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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

THE DEVIL 1988 MANLIUS COMM. UNIT SCHOOL MANLIUS, ILLINOIS EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS Amy Ericson Bob Sierens Earl’s Photo FUND RAISING Angel Jaggers Liz Ericson Steve Craig Amy Rasmussen Denise Figurin BUSINESS Sheila Hewitt Amy Ericson MANAGERS ADVISOR Jill Anderson Chas. Oloffson Donna Ericson PRESENTED BY MANLIUS ANNUAL STAFF 1 STAFF Dean Metz • Superintendent. B.S. from Northern Illinois University; M S. from Illinois State University Dane Peterson - Principal. B.S. from Southern Illinois University; M.S. from Governors State University. School Board members sitting from left to right - Steve Cunningham. Clarence Miller, and Robert Johnson. Standing • Tammy Harris. Board Secretary; Glen Rasmussen. Edwina Otto. Leonard Hansen and Ron Christensen. Office staff from left to right - Nancy Hartz, Secretary; Nancy Anderson. Secretary; and Joanne Nelson. Bookkeeper. Manlius School Bus Drivers from left to right-Nancy Anderson, Rita Frank. Bill Dumney. Kay Oloffson and Ginger Wise. Continental? Trallways Cafeteria Personnel Elsie Heward-Head Cook Paula Hunt-Asst. Cook Karen Renner Beverly Parker Jeanna Bourquin 5 1 Martha Johannsen • Algebra 1 II; Physics; Pract. Math; Geometry; Chemistry; Trig. Gary Burton • 6th-8th Language Arts D. William Lane AG MV; Gen. Science. Pat Brokaw - Typing I; Accounting I; Computer I II.; Guidance Counselor. 6 FACULTY Carolyn Brendamuehl • Guidance Counselor. Connie Hahne - Home Ec I-IV; H.S. P.E.; Consumer Ed. Kristie Knop • K-5 Music; 7-12 Band and Chorus Terry Kelly - Dr. Ed.; Health; K-7 P.E. Sandra Shule - Speech Therapist. David Moore - Biology; 6th Math; 6th - 9th Science Kenneth Bourquin - Industrial Occ. Elin Dumney - English I-IV; Speech. I-IV; Dr. Ed. Mary Ward • 6th-8th Social Studies; 7th 8th Math. Grant Andresen - Amer. Govt.; World Hist.; U.S. Hist.; Amer. Problems Sharon Peterson • Librarian; Spanish MIL KINDERGARTEN 8 Peter Benavidez Kristin Childers Sarah Cooley Jesse Edlefson Rachel Hagerman Ian Harris Chris Heward Cassie Hewitt Elizabeth Hurley Brint Kelly Trevor Kelm Holly Heahring Todd Larson Scott Popejoy Steven Schmidt Andrea Smith Willie Benevidez James Dynes Ellen Etheridge Heather Hartz Holly Hartz Jessica House Eyman Jaber Martin Michlig Matthew Michlig Denise Miller Jeremy Roush Amber Spratt Richard Towne Jan Madison. Teacher FIRST GRADE Gina Hall, Teacher Amber Carrell Ryan DeBrock Brad Doty Janet Draper Nathan Edlefson Danielle Eilers Shaun Fox Jena Greenwood Kris Hansen Dustin Hartz John Holevoet Molly Hunt Jessica Hurley Asmahan Jaber Jill Jensen Leslie Metz Marcy Neahring Beau Sierens Clark Simpson K J Kevin Sment Autumn Van Meter Benjamin Wirth SECOND GRADE Brandon Barton Jamie Bentley David Bolin Luke Davis Trent DeSkeere Erica Ericson n Boo Hoo Photo Missing Hollie Godinez Melannie Hansen Megan Harp Kathleen Hassler Daniel Hurley Audra Kelm Christopher Maynard Ronald McCoy Melissa Michlig Emma Nelson Rebekah Nelson Erik Peterson THIRD GRADE Anita Winek, Teacher Melanie Whitmer Jolyn Wise Justin Anderson Jason Bivins Jimmy Bivins Alicia Carrell Ben Cooper Megam Cunningham Carrie Freeman Craig Freeman Nathan Hartz Nicholas Hartz Michael Hilger Shane House Robert Jensen Angela Kerber Ruth Larson Michael Michlig Claudine Neahring Jason Olinger Garrett Otto Nicole Renner Meagan Rodgers Jimmy Sarber Christine Schmidt Brandon Sierens Melissa Stier i I y Ronda Swearingen Heather Van Meter FOURTH GRADE Michael Algaier Andrea Blackert Michael Boone Kimberly Clementz Andrea Dabler Jillian Draper Jennifer Etheridge Jayme Hall Erin Haton Scott Holevoet Jill Hunt Brad Jensen Dennis Kepner Trinitie McNinch Allison Metz Jeremiah Nelson Trisha Rasmussen Timothy Ratliff Kyle Rowland FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Brian Benavidez Brooke Bolin Timothy Cunningham Brian Eilers Jeremy Etheridge Douglas Hurley Dawn Jensen Ryan Kerber Ann Larson Christopher McNinch Joe Miller Derek Neahring Doug Peterson Trisha Ratliff Jason Renner Regina Sarber Jeffrey Woodley BEARS i SEVENTH GRADE Melissa Anderson Aaron Blackert Jerome Dabler Spencer Davis Dawn Foes Jeremy House Kendra Jensen Barbie McCoy Janelle Miller Sarah Nelson Brian Rauh Wendy Sment Troy Sugars Loretta Wilhelm Andrew Wirth Edward Wirth Class officers from left to right Kendra Jensen • Secy. Treas., Sarah Nelson • V. President, Dawn Foes - President. EIGHTH GRADE Jolene Anderson Kenneth Bolin Donald Clementz Sherri Dale Denise DeBrock Stony Funderberg Brian Gish Julie Hochstatter Brenda Holevoet Jason Johnson Class Officers from left to right Stony Funderberg - Secy.-Treas., Sherri Dale - V. President, Donald Clementz, President. John Larson Denise McNinch Amber Nelson Glenda Lynn Payne Angela Sanden Suzan Stickle LaVina Thompson Janna Whistler 8th GRADE GRADUATION AWARDS Denise DeBrock and Kenny Bolin were the Eighth Grade Scholastic Award Winners. Denise DeBrock received the Women’s Club Spelling Award, the Helen C. Doty Memorial Citizenship Award and All Subjects High Honors Award. Kenny Bolin received the Helen C. Doty Memorial Citizenship Award. Presidential Awards were given to Suzie Stickle. Denise DeBrock. Kenny Bolin and Julie Hochstatter. Seventh Grade Honor Guards were Jeremy House. Janelle Miller. Sarah Nelson and Loretta Wildhelm. Seventh Grade Ushers were Missy Anderson and Jerome Dabler. 