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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1987 volume:

THE DEVIL 1987 Editor MANLIUS COMM. UNIT SCHOOL MANLIUS, ILLINOIS Photographers Gayle Hartz Earl Kranze Bus. Managers Earl’s Photo Amy Ericson Angel Jaggers Jason Hedrick Advisor Amy Ericson Donna Ericson Denise Figurin PRESENTED BY MANLIUS ANNUAL STAFF DEDICATION We, the Manlius Annual Staff, dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Joseph Ricci, teacher, coach and friend. Take time to smell the lilacs And feel the warm bright sun, Take time to look at rainbows Don’t wait ’til work is done. There’ll always be a cobweb Some fingermarks or rust Weeds to pull, a lawn to mow And something gathering dust. We must remember lilacs Bloom just once a year and you can see a rainbow Only when it’s here. 3 STAFF Dean Metz • Superintendent, B.S. from Northern Illinois University; M.S. from Illinois State University John Smith • Principal, Assoc. Degree from Blackhawk East; B.A. in History from Quincy College, M.S. from Eastern Illinois University. Nancy Anderson • Secretary Maureen Townsend - Secretary Joanne Nelson - Bookkeeper School Board members sitting from left to right • Leonard Hansen, Clarence Miller and Robert Johnson. Standing • Glen Rasmussen, Marvin Polte, Edwina Otto, Joyce Hix, and Tammy Harris - Board Secretary 4 Manlius bus drivers are from left to right Nancy Anderson, Rita Frank, Bill Dumney, Kay Oloffson and Ginger Wise. The custodians are from left to right John Carlson and Charles Hunt. Cafeteria personnel include Bev Parker, Florence Harp, Karen Renner, Paula Hunt - Assistant Cook, and Elsie Heward - Head Cook. FACULTY Grant Andresen Amer. Govt.; Debbie Brewer - Title Kenneth Bourguin • Industrial Occ. World Hist.; U.S. Hist.; Amer. Prob- MV; Dr. Ed. lems Gary Burton ■ 6th • 8th Language Liz Dahlen • Speech Therapist. Elin Dumney • English I - IV; Speech. Arts Martha Johannsen Algebra I II; Physics, Pract. Math; Geometry. D. William Lane - AG I IV; Gen. Science. Sharon Peterson - Librarian; Spanish I II. Mark Britt - Chorus. Band. Joe Ricci - Dr. Ed., Health, K-7 PE; Mary Ward • 6th • 8th Social Studies; M-5 Coord. 7th - 8th Math. 6 Pat Brokaw Typing I; Accounting I; Computer 1. Connie Hahne • Home Ec I - IV; H.S. P.E.; Consumer Ed. James Poling • Biology; 6th Math; 6th - 8th Science. Carolyn Brendamuehl - Guidance Counselor. Willie Benavidez CheyEllen Deatherage Ellen Etheridge Heather Hartz Holly Hartz Jessica House Eyman Jaber Martin Michlig Matthew Michlig Denise Miller Holly Neahring Jeremy Roush Steven Schmidt Amber Spratt Richard Towne KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE Amber Carrell Ryan DeBrock Brad Doty Janet Draper Nathan Edlefson Danielle Eilers Shawn Fox Jena Greenwood Keith Gustafson Kris Hansen Dustin Hartz John Holevoet Molly Hunt Jessica Hurley Asmahan Jaber Jill Jensen Leslie Metz Marcy Neahring Beau Sierens Kevin Sment Bradley Steele Autumn Van Meter Benjamin Wirth o SECOND GRADE Brandon Barton David Bolin Luke David Trent DeSkeere Erica Ericson Hollie Godinez Megan Harp Kathleen Hassler Daniel Hurley Audra Kelm Christopher Maynard Ronald McCoy Melissa Michlig Emma Nelson Rebekah Nelson Melanie Whitmer Justin Anderson Jason Bivins Jimmy Bivins Alicia Carrell Ben Cooper Megan Cunningham Nathan Hartz Nicholas Hartz Michael Hilger Shane House Angela Kerber Ruth Larson Michael Michlig Jason Olinger Garrett Otto Nicole Renner Meagan Rodgers Jimmy Sarber Christine Schmidt Brandon Sierens THIRD GRADE Andrea Blackert Michael Boone Kimberly Clementz Andrea Dabler Jillian Draper Jennifer Etheridge Jayme Hall Erin Haton Scott Holevoet Jill Hunt Brad Jensen Robert (BJ) Jensen Dennis Kepner Allison Metz Claudine Neahring Jeremiah Nelson Trisha Rasmussen Timothy Ratliff Kyle Rowland Jeremy Siperly Julie Whistler Jill Woodley Angela Rosenow. photo missing FIFTH GRADE Brian Benevidez Brooke Bolin Timothy Cunningham Brian Eilers Jeremy Etheridge Douglas Hurley Dawn Jensen Ryan Kerber Ann Larson Christopher McNinch Joe Miller Derek Neahrlng Trisha Ratliff Jason Renner Regina Sarber Michael Smith SIXTH GRADE Melissa Anderson Aaron Blackert Jerome Dabler Spencer Davis Dawn Foes Jeremy House Kendra Jensen Barbie McCoy Janelle Miller Sarah Nelson Wendy Sment Troy Sugars Loretta Wilhelm Andrew Wirth Edward Wirth Brian Rauh, photo missing SEVENTH GRADE Jolene