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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

Table Of Contents ADMINISTRATION 5 FACULTY 9 ORGANIZATIONS 21 SPORTS 45 ACTIVITIES 60 FRESHMEN 79 SOPHOMORES 84 JUNIORS 89 SENIORS 94 GRADUATION 108 WILLS 110 PROM 116 AWARDS 118 STUDENT OF THE MONTH 119 ADVERTISEMENTS 120 Dedication MR. MORRIS V. HEIDERSCHEID The Senior Class of 1973 dedicates this Yearbook to a man who is interested in transforming learning into a worthwhile, yet enjoyable experience. TOP: Harold Boesdorfer, Felix Marchizza, Joe Thomas, Charles Palmer. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Ludek, Larry Castleman, Bud King. School Board SUPERINTENDENT William G. Bird MR. MAX LESLIE, Principal JUNE CRIQUELION, Secretary Dufour. Not Pictured: SCHOOL NURSE: Bea Nimke BUS DRIVERS: Don Dufour, Paul Dave Farris, Glen Rutherford. Earl Moorman, JANITORS: Earl Moorman. Not pictured: Fred Myers, Dom Perardi.- COOKS: Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Divjak, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Cousin. Not pictured: Mrs. Nicholas. 8 ANTON DOLENC World History; Driver's Education; J.V. Basket- ball Coach; Head Track Coach; Junior Class Advisor JIM COUGHLIN Civics; U.S. History; Sociology; Jr.-Sr. Play; Drama Club and Sophomore Class Advisor 10 SCIENCES NORMAN WALTRIP Biology I and II; Freshman Class Advisor LOWELL DAVIS Chemistry; Physics; General Science; Practical Math; National Honor Society and Junior Class Advisor II Girl's P.E.; G.A.A. and Cheerleading Advisor MERT MESSMORE Athletic Director; Boy's P.E.; Head Basketball and Baseball Coach; Letterman's Club Advisor 12 A G R I C U L T U R E M. V. HEIDERSCHEID Agriculture I, II, III, and IV; Power Mechanics; Horticulture; F.F.A. and Senior Class Advisor CAROL ROBERTS Home Ec I and E; Child Development; Housing and Home Furnishings; Family Living; Advanced Foods; Advanced Clothing; Pep Club, Yearbook, F.H.A. and Senior Class Advisor HOME ECONOMICS 13 RUTH ALSUP Chorus; Freedom's Children NORMAN STAUFFER Band; Senior Class Advisor 14 ART HELEN CHERRY High School and Middle School Art GARY HAYES Architecture; Mechanical Drawing; Bench and Machine Woodworking; Leathercraft; Bench Metal Working and Welding; Sophomore Class Advisor INDUSTRIAL ARTS 15 16 ENGLISH BILL COLLIER English I and IV; Head Football Coach; Letterman’s Club and Junior Class Advisor ■i MARGARET FORD English II; Speech I; Sophomore Class Advisor BUSINESS JOHN KIMBLE General Business; Typing I; Office Practice; Assistant Baseball Coach; Commerce Club; Letterman's Club, and Freshman Class Advisor; Assistant Football Coach PHYLLIS BAILEY General Business; Bookkeeping; Typing II; Office Practice; Commerce Club Advisor 18 JOHN RICHMOND Algebra I; Geometry; Advanced Math; Algebra n. Shorthand; Algebra I; Practical Math; Commerce Club Advisor. MRS. KAUFMAN 19 MADGE SHOWN French I and II, English III. 20 A aStUaa-UAEUI Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dan Nichols, Joel Messmore, Bo Leslie, Bob Williams, Tom Sandness, Scott Cameron, SECOND ROW: Kathy Christman, Pat Miller, Denise Thrap, Dee Dee Flannigan, Jill Morrison, Val Kessler, Kathy Snyder, Carol Hurley, Carol Schneider, Brenda Van Huss, Bonnie McCain, Mrs. Roberts, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Mike Campbell, Steve Waltrip, Mark Bloome, Harry Zaverl, Don Ray, Diana Thornton, Paul Kerhlikar, Karen Harris, Sherry Criquelion, Gail Hummell, JoAnn Langheim. Not pictured: Mary Manship, Rita Norris, Karen Prill. 22 National Honor Society SITTING: D. Ray, Reporter; C. Hurley, Vice-President; B. Richmond, Secretary; P. Purdom, Treasurer; K. Woodruff, President. STANDING: K. Christman; S. Criquelion, Vice-President; P. Settle; J. Langhiem; G. Hummel; B. Leslie; Mr. Davis, Advisor; V. Kessler, Secretary. FRONT: B. Wilson; R. Meyers; J. Marshall; S. Domescik. BACK: J. Pohlod; J. Lee; N. Hurley; A. Redman; P. Renken. 1st ROW: D. Nardi; M. Burton; P. Swain; S. Gibson. 2nd ROW: K. Stamer; S. Aumiller, J. Richmond. 3rd ROW: C. Koehler; M. Potts; S. Criquelion; J. Hemberger. 23 1st ROW; Janet Laffey, Jill Osbum, Marilyn Burton, Mr- Erwin, Georgia Opolka, Terri Dunn, Marylyn Potts, Steve Waltrip. 2nd ROW: Tom Renken, Kathy Christman, Karen Harris, Rita Norris, Carol Hur- ley, Jennifer Marshall, Tad Nicholas. 3rd ROW: Tim Ramsey, Ken Woodruff, Paul Purdom, Bo Leslie, Joel Messmore, Steve Smith, Dale Palmer. Student Council Activities: Judged Christmas decorations Selected Cheerleaders and assembly programs for 1973-74 school year Sponsored Homecoming Dance Held Bake Sale Attended State Convention Sold popcorn at football and basketball games Participated in Student Council exchanges Sponsoring foreign student exchange for next year Installed paper and pen machine OFFICERS: Ken Woodruff - President Tad Nicholas - Vice-President Jennifer Marshall - Secretary Steve Waltrip - Treasurer Tom Renken - Parliamentarian Dale Palmer - Reporter Tim Ramsey - Co-Reporter NOT PICTURED: Joel Messmore - Treasurer 24 Commerce Club 1st ROW: Mrs. Kaufman, R. Norris, Treasurer; K. Harris, Student Council; B. McCain, Secretary '72; S. Criquelion, Reporter; B. Van Huss, Vice-President; K. Christman, President '72; Mrs. Bailey, Mr. Kimble. 2nd ROW: D. Thrap, G. Hummel, C. Smith, V. Kessler, J. Langheim, Secretary '73; D. Thornton, J. Morrison, D. Kazenske, J. Dixon, B. Dugger. 3rd ROW: M. Manship, P. Oiler, L. Crye, J. Celmer, P. Walls, G. Opolka, L. Kessler, P. Fox, K. Snyder, P. Miller. 4th °OW: A. Marchizza, K. Prill, K. Redfern, J. Ladage, K. Grider, S. Domescik, J. Allen, M. Powell, T. Dunn, D. Flannigan. 5th ROW: N. Hurley, S. King, C. Koehler, E. Rolando, M. Megginson, R. Myers, J. Marshall, J. Michelich, S. Criquelion, D. Nardi, J. Bruce. Toured: Franklin Life IBM Lincoln Land Community College Night Out: Bonanza Steak House Movie - Heartbreak Kid Dairy Queen 25 Pep Club Juniors and Senoirs 1st ROW: G. Opolka, M. Megginson, P. Renken, B. Van Huss, J. Morrison. 2nd ROW; T. Sandness, B. Leslie, J. Messmore, P. Kerhlikar, D. Gibson, C. Schneider, T. Nicholas, D. Flannigan, Mrs. Roberts. 3rd ROW: B. Earley, S. Waltrip, M. Bloome, D. Eliason, D. Ladage, D. Ray, C. Dalton, R. Myers, M. Powell. 4th ROW: G. King, T. Renken, K. Courty, K. Woodruff, C. Hurley, P. Landers, B. Williams, K. Christman, J. Michelich. 5th ROW: G. Hummel, B. McCain, D. Sandness, K. Snyder, P. Miller, P. Pillischafske, M. Manship, J. Ladage, N. Hurley, W. Ladage. 6th ROW: P. Walls, L. Kessler, B. German, T. Conover, D. Cox, K. Grider, J. Celmer, J. Marshall, T. Dunn, P. Fox. 7th ROW: V. Kessler, B. Dugger, C. Vinlove, D. Qualls, P. Sergent, D. Stewart, D. Kazenske, J. Langheim, K. Harris, S. Criquelion. 8th ROW: T. Smith, J. Dudding, T. Thomp- son, D. Riccitelli, J. Allen, D. Thornton, R. Norris, K. Prill, B. Shaw. 9th ROW: J. Bruce, D. Thrap, H. Zaverl, C. Cox, D. Nichols, M. Kerr, D. Aumillar, T. Wohrley. 26 Pep Club Freshmen and Sophomores 1st ROW: B. Nicholas, J. Laffey, J. Osburn, L. Messmore, J. Hemberger. 2nd ROW: S. Marshall, D. Thrap, P. Burtle. 3rd ROW: S. Nesch, N. Rasure, M. Burg, T. Sergeant, C. Howard, V. Sergeant, M. Cwik, L. Vinlove. 4th ROW: K. Gilmore, L. Crye, P. Swain, K. Ludek, K. Redfern, E. Rolando, P. Oiler, G. Eilers. 5th ROW: K. Stamer, K. Shipman, K. Flannigan, B. Robey, S. King, K. Miller, G. McMillan, S. Thompson. 6th ROW: S. Standefer, N. Burtle, J. Dixon, W. Manship, C. Grieshaber, D. Dalton, D. Miller, C. Pignon. 7th ROW: A. Marchizza, K. Stamer, M. Burton, M. Potts, C. Koehler, D. Nardi, S. Criquelion, L. Sheley. 8th ROW: T. Ramsey, S. Jones, S. Rakes, C. Humke, B. King, L. Bloome, B. Enrietto, M. Bray. 27 FFA Special Honors LAND JUDGING TEAM P. Millburg, A. Boesdorfer, S. Cannedy, W. Ladage. 6th place out of 18 teams. Steve Cannedy was 2nd high individual in scoring. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM TOP TO BOTTOM: D. Thompson, P. Millburg, A. Boesdorfer. 2nd ROW: D. Thornton, S. Rakes, T. Sandness, R. Allen. 3rd ROW: B. Ladage, W. Ladage, D. Ladage, Advisor, Mr. Heiderscheid. MEAT AND GRAIN JUDGING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ladage, D. Moose, T. Wohrley, S. Rakes. FRONT ROW: P. Millburg, W. Ladage, B. Ladage. Grain team finished 2nd. Phil Millburg 2nd high individual. Weldon Ladage 8th high individual. Meat team finished 10 th. FFA Activities The FFA was very busy this year. The highlights of the year included farming 33 acres of land, a field trip to the Farm Progress Show at Galesburg, a leadership training school, Farm Bureau Get Acquainted Day, National Officers Tour, FFA Banquet, collecting for the Heart Fund, FFA and FHA Dance, basketball games with other FFA chapters and attending the State FFA Convention. 