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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

1 2 Table Of Contents Faculty...... Administration Organizations . Music........ Sports....... Freshmen Sophomores . . . Juniors...... Seniors...... Graduation . . Wills......... Prophecy.... Activities.... Awards....... Advertisements . .5 .19 .23 .39 .59 .81 .85 .89 .93 107 108 112 115 135 139 And we so dedicate . . Dorothy Eggleston 4 The Senior Class of '74 dedicates this yearbook to Mrs. E. because she was not only our teacher, but also our friend. 6 Typing II, General Business, Office Practice, Baseball Coach Typing I, Bookkeeping 8 9 Helen Cherry Gary Hayes Leathercraft, Machines, Woodworking, Mass Production, Bench Woodworking, Beginning and Advanced Drafting 10 Algebra I, Shorthand Margaret Kaufman John Richmond Advanced Math, Geometry, Algebra II, Practical Math Dorothy Eggelston Girls P.E., Cheerleader Advisor Diane Muncy Boys P.E., Football Coach Girls P. E., Cheerleader Advisor 13 Ken Beaty Assistant Varsity Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach J. Robert Flannigan M Ruth Alsup Vocal Music Norman Stauffer Music I t Nancy Nielsen Speech I, English II College Prep, Speech II, English I Margaret Ford Home Economics Student Teacher U.S. History, Psychology, Sociology, Student Teacher U.S. History, Sociology, Student Teacher Debbie Jean Hendrickson Rouey Lynn Mueller 17 Cowve Or oc us C or ’V Wa £ . GeV 'iv ' (i OO-V -vVe v V e � ■• « 1 • 5 oee n o- W.rs. S'Ayiovv? ft nc ToSS Ov� V I '-K xyncA’V 0 .Sef 'f'ea.A V One -Vo Yne 1 Mary Neumann SCHOOL BOARD: 1st ROW: J. Ludek, B. King, J. Thom. Handy, L. Weddell, L. Castleman, H. Boesdorfer. June Rutherford Donna Goodroe, Secretary Public education is the sharp edge that cuts through the rough timber of the world’s uncertainties. The vast knowledge that man uses should be sanded and smoothed from time to time so that which came before will seem more significant now and in the future. The faces and names of youth printed in this volume are the tools by which our uncertainties will be minimized. Keep close to the truth, believe in yourself, and be positive in your actions - for then, your life and character will have a finish that nothing can mar.” Mr. Ted Johnson Principal 21 BUS DRIVERS: P. Dufour, D. Dufour, A. Dolenc, D. Farris. COOKS: Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs. Divjak, Mrs. Cousin MAINTENANCE: P. Crain, C. Peeler. 22 FFA 1st ROW: B. Rakes, S. Rakes, A. Boesdorfer, W. Ladage, P. Millburg, B. Ladage, M. V. Heiderscheid, Advi- sor. 2nd ROW: J. Cassel, R. Ladage, M. German, V. Weddell, J. Hemberger, R. McNaught, M. Powell, R. Brandon, T. Harris, D. Grider, J. Hemberger, R. Day. 3rd ROW: J. Dobson, J. Clark, D. Karhliker, D. Wylder, M. Snow, D. Moose, D. Parmenter, R. Peecher, K. Miller, C. Clark, S. Thompson. 4th ROW: L. Bailey, B. Las, R. Allen, R. Weddell, J. Smith, T. Seifert, D. Thompson, J. Crissey, D. Thornton, C. Pig- non. 24 JUDGING TEAM FOR LIVESTOCK: 1st ROW: D. Thornton. 2nd ROW: B. Ladage, J. Clark. 3rd ROW: T. Seifert, B. Rakes. JUDGING TEAM FOR MEAT AND GRAIN: 1st ROW: J. Hemberger, R. Peecher, M. Snow, B. Ladage, D. Parmen- ter. 2nd ROW: J. Dobson, D. Moose, J. Hemberger, J. Clark. National Honor Society Provisional Members 1st ROW: M. Gravit, S. Marshall, K. Bauswell, J. Hughes. 2nd ROW: M. German, N. Burtle, T. Ser- geant, A. Rebman. 3rd ROW: M. Cwik, N. Rasure, M. Burg, K. Shipman. Active Members 1st ROW: J. Celmer, B. Wilson, S. Gibson, S. Aumiller, A. Rebman, K. Stamer, J. Hemberger, S. Criquelion. 2nd ROW: R. Myers, S. Domescik, C. Koehler, D. Nardi, P. Swain, M. Burton, N. Hurley, K. Ludek. 3rd ROW: Mr. Lowell Davis, Advisor; B. Ladage, J. Pohlod, J. Richmond, J. Marshall, P. Renken. Yearbook Staff 1st ROW: S. Domescik, D. Riccitelli, B. Wilson. 2nd ROW: P. Renken, M. B. Powell, S. Mar- shall, R. Myers, J. Marshall. 3rd ROW: P. Pignon, K. Shipman, J. Michelich, M. Hemberger, ]. Pohlod. 27 28 Mrs. Diane Muncy Sponsor 1st ROW: C. Howard, Treasurer: P. Renken, President: S. Domescik, V. President: L. Messmore, Secretary. 2nd ROW: P. Oiler, C. Stauffer, V. Nadalini, C. Schneider, ]. LeGrand, S. Lewis, C. King, V. Sergeant, D. Thornton, C. Clark. S. Marshall. 3rd ROW: C. Corlas, R. Myers, D. Thrap, N. Burtle, T. Sergeant, K. Flannigan, B. Nicholas, S. Walters, K. Redfern, C. Koehler, D. Nardi, K. Williams. 4th ROW: J. Fleming, J. Townsend, S. Gibson, B. Enrietto, M. Burg, N. Rasure, C. Pignon, ]. Dixon, S. Criquelion, A. Mar- chizza, S. Lewis, Mrs. Eggleston, Sponsor. 29 1st ROW: J. Taylor, E. Burg. 2nd ROW: B. Bauswell, D. Johnson. 3rd ROW: E. Rigg, M. Robinson. 4th ROW: R. Nicholas, J. Dobson, B. McAfee, J. Pohlod, M. Hemberger, M. Carter, J. Richmond. 5th ROW: T. Ramsey, K. Johnson. 6th ROW: J. Ludek, R. Baldwin. 7th ROW: R. Edwards, D. Thomas. TOP: D. Sergent. m 30 Lettermens Club Library Club OFFICERS: ]. Allen, Presi- dent: R. Myers, Vice-Presi- dent; J. Fleming, Secretary; T. Dunn, Treasurer. 1st ROW: S. Domescik, A. Minn, J. Allen, V. Nadalini. 2nd ROW: C. Johnston, A. Rebman, N. Pierce, J. LeGrand, G. Eilers, P. Oiler, P. Walls. 3rd ROW: K. Gilmore, P. Oiler, C. Schneider, S. Lewis, T. Flannigan, J. McCarty, D. Johnson. 4th ROW: Mr. William Deck, Sponsor; J. Dixon, K. VanHuss, D. Beanblossom, J. Clark, J. Mar- shall, N. Rasure, P. Fox. 5th ROW: J. Fleming, V. Sergeant, B. Nicholas, M. Meggin- son, J. Michelich, C. Cox, D. Moose. 6th ROW: A. Fleming, T. Sergeant, R. Myers, L. Crye, N. Burtle, M. Burg, C. Howard, K. Shipman. 31 Commerce Club OFFICERS: TOP ROW: M. Megginson, M. B. Powell, J. Michelich. BOTTOM ROW: G. Opolka, J. Fleming, C. Koehler. FIRST ROW: D. Dalton, J. Dixon, W. Manship. SECOND ROW: J. Allen, K. Grider, L. Kessler, G. Opolka, B German, T. Conover, S. Domescik, R. Myers, C. Cox, M. Kaufman, Advisor. THIRD ROW: A. Boesdorfer, S. Shaw, L. Rolando, T. Smith, J. Fleming, M. Powell, D. Nardi, C. Koehler, K. Redfern, C. Clark, V. Sergeant, N. Hurley, P. Bailey, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: M. Wascher, Advisor; L. Crye, K. Miller, W. Lad- age, P. Fox, T. Dunn, M. Megginson, G. McMillan, J. Michelich, S. Criquelion, ]. Hemberger, A. Mar- chizza, ]. Celmer, J. Ladage. 32 Drama Club 1st ROW: G. McMillan, J. Marshall, R. Myers, K. Shipman, L. Kessler, G. Opolka, J. Allen, C. Koehler. 2nd ROW: J. Michelich, B. Wilson, M. Powell, T. Sergeant, J. Celmer, M. Megginson, S. Criquelion, M. Potts. 3rd ROW: K. Kerr, M. Monks. Snapshot from the play. FHA 1st ROW: K. Lewis, V.P. Projects: A. Rebman, Student Council: N. Hurley, Secretary; K. Grider, 2nd V. President: P. Fox, President: D. Sandness, 1st V. President; K. Flannigan, Treasurer; K. Redfern, V.P. Public Relations; K. Stamer, Historian; D. Dalton, V.P. Recreation. 2nd ROW: B. Pulliam, C. Cox, L. Messmore, M. Cwik, P. Oiler, N. Pierce, J. Behymer, C. King, W. Manship, D. Chambers. 3rd ROW: T. Conover, B. King, J. Ladage, J. Cel- mer, K. Bauswell, D. Henn, D. Miller, K. Williams. 4th ROW: B. German, B. Nicholas, B. Dowson, A. Rebman, J. Dixon, D. Monks, J. Hughes, J. Fox. 34 National Convention Delegate. Dance. Daddy Date Night. Homecoming Float. Section Officer. State Convention Delegates. Banquet. FHA-FFA Night Meeting. 1st ROW: S. Domescik, J. Allen, L. Kessler, G. Opolka, J. Michelich, J. Cel- mer, C. Koehler, R. Myers, M. Powell. 2nd ROW: Mr. Coughlin, Advisor, P. Bur- tie, B. Wilson, D. Palmer, T. Dunn, K. Kerr, P. Fox, J. Ladage, N. Hurley, C. Howard, K. Shipman. c r I e r Student Council OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Coffman, Advisor: K. Flannigan, Treasurer; ]. Marshall, President; M. Potts, Vice-President; J. Hember- ger, Secretary; M. Hemberger, Reporter. 1st ROW: J. Hemberger, J. Laffey, M. B. Powell, P. Renken. 2nd ROW: M. German, M. Powell, T. Flanni- gan, K. Flannigan, C. Stauffer. 3rd ROW: L. Bailey, A. Rebman, M. Potts, B. Wilson, R. Coffman (Advisor). 4th ROW: ]. Pohlod, T. Dunn, D. Settle, M. Hemberger. 37 Student Council In Action Student Council holds their meetings every Wed- nesday on a floating period schedule. On this par- ticular Wednesday they are having their meeting in the Physics room. Usually they have their meetings in the coke room. Fixing up the coke room was one of their projects for the year. Most of the students in this picture are from New Berlin High School. One of Student Council's pro- jects is to have a Student Exchange with another high school. Some of our students in Student Council went to New Berlin to visit their Student Council too. This project was designed so that a high school's council could learn something from another high school’s Student Council. 38 Mixed 1st ROW: D. Johnson, D. Thornton, K. Ludek, A. Fox, T. Flannigan, M. Burton, K. Redfern. 