Anderson Kenneth Bolin Donald Clementz Sherri Dale Denise DeBrock Stony Funderberg Brian Gish Julie Hochstatter Brenda Holevoet Jason Johnson John Larson Denise McNinch Amber Nelson Angela Sanden Suzan Stickle LaVina Thompson Janna Whistler Lynnette Wilhelm EIGHTH GRADE Monica Anderson Daniel Boege Scott Chesser Elizabeth Ericson Scott Fox Jeremy Gonzales Tyrone Johnson Michelle Kepner Becky McNinch Steven Michlig Brian Morman Joshua Nelson Dana Rasmussen Virginia Rasmussen Joshua Sale Shawna Spera Tracy Sugars Samuel Thompson Edward Wilhelm Randy Woodley Donna Olds, photo missing Class Officers From left to right bottom row • Joshua Sale. Secretary, and Becky McNinch. V. President Middle - Randy Woodley. Treasurer. Top Daniel Boege. President. 8th GRADE GRADUATION Manlius Women’s Club Spelling Award and Eighth Grade Scholastic Award Dana Rasmussen A W A R D S Helen C. Doty Citizenship Award and Eighth Grade Scholastic Award Liz Ericson Helen C. Dotty Citizenship Award Eddie Wilhelm Illinois Power Plant Essay Contest Winner Virginia Rasmussen JUNIOR HIGH AWARDS Joshua Nelson and Dana Rasmussen each received the Junior High English Excellence Award. Dawn Foes received the 6th • 7th Grade Track Award. Suzie Stickle received 6th • 7th Grade Volleyball Award. Dana Rasmussen received the 8th Grade Track Award. Liz Ericson received the 8th Grade Volleyball Award and the 8th Grade Freethrow Award. Dana Rasmussen received the History Award and Kenny Bolin received the Social Studies Award. The 6th • 7th Grade Track Award was received by Stony Funderberg and the 8th Grade Track Award was received by Steve Michlig. Eddie Wilhelm received the Mike Foster Freethrow Award. 18 The Chad Kerber Memorial Award was awarded to Dana Rasmussen and Steve Michlig. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Members of the Junior High Football Team are from left to right kneeling - Scott Fox, Kenny Bolin, Brian Morman, Scott Chesser and Joshua Sale. Standing • Jeremy Gonzales. Jason Johnson. Sam Thompson. Stony Funderberg and Randy Woodley. The Team was coached by David Hahne. Members of the 6th-7th Grade Volleyball team are from left to right standing • Coach Jacqueline Woodley, Missy Anderson, Denise DeBrock, Vinnie Thompson, Denise McNinch and Manager Dana Rasmussen. Back row - Sherri Dale, Suzie Stickle. Jolene Anderson. Dawn Foes. Julie Hochstatter, Amber Nelson and Angie Sanden. Members of the 8th Grade Volleyball Team are kneeling in front - Manager Dana Rasmussen. Second row - Amber Nelson. Suzie Stickle. Jolene Anderson. Becky McNinch, Tracy Sugars, Dawn Foes. Angie Sanden and Coach Wood-ley. Top row - Monica Anderson and Liz Ericson. 19 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Members of the 6th-7th Grade Boys Basketball Team are, kneeling from left to right-Aaron Blackert, Andy Wirth, Spencer David, Troy Sugars, and Jeremy Dabler. Back row- Coach Grant Andresen, John Larson, Jason Johnson, Eddie Wirth and Kenny Bolin. Members of the 8th Grade Boys Basketball Team are kneeling from left to right - Joshua Nelson, Randy Woodley, Jeremy Gonzales, Scott Chesser, Stony Funderberg and Scott Fox. Back row • Coach Grant Andresen, Steve Michlig, Brian Morman, Eddie Wilhelm and Joshua Sale. 8th Grade Cheerleaders are front row from left to right • Jolene Anderson and Monica Anderson. Second row- Julie Hochstatter, Angie Sanden and Amber Nelson. Standing- Becky McNinch. Members of the 6th-7th Grade Girls Basketball team are from left to right kneeling- Missy Anderson, Denise DeBrock, Brenda Holevoet, Suzie Stickle and Amber Nelson. Standing- Coach Darrell Anderson, Dawn Foes, Sheri Dale, Jolene Anderson and Vinnie Thompson, Manager. Members of the 8th Grade Girls Basketball team are from left to right kneeling- Monica Anderson, Tracey Sugars, Jolene Anderson and Liz Ericson. Back row- Coach Darrell Anderson, Dana Rasmussen, Virginia Rasmussen, Sheri Dale and Vinnie Thompson, Manager. Members of the 6th-7th Grade Cheerleading Squad are front row from left to right • Kendra Jensen, Wendy Sment and Denise McNinch. Back row-Sheri Dale, Sarah Nelson, and Missy Anderson. Members of the Girls’ Jr. High Track Team are as follows from left to right • Front row Angie San-den, Denise McNinch. Sara Nelson, Julie Hochstat-ter and Brenda Holevoet. Back row - Coach Jac-quie Woodley, Dawn Foes, Jolene Anderson, Dana Rasmussen. Liz Ericson, Sheri