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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

-1981 End Of Today Beginning Of Tomorrow A Pocket Friend A special look and we know why The tasks we've shared, we cared to try. Someone like you I'm proud I've known. Such deep concern you've always shown. Responsible, oh that's you too! When in a pinch, I can count on you. When others come with all their needs. It's with your heart you're there to lead. Oh, space at times fills up your head. It makes me smile when you turn red. Because I know you're quite sincere. Though air is there, your heart is here. Teasing me, I surely know. Is just your way to help me grow. Patiently, you are strong. You stand by me when I am wrong. The 1980-81 Year- book Staff proudly dedicates Beginnings to Mrs. Phyllis Bailey. She has spent many hours of hard work, not only as a faculty member, but as advi- sor for the yearbook staff. We thank Mrs. Bailey for all the un- derstanding and pa- tience she has shown, and especially for be- ing a friend. Many times when things get tough. When you're sure you've had enough. Be assured my pocket friend, I still care, please don't give in. If we had met when I was ten. Imagine what good friends we'd been. I see it now, pure as a breeze, The beauty that pure friendship frees. And last, not least, my special friend, I give to you the rainbow's end. There you'll find not wealth in gold. But happiness and joy untold. A pocket place, a pocket friend, The joys we've shared will never end. As times goes by and we must part, I'll keep you in the pocket of my heart. A Kaiser 3 •Goodbye Old Friends The books are stacked And away in their place. Things are slowing To a much calmer pace. The halls are empty. The floors shine again. Joy fills the air. The halls say remember when? 4 We've written our last paper Till the wee hours of dawn. We've seen the last star As we gazed from the lawn. The cookies are gone. The ones that we made. The season is over. The games have been played. 5 The dances are passed. The streamers torn down, he days have gone by us s we turned around. The bells have stopped ringing. The work is all done. We're left with just pictures Of all of our fun. Favorites: Pastimes: 1. Party 2. Date Cruisen 3. Listen to stereo 4. Watch TV 5. Go to a movie 6. Be with friends Now there are just memories Of sun-filled skies. Of laughter-filled moments. Of wondering why. Of hoping for pleasure In the days yet ahead. Of remembering faces And what friends have said. A. Kaiser Rock 'n' Roll STAFF Board Members: Seated L to R. Jeannette Cameron, Jim Marshall, Joe Powell. Standing L to R, James Doglio, Steve Hubbard, Chdrles DuBois, Ted Megginson, Ddve Miller. School Board Administration Superintendent: James Doglio High School Principal: Merton Messmore Office Personnel Sitting: Mrs. Goodroe, R. Meidel. L. Stowell. J. Pierce, Standing: N. Mittleburg, A. Dolenc, C. Dudley, M. Walker, S. Cowan, Mr. Messmore, D. Boyer, D. Driver. B. Ferguson. 11 Norma Pierce, Sherrie Newberry, Mary Powell, Grace Driver, Beverly Rutherford Bus Drivers Bus Drivers Jody Landers, Carol Hayes Not Pictured: Bob Lamma, Sharon Lamma, Vic Devos, Joe Heren Jane Lewis, Dorothy Crain Lee Curtis, Jack Conover a n a i t o r s 12 Those Wild And BORING! Pardon the interruption Faculty!! Who scared you Mr. Bandy? Watch it, you're in enemy territory!! I'm Waiting!! ... Crazy Faculty Look at the Newlyweds. Don't they all make good couples? Especial- Peak-A-Boo ly Mr. Rigg! Some people will do anything to get out of play- Hang in there, Mrs. Miller. It's Coming!! ingl! 14 Social Science MRS. KAISER U.S. History, Sociology, Civics, World History, KTC Director, Cheerleading sponsor. MR. THOELE Psychology, Guidance Counselor, Student Council sponsor. Senior Class sponsor. MRS. MANSMITH High School Art, Junior High Art MR. STAUFFER High School Band, Junior High Band Language Arts MRS. KRELL Speech I, English II Speech Club sponsor Junior Class sponsor MRS. EASTMAN French. English III, Chorus Freedom's Children director French Club sponsor MRS. MILLER English I, College Prep. Communications Drama Club sponsor Senior Class sponsor Librarian MR. DECK Librarian Library Club sponsor Sophomore