Tiskilwa High School - Arrow Yearbook (Tiskilwa, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1986 volume:

Q A AAA. . f , 7 f ,Jak .W f , Z f ,f W f H Q f, f I L L, I va: , If 4, sl 1 N 3' 1 1-nl a, gi '-. an-ann.. . A . , Tiskilwa High School Tiskilwa, Illinois 61368 .l ..-...AA . 'Y wr-K1 1 Ar ow Staff Editor: Sarah Wright Assistant Editors: Elise Bittner 8a Kim Miller Missy Miller Matthew Wright Dawn Borg Rhonda Harris Amy Hopper Advisor: Mrs. B. J. Fredenhagen Missy Sims Anna Willstead Sara Dana Jeanette Johnson Michelle Sapp Joan Schindel Administration ..... Ta ble of on ten ts Underclassmen .. Seniors Homecoming Senior Activities un.. Sports ................... Organizations .. . Graduation . .. un..-.................-un-.u...-H .-.............u ..-nu.....-................. ...H.................... Sponsored by TISKILWA STATE BANK Tiskilwa, IL ew administr tion rules TH S new slllff Mr. James Whitmore .nf 'fi . . Principal Mr. Robert Prusator , Superintendent E N E n E The Tiskilwa. Board of Education is shown above. First row: Rev. J oanne Cooke, Mrs. Sharon Covert, and Mrs. Opal Schubert Second row: Mr. George Kaufmann, Mr. Robert Kenney, Mr. Glenn Wright, and Mr. Dale Anderson Mr. John Garvin Sponsgl-ed by Dm of Sfudenfs MAnTY's SERVICE STATION Tiskilwa, IL 3 Und erclassm en ha ve You're kidding, right??? '41, W 'Wi Wu Q M This could be the start of a great career. Conspiracy takes over the halls. '40 sw 'QW' ,. Did I scare you, Eileen? Sponsored by MITCHELL L. KINGSLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Tiskilwa., IL. 3 lot to 183171 i Monday . . . GROSS!!! Is this boring or what'?l? 2 N . What are you thinking of, Tracy?I!! un I Looking for the detention list, girls? .il sf Sf ,, C I t 40'-.N-8 ' 1 . Q f, swe- sf -we-p...,,,,,,, Si-f 'f'is55v91. Chad models newest fashions. Sponsored by R8zW CONCRETE Tiskilwa, IL Sponsored by FS GAS STATION Tiskilwa., IL f5A?'fffff1E'W'W+f1'1'fff JX.v WW VWWWWWN WWW'Af'L?PEWf1f3f+z'ff:Xff53f??251'fPYfffm'Qf Don't look so enthused, Cory!!! ,,,,,VV X WA? I 1 :ff , waz! i 'M 1 QW , Vw '44 Working hard or hardly working?? Sponsored by BUREAU VALLEY CHIEF Tiskilwa, IL What do you think you're doing? Leaders of the classes .... if .0 .N X 2 t- : l ' 7 2 J ,W,, i 2 N 2 5, ' 3 si ,, - . 4 X I A ,, . ' 2 Freshman class sponsors: Mr. Doolittle, Mr. Garvin: Officers: Junior class sponsors: Mr. Cordum, Mrs. Fredenhagen, Mr. Brown: President M. Jones, Vice-president J. Senneff, Treasurer H. Officers: President M. Sims, Vice-president J. Friel, Treasurer C. Johnson, Secretary B. Jones Bickett, Secretary J. Covert 'wi 3 4 J Sophomore class sponsors: Mr. Sarver, Miss Bodenhamer, Mrs. Burress Officers: President J. Merkley, Vice-president A. Whetzel, Treasurer J. Schindel, Secretary K. Cordum Sponsored by SURGICAL TRADING CO. Tiskilwa, IL 9 Freshmen fa ce . . . Robert Allen Jim Brown Mike Chadd Chad Colby This class of '89 had a new experience when they entered high school. The freshmen were sold as slaves for a day during homecoming week. The freshmen class built a float for the homecoming parade which placed first. For a money raising project, this class sold pillows. May your memories from this year and the coming years stay with you always. Scott Harris Eileen Harty Brad Henderson xxx!!! ,,., f v K 4 ,of nf' K gy. ff! Chris Covert Missy Evans Sino Forbeck Jeff Freeman Crystal Funderberg Jennifer Gedye Matt Gorman Denice Harris on Sponsored by 10 KENNEY BROTI-1ERsfEDD1E's AND BE'1 1'Y's Tiskilwa, IL Aa I. ff 1 Z REALITY Michelle Kunkel Leonard Mast Erik Olson Jamie Schertz Jim Senneff Pam Sissel Paula Sissel Rebekah Smith Sponsored by Shelli Hoyt Heather Johnson Brenda Jones Matt Jones JW TISKILWA FEED SERVICEfHOUSTON DRY WALL Tiskilwa., IL Soph om ores strive Jim Abell Chris Anderson Julie Bell Todd Bittner Kevin Boesch Tami Brokaw The sophomore class was a very busy one this year. As always, the sophomores had the formidable task of running the conces- sion stand. The profits from the concession stand will be used to pay for later class projects. Also, many sophomores had big deci- sions to make when the time came to choose class rings. 12 Tony Frank Tom Friel David Grebner Michelle Harmon Tammy Hopper David Humphreys Kevin Cordum Sara Dana Troy DePauw Kathy Fisher My A di 7 N Sponsored by MADSEN REAL ESTATE! ROSENQUIST COUNTRY LANE Tiskilwa, IL 5. X 01' Hlaflll' '1' X 2 is 'Hr SR 5 YN , , ,, a of B Funk fv ,HNQS x Jeff Merkley Brad Moretz Shawn Nevitt Ann O'Neill Michelle Sapp Joan Schindel WW? C T mmz. mmmk H I 5 is I N . Q E S Sponsored by HUGHES HARDWAREXFUNERAL HOME! ADE MFG AND CHEMICAL INC. Tiskilwa, IL Jeanette Johnson Tracy Krasko Jason Lyle Debbie Mecum Chad Sears Dan Smith Julie Stowe Allen Wetzel Ann Whetzel Piper Zabransky Cory Bickett Dawn Borg Kelly Brokaw Claude Cook Juniors soon H 3, Jacque Covert Jim Friel Chris Gedye Brooke Gorman Si-3 T 'sd' , ci: 1 !'Q WJ .A in ff Abby Gray Rhonda Harris 3 . Amy Hopper Bill Jamison .s. 2' X. 5 . X . .. Tracy Lmdner I ' 2 X X X xx BX K .. ..l , . K MQW I Sponsored by MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., DENNIS SHIVESXDELMAR BEAMS EXCAVATING Tiskilwa., IL to P1118 Michelle Prather Mark Sanders Monica Shipp Janet Sims Missy Sims Dave Turpen Peggy Wagner Gina Walzer Anna Willstead Sponsored by LESLIE HARMON TRUCKINGf SCHERTZ WELDING 8a REPAIR Tiskilwa, IL Anna Madsen Cinamon Morse Mary Murphy Amber Perry Highlights of the junior class during the 1985-1986 school year were the annual Junior Social, PSAT tests QUghlj and the J r.-Sr. Prom. As major money makers, the class sold pizza at Pow-Wow Days, and sponsored the annual Junior Social. As juniors, the members had to try to decide their plans for the future. Many juniors visited colleges and college representatives throughout the year. Schools Exchange Students Several Wyanet students at- tended two Tiskilwa classes this year, Spanish and Home Ec. This is the second year that Tiskilwa welcomed Wyanet students in their halls. These students were Ray Alverez, Christina Cain, Kim Canton, Dai Peterson, Margaret Lind, Mike Yan- del, and Robert Jeffrey. Four Tiskilwa Students trav- eled to Princeton High School to attend Physics class. Students pictured are Elaine Kaufmann, Tim Gale, Tim Hassler, and Mike Jones. 