Onarga Township High School - Onarquois Yearbook (Onarga, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

ONARQUOIS “80” PRESENTED BY Onarga Yearbook Staff Onarga High School Onarga, Illinois rr READY FOR THE EIGHTIES' The World belongs to you. The World belongs to me. Tm Ready For The Eighties, glad to be alive. Tm waiting for those magic numbers to arrive. Tve got myself together, got myself in gear. Tm gonna be the first out there, to greet those fabulous years. Tm Ready For The Eighties, Ready For The Eighties. Ready for the time of my life. Are you ready forme? Cause Tm Ready for you. 2 I'm Ready Fur The Eighties, Ready For The Eighties! Ready for the time of my life. Are you ready for me? 'Cause Tm ready for you. Take my dream and hitch it to a star, in the eighties we will travel far. We will realize just who we are. We can move as one. I’m Ready For The Eighties, Ready For The Eighties. Ready for the time of my life. Oh, baby, Til be waiting for you. 3 The world belongs to you. The world belongs to me. Tm Ready For The Eighties, things look positive. Tm Ready and Tve got a lot of love to give. There's hope in evry heart, and love in evry face. The eighties promise everything is just gonna be great. Tm Ready For The Eighties, Ready For The Eighties! Ready for the time of my life. Are you ready forme? 'Cause Tm ready for you. 4 I’m Ready For The Eighties, Ready For The Eighties, Ready for the time of my life. Are you ready forme? 'Cause Tm ready for you. Everything is gonna work out fine, I have faith in this old world of mine. I am ready to begin anew, and I want to share it all with you. Give the universe a different view. We 'll communicate. I'm Ready For The Eighties, Ready For The Eighties. Ready for the time of my life. Oh. baby. I'll be happy for you. Cause baby, our dreams will come true. I'm ready I'm ready I’m ready COPYRIGHTS 1979 SCORPIO MUSIC i BLACK SCORPIO)—Franc All rights for the USA controlled by Can’t Stop Music (BMI) tied by Permission. All Rights Reserved. Words and Music by : J. Morali, H. Belolo, P. Hurtt. B. Whitehead SYV J— DENIE LYNN ALLEN Marching Band 1; Concert Band I; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girl’s Chrous 1,2,3; Office Assistant 4; Powder Puff Football 2,3; FHA 2,3; Officer 3; Onarquois 3; Oklahoma 1; Calamity Jane 3. JAMES PATRICK BROSSEAU Office Assistant 1; Football 2,4; Track 3,4; Golf 1; FFA 1,2,3, Secretary; OY’K 4; Narghi News 4; Homecoming Court 4; Mr. Irresistible Candidate 4; Almost .Anything Goes 3,4. ROBERT RANDALL CUI.TRA Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Golf 1; FFA 1; OVK 4; Homecoming Court 1. THOMAS WAYNE HENSON Football 1. THOMAS ERLE HOLLINGSWORTH THERESA IRENE HOVICK Marching Rand 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Sec-Treas. 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1,2,3; Office Assistant 3; Literary Club 4; Basketball Manager 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Vol-levball 1,2; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Pom Pon 1,2,3,4, Capt. 3,4; Onarquois 1,3; S.A.E. 3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 3; Queen 4; “Oklahoma” 1; “Calamity Jane 3; Music Contest 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 4; Miss Merry Christmas Court 4; Almost Anything Goes 2,3,4. 9 ANN MARIE HOY Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1; Office Assistant 1,4; Literary Cluh 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1,2; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 2, Project Chairman 3; OCVC 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Onarquois 1,2,3,4, Jr.-Ed. 3; Narghi News 4, Co-ed. 4; S.A.E. 2,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Oklahoma” 1; “Calamity Jane” 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4,; EIU Chorus Camp 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4, Treas.; Almost Anything Goes (Alt.) 3; Class Offices: Pres. I; Treas. 2; V. Pres. 3. ROBERT ALAN JEAN Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; OVK 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; All Conference end 4. JEFFREY SCOTT KANOSKY 10 Football 1,3; Track 1; FFA 1; Mr. Irresistible 4. MELINDA SUE KUNTZ CHARLES EDWARD LEE, Football 4. Basketball 2,3; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; O.G.V.C. 2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 3. TARI LYN LIDDLE Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 4; “Oklahoma” 1; Music Contest 1,2,3; Miss Merry Christmas Court 4; Almost Anything Goes 4; N.H.S. 4. 11 JUAN F. MACZ Spanish Club 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball; Track 1,4; Baseball 1. KENNETH LEE McNEIL Concert Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bovs’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Literary Cluh 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Golf 1; FFA 1,2,3, Treas. 3; OVK 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; Homecoming Court 4; “Calamity Jane” 3; Music Contest 2,3,4; NILS 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Mr. Irresistible Candidate 2.4; Almost Anything Goes 3,4; Class V.-Pres. 1. JANE ANN MITCHELL S' ' '' 12 Office Assistant 1,2; Literary Club 1; DECA 4; FBLA 3. LORI ANN OLSON Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Chorus 1; Office Assistant 1; Library Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Honorary Capt. 2,4, Free Throw 2, 3; Track 1,2,3,4, M.V.P. 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4; O.G.V.C. 2,3,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Capt. 1; S.A.E. 2; Homecoming Court 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 1; M iss Merry Christmas 4. JAMES DOUGLAS POOL Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4. ROBERT MICHAEL REED TERRY JOE ROBINSON Office Assistant 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Baseball 1; OVK 1,2,3,4; Almost Anything Goes 2,3. DEAN MARLYN STEINER Concert Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Swing Choir 3; Jazz Band 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Baseball 1; FFA 1,2,3; OVK 1,2,3,4, V.