Dale, Becky McNinch, Amber Nelson, Suzie Stickle and Manager Randy Woodley. a Members of the Boys’ Jr. High Track Team are as follows from left to right - Front row - Jeremy Gonzales. Joshua Nelson, Jeremy House, Andy Wirth, Spencer Davis, Aaron Blackert and John Larson. Back row Coach Jim Poling. Scott Chesser. Scott Fox, Stony Funderberg, Joshua Sale. Jason Johnson. Steve Michlig and Manager Sam Thompson. ALL State Jr. High Track qualifiers are from left to right - Front row - Sara Nelson, Liz Ericson, Sheri Dale, Joshua Sale, Coach Poling. Back row • Brenda Holevoet, Amber Nelson. Jolene Anderson, Dawn Foes. Stony Funderberg, Steve Michlig and Jason Johnson. 21 Matthew Dale Brian Davis Tony DeSkeere Marshall Foy Leslie Funderberg Nicole Hansen Jason Hedrick Sheila Hewitt Class Officers from left to right top row - Duane Wiggim, V. President and Jason Hedrick, Treasurer. Front row • Sheila Hewitt, Secretary and Mike Wise, President. • i Michael Neahring Amy Nelson Daniel Rasmussen Mary Rasmussen Tara Ratliff Curtis Smith Kathryn Stocking Duane Wiggim Michael Wise SOPHOMORES VC IS._____ Jill Anderson Michelle Anderson Christina Asp Michael Bourquin Edna Jo Daughtery Denise Figurin Jeremy Foes Jeffrey Hartz Beth Holevoet Michael Hunt Angela Jaggers Jamie Johnson Robert Nodine David Oloffson Amy Rasmussen Todd Ratliff Paul Smith Jeff Stocking Twila Wagstaff Scott Wessel Class Officers From left to right top row • Jeff Stocking, Secretary, Bob Nodine. Treasurer Bottom • Jill Anderson. V. President, and David Oloffson. President Kris Frank, President, Amy Hall, Secretary and Pat Linder. V. President. Angela Collins Matthew Dumney Amy Ericson Marc Fordham Kristine Frank Kevin Gish Chad Gripp Amy Hall Paul Hewitt Christopher Hoffman Patrick Linder Bernadine McCoy Steve Mueller Charles Oloffson Thomas Rasmussen Robert Sierens Rachel Thompson Brenda White Sharleen Helgesen, photo missing SENIORS Heidi Lynne Cooper Linder President CLASS MOTTO We do not fear the future for we are the future. For what we have achieved, for what we will achieve.” CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Pearl Grey Richard Keith Townsend Vice President CLASS FLOWER White Rose Monica Leigh Nodine Secretary Amy Michelle Polte Treasurer Ronda Suzic Mac Hcnscl Gayle Lynn Hartz Jeffrey Ray Jaques Elizabeth Ann Hedrick Jeffrey Ross Hochstatter Steven Wayne Stickle John Andrew Kirkhove, Jr. Dana James Vance x Vickie Rose Sugars mm Rebecca Ann Martin Tracy Marie Jensen Christopher Lee Wirth CLASS OF 87 AWARDS V.F.W. Awards Gayle Hartz Jeff Jaques Lt. Eugene Wirth Memorial Award Jeff Hochstatter American Legion Award Amy Polte American Legion Award Steve Stickle Senior Class Service Award and Kevin Morman Memorial Award Chris Wirth Manlius Women's Club Merit Award and Garnafay Oiler Memorial Award Amy Polte Manlius Alumni Scholarship and Senior Scholarship Award Amy Polte 36 Manlius Alumni Scholarship and Senior Scholarship Award Steve Stickle SENIOR TRIP TO FLORIDA ACTIVITIES DEXTER HANSEN • Basketball 1,2; Junior Attendant 3; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Drama Club 2,3. GAYLE HARTZ - Class Treasurer 1,2; Student Council Secy. 3; Band 1-3; Pres. 3; Chorus 1-3; Pres. 3; Swing Choir 1-3; Home Ec Club 1-4; Secy. 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Speech Team 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Cheerleading 2-4; Homecoming attendant 2,4; Prom Queen 4; National Honor Society 3,4. ELIZABETH HEDRICK - Volleyball 1-4; Cheerleadng 1-4; Track 2; Swing Choir 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Home Ec Club 1-4; Drama Club 1-3; Foreign Language Club 2,3. RONDA HENSEL - Home Ec Club 1-4; Annual Staff 2-4; Swing Choir 2,3; Choir 1; Basketball 1; Cheerleading 3; Track 2,3; Drama Club 3; Class Treas. 