Auburn High School - Trojan / Oracle Yearbook (Auburn, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

In appreciation, we the class of 1962, dedicate this 1962 TROJAN to the Auburn community for the contributions, confidence, and en- couragement given our class during the past twelve years. We wish to thank the citizens of our community for their part in making successes of our financial projects - for their attendance at athletic, musical, and dramatic events - and for the time they spent helping the faculty and students of Auburn High School. Left to Right: George Taylor, John Holinga, Mary Jane Hunley, Harold Clem, Charles Beatty, Arthur Brackebusch, James Stock- dale. A. R. EVANS, Superintendent of Schools. Physics CARL ROLANDO, Principal of Auburn High School, College English, English IV, Problems, Co-Student Council Advisor Auburn High Faculty FRED BRADSHAW Algebra n, United States History, Boys' Phys. Ed., Freshman Health, Sopho- more Advisor, Coach: Football, Basketball CAROL ROBERTS Home Economics I, II, III, Junior Advisor, F.H. A. Advisor, Cheerleaders' Advisor SANDRA LOGAN English I, II, World History, Sophomore Advisor, Drama Club Advisor, Jr. -Sr. Play Director ROBERT CHITI Industrial Arts I, II, III, IV, Coach, Industrial Arts Club Advisor, Junior Ad- visor NORMAN WALTRIP Chemistry, Biology, Gen- eral Science, Freshman Advisor, Camera Club Advisor DOROTHY FUEHRING French I, II. English II. Ill, Language Club Advisor, Freshman Advisor LUCY WRIGHT Librarian, Library Club Advisor M. V. HEIDERSCHEID Agriculture I, n, III, IV, Senior Advisor, F.F.A. Advisor LUCILLE DAVIS Choruses NORMAN STAUFFER Bands, Trojanettes, Sopho- more Advisor, Music Club Advisor POLLY HAYES Bookkeeping, General Business, Girls’ Phys. Ed., Freshman Health, G.A.A. Advisor, Junior Advisor CHARLOTTE RIEMER Typing, Shorthand, Steno- graphy, Yearbook Advisor, Senior Advisor, Commer- cial Club Advisor, Student Council Co-Advisor JOHN RICHMOND Algebra I, Practical Mathe- matics, Geometry, Trigo- nometry and Solid Geo- metry, Coach, Freshman Advisor H o m e c 0 m • 1 n 8 S t e m b e r HONOR COURT Joyce Grayson Judy Hunley Carol Newtson Mary Etta Fouts Pat Dixon as Queen of the 1961- 1962 Homecoming at Auburn High. An annual event, Auburn's 1961-1962 Homecoming, was held on September 30, 1961. The day's activities began at 2:00 P.M. with the Homecoming Parade. Floats were judged and the winners were chosen during this parade. A scheduled pep session was cancelled because of a downpour of rain. Later in the afternoon a tea was held for the returning grad- uates of Auburn High School. At this tea the old alums had a chance to renew old acquaintances and learn of the activi- ties of the alumni organization. At night a football game was held with the Quincy Blue- Devils, for which the Trojans had been practicing. In a tide of spirit the Trojans were able to defeat the Devils 12-9. During the half, Auburn’s marching band and Trojanettes were featured in a fine half-time show. The day's activities were culminated by a dance in the grade school gymnasium. At this dance Pat Dixon was crowned by the 1960-1961 Homecoming Queen, Martha Heiderscheid. Miss Dixon's court, consisting of Gary Norton, Carol Newtson, Ron Butler, Joyce Grayson, Lyle Spencer, Judy Hunley, Dan Timko, Mary Fouts, and Don Perardi were also honored at this dance. Junior-Senior Play — December 1, 1961 The Curious Savage Director.........MRS. LOGAN Samuel.........L. BERNHARDT Liley Belle - - - - N. HARRISON Titus..........R. MANGOLD Jeff...........B. NICHOLLS Wilhemina..........L. SMITH Prompters..........A. ANTLE L. HARRISON S. ECHERD Hannibal...........W. LORTON Paddy..............B. HARMS Florence-------P. PENNINGTON Jonathon..........T. RAMSEY Savage.............J. KING Doctor...................R. NARMONT Mitzi.............J. HUNLEY Fairy...........C. NEWTSON King Don Perardi and His Court (Left to Right) Joyce Herron Lester Fouts Rose Gilmore Ronald Butler Rachel Jenkins His Majesty Phil Coble Sandra Nardi Tony Grossner Janet Easley QUEEN NEWTSON AND HER COURT (Bottom Row:) Lyle Spencer and Maxine Greer Pat Dixon and Ron Butler (Middle Row:) Jim Stead and Joyce Grayson Mary Fouts and Ken Richardson (Top Row:) Gary Norton and Judy Hunley Carol Newtson and Dave Boblitt April 4, 1962 Teacher-Appreciation Day Drama Club Play — April 27, 1962 SEVEN NUNS AT LAS VEGAS Director Eloise Sister Rose Sister Maria Sister Columba -- N. GALLOWAY R. DUSEN K. HARMS ololcl rrdllCcI) U • LJ Lvy i 1 U1KL oiHci mine Announcer Marcus Edelman Ferdinand Father O'Brien Peaches o, MCLiAKi 111 G. MALEY B. NICHOLLS - T. BARTOLAZZI S. McCALL E. SOKOL Career Day Main Speaker - JOHN T. STEWART r May 5, 1962 Sponsored by the class of 1963, Auburn High School's Junior-Senior Prom, Jamaica Farewell, was held on Saturday evening, May 5, 1962, at the grade school gymnasium, A banquet served by the jun- iors' parents for the Juniors and Seniors, the faculty, and the school board began at 6:30 p.m. Entertainment at this banquet in- cluded the Junior Girls' Ensemble and a vocal solo by Ronald Man- gold. At 8:30 p.m. dancing began with music furnished by the Frankie Leonard Orchestra. Dis- creetly lighted, the gymnasium had been colorfully decorated with thatch huts, palm trees, and gauze netting. At midnight Flower Drum Song furnished by the Senior Class and the seniors' parents was shown at the R-Theatre. Those in attendance were greeted at the door as celebrities and shown to their seats. Later that night a breakfast was held in the