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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

Dear friend of mine, To me it seems...but only yesterday...that you and I were school day pals...with happy, carefree ways...I think about you often, friend...the joys we used to know ...walks we took at autumntime, the days of long ago. Luceille Carey Memory Of Osburn Born: Oct. 11, 1957 Died: Oct. 5, 1974 In Memory Of Ms. Ruth Ann Alsop Sept. 18,1947-Feb. 15,1975 It is easy to be pleasant When life flows by like a song. But the man worth while Is one who will sm i le When everything else goes wrong. For the test of the heart is trouble. And it always comes With the years. And the smile that is worth The praise of earth. Is the smile that shines Through the tears. Dedication Margaret Ford We the senior class of 1975 dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Ford, a teacher who may not have always had the time, but made the time to care about each student 4 SWEET CHARITY LIVE AND LET DIE PSYCHO LAW AND DISORDER FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE CURSE OF THE LIVING DEAD JOY IN THE MORNING SHAFT! TOWERING INFERNO BEYOND THE DOOR TRUE GRIT THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT THE WAY WE WERE Michele Anson Larry Bancroft Michelle Bird Penny Bauswell Juli Bayless Buddy Behymer John Biles John Burtle Gary Callahan Mike Castleman David Crist Lisa Courty Kenny Crissey Joe Cundiff Donnie Dalton Terri Dautel Dan Deheve David Dixon Mike Dobson Derek Dolenc Keith Dunlap Greg Eastham Karin Edwards Gale Eliason Ned Enrietto Colleen Flannigan Cindy Gibson Susan Grider Wade Hamilton Jerry Harbour Mark Harris Allen Hartman Sue Horn Bill Karhliker Brad King Mark Kirby Left To Right; Row 1: Brad King, V.-Pres.; Ned Enrietto, Pres.; Row 2: Janet Marshall, Sec.; Kelly Stamer, Treas.; Derek Dolenc, S.C.; Row 3: David Shipman, S.C.; Mindy McNaught, S.C. David Shipman, S.C 10 Gene Vinlove Jill Walker Dawn Williams Jill Withers Bob Woodruff Rusty Koehler Cynthia Kolenich Lloyd Ladage Crystal Large Craig Lewis Norma Loyd Thomas Ludek Tom Macchio Gina Marchizza Cathy Marshall Janet Marshall Jamie McCarty Larry McClelland John McGlothlin Alan McGrew Mindy McNaught Jeff Millburg Stan Millburg Doug Miller Kerry Miller Randy Miller Ken Monks Frank Moore Debbie Moose Chris Mueller Barbara Norris Lisa Owens Dave Patient Tim Peecher Susan Pierce Kathy Ping Ray Rector Carol Sandidge David Shipman Tim Sperry Kelly Stamer Steve Thompson Buried Alive Fussy Anyone for fish? Hi Fans! I •• v My Christmas tree didn't Aren't we cute? ACTIVITIES: Bake Sale Cake Walk Car Wash Slave Day Officers: K. Redfern, S.C.; J. Le- Grand, Treas.; T. Flannigan, S.C.; A. Fleming, S.C.; C. Schneider, Pres.; M. Powell, V.P:; C. King, Sec. NOT PICTURED: Dana Bauswell Jeff Fur low Rodney Riccitelli Cyndee Thirwall Sherry Walters Randy Wantland David Ashby Joie Behymer Randy Brandon Roger Brown Greg Carlson Joe Cassell Debbie Chambers Mike Corlas Phyliss Crain Roger Day Sandy Day Becky Dowson Mike Dugger Bob Dunn Ray Edwards Joellyn Eliason Wendy Elliott Brenda Featherston Terry Flannigan Alyson Fleming Juanita Fox Rod Green David Grider Tom Harris Jerry Hemberger Keith Johnson Mark Jones Greg Kazenski Carolyn King Tim Lane 14 Jayne LeGrand Marylu Lewis Dennis Stratton Denise Thornton Jeanne Townsend Judy Williams Sue Lewis Cindy Loyd Joe McCarty David McGlothlin David McKenzie Roger McNaught Kim Miller Alex Minn Dianne Monks Denise Moose Valerie Nadalini Pam Oiler Pat Osburn Nora Pierce Carrie Pillischafske Fran Pitman Holly Pohlod Mark Powell Jinny Prill Don Rector Kevin Redfern Rhonda Robinson Janis Sailer Cindy Schneider Darrell Sergent Larry Sergent Pat Humphrey Silveus Terry Silveus Don Spitznagel Eve States Cynthia Stauffer Sandy Stewart 15 Cindy McClelland Seger Karen Bauswell Ellon Beck Lorna Bloome Mary Burg Nancy Burtle Pam Burtle Bob Burton Cheryl Carnett Jack Crissey Mary Cwik Mark Edmiston Becky Enrietto Kathy Flannigan Mike German Marty Gravit Diane Harbour Jim Hemberger Debbie Henn Charlene Howard Janet Hughes Cheryl Johnston Brenda King Ron Ladage Janet Laffey Kim Lewis John Ludek Joe Marchizza Susan Marshall Lisa Messmore Brent Micheli Sandy Miller David Moose Chuck Opolka Jill Osburn Barbara Patient Rick Peecher Nora Rasure Aria Rebman Bill Richardson Brenda Robey Mike Robinson Paul Saoler Lori Sandige Terri Sergeant Nate Sergent Kay Shipman Steve Smith Kevin Sperry Kim Stamer Sally Standefer David Thomas Sally Thompson Bill Urbanski Linda Vinlove Debbie Walker Vince Weddell Cathy White Karen Williams Louise Woodside Not Pictured: Pete Harms Mike Eldridge Kathy Flannigan - a Taco Tootsie 1 A man is not a man until he has experienced the pain and sorrow of love and survived to love once more. MICHAEL EARL CARTER MARILYN KAY BURTON Man can live his truth, his deepest truth, but he cannot speak it. It is for this reason that love becomes the ultimate human answer to the ultimate human question. 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. JOSEPH W. CHAMBERS 22 CAMILLA ANNE CORLAS CYNTHIA ELIZABETH CLARK Seeking is to have a goal, but finding is to be free. JAMES EARL CLARK Some may think I'm stupid, some may think I'm dumb, some may think me crazy, but I'm just having fun. When I am tempted to put some- thing off, I remind myself that to- day inevitably will become yester- day, tomorrow will become today, and there is only one day left until tomorrow. LISA JONETTE CRYE 23 KENNETH JOHN GYORKOS I can resist anything but temptation. Middle age is the time when young people are wasteful and old people are boring. KEITH BRAIN KERR JEAN RENE HEM BERGER The greatest right in the world is the right to be wrong. WILLIAM CLINT HUMKE Those who complain about the way the ball bounces are often the ones who dropped it. CLEVELON DONALD HARRIS JR. Winning is not everything, winning is the only thing. To cease smoking is the easiest thing I ever did; I ought to know because I've done it a thousand times. SHARON L. KING 25 JOHN M. KNOEPFLE In skating over thin ice our safety is in our speed. You can't shake hands with a clenched fist. BRENT A. LADAGE CANDACE LYN KOEHLER Patience is a virtue; I have never been accused of being virtuous. To live is the rarest thing in this world . . . most people only exist. WANDA J. MANSHIP KATHRYN ANNE LUDEK Merciful Father, I will not com- plain, I know that sunshine will fol- low rain. It isn't ever the same. In time I'll change and you and the currents of our lives but the image of this moment will never fade. This moment and you are unforgettable. ADRIENNE MARCHIZZA 26 GAIL ANN MCMILLAN The toughest part of a diet isn't watching what you eat; it's watch- ing what your friends eat. If you would be loved, love and be favorable. KIM MARIE MILLER DYANN S. MILLER I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. To love is to know the sacrifices which eternity exacts from life. PATRICIA D. OLLER DONNA MARIE NARDI If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured of far away. RICHARD L. PARMENTER JR. 27 RACHELLE 'LYN PIGNON A bell is just a bell until you ring it; A song is just a song until you sing it; A day is just a day until you live it; and love is just until you give it. JOHN ROBERT RICHMOND EDWARD GARY RIGG Really it's not losing so much that bothers a ball player, it's the next practice that kills him, Plow the land, plant the seed love our god, follow his creed; Farm on. TIMOTHY EUGENE SEIFERT i it ELIZABETH A. ROLANDO A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. 29 KANDACE ANNE STAMER Those who give have all things. KEVIN LEE VAN HUSS FRANCES M. THIRLWALL Each of us inevitable, each of us limitless, eachof us here as divine- ly as any is here. PAULA JUNE SWAIN LESLIE SUSAN STATES If I can't be myself, it's not worth being. RANDY JOE WEDDELL GARY LEE WILLIAMS The most essential thing in a young man's life is the gift of friendship. KAREN LEIGH WILSON For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Seniors Not Pictured: MARYBETH CHITI, DENNIS LEWIS, DOUG MARX, ROSE WALTERS. Left To Right: J. Knoepfle, Reporter; T. Seifert, Vice Pres.; G. McMillan, Sec.; K. Ludek, Pres.; J. Hemberger, St. Council Pres.; C. Koehler, St. Council; K. Stamer, Treas. 