3. JEFFREY HOCHSTATTER - Football 1-4; Track 1-4; FFA 1-4; Asher 3; Student Council 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Speech Club 1-4; Drama Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Boy’s State; Academic all conference track and football 1,2; FFA Chapter V. Pres. 3,4; Dec. Elks teen of the month. JEFFREY JAQUES ■ Class Pres. 2; Student Council 3,4; FFA 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2,3; Homecoming attendant 2,4; Prom King 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Guard 3; Academic All-conference awards 1-3. TRACY JENSEN - Volleyball 1,2,4; Home Ec Club 1-4; Swing Choir 2; Annual Staff 3; Chorus 1. JOHN KIRKHOVE - FFA 4; Prom Attendant 4. HEIDI COOPER LINDER • Foreign Language Club 2-4; Drama Club 1-3; Home Ec Club 1-4; Choir 1-3; Swing Choir 1-3; Newspaper Staff 1; Class V. Pres. 1; Class Pres. 4; Class Secy. 2; Class Service Award 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1-3; Volleyball 1-4; Track 1; Spanish award 3. REBECCA MARTIN - Newspaper staff 1; Annual Staff 1,2; Home Ec Club 1-4; Pres. 4; Student Council 1,4; Pres. 4; Secy. 1; Class V. Pres. 2; Secy. 3; Drama Club 1-4; Homecoming attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Attendant 3; Volleyball 1-4; MVP 2-4; Basketball 1-4; MVP 2-4; Track 1,2,4; Chorus 1-3: Swing Choir 1,2. MONICA NOD1NE - Basketball 1-3; Track 2; Newspaper staff 1; Student Council 2; Class Pres. 1; V. Pres. 3; Treas. 4; Homecoming attendant 1; Prom attendant 4; Home Ec Club 2; Band 1-2; FFA 1-4; FFA Secy. 1; FFA Reporter 2; FFA Safety Chairman 3; FFA Sec. winner in Poultry 3. AMY POLTE - Drama Club 1-4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 3; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Speech team 1,2,4; Swing Choir 1-3; Chorus 1-3; National Honor Society 3,4; Volleyball 1-3; Track 2,4; Basketball 1-3; Cheerleading 4; DAR award 4; History Award; Bausch and Lomb Science Award; Class Service Award 3; Volleyball MVP 2; IVC All Academic team; Home Ec. Treas. 4; Class Pres. 3; V. Pres. 1; Treas. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pres. 4; Prom Attendant 4. 38 STEVEN STICKLE - Foreign Language Club 1-4; Speech team 1-4; Drama Club 3,4; Choir 3; Swing Choir 1-3; Class Secy 1; Treas. 3; Annual staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who Among American H.S. students; Page for U.S. House of Repres. Wash. D.C.; HOBY Ambass. Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership; Nov. Elks Teen of the month. VICKIE SUGARS - Volleyball 1-4; Home Ec Club 1-4; Annual Staff 2,3; Chorus 1,2,4. RICHARD TOWNSEND - FFA 1-4; FFA Sentinel 4; Football 1-3; Speech Team 1-2; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Student Council 1; Class V. Pres. 4. DANA VANCE ■ FFA 3,4. CHRISTOPHER WIRTH - Football 1,3,4; MVP 4; Lively Hornback Award 4; Track 2,3; FFA 1-4; Chapter Pres. 4; Homecoming attendant 1; Homecoming King 4; Prom attendant 4. WILLS 1, Liz Hedrick, will to my brother, Jason, the ability not to laugh at his own jokes; to Becky Martin, not to worry about me so much — not that I don’t need it; to Monica Nodine, to get home on time once, so she can find out what it’s like; and for John Kirkhove, not to always want to be home on time. I will to Brian Davis the ability not to laugh through an entire movie; and to Chad Gripp my ability to play in P.E. and not get hurt. I, Jeff Jaques, of tired mind and body, will to Head a life supply of gas to cruise Princeton and a certain part of the canal; to Dana Vance, a set of reclining seats for his car; to Gayle Hartz, a good marriage since ours didnt’ work; to Mr. Lane, a quieter study hall; and to the Senior Class a happy, prosperous future. 1, Ronda Hensel, will the ability for everyone to keep in touch through the years, and to everyone a lifetime of happiness. 1, John Kirkhove, will to Mr. Metz, the ability to find the right person who vandalized the school parking lot. To “HEAD”, 1 will the ability to play with my yo-yo without hitting people; to everyone else in Manlius High School, the ability to keep out of trouble. I, Heidi Linder, will to Marc Fordham and Chad Gripp my ability to sneak up and Pawnee people; to Amy Hall, my senior averageness; to Pat, my ability to get out of study hall; to all the seniors success and a great life!! I, Monica Nodine, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to my little brother, Bob, my ability not to get hurt in sports — especially track, and also my ability to come home on time; to Heidi Pat, best wishes for the future; to Liz, a book of 100 reasons on “Why Do Your Homework on Time”, the first reason being Mrs. Dumney; to my best friend. Bee, her own means of transportation to Iowa State University and best wishes to her and that special someone who lives there; to Marc Fordham, Chad Gripp, Mr. Nor-dengren a year’s gift certificate at McDonald’s; and finally to the graduating class of ’87’ best wishes for the future. I, Dexter Hansen, being