17 JUNIOR HIGH AWARDS Janelle Miller received the Social Studies Award and Kenny Bolin received the History Award. Kenny Bolin. Denise DeBrock and Julie Hochstatter all received the English Excellence Award. Sports Awards were presented to the following: Amber Nelson receiving the Volleyball Serving Award for 8th Grade and the Track Falcon Award; Dawn Foes received the 6th-7th Volleyball Serving Award and the 6th-7th Track Award; Jason Johnson received the 8th Grade Track Award and Stony Funderberg received the Mike Foster Free Throw Award. The Chad Kerber Memorial Award was presented to Amber Nelson and Kenny Bolin. Other sports awards were given to Jolene Anderson for the Free Throw Award and Eddie Wirth for the 6th-7th Grade Track Award. JR. HIGH SPORTS Football team members from left to right • front row • Doug Hurley, Brian Eilers, Ryan Kerber, Jeff Woodley, Spencer Davis, Chris McNinch, Dereck Neahring and Joe Miller. Back row Andy Wirth, Jerome Dabler, Jason Johnson, Stony Funder-burg, Ed Wirth, Kenny Bolin and Aaron Blackert. Team coached by David Hahne. 6th-7th Grade Volleyball team from left to right • Dawn Jensen, Dawn Foes, Missy Anderson, Trisha Ratliff and Sarah Nelson. Missing from photo - Ann Larson. Team coached by Jacqueline Woodley. 8th Grade Volleyball team from left to right • Kneeling Angie Sanden. Back row • Suzan Stickle, Amber Nelson, Sherri Dale, Julie Hochstatter, Jolene Anderson, LaVinna Thompson, Denise DeBrock and Denise McNinch. Team coached by Jacqueline Woodley. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 6th-7th Grade Boys’ Basketball Team members from L to R, front row- Tim Cunningham, Ryan Kerber, Derek Neahring, Eddie Wirth, Aaron Blackert, Joe Miller, Andy Wirth and Brian Benevidez. Standing-Chris McNinch, Jeff Wood-ley. Brian Eilers, Jason Renner, Doug Hurley, Jeremy Dabler, Jeremy House, Troy Sugars, Jeremy Etheridge and Coach Grant Andresen. 8th Grade Boys’ Basketball Team members from L to R. front row- John Lar son. Stony Funderberg, Jason Johnson, and Kenny Bolin. Standing- Aaron Blackert, Eddie Wirth, Spencer Davis and Coach Grant Andresen. 6th-7th Grade Cheerleaders- Top- Regina Sarber. Second row- Missy Anderson and Kendra Jensen. First row- Brooke Bolin. Ann Larson and Sarah Nelson. 8th Grade Cheerleaders- Front- Angie Sanden. Second row- Jolene Anderson. Sheri Dale and Julie Hochstatter. Top- Denise McNinch. 6th-7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team members from L to R, front row- Missy Anderson, Dawn Jensen. Brooke Bolin and Sarah Nelson. Back row- Coach Darrell Anderson, Dawn Foes and Vinnie Thompson. Manager. 8th Grade Girls’ Basketball team members from I to r, front row- Denise McNinch and Brenda Holevoet, Back row- Coach Darrell Anderson, Lynn Payne. Amber Nelson, Jolene Anderson. Denise DeBrock, Suzie Stickle. Sheri Dale and Vinnie Thompson. Manager. 20 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Jr. High Boys' Track team left to right, sitting-Brian Eilers, Chris McNinch. Doug Peterson. Jeff Woodley, Jeremy Etheridge. Kneeling- Jason Renner. Andy Wirth, Derek Neahring, Doug Hurley, Spencer Davis. Standing- Brook Bolin and Trisha Ratliff. Managers; Eddie Wirth. John Larson, Jason Johnson, Kenny Bolin, Aaron Blackert, Stoney Funderberg. Coached by David Moore. Jr. High Girls' Track team from left to right, kneeling- Dawn Foes, Sarah Nelson. Ann Larson and Missy Anderson. Standing- Angie Sanden, Sheri Dale, Denise McNinch. Amber Nelson, Brenda Ho-levoet, Jolene Anderson. Julie Hochstatter and Suzy Stickle. From left to right- Girls’ Track Asst. Coach Ann Lootens and Coach Jacqueline Woodley. BAND and CHORUS Band members from left to right- First row- Brook Bolin, Tim Cunningham, Denise DeBrock, Janelle Miller, Second row- Kenny Bolin, Denise McNinch, Julie Hochstatter. Sheri Dale. Donald Clementz, Vinnie Thompson. Sarah Nelson and Brenda Holevoet. Standing Band Instructor Kristie Knop, Suzie Stickle, Missy Anderson and Dawn Foes. Chorus members from left to right, sitting- Denise McNinch, Regina Sarber and Brook Bolin. Second row- Ann Larson and Julie Hochstatter. Back row- Trisha Ratliff. Lynn Payne. Janna Whistler. Brian Gish. Denise DeBrock and Kristie Knop. Choral Director. 21 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Council members are from left to right standing • Steve Craig, Steve Michlig, David Oloffson, Mike Wise and Charles Oloffson. Seated is President Bob Sierens. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Choral members left to right first row • Shanda Lathrop, Monica Anderson and Twila Wagstaff. Second row • Rachel Thompson and Berni McCoy. Third row • Kristie Knop, Choral Director. LIBRARY AIDES From left to right Matt Dumney, Angela Collins. Steve Michlig, Steve Craig. JoEUen Neahring, Amy Rasmussen, Beth Holevoet and Becky McNinch. HIGH SCHOOL BAND Band members left to right first row - Lisa Jensen, Virginia Rasmussen, Nicki Hansen, and Mary Rasmussen. Second row - Joshua Nelson, Duane Wiggim, Sam Thompson and Band Director, Kristie Knop. fi Speech Team members are from top to bottom, Sheila Hewitt. Beth Holevoet. Nicki Hansen, Jason Hedrick. Chas. Oloff-son, Duane Wiggim and Amy Rasmussen. SPEECH TEAM ANNUAL STAFF Members from left to right, front row sitting - Liz Ericson, Michelle Anderson. Denise Figurin, Co-Editors • Amy Ericson and Bob Sierens, Amy Rasmussen, Angel Jaggers and Virginia Rasmussen. Second row kneeling • Monica Anderson. Sheila Hewitt and Kate Stocking. Third row standing • Shawna Spera, Shanda Lath-rop, Brenda White. Duane Wiggim. Kris Frank, Lisa Jensen. Beth Holevoet, Jill Anderson, Nicki Hansen, Tara Ratliff, Chas. Oloff son, Mike Wise, Tom Rasmussen, Advisor - Donna Ericson. Back row -Randy Woodley, Jamie Johnson, Jason Hedrick, Dave Oloffson, Brian Davis. Matt Dale, Tony DeSkeere, Steve Craig, Paul Hewitt and Chris Hoffman. w.o.w. AN AWARENESS CLUB