2nd ROW: G. McMillan, D. Moose, J. Eliason, F. Pitman, B. Nicholas, P. Oiler, C. Howard, J. LeGrand, S. Lewis. 3rd ROW: S. Thompson, K. Williams, A. Fleming, C. Carnett, R. Green, P. Fox, N. Pierce, C. Stauffer. 4th ROW: K. Wilson, T. Conover, K. Grider, J. Ladage, K. Shipman, K. Stamer, J. Miche- lich, L. Kessler. CHORUS CALENDAR August 31: Freedom’s Children at Glenwood High School September 29: Choral Clinic at SIU October 23: Auditions for All-State at Beardstown October 26: Chorus students attend Purlie given by SSU in Springfield November 17: 1MEA District IV Festival at Jacksonville November 24: Choral Club Paper Drive 1 December 8: Aubum-Salem Madrigal Dinner. AHS choral families hosted the Salem chamber singers over- night . December 12: Freedom’s Children and Company 12 for Loami Ag Club at Loami December 16: AHS Christmas Concert at Auburn Grade School Gym January 17: Freedom’s Children and Company 12 at Jr. Woman’s Club January 25-26: All-State Chorus at Arlington Heights, Illinois. Mary Beth Powell, an alto II, was a delegate from Auburn. February 2: AHS Contest ensembles attended small ensembles clinic at WIU February 12: Marcie Megginson went to Choral Reading Clinic, Manual High School, Peoria. Don Mueller and Harry Simeone, Clinicians 40 Chorus 1st ROW: S. Gibson, R. Brandon, G. Lucas, T. Ramsey, M. Megginson, R. McNaught, J. Allen, G. Opolka, J. McCarty, H. Pohlod. 2nd ROW: D. Ashby, R. Baldwin, K. Redfern, M. Powell, S. Marshall, K. Stamer, N. Burtle, B. Enrietto, M. Burg. 3rd ROW: K. Johnson, L. Gardner, M. Carter, R. Myers, V. Sergeant, C. Clark, S. Aumiller, P. Swain, A. Minn. 4th ROW: M. Powell, T. Sergeant, E. Rigg, D. Johnson, T. Dunn, J. Celmer, C. Pignon, D. Monks. CHORUS CALENDAR February 14: Company 12 at Auburn Woman's Club at Edgewood Country Club March 9: IHSA Solo and Ensemble Contest, Jersey ville, Illinois March 16: Auburn High School Students helped with Junior High Solo and Ensemble Contest. Jill Allen and Marcie Megginson, accompanists. March 23: Choral Club Paper Drive 2 April 1-2: SIU Male Glee Club, Carbondale, hosted by AHS chorus families. Concert at Auburn High. Free- dom's Children and Company 12 performed at Auburn Grade School and received evaluations from the Glee Club members. April 26: Washington High School Concert Choir performed at Auburn High School. Ms. Betty Zook, direc- tor. May 3-4: Li'l Abner, Auburn Grade School Gym May 23: Spring Concert by Auburn High School Chorus May 26: Senior Chorus at Baccalaureate Music Contest EVENING SCENE: R. Myers, V. Sergeant, T. Dunn, B. Nicholas, M. Powell. FREEDOM'S CHILDREN: T. Ludek, T. Dunn, E. Rigg, D. Thornton, R. Bald- win, M. Megginson,'K. Redfem, J. Sailer, T. Flannigan, V. Sergeant, J. Clark, B. Nicholas, D. Ashby. LONELY VOICES: 1st ROW: P. Oiler, C. Stauf- fer. 2nd ROW: S. Lewis, C. King, J. LeGrand, N. Pierce. OH MY LOVE: 1st ROW: C. King, S. Lewis. 2nd ROW: F. Pitman, T Flannigan. 3rd ROW: J. LeGrand. QUARTET: K. Stamer, P. Swain, M. Burton, K. Ludek. DUET: R. Baldwin, T. Sergeant. SOLO: D. Johnson SOLO: T. Sergeant SOLO: T. Flannigan SOLO: J. Sailer SOLO: Utattii 45 Company 12 COMPANY 12 IN ACTION SING- ING: T. Sergeant, M. B. Pow- ell, K. Miller. DANCING: P. Renken, R. Myers, M. Burton, P. Swain, K. Stamer, C. Clark, K. Ludek. DRUMMER: R. Baldwin. 1st ROW: P. Renken, M. Burton, P. Swain, K. Stamer, K. Ludek. 2nd ROW: R. Myers, T. Ser- geant, M. B. Powell, C. Clark, K. Miller. DRUMMER: R. Bald- win. 46 Freedom’s Children M. Megginson (soloist), D. Thornton, R. Baldwin, T. Dunn, E. Rigg, L. Gard- ner, V. Sergeant, D. Ashby, B. Nicholas, T. Flannigan, J. Sailer, Drummer - J. Michelich. M. Megginson D. Thornton, R. Baldwin. 47 Christmas Concert Freshman Ensemble FRONT ROW: J. Sailer, T. Flannigan, D. Johnson, C. Stauffer. BACK ROW: D. Thornton, P. Oiler, S. Lewis, J. LeGrand, F. Pitman. High School Chorus 1st ROW: J. Fox, J. Sailer, C. Howard, P. Oiler, R. Green, T. Flannigan, D. Johnson, T. Sergeant, J. Michelich, M. Burton, M. Powell, K. Redfem, R. McNaught, M. Megginson, M. Powell, G. Opolka, K. Stamer, P. Swain, J. McCarty, J. Townsend. 2nd ROW: D. Thornton, D. Moose, J. Eliason, K. Miller, A. Fleming, B. Nicholas, K. Ludek, D. Ashby, K. Redfem, R. Brandon, G. Lucas, T. Ramsey, S. Aumiller, N. Burtle, B. Enrietto, M. Burg, P. Humphrey. 3rd ROW: P. Fox, C. Clark, V. Sergeant, P. Renken, R. Myers, B. German, L. Gardner, E. Rigg, D. Johnson, R. Baldwin, K. Stamer, K. Shipman, S. Gibson, S. Lewis, L. Kessler, S. Marshall, J. LeGrand, A. Minn. 4th ROW: C. Pignon, C. Camett, K. Wilson, S. Thompson, K. Williams, T. Conover, K. Grider, J. Celmer, J. Ladage, W. Ladage, M. Monks, K. Johnson, T. Dunn, D. Monks, F. Pitman, C. Stauffer, Pianists: J. Allen, G. McMillan. 48 Chorus Activity Shots University Male Glee Club On Tour From SIU 49 50 51 Band MEMBERS OF THE MARCHING BAND: R. Baldwin, T. Ramsey, D. Stratton, S. Gib- son, D. Johnson, M. Powell, M. Burton, C. Stauffer, P. Swain. M. Megginson, N. Burtle, J. Allen, K. Grider, J, Celmer, J. Dixon, S. Marshall, R. Myers, P. Fox, V Sergeant, T. Sergeant, J. Fox, J. Michelich, E. Rigg, P. Pignon, C. Clark, B. Urbanski, J. Hemberger, A. Minn, C. Corlas. JUNIOR HIGH MEMBERS: J. Miche- lich. F. Moore, L. Tabor, D. LeConte, J. Johnson, D. Moose, B. Ketchum, C. Kolenich, K. Stamer, T. Dautel, L. Courty, C. Marshall, T. Handy, T. Sandness, G. Newman, D. Stratton, G. Ludek, K. Gonko, R. Koehler. 52 TWIRLERS: 1st ROW: C. Howard, J. Fox. 2nd ROW: T. Sergeant, V. Sergeant. 3rd ROW: P. Fox. DRUM MAJORETTE R. Myers HEAD TWIRLER P. Fox 53 Concert Band MEMBERS: TUBA PLAYERS: T. Ludek, C. Corlas. DRUM PLAYERS: T. Ramsey, R. Baldwin, D. Strat- ton. CORONET PLAYERS: E. Rigg, P. Pignon, C. Clark, D. Johnson, T. Sandness, C. King, D. Moose, R. Green. CLARINET PLAYERS: K. Grider, J. Celmer, K. Ludek, J. Dixon, M. Megginson, J. Allen, S. Marshall, K. Shipman. BASSOON PLAYERS: J. Michelich, R. Myers. FLUTE PLAYERS: J. Ladage, N. Burtle, P. Swain, M. Powell, T. Sergeant, C. Stauffer. SAXOPHONE PLAYERS: V. Sergeant, J. Fox, J. Michelich, S. Gibson, P. Fox. TROMBONE PLAYERS: B. Urbanski, J. Hemberger, A. Minn, J. McCarty, D. Stratton. 54 Stage Band 1st ROW: D. Thomas, P. Fox, R. Myers, V. Sergeant, T. Sergeant, C. Stauffer, J. Fox, M. Powell, J. Allen. 2nd ROW: D. Stratton, A. Minn, J. Hemberger, R. Baldwin, M. Campbell, S. Gibson, M. Megginson. 3rd ROW: T. Sandness, P. Pignon, E. Rigg, C. Clark. Dixieland Band 1st ROW: V. Sergeant, ]. Hemberger, R. Myers, E. Rigg. 2nd ROW: R. Baldwin, M. Megginson, M. B. Powell. 57 Band Contest BRASS SEXTET: 1st ROW: C. Clark, C. Corlas. 2nd ROW: E. Rigg, P. Pignon. 3rd ROW: ]. Hemberger. 4th ROW: B. Urban- ski. FLUTE TRIO: N. Burtle, M. Pow- ell, T. Sergeant. FLUTE DUET: T. Sergeant, M. Powell. SOLOISTS: 1st ROW: R. Baldwin. 2nd ROW: V. Sergeant, S. Gibson. 3rd ROW: T. Sergeant, C. Stauffer 4th ROW: B. Enrietto, M. Meggin- son. CLARINET QUARTET: K. Grider, K. Ship- man, J. Celmer. MISSING: P. Fox. 58 FOOTBALL STATISTICS Auburn 19 Glenwood 36 Auburn 0 Virden 36 Auburn 0 Mt. Olive 28 Auburn 0 Greenfield 35 Auburn 0 Girard 6 Auburn 12 Northwestern 35 Auburn 6 Pawnee 50 Auburn 12 Kincaid 37 Auburn 6 Winchester 52 Auburn 18 Porta 42 BASKETBALL STATISTICS Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn •tournament games Rochester Morrisonville Waverly Divernon New Holland Virden Greenfield Mason City Athens Pawnee Riverton New Berlin Williamsville Tri-City Kincaid Pleasant Plains Franklin Carrollton Pawnee Northwestern Girard Porta ™ j V 60 BASEBALL STATISTICS Auburn 4 Porta 2 Auburn 2 Glenwood 10 Auburn 8 Riverton 11 Auburn , i 1 Porta 11 Auburn 8 Northwestern 3 Auburn - ivW Franklin 2 Auburn 1 Kincaid 4 Auburn i Morrisonville l' 6 Auburn 4 Northwestern 3 Aubum 0 LJ--III - Pawnee I '%“io Auburn y 5 Glenwood -X 11 Auburn 2 Pawnee 7 Auburn 1 Rochester 12 Auburn 1 Kincaid 13 Auburn 6 Morrisonville 3 Auburn 11 Kincaid 0 BOY'S TRACK STATISTICS Auburn 49 Virden Invitational 4th Kincaid 80 Morrisonville • 58 Mt. Olive Invitational 5th Aubum 56 Varsity County 2nd Glenwood 90 New Berlin 41 MSM Varsity Conference 3rd Porta 60 Fresh-Soph County 2nd Franklin 47 Auburn 80 Fresh-Soph Conference 1st GIRL'S TRACK STATISTICS Auburn 45 MSM Conference Waverly 87 Greenfield 41 Auburn 39 Girard 34 Franklin 52 Northwestern 30 Waverly 82 Waverly 30 North Green 55 Morrisonville 26 Auburn 24 Girard 62 Kincaid 19 Auburn 45 Pawnee 18 Kincaid 40 Franklin 1 Divernon 1 Northwestern 46 Auburn 41 Pawnee 39 1st ROW: D. McGlothlin, R. Edwards, G. Kazenski, D. Grider, D. Johnson, J. Marchizza, D. Johnson, L. Sergent. 2nd ROW: K. Johnson, D. Sergent, D. Thomas, B. Richardson, B. Urbanski, R. Nicholas, J. Crissey, N. Sergent, J. Knoepfle, J. Ludek, K. Redfern, T. Parola. 