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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

ONARQUOIS “1983” Presented By Onarga Yearbook Staff Onarga High School Onarga, Illinois The ONARQUOIS staff would like to dedicate our 1983 yearbook to our custodian and friend, Hargis Harding, Sr. Hargis started working at Onarga High School in 1972. He has always been there to lend a helping hand, regardless of the situation. We would personally like to thank Hargis for making it possible for us to complete this yearbook. 2 Memories.. . FRESHMEN Dial F for David Alvarez Carol Lyons Rudy Barrera Marcia Hamilton Cheryl Lyons Lori Benson Greg Ikins Jolene Norris Doug Brenner Amy Kaeding Cristina Saucedo NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Denise Kathy Shives Shives Michelle Fred Tilstra Walraven 8 Freshmen Maria Cintora Leti Mejia Don Stonestreet Michelle Houser 9 Carol Lyons Michelle Tilstra. Amy Kaeding, Laurie Dickenson Amy Kaeding David Alvarez Michelle Tilstra Class of “86” Signatures Freshmen Class Officers David Alvarez President Marcia Hamilton Vice President Carol Lyons Secretary Cheryl Lyons Treasurer SOPHOMORE Dial S for Debbi Ahlden Veronica Gerdes Sean Kieffer Teresa Nicholas Jesse Barrera Vernon Haskins Rindy Knight William Northcott Susan Brosseau Dena Hasselbring Brian Leydens George Patterson James Cultra Diana Hurtado Joe Mejia Guy Pool Sophomores Brenda Short Debbi Diana Rogers Schumers Liz Thorne Stacy Wilson Mark Webster Oscar Garza Michelle Willson Carma Kietzmann Steiner Kim Wilson Norma Villanueva Tom Coats 15 Sophomores—Class of “85” Over the past year, the sophomore class kept busy with plans for Homecoming and the “Almost Anything Goes”. Both of these events turned out to be great successes. Sophomore Class Officers Secretary—Stacy Wilson Treasurer—Susan Brosseau saoiNnr Dial J for Tibaldo Sandy Alvarez Ballard Todd Cook Tim Fink Gene Fisher Gary Giroux Alma Gonzales Terri Henson Tony Hubner Robert Kathy Roland Loerzel Robinson Savoie Shari Dickenson Ricky Giroux Carey Schalber 20 Juniors 21 Junior Autographs 23 Junior Class Officers Gene Fisher Secretary Mike Tilstra President Tibaldo Alvarez Vice President Mark Witlock Treasurer 24 SENIORS Senior Directory Alvarez, Patricia....................................................page 27 Ash, Dawn Michelle ..................................................page 27 Bailey, Tammy Dianne.................................................page 27 Crist, Jeffery Allen ................................................page 28 DuFrain, Brian Russell...............................................page 28 Gerdes, Melissa Lynn ................................................page 28 Goben, Carl Mark.....................................................page 29 Hamilton, Michelle Marie ............................................page 29 Higgenson, Angela Kay................................................page 29 Hoy, Susan Denise....................................................page 30 Hubner, Danny Joe....................................................page 30 Kieffer, Kevin Christopher...........................................page 30 Kissee, Elizabeth Anne...............................................page 31 Kissee, John David...................................................page 31 Liddle, Robert George................................................page 31 Limbaugh, Annerose Jaunita...........................................page 32 Limbaugh, Nile Joe...................................................page 32 Lyons, Diane Jean ...................................................page 32 Manahan, Eric Christian .............................................page 33 Mueller, Bruce Dale..................................................page 33 Poppie, Elizabeth Ann................................................page 33 Short, Bradley Wade..................................................page 34 Siebert, Kristal Lynn ...............................................page 34 Steiner, Becky Jo....................................................page 34 Thomas, Amy Jean.....................................................page 35 Tilstra, Dana Harlan.................................................page 35 Wilson, Charles Blaine................................................Unlisted Winn, Deanna Marie...................................................page 35 Class Motto Our lives are before us; Our pasts are behind us; But our memories will forever be with us. Class Flower Yellow Rose Colors Maroon and White PATRICIA ALVAREZ FHA 4; Yearbook 4. DAWN MICHELLE ASH Powder Puff Football 1- Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1; Music Contest 1,2; Track 1,2- S AE 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Jr. Editor 3; Editor 4; School Musical 3; School Play 3; Almost Anything Goes 3,4; Who’s Who 3; National Science Achievement Award 3; National Drama Achievement Award 3; FHA 4. TAMMY DIANNE BAILEY FHA 1,2,3,4; SAE 2,3,4; Point Chairman 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Captain 2; Basketball 2; Basketball Manager 3; Narghi News 3; Concert Band 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1; Track 2- OGVC 4; Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Almost Anything Goes 3,4: School Play 3; Office Assistant 1; Powder Puff Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Secretary 3,4; Yearbook 2. SUSAN DENISE HOY Yearbook 2,3,4; Assistant Editor 4; Narghi News 3,4; Chorus 2; Cheerleading 2; Pom Pons 4; FHA 2,3,4- SAE 3,4; School’ Musical 3; School Play 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Softball 2. DANNY JOE HUBNER Prom King 4. KEVIN CHRISTOPHER KIEFFER Class Treasurer 3.4; Baseball 2,3,4; OVK 