28 Girls In FFA SEATED: Ron Ladage, Harold Brandon. 1st ROW: Mark Millburg, Steve Cannedy, Don Ladage, Weldon Ladage, Tom Wohrley, Dan Nichols, Mr. Heiderscheid. 2nd ROW: Dan Spoor, Brent Ladage, Greg King, Kim Miller, Cindy Clark, Les Bailey, Phil Millburg, Bill Gwinn. 3rd ROW: Mike Snow, Bob Las, Dave Thomp- son, Sonny Cook, Mark Hamilton, Gary Williams, Dave Moose. 4th ROW: Dick Parmenter, Rick Allen, Tim Seifert, Diana Thornton, A1 Boesdorfer, Joe Dobson. 5th ROW: Don Brandon, Jim Clark, Scott Rakes, Bruce Rakes, Steve Jones, Joel Messmore, Tom Sandness. FIRST ROW: Steve Cannedy - Treas.; Weldon Ladage - GIRLS IN FFA: Mr. Heiderscheid, Pres.; Don Ladage - Vice-Pres. SECOND ROW: Mr. Diana Thornton, Cindy Clark, Kim Heideischeid - Advisor; Dan Nichols - Rep.; Tom Miller. Wohrley - Sec.; Mark Millburg - Sen. NEW MEMBERS: Tad Nicholas, John Earley, Damon Crain, Bob Earley, Carl Levering. 29 FHA AMERICA ROW 1: Sandy Miller, Judy Beanblossom, Terri Sergeant, Jean Hemberger - Historian; Wanda Manship - Vice-Pres- ident of Public Relations; Dyann Miller, Mary Cwik. ROW 2: Laura Pulliam, Kim Lewis, Kathy Gilmore, Beanna Nicholas, Janet Laffey, Cindy Grieshaber, Cindy McClel- land. ROW 3: Debbie Beanblossom, Sharon Aumiller, Judy Dixon, Kathy Redfem, Kandy Stamer, Sharon King, Pat Oiler, Donna Dalton, Sally Standefer. ROW 4; Debbie Henn, Shellie Bednar, Lorna Bloome, Brenda Robey, Brenda King, Kathy Flannigan, Linda Vinlove, Jill Osbum. ROW 5: Karen Bauswell, Cathy White, Cheryl Johnston, Janet Hughes, Aria Rebman, Karen Williams, Diane Thrap. The activities of F. H. A. for the 1972-73 school year included a food tent at the annual VFW Labor Day Picnic, entering a float in the Homecoming parade, holding a Freshman Welcome at Knights Recreation Center, attending a Pawnee invitational, having a Daddy-Date Night, and co-sponsoring St. Patrick’s Day Dance with the F. F.A. We also participated in a style show at the section rally. Kandy Stamer, Janet Laffey, and Pam Fox were delegates at the state con- vention. Also we gave a Christmas party for Me Farland Zone Center and Wee Care Day Care Center. 30 FHA 1st ROW: Deb Sandness - Vice-President of Recreation; Mary Manship - Secretary; Kathy Snyder - Second Vice-President; Becky Shaw - President; Mrs. Roberts, Advisor; Laura Brian - President; Carol Hurley - First Vice-President; Brenda Dugger - Treasurer; Neila Hurley - Vice-President of Projects. 2nd ROW: Judy Dudding, Terri Smith, Pat Landers, Pat Pillischafske, Donna Kazenske, Pam Fox, Diane Thornton. 3rd ROW: Jerri Bruce, Cindy Violet, Debbie Qualls, Becky German, Theresa Conover, Diana Cox, Darlene Sparks, Bonnie Pulliam, Rita Norris. 4th ROW: Charlene Dalton, Ava Rebman, Debbie Stewart, Pam Sergent, Shiela Domescik, Terri Dunn, Pat Miller, Karen Prill. 5th ROW: Carolyn Cox, Kathy Grider, Jill Allen, Deb Riccitelli, Pat Walls, Jeanne Celmer, Janet Ladage. 31 Crier Staff SEATED: Mr. Coughlin: Advisor, Gail Hummel, Steve Cannedy, Jill Michelich, Diane Thornton, Joel Messmore. 2nd ROW: Jeanne Celmer, Georgia Opolka, Pat Walls, Lori Kessler, Jill Allen, Mary Beth Powell, Robyn Myers, John Earley. 3rd ROW: Dan Nichols, Pam Fox, Tom Sandness, Mike Campbell, Terri Sergeant, Bo Leslie. 32 Library Club FLOOR: Tom Wohrley, Dana Aumiller, Mark Karr, Dan Nichols. SEATED: Terri Dunn - Student Council; Mary Beth Powell - Historian; Val Kessler - President; Steve Cannedy - Vice-President; Kathy Snyder - Sec- retary; Judy Dudding - Treasurer. ROW 1: Deb Sandness, Pam Burtle, Carol Hurley, Kathy Gilmore, Mr. Deck - Librarian, Robyn Myers, Vicki Sergeant, Donna Kazenske, Jill Allen, Cindy Clark, Brenda Dugger. ROW 2; Terri Smith, Mary Cwik, Jennifer Marshall, Gail McMillan, Terri Sergeant, Jill Michelich, Jerri Bruce, Linda Vinlove, Pam Sergent, Pam Fox, Chelle Pignon. ACTIVITIES: Sold Mums at Homecoming Decorated library for Christmas Held Book Fair in March LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Earley, Steve Waltrip, Tom Renken, Steve Jones, Bill McAfee, Mike Hemberger, Dan Nichols, Tom Sandness, Damon Crain, Joel Pohlod, Joel Messmore, Bo Leslie, Mark Kerr, Ken Woodruff, Tad Nicholas, Don Ray, John Earley, Advisors: Bill Collier, John Kimble, Mert Messmore, Anton Dolenc. The Letterman's Club attended a football game at die University of Illinois. We purchased a trophy case and held cake raffles at the basketball games. Also, we acted as receptionists at football and basketball games and helped the coaches of spring sports in maintaining the fields. 34 SEATED: J. Osbum, N. Rasure, B. Robey, R. Norris, K. Prill, B. Pulliam. 1st ROW: V. Kessler; Secretary, P. Renken; Vice-President, C. Smith; President, B. Van Huss; Treasurer, Advisor; Mrs. Eggleston. 2nd ROW: S. Aumiller, C. Clark, S. Criquelion, R. Myers, L. Crye, L. Messmore, K. Ludek, S. Gibson. 3rd ROW: J. Morrison, K. Stamer, K. Redfern, J. Langheim, J. Ladage, K. Grider, P. Swain, K. Harris, J. Laffey. 4th ROW: C. Corlas, J. Dixon, V. Sergeant, A. Marchizza, M. Burton, C. Koehler, D. Nardi, T. Sergeant. 5th ROW: M. Burg, K. Stamer, K. Shipman, K. Flannigan, N. Burtle, K. Lewis, M. Bray. GAA 35 KNEELING: Robyn Myers. 1st ROW: Carolyn Cox, Terri Sergeant, Pam Fox, Vicki Sergeant, Charlene Howard. 2nd ROW: Marcia Megginson, Jill Allen, Susan Marshall, Kay Shipman, Marilyn Burton, Janet Ladage, Nancy Burtle, Paula Swain, Mary Beth Powell. 3rd ROW; Kathy Grider, Jeanne Celmer, Brenda Dugger, Kathy Ludek, Judy Dixon, David Thomas, Sara Gibson, Jill Michelich, Weldon Ladage, Bob Earley. 4th ROW: Ed Rigg, Paul Settle, Dana Aumiller, Phillip Pignon, Dave Moose, Cindy Clark, Jim Clark, Jim Hemberger, Bill Urbanski, Steve Cannedy, Paul Purdom, John Earley. STANDING; Tim Ram- sey, Cammie Corlas, Rusty Baldwin, Becky Enrietto. C B o a n n c d e 36 r t Stage Band 1st ROW: Dave Thomas, Pam Fox, Robyn Myers, Vicki Sergeant, Bob Earley, Terri Sergeant. 2nd ROW: Mary Beth Powell, Jill Allen, Jim Hemberger, Bill Urbanski, Steve Cannedy, John Earley, Paul Purdom, Marcia Megginson. 3rd ROW: Becky Enrietto, Phil Pignon, Cindy Clark, Paul Settle, Ed Rigg, Rusty Baldwin, Sara Gibson. D L B • i a a X n n • i d d e 1st ROW: Terri Sergeant, Robyn Myers, Sara Gibson, Mike Campbell, Tim Ramsey. 2nd ROW: Steve Cannedy, Paul Purdom, Paul Settle. 37 FRONT TO BACK: Lori Kessler, Pat Walls, Marylyn Potts, Pam Sergent. SECOND COLUMN: Theresa Conover, Sharon King, Susan Criquelion, Mary Burg. THIRD COLUMN: Becky German, Donna Nardi, Jerri Bruce, Jennifer Marshall. FOURTH COLUMN: Kathy Redfem, Adrienne Marchizza, Gail McMillan, Debbie Beanblossom. Drill Team LEFT TO RIGHT; Gail McMillan, Pat Walls, Lori Kessler. 38 Mixed FIRST ROW: M. Bray, V. Sergeant, K. Ludek, C. Dalton, K. Grider, W. Ladage, P. Purdom, T. Wohrley, D. Eliason, T. Ramsey, R. Baldwin. SECOND ROW: R. Myers, B. Dugger, K. Miller, G. Hummel, B. Earley, D. Gibson, M. Carter, J. Earley, M. Campbell. THIRD ROW: M. Lee, B. Van Huss, P. Renken, G. McMillan, J. Ladage, S. Thompson, C. Pignon, D. Beanblossom, A. Marchizza, P. Fox. September 30 October October 17 October 22 November 4 November 10 November 17 December 6 December 17 February 10 CHORUS CALENDAR SIU High School Choral Clinic Martin Johnson, Conductor Carbondale, Illinois Visiting Choir, Brookens Junior High Urbana, Illinois A. H. S. Mixed Chorus at Auburn Rotary Club Oliver at Millikin University Decatur, Illinois IMEA District IV Concerts WIU, Macomb, Illinois Camolet at MacMurray College Jacksonville, Illinois Annie Get Your Gun at Glenwood Chatham, Illinois Up With People at Armory Springfield, Illinois A. H. S. Christmas Concert - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Freedom's Children Swing Choir Clinic Robert Hills, Conductor WIU, Macomb, Illinois 40 Chorus FRONT ROW: D. Nichols, S. Marshall, K. Stamer, N. Burtle, K. Redfern, J. Allen, J. Langheim, M. Megginson, S. Aumiller, Mrs. Alsup. SECOND ROW: D. Aumiller, S. Cannedy, P. Settle, E. Rigg, B. McCain, J. Morrison, M. Burton, K. Stamer, P. Swain. THIRD ROW: K. Shipman, B. Enrietto, T. Sergeant, C. Howard, J. Celmer, T. Dunn, J. Michelich, S. Gibson, J. Beanblossom. CHORUS CALENDAR March 6 Freedom's Children at Auburn Rotary Club March 10 “ I.H, S. A. Solo and Ensemble Contest, Carlinville, Illinois March 24 Freedom's Children at Rochester FHA District Convention March 25 Freedom’s Children at P. 0. W. Tree Dedication - Lieutenant John Ensch April 5 Freedom's Children at Auburn PTA April 12 - Freedom's Children at Riverton High School April 14 I. H. S. A. Organization Contest Carlinville, Illinois April 29 “ Freedom’s Children cut record Beginnings South Pekin, Illinois May 16 “ Visiting Junior High Choir Jennings, Missouri May 17 ' A. H. S. Spring Concert featuring scenes from Fiddler on the Roof. May 26 - Senior Choir at Baccalaureate May 27 - Freedom's Children at Memorial Day Services 41 Do You Love Me Far From the Home I Love Miracle of Miracles FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Cast of Characters and Crew Tevye Paul Purdom Stage Crew Marla Bray Goldie Gail McMillan Pam Fox Yente Jill Michelich Kim Stamer Nahum Paul Settle Theresa Conover Rabbi Dan Nichols Lighting Terri Dunn Motel Ed Rigg Programs Jill Morrison T zeitel Jill Allen Custumes Jerri Bruce Grandma Tzeitel Gail Hummel Transportation John Earley Hodel Marcie Megginson of set Gail McMillan Perchik Paul Settle Make-up Kay Shipman Mendel Mike Campbell Jill Morrison Constable John Earley Mr. Coughlin Fruma-Sarah Gail Hummel Ushers Neila FJurley Sally Thompson Accompanists Mike Campbell Jo Ann Langheim If I Were a Rich Man Sun Rise - Sun Set Tevye Dream 43 Drama Club 1st ROW: Paul Purdom, Treasurer: Don Ray, Vice-President: Robyn Myers, Program Chairman: Jill Morrison, Secretary: Val Kessler, President. 2nd ROW: Marcie Megginson, Gail McMillan, Gail Hummel, Jeanne Celmer, Terri Sergeant, Susan Marshall, Mary Cwik, Lori Kessler. 3rd ROW: Candy Koehler, Marylyn Potts, Susan Criquelion, Jill Allen, Jill Michelich, Mary Beth Powell, Vicki Sergeant, Kay Shipman, Jenni Marshall, Becky Wilson. 4th ROW: Steve Cannedy, Dale Eliason, Kevin Kerr, Bo Leslie, Mr. Coughlin, Advisor: Joel Messmore, Georgia Opolka, Tom Sandness. m 44 Football ROW 1, L. to R.: Head Coach Bill Collier, Dan Gibson, Bob Earley, John Earley, Dennis Karhliker, Assistant Coach John Kimble. ROW 2; Leland Gardner, Joe Dobson, Tom Wohrley, Dan Nichols, Mark Kerr, Joel Pohlod. ROW 3: Phil Pignon, Rudy Nicholas, Joe Marchizza, Dave Thomas, Bill Urbanski, John Ludek. L. TO R.: Bob Earley - Highest Academic Average; John Earley - Most Tackles, MVP; Collier, Dan Nichols - Pass Interceptions; Dan Gibson - Honorary Captain; Dennis Karhliker - Pass Interceptions. 46 BOB EARLEY Little All-State Special Mention M.S.M. Honorable Mention DAN NICHOLS Little All-State Honorable Mention M.S.M. Honorable Mention JOHN EARLEY Little All-State Special Mention M.S.M. All Conference DAN GIBSON Little All-State Special Mention M.S.M. Honorable Mention MARK KERR Little All-State Special Mention M.S.M. Honorable Mention 47 LEADERS IN STATISTICS Kick Returns - Bill Bauswell 18.0 Dan Gibson 15.7 Fumble Recoveries - Mark Kerr John Earley Punts - Joe Pohlod 36.3 ave. Pass Interceptions - Dan Nichols Dennis Karhliker Rushing - Bill Bauswell 3.4 ave. Dan Gibson 1.80 ave. Joe Pohlod 1.4 ave. Passing - Joe Pohlod Receiving - Dan Gibson Mark Kerr 48 '73 BASKETBALL TROJANS FRONT ROW: Leland Gardner, Manager: Tad Nicholas, Don Brandon, Bo Leslie, Den Woodruff, Joel Messmore. BACK ROW: Coach Mert Messmore, John Earley, Statistician, Tom Wohrley, Mark Kerr, Damon Crain, Ed Burg, Mike Hemberger, Bob Earley, Statistician. After coming off a terrific victory over a very tough Rochester team, the Trojans went on to have a very successful season. Various injuries hampered the team, but the Trojans still came through with a very fine 18-7 record. The Trojans recorded victories against such stiff competition as Rochester, Virden, Pawnee, Stonington, and Divernon. One of the greatest qualities the Trojans possessed this year was the ability of any one of the starting Seniors to pick up the team and keep them going when the team was down. One of the qualities that the Trojans probably wish that they hadn't possessed was their ability to build up a seem- ingly insurmountable lead and then somehow always manage to make a very close and exciting game out of it. The team finished 3rd in the Waverly Tournament and finished high in the conference standings. Team Statistics Offense Defense 49 Most Points - 100 (Tri-City) Most Free Throws - 21 (Waverly) Point Average - 74.2 Fewest Points - 40 Fewest Fouls - 6 Point Average - 66.6 Seniors Hatchet Man Jabber P. D. After Graduation Damon Crain - Lincoln Land C.C. Joel Messmore - Lincoln Land C. C. Bo Leslie - Hannibal LaGrange J.C. Ken Woodruff - General Motors Institute Tad Nicholas - Electrician Mark Kerr - Blackburn Don Brandon - Lincoln Land C.C. Team Statistics Most Rebounds - Damon Craig - 390 Most Points - Joel Messmore - 373 Most Assists - Ken Woodruff - 90 Free Throw Award - Ed Burg - 19°Jo Most Valuable Player - Ken Woodruff 50 RECORD - 18-7 Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn CO 00 1 Rochester - 57 Morrisonville - 81 Waverly - 75 Divemon - 74 Virden - 68 Greenfield - 74 Riverton - 95 New Holland - 54 New Berlin -100 Tri-City - 82 Kincaid - 87 P. Plains - 75 Franklin - 79 Carrollton ot - 59 Pawnee - 97 Northwestern - 63 Girard - 74 Porta Waverly Tournament - 79 Kincaid - 74 Virden - 57 Girard - 75 Stonington County Tournament - 54 Glenwood Regional Tournament - 71 Franklin - 69 Divemon 51 Freshman-Sophomore Squad FRONT ROW: Brent Ladage, Joe Marchizza, Dick Parmenter, Joe Ludek, Mike Robinson, Mark Edminston. BACK ROW: Mike Sonw, Manager; Dave Settle, Tim Seifert, Scott Rakes, Brian Kerr, Randy Weddell, Rudy Nicholas, Coach Dolenc. Record - 9-12 The highlight of the squad's season came when they finished 3rd in the MSM. Auburn 53 Girard 37 Auburn 49 Divemon 67 Auburn 56 Greenfield 52 The JV will have a good nucleus with Robinson, Urbanski, Nicholas, and Ludek coming back next year, along with upcoming Freshman. 52 TROJAN BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Jill Morrison, Bat Girl, Joe Chambers, Dennis Karhliker, Rusty Baldwin, Steve Cannedy, Joe Marchizza, Mike German, Randy Weddell, Tom Wohrley, Val Kessler, Bat Girl. BACK ROW: Coach Mert Messmore, Ed Rigg, A1 Boesdorfer, Mike Hemberger, Joel Messmore, Don Brandon, Jerry Lee, Joel Pohlod, Coach John Kimble. SENIORS Don Brandon, Steve Cannedy, Joel Messmore. LET TERMEN Mike Hemberger, 2 years: Joel Messmore, 4 years: Joel Pohlod, 2 years. The Baseball Trojans had a very successful season considering some of the difficulties they went through, especially losing Joel Pohlod three-fourths of the way through the season. But they put it together with what- ever they had and collected some impressive wins over tough opposition such as Pawnee - 3, Rochester, and Porta. The team finished with an 11-8 record. 53 64 To Coach Mert Messmore: We dedicate this sports section to you. In behalf of all of the athletes that have partic- ipated in sports under your direction, we thank you for five great years of coaching service. Pitching Award: Joel Pohlod Mike Hemberger Hitting Award: A1 Boesdorfer Joel Pohlod Most Valuable Player: Joel Pohlod Coaches Coach Mert Messmore, Assistant John Kimble Auburn - 7 Kincaid - 1 Auburn - 1,0 Morrisonville - 3,9 Auburn - 1 Kincaid - 5 Auburn - 14 N'western - 0 Auburn - 6,10 Glenwood - 3,10 Auburn - 11 Franklin - 1 Auburn - 9,2 Rochester CT t-H 1 Auburn - 2 Morrisonville - 3 Auburn - 5,15 Pawnee - 3,3 Auburn - 15 Franklin - 0 Auburn - 18 N' western - 3 Auburn - 9 Pawnee - 11 Auburn - 3,3 Porta - 1.5 District Tournament Auburn - 5 Pawnee - 4 Auburn - 2 Glenwood - 18 1973 Track Squad TOP ROW, Left to Right: Coach Dolenc, Jim Taylor, Dave Thomas, Dave Moose, Ed Burg, Dan Gibson, Bill Bauswell, Bill McAfee. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Nathan Sergent, Mike Robinson, Mike Carter, Paul Sailer, Vince Weddell, Bill Urbanski. Everyone on the track squad will be returning next year with the exception of Dan Gibson. Following are the events the members participated in: Jim Taylor - - Pole Vault Dave Thomas - - Shot put and discus Dave Moose - - 1 2 mile and 1 mile Ed Burg - - High jump and 1 2 mile Dan Gibson - - 1 2 mile and 1 mile Bill Bauswell - - Shot put and discus Bill McAfee - - 100, 200, 440 Nathan Sergent - - 100, 200, 440 Mike Robinson - - High and low hurdles and 100 Mike Carter - - 2 mile Paul Sailer - - 1 mile and 440 Vince Weddell - - Pole vault and 440 Bill Urbanski - - High and low hurdles 55 Tracketts Always An Inspiration TOP ROW: Gail McMillan. MIDDLE ROW; Kathy Flannigan, Peggy Renken, Vicki Sergeant. BOTTOM ROW; Coach Dolenc, Jo Ann Langheim, Brenda VanHuss, Georgia Opolka, Lori Kessler. Bill McAfee became Auburn's fastest human when he ran the 100 yard dash in 9.9 seconds at the District Track Meet. This set a new school record. He set a 100 yard record at 10.0 and a 440 yard record at 52.0 at the Sangamon County Track Meet. In the MSM Track Meet he tied the 100 yard record at 10.2 and set 440 yard record at 51.5 seconds. Bill placed 3rd in the 100 and 1st in the 440 at the district to qualify for the State Track Meet. Bill was selected as the Most Valuable Member of the track squad. 56 Senior Jocks 1st ROW: Tad Nicholas, Mark Ken, Ken Woodruff, Joel Messmore, Bo Leslie, Bob Earley, John Earley 2nd ROW: Harry Zaverl, Don Ray. Damon Crain, Don Brandon, Dan Nichols, Dan Gibson. 3rd ROW- Mark Bloome Mark Hamilton, Paul Kerhlikar, Steve Waltrip, Tom Sandness. 57 JUNIOR VARSITY Jill Osbum, Jean Hemberger, Janet Laffey, Lisa Messmore, Beanna Nicholas. TOP: Brenda Van Huss. 2nd; Janet Laffey, Georgia Opolka, Jill Mor- rison. 3rd: Pam Burtle, Beanna Nicholas, Peg Renken, Marcia Megginson, Susan Marshall. 4th: Jill Osburn, Diane Thrap. 5th: Lisa Messmore, Jean Hemberger. 58 TOP: Brenda Van Huss, Jill Morrison. MIDDLE: Georgia Opolka. BOTTOM: Marcia Megginson, Peg Renken. 59 aciivtfufc Sniifii! Just can't wait to get away Well! 61 64 Teachers Appreciation Day I hope it doesn't short circuit! Here we make a 43 21' angle. 65 Homecoming Court DEE DEE FLANNIGAN escorted by Tad Nicholas CAROL SCHNEIDER escorted by Steve Waltrip BRENDA VAN HUSS escorted by Tom Sandness PEG RENKEN escorted by Mark Hamilton Homecoming Parade 67 Kiss Me KING’S COURT TOP TO BOTTOM: Tad Nicholas Tom Wohrley Don Ray Joel Messmore Mark Kerr Bo Leslie KING - Ken Woodruff 68 Queen - PEG RENKEN I'm Irish QUEEN’S COURT Top to Bottom: Jean Hemberger Terri Dunn Janet Laffey Rita Norris Deb Sandness Kathy Snyder 69 Harvey LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Monks, R. Myers, T. Wohrley, L. Kessler, M. Ken, J. Michelich, T. Sandness, J. Allen, D. Ray, M. Megginson, P. Purdom, M. Powell. Harvey is the story of Elwood P. Dowd, a 45-year old, easy going bachelor, and his invisible 6 foot white rabbit friend, Harvey. Elwood and Harvey live with Elwood's sister, Veta, and her daughter, Myrtle. Myrtle is trying to find a husband, with the help of her mother, but her Uncle Elwood and Harvey don't make it any easier for her. Veta then arranges it so that Elwood would be committed to a sanitarium, and she and Myrtle would not be plagued by Elwood and Harvey. But the doctors at the san- itarium think Veta's the one with the screw loose so they try and commit her. They finally realize that it is Elwood that should be entered and apologize to Veta, and then try and get Elwood back. Finally after the doctors are ready to give Elwood Formula ■ ■—, (the miracle drug that will make him not see Harvey any more), Veta realizes that she likes him just the way he is, Harvey and all! 71 72 73 OK - Who blew it? Whaddaya mean faster? Play it Brenda Baby! ! Gosh we sound good! Would you believe we all felt as bad as John Whaddaya think? - It’s a keeper No! - Yes! - No! - Yes! - No! Listen! Is that really us? 74 I. H.S.A. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST Carlinville, Illinois March 10, 1973 Voice Solo Voice Solo Piano Solo I. H. S. A. ORGANIZATION CONTEST Carlinville, Illinois April 14, 1973 Mixed Chorus Girl's Chorus Piano Solo Mixed Double Ensemble I.H.S.A. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST Carlinville, Illinois March 10, 1973 Sax Quartet 1st ROW: Steve Cannedy, Val Kessler, Gail Hummel, Robyn Myers, Becky Wilson, Jerri Bruce. 2nd ROW: Jill Allen, Jill Michelich, Gail McMillan, Kevin Kerr, Mr. Coughlin. Steve Cannedy - Duet Acting Val Kessler - Humorous Interpretation Gail Hummel - Duet Acting Robyn Myers - Dramatic Interpretation Becky Wilson - Prose Reading Jerri Bruce - Original Monologue Jill Allen - Verse Reading Jill Michelich - Radio Speaking Gail McMillan - Oratorical Declamation Kevin Kerr - Extemporaneous Speaking VAL KESSLER Humorous Interpretation 3rd Place - District 6th Place - Sectional 77 Senior Trip 78 LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Smith - Vice-President, Janet Laffey - Student Council, Brenda King - Secretary- Treasurer, Jill Osburn - Student Council, Kay Shipman - President. Our Freshman Class began the year by ranking third in the Float Contest in the Homecoming Parade. We also received first prize for the hall decorations at Christmas. As money-making projects we had a bake sale and a slave day. In the middle of the year Dale Dixon took us to Chicago where we visited the Museum of Science and Industry and the Planetarium. Fruity Freshmen 80 Karen Bauswell Judy Beanblossom Mary Burg Nancy Burtle Shellie Bednar Loma Bloome David Bray Pam Burtle Jack Crissey Mary Cwik Kathy Flannigan Mike German Mark Edminston Becky Enrietto Marty Gravit Diana Harbour Cheryl Brown Mary Jo Ervin Jim Hemberger 81 Cheryl Johnston Lisa Messmore Beanna Nicholas Brenda King Ronnie Ladage Janet Laffey Michelle Lee John Ludek Joe Marchizza Susan Marshall Cindy McClelland Brent Micheli Sandy Miller David Moose Sheree Nesch Rudy Nicholas Louise Woodside Chuck Opolka Jill Osbum Tim Painter Tim Pierce Laura Pulliam 82 Nora Rasure Aria Rebman Bill Richardson Brenda Robey Paul Sailer Terri Sergeant April Sprague Barbara Sprague Kim Stamer Nathan Sergent Steve Smith Sally Thompson Diane Thrap Vince Weddell Cathy White Karen Williams Steve Warren PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Beverly Nicholls Carl Levering 83 SEATED: Candy Koehler - President. STANDING: Marylyn Potts - Vice-President, Marilyn Burton - Student Council, Tim Ramsey - Student Council, Kathy Ludek - Secretary-Treasurer. This year the Sophomore Class had a Halloween Clean-Up, a Christmas Bake Sale, an Easter Bake Sale, Concessions at the home baseball games, a Car Wash, and a Slave Day. We also placed second in the Christmas Decoration Contest. y 85 Sharon Aumiller Rusty Baldwin Debbie Beanblossom Harold Brandon Marla Bray Marilyn Burton Mike Carter Joe Chambers Cindy Clark Jim Clark Cammie Corlas Susan Criquelion Lisa Crye Phil Evans Bill Fomera Leland Gardner 86 Steve Jones Kathy Gilmore Susan Houghtby Sharon King Cindy Grieshaber Clint Humke Candy Koehler 1 Rick Jones Brent Ladage Kathy Ludek Kim Miller Pat Oiler Adrienne Marchizza Donna Nardi 87 i ' . Dick Parmenter Steve Peper Chelle Pignon John Richmond Ed Rigg Tim Seifert Vicki Sergeant ‘.S' Liz Rolando Mike Snow Kandy Stamer Paula Swain Kevin V anHuss David Settle Randy Weddell Gary Williams Dave Wantland PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Martha Cobum John Knoephle Doug Marx Debbie Tomarelli Diane Logsdon Rosemary Walters Cathy Swearinger Don Stafford Linda Sheley 88 jUBUASS SEATED: Tom Wohrley - President, Shiela Domescik - Vice-President, Georgia Opolka - Secretary. STANDING; Jennifer Marshall - Student Council, Dale Palmer - Student Council, Terri Dunn - Treasurer Jerky The Juniors started the year with a float for the Homecoming parade and placed second. Our money-making activities included a bake sale, concessions at football and basketball games, and magazine sales. From the proceeds we put on the Jr.