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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

Table of Contents Personnel 7 Classes 15 Clubs 27 Sports 41 Activities 63 Seniors 86 Ads 113 2 Santa's elfettes ! The doctors at work. O.K., O.K.! Loyalty at its best! You gotta wanna! How typical Hinky did itl PANIC!!! Cutesy boy B ttdAitd Viem Me and my BUD-dy. How ironic! Wouldn't we all? Any way you want it ... 5 favorite pasttimes: 1. party 2. listen to music 3. play some sport 4. watch T.V. 5. read it i Who would you vote for in the presidential election of 1980? Ted Kennedy Do you feel you need a sfimulant? no Do you think the drinking age should be 18? yes Do you think pot should be legalized? no 10 favorite cars: 1. Corvette 2. Trans Am 3. Jeep 4. Thunderbird 5. Mustang 6. Camero 7. Continental 8. Firebird 9. Datsun 280zx 10. MG In high school is it better to: Midget 1. date around 2. a steady 3. not date at all On a date would you rather: 1. go to a movie 2. go to a party 3. go parking 4. go to a dance 5. watch T.V. at home 4 10 favorite novels: 1. Gone With the Wind 2. Ammittyville Horror 3. Jaws 4. Beggar-Man, Thief 5. Once Is Not Enough 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 The Omen The Promise Thornbirds Rich Man, Poor Man Scruples 10 favorite T.V. programs: 1. Saturday Night Live 2. Real People 3. Mork 'n Mindy 4. Eight is Enough 5. CHiP's 6. Quincy 7. Diff'rent Strokes 8. Three's Company 9. Love Boat 10. Another World 10 favorite songs: 1. Babe 2. Still 3. Pop Music 4. Lovin', Touchin', Squee- zin' 5. Enough is Enough 6. All of My Love 7. Don't Stop till You Get Enough 8. I Want You to Want Me 9. Stairway to Heaven 10. Sail On 10 favorite movies: 10 favorite groups: 1. Styx 2. Cheap Trick 3. Commodores 4. Boston 5. Cars 6. Fleetwood Mac 7. Foreigner 8. Led Zeeplin 9. Journey 10. Bob Seger 1. Halloween 2. Animal House 3. Amittyville Horror 4. 10 5. When A Stranger Calls 6. Skatetown 7. Rocky I II 8. Jaws 9. Smokey the Bandit 10. The Omen WOULD YOU BELIEVE? That's the way you get it! 5 Here come the 80's 6 The 1980 yearbook staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mrs. Carol Roberts XfU a. HCfc . Kt p Sponsor ory. -UvJt VldU.S y .A=Rjo D Dk- in. f rt Administration Principal: Merton Messmore Superintendent: James Doglio Board Members (seated) J. Cameron. J. Marshall. J. Powell (standing) J. Doglio. S. Hubbart. C. DuBois. B. King. D. Miller Donna Goodroe. Secretary (High School) Linda Nadalini. Secretary (Unit) Mary Neumann. Secretary (Unit) 9 Language Department a r m MR. RICHMOND Geometry. Advanced Math. Athletic Director MR. RIGG Pre-Algebra. Algebra II. Physics MRS. ROTH Biology I. Biology II. Gener- al Science MISS KRAUSE Algebra I, General Busi- ness, Jr. High Vocational Business 10 Applied Arts MR. FRANKLIN Small Engines, Welding, Agriculture I II, Ag Busi- ness III, Horticulture. Elec- tricity MR. THORNTON Industrial Orientation, Ma- chine Woodworking, Cabinet making I II. Mass Production, Drafting, Jr. High Vocational Indus- trial Arts MR. HAYES Drivers Ed, Leathercraft MRS. ROBERTS Child Development, Adult Living. Home Ec I, Interme- diate and Advanced Foods and Clothing Social Science 11 Business Department MR. BANDY Typing I, Consumer Ed MRS. BAILEY Accounting, Typing II. Shorthand I II. Office Practice MR. STILLWELL Co-op. CAVC. OJT, Jr. High Vo- cational Agriculture Orientation Fine Arts MRS. EASTMAN High School and Junior High Cho rus. Civics. English III. French II MR. STAUFFER High School and Junior High Band MRS. STRANG High School and Junior High Art 12 Physical Health Department MR. PAROLA High School and Jr. High P.E. MRS. LANDGREBE High School and Jr. High P.E. MR. CERVENY High School and Jr. High Health MRS. PALMER Nurse Special Education Librarian MRS. CHAMBERS Special Education MR DECK Librarian Office Help: Mrs. Goodroe. C. Dudley, F. Morchizza. R. Goodroe, D. Oberling, B. Castleman. N.Mittleburg, D. Featherston, M. Walker, L. Norris. Cooks: Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Newberry, Mrs. Driver, Mrs. Powell Student Janitors: Bottom Left; P. Garcia, T. Brown, K. White. Top left, J. Sergent. B. White. T. Sergent. 14 f Confusion Richard Barnhill Beth Bateman Beck David Missy Bell Tami Bergman Terri Bold Gary Bouvet Donna Boyer Pam Brackebusch Harry Buck Robert Carrigan Pattie Castleman Cathy Chambers Kay Charles Rena Crafton Kimberly Cutt Rhonda Day Mike Crider Daphney Dineen Dan Dixon 16 Chuck DuBoise Todd Dudley Eric Eastham Elaine Edmiston Cindy Ervin Lori Evitt Brian Ferguson Pat Flannigan Kathy Gale Lisa Galloway Pam Garcia Mark Gardner Butch Garrison Tonya Goodroe Carla Grider Julie Grider Alice Harbour John Harden Scott Harmon Eric Heffernan Dawn Henkhaus Joe Heren Ruth Marie Herlan Drew Hummel 17 18 Hy Hunt Tom Johnson Rick Kerns Chris Knoepfle Mary Kuhar Ralph Lackey Lisa Las Alan Lebel Christine Mangold Margie Manship Karen Meidel Kathy Meyers Cindy Millburg Angie Miller Elliott Mohler Gavin Neumann Christy Parks David Patton Kim Rash Brad Schroeder Gary Sergent Scott Sheppard Eddie Smith Grant Smith Christy Stamer Robert Stanton Jim Stowell David Stratton Sandy Stufflebeam Charlene Tomarelli Jeff VanStrien John Winter Richard Yasinski PRESIDENT Kim Rash VICE PRESIDENT Hy Hunt SECRETARY Harry Buck TREASURER Jim Stowell STUDENT COUNCIL Dawn Henkhaus Drew Hummel Pat Flannigan 19 Flirtin with disaster (Sophmores) Dana Ashby Melissa Bassett Camila Bates Todd Beatty Wendy Blacketer David Boyer Brent Branham Todd Brummett Jim Burris Carol Carnett Todd Castleman Julie Cavaness David Collins Gladys Collins Tracy Conover Melanie Corlas Sue Cowen Doug Craft Frank Cundiff Pam Dickey 20 Carol Doglio Chuck Dubois Lori Dudley Doug Eastham Brian Gravit Gail Harris Joe Henn Barbara Hoodak Bill Hughes Kaye Hurley Kevin Jones Dee Dee Ketchum David Knoepfle David LeConte Beth Maley Dan Marshall Mona McCarty Randy McCarty Mark McDonnald Rob McWhinnie Cindy Miller Marcia Mitchel Norma Mittleburg Cindy Moats 21 Michelle Moore Dona Moorman Pat Newberry Pat Norris Jim Opremchak Susan Palmer Vern Parliment Butch Pierce Mardel Ping Monica Pitman Rick Rahn Mike Ralston Laurie Richards Michelle Richey Bob Rutherford Annette Schneider Rod Schumacher Jud Silveus Connie Stanton Lau re Stowell Barb Stufflebeam Deb Sullivan John Thompson Nancy Walker 22 1 Gary Wieborg Cindy Willoughby Carla Walser Julie Wortly Chuck DuBois. President Gary Wieborg. V. President Mardel Ping. Treasurer Melissa Bassett. Secretary Cam Bates, Student Council Dan Marshall. Student Council Monica Pitman. Student Council The Sophomore class of 1980 took part in the Homecoming parade and won 2nd place with a float enti- tled Hang Em High. We've sold Katherine Beiche candies and re- freshments at the games for money making projects. We thank Mr. Thor- ton for the hard work he's done as our sponsor. 23 Steppin out (Juniors) Randy Bailey Sean Baldwin Bobby Bartolazzi Ed Bass Linda Brandon Jamie Bold Scott Brackebusch Tracey Branham Jean Burtle Jerry Burton Rob Cameron Carol Carlson David Carter Steve Castleman Jim Chambers Angie Chandler Tom Cwik Ketra Deschamps Annette Dolenc Bonnie Dowson 24 Deb Driver Susie Driver Carmen Dudley Charles Estes Ed Fedor Deb Featherston Diana Ford Kevin German Dub Goodroe Sandy Grah Ed Gray Jerry Handy Candy Harbour Carla Harbour Mark Heffernan Tim Hemberger Ken Henkhaus Earnie Higgins Tim Howard Guy Hunt John Kendall Jenny Kerns Jim Keys Mike Kolenich 25 John Mackenzie Terri Marshall Lamma McClelland Dave McNaught Rick Meidel Sue Mendenhall Sharlene Millburg Dale Moose Luann Norris Joyce Pierce Steve Plummer Dee Dee Ramsey Brian Rector Mich Ruger Diane Rutherford David Rynders Sheila Sargeant Donna Scroggins Jim Sergent Jim Simpson Rod Stauffer Todd Sutton Marilyn Thomas Danda Tish 26 27 28 Letterman's Club Front Left, left to right: M. Thomas. D. Tish, L. Richards, D. Ford. S. Wilson, C. DuBois. D. Marshall, D. Eastham, N. Bassett. R. McCarty, R. Gardner, D. Marshall. G. Hunt. D. Dixon. K. Henkhaus, T. Hemberger, M. Kolenich, D. Hummell. R. Meidel, T. Howard, M. Dudley, D. Goodroe, A. Dolenc. N. Grider. T Moats. M. Edmiston, T. Sergent, F. Marchizza. R. Goodroe, M. Henkhaus, Center Front, left to right: T. Parola. J. Sergent. D. Carter. D. Rahn. S. Pitman. L. Stowell. Coach Landgrebe. J. Bandy. Industrial Arts Club 1st row. left to right: Rept., D. Rahn; V. Pres.. M. Heren. Pres., C. Norris; Sec., D. Sullivan, Treas.. L. McClelland. J. Handy, D. Thornton, 2nd row: A. Lebel. M. McDonald. L. Richards, C. Erwin. Stu. Coun. Rep., M. Kolenich. G. Hunt. K. Henkhaus, T. DuBois. 3rd row: D. Knoepfle. V. Travis. B. Pierce, D. LeConte. B. Ferguson, S. Baldwin, R. McCarty, T. Baldwin, S. Plummer. B. Shroeder, R. Rahn, B. Bartolazzi, 4th row: C. DuBois, D. Marshall. G. Weborg, V. Parlemant. D. Craft. E. Fedor. D. Boyer, G. Newmann, M. Dudley, R. Bender. 5th row: C. Knoepfle, J. Stowell. H. Hunt, B. Branham. Commerce Club Back row, left to right; C. Dudley, Mrs. Bailey-advisor, C. Millburg, F. Marchizza, B. Dowson, G. Neumann, R. Goodroe, D. Marshall-treas., A. Dolenc. D. Tish, Miss Krause-advisor, A. Messmore. Front row; D. Oberling-V. Pres.. S. Humphrey-Sec., K. Winters-treas., J. Hemberger-Stud. Council. N. Ladage-Echo editor. Not pictured: M. Pierce-Pres. Drama Club Back row, left to right; N. Bassett, D. Tish. L. Gibson. D. Dineen, J. Pusch. Mrs. Miller-advisor. K. Hurley, L. Dudley. R. Schumacher. M. Ping, M. Pitman, D. Ketchum. A. Harbour, F. Marchizza. 2nd row: D. Rutherford. B. Castleman, T. Cundiff, J. Wortley, L. Richards, M. Moore, M. Richey, D. Ashby. Front row; L. Stowell-Stud. Council. C. Bates- Sec., T. Marshall-Pres.. D. Ford-V. Pres., A. Schneider-Treas. Student Council Back row standing: D. Goodroe. M. Heren, D. Hummel. J. Sergent. D. Oberling. T. Beatty. D. Marshall. K. Henkhaus, M. Pitman. Mr. Thoele-advisor. Front row standing: F. Marchizza. M. Johnson, L. Stowell. N. Grider. S. Humphrey. R. Goodroe. J. Hemberger, D. Henkhaus. P. Flannigan, C. Bates. Kneeling: M. Dudley-President. M. Henkhaus-Vice President, M. Walker-Secretary, T. Marhsall-Treasurer. 32 This year's Student Council was very active. The year started off with the council involved in homecoming, and it was a great success. To raise money, we sold popcorn at football and basketball games. At Christmas time the council sponsored a day of plays, films and refreshments. The major thing the Student Council did this year was to get a recreation area for fhe sfudenfs at noon hour. Student Council members monitored the area. On Valentine's Day we put on a skit. We brought back some of the teachers' old flames, and everyone enjoyed it. The Council was also in charge of Teacher's Appreciation Day and helped in the dedication of the new building. Hopefully next year's council will keep up the good work! National Honor Society Back row, left to right; R. Cameron. C. Norris. Mr. Rigg-advisor. M. Dudley. E. Bass. D. Rahn, K. Deschamps. D. Tish-Sec., T. Cundiff, M. Edmiston. A. Messmore, L. Gibson. T. Cwik. Second row; M. Walker. T. Marshall, S. Humphrey. N. Grider. F. Marchizzz, M. Thomas. L. Loyd, R. Meidel. Mrs. Roth-advisor. Front row; R. Goodroe- Stud. Council Rep., B. Patrick-Treas.. M. Henkhaus- Pres. M. Johnson-Sec., S. Pitman-V. Pres. NHS Inductees. Back row: D. Rutherford. D. Ketchem. M. Kessler, D. Oberling, D. Marshall, M. Pitman, S. Brackebusch, C. Bates. K. Henkhaus. Front Row: M. Ping. L. Stowell. A. Schneider, T. Conover, D. Ashby. J. Cavaness, J. Wortley, S. Sargent. CVtT% 33 French Club Standing, left to right; M. Moore, A. Yasinski, D. Ashby. D. Ketchum. Mrs. Shown-advisor, S. Brackebush, K. Deschamps, M. Henkhaus. G. Weiborg, T. Marshall. M. Corlas. M. Thomas. B. Hoodak. Sitting; T. Cwik-V. Pres.. D. Tish-Treas.. R. Cameron-Sec.. B. Patrick-Pres., M. Johnson-Stud. Council. Library Club Back row. left to right. M. Edmiston. Mr. Deck-advisor. J. McKenzie. E. Gray. D. Rahn. D. Marshall. W. Kohler. E. Fedor. D. McNaught T. Cwik. F. Cundiff. T. Cundiff. L. Wooside. Third row; K. Hurley. D. Ashby. T. Marshall. D. Tish. C. DuBois, D. Carter, J. Sergeant S Pitman. C. Willoughby. J. Wortley. M. Walker. G. Hunt. Second row; Mrs. Krell-advisor, M. Thomas, C. Doglio, T. Conover. M. Henkhaus. T. Goodroe. M. Johnson. P. Flannigan, J. Stowell. M. Richey. C. Bates. N. Grider, D. Ketchum. F. Marchizza. P. Newberry, L. Richards. Front row. L. Stowell-Sec., R. Goodroe-V. Pres., S. Humphrey-Pres.. D. Goodroe-Stud. Council, D. Oberling-Treas. 