of tired body and abused mind will to Tony DeSkeere a supply of potato chips to keep feeding me while I’m in college; To Jeremy Foes, a life supply of senior citizen cards from Hardee’s; To Jeff Jaques, I will luck for the next time police officers wish to talk to him and there are articles of clothing in his rear window. I, Steve Stickle, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my political influence to Joe Bob Sierens so that he can get his academy nomination; to Mrs. Peterson, enough tape to keep a certain AIR-Head’s mouth shut; and to next years seniors, EXCUSED absences for their Senior Skip Day. I, Tracy Jensen, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will Pat Linder a “Yo-Yo” of the Year Award because he is one that started it all, and also to Michelle Anderson, “A DOLLAR BILL.” I, Amy Polte, will to Marc Fordham and Chad Gripp each other so that they don’t have to be “Old Maids” anymore. To Matt Dumney, a string long enough to yo-yo off the Sears Tower on his next visit to Chicago. To Bob Sierens an ACT score of no lower than a 33 and entrance into the college or academy of his choice so he can stop worrying about it!! And finally I will to my best friend, Gayle Hartz, another friend as terrific as me when she goes off to school at Iowa State next year. 1, Vickie Sugars, being of sound mind and abused body, do hereby will to Gayle Hartz and my darling sister, Amy, the ability to be “extra special”; to Richard Townsend a truck with goochy-bwop; to the classes of 88, 89, and 90 good luck in their remaining years at MHS, and to my classmates best of luck always! I, Chris Wirth, being of shrewd mind and abused body, do hereby will to Marc Fordham the ability to not be injury prone in every sport, also enough pens, pencils, rulers, so that he can break at least three per day. To Chad Gripp, 1 break away rim, life-time supply of Reeboks, and a spot remover to get rid of those red moles that are always on his chest, and 1 slightly used Chadly Bear. To Jeff Hartz, another fun-filled trip to the State Convention. To all future graduates of the old MHS, the ability to engage in certain activities as safely as Richard and I. 1, Richard Townsend, being of devious mind and abused body do hereby will to Pat Linder the 1 4 of Milwaukee, I never had but probably should have along with enough sleep to make up for all the hours we’ve missed. To Chad Gripp, I leave one years supply of fire alarms to pull. To Marc Fordham, I leave a fun-filled weekend in St. Louis with his own personal trampoline. To my rounded off little buddy. Chuck Oloffson, I will the ability to run 101 red lights in Kewanee without getting caught. And finally, to whomever wants it, I will one broken neck. I, Rebecca Martin, being of sound mind and body, hereby will to my best friend, Booger, permission to take work off anytime she wants so she can go to IOWA STATE UNIV. with me; to Liz a years course on how to improve your driving; to Opie the neatest pair of plain jeans; to Jilly the ability to stand on Amy Hall’s shoulders while touching my rim; to Bob Sierens a new LE Tigre wardrobe for his senior year; also I will to Scott and Charlie the cutest couple award in the High School; to Jeff Hartz, a book on how to keep Secrets Better; also to Mr. Mrs. Pat Linder best wishes for their future; and last but not least Best wishes to my graduating class of 1987. I, Dana Vance, being of sound mind and body will to Head a life time supply of yo-yo string. To Angela her very own yoyo. To all future shop students the ability to cut off their thumbs. To the computer class, a copy of Dexter I and II and print out comands. And to Dexter Hansen, a box of BAND-AIDS. I, Jeff Hochstatter, will to Pat Linder a bending but unbreakable pole, to Brian Davis the correct conventional style and a lifetime supply of tape; to Steve Stickle a pair of snake skin boots with spurs. To Dana Vance, the ability to not cut your fingers off. I will to the senior class the best luck in whatever they do. I, Gayle Hartz, will to Amy Hall, something special, no something extra-special', Also to Jill Anderson, a compliment everyday for the rest of her High School days because someone doesn’t give her any. To my dearest brother, Jeff, I will all the advise he will need next year when I’m not around to help with his “women situations.” To my husband, Jeffery, I will half