31 32 CHEMISTRY ECOLOGY PHYSICS JR. HIGH SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ADVISOR JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR BIOLOGY I, II GENERAL SCIENCE SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSOR PSYCHOLOGY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR 34 U.S.HISTORY SOCIOLOGY CIVICS ANTON DOLENC WORLD HISTORY DRIVER EDUCATION SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISOR GEOMETRY PRACTICAL MATH ALGEBRA II ADVANCED MATH JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR 35 TYPING I, II BOOKKEEPING OFFICE PRACTICE COMMERCE CLUB ADVISOR SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSOR MARGARET KAUFMAN SHORTHAND I ALGEBRA I GENERAL BUSINESS TYPING I FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSOR J.V. BASKETBALL COACH BASEBALL COACH COMMERCE CLUB ADVISOR 36 GARY HAYES LEATHER CRAFT ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING INDUSTRIAL ORIENTATION CABINET MAKING i, n MACHINE WOODWORKING ADVANCED DRAFTING MASS PRODUCTION JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR AGRICULTURE I, II SMALL ENGINES HORTICULTURE MULTI-CYLINDER ENGINES ELECTRICITY WELDING AGRI-BUSINESS OFF-FARM MANAGEMENT FFA ADVISOR SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR HOME ECONOMICS h n INTERMEDIATE FOODS INTERMEDIATE CLOTHING INTERIOR DECORATION CHILD DEVELOPMENT BACHELOR LIVING ADULT LIVING FHA ADVISOR YEARBOOK ADVISOR SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR 37 RUTH ALSUP JUNIOR HIGH VOCAL MUSIC HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS FREEDOM'S CHILDREN JUNIOR HIGH VOCAL MUSIC HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS FREEDOM'S CHILDREN 38 JUNIOR HIGH BAND CONCERT BAND MARCHING BAND STAGE BAND DIXIELAND BAND SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR JOY HALE GIRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION VOLLEYBALL COACH TRACK COACH GIRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOY'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOOTBALL COACH TRACK COACH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 39 ENGLISH II SPEECH I MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMA MADGE SHOWN FRENCH I, II ENGLISH III MARGARET FORD NANCY NEILSON ENGLISH I COLLEGE PREP. SPEECH II CHEER LEADING ADVISOR FRESHMEN CLASS SPONSOR BILL DECK SCHOOL LIBRARIAN LIBRARY CLUB SPONSOR FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSOR DEBBIE YARD STUDENT TEACHER IN HOME ECONOMICS LYNNE HUCHEL STUDENT TEACHER IN BUSINESS BEANIMKE SCHOOL NURSE MIDDLE SCHOOL SECRETARY 41 MARY NEUMANN UNIT SECRETARY JUNE RUTHERFORD UNIT SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD Lower Photo, Left To Right: Joe Thomas, Bud King, Joe Ludek, Harold Boesdoefer, Larry Handy, Larry Castleman, Larry Weddell. 42 43 Office Help, Left To Right: J. Dixon, D. Miller, C. Koehler, D. Goodroe, J. Hemberger, L. Rolan- do, K. Flannigan, G. McMillan. BUS DRIVERS COOKS MAINTENANCE Punkin McClelland Anton Dolenc Carol Hayes Mary Powell, Lucy Cousin, Eileen Divjak, Norma Pierce. Earl Moorman Dave Farris Yearbook Staff Row 1: D. Nardi, K. Redfern, M. Burton, C. Koehler, editor, K. Ludek, business editor, S. Gibson, P. Sergent, S. Mar- shall. Row 2: G. McMillan, J. Laffey, K. Stamer, L. Owens, M. Anson, M. McNaught, C. Gibson, L. Rolando, M. Snow. Row 3: J. Hemberger, S. Criquelion, D. Thornton, S. Lewis, F. Pitman, S. Aumiller, J. Dixon. Row 4: T. Seifert, L. Crye, N. Rasure, M. Burg, N. Burtle, K. Shipman, B. Enrietto. Row 5: B. Ladage, D. Moose, S. Pierce, S. Grider, C. Kolenich, C. Marshall, V. Nadalini. 46 Staff Working On Yearbook 47 Student Council The Student Council had a busy year. We sponsored the Homecoming. We re- vised the constitution, planned an assem- bly, and worked on the policy of exemp- tion from semester exams for next year. We sponsored a Christmas decoration contest, a new student orientation pro- gram, and local student council exchang- es. We have a Valentine's party and put on a skit. As a source of income we sold popcorn at ball games. Meeting Popcorn sales Left To Right: Seated: P. Oiler Sergent, C. Clark, M. McNaught, C. Schneider. Standing: Mr. Theole, D. Shipman, J. Knoepfle, C. Humke, K. Redfern, B. Robey, A. Fleming, N. Rasure, A. Marchizza, D. Dolenc, S. Rakes, On Antenna: Bottom To Top: T. Flannigan, B. Ladage, K. Shipman, C. Koehler. On Roof: Left To Right: K. Flannigan, J. Hem- berger. Not pictured: T. Seifert, G. McMillan, S. Gibson. Row 1: Mr. Thoele, Advisor; Row 2: J. Hemberger, Pres.; K. Flannigan, V. Pres.; Row 3: C. Koehler, Sec.; K. Shipman, Treas.;T. Flannigan, Reporter. Skit 48 ACTIVE MEMBERS: Row 1: S. Criquelion, rep.; C. Koehler, treas.; J. Hemberger, v. pres.; M. Burton, pres.; K. Ludek, sec.; S. Gibson, st. coun. rep. Row 2: D. Thomas, M. Gravit, K. Stamer, P. Swain, L. Messmore, M. Cwik, Mr. Davis, adv. Row 3: J. Richmond, A. Reb- man, D. Nardi. Row 4: B. Ladage, K. Bauswell, J. Hughes, K. Ship- man, T. Sergeant, M. Burg, N. Rasure. Row 5: S. Aumiller, N. Burtle. INDUCTEES: Row 1: D. Walker, J. Townsend, V. Natalini, L. Crye, C. Schneider, K. Flannigan. Row 2: T. Flannigan, J. Fox, L. States, D. Ashby, A. Minn. Row 3: Mr. Davis, adv.; J. Eliason, J. Prill. 49 FHA MEMBERS INCLUDE: K. Redfern, Pres.; J. Hughes, 1st Vice-Pres.; D. Miller, 2nd Vice-Pres.; K. Bauswell, Sec.; K. Flannigan, Treas.; K. Lewis, P.R.; B. Robey, V.P. Recr.; D. Dalton, V.P. Projects,; A. Rebman, Historian,; C. Schneider, St. Council; J. Fox, L. Owens, C. Loyd, K. Williams, S. Pierce, D. Henn, J. Prill, P. Oiler, J. Walker, M. Bird, D. Williams, C. Pillischafske, D. Thornton, B. Dowson, J. Williams, S. Grider, C. Mueller, N. Pierce, K. Miller, D. Chambers, D. Moose, T. Dautel, M. Anson, W. Manship, J. Dixon, C. Kolenich, S. Lewis, P. Bauswell, C. Gibson, S. Horn, K. Edwards, L. States, J. Laffey, E. Beck, L. Bloome, Advisor, Mrs. Carol Roberts. National Convention Delegate: J. Fox. State Convention Delegates: K. Bauswell, K. Redfern, C. Schneider. Outstanding F.H.A. Members Mother Daughter Banquet Pizza Party Section Officer 51 FFA Activities Upper Left: P. Harms, D. Thornton, M. Powell State Grain Judging Contest. Lower Left: T. Seifert, B. Ladage Section 14 Tractor Driving Contest. Upper Right: K. Sperry, D. Moose, P. Harms Ag Mechanics Contest. Lower Right: D. Shipman, L. McClelland, M. Dobson-State Meat Judging Team. 52 Above: C. Clark Above: S. Rakes Livestock Specialty Winner Soil and Water Conservation Winner Above: Mr. Heiderscheid Fearless Leader Below: J. Hemberger Ping Pong Champ Row 1: M.V. Heiderscheid, T. Seifert, B. Ladage, S. Rakes, D. Moose, J. Clark, K. Sperry. Row 2: L. Crye, C. Clark, L. McClelland, J. Cassell, B. Woodruff, M. Powell, R. McNaught, M. Dobson, C. Behymer. Row 3: J. Millburg, L. Sergent, D. Parmenter, K. Monks, M. Snow, K. Miller, D. Ship- man, S. Millburg. Row 4: G. Williams, D. Thornton, K. Shipman, L. Ladage, R. Weddell, D. Grider, R. Ladage, K. Miller. Row 5: T. Sperry, M. German, J. Hemberger V. Weddell, J. Dobson, J. Harbour, R. Koehler. 53 Lettermen's Club Row 1: T. Seifert, D. Sergent, J. Knoepfle. Row 2: M. Carter, B. Richardson, J. Dobson, J. Crissey, M. German. Row 3: B. Urbanski, T. Silveus, R. Edwards, J. Marchizza, M. Robinson, J. Ludek, T. Ram- sey, M. Eldridge, E. Rigg, R. Weddell. Row 5: R. Ladage, L. Sergent, J. Richmond. Row 6: J. Cham- bers, K. Johnson, R. Baldwin, D. Thomas, M. Powell. Row 7: D. Dolenc, Coach Parola, T. Flannigan. Top Row: J. Dobson, Pres.; J. Knoepfle, S.C. Bottom Row: M. Carter, Treas.; T. Ramsey, Sec. The Lettermen's Club has had a prosperous year. We paid off all our bills, including the weight machine debt. Money raising projects for this year included a chicken-picking at Loami and a faculty-class basketball game. Plans are being made to replace the seven-man blocking sled. 54 Pep Club 1st Row: T. Parola, L. Messmore, K. Starrier, M. Burton, B. Patient, J. Hemberger. 