-Pres.; Homecoming Court 1,4; Student Council 1; Almost Anything Goes 2,3,4; Class Pres. 4; “Calamity Jane” 3. JEFFREY ALLEN THOMAS Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Literary Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Golf 1; FFA 1,2; OVK 4; Onarquois 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3; Band Contest 2,3; Student Council 4, Pres. 4; Almost Anything Goes 2,3,4. 14 MARTHA ALICIA GALVAN THOMAS Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls’ Chorus 2,3; Jazz Band 1; Spanish Cluh 1; Track 1; Volleyball 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Music Contest 2,3; Student Council 2,3. LISA LEE TILSTRA Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 3; Jazz Band 1; Library Club 2; Office Assistant 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Mgr. 2; Volleyball 1; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3,4, Project Chairman 3; O.G.V.C. 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Onarquois 3; Music Contest 1,2,3; Class Sec. 4. CAROLINE DOANE VVILKEN Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1; Library Club 1,4, Sec. 4; Office Assistant 1,4; Literary Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Volleyball 1,2; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; Onarquois 1,2,3,4, Soph. Co-Editor, Jr. Co-Editor, Sr. Co-Editor, Assistant Photographer 3; “Oklahoma 1; “Calamity Jane 3; Music Contest 1,2,3; N.H.S. 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Almost Anything Goes 2,3,4; Class Sec. 1,2,3; Football Stat Keeper 3,4; S.A.R. 4. 15 Q'ty. Tup Seventeen seniors and four sponsors left about six a.m. for Double JJ in Rothbury, Mich. We ate lunch at Holland, Mich. At about one-thirty we arrived at the ranch and later had our first horseback ride and went swimming. That set the pattern for most days and at night we had a hayride, went to the dunes, and a talent night. We left Friday after lunch and stopped at Don’s in Manteno for supper. The Jr. Girls painted “Let The Good Times Roll” and Welcome Class of 1980 signs across the school building. We all had a great time. TIME FOR US! 18 Valedictorian Ann Hoy Salutatorian Caroline Wilken Brian Claywell Award Jeff Thomas 1 Dare You Terry Robinson Willson-Dickenson Ken McNeil Proud Injun Bob Jean Louis-Melind Ann Hoy Ken McNeil Theresa Hovick American Legion Mindy Kuntz Ken McNeil Eureka Scholarship Dean Steiner Achievement Award Sharon Brown 19 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS From left to right: Tari Liddle, Theresa Hovick, Dean Stiemer, Lisa Tiistra. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION From left to right: Rick O’Connell, Connie Hoy, Karen Jean, Tari Liddle, Pam Brown, Barb Kanosky, Kristy Humphrey, Gwen Hasselbring. Ken McNeil, Presdent 20 Prom 1980 I £ Let Me Take You to The 1980 Jr-Sr Prom was May 3rd. The Banquet was held at the Coral Lounge in Gilman and the dance, featuring ‘Taxie”, was held in the O.H.S. gym. Bowling and breakfast were at Jean and Toots Lanes, afterwards. Strawberry Fields Forever 24 Bros 30 C.oXetn ' Ha«n''ton 26 I have learned that to be with my friends is enough. 6i VopP'e Test tomorrow! Poppie industries presents Pam Olson Kathy Gerdes T reasurer Secretary Gary Fisher President These are A students? Surprise! Connie Hoy Vice-President Pam Brown Kristy Humphrey Mark Jewell Barb Kanoskv Mark Krumwiede Robin i ee Beth Leydens Terri Limbaugh Kent Stauffer Trent Stauffer Marty Tilstra W ’ ike, doss BUI Whittlock Barb Kanosky Sec., Kristy Humphrey, V.P., George Galvan, Pres., Pam Brown, Treas. 88006 32 Patty Alvarez Dawn Ash Glenn Benson Steve Decker Brian Dufrain LisaCerdes Carl Goben Michelle Hamilton Dannv Hubner Kevin Keiffer Beth Kissee Robert Liddle Annarosc Limbaugh Diane Lvons Bruce Mueller Tonv Norris Elizabeth Poppie Tracy Trush brook Doug Seyers The House That Jeff Built. School Board Front Row: Sally Hoy, Marilyn Tilstra, Dennis Kmmweide Back Row: Bob Short, Cary Perkinson, Marvin Fink, I eon Thomas Principal Mr. Bob Chinn Superintendent Mr. Marvin Mason 40 Custodian: Ed Ronna Bus Drivers left to right: J. Alsip, L. Knockell, B. Wilken 41 faculty Mr. Anderson Mrs. Alsip Mr. Bates Mrs. Dirks Mrs. Forbish Mrs. Hari Mr. Heckman Miss KilliLs Mrs. Monk Mr. Pcntel fiJcttionofi f-fOHOfr Society Seated, from top: Gary Fisher, Lori Olson, Ann Hoy, Theresa Hovick, Standing: Ken McNeil, Kathy Gerdes, Caroline Wilken, Sharon Brown. Sponsored by Mr. Anderson. Student Council Left to right: Amber Rushbrook, Jeff Thomas, Chad Tuttle, Ann Hoy, Rick O’Connell, Kristal Siebert, Kent Stauffer, Karen Jean. Sponsored by Mr. Chinn. 0$ � Ass%taid$ Left to right: Ann Hoy, Lisa Tilstra, Denise Allen, Mark Jewell, Caroline Wilken, Rob Liddle, Sheri Bailey, Tammy Bailey, Connie Hoy. UincuujAfck Left to right: Mr. Pentei, Taffi Velasco, Deby Rogers, Susan Bresseau, Michelle Willson, Sharon Brown, Terri Limbaugh, Caroline Wilken, Bruce Mueller. 