Members from left to right, front row sitting - Liz Ericson, Tara Ratliff, Mike Wise. Amy Ericson and Denise Figurin. Second row - Shawna Spera, Becky McNinch, Sheila Hewitt, Nicki Hansen, Amy Rasmussen, Shanda Lathrop and Scott Chesser. Third row - Lisa Jensen, Angel Jaggers, Kate Stocking, Bob Sierens. Jill Anderson, Beth Holevoet, Dana Rasmussen, Chas. Oloffson and Joshua Nelson. Back row - Virginia Rasmussen, Advisor - Connie Hahne, Monica Anderson, Jeremy Gonzales, Paul Hewitt, Amy Hall, and Brian Morman. FFA From left to right front row Jill Anderson and Angel Jaggers. Second row - Todd Ratliff, Mike Bourquln, Jeff Hartz, and Bob Nodine. Third row - Bob Whittaker, Randy Wood-ley, Marshall Foy, Jamie Johnson, Ed Wilhelm. Fourth row - Mike Hunt, Scott Wessel, Jeremy Foes, Matt Dumney and Tony DeSkeere. Back row - Matt Dale, Brian Davis and Steve Craig. Adviser is Bill Lane. SPANISH CLUB Sitting from left to right - Becky McNinch, Beth Holevoet, Tara Ratliff, Amy Rasmussen, Kate Stocking, Sheila Hewitt, Dana Rasmussen and Michele Algair. Kneeling - Denise Figurin, Liz Ericson, Angel Jaggers, Jill Anderson, Amy Ericson, Nicki Hansen, Lisa Jensen, Amy Nelson and Scott Chesser. Standing - Randy Woodley, Jeremy Gonzales. Scott Fox, Steve Michlig, Duane Wiggim, Bob Sierens, Paul Hewitt, Jason Hedrick, David Oloffson, Jeff Stocking, Chris Hoffman, Chas. Oloffson, Tom Rasmussen, Mike Wise, Joshua Sale and Brian Morman. Adviser is Sharon Peterson. HOME EC. CLUB Kneeling from left to right • Denise Figurin, Berni McCoy, Rachel Thompson, Charlie Helgesen, Brenda White, Amy Hall, Shanda Lathrop, Tara Ratliff, Amy Ericson, and adviser, Connie Hahne. Second row - Shauna Speara, Michelle Anderson, Becky McNinch, Kris Frank, Jill Anderson, Angel Jaggers, Kate Stocking, Amy Rasmussen, Beth Holevoet, and Chas. Oloffson. Third row - Monica Anderson, Virginia Rasmussen, Bob Sierens, David Oloffson, Chad Gripp, Jeff Stocking, Jason Hedrick. Jamie Johnson, Tom Rasmussen and Chris Hoffman 26 � DRAMA CLUB McGilicudy McGotham The play centers around a leprechaun who comes to America to save his home and others from being destroyed by an airport runway. But the only ones who can see or hear him must be of Irish descent. The audience was entertained by flying squirrel boas, dancing on table tops and St. Patrick Parades. i in Boo Hoo Photo Missing Michele Algaier Monica Anderson Scott Chesser Elizabeth Ericson Scott Fox Class officers are from bottom to top • Steve Michlig. Secretary; Liz Ericson. Vice President. Randy Woodley. Treasurer; and Dana Rasussen. President. ■ Matthew Dale Brian Davis Tony DeSkeere Marshall Foy Leslie Funderberg Nicole Hansen Jason Hedrick Sheila Hewitt Lisa Jensen Shanda Lathrop Class officers from left to right • Jason Hedrick, Secretary; Sheila Hewitt, President; Marshall Foy, Treasurer; and Duane Wiggim, Vice President. Randy McCoy JoEllen Neahring Michael Neahring Amy Nelson Ted Payne Daniel Rasmussen Mary Rasmussen Tara Ratliff Jill Anderson Michelle Anderson Christina Asp Mike Bourquin Steven Craig Edna Jo Daughtery Denise Figurin Jeremy Foes Jeffrey Hartz Beth Holevoet Class Officers from left to right • Jeff Stocking. Secretary; Jeff Hart . Vice President; Amy Rasmussen. President; Steve Craig. Treasurer. Michael Hunt Angela Jaggers James Johnson Robert Nodine David Oloffson Amy Rasmussen Todd Ratliff Jeff Stocking Twila Wagstaff Scott Wessel Robert Whittaker SENIORS CLASS MOTTO “That was the Past. This is the Present. We are the Future. CLASS COLORS Lavender Ivory Christopher Todd Hoffman President Marc Alan Fordham Vice President CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Pat Brokaw and Mr Dean Met Amy Irene I (all Secretary Thomas Dean Rasmussen Treasurer Angela Lee Collins Kristine Lin Frank Sharleen Shiree Helgesen Paul Stacy Hewitt Patrick David Linder Bernadine Marie McCoy Rachel Renee Thompson Brenda Stephanie White ANGELA COLLINS • Volleyball 1; Football manager 3, Home Ec. Club 1-4 MATTHEW DUMNEY - FFA 14; Secretary; Band 1-2; Choir 1-2; Home Ec. Club 4 AMBER ERICSON • Volleyball 1; Basketball 1-4; All Academic Conference 4; Football Manager 3; Annual Staff 1-4; Business Manager 1-3; Co-Editor 4; Band 1-3; Manlius Teen of the Month 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Prom Attendant 4; Home Ec. Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3-4- Drama Club 2; Awareness Club 4; Teacher’s Aide 2. MARC FORDHAM - Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Football All-Conference 4; Honorable Mention 1; Basketball All-Conference First team Indian Valley, Bureau Valley; All Conference Bureau County Republican. News Tribune and Daily Gazette. Manlius Holiday Tournament 2nd Team Tourn. 3; 1st Team Tourn. 4; Track MVP 2-3; Lively Hornback Award 2-4; MVP Football 2; Basketball MVP 2.4; Free Throw Award 4; FFA 1-2; Homecoming attendant 2; Prom Attendant 4; Student Council 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Class Vice President 4 KRISTINE FRANK - Home Ec Club 1-4; Annual Staff 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Volleyball 3-4; FFA 2-3; FFA Secretary 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Class President 3; Industrial Arts 4. CHAD GRIPP • Football 1-4; Basketball 4; Track 4; FFA 2-3; President of FFA 3; Homecoming King 4 AMY HALL • Teacher’s Aide 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Class President 1; Class Secretary 3-4- Class Service Award 1-2; Prom Queen 4; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 2,4; Basketball 1-4; Bas ketball IVC All-Conference Honorable Mention 2, 2nd Team 3, 1st team 4; BVC Honor able Mention 2,3; Unanimous 1st team 4; ACTIVITIES Volleyball 1-4; Volleyball 1st team 4; Elks Teen of the Month Candidate 4. Home Ec. Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3-4; BCR All-area Team 4; Daily Gazette All-area 2,4; LaSalle News Tribune All-area 4; Freethrow Award 4; Awareness Club 4; Track 4 SHARLEEN HELGESEN - Volleyball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Prom Attendant 4; Homecoming Queen 4; T-Club 1; Industrial Arts Club 1. PAUL HEWITT - Homecoming Attendant 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 1-4; Drama Club 1-4; WOW Awareness Club 4. Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 4; Indian Valley Academic All-Conference in Football and Basketball 2-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3,4; Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership 2; Bureau County Elks Teen of the Month 4; 1988 Elks Scholarship Award 4; Salutatorian 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 2,3. CHRISTOPHER HOFFMAN Class President 4; Drama Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3-4; National Honor Society 4; Awareness Club 4; Basketball 1-4; Home Ec Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1; Chorus 1; Student Council 2. PATRICK LINDER - Football 1-3; Track 1-3; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Class Vice President 3. BERNADINE MCCOY • Home Ec. Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1-4. CHARLES OLOFFSON - Track 2 4; Football 1-4; Speech Team 2-4; FFA 1; Spanish Club 1-4; Spanish Club Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Awareness Club 4; Home Ec Club 4; Drama Club 1-4. THOMAS RASMUSSEN - Football 1-4; Academic All-Conference 2-4; Honorable Mention All Conference Off. End 4; Basketball 1-4; Academic All Conf 2-4; FFA 1-3; Sec. 2; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Drama Club 2-4; Awareness Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice President 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; Prom Attendant 3; Prom King 4; DAR Award 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Bureau County Elks Teen of the Month 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. ROBERT SIERENS • Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,4; Drama Club 2-4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 1,4; President 4; Class Officer 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Awareness Club 4; FFA 1,2; Reporter 2; Illinois State Scholar 3; Elks Teen of the Month, Bureau County 4; IVC Academic All-Conference 2-4; Honorable Mention IVC All-Conference Basketball 4; IVC All-Conference Football 4; BVC All-Conference Basketball 3,4; Football MVP 3,4; Basketball MVP 2.4; Notre Dame Club Scholarship winner 4; Freethrow Award 4; Prom Attendant 4; Homecoming Attendant 1. RACHEL THOMPSON - Volleyball 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Home Ec. Club 1-4; Chorus 1-4. BRENDA WHITE - Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4: Home Ec. Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3.4. Class Treasurer 1; Homecoming Attendant 3. WILLS I, Angela Collins, being of highly intelligent mind and overworked body, will to Matt, my perfect ability to throw a frisbee; to Amy Ericson and Denise Figurin. a year's supply of Pizza Hut coupons; to Bob Whittaker. the ability to speed on the Backbone road without getting caught; to Ms. Brokaw, a school year’s supply of unharmed bananas, and to the 1988 graduating class, best wishes always. I, Matt Dumney, being of fried mind and whipped body, will to Mike Bourquin. the ability to watch out for deer while driving his car; and last but not least, I will to the best girl friend in the world, a life’s supply of pens so she won’t keep taking mine and also my ability to know between the gas pedal, brake and clutch of a car. I, Amy Ericson. being of tortured body and twisted mind, leave to Denise and the AIR-head, the ability to steal a balloon from a guy’s car without getting caught; to Bob Whittaker, I leave a cot in the back of study hall so he doesn’t have to sleep leaning over his desk; to my sister, the ability to liven up; and to the classes of ’89. ’90. and ’91. the best of luck in the future of old MHS. I. Marc Fordham. being of demented mind and abused body, will to Jeff Hartz, the key to St. Louis and my half of Old Milwaukee that I never touched; also to any future Manlius student, the ability to get out of class as often as I. I, Kristine L. Frank, being of sound mind and body, will to Jeff Hartz. a year's supply of Casey’s pizza; to Amy Ericson. the ability to keep the fifty-sixers around; to David Oloffson and Jamie Johnson, my lifetime supply of Kleenex’s; and to my husband, Tom Rasmussen, the ability to make milkshakes. I. Kevin Gish, being of tired mind and abused body, will the following, to Steve Craig, I will average grades in ail his classes so he will stop his constant talking about them; to Mike Neahring, I will a locker big enough to hang all of his rock posters in; to my little brother. Brian. I leave the ability to stay out of trouble; to all my fellow grads, I leave a big good luck and best wishes; and finally, to all I leave behind a big good luck because you’ll probably need it. I. Chad Gripp, being of corrupted mind and lead-footed body, will to Jeff Stocking and Bob Nodine, each a V of Old Milwaukee; to Jeff Hartz, a matching set of elbow pads to minimize the damage on my car and my nose; to Jill Anderson, a pair of knee pads in case it ever happens again; and to the Class of ’89. my ability not to exceed the speed limit. I, Amy Hall, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the following: to Jill, the ability to live by the Boy Scout motto “Be Prepared” and a route home from Sheffield that only takes 3 minutes, to Sheila, an all expense paid trip to Kolomna; to Nicki. a car with a sunroof for stretching purposes and a lifetime supply of microwave pizza; to Kate. 22 noodles and a pony; to Angel, someone to remind her of our motto next year when I’m not around; to my husband Marc, a lifetime supply of Fruity Pebbles and some flashbacks of his own; to Dave, one burnt Fun Fruit; to Bob Sierens, the ability to run a sub- 5 minute mile; to Mr. Kelly, my National Honor Society mind; to Ms. Brokaw, an antidote to Obsession perfume; to Mrs. Peterson, someone as “special” as myself to have in her study hall next year; to my favorite coach. Mr. Olds, a t-shirt from every university on earth, my warm up from the All-Star game, and a challenge; to the Class of ’88, the best of luck always; and lastly, but most importantly, to Mrs. Marquis, all the free time she wants so she can write, call and come visit me next year. I, Sharleen Helgesen, will to Scott Wessel, a Grand National car so he doesn’t have to complain that his car doesn’t go fast enough and to “Toot” Stocking, the ability not to “toot” in basketball practice and the ability to put on pajamas without the help of a brother. I, Paul Hewitt, being of undecided mind and very sound body, do hereby will: to Amy Nelson, my natural ability to smile at anyone or anything; at any given time or place, under any given conditions; to Bob Nodine, the ability to jam one home” next year without the aid of one “infamous” folding chair; to next year's linemen, lots of seat and muscle for Coach Moore’s exhilarating and much needed trips with the sled up and down the football field; to Amy Rasmussen and Beth Holevoet, I leave my brilliant scientific intellect to help them in Physics next year so they won’t blow up the lab or drive Mrs. Johannsen insane. whichever would come first; and finally to Mike Wise. I will a year’s supply of burnt cheese, and the common sense to not give up on ALL women, because someday he might find that special girl who will want him for what he really is and not just for his body. I, Chris Hoffman, being of tortured mind but great body, leave to Angel Jaggers. my map of country roads, my ability to keep the good times rolling with safe parties, and also the ability to take a joke; to Steve Michlig, I leave my little black book because I know he will need all the help he can get; to the girls’ softball team that Tom and I coached, two more excellent and good looking coaches; and to Mrs. Peterson, who put up with Tom and I, I leave a giant-sized poster of us so she won’t get lonely in study hall. I. Steve Mueller, of missing mind and poor fitness, do hereby will the following: to Foes. Hunter, and Bourquin, the ability to do what they do best; to next year’s computer class, a copy of my best picture; and to Matt and Angela, all the luck in the world. I, Bernadine McCoy, being of useless mind and worn-out body, hereby leave to my best friend Rachel Thompson, all the gum she can ever chew; to Brenda White, my ability to be at school more days than absent; to Angela Collins, my ability to not come home for one night and not be questioned why; to my husband Robert Sierens, I leave all of our bills for him to pay; to Twila Wagstaff. my ability to control my attitude problem in Mrs. Hahne's Class, to Shanda Lathrop. my ability to stay awake in 4th hour study hall with Mr. Andresen, and all the jokes she could ever ask to hear; and to the rest of the graduating class of ’88, the best of luck in everything they do. I, Tom Rasmussen, being of a superior mind to Chris’s and tiring body, hereby will the following: to Scott Wessel, a corner all to himself in the locker-room during football season; to my little cousin A.I.R. my ability to drive a stockshift car and a way to have fun at the U of I without making fun of Lou or Jens; to Nicki Hansen, a way not to get excited on a Monday Morning; to Big Dan, I leave 50c so he won't always ask someone for it; to Mrs. Peterson, two more hardworking study hall students to take me and Chris’s place and a lifetime supply of water balloons so she can decorate someone elses locker; to Jeremy “Rod” Gonzales, the ability to keep his mouth shut; to Beth, a rear view mirror for some obvious reason; to anyone who wants it, one slightly used left front fender; and finally to next year’s football team, the best of luck and please give Mr B just one more play. I, Chas (with a star) Oloffson, being of clean mind and deprived body, will to Soupy, some pizza crust and tomato sauce to go along with his pepperoni’s; to Beth, the ability not to break things in lab and a Sherman tank; to my cuz Dave, absolutely nothing because he has it all; to Mike Wise, the ability to not respect his next girlfriend; and to Sheila, the ability to call a certain pole vaulter from Annawan. I, Bob Sierens. being of sound mind and body, will to Beth, a rubber car so she won’t be able to damage surrounding vehicles while she attempts to leave the parking lot; to Kate, my ability to remember; to Mr. Bourquin, the ability to end practice after just one more play; and finally, I will to the Juniors, good ACT scores so that they can all go to a four year university and major in English. I, Rachel Thompson, being of used and abused body, will to my best friend, Berni McCoy, my ability to make it home at a decent hour; to Shanda Lathrop. my ability to remember to put the car in park; to Marc and Chad. I give them back my nickname; to Bob Whittaker, the ability to be good when he’s home; to Nicki Hansen, my husband Christopher; to my neighbor Tom, I leave a piece of FUNGUS; to