2nd Row: Ms. Neilsen, V. Nadalini, C. Stauffer, L. Courty, A. Fleming, K. Stamer. 3rd Row: A. Marchizza, M. Carter, K. Stamer, K. Ship- man, N. Burtle, K. Redfern, K. Flannigan. 4th Row: B. Ladage, S. Thompson, C. Schneider, J. Eliason, J. Fox, C. Sandidge, N. Pierce, J. Townsend, B. Robey. 5th Row: T. Seifert, C. Pillischafske, S. Walters, J. Prill, T. Flan- nigan, S. Marshall, M. Powell, G. McMillan, C. Clark, L. Crye, B. Kerr. 6th Row: E. Rigg, S. Rakes, J. Le- Grand, T. Sergeant, D. Moose, L. Sandidge, B. Enrietto, S. Pierce, M. Bird, G. Eilers. 7th Row: D. Parmenter, T. Ramsey, T. Macchio, M. Cwik, P. Oiler, M. German, C. Flannigan, B. King, L. Rolando, D. Harris. 55 G.A.A Officers: K. Flannigan, Pres.; L. Messmore, V.P.; N. Rasure, Sec.; K. Red- fern, Treas.; B. Robey, S.C. Active Members: J. Dixon, J. Eliason, T. Sergent, N. Burtle, J. LeGrand, D. Chambers, C. Pignon, D. Walker, B. Enrietto, V. Nadalini, K. Bauswell, L. Owens, S. Pierce, C. How- ard, C. Schneider, M. Burg, D. Moose, N. Pierce, A. Marchizza, L. Courty, S. Criquelion, D. Nardi, K. Ludek, C. Corlas, K. Williams, C. King, J. Prill, C. Flannigan, C. Sandidge, J. Fox, S. Marshall, K. Shipman, C. Gibson, S. Walters, M. Anson, S. Gibson, K. Koehler, P. Oiler, J. Townsend, M. McNaught. T. Dautel. 56 Library Club Officers: L. Crye, Pres.; P. Oiler, S.C.; C. Clark, V. Pres.; Not pictured, S. King, Sec.- Treas. ACTIVE MEMBERS: J. Prill, D. Rector, L. Sandidge, K. Miller, C. Sandidge, P. Burtle, M. McNaught, K. Stamer, N. Burtle, M. Burg, M. Cwik, J. Walker, C. Schneider, D. Wil- liams, V. Nadalini, S. Walters, V. Sergeant, D. Ashby, A. Fleming, J. Fox, J. Eliason, T. Sergeant, C. Howard, M. Edmiston, C. King, E. States, S. Marshall, P. Oiler, S. King, C. Clark, L. Crye, T. Flanni- gan, F. Pitman, K. Redfern, J. Townsend, N. Rasure, K. Stam- er, P. Oiler, B. King, K. Van- Huss, K. Shipman, J. LeGrand, S. Smith, M. Snow, L. Courty, G. Eilers, C. Flannigan, S. Lewis. 57 Row 1: K. Redfern, C. Koehler, J. Hemberger, G. McMillan, L. Crye. Row 2: Mrs. Bailey, C. Johnston, C. White, D. Harbour, K. Ludek, A. Rebman, B. King, C. Clark, L. Rolando, K. Miller, N. Burtle, Mr. Wascher. Row 3: C. Howard, M. Snow, J. Dixon, C. Corlas, M. Cwik, L. Mess- more, E. Rigg, A. Marchizza, M. Robinson, T. Sergeant, K. VanHuss, D. Walker, S. Thomp- son, D. Henn, V. Sergeant. Echo Staff Left To Right: D. Dalton, W. Manship, J. Dixon, P. Sergent, L. Crye, C. Koehler, K. Redfern, J. Hemberger. That's not shorthand, Phil! Commerce Club Junior Varsity Seated: Cynthia Stauffer, Val Nadalini, Standing: Lisa Courty, Captain Alyson Fleming, Kelly Stamer. 60 Cheerleaders Cynthia Stauffer Val Nadalini Lisa Courty Kelly Stamer Alyson Fleming Jean Hemberger Toni Parol a Kandy Stamer Lisa Messmore Barb Patient Marilyn Burton Varsity Letter Winners 62 Letterwinners are: D. Harris, J. Dixon, B. Kerr, M. Carter, T. Ramsey, E. Rigg, B. Ladage, R. Weddell, S. Cri- quelion, T. Seifert, J. Chambers, R. Baldwin, J. Knoepfle, J. Dobson. Football Row 1: T. Macchio; B. Woodruff; S. Thompson; B. Karliker; T. Parola, mascot; B. King; M. Dobson; J. Burtle; R. Miller. Row 2: M. Powell, mgr.; J. Biles; M. Eldridge; K. Johnson, B. Richardson; J. Crissey; T. Silveus; B. Ur- banski; R. Edwards; 1_. Sergent; T. Flannigan, mgr. Row 3: Coach Parola; G. Vinlove; D. Sergent; M. Carter; J. Dobson; J. Knoepfle; D. Harris; N. Sergent; D. Thomas; J. Marchizza; D. Dolenc; Coach Flannigan. SCORES AUBURN 0 AUBURN 33 AUBURN 12 AUBURN 0 AUBURN 20 AUBURN 6 AUBURN 0 AUBURN 14 AUBURN 0 7 VIRDEN 18 DIVERNON 14 WAVERLY 12 GIRARD Homecoming 16 PAWNEE 40 KINCAID 6 NORTHWESTERN 12 GREENFIELD 48 NEW BERLIN 63 J. Knoepfle T. Silveus J. Dobson L. Sergent J. Ludek D. Dolenc D. Harris 64 65 66 67 Basketball Sitting On FlolkW ach Rigg. Lying On Bench: B. Kerr, T. Ramsey. Si Wascher, B. Urtyanski, J. Ludek, E. Rigg f I. Edmiston, B. Ladage, M. El M. Robinson, T. Seifert, J. Marchizz rLying On Locker: J. Hemberger. hes: Assi t Coach s, mgr., Season's Record ♦♦Auburn 41 Waverly 57 ++Auburn 46 Di vernon 72 Auburn 54 New Holland Middletown 62 Auburn 61 Virden 67 ♦♦Auburn 61 Greenfield 77 Holiday Tourney Auburn 48 Franklin 68 Auburn 52 New Berlin 82 Auburn 47 Riverton 89 Auburn 56 Rochester 81 Auburn 45 New Berlin 62 County Tourney Auburn 67 Illiopolis 75 Auburn 60 Tri City 62 ♦♦Auburn 48 Kincaid 68 Auburn 53 Pleasant Plains 78 ♦♦Auburn 56 Franklin 64 Auburn 69 Carrollton 86 ♦♦Auburn 59 Pawnee 83 ♦♦Auburn 72 Northwestern 57 ♦♦Auburn 39 Morrisonville 50 ♦♦Auburn 55 Girard 61 Auburn 49 Routt 81 Regional Tourney Auburn 52 Franklin 73 ♦♦Conference Games 68 Counter-Clockwise: 30-R. Miller, D. Grider, M. Powell, T. Macchio, D. Patient, L. Bancroft, M. Kirby, N. Enrietto, K. Monks, T. Flannigan, B. Karhliker, D. Dolenc, J. McCarty, M. Dobson, D. Dalton, B. Woodruff, G. Vinlove, D. McGloth- lin, T. Lane, K. Redfern, L. Sergent. Center: Coach Wascher. Junior Varsity 69 Top Right: Auburn was a speedy team. The sprinters were constant point winners. On The Ground Are Ron Ladage, Terry Flannigan, and Larry Sergent. Standing: Nate Sergent, Darrell Sergent, and Bill Richardson. There were plenty of smiles at the finish line. Left Bottom: Mike Robinson and Derek Dolenc ran the hurdle events along with teammate Bill Urbanski. Right Middle: These are the high jumpers and long jumpers. Rounding out field events were Bill Karhliker, Tom Macchio, Pat Osburn, Larry Sergent, Vince Weddell, Mike Robinson, Darrell Sergent, and Derek Dolenc. Right Bottom: The Trackettes talk over their assignments with Coach Parola. The girls kept statistics, carried starting blocks, and ran tabs on team equipment. They were Kay Shipman, Vicki Sergeant, Nora Rasure, Nancy Burtle, and Kathy Flannigan. Boy's Track Upper Left: These are the long distance runners. Sitting On The Ground Is Pat Osburn, Standing Are Ray Edwards and Mike Eldridge. John Burtle is just taking it easy on Mike and Ray's shoulders. Middle: These are the guys with extra pu-ush on the team. David Thomas and Mike Dobson were Shot Putters. Ron Ladage and Tom Macchio threw the disc. At Right: Warming up for the 880 run are Ray Edwards and Dave McGlothlin. Lower Left: Fast! Nothing else could describe the guys that made up the 440, 880, and mile relays. Standing are Ron Ladage, Ray Edwards, Tom Macchio, Terry Flannigan, and John Ludek; Sitting are Nate Sergent and Mike Robinson; taking it easy is Bill Richardson. Lower Right: Darrell Sergent was awarded Auburn's Most Valuable Trackster. Keep on runnin', Darrell! Girl's Track Standing, Left To Right: S. Grider, C. Gibson, C. Schneider, K. Flannigan, Coach Hale, Mgr. P. Oiler. Seated, Left To Right: S. Pierce, H. Pohlod, C. Flannigan, S. Criquelion, N. Rasure. Girls Track Record 75 Auburn 74 Pawnee 52 Morrisonville 40 Auburn 75 Girard 66 Franklin 23 Auburn Di vernon Northwestern Auburn 76 Girard 56 Northwestern 35 Greenfield Auburn Waverly Northwestern After a disputed decision, Auburn girls placed third at the county meet, behind Illiopolis and Glenwood. At the M.S.M. meet Auburn placed second. At the district meet Auburn placed eleventh out of thirty-seven. The following girls participated at the state meet: Kathy Flannigan; mile run. Cindy Schneider, Susan Grider; 880 relay. Nora Rasure, Susan Pierce. Hurdlers: N. Rasure, S. Criquelion, S. Grider. Shot: J. Dixon Broad Jumper: L. Courty Disc: S. Marshall Shot Put: H. Pohood Broad Jumpers: K. Flannigan, l J. Rasure. 