-Sr. Play entitled Harvey, and the Prom. Juniors Jill Allen Rick Allen Jeff Baggerly Bill Bauswell Jeanne Celmer Debbie Cody Mike Campbell Diana Cox Shiela Domescik Kathy Grider Pam Fox Becky German Theresa Conover Mike Hemberger Jerri Bruce Carolyn Cox Jenna Fleming Dave Horn 91 Ray Horn J2 y . Neila Hurley Dennis Karhliker Kevin Kerr Lori Kessler Janet Ladage Weldon Ladage Bob Las Jerry Lee Pat Land ere Donna Miller Mike Monks 1 ' Jerry Moorman Ralph Pierce Joel Pohlod 92 Deb Qualls Bruce Rakes Ava Rebman Peg Renken Deb Riccitelli Deb Sandness Jackie Santini Pam Sergent Jerry Smith Terri Smith Kirk Sims Darlene Sparks Sandy Shaw Danny Spoor Debbie Stewart Cindy Violet Patty Walls Becky Wilson David Thompson Toni Thompson Tom Wohrley Don Wylder PICTURE NOT AVAILALBE - Carl Gray 93 £££vL£ £ DANA P. AUMILLER Defer not till tomorrow to be wise; tomorrow's sun to thee may never rise. Transfer 2; Pep Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 4; Marching Band 3,4; Freedom's Children 4. Transfer 3; Football 1,2,4; Track 3; Pep Club 4. MARK ALAN BLOOME There is nothing which has yet been contributed by man by which so much happiness is produced as by a good tavern or inn. ” FFA 3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3; Drama Club 3; Crier Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,4; Football 1. DON BRANDON SOCTT W. CAMERON Transfer 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Crier Staff Editor 3; Foot- ball 1; Band 1,2. STEPHEN EUGENE CANNEDY It sometimes seems sense- less to go to college, because by the time I get back, the drop-outs will have all the jobs. FFA 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres- ident 4; Basketball 1; Crier Staff 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Baseball 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Speech Contest 2,3,4; Ensemble 1; Jr.- Sr. Play 3; All-State Band; Freedom's Children 4; Dixie- land and Concert Band; Stage Band. RON ALAN CARLSON 95 KATHRYN ELLEN CHRISTMAN Happiness is like a kiss: you have to share it to have it. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Library Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Bat Girl 3: Chorus 1; Cheerleading 1,2, 3: Illinois State Scholar 4; GAA 2. FFA 3,4; Pep Club 4; Letter- man's Club 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; All Conference 3,4; Track 1,2. DAMON W. CRAIN FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 3,4; Trea- surer 3; Crier Staff 1; Chorus 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. KIMBERLY KATHLEEN COURTY BRENDA SUE DUGGER Lost wealth may be replaced by industry, lost knowledge by study, lost health by tem- perance or medicine, but lost time is gone forever. ” FHA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Library Club 4; Commerce Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4. SHERYL LYNN CRIQUELION Happiness is as a butterfly which when pursued is just beyond grasp, but which if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 3,4; Reporter 4; Nation- al Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice- President 4; Bat Girl 3; Band 1,2; Student of the Month 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Transfer 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Freedom's Children 4. CHARLENE ROSE DALTON 96 JOHN S. EARLEY ROBERT W. EARLEY He who is no competitor, no one in all the world can compete with him. Pep Club 3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Crier Staff 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Director 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Freedom's Children 4; Most Valuable Player, Football 4; Most Tackles Award; All-Conference Foot- ball 4; Special Mention All-State Football 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Dixieland 2,3; Student of the Month 4; Who's Who Among High School Football Players; Who's Who Among High School Students. I'm doing my College Prep. Pep Club 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Crier Staff 3; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pott’s Memorial Award 4; Student of the Month 4; Honorable Mention All- Conference Football 4; Freedom's Children 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; State Band Contest 2,3,4; Dixieland 1,2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Football Players; Band Ensemble Contest 1,2. Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Football 1,2,3; Manager 2; Track 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Inherit the Wind 3. DALE EDWARD ELIA SON FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Drama Club 1,2,3; President 3; Commerce Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Secretary 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Girl's State 3; Homecoming Court 3,4; Class President 3; Treasurer 4; Crier Staff 3. DELORES LEE FLANNIGAN % 97 DANIEL EUGENE GIBSON The more a man talks about what he is going to do, the less he talks about what he has done. Pep Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Freedom's Children 4; J.r- Sr. Play 4. WILLIAM GWINN FFA 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. MARK HAMILTON KAREN ANN HARRIS True friends are like dia- monds, precious but rare; false friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Commerce Club 3,4; Student Council Repre- sentative 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1; GAA 2,3,4. 98 MARY GAIL HUMMa If black and white were the color of petals, people would look at you and say . . • 'You’re beautiful'. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff Co- Editor 4; Crier Staff 1,2, 3,4; Editor 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Trackette 2,3; Band 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Freedom's Children 4; Student of the Month 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. There's nothing wrong with the younger generation that the older generation didn't grow out of. Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1. PAUL MATTHEW KERHLIKAR DAVID WAYNE KING Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow; don't walk behind me, I may not lead; walk be- side me and just be my friend. Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; President 4; Drama Club 2,3, 4; Vice-President 4; Library Club 3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; Commerce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Bat Girl 4; Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Speech Contest 4. VALERIE ANN KESSLER 99 MARK WALLACE KERR Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be done. Pep Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Library Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,4; Track 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. Yesterday's sorrow is today's understanding re woven into tomorrow's love. ” FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Commerce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 2,3. PATRICIA ANN MILLER Farm on, soil brothers! FFA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; President 3; Vice-President 4; Basketball Manager 3. DONALD W. LADAGE MARY KAY MANSHIP Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Vice- President of Recreation 2; Vice-President of Public Re- lations 3; Secretary 4. JO ANN LANGHEIM If we are to love the butterfly, we must first care for a few caterpillars. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Year- book Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Trackette 4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Free- dom's Children 4; Music Con- test 2, 3,4; DAR 4; GAA 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Student of the Month 4. FFA 4; Pep Club 4. CHARLES G. KING too BO LESLIE We shall never cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we start- ed and know the place for the first time. Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Student Council 4; Letter- man's Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Crier Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Assists 3; Free Throw Award 3,4; Football 1; Illinois State Scholar 4; Freshman Class President; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Student of the Month 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students' King's Court St. Patrick's Day Dance 4. The most important things in life aren't things. FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; GAA 4. JOEL GORDON MESSMORE Never fear that your life might come to an end; rather fear that it should have no beginning. FFA 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Crier Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4- Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Free Throw Award 2,4; Most Points 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Batting Award 3; Football 1; SAR 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Class President 4; Jr. Rotar- ian 4; King's Court St. Patrick’s Day D’nee 4. Everybody has to be somebody to somebody to be anybody. FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Commerce Club 4; Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; GAA 4; Queen’s Court St. Patrick's Day Dance 4. KAREN JUNE PRILL RITA JEAN NORRIS 101 JILL MORRISON Accept the things to which fate binds you, and love the people with whom fate binds you together, but do so with all your heart. Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1; Library Club 1; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Com- merce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 4; Freedom's Children 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Crier Staff 1; GAA 1,2,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3. LOU ANN WALTERS Success is getting what you want but happiness is want- ing what you get. FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Library Club 2,3; Band 1; 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4. JEANNE RENE PULLIAM TAD LEE NICHOLAS Big bodies move slowly but accurately. FFA 4; Pep Club 3,4; Trea- surer 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President 3; Let- terman’s Club 2,3,4; Vice- President 4; Crier Staff 2; Basketball 1,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class President. PATRICIA ANNE PILLISCHAFSKE I will march to my own drum- mer. FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 3; Commerce Club 3,4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 2. People see things as they are and ask why when they should look at the way they could be and ask why not. FFA 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Library Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Crier Staff 4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play. DANIEL A. NICHOLS 102 PAUL HOYT PURDOM Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Illinois State Scholar; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senior Class Vice-President; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DONALD A. RAY To err is human; to forgive divine. Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Illinois State Speech Contest 3, 4. The only thing wrong with the younger generation is that they're following in the footsteps of the older generation. Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President; All-Conference Football 3; Play Contest 3. THOMAS E. RENKEN A man says what he knows; a woman says what will please. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Program Chairman 2; President 4; Commerce Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Crier Staff 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Chorus 4; Freedom's Children 4; GAA 2; Class President 4; Speech Contest 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; One-Act Play. BONITA McCAIN RICHMOND 103 THOMAS RAY SANDNESS FFA 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Crier Staff 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 2; Jr. - Sr. Play 3; Speech Contest; Inherit The Wind; Cobbler Stick to Thy Last. PAUL WINFIELD SETTLE If all else fails, as a last resort, try reading the instruc- tions. National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,4; Ensemble 1,2,3; Dixieland, Marching, and Stage Bands. CAROL SMITH HURLEY FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President 4; Drama Club 1,2,4; Crier Staff 2; Cheerleading 1; Home- coming Court 4. MARY CAROL SCHNEIDER � I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. FHA 1,2,3,4; Second Vice- President 2,3; First Vice- President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Vice- President 3; Commerce Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Year- book Staff 4; Crier Staff 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Chorus 2; GAA 2,3,4; President 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. My body is like a drifting cloud - I have nothing, I want nothing. FHA 1,2,3,4; President 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Commerce Club 3,4; Crier Staff 3. REBECCA JEAN SHAW 104 DIANA LUCILLE THORNTON Too black for heaven, and too white for hell. FHA 2,3,4; FFA 4; Livestock Judging Team; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Commerce Club 3,4; Year- book Staff 4; Crier Staff 4. Transfer 3; Pep Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Inherit The Wind. DENISE CAROL THRAP There is only one kind of love, but a thousand imitations. ” FHA 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 2; Historian 3; Second Vice- President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Library Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Commerce Club 3, 4; Reporter 3; Crier Staff 2,3; GAA 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 3; Queen's Court St. Patrick's Day Dance 4. KATHY LYNN SNYDER JOSEPH P. URBANSKI STEPHEN SCOTT WALTRIP Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Treasurer 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Baseball 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Senior Class Treasurer. Nothing ever happens in a small town but what you hear makes up for it. FFA 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Year- book Staff 4; Baseball Manager 1; Basketball 1; Chorus 1. ROBERT EUGENE WILLIAMS 105 KENNETH ALAN WOODRUFF We too often love things and use people, when we should be using things and loving people, Pep Club 4; Vice-President 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; President 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; President 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; MVP 4; Baseball 2,3; Football 1. BRENDA MARIE VAN HUSS Never trust those that fall at your feet - they may only be reaching for the rug. FHA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 3,4; Pres- ident 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Trackette 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Freedom’s Chil- dren 4; GAA 4; Treasurer 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. Not pictured: THOMAS LANDERS GEORGE C. COOK FFA 1,2,4; Track 3,4; Jr.- Sr. Play 3. HARRY ZAVERL I am a son of the American Revolution but I will never be the father of another. Pep Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Inherit The Wind. LESLIE DICKINSON BRENDA STEPHENS DANNY JOSEPH OSBURN Senior Class Officers SEATED: Bonnie McCain Richmond, President 72; Tom Renken, Vice-President 72: Jill Morrison, Secretary. STANDING: Scott Cameron, Yearbook Editor; Steve Waltrip, Student Council: Ken Woodruff, S tudent Council President: Dee Dee Flannigan, Treasurer 72; Tad Nicholas, Student Council: Val Kessler, Yearbook Editor: Gail.Hummel, Yearbook Editor. Not Shown: Joel Messmore, President 73; Paul Purdom, Vice-President 73; Jo Ann Langheim, Treasurer 73: Don Ray, Student Council 73. Class Of 1973 In 1969 O 00 Class Of 1973 In 1973 3 WILL AND TESTIMONY OF THE CLASS, 1973 I, Dana Aumiller, in full pledge and testimony, will my ability to argue in biology class about evolution to next year's Biology II class. I, Don Brandon, will to Ken G. all the U. S. Air Force jet engines to overhaul; to Harold, my ability to sneak out of all my study halls except 4th hour; to Mr. Kimble's 5th Hr. Gen. Bus. class, one large economy can of scented Arrid Extra-Dry; to Mr. Leslie, one bottle of Hai Karate for the noon hour rush and the ability to teach his Marines how to climb under cars; to Auburn High School, I leave. I, Steve Cannedy, being of questionable mind and ample body do hereby bequeath the following: to Mr. Stauffer, one old and slightly used fake book and an autographed mouthpiece; to Mr. Hayes, one case of Turtle Wax for obvious reasons; to Mr. Erwin, my old Rotary song book; and to Mrs. Ford, a promise that I will return with a teaching certificate and the wish that she is still here to see what progress bring in. I, Kathy Christman, being of totally confused mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: to Jenna, my seat in 6th hr. S.H. to use when she gets tired of hers; to Ellen Beck, a map of the high school so she won't get lost on her way to class; to Mr. Richmond, my seldom opened Advanced Math book; to the 8th hr. Physics gang, my workbook with no answers; to anyone thinking about taking Adv. Math or Physics, some advice - DON'T; to the Seniors who remain after Jan. 19th, my sympathy; and to A. H. S., lots of memories (good and Bad) and lots of luck! I, Sherry Criquelion, being