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Narghi News 3,4; Math Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3; SAR 4. ELIZABETH ANNE KISSEE Student Council 3- Mixed Chorus 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 3; President 4; SAE 2,3,4; Narghi News 3,4; Co-Editor 3; Editor 4; OGVC 2,3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Class Vice President 3 Class President 4- Almost Anything Goes 1,2,3- School Play 3-Who’s Who 3. JOHN DAVID KISSEE Basketball 1,2,3- Track 1; Homecoming Court 3; Almost Anything Goes 1,2,3; OVK 3; Class President 2; Band 1.2; Chorus 1- School Play 2. ROBERT GEORGE LIDDLE Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Math Club 4; President 4; Football 1; Homecoming King 4; Almost Anything Goes 1,2,3,4; Office Assistant 1; DAR 4; School Play 3. ANNEROSE JUANITA LIMBAUGH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Free Throw Award 1; Defense Award 2,3; Co-Most Valuable Player 2- Most Valuable Player 3; OGVC 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 1. NILE JOE LIMBAUGH Band 1,2; Chorus 2; Drama Club 1,2; School Play 2; SAE 2,3; Office Practice 1; Math Club 3; Who’s Who 3. W4i DIANE JEAN LYONS Pom Pons 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; FHA 2,3,4; Project Chairman 3; Secretary 4; Section Officer 3; School Musical 3; School Play 3; Softball 2; Basketball Manager 2; OGVC 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Narghi News 3,4; Powder Puff Football 1. ERIC CHRISTIAN MANAHAN Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable Player 3; Rebound Award 3; Honorable Mention VV All Conference 3; Honorable Mention All Area 3,4; Student Council 2; Track 1,2; Narghi News 3; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Almost Anything Goes 2,3; OVK 4. BRUCE DALE MUELLER Math Club 4; Class President 2; Spanish Club 1,3; Computer Club 3,4; Narghi News 3,4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Yearbook 1,2,3. ELIZABETH ANN POPPIE FHA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Defense Award 1; All Conference 1; First Team All Conference 3; Co-Most Valuable Player 3; Narghi News 3,4; Track 2- SAE 3; Industrial Arts Club 3, President- OGVC 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 1; School Play 3. BRADLEY WADE SHORT Track 1; SAE 4; OVK 2.3.4; Band 1.2. KRISTAL LYNN SIEBERT BECKY JO STEINER Cheerleading 1- FHA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2.3; School Play 3-Basketball 1.2,3.4; Industrial Arts Club 4; OGVC 2,3,4- Almost Anything Goes 3.4; Narghi News 3; Band 1; Marching Band 1-Powder Puff Football 1; Class President 3. FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Vice President 3; President 4; SAE 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Most Valuable Player 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Rebounds 1; Captain 1,2,3; Co-Most Valuable Player 2- Homecoming Court 1; Powder Puff Football 1; Basketball All Conference 1,2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Narghi News 3,4; OGVC 2,3,4; Outstanding Names and Faces 2; School Play 3; First Team All County Tournament 4. AMY JEAN THOMAS Pom Pons 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1,2; Vice President 4; Student Council 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Program Chairman 2; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Math Club 4; FHA Section Officer 2; Homecoming Court 2; Homecoming Queen 4; School Musical 3; School Play 3; Chorus 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 1; OGVC 2,3,4; DANA HARLAN TILSTRA Basketball 1. DEANNA MARIE WINN Pep Club 1; Librarian 1; Softball 1; SAE 2,3; Class Play 2,3; Almost Anything Goes 4. Senior Class I, Patricia Alvarez, being of gullible mind and forget it body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to David Alvarez. I leave all my smarts in hopes that he will use them; to Tibaldo Alvarez. I leave the one and only Patti Wagon. I hope that he cares for it and is honored. To Diana Hurtado. I leave my gullibility, in hopes that she will believe some of the crazy things that I did (right Robert and Joe?). I leave to anyone who wants it, my chair in government, hopefully they will have better days in it than I did; and finally, to all the kids in the school. I hope that they have fun next year and don’t cause too much trouble. Good luck to everyone! I. Dawn Michelle Ash, being of awesome mind and exquisite body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Tibaldo. my son. I will a new mother of his choice; to George Patterson, a life’s supply of gum so that he will quit bothering me; to Marcia Hamilton, a new pumpkin carving knife and a faster pair of running shoes; to Joe Mejia, my great accounting abilities; to Cindy Steiner. I will and glady give my bombardment skills so that she can use them to their greatest potential; to all the freshmen, I will four years of high school as great as mine; to the science class. I leave my body; to Stacy Wilson. I will a drive safely bumper sticker; and last, but not least. I will to everyone who is deserving, a special person just as wonderful as mine. I, Tammy Dianne Bailey, being of warped mind and wasted body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my cheerleading ability to Debbi Rogers, only because she needs it; to Marcia Hamilton, my great talent in playing the trumpet, in hopes that she will do a better job than I did; to Cindy Steiner, all the rumors about me. because I never hear any about her; to Mike Tilstra. my great accounting ability, in hopes that he opens his book more than I did; to Carey Schalber. my ability to get lost in Champaign, maybe he can read the signs better than Sue and I did; to Michelle Tilstra. all my energy to finish aerobics without