34 First row left to right: Rondo Goodroe, V. Pres. Recreation; Marylin Thomas, Historian; Tracy Conover, Treasurer; Felecia Marchizzq. V. Pres; Nancy Grider, President. Nancy Ladage, Secretary; Monica Pitman. Projects; Cam Bates. Public relations; Sandy Hum- phrey. Student Council. Second Row: Mrs. Carol Roberts. Advisor; Mardel Ping, Tanya Goodroe, Christy Parks, Dapheny Dineen; Kim Cunt. Deb Featherston. Carol Doglio, Kay Hurley, Laurie Dudley, Gladys Collins, Third Row: Terry Bold. Kay Charles. Sue Palmer. Sandy Stufflebeam, Beth Bateman, Sharlene Tomerelli. Marsha Mitchell. Gina Neumann. Beth Males, Sharlene Milburg. Bonnie Dowson, Laurie Stowell. Annette Dolence. Fourth Row: Tracy Branham, Alice Harbour. Mickie Walker. Carmen Dudley. Dee Dee Ramsey. Fifth Row: Chris Mangold. Kim Rash. Lisa Lass. Elaine Edmiston, Angie Miller, Karen Meidel. Julie Grider, Carla Grider, Lisa Galloway. Kristy Stammer. Sixth Row: Dana Mooreman. Nancy Walker, Dawn Henkhaus, Kathy Chambers, Renee Harlan, Julie Wortley, Cindy Willoughby, Cindy Milburg. and Pam Brackebusch. 35 FFA Advisor: Mr. Franklin Officers: Mark Kessler, President; Casey Norris, Vice-President; Lamma McClelland, 2nd Vice-President; Scott Brackebusch. Treasurer; Guy Hunt. Secretary; Ken Henkhaus, Reporter; Dave McNaught, Sentinel. Todd Beatty, Student Council Representative. Members in order of class: Sheila Castleman, Laura Gibson. Jolene Hemberger, Mark Kessler. Alyson Messmore, Casey Norris. Deb Oberling, Jerry Pusch, Tracey Sandidge. Tim Sergent. Shelley Wilson, Scott Brackebusch, Jerry Burton. Carla Harbour, Tim Hemberger, Ken Henkhaus. Ernie Higgins. Guy Hunt, John Kendall. Jim Keys. Lamma McClelland. Dale Moose. Steve Plummer. Dee Dee Ramsey. Brian Rector. Mitch Ruger, Dave Rynders, Lisa Yagow. Todd Beatty. Jim Burress, Todd Castleman. Doug Craft, Brian Gravit. Mona McCarty. Cindy Miller. Cindy Moats, Pat Norris, Jim Opremcheck, Vern Parliament, Michelle Richey, Bob Rutherford. Jud Silveus. Deb Sullivan. John Thompson. Richard Yasinski, Missy Bell. Pam Brackebusch. Dan Dixon. Todd Dudley. Hy Hunt, Elliot Mohler, Gavin Neumann. The meat judging team did rather well this year. Scott Brackebusch placed 6th in the state and Dale Moose was ranked in the top 10% of the state. The Tractor Driving team was 1st in the Section. Meat Judging Team: S. Brackebusch. D. Moose. Tractor Driving Team: R. Bailey. M. Kessler. 36 Meat Judging Team: Kneeling; D. Dixon. P. Brackebusch. M. Richey, E. Mohler. Standing; B. Rutherford. L. McClelland. D. Sullivan. M. Bell. D. Moose. D. McNaught, J. Thompson. Speech Contest: M. Richey. S. Bracke- busch, P. Brackebusch. The Auburn FFA Chapter has done an outstanding job this year. They received the Silver Emblem Chapter award at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. The Livestock Judging Team was ranked 10th in the Section. The Horse Judging Team did a tremen- dous job. Deb Oberling was the top individual in the State and the team was the third best in the state. Grain Juding Team: D. McNaught. S. Brackebusch. D. Moose. Horse Judging Team: D. Sullivan. D. Oberl- ing, M. Bell, Not Pictured, T. Sandidge. Soil Judging Team: K. Henkhaus. G. Hunt, M. Ruger. S. Brackebusch. D. Moose. T Hemberger. 37 Yearbook Back row. left to right; D. Rahn.M. Richey. W. Kohler. D. Marshall. N. Ladage-Busness manager. F. Marchizza-Yearbook editor. Third row; T. Branham. K. Stamer. K. Meidel, M. Dudley-Sports editor, B. Castleman-Art editor. G. Neumann-Business manager. J. Hemberger-Clubs editor. M. Thomas-Activities editor, D. Oberling-Seniors editor, S. Millburg, B. Dowson. Second row; L. Gibson. L. Woodside, A. Dolenc, D. Featherson. A. Yasinski, S. Wilson. D. Rutherford-Photo editor, A. Messmore Underclassman editor. S. Pitman-Faculty editor. R. Goodroe, L. Richards. J. Wortley. D. Rutherford. Front row; C. Bates. L. Stowell. D. Ramsey, C. Dudley, D. Ford. T. Cundiff. Not pictured. Mrs. Bailey-advisor. I would like to compliment all the members of the 1979-80 Yearbook Staff and especially the division editors for their efforts in making this one of the best yearbooks Auburn High School has ever put out. There were many hours of hard work put into it and we now have something really great and memora- ble to show for all the time and frustrations. Good luck to next year's editor; I hope you have as co- operative a staff as I had. Thanks, gang! Felicia 38 39 Run that past us again Deb! Six hands are better than two! Kids That Care Back row, left to right; M. Richey, D. Marshall, T. Howard. M. Edmiston, R. Rahn, E. Fedor, M. Ruger, T. Horn. M. Dudley. T. Sergent. E. Bass, G. Hunt, R. Meidel. D. Rahn-Pres., D. Rutherford- Publicity. Fourth row; Bartolazzi, B. Dowson. C. Willoughby, M. Bassett, D. Rutherford, M. Moore. D. Tish, T. Cwik. S. Pitan-Social Committee Chairman, M. Johnson-V. Pres., M. Mitchell. K. Deschamps, T. Cundiff-Publicity. Third row; C. DuBois, A. Harbour. D. Ashby. R. Schumacher, M. Pitman. C. Bates, B. Maley. D. Sullivan. A. Miller, K. Rash, A. Yasinski, L. Stowell. C. Harbour, M. Ping, B. Patrick. A. Kaiser-Advisor. Second row; J. Wortley. P. Newberry, K. Meidel. C. Parks. N. Grider. H. Burdine-Publicity, S. Humphrey, M. Walker. Front row; J. Winters. L. Loyd, M. Henkhaus-Workshop chairman, T. Marshall, C. Carnett, C. Miller, D. Henkhaus. Not pictured; L. Chandler-Sec. K. T.C. Board-standing, left to right; D. Rahn-Pres.. L. Chandler-Sec.. D. Rutherford-Publicity. Sitt ing; H. Burdine-Publicity, T. Cundiff-Publicity, M. Henk- haus-workshops. Not pictured. S. Pitman-Social Committee. M. Johnson-V. Pres. Mrs. Kaiser-advi- sor. 40 I Mean Machine 1st row. left to right: R. Barnhill. B. Shroeder. E. Smith. H. Hunt. E. Eastham, G. Sergent. C. Knoepfle. D, Hummel, P. Flannigan, J. Stowell. M. Gardner, B. Corrigan. 2nd row: Coach R. McCarty. D. Knoepfle. T. Brum- metf. B. Rutherford. T. Dubois. G. Bouvet. D Patton, 3rd row: B, Ferguson, Cooch Thornton. D. Beck. G. Hunt. M. Kolenich, D Carter. J. Sergent, T Hemberger. T. How- ard. J Chambers. R. Meidel. K. Henkhaus. S Brackebush, J. Handy. Coach Rigg. 4th row D. Dixon. T. Hunt. M Dudley. J. Silveus, D Rahn. M. Edmiston, G. Atteberry. m! Kessler. T. Sergent, T. Moats. R. Gardner. J. Blackman. The 1979 Auburn Football Trojans, coached again successfully by Tony Parola, had another good year. Auburn won their first 4 games, in- cluding a forfeit from Waverly and the home- coming game against Williams ville. Even though the Trojans lost their last game of the year against MSM champion New Berlin, they played a very good game The Trojans finished the year with a 5-5 record. Gary Atteberry and Mark Dud- ley received 1st team all-conference honors. Rick Gardner and Doug Rahn received 2nd team all-conference, and Tim Sergent received honor- able mention. Mark Dudley and Gary Atteberry also received honors on the Sun Times Little All- State team. Tim Sergent led the team with the most tackles, Mark Dudley, most interceptions Gary Atteberry, most yards rushed, and most valuable player, and Matt Edmiston received the Michael Potts' Scholastic Award Auburn 12 Auburn 14 Auburn 13 Auburn 7 Auburn 25 Auburn 8 Auburn 6 Auburn 0 Auburn 12 Virden 0 Northwestern 6 Williamsville 6 Kincaid 10 Divernon 8 Pawnee 22 Riverton 20 Girard 6 New Berlin 21 43 jtm Trojan Boosters Mr. 8c Mrs. Atteberry Mr. 8c Mrs. Albert Bailey, Amy Mr. 8c Mrs. Jim Bandy, Chad Mr. 8c Mrs. Buddy Blackman Loren Bloom Mr. 8c Mrs. John Bouvet Mr. 8c Mrs. Brackebusch Mr. 8c Mrs. Dixon Joe, Becky, Jody Dobson Mr. 8c Mrs. Dudley 8c Family Mr. 8c Mrs. Bill Goodroe 8c Family Tom Flandy Mr. 8c Mrs. Tom Hemberger FIS Office-Messmore, Thoele, Richmond, 8c Mrs. Flummel Dr. 8c Mrs. Kessler Joe, Felicia 8c Gene Marchizza Mr. 8c Mrs. Messmore Mr. 8c Mrs. Ted Murphy Jim Neumann Nurse Good Body Coach Parola Mr. 8c Mrs. Rahn 8c Family Mr. 8c Mrs. Ramsey Mr. 8c Mrs. John Richmond Mr. 8c Mrs. Nate Sargent James Schroll Mr. 8c Mrs. Norman Stauffer 8c Family Mr. 8c Mrs. Mike Thoele 8c daughters Mr. 8c Mrs. Wilson 44 ii Ty Hunt Golf City Mark Dudley Rod Stauffer Dan Marshall ■■ From left; Rod Stauffer, Brian Rector, Mark Dudley, Coach Ed Lewis, Dave Marshall. Ty Hunt, Dan Marshall Brian Rector The 1979-80 Auburn golf team enjoyed a long and prosperous season. Coach Ed Lewis was satisfied with the performance of all four major letter winning participants; Senior, Dave Marshall; Juniors, Rod Stauffer, Brian Rector; Sophomore, Dan Marshall. Coach Lewis worked well with the team, including two first year, members; Rod Stauffer and Brian Rector. Unlike Auburn's one time state contending team, the golfers fell to a losing season this year. How- ever, the golf team did finish a respectable 7th out of 14 teams in the district meet held in Taylorville and a 7th out of 9 in the Carlin- ville Invitational. Seniors, Mark Dudley and Ty Hunt also participated well in both of these events. Four year man, Dave Marshall was awarded M.V.P. and brother. Sophomore, Dan was awarded Low Medalist. 45 JUNIOR VARSITY w Auburn vs. Athens L Auburn vs. Riverton L Auburn vs. Rochester W Auburn vs. Ursuline L Auburn vs. Northwestern W Auburn vs. Williamsville W Auburn vs. Waverly W Auburn vs. Morrisonville L Auburn vs. Lincolnwood W Auburn vs. Girard W Auburn vs. Kincaid L Auburn vs. Tri-City W Auburn vs. Franklin w Auburn vs. Divernon L Auburn vs. Pawnee L Auburn vs. New Berlin L Auburn vs. Pleasant Plains L Auburn vs. Glenwood Frosh Soph MSM Conference Tourney: W Auburn vs. Waverly L Auburn vs. New Berlin Ending record for '79 season: 10-10 Co-Captains: Laurie Stowell and Monica Pitman 46 VARSITY L Auburn vs. Athens L Auburn vs. Riverton W Auburn vs. Rochester W Auburn vs. Ursuline L Auburn vs. Northwestern W Auburn vs. Williamville W Auburn vs. Waverly L Auburn vs. Morrisonville L Auburn vs. Lincolnwood W Auburn vs. Girard L Auburn vs. Kincaid L Auburn vs. Tri-City W Auburn vs. Franklin W Auburn vs. Divernon L Auburn vs. Pawnee L Auburn vs. New Berlin L Auburn vs. Pleasant Plains L Auburn vs. Glenwood L Auburn vs. Nokomis (Districts) Ending record for 79 season: 7-12 Captain for 79 season: Nancy Grider MVP for 79 season: Stacie Pitman 47 Girls Basketball Coach Parola, Ruth Marie Herlan. Tonya Goodroe. Missy Bell. Julie Grider. Pam Spoor, Elaine Edmiston, Dawn Henkhaus. Nancy Grider, Laurie Stowell, Linda Loyd Not Pictured Felicia Marchizza The 1980 Girls Basketball Team had a great year. They played some really tough teams and gave them all a good game. Pam Spoor broke a school record in scoring. The team picked up a reputation for their fantastic lay-up shooting. They also were given the nickname of Big Daddy and the Cheeze Ma- chine. There is no doubt the girls had a tough team this year and althogh they will be losing four sen- iors they should still have a very competitive team next year. Record: 9-5 Auburn vs Ursuline 30-41 Auburn vs Lanphier 70-62 Auburn vs Riverton 47-39 Auburn vs Porta 48-52 Auburn vs Virden 98-18 Auburn vs Riverton 49-22 Auburn vs New Berlin 88-34 Auburn vs Glen wood 31 -28 Auburn vs Southeast 36-63 Auburn vs Taylorville 49-57 Auburn vs Gillespie 63-35 Auburn vs New Berlin 81 -28 Auburn vs New Berlin 53-21 Auburn vs Ursuline 42-44 48 49 VARSITY RECORD Auburn Auburn 48-Lincolnwood 85 62-Tri City 92 65-Divernon 73 50-Kincaid 70 55-Waverly 60 62-Franklin 77 60-Virden 79 57-Williamsville 75 79-Edinburg 56 47-Pawnee 60 41-Riverton 60 71-Northwestern 68 62-Athens 56 63-Morrisonville 87 50-New Berlin 69 63-Girard 55 Auburn 42 - ISD 53 Even though the Trojans had a slow season this year, they had a great game against Girard. No only was this Senior Night but from that win they won the traveling trophy, which we keep until next year. They also beat Routt, another tough team. The fact that it was Routt's Senior Night made the victory even better. Maybe next year??????? 50 The race is on! They call me magic” Stretch Sutton” Yippee. I'm finally playing 51 J B a s B a V Left to right: Coach Thornton. B. Branham, P. Flannigan, T. Johnson, D. Marshall, G. Neumann, D. Collins, D. LeConte. R. McWhinnie, G. Sergent, J. Kendell. E. Smith. JV RECORD AUBURN 62 Lincolnwood 57 56 Divernon 49 33 Pawnee 44 42 Waverly 60 59 Virden 44 72 Edinburg 59 49 Riverton 62 68 Athens 66 56 Girard FR. 43 76 New Berlin 84 35 Tri City 82 49 Kincaid FR. 60 51 Franklin 66 49 Williamsville 78 41 Pawnee .59 66 Northwestern 67 26 Kincaid FR. 79 48 Morrisonville 56 46 Northwestern 49 41 Frcnklin 56 40 Girard 52 54 Routt 40 35 ISD 45 52 Auburn Tennis Left to Right: Coach Tony Cerveny. Christy Parks, Marilyn Thomas, Kristy Stamer. Laurie Richards. Angie Miller. B eth Bateman, Danda Tish, LuAnn Norris. Dynamic Duo Ace! “What's goin' on? m 53 ‘Parksy, are you listening? “What now?! .,Th® t9J9 9irls tennis season experienced the predicted improvement over the previous seasons. Marilyn Thomas, Danda Tish and Angie Miller came up with sound victories in their singles matches while i, j teams of Tish-Miller, Thomas-Kristy Stamer, and Norris-Christy Parks registered impressive and well deserved victories. Laurie Richards, Pattie Castleman, and Beth Bateman rounded out the Troian Roster Said Coach Tony Cerveny: “I was very pleased with the matches we competed in this past season. We are still a youna team with good potential. Hopefully, we can surprise a few teams next season. This year's tennis squad faced its toughest sched- ule in 3 years. Those players who start out the sea- son know that they are going to face rigid competi- tion, but yet, feel they have far more to gain then to lose. These boys will bring with them in next years squad valuable experience, confidence that was gainedthroughout each match and goals to be strived for during next year's season. 