45 BoU First row: K. Stauffer, M. Tilstra, B. Short, R. Giroux, B. Kissee, J. Kissee, C. Wilken, S. Brosseau, L. Ash, and K. Kieffer Second row: K. Humphrey, B. O'Connell, G. Giroux, M. Krumwiede, L. Thome, S. Dickenson, B. Mueller, P. Brown, K. Jean, and J. Limbaugh Third row: T. Hovick, K. Gray, K. Hovick, A. Thomas, G. Fisher, S. Kieffer, D. Schumers, R. Kraay, A. Hoy, B. Short, T. Velasco, and T. Limbaugh Fourth row: M. Hamilton, D. Lyons, T. Rushbrook, L. Gerdes, M. Tilstra, T. Fink, D. Curtis, T. Alvarez, P. Brown, and L. Tilstra Drum majorette-K. Gerdes Director-Mr. Heckman CtotCMbBaiul First row: Pam Brown, Caroline Wilken, Tracey Rushbrook, Kevin Kieffer, Michelle Hamilton, Amy Thomas, and Ann Hoy Second row: Marty Tilstra, Lisa Tilstra, Karen Jean, Mark Krumwiede, Karl Crist, and Bruce Mueller Third row-. D. D. Lyons, Kent Stauffer, Gary Fisher, Jeff Thomas, Brad Short and Theresa Hovick Fourth row: Glenn Benson, Beth Kissee, Brian DuFrain, Dir. Mr. Heckman PAy (jiWiu Front Row: Caroline Wilken, Kristy Humphrey, treas.; Kathy Gerdes, pres.; Tari Liddle, Amber Rushbrook, sec.; Sharon Brown, librarian; Terri Limbaugh Second Row: Ann Hoy, Dawn Ash, Lisa Gerdes, Kent Stauffer, Ken McNeil, Mark Krumwiede Third Row: Scott Heckman Director Curing Chofo Standing: Acc; Caroline Wilken, Kristy Humphrey, Dawn Ash, Kathy Gerdes Director: Scott Heckman, Sharon Brown, Tari Liddle, Terri Limbaugh, Acc: Ann Hoy Sitting: Ken McNeil, Mark Krumwiede 47 F.UA. Left to right: Back Row T. White, L. Brosseau, B. Kissee, T. Bailey, K. Humphrey, A. Hoy, K. Gerdes, M. Hamilton, Second row: K. Siebert, B. Kanoskv, G. Hasselbring, A. Thomas, L. Tilstra, C. O’Connell, E. Poppie, K. Hovick, S. Bailey, Bottom row: Officers S. Molck, P. Olson, A. Rushbrook, T. Liddle, Mrs. Dirks Sponsor, S. Brown, T. Hovick, L. Olson. Left to right: Kim Hovick, Ann Hoy, Pam Olson, Connie Hoy, Marty Tilstra, Mark Jewell, Mark Krumwcide, Sheri Bailey, Beth Leydens, Gwen Hasselbring, Theresa Hovick, Terri IJmbaugh, Seated: Kathy Gerdes, Mrs. Frobish Sponsor. 48 QulM £r QcnM Him Left to right: Sharon Brown, Kathy Gerdes, Connie Hoy, Mr. Anderson; sponsor, Theresa Hovick, Ann Hoy, Caroline Wilken. fiJctAglw PJeuA Lett to right: Sharon Brown, Connie Hoy, Jim Brosseau, Karen Jean, Pam Olson, Lisa Brosseau, Mrs. Frobish; sponsor, seated: Ann Hoy, Tammi White, Kathy Gerdes. 49 CMC Ix ft to Right, Back Row: Ken McNeil, Cary Fisher, Dean Steiner, Boh Jean, Bob Cultra, John Macz Second Row: Rick O’Connell, Mark Zirlde, Jeff Thomas, Boh Esperum, Eugene Bork, Terry Robinson Front Row: Bill Poppie, Jim Brosseau, George Calvan, Wayne Link OGVC I eft to Right, Top Row: Miss Killus, Pam Olson, Ix ri Olson, Cwen Hasselbring. Lisa Tilstra, Bottom Row: Sue Molck, Carrie O’Connell, Mindy Kuntz, Kathy Gerdes, Barb Kanosky, Ann Hoy 50 Ymhook Top row left to right: Mrs. Hari Sponsor, K. Jean, L. Tilstra, K. Gerdes, C. Wilken Second row: S. Brown, P. Brown Third row: A. Rushbrook, K. Humphrey, C. O’Connell, B. Kanoskv, A. Hoy Fourth row: C. Hoy, G. Fisher, B. Miller, J. Thomas, M. Hamilton Bottom row: T. Limbaugh Qpcud li C$ub Top Row: Mr. Pentel Sponsor Second Row: D. .Ash, B. Kanoskv, C. O’Connell Bottom Row: B. Muller, B. Esperum, R. O’Connell, B. Poppie 51 52 QjAIjJjjChy SEASON RECORD OHS 20 Rossville 6 OHS 12 Bismarck Henning 0 OHS 22 Reddick 15 OHS 8 Ford Central 0 OHS 20 Chatsworth 0 OHS 12 Forrest 16 OHS 6 Gilman 28 OHS 20 Milford 0 OHS 28 Tri Point 0 Kneeling: Steve Decker, John Macz, Marty Coleman, Mark Zirkie, Gary Fisher, Eugene Bork, Wayne Link, Brian DuFrain, Roh Liddlc. Standing: Coach Anthony Velasco, Rick O'Connel, Bill Poppie, Terry Robinson, Boh Jean, Jim Brosseau, Doug Pool, Bob Cultra, Ken McNeil, Jeff Thomas, Eric Manahan, Asst. Coach Steve Anderson. 54 55 Top: Kristy Humphrey, Tammi White, Lisa Brosseau. Standing: Kathy Cerdes, Ix ri Olson, Carrie O’Connell, Becky Steiner, Pam Olson. Kneeling: Tammy Bailey. Top: Tammy Bailey. Standing: Becky Steiner, Kristy Humphrey, Carrie O’Connell. Top: Lisa Brosseau, Tammi White. Standing: Ixiri Olson, Pam Olson, Kathy Cerdes. 56 Left to Right: Lisa Brosseau, Pam Olson, Kathy Cerdes, Tammy White. Kneeling: Lori Olson. 79 Po w-Po i SO Left to Right: Theresa Hovick, Kelly Cray, D. D. Lyons, Michelle Hamilton, Lisa Cerdcs, Tracey Rushbrook, Amy Thomas and Kim Hovick. Pom Pon and Cheerleader with football players at Homecoming. VoMity R Wld OHS 59 Wellington 60 OHS 62 Buckley-Loda 45 OHS 71 Forrest 62 OHS 47 Melvin-Sibley 41 OHS 54 Mazon 62 OHS 55 Cissna Park 72 OHS 48 Milford 61 OHS 69 Saunemin 72 OHS 51 Tri Point 50 OHS 63 Gilman 88 OHS 67 Donovan 74 OHS 64 Saunemin 75 OHS 58 Reddick 66 OHS 58 Ford Central 75 OHS 59 Chatsworth 81 OHS 66 Crescent-Iroq. 74 OHS 64 Sheldon 89 OHS 51 Cornell 46 58 Jim Brosseau Bob Cultra «S|i Boh Espemm Dean Steiner Doug Pool Ken McNeil Gary Fisher Bill Poppie Rick O’Connell Mark Zirklt OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS 51 Wellington 61 34 BuckleyD da 61 59 Forrest 76 45 Mel-Sib 66 47 Mazon 73 44 Cissna 69 83 Milford 67 33 Saunemin 59 46 Tri Point 63 46 Gilman 56 61 Donovan 63 46 Saunemin 62 35 Reddick 59 29 Ford Central 56 40 Chats worth 70 48 Crescent City 16 42 Sheldon 65 33 Cornell 54 Standing—M. Jewell, mgr., C. Tuttle, E. Vlanahan, K. Stauffer, D. Tilstra, M. Tilstra, Coach Velasco. Kneeling — M. Krumweide, G. Galvan, J. Crist. Jim and Dean Doug 60 Coach Velasco Gary u. Tibm, Pam Olson. Soe Molds, and Mi� „ Mm. a. Llmbaugh, SM Popp... Ion K™ “ Onarga 42 Forrest 60 Onarga 56 Tri Point 17 Onarga 45 Reddick 38 Onarga 45 Gilman 40 Onarga 52 Buckley 28 Onarga 37 Chatsworth 72 Onarga 29 Gilman 47 Onarga 36 Ford Central 57 Onarga 60 Chatsworth 92 Onarga 43 Watseka 64 Onarga 33 Cissna Park 32 Onarga 41 Onarga 48 Onarga 59 Onarga 42 County Tournament Onarga 60 Onarga 29 Onarga 45 Regional Onarga 43 Milford Cornell Rankin Crescent City Donovan Sheldon Crescent City Fairbury 49 49 26 46 CtS to 25 36 52 s i 51 t y 61 Lori Olson Annarose Limbaugh Krista I Sieberl Pam Olson Susan Molck Lisa Tilstra Sissic Poppie OHS 19 Forrest 23 OHS 22 Tri Point 6 OHS 14 Reddick 11 OHS 10 Gilman 21 OHS 21 Buckley 10 OHS 19 Chatsworth 48 OHS 12 Ford Central 38 OHS 24 Chatsworth 36 OHS 44 VVatseka 32 OHS 22 Cissna Park 25 OHS 23 Milford 12 OHS 17 Rankin 29 OHS 22 Crescent Citv 27 Bottom to Top: Becky Steiner, KeUy Gray, Kim Hovick, Carrie O'Connell, Amber Rushbrook, Tracey Rushbrook, D. D. Lyons, Beth Kissee. Standing: Miss Killus. 