3rd ROW: Coach, Mr. Flannigan, M. Carter, L. Gardner, D. Palmer, J Baggerly, J. Taylor, J. Pohlod, D. Karhliker, B. McAfee, J. Dobson, T. Ramsey, D. Harris, Head Coach, Mr. Parola. 62 Football LEFT TO RIGHT: JEFF BAGGERLY - Tied for Most Tackles (71) JOEL POHLOD - Michael Potts Memorial Award Who’s Who Among National High School Athletics MIKE CARTER - Most Interceptions (2) COACH TONY PAROLA DENNIS KARHLIKER - Most Valuable Player Tied for Most Tackles (71) DARRELL SERGENT - Leading Rusher (426 yards) 63 MSM AWARD RECEIVERS TOP: Jeff Baggerly MIDDLE: Joel Pohlod BOTTOM: Dennis Karhliker 64 Varsity Basketball Come on, Mike! 1st ROW: D. Settle, T. Seifert, E. Burg, E. Rigg, B. Rakes, M. Hemberger. 2nd ROW: D. Rector, manager: B. Lad- age, L. Gardner, D. Harris, R. Weddell, S. Rakes, T. Ramsey, Mr. Ken Beaty, Coach. 66 All-Conference Players LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Burg - Most Points Scored M. Hemberger - Best Free Throw Percentage Most Consecutive Free Throws B. Rakes - Most Valuable Player Most Rebounds Coach K. Beaty 67 Mrs. G. Rakes, B. Rakes, Mr. G. Rakes; Mr. E. Burg, E. Burg, Mrs. E. Burg; Mrs. T. Hemberger, M. Hemberger, Mr. T. Hemberger. Congratulations to these Senior boys on a job well done during their basketball years at Auburn High and a special thanks to their parents for all their time and cooperation. Fresh-Soph Basketball 1st ROW: D. Johnson, M. Robinson, J. Marchizza, J. Ludek, R. Nicholas. 2nd ROW: Mr. M. Wascher, coach; T. Harris, R. Day, D. Johnson, R. Brandon, M. Powell, M. German, M. Edmiston, R. Green, manager. 3rd ROW: A. Minn, K. Redfern, R. Peecher, B. Urbanski, V. Weddell, D. McGlothlin, D. Sergent. 68 Baseball M. Hemberger - Batting Award (.386) Most Valuable Player Pitching Award (Tied) J. Pohlod - Pitching Award (Tied) 1st ROW: R. Myers, K. Johnson, M. German, R. Peecher, J. Chambers, B. Burton, M. Powell (bat girl). 2nd ROW: R. Weddell, M. Hemberger, B. Bauswell, J. Marchizza, R. Baldwin, J. Knoepfle, Coach Wascher. 3rd ROW: J. Pohlod, D. Harris, D. Johnson, E. Rigg, R. Myers was scorekeeper. 69 D. Sergent (Fresh.) and N. Sergent (Soph.) were outstanding competitors and obtained several points in varsity meets. McAfee - Most Valuable Track Member 71 Boy’s Track 1st ROW: T. Silveus, B. Bauswell, B. Richardson, V. Weddell, J. Crissey, R. Ladage. 2nd ROW: B. McAfee, N. Sergent, R. Edwards, M. Robinson, D. Sergent, Coach Tony Parola. TRACKETTES WERE: J. Michelich, K. Flanni- gan, V. Sergeant, J. Celmer. Oh my chin! Flash strikes again! 72 Leader of the pack. J3 Girl’s Track % 1st ROW: N. Rasure, L. Messmore, S. Criquelion, S. Gibson. 2nd ROW: L. Crye, S. Camett, K. Flannigan, S. Marshall. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Muncy (coach), N. Pierce, K. Bauswell, S. Walters, C. Schneider, D. Chambers. 4th ROW: H. Pohlod, D. Beanblosom, P. Renken. This was the first year Auburn has had a girl's track team. The girls enjoyed it very much and did very well for their first year. They would like to thank Mrs. Muncy for accepting the responsibility of girl's track when she took over the girl's physical education teaching position. K. Flannigan - Most outstanding member in girl's track. A person needed 10 points to receive a letter; Kathy, only a sophomore, had 84. M. HEMBERGER - Basketball Baseball 76 B. RAKES - Basketball J. BAGGERLY - Football J. POHLOD - Football Baseball Varsity Cheerleaders TOP TO BOTTOM: Terri Dunn Jenna Fleming Peggy Renken Jean Hemberger Georgia Opolka (Capt.) Georgia Opolka, Terri Dunn, Jenna Fleming, Peggy Renken, Jean Hemberger. Freshman Cheerleaders TOP: Valerie Nadalini MIDDLE: Jayne LeGrand BOTTOM: Jeanne Townsend Junior-Varsity Cheerleaders TOP: Pam Burtle MIDDLE: Jill Osbum BOTTOM: Lisa Messmore Beanna Nicholas Alyson Fleming 79 CLOCKWISE: UPPER RIGHT: Cynthia Stauffer, Stu. Coun.; Mark Powell, Stu. Coun.; Sue Lewis, Reporter; Cindy Schneider, Pres.; Terry Flannigan, V. Pres.; Jinny Prill, Sec.; Roger McNaught, Trea- surer. NOT PICTURED: Phyliss Crain Carrie Pillischafske Terry Painter Cyndee Thirwall Randy White Mark Powell Jinny Prill Don Rector Kevin Redfern Rhonda Robinson Janis Sailer Darrell Sergent Cindy Schneider Larry Sergent Terry Silveus Judy Smith Don Spitznagel April Sprague Barbara Sprague Cynthia Stauffer Sandy Stewart Dennis Stratton Denise Thornton Jeanne Townsend Larry Troesch Sherry Walters Judy Williams David Ashby Joie Behymer Tammi Boggs Randy Brandon Roger Brown Greg Carlson Joe Cassel Debbie Chambers Mike Corlas David Grider Sandra Day Roger Day Becky Dowson Mike Dugger Bob Dunn Ray Edwards Joellyn Eliason Brenda Featherston Terry Flannigan Alyson Fleming Juanita Fox Rodney Green Denise Gresham Tom Harris Jerry Hemberger Goldie Hull Patty Humphrey Doug Johnson Keith Johnson Mark Jones Patty Jones Greg Kazenski Carolyn King Tim Lane Jayne LeGrand Sue Lewis Cindy Loyd George Lucas David MacKenzie Joe McCarty Dave McGlothlin Roger McNaught Kim Miller Alex Minn Diane Monks Denise Moose Valerie Nadalini Pam Oiler Pat Osburn Chris Pauley Nora Pierce Tim Pierce Frances Pitman Holly Pohlod 83 x'4| gioe oa 4-hi s cooh e for 5 . knooj if- I G Q n {jja f f©0 � iucJ lonqtrl +YvcV -Vcxpel UoW X+S UJ roA LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Thomas, President; Kathy Flannigan, V. President; Beanna Nicholas, Treasurer; Brenda King, Secretary; Janet Laffey, Stu. Council; Kay Ship- man , Rep.; Mike German, Stu. Council. Louise Woodside Kim Stamer Sally Standefer David Thomas Sally Thompson Diana Thrap Bill Urbanski Linda Vinlove Vince Weddell Cathy White Karen Williams Kevin Sperry 86 Laura Adams Karen Bauswell Judy Beanblossom Ellon Beck Shellie Bednar Lorna Bloome Cheryl Brown Mary Burg Nancy Burtle Bob Burton Cheryl Carnett Jack Crissey Mary Cwik Mark Edmiston Becky Enrietto Kathy Flannigan Mike German Many Gravit Debby Green Diana Harbour Debbie Henn Jim Hemberger Charlene Howard Janet Hughes Denis Johnson Cheryl Johnston Brenda King Ron Ladage Janet Laffey Kim Lewis John Ludek Joe Marchizza Susan Marshall Cindy McClelland Lisa Messmore Brent Micheli Sandy Miller David Moose Beanna Nicholas Rudy Nicholas •Beverly Nicholls Charles Opolka Jill Osburn Rick Peecher Nora Rasure Aria Rebman Bill Richardson Mike Robinson Brenda Robey Paul Sailer Nathan Sergent Kay Shipman Steve Smith Terri Sergeant 87 NOT PICTURED: Joyce White Joe Dobson Carl Gray Sharon King Dennis Lewis Karen Wilson Doug Marx STANDING: Clint Humke, President; Dave Settle, Vice President. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mari- lyn Potts, Stu. Council; Susan Criquel, Reporter; Marilyn Burton, Secretary; Jean Hemberger, Stu. Coun.; Candy Koehler, Treasurer. Paula Swain Kevin Van Huss Rosemary Walters Sharon Aumiller Rusty Baldwin Deboie Beanblossom Harold Brandon Marilyn Burton Mike Carter Steve Calvin Joe Chambers Cindy Clark Jim Clark Cammie Corlas Susan Criquelion Lisa Crye Donna Dalton Judy Dixon Gary Williams Gregg Eilers Phil Evans Bill Fomera Lee Gardner Sara Gibson Kathy Gilmore Ken Gyorkos Don Harris Jean Hemberger Clint Humke Brian Kerr Kathryn Ludek John Knoepfle Candy Koehler Brent Ladage Wanda Manship Marilyn Potts Adrienne Marchizza Randy Weddell Gail McMillan Dyann Miller Kim Miller Donna Nardi Pat Oiler Dick Parmenter Chelle Pignon Scott Rakes Tim Ramsey Kathy Redfern John Richmond Ed Rigg Philip Pignon Elizabeth Rolando Tim Seifert Vicki Sergeant Dave Settle Mike Snow Kandy Stamer 91 fYU T U ier J ? Fr i ends riovx, do l'V Y wn«s� i PqtC ' rwcdiuuw' orvufctl? ' i 10 a Dance ! 0,K, Here's he }p lar . Class Officers TOP TO BOTTOM: 1st ROW: Mike Hemberger, Vice Pres.; Kevin Kerr, President. 2nd ROW: Jill Miche- lich, Rep.; Marcie Megginson, Treas.; Joel Pohlod, Student Council Representative. 3rd ROW: Les Bai- ley, St. Council Rep.; Jennifer Marshall, St. Coun- cil Pres. MISSING: Terri Dunn, Secretary. Yearbook Officers! LEFT TO RIGHT: Ava Rebman, Copy Editor; Robyn Myers, Layout Editor; Becky Wilson, Asst. Editor; Sheila Domescik, Editor; Pat Walls, Advertising Mgr.; Jill Michelich, Subscriptions. 94 JILL ANNETTE ALLEN: Why be difficult when, with a little more effort, you can be impossible. F.H. A. 1-3, Pep Club 1-3, Drama Club 1-4, Library Club 2-4, V.P. 4, Chorus 1-4, Commerce Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Band 1-4, Stage Band, Freedom's Children, Company 12, Jr. Sr. Play 3, Co-Editor of Echo 4. RICK L. ALLEN: Hi! I wish I was!” F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. JEFFERY LEE BAGGERLY: 'Tarn nothing, We are one.' ’ EDWARD SPITZNAGEL WILLIAM B. BAUSWELL, II: No man is born with- out faults; but he is best who has the least. Pep • Club 1, Letterman's Club 3,4, Basketball 1, Base- ball 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT BOESDORFER: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Sec. 4, Commerce Club 4, Letterman's Club 4, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 3, Football 2. 