49 36 61 64 52 41 43 47 59 54 49 46 57 45 36 40 Tampico Neponset Bradford Western Tiskilwa Western Walnut Western Walnut Tiskilwa LaMoille Annawan 47 54 49 43 57 44 60 46 47 43 45 40 42 43 39 45 47 50 25 r 52 59 54 37 38 Indian Valley Conference Tournament-First Place Bureau Valley Conference Standings-First Place Manlius Holiday Tournament-Third Place 66 John Daley ties up the ball. Don King and Mark Hansen attempt to block the opponents shot. The Fresh-Soph Basketball players are left to right: Standing: Bob Hen-sel-Coach, John McReynolds, Pete Christensen, and Robert DeBrock. Kneeling: Rodney Hewitt, Gene Moore, John Daley, and Terri De-Skeere Tampico Lost Tampico Lost DePue Lost Neponset Won Bradford Lost Western Lost Atkinson Won Walnut Lost Wyoming Lost Western Lost Ohio Lost Walnut Lost Malden Won Tiskilwa Lost Wyanet Lost LaMoille Lost Annawan Lost 67 Varsity players are left to right: Kneeling: Susie Noonan, Valerie Michlig, Dana Doty, and Kathy Lane. Standing: Mrs. Hahne-COACH, Sarah Christensen, Ei- leen Martin, Joni Jacobson, and Sheila Doty. Missing from picture is Manager, Chris Frank. BASKETBALL JTt At Ar W VARSITY 14-6 Manlius score shown first. Tampico 42 39 La Moille Atkinson 54 32 Western Annawan 33 31 Wyanet ethersfield 38 54 Annawan Wyanet 67 26 Bradford Ohio 48 40 Wyoming Annawan 42 29 Neponset Neponset 37 39 Atkinson Tampico 42 37 Bradford 40 48 63 19 45 48 58 29 44 35 46 55 54 34 56 46 54 31 Franklin Cen. 69 27 Sterling New. 40 54 Atkinson Tournament - FIRST PLACE IVC Conference Tournament - SECOND PLACE IVC Conference Standings - SECOND PLACE Sheila Doty drives toward the basket. Sara Christensen puts two more on the board. Kathy Lane battles for a shot Despite the pressure, Susie Noonan goes for a layup. Concentration, as Eileen Martin attempts two freethrows. MANLIUS n Ar jus HANLJ S The Frosh-Soph players are left to right: Kneeling: Tina Sugars, Dee King, Susie Noonan, Dana Doty, and Bonnie Michlig. Standing: Kim Peterson, Catherine Christensen, Eileen Martin, Andrea Wise, Kathy Lane, and Kim Frank. Frosh-Soph 12-1 Tampico 40 17 Wethersfield 28 22 Wyanet 20 6 Ohio 49 15 Annawan 32 21 Neponset 32 21 Tampico 30 18 Bradford 24 15 LaMoille Forfeit Western 31 26 Wyoming 46 49 Neponset 38 36 Atkinson 23 12 69 The high school boys’ track team consisted of front row left to right — Todd Polte, Jamie Oberle, and Dave Anderson. Back row left to right — COACH Ken Bourquin, Mark Powers, Dan Fuhr, Ed Notschaele, Mark Hansen, and Rod Jaggers. The Manlius thinlies were small in number but mighty in performance!! In a meet against DePue, Ohio, and Walnut, Rod Jaggers pulled in three firsts in the 100m, 200m, and 400m plus a third in the triple jump. Dan Fuhr received a fifth in the 100m and a fourth in the 200m dash. John Daley pulled in a fifth in the mile. At a meet against Malden and Neponset that was eventually rained out, Mark Hansen pulled in two firsts in the long jump and the triple jump with Rod Jaggers getting three firsts in the 100m, 200m, and 400m. Against Bradford, Big Ed Notschaele threw a third place in the shot put and Dan the Man Fuhr threw a third place in the discus. “Jaggs pulled in four first place wins in the dashes and the triple jump. The Manlius team then placed sixth in the overall standings at the Indian Valley Conference meet on May 1. Mark Hansen and Rod Jaggers grabbed the ribbons as Mark took fifth in the triple jump and Rod snarled a first in the dashes. The 400m relay, which consisted of Todd Polte, Mark Hansen, Mark Powers, and Rod Jaggers, also got a third. At the Bureau Valley Conference track meet on May 13, the boys placed third overall. Places were as follows: Rod Jaggers set a new record of 23.5 in the 220 yd., a new record of 53.7 in the 440 yd., and first in the 100 yd.; Mark Hansen received a fourth in the triple jump and fifth in the long jump; the 440 relay team got a second, which consisted of Dan Fuhr, Todd Polte, Mark Powers, and Mark Hansen; 1600 relay team got a second, members being Jamie Oberle, .Todd Polte, Mark Powers, and Rod Jagger; 880 relay got a third, members being Dan Fuhr, Todd Polte, Mark Powers, and Mark Hansen. At the District meet at Erie, the team placed fifth out of 20 schools. Rod Jaggers placed first in the 220m 400m, and second in the 100m which qualified him for State. He also set a new school record of 22.8 in the prelim -naries in the 200m. At State in Charleston, Tod then set another school record in the 100m with 11.09 qualifying him for the semi-finals in which he finished 12th and 15th in the 200m. Since the 200m followed closely behind the 400m, Rod was scratched in the 400m. Nice going. Red Devils! TRACK 70 Claiming a victory in the 100m — nice job, Rod! The High School Girls Track Team members are front row left Adrienna Rombouts, Michelle Foy, Catherine Christensen, to right — Tammy Sugars, Tina Sugars, Susie Noonan, Julie Theresa Sugars, Teri