63 Boys ’ Ti ck BO In a season shortened bv rain and snow, the OHS track team competed cheerfully on the few sunny days. Front: Rick O’Connell, Jim Brosseau, Marty Coleman, George Galvan, Coach Steve Anderson. Back: Eugene Bork, Gary Fisher, Bill Poppie, Jeff Thomas, Charlie Lee. CMC Bob Jean Dean Steiner Ken McNeil Gary Fisher Jim Brosseau Jeff Thomas Bill Poppie Mark Zirkle Bob Esperum Rick O’Connell Marty Tilstra Eugene Bork John Macz Terry Robinson Bob Cultra Wayne Link George Galvan Mr. Velasco 64 Js'TiMhSO OHS girls’ track are front: Beth Kissee, Dawn Ash, Terri Limbaugh, Tammy Bailey, Tracey Rushbrook, Amber Bushbrook. Back: Gwen Hasselbring, Carrie O’Connell, Mindy Kunt , Kim Hovick, Kelly Cray, Lori Olson, Kristal Siebert. Not pictured: Coach Vicki Killus. CxSVC Gwen Hasselbring Kathy Gerdes Ann Hoy Pam Olson Barb Kanoskv Carrie O’Connell Sue Moick Tammi White Lori Olson Vlindy Kuntz Lisa Tilstra Miss Killus 65 AtkkUc Banquet BO Coach Buddy Velasco presents the Most Valuable Basketball Award to Doug Pool and Most Valuable Football Award to Rick O’Connell. 66 Coach Vicki Killus presents Team Captain and Most Rebounds Awards to Kristal Siebert who set a new school record of 274 in one season. Sissie Poppie gets the Defensive Player Award. Annerose Umbaugh receives the Free Throw Award setting a new school record of 63%. Ix ri Olson receives the Most Valuable Plaver Award. ' VomtXtoMjC} 79” QplAlt U eeU 68 Seniors Float Fourth Place Girls’ Powder Puff Game October 9th— Nerd Day 10th— Happy Days 11th— Toga Day, Homecoming Parade, Bonfire 12th— Maroon and White Day Powder Puff Game, Maroon won 6-0 Homecoming Game against Forrest 12-16 Weiner Roast at Fisher’s 13th— Dance Homecoming Court: King—Dean Steiner, Queen—Theresa Hovick. Sr. Attendants — Ken McNeil, Lori Olson, Jim Brosseau, and Tan Fiddle. Jr.—Connie Hov and Brian Bottorff. Soph.—Terri Limbaugh and Wayne Link. Fr.—Krista! Siebert and Jeff Christ. Crown bearers: Eric Lee and Traci Schumacher. Leader of the Pack! We want a victors ! 69 70 Rick s Secret Training Food. Freshmen did do good things. We learned about life. Seniors seemed in a different world. Dear Iori, How are you? I decided to take a little break from my busy schedule to tell you about the class reunion on November 4. Ever since Steve and I opened Phillips Enterprise I’ve been on the go. He usually takes care of the I'nited States affairs and I take care of the international ones. We just put up a new office building in Home. Do you remember JANE MITCHELL? She was the real crazy girl who always gave Mrs. Dirks a hard time. Well. I needed an accountant and she applied. She is the best qualified accountant and very efficient. I had computers put into the new offices and you’ll never guevs who came to install and program them. Our old classmate JEFF THOMAS. He Is doing very well. On my way to Rome I rode on the biggest jet in the world owned and operated by BOBBY REED. He always said he was going into big machinerv. I hear you’re doing real well w ith your string of banks. Didn’t you just open a new one in Rome not too long ago? I was home a couple of weekends ago and the old town is really doing well. VNe have a new hospital there and CAROLINE WILKEN is the head nurse. She must by vers good because she has only been out of school for about three years. I got a chance to talk to her and she told me that DENISE ALLEN now own and operates the Nursing Home in Gilman. It Isn’t where it used to be though. She bought about forty acres and rebuilt it. It is one of the nicest homes in the state. I went to the garden center with Mom to pick out some bushes for in front of the house and I couldn't believe my eyes. It wasn’t owned by Borks anymore. BOB CL'LTRA bought out Borks and has joined it with all of his and has the biggest nursery in the world. He has a lot of branches all over the I’nited States. I was listening to a ball game on the radio the other day between the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steeler and KEN NlcNEIL, better known as the Big Mac, was the sports broadcaster. He was talking about the new player the Dallas Cowbovs have. He took Roger Staubach’s place on the team. It Is none other than JOHNNY N1ACZ. He is doing so well that they named a candv bar after him. You’ve heard of the Cactus bar, haven’t you? The Big Mac interviewed Johnny and also the Cowboys new owner, TOM HENSON. Tom bought the Cowboys about three weeks ago. After the interviews the radio station played a song by a new recording group. The song was “Do You Think I’m Little,” by Tari and the Tillies. The lead singer Is none other than TARI LIDDLE, although she was always singing in school. I hear TOM HOL LINSWORTH opened a chain of stores called “Hollies Hobby Shop” and is doing real well. He has got at least fifteen and now Is readv to open number sixteen. Well, good luck w ith vour bank and I hope to see you at the class reunion. See you then and keep in touch. Friends always, Theresa Dear Theresa, Hi! It was nice to hear from you. I’ve been so busy setting up the bank in Rome. I’ve barely had enough time to spend with my family. I’m glad I’ll have a chance to rest and see everyone at our class reunion. Clad to hear everything’s going great with Phillips Enterprise. I read about a new office building going up, but I had no idea it was one of yours. Guess who I hired to do the landscaping for my bank? Our old school mate, JEFF KANOSKY, who now owns his own business. I hired MINDY KUNTZ to be my own personal secretary. Would you believe Mindy and DOUG P(X)L aren’t married yet? They’re still going steady. Doug and TERRY ROBINSON joined together and now instead of Pool and Sons, it’s Pool and Robinson's Garage. MARTHA GALVAN THOMAS Is still happily married to Mike and now has two healthy boys. She also runs an Adoption Center and is doing very well. I id you hear JIM BROSSEAl' bought Best Supermarket, now called Jimmy’s General Store, from the Wilsons? I