being exhausted; to Roland Savoie. I leave all the books in my locker; to Stacy Wilson. I leave all the gum in my locker so that she will quit asking everyone for a piece; to all of the guys in band, I leave my ability to cause trouble and not get caught; and last, but not least. I leave to everyone else . . . good luck next year! You will need itl I, Jeff Crist, being of sound mind and crooked body, do hereby will and bequeath the following; to Guy Pool, my hunting and trapping abilities; to Todd Cook, all my wood from Woods class; to Becky and Cindy Steiner. I leave two new bicycles; to Dana Tilstra, a softer bombardment ball; to Brad Short, his own nautalist equipment; to Bilbo Northcott, a welder so when he gets his own army jeep that is cut in half, he can weld it together; to Sean Kieffer. a box of Kleenex for drafting class; to half of the senior girls who go skinny dipping at Ash’s lake. I leave them all a bikini, in hopes that they will put them to good use and quit scaring the fish. I, Brian DuFrain, being of fried mind and burnt-out body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Tony Hubner, my ability to get into trouble and not get expelled; to Kevin Ferguson, my seat in the office and my locker; to Shari Dickenson, my P.E. locker; to Rick Knight, my parking spot and my ability not to get caught smoking in the john; to Roland Savoie, all of my smoking accessories; to Jamie, Brian, Web. Pool and the gang, my ability to drive while intoxicated and not get busted; to the people who got me kicked out of school this year, my ability to keep my temper; I will the rest of my belongings to anyone else who wants them. I. Lisa Gerdes. being of sound mind and proportioned body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Rindy Knight, my ability to come to school with a white neck; to Mike Tilstra. some of my weight; to Brenda Short, my ability to hold up my lower lip. regardless of the situation; to Ronne Gerdes. the car that I never got; to Teresa Nichols, my ability to stick with one guy; to Marcia Hamilton, my cheerleading ability, in hopes that she gets to use it more than I did; to Mr. Schroeder, a pair of glasses so that he won’t miss a thing; to Dena Hasselbring, some money since she is always flat busted; to Liz Thorne, S. K. and H. J.. all the partying I missed; to Sue Brosseau, my ability to say whatever is on my mind; to Michelle Wilson, my ability to pass four foot; also to Michelle, my ability not to get embarrassed over the littlest thing; to Stacy Wilson. Debbie Ahlden and Herrody, all the good times at O.H.S. I, Michelle Hamilton, being of confused mind and small body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Cheryl and Carol Lyons, Amy Kaeding. and Michelle Tilstra. my pom pon ability, in hopes that they will keep up the squad next year; to my sister Marcia, I leave my car, in hopes that she will put it to good use; to Dena and Marcia, my ability to stay out of trouble; to Tibaldo, I leave my Friday night hours; and last, but not least, to Ms. Bartlett, I leave my English IV research paper. I, Angie Kay Higginson, do hereby will and bequeath the following: my ability to stay out all night to Brenda Short and to remember what she did all night; to Dena and Sissie, I will my ability to chatter incoherently; I will Kevin Kieffer my ability to work a Bic lighter; to Danny Hubner, my ability to drive without honking the horn all the time. I, Jerry Haskins, do hereby will and bequeath the following: I leave my parking space to my brother Vernon, my locker to Rindy, all my partying to Rick Knight and my skipping days to Mark Webster. I also leave my P.E. locker to Mark Whitlock. I’ll leave my dog, Lucky, to Teresa Nicholas. I leave all my mopar junk to Wayne Link, I will my car to whoever wants it, to be put to good use. I leave my Coors cans to Carl Goben; and Brian DuFrain can have my 360 mopar engine. I leave my Trail Cat Snowmobile to Dana Tilstra, my Jack Daniels hat to Liz Thorne and all my cruisin' nights to Beth Kissee and Kristal Siebert. I, Susan Hoy, being of overworked mind and underworked body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Diana Hurtado, my Selectric typewriter; to Michelle Tilstra, a car so she doesn’t have to ask for a ride home; to Gene Fisher, my ability to work hard in Journalism; to Stacy Wilson, my quietness, so she can be quiet for at least one hour; and last, but not least, to my brother Joe, my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Hueby, being of corroded mind and nicotine infested body, do hereby will and and bequeath the following: to Rick Knight, my autographed picture of the never-before photographed Pip-Squak bird; to Kevin Kieffer, my ability to light a Bic lighter; to Gary, Rick, Todd and Carey, my ability to make Mr. Johnson think I know something about electronics; to Mr. Johnson, his very own Fisher-Price electricity kit and a three hour long record of violin music for when he's really down; to my brother Tony and Kim Wilson, my ability to keep from getting expelled; to John, a new thumbnail to replace the one my car door ate; and last, but not least, my ability to keep alert while playing bombardment. I, Kevin Kieffer, not wishing to discuss my mind and body do, hereby will and bequeath the following: to Robert Loerzel, my album Hari Krishna Sings Manilow ; to Todd Velasco and Tim Fink, my harmonizing singing voice for the next C.S. N. concert; to Joe Limbaugh, my industrial size shot glass; and to Mark Webster, Jamie Cultra, Brian Leydens. Joe Mejia and George Patterson, my truck, to be used however they see fit. Everything else will be evenly distributed among the needy and impoverished, that is, Onarga students in Gilman. I, Elizabeth Kissee, being of