Hedrick, and Eileen Martin. Coach for Burba, and Dana Doty. Back row left to right — Penny White, the team is Sharon Heslin. The 13-member girls track team put forth much work from the beginning to the end. They did a great job with most girls placing in a major meet. At the LaMoille Frosh-Soph. Meet, Eileen Martin placed 1st in shot, setting a new school record; Susie Noona placed 5th in the mile; Catherine Christensen placed 1st in the 2 mile. Catherine also placed 1st in the mile and 1st in the 2 mile at the Varsity Conference Meet and Country Meet. At the Bureau Valley Meet, Michelle Foy placed 4th in the discus; Eileen Martin placed 4th in the shot; Susie Noonan placed 4th in the 440; Tina Sugars placed 5th in the 440; Teri Hedrick placed 5th in the high jump and 3rd in the long jump. At Districts, Catherine placed 1st in the 2 mile which made her eligible for State. On May 16, Catherine competed at the State Meet in Charleston where she finished 12th out of 34 with a time of 12:13. Congratulations Girls!! 72 Teri strives for a successful long jump. Concentration is the key for Tammy. Tina attempts the long jump for MHS. Theresa puts much effort into the jump. Dana soars toward the long jump pit. A lost shoe doesn’t affect Catherine!! 73 74 o t 75 ORGANIZATIONS The members are left to right: Bottom row: Mike Foy, Eileen Martin, Darla Blackert, Tara Johnson, Kim Peterson, and Ms. Brokaw. Second row: Shelly Carpenter, Linda Hartz, Sheila Doty, Penny White, Julie Burba, Krista Oloffson, Pam Van De Keere, and Sherry Hanson. Third row: Dee King, Bonnie Mich-lig, Val Michlig, Don King, Joni Jacobson, Steve Mor-man, and Kim Mullin. Fourth row: Dee Hartz, Cris Miller, Linda Kelly, Dan Sleaford, Rodney Hard, Mar-cie DeBrock, and Ernest Hotchkiss. ANNUAL STAFF The members are left to right: Bottom row: Krista Oloffson, Pam VanDeKeere, Catherine Christensen, Sandy Lootens, Dana Doty, Andrea Wise, Kim Frank. Second row: Dee King, Bonnie Michlig, Tammy Sugars, Kim Mullin. Third row: Sarah Christensen, Joni Jacobson, Robert DeBrock. Fourth row: Linda Hartz, Marcie DeBrock, Shelly Carpenter, Michelle Foy, Back row standing: Julie Burba, Christine Miller, Dan Sleaford, Mr. Burton, Advisor, Linda Kelly, Ernest Hotchkiss, Susie Noonan, Mike Foy, Trudy Gerbitz, Cheryl Notschaele, Amy Erickson. NEWSPAPER STAFF Annual Staff Officers are left to right: Sheila Doty-Editor, Val Michlig-Edi-tor, and Bonnie Michlig-Business Manager. Newspaper Editors are right to left: Sarah Christensen, Marcie DeBrock, Joni Jacobson. Assistant Editors are: Pam VanDeKeere and Krista Oloffson. Student Council members are from front around the table: David Anderson, Robert DeBrock, Dan Sale, Joni Jacobson, Mark I-ane, Mark Hansen (seated), Mr. Erdman, Marcie DeBrock, Jamie Oberle, Robbie Hix, and Catherine Christensen. STUDENT COUNCIL As usual the Student Council members were very busy undertaking many projects for the school and the community. The members were in charge of the annual Homecoming dance plus they sponsored five sock hops following some of the basketball games this year. Pizzas were sold and delivered to many residents from which $500 was donated to the video tape equipment fund. A book exchange was also on the calendar which had the proceeds going to the video tape equipment fund also. One responsibility which was added to the Council’s list was the maintenance of the community bulletin board in Manlius. The members made sure the Board was up to date at all times listing various activities of the school and the community. Other activities included ushering at the annual Open house in the fall and also during Senior Citizens Day, preparation of the high school Christmas party, a community car wash, and the end-of-year picnic at Landuit’s Lake. Student council Officers are left to right: Mark Lane, Treasurer; Mark Hansen, President; Joni Jacobson, Secretary; Marcie DeBrock, Vice President. 79 The members are in half circle left to right: John Daley, Tina Sugars, Kim Frank, Sherry Hansen, Julie Burba, Eileen Martin, Sheila Doty, Pam VanDeKeere, Susie Noonan, Andrea Wise, Dana Doty, Adri Rombouts, Tammy Sugars, and Miss Hes-lin-Advisor. Second Row: Dawn Hotchkiss, Catherine Christensen, Dee King. Third Row: Amy Erickson, Trudy Gerbitz, Pete Christensen, and Bonnie Michlig FLC officers are left to right: Pam Van-DeKeere-Vice-President, Julie Burba-Committee Chairman, and Andrea Wise-Treasurer. In tree: Eileen Martin-President and Sheila Doty-Secretary. The members are left to right: Front Row: Jennifer Hansen, Tammy Sugars, Trudy Gerbitz, and Rita Peterson. Second Row: Kim Peterson, Sandy Lootens, Michelle Foy, Wendy Rasmussen, Jeanna Hunt, Shar Hansen, Teri Hedrick, and Tina Sugars. Third Row: Cheryl Notschaele, Roger Figurin, Mike McVey, Larry Rowland, Tim Asplund, Corey Miller. Fourth Row: Mr. Bartholomew, Billy Foster, Jim Olds, and Mike Rowland. Band officers are left to right: Tim Asplund-Eighth Representative, Cheryl Notschaele-Secretary, Rita Peterson-Vice-President, and Roger Figurin-President. 