16 ,4 Sponsored by BUREAU SERVICE COMPANY Tiskilwa, ILs wut X2 rr 11 11 Kim Miller, President and Bob Opsal, Secretary They Lead ur Class or fr' a ,Ex . 2' Elise Bittner, Vice President Cheryl Friel, Treasurer Mr. Jones and Mrs. Schriver Our four years together as the class of '86 were filled with happy times and memorable occasions. For our money making venture our freshman year we sold out of Tom Watt boxes. During our sophomore year we took charge of the concession stand. Our junior year was filled with preparations for prom and putting on the junior social. Finally our senior year was filled with various activities such as the Halloween Dance, which the seniors sponsored. We looked forward to graduation and to the future and we will always remember the good times we had at THS. .VY V I 1 'F' . 'xx 0 Timothy Hassler Nina I-Ienkins i Todd Joiner Michael Jones '31 Wes Kerlin Kay Krasko Christopher Hicks ,E r 3- 32 f 1' f V ., -01521 lik ' Shanda Jones Robin Lindner if Patrick Jamison Elaine Kaufmann Joseph Markee -www , ' -,SfaZ??EM V , 1' W., Ji? nl: ' ,ggi 3 Af -S El af if Q, V. In x.. 51 .H I Q1 IE K. 1. fs, ,ws A imma 1'- .,?, ,, , . ff . Q' 1 vi WA,,,k W. ,, , , ,, A wg, ggfa. ,W 5 , 9 if va f 1 ss 1,34 R , 12 ,H ,X , rf L l x New K ,wwf 'W i 4, gi EW 1 x If . , N -1-mush 1 -N A 'rf' A, x . 2 QA O f Q, . wi' ,M Pl -,vii 'W +V! fy 'B wg' h and Bob take then' royal cru ' ZL.-. V ,,1 ifg -2 3 - fm'?Z1? 5'7 ,255 W. Auctioneer Jim Friel sells Freshmen. 1, 6'What are you girls smiling about? Spies like us H 'lisa r .mm .,,. 9 X 'ff ,ll 1,4 ,gf r nu- 'RE' 1 .9 vo 1 'Q 'fo ' n'A O - VVV X VVVIIV V Y H f,,, y?qagJ,,ff ,, n i f K fl Seniors are on X 2 Q L 75? Senxors xiii. ww , ,,,, . .sf Q gs ' Si , it f ff JIM 1 I to provide for the Christmas activities. A he forehand at the K Corr N ? we egg? if M A if 4 V Q iXvmtudying??! 1118 100581 up-rf fn-dlniisi-. -0 M2 ...QQ -aw LW 5, ,Q ..-dlfi-h Where's my applause? Activities we Allen, Deborah: Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Majorette 3,45 Color Guard 25 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 IVC Choral Festival 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,3,45 IHSA Choral Contest 3,45 Pop Ensemble 45 Volleyball 15 FHA 2,35 JV Football Statistician 3. Bartman, Elizabeth: Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Co-capt. 45 All Conference 45 Prep Athlete Award 43 Cheerleading 1,2,35 Co-capt. 25 Track 1,2,3,45 T-Club 2,3,45 Noon hour basketball 1,2,35 Homecoming Queen 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 IVC Choral Festival 2,3,45 Musical 1,3,45 FHA 3,45 Sweetheart Dance Attendant 4. Bittner, Elise: Illinois State Scholar 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Class Vice-president 45 Student Council 45 Secretary 43 Yearbook 2,3,45 Assistant Editor 43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Scholastic Bowl Team 45 Band 1,2,3,45 IVC Festival Band 1,2,3,45 Champaign Honor Band 25 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pop Ensemble 2,3,45 Musical 1,3,45 IVC Choral Festival 2,3,45 IHSA Choral Contest 3,45 IVCC Computer Contest 35 Varsity Basketball Statistician 3,45 Noon hour basketball 3,4. Christiansen, Brian: Football 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Basketball 15 Noon hour basketball 2,3,45 Track 1,25 T-Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 FHA 2,3,45 Prom Prince 35 Sweetheart Dance Attendant 4. Dieci, Lisa: FHA 1,2,3,4. Esquivel, Jerry: Football 25 Track 3. Fisher, Karl: Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 T-Club 2,3,45 Track 1,23 Noon Hour Basketball 1,35 Sweetheart Dance Attendant 4. Friel, Cheryl: Band 1,2,3,45 IVC Festival Band 3,45 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Color Guard 3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Co-capt. 25 All Conference 45 Track 1,2,35 T-Club 3,45 Noon hour basketball 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Funderberg, John: Football 1,2,3,45 All Conference Honorable Mention 45 Track 2,45 T-Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Noon hour basketball 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 2. Gale, Tim: Band 1,2,3,45 TRE 1,2,3,45 IVC Festival Band 1,2,35 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Champaign Honor Band 25 Chorus 1,3,45 IVC Choral Festival 3,45 IHSA Choral Contest 3,45 IMEA Choral Festival 45 Musical 1,3,45 Noon hour basketball 25 Papoose Staff 1,2,3,45 Illinois State Scholar 4. Harrison, Karen: Band 1,2,3,45 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Color Guard 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 IVC Choral Festival 2,3,45 IHSA Choral Contest 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Co-capt. 25 Track 1,25 Noon hour basketball 1,2,3. Hassler, Timothy: Football 1,2,3,45 Academic All Conference 3,45 Academic All American 35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Academic All Conference 35 Noon hour basketball 3,45 T-Club 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 President 45 Scholastic Bowl Team 3,45 Papoose Staff 25 Student Librarian 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Graduation Marshall 35 Teen of the Month 3,45 Illinois State Scholar 45 Outstanding High School Athletes in America 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Henkins, Nina: Band 1,25 IHSA Band Contest 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3. Hicks, Christopher: Chorus 13 Football 1,23 FFA 1,25 FHA 3,4. Joiner, Todd: Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,3,45 Pop Ensemble 45 Football 1,2545 Track 1,2,3,4. Jones, Michael: Band 1,2,3,45 IVC Band Festival 3,45 Champaign Honor Band 25 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 TRE 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Scholastic Bowl Team 3,45 Football 2,35 Academic All Conference 35 Academic All American 35 Illinois State Scholar 45 National Merit Commendation 4. 