of everything I own, since we are geting divorced . . . And lastly, to all the seniors that are going on the trip, the best and wildest time we could possibly have!!! REUNION - 1997 Welcome underclassman to the newly established town of Manlius. The graduating class of 1987 is proud to have you visit our town. The town was established the summer after we graduated. We will start the tour on Main St. and proceed through showing you our residents and area businesses. Feel free to take as many pictures and ask as many questions as you want. The first resident to be recognized is Richard Townsend. He is the proud owner of Richard’s Rave, the only barber shop in town. Rich’s new strainer haircut is a popular fad among the residents. Next, if you would turn to your left, you will see the town dump. Our sanitorial engineer, Chris Wirth, runs this business. If not at the dump, Chris can be found at home with wife Tara and kids. Now we’re going to pass the newly built white house where Dana and Susan Vance are residing. Dana left the mayoral position of Dingly and is now the mayor of our town. We will be stopping now at our only tavern in Manlius, which is run by John Kirkhove. John’s Jug is busy every night and always jammed with wall to wall people. Our course one reason for so much business is the live entertainment. John's high school sweetheart, Liz Hedrick, is the entertainment. You can come and listen to the Bangels, with Liz as the lead singer, perform nightly. Our next residents have been busy on their new toy which was patented for the Mattel Toy Company. Pat and Heidi’s Yo-Yo Company is manufacturing gumby yo-yo’s by the thousands. Heidi can be found at home working on the business's computer while watching their kids. For any legal problems contact Stickle’s Law Firm, located downtown. Steve’s Harvard degree in law has made him one of the most wealthy residents of the town. But his heart still lies in politics. Steve is now engaged with his campaign for governor, hoping to do everyone a favor by beating Jim Thompson. If for any reason, Steve is not available you can contact Amy Polte. Attorney Polte has made quite a successful name for herself. Her special ‘'gobble-technique” can be heard throughout the court rooms. Our most prosperous resident is Jeff Hochstatter. After high school, Jeff went to college and studied the art of baking. Elf’s Cookie Factory is the result. Unfortunately, Jeff has a hard time getting any baking done because as in high school, he is constantly arguing. Tracy Vance and Vickie Wangelin have just recently bought out the John Amico’s School of Hair Design and replaced it with their own chain. Tracy Vickie are always busy on the road with their trade shows. We have one motel in our small town, it is located on the outskirts near Route 88. Gayle Hartz and Monica Nodine put their AVC education together and opened their own motel. Gayle manages the kitchen and has since she married the Chef. Monica manages the motel and makes special appearances on the TV series. Hotel, opposite James Brolin. If you have noticed, all the buildings and homes have something in common, they are designed by Dexter Hansen. Dex and wife, Andrea, live in the only solar home, which he designed also. We have one area farmer that supports our little town. Jeff Jaques, manager of Jaques Farms, is a grain and livestock farmer. Jeff and wife, Jen, have 70 hired men to accomodate for the size of their farm and several thousand head of hogs they raise. Our next stop will be for refreshments at our only fast food restaurant. Ronda and Kurt Geldean own and manage McRonda s. 1 guess all those long hours spent working at McDonald’s in Princeton have made her a successful business woman. Last but not least, is myself, Rebecca Martin, who was chosen to take you for this tour. I am now in between touring with the Harlem Globetrotters. Being the first white woman on the team is real exciting. I guess this proves that my years with Coach Lane and the Lady Red Devils have paid off. Last but, not least, I would like to thank you for visiting and touring our town. 40 ORGANIZATIONS FFA From left to right front row • Brian Davis. Bob Whittaker. Jeremy Foes. Bob Nodine, Jeff Hartz, Scott Wessel, and Matt Dale. Second Row • Todd Ratliff and Mike Bourquin. Back row Matt Dumney. Jeff Jaques, Jeff Hochstatter, Kris Frank. Chris Wirth, Richard