80 Speech Team members are front row left to right — Amy Erickson, Val Michlig, Marcie De-Brock, Katrin Dahl. Back row left to right — Chery Notschaele, Michelle Foy, Mike Foy, and Sandy Lootens. Missing from the picture is Rita Peterson and John Daley. Readers Theater members are frpnt row left to right — Amy Erickson, Katrin Dahl, Marcie DeBrock and Val Michlig. Back row left to right — Mike Foy, Dan Sleaford, Roger Figurin, and Mrs. Kay Burton, Adivsor. READERS THEATER 81 The members are left to right: Bottom Row: Don King, David Anderson, Gene Moore, Jim Jensen, Rodney Hewitt, Mr. Bill Lane-Advisor. Second Row: John McReynolds, Robert DeBrock, Robbie Hix, Kathy Lane, Dawn Tracy, Penny White. Third Row: Raymond DeBrock, Jamie Oberle, Joe Roush, Kevin Morman, Pete Christensen, Mark Powers. Top Row: Rodney Hard, Dan Sleaford, Steve Morman. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA Officers are left to right: Bottom Row: Mark Powers-Reporter, Jamie Oberle-Treasurer, Steve Morman-Secretary, Top Row: Ray DeBrock-Sentinal, Don King-President, Dan Sleaford-Vice-President. 82 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Home Ec. Officers are left to right: Sheila Doty-Secretary, Joni Jacobson-Vice-Presi-dent, Marcie DeBrock-President, and Dee Dee Hartz-Treasurer. The members are left to right: Bottom Row: Krista Oloffson, Pam VanDeKeere, Shelly Carpenter, Val Michlig, Sheila Doty, Joni Jacobson, Marcie DeBrock, Dee Dee Hartz, Sandy Lootens. Second Row: Tina Sugars. Dee King, Bonnie Michlig, Sherry Hansen, Mrs. Hahne-Advisor. Third Row: Don King, Kim Peterson, Kim Mullin, Kim Frank. Dana Doty, Linda Hartz, Dawn Hotchkiss. Fourth Row: Dawn Tracy, Tammy Sugars. Linda Kelly, Dan Sleaford. Darla Blackert, Tara Johnson, Shari Cuchiara, Penny White. Fifth Row: Steve Morman, Catherine Christensen. Michelle Foy, Susie Noonan, Eileen Martin, Kathy Lane, Julie Burba, Andrea Wise, Amy Erickson, Trudy Gerbitz, Cheryl Notschaele. Sixth Row: Mark Powers, Kevin Morman, Joe Roush, John McReynolds, Sen Hang Saecho, Robbie Hix. Robert DeBrock, Mike Foy, and Teri Hedrick. MANLIUS JUNIOR HIGH fA COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION The Cooperative Occupational Education students are left to right: Ed Notschaele, employed by Manlius Oil Co.; Kathy Miller, employed by Sally’s Cafe; and Vic Morgan, employed by Ray’s Body Shop. All three students are Seniors and are under the guidance of Mrs. Kay Burton. VOCATIONAL STUDENTS The Vocational Students are left to right: Mitch Lanxon, Machine Shop; Christine Miller, Foods; and Larry Rowland, Auto Mechanics. Christine, Mitch and Larry attend the LaSalle-Peru Vocational Center in the mornings. 84 National Honor Society members are left to right: Mark Hansen. Roger Fi-gurin, Sarah Christensen, Don King, Marcie De-Brock, President, Ray De-Brock, Linda Hartz, Mr. Grant Andresen, Advisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New inductees into the National Honor Society for the 1981 year are left to right — Sheila Doty, Valerie Michlig, Rodney Hard, Shelly Carpenter, Sherry Hansen, and Pam VanDeKeere. Missing from the picture is Mark Lane. 85 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Library Assistants are left to right: Amy Erickson, Cheryl Notschaele, Theresa Sugars, Kim Mueller and Michelle Foy. Mike McVey is sitting in the front. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Office Assistants are left to right: Dan Sleaford, Mark Hansen, Linda Kelly, and Marcie DeBrock. Mr. Rick Erdman, Principal, standing in back. Eighth Grade Joe Andrews Tim Asplund Scott Carlson Kim Cooper Roger DeBrock Renee Fordham Billy Foster Wade Gerbitz Stephanie Gripp Dawn Hanich Jennifer Hansen Shar Hansen Larry Hewitt Julie Higginbotham Laura Hix Donald Hotchkiss Jeanna Hunt Mike Jacobson Laurie Jensen Sandy Lane Chuck Lough Tina McMahon Joe Michlig Corey Miller Mark Miller Laura Moore Jim Olds Joe Noonan Wendy Rasmussen Krista Van DeKeere Rhonda Van Meter Laurie Wessel 88 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS WILL I, Joe Andrews, will a 1981-82 jr. high football team with a winning season to Mr. Totten. Also, to Mike Jacobson, my ability to reasonably control myself in Mr. Poling’s class. I, Tim Asplund, will to Mr. Totten a new whistle and to Wade Gerbitz my lifetime ability to be short. I, Scott Carlson, will to Mike Jacobson my ability to go fishing without tossing half of my pole in the weeds. I, Kim Cooper, will to the 7th grade class my ability to get A’s in American history and to Tim Asplund a growing pill so it’s easier to dance with him. I, Roger DeBrock, will to Jeff Wessel my ability to not get caught talking in Mr. Totten’s studyhalls and a book on gracefulness. I, Renee Fordham, will to Laura Hix