22 Jones, Shanda: Chorus 1,2,35 IHSA Choral Contest 25 Musical 15 FHA 2,3,45 Secretary 35 President 45 Noon hour basketball 1,25 Yearbook Staff 25 Papoose Staff 45 Sweetheart Dance Queen 4. Kaufmann, Elaine: Band 1,2,3,45 IVC Festival Band 1,2,3,45 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 IVC Choral Fetival 45 IHSA Choral Contest 45 Musical 1,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Class Secretary 35 Noon hour basketball 45 IMEA Musical Festival 45 Champaign Honor Band 25 Scholastic Bowl Team 45 Illinois State Scholar 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Kerlin, Wes: Football 1,2,45 Track 1,2,45 Chorus 15 Papoose Staff 3,45 Editor 45 FFA 1,25 FHA 3,45 Noon hour basketball 3,45 Sweetheart Dance King 4. Krasko, Kay: Chorus 1,45 IVC Choral Festival 45 Musical 1,45 National Honor Society 3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Papoose Staff 4. Lindner, Robin: Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 IVC Festival Band 3,45 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 TRE 3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 IHSA Choral Contest 15 Musical Student Council 15 T-Club 3,45 Papoose Staff 2,35 FHA 2,3. Markee, Joseph: Track 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 FFA 3,45 Papoose Staff 25 Band 1,2. McComber, Tim: Football 1 ,2,3,45 All Conference 45 Captain 45 Who's Who Among American High School Athetes 45 Basketball 1 ,2,3,45 T-Club 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 IVC Choral Festival 45 Musical 1,3,45 FHA 3,45 Participant in 1985 FHA Convention 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Knox College Scholar Athlete 45 Noon hour basketball Coach 45 Student Council 4. Miller, Kimberly: Band 1,2,3,45 IVC Band Festival 3,45 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,4Q TRE 2,3,45 Chorus 1,3,45 IVC Choral Festival 3,45 IHSA Choral Contest 3,45 Pop Ensemble 3,45 Musical 1,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Vice-president 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 Assistant Editor 45 Papoose Staff 1,45 Assistant Editor 45 Class Vice- president 35 President 45 Homecoming Attendant 3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Co-capt. 25 Captain 45 Honorable Mention All Conference 35 All Conference 45 Track 1,25 Noon hour basketball 1,2,3,45 Football Statistician 1,2,35 Basketball Statistician 35 T-Club 2,3,45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Cheerleading 4. Miller, Melissa: Band 1,2,3,45 IHSA Band Contest 1,2,3,45 IVC Festival Band 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pop Ensemble 1,2,3,45 IHSA Choral Contest 3,45 IV Choral Festival 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,3,45 Student Council 2,45 President 45 Class Treasurer 15 President 25 T-Club 3,45 Sec.!Treas. 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Captain 2,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Papoose Staff 35 Color Guard 2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Prom Princess 35 Elk's Teen of the Month 4. Opsal, Robert: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Class President 15 Secretary 45 Homecoming Attendant 15 Homecoming King 45 T-Club 2,3,45 President 45 Graduation Marshall 3. Prusator, Jeff: Football 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 All Conference 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Track 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,3,45 T-Club 2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Student Council 1,43 Noon hour basketball Coach 2,3,4. Sims, Jeffrey5 Football 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 All Conference 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 FFA 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 3,45 Noon hour basketball 45 T-Club 2,3,45 Who's Who Among American High School Athletes 4. Sissel, Francette: Track 15 Kindergarten assistant 15 FHA 2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Noon hour basketball 25 Yearbook Staff 2,35 Artist 35 PTA Fun Raiser and Silhouette Artist5 Papoose Artist 35 Sweetheart Dance Attendant 4. Wright, Matthew: Yearbook Staff 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Musical 15 FHA 2. participated in Wright, Sarah: Yearbook Staff 2,3,4g Editor 45 National Honor Society 2,3,4g Vice-president 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 43 Band 45 IHSA Contest 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g II-ISA Contest 1,3,4g IVC Choral Festival 3,45 Musical 3,49 Scholastic Bowl Team 3,43 Papoose Staff 1,3,4g Varsity Basketball Statistician 45 Class Vice-president 13 Treasurer 25 President 33 Disciplinary Committee 49 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4g DAR Good Citizen Award Recipient 4g Teen of the Month 3,4. Zabransky, Cami: Band 1,2,3,4g II-ISA Band Contest 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,43 IVC Choral Festival 2,3,4g IHSA Choral Contest 1,2,3,4g Pop Ensemble 3,4g Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Ass't capt. 45 Track 1,2,3,4g Homecoming Attendant 1,49 T-Club 1,2,3,4g Vice-president 45 Noon hour basketball 2,3,4g Class Secretary 1,2. 'Z' W ,. Q, 4' px - .f we '3 5 ijt' v 1- i-Q L a ' f ' 'K ' eb, is Y . i 'r n. it , X C ,ng To I fab. C V1 - , e , I J ' I ,ak fa if 11 ' 'Life 3. ' if 1, . , if , 5 K . Wx . , 4 ef f me -V We graduated from kindergarten in '73 and graduated from THS in '86. its .5 Q, Y 'x ' 4 -a.,4A4i -4 -an vb 'Z t fu Chris Hicks will disappear in the Everglades while camping never be heard from again. 9 Pat Jamison will move to Dallas and take over as foreman South Fork Ranch. Todd Joiner will marry Joannie Greggins and together willfinake countless aerobic videos. Mika5Jones will play Happy in Snow White II pm- The soqoolf izo 7 shoouo Jones will be Miss Florida 1996. sot A Elaine Kaufmann will revive the push for ERA and organize a riot at the Capitol. Woo Kerlin will become tho ownor of i i the BUREAU VALLEY CHIEF. leps A Kay Krasko will marry Kareem Abdul Jabbar and live happily in her mansion in Tiskilwa. Robin Lindner will marry one of her patients and live in Bermuda off his insurance money. Joe Markee will appear on the Muppet Show with Tim and replace Gonzo. Tim McComber will run in the Presidential race as the youngest candidate ever. Kim Miller will receive the All American Volleyball Award only to lose it due to recruiting violations. Missy Miller will become a chef and finally gain weight. . 