54 Boys Tennis Left to Right: Doug Eostham, Dave Stratton, Todd Sutton. Rob Cameron, Dave LeConte. Rick Meidel, Coach Cerveny. Varsity: Bottom: Michele Henkhaus. Linda Loyd. Melissa Johnson. Top. Ronda Goodroe. Diana Ford. Shelley Wilson. Debbie Oberling Freshmen: Karen Miedel. Kim Rash, Christy Parks. Senior Night J.V.: Bottom row. Deb Sullivan. Gail Harris, Middle, Cindy Miler. Top row; Carol Carnett, Mardel Ping 56 57 Baseball Left to Right: First Row; Tim Sergeant. Mark Dudley. Shaun Baldwin. John Hardin, Dan Marshall, Frank Cundiff, Rick Kerns. Dub Goodroe. Rod Stauffer. Second Row; Coach Bandy. Doug Rahn, Rick Gardner, Gavin Neumann. Gary Bouvet, Joe Henn. Drew Hummell. Ed Fedor. Tim Hemberger, Ken Henkhaus. Matt Edmiston. Rick Rahn, Brian Gravit. Auburn Virden 1-15 Auburn Kincaid 5-4 Auburn Tri-City 5-0 Auburn Morrisonville 12-0 Auburn Girard 1-13 Auburn New Berlin 7-1 Auburn Morrisonville 12-5 Auburn Pawnee 1-4 Auburn Kincaid 2-4 Auburn Williamsville 3-7 Auburn Girard 4-9 Auburn Girard 2-3 Bat girls: Gina Neumann, Nancy Ladage. Boys Track Sitting: R. Stanton. D. Knoep- fle. E. Smith, P. Flannigan. H. Hunt. J. Stowell, Kneeling: C. DuBoise, J. Winter. E. Eastham. G. Sergent. R. Bai- ley. B. Garrison, B. Branham, J. Chambers. Standing: Coach: J. Rigg, J. Sergent, N. Bassett, D. Dixon, D. Carter. G. Hunt, T. Howard, S. Brack- ebusch, Scorekeeper. Dee Dee Ketchum. JUMPERS VAULTERS HURDLERS The boys track team took 3rd place in the Conference, 3rd at the Waverly Relays, 4th in County, and 2nd in the Co-ed Rocket Relays. The 3200 m. relay, of Brackebusch, Carter, McCarty, and Chambers, set a new school of 9:07.8. MVP, Nate Bassett set two new school records in the long jump (43'1 ) and the triple jump, in which he placed 8th at State with a jump of 2YW (6.41 m.) 59 I want to win Boring Born again 60 Girls Track Sitting: Linda Loyd. Stacie Pit- man, Mrs. Landgrebe. Nancy Grider. Felicia Marchizza, Kneel- ing: Chris Mangold, Tonya Goo- droe, Cathy Chambers, Julie Grider. Elaine Edmiston. Christy Parks. Carla Grider, Dawn Henk- haus. Missy Bell. Cindy Millburg. Standing: Annette Schneider, Laurie Stowell. Monica Pitman. Gail Harris. Cam Bates. Melissa Bassett. Shot and Disc Sprinters Hurdlers Managers The 1980 girls track season was definitely a memorable season. The girls worked hard and their work paid off. This year the girls won the MSM Triangular trophy and the MSM Conference meet. At the district meet, the team took an overall 3rd place and sent the 400 meter relay on to the State M meet. The relay ended up with an impressive 6th place at State. All in all, the Trojan- ettes worked hard, proved it, and came out win- ners ... because they wanted to be. Long Distance Long Jumpers and High Jumpers 61 62 Sweetheart Court KING: CASEY NORRIS QUEEN: NANY GRIDER Kings Court: King-Casey Norris. Nancy Grider. Nancy Ladage. Ty Hunt, Mark Dudley. Felicia Marchizza. Sandy Humphrey. Dub Goodroe. Ken Henkhaus. Cam Bates, Tracy Con- over, Pat Flannigan. Dan Marshall, Monica Pitman. Queen's Court: Queen-Nancy Grider. Mark Kessler. Michele Henkhaus. Tim Sargent. Casey Norris. Ronda Goodroe. Annette Dolenc, Scott Brackebusch. Ken Henkhaus. Terri Mar- shall. Mardel Ping, John Thompson. Pat Norris. Kim Rash. 64 65 “You Can't Taka It With You The Cast Penelope Sycamore. Penny . Danda Tish Essie Carmichael .......................Terri Marshall Rheba ..................................Laurie Stowell Paul Sycamore Rob Cameron Mr DePinna Nate Bassett Ed Carmichael David Rutherford Donald .................................Wally Kohler Martin Vanderhof. Grandpa Tom Cundiff Alice Sycamore Diana Ford Henderson .................................. Ed Fedor Tony Kirby ........... Mark Dudley Boris Kolenkhov Thom Cwik Gay Wellington Michelle Moore Mr. Kirby .............................Rod Schumacher Mrs. Kirby Cammie Bates Ronda Goodroe Three G-Men Felicia Marchizza ..........Mardel Ping Olga Katrina ........................DeeDee Ketchum Director ..........Mrs. Nancy Miller Student Director .... Dana Ashby Student Director ............Annette Schneider t ’ all abou J. Eastman. M. Thomas. G. Collins, M. Manship, S. Grah, L. Dudley, R. Herlan, P. Castleman, K. Stamer, S. Palmer, C. Parks, K. Meidel, J. Cavaness, B. Bateman, M. Henkhaus, C. Bates, M. Richey, Second Row: D. Stratton, N. Bassett, R. Schumacher, C. Tommarelli. D. Boyer, L, Las. C. Mangold. B. Patrick, D. Ketchum, J. Wortley. C. Moats, M. Ping, R. Goodroe, T. Goodroe, A, Miller. Third Row: R. Rahn, D. Boyer, R. Cameron, S. Cowan, C. Willoughby. T. Conover, A. Chandler, S. Driver, D. Tish, C. Doglio, L. Galloway, K. Rash, M, Bassett, T. Marshall, D. Dinnen, M. Pitman. Freedom's Children P. Castleman, M. Pitman, C. Parks, M. Ping. Sec- ond row; B. Patrick, M. Bassett, S. Palmer, R. Mei- del, D. Boyer, T. Marshall, D. Rutherford, L. Dudley, D. Tish. Third row: R. Schumacher, R. Cameron, D. Stratton, R. Rahn, N. Bassett. Back row. left to right; S. Cowan. C. Willoughby, T. Conover. A. Chandler, S. Driver, D. Tish, D. Doglio. K. Rash, M. Bassett. M. Moore. T. Marshall, D. Dineen. Second row; M. Pitman. D. Boyer. C. Mangold. B. Patrick. D. Ketchum, J. Wortley. C. Moats, M. Ping, R. Goodroe, T. Goodroe. Front row; Mrs. Eastman-advisor, L. Dudley. R. Herlan, P. Casleman. K. Stamer, S. Palmer. C. Parks. J. Cavaness. M. Henkhaus. C Bates, M. Thomas, accompanist. 69 70 Band Members: Trumpets — T. Goodroe. T. Baldwin, S. Baldwin. B. Patrick. D. Stratton. J. Clark, Clarinets — N. Walker. B Hoodak. M. Woods. D. Longiano. A. Yasinski. D. Tish. P. Brackebusch, Flutes — R. Goodroe. S. Palmer. M Walker. J. Corlas, T Baldwin. J. McCann, Saxophones — D. Dineen. D. Boyer. D. Henkhaus, R. Meidel. Trombones — T. Johnson, S. Monks. Baritone — R. Stauffer, Tuba — M. Corlas. Drums — B. Woods, R. Cameron, S. Tish CO-OP Standing: K. Winters. C. Caufield. P. Spoor. G. Willoughby. J. Pusch. R. Angelo. T. Hunt. T. Horn. R. Bender. M. Heren. C. Norris. Mr. Stillwell. Sitting: K. Robinson, N. Ladage, B. Castleman. L. Gibson. R. Goodroe, J. Gray. Kneeling: A. Miller. J. Hemberger, S. Humphrey. B. Fortner. CAVC Standing back row: M. Edmiston. Mr. Stillwell. D. Rutherford, G. Atteberry, A. Hinrichs. E. Fedor, M. Ruger. C. Bell, J. Burton. R. Bailey. Standing front row: N. Hartman. C. Harbour, E. Bass, D. Carter, S. Willis, C. Estes, P. Maberry. S. Gadberry. J. Burtle. S. Sargent. Sitting front row: S. Plummer, S. Castleman. J. Chambers, E. Gray. D. Rynders. AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH October: Linda Loyd February: Terri Marshall November: Stacie Pitman March: Ronda Goodroe December: Michele Henkhaus 1 I 1 April: Matt Edmiston 72 September: Mark Dudley January: Felicia Marchizza May: Debbie Oberling Oct.: Penny Maberry Dec.: Carla Harbour Feb.: Ed Bass April: Matt Edmiston Awards Social Science Awards: Michele Henkhaus. Linda Loyd. Top History Students: Danda Tish. Terri Marshall. Bob Bartolazzi. Stacie Pitman, Matt Edmiston Dave Carter. Tom Cwik i ij:u Top Shorthand Students: Amy Yasinski, Tracy Branham Dedication Office Help INSPIRATION J •- Librarian Award: Frank Cundiff Music Awards 74 Teachers Appreciation Day 75 Music Contest Back row, left to right; D. Rutherford. R. Cameron. S. Driver. L. Chandler, N. Bassett. D. Boyer. Second row; T. Conover. K. Stamer, K. Meidel. C. Parks. P. Castleman. J. Cavaness, J. Wortley. Front row; Mrs. Eastman-director. B. Patrick, M. Bassett. S. Cowan, M Ping. R. Meidel. T. Marshall. S. Palmer. L. Dudley, C. Moats. Left to right. R. Stauffer, A. Yasinski, R. Meidel. Speech Contest Left to right. T Cundiff, T. Marshall, M. Dudley, D. Rahn, D. Tish, Mrs. Krell-coach. Sitting; D. Rutherford. Not pictured. L. Stowell. A. Schneider, M. Ping. “May I have your attention please” 77 78 1980 Prom Banquet 80 Senior- Nancy Grider Queen- Linda Loyd Senior- Michele Henkhaus Junior- Luann Norris Junior- Terri Marshall v. Sophomore Float Junior Float The Band Plays On Senior Float Grand Prize- Ind. Arts Club What a pass! The Fearless Leaders 83 85 No Problem! Gary Atteberry Larry Baggerly I could be anyone I want to be but I enjoy being myself! Holly Burdine Live long and prosper. Charles Bell May you wake up tomorrow to see AUBURN HIGH! Tammy Brown Beckie Castleman The grand essentials of happiness are, something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Memories may happen now, but they are looked upon only in the future Nate Bassett 88 If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Linda Chandler Tom Cundiff If you walk, just walk; if you sit. just sit; but whatever you do-- don't wobble. Matt Edmiston Life is much more enjoyable as long as there are friends to share each and every day with. 89 Mark Dudley What appears to be the end may only be a new beginning. Rick Gardner 4 Laura Gibson Nancy Grider If I were meant to be like everyone else. I would have never been given the gift of thought because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all. True friendship is like phosphorescense - it glows best when the world around you goes dark. Jolene Hemberger Alan Hinriches Nancy Hartman Mike Heren I quickly laugh at everything, for fear of having to cry. Tom Horn To whom it may concern, let it be known. I feel the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest signifi- cance. Michele Henkhaus Sandy Humphrey If I cannot do great things. I will do small things in a great way. I am as bad as the worst, but thank God I'm as good as the best! Ty Hunt Oh well, twelve years down the drain. John Lebel Melissa Johnson Only those who can see the invisable can do the impossible!? Memory is the diary we all carry about with us. Nancy Ladage I haven't thought of a quote yet Mark Kessler Walter A. Kohler Patient For a time I have followed, but from this time forward I shall lead. Linda Loyd I believe the deepest impression is made in the moments when I can say I care... I love. Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have Penny Maberry You only live once but if you work it right, once is enough. Gina Neumann I'm old enough to know better, but young enough to try it twice! Casey Norris Alyson Messmore Look for the future... For the past is gone. There are two things to aim at in life... first, to get what you want; and after that to enjoy it Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. Felicia Marchizza Laugh once a day. because a day without laughter is like a day without sunshine and a day without sunshine is like night time. Dave Marshall Debbie Oberling The most thoroughly wasted of all days is that on which one has not laughed. 93 When you give your possessions you give little, it's when you give yourself that you truly give. Mary Pierce Men's capacities have never been measured; nor are we to judge of what he can do by any precedents, so little has been tried. Doug Rahn When we know ourselves, we are al- ways at home, anywhere. David Rutherford 94 Brenda Patrick Do something. . lead. follow, or get out of the way. Reach for the heavens and hope for the future all that we can be, not what we are. Stacie Pitman Only after the fight do we realize there was no need. Karen Robinson Tracy Sandidge Today is tomorrow and we dreamed about yesterday Even the most beautiful things in life will never stand in the way of true love. Gaye Ann Willoughby Pam Spoor v 4. Brad White there are Kevin White A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Doug Swift Tim Sergent Football is like nuclear war; no winners, only surviviors. Kathy Winters 96 97 Class Officers: Bottom row; Mark Dudley, Student Council, Sandy Humphrey, Treas.. Middle row. Stacie Pitman, Vice President. Nancy Grider, Student Council. Linda Loyd. Sec.. Dave Marshall. President. Top row. Michele Henkhaus. Student Council. 