some of my coordination and some knee pads; to Stephanie Gripp a paid trip to Iowa; and to Sandy Lane the ability to run around on a basketball court without falling down. I, Bill Foster, will the 7th grade all my sports ability — which is probably not much. I, Wade Gerbitz, will some of my height to Brian Sierens and some of my speed to next year’s jr. high track team. I, Stephanie Gripp, will to Renee Fordham a seat by the windows; to Sandy Lane a giant eraser; and to Laura Hix a supply of kleenex and cough drops so her pockets are never empty. I, Laurie Jensen, will to Laura Moore the entire town of Annawan and to Renee Fordham an orange bowling ball. I, Sandy Lane, will to Stephanie Gripp the ability to make people laugh at her jokes; to Renee Fordham a year’s supply of passes to meet Jamie Oberle with; and to Laura Hix the ability to be a natural blonde. I, Chuck Lough, will Mark Miller a black t-shirt with “Tarzan-Lord of the Jungle” written on it. I, Tina McMahon, will to the 7th grade class all of Mr. Totten’s history tests which they will have to take next year. I, Joe Michlig, will to Mark Miller more chances to be “Tarzan-King of the Jungle”. Also, to Chuck Lough, a ride to Laura Hix’s house every weekend. I, Corey Miller, will Jim Olds a lifetime supply of excused admission slips to school so if he decides to stay home he won’t have to go to the office to get readmitted. I, Mark Miller will to Jeff Wessel my ability to get mad during a football game. Also, to Joe Michlig, a new KE 250 motorcycle so he will quit complaining about his 175. I, Laura Moore, will to Laurie Jensen a gold bowling ball and to Renee Fordham and Laura Hix a year’s supply of candy. I, Joe Noonan will to the 7th grade boys a summer basketball program to help them improve and to Mr. Totten, dinner with WLS’s Larry Lujack. I, Dawn Hanich, will to Julie Higginbotham her own $10 worth of gasoline so she can drive to Sterling to meet a certain guy. Also, to my sister, a life- size poster of Greg Evigan. I, Jim Olds, will Jennifer Hansen and Jeanna Hunt a year’s supply of passes to the bandroom and to Mr. Totten, two dozen gorillas for his football team. I, Jennifer Hansen, will to Jeanna Hunt a couple of dark lead pencils so Mr. Totten will be able to read what she writes. Also, I will Mr. Totten a new supply of red pens for everyone who forgets theirs next year. I, Shar Hansen, will to Mr. Totten the ability to play 104 “KIIK radio and not worry about the commercials. Also, to Julie McReynolds, a giggle stick so she can giggle more often. I, Larry Hewitt, will to Brian Sierens my basketball ability and to Jim Lane a decent jump shot so Mr. Totten won’t have to yell at him so much next year. I, Julie Higginbotham, will Dawn Hanich a year’s supply of gum that “doesn’t stick to most dental work”. Also, to Mr. Totten, the willpower to put up with the seventh grade class next year. I, Laura Hix, will to Renee Fordham a bench to sit on by the water fountain; to Stephanie Gripp and Sandy Lane the ability to remember the punch line of a joke; and to Chuck Lough some extra brains for next year. I, Don Hotchkiss, will some of my height to Mr. Poling so I don’t have to look down at him. Also, to Joe Michlig, a punching bag to hit instead of me. I, Jeanna Hunt, will to Jennifer Hansen my ability to write small and to Krista VanDeDeere a bag of magic beans which will help her grow as tall as she wants. I, Mike Jacobson, will to Jim Olds a bottle of Johnson’s baby shampoo and a case of Budweiser so he can have some fun. Also, to Larry Hewitt, my ability to stay out of trouble in Mr. Poling’s classes. I, Wendy Rasmussen, will to the seventh grade class all of the eighth grade class’s troubles and problems. I, Krista VanDeKeere, will to the 7th grade class some of our 8th grade boys — if they will take them. I, Rhonda VanMeter, will to Brenda McCoy some of my height so we can see her in the hallway. Also, to the 7th grade girls, a championship trophy in basketball next year. I, Laurie Wessel, will to Tracey Rasmussen three inches of my height and to my brother, Jeff, the ability to act normal and control his temper. Class Officers left to right: Renee Fordham-Treasurer; Larry Hewitt-Vice President; Laura Hix-President. Missing is Laurie Wessel-Secretary. SEVENTH GRADE Class officers are: left to right: Tracy Rasmussen-President; Brian Sier-ens-Vice-President; Paula Neahr-ing-Secretary-T reasurer. Mae daggers Lisa Jensen Jim Lane Tina Landsiede Brenda McCoy Julie McReynolds Tim Miller Paula Neahring Robin Stenros Tom Thompson Jeff Wessel Jennifer White Shelley Whittaker 90 SIXTH GRADE Charles Hale Dexter Hansen Gayle Hartz Elizabeth Hedrick Ronda Hensel Jeff Hochstatter Ronald Hotchkiss Chrissy Nodine Monica Nodine Amy Poke Steve Stickle Vickie Sugars Douglas Thompson Dana Vance Justin VanMeter Chris VVirth Thomas Wagstaff 91 The players are front row left to right: Larry