witty mind and squatty body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Stacy Wilson, my driving ability in hopes that she will use it or stay off the road; to Cindy Steiner, my backgammon skills so she can be the champion of the bench next year; to Brenda Short, I will my brother John, she can pick him up tomorrow afternoon. I also will Brenda all of the good times I’ve had with Tyler; to Mr. Maz, I will my sense of humor, since his has run dry; to Gene Fisher, I will my ability to tolerate complaining seniors; to Marcia Hamilton, I leave my old friend Micky for her to look after while I’m at college. I also leave Marcia my ability to stay out of trouble and just be a victim of circumstances ; to Roland Savoie, I leave all of the books that I’ve read my high school years, that ought to keep him busy a day or two; to Myra Willson, I leave more authority to run the office; and last, but not least, to anyone who wants it, my ability to fall up the steps and do injury to my body. I, Rob Liddle, being of superior mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Marcia Hamilton, one of my little ears, and to Debbie Ahlden. the other one, since they’re both jealous of them; to all the O.H.S. teachers that got riff-ed”, my position of Assistant Manager at Cliff’s for the summer; to all the students from O.H.S., my ultimate, unending wisdom, which I have applied to all my studies during my years at O.H.S. OH! and to my little brother, my fantastic football abilities that I never had a chance to use. I, Annerose Limbaugh, being of spacey mind and small body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Shari, Rindy. and Liz, my favorite stall In the bathroom; to Sue Brosseau. my basketball ability, in hopes that she will put it to use more than I 36 Will did my senior year; to Brenda Short, my good looks, in hopes that she will use them as wisely as I do; and last, but not least. I leave my coaching abilities to Miss Killus, in hopes that she will put them to good use. I, DO Lyons, being of a unique mind and curvacious body, do hereby will and bequeath the following assets: to Cheryl, my sister, I leave my bedroom, as she already has plans for it after I leave; to Carol my other sister, I willingly leave my ability to drive safely through the traffic-packed streets of Onarga, in hopes she’ll live long enough to get her license; to the remaining girls of the famous pom pon squad, I leave my danceability, so they can show Gilman what they’ve got to get to the top; to George Patterson, I leave my superb band ability and my facial cheeks since he likes them so well; to Stacy Wilson, I leave my bionic typing ability, a bottle of white out, and my nose; to Diana Hurtado I leave my devilish moods, knowing she can innocently cover them up; to Gene Fisher, I will all my shirts since he seemed to have liked most of them; and last, but not least, I leave the rest of me and my belongings to Bo. I, Eric Christian Manahan, being of sound mind and overlength body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: first to Mr. T. Johnson, alias Magnum PI, his own skunk proofing kit; to Mr. Maz, a full year subscription to Music City News, knowing he will like it because of his fondness of Country music; to Mr. Chinn, a year’s supply of grass seed and a spare backboard; to Lisa Gerdes, my truck so that she can’t steal it anymore; to Ronne Gerdes, an extra large muzzle; to Bilbo N., the ability to not get hit in certain bodily areas in bombardment; to Guy Pool, my basketball ability; because of consolidation, I must include two Gilmanites, to Cathy Ann and Lori Anne, my amazing backboard breaking ability; finally, my P.E. locker to anyone who dares get next to it and everything else to anyone who wants it. I, Bruce Mueller, independent photographer, being of rotund body and insane mind, do hereby bequeath the following: to Tom Coats, lots of luck taking yearbook photos; to the yearbook staff, lots of luck with Tom Coats’ photos; to George Patterson and Guy Pool, my math ability so that they can prove that Onargans can win at something; to Robert Loerzel, a few un-weird stories so he knows what they look like. I, Elizabeth Poppie, being of generic mind and gifted body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Brenda Short I will only one thing, my ability to never trip over my bottom lip; to Rick Knight and John Kissee, my ability to never start a false rumor about other people; I give my great basketball skills to Dena Hasselbring, in hopes she’ll hold onto the ball for more than 5 seconds and hopefully she’ll use it more than I did my senior year; I will all the guys in the class of ’85’’, my membership card to AA, in hopes they will use it someday; to Marty Hasselbring, David Fink and Todd Dirks, I will all my good times with Micky; to Liz Thorne, I give my straight A's so she won’t be uneligible next year for the basketball season; to Sue Brosseau, I will my ability to never get caught doing anything wrong; I will my last and most precious thing—the ’’Pacer’’—to Dena. for I know she will take good care of it and keep it running longer than I did (and not run the heck out of it). I, Brad Short, being of dirty mind and sought after body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Guy Pool, I leave my mountain man ability and my parking lot spot that I never used; to Ed and Hargis, I leave my wood pile in the office; to Jeff Crist, I leave my ability to go four-wheelin' so he can get his jeep dirty for once; to Carl Goben. my ability to keep a truck on the road while puking out the window, and to remember what I did the next day; to Dana Tilstra, my truck to drive me around in, and a ’69 Camaro just like Chad Jones’; to Tim Fink and Joe Lim-baugh, my