98 1980 Senior Activities Gary Atteberry: Football 1.3,4; Track 2,3; All-Conference Football 4. Nate Bassett: Letterman's Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Freedom's Children 2.3.4; Football 1.2,3-mgr.; Track 12,3,4; Drama 4. Toby Bateman: Band 1; Football 12; Baseball 12,3,4, Wres- tling 12; Soccer 12. Charles Bell: Yearbook Staff 12. Tammy Brown: Office Help 2,3,4. Holly Burdine: Library Club 1; Volleyball 2.3; Basketball 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Pep Club 1; Class Officer 1-V.Pres.. 2-Treas., 3- St. Council; KTC 4-Publicity. Beckie Castleman: FHA 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 12; Com- merce Club 12; Musicals 1; Office Help 4; Drama Club 3,4. Linda Chandler: FHA 1; Letterman's Club 4; Library Club 12.3; Yearbook Staff 1; Band 1.2,3; Chorus 12,3.4; Freedom's Chil- dren 4; Volleyball 2; Track 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Musicals 12. Plays 1,2,3; Drama Club 12.3,4; KTC 4-Sec.; Tennis 3,4. Tom Cundiff. Library Club 2.4; Yearbook Staf 3.4, Chorus 12; Pep Club 1.2; Musicals 12; Plays 12,3,4; NHS 2,3.4; Drama Club 1,2-V. Pres., 3,4; KTC 4-Publicity. CAVC 3,4; Speech Contest 3,4. Mark Dudley: Letterman's Club 12,3-V. Pres., 4; Yearbook Staff 4-Sports Editor. Football 12,3.4; Basketball 12.3,4; Base- ball 12,3,4; Student Council 2,3.4-Pres.; Pep Club 1,2; Class Officer 1-Pres ,2.3,4-Student Council; King's Court 12,3.4; All- Conference 1st team Defense Football-4; KTC 4; Honorable Mention Little-All State Defense; Member of Who's Who Among American High School Students; Member of the Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students. Matt Edmiston: Letterman's Club 4; Library Club 12.3.4; Foot- ball 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Pep Club 2,3; NHS 3,3,4; Michael Potts' Academic Award-Football. Rick Gardner: Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Football 12,3,4; Base- ball 4; All-Conference 4. Ronda Goodroe: FHA 12-Historian, 3-Sec.. 4-V. Pres, of Re- creation; Letterman's Club 12,3,4; Library Club 1,2.3,4-V. Pres.. Yearbook Staff 2,4; Commerce Club 4; Pep Club 12; Musicals 1.2; Plays 1. Office Help 4; Band 12.3.4; Chorus 12,3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Track 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Class Officers 2-V. Pres.. 3-Student Council. Cheerleading 1,3- Treas., 4; NHS 2,3.4-Student Council; Queen's Court 4; Drama Club 1,2; District All State Band 4, Member of Who's Who Among American High School Students; Member of the Soci- ety of Distinguished American High school Students; All Around 1st in FHA State Convention -2; Statistician 2; Music Contest 3. Nancy Grider: FHA 12-Student Council Rep'.. 3-V. Pres, of Recreation. 4-Pres.; Letterman's Club 3-Sec., 4; Library Club 12.3.4; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Volleyball 12.3,4-Capt.; Basket- ball 2,3-Capt.; Track 12,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2; Class Officer 2-Treas.. 3-Treas.. 4-Student Council; NHS 2,3,4; Queen's Court 3.4; All-Conference 2nd Team Volley- ball-3; 1st Team Volleyball-4; Student of the Month for May-3. Jolene Hemberger: FHA 1.2; FFA 3.4; Library Club 1.2; Year- book Staff 12.3,4; Commerce Club 3.4; Pep Club 12; Office Help 12; Cheerleading 1; Queen's Court 1; Student Council 4. Michele Henkhaus: FHA 1; Letterman’s Club 2,3-Treas.. 4; Li- brary Club 12,3.4; Chorus 12.3.4; Volleyball 3.4; Track 12; Student Council 1.2,3-Sec.. 4-V. Pres.. Queen's Court 3,4; KTC 4-workshop coordinator. DAR-4; IL State Scholar-4; Student of the Month-March-3; Who's Who Among High School Stu- dents-4; Prom Server-1; Music Contest 3; French Club 2-Sec.. 3-Pres.. 4. Mike Heren: Library Club 12.3,4. Student Council 4; Home- coming Escort 3.4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4-V. Pres. Sandy Humphrey: FHA 1,2-Treas.. 3-Student Council Rep.. Section 3-D Pres.. Library Club 1.4-Pres.. Basketball Statistician 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Commerce Club 4-Sec., Pep Club 12; Office Help 2; Class Officer 3- V. Pres., 4-Treas.; Queen's Court 3. KTC 4. Ty Hunt: Football 4; Track 12,3,4; King's Court 3.4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Golf 3. Melissa Johnson: French Club 2.3-Activity director. 4-Student Council; Letterman's Club 2,3; Library Club 2.3,4; Yearbook Staff 1.2; Chorus 1,2; Volleyball 1; Track 1,2; Student Council 4, Commerce Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Musicals 1.2; Cheerlead- ing 2,4-Historian; NHS 2.3.4-Sec.. KTC 4-V. Pres; “College Bowl -4. Mark Kessler: FFA 1.2-Reporter. 3-Reporter. 4-Pres.; Letter- man's Club 4; Library Club 1.2. Band 1; Football 12.3,4; Pep Club 12. Wally Kohler: Library Club 12.4. Yearbook Staff 3-Photogra- pher. 4. Chorus 12.4; Track 4. Plays 2.3; Class Officer 3-V. Pres.. KTC 4. Outstanding Art Award-3; Newspaper Staff-3. Nancy Ladage. FHA 1.2.3.4-Sec.. Library Club 1.2; Yearbook Staff 12,3,4-Bus. Ed.; Commerce Club 3.4-Paper ed.. Pep Club 1.2; Office Help 1.2. Linda Loyd. FHA 1.2.3-V. Pres.; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Library Club 12.3.4; Yearbook Staff 1; Basketball 2,3.4; Track 12,3,4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1.2; Class Officer 1-Student Council. 2-Sec.. 3-Sec., 4-Sec.. Cheerleading 1.2.3,4-Pres., NHS 2,3.4; Queen's Court 3,4-Homecoming Queen; KTC 4; Prom Server-1; Student of the Month-4. Penny Maberry: CAVC-HERO 3.4-Pres.. CAVC Student of the month 3.4; Course Child Care-CAVC 3,4. Felicia Marchizza: FHA 1.2.3-Treas., 4-V. Pres.; Letterman's Club 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 1.2.3.4-editor. Band 1; Chorus 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Student Council 4. Commerce Club 4. Pep Club 1.2; Musicals 2. Plays 1; Office Help 4; NHS 2.3.4. Drama Club 1.4; IL State Scholar 4, Student of the Month-4. Dave Marshall: Letterman's Club 12,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Golf 1,2.3,4-MVP; Commerce Club 4-Treas., Pep Club 1.2; Class Officer 4-Pres. 99 Alyson Messmore FFA 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1; Com- merce Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; NHS 2,3,4. Gina Neumann: FHA 1.2,3.4; Library Club 1.2; Yearbook Staff 2.3.4- Bus. Manager; Commerce Club 3.4; Pep Club 1.2. Casey Norris: FFA 1.2,3-V. Pres. 4-V. Pres.. Library Club 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3.4-Co-Captain; Student Council 1,2; NHS 2,3,4; King's Court 1.2.3.4-King; Industrial Arts Club 3,4-Pres. Debbie Oberling: FHA 1.2.3; FFA 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3-Sec.. 4- Sec.; Yearbook Staff 1.2,3,4-Senior Ed.; Basketball Statistician 3. Student Council 4; Commerce Club 4-V. Pres.. Pep Club 1,2; Office Help 2,3,4; Cheerleading 1.2,4-Student Council Rep. Queen's Court 3. Mary Pierce: Library Club 1.2; Band 1; Chorus 1; Track 1; Commerce 3-Treas.. 4-Pres.; Drama Club 1. Brenda Patrick: Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Freedom's Children 2,3,4; NHS 2.3.4-Treas ; French Club 2.3-Treas.. 4-Pres.; Stage Band 4; KTC 4. Stacie Pitman: Letterman's Club 2,3-Student Council, 4-V. Pres.; Library Club 1,2,3-V. Pres., 4; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4- Faculty Ed.; Chorus 1.3; Volleyball 1.2,3.4-MVP; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3. Pep Club 1.2; Musicals 1; Class Officer 4-V. Pres.. NHS 2,3.4-V. Pres.. All-Conference Volleyball; KTC 4- Social Chairman; Illinois State Scholar, Who's Who Among High School Students. Dough Rahn: Letterman's Club 2.3.4-Pres.. Library Club 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1.2. Freedom's Children 1.2. Football 1.2.3.4- Captain; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Baseball 1.2.4; Pep Club 1.2; Musicals 1.2. Class Officer 1-Treas.. 2-Pres.; 3-Pres.; NHS 2.3.4; King's Court 3. All-Conference Football 4, KTC 4-Pres.. SAR Award 4. Karen Robinson; FHA 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3; Chorus 2.3. Basketball 2.3; Pep Club 1, Plays 2,3; Office Help 2. C.P.R. 3. David Rutherford: Library Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3.4-Photo Ed.. Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Freedom's Children 2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2. Plays 1.2.3,4. Musicals 1.2; Drama Club 1.2-Pres.; 3,4; KTC 4. Speech Contest 1.2.3.4; Music Contest 1,3,4; AVC 3.4. AVC Student of the Month 3. Tracy Sandidge: FHA 1,2; FFA 1.2,3.4, Library club 1.2,3.4, Yearbook Staff 1,2. Volleyball 1.2,3; Pep Club 1.2. Office Help 2,3.4; Baseball Bat Girl 3. Tim Sergent: FFA 1.2.3.4; Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4; Library Club 1,2. Football 1,2.3,4-Co-Captain Football. Basketball 1,2.4. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2; All-Confer- ence Football 3.4; KTC 4. Pam Spoor: FFA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Basketball 2,3,4. Gaye Ann Willoughby: FHA 1; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Volleyball 1.2,3; Drama 1.2,3. Shelley Wilson: FHA 1; FFA 3,4; Letterman's Club 3.4. Library Club 1.2; Yearbook Staff 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2; Commerce Club 3. Pep Club 1.2; Plays 2. Cheerleading 4-Sec.. Drama 1.2. Linda Woodside: Library Club 4. Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1. Commerce Club 4. SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO: • BOY GIRL Succeed: Doug Rahn Felicia Marchizza Find True Happiness: Mark Dudley Michele Henkhaus Most Likely Couple: Mike Heren Linda Loyd Make the Dean's List: Doug Rahn Melissa Johnson Own Their Own Business: Jerry Pusch Pam Spoor Stay Bachelor or Bachlorette: Charles Bell Laura Gibson Go through Life not Knowing: Charles Bell Ronda Goodroe Be Rowdie: Dave Marshall Holly Burdine Become Rich: Casey Norris Stacie Pitman Leave Country First: Charles Bell Melissa Johnson Be on the Cover of Voge or Sports Illustrated: Gary Atteberry Deb Oberling Return to AHS within a Year: Bill Dixon Ronda Goodroe Own Gossip Column: Tim Sergent Nancy Grider Be a Buim: Rich Bender Kathy Winters Teacher: Tim Sergent Nancy Grider Comedian: Dave Marshall Shelley Wilson Farmer: Casey Norris Linda Woodside Centerfold: Ty Hunt Shelley Wilson 100 Senior Prophecy It was a warm sunny day. May 28th, 1990, when the Class of '80 celebrated the tenth anniversary of their graduation. Linda Chandler, always the class organizer, sent out invitations one year in advance to make sure all of our nation-hopping comrades would make it Mike Heren's Diner donated all of the food for the event, and The High-Way Tavern owned by Randy Angelo, Toby Bateman, and Rich Bender provided other diversions. The “Party to Beat All Parties was held at Norris Kessler Neverest Farms, which now covers all of the Midwest States. We hoped there would enough room, but with this crazy class, it was hard to tell. The gala event began at 8:27 that morning (in memory of the first hour bell). Many People began arriving at 8:00 in their limos, private jets, and helicopters. Laura Gibson. Becky Castleman. and Holly Burdine (prompt as always) arrived precisely at 8:30 and were issued Tardy Passes by Mr. Messmore. who was attending with Olympic skating coach. Alyson. First to arrive was Melissa Johnson, Presidential Advisor on State Parks and Forest Preserves. She was accompanied by forest rangers Doug Swift, Chuck Schultz, Alan Hinrichs. and Tom Baldwin. Next came Jerry and Gaye in their own custom-made recreational vehicle. Gary Atteberry, Don Dixon, Tom Horn, and John Lebel all attended in their home-made “rods with Tim Moats and Rick Gardner riding along on the bumpers (hoping for some slick spots). Artists Linda Woodside and Larry Baggerly were there (sort of). They sketched the scene from a helicopter piloted by Olympic basketball star, Pam Spoor. Doug Rahn a noted doctor in the study of the common cold, was accompanied by his medical side kicks. Sheila Castleman and Ronda Goodroe. Two groups of classmates who attended, have become infamous journalists. One group is made up of Sonya Gadberry, Brenda Fortner, Annette Stufflebeam, and Cheryl Caufield, who travel the country making speeches on the joys of motherhood and write a column similar to Erma Bombeck. The second group has taken over as Ann Landers love-life advisors and includes Jolene Hemberger. Gina Neumann. Nancy Ladage, and Tracy Sandidge. From talking with members of the class we found that, thanks to AHS's influence, many members of the class of '80 have gone into educational careers. Nate Bassett and Brenda Patrick are currently Professors at the U of I and team-tech a no-credit class entitled. “How to Become a Professional Student in 20 Easy Lessons. Tim Sergent is athletic director and janitor at A.H.S. Sandy Humphrey has been given a special medal by the President for becoming the first librarian to organize the Library of Congress. Nancy Grider and Michele Henkhaus are now educational advisors to the U.N. on “Wild and Crazy Teaching Styles . But it seems that Dave Marshall has made the greatest strides in education. The President of the Senior Class of '80 gestured this reporter over to his Rolls Royce and in confidence told me that he is presently a Professor at SIU-E teaching a new major entitled. Million Airism . Tom Cundiff attended with Jackie Gray. Nancy Hartman. Penny Mayberry, Karen Robinson. Mary Pierce. Kathy Winters, and Charlie Bell, all franchise owners of Tommy Wommy's Day Care Centers, Inc. with brances in Auburn, Chatham, Divernon, Thayer, Waverly. and Mars, respectively. Stacie Pitman has found permanent residence at Monmouth college working in the Marketing Dept, as Chief Executive. And here comes Joe Blackman who is currently playing tackle for the Chicago Bears, and Ty Hunt who shortened his football career in order to make movies with Jacques Cousteau. New owner of Cadillac Inc., Wally Kohler, has just arrived. Several members of this class have acquired high exposure jobs. These include: Mark Dudley who is Paul Harvey's sports equivalent. Deb Oberling who is permanet cover model for