also hear he just had his fourth child! LISA TII.STRA manages the store for Jim in Delrey, which is now a booming town. Remember all the trouble DEAN STEINER got into with the teachers? Would you believe he is now in the teaching field? Speaking of teaching, did you know ANN HOY is the first woman Superintendent of Onarga High School? The other day, I was checking on my bank in Nevada, when I ran into BOB JEAN, who Is very successful in farming his five-thousand acres. And he was telling me about the hig storm a few weeks ago. He said CHARLIE LEE was fixing the power lines, so they stopped to talk. Charlie is the head of the Nevada Power Company. Well, gotta go. Keep in touch! Friends always, Lori Class of 'SO Bests Best Dressed: Prettiest Eyes: Million $ Smile: Best Figure and Physique: Most Feminine and Masculine: Wittiest: Most Carefree: Most Shy: Most Reliable: Most Talkative: Biggest Flirt: Most Gullible: Most Active: Class Clown: Sleepyhead: Most Imaginative: Most Artistic: Most Athletic: Best Scholar: Most Industrious: Most Likely to Succeed: Best Citizen: Most Courteous: Most Friends: Most Argumentive: Most Musical: Most Beautiful and Handsome: Best Dancer: Most Confident: Best All .Around: Jim Brosseau, Tari Liddle Jim Brosseau, Ann Hoy Lori Olson, Dean Steiner Theresa Hovick, Dean Steiner Tari Liddle, Terry Robinson Bob Cultra, Theresa Hovick Lisa Tilstra, Tom Hollingsworth Martha Thomas, Tom Henson Jeff Thomas, Tari Liddle Theresa Hovick, Bob Cultra Theresa Hovick, John Macz Mindy Kuntz, Theresa Hovick, Cobby Jean, Jeff Thomas Ken McNeil, Lori Olson Bob Cultra, Theresa Hovick Denise Allen, John Macz Ann Hoy, Jeff Thomas Lori Olson, John Macz Lori Olson, Ken McNeil Ann Hoy, Ken McNeil Denise Allen, Bob Reed Caroline Wilken, Ken McNeil Jeff Thomas, Tari Liddle Tari Liddle, Jeff Kanosky Lori Olson, Ken McNeil Theresa Hovick, Doug Pool Jeff Thomas. Ann Hov Theresa Hovick, Dean Steiner Theresa Hovick, Jim Brosseau Tari Liddle, Ken McNeil Lori Olson, Ken McNeil 73 Qmttu Ciass Wills I, Denise Allen, being of blank mind and unhealthy body, will: to Terri Limbaugh, my seat in the window, by the band room; and to Tammi White, my ability to turn a comer, dump ice cream all over, then run up on the curb, and almost hit a pole. I, Jim Brosseau, being of quick mind and energetic body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to my sister, Lisa, mv car, even though she already gets to use it anytime she wants; to Mr. Mason, a 3-day vacation, which he gave me so generously; to Rick O’Connell, my ability to never get caught parking, and my sister, whom he has sought after so long; to Bob Esperum, my ability to win at cards and not have every one after my blood; to Pam and Sharon Brown, my ability to finesse my way through Chemistry lab. I, Robert Cultra, Being of intelligent mind and strong body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Duff DuFrain, my great drinking ability; my great athletic ability to Eric Manner Hanner; anti I will my ability to get along with Mrs. Dirks, so well in Co-op class, to all the students in next year’s class, because thev’re going to need it. I, Tom Henson, being of worn-out mind and handicapped body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my noon hour, to Steve Decker; my parking spot, to Dean Kissee; and my ability to party, to everybody. I, Tom Hollingsworth, better know as Tic Thai Holli, being of fried mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Joe Spang, the ability to avoid permanent expulsion, no matter how bad things get; to Denny O’Connell, the ability to mind own my business and bad habits. I, Theresa Hovick, being of spacey mind and out of shape body, do hereby will the following things: my stall in the girls john, which I’ve had for the last 4 years, to Annerose, Kristal, Kelly, Sue, Kim, and a few others; mv ability to get to band daily without being late, to Hargis, Brian, Jesus, and mostly to Beth, in hopes she can do it better than I did; and to Beth, my ability to always find something to talk to Margie about; my ability to almost always get out of 2nd hour study hall, to Kelly Gray; my ability at being a pom-pon girl ana all the fun times with it to Tracey, Amy, D. D., Lisa, Michelle, Kelly, and Kim, wishing them a great squad next year; my brain, to my sister, Kim, in hopes she may get on the honor roll at OHS; to Mrs. Dirks, a better year at OHS and the ability to get along without this year’s Child Care class; to Miss Killus, the ability to find a new manager for basketball; to Susie Molek, my ability to find a great guy and keep him, hoping she will follow my footsteps; my question-asking ability in Office Practice, to Lisa and Tammi, in hopes they can asK better ones, if not, then loose a contact, Tammi; my heart, along with me, to my sweetheart Steve; everything else, to anybody who wants. I, Ann Marie Hoy, not wanting to discuss my mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Becky Jo Steiner, my ability to start a conversation and keep it going; to Carrie O’Connell, my special influence to get my mdk early; to Tony Norris, my frivolous characteristics; to Marty Tilstra, my driving skill, because he needs all the skill lie can get; to Hargis Harding, Jr., my ability not to get too involved; to my sister, Connie, my enthusiasm for playing cards; to my sister, Susan, whom everyone thinks to be so quiet, my rowdieness, and also all of my study halls, in hopes she w ill use them better than I have; lastly I will my brain, to whoever needs and wants it the most. I, Cobbv Jean, being of brilliant mind and muscular body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Bill Poppie, my football positions; to Mark Zirkle, my parking spot; and to Eugene Bork, my seat in Mrs. Dirks’ class. I, Jeff Kanosky, being of Polish mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to