cafeteria by the seniors' parents. Appreciation is extended to the Junior Class for their fine Banquet and Prom, and to the Senior Class for the movie and breakfast. A. H. S. H o n o r s STUDENT COUNCIL AND OFFICERS D. Perardi, V. -Pres.; J. Herron, Reporter; L. Ragsdale, Sec.; J. Tranquilli, Pres.; Miss Riemer, Adv.; Mr. Rolando, Adv. FIRST ROW: Miss Riemer; B. Buch- anan; L. Ragsdale; J. Grayson; S. Farris; Mr. Rolando. SECOND ROW: J. Herron; D. Perardi; D. Adcock; A. Taylor; S. McCarthy. THIRD ROW: B.Lorton; J. Tranquilli; J. Gilmore; M. Bertoux. One of the first and most important events of the 1961-1962 school year was the election of the Student Council President. The Student Council Constitution specifies that the president must be from either the junior or the senior class. Thus each of these classes nominates a candidate, and the entire student body then chooses from these two excell- ent candidates. This past autumn the junior class nominated Bob Ihlenfeldt and the senior class nominated John Tranquilli, who was elected as the 1961-1962 Student Council President. The three main purposes of the Auburn High Student Council are to provide order in student activities, to gain experience in the running of a democratic form of govern- ment, and to improve student participation in the activities and projects of the school. During the past year the Student Council furnished flowers to the teachers on the first day of school, and a dance was sponsored later to welcome the new freshmen. The Student Council was also active in the planning of the Homecoming. Popcorn at the football and basketball games, the co-operation banner, and the teacher appreciation day were also sponsored by the Student Council. Junior and Senior National Honor Society Members Left to right: Miss Riemer, P. Pennington, D. Perardi, N. Harrison, C. Murphy, B. Nicholls, C. Newtson, L. Fouts, M. Fouts, Mr. Rolando. Miss Riemer with the second year members, N Harrison, and D. Perardi. A. K S. H o n o r s Each year five per cent from the junior class and fifteen per cent from the senior class are selected by the faculty to become members of the National Honor Society. Chosen on the basis of character, service, leadership, and scholarship, these students are believed to be outstanding members of their classes and school. Personal achievements, scholarship, and extra-curricular activities are all considered in this selection which is made during the latter weeks of the school year. The culmination of Awards Night comes with the induction of the new National Honor Society members. After hearing the qualifications and goals of the National Honor Society, each new member is requested to light a candle signifying either character, leadership, service, scholarship, or life, and to sign the Auburn National Honor Society register. The new members are then admonished to always live up to the high standards, which in joining the Society, they have pledged to seek. A H S H o n o r s The following members of Auburn High's football team received honors from either the MSM All-Conference or the Little All-State. STANDING, from left to right: W. Lor- ton, MSM 1st, State Honorable Mention; D. Coble, MSM Honorable Mention; L. Fouts, MSM 1st, State Special Mention; G. Young, MSM 1st, State Honorable Mention. KNEELING: P. Coble, MSM 2nd; H. Baggerly, MSM 1st, State Honorable Mention; B. Butler, MSM 2nd. Don Perardi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Perardi, and John Tranquilli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Tranquilli, are honored for having been selected the Seniors who have shown the most sportsmanship through their four years of high school. John Tranquilli and Lynne Rags- dale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ragsdale, were selected by the faculty and Rotary Club to re- ceive the Rotary Improvement Awards, which are given to the two Seniors showing the most im- provement during the high school years. Although we cannot acknowledge each and every award received by a student in Auburn High School, we wish to recognize these seniors who have achieved a position of honor in our school. Mary Etta Fouts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fouts, is honored as Auburn High School's candidate in the MSM Queen contest held in Girard. Maxine Greer, daughter of Mr. Mack Greer, is honored for having been elected the most popular stu- dent of Auburn High School in a contest conducted this past autumn by a local radio station. Nona Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison, was cho- sen by her class and the faculty as the senior girl most deserving of the DAR citizenship award. Nona is recognized also as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow . A H S H o n o r s SEATED: M. Greer, Treasurer; R. McCredie, Assistant Editor; Miss Riemer, Advisor; N. Harrison, Editor; J. Tranquilli, Business Manager. SECOND ROW: S. Echerd, C. Murphy, P. Dixon, M. Nardi, L. Harrison, J. Herron, P. Pennington, F. Adcock, J. Wheeler, J. Easley. THIRD ROW: M. Fouts, J. Grayson, L. Ragsdale, J. Hunley, M. Deheave, J. Devos, F. Karhliker, S. Narmont. FOURTH ROW; R. Butler, T. Paisley, E. Timko, L. Spencer, G. Norton, D. Cravans, J. Eliason. FIFTH ROW: D. Boblitt, B. Nicholls, J. Kennedy, D. Perardi, W. Miller, B. Copelin, D. Bos. Yearbook Staff Members — Music Club FIRST ROW: F. Adcock, Reporter; C. Norton, Vice-President; P. Coble, President; S. Hock, Sec.