Angel Jaggers. my ability to stay standing while in a bathroom; and to this year’s graduating Seniors of ‘88, the best of luck in the future years to come. 1. Brenda White, will to Jill Anderson the ability to be heard in sewing class; to Angel Jaggers. better coordination so she can walk without bumping into things; to Bob Whittaker, a 3 way mirror so he can look at himself all he wants; to the Lady Red Devil Basketball team and Coach Olds, the ability to go farther than we did this year; and finally, to the class of 1988. I hope all your goals will be achieved and your dreams come true, except your dream, Mrs. Peterson. qg THAT’S MY BABY 1. Steven Mueller 2. Brenda White 3. Charles Oloffson 4. Marc Fordham 5. Rachel Thompson 6. Tom Rasmussen 7. Amy Ericson 8. Chris Hoffman 9. Robert Sierens 10. Amy Hall 11. Kevin Gish 12. Kris Frank 13. Berni McCoy with brother Randy 14. Pat Linder 15. Angela Collins 16. Paul Hewitt 17. Chad Gripp 18. Sharleen Helgesen 19. Matt Dumney 41 CLASS OF 1988 43 V. F. W. Award • Kristine Frank. American Legion Award and the residential Academic Award • Tom Pasmussen. 3arnafay Oiler Memorial Award Amy Hall. 44 AWARDS Class Service Award Amy Ericson. Shelter Insurance Scholarship and the Manlius Women’s Club Merit Award • Paul Hewitt. Presidential Academic Award Manlius Alumni Scholarship and Sal- Charles Oloffson. utatorian Award • Paul Hewitt. American Legion Award and the Presidential Academic Award - Amy Hall. V.F.W. Award, Presidential Academic Award and the Alumni Scholarship • Bob Sierens. Kevin Morman Memorial Award -Marc Fordham. Presidential Academic Award - Amy Ericson. West Point Scholarship, Valedictorian Award and Lt. Eugene Wirth Me morial Award - Bob Sierens. CALIFORNIA - HERE WE COME!!! On June 1st, 13 Seniors and their sponsors packed their bags and left for their class trip to California. Upon arriving at Los Angelos, they stayed at the Disneyland Hotel. While there, they visited Knott’s Berry Farm and Universal Studios. On Friday, they participated in Grad Night at Disneyland. On June 4th, they headed for LaJolla and stayed at the Sea Lodge along the beach. They traveled to San Diego to tour the USS Ranger, then on to shopping at Sea Port Village. On June 6th, they visited Sea World. On June 7th, the week being over, all headed back to Illinois with a brief layover in Denver. PROPHECY Dear Paul, I was sorry that you could not make it to our class’s Fifteen year reunion. Knowing you, you’re probably still deciding whether or not to come. How is your company, Smiley Toothpaste coming along? Oh, that reminds me, do you still have that night job at Rigley Field? I bet being part of the left field lights is tough. But if there was anyone that was perfect for the job it was you. Almost all of our class was able to make it. I thought you might be interested in finding out what the rest of our classmates are doing. Chad Gripp retired from farming at the age of 29 and now owns a 350 acre resort in Montana. One out of the ordinary features of this resort is its 10 mile race track where there is no limitation on speed and no fear of getting caught. Being the nice guy he is, Chad offered all his classmates and their families one weeks free lodging at the Goer Ranch. Kris Frank, the local Super Senior, used her take charge ability to become State legislator and later on Senator. She hopes to run for President of the United States and become the first woman president. But unfortunately her faithful husband, Roger, is leading the protest against her candidacy. Oh, here’s an interesting one, Steve Mueller cracked the FBI's secret code to enter their master computer. Knowing that they would catch him, Steve turned himself in. Not wanting to waste his computer ingenuity, they offered him a job with the C.O.P.S. -uh . . . Computer Operating Personnel Section, that is. Amy Ericson graduated from Augie and won the Nobel Prize for her research on the deterioration of the human brain. She came to the conclusion that homework can actually cause permanent damage to the brain. Way to go Amy! Just a little bit late, don’t you think? This probably won’t be too much of a surprise for you. Kevin Gish came into some big bucks and bought Riemans of Kewanee. He is now in the process of working out a deal with Harley Davidson Co. trying to rename it. Harley Gishman motorcycles. Brenda White must have got tired slapping patties all day long at Hardee’s because she moved to Florida and opened up a beach front business where she has created the “Hula Suit.’’ It is a swimming suit made out of grass and has brought a new trend to the beaches everywhere. Marc Fordham, the all around athlete of our class, went out to become a professional basketball and football great, but his career was shortened because of . . . you guessed it, an injury. But this did not keep him out of the spotlight, at this time he is somewhat like the Captain Kangaroo of our generation. Today thousands of little kids all across the country know him as “Uncle Hoopfester’’. Angela Collins and Matt Dumney, our favorite hallway sweethearts, got married and settled down near Manlius. They started a new chain of fast food restaurants called McDumney’s. Featuring every dessert imaginable with strawberries and the famous “head” burger. The “Cadetster”, now known as Lt. Colonel Robert Sierens, graduated from West Point at the top of his class. He is now a top engineer for Hewlett Packard and Co., where he has a revolutionary voice activated calculator on the market. Anything to make chemistry and physics a little easier. Anyway, I guess he is really rolling in the bucks because he brought his fleet of Corvettes, one