ability to come to work in perfect working condition; and to the rest of my fellow low-life”, a keg and a straw; to Mr. Chinn and Mr. Johnson, a cop car and uniform of their own so someday they can be as good of a cop as Jim Brammer; to the after school club” up at Denny’s, my ability to press 200 pounds; to Becky Steiner, a case of butterscotch; to Bruce Mueller, my subscription to Stag; to Amy Thomas a jar of peanut butter; and to Dawn Ash, a new can of jeans; finally everybody else can fight over what’s left, which isn’t very much. I. Krista! Siebert, being of un peu mind and grande body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Marcia Hamilton, a better time next year at homecoming than we had this year, and also my fluent speaking ability in French class; to Stacy Wilson, I leave my calculator, in hopes it will help her next year in Accounting II, instead of the compact calculator she carries on her keychain; to Brenda Short, my ability to catch Cissna guys, and also the ability to control myself while watching a certain Cissna guy play basketball (Jay Maudlin); to Mr. Johnson, the ability to keep track of his time; to Muffy Schumers. the varsity letter I didn’t receive my senior year in basketball if she can talk Miss Killus out of it; to Suzi Hurtado, I leave my autographed P.E. locker; to Tyler Jean, Todd Hoffbauer, Jamie Cultra and Brian Leydens, my ability to go through all four years of high school without being thrown in jail; last, but certainly not least, to anyone who feels they are deserving enough, a best friend like I have to share all the good times in life with and also to share an apartment with down in Champaign. I, Becky Jo Steiner, being of bonzo mind and bent-over body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Brian Leydens, my ability to use the stairs and remain standing; to Mr. Maz, a lifetime supply of peanut butter, in hopes that he puts it to good use during those exciting Friday nights; to Sertor Pentel, my brother’s tie collection, I’m sure he’ll wear them even if they don’t match; to Sissie Poppie, my ability to walk straight, I’ve heard she usually walks sideways; to Brad Short, a new flashlight for when he goes squirrel hunting; to Mr. Cottrell, all of my jokes, he never gets a laugh when he tells his; to Eric Manahan. my ability to remain in school for a complete week; to Mark Whitlock, my right hand, I’m sure he'll miss it if I don’t; to whoever stole them. I will my P.E. shirt, shorts, socks, towel and bag; to Brian DuFrain, a piece of pie; and last, but not least, to anyone who wants one of my possessions, we can probably do business if the price is right. I, Amy Jean Thomas, being of disintegrated mind and contorted body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Amy Kaeding, my unlimited flute playing ability, in hopes that she will do better than I did; to Michelle Tilstra, my valued athletic abilities; to Brenda Short, my ability to get along with everyone; to the fifth hour P.E. class, a lifetime supply of deodorant, since they seem incapable of buying their own; to Mr. Schaumburg and his first hour Algebra II class, someone else to laugh at; to Carey Schalber, my broken decoder ring, in hopes that he can fix it and put it to good use; to George Patterson, the ability to goof up once in a while; and last, but not least, to Tibaldo Alvarez and Tim Fink, someone else to pick on. I, Chuck Wilson, being of soul mind and burnt-out body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Liz Thorne, my noon hour pastime; to Vernon Haskins, I leave my ability to wash dishes at noon; to Diana Hurtado, I leave my ability to skip school; to Rindy Knight, I leave my ability to back into ditches; to Tim Asay. I leave my ability to do exercises in P.E.; to Stacy Wilson, I leave my ability to drive; and to Carey Schalber, I leave my ability to clean kennels and get birds. I, Deanna Winn, being of spaced out mind and out of shape body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Sue Brosseau and Rindy Knight, my ability to sew four complete garments by the end of the year; to Liz Thorne, my seam ripper and retarded sewing machine; to Vernon Haskins, my ability to prepare any type of meal in food class by following instructions exactly; to Ronne Gerdes. my desire to sleep in study hall without being disturbed; to Michelle Tilstra, my ability to jog long distances in P.E. class DAILY!; and finally, to Diana Hurtado, my whole heart desire to totally demolish Ronne Gerdes in fifth hour P.E. We, the senior class of '83, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to everyone next year, we leave lots of good luck, with consolidation you’ll need it; we also will everyone our ability to raise funds and all the good times we’ve had our high school years; and last, but not least, we will all the fun that we had on our class trip, since you won’t have one like it. 37 Senior Class April 1, 1993 Dear Beth, Hi! How have you been? I just have a few minutes in between classes and thought I’d write to find out more about our class reunion on June 3. Can you believe we’ve been out of high school for ten years and I’ve been at Parkland ever since? I never knew there were so many careers to choose from, but Parkland says I have to decide upon one by next year. By the way, guess who is my instructor in Computer Science class? Bruce Mueller, and he still won’t help me cheat. I was home last weekend and went to Cliff’s in Gilman, which is now called Rob’s, and found Robert Lid-dle sitting behind a desk in a three piece suit, instead of stocking the shelves in the tacky Red Fox shirt. I read in the Chicago Tribune that Amy (Thomas) Reitz was awarded the Mrs. Pig Farmer of the Year” award. Roger must be