Hewitt, Mike Jacobson, Mark Miller, Jim Lane, Brian Sierens. Standing: COACH Robert Totten, Billy Foster, Joe Michlig, Wade Gerbitz, Joe Andrews, Jeff Wessel, and Tim As-plund, Manager, FALCON FOOTBALL - 4-0 The Manlius Jr. High Football team completed a successful season, compiling record of four wins and two losses. This is the best effort achieved by a Manlius team since 1974 whn the Jr. High record was four wins and three losses. The season consisted of six eight-man football games as there were only ten boys on the team. Wade Gerbitz led the team in scoring with 70 points and also received the Falcon Football Award. Billy Foster had 24 points, Larry Hewitt and Joe Michlig both had 14 points. Larry Hewitt received the Terry Stenros Award. NICE JOB FALCONS! JR. HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Eighth Grade Cheerleaders are top to bottom: Dawn Hanich, Jennifer Hansen and Jeanna Hunt, la Sixtn Seventh Grade Cheerleaders are front row: Liz Hedrick Tracy Jensen; middle row: Gayle Hartz Amy Polte; top: Heidi Cooper. Players are front row left to right: Angela Jaggers, Manager Sandy Lane, Krista VanDeKeere, Stephanie Gripp, Laurie Jensen, Renee Fordham. Back row left to right: Kim Cooper, Dawn Han-ich, Jennifer Hansen, COACH Mrs. Gina Hall, Wendy Rasmussen, Laura Hix, Jeanna Hunt. JR. HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The Junior High girls volleyball team had another successful season in 1980. The 7th grade team finished their season with a conference standing of 2 wins and 3 losses and an overall record of 2 wins and 5 losses. The 8th grade team ended their season with a conference record of 5 wins and no losses and an overall record of 6 wins and 1 loss. The 8th grade team also won the western division of the Bureau Valley Elementary Conference. Tracy Rasmussen led the 7th grade team with 57 service points and Jeanna Hunt was the top server with 63 service points. Congratulations, girls!! 7th Grade Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Wyanet Atkinson Walnut LaMoille Tampico Ladd Sheffield 8th Grade Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Players are front row left to right: Shelley Whittaker, Michelle Hanich, Mae Jaggers, Darcy Olinger, Tracy Rasmussen, Jennifer White, Back row left to right: Angela Jaggers, Manager, Lisa Jensen, COACH Mrs. Gina Hall, Paula Neahr-ing. Eighth Grade Team members are: front row — Larry Hewitt and Joe Noonan. Back row — COACH Robert Totten, Chuck Lough, Wade Gerbitz and Billy Foster. JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL Sixth and Seventh Grades Team members are: front row — Chris Wirth, Brian Sierens, Jeff Hoch-statter, Ron Hotchkiss. Back row — COACH Robert Totten, Tim Frank, Jim Lane, Justin Van-Meter, Tom Thompson and Kevin Olinger. The Junior High Falcons ended the 1980-1981 season with a record of 7-6 for the 8th grade squad and 1-11 record for the 6th and 7th grades team. Chuck Lough had the highest free-throw percentage with .625. The boy’s Falcon Basketball Award was given to Larry Hewitt. Congratulations to all the players and Coach Totten. 94 The players are from left to right: Kneeling: Darcy Olinger. Heidi Cooper, and Becky Martin. Standing: Coach-Mrs. Hall, Mae Jaggers, Tina Landsie-del, Amy Polte, and Manager-Tracy Rasmussen. Manlius score shown first Atkinson 6 14 Ohio 8 12 Tiskilwa 9 14 Western 14 30 l-add 13 14 Neponset 18 9 LaMoille 15 21 Annawan 19 24 Tampico 22 18 Walnut 15 18 Bradford 13 19 Wyanet 12 16 JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Manlius score shown first. Atkinson 34 3 Neponset 8 22 Bradford 24 14 Conference record 5-0 Ohio 17 6 LaMoille 15 34 Wyanet 8 36 Overall record 12-3 Tiskilwa 19 7 Annawan 22 35 LaMoille 5 21 Free Throw Award - Renee Western 32 13 Tampico 25 33 Tiskilwa 12 14 Fordham Ladd 23 27 Walnut 30 44 Tampico 17 16 Falcon Award - Renee Fordham The players are left to right: Sitting: Dawn Han-ich, Jennifer Hansen, Krista Van DeKeers, Shar Hansen, Stephanie Gripp, and Sandy Lane. Standing: COACH Mrs. Hall, Tina McMahon, Jeanna Hunt, Wendy Rasmussen, Renee Fordham, and Manager-Tracy Rasmussen. 95 Team members are front row left to right — Kevin Olinger, Jeff Jacques, Chris Wirth, Steve Stickle, Jeff Hochstatter, Brian Sierens, Rob Verdick, Back row left to right — Tim Hunt, Mgr., Tim Asplund. Joe Noonan, Wade Gerbitz, Scott Carlson, Larry Hewitt, Billy Foster, Mr. Poling, COACH. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS TRACK During the regular season, the Junior High boys had some triangular meets and some dual meets. The Eighth Grade team won 6 and lost 6; the Seventh Grade team won 1 and lost 11. Four of the meets were ribbon meets — the Tampico Invitational, the BVEC Conference Meet, the IESA District Meet, and the IESA Sectional Meet. In the BVEC Conference Meet, the Eighth Grade team took 6th out of 14 schools and the Sixth and Seventh Grade teams placed 12th out of 14 schools. In the IESA District Meet, 5 boys qualified for the IESA Sectional Meet: Wade Gerbitz in the shot put and 200 Meter; Bill Foster in the mile and pole vault; Scott Carlson in the high jump; Brian Sierens in the 800 Meter run and the pole vault; and Jeff Hochstatter in the pole vault. During the IESA Sectional Meet, Wade Gerbitz placed 5th in the 200 Meter. Outstanding consistent winners in their events during the season were: Bill Foster in the mile and the pole vault; Wade Gerbitz in the 200 Meter, 400 Meter, and shot put; Brian Sierens in the 800 Meter; and Joe Noonan in the 800 Meter. % The jr. high track members are from left to right: Bottom row: Liz Hedrick, Becky Martin, Michelle Hanich, and Dawn Hanich. Standing: Julie McReyn- olds. Shelly Whittaker, Jenny White, Amy Polte, Mae Jaggers, and Gayle Hartz. JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK The Juior High Girls’ Track Team were involved in three ribbon meets: the Tampico Invitational, the IESA District Meet, and the BVEC Conference Meet. At the Tampico Invitational, our team was awarded four third-place ribbons, one for each of the girls running in the 400m relay — Mae Jaggers, Liz Hedrick, Michelle Hanich, and Jenny White. In the IESA District Meet, we won a total of 10 ribbons. Mae Jaggers received two fourth-place ribbons, one for the long jump and one for the 400m dash. The 400m relay team of Liz Hedrick, Michelle Hanich, Amy Polte, and Mae Jaggers won third place ribbons. The 800m relay team of Becky Martin, Gayle Hartz, Dawn Hanich, and Jenny White won fifth place ribbons. Five ribbons were brought home from the BVEC Conference meet. One third place ribbon went to each of the girls on the 400m relay team — Mae Jaggers, Jenny White, Liz Hedrick, and Michelle Hanich. Liz Hedrick won a fourth place ribbon in the 100m dash, also. Each year an award is given to the girl in the sixth and seventh grade division and the eighth grade division who earns the most points during that season. Points are earned by an individual participating and placing in an event. The Manlius Falcon Track Award for the sixth and seventh grade division went to Liz Hedrick who had accomplished 54 points. In the eighth grade division, the winner was Dawn Hanich with 38 points. Congratulations! JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Under the direction of Mr. Tim Bartholomew, the Junior High Chorus members are left to right: Brenda McCoy, Julie McReynolds, Laura Moore, Laurie Jensen, Julie Higgan-botham. Dawn Hanich, and Michelle Hanich. THE “LOOKS” OF JUNIOR HIGH Brian Sierens-Seventh Social Studies Award, Stephanie Gripp and Larry Hewitt-eighth American History Award Stephanie Gripp- Scholastic Honor Award. JR HIGH AWARDS AND GRADUATION Awards went to the following people: Mary Ballard Award- Stephanie Gripp, Spelling Award- Stephanie Gripp, Scholastic Honor Award- Tim Asplund, Citizenship Award- Stephanie Gripp. Larry Hewitt- Boy’s Citizenship Award. 99 FIFTH GRADE Lois Miller Karen Daley Matt Dumney Amber Ericson Marc Fordham Kris Frank Tom Frank Chad Gripp Amy Hall Paul Hewitt Chris Hoffman Mike Kirkhove Pat Linder Bernadine McCoy Chuck Oloffson Tom Rasmussen Bob Sierens Stan Stocks Rachel Thompson Twila Wagstaff Brenda White 100 FOURTH GRADE Sue Partin Jill Anderson Michelle Anderson Mike Bourquin Edna Jo Daughtery Kelley Erdman Denise Figurin Stacy Gerbitz Jeff Hartz Andy Higginbotham Beth Holevoet Mike Hunt Angela Jaggers James Johnson Shannon Lanxon Bohby Nodine David Oloffson Jeramy Presnell Amy Rassmussen Todd Ratliff Jeff Stocking 101 THIRD GRADE Jason Hedrick Sheila Hewitt Lisa Jensen Tyrone Johnson Shanda Lathrop Jo Ellen Neahring Michael Neahring Amy Nelson Randy McCoy Daniel Rasmussen Mary Rasmussen Tara Ratliff Katheryn Stocking Shane Wangelin Duane Wiggim Paul Wiese Tammy Wiese Jack Williamson Mike W'ise Timmy Kirkhove 102 Gina Hall SECOND GRADE Monica Anderson Thomas Barnett Scott Chesser Brandy Erdman Elizabeth Ericson Danny Foster Scott Fox Jeramy Gonzales Dawn Hale Clifford Johnson Michelle Kepner Chad Kerber Paula Landsiedel John Larson Jeanette Loucks Steven Michlig Charles Miller Brian Morman Joshua Nelson Tina Nodine Donna Olds Dana Rasmussen Virginia Rasmussen Joshua Sale Tracie Stabler Tracy Sugars Sam Thompson Edward Wilhelm Jason Williamson Randy Woodley FIRST GRADE Kenneth Bolin Donald Clementz Sherri Dale Denise DeBrock Mary White Jolene Anderson Paul Asplund Paul Forristall Stony Funderberg Julie Hochstatter Beau Harp Brian Harp Olga Helmy Brenda Holevoet Kendra Jensen David Jordan Barbra McCoy Amber Nelson Dawn Presnell Lou Hang Saechao Angela Sanden Suzy Stickle LaVina Thompson Lynnette Wilhelm Edward Wirth .H, i 104 mtm KINDERGARTEN Jeremy Etheridge Todd Frank James Johnson Roman Ledergerber Richard McCoy Janelle Miller Sarah Nelson Troy Sugars Loretta Wilhelm Joshua Williamson Andrew Wirth Aaron Wiese 