-Treas.; Mr. Stauffer, Advisor; M. Deschamps, P. Halford, K. Deschamps, J. MacMurdo. THIRD ROW; D. Coble, R. Narmont, L. Fouts. SEATED: S. Echerd, J. Grayson, Treas.; J. Herron, V.-Pres.; C. Newtson, Pres. ;J. Hunley, Reporter; P. Pennington, Sec.; Miss Riemer. SECOND ROW: M. Fouts, M. Nardi, M. Greer, P. Dixon, C. Murphy, M. Barnes, C. Hurdle, J. Brinocar. THIRD ROW: B. Harms, P. Halford. S. Hock, B. Bancroft, R. Gilmore, C. Norton, L. Sch- uster, R. Jenkins. Commercial Club Members F. F. A. SEATED: Mr. Heiderscheid, K. Richardson, Reporter; J. Stead, Treas.; D. Boblitt, Pres.; L. Spencer, V. -Pres.; R. Butler, Sec.; G. Norton, Sentinel. SECOND ROW: C. Norton, B. Copelin, D. Baker, L. Handy, J. Dixon, B. Stroisch, R. Landers, D. Bob- litt. THIRD ROW: G. Eby, B. Dixon, J. Snodgrass, B. Ihlenfeldt, R. Rupnik, G. Young. FOURTH ROW: J. Stroisch, R. Martin, R. Mangold, K. Eliason, D. Langiano, S. Manship, J. Wright. FIRST ROW: S. Narmont, Rec. Chairman; J. Herron, Sec.-Treas.; S. Nardi, 2nd V. - Pres.; R. Gilmore, 1st V.-Pres.; Mrs. Roberts; R. Jenkins, Pres.; J. Ping, Pari; J. Easley, Pub. Rel. Chairman; S. Sargent, Historian; J. MacMurdo, Proj. Chairman. SECOND ROW: N. Lard; E. Drap; B. Buchanan; F. Adcock; D. Jaeger; N. Galloway; F. Karliker; J. Miller; J. Stephens. THIRD ROW: C. Ray; E. Timko; W. Wylie; N. Johnson; A. Grossner; S. Dozier; C. Hurdle; R. Johanson. FOURTH ROW: C. Hill; D. Decatoire; M. Dubois; J. Eby; R. Cacciatori; B. Harms. F. H. A. — Members Consumer Council FIRST ROW: J. Herron; Pres.; N. Johnson; R. Johanson; F. Karhliker; S. Sargent; Mrs. Roberts. SECOND ROW: B. Harms; A. Grossner; C. Hill; J. Ping; S. Nardi; R. Gilmore; W. Wylie. FIRST ROW: S. Echerd; S. McCall; M. Barnes, V. -Pres.; J. Devos, Pres.; S. Sargent, Sec.-Treas.; L. Smallwood; L. Gentry; B. Eyer; S. Crull. SECOND ROW: L. Bern- hardt; J. Dolenc; M. January; S. Hummel; J. Hunley; C. Hurdle; S. McCarthy; Mrs. Hayes. THIRD ROW: D. Divjak; S. Narmont; M. Laurent; M. Fouts; P. Dixon; L. Gillmore; L. Wright; M. Deheve. G. A. A. — Members — Drama Club FIRST ROW: K. Manship; S. Echerd; B.Nicholls, V.-Pres.; Mrs. Logan; N. Harrison. Pres.; S. McCarthy, Sec.-Treas.; P. Pennington, Reporter; J. Ping. SECOND ROW: C. Murphy; C. Hill; E. Drap; B. Buchanan; L. Ragsdale; J. Hunley; J. Easley; M. Dubois; N. Galloway. THIRD ROW: J. Grayson; N. Lard; S. McCall; R. Dusen; J. Wheeler; D. Decatoire; L. Smith; L. Harrison; B. Harms. FOURTH ROW: M. Nardi; J. Newtson; K. Harms; S. Farris; C. Boesdorfer; S. Hummel; J. Brinocar; E. Timko. FIFTH ROW: M. Greer; J. Tranquilli; S. Dozier, J. King; E. Sokol; C. Walters; C. Dodson; B. Bancroft; S. Nardi; K. Richardson. SIXTH ROW: F. Dubois; R. Mullen; T. Bartolozzi; D. Perardi; G. Maley; M. Beatty. FIRST ROW: B. Nicholls, V. -Pres.; C. Dodson, Sec. -Treas.; Miss Wright; N. Harrison, Pres. SECOND ROW; J. Newtson; S. Dozier; J. Hunley; R. Gilmore; B. Harms; S. Sar- gent; J. Brinocar; J. Easley; L. Bernhardt. THIRD ROW: M. Deschamps; C. Newtson; F. Crawford; J. Ping; M. Holinga. Library Club — Members Language Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fuehring; J. Miller; L. Ragsdale, Pres.; K. Harms; C. Boesdorfer; L. Smallwood; M. Laurent; L. Harrison. SECOND ROW: J. King; J. Newtson, V.-Pres.; S. Farris; C. Newtson; S. Hummel; N. Harrison. THIRD ROW: J. Howington; R. Dusen; E. Sokol; W. Wylie. FOURTH ROW: B. Nicholls; C. Walters; C. Dodson, Sec.-Treas.; R. McCredie. FIRST ROW: D. Timko; E. Ross, V.-Pres.; Mr. Chiti; D. Perardi, Pres.; C. Dubois, Sec.-Treas. SECOND ROW: B. Lorton; F. DuBois; R. Mullen; L. Bernhardt; T. Ross; J. Psaute; C. Rolando. THIRD ROW: B. Gheen; T. Grossner;J. Kennedy; D. Sargent; J. Sheppard. FOURTH ROW: B. Ruyle; J. Deheve; B. Paisley; B. Miller; G. Maley; D. Adcock. FIFTH ROW: B. Brown; G. Spoor; H. Baggerly; S. Magyar; J. Gilmore. Industrial Arts Club — Members Camera Club FIRST ROW: F. DuBois, Sgt. Arms; J. Tranquilli, V.-Pres.; L. Fouts, Pres.; M. Des- champs, Sec.-Treas.; Mr. Waltrip; R. McCredie, Sgt. Arms. SECOND ROW: B. Harms; K. Harms; R. Mullen; A. Taylor; T. Stark; L. Montgomery; C. Dubois; E. Ross. THIRD ROW: J. Ping; R. Narmont; T. Bartolozzi; B. Lorton; P. Coble; C. Norton; J. Psaute; T. Ross. FOURTH ROW: R. Bickel; B. Alexander; M. Beatty; M. Holinga; G. Yasinski; R. Sergent. FIFTH ROW: B. Miller; B. Paisley; R. Martin; K. Eliason. ALL. 1 t A. H. S. Bands Directed by NORMAN STAUFFER MARCH AND CONCERT BAND Performance for the Auburn Trojan band comes early in the fall when the football season begins. The band plays at all the home games. The marching band practices at 7:45 every Tuesday and Thursday morn- ings during the marching season. The danger in these early morning rehearsals is that some of the students may become frozen and not thaw out until band period later that day. After the football season the band looks forward to the county music festival and the concert band season. Because there are several people who like their music swing- ing, this year a stage band and a Dixieland band were added to the department. Their first opportunity to play came at the FFA Valentine Dance in February. In addition everyone gets a chance to hear the pep band at the home basketball games. This year the seventh and eighth grade band students were included in the high school band. Next year only the eighth grade will be needed, and the following year we will have exclusively a high school band. DIXIELAND BAND DRUM MAJORETTE AND TWIRLERS DANCE BAND A. K S. Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Boys' Chorus Directed by MRS. LUCILLE DAVIS Mary Nardi, Mary Fouts, Celia Murphy, Carol Newtson. Carol Newtson, Pat Pennington, Sarah McCarthy, Jacque Ping, Barb Bancroft, Joanne King, Rose Gilmore, Joyce Herron, Cathy Hurdle. R. Dusen, Bud Paisley, R. Narmont, D. Bos, P. Coble, M. Fouts, N. Galloway, L. Smith, N. Johnson. S. Hummel, R. McCredie, B. Paisley, R. Nar- mont, D. Coble, B. Lorton, P. Coble, B. Nich- olls, D. Bos. FIRST ROW: F. DuBois, L. Fouts, B. Ihlenfeldt, R. Rupnik, D. Timko, T. Paisley, R. But- ler, G. Norton, L. Spencer, D. Perardi, R. McCredie, B. Lorton, G. Young, H. Baggerly, T. Grossner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chiti, Mr. Bradshaw, J. Sheppard, T. Stark, T. Bartol- ozzi, P. Coble, D. Coble, M. Bertoux, A. Handshy, S. Magyar, R. Mullen, R. Martin, G. Maley, L. Montgomery, C. Dubois. T. Ross, Mr. Richmond. THIRD ROW: J. Psaute, L. Handy, G. Cockrum, D. Davis. J. Delaby, D. Wilson, B. Ruyle, C. Silvern, K. Cel- mer, F. Crawford, J. Gilmore, B. Kazenski, C. Norton, E. Ross. FOOTBALL R R E A D D S H A W are synonymous at Auburn High School. During the past years Mr. Bradshaw has led many Trojan squads to numerous victories and championship titles. Assistant coaches, John Richmond and Robert Chiti, complete a very impressive football coaching staff. Robert Chiti, the newest member of the victorious trio, scouts the opponents of upcom- ing games, and John Richmond coaches at the home games with Mr. Bradshaw. Losing a heartbreaker to the Redbirds of Girard, the Trojans were able to complete the ’61-'62 season with a fine 8-1 record. Members of the 1961-1962 Trojan squad who played their last games for Auburn High School include Gary Norton, Lyle Spencer, Dan Timko, Don Perardi, Ron Butler, Roger McCredie, and Tom Paisley. Record Auburn 18------------Gillespie 13 Auburn 21--------Mt. Olive 12 Auburn 12 - - - — - Quincy 9 Auburn 6----------------Girard 13 Auburn 28 ------N'thwestern 6 Auburn 35--------Pawnee 12 Auburn 41 - --------Kincaid 7 Auburn 18--------Waverly 0 Auburn 33--------- - - Virden 0 FIRST ROW: Mr. Richmond, J. Psaute, P. Coble, L. Bernhardt, R. McCredie, B. Lor- ton, L. Fouts, E. Ross. SECOND ROW: D. Timko, T. Gossner, H. Baggerly, R. Nar- mont, S. Magyar, B. Gheen, D. Coble. Auburn 45----------------- New Berlin 48 Auburn 46 -----------------Mt. Olive 48 Auburn 46---------------------Franklin 50 Auburn 47------------------Mt. Pulaski 68 Auburn 71----------------Morrisonville 77 Auburn 51----------------------Waverly 52 Auburn 56------------------------Routt 52 Auburn 51---------------------- Athens 60 Auburn 65----------------------Griffin 72 Auburn 51---------------------Riverton 48 Auburn 59--------------------St. James 67 Auburn 83----------------------Divemon 70 Auburn 50-------------------- Glenwood 46 Auburn 57-------------Pleasant Plains 58 Auburn 47-----------------------Girard 45 Auburn 50 ------------------- Kincaid 60 Auburn 55---------------------Lanphier 69 Auburn 56-----------------------Pawnee 77 Auburn 45-----------------Northwestern 37 Auburn 50---------------------- Virden 77 FIRST ROW: Mr. Bradshaw, K. Richardson, J. Gilmore, D. Adcock, T. Bartolazzi, D. Wilson, J. Sheppard. SECOND ROW: G. Cockrum, A. Taylor, T. Stark, D. Davis, C. Arnold. THIRD ROW: B. Ruyle, G. Spoor, A. Handshy, M. Bertoux. Auburn 42 Auburn 60 Auburn 43 Auburn 55 Auburn 61 Auburn 58 Auburn 51 Auburn 57 Auburn 59 Auburn 53 Auburn 60 Auburn 47 Auburn 67 Auburn 53 Auburn 59 Auburn 38 Auburn 79 Auburn 63 Auburn 78 Auburn 69 Auburn 63 Record — - New Berlin 33 ■ - Mt. Olive 29 Franklin 26 — Mt. Pulaski 62 Morrisonville 38 ---Waverly 40 -----Routt 29 -----Griffin 71 ---Riverton 42 ■ - St. James 29 Divernon 40 ■ - Glenwood 37 Girard 38 — Kincaid 41 ---Lanphier 50 -----Pawnee 39 •Northwestern 28 ---Virden 58 — Nokomis 52 — Gillespie 62 - Litchfield 69 L. toR.: J. Gilmore, T. Ross, F. Crawford, L. Handy, A. Taylor, L. Fouts, C. Dubois, R. Sergent, R. McCredie, D. Coble, R. Butler, H. Baggerly, T. Paisley, L. Bernhardt, P. Coble, T. Bartolazzi, R. Mullen, B. Irvin, D. Wilson, C. Silveus, B. Ruyle, G. Cockrum, G, Yasinski, B. Kazenski; K. Harms, Mr. Bradshaw, E. Ross. ENTRY COUNTY MSM VARSITY R. McCredie 1st 440; 5th 220 1st 440; 1st Mile Relay; 5th 220 T. Paisley 4th 100 1st 100; 2nd PV; 4th 880 Relay D. Bos 4th Discus; 4th 880 Relay C. Dubois 1st HH; 3rd BJ; 4th LH 4th HH; 4th 880 Relay T. Grossner 4th 880 Relay L. Fouts 4th Mile L. Bernhardt 3rd LH; 3rd HH 5th LH; 1st Mile Relay H. Baggerly 4th Discus; 5th Shot COUNTY MSM VARSITY CARLINVILLE MSM F-S F-COUNTY R. Sergent 5th 100; 4th 220 2nd 100; 1st Mile 1st 100 1st 100; 2nd 880 Relay Relay; 1st 220 A Taylor 5th 440; 2nd 880 Relay P. Coble 4th 880 3rd 880; 2nd 880 Relay D. Coble 5th 880 2nd 880 R. Mullen 4th 440 4th 440; 1st Mile 5th 220; 2nd 880 Relay Relay; 4th 440 T. Bartolozzi 3rd Shot D. Wilson 1st PV; 1st LH; 2nd HH G. Cockrum 5th Mile 4th Mile L. Handy 5th Discus B. Irvin 5th Shot T r a c k 1 9 6 1 Mary Deschamps, Carol Newtson, Celia Murphy, Mary Fours, Pat Dixon. Football FIRST ROW: D. Jaeger, F. Adcock, L. Bernhardt, B. Buchanan, M. January, C. Hill, C. Dodson, J. Eby, S. Nardi, D. Decatoire, A. Grossner, M. Dubois, J. Easley, S. Dozier, R. Cacciatori. SECOND ROW: J. Colenc, D. Divjak, K. Cook, N. Harrison, L. Gentry, E. Timko, S. Crull, Loyalty Auburn, Auburn, We're the Auburn Trojans. We will win, we will fight For Auburn - Blue and white. Auburn, Auburn Trojans, warriors, men of might, We will fight, fight, fight For Auburn - Blue and white. Team, fight - Auburn - Blue and white, Trojans, warriors, men in white. Because we're