pretty proud of his little pig farmer. Remember how Dawn Ash always told us she was going to marry Mr. July? Well, she married Scott Ruder instead and already has six kids to keep her busy. Over Christmas break I was visiting my brother out in California at Travis Air Force Base and while shopping at the commissary, some spacy red-head rammed into a big pile of fruit and when I took a closer look it was D. D. (Lyons) Smith. What a coincidence, huh? Remember how well Brian DuFrain related to the girls in 6th hour study hall? Well, believe it or not, he is now a gynecologist. I accidentally went into his office and his receptionist, Michelle Hamilton, warned me not to make an appointment. Michelle was telling me she’s been head nurse for him ever since he opened his office. Well, at least one of our classmates hit the big time. Dana Tilstra is an oil tycoon. He bought out all the oil companies in Illinois, but he still lives and mingles with us little people. Speaking of little people, are you going to be able to make it back. I bet it's real exciting living in France and being a French translator for the U.S. Embassy. Who would have believed that French class you took your senior year would ever have come in handy. You’ll never believe this, but I was all set to watch Julia Child's cooking show the other day and found out that Chuck Wilson had taken over her show and it’s now called “Chuckle Along With Charles.” You remember Jerry Haskins, don’t you? Well, he’s really worked up the ladder. He went from street cleaner to mayor of Onarga in just 10 short years. Well, I’ve got to run to catch my 10:00 class, which happens to be highly advanced cooking. See ya soon. Love Always, Kristal 38 Prophecy April 15, 1993 Dear Kristal, Bonjour, mon amie. It was really nice to hear from you. I’m excited about our upcoming class reunion. I received a letter from Sissie Poppie last week. She said that she has a big race coming up. It seems that Sissie has become a race car driver. She is still driving that silver Pinto that she got her senior year. Sissie also said that she was shocked to see Kevin Kieffer on television the other day. He was advertising his new lighters. All that you have to do to get them lit is blow on them. None of that tricky thumb business. Sissie was real excited about going to see Annerose Limbaugh play basketball with the Chicago Hustle. It’s hard to believe that our little Annerose is playing basketball with all of those big girls. My mom wrote me a letter and said that Brad Short and Jeff Crist had bought Best Super Market. It is now called BJ’s Shop Right. I heard that Danny Hubner is the head of his own company. His company, Queby’s, manufactures cigarette accessories. While I was home over Christmas, I went uptown to the sporting goods store. I found that Eric Manahan had bought out Denny’s. His new store is now Manard’s Sporting Goods. Eric told me that he specializes in backboards. Eric also said that he had gotten a letter from Car Goben. Carl has been promoted to a four star general in the army. Carl always was a good little trooper. I read that Becky Steiner has become a dance instructor. The article said that she was teaching the Dallas Cowgirls the Wet Noodle.” Patti Alvarez is the host of a new game show on television. The show is called “How Gullible Are You?” Patti is the perfect host for that show. I just bought Deanna Winn's new aerobicise album. She is really into aerobics these days. The album is called Dancing Deanna.” Tammy Bailey has opened up a travel agency in Onarga. She calls it “Travel with Tammy.” She is getting a lot of business from the many vacationers in Onarga. Remember when Lisa Gerdes was undecided about whether to be a nurse or a beautician? Well, she works at St. Marys Hospital in Kankakee now. She gives facials and haircuts to the patients. I was interviewing secretaries the other day and was surprised when Sue Hoy walked into my office. Sue is an excellent secretary and I hired her right away. Remember how much time Angie Higginson used to spend in Thawville? She has opened her own night club there. It’s called Angie's Place. I hear that every night is Margarita Night. Well mon amie, I have to go to a meeting now. I’ll see you at the class reunion on June 3. Try not to study too hard. 39 Love Always, Beth Senior Bests BEST DRESSED................DAWN ASH ROBERT LIDDLE PRETTIEST EYES.......ANGIE HIGGENSON CARL GOBEN MILLIONS SMILE........KRISTAL SIEBERT BETH KISSEE JEFF CRIST BEST FIGURE PHYSIQUE .. KRISTAL SIEBERT ROBERT LIDDLE MOST FEMININE MASCULINE...MICHELLE HAMILTON BRIAN DUFRAIN WITTIEST..........................BETH KISSEE BRAD SHORT MOST CAREFREE.....ANNEROSE LIMBAUGH JERRY HASKINS MOST SHY..................DEANNA WINN DANNYHUBNER MOST RELIABLE..............SUSAN HOY CARLGOBEN MOST TALKATIVE....................LISA GERDES BRAD SHORT BIGGEST FLIRT..........SISSIE POPPIE BRAD SHORT MOST GULLIBLE....................PATTY ALVAREZ DANNY HUBNER MOST ACTIVE........................AMY THOMAS ROBERT LIDDLE CLASS CLOWN ......................BETH KISSEE BRAD SHORT SLEEPYHEAD..............BECKY STEINERR BRIAN DUFRAIN MOST IMAGINATIVE........BECKY STEINER DANNY HUBNER MOST ATHLETIC.....ANNEROSE LIMBAUGH ERIC MANAHAN BEST SCHOLAR....................SUSAN HOY BRUCE MUELLER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED...........DAWN ASH BRUCE MUELLER MOST INDUSTRIOUS ...............BECKY STEINER JEFF CRIST BEST CITIZEN .............DEANNA WINN CARLGOBEN MOST ARTISTIC....................DAWN ASH BRIAN DUFRAIN MOST COURTEOUS.............SUSAN HOY JEFF CRIST PRETTIEST HAIR................KRISTAL SIEBERT ROBERT LIDDLE MOST ARGUMENTATIVE .... KRISTAL DISBERT ERIC MANAHAN MOST MUSICAL....................D. D. LYONS KEVIN