73 Row 1: K. Stamer, bat girl; Coach Wascher, M. Burton, bat girl. Row 2: K. Monks, J. McCarty, M. Carter, M. Gravit, B. Burton, D. Rector, Row 3: L. Sergent, J. Chambers, l l. Enrietto, R. Weddell, N. Sergent, R. Baldwin, D. Harris. Row 4: J. Knoepfle, K. Johnson, M. Eldridge, D. Sergent, E. Rigg, J. Marchizza. SCORES AUBURN 6 AUBURN 6 AUBURN 2 AUBURN 5 AUBURN 7 AUBURN 5 AUBURN 2 AUBURN WON BY FORF AUBURN 4 AUBURN 0 DISTRICT 4 FRANKLIN 7 MORRISONVILLE 12 KINCAID 4 RIVERTON 9 PAWNEE 15 GLENWOOD 4 FRANKLIN MORRISONVILLE 9 PAWNEE 4 PAWNEE 74 Pitching award and Mos Valuable Player. Baseball 3 75 Kneeling: J. Prill, C. Stauffer, G. Eliason, Standing: Mrs. Hale, N. Pierce, S. Marshall, S. Criquelion, N. Burtle, On Top: K. Flannigan. Volleyball This is the first year for a Girl's Volleyball team at Auburn High. Since it was the first year they only played two matches. They won their first match against Edinburg, the second was in a tournament which they lost in a very close match against Raymond-Lin- colnwood. We all appreciate the great effort shown by all who participated and look for- ward to having Girl's Volleyball in years to come. 76 Student Life 78 79 80 Getting it All Together 82 The Parade 83 Homecoming Queen's Court 84 The Game 85 86 Oklahoma Aunt Eller...............Kathryn Ludek Curley.....................David Ashby Laurey...........Gail McMillan Will Parker . . . Terry Flannigan Jud Fry..........Rusty Baldwin Ado Annie Carnes.........Susan Marshall AM Hakim.............Alex Minn Gertie Cummings . . Cindy Clark Andrew Carnes Mark Powell 87 Whole Row 1: J. Fox, K. Ping, C. Kolenich, S. Marshall, L. Owens, J. Sailer, C. Marshall, M. Anson, L. Sandidge, K. Stamer, M. Burton, J. Walker, K. Redfern. Row 2: M. Bird, K. Ludek, C. Clark, P. Swain, A. Hartman, C. Opol- ka, L. Marx, M. Powell, T. Flannigan, B. Enrietto, C. Mueller, E. States, C. Sandidge. Row 3: K. Stamer, D. Thornton, N. Pierce, F. Pitman, D. Moose, T. Sergeant, T. Ramsey, R. Koehler, D. Ashby, L. Crye, L. States, N. Burtle. Row 4: D. Walker, S. Pierce, C. Howard, G. McMillian, K. Dunlap, R. Baldwin, J. Clark, K. Redfern, E. Rigg, A. Minn, M. Kirby, S. Aumiller, K. Shipman, B. Sergeant. 88 Choir Freedom's Children Row 1: Cindy Clark, Vicki Sergeant, Mari- lyn Burton, Denise Thornton. Row 2: Terry Flannigan, Alex Minn, Mark Powell, Chuck Opolka. Row 3: Sara Gibson, Mark Kir- by, Gail McMillan, David Ashby, Jim Clark, Ed Rigg, Kevin Redfern, Terri Sergeant, Rusty Baldwin, Janis Sailer. On Top: Kathryn Lud- ek, Kandy Stamer, Kim Stamer, Kelly Stamer. 90 Stage Band Row 1: C. Stauffer, T. Handy, V. Sergeant, T. Sergeant, N. Sergeant. Drill Team Row 2: J. Hemberger, A. Minn. Row 3: R. Walker, T. Sandness, E. Rigg, C. Clark. Row 4: D. Walker, G. Ludek, R. Baldwin, P. Swain, Center: D. Walker. Row 1: N. Rasure, M. S Gibson. Burg, D Thomton. Concert Band Center: V. Sergeant. Row 1: N. Sergeant, K. Stamer, M. Burton, L. Chandler, D. Moose, K. Ludek, P. Swain, R. Goodroe, L. Nimke, N. Burtle, C. Stauffer, T. Sergeant. Row 2: J. Dixon, L. Beatty, B. Ketchum, K. Shipman, M. Pierce, M. Bird, S. Gibson, L. Courty, C. McGrew, L. Gibson, L. Beatty, T. Seifert, J. Fox, C. Marshall. Row 3: T. Sandness, C. Richey, D. LaConte, C. Gibson, R. Walker, K. Gonco, D. Marshall, C. Clark, T. Baldwin, D. Walker, G. Ludek, T. Koehler, C. Corlas, J. Burg, M. Kessler, P. Spoor, R. Baldwin, T. Ramsey, E. Rigg, S. Stand- ford, D. Rutherford, A. McGrew, J. Millburg, A. Minn, J. Hemberger. 92 Marching Band 94 Contestants Entry Place Gail McMillan Kathryn Ludek Lisa Crye Gail McMillan Cindy Clark Kim Stamer Kathy Flannigan Sal ly Thompson Tim Ramsey Susan Marshall Mary Burg Nancy Burtle Oratorical Declamation - 1st Dramatic Interpretation - 4th Duet Acting - 5th Duet Acting - 5th Original Comedy Prose Reading Verse Reading Original Oration Radio Speaking Readers Theatre Readers Theatre Readers Theatre Speech Contest The district speech contest was held on March 1, at Lincoln High School. After receiving a first at District, Gail advanced to the Sectional Contest at Woodriver High School. 95 y T. Seifert. K. Redfern B. Ladage, K. Bauswell K. Lewis, T. Ramsey B. Richardson, J. Hughes K. Flannigan, B. Urbanski K. Redfern, C. Schneider B. Robey, B. King % S. Rakes. J. Hemberger M. Burton, J. Ladage K. Flannigan, D. Moose C. Schneider, R. Ladage T. Seifert, K. Redfern J. Clark;, K. Stamer K. Sperry, K. Stamer F.H.A. Carnival 98 99 Class Tourney Anybody know any dirty jokes? L 100 101 Butterflies Are Free 103 104 Awards At Left: JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: R. Baldwin Lower Middle: VALEDICTORIAN: D. Nardi Top Right: GIRL'S STATE: C. Howard Middle Right: STUDENTS OF THE MONTH: Seated: M. Burton, C. Mc- Millan, J. Hemberger. Standing: K. Ludek, R. Baldwin, J. Knoepfle, N. Rasuer. Absent: K. Flannigan, S. Criquelion. Lower Right: SALUTATORIAN: S. Criquelion. 106 At Left: MATH AWARD: K. Stamer. Lower Left: COMMERCIAL AWARDS: Row 1: Left To Right: S. Marshall, T. Sergeant, L. Sandidge, P. Burtle. Row 2: S. King, W. Manship, J. Hughes, V. Sergeant. Row 3: D. Walker, L. Woodside, A. Rebman, N. Burtle. Row 4: K. Ludek, E. Rigg, J. Hemberger, D. Thomas. Middle Right: CHORUS AWARDS: Left To Right: T. Flannigan, G. McMillan, C. Opolka. Lower Right: B LACK H AT AWARDS: Left To Right: C. Corlas, V. Sergeant, C. Clark, R. Baldwin. 107 Lower Left: DAR, C. Clark; SAR, J. Knople. Top Left: HOME ECONOMICS AWARD: S. Aumiller Top Right: BETTY CROCKER AWARD: S. Criquelion Lower Right: WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL: Left To Right; Row 1: S. Aumiller, K. Flannigan, M. Burton, S. Marshall. Row 2: L. States, K. Stamer, J. Hemberger, S. Criquelion. Row 3: S. Gibson, K. Ludek, N. Rasure, G. McMillan. Row 4: L. Crye, N. Burtle. CASH AWARD TO VALEDICTORIAN AND SA LUTATORIAN BY THE STATE BANK OF AUBURN: VALEDICTORIAN: D. Nardi; SA LUT ATORIAN: S. Criquelion. ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS: S. Gibson, M. Burton. STATE BANK OF AUBURN SCHOLARSHIP: L. States. JUENNE FEMME SCHOLARSHIPS: C. Corlas, J. Chambers. ROTARY IMPROVEMENT AWARDS: J. Clark, G. McMillan. 108 At Left: VOCATIONAL STUDENT OF THE MONTH: P. Pignon. Middle Left: VOCATIONAL STUDENT OF THE MONTH: K. Sperry. Lower Left: VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS: Bot- tom To Top: L. Messmore, 3rd place; M. Burg, 2nd place; K. Flannigan, 1st place. Middle Right: VOCATIONAL STUDENT OF THE MONTH: D. Moose. Lower Right: IL LINOISE ST ATE SCHO LARS: Left To Right: S. Aumiller, S. Gibson, L. Crye, M. Burton. 109 Senior Activities SHARON AUMILLER FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2-4; Chorus 3-4; GAA 1; Oklahoma Stage Crew 4. RUSTY BALDWIN Lettermen's Club 3,4; Baseball 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Dixieland Combo 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Freedom's Children 2-4; Marching Band 1-4; Li 11 Abner 3; Oklahoma 4. MARILYN BURTON Pep Club 1,2,4; Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2-4; Pres. 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Freedom's Children 2,4; Company 12 3; LH' Abner 3; GAA 1,2; Cheerleader 1,4; Who's Who 3,4; Jr. Class sec; III. State Scholar 4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Sweetheart Court 4; Baseball Stats Girl 4. MIKE CARTER Pep Club 4, Treas. 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Freedom s Children 2. JOE CHAMBERS Pep Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2-4; Football 1; Track 1. CINDY CLARK FHA 2-4; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 4; Commerce Club 3,4; Library Club 1-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 2-4; Company 12 3; Freedom's Children 4; Li 11 Abner 3; Oklahoma 4; Band (Marching, Pep, Stage, Concert) 1-4; Black Hat Award 3; Ensemble Contest 3; V.F.W. 3rd place winner 3; Speech Contest 3,4; Student of Month 3; D.A.R. Award 4. JIM CLARK FFA 1-4; Treas. 