5- Bob Opsal will be very suocessful'onoeWall Street as top financial consultant to Tuna Boatsf iii Inc. Brian Prooty will be the 1996 Mrgliizios. 9 y p 9 Jeff Prusator will begin a blind date service for the unfortunate. A ' Jeff Sims will be brought up on charges of espionage for selling secrets to Eagles. Francette Sissel will get tired of drawing her own art and take the Mona Lisa. Crystal Whipple will receive the Poet Laureate Award for her outstanding contributions to the world of literature Matt Wright will be the author of the best-seller How to Pass Mrs. Schrive1 s English Classes. Sarah Wright will become Head of Domestic Affairs at the White House. Debbie Allen will marry Herb and lose her job at McDonald's. Beth Bartman will open her line of hair coloring - Hot Shades. Elise will be arrested atlonegpf Sting's concerts when Ashe climbs onto the stage. Brianefilifistiansen will be a and find a cure fore Lisa Dieci will have her beauty revoked after causing Ififpeople to go bald. G Jerry Esquivel will be nominated' as World's Greatest Athlete after winning the decathalon two consecutive times. Karl Fisher will have hidden talent discovered and play center for the Philedelphia 76ers. Heather Forbeck will star in her home video, How to Become a Hair Dresser in 3 Easy Lessons. Cheryl Friel will be a lady bodybuilder and hold the world record for the bench press at 125. John Funderberg will dye his hair red and take over Ronald McDonald's job. Tim Gale will further his aspiring singing career and will join the Muppets. Karen Harrison will market her new clothing line - Horenzas. A pepp yioieg yyypyppp 1 :cami write o book How pa to Fight for who: Your s is Right Even Whoo win portray 'rv oogo. gpg o p opppi iii A A along-with id' will dance iii A 24 it -- 1 xi' X 3 lf' SNL fl. , Xu-'av Zim W ac QEMJZLETF 0,5 ,4fJ . . 3 ' 1 fs .Q I ixtdsrl nt ,. 1 in ' 'fa g 'A' gi' if ':i S X 6 S Qin' ' . 0 -f 6 'big' 1 -2 Wm, '1 Q14 'FF R xii 1 ., -'io .-' iiistq..-v. , ' V, e Q .. S Q Q , 59 Rf 'W 'Sw' uqls' :M - OI wc.. iii ,f-A A-rig r , 25 Bottom row: M. Sims, A. Hopper, T. Krasko, P. Zabransky, G. Walzer, A. Perry. Top row: K. Brokaw, Coach Bodenhamer, J. Covert, B. Bartman, B. Gorman, K. Harrison, K. Miller, C. Friel, Coach Garvin. Yolleydolls b ou ht 'S A Bottdfn .... M. . Kunkel, B. Jones, H. Jj Smith xijirasko, Top row: Coach Garvin . Ba. 4 'fiz Neill, J. Schertz, D. Mecum P. eh Bodenhamer. W Aw . W Haj 3, 5. I ,wg .V . , f ,El .. fi ' ' i 5 , . . -, , f ,,.. , ,,,,,,. M ,,.,, ,,, ,.,,,..,, ,. W W , , ,, ...., hm' 53 'TTC Q:--ww. WW 4 -- 41 'W f . ' ff ',,::i1J:: . f ,,,,,,,, fi' 4 , f ,. QA '- ' o Sponsored by BUREAU COUNTY AND WYANET MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Wyanet, IL. 26 1,--. as -Q Q.-.1 SM S H S 5 3 ,N , u.D,'33 V , Co-captains: B. Bartman and K. Miller K. Miller prepares to slam the ball. back ffpo wer ball S nkumv--'14 i 'S X ?G'Eo 4 Seniors: K. Miller, B. Bartman, K. Harrison, C. Friel E4 Sponsored by X E 5 WAREHOUSE CARPETXWYANET BODY SHOP aamewf fS-'f Q Wyanet, IL. M ' ,Y xg' ry. :LI I Dolls achieve new heights EMF ,ff X A jg an Kim and Cheryl make a break for freedom. es Sponsored by WYANET LOCKERXFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WYANET Wyanet, IL. Indians str 've for a positive a ttitud i I X'-' 1-X f ggnnw Varsity football team - B. Moretz, D. Grebner, D. Humphreys, C. Sears, T. Frank, T. Friel, Coach Sarver, Coach Thompson K Fisher T Bittner W Kerlin, D. Turpen, J. Friel, C. Bickett, T. Hassler, Coach Waca, B. Christiansen, J. Prusator, T. McComber J Funderberg J Sims T Joiner First year coach Greg' Sarver had a rough time adjusting to the Varsity team's size and depth. There were only nine seniors, accompanied by three juniors, out for the Varsity squad. To try and solve this dilemma several freshmen and sophomores were recruited to help out. Still one problem remained, this being the size and inexperience of the Fresh- Soph. However, in years to come this experience of varsity play will prove to prevail for the Fresh-Soph. The Indians had victories over Western, Wyanet, and Depue. The defeats were against Walnut, Bradford, Annawan, LaMoille, Wyo- ming, and Atkinson. Sponsored by BOB'S TV AND APPLIANCEfWyanet, IL GINDER'S HOSPITAL SUPPLY CO., JOHN L. SULLIVANfRockford, IL ighligh ting the 1985 . WL.. .L.. . ' 1 -'nv Bottom row: Ass't. Coach Waca., Head Coach Sarver, Ass't. Coach Thompson. Top row: Captains: J. Prusator, B. Christiansen, T. McComber, J. Sims. Statisticians: J. Covert, B. Bartman, M. Sapp, E. Kaufmann, K. Brokaw. Sponsored by EDWARD D. JONES 8: CO. Princeton, IL ootball season Fresh -soph fight till the end P f X my an any-mf.. V AC' Q, TISK f ILWI A nwg The fresh-soph team had a few ups and downs throughout the 1985 season, first being the lack of depth. With 16 members out, injuries even further plummeted the number. Most of the sophomore players doubled their time by playing varsity. Going against bigger players resulted in more injuries and physical exhaus- tion. However, this experience will help the players in future years. We are proud of our Indians. Sponsored by HOUSE 8a GARDEN Princeton, IL Is that Matt Gorman or Jim McMahon? . , , ff... . 81 Cheerleaders The 1985-86 junior varsity cheerleaders were H. Johnson, M. Harmon, co-capt., T. Krasko B. Jones, P. Zabransky, and A. O'Neill, co-capt Not pictured: C. Funderburg, alt. n XQA: . fe tht o7 .m..Y'l W' to sl Sponsored by Princeton, IL THE CUT ABOVE - Betty, Terry, Darlene, Sandy, Julie Show Spir 't 1 65 A uf i 4 Q lil . W 'P , -Q . The 1985-86 varsity cheerleaders were: G. Walzer, A. Perry, K. Miller, C. Zabransky, asst. capt., M. Miller, capt., and R. Lindner. Not pictured: A. Gray, alt. vb T 3 if Sponsored by COUNTRY COMPANIES, KENT JOHNSON, AGENT Princeton, Illinois The 1985-86 fresh-soph team held promises for a stron- ger varsity team for the 1986- 87 season. Starting three strong sophomores and two talented freshmen, the J -V captured a 9-8 record. Not only was there talent in the starting line-up, but also off the bench. The 1985-86 varsity team included, kneeling: J. Prusator, T. McComber, B. Opsal, K. Fisher. Standing: C. Colby, Coach Brown, Coach Thompson, K. Cordum, C. Sears, M. San- ders, D. Turpen, M. Gorman, C. Anderson, J. Friel, T. Bittner, Coach Prusator. The 1985-86 varsity team finished with a record of 7-17. With the injuries of two junior starters, the Indians got off to a rough start. Even when the two juniors returned, the team found it hard getting into the winning circle. Coach Prusator had done all he could do for this school. Maybe next year Coach Thompson can give us a win- ning team once again. 