Auburn, Auburn, We're the Auburn Trojans. We will win, we will fight For Auburn - Blue and white! Rah! Rah! - - - Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! - - - Rah! Rah! Rah! Blue! White! Team! Fight! Auburn High! Auburn High! Auburn High! Pat Dixon Celia Murphy Carol Newtson Mary Etta Fouts Mary Lou Deschamps Sandra Farris Janet Newtson Sharon Sargent Nancy Lard Janet Miller Left to Right: GILMORE - Student Council R. GAYDOS - Secretary B. BUCHANAN - Student Council R. DUSEN - President J. WHEELER - Reporter D. ADCOCK - V. President J. MILLER - Treasurer r e s h m e n D. Adcock R. Baietto J. Boston F. Adcock L. Bernhardt M. Brinquet C. Arnold C. Boesdorfer R. Brown B. Buchanan D. Cooprider J. Delaby E. Drap L. Gentry K. Celmer F. Crawford K. Deschamps R. Dusen S. George G. Cockrum S. Crull J. Dixon B. Ervin J. Gilmore L. Conover D. Davis D. Divjak B. Eyer A. Grossner K. Cook J. Deheve J. Dolenc R. Gaydos L. Handy � ■ J. Harlan L. Hughes N. Lard W. Ruyle R. Stroisch L. Harney D. Jaeger J. McGarvey C. Silveus C. Walter C. Hill N. Johnson J. Miller L. Smallwood J. Wheeler J. Horn W. Kazenski C. Ray E. Sokol D. Wilson J. Howington R. Landers C. Rolando G. Spoor W. Wylie BERTOUX, M. - Student Council FARRIS, S, - Student Council NARMONT, S. - Reporter HOLINGA, M. - Sec.-Treas. TAYLOR, A. - V. President MONTGOMERY, L. - President o p h o m o r e s T. Bartolazzi M. Bertoux P. Bryan M. Beatty Bickel R, Cacciatori L. Bemardt J. Bowen D. Coble P. Coble M. DuBois N. Galloway M. Holinga M. Laurent C. Cox J. Easley A. Handshy S. Hummel J. MacMurdo D. Decatoire J. Eby F. Harden M. January S. Magyar C. Dodson K. Eliason K. Harms R. Johanson G. Maley S. Dozier S. Farris K. Harms D. Langiano S. McCall S. Manship R. Mullen J. Ping J. Sheppard J. Stroisch R. Martin S. Nardi K. Richardson J. Snodgrass A. Taylor R. Migalich S. Narmont S. Sargent S. Spain E. Timko L. Montgomery J. Newtson D. .Sergent T. Stark J. Wright J. Moorman C. Norton R. Sergent J. Stephens G. Yasinski Left to Right: S. MCCARTHY - Student Council J. HERRON - Student Council P. PENNINGTON - Reporter L. SCHUSTER - Treasurer C. NEWTSON - Secretary W. LORTON - V. President B. IHLENFELDT - President J u n • i o r s R. Alexander D. Baker L. Bernhardt R. Anjoski B. Bancroft D. Boblitt H. Baggerly M. Barnes J. Brinocar M. Deschamps L. Fouts P. Halford B. Ihlenfeldt R. Mangold R. Dixon W. Gheen B. Harms R. Jenkins K. Manship C. Dubois L. Gillmore J. Herron J. King S. McCarthy F. DuBois R. Gilmore S. Hock V. Langiano R. Narmont G. Eby T. Grossner C. Hurdle W. Lorton C. Newtson C. Norton P. Pennington T. Ross R. Rupnik P. Sheerin L. Smith J. Psaute D. Sargent J. Stead J. Ping L. Schuster L. Wright E. Ross F. Scott G. Young — Junior Camera-Shy — B. Eson M. Reynolds President: BILL NICHOLLS V. President: JOYCE GRAYSON Secretary: MARY ETTA FOOTS Treasurer: JUDY HUNLEY Reporter: MAXINE GREER Student Council: DON PERARDI LYNNE RAGSDALE Yearbook Editor: NONA HARRISON Asst. Editor: ROGER McCREDIE RONALD L. BUTLER If God can love all women, surely I can love a dozen. Football 1,2,3,4, 2nd Con- ference 4; Track 1,2,4; Basketball Mgr. 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Secre- tary 4; Homecoming Court Escort 4; F.H.A. Court 4 DAVID L. R. BOBLITT A quiet man, but quite a man. Music Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President4 MARSHA DEHEVE A quiet miss with a pleasing way. F. H.A. 1; Drama Club 1; G. A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 3 CAROLYN M. FITZGERALD Happiness is not perfect until it is shared. Transfer 4 DAVE L. CRAVENS Schoolboy by day, play' boy by night. ” Transfer 3; Camera Club 4 JULIENNE DEVOS Third finger left hand, soon a wedding band. F. H.A. 1; Chorus 1,3; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; Commercial Club 4; Yearbook 4 M. SUE ECHERD Be little, be great. Music Club 1,2,3,4; Li- brarian 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Language Club 1,2; Youth Week Officer 2; Jr.- Sr. Play 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Year- book 4 PATSY A. DIXON A lovely girl is above all rank. Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Cheer' leader 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, V. President 2,3; Music Club 1,2,3, President 3; Commercial Club 4; Echo 2; Yearbook 2,4; F.F.A. Court 3,4, Queen 3; Home- coming Court 3,4, Queen 4; G.A.A. 4; Class Reporter 2 JAMES ELIASON The world cannot live at the speed of this man. Crafts Club 2,3 MARY ETTA FOUTS Lovely to look at and nice to know. Music Club 1,2; Class Sec- retary 2,4, Treasurer 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerlead- er 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, President 3; Homecoming Court 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Commercial Club 4; F.F.A. Court 3,4; Echo 3,4; Yearbook 4; MSM Court 4 J r LYNN HARRISON A smile on the face is but a reflection of the heart Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Play 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Language Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2, 3; Yearbook 4 JOYCE GRAYSON She has been blessed with big brown eyes, where- in a world of sweetness lies. Cl. Sec. 1; V.P. 4; Drama Cl. 1,2,4; PI. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Cons. Coun. 1,3; Cho. 2,4; Comm. Cl. 3,4, Rep. 3, Treas. 4; Echo 3,4, Ed. 4; Jr.-Sr. PI. 3; F.F.A. Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Yearbook 3,4; S.C. 4; Youth Week Off. 3 NONA HARRISON A leading lady in all that she does. Maj. 1,2,3; Dra.Cl.l,2,3,4, Pres.4; PI.1,2,3.4,Dir.4; Lib.Cl.2,3,4,Pres.3,4; Lang. Cl.1,2,3,4,Rep.3; Aw.2; Bd.1,2,3,Rep.3; Lib.2; G.A.A.3; Jr.