for each day of the week, with him to the reunion, because he wasn’t sure how long he was going to stay. Rachel Thompson and Berni McCoy shocked everyone by telling us that they had 38 kids between them. But soon they put everyone at ease by revealing that they had opened a day care center. And the 38 kids weren’t actually theirs at all. Pat Linder, along with his wife Heidi, and son Adam, got tired of Manlius life and headed out east to New York. I guess life hasn’t been treating him too bad lately because he arrived at the reunion in one of those king size limousines. You know the ones that have the bar and jaccuzi. Supposedly, he reawakened the Gumby era and started a new line of stores featuring every type of Gumby memorabilia that a person could think of. He said he someday plans to expand his business all across the country, and eventually establish a national holiday in the honor of his claim to fame, Gumby and Pokey. Amy Hall went on to college and came back to Manlius to take over Mrs. Marquis’ kindergarten class. She also followed in the footsteps of her favorite mentor, Mr. Lane and became head coach of Manlius’ first girls’ state championship team. WELL, ISN’T THAT SPECIAL? Chuck, or should I say Chas with a star, Oloffson, the dreamer of our class, was as you remember, always inspired by the high flying feats of Michael Jordon. Well, Chuck’s up there all right with the number 23 now, but in a different sort of way. He’s the elevator man between the 1st and 23rd floors of the Sears Tower. Well, Charlie Helgesen ended up marrying Scott. She then opened up a tanning salon and fitness center on Muscle Beach. Right next to it is her healthfood stand called “The Chuck Wagon.’’ She said that once she gets her business off to a good start, she plans to go to stewardess school. But Scott, on the other hand, does not like the idea of his wife flying the friendly skies. But I think the class mate who surprised me the most was Tom Rasmussen. Even though he was not there, I managed to get a hold of him. Tom is so dedicated to his work that he said he could not take off any time to come to the reunion. He said he is now head of the production staff of Playboy Magazine and must sit in on all photo sessions. He didn’t seem very upset about missing the reunion because, I guess work comes before pleasure. Of course me, Chris Hoffman, well. I’m sitting here writing you this letter lounging back in my beach chair atop my seventy foot yacht surrounded by ten gorgeous girls. You’re probably wondering how I came into all this money since you last saw me. You see, my uncle’s sister’s mother’s cousin left me all this money for some unknown reason. I never even heard of her and don’t even know what she looks like. I’ve got so much money I don’t know what to do with it all. Maybe I should send some of it to our retired teachers in Manlius. Naaah . . . The reunion was a big success even though you weren’t there. I kind of missed seeing Tom, but since he subscribed me for the next three years to Playboy for free, I suppose I can live with it. I have to go now. Candy just called me down for my back rub. Stay in touch. Best of Friends, Chris Hoffman 46 HONORS NIGHT National Honor Society members from left to right-Front row-Chris Hoffman, Beth Holevoet, Amy Rasmussen. Angel Jaggers and Steve Craig. Second row- Amy Ericson and Amy Hall. Back row- Paul Hewitt, Bob Sierens and Tom Rasmussen. Awards were presented to the following during Honors Night: History Award ........... Bob Sierens Baush and Lomb Science Award ...... Tom Rasmussen Math Award .............. Bob Siernes Spanish Award ......... Sheila Hewitt The National Honor Society conducted its candle light ceremony welcoming new inductees for the 1988-89 year. They are as follows: Chris Hoffman. Steven Craig. Beth Holevoet. Angel Jaggers and Amy Rasmussen. The Torch of Knowledge was then handed over to next year’s President. Beth Holevoet by the outgoing President. Bob Sierens. Tom Rasmussen and Bob Sierens were selected as Illinois State Scholars. Class Service Awards were received by Junior Amy Rasmussen, Sophomore Sheila Hewitt, and Freshman Virginia Rasmussen. 48 d)l HOMECOMING 1987 ’89 First Place ’91 Second Place ’88 Fourth Place Freshmen Attendants Sophomore Attendants Junior Attendants Steve Michiig Brian Davis Jeff Hartz Dana Rasmussen Amy Nelson Amy Rasmussen Senior Attendants Paul Hewitt Amy Hall IS THIS LOVE Prom royalty are from left to right: Amy Ericson and Bob Sierens, Senior Attendants. Queen Amy Hall and King Tom Rasmussen. Sharleen Helgesen and Marc Fordham. Senior Attendants. Amy Rasmussen and Jeff Hartz, Junior Attendents. The prom was held on April 30 at Amies’ Happy Spot in Deere Grove. Dance Music was provided by a disc jockey. After the dance, an after-prom party was held at Crown Bowling Lanes with bowling, pizza and prizes. MANLIUS PROM 4 30 BB 52 VOLLEYBALL Junior Varsity Team members from left to right front row • Coach Chris Olds. Tara Ratliff, and Sheila Hewitt. Back row Becky McNinch, Kate Stocking. Amy Nelson. Nicki Hansen. Dana Rasmussen, and Liz Ericson. Varsity Team members from left to right sitting • Brenda White. Kneeling - Chris Asp. Jill Anderson. Coach Chris Olds. Angel Jaggers. and Denise Figurin. Standing - Sharleen Helgesen. Kris Frank. Nicki Hansen. Amy Rasmussen, and Amy Hall. Senior from left to right - Kris Frank with her mother, Rita Frank; Amy Hall with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hall; Sharleen Helgesen with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Freeman; and Brenda White with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White. FOOTBALL VARSITY