34 Indians hustle t v Tuffii Q44 JM! 235955141 .h.5.a4,y rem, The 1985-86 fresh-soph team, kneeling: R. Wheeler, J. Merkley, J. Freeman, R. Allen, T Friel T Bittner Standing: C. Colby, Coach Brown, E. Olson, C. Sears, M. Gorman, C. Covert, C. Anderson Coach Thompson wg , , r .,.,..s. ...me,,.,..,....s,....Aw.,,s....-ff ,,...... , 1 Sponsored by LCN CLOSERS, INC. Princeton, IL s w se, .. N -W-WN .. S Robert Prusator has been head coach at Tiskil- wa High School for 28 seasons. During these 28 seasons, Coach Prusator has obtained a record of 530 wins and 199 losses. Fourteen seasons con- tained more than 20 wins. These included: 1958-59, 1965-66, 1 966-67, 1968-69, 1969-70, and from 1976 through 1985. Tiskilwa was a dynasty and Prusator alone ruled it. His teams were disci- plined. They ran a struc- tured offense, a trapping defense. In 1983, Prusa- tor led his best team to an Elite Eight berth in the state meet in Champaign. Prusator is a member of the Illinois Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. In 1986, his 530 wins were the 22nd best in the state. He took one team to the state meet, won 40 tour- nament titles, including 16 conference, eight re- gional, and one sectional championship. November 28, 1986. Tiskilwa opens the boys basketball season at Nep- onset. Jerry Thompson is the Tiskilwa head coach. Robert Prusator, by plan, is not at the game. An era is over. Qtaken from The Quad City Times, written by Scott Sailorj 35 V lf, xr WN : X., 5 ag . X X ll 1? 5- I a---'g : Mx hey str've f erfection 'nn 1. 7 'M 4 ,, W. .MW H ,, I 'Vw I mi. f I f +L if , B. Jones lst row: B. Jones, P. Zabransky, A. Perry, M. Sims, M. Sapp, K. Brokaw, C. Zabransky. 2nd row: Mr. Garvin, A. 0'Neill, J. Johnson, J. Schertz, R. Harris, B. Bartman, E. Harty, Mr. Brown .,, K . I , . Mr. Garvin, B. Bartman, C. Zabransky, Mr. Brown. Sponsored by DR.. WILLIAM L. PI-IELAN 8a ASSOCIATES Princeton, IL A. O'Neill During the 85'-86' school year, Missy Sims went to state in the shot put. She won 7th place with a throw of 36'91A . Then, in the Peoria Honor Roll Meet she had a throw of 3'7'2Mi , which broke the school record. Also competing in that meet was Brenda Jones placing 3rd in the 800 run. 37 Running smooth in ' Kneelng: M. Jones, J. Brown, D. Humphreys, J. Friel, T. Bittner, T. Hassler. Standing: Coach Garvin, T. Joiner, B. Opsal, C. Covert, M. Gorman, J. Funderberg, Coach Brown. Coach Garvin, Capt. Bob Opsal, Coach Brown. Bob went to the Peoria Honor Roll Meet in the long jump and placed 8th. 1 2,3 Sponsored by ASSOCIATED TITLE 8a ABSTRACT CO Princeton, IL eet the est o HS Volleyball - K. Miller, B. Bartman, C. Friel, A. Perry Football - J. Funderberg, J. Sims, T. McComber, J. Prusator . ff V, . M, -fps.. . I N ff ' N R .. Academic Track - T. Hassler, A. 0'Neill, T. Bittner Academic Football - T. Hassler, T. Bittner as if M W 1' el 0? Je: 1 if 'Q Q f .5 rw , .n 7 1 'M f 35- +3 2,7 ,,, ,. .4 Wg, 4. L -. M, , , 4 3 'F s eh ', M c V., W, ., V1 l vc., ,MK Q2 Basketball - J. Prusator Another year of sports had gone by and the top athletes were named. To achieve an all-conference award, one must be chosen by opposing coaches. To be awarded an academic all-conference, one must earn a varsity letter and have a 3.5 cumulative grade point average. The above pictured athletes were chosen for our school. They have worked hard every minute, every game, all year long. These people are among those who give pride to Tiskilwa High School. Sponsored by McDONALD'S Princeton, IL A ff? . .X -. A X Q M ik ggxwgmwww, L N f in Ql 3 ,iw ! .-L! , , W S, iskilh, f kilwa vs h Y . lwa. 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W VF N5 ' ,w ff? , ' iw V fi: , ww -x W QJV M1'f ,, 1 Q X' if Vw iifkff 5' 1 g u X .1 15520, IX1f'V' 'W 'wa' K 92 3 if ?3 1 '9 J ' if , , ,, , , fi? 'K - K , Vx fi , ' V5 . QQ. Q ' ,K VVV V VVVVQVVVVVVV VVVV f V VNV? 'V' :V VVVVVVVVVZ V frfafffiffzrff VVV2 VV ,fVfV,zf2z:V,,Viaz? 2112 , Q .2:fV:1'V ry ,V M X5 M ,ww V X Nw mx MN X W X X V xw'6Y?f 1 'ff 4 Q 1 J w 1 1 v 1 ,A 1. . ., ,-, I HS rea ch d high goals ug Pres. Tim I can't believe it! Sponsored by Members of National Honor Society - bottom row, 1. to r. - M. Jones, M. Miller, K. Miller, J. Covert, E. Bittner, S. Wrightg top row - Mrs. Schriver, advisorg C. Whipple, K. Krasko, T. Hassler, C. Friel, E. Kaufmann, and M. Sims. . ., N . Xl. Officers, l. to r. - S. Wright - V. President, T. Hassler - President, E. Kaufmann - Secretary CITIZENsS FIRST NATIONAL BANK New NHS members from l. to r.: S. Dana, J. Johnson, M. Sapp, B. Opsal, T. Friel, K. Cordum, Princeton, IL 42 A. O'Neill The yearbook staff meets a deadline S. Dana, J. Schindel, J. Johnson, M. Sapp, Mrs. Fredenhagen, R.. Harris, A. Hopper, D. Borg, M. Sims, S. Wright, K. Miller, M. Millet, E. Bittner, M. Wright. The 1986 yearbook staff sold ads in the fall to neighboring and affiliated businesses. Various raff les and the selling of old yearbook pictures were sold during football and basketball seasons to raise money. ,J-,,,,.... l Editor Sarah Wright ,V Sponsored by p COUNTRY CASUALS CLOTHING Princeton, IL Assistant editors: K. Miller, E. Bittner 43 Mr. Whitmore presented the yearbook editor and assistant editors with the coffee- achievers award for all their hard work and perseverance. v ff ik f Student Councd leads aM The Student Council officers were President M. Miller, Secretary E. Bittner, Vice-president K. Miller, and Treasurer S. Wright. This year the student council sponsored Homecoming. The week's activities were carefully planned by the members. This included a Freshmen Slave Auction which was a major money-maker. Mums were also sold door-to- door for the big football game. The following Saturday was the Homecoming Dance, so the council met early in the morning to decorate the gym. Later in the year they decorated the school to get into the Christmas spirit. Snowmen, snowflakes, and lighted Christmas trees brightened the halls. The day before break were games like the famous toilet paper wrap, centipede walk, and lip sync contest. Doughnuts and pop were donated by the Student Council which wrapped up a great party. Q . . . f Q e 1 . i . Q E . 