-Sr.PI.3,4; D.A.R.4; Hc.Ct.3; Youth Wk.Off.2,3; Yb.3,4,Ed.4; Troj.Lead.4; Betty Crocker 4; Nat.Hon.Soc. 3,4 M. MAXINE GREER She loves to laugh and how she laughs. Class Reporter 1,4; V. Presi- dent 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 3; Consumer Coun- cil 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2, 4; Play 1; Commercial Club 3,4; Echo 3,4; Student Council 3; F.F.A. Court 4; Yearbook 4 JUDITH A. HUNLEY Pure innocence with mischief hiding behind. Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Rep. 2; Play 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, His. 2, Sec. 3; Youth Week Off. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; Lang. Cl. 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Cheerleader 3; F.F.A. Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Comm. Cl. 4, Rep. 4; Echo 4; Yearbook 4; Lib. 4; Class Treas. 4 FRANCES KARHLIKER It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Chorus 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1 JOHN KENNEDY There is a lot of fun in the world if only a fellow knows where to find it.” Track 2; Camera Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4 ROGER E. McCREDIE By blood a king; by heart a clown. Language Club 1,2,4; Music Club 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Camera Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Asst. Editor of Year- book 4 WALTER W. MILLER Adventure is not outside a man, but within. Basketball 1,2,3; Camera Club 3,4; Crafts Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Play 3 MARY ALICE NARDI If you hear someone laugh, just turn and look for Mary.” Drama Club 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 2, Reporter 3; Yearbook 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; Echo 3,4, Asst. Editor 3 WILLIAM J. NICHOLLS We could call him seri- ous but we know him better. Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Language Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Play 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; All-State Chorus 3,4; Class Pres. 4; Librarian 2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 4. CELIA C. MURPHY Her future is planned, third finger left hand. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,4; Play 1,2; Band 1,2, 3; Majorette 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; F.H.A. Historian 3; Consumer Council 3; Class Reporter 3; Yearbook 3,4; Cheerleader 4; National Honor Society 4 DONALD E. PERARDI As a star shines, so does the athlete. Class Pres. 1,3; S.C, 1,2, 3,4, Rep. 2; V. P. 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Drama Cl. 1,2,3,4; PI. 2; Ind. Arts Cl. 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4;F.H.A. Court 4, King 4; Home- coming Escort 4 GARY E. NORTON I believe in work. I'm just not in favor of it. Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Cam- era Club 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Track 2; Basketball Man- ager 2; Yearbook 4 THOMAS A. PAISLEY To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happi- ness . Drama Club 1; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Camera Club 2,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4 LYNNE RAGSDALE She is likeable as she is lookable. Transfer 2; Language Club 2,3,4, Sec.-Treasurer 2, 3, President 4; Drama Club 2,4: G.A.A. 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Class Sec.-Treasurer 3; Student Council 4, Sec.- Treasurer 4; Yearbook 2,4; Youth Week Officer 2 LYLE SPENCER Beware 1 I may do something sensational yet. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, V. Presi- dent 4; Class President 2 DANIEL J. TIMKO An authority on women, both ancient and modern. Camera Club 1,2,3,4; In- dustrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1. 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Yearbook 4 ALICE ANTLE SWIFT She has met many, known several, liked few, and loved one. JOHN A. TRANQUILLI A great guy to those who know him, an idol to those who don't. Band 1,2,3; Camera Club 1,2,3,4, V. President 4; Class V. President 2; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; Drama Club 4; Youth Week Officer 3; Babe Ruth Award 4; Yearbook 4 Class Will I. Dave Boblitt, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Art Handshy. I, Don Bos, leave Mary Etta Fouts to no one, because she is leaving with me. Being of sound mind and body, I, Ron Butler, leave my clean mind and my ability to speak up in Mr. Waltrip's class to David Wilson, and my ability to smile without cracking my face to Tony Grossner. I, Bill Copelin, leave my black jet to Larry Handy. I, Dave Cravens, bequeath my lack of height to Marshal Brinquet and my automobile troubles to Bob Brown. I, Marsha Deheve, bequeath my ability not to pester people in eighth-hour study hall to Jimmy Dixon. I, Julienne Devos, bequeath my ability to go with a boy in the Air Force and keep him to Rachel Jenkins. I, Pat Dixon, being of sound mind and memory, bequeath to Jim Dixon my quiet, bashful ways, my clean mind, and my ability to do the Twist. 