William (Bill) Poppie, my ability to stuff a basketball; to Eugene Bork, my good looks; to Marty Coleman, my drinking ability and phony ID card; to Pam Olson, my artistic ability ana ability not to get mad; and to Sissie Poppie, my ability not to get into trouble in school. I, Mindv lsuntz, being of warped mind and out of shape body, will these things: to Sissie Poppie and Annerose Lim-baugh, my ability to stay out of trouble; to Barb and Gwen, my t-shirts; to Carrie, my P.E. locker; and to Steve Decker, my ability to play euchre. I, Charles Lee, being of fried mind and drunken body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: mv ability to skip out and not get caught, to Steve Decker; my ability to not get caught smoking in the bathroom, to certain girls around here. I, Tan Lyn Liddle, being of crazy mind and short body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Terri Limbaugh, my ability to get a good night’s sleep at WIU; to Wayne Link, my ability not to spill pop all over myself in study hall; because He needs all the help he can get, Jim Gaddis inherits my tremendous brain; my memory, to Mrs. Dirks, so that she can remember where her apples are; and lastly, to my brother, Robert, my seat on the bus, in Hopes that he will keep it in 74 the family, and my P.E. socks, because he thought someone should have them. I, John Mac ., Being of cloudy mind and small muscular body, do hereby will and bequeath the follow ing: to Brian Bot-torff, my abilities to: skip out, to drink without getting sick, and to walk home without breaking windows at OHS; to Gra-pie, the ability to play football and the ability to sleep in all my classes; to all the red necks, the ability to party and to keep their mouth closed. I, Ken McNeil, being of sound mind and large body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my ability to find a car that will run, to Rick 0.; my talent in math to Gary Fisher; and my scat in Chemistry, to any fool who takes the class. I, Jane Ann Mitchell, being of spacey mind and fat body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my ability to talk, to Amber Rushbrook; and my ability to copy without getting caught to Chris Fuerguson. I, Lori Olson, being of sound mind ana somewhat skinny bodv, do will my starting position on the varsity basketball team, to mv sister, Pam; to Annerose (Trouble) Limbaugh, I wifi my ability to stay out of trouble—at least not getting caught; to Bissie (Flowers) Poppie, I will my ability to get straight A’s, so she won’t flunk off the basketball team; and last but not least, I will my ability to grow to Beth (Coach) Kissee, in hopes that some day she’ll reach 5 foot. I, Doug Pool, being of great excelling mind and able body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Grapie Link, the ability to see how many classes he can get kicked out of in a year; to George Galvan, I give all my great looks, my ability in sports, and my ability to ride motorcycles, instead of practicing basketball. I, Boh need, being of crated mind and crazed body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my cycle to Kristal Siebert, for being sucn a great audience in the little wreck; my car to anybody that wants it; and my great hunting ability to Jeff Crist. I, Terry Robinson, being of stubborn mind and strong body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my football ability to Brian DuFrain, who will be wearing my shoes; to Kristal Siebert, and Ernest Saldania, I will my artistic ability; and to anyone who wants anything else I have, they mav have it. I, Dean Steiner, being of powerful body and mind, do hereby will the following things: to Coach Velasco, mv outstanding knowledge and understanding of the game of basketball; to Mr. Schaumburg, my sense of humor; my football ability to Rick O’Connell, w'ho we all know needs all the help he can get; also to Rick, my ability to cause trouble; to Carrie O’Connell, my ability to get excellent grades without ever opening a book; to Mrs. Dirks, my ability to stav calm and keep a cool head, under all conditions; to Mark Zirkle, mv ability to cruise at noon hour without getting caught; and lastly, to Mr. Anderson and Mr. Mason, the old house south of the gym and a can of paint to cover the profanity. I, Martha Alicia Galvan Thomas, being of an average mind and dieting bodv, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my brain, to mv sister, Rosa, in hopes that she uses it as well as I did in school; to my brother, George, my desires to read books and be able to do book reports; to Mark Zirkle, my ability to do homework for Mrs. Dirks’ class; and to all the short people in school, my ability to put up with the short jokes. I, Jeff Th omas, being of spindlv body and unstable mind, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to w hoever stole it last year from my locker, mv Mercurv Quartz LCD watch, and for the asking I still have instructions, expired warranty, and two extra links to the Band; to Bob Esperum, the ability to keep the mouth shut, even though it’s a lost cause; to Eugene Bork, and the returning sideline veterans, my handwarmer, in hopes they will put to good use. I, Lisa Lee Tilstra, being of spacey mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Jim Gaddis, Kevin Gray, and Karl Crist, the candy in my locker, since Dean, Doug, Jeff T. will be gone; to Sue M., Kristal S., Beth K., and Carrie O., my gum store in my P.E. locker; my height to Beth K., in hopes she can use it in basketball the next 3 years; my ability to keep my temper, to Sue M., in hopes she will use it in Basketball the next 2 years; mv ability to be late and stay out of trouble in band, to Marty T., Karl., and Brian B.; my nickname of Big Foot, to Kristal, since her feet are already bigger than mine; the comer of Ash and Grant, to Beth Kissee, in hopes she’ll put it to better use than I did; to Annerose ana Sissie, my ability to stay out of trouble or at least not get caught; to Sheri Bailey, my ability to get along with Miss Killus, since she’ll need it, and my ability to get rowdie at certain times; to Kristv H., my “smiles”; my ability to stay out of the office and trouble, to Jeff Crist and my brother, Dana, since they will need it; and lastly, what I have left to whoever wants it. I, Caroline Wilken, being of sound mind and overworked body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Kristy Humphrey, I leave the job of chorus accompanist, in hopes she can do as great a job as those before her; to Karen Jean, I leave my rights to pick on Brian B. in band and not get into trouble; and to all the trouble makers, I leave my ability to cause trouble without getting caught. 