2 f . i 1 5 g I 2 5 ' 1 5 Y :- i ...4 Q.. al, ffmms e Student Council members were R. Wheeler, B. Jones, H. Johnson, M. Jones, J. Senneff, J. Johnson, A. Whetzel D. Smith, J. Merkley, T. Bittner. 2nd row: A. Perry, J. Friel, M. Sanders, J. Covert, M. Sims, E. Bittner, K Miller, J. Prusator, T. McComber, M. Miller, and S. Wright. E1 f J 2 h e E . 4 . 4 . 3 ' jj j ' 5 Sponsored by g y . sf? t ' .. s KIRBY PHARMACY p 5 ff? . S A . , .. .. . ...., .s..s..NN.. .. . ,.. Pfmceton, IL S .L X ' f J p eee I .KLL - , rig W S 44 . . ... . , 'E FFA keep busy .11 f DANE X snie row: B. Jamison, C. Colby, J. Sims, C. Bickett, B. Moretz, C. Sears. Top row: Mr. Small, T. DePauw, R. Wheeler, M. Chadd, K. Boesch, C. Covert, 'ison, S. Forbeck, J. Markee, D. Turpen. The 1985-86 FFA year started with the elec- tions of our FFA officers and the welcome of our new ag teacher, Mr. Terry Small. On December 4, our FFA and Western's FFA fwhere Mr. Small also teaches, took a combined field trip to the Greater Peoria Farm Show. On December 1 1, they competed in the Parlia- mentary contest. Then in February, the FFA and FHA sponsored the annual favorite, the Sweetheart Dance. On March 12, the FFA competed in the public speaking contest. During April and May they worked and planted their plot behind the school. On May 1, the FFA held their FFA banquet. Because the Tiskilwa FFA Chapter hadn't been active for several years, the chapter was proud of their accomplishments and looked forward to an even more rewarding year the next year. ottom row: C. Colby, V. Pres.g B. Jamison, Pres., C. Bickett, Sec.: top row: B. Moretz, Reporterg Sponsored by . Sears, Sentinel: J. Sims, Treas. ECKDAHI-:S 45 Princeton, IL HA cooks i 4'-s.???f?? .zum Vlmmf mlm' , imime I h tfrr PKK ll lililttwlviillnlilrlrllin run msrmftmxunxtmirtitiniwrmwi Km lst row: D. Harris, M. Evans, S. Hoyt, J. Gedye, P. Sissel, Pam Sissel, B. Smith, M. Kunkel, D. Mecum, S. Dana. 2nd row: K. Fisher, C. Morse, P. Wagner, C. Gedye, M. Sims, T. Krasko, J. Schindel, J. Bell, C. Funderberg, A. O'Neill, J. Stowe. M. Harmon. 3rd row: B. Prunty, C. Hicks, K. Krasko, L. Dieci, N. Henkins, C. Whipple, H. Forbeck, S. Jones, F. Sissel, T. Boesch, B. Christiansen, T. McComber, B. Bartman, C. Zabransky. FHA officers: Presi- dent S. Jones, Vice President D. Borg, Secretary A. O'Neill, Treasurer F. Sissel, Sponsor Mrs. Burress. M , M if .fi Sponsored by 46 FAWCETT'S PHARMACY Princeton, IL up a sto I didn't eat my Wheatiesf' You'll pay for that!! You talkin' to us? Now what?! This is only fifths!! Sponsored by DR. CASTELEIN -M Princeton, IL 1' XX' W' W l 5 f 5 l 5 Bottom row: Mr. Jones, M. Jones, R.. Lindner, K. Miller, C. Cook, T. Gale, T. Hopper, D. Grebner, L. Mast. Second row: S. Harrison, M. Jones, M. Gorman, J. Sims, J. Friel, R. Allen, R. Weeler. Third row: E. Kaufmann, P. Wagner, C. Colby, K. Harrison, E. Bittner, S. Wright, M. Sapp. Fourth row: K. Fisher, D. Smith, J. Schertz, C. Morse, M. Evans, H. Johnson, B. Jones. Fifth row: A. Wetzel, J. Johnson, J. Schindel, A. Hopper, C. Zabransky, M. Miller, C. Friel. 4 JA , , Drum major: Debbie Allen SMI' A W.: A Y .14 2 . A , 'Jew 4 KW' K 1 Vg! A , ' , Seniors: lst row: K. Miller, S. Wright, 2nd row: D Allen Color guards: M. Miller, C. Friel, C. Zabransky, K. Harrison, J. Johnson, A. Hopper. R- Lilldnery E- Bittner- 3rd POW! M- Miller, Mr- JOIIBS C Zabransky, E. Kaufmann, 4th row: K. Harrison, T. Gale M Jones, C. Friel. Bottom row: M. Evans, J. Schindel, J. Johnson, A. Hopper, D. Allen, C. Friel. 2nd row: C. Zabransky, M. Miller, B. Jones, H. Johnson, P. Wagner, E. Kaufmann, J. Friel, R. Allen, C. Morse, J. Schertz, D. Smith, K. Fisher. 3rd row: S. Harrison, M. Jones, A. Wetzel, C. Cook, K. Miller, R. Lindner, M. Jones, M. Sapp, E. Bittner, S. Wright, K. Harrison, M. Gorman, J. Sims, R. Wheel- er, C. Colby, L. Mast, D. Grebner, T. Hopper, T. Gale. Back: Mr. Jones. Sponsored by: MEL'S GAS AND SERVICE 48 Princeton, IL Doris Io ves her cha us YYY Bottom row: H. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Harmon, A. O'Neill, A. Whetzel, J. Senneff, R. Allen, C. Covert, M. Sapp, P. Zabransky, J. Bell, M. Kunkel. 2nd row: A. Gray, C. Gedye, G. Walzer, T. Bittner, T. Friel, K. Cordum, D. Smith, T. Boesch, A. Hopper, K. Brokaw. 3rd row: J. Covert, A. Perry, B. Gorman, J. Friel, M. Sanders, S. Wright, M. Prather, M. Shipp. 4th row: K. Krasko, E. Kaufmann, C. Zabransky, D. Allen, K. Miller, K. Harrison. Top row: B. Bartman, M. Miller, E. Bittner, T. Joiner, T. Gale, B. Christiansen, T. McComher, J. Prusator Pop Ensemble erfarm ed ,Q 4... -,,Mm T.. Bottom row: E. Bittner, J. Johnson, D. Allen, G. Walzer, C. Zabransky. Top row: K. Cordum, T. Bittner, J. Friel, B. Christiansen, K. Brokaw, K. Miller, M. Miller, J. Covert, A. Perry, C. Covert, M. Sanders, T. Joiner, T. Gale, R. Allen. Sponsored by DIET CENTER 49 Princeton, IL T-Club sells spir' T. Hassler, K. Fisher, T. McComber, B. Christiansen, A. Perry, K. Brokaw, T. Krasko, J. Covert, Johnson, A. O'Neil1, M. Sims, D. Humphreys, P. Zabransky, C. Zabransky, M. Sapp, Bartman, M. Miller, J. Funderberg, B. Opsal, M. Sanders, J. Sims, J. Prusator, D. Miller, K. Harrison, T. Bittner C. Friel, J. J. Friel, B. Turpen, K. 1' W831' IWW m 'm' ,. ..2.,1,,,...,,,,.,..,., W... M T-Club Officers Opsal M. Miller, C. Zabransky, B. paose breaks the news J. Senneff, J. Abell, P. Sissel, S. Wright, K. Miller, W. Kirlin, T. Gale, Mrs. Schriver, J. Gedye, The Papoose staff wrote a weekly page for the Teen-Trib. Lack of student participation caused serious damage to staff morale. 