Class sponsor 16 Math And Science MRS. CURRY Pre-Algebra Algebra 1 General Business Commerce Club sponsor Junior Class sponsor MR. RICHMOND Advanced Math Athletic director MR. RIGG General Science, Algebra II NHS sponsor J.V. Basketball coach Assistant Football coach Track coach Senior Class sponsor MRS. ROTH Biology I II Chemistry NHS sponsor Sophomore Class sponsor Business Department MRS. BAILEY Typing II, Accounting I Office Practice Shorthand I II Yearbook advisor Commerce Club sponsor MR. BANDY Consumer Education Typing I Basketball coach Baseball coach Letterman's Club sponsor MRS. CHAMBERS Special Education Resource Room Sophomore Class sponsor 18 Applied Arts MR. HAYES Leather Mass Production Machines Cabinet I II Industrial Ort. Industrial Arts Club sponsor MRS. ROBERTS Adult Living Home Ec. I Advanced Foods, Clothing Int. Decorating FHA Sponsor MR. FRANKLIN Electricity, Small Engines Welding, Ag. 12,3,4 FFA Junior Class sponsor 19 Physical MR. CERVENY High School Health Driver's Education Tennis Coach Freshman Class sponsor Health Dept. MRS SELINGER School Nurse MISS CLARKE P.E. Letterman's Club Volleyball coach Track coach Freshman Class sponsor MR. PAROL A P.E. Football coach Girl's Basketball coach Junior Class sponsor 20 CLASSES Lori Adcock Tamy Ayers Trish Baldwin Cameron Bassett Kevin Bauswell Leila Bernhardt Kathy Blackman Steve Brooks Richard Brummett Liz Cameron Darrin Clark Chris Clary Jackie Corlas Sally Cowan Susan Cumming Carmen Dodd Jimmy Eliason Linda Eller Jay Estes Pat Flynn Mike Garvin John Gillette Teresa Gresham Tim Halton Janice Hamilton Kathy Hampton Lynette Hurst Cindy Higgins Kenny Hilbert 22 Jenny Johnson Trudy Kaufman Kafhy Kelly George Lambert Deanna Langiano Eva Loyd Matt Mangold Fred Manship John McCann Bill Miller Robert Mitchell Robert Moats Mario Mohler Scott Monks Jim Moore Rhonda Morris Dalena Mullen Mike Newton Dennis Nichols Stuart Nuckols Doug Oberling Joe Oiler Chuck Parrill David Parrill Melissa Patterson Jackie Peterman Ruth Pierce Melody Ping Betty Pusch 23 September Rasure Kevin Richey Dwayne Sargeant Dan Selig Sherrie Sexton Steve Smith Stewart Smith Tami Smith Becky Spencer Kim Stuftlebeam Deanna Travous Todd Wanless Steve Williams Lisa Willis Randy Winter Jim Yagow Jim Wortley Lois Todd Brad Thompson Ruth Ann Yasinski President: Melody Ping Vice-President: Dennis Nichols Secretary: Ruth Pierce Treasurer: Jacie Peterman Student Council: Rhonda Morris Doug Oberling Lori Adcock The Freshman Class worked concessions for the volleyball districts and are planning on selling candy after Christmas. 24 Rich Barnhill Beth Bateman Dave Beck Missy Bell Tami Bergman Terri Bold Gary Bouvet Donna Boyer Pam Brackebusch Harry Buck Bob Carrigan Pattie Castleman Cathy Chambers Rena Crafton Mike Crider Rhonda Day Daphney Dineen Dan Dixon Tom DuBois Todd Dudley Eric Eastham Elaine Edmiston Cindy Ervin Lori Evitt Pat Flannigan Brian Ferguson Lisa Galloway Pam Garcia Mark Gardner 26 Butch Garrison Tonya Goodroe Carla Grider Julie Grider Alice Harbour John Harden Scott Harmon Eric Heffernan Dawn Henkhaus Jerry Henning Joe Heren Ruthmarie Herlan Drew Hummel Hy Hunt Tom Johnson Ricky Kerns Chris Knoepfle Lisa Las Alan Lebel Chris Mangold -Margie Manship Karen Meidel Kathy Meyer Cindy Millburg Angie Miller Elliot Mohler VinnielMastri Gavin Neumann Christy Parks 27 Dave Patton 3rad Schroeder Sary Sergent Scott Sheppard Eddie Smith Srant Smith risty Stamer Bobbie Stanton Jim Stowell Sandy Stufflebeam Donna Terrill Charlene Tommarelli Victor Travous Jeff VanStrein John Winter Richard Yasinski President: Harry Buck Vice-President: Jim Stowell Secretary: Tonya Goodroe Treasurer: Rich Yasinski This year's Sophomore Class entered a float in the Homecoming parade. They also sold magazines with the Junior Class. They have had a lot of spirit this year for they have won the spirit stick at most of the pep as- semblies. 