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

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ANN ELISA STUPAR I am only one, but still I am one; I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and be- cause I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do something I can do. Transfer IV; FHA IV; Homecoming Queen IV; FFA Queen's Court IV; Pep Club IV; Jr.-Sr. Play IV. FFA I,II,III,IV; ELVIN WILLIAM THOMPSON M1CHEAL JAY SULE Old fishermen never die, they just can’t raise their rod. Letterman’s Club II,III, Secretary IV; National Honor Society III, Vice-President IV; Football I,II, III, IV; Little All-State IV; Basket- ball I,II; Track I,II,III,IV; Foot- ball All-Conference IV; FHA King's Court III,IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Class Vice-President III; Stu- dent Council I, Treas. Ill; Class President IV. TONI (SERGEANT) TIMKO The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we're ready for it. Drama Club I,II,III; Pep Club I, II,III; Commerce Club 111,1V; GAA II,III; Library Club Sec. - Treas. Ill; Yearbook Staff IV; Chorus I,II,III. 20 PEGGY ANN URBANSKI Fame is food only dead men eat I have no stomach for such meat.' Band I; Chorus IV; Drama Club I; Commerce Club IV; FHA 1,11,111, IV; Pep Club I,II,III,IV; Drill Squad I; Library Club III,IV; Girls Chorus IV. FFA III,IV. LOY WILLIAM WAHLSMITH

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PAULING ELIZABETH SHULTZ SEXTON 1 can’t seem to get up the lad- der of life because I keep falling. Pep Club 1,11,1V; GAA III; Jr.- Sr. Play IV. Football I,II,111,IV; Track I,II,III; Letterman’s Club II,III,IV; Library Club IV; Jr.-Sr. Play IV. WILLIAM R. SEXTON BARBARA SUE WITHAM FHA I,II, Vice-President of Pub- lic Relations, III, Pep II.Ill,IV; Choius I,II,III. 4 BRUCE G. SNYDER One learns in life to keep silent and draw ones own confusions. Transfer III; Track III; Crier Staff III, rv. PATICIA ANN SMITH I cannot give you the formula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure - which is Try to please everybody. MICHEALR. WOODRUFF Basketball I,II,III,IV; Football I, II; Baseball III; Track II; Student Council II; Class Secretary IV; Chorus III. FHA I,II,III,IV; Pep Club I,II, III,IV; Twirler I,II,III,IV. BONNIE KAY STEPHENS 19

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WILLS I, Jeanne Allen, being of warped mind and tired bod, will to Mr. Nelson someone else to come trodding down the stairs with problems; to Mrs. Bailey my ability to get along with Mr. Nelson, and to Auburn High I leave one brother, Rick, to carry on with Allen tradition. I, Dianne Ashby, being of somewhat sound mind, leave Donna my dusty locker, to Joan C. , Nancy F., and Mr. Stauffer I leave 5th hour studyhall, I joyfully leave Mr. Richmond my advanced math book. I also leave Mrs. Ford my second place medal in deep appreciation. I, Greg Boesdorfer, being of exquisite body and magnificent mind, leave to Mrs. Bailey one large Auburn Trojan rule book. I leave to Bill McAfee my parking spot. 1 also leave my basketball ability to anyone who needs it next year. I, Kathy Bowers, being of sound mind and body, will to Kathy S. half an apple, to Daree B. the whole seventh hour library, and to Mrs. Bailey a surgical mask for cold and flu season. I, Connie Brown, not being of sound mind and body, do leave all my three mus- keteer wrappers to the senior class of '72. Also, I would like Mrs. Eggleston to have my quiet vocal cords which she was always complimenting me on. I, Gary Burtle, being too sober for my own good, do hereby bequeath from my multitudinous wealth one hairless cat to the peerless biology department, one packet of correct-o-type to the unequaled Crier staff (may they flounder in bedlam forever), and one bottle of Mountain Dew, guaranteed to tickle your innerds, to Nobelly Nellie as the little man bowls in the radiator pipes. I, Gail Celmer, being of my second childhood, leave nothing because I have need of all my toys. I, Jack Charles, of sound mind and body (I think), will to Mike Nerone, all my school problems and to Mrs. Ford, all my thanks for what 1 didn’t learn, but learned well. I, Pam Charles, not of sound mind and body, leave to the next red-headed Ama- zon my famously known nickname Big Red , and to David Loyd the ability to beat on someone else. I, Dennis Clem, being of sound mind and body, leave to Les Bailey my ability to flip a towel, and to Greg Sager the ability to remember my PE clothes. I, Caralyn Dobson, being of uncertain mind, due to one fall-head-first into a swimming pool, will to Neila H. the coordination it took to complete that undoubted- ly clever feat. I will to Donna A. all the dramatic ability I possess in hopes that she can do more with it than I was able. To anyone who wants it my sense of sensibility and dreams. I, John Enrietto, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my charm, grace, eloquence, coordination, manual dexterity and penchant for making the right move at the right time to Mr. Coughlin, with the understanding that he will not abuse, or otherwise debauch said privileges.