50 Editors W. Kerlin, K. Miller Sponsored by DR. CHARLES E. COOLS, OPTOMETRIST Princeton, IL hese students war 3313 WC S ,gg-use su 'x.N. This year the buildings trade class Qabovej has completed many projects. They have shingled two roofs and built a shed with a Gambrel-shaped roof. They built a model of the garage they built the previous year at the Grade School. Also in building trades they have hung wooden doors and constructed cabinets. They have placed concrete for patios and sidewalks and have installed metal railings on the back door exit of the high school gym. Students include K. Fisher, C. Hicks, J. Esquivel, W. Kerlin, T. Joiner, J. Markee, and Mr. Cordum. Students in Co-op Work Programs attended classes for half a day. They would work a minimum of 15 hours per week. In the class room job-related material was discussed. This material included the rules and regulations related to certain jobs, taxes, banking, and insurance. They learned many things which would help them find and keep their jobs. Qpicture on the left, P. Jamison works in farming, J. Sims works at Sullivan's, and J. Funderberg works at McDonald's. Sponsored by PRINCETON FAMILY PHYSICIANS, SC Princeton, IL 51 Love b ooms al is , ' 3 ,,,' I 45 Y f ,.M,, ., ,,h W X M gf Q Q5 A bww W ww w z we Ng Q f W, es g f game, i saw' ss? Y i1.lQfflly :H 'QEf!f'W 'TW' zz mfr 523 'f f so if 1 if-wi? 5 f V ff? , ' I I mffggf. QW, . Sponsored by PRINCETON ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC Princeton, IL die a wkins st.. is .Q if , za or Wi 3 5 1 rf, .V X W 5 'A fs, U if 4 The Sadie Hawkins Dance was held on Saturday, February 8. The dance was sponsored by the FHA and FFA and lasted from 7:00 to 10:00. At 9:00 the music stopped for coronation ceremonies. King and Queen were Shanda Jones and Wes Kerlin. First runners-up were Kari Fisher and Francette Sissel. Second runners- up were Beth Bartman and Brian Christiansen. Music was provided by the Power Boosters. Sponsored by NORBERG MEMORIAL HOME Princeton, IL 53 Never Let 4-x., Tim Hassler and Elise Bittner 2nd runner up. f s Juwon Session phom Jeff Sims and Cheryl Friel 3rd runner up. Bob Opsal and Kim Miller king and queen. The 1986 Prom for Tiskilwa was held at The Lake Thunderbird Club House on the evening of May 10. This dance was sponsored by the Junior class. The band which entertained everyone was Obsession. Sponsored by 54 HARPER-WYMAN COMPANY Princeton, IL. mwJ an-5 It End!! rpg ' ' , 3 pi jr 4 QQ' wwf 1 S Sponsored by SIXTH STREET STILL Princeton, Il. THSpresent alamzt Jane Ei Z2 1 g4w,,M,,,- ,, - M The Choral Department presented the musical Calamity Jane at a Dinner The- atre on Friday, April 25, with dinner prepared by the food service class. The second performance was a Sunday matinee, April 27. The story took place in the Dakota Territory in 1876. The cast of forty students led by Elise Bittner as Calamity and Mark Sanders as Wild Bill Hickock produced a fun-filled evening. Their performance was further enhanced by the artwork of Francette Sissel. Anna Willstead acted as student direc- tor and Doris Hamilton was director and producer. They were assisted by a crew of students. hey still inspire us V,-,nw an Sponsored by SULLIVAN'S FOODS Princeton, IL Marie Shull Jim Slater Terry Small Joan Bitely Fayla Bodenhamer Mark Brown Marcia Burress Ron Cordum Dave Doolittle B. J. Fredenhagen John Garvin Doris Hamilton James Jones Greg Sarver Nancy Schriver 57 Whois who in the office 1 3 Li ad L... L 'I by ' I J ' Sharon Borg, High School Secretary Irene Wooden, High School Custodian 5 ff If ep I , if Sharon Anderson, District Bookkeeper Gene Gustafson, High School Custodian Sponsored by 58 HUDsoN's CARPET CLEANING Princeton, IL acult can ht in the act Oh no, my mouth is stuck!! Hard at work, Mr. Brown? 1 A You know you shouldn't be mixing drinks, Gus! Do I look maah-velous, daahling? Last year, Tiskilwa High School had a big change in the faculty. The following are the faculty members that entered our school last year: Mrs. Bitely, librariang Mr. Brown, math teacher, Mr. Server, health teacher and football coach, Mrs. Schriver, English teacher, Mr. Slater, chemistry teacherg Mr. Small, ag and co-op teacher: and Mr. Whitmore, Principal. In addition, Mr. Garvin was appointed Dean of Students. Sponsored by MIRAGE PHOTOS Princeton, IL 510 1 bo' to Ain't she cute? I'm gonna. jump! You look ma-valousl Don't act so coy, Lonnie. 60 Sponsored by PRINCETON CABLE TV, INCJTHE DAILY NEWS-TRIBUNE Princeton, IL Toda.y's goal - ten wordsfminute. ,Q 5, n 1' ' ,, , v 3 K' 1 I ,I A I f Senior pictures today? You're kiddingll? M x 5 f The Rappin' Crew fJim and Markj entertained us. .-..-...Q--W nan .. gift . sk Anna poses during her busyffj schedule. Now, we're going to do this my way!! Sponsored by WARREN'S FS STATIONXLEATHER STORE 61 Princeton, IL , ne last look Thanks for the memories, I 2? ,P E Q! QW TZ? What hunks!! 7 . Sponsored by 1 NELSON DRUGXFASHION TRAX ,AI Mr. Jones, L. Mast, T. Hopper, D. Grebner, J. Friel, C. Morse, K. Fisher, J. Schertz, D. Smith. 2nd row: J Johnson, J. Sims, J. Jones, E. Bittner, K. Miller, C. Cook, A. Wetzel, M. Jones, S. Harrison. Princeton, IL Tiskilwa girls dump Princeton mm TiskilWa's Regional Volleyball Champs Bob Prusator To Be Honored This Saturday For 28 Years As T.H.S. Basketball Coach Year in Review: 1985-1986 had its high's and low's. The THS Volleydolls won their way to the Sectional Championship game. They were also the first sports team in Tiskilwa's history to have an undefeated conference record. Robert Prusa.tor's basketball legacy came to a close. After 28 years of coaching at Tiskilwa, he retired. On March 22, a banquet was held in his honor. Speeches were made by former players, other coaches, and his good friends. He also received letters from Jim Thompson, Mike Ditka, and Ronald Reagan. On January 28, the world grieved to hear the Space Shuttle Challenger had exploded 75 seconds after take-off. Seven astronauts, including Christa McAuliffe who was the first teacher in space. died in the explosion. Relations were tense around the world as terrorism increased. Libya's leader, Muammar Kaddafi, openly encouraged these violent acts around the world. Another big issue was Apartheid in South Africa. Here at home Willie Nelson was in charge of the Farm Aid concert which was held at the University of Illinois to raise money for farmers. Bears' fans cheered as William Refrigerator Perry and Walter Sweetness Payton plowed through their season to a Super Bowl