1, Sue Echerd, bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers and my grades to Art Handshy. I, Jim Eliason, leave my fast car to my brother. I, Mary Etta Fouts, bequeath my shy personality and hearty laughter to Carol Newtson. I, Joyce Grayson, bequeath my ability to always date boys of my own age or older to Mary Lou Deschamps. I, Maxine Greer, bequeath my ability to stick to a diet to Sandy Nardi, who is hoping she will do a better job than I have! See you in DIET HEAVEN, Sandy 1 I, Lynn Harrison, will my name W. C. and my volleyball ability to Karen Harms. I hope that she will put them to good use. I, Nona Harrison, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my ability to make bulletin boards to Fred Crawford. I, Judy Hunley, being of sound mind and body, bequeath all the nicknames given me from being a farmer’s daughter to Sharon Dozier and Janet Miller. I also leave them in desperate need ol another Ann Landers. I, Frances Karhliker, bequeath my ability to play volleyball to Linda Gillmore. 1, John Kennedy, will my dependable Ford to Richard Bickel so that he can get to school on time. I, Roger McCredie, being of sound mind and body, would like to leave my '49 Chevy to anyone who will take it. I, Walter Miller, being of sound mind and body, leave the fastest, sharpest, and neatest car to Ted Stark, whose car is just the opposite. I. Celia Murphy, bequeath my ability to stay with one boy to Carol Hill. I. Mary Alice Nardi, leave my slimness to my sister, Sandy. I, Bill Nicholls, bequeath my latest book, THE NIGHT LIFE OF A TSETSE FLY, to Rachel Jen- kins, in hopes that she will use it wisely. I, Gary Norton, bequeath my size to Chucky Rolando, my ability to play basketball to George Young and Bob Ihlenfeldt, and my ability to stay awake to whomever may need it. I happily leave Mr. Waltrip's biology class. I, Thomas A. Paisley, bequeath my ability to get along with French girls and my happy smile to Grinnin' Grossner.” I, Don Perardi, bequeath my ability to get a tall girl to Marshal Brinquet. Heaven only knows how much I've hated carrying a stool with me these last 4 years 1 I, Lynne Ragsdale, leave my love of Dons to Ruth Ann Dusen. I, Lyle Spencer, bequeath my ability to grow a beard and play cards to Ted Stark, and I leave Sandra Nardi to no one, because I want her all to myself. I, Dan Timko, bequeath my ability to obtain girls from Glenarm to Ted A. Stark. 1, John Tranquilli, leave my winning ways with the girls to Ted Stark and my hunting and fishing ability to Mr. Waltrip, because he certainly needs it! We, the class of '62, leave to the class of '62 absolutely nothing because they think that they already have it all. We, the class of '62, leave the class of '64 the hope that they have as much fun planning and giving their Prom as we had during our Junior year. We, the class of '62, leave to the class of '65 the ability to settle down to work and get some- thing done. To Freddie, we leave all our repair jobs and our endless supply of candy and gum wrappers, potato chip bags, empty bottles, and mud. To Miss Riemer, we offer many thinks for all the help she has given us during our Senior year - especially for her help with the yearbook. To Mr. Heiderschied, we leave so that he can use all his money-making ideas for the class of '63. To Mr. Rolando, we leave all our left-over money for a down-payment on a new car, which he so desperately needs. To Mr. Evans, we leave in hopes that he enjoyed his first year back in Auburn with the class of '62. We, the class of '62, leave to relieve Mrs. Kerhlikar of the secretarial burdens of our class. We, the class of '62, leave to BECOME Prophecy JOHN TRANQUILLI, the advanced physicist for the University of Illinois, has been doing some experimenting with the electronic brain. In his spare time he has been looking into the past adventures of his classmates of the Class of 1962. His final calculations were written in a letter to Mr. Carl Rolando who was principal of the Auburn High School that year. The letter follows: May 25, 1972 Dear Mr. Rolando: In recollecting my high school days, I decided to compute the advance- ments of my classmates. I thought you would be interested in hearing about their achievements. Dr. WILLIAM NICHOLLS, famous New York obstetrician, recently mar- ried his nurse. They are now spending their honeymoon in the Amazon Jungle where they are studying the birds and the bees. Also living in New York is the fabulous dress designer, JOYCE GRAYSON, who owns The Sacks Fifth Avenue. She reported that one of her best customers is PAT DIXON, a well-known model and fiance of Warren Beatty, actor and motion picture star. Moving South I found several of my long-lost friends living in Texas. BILL MILLER, the wealthiest oil tycoon in Dallas, is presently vacationing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he owns many resorts. Unexpectedly, I found that JUDY HUNLEY is living at Fort Lauderdale as an executive secre- tary for a law firm. She married her German friend about one year after graduation. DON PERARDI, now an Admiral in the Coast Guard, is taking a cruise and plans to arrive soon in California. During the past ten years, he has re- ceived many great honors. When he visits in California, he usually stays with the big recording star, DON BOS. Don's latest recording is My Dear Etta Mae from which he has made his first million. As you probably remember, Don and MARY ETTA FOUTS were high school sweethearts - They are now married and have six little Boses.” I also learned that Admiral Perardi often visits BUD PAISLEY. Bud and his family of thirteen boys are planning their future with the Navy. Airman BILL COPELIN, who has been stationed overseas for some time, is now married to a Turkish woman. One person with whom he visits fre- quently is the Turkish Ambassador