of at least a mind and body, leave nothing because I plan to take it all with me. I, Sonny Cook, will to Mr. Collier one permanent pass to Mr. Erwin; to Brend Ladage, one can of the Dry Look; and to Tim Pierce, the ability to stay in school for over two weeks. I, Charlene Dalton, will to my sister Donna, my brains and good looks; to my favorite teacher, Mrs. Ford, my speech; to my borther Donnie, may you have as much fun being small as I have had in A. H. S.; to Mrs. Alsup, my thoughts of being fun in her class. I, Brenda Dugger, being of sound body, and almost no mind, do hereby bequeath to Mrs. Bailey someone to come in every morning and get on her nerves; to Mr. Stauffer, one book on rules and organization; to Judy D., the memories of fun times we've had; to Kathy G., and Neila H., I leave our heart-to-heart talks; to Kathryn L., I leave smiles whenever she thinks back on all our fun. I, John Earley, being of worn out mind anf fantastic body leave to Mrs. Alsup the ability to wrap Mr. Coughlin around her little finger; to Coach Collier, my weight lifting book and my book of recipes for low calorie foods; to Marcie, Terri, Jill, Robyn, Peg, and the Fantastic Mrs. Alsup, the hope of finding some good male vocalists for next year; to Mr. Davis, a lot of broken test tubes. 110 I, Bob Earley, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to Jerri B. my ability to------------------; to Mrs. Alsup, a new bass section; to Gail M., a pile of passes for 4th hr. Chorus; to Peg R. and Marcie M., a Rochester win. I, Dee Flannigan, being what I want to be, leave to Ellon my ability to walk straight; to Sandy my ability to act mature; to Pat L., my ability to pick friends; Rudy, my deep singing voice; Beanna and Brenda K., hopes for more and better times; Jenna, keep an eye on Kathy; Debbie S., good moods and happy times; the football coaches, hopes that you find enough boys with guts enough to play the game; and to Kathy, the family spirit and hopes that you do better than Tim, Deb, and I ever did; and to A. H. S., well - just more Flannigans! I, Dan Gibson, being of sound mind and body will my ability to get along with people to the students and faculty of A. H. S. I, Karen Harris, being of unfit mind and body, leave to Ellon, Sally, and Cindy, a bathroom all to them- selves to smoke in, in hopes that they won't get caught; to Ellon, a nice soft seat in study hall in hopes that she can sit for one hour without roaming the halls. I, Gail Hummel, being of demented mind and tired body, do hereby bequeath a bar of soap and an 8th hr. pass to whomever Mrs. E. feels can appreciate the free water; to Mr. Kimble, one autographed 8x10 glossy; the editorship of the Crier to whomever thinks he can control J. C.; to Harold, a knuckle sandwich; to Terry, one green shuttle cock; to Jerry, my copy of the R.C. M. P. Handbook; to Mr. Leslie, peace of mind for I am the last Hummel of my generation; and to all the students of A. H. S., God's blessing. I, Donna Kazenske, being of unsound mind and body do hereby leave to Mrs. Bailey peace and quiet, a garbage can full of ABC gum, and all the good talks we've had; to Judy D. my parking place, my ability to play basketball, and all the good times; to Mrs. E. a bottle of aspirin for 8th hr. P. E.; and to A. H. S. I leave. I, Val Kessler, being of no mind and even less body, bequeath to Lori and Georgia a frying pan, fly swatter, and turkey call, to be used in the best interests of A. H. S. and the universe; to Joel P., a pair of gloves for his big hands”; to Marla, one Diet Rite; to Robyn, all the good times and a ticket to the muni opera; to Mr. Collier, a book on spelling; to Mr. Kimble, a scouring pad for pans; to whomever wants or needs or desires them, 4 (never been used, opened, read, or otherwise abused) handbooks; and to all the faculty, especially Mr. Leslie, thanks for 4 (most of the time) great years! I, Jo Ann Langheim, being of sound mind and body (?) leave to Mrs. Alsup the hope for a new bass section; to Marla and Tom, a 2nd hr. pass; and to Georgia, one slightly used typing eraser. I, Bo Leslie, being of sensuous mind and even more sensuous body do hereby bequeath to Mrs. E. one picture of myself so she may dream; to Mr. Collier I leave nothing because there’s no more room; to Mrs. Bailey I leave Mr. Collier so she can have a ton of fun; to Mr. Kimble, I leave my ability to say no to ugly girls. Be cool and now I gladly leave. I, Bonnie McCain, will to Weed some fertilizer so she can grow some new dirty looks - I'm sick of the old ones. Thanks Terri! Also I want to leave Mrs. Alsup with the knowledge that she is a GREAT teacher and person. I, Joel Messmore, being of extremely find mind and extremely extraordinary body, do hereby bequeath to little Lisa my ability to be in acquiescence with the teachers at all times, because that’s the only way you'll get along with them; to all the self-abused young gentlemen of A. H. S. my ability to find a good looking trustworthy girl from Rochester; and to my Dad, my ability to know that this is my last year. I, Pat Miller, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Kimble somebody to come in and bother him 6th hr.; to Sandy S., a ride to Chatam whenever needed; to Judy D., my ability to say the right thing at the right time; to Norman and the rest of A. H. S., all of my fond and loving memories. I, Jill Morrison, will to Beanna N., Jill O., Jeanne H., and Lisa M., good luck in their next years at A. H. S. and good luck in cheerleading next year if you really want it; to Ellon B., the ability to stand up for what she believes in - on second thought, maybe she just needs the ability to stand. I, Tad Nicholas, being of retarded mind and oversized body, leave to my brothers and sisters the ability to get along with anyone; to Coach Collier, one empty beer can; to Pat O. my ability to hold my liquor; to Sandy S. my ability to have good friends; to Jenna, one good plated motor mouth; to Deb S. someone to cheer her up; to Coach Kimble, the heartbreaks of being a coach and teacher at A. H. S.; to Gary Hayes a golden award for being what he is and not what everyone wants a teacher to be; to Kathy F. the ability to talk to someone when she has a problem and many good times to come; to the teachers that crucified me before trial I leave nothing because they think they are perfect anyway, and to Max Leslie and the better of the faculty I leave the happy days at A.H.S. and a thank youl I, Dan Nichols, being of sound mind and rather large body do bequeath the following: to Mr. Waltrip, a sermon on the Ten Commandments; to Mr. Leslie one less headache; to Mrs. Ford, fond memories of a not too bright speech student; to Dennis K., a spot on the football field in hopes he will be called the Monster Man; and finally to A. H. S., I leave nothing because there are other poeple who will leave it something. We, Rita Norris and Karen Prill, possessing extraordinary intelligent minds and acquiring starved bodies, will to Ellon a supply of lunches from lockers 6 and 60 for her 3rd hr. munchies next year. I, Pat Pillischafske, being no one but myself, leave to Billy R. the Crocodile Rock, the recipes, the key, the dark road, and fondest memories; to Kathy F. P. E. without me and my tennis shoes; to Brenda R. 3rd hr. S. H.; to Kim Miller, Mark and Steve; and to A. H. S. my sister Carrie to uphold my untarnished reputation as being a perfect angel. I, Jeanne Pulliam, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Bonnie a patient to experiment on; to Laura a book of grace and tactfulness; and to A.H.S. my absence. I, Don Ray, being of tired body and mind bequeath to Mr. Davis one gold tassle; to Brett Micheli that ability to keep my mouth shut; and to Tom W., my ability to make good grades. 