victory. Halley's Comet made its appearance, but could only be seen well in the Southern Hemisphere. Big movie hits were Rambo: First Blood Part II, Color Purple, and Ont of Africa. The top TV shows were Cosby, starring Bill Cosby, and Miami Vice, where Philip Michael Thomas and Don Johnson started the 'AVice clothing trends. Counter- clockwise: swatches were the latest fashion craze. Ally Sheedy and Judd Nelson starred in St. EImo's Fire, Rob Lowe appeared in Youngblood. Heart performed at the Peoria Civic Center. Madonna married Sean Penn and Whitney Houston sang her way into our hearts. Prince's singing career continued successfully while Michael J. Fox starred in Back to the Future. Sting broke free from the Police and Molly Ringwald fell in love in Pretty in Pink. Ah-ha swept our hearts away with their hit song Take on me. Baroque jewelry, big flowery prints, and shaker sweaters were the winter clothing fads. Gunne sax prom formals were the ultimate. Levi's were still around, while Reebok and Espirit labels appeared on clothing around the country. Lastly, our leading lady, the Statue of Liberty, had a make-over for her 100th birthday. Sponsored by PRINCETON DAIRY QUEEN! BRYANT NURSERIES Princeton, IL pace huttle I p ode S 13 ff? af,5,ac,,-Vg. . F, JI??Vi52:::LL?'E, - .2 fe 52 3. E edi Sm SGH C9 hat on l Liby l -XHRY lKvllNlfNlv NFWwWl-IPQK Today we have done what we had to do. ll necessary, we shall do it again '52 -Ronald Reagan :Sl E' O U 0 C6 E QD CD Desperate anis: .Wideast gunman Q gb c cy 9 Arab Terrorism we are ready to die, and we are ready to carry on fighting ' F d and defending our country Ink! -My-mmafraddaff we .,,1 F ::'P9r Bqwl xx Hdxegponsorm by 43, Punk' Io PARI:,:XLIZ2',EEgJiAYES-WILCOX partheid A SuJc:ltc:H9 madonna 4 D , GUNNE SAX Like A Vzrgn Prl hese students acquired success Nx 5 5 Z. .,p X1 1 I' A -Q I Q . eta, X Z 5 - E Y ii ' Teens of the month were front row: E. Bittner, S. Wright. M. Miller, K. Miller Back row: T. Hassler, J. Friel, J. Prusator I K ., I ? a YV 4 S Sarah Wright, DAR award winner X t 4 ,W 3 ' Tim Hassler, Teen of the Year Q N AV ' X ,T N '... T x 1771! lit' L K I 67 he Finale x. t to A1 li - ,- ,ff-'S v- Y.: Y? i,-e Y fm-' Y' ,A 1 ,Ur- CLASS ROLL COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM President- Kimberly Miller .May 30, 1985. Vtce Presroent - Elise Bittner 7,30 p,m. Secretary - Jacque Covert Treasurer - Cheryl Fuel Mrs. Nancy Shriver Mr. James Jones Denorah Sue Allen Elizabeth Rose Hartman 'Elise Yvette Btnner Brian James Christiansen Lisa Jenmier Drecr Pete Jerry Esoulvel Karl Leonard Fisher l-teatner Amoer Forneck 'CneryIAr1n Frlel John Rav Funderberg Trmothv David Gale Karen Frances Harrison 'Timothy Wayne Hassler Nina Ann Henktns Chnstooner Thomas Hicks Patrick Vance Jamison Todd ScottJotner Michael Flooert Jones CLASS MOTTO Soonsors Prelude Fall River Overture lSheloonl .,.... .. Concert Band Shanda Rae Jones Elaine Carol Kaufmann Wesley George Kerlrn Kay Bernadette Krasko Room Marie Llnoner Joseoh Charles Mariner- Trmothv .James McCcml::er Kimberly JO Miller Mellssa Ann Miller Robert Allen ODsal Brxan Keith Prunty Jeffrey David Prusator Jeflrey Allen Sums Frencette Stssel Crystal Kav Whipple Matthew Dale Wright Sarah Anne Wright Cami Ann Zabransky ' Denotes National Honor Soclery Member .. A time to gather new courage for the future. A ttme to decade what to keep of the past. CLASS COLORS Pink Lavender White CLASS FLOWER Rose .. ,,' Y- - --.,,' -I' - Processtonal PornD lnvocatton , Salutatorv Address and Crrcumstance lElgarl , ...... Concert Band .. ..... Dr. Joanne Cooke Trskllwa Yoxed Parish MicnaelJone I May Never Pass This Way Agatn lWt1elI-Melsherl. Mixed CHOFUQ Old lrlsh Blessing lDenes Agayl ..............,... Mixed Chorus' Presentation of School AWEYGS .. .. James W. Whitmore Valedtctory Address ... Prtnctpal ... Timothy Hassler Preseutatlonol Class ... ., Robert Pruutoll Suoerlntenden Awarding Diplomas ... ...,.,............ Sharon Cove Bcnedtctton .. President of Board of Educatiz:-J .. . , .. Dr, Joanne Cooks Tiskllwa Yoked Parts Recesstonal Ceremony at Margate lGordonl ........ Concert Banc USHERS: Jim Friel Mark Sanders NOTE: The audience is asked to Dlease rise for the processlonal ano- tnvocatlon and for the Denedlctton and recesstannl. ff ' s N is S. J .sp '5 Fix ix . v . 5 . 1 'K . 5.5:. Y Yearbook awards - Staff members M. Miller and M. Wrightg Ass't. Editors E. Bittner and K. Millerg Editor S. Wright American Legion Awards - M. Miller and T. McComber Stanley Anderson Athletic! Scholarship - T. Hassler David Urban .' thletic! Scholarship - B. Bartman Marcella Borge Keener Math Award - T. Hassler Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Awards - K. Miller and B. Opsal Citizenship Awards - M. Miller, S. Wright, J. Prusator, T. McComber Activities Awards - E. Kaufmann and T. Hassler PTA Vocational Scholarship Award - C. Whipple Hauter Scholarship Awards - E. Bittner and T. Hassler Dee Menery Memorial Award - S. Wright Journalism Awards - S. Wright and W. Kerlin National Honor Society Award for DAR. Winner - S. Wright Outstanding Athlete Awards - B. Bartman and J. Prusator Senior Perfect Attendance Award - M. Miller Scholarship Awards for B average - E. Bittner, C. Friel, T. Gale, T. Hassler, M. Jones, E. Kaufmann, K. Krasko, K. Miller, M. Miller, B. Opsal, C. Whipple, S. Wright Presidential Academic Fitness Awards for 3.3 or B + average for 4 years - E. Bittner, T. Hassler, M. Jones, E. Kaufmann, M. Miller, B. Opsal, C. Whipple, S. Wright 69 Sponsored by DRAPERY 8a DESIGN BY SHIRLEY 70 Tiskilwa, IL 45 wk Nm -Z- swf 71 The Shoppe on Main The Hair Hut - Cathi Hale Indian Valley Inn Al Janssen Rambow Pre-School Valley Market Gift's Galore Tiskilwa Township Library Gunnar E. Pihl Jeweler Ori Electric - Cotter 8a Sons, Inc. Boosters p o :de sup art More than a hohday, More than a day to give thanks for survival, More than a simple remembrance of things past A time to gather new courage for the future, A time to decide what to keep of the past The courage to believe in themselves and others, The courage to be different - A dream, new way of doing, being, and caring. Beth Bartman Thanks for the special memories! A Fare Well from the Senza I O wo