Vogue. Dave Rutherford who is a photographer and Editor-in-Chief of “Gentleman's Quarterly , and Matt Edminston who is a Freudian psycho-sociologist pondering the question. “What effect has the pencil had on society? Linda Loyd and Shelley Wilson provided entertainment for the class by doing their Solinsky Sisters impression with Long John Silver's hats on. After the show a round of applause was given to Felicia Marchizza for contributing her mathematic mind to figure the quantities of goods for the party. A fantastic time was had by all and as they bid farewell to each other with fond memories renewed, they promised to return in 10 more years for an even better time. But this was not the end. As they had always done at AHS. three other members of the class, Tammy Brown. Brad and Kevin White, moved in to repair the damage the rest of the class had created. . — • i c r n , aNHEUSF-R After the bogs were checked the 1980 Senior class boarded the school cruiser bus When everyone was settled and rol cdll was taken we were off for the b g metropoks of St Loms. For most of the trip there was small chat and sleeping passengers. One of the passengers had a slight problem, (right Ronda?) so we stopped and we also decided to have breakfast Being the ROWD€ people we were we sot in the closed area of the McDonalds ond dared anyone to tell us to leave After orange juice cups were emptied ond stomachs were filled we ogam hit the rood for our first destination. When we first got mto the city we decided to drive around a bit to see the sights We finely found where to pork, then piled out to see how our favorite brew is made After the smell we ai swore we would never drink another drop, but when we saw all those beautiful masterpieces being carefuty packed we just knew that was one vow we would never be able to keep WE were then led to the gift shop of our dreams! Mugs! Glasses! T-shirts! Key rings All with our favorite insignia! And what bargains! We were finaiy drug back to the bus and voted to skip the museum and go straight for the zoo. The path to the zoo wasn't all that straight, but we got there All of the animals were so cute we ai wanted to take our favorite home After cruisn the zoo for four hours we headed back to the bus and the park for a game of football Others got the thrSs on the bus and a few were kind enough to save Mrs. Milter from Chorlte. Some of us were gettng hungry so we piled back Pto the bus and headed for a meal on the river's edge Yes! They even have a McDonalds on the river! Most of us munched on the top balcony. Finally after an exhoustng day we headed for home Boy! What discoveries were uncovered along the way! Just ask the Real Good girl about it. Have you ever noticed how Prez David bmps? Well it's because one of his legs is longer than the other. Ask him how much he would give for half a por of tennis shoes I Yes the Senior tnp hod it's fne points and I'm glad I was there And remember God loves you. ft 4 C r -k Sonya you sadist! hink I could fit this in my pocket? Debbie's chasin' the boys again! Can I get out now???? Got that team? Are you camera shy Davie? drive thn Timmy, they finally made one your Debbie, will you help me with size!! my bib?? Last Will and Testament - Class of ”80 I, Gary Atteberry, being of no mind and hairy face, give out my following riches: to Coach P. a winning team. To Mike K. the ability to drive a red Blazer-Mine. To Deb M. a lot of luck with me. To Mr. Deck I hope you can find somebody else to talk to and give kleenex to before CAVC. To Dale M. a brand new Chevy Four Wheeler. To all the people who drive Fords a gun to shoot them with. To Guy H. a lift kit for a Mustang. To Mr. Thorton I leave all my hair that's falling out so at least one of us isn't bald. To A.H.S. the materials to convert the new basketball gym to a football field so we have at least one winning team for the people. I, Nate Bassett, will Charles Bell, all of my Star Wars' creatures to help make his dreams come true. I, Toby Bateman, being of a high mind and partied body, leave my sewage system and whatever's in it to all the partiers at AHS. I leave R.B., C.S., Weasel all the goodies we had at Molley Hatchet. I leave B.W. my shotgun to shoot Donna and Moe. I leave M.B. a guardian angel to watch over his premises graduation night. I leave Nancy all my love and all the good times to come. I, Charles Bell, being of sound mind and body hereby leave a key to Mrs. Bailey to a computer that will give her a hard time. I leave Mr. Messmore a good worker for my job. I leave Mr. Bandy someone to argue with in class. I leave my sister Missy the ability to understand the teachers of A.H.S. I, Tammy Brown, leave Pam G. and Dorothy C. my cleaning equipment, friendship, and happiness. To Annette D. I leave my sewing friendship and all the fun times we had in Mrs. Roberts' class. I, Holly Burdine, being of a crazy mind and rowdy body hereby will the following things: to the Auburn Arsonist Squad one more astronomy class at Pawnee, and one more bonfire before we leave! To Linda a gallon of gas and another track race across the Pawnee field; to Sandy another hole to fall in; to Debbie and Shelley more fun times in the get away car. To Stacie and Nancy more fun times in Springfield calling a certain guy, and more ice cream cones; to Annette another dark porch for emergency use. To Felicia more of those crazy times being chased in Springfield; to Ronda one paperbag to catch snipes with. To Melissa more eggs to throw. And to the students of A.H.S. Party Hardy! I, Beckie Castleman, being of sick mind and shortly stunted body, hereby leave the following: To Laura Gibson I leave all the thanks for being a true friend! Also I leave you someone else to listen to your Bob Dylan records and sick ideas, a book on how to destroy your brown Nova, an exhaust system, a new windshield wiper knob, and a Bargain Value Bag of Kitty Fresh” kitty litter for your Red VW. To Gaye Ann I leave a BIG ditch and a chain saw. To Tammy B. a bruised arm and a giggle box! To my sister a hair brush and 3 more years in this crazy place! To Steve C. I leave you my yellow Camaro parking spot for your yellow Camaro, (If you and the car last that long!) And finally to my Sweet High School Sweetheart, Bradley, I leave you all the love and crazy times that you'll stay as sweet as you are and last of all, here's a kiss from the one who really loves you most, MEM I, Linda Jane Chandler, being of blank mind and too much body do hereby bequeath to my sister Angie my phenominal ability to get out of and into things; to Susie someone else to make up sick songs with. To Danda someone else to write her stories about Stoningtonville. To Rob another poor soul to try out his crude jokes in French one. To Michelle someone else to be her Chauffer. To Mrs. Bailpy some other rotten person to turn in their homework late. And to Mr. Bandy a laugh. So Long!! I, Tom Cundiff, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave Mr. Theole a wall that really isn't there and a winning speech contest group to Mrs. Krell. To Mrs. Miller I leave a bag of apples with a thank you written on each one and to Mrs. Kaiser, I leave best wishes and a Thanks . To David R. I leave memories of great times in hopes that they continue and a large Sprite. To Danda T. I will the ability to turn on her car headlights at night and a large, extra cheese pizza. To Dana A. I leave one more honeymoon. I leave my crummy yellow locker to my brother Frank. TO the Chemistry class my Junior year, I leave anything that can be argued over. To A.H.S. I leave a younger brother and sister, a niece and a nephew to carry on. To all the friends I've had at A.H.S. (faculty and students) I leave love and happiness always. To all the people I didn't mention, I don't leave anything because you don't deserve anything. I, Mark Dudley, being of sound mind and body, hereby state my will: To my sister Carmen, and my two cousins, Lori and Todd, the ability to not tarnish the Dudley name ever! To Tim H., the starting quarter- back position on the football team, and 30 points a game next year in basketball. To Wahoo Henkhaus, the ability to not throw up as much! To Annette Dolenc, a very cheezy season of volleyball next year, I know you'll come through! To Terri Marshall, a lot of good times, and may you die and go to Micky Mouse Heaven! To Danny Marshall, the chance to get MVP in golf next year. To Laurie Stowell, the thanks to have gotten to know you, and all the good times that I have had with you. To Coach Parola, all the admiration in the world, your the best! To Coach Band, a 23-0 season, you deserve it. And finally to Don Thornton the ability to name a child without giving him a complex to deal with so soon! With my km will fully stated, I bid the halls, walls, and regulations of A.H.S. a very grateful farewell. I, Matt Edmistion, being of partially crazed mind and sound body will to the following: To Judd S. someone to party with at all the concerts and the ability to hit people and not get caught!, to Jim C. someone to try his new nigger hand shakes with, to Todd S. a starting position in basketball next year because I never had one. To Kenny H. all the luck in the world because you deserve it, to Kim R. a wild pair of socks to match your collection, to Michele R. my ugly stick because I got a new one, to Gail H. a big smile to have whenever-if ever you need it because you gave me one, to Dawn H. many happy times in your years to come and enjoy them, take care, to my sister Elaine the ability to learn something here and go out and use it. Have fun! To Coach Parola a big thanks for a good year in football and good luck, to Mr. Deck some students who will respect you and thanks for everything; to Mrs. K. and Michele a part of me to take with you to remember me always, wherever you go. If I left anyone out sorry, if you are a girl you can have my phone number, if you are a guy-too bad! Now as I leave I look back at A.H.S. and say thank you, BUT I must look toward the future and Keep Pushing On! I, Sonya Gadberry, being fairly sound in mind and body do bequeath the following: To G.W. I leave a big Thanks for being a true friend and a lot of great Saturday night memories in Springfield. To M.P. I leave an aspirin bottle of S.G. and a lot of great memories. Thanks! To P.M. I leave the memories of a great friendship and some pretty crazy times at Dominies. To all the snobs, rich stuck-ups, I leave a hope of you drowning in a large rain cause your noses are in the air so much. And last but not least I leave to Mr. M. and faculty-Thanks for the education. I leave you pity also cause W. 8t W. are on their way up to wreck your mind. I, Rick Gardner, being of determined mind and sound body, I leave to T.M. all the luck in the world for next year, To the football team and all the coaches I leave many thanks! To Auburn High I leave another Gardner to terrorize the teachers! And, being smarter now than I was before, I leave!! I, Ronda Goodroe, being of bewildered mind and chopped up body do hereby bequeath the following: To my sister, Tonya, the ability to participate in sports all through H.S. without getting hurt and to stay out of trouble. To my brother Dub, lots of fun and rowdie times your Senior ear at A.H.S. To my adopted brother Rick, I leave you another exciting weekend filled with pressed ham sandwiches and popcorn. To S.H., D.O., and H.B. another wild and crazy camping trip with the snipes. To F.M. (8th hr. office buddy) I leave the quote I run this office and you don't tell me how to do it. , a lot more laughs and the ability not to get fired if we ever work in the same office again. To Debbie O. Remember our 'Ballet costumes' and our green faces. Don't forget the fun times on the strip! To Holly B. and Michele H, the fun at the Pharmacy and Christmas Party. To Doug R. I hope that you find true happiness. To Sandy H. I hope that we always stay in touch and recount the memories and all the close talks in A.H.S. I leave A.H.S. Cheerleaders lots of good times, the ability to never lose your spirit, and to be a winning team. To my Mom I leave you the ability to cope with two more kids in H.S. and the love you have for being so understanding. You make a pretty good boss too! (in the office) To II my friends I wish you the best of luck. To Bill K. I leave a lot more fun, laughs, and memories. I, Nancy Grider, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: to Annette D. and Laurie S. many more boat rides on Lake Springfield and many more cheezy memories; to Carmen D. a lifetime supply of Playgirl magazines; to Annette S. someone else to give her informative talks at all volleyball practices; to Dawn H. just three more years of bleachers, blocks, and ropes; to Coach Parola someone else to go down in the corner ; to H.B. my patience in hopes she uses it for the future volleyball teams; to my sister Julie I leave my gym suit so she doesn't have to try to hid mine anymore. To all my friends a