95 EDWARD ALAN BURG: Letterman's Club 4, Basket- ball 1. 2. 3, 4, Track 3. JEANNE ANN CELMER: The society which scorns excellence in plumbing as a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy. Neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water.” F.H.A. 2-4, Pep Club 1-4, Drama Club 2-4, Commerce Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Crier Staff 1, 3, 4, Editori, 4, National Honor Society 4, Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Contest, G.A.A. 1,3,4, 111. St. Sch. 4, Fr. Children 3, Trackette 4, Who’s Who 4. MICHAEL LAIRD CAMPBELL DEBRAH ANN SPARKS LESLIE GLEN BAILEY: The darkness has passed, let the party begin. F.F.A. 1-4, Sentinel 4, Student Council 4. SHIELA KIM DOMESCIK: The heights which great men reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night.” F.H.A. 1-3, Pep Club 1-3, Library Club 4, Commerce Club 3,4, Student Council 2,3, Yearbook Editor, Crier Staff 3,4, N. H. S. 2-4, Reporter 4, Student of the Month 4, G.A.A. 1-4, V.P. 4, V.P. Jr. Soph. Classes, 111. St. Scholar, Who's Who, Trackette 2, VFW Out- standing Student, Statistician 3, Miss Rural Heart, Policy Committee 2, 3, Outstanding Teenager of America 4, Best Bookkeeping Student 4, Echo Staff 3, 4. 96 CAROLYN MADONNA COX: A friend is one whom one may pour out all the contents of one's heart, chaff and grain together knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keeping what is worth keeping and with the breath of kindness blow the rest away.” F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Commerce Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Majorette 3. THERESA MARIE CONOVER: Those that bring the sunshine into the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Com- merce Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Chorus 2-4, Drill Team 3. DIANNA JEAN COX: High school is a time when girls start putting on lipstick, and boys start wiping it off. F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Commerce Club 4, Crier Staff 1, G.A.A. 1, 2. TERRI L. DUNN: Don't tell me about it, just fix it. Transfer 2, Commerce Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Library Club 3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Student Council 3, 4, Fr. Children 3,4, Crier 4, Chorus 3,4, Contest 3,4, Speech Contest 4, Echo Ed. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheerleader 4. JENNA MARIE FLEMING: You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.” F.H.A. 1-3, Pep Club 1-3, Yearbook 4, Trackette 2, Library Club 4, Sec. 4, Commerce Club 4, Pres. 4, JV Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheer- leader 4, Class Sec. 1, G.A.A. 1-4, Homecoming Court 4, St. Pat’s Dance Court 4. REBECCA LYNN GERMAN: Today is the first day of the rest of your life.' ’ F.H.A. 2-4, Pep Club 2-4, Commerce Club 4, Chorus, Drill Team 3, G.A.A. 4. 97 PAMELA SUE FOX: Let those love, who have never loved before; let those who have loved, love more.” F. H.A. 1-4, Pres. 4, Pep Club 1-3, Library Club 1- 4, Commerce Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Crier Staff 3,4, Band 1-4, Chorus 3,4, Echo Staff 3,4, G. A.A. 1, 2, Black Hat Award 4, Stage Band 2-4, Who's Who 4, Majorette 1,2, Head Majorette 3,4, Lil Abner 4. DAVID WARREN HORN: Party On. KATHY LYNN GRIDER: For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. F.H.A. 1-4, 2nd Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club 1-3, Commerce Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Band 1-4, Chorus 1, 3, 4. MICHAEL EUGENE HEMBERGER: An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Student Council 1, 4, Rep. 4, Letterman Club 1-4, V.P. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 1-4, Football 1, Baseball 1-4, V.P. Senior Class. RAYMOND P. HORN KEVIN GREGORY KERR: Socrates acted wickedly and is criminally curious in searching into things under the earth, and in the heavens, and in making the worse appear the better cause, and in teaching these same things to others. ’' Drama Club Senior Class President, VOD Essay 2nd Place 3, 1st Place 4 Jr. Sr. Play 4, Speech Contest 3,4. 98 DENNIS MATTHEW KARHLIKER: ”It's hard to be mean to someone you feel sorry for - but not impos- sible.” F.F.A. 1-4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Base- ball 2,3, Football 1-4, Most Valuable Player 4, Most Tackles 4, MSM All-Conference 4, Most Inter- ceptions 3, Track 1. NEILA JEAN HURLEY: Today well lived makes every yesterday memories of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hopeF.H.A. 1-4, V.P. 3, Sec. 4, Pep Club 2,3, Commerce Club 3,4, Year- book Staff 4, N.H.S. 4, Chorus 4. LORI ELLEN KESSLER: And think not that you can guide the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, shall guide your course.' ’ Pep Club 1-3, Drama Club 1-4, Yearbook 3, 4, Crier Staff 1-4, Trackette 3, Chorus 3, 4, Drill Team 3, Color Guard 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Play 3. WELDON F. LADAGE: A small man will change his mind and a fool and a mule never will. F.F.A. 1-4, Pres. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Commerce Club 4, Yearbook 4, Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Fr. Children 3. DAVID LOYD: Wise men dream at night, fools both day and night. ’' Baseball 2,3. JANET ELAINE LADAGE: Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely. F. H. A. 2-4, Pep Club 1-3, Commerce Club 2-4, Yearbook 4, Crier Staff 1,4, Band 1-4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Freedom's Children 3. 99 WILLIAM C. MOHN: Be careful in whatever you may do in the future. Because there is always going to be someone there who is going to make it hard for you to reach the top of your goal. ’ ’ JENNIFER LEE MARSHALL: Always remember no matter how bad it is now it could always be worse.' ’ Pep Club 1-4, Drama Club 2-4, Student Council Pres. 4, Sec. 3, Library Club 2-4, Yearbook 4, N.H.S. 2-4, Treas. 4, Student of the Month 3, G.A.A. 1, 111. State Sch., Who's Who 4, D.A.R. PATRICIA ANN LANDERS: Always be yourself and accept what you are, for the world knows a fake. F.H.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3,4, Commerce Club 4. MARCIA JO MEGGINSON: 'Tarn not going any where. I am only on the way. Pep Club 1-4, Drama Club 3, 4, Commerce Club 3,4, Rep. 4, Yearbook 4, Crier 4, Fr. Children 3, 4, Cheerleader 1-3, Who's Who 4, Homecoming Court 4, All in Clover Queen 4, Class Trea- surer 4, Jr. Sr. Play 3, Lil Abner 4, Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4. BILL McAFEE: The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat. F.F.A. 4, Pep Clubl, Student Council 1, Letterman's Club 1-4, Treas. Sec. 4, Basketball 1, 3,4, Baseball 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Track 1-4, Class Pres. 1. JILL LEIGH MICHELICH: Love is flower-like; friendship is like a sheltering tree. Pep Club 1-3, Drama Club 2-4, Library Club 1-4, Yearbook 3,4, Commerce Club 3,4, Treas. 4, Crier Editor 2,4, Band 1-4, Chorus 3, 4, Fr. Children 3, Jr. Sr. Play 3, 4, Speech Contest 3, 4, Sr. Class Rep., Track- ette 4, Play 2, G.A.A. 4. 100 MARK LYNN MILLBURG: F.F.A. 1-4, Rep. 2, Sen- tinel 3. ROBYN LYNNE MYERS: Believe it, you are a real find, a joy in someone’s heart, you're a jewel, uni- que and priceless. I don't care how you feel, Believe it, God don't make no junk. Pep Club 1-3, Drama Club 2-4, Band 1-4, Marching and Stage Band, Chorus 1-4, Library Club 2-4, Commerce Club 3-4, Crier Staff 1-4, N.H.S. 2-4, Sec. 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Fr. Children 3, Co. 12 4, Jr. Sr. Play 3, Lil Abner 4, 111. St. Scholar 4, Who's Who 4. MICHAEL GENE MONKS: The greatest mag- nifying glasses in the world are a man's own eyes when they look upon his own person. ’ ’ Drama Club 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 1, Choms 4, Jr. Sr. Play 3,4, One Act Play 2, 4. PHILLIP H. MILLBURG: What all a person seeks in life is not always his goal. So take it as it comes and live it the way you please. F.F.A. 1-4, Sec. 2, V.P. 4. DONNA LYNN MILLER: A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. F.H.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1-3. GEORGIA ANN OPOLKA: God made woman from man’s rib, She was not made from his feet, to be walked on by him - Nor was she made from his head, to top him But, God made woman from man's side. To be equal to him. Pep Club 1-3, Drama Club 1- 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, V.P. 