TEAM Top row 1 to r - Jeff Hartz, Dave Oloffson, Brian Davis, Jason Hedrick, Chad Gripp, Jeff Stocking, Scott Wessel. Second row - Jamie Johnson, Mike Hunt, Marshall Foy, Mike Neahring, Steve Michlig, Paul Hewitt, Marc Fordham. Third row - Brian Morman, Tony De-Skeere, Les Funderburg, Tom Rasmussen, Chas. Oloffson, Bob Nodine, Mike Bourquin. Bottom row - Scott Fox, Scott Chesser, Sam Thompson, Bob Sierens, Mike Wise, Jeremy Gonzales. Joshua Sale. Senior players standing - Marc Fordham, Chad Gripp and Paul Hewitt. Kneeling • Tom Rasmussen, Bob Sierens and Chas. Oloffson. FRESH-SOPH TEAM Top row • I to r - Sam Thompson, Jason Hedrick and Scott Fox. Middle row • Brian Morman, Marshall Foy, Mike Neahring, Brian Davis. Steve Michlig. Bottom row • Scott Chesser. Tony DeSkeere, Mike Wise, Jeremy Gonzales, Les Funderburg, and Joshua (Soup) Sale. BASKETBALL FRESH-SOPH TEAM Kneeling from left to right Manager Becky McNinch. Sheila Hewitt, Kathy Stocking, Amy Nelson. Standing - Nicki Hansen. Lisa Jensen, Coach Audie Rudiger. Dana Rasmussen and Liz Ericson. A O SENIORS From left to right • Amy Hall. Sharlene Helgesen, Brenda White, Kris Frank, and Amber Ericson. REGIONAL CHAMPS TEAM From left to right standing • Manager Becky McNinch, Amber Ericson, Lisa Jensen, Nicki Hansen, Kris Frank, Amy Rasmussen, Amy Hall and Coach Chris Olds. Kneeling - Sheila Hewitt, Angel Jaggers, Jill Anderson, Brenda White, and Sharleen Helgesen. VARSITY TEAM Back row left to right - Dave Oloff-son, Chris Hoffman. Brian Davis, Chad Gripp, Jeff Stocking. Marc Fordham. Matt Dale. Coach Kelly. Front row - Paul Hewitt. Bob Sier-ens, Mike Wise. Chas. Oioffson, Tom Rasmussen and Bob Nodine. SENIORS From left to right - Marc Fordham. Chad Gripp. Bob Sierens, Chas. Oioffson. Chris Hoffman, Paul Hewitt, Tom Rasmussen. FRESH-SOPH TEAM Back row left to right • Duane Wiggim, Ed Wilhelm. Brian Davis, Matt Dale, Scott Fox, Brian Morman and Coach Terry Kelly. Front row • Manager Sherri Dale, Scott Chesser, Jeremy Gonzales. Mike Wise, Joshua Nelson. Steve Michlig, Manager Jolene Anderson. Missing from photo - Joshua Sale. Basketball cheerleaders from top to bottom, Shanda Lathrop, Monica Anderson, Edna Jo Daughtery, Christina Asp, Denise Figurin, and Beth Holevoet. CHEERLEADERS 58 Football cheerleaders from left to right - Denise Figurin, Edna Daughtery, Beth Holevoet, Shanda Lathrop, Tara Ratliff and Amy Rasmussen. � SPORTS AWARDS Volleyball Award winners are from left to right • Sheila Hewitt, Fresh-Soph MVP, and Angel Jaggers, Varsity MVP. Football Award winners are from left to right - Brian Davis, Fresh-Soph MVP, and Bob Sierens, Varsity MVP. Lively Hornback co-winners are Marc Fordham and Bob Sierens presented by Coach Bourquin. Track Awards were presented to Paul Hewitt for Boys MVP. and Angel Jaggers for Girls MVP, and Lively Hornback Award. Girls Basketball Awards winners are from left to right - Amy Hall, Varsity Freethrow; Angel Jaggers. Varsity MVP; Sheila Hewitt, Fresh-Soph Freethrow; and Lisa Jensen, Fresh-Soph MVP. Boys Basketball Award winners are from left to right - Bob Sierens Varsity Freethrow; Marc Fordham. Varsity Freethrow and MVP; Brian Davis Fresh Soph Freethrow; and Mike Wise. Fresh-Soph MVP. H.S. TRACK i Members of the H.S. Track Team are from left to right row Amy Nelson. Kate Stocking. Amy Rasmussen. Beth Holevoet. Angel Jaggers. Amy Hall, and Nicki Hansen. Second row- Scott Chesser. Larry Ham. Steve Michlig, Chuck Oloffson. Mike Wise. Bob Sierens, Jeff Hartz. Bob Nodine, and Todd Ratliff. Back row- Duane Wiggim. Mike Neahring, Paul Hewitt. Jason Hedrick. Marc Fordham, Chad Gripp, David Oloffson. Jeff Stocking, and Joshua Sale. Senior Track Members are from left to right front row- Chuck Oloffson. Amy Hall, and Bob Sierens. Back row- Paul Hewitt, Chad Gripp, and Marc Fordham. VOLLEYBALL Varsity Sparland Won LaMoille Lost Western Won Walnut Won Wyoming Won Wyanet Won Wethersfield Won Atkinson Lost Annawan Won 1VC Tourneu Atkinson Won Tiskilwa Won LaMoille Lost (2nd Place Finish) Tampico Lost Bradford Won Ohio Lost Tiskilwa Won Depue Won Regional Annawan Won Kewanee Won Erie Lost Sparland (2nd Place Finish) 14-6 over-all Fresh-Soph Won LaMoille Lost Western Won Walnut Lost Wyoming Won Wyanet Lost Wethersfield Won Atkinson Won Annawan Won Tampico Lost Bradford Lost Ohio Lost Tiskilwa Won Depue Lost 7-7 over all FOOTBALL ‘Manlius listed first Wyoming Wyanet Depue LaMoille Annawan Western Tampico Atkinson Bradford Playoffs Walnut 028 30-22 30- 6 14-15 (overtime) 12- 7 26-14 20- 0 2- 0 2026 0- 7 Fresh Soph ‘Manlius listed first Wyanet Depue LaMoille Annawan Western Tampico Atkinson Bradford 20- 8 20- 8 22- 0 20- 0 20-14 26 0 2- 0 34- 8 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ‘Minlius score listed first Varsity Erie Walnut Tampico Neponset Wyanet Western Prophetstown Tampico 5064 65-50 56-35 51-60 73-48 42- 50 43- 47 58-49 | LaMoille Western Walnut Wyoming Ashton LaMoille Ohio Annawan 49-21 Atkinson Tourney Western Cambridge 44-39 Brimfield (O.T.) Wyanet Atkinson 4349 Walnut (2nd Place Finish) LaMoille Wyoming 4638 Atkinson Bradford 48-56 Annawan I V C. Tourney Tampico Bradford 30-34 Atkinson 46-43 Wyoming LaMoille 47-57 DePue Ohio 69-38 Bradford Brimfield 54-82 Ohio 1.H.S.A. Regional Ohio KT Ohio 71-35 Neponset Newman 58-56 Tiskilwa (3 O.T.) Depue LaMoille 46-33 (1st Place Finish) Atkinson Byron 1 H.S.A Sectional R. I. Alle: Shabbona 47-54 ‘Manlius Fresh-Soph Tampico ‘Manlius score listed first LaMoille Erie 30-12 Western Walnut 23-20 Walnut Tampico 26-21 Wyoming Neponset 3435 Western Wyanet 64 8 Brimfield Western 2835 Wyanet Walnut (O.T.) 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