28 Dana Ashby Melissa Bassett Cam Bates Todd Beatty Wendy Blacketer Dave Boyer Brent Branham Todd Brummett Jim Burress Carol Carnett Todd Castleman Julie Cavaness Dave Collins Gladys Collins Tracey Conover Tammy Cook Sue Cowan Doug Cratt Frank Cundiff Pam Dickey Carol Doglio Chuck DuBois Lori Dudley Doug Eastham Brian Gravit Gail Harris Kim Henning Barb Hoodak Kaye Hurley 30 Kevin Jones Dee Dee Ketchum Dave Knoepfle Dave LeConte Beth Maley Dan Marshall Mona McCarty Randy McCarty Mark McDonald Rob McWhinnie Cindy Miller Marcia Mitchell Norma Mittleburg Cindy Moats Michelle Moore Dana Moorman Pat Newberry Pat Norris Sue Palmer Butch Pierce Mardel Ping Monica Pitman Ricky Rahn Mike Ralston Laurie Richards Michelle Richey Tracey Rothert Bob Rutherford Annette Schneider 31 Rod Schumacher Connie Stanton Laurie Stowell Barb Stufflebeam Deb Sullivan John Thompson Nancy Walker Cindy Willoughby Julie Wortley Joe Henn Melanie Corlas 32 President: Dave LeConte Vice-President: Mardel Ping Secretary: Gail Harris Treasurer: Todd Brummett Student Council: Dan Marshall Laurie Stowell Monica Pitman At the beginning of the year the Junior Class built a float and entered it in the Homecoming Parade. Our money making projects have been in concessions and magazine sales which we did with the sophomores. Our biggest task of the year will in- volve putting on the Prom of 80-81 in May. What was really in those cups? Just look at that baby face. Remember when, Danny? Get serious. Mardel. OK men, lets round up the herd! nd the first runner up is 33 Smile and say cheese! The three stooges 34 Goin' somewhere. Danny? Real high fashion Christy! ANIMALS!! Gum Chewing Girl ... What are ya pickin' Rick? Boring! Oh! You're kidding!! Who is that masked woman?! Pictured Front row: Pam Brackebusch, Gail Harris, Lori Adcock, Mardel Ping, Dawn Henkhaus-Treasurer, Danda Tish. Second row: Dub Goodroe, Doug Oberling, Rhonda Morris, Dana Ashby, Annette Schneider, Pat Flannigan. Third row: Terri Marshall, Rick Rahn, Laurie Stowell-Vice-President, on ladder Ken Henkhaus- President. Monica Pitman-Secretary, Dan Marshall, Cam Bates, Mr. Thoele-Advisor. Not pictured: Jim Sergent. Student Council This year the Student Council has been very active. They sold pop- corn at the football and basketball games. Student Council succeeded in getting a soda machine. They were in charge of Homecoming which included getting the band. At Christmas they had a party. For Teacher Appreciation Day they gave the teachers apples and served them lunch. They also did a skit in which the teachers were on the Newlywed Game. 36 National Honor Society Front row from left: A Schneider, S. Sargeant, J. Wortley, R. Meidel, Second row: Advisor, Mrs. Roth; S.C. Rep., C. Bates; Secretary, M. Ping; President, T. Marshall; V. President, M. Walker; Treasurer, R. Cameron. Third row: S. Brackebusch, E. Bass, T. Cwik, K. Deschamps, L. Norris, D. Marshall, Advisor, Mr. Rigg. Fourth row: D. Ketchum, D. Tish, D. Ashby, T. Conover, M. Pitman, L. Stowell, M. Thomas, K. Henkhaus. Inductees, sitting from left: C. Millburg, R. Herlan, C. Parks, P. Newberry, D. Henkhaus, P. Brackebusch. Standing: E. Mohler, K. Meyer, D. Rash, D. Ford, D. Ramsey, D. LeConte, T. Howard, S. Harmon. 37 Letterman's Club Bottom to top-L to R- Randy McCarty. Dawn Henkhaus. Rich Yasinski, Cam Bates, Guy Hunt, Ken Henkhaus, Ed Fedor, Tim Hemberger, Scott Brackebusch, Danda Tish, Debbie Driver, Angie Chandler, Marilyn Thomas, Tonya Goodroe, Luann Norris, Diana Ford, Carmen Dudley-Going down- Rick Meidel, Gary Sergent, Laurie Stowell, Monica Pitman, Chuck DuBois, Terri Marshall, Jud Silveus, Drew Hummel, Doug Eastham, Elaine Edmiston, Julie Grider, Jim Stowell, Dave Boyer, Brent Branham, Dan Marshall, Middle-L to R- Miss Clark, Todd Sutton, Annette Dolenc, Jim Sergent, Rick Rahn, Tim Howard, Coach Parola, Coach Bandy. Top-Dave Carter, Dub Goodroe. Boosters Auburn Sertoma Club Ed and Sandy Austiff Mr. and Mrs. Dave Babbs and Family Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bell and Family Harold, Clara Lou, Tami, and Tricia Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Blackman and Family Janice Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John Bouvet Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chandler and Family Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Driver and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fedor Helen and Dale Harris Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hemberger Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lottery