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Crier Staff 1-4, Trackette 3, Choms 4, Cheerleader 2-4, Student of the Month 4, Home- coming Queen 4, Class Sec .2,3. 101 DALE EVAN PALMER: This sphere is close to being done and or close to being oneF.F.A. 1, 2, 4, V.P. 2, Pep Club 1,2, Band 1, 2, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, Student Council 1-3, Rep. 3, Crier 1, Chorus 4, Library 4. MARY BETH POWELL: To err is human, but you'd better have a better excuse. Pep Club 1-3, Drama Club 3,4, Library Club 2,3, Historian 3, Com- merce 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Crier Staff 1-4, Stu- dent Council 4, Band 1-4, Stage, Marching, Dixie- land Bands, Chorus 3, 4, All-State 4, Fr. Children 3, Co. 12 4, Jr. Sr. Play 3, Crew 4. JOEL EDWARD POHLOD: FOOTBALL: A game you spend four years playing for the old alma mater so you can get a big letter where your ribs used to be. Student Council 4, Letter- man's Club 1-4, Pres. 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1-4, Football 1,3, 4, Who's Who 4, All American in Football 4, Student of the Month 3, Potts Award, MVP Baseball 3. DEBRA MARIE QUALLS: Love requires shar- ing . Sharing requires struggle. Struggle requires Faith. Faith requires love.” FHA 1-3, Pep Club 1-3, Commerce Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, G.A.A. 1, 2. BONNIE KAY PULLIAM: One who gives sunshine to others, cannot hide it from themselves. F.H.A. 1- 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Library 2, Yearbook 4. ROBERT EDWARD LAS 102 BRUCE E. RAKES: A diplomat is a person who can tell you to go to hell in such a way that you will look forward to the trip.” F.F.A. 2-4, Sentinel 4, Let- terman's Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Most Valuable Player, Basketball 4. AVA JUNE REBMAN: The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we're ready for it. ” F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1, Student Council 4, Year- book Copy Editor 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, 111. State Scholar 4, VOD 2nd Place Winner 3,4, Who's Who 3,4. PEGGY E. RENKEN: I believe in the sun, Even when it isn't shining: I believe in love, Even when I am alone; I believe in God, Even when He is silent.” Pep Club 1-3, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, N.H.S. 2-4, Band 1, Stage Band 1, Chorus 1-4, Cheerleader 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Trackette 1-3, 111. State Scholar 4, Co. 12 4, St. Pat's Queen 3, Homecoming Court 3, V. P. Freshman Class. DEBORAH KAY RICCITELLI: The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. ’' F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Yearbook 4, Library Club 4. DEBRA GRACE SANDNESS: Never tell people how to do things. TeU them what to do and they will sur- prise you with their ingenuity . F.H.A. 1-4, V.P. 4, Library Club 1-3, Pres. 4, G.A.A. 1. SANDRA SHAW: Two roads diverged into a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3,4, Commerce Club 4. 103 DEBRA STEWART DUNN: Smile and the whole world smiles with you; cry and you cry alone. F.H.A. 2-4, Pep Club 3, Transfer 2. DANNY MITCHEL SPOOR: People so seldom say I love you . . . Then its either too late ... or love goes ... so when 1 tell you I love you ... It doesn't mean you'll never go, only that I wish you didn't have to. F.F.A. 1-4. t TERESA SUE SMITH: Inside the mind one finds in a moment of apprehension, the mind wandering - wondering infinitely contemplating tomorrow, the next day or yesterday's remembered . . . F.H.A. 1-3, Pep Club 1-3, Library 3,4, Commerce Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. PAMELA SUE SERGENT: A person must want to love someone else, before they can really and truly know what true love is all about. Sure there is sadness, joy, satisfaction and unsatisfaction in love. But once you've found true love, you'll never lose it. F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Library 3, 4, Drill Team 3, G.A.A. 4, Track 4. KATHY DARLENE SPARKS: Smile and the whole world smiles with you; cry and you cry alone. F.H.A. 1-3, Pep Club 1, 2, Vocational Student of the Month 4. JAMES D. TAYLOR: Everybody must get stoned. ” F.F. A. 1-3, Letterman’s Club 3, 4, Crier Staff 3, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Illinois State Scholar 4. 104 CYNTHIA ANN VINLOVE VIOLET: Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have and only you can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you. ” F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, G.A.A. 1, 2. BECKY LOUISE WILSON: 'T've saved some sunlight if you should ever need a place away from darkness.” Pep Club 1-3, Drama Club 2-4, Library Club 1, Student Council 4, V.P. 4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Asst. Ed. 4, Crier Staff 3, 4, N.H.S. 2-4, Trackette 1, 2, 111. St. Sch. 4, Cheerleader 1, Speech Contest 2-4, F.H.A. Carnival Queen 4, St. of the Month 4, Who's Who 4, Betty Crocker Award, Girls' State Delegate 3, G.A.A. 1, 2. PATRICIA LYNN WALLS: People so seldom say I love you. And then it's either too late or love goes, so when I tell you I love you, it doesn't mean I know you'll never go, only that I wish you didn’t have to. F.H.A. 1-3, Pep Club 2,3, Library Club 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Crier Staff 3,4, Drill Team 3, Color Guard 3,4, Echo Staff 4. DAVID LEE THOMPSON: The word of the wise is be prepared for surprise. F.F.A. 1-4. DONALD EUGENE WYLDER: F.F.A. 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Football 1, 2. KIRK SIMS 105 Tuo am.q Yf Cjr £_ i K «.lliqcvi+' S-f-udehlS?' THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1974 MOTTO: rrWe Build The Ladder By Which We Climb” COLOR: Blue And White FLOWER: Red Rose Last Will And Testament Of The Class Of 1974 I. JILL ALLEN, not quite positive of who or what I am, will to Howie and Terri free rides to Mt. Pulaski; to Ellon, I leave a lot of happiness because she's one girl who really deserves it; to Ron, I will a big thank you and another girl to analyze 7th hour; to Mrs. Alsup and Mr. Stauffer, appre- ciation for making music worthwhile; and last, but never least, to Mr. Johnson, I leave the com- forting thought that the lost one has finally departed. I, RICK ALLEN, being of pornographic mind and stud bod, do hereby bequeath to some Girard girls the memories and dreams of backseat dilemmas and to Mr. Hayes, a personalized parking space. I, JEFF BAGGERLY, leave this world the same thing it gave me, Nothing! The only exception might be for my Senior Class. I would leave to most enough guts to stand up for what they believe in, for only a few can do that now. I, LES BAILEY, being of sound mind and body, will to Denis Johnson, one exit sign; to Ellon Beck, the ability to make it; and to Mr. Coughlin, an empty bottle of Jim Beam Old No. 7. I, BILL BAUSWELL, leave just a memory of my last three years here. I, ED BURG, being of sound mind and body, will to the upcoming vocational students a ride to Springfield that is free of fights; and to Mr. Johnson, all the things he didn't do for the vocational students. I, JEANNE CELMER, being of deranged mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath to Kay and Nancy, my outstanding arm wrestling abilities; to anyone who can withstand pressure and threats of bodily harm, my job as Mr. Waltrip's infallible grader; and to Auburn High, I leave the memories of my jovial voice and smiling face. I, CAROLYN COX, being of sound mind and OK body, leave to Mrs. E. a judge to make her decisions for her; to Janet Laffey, one less trip; to Mr. Davis, one less hydrogen sulfide maker; and to Auburn High, I leave one more sister to roam its halls. I, DIANE COX, leave David Grider, my place in study hall to bug Mr. Wascher; to Dennis Lewis, my friendship; to Auburn High, my sister Pam; to Mr. Coffman, I leave all the problems of the school; and to Mr. Johnson, I leave the old high school. I, THERESA CONOVER, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave Mrs. Bailey, an empty seat in front of the bookkeeping class; to Mr. Wascher, one quiet student like me; to all the other stu- dents, I leave the ability to get along with the teachers; and to Auburn High, I say good-bye. I, SHIELA DOMESCIK, being of overworked mind and nervous body, do hereby bequeath to next year’s yearbook editor, a lot of patience; to Kathy Flannigan, my continuing desire to play dodge- ball; to Jim H., a free box of Bit-O-Honey; to Mr. Richmond, all the good times and juicy stories in Advanced Math; to Mr. Coffman, a book on How to Interpret Your Dreams by Freud; to Mr. John- son, my respect; to Dom P., the boy's john and my most embarrassing moment; and last but not least, 1 leave AHS with a lot of memories and some experience. 