1, Rep. 4; Library Club 3; Track 1; Band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Freedom's Children 3,4. CAMMIE CORLAS Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 3,4; Speech Contest 3, 6th place; Band Contest 3; Big Sir 3; Marching Band 1-4. SUSAN CRIQUELION Pep Club 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; Commerce 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2-4, Rep. 4; Track 3,4; Cheerleader 1; GAA 1-4; Who's Who 3,4; Volleyball team 4; Betty Crocker Award 4. LISA CRYE FFA 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Library Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Commerce Club 1-4, Rep. 4; Echo Art Editor 1-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Track 3,4; Chorus 4; III. St. Scholar 4; Oklahoma 4; Speech Contest 3,4; Contest play 3; GAA 1-4. DONNA DALTON FHA 1-4; Pep Club 2; Commerce Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. JUDY DIXON FHS 1-4; Pep Club 2,4; Library Club 3,4; Commerce Club 2-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1-4; GAA 1-3; Track 4. GREG QLERS FFA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Library Club 2-4; Yearbook Staff 3. LEE GARDNER Lettermen's Club 4; Basketball 3; Football 1-4; Track 1,3; Chorus 3. SARA GIBSON Pep Club 1,2; Commerce Club 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2-4; Girl's Track 3; Band 1-4; Chorus 3,4; GAA 1-4; Freedom's Children 2-4; III. St. Scholar 4; Stage Band 1-4; Dixieland Band 1-3. KATHY GILMORE FHA 2,3; Pep Club 2; Library Club 2,3. KEN GYORKOS AVC. no DON HARRIS Transfer 3; Speech Contest 2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Basketball Manager 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 3,4; Football 2-4; Track 2,4. JEAN HEMBERGER FHA 1,2 Historian, 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Commerce Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 3, Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2-4, Vice Pres. 4; Cheerleader 1-4; St. Patrick's Queen Court 2; Policy Committee 2,3; Trojan Echo Editor 4; Who's Who 3,4; Office Assistant 3,4; 1975 Sweetheart Queen. BRIAN KERR Pep Club 1,2; Lettermen's Club 4; Crier Staff 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 4; One-Act Play 3. SHARON KING FHA 1-3; Pep Club 2; Library Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Commerce Club 2,3; GAA 1; Drill Team 2. JOHN KNOEPFLE Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 3,4; Football 3,4; Class Reporter 4. CANDY KOEHLER Pep Club 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; Commerce Club 2-4, Secretary 3, Vice Pres. 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Crier Staff 3; Yearbook Staff Editor 4; NHS 2-4, Treasurer 4; Who's Who' 3; St. Patrick's Queen Court 3; GAA 1-4; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 3. BRENT LADAGE FFA 1-4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 4; NHS 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Industrial Arts Club Secretary 3. DENNIS LEWIS Library Club 4; Commerce Club 4; Chorus 4. KATHRYN LUDEK Pep Club 1,2; Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff Business Editor 4; NHS 3,4, Secretary 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; GAA 1,2,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,2, President 4; Freedom's Children 2,4; Company 12 3; Li I' Abner 3; Oklahoma 4; Illini Girl's State Rep.; Who's Who 4. WANDA MANSHIP FHA 1-4; Vice Pres, of Public Relations 3, Vice Pres, of Projects 4; Pep Club 1,2; Commerce Club 3; GAA 1. ADRIENNE MARCHIZZA Pep Club 1,2,4; Commerce Club 2-4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4, Sports Editor; Basketball Statistician 4; Chorus 2; GAA 1-4; Drill Team 2; Volleyball Team 4. DOUG MARX AVC 3,4. gail mcmillan Pep Club 1,2,4; Commerce Club 3,4, Treas.; Drama 2,3; Library Club 1,2; Student Council 4; GAA 1; Who's Who 3; Class Sec. 4; Trackette 2; Office Assistant 4; Homecoming Court 4; Speech Contest 2,3,4; Music Contest 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Oklahoma 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Freedom's Children 2,4; Company 12 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Rotary Most Improved Student Award 4. KIM MILLER FHA 1; FFA 2,3,4; Library Club 4; Commerce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1-3; Freedom's Children 2; Company 12 3; Li I Abner 3. DONNA NARDI Pep Club 1,2; Commerce Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2,3,4; Who's Who 3,4; GAA 1-4; Cheerleader 1. PAT OLLER FHA 1-3; Pep Club 1,2; Library Club 3,4; Commerce Club 2,4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Homecoming Court 3. Ill DICK PARMENTER FFA 1-4; Baseball 3. CHELLE PIGNON FFA 3; Pep Club 1; Library Club 2; Chorus 2,3; GAA 3,4. PHIL PIGNON Yearbook Staff 3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Band 1-4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3. SCOTT RAKES FFA 1-4, Treas. 2, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Basketball 1-4; Class President 1. TIM RAMSEY Pep Club 2,4; Drama Club 1; Student Council 1,2, Rep; Lettermen's Club 3,4 Sec; Basketball 1,3,4; Football 3; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Class Vice-President 1; District Speech Contest 1,3,4; Inherit the Wind 1; Li I' Abner 3; Oklahoma 4; Freedom's Children 2. JOHN RICHMOND Student Council 1; Lettermen's Club 3,4; NHS 2-4; Football 1,3; Track 1. Commerce Club 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-3; Football 1; Band 1-4; Freedom's Children 2,3 Dixieland Band 3,4; Chorus 1-4. LIS ROLANDO Pep Club 1,2,4; Commerce Club 1-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Office Assistant 4. FFA 1-4; Treas.; Pep Club 1,2,4; Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1; Band 1; Class Vice President 4; Industrial Arts Club 3; 1975 Sweetheart King. VICKI SERGEANT Pep Club 1,2,4; Drama Club 2; Library Club 2-4; Commerce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Trackette 2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Majorette 2,3; GAA 1-3; Freedom's Children 2-4; Oklahoma 4. DAVE SETTLE StudBbt Council 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Basketball 1-3; Football 1. MIKE SNOW FFA 1-4; Library Club 3,4; Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 1,2. KANDY STAMER FHA 2, State Delegate, Historian 3; Pep Club 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2-4; GAA 1,2; Class Treas. 4; Who s Who 3,4; Cheerleader 4; St. Patrick's Queen Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Chorus 2-4; Freedom's Children 2,4; Company 12 3. LESLIE STATES FHA 4; Library Club 4; Chorus 4; Oklahoma 4. KEVIN VAN HUSS Library Club 3,4; Commerce Club 4; Track 1-3. ROSE WALTERS Library Club 1; Track 1,3,4; GAA 1; Chorus 1. RANDY WEDDELL FFA 3,4; Lettermen's Club 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-3; Football 1. GARY WILLIAMS FFA 1-4; Football 1. KAREN WILSON Drama Club 1,2. 112 Wills I, SHARON AUMILLER, leave to Judy, one mixed-up IGA and a chickenman; to Mr. Davis, thanks; to Mr. Pinney, a musical thanks; to Dave A., our friendship; to the 1976 Seniors, the candy sales; to Mr. Thoele, the ability not to blush; to Dennis, my love and understanding; and finally to AHS, goodbye forever and thanks. I, RUSS BALDWIN, of sound mind and body, bequeath my murder ball ability to Jeff Millburg; to Mole , I leave my P.E. shorts; to Leech , I leave one empty PBR can; and to my little sister, Beth, I leave all the good times I've had at AHS. I, MARILYN BURTON, will to, Bob Burton, my nephew, best of luck always; Deb M., box of nails; Nancy, ice cream cone; Kay, vibrating bed; Val, a ride home; Deb C., smiles; Bill K., memories and best in the future; and special thanks to Mr. Davis, Mr. Richmond, and Mrs. Ford. To AHS, I finally leave (with a smile). I, MIKE CARTER, do hereby leave these things of value: to D. Sergent, 1,000 yards; to N. Sergent, I leave C. Lloyd; to R. Baldwin, I leave P. Swain; to M. Eldridge, my football hands; to L. Mess- more, a friend in 6th hour S.H.; to Mrs. Roberts, my cooking ability; to Mrs. Ford, my thanks and best wishes; to coach, my thanks for all he's taught me, thanks, Tony; to the remaining students, I leave locker 136. I, JOE CHAMBERS, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Phil P. my ability to make noises in studyhall without getting caught; and to Auburn High School, I say good-bye. I, CINDY CLARK, being of swiveled mind and shrunken and puckered body, leave to Les, the life before you and our plans; to Darrell, a life-time guarantee of goof off nights, plenty of dates, and GOOD times; to Joe, much thanks and memories for the times that were; and to Lisa, our summer of '74. I, JIM CLARK, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby leave Dave Grider, my ability to ride wheelies and to ride the hills without falling; to Mrs. Ford, I leave my thanks for the help she gave me in speech; to Auburn High, I leave my ability to get along with others; and to Auburn High I leave, SO