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

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Mr. John Richmond has been teaching for 27 years in the high school and 6 years in the junior high. Among the subjects he has taught during these years are advanced math, geometry, algebra II and practical math. He has been a class advisor for the last 21 years, two of which he has spent with our class. However he has not always taught in the classroom with book and pen. For 23 years John Richmond was a high school assistant football coach. He also coached basketball for 11 years and held the job of head coach for track for 18 years. His latest dabble into sports has been as a referee for girls' volleyball. We remember Mr. Richmond not only for his contributions made to the whole school, but especially for those made to our class. When we were juniors working on the prom, he was there late at night working with us, even though he probably had other things to do. He also was there trying to lead out senior class basketball team to victory over the faculty. Mr. Richmond the senior class of 1976 here by dedicates our yearbook to you, because you have always been there when our class needed you. Thank-you Mr. Richmond.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS FALL ..........9 FRESHMAN .....10 FALL SPORTS . ... 13 FACULTY ......21 WINTER .......37 SOPHOMORES . 38 WINTER SPORTS 41 SPRING .......61 JUNIORS ......62 SPRING SPORTS .76 SUMMER .......89 SENIORS ......90

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Seaman 6ft 7tme AND EVERY YEAR WE'LL HAVE THE SEASONS CHANGING.. .ALWAYS CHANGING. FOR TWO HUNDRED YEARS THEY'VE BEEN GOING ON. AMERICA JUST KIND OF GREW AROUND THEM. EACH SEASON JUST KEPT COMING BRINGING THE NEXT, AND NOTHING STOPPED THE CYCLE, NOT CELEBRATIONS OR INVENTORS, PIONEERS OR THE WARS. THEY PASS QUICKLY ALONG WITH ALL THE GOOD TIMES. BUT THERE ARE MEMORIES OF LEAF FIGHTS, THROWING SNOWBALLS, AND RUNNING LAPS ON UNBELIEVABLY HOT DAYS. THEY ARE IN HERE AND IN OUR MINDS. WE’LL KEEP CHANGING, TOO, BUT MOSTLY WHEN WE LOOK BACK WE’LL REMEMBER RAIN ON THE NIGHT OF PROM, EATING LUNCH OUT IN THE SUN, FREEZING ON THE BLEACHERS AT COLD, WINDY FOOT- BALL GAMES, ALL THE SMILES.. . MOSTLY GOOD TIMES. KAY SHIPMAN