Mr. and Mrs. Mert Messmore Mr. and Mrs. Ted Murphy Al and Helen Nardi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norris and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oiler and Family Mark Powell Mr. and Mrs. Rahn and Family Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rigg Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rigg and Family Jim Schroll Shirley Sutton Mike and Sue Tharp Mr. and Mrs. Mike Thoele and girls Mr. and Mrs. Don Thornton and Clint Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tish and Family 38 Drama Club First Row: Jackie Peterman, Cam Bates, Melissa Bassett, Beth Bateman. Mrs. Miller, Gail Harris, Diana Ford, Terri Marshall. Second Row: Daphney Dineen, Chris Mangold, Dana Ashby, Dee Dee Ketchum, Michelle Richey, Treasurer; Laurie Stowell, President; Rod Schumacher, Vice President; Danda Tish, Student Council; Annette Schneider, Secretary; Laurie Adcock, Patty Newberry, Kathy Blackman. Third Row: Julie Wortley, Rob Cameron, Alice Harbour, Dean Brummett, Tom Cwik, Mardel Ping, Liz Cameron, Christy Clary Speech Club First Row: Julie Wortley, President; Cam Bates, Vice President; Annette Schneider, Secretary; Dana Ashby, Student Council. Second Row: Mrs. Krell, Terri Marshall, Danda Tish, Mardel Ping, Treasurer; Lori Dudley, Patty Newberry, Monica Pitman, Laurie Stowell 39 First Row: Mrs. Curry. A. Dolenc, Pres.; B. Dowson, V-Pres. L. Norris, Sec.; C. Dudley. Treas.; Mrs. Bailey. Second Row: D. Tish, S. Palmer, S. Millburg, A. Chandler, J. Pierce. Third Row: C. Cornett, D. Ford, M. Ping. Sitting: M. Thomas, D. D. Ketchum, L. Adcock, G. Harris, D. Eastham, Treas.; R. Cameron, Pres.; D. Tish, V-Pres.; J. Wortley. Sec.; T. Marshall, K. Deschamps, Mrs. Eastman. Kneeling: K. Blackman. Standing: E. Mohler, T. Cwik, M. Bomeke, R. Schumacher, L. Evitt, A. Harbour, B. Bateman. D. Dixon, P. Brackebusch. 40 Library Club 1st row- D. Goodroe. Student Council Rep.; M. Walker, Vice President; G. Hunt. President; L. Stowell. Secretary; M. Pitman, Treasurer. 2nd row: P. Newberry, D. Ashby, B. Bateman, K. Blackman, P. Flannigan, D. Dixon, M. Newton, R. Rahn, G. Harris, 3rd row- A. Harbor, M. Ping, A. Schneider, M. Richey, D, Dineen, K. Henkhaus, C. Bates, D. Henkhaus, Mr. Deck, Sponsor, 4th row- M. Thomas. T. Cwik, C. Doglio, D. Eastham. D. Carter, M. BOmeke, J. Sergent. D.D. Ketchum. T. Conover. C. Willoughby. D. Tish. The Library Club's first project was selling mums for Homecoming. This was our biggest money making project. We used the money we made to buy a stool for the Librarian's desk. We also went ice skating as a field trip. The next big project was getting a book drop built for the library. We had a lot of fun this year, and also accomplished a lot. Dave and Guy hard at work. Aren't you supposed to be studying? 41 Bottom row from left: C. Millburg. P. Brackebusch, K. Deschamps, G. Harris. A. Chandler. K, Blackman, D. Goodroe. T. Baldwin. J. Sergent, M. Thomas, M. Richey, M. Ping, C. Bates. D. Tish. Second row: D. Ford, L. Stowell, B. Dowson, D. Ramsey, A. Dolenc, C. Dudley, S. Millburg. Third row: D. Driver, C. Carnett, L. Norris. J. Pierce. Not pictured: S. Driver. What a group! 42 I would like to thank the staff for being such a special group. For such a small staff, you all did a super job. I would especially like to thank Mr. Bailey for all her help, and Mrs. Kaiser for fhe use of her poems. The hard work has paid off, and I appreciate it. Thanks again! Marilyn What are you selling? Naughty, Naughty Mardel! 43 FFA Seated from left: Dave McNaught, Sentinel; Deb Sullivan, Treasurer; Ken Henk- haus. Reporter; Scott Brackebusch, President; Mitch Ruger, V. President; Guy Hunt, Secretary; Mr. Franklin, Advisor. 2nd row: D. Patton, S. Sheppard, J. Silveus, V. Travis, R. Yasinski, J. Burton, T. Beatty, P. Norris, M. McCarthy, C. Moats. 3rd row: B. Thompson, E. Heffernan, R. Winters, J. Moore, S. Smith, T. Castleman, B. Ruther- ford, E. Fedor, J. Thompson. 4th row: K. Richey, D. Oberling, T. Gresham, S. Smith, H. Hunt, R. Bailey. 5th row: B. Miller, S. Nuckols, M. Mohler, D. Moose, T. DuBois, T. Dudley, G. Neumann, J. Harden. 