901 ADVERTISING KORY INDUSTRIES Kory Farm Equipment Division Of Korhumel Industires, Inc. HARD’S VILLAGE SHOPPE ‘Our Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1981” Rita Frank Manlius Agent We’ve Got The Shield SHIELD OF SHELTER For your LIFE HEALTH HOME CAR FARM BUSINESS 415 South 4th Street Manlius, IL 61338 Phone: (815) 445-3391 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MANLIUS Phone: (815) 445-2622 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 Manlius, Illinois HARP’S FOOD STORE A Friendly Atmosphere! Phone: 445-2933 RICH’S AG SERVICE, INC Joe R. Michlig P - m = 1 v-g t- Richard Oloffson A MANLIUS OIL COMPANY William Doty Petroleum Products Tires Batteries MANLIUS FARM SUPPLIES Leonard And Norma Hansen Manlius, Illinois 61338 112 OLOFFSON MILLER’S TRUCKING FERTILIZER SERVICE SERVICE Harry, Harold, Norm And Lester V. And J. Miller Grain Inc. Livestock Grain Gravel Hauling Grace Fertilizer And Golden Harvest Seeds T ■ t ■ Manlius, Illinois I Phone: 445-3983 V Sheffield, Illinois Phone: 445-4114 y V 113 z. y PH. (SIS) 445-3404 Jlmuta’s JVtttiqucB MANLIUS, ILLINOIS 61338 OPEN BY APPOINTMENT OR CHANCE BUY - SELL Specializing In Furniture Also Primitives Brass Copper Silver KERBER OIL COMPANY Office Phone: 445-2614 Home Phone: 445-5291 DeKalb Seed Corn ART VAN METER’S PLASTERING AND SONS Art, Curt, And Justin V BEULAH’S TAVERN Pizza Served Daily Pool Table THE HOWARD JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME Manlius, Illinois Phone: 445-2563 Manlius, Illinois Phone: 445-2021 SALLY’S CAFE HIDEAWAY TAP BUREAU SERVICE CO. DEBROCK’S Marvin Rosemary Manlius, IL Ph: 445-5111 Bob Heward - Salesman Manlius, IL. Ph: 445-4151 DICK’S BARBER SHOP Manlius, Illinois Firestone Congratulations Class Of 81 BOLLMAN OIL AND TIRE COMPANY Art Carlson Manlius Illinois 115 Walnut, Illinois 61376 Ph. (815) 379-2171 WALNUT SAND AND GRAVEL Walnut, Illinois 61376 Phone: 379-2217 nOTHMG RtinSL HE fJDEERF lf' (? ( uuixtcctiM Imc. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WALNUT. ILL. 61376 (815)-379-2148 CARL LEO VON HOLTEN 379-2206' ATHERTON GRAIN CO. 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Ph: (815)-379-2187 DEMPSEY S SUPER VALU FOOD STORE I0J YERKSTREET WALNUT. ILLINOIS !)’ P ©n |1J )’• 2040 WALNUT BOWLING ALLEY Phone: 379-2235 Bowling Pin or Ball Stensil towh i couitrt electronics EOGERDES 135 SOUTH MAIN STREET WALNUT. ILLINOIS 61376 Quasar Speed Queen Zenith Kelvinator TELEPHONE 815-379-9048 Amana Jenn-Air Kitchenaid GREEN RIVER COUNTRY CLUB “Serving Meals Daily” Managers-Bob And Teri Von Holten BUMGARTNER RADIO T.V. SERVICE Walnut, IL. Ph: 379-2255 117 WEAVER'S (WtSj dCHKKEH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WYANET MANLIUS JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB WYANET MEAT LOCKER Wyanet, IL 61379 SKELLY’S Travelers Restaurant Princeton, Illinois “Serving The Community And Each Other” Congratulations To The Class Of “81” WHITE BROTHERS FIREPLACE CENTERS Also, Wood-burning Stoves 118 F7 ¥ j± BOB’S RADIO TV Sales With Service 102 E. Main St. Wyanet, IL. Phone: 815-699-2457 ncji Whirlpool «OMf Aappuanccs BUREAU COUNTY AND WYANET MUTUAL INSURANCE MUSKIE’S TAP Steak, Chicken, And Catfish Wyanet, IL Phone 699-7755 BARKER MILLING AND GRAIN Jet. Of Rt. 6 And 88 Phone: 454-2353 Wyanet, IL Phone: 699-2262 HICKORY GROVE CAMPGROUND LeRoy And Carol Wirth RR 1, Wyanet, IL 9 72 Jauiet Sale TERRY TAURUS STARCRAFT East Railroad St., Wyanet e? 0-� R OR.CCS W I_R-OOR -'OU' warehouse car?et CARRE- CEN-ER O V 3WEST ___IMO'C CA � r ViNVU 82 99 -O S3 99 SO- v3 P-t 8 5-699-700 WvA r. LuiNO 5 ?0 ALL WATER CONDITIONING NEEDS, CUUMWMMr SALES SERVICE • PORTABLE SERVICE • AUTOMATIC RENTALS • AUTOMATIC SALES • INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL FREE SALT DEUVERY FREE WATER ANALYSIS PHONE _ 699-2206 CULUGAN WATER CONDITIONING MAIN ST WYANET SUNSET INN Route 88 And 1-80 Scheffield, IL 61361 Phone: 454-2361 A 119 PNEUMATIC MACHINERY 1301 N. Euclid Ave. Princeton Citizens Main Bank Citizens East 606 S. Main East Of Eagles Mid-Town 1245 Main Phone-875-4444 DILLER ROD, INC. ill. 701 E. Peru Street Princeton, IL. 61356 MlS NOTRENA FEED DIVISION Route P.O. Box 6 Princeton, Illinois 6135IS Fiist StateBank 1 1 2 5 ZM Prfrjcetoii 815 SOUTH MAIN PRINCETON MEMBER F.D.I.C. jdfltt • P. -«..o. IMuwntUS • 15 ?5 442S VStE' Eugene Burton, Manager M HARPER WYMAN 525 Elm Place ” ” Princeton, IL. A Subsidiary Of Oak Ind. lL Oc0 L.C.N. CLOSERS Princeton, IL. 61356 Phone: 875-3311 j 120 JOSEPHSON AND SON, INC. I | Princeton, IL. 