Townsend. Dana Vance and Tom Rasmussen. HOME EC. CLUB From left to right front row • Heidi Cooper-Linder. Liz Hedrick. Becky Martin, Jeff Hartz, David Oloff-son and Jamie Johnson. Second row • Denise Figu-rin, Amy Rasmussen. Amy Hall. Jill Anderson. Brenda White and Kris Frank. Third row Amy Polte, Gayle Hartz, Ronda Hensel. Beth Holevoet, and Shanda Lathrop. Fourth Row - Vicki Sugars. Kathy Stocking, Angel Jaggers, Amy Ericson, Bob Whittaker, and Tony DeSkeere. Back Row - Edna Jo Daugherty. Berni McCoy, Rachel Thompson. Michelle Anderson and Tracy Jensen. LIBRARY AIDES From left to right • Jeff Hochstatter, Amy Polte, Steve Stickle, JoEllen Neahring and Paul Smith. 43 STUDENT COUNCIL From Left to right sitting - Becky Martin, Kathy Stocking. Amy Rasmussen and Lisa Jensen. Back row • Jeff Hochstatter, Jeff Jaques, Jeff Hartz, Chad Gripp. Marc Fordham and Pat Linder. ANNUAL STAFF From left to right front row - Bob Sierens, Angel Jaggers and Kathy Stocking. Second Row standing - Duane Wiggim, Gayle Hartz, Amy Polte. Jason Hedrick, Brenda White. Ronda Hensel, Amy Rasmussen, Steve Stickle, Sheila Hewitt. Kris Frank and Lisa Jensen. Back row sitting • Amy Ericson, Michelle Anderson, Tara Ratliff, Jill Anderson. Todd Ratliff, Nicki Hansen, Denise Fi-gurin, and Bob Whittaker. SPANISH CLUB From left to right sitting front row - Angel Jaggers, Denise Figurin, Lisa Jensen, Liza Hedrick, Heidi Cooper-Lin-der, and Pat Linder. Second row sitting - Amy Hall, Beth Holevoet, Chris Asp, and Amy Ericson. Third row standing - Berni McCoy, Nicki Hansen. Amy Rasmussen, and Amy Polte. Fourth row - Brenda White, Sheila Hewitt. Kathy Stocking, Jason Hedrick, Chris Hoffman, Tom Rasmussen, Bob Sierens, Richard Townsend, and Steve Stickle. Fifth row - Tara Ratliff and Jill Anderson. Back row • Dexter Hansen, Chuck Oloffson, Mike Wise, David Oloffson, Duane Wiggim. Jeff Stocking, Jeff Hochstatter and Paul Hewitt. mm CHOIR Choral members are front row left to right • Brian Gish. Aaron Black-ert, Scott Fox. and Stony Funder-berg. Second row - Janna Whistler, Kendra Jensen, Shanda Lathrop, Amber Nelson, Julie Hochstatter, Angie Sanden and Brenda Holevoet. Back row • Mark Britt, Director, Berni McCoy, Amy Polte, Vickie Sugars, Edna Jo Daughtery, Jason Hedrick. Angela Collins. Rachel Thompson, Denise Figurin and Twila Wagstaff. BAND Band members are from left to right front row Barbie McCoy, Sara Nelson, Donald Clementz, Sam Thompson and Scott Fox. Second Row Mary Rasmussen. Becky McNinch, Janelle Miller, Brenda Holevoet, Vinnie Thompson. Sheri Dale, Julie Hochstatter and Kenny Bolin. Third row - John Larson, Denise Figurin, Denise McNinch, Amy Ericson, Aaron Blackert, Virginia Rasmussen, Joshua Nelson, Lisa Jensen, Dana Rasmussen. Nicki Hansen, and Duane Wiggim. Back row - Mark Britt, Band Director, Suzie Stickle, Jolene Anderson and Dawn Foes. SPEECH TEAM Speech Team members are from left to right front row - Chuck Oloffson, Jason Hedrick and Amy Polte. Second row - Steve Stickle. Chris Asp, and Jeff Hochstatter. Back row - Denise Figurin. Amy Rasmussen and Beth Holevoet DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS . . . Nightmare on the Lovey, Dovey Dreamboat. The play was centered around a trip on a cruise ship with a large and very talented cast and crew. The audience was kept laughing by the antics of a crazy ship captain, a walking octopus and zombies. Everything happened from romance to the threats of sabotage. A night enjoyed by all who attended. 1IL LOVEY- DOVEY THAT'S • «• «• SHOW HZ!.. HONORS NIGHT Members of the National Honor Society include front row from left to right • Bob Sierens. Tom Rasmussen, Paul Hewitt. Amy Hall and Amy Ericson. Back row • Amy Polte, Heidi Cooper Linder. Gayle Hartz. Jeff Jaques. Jeff Hochstatter and Steve Stickle. Class Service Awards were received by Freshman Mike Wise, Sophomore Beth Ho-levoet. and Junior Kris Frank. Tracy Jensen received the Home Ec Award; Bob Sierens received the Spanish Award; and Lisa Jensen received the Lively Hornbeck Girl’s Award. 