KIEFFER MOST BEAUTIFUL HANDSOME....KRISTAL DIBERT ROBERT LIDDLE BEST DANCER.....................D. D. LYONS BRIAN DUFRAIN MOST CONFIDENT..............DAWN ASH BRUCE MUELLER BEST ALL ROUND...................BETH KISSEE JEFF CRIST 40 Senior Class Officers Secretary—D. D. Lyons Treasurer—Kevin Kieffer Tammy Bailey Becky Steiner Eric Manahan Susan Hoy Beth Kissee (Annerose Limbaugh in back) Kristal Siebert and Becky Steiner Angie Higgenson Amy Thomas and DD Lyons Kristal Siebert and Sissie Poppie D. D. Lyons 42 Senior Autographs 44 SNOIlVZINVOaO Michelle Tilstra Amy Kaeding Michelle Hamilton D. D. Lyons Carol Lyons Cheryl Lyons Michelle Willson Marcia Hamilton Directed by Kevin Seymour Chorus s t u d Bottom Row: George Patterson, Tim Fink, Tibaldo Alvarez and Rob Liddle. Second Row: Mr. O Seymour, Sponsor, Dena Hasselbring, Michelle Willson, Marcia Hamilton and Greg Ikins. Third Row: Amy Thomas, Kristal Siebert and Sandy Ballard. Top: Amy Kaeding. n t U n c ■ i 47 Kristal Siebert, President; Tim Fink, Vice President; Rob Liddle, Treasurer; Sandy Ballard, Secretary. O O School Store 48 OGVC Top Row: Dawn Ash Annerose Limbaugh Dena Hasselbring Sissie Poppie Kristal Siebert Angie Higginson Cindy Steiner Liz Thorne Miss Killus Middle Row: Debbie Rogers Theresa Nicholas Susan Hoy Amy Thomas Tammy Bailey Michelle Hamilton Brenda Short Amy Kaeding Bottom Row: Michelle Tilstra Carol Lyons Marcia Hamilton D. D. Lyons Cheryl Lyons Michelle Willson 49 Math Club Front Row: Kevin Kieffer. Michelle Hamilton, Michelle Willson, P. J., Marcia Hamilton, Sean Kieffer, Brian Nims and Richard Loerzel. Second Row: Rob Liddle, Robert Loerzel, Michelle Tilstra, Tim Fink, Amy Thomas, George Patterson, Eric Liddle and Karla Jean. Third Row: Gene Fisher, Tibaldo Alvarez, Mike Tilstra, Dena Hasselbring. Bruce Mueller, Joe Limbaugh, Guy Pool, Angie Higginson and Greg Ikins. 50 OHS Band First Row: Kevin Kieffer, Michelle Tilstra, Amy Thomas and Amy Kaeding. Second Row: Tibaldo Alvarez, Tim Fink, Tammy Bailey and Marcia Hamilton. Third Row: Rick Giroux, Mike Tilstra, George Patterson, D. D. Lyons, Gene Fisher, Sean Kieffer and Mr. Seymour, Director. Pom Pons Michelle Tilstra Susan Hoy Carol Lyons Clockwise from center: Amy Kaeding Michelle Hamilton Amy Thomas D. D. Lyons Cheryl Lyons Yearbook Staff Dawn Ash—Editor Susan Hoy—Asst. Editor D. D. Lyons—Asst. Editor Michelle Hamilton—Advertising Editor Gene Fisher—Photographer Patricia Alvarez Kristal Siebert Bruce Mueller—Ex-Photographer Mr. Sarlo—Sponsor Absent—Beth Kissee 53 French Club From left to right: Brian DuFrain, Mr. Pentel, Sponsor, Rob Liddle. Standing: Marcia Hamilton, Debbie Ahlden, and Michelle Willson. Absent: Beth Kissee. Industrial Arts Club Front row: Jim Barrera, Walraren, Tammy Bailey, Annerose Limbaugh, David Alvarez and Tibaldo Alvarez. Second row: Mr. Johnson, Sponsor, Guy Pool, George Patterson and Mike Tilstra. Not pictured: Gene Fisher, Becky Steiner. Fred 55 S.A.E. Back row: Susan Hoy. Joe Limbaugh. Dawn Ash. and Liz Thorne. Bottom row: Kristal Siebert, Sissie Poppie, Tammy Bailey, and Stacy Wilson. Sponsor: Mrs. Lehmann, not pictured. Also not shown are Brad Short and Lisa Gerdes. Reach OUT HeuP Someone F.H.A. The 1982-83 officers are. in the first row. Beth Kissee. president; Mrs. Brenda Dirks, sponsor; and Amy Thomas, vice-president. In the second row are Dena Hasselbring. historian; Liz Thorne, program chairman and Stacy Wilson, project chairman. In the last row are Sandy Ballard, food and recreation chairman and D. D. Lyons, secretary. Treasurer. Michelle Hamilton, was not present when the photo was taken. Other members of F.H.A. are: Patti Alvarez. Dawn Ash. Tammy Bailey. Susan Hoy. Sissie Poppie. Kristal Siebert. Becky Steiner. Alma Gonzales. Terri Henson. Kathy Robinson. Debbie Ahlden. Susan Brosseau. Diana Hurtado. Debbi Rogers. Brenda Short, Michelle Willson, Marcia Hamilton and Carol Lyons. This year was the 10th anniversary of the Onarga Chapter of F.H.A. To celebrate this, an Alumni Reception was held on May 7. Members from the past 10 years were invited to attend. Cake and punch were served and the guests enjoyed a style show. 57 Cheerleaders Marcia Hamilton, Tammy Bailey, Lisa Gerdes, Debbie Rogers From June 6-11, four Onarga cheerleaders attended Redbird Cheerleading Camp at Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. They were seniors Lisa Gerdes and Tammy Bailey, sophomore Debbie Rogers and freshman Marcia Hamilton. The girls received an outstanding and three excellent ribbons. They also received an NCA “Spirit Stick . Miss Rewerts, sponsor, also attended the sponsor clinic at I.S.U. Annovd Mr. Kevin Seymour. Music Mrs. Terri Johnson. Special Education Miss Jennie Rewerts. Science Mr. Ronald Mazurowski, 50 Social Studies Mrs. Laurie Johnson, Mrs. Barbara Jansen. Special Education Special Education Mr. Donald Bates. Boys' P.E., Athletic Dir. Mrs. Margie Johnson. Secretary Mrs. Fran Lee, Secretary Photos Not Available For: Mr. Stan Schaumburg. Math Ms. Ellen Bartlett. English. Journalism Mr. Tom Sarlo. Art Mrs. Brenda Dirks. Home Economics Miss Mary Ann Guisewelle, Special Education Mr. Patrick Pentel. Drivers' Education. French. Librarian School Board: Standing: Mr. Robert Short. Mr. Gary Perkinson. Mr. Leland Hasselbring and Mr. Dennis Krumwiede. Seated: Mr. Leon Thomas. Mrs. Marilyn Tilstra and Mrs. Sally Hoy. 61 Staff Signatures 62 siaods Boys’ Basketball 1st row left to right: Greg Ikins, Mike Tilstra. George Patterson. Gene Fisher. 