108 I, JENNA FLEMING, being of fairly sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to the following: to the Taco Tootsies, all the fun times and memories of The Ole Red Bull and state fair days; to Janet, Lorna and Ellon, the will to put up with AHS for 2 more years; to Beanna, lots of luck in everything she does, because she deserves it; to Mrs. E., many thanks for all the times she was always there; and to my sister, Alyson, much love, happy times and beautiful memories through the rest of her high school days. I, PAM FOX, being of sound mind and body, leave K. Redfern, a partner that knows how to boo- gie; to C. Clark, a different seat in chorus next year; to J. Dixon, someone to take my place in 1st hr. study hall; to Fast Ed, someone to replace a sensational Bari Sax player and a sharp (not flat) sax section; to my sister, Juanita, the ability to find happiness as I found it in AHS; and to all the fac- ulty , thanks for the great years and memories I now take with me. I, BECKY GERMAN, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will to Paul S., a person to call Shorty; to Darrel S., one less tub; to Jim H., one less nail to put up with; to Mrs. Bailey, one quiet student like me; and to Mike, I leave 2 more terrific years at AHS if he can stand it; and to AHS, I gladly depart. I, KATHY GRIDER, being of OK mind and body, do hereby leave to Janet L., Ellon B., Sally S., and the rest of the gang, my ability not to butt in the lunch line; to Mike G., I leave my ability to put Christmas lights on a tree; to Jim (Hanna), I leave a permanent ride home; and to AHS, I leave! I, MIKE HEMBERGER, being of more mind than body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Bailey, all my power to blow her whistle; to the Mole, all my sight to see in the daytime; to Jim, the tradition of Fred; and to AHS, I leave without a pass. I, DAVE HORN, being of rare mind and body, do hereby bequeath to the underclassmen, one bottle of Mad Dog; to George L., my ability to stay away from the fire alarms; to Tom Harris, my size so he can beat up on Harold B.; and to Mark J., one lid. I, NEILA HURLEY, do hereby bequeath to Mrs. Bailey, one automatic pass writer; to Mr. Wascher, a year's supply of passes; to Mrs. Roberts, an FHA secretary who won't talk back; to Kathy R., someone else to pick on and my third of our standing 5th hour pass from Mr. Wascher, (may you use it wisely); to Whitey and the Gang, I leave fun, fun, fun; to Mr. Johnson, I leave AHS, my best wishes and lots of luck; and I leave AHS with lots and lots of memories. I, DENNIS KARHLIKER, being of sound mind and perfectly sound body, hereby will to the football team, my strength, support, and my brother Bill; to Mr. Hayes, my parking place in hopes that he will use it; to Kevin R., I leave my football helmet in hopes that he will wear it in football as well as in P.E.; to Coach Parola, I leave a perfect season; and to all my other friends, 1 leave memories. I, KEVIN KERR, being of warped mind and sickly body, do hereby bequeath a few no longer treas- ured mementos to AHS; to my brother Brian, I leave my counterfeit pass making machine; to Mr. Coughlin, I leave a book of jokes by Henny Youngman, so he will be able to find original material; to Ms. Nielsen, I leave my ability to talk her into giving me an 'A' (sometimes); and finally to all the AHS teachers, I leave. I, LORI KESSLER, being of sound mind and body, leave to Ed Rigg, the bumper of my car; to Jayne Ann, I leave someone to talk to in 2nd hour study hall; to Kay S., I leave one chorus folder; to Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Bailey, I leave a big thanks; and to AHS, I joyously leave. I, JANET LADAGE, do hereby bequeath one dozen bunion pads to Kay S.; to Mrs. Shown, some- one else to gripe at second hour; to Mrs. Bailey, someone else to bug her 5th hour; and to Mr. Wascher, one dozen engraved passes with his name signed backwards; and to AHS, a few more lin- gering Ladages. I, WELDON LADAGE, the wonderful, being of sound mind and stud bod, do hereby leave Joe Cas- 109 sel, the name of Mole; to Mrs. Bailey, my ability to fix the broken adding machines; and to AHS, I leave more Ladages. 1, PAT LANDERS, leave my brother Terry, 3 more good years of school to keep his head together and to stay the good-hearted and kind person he has always been; to Janet, Loma, and Ellon, 2 more years to be rowdy and the ability to have as much fun as my friends and I did. I, DAVID LOYD, being of sound mind and questionable body, do bequeath the following: to Sharon and Pat, I leave a certain little book; to Mr. Stauffer, I leave a pair of yellow boots; to Sandy, a trip to the fair and someone to cheer her up; to Rosey, a punching bag to practice on; to Mr. Johnson, the memory of all the fine things he didn't do for me; to the teachers who taught me, I leave a Thank you; and to AHS, I leave. I, JENNIFER MARSHALL, being of sound mind and body, will to next year's Student Council Presi- dent, all the luck, good wishes, and help in the world, because they’ll need it; to Coach, I take one quarterback, but leave 3, and a total squad of 60, if only they had the guts to go out; to next year's football fan (if there is one) my cow bell; and to AHS, its last 4 years of The Marshalls, in the form of my sister, Janet. I, MARCIA MEGGINSON, being of sound mind and body, leave to Gail Me. a long list of diets; to Tim S., a new special friend; and to Mrs. Alsup, 85 copies of Hear the Joyful News by Bach. Good luck, Ruthie! I, JILL MICHELICH, being of unthinkable mind and well endowed body, will to Tim Ramsey, $250,000; to Terri, someone else to talk to during 2nd hour; to Mr. Coughlin, a one-way ticket on a slow boat to China; to Mrs. Bailey, a quiet bookkeeping class; to no one, the editorship of the Crier; to AHS a new advisor for the Crier and Drama Club; and to AHS, I leave right now!! Bye! I, MARK MILLBURG, being of unsound body and polluted mind, hereby leave to the Class of '75, nothing, because there isn't anything worth leaving them; to the next person that wants it, one empty case of PBR (cans or bottles); to next year's A. V.C. POW’s, my ability to get stoned and write personal advertisements for T. J. I, DONNA MILLER, being of passable mind and a fabulous body, do hereby bequeath to Joie B., my ability to talk my way out of trouble; to anyone who wants it, my ability to butt in the lunch line when Mr. Johnson won't catch you; and to AHS, I leave my brother Doug to start where I left off. Now I gladly depart. 1, WILLIE MOHN, being of drunken mind but muscular body, hereby leave to Mr. Hayes, my ability to get to class on time every day; to Mrs. Shown, I leave part of my ability to be nice, and the other half to Mr. Johnson. I, MIKE MONKS, being of devilish mind and holy body, hereby leave to Phil, one good pen to trade with someone; to Greg C., one incoming freshman to pick on; to my friends who aren't yet seniors, a big thanks for their friendship; and to everyone at AHS, I don’t have to leave my memory because in the future years you will see me as the world's greatest evangelist, star, and writer. I, ROBYN MYERS, being of slightly damaged mind and unproportioned body, do hereby bequeath the following: to Ed Rigg, all the memories of the Old Gang and a first hour pass everyday; to Tim S., all of our one-on-one halftime games; to Jim H., all the older girls in the band; to Mrs. Bailey, I leave my white whistle carrier and all my adding machine tapes; and to AHS, I leave a lot of trouble. I, GEORGIA OPOLKA, being of sound mind and body leave AHS finally. Behind me, I leave some of the nicest people I'll ever meet and also some of the worst. To A. F., I don’t leave anything, except I want her to know that everything she's said has gotten back to me; to Mrs. Ford, all the thanks possible for all her help; to Mr. Johnson, a little patience for those who refuse to give him a no chance; to Jean, I leave the responsibility of changing our school song; to my brother, I leave hopes that he will be as big a success as his sister wasn't. I, DALE PALMER, leave to everyone left in Auburn High, the ability to see what is happening; to a great coach, Mr. Parola, the experience of a Palmer; and to my fellow graduates, a glimpse of the future. Make of it what you shall and don't deviate from there! I, MARY BETH POWELL, being of weak mind and frail body, hereby bequeath the following; to Vicki S. , Rusty B., and Ed R., my car, in hopes that they can use it wisely; I leave 3 books that I should write: to Ed, How not to Trip People on Your Way to Lunch, to Vicki, The Perils of Mary Beth, and to my brother Mark, 1001 Ways to Drive Your Sister Insane; to Terri S., I leave someone else to push her out of her chair and pester her