75 Congratulations To The Class of 1980 TILSTRA MARATHON SERVICE Goodyear Michelin Tires To Our Lisa The Best of Everything To You Always. Love Dad, Mom Dana Puffy 78 Compliments of WILKEN BUS SERVICE 79 BEST SUPERMARKET Route 45 Home of Miracle Prices Best Wishes To The Class of 1980 Phone 268-7714 k UNITED SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 East Walnut Street • Watseka, Illinois 60970 Watseka Gilman Cissna Park Dwight 432-3918 265-7277 457-2458 584-1370 Pat Pentel Congratulations Graduates ONARGA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Jan Hart Vicki Killus Scott Heckman Brenda Dirks Marv Talbert Barb Monk Kathy Bank Don Bates Karen Wasmer Steve Anderson Kav Zirkle Buddv Velasco Sue Walker Rob Fink Arlene Pentel Betty Frobish Carol Krumwiede Tom Sarlo Barb Beck Betty Alsip Leanna Gender 81 For Your Landscaping Needs Contact ONARGA NURSERY CO. Onarga, Illinois 815-268-7244 Best Wishes For Success Upon Graduation In 1980 To The Senior Class of Onarga High School FARMERS-MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF PAXTON Full Service Paxton, 111. Member Bank Phone: 217—379-4343 FDIC A-WAY SERVICE FERTILIZER RHONE: 8)5.683 071 P.O. Box 400 Cresent City, 111. 60928 A WAY GRAIN CO. CRAIN OFFICE PHONE: 8I5.68J.JI05 Fertilizer-Nitrogen-Seed-Custom Application Grain Jerry Ash 83 ONARGA HEATING Compliments Of COOLING BORK NURSERIES PLUMBING INC. Areas Largest Onarga, Illinois Congratulations To The Class of 1980 HRST NATIONAL BANK OF GILMAN--- DECKER FURNITURE Member Of Federal Reserve System • Furniture • Carpet Draperies • Bedding • Interior • Design • Service Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $125,000.00 815-432-4976 Member F.D.I.C. 204 Fast Walnut Phone 815-265-7264 Watseka, 111. 84 Compliments Of Dr. Richard Foellner Dr. Charles Olaf Gas For Home Agriculture Industry And Appliances ONARGA MEDICAL Onarga, 111. ARTS CLINIC 268-7313 BRADSHAW INSURANCE WOODY’S TAP AGENCIES 135 Chestnut INC. Onarga, Illinois Onarga, Illinois 268-4277 Mrs. Dirks Beth Kisscc Sheri Bailey F Tari Liddlc Tammy Bailey Terri Limbaugh Lisa Brovscau Susan Molek Sharon Brow n Carrie O’Connell Kathy Ccrdcs H Lori Olson Michelle Hamilton Pam Olson Gwen Hassclhring SLssie Poppie Kristy Humphrey Amber Rushhrook Kim Horick Kristal SielH rt Theresa Horick A Amv Thomas Ann Ho Lisa Tilstra Barb Kanosky Tammi White SPANISH CLUB Carrie O’Connell Rick O'Connell Bill Poppie Boh Espcrum Bruce Mueller Barb Kanosky Dawn Ash Mr. Pen tel 85 SINCE 1874 FARMERS PIONEER MUTUAL Fire and Lightning Insurance Company Onarga, III. 60955 Phone (815) 268-7300 SNOWITE CLEANERS 121 VV. Seminary Onarga, III. 60955 POOL AND SONS GARAGE Complete Automotive Repairs ARIENS AND LAWNBOY Phone 268-4381 announcements, yearbooks, and cCipComas Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 CULTRA NURSERY CO. KRUMWIEDE OIL CO. Gasoline Fuel Motor Oil Grease Onarga, Illinois Ph. 268-7652 Home Cooked Food At TILSTRA CAFE 109 VV. Seminary Onarga, 111. Ph. 268-4225 86 When You Think Beef CP STANDARD Call 457-2973 PHILLIPPO’S LOCKERS Dave Sturm Dave Geiken Gilman Plant 265-4153 Piper Plant 686-2727 Complete Processing Service ROBERTS STATE Hi Neighbor BANK SUPER UALU Roberts, 111. (Make Our Bank Your Bank) Gilman, Illinois Member FDIC Rts. 45-24 East K H TRUCK PLAZA GIBSON TRANSFER Onarga, Illinois Phone 268-7654 268-7728 Joe R. Gibson Gilman, 111. 60938 87 CORAL LOUNGE RESTAURANT ROY FICKLIN MACHINE Steaks-Seafood CO., INC. Smorgasboard Banquet Facilities 209 W. Grant gE'TOflfr’ Open 11 AM-12P.V1 Closed Monday Onarga, III. 268-7826 Rt. 45 South of 24 815-265-7633 Home of the Ficklin Gravity Gilman, 111. Flow Boxes “THE SHROVES” Compliments of SHAGBARK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Gas for Home Agricultures Industry, And Appliances Onarga, 111. 268-7313 Louis and Dorothy Razzans Your Hosts KNAPP FUNERAL HOME 115 W. Seminary Onarga, Illinois 60955 LaHOGUE GRAIN CO. Ph. 268-7241 Gilman, 111. Good Luck To The Class of “80” FORD M[KCURY KUIPERS-BACHMAN FORD MERCURY INC. 202 E. Crescent St. Gilman, Illinois 60938 pjlonc Jim Kuipers 265-4188 Darrel Bachman 265-4460 Congratulations To The Class of 80 GILMAN FERTILIZER CO. Ph. 265-4506 Gilman, Illinois THE FLOWER CART State Street Mall Paxton, Illinois 60957 Gilman Office 265-4203 Momence Office 472-2616 Kankokcc Office 933-9014 Phone 217-379-3876 BLOOMQUIST OIL CO. INC. Ken Sandy Curtis 27 Years of Experience Wedding, Specialist Unusual Designs Texaco J Distributors J. Bloomquist 725 Dixie Hwv. President Momence, 111. 60954 GILMAN SALES SERVICE Compliments Case—Oldsmobile Of I _815-265-7613 GRANZOU FIORILLO Routes 54-45-24 Gilman, Illinois “Photographic Excellence” HEINS STUDIO Compliments Of 117 N. Chesnut ONARGA LEADER Onarga, 111. REVIEW 815-268-7314 89 mmm LODA POULTRY CO. INC. P.O.Box 246 Loda, Illinois 60948 LITTLE MERK’S t For Complete Auto Body tepair Danforth, 111. 