6th row: T. Baldwin, P. Brackebusch, M. Bell, D. Dixon, S. Williams. Grain Show T. Castleman, M. McCarty, D. Grain Judging J. Moore, P. Brackebusch, H. Hunt. McNaught, G. Hunt, S. Brackebusch, D. Moose, P. Norris, B. Rutherford. FUTUPS gRMJRS THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 44 Meat Judging D. Patton, S. Smith, S. Sheppard, D. Moose, S. Brackebusch. Livestock Judging D. Patton, S. Sheppard, D. Dixon, T. Dudley, E. Heffernan, G. Neumann, J. Harden. Horse Judging M. Bell. P. Flynn, D. Oberling, D. Sullivan. FHA Seated: C. Bates. V.P. of Public Relations; C. Parks. V.P. of Projects; A. Schneider. S.C. Rep.; T. Goodroe, Treasurer; M. Ping, Pres.; L. Stowell. V. Pres., M. Thomas, Sec.; D. Henkhaus. V.P. of Recreation; P. Brackebusch. Historian. 2nd row: Mrs. Roberts, J. Corlas. C. Millburg, D. Dineen, D. Langiano. M. Walker. M. Pitman, S. Rasure. C. Carnett. 3rd row: E. Loyd, S. Cowan, L. Todd, K. Blackman, C. Higgins, M. Mohler. K. Kelly, E. Cameron. R. Morris. 4th row: C. Chambers, J. Grider, C. Grider, R. Pierce, M. Ping, C. Willoughby, T. Conover. C. Dodd. 46 Kids That Care Members listed in alphabetical order: C. Bassett. M. Bassett, B. Bateman, C. Bates, K. Blackman, M. Bomeke, D. Boyer, E. Cameron, C. Carnett, C. Chambers, A. Chandler, C. Clary, T. Conover, T. Cwik, K. Deschamps, S. Driver, D. Eastham, E. Edmlnston, P. Flannigan, A. Harbour, G. Harris, D. Henkhaus, K. Henkhaus, D. Hummel, J. Johnson, T. Johnson, A. Kaiser, K. Kelly, E. Loyd, B. Maley, D. Marshall, T. Marshall, J. McCann, J. Moats, D. Nichols, P. Newberry, M. Newton, S. Palmer, C. Parril, J. Peterman, M. Ping, M. Ping, M. Pitman, R. Rahn, M. Rickey, A. Schneider, R. Schumacher, G. Sergent, J. Sergent, S. Sexton, K. Stamer, L. Stowell, D. Tish, L. Todd, C. Willoughby, J. Wortley, A. Yasinski President: Tom Cwik V. Pres.: Danda Tish Sponsor: Mrs. Kaiser Jim Sergent Mitch Ruger Doug Eastham Co-Treasurers: Laurie Stowell Danny Marshall Martin Bomeke Not Pictured: Gail Harris Secretary 47 CAVC-”C''-Cindy Willoughby. Diana Ford. Dee Dee Ketchum, Carol Doglio. Wendy Blacketer. Kaye Hurley Tracy Conover. A - Butch Pierce. John Thompson. David Boyer. Barb Stufflebeam Shawn Willis, Bob Rutherford. Charles Estes. Ed Gray, David Knoefie. V - Steve Castleman. Frank Cundiff Jerry Burton. Ed Fedor. Brent Branham. Ed Bass. Dale Moose. “C - Steve Plummer, Jean Burtle. Cindy Moats, Dana Moorman. Todd Brummett. Jim Burress, Sue Cowan. COOP-Front to back. Steve Castleman. Randy Bailey, Mitch Ruger, Carla Harbour, Brian Rector. Sheila Sargeant. Damon Rothert. Mr. Stillwell. Sharlene Millburg. Jerry Handy. Mike Kolenich, Bonnie Dowson. Jim Simpson. Tim Hemberger. Dee Dee Ramsey. c A V C C O O P This page sponsored by B B Electric 919 E. Enos. Music People How low can you go? The giggle girls Sing it. Melissa! Are they playing the Barber of Seville ? Make it smooth! Smile. Lori! Music, Music, Music!! They're playin' my song 49 Chorus: Kneeling, Lori Adcock, Betty Lou Pusch, Michelle Moore, at piano-Mrs. Virginia Palmer, Marilyn Thomas. Left to right: Liz Cameron, Sally Cowan, Melissa Bassett, Sherrie Sexton, Monica Pitman, Mrs. Goodhart, Kim Stufflebeam, Tammy Ayers, Deanna Travous. Danda Tish, Sue Palmer, Rob Cameron, Rod Schumacher Cameron Bassett. Chorus Freedom's Children Front Row: Martin Bomeke. Terri Marshall, Rick Meidel, Mardel Ping, Rod Schumacher, Lori Dudley. Back Row: Christy Parks, Monica Pitman, Cameron Bassett, Melissa Bassett, Cam Bates, Danda Tish, Sue Palmer, Karen Meidel, Rob Cameron, Dana Ashby. 50 Rob the Pro Seamy A one, and a two, and ... Maynard II Get with it Trish Band Front Row: Jackie Corlas, Darrin Clark, John Winter, John McCann, Deanna Langiano, Tri- sha Baldwin, Mr. Stauffer. Second Row: Me- lanie Corlas, Sean Baldwin, Rob Cameron, Amy Yasinski, Pam Brackebusch, Cindy Mill- burg, Tonya Goodroe, Rick Meidel, Danda Tish. Third Row: Tom Johnson, Dawn Henkhaus, Sue Palmer, Mickie Walker, Rod Stauffer, Daphney Dineen. 51 Stage Band Back Row: Tom Johnson, Rob Cameron, Amy Yasinski. Middle Row: Rod Stauffer, Sean Baldwin, Tonya Goodroe, Darrin Clarke. Front Row: Rick Meidel, Dawn Henk- haus. Danda Tish, Daphney Dineen, Dean- na Langiano, Pam Brackebusch. Front: Me- lanie Corlas. 