112 I Tom Renken, being of straight mind anf functional body, leave everything because you can't take anything where I’m going. I, Paul Settle, being of sound mind and body, leave Jerry L. a sliderule and instructions; Kay S. Kim and Kandy S., my ability to fall off horses; Mr. Richmond an empty seat in back of his room and my table of trigonometric functions; Mr. Stauffer the first part of Get It On and Fast Eddie; Mrs. Alsup the score from Hair; and Paula, a lot of memories. I, Becky Shaw, the sensuous woman, leave to Mrs. Bailey my sympathy, for there will be no other to take my place; to Legs, a BB gun; to Kathy F., a year’s supply of P. E. passes; to Mrs. E., a can of hominy grits and a box of corn bread; to Janet L. and Jill O., a parole in 3 years; to Mr. Leslie, one thought, This too shall pass, and Cindy M. my greatness not to mention my ability. I, Diane Thornton, being of uncourth mind and sensuous body, do hereby will the following: to Saki, my ability to do The Peach ; to Legs, one pair of extra-tall panty hose; to the Story Lady, her very own book of fairy tales; and to nobody, one certain boy. I, Brenda Van Huss, will to Mrs. E. somebody to bug her for passes and another great cheerleading squad; Mrs. Bailey another well-behaved 6th hr. bookkeeping class; to Marcie two fullgrown oak trees with the luck that she'll get a new hammock for her birthday; to Ellon Beck, the ability for her to walk down an aisle in study hall and not rearrange the desks; to all my teachers, loads of thanks ; to Mr. Leslie, somebody to walk around the halls and keep him company at noon in the lunch line. I, Bob Williams, being of questionable mind and body, bequeath my entire estate of one psychology book, one bookkeeping workbook, one very used typing eraser, and one empty locker to any up and coming fresh- man; to the Teachers, something to gab about in the lounge; to Mr. Waltrip one quiet 3rd hr. S. H.; to Mrs. Bailey, a bookkeeping class as smart as ours was; Mr. Leslie one empty hall; to Coach Messmore an unde- feated record; Mr. Hayes, one slightly distressed gun cabinet. I, Ken Woodruff, being of sound mind and body, will to Tim R. my ability to get along with Mrs. Bailey; Kathy F. my little brother to keep him out of trouble; and I leave the high school a memory of the Woodruff Brothers. I, Harry Zaverl, leave the Lady my ability to read yield signs; to Jenna, one purple vet so she can have a ride to school everyday; to Greg K. one gold and silver club to beat the woman off with and one plane ticket to Santa Anna, California; to the rest of the beautiful people here, peace, be cool, and keep it together. We, the senior girls of '73, leave to some certain freshman girls (commonly known as the W.C.) NOTHING, because they think they already have everything! 113 Senior Prophecy AUBURN, UPI It was a bright and sunny Friday afternoon as the 1973 graduates of Auburn High School held their first reunion ten years after graduation. The first guests began to arrive at 3:35 at that holiest of holy places, ULASKI'S. Among the first arrivals were PAUL PURDOM, leading singer of Ruthie and the Moon Dogs, and STEVE JET” CANNEDY, who is now testing mouth pieces for Doc Severinson. Shortly afterwards, the dignitaries of the class began to arrive: RITA NORRIS, mayor of Norrisville, and TAD NICHOLAS, president and main tester of Pabst Blue Ribbon Brewing Company. Captain CHARLENE DALTON, USAF, found time in her busy schedule to attend. Many of Auburn's former athletes have remained active. DAMON CRAIN became the first white member of the Harlem Globe Trotters. KEN WOODRUFF, star player of the L. A. Lakers, was accompanied by his personal cheerleader, BRENDA VAN HUSS. Next to arrive were the Board of Directors for Bailey's Temporary Office Help, PAT MILLER, BRENDA DUGGER, MARY MANSHIP, PAT PILLISCHAFSKE, BECKY SHAW, DENISE THRAP, KAREN PRILL, and JEANNE PULLIAM. Also on the Board is DON RAY, who checks out all the applicant's qualifications. And here come CAROL SMITH MURLEY, BONNIE McCAIN RICHMOND, and KATHY SNYDER, who are working as marriage counselors. HARRY ZAVERL and Judge MARK KERR handle all their legal work. DANNY NICHOLS couldn't be here because his gas company is being investigated by the F. B. I.; we always thought there was something fishy” about him! Also on hand are KIM COURTY RENKEN and TOM RENKEN, head hot dogs in their own hot dog factory. Now approaching is VAL KESSLER, a world famous actress practicing acupuncture in her spare time (she used it quite frequently on her late husband). Right behind are GAIL HUMMEL and SHERRY CRIQUELION, renowned medical technologists who recently discovered the cure of EPIDIDIMUS. We now see a group of teachers approaching. JILL MORRISON is a P. E. instructor in an all boys' school: KAREN HARRIS is teaching sewing to advanced first graders. PAUL SETTLE has replaced Norman Stauffer as band director at Auburn High School. Could it be? Yes, it is - DONNA KAZENSKE, the roller derby queen. Driving her is her chauffer, WILLIAM GWINN. Now arriving is JOE HOLMES, who owns a chain of taverns around the country. Following him are DAN OSBURN, GOERGECOOK, RYAN DUNN, JOE URBANSKI, TOM LANDERS, DANA AUMILLAR, and RON CARLSON, who transport Joe’s goods around the country. Some of our classmates are now famous literary figures. DON LADAGE's new book, I'm Proud to be a Farmer , is on the best-selling list. DAVID KING recently received a Pultizer Prize in science fiction. DIANE THORNTON has published her book on cattle care. We see PAUL KERHLIKAR, STEVE WALTRIP, and MARK BLOOME, who are professional football scouts. They are discussing the shape of the world with TOM SANDNESS, the owner of his own playboy club. Listening in is DALE ELIASON, who recently purchased a margarine factory. CAROL SCHNEIDER and DEE DEE FLANNIGAN are now personal hairdressers for the President's wife. Next are BO LESLIE and JOEL MESSMORE, who have invented a new contact lense. We're not saying how it works, but both are wearing glasses. The refreshments are being provided by BRENDA STEPHENS, LESLIE DICKINSON, and LOU ANN WALTERS, the head chefs at the Greasy Spoon. KATHY CHRISTMAN and BOB WILLIAMS have just walked in. Kathy is now running a day care center for maladjusted pre-schoolers. Her building was constructed by Bob and his assistant DAN GIBSON. What's that smell? It's BOB and JOHN EARLEY, who flew in from Kenya where they are teaching their farming methods to the natives. They were so excited about this reunion that they forget to clean up first, causing some of their classmates to become very excited. With them is JO ANN LANGHHM, a famous concert pianist who is also teaching a class on finger physical fitness. Last to arrive were GREG KING and MARK HAMILTON, who had transportation problems. When they went to buy Greyhound bus tickets, they discovered that they were a little short. Fortunately, they met two old classmates, DON BRAN EXON and SCOTT CAMERON. Don and Scott recently completed their hitchhiking trip around the world; together the four of them thumbed it back to Auburn. As the sun sets on this happy group, we all agree that we had so much fun that we'll have another reunion in twenty-five years. 115 116 Our magic moments fade to memory, And this enchanted evening now is o 'er — But all our joy and happiness will be Enshrined within this “Keepsake evermore. In years to come, how fondly we’ll relive These happy days with those whom time now parts, Teachers, friends, and classmates — all whose names Are written on these pages, and on our hearts! 117 Awards B. McAfee - Most Valuable Track Player J. Pohlod - Most Valuable Baseball Player C. Corlas - Most Improved Band Member J. Earley - Most Valuable Band Member Home Ec Awards: Rita Norris Karen Prill Voice of Democracy Winners: K. Kerr - 3rd place G. Hummel - 1st place Mr. Rolando A. Rebman - 2nd place Illinois State Scholars P. Purdom, V. Kessler, K. Christman, Mr. Erwin, G. Hummel, B. McCain, C. Smith, B. Leslie. 118 Student Of The Month September Sherry Criquelion December Jo Ann Langheim March Bo Leslie October Bob Earley January Gail Hummel May Paul Purdom April Joel Pohlod November John Earley February Jennifer Marshall 121 OLIVER d NARMONT MACHINERY Compliments of HENDRICKS HOME FURNISHINGS 217 North Springfield Street Virden, Illinois 62690 VIRDEN DEPT. STORE Virden, Illinois 62690 BROWN’S STANDARD Employee Owned BRIDGE JEWELRY CO. INC. SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS Best Wishes From Zx fuUite TASTY-SWEET DRIVE-IN peuteirif 122 Free Parking AUBURN MARKET BERRY FUNERAL FRANK STERBENZ HOME WALKO MUSIC COMPANY Phone 528-6494 1120 So. Second St. 123 BEATTY IMPLEMENT CO. Auburn Compliments of STEVE BILL DARRELL Best Wishes to THE PIN CUSHION Dealers of Viking Virden 124 62701 We know a young man just out of school has more on his mind than just a |0b these days. He's con cerned about his world. 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