thanks for the fun and rowdy times; to A.H.S. and all the faculty I leave all of the traditional rules and regulations. I, Jolene Hemberger, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave to S.C., N.L., G.N., T.S., a big thanks for all the good times. To Mrs. Roberts a big thanks for all the passes for yearbook ads to go riding around our Jr. year. To Mrs. Bailey I leave a lot of great times and another quiet and hard working Shorthand II class. To Mr. Bandy and Mr. Thoele, a thanks for all the laughs. To Ken H. I leave B.F. and a lot of fun times there. To Bob B. I leave good times and our three kids. To my cousin Tim, lots of luck and memories. To Luann N. lots of great memories of our wild ski trip with Flash Gordon. To Mr. Messmore I leave hopes that five girls from the yearbook staff (will tell Mrs. Bailey their plans so they won't get caught) will skip out of school some afternoon without getting caught. And finally I leave A.H.S. Gladly! I, Michele Henkhaus, of munchkin-size body and half-way decent mind do hereby leave the following: To Rick M., another disco partner and please keep an eye on Dawn next year for me! To the Sophomore V.B. hustlers (M.P., C.B., and especially A.S., Queen T.S. now that I'm gone), the ability to hustle on and off court ana the hope that their last 2 years in high school and V.B. are as fun as they made mine. To Mardy, I leave someone else to make laugh like she always makes me, the memories of cheerleading camp, and a Thanks for being her! To Mr. Rigg, I leave another Physics Class like ours to drive him crazy and my sincere appreciation for your understanding. To Bob B., I leave someone else he can be taller than. To Mrs. Kaiser, I leave my burping ability and the poem Thanks which expresses everything I couldn't possibly put into words! To Kenny and Dawn I leave my ability to be late for classes and roam the halls and never get a demerit. I also leave them more good times in our green bombs and a special hope and prayer for their happiness. To Terr I leave another boogie partner, the memories of all our good times, friendship forever, and the best of everything for being such a special person. To Linda and Matt, who leave with me, I give them the poem by Larry S. Chengges. And now, opening my Chink eyes a little more, I leave, cherishing everything and looking forward to the future! I, Mike Heren, being of magnanimous mind, and normal body, leave to C.N., P.N., and B.R. $5.00. To the class of '81 who still have to pass Bandy's Consumer Ed, I leave the memories of four-wheeling, busting spare tires, and cracked windshields. To “Tyrone remember to watch your temper or you'll end up with a pants full of snow (again). To “Kaz I leave nothing, because you have everything, (Brenda). To Mr. Thornton, and Mr. Stillwell, Thanks for all your help through my High School years, it made things easier. To my brother Joe, good luck even though I know you'll do fine. And last but not least to my Linda Lou I leave nothing because I'm taking you with me, and if I can't I'm not going! And so I leave Auburn High School saying, “What a concept!! I, Tom Horn, being of very sound mind and somewhat stable body leave but only two things: to Lamma I leave all my love and my ability to escape school without getting in trouble; to the school bord of A.H.S. I leave the ability to rehire or find a teacher as Great as Dennis Suppan! I, Sandy Humphrey, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave the following: To Linda and Holly more bonfires to burn, one can of gasoline and one pack of matches. To Holly, another Pawnee Salvation Army box to crawl in. To Linda, Nancy, Felicia, and Ronda more hot closets to sit in. To Ronda, I leave you many, many thank-yous for all your advice and support, I hope life treats you well. To Felicia, one rainy day, a big front porch, and a crumbled birthday cake, and alot of laughter! Also a life filled with much happiness. To Stan, I leave me, 36-24-36! I, Ty Hunt, being of perfect body and semi-sound mind, do hereby leave to Guy H. the ability to go 11' at district and get 4th; to Hy H. I leave my good looks and ability to stay out of trouble when needed. To Dan M. I leave my blue bomb to take out Rhona H. To Jim S. I leave his favorite saying “Your a dead man Jimmy S. To A.H.S. I leave all my fond memories. I, Melissa Johnson, will to “The Gang good luck and happiness, to Michele understanding and honesty; to Holly 100 cheery cokes; to Randy a friend thru thick-n-thin; to Mardel 10 trips to CR, 3 sob stores, and a chance at the 1980 Labor Day Queen; to Ronda. one day to sit and relax; to Linda two bags of pheasant feathers, and to Terry my position as the Trojan rider at Homecoming! To Patrick Flannigan I will 2,000 tacos; to Felicia and Stacie all my money and success; to De one free ticket for a year out on your own — away from Bob and horse training. To Doug I will one smashed finger and twelve free lessons on how to ride a horse; To John Lebel, myself as a fellow con-artist; to the KTC Board- memories of a job well done (it actually worked!). To Mrs. K. and the cheerleaders I will lots of laughs, SX, DUS, and good luck. Mr. Messmore aahh-you get a 5-page essay on “Yes, It Can Be Done! and 3-one hour speeches on why some students should graduate early. To Mrs. Miller, one paper on how to write an A essay in Swedish! To Mr. Bandy, a hot tip on the stock market; to Mrs. Krell. a promise to wear a dress to all speaking engagements and to Mrs. L. the ability to build a team with unity that truly enjoys the sport. And finally, to anyone who wants it, I will peace, hope, and a smile! I, Mark Kessler, being of sound mind and body and the whom it may concern, do hereby bequeath the following: To Linda and Mike some of the best memories in the world; — Use the main gate — I! To Mike and Casey all the luck in the world in everything they do, you've been the best friends anyone could have! To Mike a new midnight mechanic; To Casey a room for his collection of girls' pictures!! To Pat N„ Casey's ability to stay up for 3 days, and have something to do the whole time and a ticket, he knows where to. Watch out for the pipes! To all the senior guys on the football team, lots of fun memories. To Mark D. the hope he finds someplace else to put his hands!! To Tim S. a new playmate in the huddle! To Rocky one pair of old eye glasses! To Bonnie D. one Shirly Temple dress!! To Elmo, a small miracle, ha, ha. To Ken H. Scott B. lots of luck next year in Ag., they'll need it! Most of all I leave — Glad I made it! — To everyone else, Sayonara S______s! I, Walt Kohler, being a willful person of the class of 1980 of A.H.S., I hereby decree this will: To Dan Marshall I leave all foul terms and excessive name calling, (scab, stinch, etc.) To Guy Hunt, a brother to me, I leave one half of all my mischief obtaining and downright orneryness and Consumer Ed. notes. To Hy Hunt, a brother also, I leave my girl catching techniques and the other half of my mischief obtaining (guaranteed). To Mardel Ping I leave all unused lunch tickets and common sense. And to some poor soul I leave my teachers. But to all my friends, I hope to keep their friendship. I, Nancy Ladage, being of quick mind and mouth do hereby leave to Mrs. Bailey another 1st-4th hour student to give her a hard time and respect her like I do. To Mr. Thoele and Mr. Bandy a big thanks for always brightening my day. To Mr. Hayes I leave the word “Help because we all know he needs it. To Joyce P. I leave a 7th hour P.E. class as rowdie as last year's and great memories of all our rowdie times. To Toby I leave all our memories and the ones that are yet to come. And to Auburn High I leave a fond farewell from the long line of Ladage's that I know end as I walk out the front door with my back turned and a smile on my face. Henceforth and forever, let it be known that I, John Lebel do hereby bequeath the following: To Gary A. a new Ford Bronco; to Diana F. one cup of Brim; to Steve C. one more car to destroy; to next year's senior class a 3-day senior trip; to our new school another generation of vandals to wreck havoc; to Mr. (?) Thornton a shop project finished on time; to John Me. my ability to miss every other day and still ace every Geometry test; to Mr. Bandy a state championship; to the football team the ability to beat Pawnee just one more time, and last but most certainly least, to Mr. Messmore the 80 minutes I still owe him. I do hereby relinquish my leadership of the Auburn chapter of the Mafia to my brother, Alan. Goodbye! I, Linda Loyd, being of over-abused mind and compact bod (dynamite comes in small packages) do leave the following: To everyone at A.H.S. the ability to have a good time. To Mark and his wild woman all the craaazy times and all the love in the world. To B.J. a big thanks, 7,000 bubble gum balls, Tim, and the phrase He means well . To Mrs. Kaiser and the cheerleaders lots more fun, and memories of 4 years to prove it's all worth it. To Coach Parola someone else to wear the only x-large B-ball uniform Auburn owns. To the football team-my legs- believe me they'll come in handy. To the Auburn Arson squad a can of gas and a 7ft match. To Cindy and Mardi each a record of Take Me Home, Country Roads . To the girls' B-ball team bleachers that fold up. (Thank God) To Michele a friendship that is special because it's built on trust. To Mikey-50 moochers, 23 snuggles, 2 years of memories, and 120 pounds of me. (I love you) And finally to A.H.S. I leave full of sunshine and smiles in hopes I can spread a little around. I, Felicia Marchizza, being of curious mind and active body do hereby bequeath the following: To the faculty I leave many thanks for all their help and patience; to Father Samaurai Thoeie I leave hopes that he can find someone else to hassle who won't take any of if serious (Sister) but give it right back and I leave also DQ's Friday fish special; to Mr. Rigg I leave a winning Braintrust team; to Mrs. Goodroe I happily leave the attendance book and many laughs; to Coach Parola, another great Girl's Basketball Team and 20 bleachers! To J.M.A. I leave a Harry's chocolate milkshake and a basketball game with 25 time outs. To M.T. I leave next year's yearbook; to Carmen (Ray Gacy)-COOL IT! But remember all the great times, BJP! To Patrick I leave the Beach House Blues and many great, memorable times as friend, neighbor, and co- pit ! I hope you are a success in whatever you do and find much happiness .... you idiot! To Mr. Messmore keep up the good work and I hope you have a faculty that will do as great a job as the faculty I left behind and students who will appreciate it. To A.H.S. I leave thanks for all the good times and unforgetable friends (LLL), a good attitude, and I leave one more Marchizza (good luck. Kid) to make the most of everything offered by this great new school. I, Dave (Elwood) Marshall, being of extra-ordinary unique mind and body consisting of a hundred and forty pounds of solid, rippling, muscle, do hereby bequeath to sister Terri my Paul McCartney Poster and my ability to ace every accounting test without studying. To brother Dan I leave my award-winning golfing ability and all my charming high school Pizzaz. To my old friend and confidant Guy R. Hunt, I leave my Johnny Quest exploration compass. To Ken H. I leave my multiple use switch-blade. To Rick Meidel I leave all my great Polock jokes. To Shorty I leave a thirty foot Totonac Indian Totum Pole. To Annette D. and Laurie S., I give all the Cheeze in the world. To Carmen D. I leave a full length centerfold of Ray Gardner. To Mardel I leave love and kisses and thanks for all the great times. To AHS I leave sister Terri and brother Dan. Last, to all my friends including faculty, I bid farewell with a handshake. I, Penny Maberry, being of burnt mind and T.A. body leave all my Junior meories of fhe C.A.V.C. bus in my locker so I can forget them. To my good friend Carla H. I leave my position in Child Care. To the rest of my friends I leave lots of love and happiness. To the stuck-up snobs with their noses in the air, I leave you a stair to trip over. To all the partiers the will to keep partying and for those who don't, the will to try. Last but not least to Auburn High I leave you one less headache and my brother Billy to pick up where I left off. To all the underclassmen the ability to be rowdie and a wish of good luck. I will now leave — Peacefully. I, Alyson Messmore, being of confused mind and the Dorothy Hamill of Auburn High leave the following: To Bob, Jim, and Chuck someone else's car to use in their demolition derby; to the guys in Ag. I: to Todd D. another pen to tear apart, to Tom D. my notebook and someone else to loan you a pen, to Shorty a couple of inches and to Joe, another Big Buddy and someone to give you money, to Ben, someone else who smiles as much as I do ad all my misc. expenses. To Guy hopes that you get your dependable (ha! ha!) Ford Mustang Pace Car, to the juniors, I leave one