from the United States, GARY NORTON. Many of Bill and Gary's children are taught by SUE ECHERD, who now has her Ph.D. in English and has taken up a foreign teaching job. Three of my old classmates are now in business together. DAVE BOBLITT, JIM ELIASON, and DAVE CRAVENS have made a booming success with their auto hop. One of their best customers is JOHN KENNEDY who hopes to run for President in several years. In Chicago, I found the well-known architect, ROGER McCREDIE, who has just finished designing Marshall Fields' famous competitor, Dusen's Fashion Mart which is owned and operated by LYNNE RAGSDALE and her husband. I have read that Lynne sold many of the gowns worn at the 1972 Academy Awards Presentation. One of America's nine most-eligible bachelors is DAN TIMKO, who is now a professor at Harvard University. One of the most outstanding students in Dan's Industrial Arts Class is LYLE SPENCER, who is working for perfection on a new three-legged bed. Upon graduation, Lyle plans to fly home to be with his wife. Mrs. Spencer tells us that her sister, MARY ALICE NARDI, is happily living with MAXINE GREER and her husband until their new parsonage and church is completed. Maxine, a mother of five little Boyles, has just been featured as the Slimmest Mother of the Year in the Ladies Home Journal. LYNN HARRISON, whose picture is currently featured on the 1972 March of Dimes folders, was recently elected President of the foundation. Speaking of pictures, I saw CELIA MURPHY'S picture in a magazine under an article entitled What It’s Like To Be Married To a Plastic Surgeon. CAROLYN FITZGERALD has just completed her eleventh year as a house- wife. She was recently nominated as Cook of the Year for 1972. RON BUTLER, bookkeeper and accountant for the Illinois Farm Bureau, tells us that he wishes he had studied more in his bookkeeping class. JULIENNE DEVOS is now living in one of the most modern homes in the United States. It was designed and built by her husband. She planned the entire interior decorating by herself. MARSHA DEHEVE, world-wide traveler, just recently decided to settle down. She now makes her home in Maine where she plans to fill her cottage with several boys. FRANCES KARHLIKER is now a practical nurse and enjoys her work at the Saint John's Hospital in Springfield, Missouri. I sadly say that NONA HARRISON was the first and only one of my class- mates to have passed away. She was elected editor of the yearbook at Smith College. She became unconscious after the last yearbook deadline and never did recover. Yours sincerely, John Tranquilli, Professor University of Illinois May 20, 1962 8:00 p.m. Grade School Gymnasium Main Address - REV. O. J. HENSLEY Auburn Methodist Church a t e Processional ------------------------- Patti Sue Pennington Invocation--------------------------------- Rev. Gail Cross Pastor-Auburn Presbyterian Church How Lovely are Thy Dwellings ------------------William Nicholls Joyce Herron, Accompanist Address-------------------------------------Rev. O. J. Hensley Pastor-Auburn Methodist Church Benediction-------------------------------------- Rev. Gail Cross Recessional--------------------------------------------Patti Sue Pennington Friday Evening May 25, 1962 8:00 p.m. Main Address - HON. G. WM. HORSLEY t Processional----------------------------------------Carol Ann Newtson Invocation----------------------------------------------- Msgr. Toliusis Introduction of Speaker-----------------------------Supt. A. R. Evans Address-------------------------------- Where Do We Go From Here? Hon. G. Wm. Horsley, Springfield, 111. Senior Mixed Ensemble--------------------------- Halls of Ivy (Russell) Patti Pennington, Accompanist Presentation of Class------------------------------Prin. Carl Rolando Presentation of Diplomas-------------------------------James Stockdale President of Board of Education Benediction---------------------------------------------- Msgr. Toliusis Recessional-----'---------------------------------------- Joyce Herron To the following business members of our community we express our deepest appreciation for their thoughtful con- tributions to this, our 1962 TROJAN. We feel they are the most representative of our community to whom we have dedicated the TROJAN. AUBURN FLOWER SHOP, Albert Nardi CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY ■ MOTEL, Eli Dumbrava EARLENE DECORATING SHOP - Slipcovers, Draperies, Upholstering HURLEY'S A r W DRIVE-IN ROOT BEER STAND IRNE'S CAFE NARMONT'S MACHINERY CO., INC. PETE AND HELEN DAMBACHER STATE BANK OF AUBURN SUNNYSIDE BOWL ULASKIE GROCERY Adolph Deheve Inn A. J. Drap Atlantic • Pacific Tea Company Auburn Chamber of Commerce Auburn Citizen Auburn Clinic Auburn Furniture Co. Auburn Implement Co., L. B. Beatty Auburn Market Bradley Agency, A1 Minn Boyd's Jewelry Bruno Tabacchi CIPS - Co. , Paul Langheim City Service Garage Courty Electric Del's Market Dor-Lee's Sundries Dusen's Department Store Dutch's Food Edward's Variety Store Evoy's Barber Shop Faust ■ Co. Harris 1 Cafe Irv's Repair Shop Joann's Beauty Shop John Dixon, Trucking Excavating Junction Bowl Kool Awning Co., Awnings, Storm Sash, Doors Lucy and Harry Willis Marchetti ■ Bird Lumber Co. Mau's Hardware Miller's Shell Service Narmont's Market Nicholls Sons Hardware Nichols Service Center R-Theatre ■ Restaurant Roy's Barber Shop Rua's Variety ■ Clothing Stark's Standard Service Surface Drug Company W. E. Shutt Grain Company Western Auto Associate Store TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made ■