'T Phone: 875-1166 JOHN DEERE KITCHEM IVIA«-r- 944 N. MAIN ST PRINCETON. ILL 6135© Phone 015 872-1221 PLEASANT LANES 611 North Pleasant Princeton, IL. 61356 Phone: 815-879-6621 PRINCETON c 3U CROWN LANES W. Peru Street 879-5811 LUMBER CO PRINCETON RESTAURANT A FINE PLACE TO EAT 92A N. MAIN GEORGE GOTSIS PRINCETON. ILL. MGR 1224 N. Main St. Princeton, IL. 61356 TtMJp Phone: 815-875-4220 Cheddar. Home Of Fine Cheese, Beverage And Deli Items SCHWINGLE SALES AND SERVICE R. 2 Princeton Lawn Mowers, Chair Saws, Out-Board Motors TOWNE EGG FACTORY RR 1 Backbone Road Princeton, Illinois Phone 875-1205 FAWCETT’S PHARMACY 611 S. Main St., Princeton Phone: 872-3251 0 Bettasso Insurance Service 111 SOUTH MAIN STREET W PRINCETON ILLINOIS 61356 (815) 675-4567 RITA’S RENDEZVOUS 634 S. Main Princeton, IL. His And Her Hair Styles PRINCETON NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOC. DICK WIRGES CYCLE SALES ■ - — Route 6 And 34 Ph. 875-4524 BECK OIL CO. . Zepher Gasoline And r| Car Wash If Princeton, IL. 61356 BEARING DISTRIBUTORS . Princeton, IL. Pj 121 FARMER’S STATE BANK OF SHEFFIELD Serving All Of “Western” Bureau County BOB’S SHELL 220 East RR St. Sheffield, IL J BARCOL OVERDOOR COMPANY Sheffield, IL Congratulations To The Class Of ’81 CARL AND BETTY’S PLACE V BROKAW PAINTING David Brokaw Sheffield, IL And FS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone: 815-454-2003 GARFIELD STIER COMPANY T-Shirts, Caps, Silk-screening Sheffield, IL. A JT FRANKLIN’S BARBER H-1 STYLING ij Style Cuts And Perms Phone: (815) 454-2811 GEORGE H. SMITH M.D. BILLS INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. Box 507 Sheffield, IL NEPONSET FARMERS GRAIN ELEVATOR COMPANY Neponset, IL BREEDLOVES Kewanee, IL THE ELMS HAPPY JOE’S PIZZA AND ICE CREAM PARLOR Kewanee, IL. Phone: 454-9550 Sheffield, IL ANNAWAN IMPLEMENT CO. Annawan,IL SHEFFIELD HEARING - AID CENTER HI-WAY GROCERY Phone: (815) 454-2506 Sheffield, IL V CUNNINGHAM LOCKER SERVICE Sheffield, IL HI-WAY CAFE Route 88 Buda, IL 61314 Phone: (309) 895-2421 Boyd Bitting V 123 V fx® with the good buy PEOPLE 1 BUN AUSTIN 2 T M L SMELTZER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone: 625-5526 For All Your Needs “The Men With The Hats” Rockfalls, Illinois F CL Congratulations Class Of 1981 J 1 ill 1 ■■ —'p tr1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STERLING Fourth Avenue at 4th Street Sterling. Illinois 61081 815 626-0045 SINCE 1879 121 Wallace St. Sterling Ph: (815)-625-2500 C omniunitu Stale (Sank of ROCK FALLS Rles 88 30 625-1110 Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings o aclL cm cU kva FINE JEWELERS SINCE 1892 NORTHLAND SHOPPING MALL STERLING. ILL. 61081 GUITARS DRUMS DON LEE MUS 110-W.3RD ST. STERLING, IL. PHONE 815-62S-S623 MARCO CP0R7C Sporting Goods Complete Line Team Uniform Specialist Creative Print Design Service Trophies And Plaques WILLIAM BILL LEHMAN PWESIDFMT t RECORDS Gk. AMPLIFIERS 2900 E. Lincoln Way Northland Mall Sterling, IL. 61081 Ph: (815)-626-6590 at; ZL7 A I Discover BEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life! THE VILLAGE SHOPPE Walnut, Illinois THE FLOWER POT ?■'% T1 asSSft STIVER’S CLEANERS AND CO-OP LAUNDRY Walnut, Illinois y ECKBERG CARPETS Ph: 379-2787 Walnut, IL Kaiser AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS Compliments Of The Ph: 379-9290 WALNUT LEADER GAMBLES WALNUT Phone: 379-2861 Max Lester Hubbard WALNUT FARM EQUIPMENT Walnut, IL 379-2173 FRITZ P H Walnut, IL. Ph: 379-2794 THANK YOU PATRONS You Help Make This Book Possible! NORMANDY INN Normandy, Illinois BUD A Younggren's Red White Van Paker Co. Murphy’s Bookstore (Kewanee) Sugar Bowl (Neponset) PRINCETON An k Be; ri Br Ackerson’s Shoes Animal Hospital Beaber’s Lunch Catering Bruce Jewelry Bureau Valley Veterinary Service C.J. Dunbar Co. Eagle Discount Supermarket Fashion Fabric Gunnar E. Phil Jewelers Gustafons (True Value ) Hardware Happy Joe’s Hobby House Hoffman’s Kirby Pharmacy Landahl's Larson Furniture Houst NAPA Princeton Nelson’s Drug Peterson’s Clothing The Bobby Company Weddings Repair Shop Wind Power Electric ROCK FALLS Owens Oil Warehouse Carpet II Wheelock Furniture SHEFFIELD Arbet Truck Lines, Inc. Hidden Lake Country Club Johnson’s Furniture Langford Pharmacy Royal Supermarket WALNUT Brown’s Sales Service Bruce Jewelry DB Fuertges D.D.S. Dr. Borgstat E.A. Gilchrist Olson’s Hair Inn Peerless Level Tool Robert H. Schultz S.S. Frank M.D. rooi £] 126 7 Wa A sieakhouse Northland Mall Sterling, Illinois LUNDSTROM FLORIST 1709 E. 3rd St. P.O. 433 Sterling, Illinois Traditionally Fine Flowers Phone: (815)-625-0893 FAMILY TAILORED HOMES INC. 423 Locust, Sterling Phone: 625-3722 WSDR, INC. Radio WSDR - 1240 MERLE NORMAN Foundation Of Youth Sterling, Illinois Good Luck Graduates .Moulton Drug Store PMONK C23-0334 SOWLES A Friendly Store Rock Falls, Illinois V ft.-C? ROCK RIveR Business Supplies kV� LEONARD. Own 8'5l «� 7S22 SULLIVAN’S Men’s And Boy’s Wear, Inc. Sterling, Illinois 61081 — BAKERITE BAKERY 118 West 2nd Street Rock Falls, IL. 61071 GEORGE’S FURNITURE ‘32 Years, Downtown Sterling” V BOB DIETZ PAINT STORE 113 E. 3rd St., Sterling V On behalf of the Manlius High School Annual Staff, we would like to dedicate this page to all those who have left us during the 1980-81 school year.