semester of Consumer's Ed; to C. Spock Bell a 1-way ticket to Mars, to a few girls in this school their own personalized street corner; to Mrs. Bailey another crazy first hour Accounting class and Mr. Bill Oh No! a big thanks to B.C. for being there and still hoping for me and to a lot of old and new friends thanks for making this a good year for me. To my Dad (the Princ.) a lot of thanks and I leave you a new school. And to a very very special and Amazing person I can't quite say enough of whaf I'd like to because it'd take too much room but I wish you all the happiness anyone could possibly be wished, all the best in life, and I hope that someday you realize everyone really does deserve a chance (because you're the one who said it) and you know the rest. To A.H.S. I leave no more of us Messmore's cause I'm the last one. I, Gina Neumann, being of sound mind and body will to Deb S. all the fun she can possibly have but staying out of trouble at the same time. To Joyce Pierce the good times we've had partying. To my little brother Gavin, lots of luck. To Mrs. Bailey a big thanks for all her help and “patience, and someone else to call her Phyllis. And to all the Seniors who are leaving with me, I wish luck and happiness in whatever the future holds. I, Casey Norris, being proud of what? Mind and body I do have, leave the following: To Todd C. one genuine nigger to serve you at the FFA chilli supper; To Bob R. the world boxing title (who else would want to fight a whole bus load of guys from Indiana except the champ); To Pat (Sid) a lifetime supply of waffles and the ability to make the cover of Crash and Burn Magazine with your Suzuki; To Ben and the Ag. Shop a “BFH to fix anything they want to fix. Although Mark and Mike are leaving with me, I want Mark (Stud) to have a truck load of ashtrays to throw out the window of the 14th floor; To Mike (Buddy) a hunting trip to the Rockies so you can shoot Bigfoot. Also thanks for being two great friends; I want Gaye W. to have my Mr. Bill doll and one free ticket to a Mr. Bill movie. To Dee Dee the yellow four-wheel drive at Steve Queen's, and a big kiss to say thanks for everything, you're the best. To all you farmers -— Farm On! To A.H.S., a varsity basketball coach. And finally I leave A.H.S. with no regrets and lots of memories. Being of thoughtful mind and active body, I Debbie Oberling leave the following: To the Fresh, and Soph, boys (you all know who you are) the ability to keep your comments to yourselves when I walk by. To 5th hr. P.E. thanks for all the rowdie Times. Faculty, thanks so much for all the help you've given me. To D.R. the ability to ignore Mr. F. when he says certain things! The Auburn A. Squad, one unforgetable night and a hotrod getaway carl! To Holly 4 cigs, a Salvation Army box and a night to make it home on time, just once! Mardel, thanks for all the memories, good times and understanding you've given me, don't forget Winsor forever ! To the Cheerleaders, thanks for the rowdie times, I've really enjoyed working with you, keep up the Spirit. To R.G. thanks for listening and remember all of the good times. To my brother Doug, good luck and make the best of it. And to the youngest in the family, Denise, lots of happiness and luck. To A.H.S. and all my friends, thanks for the memories. I, Mary Pierce, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brother Butch as many fun times his last two years at Auburn High as I had. To all my other friends, I leave still a friend. To next year's Senior, I leave nothing because they think they have it all. Leaving absolutely nothing tangible behind, I, Stacie Pitman, will the following: to A.D. many happy memories, hopes for more mountains to head for, and a ski boat that will run; to C.D., many crazy, corrupt times; to Cam' Bam, Chelle R., and Nette S. Thanks for being special as a friend, Mission Maker , and the Sunday morning caller. To Super Cheezy, I leave the Masked Bomber tradition and the ability to drive a ski boat straight across a lake (in reverse). To my sisters, Mon and Marsh, I leave the unique Pitman tradition of always knowing what's going on, and figuring out something to do with that knowledge. To Mrs. Miller, Mr. Rigg, Mrs. Bailey, and Mr. Messmore, thanks for really going out of your way. To H.B., I leave a special thanks for giving me a chance to learn what I can do and being both coach and friend. To all of the great friends I've had at A.H.S., I leave a big thank you! I, Doug Rahn, being of sound mind and body, do hearby bequeath the following: To my brother Rick, I leave my athletic ability and the hope that he enjoys his last two yrs. at Auburn High as much as I did; To T.H. I leave him my brother to take him the 2 blocks home from basketball practice; To Hembo I leave one new pair of Fruit of the Looms, without Ben Gay; To G.H. a great Chevy; To M.K. I leave a pair of new glasses; To T.S. I leave hoping he'll find someone else fo put Fox Scent on and a thanks for being a friend; To T.M. a sincere appreciation for being my friend; To Coach Paroia, I leave a lot of gratitude and admiration for a super job of coaching and being a great guy; To Coach Rigg a new physics class that will work; To Coach Bandy I leave a successful basketball season; To Mickie, a big thanks and happiness in the future; To Mr. Messmore A job well done and to the students and atheletes I've participated with these last four years, I leave a big thanks and good luck. I, Karen Robinson, leave only the thanks to my teachers and friends. I leave Auburn High with the best of luck to all the rest of the students. May they all enjoy their school years as much as I have. Special thanks to the teachers who have given me a very good education. To Joe H. I leave the memories of the 4th of July and crazy bike rides. To the class of 80 I leave one wish, that not one of us forgets our school days and if we meet don't be afraid to say Hi. To Bill S. I take with me and hope our plans work out. Good bye and good luck to all. I, Tracy Sandidge, being a sound mind and body leave my brother and sisters the ability to do well in high school and the best of luck. To my sophomore buddies, J.S., J.H., R.Mc., T.B., thanks for being my friends. To Mardel Ping (Spook) I leave the best of luck through her last few years of high school. To Dave McNaught and Jim Simpson, someone else fo pick on. To Annette Dolenc I leave the ability to do well in volleyball and good luck in your last year at A.H.S. To the rest of my friends, good luck at A.H.S. I, Tim Sergent, being a perfect mind and above average body I do state my will: To my brother Gary I leave the best of luck in football. To Jimmy the best of luck with the women, wine, and (the big one of the three) Sex!! To D.F. a waterbed so she can wait her turn and time to grow up. To Ken and Tim H. a lot more fun when you go see Dave B. And Ken make sure that you take a shower. To Coach Paroia, what can I say to a guy that has done more for Auburn than any person I know. Thanks Coachl To my friends in the senior class thanks for all the great times. It's not going to be the same not seeing your faces. Thanks, it's been a great four years. Last of all Lu, what can I say to a girl that has more love than time can ask for. Lu there is nothing I can say or look back at that I regret. There are three words I can say to you and that is, I love you. I, Pam Spoor, being of original mind, and athletic body bequeath the following: To Gaye Ann Willoughby, my G-60's and posi-fraction rear end off my GTO for her Impala to use when cruising the strip on Friday nights, her own paper factory, for all the paper I've borrowed from her throughout high 108 school, and an extra ear for the 20 minute talks that lasted until 2 in the morning. To Karen Robinson, dual quads and a Pontiac engine to put in her Ford in case she is being chased, (especially at truck stops.), a publishing company to publish her terrific poems, not to mention, the ability to skip out without getting caught. To Brad and Kevin White, a restored 57 Chevy with a convertible top, and a 68 Vette with a T- top, not to mention 2 new 750 Honda's, a new set of radials for their Charger and a quarter for the jukebox at Angelo's. To Tom Horn, a new set of headers and some L-60's for his Rod. To the girls on the future basketball teams, my height, ponytail, and new shoes for the best in years to come. To Mrs. Krell, and Mr. Parola, a special Thanks for helping me find my own potential. To Anita S. and Joyce N. an everlasting lifetime dept of gratitude because of the unique and understanding people they are. To the kids left at A.H.S. good luck. To A.H.S. I leave my parking spot for the next rod, a smile and in memory of the old school, some terrific times I'll never forget. To Michael DeWaine, a new Plymouth with a moon roof, and a Hemi, a pass to come home whenever he likes and an extremly special Thanks for all the love and laughter that has been, and is yet to come. Last but not least, much love to my Mother for making it all happen. I, Brad White, being of little mind and little body hereby leave the following: To Steve C. one six inch lift kit for your Camaro to do more four wheeling and one more year in this dump. Thanks for being a great friend. To Ketra D. I leave you a lot of luck in the future riding with Steve, and to visit Stony's more often. To Amy Y. I leave all the luck in the world to put up with Ketra one more year. Ha Ha! Also to keep Ketra company at Stony's. To Mr. Messmore I leave him the will to find two more good workers like Kevin and me. Thanks for being so understanding and being an all around great principal. Last, but by far not least, to Beckie Castleman I leave the chance to put on her bikini before throwing her in the pool, another great day at Washington Park, a lot more great times in the Charger, and all my love and kisses in the world. Thanks for being so understanding with me and for being there when I needed you. I love you, Beckie. I, Gaye Ann Willoughby, being of very stretched out body and spacey mind do hereby leave the following things to the following people: To Casey N., someone else to sit with him in accounting and talk about The Mr. Bill Show! To Karen R. someone very special to fill your life with a very special kind of love; to Beckie C., someone else's shoulder to beat on in Office Prac. when she and B.W. have a fight; to Cindy, my little sister, I leave her my parking space in the student parking lot, that is if she can get a car to put in it! And I also hope that she will finally realize what a true friend is, before it is too late! To Pammie S., my truest friend, I wish you a lot of luck and happiness in the years ahead, for you have really given me more than I can ever repay, the memories of all of the past years and the dreams of all the years to come I leave to you, Pammie, because I know you will take care of them for me! Finally, I leave to my baby Jerry, all of the love he can handle, for now, and some more for later years. I also leave him his Own locker, with a lock and only one key, to put his coat in. Now I leave a smile and a wish of good luck to all of the people I am leaving behind, for you have made these past 4 years something to remember. Now I leave with the most important thing in my life, the things that I have been looking for I have found in him, they are the things that we all are looking for, love. Good Bye! I, Shelley Wilson, being of corrupt mind and overworked bod, hereby bequeath my will. To some of the fruit loops in 5th hour P.E. a book on maturity. To Julie, Carla, Dawn, and Elaine, keep the brats in line, OK? And stay cool! To Cindy Miller, I leave all of the memories of our wild friendship, our sayings like Pe Du La, Wo Wo Wo Boom!, No doubt, and the presidency of Space Cadet Troup 384. Whenever you get down think of the unknown family at Taco Gringo! You're bound to laugh! To Joyce, another person to keep people in line at your parties, the fun times and sad times we've had, and a friend for life. To John Winters someone else to bug to death, drive nuts, like you did me. Fruit loop! To all of the A.H.S. cheerleaders, 10 free Disco lessons, a one way ticket to Galesburg (excluding Linda, Michele, Ronda, and me, cuz we know to pass up the chance) and my ability to scream “I don't want no black eyed peas like, uh, you know! To Dia, “How to do a shoulder mount in 10 easy steps . To Gary S, Jim, and Pat, my defensive specialty in F-Ball, hope for more Sunday afternoon F-Ball, all of our fun times and a friend for life. You guys stay sweet! Gary, thanks for being there when I needed you and thanks for listening. To Drew You're gonna die ; To Mrs. K. Thanks! You get all my Disco clothes, stay sweet too! Finally to A.H.S. I leave GLADLY! I, Linda Woodside, being of battered, and mixed-up mind and some-what overhauled body do hereby leave: I give to Kid a lot of fun times driving by the car-isma kid's house. To J.J. a lot of weird talks with Steve over the phone; To Steve an ounce and a match and some great talks over the phone. ' (Be good ya hear!) To Sue M. someone else to play cat and mouse with. To Candy the memories of Hort. Class. To Linda Loyd my secret of how to put up with the brats on the bus. To Gibbs a bronze plated SCAB. To Pam, the ability to understand M.O.M. When you find out tell me, OKI? And to Beckie, my buddy-ole-pal I leave many happy and fun times and I hope to go through many more. To A.H.S. I leave whatever is left and the ability to put up with two more of the Woodside clan. 109 The Class Of 1980 1st row. L to R; M. Henkhaus, S. Humphrey. B. Patrick. T. San- didge. R. Goodroe. J. Hemberger, D. Oberling. A. Miller. S. Castleman. M. Pierce. C. Caufield. L. Gibson 2nd row; K. Rob- inson. K. Winters. P. Spoor. G. Willoughby. A. Messmore. P. Maberry, T. Brown. B. Castleman. L. Woodside. H. Burdine. S. Gadberry 3rd row, F. Marchizza, L. Loyd. J. Gray. M. Johnson, S. Wilson. N. Ladage, N. Grider, G. Neumann, S. Pitman, N. Hartman, L. Chandler 4th row; C. Bell, A. Hinrichs. J. Blackman, R. Angelo. R. Bender, T. Bateman, B. White. N. Bassett. T. Cundiff. T. Baldwin 5th row. M. Heren. C. Norris. M. Kessler. R. Gardner, D. Marshall, T. Sargent. M. Edmiston. D. Dixon. K. White 6th row; T. Hunt. D. Rahn. G. Atteberry. W. Kohler. M. Dudley. J. Lebel. D. Swift, C. Schultz, D. Rutherford. 