52 SPORTS Mean Machine i Left to Right; 1st row; Scott Harmon. Dennis Nichols, George Lambert. Steve Smith, Matt Mangold, Joe Oiler, Randy Winters, Kevin Richey, Steve Brooks, Stewart Smith, John Winters. 2nd row; Gary Bouvet, Eric Eastham, Harry Buck, Chris Knoepfle, Brad Schroeder. Pat Flannigan, Jim Stowell, Hy Hunt, Mark Gardner, Butch Garrison, Ed Smith, Richard Barnhill, Tom DuBois, Gary Sergent. 3rd row; Randy McCarty, David Knoepfle, Chuck DuBois, Mark McDonald, Dave Collins, Rick Rahn. Jud Silveus. Drew Hummel, John Thompson, Rich Yasinski, David Boyer, Todd Beatty, Coach Rigg, Todd Brummett, Coach Thornton. 4th row; Coach Parola, Rick Meidel, Guy Hunt, Scott Brackebusch, Jim Sergent, Dave Carter, Tim Howard, Ed Fedor, Tim Hemberger, Jim Chambers, Ken Henkhaus. ... In Action Thompson, don't break him in half. May I cut in Oh Gosh, here they come .... too late! Ooops, you missed Jim! 55 Auburn . 21mtc Virden 0 Auburn 14 Northwestern 6 Auburn 39 Divernon 20 Auburn 47 Girard 16 Auburn 2d Williamsville 39 Auburn 12 Kincaid 16 Auburn 12 Pawnee 14 Auburn Auburn 14 12 Riverton New Berlin s ■ 56 The 1980-81 Golf team which is coached by Ed Lewis had a slow sea- son. Though the team had a losing season it was a good experience. Mr. Lewis was happy with the perfor- mance of this year's lettermen. Rod Stauffer, Dan Marshall, Jim Yagow, and Stewart Nuckols. Coach Lewis worked with a few beginners, Mitch Ruger, Tom Johnson, and James Moore, which proved to be helpful. Junior Dan Marshall received the MVP and low medalists awards with a 39 average. Marshall will be returning with Johnson, Yagow, Nuckols, and Moore and hope to have a better season. The team had a frustrating district as they fin- ished 11th and 8th at the Carlinville In- vitational. The team finished on a good note as they beat the skillful faculty in a grudge match. 57 Varsity Volleyball - Girls Count Too 1st row-L to R-D. Ketchum, C. Dudley, A. Dolenc, C. Bates, 2nd Row- A. Schneider, C. Carnett. L. Stowell, M. Pitman, E. Edminston. J. Grider, D. Henkhaus, D. Driver, T. Marshall. In tree-S. Driver, A. Chandler. Splinters from the bench ... Statisticians 1st row-L to R-Kathy Meyers, Lori Rich- ards, Tracey Conover, Cindy Willoughby In tree September Rasure, Carol Doglio. 58 Mardel-'lady Line Judge J.V. Volleyball - Super Season In tree-L to R-T. Goodroe, R. Pierce, E. Edminston. 2nd row-D. Ketchum, C. Carnett, C. Chambers, R. Herlan, C. Mangold. C. Grider, E. Loyd, K. Blackman, 1st row-C. Bates, A. Schneider The J.V.'s had an outstanding season this year and with a re- cord of 17 wins, 3 losses, it has been the best ever! The varsity team should be great next year. L Auburn vs Athens L Auburn vs Riverton W Auburn vs Rochester W Auburn vs Mt. Olive W Auburn vs Ursuline W Auburn vs Northwestern W Auburn vs W'msville W Auburn vs Waverly W Auburn vs Morrisonville W Auburn vs Lincolnwood W Auburn vs Kincaid W Auburn vs Tri-City W Auburn vs Franklin W Auburn vs Divernon W Auburn vs Pawnee W Auburn vs New Berlin W Auburn vs Pleasant Plains L Auburn vs Glenwood 59 Go Nig-Nogs Go! Girls Tennis Standing from left: K. Stamer, P. Castleman, C. Parks. C. Clary, E. Cameron, Coach T. Cerveny. Sitting from left: W. Blacketer, L. Norris, M. Thomas, D. Tish, M. Walker, and L. Richards. Dynamic Duo What are you looking at? Phone: 438-3072 What determination! Bonzai! Higher Marilyn! Me. go in now? Christy. Shep's here! Looks like a spin. 61 Boys Tennis Rick Meidel and Scott Brackebusch were the individual competitors in tennis. Meidel, a four year participant, has come a long way since his first year. Rick has experienced a variety of different levels of competition with many of the Springfield schools being the tough- est. Rick has always held his own on the courts and has come up with the unexpected victories. He's been a good model for the game. Scott Brackebusch, a two year participant has come on strong. He has made the extra effort to compete in Spring tennis and track. He is one of those athletes that demand a lot from himself- that's why he will be successful in his personal endeavors. Rick Meidel, Coach Cerveny, and Scott Brackebusch. Practice! Practice, Practice, I Show us how to do it Rick! 62 Look at that serve! Kneeling: R. Winter, T, Wanless, R. McWinnie, P. Flannigan, D, Nichols, T. Johnson, J. Moore, J. Harden. Standing- Coach Rigg, D. Oberling, D. LeConte, R. Mitchell, J. Moats, G. Neumann, J. Oiler, J. Yagow, D Marshall G Seraent B Branham ‘ ' 63 1st row-P. Flanrigan, D. Hummel, D. Goodroe, B. Branham. 