2nd row: Bill Northcott, Jamie Cultra, Brian Leydens. Eric Manahan. Guy Pool. John Kissee. Manager: Jesse Barrera. Team coached by Mr. Robert Cottrell 64 Boys’ Basketball Left to Right: (Standing): Bill Northcott. Jamie Cultra. Brian Leydens. Eric Manahan. Guy Pool. John Kissee. Jessie Barrera (Mgr). (Kneeling): Greg Ikins. Mike Tilstra. George Patterson. Gene Fisher. Coaches: Mr. Bob Cottrell. Mr Tim Johnson. Mascot: INDIANS. Girls’ Basketball Annerose Limbaugh Angie Higginson Cindy Steiner Liz Thorne Carol Lyons Vicki Killus (Not pictured: Beth Kissee. Becky Steiner) Kristal Siebert Sissie Poppie Dena Hasselbring Brenda Short Cheryl Lyons 67 J.V. and Varsity Basketball 1st row from left: Sue Brosseau. Brenda Short. Beth Kissee. Ronnie Gerdes. Liz Thorne 2nd row: Dena Hasselbring. Angie Higginson Sissie Poppie. Becky Steiner. Kristal Siebert, Cindy Steiner. Lisa Gerdes 68 Terri Johnson Vicki Killus Cindy Steiner Oh my God. I'm gonna fall! Beth Kissee Up. up away! Annerose Limbaugh Good Shot!! Indians in Action Practice! Practice Fall Baseball Coach: Mr. Tim Johnson. Manager: George Dickenson. Team members: Gary Giroux, Rick Giroux, Gene Fisher. Guy Pool. Mark Whitlock, David Alvarez, Mike Tilstra, Kevin Kieffer, Sean Kieffer, Jamie Cultra, Brian Leydens, Joe Mejia, and Fred Walraven. S3I1IAI10V Spirit Week Dress Up Days: Monday December 13: Sports Day Tuesday December 14: Vegas Day Wednesday December 15: Twins Day Thursday December 16: 60’s Day Friday December 17: Maroon and White Day Homecoming Floats Freshman Float 3rd Place Sophomore Float 2nd Place Junior Float 4th Place V I V 73 Senior Float 1st Place Junior Attendants: John Kissee and Sandy Ballard Sophomore Attendants: Brian Leydens and Liz Thorne Freshman Attendants: Rudy Barrera and Amy Kaeding Crown Bearers: Kent Ficklin and Cara Rabe 74 Senior Attendants: Rob Liddle and Beth Kissee Senior Attendants: Eric Manahan and Amy Thomas Senior Attendants: Jeff Crist and Angie Higginson Queen Amy Thomas King Rob Liddle The 1983 Junior-Senior Prom The 1983 Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 30. The evening started early for the seniors as Michelle Hamilton hosted a cocktail party. The banquet was held at the Shagbark Golf and Country Club in Onarga. Later on the activities were moved to the Onarga High School Gymnasium. The band was supposed to have been Slayer,” but due to difficulties beyond anyone’s control, an anonymous band showed up by surprise. Annerose Limbaugh and Danny Hubner were chosen as Prom Queen and King. Breakfast was held at the Harold Tilstra residence in which everyone indulged a little. Afterwards everyone was set loose to do as they pleased. 76 The reading of the wills Our lives are before us, Our past is behind us, But our memories are forever with us. P r o m 1983 i t ; ■ j- . 79 Honors Banquet The Honors Banquet was held on May 17, 1983 in the Onarga High School Gymnasium. The meal was catered by Kentucky Fried Chicken. For dessert there was delicious cake, which was baked and decorated by the Onarga Foods Class. Robert Liddle and Mr. Chinn 80 Class Trip On the 12-14 of May the last senior class of Onarga enjoyed their class trip in St. Louis, Missouri. They left the school at 7:30 Thursday morning and finally arrived in St. Louis at noon and went to eat. After returning to the Marriott’s Hotel, they took a swim. Thursday night the seniors went to the Goldenrod Showboat for supper and an entertaining Vaudeville Olio and a melodrama. Friday was a busy day. The seniors endangered their lives by going up in the Arch. After visiting the Arch, they climbed aboard the bus and went to an Art Museum and to the St. Louis Zoo, where they were drenched by the pouring rains. From the Zoo, it was a half hour trip to Six Flags. At 2:00 a.m. the seniors decided they’d had enough and returned to the hotel. Saturday morning was spent packing up and getting ready for the game. At noon, the seniors walked the short trip to Busch Stadium for an exciting game between the Cardinals and the Montreal Expos. After the game, they boarded the bus for the long trip home. St. Louis will never be the same again. We wished for one. The whole gang “I feel so much better now!” 82 They all love us. 83 Portrait By: THE PORTRAIT PLACE Photographer: Kathy Northcott The Last Graduating Class of Onarga High School 88 ADS TILSTRA MARATHON SERVICE When a Pilot sets a new course it is toward a definite destination. We too, in setting a new course in life must have an objective or goal. Where do you want to go in life? What do you wish to accomplish? A purpose, an effective result, is required of every beginning. Christianity is a faith of beginnings. The first four words of the Bible are: “In the beginning God ...” So, begin now and set a new course. Norman Vincent Peale To Our Dana The Best of Everything To You Always, Love, Dad, Mom and Lisa ONARGASTATE BANK Onarga, Illinois 60955 Member F.D.I.C. CLARENCE E SCHEIWE CASHIER TELEPHONE 815-457-2111 Congratulations Class of “83” GILMAN AUTO PARTS Gilman, Illinois 69955 Phone: 265-7737 Kaufman Grain Co. Farm to Market Phone: 457-2185 Cissna Park, ILL. 60924 Schipperts Water Care Center Phone: Cissna Park—457-2581 Watseka—432-4556 After hours phone: 457-2511 Portable Exchange—Automatic Rentals—On Your Own BAUER FARM SERVICE CISSNA PARK, ILLINOIS Phone 457-6945 LIMESTONE PH SPH T r FTILIZEIj 1EED jrt NITROGEN STEINER FURNITURE McCullough Impl. Co. Robert and Betty Steiner Furniture—Wallpaper ALLIS-CHALMERS Paint—Draperies Floor—Wall Coverings Route 4 Watseka. IL 60970 (815) 432-3965 Cissna Park, Illinois 93 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Coral Lounge Restaurant Open 11:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m. Phone: 1-265-7633 Gilman, IL. Martin Shrove—owner Compliments of, Lou’s Chevrolet—Buick Paxton, Illinois Gilman Office 265-4203 Momence Office 472-2616 Kankakee Office 933-9014 BLOOMQUIST OIL CO., INC. Texaco Distributors J. 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