110 Ill Sing, sing a song ... Prez to Prez — Father to Son 112 Awards and Scholarships Cou Hie untry of our town s family Thor s rhe way ir should b Ford Store. A part We depend on you. You depend on us. . way ir snouia be wirh family. Ford Srore folks look ro you for friendship and parronage. You counr on us for rhe kind of service you should expecr from o car dealer. The Ford Srore is proud ro be o port of rhis community. We re looking forward ro rhe furure wirh you. In rhe years oheod. we will conrinue rhe rradinon rhor Henry Ford srorred for you. The idea rhor selling you o cor is jusr rhe beginning of rhe deal. So when ir s rime for you ro buy or rrode cors, jusr ler us know ond we'll be happy ro help. Drop in anynme. Afrer oil, we re family. first in agrionics DICKEY-john CORPORATION M Best Wishes For A Bright Future 115 P.O. Box 149A Auburn, IL 62615 CO. Never Give Up Good Luck From R D BAKER Chevrolet 220 N. 5th Auburn Old Fashion Personal Service PUTNICKS SERVICE STATION M@bil Detergent Gasoline 402 W. Jackson Auburn, IL 62615 (217)-438-9994 GEORGE KRUSE Virden, IL. 62690 965-3327 Congratulations Graduates! JLju f� K TKpCtOU ffukitftti DtfcL SO. avoos O rdELS Kt srufe QuXfcfli FOHP A' � � . 1 - ■. CM Tfc WZ ill I 116 MOORMAN MANUFACTURING CO. Wholesale Distribution Center Route 104 West Auburn Phone — 438-6117 SNELL BROTHERS EQUIPMENT Highway 4 North Virden, IL Phone — (217) 965-3333 INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT Best Wishes BEATTY IMPLEMENT CO. Auburn IL. Ph. 438-6111 Berle-Bub-Darrell-Keith MID-STATE IMPLEMENT CO. Buy-Sell-Trade Auburn, Illinois 62615 Jim McClelland Jet. Rts. 4-104 Ph. 438-3022 B C AG SERVICE Complete Fertilizer And Chemical Program Leroy Bachman Owner 8c Manager Phone- 438-6411 NARMONT MACHINERY CO. Power Farm Machinery Steve Narmont, Manager Auburn, Illinois Authorized White Sales 8c Service GMC Trucks 8c Machinery Day Phone - 438-6193 Night Phone - 438-6451 117 Compliments Of: LESTER PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. 207 East Carpenter Springfield, IL 528-9666 or 544-3442 B + B ELECTRIC Complete Electrical Installation Industrial Commercial SPRINGFIELD PLASTICS RR 1 Auburn IL 438-6167 919 Enos Springfield, IL. Quality Drainage Materials For Agriculture ILLINI 900 Christopher Suite Springfield, IL. 62703 CHEMICAL COMPANY 118 MOHR-WINTERS LUMBER COMPANY 151 East Jackson Auburn IL. 62615 Open 7:30 To 6p.m. Monday Thru Saturday “Good Luck To The 1980 Graduates From AUBURN FERTILIZER AND CHEMICAL CO. 301 West Jefferson Complete Line Of Agriculture Chemicals Plus Liquid And Dry Fertilizer Phone (217) 438-6158 Charles Chimento-Manager Joe Powell-Assistant Manager 119 AUBURN GRAIN CO. INC. Wayne Molan - Ray Landers Phone: (217) 438-6189 or (217) 438-6180 Auburn, Illinois 62615 ATWATER GRAIN CO. INC. Jack T. Bailey - Pat Cray Atwater, Illinois We Don't Want All The Business — Just Yours 120 Best Wishes From: THE CITY OF AUBURN fjr Best Wishes From REDFERN INSURANCE Bruce Redfern: Owner THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE NURSERY SCHOOL West Washington 438-6717 STATE FARM INSURANCE Bill Woodruff Agent N. Jet. Rt. 4 Phone: Auburn, IL. 438-6814 Congratulations Class Of 80. ' kv'l) THE PURPLE WOJ PUPPY M ) u J, Nursery CcCAoW 438-3922 121 Niki Lesa Doris FASHION FLAIR Owned By 819 N. Springfield Niki Weller Virden, IL 62690 Latest In Men's Women's Hair Styles Perms - Color - Cuts Also Gift Items Phone: 965-4512 Tssnu MIKE'S BARBER SHOP AUBURN, ILL. FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SALON 305 South 10th St. Auburn, IL. 62615 Phone: Safra 438-6582 Skin Care Consultant Styling - Blowdrying - Perms - Coloring MARILYN'S BEAUTY SALON Phone: 208 S. 6th 438-3930 Auburn, IL. Best Wishes To The Class Of 80 WILLOW-BEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Best Wishes From K + L REALTY 417 W. Madison Phone: Auburn, IL. 62615 438-6128 122 WELLER T.V. LAST CHANCE TAVERN Girard, IL. 27 Years And Still Growing 179 E. Jackson Virden, IL. Westside Of Square Jim Borchert 627-2712 NICHOLLS SONS Hardware rr_, n Plumbing Heating rtui Auburn, IL. Ph: 438-6416 WEB'S AUBURN MARKET Quality Meats Jh Produce Groceries East Side Of The Square . Ph. 438-6316 NARDI'S T.V. CHATHAM HARDWARE 134 E. Dean Pittsburgh Paint Electrical, Plumbing Virden IL. Hardware Ph. 965-5533 Open Evenings 8c Congratulations Sundays To The Grads! 123 HENDRICKS HOME FURNISHING 8c VIRDEN DEPARTMENT STORE Virden Dept. Store Featuring The Underground Westside Of The Square Virden, III. Hendricks Home Frunishing Featuring Flexsteel Broyhill Furniture Phone: (217) 965-3331 Phone: 217: 965-3337 Open: Monday Evening Friday Evening Until 9 Open: Mon Fri. Eve. Until 9:00 217 N. Springfield Thank Heavens For Evans VIRDEN CLEANERS 1024 N. Springfield Virden, IL 62690 Duane D. Evans CHERRY'S “ Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m .-9 p.m. COUNTRY s“ ft—n_ Girard, III 9 I URE Phone 627-2011 Tke mid is tpmaduuj Tke Surest meats tire 124 COMPLETE GUARD - PATROL INVESTIGATION SERVICE ■ LICENSED BONDED INSURED 24 HOUR SERVICE CLASSROOM TRAINED PERSONNEL • PLANT SECURITY GUARDS • PRIVATE PATROL • GUARDS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS • CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS • BURGLAR A FIRE ALARMS PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS EVALUATION TESTS INTELLIGENCE SERVICE INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS SPRINGFIELD 522-4765 3303 S 6th St Road HEADLINES BY JANE BAILEY 406 W. Maple A R AUTO SUPPLY Auburn, IL 438-3773 62615 405 W. Madison St. 438-6355 Pleasing You Pleases Us DAVE BAILEY Edwin B. (Red) 8c Ann Wilson TRUCKING Congratulations 1980 DBA Grads Hulcher Trucking 438-3773 406 W, Maple Or Auburn, IL 965-3635 62615 125 COUNTRY MARKET Open 6 A.M. TO 12 P.M. NELSON DRUG STORE North Square Pawnee, IL. 62558 Phone: 625-7212 Best Wishes From Everyone At Nelson Drug TRUDY'S TRUNK Northside Of Virden Square Viden, IL. Ph. 965-4412 Forward Jr. Fashion RUA'S VARIETY 8c CLOTHING Northeast Corner Of Square Wearing Apparel For The Whole Family Oshkosh Bibosh Work Clothing Wolverine Boots Shoes Keds Tennis Footwear EO THE SEWING BASKET 183 E. Jackson Virden Northside Of Square i Ph. 965-3812 Complete Line Fabrics Pattern Sewing Notions THE ONLY PLACE AI DRAP CLOTHING Restaurant Lounge Open 7 Days A Week Buy Your Sun - Thurs. 6A.M. To 10:P.M. Wraps At Drops Fri Sat: 6A.M. To 11:P.M. Virden, IL. Ph: 438-3821 Rt. 4 North Auburn IL. 62615 Office Hours By Appointment DR. WALTER O. HEDRICK DR. KEITH T. HEDRICK OPTOMETRIST DECK'S DRUGS Girard, IL 62640 Store Est. 1884 The Mall Tel: Westside Square 217-965-3532 Virden, IL 62690 Best Wishes To The Graduates Congratulations Class Of '80 From: BERRY FUNERAL HOME STEVE HUBBART 1853 - 1980 Auburn-Virden-Girard Congratulations From Wishes For The Best Of Everything To The 1980 Graduates From ST. BENEDICT ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 126 E. Washington Phone: 438-6222 JOHN A. KREML Auburn Medical Center P.O. Box 146 Auburn, IL 127 -fijw Route 4 Auburn, IL Phone: 438-3612 A Big Thank You To LLOYD STUDIO For All The Help With The Photography For The Yearbook Best Wishes To The Graduates From Bob Edna Girard Virden, IL SOUTH COUNTY PUBLICATIONS Main Office - 110 N. 5th Auburn, IL. 62615 Publishers Of The Auburn Citizen The Pawnee Post The Divernon News The Chatham Clarion Phone: 438-6155 128 STATE BANK OF A . 0 North 5th 438-6114 200 Harmon's Shopping Plaza 438-6311 Congratulations Class Of SO” From The: 8th Jackson 438-6612 129 Compliments Of STATE BANK OF VIRDEN Best Wishes To The Class Of Virden, IL 80 i Member FDIC FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK STATE BANK OF GIRARD Virden, IL 965-5496 Member FDIC Member FDIC Girard, Illinois Phone: 217-627-2112 Congratulations From The AUBURN PEOPLE'S BANK 130 W.E. SHUTT Grain. Feed. Seed Fertilizer Auburn, IL RALPH EVANS READY-MIX Sand - Gravel - Cement - Steel Phone: 965-3810 Or 965-5222 121 N. Bissell St. - Virden. IL. 62901 131 AI Helen Nardi Owners Phone: 438-6514 North Side Of Square Auburn Bouquets And Good Wishes To All Grads From AUBURN FLOWER SHOP ' 'DISCOVERY PATRONS 1980 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '80' SEARS CATALOG STORE, VIRDEN GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1980 FROM JACK GASS'S HAIR STYLES R S CATALOG SALES: MONTGOMERY WARDS, VIRDEN E.G. PIGGOTT, METROPOLITAN SUPPLY COMPANY PETERSBURG PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY FLOWERS CRAFTS BY CHAR, AUBURN FR. JAMES KONDRATH, A.B., J.C.D. NITA'S KNITS 'N' NEEDLE CRAFT JOHN ALEXANDER, REALTOR CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON DR. DON L. JESSON Good Luck In 1980 From LEO'S II Tom Crifasi And Roy Todd Owners Invite You And Your Friends To Join Us For Homecomings, Proms And Private Parties. Located: Rts 4 And 104 Auburn Phone: 438-3421 132 Congratulations To The Auburn High ”1980 Graduates From: THE AUBURN LEGION POST NO. 277 Congratulations To The Grads From: VFW POST 8157 We Sponsor The Following: Old Fashion Picnic Children's Christmas Party Auburn Boy Scouts Golf Tournament Glaucoma Testing Center LION'S CLUB L Lioness Club CPR Candy Day For The Blind Lions Track Meet Tractor Pull Eye And Ear Test We Serve 133 ABDICK PRODUCTS COMPANY Congratulations To The Graduates From: s4u6«%K TRty SALES SERVICE At Two Locations: 2422 S. Mac Arthur 380 W. Eldorado In Springfield Call: 528-9606 JERRY PUSCH Route 104 Auburn, IL 62615 Ralph B. Jones Pres, Phone: 217-438-6033 Congratulations Grads! From KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Virden Illinois Finger Lickin Good 134 STONES CHATHAM BOWL Parties For Churches Civic Groups Call For Appointment 483-9909 Serving Breakfast, Dinner, And Supper 6 A.M. To 12 P.M. Open 8c League Bowling 201 S. Grand Chatham, IL 62699 Rt. 104 Auburn, IL 62615 SNOWS DRIVE Come In And See Us For Good Food! 136 '•emiWMLU II '6IILISPII ItU 81118 � k£ HARMON'S Feature Only The Finest Quality Meat And Produce Plus Offering Full Service jr I HARMON N‘ ,l,u © rMMIMM entt •iuiuri iu •OIVEMOI181 •KINCIIB161 • 18818 IU Flarmon's Plaza Discover BEN FRANKLIN We Bring Variety To Life! Rt. 104, Auburn Phone: 438-3714 Wm. Shanhotz Owner 137 HARRY'S PHARMACY Harry Buck Jr., R.Ph. Owner Ph. 438-6141 438-2431 (Toll Free From Springfield) Your Family Drug Store Prescriptions, Soda Fountain, Cosmetics, Gifts, Cards, Liquor, Magazines Come See Us, Your Kodak Dealer For Film, Camera Supplies And Photo Processing Harmon's Shopping Plaza Rt. 104 Auburn — — 138 Congratulations Graduates! AUBURN PLOWMAN TRUE VALUE FIRESTONE HARDWARE Harmon's Shopping Plaza Auburn, IL Highway 104, Auburn, IL Harmon's Shopping Plaza Phone (217) 438-3023 Phone: 438-3311 Or 438-3312 iff % Jeans By: Faded Glory Viceroy Lee Levi Route 104 East Auburn, IL Tops By: Kennington Career Club Arrow Forum Hours: 10:-8:30 Daily Sat. 10:5:00 Complete Formal Wear Service 139 BREWER'S KOUNTRY KITCHEN Rt. 4 Auburn, IL. 62615 Phone - 438-9972 ANGELO'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Harmon's Shopping Plaza Auburn, IL. 62615 Phone - 438-6014 Owners - Dave And Brenda Ferguson ACKERMAN MUSIC CO. Baldwin Pianos, Organs, Band Instruments, Sheet Music, And Repairs. 414 E. Monroe St. Springfield, IL 62704 BLACK'S SPORTS SHOP 815 E. Monroe Springfield, IL. Phone - 525-1910 EDGEWOOD SHOOTING PARK Located One Mile So. Of Auburn, Junc- tion On Rt. 4, Va Mile East On 16 So. Jim And Wanda Ketchum A UTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS A UTOGRAPHS ' A jX ' Vv. -s'V; • - . . - ■ .. 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