60930 815-269-2132 Stuart A. Vlerkle midwest soil testing SERVICE Compliments Of Donald Miller, Ow ner IROQUOIS TITLE 269-2866 COMPANY Soil Testing And Soil Test Follow-Through Watseka, Illinois Danforth, Illinois MODERN GLASS PAINT WALLPAPER 119 E. Cherry St. Compliments Of THE RED DOOR Watseka Gilman, 111. Ph. 432-3276 FARMER’S STATE COUNTRYSIDE LUMBER BANK OF DANFORTH PLAZA Danforth, III. 60930 Building Material—Paint Paneling Cabinets on Display Ph. 269-2570 A Full Service Bank Phone 815-265-7204 90 Congratulations to The Class of ‘80’ CANDADY LABORATORIES, INC. Watska, 111. DOUBLE JJ Western Wear Saddlery Jerry Jody Ferdinand R. 4 Box 3 Highway 1 Open 7 Davs A Week Watesfca, III. 815-432-5152 DELREY FARMERS GRAIN Carl E. Schalber, Manager 268-7624 Delrey, 111. Thawville, 111. 60968 Compliments Of LOU’S CHEVROLET BUICK AND OPEL Rt. 9 157 Paxton, 111. Ph. 379-2391 Jack Betty McCann f-Jp THE SWEAT SOCK SPORTING GOODS 120 W. Walnut (815) 432-4410 Watseka, ,H. 60970 131 E. Walnut St. Watseka, 111. 60970 Telephone Nancv (815)432-4888 Littlefield ONARGA CROP SERVICE Compliments Of Phone 268-4428 makes the growing greater PAXTON READY MIX INC. Paxton, 111. 60957 Phone 217-379-3631 91 “Home of the Ficklin Gravity Flow Boxes” HOME SHOE STORE MCCORD AUTO Pat Pile and Grant Pile SUPPLY INC. Watseka, Illinois 126 S. Sangamon 227 N. Walnut Gibson City, 111. Watseka, 111. 60970 (217) 784-5572 (815) 432-2071 Cissna Park, 111. WATSEKA FARMER GRAIN CO. CO-OPERATIVE HAMILTON BROS. AUTO PARTS 228 West Walnut St. Watseka, 111. 60970 656 East Walnut Watseka, Illinois IROQUOIS PAVING CORPORATION uafsoa S. I). Lvnch Post Office Box 66 D. G. Lynch Watseka, 111. 60970 Watseka, III. Area Code 815-432-5211 MORRIS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. THE KURL SHOP Onarga Division Onarga, Illinois Mutual Profit Sharing Assoc. Founded And Operated For The Purpose of Assisting Members to Own Homes In New Location 201 N. Chestnut 3 Operators Available Tues.-Sat. 815-268-7215 Evelyn Salman Seymore Compliments Of POSKIN BUS SERVICE EMMETT PRICE LANDSCAPE SERVICE Onarga, III. 268-7249 RUBY REIDS BAR On Boozers Blvd. Onarga, 111. Ruby Reid Kerkhoff DAVID A. YOUCK Attorney At Law 103'A South Walnut Street Box 95 Onarga, Illinois 60955 Telephone (815) 268-7712 SNOWITE CLEANERS 121 W. Seminary Onarga, 111. 60955 WATSEKA BOTTLED GAS SERVICE CO. Philgas LP Gas Systems For Home Farm Refrigerators Plumbing-Heating Washers-Dryers Air Conditioning Freezers-Ranges Water Heaters P.O. Box 298 113 North 3rd St. Watseka, 111. 60970 (815) 432-4941 LEE INSURANCE AGENCY 107 W. Seminary Onarga, Illinois 60955 Life, Home, Car, Business (815)432-5125 BOB’S ELECTRONICS Radio Shack Dealer Bob Reece Jr. 212 E. Walnut Owner Watseka, 111. 60970 SCHIPPERT’S WATER CARE CENTER Phone: Cissna Park 815 457-2581 Watseka 815 432-4556 After Hours Phone 815 457-2511 Portable Exchange-Automatic Rentals— Own Your Own ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. Roberts, Illinois This area’s fastest growing building supply center 217-395-2267 Good Luck To The Class of “80” C K ELECTRONICS, INC. Rt. 49 Milford Rd. Cissna Park, 111. 457-2005 Danny Berg, Owner Visa Mastercharge Gulf Credit Cards BERG’S SERVICE CENTER U.S. 54 1-57 Exit Onarga, 111. 24 Hour Towing Home Phone Station 815-268-4568 815-268-7605 STEINER FURNITURE Robert Betty Steiner Furniture-Wallpaper Paint-Draperies Floor-Wall Coverings ROEDER GRAIN INC. Grain-Feed-T rucking Onarga Ridgeville Thawville KAUFMAN GRAIN CO. Phone: 457-2185 Cissna Park, 111. 60924 TILSTRA’S HARDWARE Plumbling, Heating, Cooling 123 Chestnut Onarga, Illinois 60955 Telphone (815) 268-7613 Hardware Tools Paints Appliances Wallpaper J M SALES SERVICE KUIPERS SALES CO. Chevy-Buick Phone: 815-269-2268 R.R. Box 167 Danforth, 111. Vantastic-GMC 60930 265-7288 New Holland-Wil Rich-DMI Gilman, Illinois CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. Gilman, Illinois Phone 815-268-7251 MEL’S OIL SERVICE Commerce 3rd Sts. Gilman, III. 60438 Ph. 265-7341 Residence Crescent Citv, 111. 60928 Ph. 683-2841 MERKLE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate Gilman, Illinois Eugene W. Vlerkle Ph.815-265-4781 Discover [f|BEN FRANKLIN t We bring variety to life! Gilman, Illinois CLIFF’S MARKET 135 N. Central Gilman, Illinois Congratulations To Class of 1980 BEV BEAUTY BOUTIQUE THE PILLSBURY COMPANY R R GRAIN PATTI’S BEAUTY SALON SWANSTROM’S RADIO T.V. THE TOPPER GILMAN AUTO PARTS THIEL’S DISCOUNT CENTER GILMAN DRUG DOUBLE “C” BOUTIQUE DANFORTH-GILMAN GRAIN CO. LAKEVIEW COUNTRY CLUB COLEMAN’S AUTO TRUCK SERVICE CISSNA PARK CO-OP GRAIN CISSNA PARK LIVESTOCK SALES MARTAIN BROS. STAR MARKETS ART FELLER AUCTION AND REAL ESTATE V S VARIETY STORE HUDSON DRUG SHOP DENISON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC FARMLAND LUMBER INC. LOUIS MELINDCO. KNAPP AND STEINER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE WRIGHT—GERST FURNITURE Watseka, Illinois BAUER FARM SERVICE Cissina Park, 111. ST. GERMAIN TRUE VALUE 111. l.N.P.O. Box 281 Watseka, III. VALUE VILLAGE Route 1 and 24 East Watseka, 111. BETTE’S FLOWERS GIFTS Paxton, Illinois 217-379-4245 WALDBESER INC. Cissna Park, III. WYSS COUNTRY STORE Danforth, 111. LARRY’S PLACE Loda, Illinois WAYNES AUTO SALES Danforth, 111. BUCKLEY-LODA CO-OP GRAIN CO. Buckley, Illinois NORM’S 66 SERVICE Buckley, Illinois McCullough impliment co. Watseka, 111. 60970 Ph. 815-432-3965 WATSEKA FIRST NATIONAL BANK Watseka, 111. PERRY PRICE’S TREE SERVICE Onarga, 111. IRVING-KING-DANFORTH INS. AGENCY Cissna Park, 111. Ph. 457-2344 THE STRIP SHOP Onarga, 111. BIRKEY’S FARM STORE Paxton, 111. Ph. 217-379-4391 SIS’S SNACK SHOP Onarga, Illinois TONY’S ONARGA T.V. 300 N. Poplar St. Onarga, 111. 96 8an angelo. cexas fijwt V 43%' - £ f ■ 744 - v •? '‘Vi WTr .V vr O W AQS'S? y ,4 jW n «aj ?. !vj):X.“ •. •'Vv: f , - V., •?A V V , y,W ' k • •. 3TC ? ' 2V VV” S viB;i! vj ,2 Jt S3?: V . 3'-,' ' r vwSTl vVri? V-; LaV wt. 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