LONG. I, CAMMIE COR LAS, do will to Marylu, a worn-out old dance routine; to Mr. Stauffer, someone else's shoulder to carry my tuba on; to Mrs. Bailey, a blank sheet of paper I always warmed up on; and finally to all of my English and Speech teachers, my sincere thanks for all the help they gave me. I, LISA CRYE, having escaped complete debilitation, do hereby HAPPILY escape into the sunshine before I am finished off. I, JUDY DIXON, leave to Sharon, one gigantic scream and all my advice; to Janet, Kim and Karen, one rotten gym suit; to Mrs. Bailey, one great year of bookkeeping; to Mrs. Goodroe and Mr. Thoele, all the fun times in the office; to Mrs. Hale, all the terrific times in P.E.; and to A.H.S., I leave proudly. I, DOBBY, being of not so sound mind and body, will to Coach P., an undefeated season: to Irish, my admiration for being one of the few girls I know who has it all together; to Becky D., I leave something that I hope lasts forever, US ; to Mike, 3 good years at Auburn; to Mrs. Ford, I thank you for your help; to AHS, I leave with good memories. Signed M. Joseph Dobson. I, GREGG EILERS, being of mind and body, do hereby bequeath to the faculty, a tack in each of their chairs, in order to repay them for the pain they left me; to the boy , the esteemed position of right-hand man; to my friends and co-conspirators, a roach; and finally from the wretched school, I gladly leave! I, KATHY GILMORE, being of silent mind and sound proof body do leave Sandy D. in charge of Mr. Waltrip's 2nd hour study hall; to Mr. Waltrip, the Juicy Fruit Tree; to Mr. Wascher, my good morning; to Clint H., to be his friend for the rest of my life; to next year's vocational people, a bus of their own, and the most important thing of all is that I'm not the last Gilmore to graduate! I, KEN GYORKOS, being of dissipated mind and large body, will to Vicki S. my black belt in judo; to Jim H., a set of boxing gloves; to Lisa 0., 1 set of steel toed boots to kick Barb N. with; and also I leave Lisa, my cousin; to all of my teachers, I leave a big thanks; and to AHS and AVC, I leave. I, DON HARRIS, being of intelligent mind and fantastic body, give to next year's football team, my football ability; I leave to the studyhall students, my passes out of it; and to anybody who wants it, my ability to drive people crazy and to say when something is a big rip-off. I, JEAN HEMBERGER, being, will to J. Prill, the boy's john by the music dept.; to F. Pitman, someone else in 1st hour study hall to pick on; to all of my other friends and all my teachers, I leave a BIG thanks and all the fun times we've had. Bye! Since I'm gone, I leave to Mrs. Shown, someone to come to her 5th hour studyhall and be on time; to Mr. Hayes, I leave someone else to have to get their rear in gear and someone to learn all the things the hard way and a big thanks; to Mr. Parola, I leave 8th hour P.E., just barely; to anyone capable, I leave the ability to go to Ruscola without getting caught. C LINT HUMKE. I, SHARON KING, being of burnt-out mind and active body, do hereby bequeath to Linda V., one case of Bergie and a full tank of gas; to Mike E., one last note from a secret admirer; to all my friends, I leave the memories of our partying days; and to this HOLE, I gladly leave! I, CANDY KOEHLER, hereby leave the following: To Janet, I leave my No. 1 place in the lunch- line; to Jinny, the end of her promise in dodgeball; to all envious P.E. students, the remainder of my tennis shoes; to Rusty my almost perfect attendance record; to Mrs. Ford, Thanks! I, BRENT LADAGE, leave to all of my friends, fun memories and a friend always; Party On! To AHS, I leave the rest of the Ladage line to uphold the Ladage tradition, which is to be rowdy and have fun without getting caught. I now leave AHS without a pass, as usual. I, DENNIS LEWIS, being of worn out mind and body, leave to my brother, Craig, the ability to get along with all the teachers (you teachers better look out, I don't think it will work); to Allen, I leave the ability to reach high in the world; to my sister, I leave 2 more happy years at AHS; to AHS, I leave all my memories. I, KATHRYN LUDEK, being of worn-out mind and POOPED body, do hereby bequeath to Denise, my fingernails; to Leaf , memories of the band trip; to Mrs. Ford, a BIG thank-you; and to all my friends, past and present, my gratitude for just being the people they are—you're beautiful! I, WANDA MANSHIP, being of sound mind and body, leave to Chuck 0., my seat in 4th hour study hall and a clothespin; to Sue H., my ability to stay in a very coordinated state of mind; to Mr. Wascher, two quieter study halls; and to AHS, I gladly leave. I, ADRIENNE MARCHI2ZA, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: to Joe, at least one winning team in Auburn, to Kevin R., a motorcycle of his choice; to my sister Gina, 3 more years to be crazy and grow up; to Mrs. Hale and the volleyball team, a season and the state championship; to AHS, I leave five more Marchizza's; and to them, I leave AHS. I, DOUG MARX, will to anyone of AHS who decides to take Psychology next year, the ability to fall asleep and listen to Psychothoele. I, GAIL McMILLAN, hereby bequeath to Kelly and Kim, more fire drills on the ole' bus; to Kevin, a car as cool as mine; to Terry, the ability to Reeaar Out; to Mrs. Goodroe, a big bottle of pa- tience; to Mrs. Ford, my sincere thanks. Now I leave, hoping to find my future even more fulfilling than my past. I, DYANN MILLER, being of peaceable mind and body, leave to my brother, 3 more years of high school; to Janis and Keith, I leave the private and unfound use of drip-drip; and to all my friends of AHS, I wish GOOD-LUCK upon you. To AHS I leave with mediocre feelings. I, KIM MILLER, leave to Linda S. and Jamie M., the ability to grow up; to Mrs. Bailey, my thanks; to Kent and Kerry, the hardships and good times I had in school; to Julie B., my brother Kerry; I leave the IGA and Kroger stores to you all. I, DICK PARMENTER, do hereby bequeath to bad Bob B. one barrel of nitric acid and a pocketful of pennies, one good throwing knife, and a permanent pass; to Mr. Waltrip, I leave Bad Bob; to Ron L., the ability to convince Hydro that the bell rang when it hadn't. I, CHELLE PIGNON, wish to thank all of the teachers who helped me get through school; Mrs. Schuster, Mrs. Psaute, Mrs. Stead, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Ford. I, PHIL PIGNON, being of sound mind and terrific body, leave to Mr. James H. Coughlin, one wanted poster to hang in his room; to Mrs. Goodroe, one dollar change; to Gene Vinlove, one ex- tra-large cork to fit in his one extra large mouth; to Coach Parola, one LP record to play that says nothing but hey, boy! I, SCOTT RAKES, being of sound mind and body, leave my body and everything to Jayne Ann LeGrand. I, TIM RAMSEY, being of oversensuous mind and underdeveloped body, do hereby bequeath to J. A.L. and L.S. an ear to hear all problems; to K.R. a foxy looking bench in the locker room; to B.B. a gal. of Nitric A. with a 50 lb. penny and my ability and desire to lift weights; and to Kim, a Girl to take her home at night. I, KATHY REDFERN, being of somewhat improved mind and body, do hereby bequeath the follow- ing: To F. Pitman and S. Lewis, a chauffeur and a car to take them to ballgames; to J. Hughes, K. Lewis and K. Bauswell, FHA and our fun memories; and last but not least at all, I leave my one and only beautiful brother and the teachers teaching him, a lot of luck. I, JOHN RICHMOND, being of fantastic bod and infallible mind, do hereby bequeath, to Mr. Hayes, someone else to concentrate his anger upon; to Greg K., my ability to get stuck with a lemon to drive; and to AHS, the hope that someday it will become a modern, up-to-date school. I, PAT SARGENT, being of idle mind and active body, do hereby bequeath to my half-sis, Lisa, many happy times in this hole; my real sis, Pam, my ability to get along with the teachers; to Linda and Janet, a high old time; and to AHS, I gladly leave! I, TIM SEIFERT, being of hemongous physique and a feeble mind, will the following: to