2nd row-R. McWhinnie, T. Sutton, D. LeConte, G. Bouvet, E. Fedor, R. Rahn, D. Marshall. T. Hemberger, T. Howard, G. Sergent, Coach Bandy AUBURN 50 ISD 51 60 Mt. Olive 48 57 Divernon 56 52 Waverly 90 50 M'ville 52 70 Virden 89 59 Edinburg 54 IA IV Girard 75 AUBURN 46 Ashland 52 53 Riverton 74 60 New Berlin 56 63 Pawnee 54 39 Riverton 59 64 P. Plains 77 78 Trt-City 67 53 Kincaid 55 AUBURN 73 Franklin 75 W'ville 88 Pawnee 75 Niantic H. 87 Routt 69 N'western 71 Virden 68 Girard 56 S 64 Varsity: Diana Ford. Susan Palmer, Gail Harris, Mardel Ping, DeeDee Ramsey. J.V.: Christy Parks. Karen Meidel. Jacie Peterman, Jenny Johnson, Ruth Pierce. Freshmen: Kathy Blackman, Eva Loyd, Lisa Willis. He's not waving at you, Karen. 67 Proud Parents From left: Coach Parola, R. Herlan, T. Goodroe, D. Henkhaus, C. Grider, R. Pierce, A. Dolenc, E. Edmiston, J. Grider, M. Beil, E. Loyd, M. Ping, L. Richards. By OK team, it's like this ... Definite Swish! _Be a Pepper You've got to be kidding! 68 Go for it, Elaine! Look at that form! Good tip Dolenc! The Goodroe Style! Auburn 46 Lamphier 45 36 Divernon 22 48 Kincaid 29 60 Virden 33 44 Riverton 40 58 New Berlin 40 41 Glenwood 36 43 L'wood 34 59 Lutheran 30 47 Gillespie 34 65 New Berlin 46 34 Bunker Hill 55 23 Ursuline 71 29 Taylorville 72 51 Riverton 54 52 Porta 69 37 Divernon 47 45 Southeast 66 Good Job Ruth! Thanks, I'll take that! Get it Missy! 69 Boys Baseball Kneeling-LtoR-J. Harden, M. Garvin, M. Newton, T. Wanless, C. Knoepfle, J. Oiler 2nd row-LtoR-D. Marshall, K. Henkhaus. D. Goodroe, R. Stauffer, H. Buck, S. Baldwin, R. McWhinnie 3rd row-LtoR-Coach Bandy, M. Ruger, T. Hemberger, R. Rahn, D. Hummel, G. Neumann, G. Bouvet. Catchers: Joe Oiler Gary Bouvet 70 Infielders: Kneeling-LtoR-R. McWhinnie. H. Buck, G. Neumann, T. Wanless, J. Oiler, C. Knoepfle. Standing-K. Henkhdus, R. Stauffer, D. Goodroe, T. Hemberger, R. Rahn, D. Marshall, S. Baldwin. Outfielders: Kneeling-Lto-R-M. Newton, M. Garvin, J. Harden, C. Knoepfle, 2nd row-G. Bouvet, J. Oiler, H. Buck, 3rd row-M. Ruger, D. Hummel, R. Stauffer, R. McWhinnie, D. Marshall. Bat Girls: Karen Meidel, Angie Miller, Kristy 71 L To R, bottom row-C. Knoepfle. B. Branham, H. Hunt, J. Stowell, P, Flannigan. M. Mangold, J. McCam, T. DuBois, sec- ond row-G. Sergent, S. Smith, C. DuBois, D. Knoepfle. T. Howard, G. Hunt, C. Bassett, standing-Coach J. Rigg, K. Ri- chey, J. Moats, M. Bomeke, J. Sergent, D. Nichols, S. Bracke- busch, B. Schroeder, S, Brooks. High Jumpers and Pole Vaulters Left to Right. Back Row, Coach Clarke, A. Schneider, C. Grider, R. Pierce, M. Pitman. E. Edmiston, J. Grider, L. Stowell. Second Row. M. Bell, C. Chambers, C. Blackman. R. Herlan, C. Parks, M. Ping Third Row, C. Mangold, C. Dodd, S. Cummings, E. Loyd, C. Clary, J. Johnson 74 Hurdlers Long Jumpers Standing-L to R-M. Ruger, T, Sutton, D. Goodroe, R. Stauffer, S. Baldwin, J. Sergent, G. Hunt, T. Howard T. Hemberger. M. Bomeke, S. Brackebusch, Front row L To R-D. Ramsey, D. Tish, M. Walker, A, Chandler, D. Driver, M. Thomas, Susie Driver, D. Ford, C. Dudley, R. Cameron. Senior Jocks Sean Baldwin-Football 2, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 12,3,4. Scott Brackebusch-Football 12,3,4, Baseball 2, Track 12,3,4. Martin Bomeke-Track 4. Angie Chandler-Volleyball 12,3,4. Annette Dolenc-Volleyball 12,3,4, Basketball 4, Track 1 2. Deb Driver-Volleyball 12,3,4. Track 1 Susie Driver-Volleyball 12,3,4. Carmen Dudley-Volleyball 12,3,4. Diana Ford-Tennis 1 2, Track 2 3, Cheerleading 2,3,4 Dub Goodroe-Baseball 12,3,4, Basketball 12.3.4. Rob Cameron-Tennis 12,3,4. Tim Hemberger-Basketball 12,3,4, Football 12.3.4, Baseball 12,3,4. Tim Howard-Football 12,3,4, Track 12,3,4, Basketball 3 4. Guy Hunt-Football 12,3,4, Track 12,3,4. Mitch Ruger-Golf 3 4, Baseball 4. Todd Sutton-Basketball 12,3,4. Rod Stauffer-Golf 3 4, Baseball 12,3,4. Jim Sergent-Football 12,3,4. Track 12,3,4. Dee Dee Ramsey-Cheerleading 4. Danda Tish-Tennis 12,3,4. Mickie Walker-Tennis 4. Marilyn Thomas-Tennis 12,3,4. Not Pictured: Ed Fedor-Football 1 4, Basketball 12,3,4 Baseball 3 4 Dave Carter-Football 12,3,4, Track 12,3. Ken Henkhaus-Football 12,3,4, Baseball 12,3,4 Luann Norris-Basketball 2, Tennis 3 4. Joyce Pierce-Cheerleading 1 2. Terri Marshall-Volleyball 12,3,4. Mike Kolenich-Football 12,3, Track 12, 4. Bob Bartolazzi-Football 2, Basketball 1 Track 12. Rick Meidel-Tennis 12,3,4. 