in band; to Jim H., I leave my ability to use Kung Fu, so he can defend himself against Mike; to Charlene, a year’s supply of rides to anywhere in town; to Terry F., a lifetime supply of deodorant to keep the sweat off; and last, but not least, I leave to Paula S., an anniversary card celebrating her 5 secret years and I wish her many more years of hidden happiness; to AHS, I leave, finally. I, BONNIE PULLIAM, being of sound mind and sensuous body, do hereby will to Laura, a teacher who can get along with her; to Mr. Waltrip, a Biology book I never had; to Cammie, a basketball of her very own; and to AHS, I gladly give my absence. I, DEB QUALLS, being of sound mind and sensuous body, do hereby will to anyone who wants or needs it, my ability to get along with everyone; to the 6th hour P.E. class, a can of deodorant and a bar of soap (in hopes that they will use them); to Mr. Wascher, someone to grade his papers; and to no one, one certain guy. I, BRUCE RAKES, leave to my cousin, Scott, the power to pull himself through one more year, until his parole in the Auburn Pen comes up; and I leave my 4th hour pass to physics to whomever needs a place to get in trouble. I, AVA REBMAN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Cheryl, her rightful name back; to Aria, a free pass to visit me any time she likes, provided she sleeps on the floor; and to Mrs. Ford, someone to help her during study hall next year. I, PEG RENKEN, will to Tim S., the ability to keep his mind out of the gutter at least 50 7� of the time and to watch out for 'no parking' signs; to Becky E., the chance to be on a decent basketball team; to Kandy S., my spot in Company 12; and to Mr. Davis, an eraser. I, DEB RICCITELLI, being of fine mind and dilapidated body, leave to Pat O., the ability to stay out of trouble in Mrs. Shown's study hall; to Pam O., a ride to Chatham or Sunnyside (whichever comes first); to Liz R., Time in a Bottle and a gold mustang, furnished with all the necessities; to Ron C., someone to write daily quotes on his calendar and to take my place in the hall 6th hour; to Mr. Johnson, two more Little Lost Ones; and to AHS, I leave Happy Trails! I, DEB SANDNESS, leave to Mrs. Kaufman, my one last dental appointment; to Mr. Hayes, an unpaid bill for $20.00 and a horse named Ajax; to Janet and Lorna, I leave a stop watch, so that time won't stop them from remaining little girls; to Mrs. E., I leave a 'none of her business letter' from a mutual friend; and to Brenda King, I leave one happy smile. I, PAMELA SERGENT, being of unsound mind and body, will gladly leave AHS, so that the fac- ulty can give the opportunity to other students to learn; to my brothers, Darrell, Larry, and Nate, I leave the ability to get along with all the teachers, including Mr. Johnson; to Greg C. and Joe C., I leave the ability to get along with Mr. Richmond in 8th hour; to Mrs. E., I leave an enjoyable P.E. class; to Mr. Wascher, the ability to teach next year’s Typing II class; to Mrs. Roberts, I leave a new measuring cup for Home Ec; to Mr. Coffman, I leave a good psychology book,'for a lucky student next year; to Theresa C. and Becky G., I leave them a place to write notes. I, SANDY SHAW, being of small body and burned out mind, hereby leave Janet L., Lorna B., and Ellon B. two more years in which to be bored with this school and many more beautiful days and nights to party on; to Brenda K. and Brenda R., the ability to keep cool in times of stress; to Terry S., the ability to keep the girls hopping and to keep his head together at all times. I, KIRK SIMS, being what I am, will the underclassmen, eyes and ears, to see the world and the school as it really is. I, TERRI SMITH, being my own self, will to Lorna, Janet and Ellon, the ability to stay rowdy and keep this school ''truckin’’ for 2 more years, the strength to be able to handle AHS and the remem- brance of all the dynamic times; to Peter, the hopes to keep remaining himself - open to those who need him; to my little brother, Kevin, more of a chance; and to the rest of the people of AHS - my sympathy. To you, I wish good luck, good times, and good people to share them with. I, KATHY DARLENE SPARKS, being of sound mind and body, leave this school with pleasure; to my sister Cheri, I leave the ability to get along with the teachers; to Mrs. Bailey, I leave one rag- ged bookkeeping book; to Mrs. Roberts, I leave a messy kitchen; and to the rest of you dudes at AHS, best of luck in the remaining years of school. I, DAN SPOOR, being of drunken mind and unsound body, leave the following: to Mr. Johnson, one can of PBR; and to AHS, I leave nothing because I took it all with me. I, DEB DUNN, leave to Mrs. Bailey, an empty seat in bookkeeping class; and now I say good-bye to AHS. I, JIM TAYLOR, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave the following: to Bill F., a year- long permit, so he can skip without Mr. J. hassling him; to Bill R., a muzzle; and to Ron L., my ability to punch back. Last, and least, to Vince, I leave my ability to pole vault, because he’ll never be any good with his own. I, CINDY VIOLET, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to my sister, Linda, the abil- ity to stay away from certain people who always get her in trouble; to Carolyn C., the hopes that she will stand up to certain people and tell them what her trip is, because they don’t know that she knows. I, PAT WALLS, leave to Jinny, one turkey sandwich and one jelly on toast, because I ate hers one day awaiting starvation. To one freshman girl, I leave the ability to stay out of other people’s busi- ness; to Ellon, I leave a lot of happiness because she really deserves it; and to AHS, I will a hearty good-bye! Having trudged the long rough road of knowledge these last four years, it's time to say 'good- bye.' But before I go, I, BECKY WILSON, being myself and no one else, and hoping never to be anyone else besides myself, would like to leave a few things so the road for others won’t be so rough. To Jayne, I leave a pew to pack; to Tim, I leave a deck of cards and an altered version of blackjack rules; to Terry, Mark, and Mike, I leave Student Council without me and my ability to do the Gov- ernor's Dance; to Mr. Couglin, a sense of justice; and to Kevin, an eight-cent lemon. And I'm sure Mr. Richmond could put to good use in one certain cabin on one peaceful lake all the days I was absent - so I'd like for him to have them because he did so much for me. And to most everyone else who is or was or ever will be a part of AHS - I leave my thanks and appreciation and my hope that their lives will be long and happy and filled with sunshine and laughter. And this will doesn’t stem from death, for I've only just begun to live . . . I, DON WYLDER, hereby leave to Jack C., one Virden phone book complete with addresses of all the good looking girls and my ability to drive a 3 speed without fear; to Joe D., I leave one empty bottle of MD 20-20; and to AHS, I leave without a pass. 112 Senior Prophecy AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL - JUNE 5, 1979 It wasn’t such a bright, sunny afternoon as we had hoped for, so as the rain clouds began to gather we moved our reunion from the well-known meeting place - the school parking lot (student's side only - no cars allowed beyond the tree southwest of the shop room door) - to the Dairy Queen. Before doing so, we followed procedure and went to the office and obtained a pass from the principal. Carrying this pass, in case we were stopped en route, we proceeded to move the party to the DQ. Even though it will never take the place Ulaski's once held, we felt the DQ would be a good place to hold it in case of rain. Besides that, they provided the food. Manager-in-Chief, MIKE CAMPBELL, now heads up a staff of competent workers who did a fine job feeding the Class of '74. Mike now employs JANET LADAGE, JEANNE CELMER, and PAM FOX, among others. Entertainment is being provided by the world-famous Company 5. ” Under the supervision of Stormin’ Norman and Rowdy Ruthie these girls sing, dance, and display their various othei talents. We see JILL ALLEN on piano and MARCIA MEGGINSON playing the piano. They are being directed by the all-time great - ROBYN MYERS - while TERRI DUNN and MARY BETH POWELL provide the vocal music. A little later on, that super-terrific actress we've all heard so much about - JILL MICHELICH - will treat us with a scene presentation from her last movie, How to Make it Big as a Small Town Newspaper Editor. Some of our guests were flown here today compliments of Cimic Airways. The most capable Cap- tain KEVIN G. KERR, along with his two head stews - LORI KESSLER and GEORGIA OPOLKA - were responsible for this fine