my sister, Traci, the ability to uphold the Seifert tradition, which is to raise heck whenever possible with- out using a pass or getting caught. I would also like to leave the rest of my good fortune, but there is no room, so I will now depart without a pass. I, VICKI SERGEANT, of feeble mind and blimp body, say goodbye to Auburn High, and will the following: To Nina, my ability to get along with Norman; to Terri, a drum majorette; to Deb M., a piggy back to 6th hour P.E.; to Jeff and Alex, sweet tarts (one last squirt); to Norm, a trombone section; to Jim H., hopes that he remembers me, our fun times, w Love. 116 I, MIKE SNOW, Esq., being of stable mind and used body, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Dolenc, one Carnegie course; to Mr. Lutz, the ability to raise his voice to a student; to Mrs. Goodroe, a new adding machine; and to Mike Robinson, my ability to keep my class ring for more than a week at a time. I, KANDY STAMER, being myself, will to Co, sunshine, 'cause she's shed a lot of it on me; to my brother, Terr, all my love and the knowledge that we'll always be friends; to Tom, a new chauffer; to Larry, lots of smiles and memories; to Kim and Kelly all my love, dreams, and thanks; to AHS-lots more Stamers! I, LESLIE STATES, leave to Mr. Richmond and Mr. Davis, a big THANKS for helping me along when the going got rough; to Mike D., my best wishes; to Eve, better grades; to Nancy B., one burnt match; to Joe D., lotsa” talks; to Cindy, my friendship; to Danny, my love. I, PAULA SWAIN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Nancy Burtle, my chair in band (treat it kindly, it's a nice chair); to the Peanut Gallery, my Sophomore happiness (Ha Ha); to Cynthia, Lisa, and Kelly, I leave those funny little smiles they always seemed to come up with even on a Monday morning. To AHS, I leave a campfire to put in Study Hall to keep it warm. I, KEVIN VAN HUSS, being of sound mind and terrific body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Bailey, one mean brother and 100 detention slips; to Mr. Hayes, a hope of a saw that will cut square; to Brutus, some plant food, and to the rest of AHS, I wish good luck and leave an empty locker. I, ROSEMARY WALTERS, leave Janet the fulfillment of her dreams and a long friendship; to Linda, a locker of her own; to Ellon and Lorna, the ability to get away from Auburn; to Pat and Mike, the ability to stay out of trouble (skipping); to the Walters yet to come, the ability to get everything possible out of life. I, RANDY WEDDELL, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Mr. Hayes, someone to yell Get to work! at; to Mrs. Bailey, another 6th hour bookkeeping class; to my brother, one year left; to Coach Parola, a winning team; to Mr. Wascher, a quiet study hall, and to Auburn high school, I leave my memories. I, GARY WILLIAMS, of undecided mind and body, do hereby leave to Cindy, the ability to keep only one reason for breaking up instead of 2 or 3; to L. States, the ability to keep her quack shut; to AHS, I leave with gratitude. I, KAREN WILSON, being of sound mind and life do hereby leave to Sally T., my ability to drive; to Debbie H., my ability to cook, and to Jim C., the ability to hold the Booze. Senior Prophecy On a nice, sunny day in June of 1985, (one year after 1984), the class of '75 is beginning to arrive at the East Park, where food is being served by MIKE SNOW and KATHRYN LUDEK, of the Snow's Restaurant chain. One of the first to arrive is DON HARRIS, who has his own turkey farm south of the Country Club. Follow- ing Don is the smash recording group, BSS , MARILYN BURTON, KANDY STAMER, AND PAULA SWAIN. Oh! Here comes MIKE CARTER following JOE DOBSON (who sells mobile igloos to Eskimoes) asking repeatedly, But who is on first? Hearing a roar, we turn to see JOHN RICHMOND and JIM CLARK (who unsuccessfully attempted to jump the Sugar Creek River Bed in 1984) with their personal mechanics, RANDY WEDDELL, DOUG MARX, DICK PARMENTER, and KEN GYORKOS. PAT SERGENT and ROSE WALTERS arrived from the Sergent-at-Arms Day-Care Center along with their helpers, DONNA DALTON and WANDA MANSHIP. Seeing a flash of white, we see SARA GIBSON, SHARON AUMILLER, and KATHY GILMORE, a now famous medical team from Parks Home. With a roar, a small jet swoops down in the street and GAIL McMILLAN, who is currently starring in a movie with Robert Redford, exits along with LIZ ROLANDO, Redford's private stewardess. They bring regrets from famous novelist LISA CRYE, who was unwilling to leave her mountain retreat in Wyoming to return to Auburn. And what is this? Do we smell carrots? Yes, it's LESLIE STATES and CINDY CLARK, who own their apartment complex where they raise rabbits. Close behind them is KAREN WILSON, a marriage counse- lor. Hearing a helicopter, we all turn to see HAROLD BRANDON expertly land it. From the chopper steps the stately Cardinal (GREGG) EILERS, followed by BRIAN KERR, now a humble monk, and Sister SUSAN CRIQUELION. They are accompanied by their lawyer, the honorable RUSSELL E. BALDWIN. Arriving very bruised and angry are VICKI SERGEANT and JUDY DIXON. They came from Kansas City on their roller skates. Oh, and here is PHIL PIGNON, now famous for his Snoopy murals, and GARY WILLIAMS, who mixes his paints. Just as things are beginning to calm down, our ears are assaulted by the sound of the trumpet of ED RIGG. Ed is followed by JOE CHAMBERS, unfortuante owner of the Edgewood Country Club. This noise is compounded by the arrival of BRENT LADAGE, SCOTT RAKES AND TIM SEIFERT, who drive up on a John Deere. Turning, we see DONNA NARDI and JEAN HEMBERGER, now forest rangers in Yellowstone Park. They conscientiously put out the cigarettes of CLINT HUMKE and DAVE SETTLE, warning them against forest fires. This small episode over, we turn to see DYANN MILLER, ADRIENNE MARCHIZZA, and KIM MILLER all consulting KATHY REDFERN and DENNIS LEWIS, both of whom work at William's Beauty Salon. A great commotion hails the arrival of SHARON KING, secretary to the wealthiest man in Arizona. She is followed by the accounting firm of KNOEPFLE, KOEHLER, and RAMSEY. Close behind them are KEVIN VANHUSS, of VanHuss Houses, Inc., and CHELLE PIGNON of Pignon Dress Shops. It should also be observed that the Washington Post has sent CAMMIE CORLAS, who, with her own special reporting methods, plans to record and preserve the conversations at this 10 year reunion for use in her forthcoming book, THE PERILS OF AUBURN HIGH. dux Jojuas Lake Of The Ozarks 121 KAISER CHEMICAL FERTILIZER AND CHEMICAL APPLICATION VIRDEN, II. 125 126 ON THE SQUARE’ AUBURN CARPETLAND usa jm 1440 WALBASH AVE. Springfield, II. ph. 787-0600 A BEATTY IMPLEMENT B S LOUNGE LTD EAST SIDE OF SQUARE AUBURN, IL. ph. 438-9291 noon lunches and friendly atmosphere AUBURN MARKET FRANK STERBENZ ST. 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The Odessa File Alsup, Ruth 3,38,90,91 Anson, Michele 10,46,47,50,56,89 Ashby, David 14,49,57,89,90,91,101 Aumiller, Sharon 22,46,49,79,89,91,108,109,122 Bailey, Phyllis 7,36,58,101 Baldwin, Rusty 7,22,54,62,74,75,88,90,91,92,93,106, 107 Bancroft, Larry 10,69 Bauswell, Dana 14 Bauswell, Karen 18,20,49,50,56,96 Bauswell, Penny 10,50 Bay I ess, Juli 10,102 Beck, Ellon 18,50 Behymer, Buddy 10,52 Behymer, Joie 14 Biles, John 1,10,63 Bird, Bill 42 Bird, Michelle 1,10,50,55,88,92,94 Bloome, Lorna 18,50 Boesdorfer, Harold 42 Brandon, Harold 22 Brandon, Randy 14 Brown, Roger 14 Burg, Mary 17,18,46,49,56,57,92,93,95,109 Burtle, John 10,63,70,71 Burtle, Nancy 18,20,46,49,55,56,57,58,70,76,89,91, 92,93,94,95,101,107,108 Burtle, Pam 17,18,21,57,107 Burton, Bob 17,18,74,79 Burton, Marilyn 1,8,17,21,22,32,46,49,55,60,61,74,79, 84.85.89.90.92.97.101.106.108.109.120.122 Callahan, Gary 10 Carlson, Greg 14 Carnett, Cheryl 18 Carter, Mike 22,32,54,55,62,63,64,74,102,122 Cassell, Joe 14,53 Castleman, Mike 10 Castle man, Larry 42 Chambers, Debbie 14,50,56 Chambers, Joe 22,32,54,62,74,75 Chiti, Marybeth 31 Clark, Cindy 8,23,32,48,53,55,57,58,79,88,90,91,92,93, 95.107.121.122 Clark, Jim 8,21,23,32,53,89,90,97,120,122 Corlas, Cammie 8,21,23,56,58,79,92,93,107,108,122 