48 Other awards were received by various students. Steve Stickle received the History Award and the Math Award. Amy Polte received the Math Award and the Science Award. Bob Sierens received the Baush Lomb Science Award. Jeff Hochstatter received the DeKalb Award. HOMECOMING 1986 2. S FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE Brenda White Pat Linder, Junior Attendants Gayle Hartz Jeff Jaques, Senior Attendants Angel Jaggers Scott Wessel, Sophomore Attendants Sheila Hewitt Mike Wise, Freshmen Attendants VOLLEYBALL Junior Varsity Team members from left to right front row • Kathy Stocking and Jill Anderson. Second Row Amy Nelson. Shanda Lathrop, Chris Asp. Sheila Hewitt. Amy Rasmussen and Tara Ratliff. Back row • Team Manager, Lisa Jensen. Denise Figurin. Nicki Hansen. Angel Jaggers and Coach Teri Smith. Varsity Team members from left to right front row • Angel Jaggers, Nicki Hansen, and Jill Anderson. Second row - Lisa Jensen, team manager, Heidi Cooper Linder, Liz Hedrick. Becky Martin. Brenda White and Amy Hall. Back row • Kris Frank, Vicki Sugars, Tracy Jensen and Coach Smith. Seniors from left to right • Liz Hedrick, Tracy Jensen, Heidi Cooper-Linder, Vicki Sugars and Becky Martin. FOOTBALL From left to right back row - Marshall Foy, Jason Hedrick, Jeff Stocking, Chris Wirth, David Oloffson. Scott Wessel. Pat Lindner, Brian Davis. Dan Rasmussen, and Mike Neahring. Second row • Coach Bourquin, Jeff Hochstatter, Mike Bourquin, Jamie Johnson, Jeff Hartz, Mike Hunt, Tom Rasmussen. Paul Hewitt, and Coach Ricci. Third row • Jeremy Foes, Les Funderberg, Mike Wise, Chuck Oloffson, Bob Sierens, Bob Nodine, Todd Ratliff. Front row Managers Angela Collins and Amy Ericson. BASKETBALL Varsity Team members from left to right front row • Bob Sierens, Tom Rasmussen, Chuck Oloffson, Bob Nodine and David Oloffson. Back row • Paul Hewitt, Jeff Stocking, Brian Davis, Jeff Jaques, Marc Ford-ham and Chris Hoffman. Boys team coached by Bryce Nordengren. Varsity Team members from left to right kneeling - Jill Anderson and Sheila Hewitt. Second row • Coach Bill Lane, Kris Frank, Angel Jaggers, Brenda White, and Amy Rasmussen. Back row • Amy Hall, Becky Martin, Lisa Jensen and Nicki Hansen. Senior Becky Martin with Her parents Mr. Mrs. Duane Martin Senior Jeff Jaques with his parents Mr. Mrs. Tom Lucas Junior Varsity team members from left to right front row • Les Funderberg, Bob No-dine, Jamie Johnson. Mike Wise, and Duane Wiggim. Back row - Matt Dale. Jeff Stocking, Brian Davis, David Oloffson, and Mike Hunt. The team was coached by Bryce Nordengren. Junior Varsity team members from left to right kneeling - Amy Rasmussen. Second row - Jill Anderson, Kathy Stocking, Sheila Hewitt and Amy Nelson. Back row • Coach Lane, Nicki Hansen, Lisa Jensen and Denise Figurin. AWARDS Girls Sports Award winnners are from left to right, Angel Jaggers • Varsity Basketball Freethrow Award and Fresh-Soph Volleyball MVP; Becky Martin - Varsity Basketball MVP and Varsity Volleyball MVP; Jill Anderson Fresh-Soph Basketball Freethrow Award and MVP. Boys Sports Award winners are from left to right, Chris Wirth - Varisty Football MVP and Lively Hornback Award; Jamie Johnson - Fresh-Soph Football MVP; Jeff Stocking - Fresh-Soph Basketball MVP; Bob Sierens - Varsity Basketball Freethrow Award and MVP. ATHLETES ON PARADE 57 TRACK Members of the H.S. Boys’ Track Team are as follows: front • Manager Dan Rasmussen; First row sitting from left to right Mike Wise, Mike Neahring, Paul Smith, Les Funderberg and Curt Smith. Second row • Jeff Hochstatter, Jason Hedrick, Jeff Hartz, Jamie Johnson and Bob No-dine. Back row • Coach Ken Bourquin, Matt Dale, Chuck Oloffson. Jeff Stocking, David Oloffson and Brian Davis. Members of the H.S. Girls’ Track team are as follows: front • Jill Anderson; Back row from 1 to r • Chris Asp, Coach Sharon Peterson. Shiela Hewitt. Amy Polte, Amy Rasmussen, Nicki Hansen, Angel Jaggers, Lisa Jensen. Amy Nelson and Beth Hole-voet. MANLIUS nAMLIUb MAUft S THESE DREAMS The prom was held on May 2, 1987 at the Princeton Elk’s Club. Dance music was provided by a Disc Jockey. After the dance, an After-Prom party was held at Crown Lanes with bowling, pizza and prizes. Prom royalty arc from left to right • Amy Polte and Chris Wirth. Senior attendants. Queen Gayle Hartz and King Jeff Jaques, Monica Nodine and John Kirkhove, Senior attendants, and Amy Hall and Tom Rasmussen. Junior Attendants. KORY FARM EQUIPMENT DIVISION and STEEL TUBE DIVISION Phone (815) 445-3711 P.O. Box 349 Manlius, IL Compliments of: The Rasmussen Brothers Glenn, Wayne, Dean n REDKEN Sally’s Country Curl Phone (309) 288-5871 RR 1 Sheffield, IL 61361 Marquis Graw, Inc. 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