service. Arriving on the scene are a couple couples - WELDON and NEILA LADAGE and DENNIS and DEB- BIE KARHLIKER. Weldon and Dennis are both in business for themselves. Weldon owns a 600-acre cattle ranch and Dennis owns a gymnasium where the top athletes work out. The former Deb Qualls and Neila Hurley now help run the financial end of their husbands' businesses since they were both honor graduates from Bailey's Bookkeeping School. Some of the famous athletes that frequent Dennis' gym are Willie JOEL POHLOD - quarterback for the New York Jets, AL BOESDORFER - first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, MIKE HEMBERGER - starting guard for the Boston Celtics, and BILL McAFEE - who now holds the 100-yd. dash record at 8.9. Occasionally, you'll find PEG RENKEN - head cheerleader for the UCLA Bruins - working out on the trampoline there. A number of the students from the Class of '74 have gone into business for themselves. The most influential is BOB LAS. He has taken over a chain of IGA's and turned them all into Kroger's. ED BURG, along with a little help from the Area Vocational Center, has a shop where he repairs and sells electronic equipment. Ed says that anything you break, he can fix - or vice versa. BRUCE RAKES has followed in his father's footsteps (or should I say ’tracks'?) and has kept up the family bulldozing business. DARLENE SPARKS has started a new line of restaurants and is now serving as head chef in the one located in Girard. Her staff includes DAVID (Duncan Hines) LOYD and DIANA COX. In her spare time, Diana also works at Pulliam's Old Folks Home run by BONNIE PULLIAM, with a little help from BECKY GERMAN. Also into the health fields, along with Bonnie, are AVA REBMAN and BECKY WILSON. Ava is a high class society doctor in Beverly Hills and pursues golf in her spare time. Becky gave up a promis- ing career as an IGA cashier to open a free clinic on the east side of Harlem. DEB SANDNESS now owns the major share of stock in the insurance company she founded - Cover It or Lose It. ” It has grown to such a large extent that she has added KATHY GRIDER, CAROLYN COX, THERESA CONOVER, and JENNA FLEMING to her staff in this past year alone. RICK ALLEN has more or less gone into business for himself by opening a Playboy Club in Girard. Funny thing is that Rick doesn't seem to want to open it to the public. Male membership is limited but any female seeking employment may get in touch with Rick by calling BR-549. M P MILLBURG now own their own auto and tractor repair shop by that name. MARK and PHIL'S top mechanic is LES BAILEY and two junior mechanics just added to the payroll are BILL BAUSWELL and DAVE HORN. Their number one customer is DALE Parnelli PALMER who keeps them busy fixing cars he keeps wrecking. RAY HORN has been busy driving a truck for the BILL MOHN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY and in his spare time he moonlights for DAN SPOOR’S DRYWALL COMPANY. Several of the past seniors have made it big writing books. Those on the best-seller list this year include How to Graduate Without Going to School by JIM TAYLOR, How to Catch and Hold Your Man by DEBBIE RICCITELLI, and How to be a Successful Actor, Preacher, and Millionaire in Your Spare Time by MIKE MONKS. To top the list of housewives is the former PAM SERGENT who now has seven kids. DEB DUNN is running a close second with six and CINDY VIOLET and the former DONNA MILLER each have four. The former PAT WALLS is trying to catch up but only has three so far. SANDY SHAW, PAT LANDERS, and TERRI SMITH are all working as secretaries for the legal firm of BAGGERLY SIMS. A fine respectable establishment run by JEFF and KIRK which also employs DAVID THOMPSON as maintenance engineer. Among our distinguished guests is President of the United States, JENNIFER MARSHALL (you've come a long way from Student Council). Accompanying her today is her confidant and advisor SHIELA DOMESCIK. Shiela also heads up the major committees for the President. Women's Lib all the way!! There’s rumor that President Marshall may appoint Ms. Domescik as the new Vice-Presi- dent since the old one, DON WYLDER, resigned after he was indicted on two counts of income tax evasion and one count of under-age consumption of an alcoholic beverage. As the clouds begin to clear, we see it’s time for each of us to start our journey down separate roads. As each person leaves there are shouts of 'goodbye' and 'I'll keep in touch' and 'take care. But as the last few linger on they start to talk of what they'd do differently if they had their senior year to live over. They definitely decided they wouldn’t change anything, because the memories they made that year have helped to make their lives happy and full of joy. When asked, by this reporter, what the main thing they learned their senior year was, they all agreed it was the attitude of accepting people the way they are. When asked why they thought that was so important, they said, ''Because it takes all kinds, and that’s what our senior class was made up of - all kinds. ’’ 114 117 811 119 rAll In Clover Queen's Court TOP TO BOTTOM: Jenna Fleming Candy Koehler Cynthia Stauffer Terri Dunn Kandy Stamer Brenda King Queen MARCIE MEGGINSON King's Court TOP TO BOTTOM: Rick Allen Mike Hemberger Tim Seifert Scott Rakes Bill Urbanski Terry Flannigan King BRUCE RAKES 120 121 Teachers Appreciation P. Renken, Principal; M. Megginson, Sec- retary . The tea afterwards. Kevin Kerr, College Prep Teacher. 122 Joel Pohlod, Advanced Math Teacher. Ava Rebman, Typing Teacher. Pam Fox, Bookkeeping Teacher. ero t ?? bummer Breeze (Prom Of 1974) 123 After Prom Party At Peg Renkens 124 125 To The Senior Class: Thanks For The Trip!!------------------------------ This picture is a reproduction of the card Diane Cape Coffman made and sent to the senior class. The printing under the picture is what was in the inside of the card. Mr. and Mrs. Coff- man were two of the chaperones who went on the senior class trip. Diane and RON CAPE-COFFMAN Barefoot In The Park mmSmiUm • m —■ ■ ■■--------- CAST: K. Kerr, K. Ludek, J. Celmer, J. Taylor, M. Monks, G. Opolka, P. Pignon, M. Powell, J. Michelich. Big Sur Speech Contest Play J. Baggerly - The Noble Savage M. Megginson - The Girl C. Corlas - The Old Woman T. Dunn - Minstrel J. Taylor - Big Arnie L. Crye - Tour Guide 129 B. Kerr - The Cop Speech Contest L. WOODSIDE: Special Occasion Speaking K. KERR: Extemporaneous C. CLARK Original Comedy g. mcmillan Dramatic Interpretation K. LUDEK: Oratorical Declamation C. CORLAS: Humorous Interpretation 130 Carnival The Sophomore Skit. Students Of The Months September B. Wilson December M. Powell March M. Hemberger October G. Opolka January S. Domescik November P. Renken February M. Megginson May C. Clark 133 April J. Pohlod Area Vocational Student Of The Months ED BURG - May Student of the Month. MARK MILLBURG - December Student of the Month. DAN SPOOR Month. - March Student of the DARLENE SPARKS - November Student of the Month. 134 Awards VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS: 1st place: K. Kerr 2nd place: A. Rebman 3rd place: C. Clark OUTSTANDING CHORUS MEMBER: M. Megginson WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES: J. Pohlod DAR: J. Marshall SAR: J. Pohlod MISS RURAL HEART: S. Domescik 135 Awards BLACK HATS: M. Megginson, E. Rigg, P. Fox. MISSING: R. Baldwin. BEST BOOKKEEPING STUDENT: S. Domescik BEST SHORTHAND STUDENT: C. Corlas Li Am STATE CHORUS WINNER: M. Powell OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA: S. Domescik, J. Pohlod. MISSING: M. Potts. BEST TYPING STUDENT: A. Rebman JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA WINNER: M. Megginson 136 Awards Who's Who Among American High School Students: ist row: D. Nardi, M. Potts, C. Koehler, M. Burton, S. Criquelion, J. Hemberger. 2nd ROW: A. Rebman, N. Hurley, P. Renken, R. Myers, J. Celmer, S. Domescik, B. Wilson. 3rd ROW: P. Fox, M. Megginson, K. Kerr, J. Pohlod, J. Marshall. Illinois State Scholars: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Myers, S. Domescik, N. Hurley, A. Rebman, J. Celmer, K. Kerr, J. Taylor, P. Renken, B. Wilson, Mr. Coffman (seated). 137 Awards VALEDICTORIAN: S. Domescik TOP MAGAZINE SELLERS: 1st place: M. Hemberger 2nd place: A. Marchizza 3rd place: K. Redfern GOLDEN HAMMER AWARD: B. Ladage CO-SALUTATORIAN: T. Dunn HOME EC AWARD: J. Ladage 138 MIKE'S TEXACO 620 No. Grand E. Prompt Friendly Dependable Service Lubrication - Oil Change Electronic Tune Ups Shock Absorbers Brake Work Comer 7th and N. Grand Ya'll Come 'n See Us NARMONT MACHINERY COURTY ELECTRIC CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON Phone - 438-6911 108 E. 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