Corlas, Mike 14 Coughlin, James 6,35 Courty, Lisa 10,55,56,57,60,61,92,93 Cousins, Lucy 44 Crain, Phyllis 14 Criquelion, Susan 7,8,23,46,47,49,56,62,72,73,76,79, 106.108.122 Crissey, Jack 18,54,63,64,85 Crissey, Ken 70 Christ, David 10 Crye, Lisa 23,32,46,49,53,55,57,58,89,95,108,109,122 Cundiff, Joe 10 Cwik, Mary 17,18,20,49,55,57,58 Dalton, Donna 23,50,120 Dalton, Donnie 10,69 Dautel, Terri 10,50,56 Davis, L.A. 34,49 Day, Roger 14 Day, Sandy 14 Deck, Bill 41,57 Deheve, Dan 10 Divjak, Eileen 44 Dixon, David 10 Dixon, Judy 8,24,32,43,46,50,56,58,62,92,93,120,122 Dobson, Joe 24,32,53,54,62,63,64,120,122 Dobson, Mike 10,52,53,63,69,70,71 Dolenc, Anton 8,35,44 Dolenc, Derek 10,48,54,63,64,69,70 Dowson, Becky 14,50 Dugger, Mike 14 Dunlap, Keith 10,88 Dunn, Bob 14 Eastham, Greg 10 Edmiston, Mark 18,20,57,68 Edwards, Ray 14,54,63,64,70,71 Eilers, Greg 24,55,57,122 Eldridge, Mike 19,54,63,64,68,70,71,74 Eliason, Gale 10,76 Eliason, Joellyn 14,49,55,56,57 Elliot, Wendy 14 Enrietto, Becky 18,46,47,55,56,79,89,94 Enrietto, Ned 10,69,74,102 Farris, Dave 44 Featherston, Brenda 14 Flannigan, Colleen 7,10,20,55,56,57,72,73 Flannigan, Kathy 1,7,18,19,20,43,48,49,50,51,55,56, 70.72.73.76.95.96.97.101.108 Flannigan, Terry 14,20,48,49,54,55,57,63,64,69,70,71, 89.90.91.101.106.107.108 Fleming, Alyson 14,48,55,57,60,61 Ford, Margaret 4,6,40 Fox, Juanita 14,49,50,51,55,56,57,79,88,92,93 Furlow, Jeff 14 Gardner, Lee 8,24 German, Mike 17,18,53,54,55 Gibson, Cindy 1,10,46,50,56,72,73,92,93 Gibson, Sara 1,8,21,24,32,46,56,73,79,90,92,93,108, 109,122 Gilmore, Kathy 24,122 Goodroe, Donna 43 Gravit, Marty 18,21,49,74 Green, Rod 14 Grider, David 14,53,69 Grider, Susan 10,46,47,50,72,73 Gyorkos, Ken 25 137 Hale, Joy 38,56,72,76 Haggerty, Randy Hamilton, Wade 10 Handy, Larry 42 Harbour, Diane 18,58 Harbour, Jerry 10,53 Harmes, Pete 19,52 Harris, Don 21,25,55,62,63,64,68,70,74,75,122 Harris, Mark 10 Harris, Tom 8,14 Hartman, Allan 10,88 Hayes, Carol 44 Hayes, Gary 37 Heiderscheid, M.V. 37,53,98,120,121 Hemberger, Jean 1,8,17,21,25,31,32,43,46,48,49,52, 58.60.61.79.96.97.101.106.108.122 Hemberger, Jerry 14,53 Hemberger, Jim 18,53,68,92,93,107 Henn, Debbie 18,20,30,58 Horn, Sue 10,50 Howard, Charlene 18,20,56,57,58,79,88,93,106 Huchle, Lynne 41 Hughes, Janet 18,20,49,50,96,107 Humke, Clint 25,48,122 Johnson, Keith 14,54,63,64,74 Johnston, Cheryl 18,58 Jones, Mark 14 Karhliker, Bill 10,63,69,70,102 Kaufman, Margaret 36 Kazenski, Greg 14 Kerr, Brian 25,55,62,68,69,84,85,100,102,122 King, Brad 63,10,96 King, Brenda 18,20,55,57,58 King, Carolyn 14,56,57 King, Charles 42 King, Sharon 25,57,58,107,121,122 Kirby, Mark 10,69,89,90 Koehler, Candy 8,26,31,32,43,46,47,48,49,56,58,79, Koehler, Rusty 11,89,92,93 Kolenich, Cynthia 11,46,47,50,88 Knoepfle, John 26,31,32,48,54,62,63,64,74,75,106, 108.122 Ladage, Brent 20,21,26,32,46,48,49,52,53,55,62,67, 68,69,96,97,100,102,122 Ladage, Lloyd 11,53 Ladage, Ron 18,53,54,70,71,84,97 Laffey, Janet 18,20,21,46,50 Lane, Tim 14,69 Large, Crystal 11 Legrand, Jayne 14,15,55,56,57 Lewis, Craig 11 Lewis, Dennis 31 Lewis, Kem 18,20,50,96 Lewis, Marylu 15 Lewis, Sue 15,46,47,50,57 Loyd, Cindy 15,50 Loyd, Norma 11 Ludek, Joe 42 Ludek, John 18,20,54,64,68,70,71 Ludek, Katherine 8,26,31,32,46,47,49,56,58,79,88,90, 91.92.93.95.101.106.107.120.122 Ludek, Thomas 11 Lutz, Dan 6,43 Macchio, Tom 11,55,63,69,70,71 MacKenzie, Dave 15 Manship, Wanda 26,50,107 Marchizza, Adrianne 26,48,55,56,58,79 Marchizza, Gina 11,20 Marchizza, Joe 18,20,54,63,64,67,68,74 Marshall, Cathy 11,46,47,89,92,93,104 Marshall, Janet 10,11 Marshall, Susan 1,18,20,46,55,56,57,72,73,76,79,88, 93,95,101,107,108 Marx, Doug 31,122 Marx, Larry 89 McCarty, Jamie 11 McCarty, Joe 15,69,74,75 McClelland, Larry 11,52,53 McClelland, Punkin 44 McGlothlin, Dave 15,69,70,71 McMillan, Gail 8,27,31,43,46,55,58,84,85,88,90,91, 95.102.106.107.108.122 McNaught, Mindy 10,11,46,48,56,57,104 McNaught, Roger 15,21,53 Messmore, Lisa 17,18,20,21,49,56,58,60,61,101,109 Micheli, Brent 17,18 Mi 11 burg, Jeff 11,53,92 Millburg, Stan 11,53 Miller, Doug 11 Miller, Dyann 27,32,43,50 Miller, Kerry 11,53 Miller, Kim 27,53,57,58,122 Miller, Kim 14,50 Miller, Randy 11,63,69 Miller, Sandy 18 Minn, Alex 14,49,89,90,91,92,93,101 Monks, Diane 14,56 Monks, Ken 11,53,69,74 Moore, Frank 11 Moorman, Earl 44 Moose, Dave 19,20,52,53,56,97,109 Moose, Debbie 11,46,50,55,92,93 Moose, Denise 14,88 Mueller, Chris 11,50,89,91 Muncy, Diane 39 Nadalini, Val 14,46,49,55,56,57,60,61 Nardi, Donna 8,27,46,49,56,79,106,122 Neilsen, Nancy 40,55 Neumann, Mary 42 Nimke, Bea 41 Norris, Barbara 11 Oiler, Pam 14,50,55,56,57,72 Opolka, Chuck 19,20,88,90,107 Osburn, Jill 2,11,19,20 Osburn, Pat 14,70,71 Owens, Lisa 11,46,47,50,56,88 Parmenter, Dick 21,27,53,55,122 Pierce, Nora 14,19,50,51,55,56,76,88 Pierce, Norma 44 138 Pierce, Susan 11,46,47,50,51,55,56,72,73,88 Pignon, Chelle 21,28,32,56,122 Pignon, Phil 7,8,28,32,93,109,122 Pillischafske, Carrie 14,50,55 Ping, Cathy 11,88 Pinney, George 38,90,91,102 Pitman, Fran 14,46,47,57,88,98 Pohlod, Holly 14,72,73 Powell, Mark 14,52,53,54,55,63,69,89,90 Powell, Mary 44 Prill, Jinny 14,49,50,55,56,57,76,99 Rakes, Scott 21,28,48,53,55,84,97,100,122 Ramsey, Tim 8,20,21,28,32,54,55,62,67,68,69,84, 85.89.92.93.95.96.102.122 Rasure, Nora 17,18,19,46,47,48,49,56,57,70,72,73, 79,92,93,106,108 Rebman, Aria 19,49,50,51,58,79,107 Rector, Don 14,57,74 Rector, Ray 11,32 Redfern, Kathy 28,32,46,50,51,55,56,89,96,97,122 Redfern, Kevin 7,14,48,57,58,69,89,90,96 Riccitelli, Rodney 14 Richardson, Bill 19,20,54,63,64,70,71,96 Richmond, John sr. 35 Richmond, John jr. 28,49,54,122 Rigg, Ed 8,21,54,55,58,62,67,68,69,74,85,89,90,92, 93.107.122 Rigg, John 29,67,68 Roberts, Carol 37,50 Robey, Brenda 1,19,48,50,55,56,96 Robinson, Mike 54,58,68,70,71 Robinson, Rhonda 14 Rolando, Liz 29,43,46,55,58,121,122 Rutherford, June 42 Sager, Cindy McClelland 18 Sailer, Janis 15,88,90 Sailer, Paul 19 Sandidge, Carol 11,55,56,57,79,89 Sandidge, Lori 19,55,57,89,107 Schneider, Cindy 14,15,48,49,50,55,56,57,72,73,96, 97,99,102 Seifert, Tim 8,21,29,31,32,46,52,53,54,55,62,67,68, 69.84.96.100.102.120.122 Sergent, Darrell 15,54,63,70,71 Sergent, Larry 15,53,54,63,64,69,70,74,75 Sergent, Nate 19,54,63,64,70,71,74,75 Sergent, Pat Oiler 27,46,48,57,122 Sergeant, Terri 17,19,49,55,56,57,58,88,90,92,93,94, 102.107.122 Sergeant, Vicki 8,21,29,57,58,70,79,89,90,91,92,93, 102.107.122 Settle, Dave 8,20,29,102,122 Shipman, Dave 10,11,48,52,53,93 Shipman, Kay 17,18,19,20,46,47,48,49,53,55,56,57, 70,84,85,89,92,93,101 Shown, Madge 40 Silveus, Patty Humphrey 15 Silveus, Terry 15,54,63,64 Smith, Steve 19,20,57 Snow, Mike 8,29,46,47,53,57,58,122 Sperry, Kevin 19,21,52,53,97,109 Sperry, Tim 11,53 Spitznagel, Don 15 Stamer, Kandy 10,17,21,30,31,32,46,49,52,74,75,79, 83,84,85,90,91,107,108,122 Stamer, Kelly 10,11,55,57,60,61,88,90,93,97 Stamer, Kim 19,20,55,57,84,85,89,90,95,97 Standerfer, Sally 19 States, Eve 15,57,89 States, Leslie 30,49,50,89,108,122 Stauffer, Cynthia 15,55,60,61,76,92,93 Stauffer, Norman 8,38,100 Stewart, Sandy 15 Stratton, Dennis 15 Swain, Paula 8,30,49,88,92,93,94,121,122 Thirwall, Cindy 14 Thirwall, Frances 30 Thoele, Mike 34,48,101 Thomas, Dave 19,49,54,63,64,70,71,107 Thomas, Joe 42 Thompson, Sally 17,19,20,55,58,95 Thompson, Steve 11,63 Thornton, Denise 15,46,50,52,53,79,88,90,92,93,102 Townsend, Jeanne 15,49,55,56,57,79 Urbanski, Bill 19,20,54,57,63,64,67,68,96,100 VanHuss, Kevin 8,30,57,58,122 Vinlove, Gene 11,63,69 Vinlove, Linda 17,19,20 Walker, Debbie 17,19,49,56,58,88,92,93,107 Walker, Jill 11,50,57,89,91,104 Walters, Rose 17,31,32 Walters, Sherry 14,17,55,56,57 Waltrip, Norman 6,34 Wantland, Randy 14 Wascher, Mark 36,58,68,69,74,75 Weddell, Larry 42,120 Weddell, Randy 30,53,54,62,74,100,122 Weddell, Vince 19,20,53,70 White, Cathy 17,19,20,58 Williams, Dawn 11,50,57 Williams, Judy 15,50 Williams, Karen 19,20,50,56 Wilson, Karen 21,31,122 Withers, Jill 11 Woodruff, Bob 11,53,63,69,98 Woodside, Louise 19,20,95,107 Yard, Debbie 41 139 This page is dedicated to the forty students who signed up to help prepare the yearbook at the first meeting but did not show up again. 4