75 T a It's your turn. Cam and Danda! Spook , 'em Mickie! Go Missouri Mitch! The Kazoo Klan! Take it away. Sue! ■c The Nasty Spankies ! 78 Mrs. Krell, Annette Schneider, Danda Tish, Rick Rahn. Moni- ca Pitman, Mardel Ping, Laurie Stowell Speech Music Contest Monica Pitman, Sue Palmer, Mardel Ping Monica Pitman, Camila Bates 79 Music Contest Clarinet trio-Left to right-Cindy Millburg, Pam Brackebusch, Deanna Langiano 80 Bottom row from left: Rod Schu- macher. Rob Cameron, Rick Mei- del, Cameron Bassett. Top Row: Mardel Ping, Monica Pitman, Susan Palmer, Danda Tish. Bottom row from left: Sherrie Sex- ton, Lori Adcock, Mardel Ping, Monica Pitman, Danda Tish, Ca- mila Bates, Sue Palmer. Top row: Liz Cameron, Rod Schumacher, Rob Cameron, Cameron Bassett, Rick Meidel. From left: Sherrie Sexton, Rob Ca- meron, Sue Palmer, Danda Tish, Rod Schumacher, Monica Pitman. 81 Debbie Sullivan-Rick Rahn Dawn Henkhaus-Drew Hummel Melody Ping-Doug Oberling 82 Sweetheart Dance Left to Right: K. Henkhaus, G. Hunt, D. Goodroe, R. Rahn, C. DuBois, D. Hummel, D. Oberling, R. Gant, L. Stoweil, S. Cook, S. Brackebusch, M. Ping, D. Henkhaus, M. Ping, D. Sullivan, T. Marshall, L. Norris, S. Sargeant. Princess-Rachel Gant Ha, Ha | won Rick] Where'd ya go Gail? Prince-Shelton Cook Doug, you must have worked overtime for this dance! Starry Eye 83 Picture that! Yes, We Do Little Munchkins! Go Disco Go! Fred and Ginger! Mardel you're lopsided! Have Fun! 85 What balance! Toga, Toga, Toga!! .....Rod Stauffer . Rod Schumacher _____Rob Cameron ..........Ed Fedor .....Mitch Ruger .....Danda Tish .....Lori Dudley DeeDee Ketchum .....Mardel Ping Annette Schneider _____Laurie Stowell .....Terri Marshall .....Dana Ashby .....Jim Sergent .....Diana Ford ... Monica Pitman .....Thom Cwik .....Shawn Willis .....Julie Wortley .....John Winter Michelle Richey Vegetable ......... Fred .............. George Brewster Curt .............. Alex .............. Miss Butterworth Madame Stella ..... Troubled Lady ..... Velma ............. Myrtle ............ Nora .............. Mrs. Smith ........ Miss Woebegone ... Slugger ........... Mrs. Moontrap .... Gloria Ketchum .... Murdock Biddlestone Murray ............ Melissa ........... O'Hara ............ Miss Peachy Pat Flannigan Drew Hummel Dawn Henkhaus Pat Newberry Kevin Richey Stewart Smith Doug Oberling Dennis Nichols Jim Yagow Rick Meidel Jackie Corlas Melissa Bassett Sue Palmer Trisha Baldwin Michele Moore Jenny Johnson 86 Looks like a wild party! Miss Peachy looks Where's the Umm, Ed-Where are your annoyed. kangaroo. Slugger? clothes? Now this is what I call a PARTY! September Marilyn Thomas January Ken Henkhaus ■ 9 October November Danda Tish Annette Dolenc Students Of The Month December Terri Marshall January Rob Cameron February Laurie Stowell March Jim Sergent April Mickie Walker May Rick Meidel CAVC Students Of The Month 8« Diana Ford Dee Dee Ketchum Student Librarian: D. Dixon Shorthand Awards: D. Ramsey, M. Ping, L. Norris, M. Corlas Typing Awards: Bottom L, P. Brackebush, L, Evitt, L, Las, T. Bergman, N, Walker, Second Row: A. Dolenc, C. Dudley, L. Norris, D. Dineen, M. Corlas Third row; L. Stowell, C. Carnett, C. Millburg, K. Stamer, N. Mittleburg Accounting Award: Rob Cameron Top Business Student: Carmen Dudley 89 Awards At AHS Art Awards 90 Lincolnland Performance Scholarships M. Walker, E. Bass I Senior Honor Students d B e DAR-M Thomas SAR- K. Henkhaus GOOD GOING! CAVC Student of the Year E. Bass 91 Social Science Awards Moats, L. Stowell, A. Schneider, D.D. Ketchum, P. Newberry, C. Bates L. to R. Standing, Sponsor Whatever you say Mrs. Curry, D. Marshall, J. Thompson, R. Rahn, R. John. McCarty, D. Eastham, Sponsor, Mrs. Krell. We've Got Tonight It's going to be so cute! What talent! 92 Oh. my back. G. Hunt-Sr. Class Sec. M. Ping-Jr. Class V.P. Clean your plate Dub. G. Harris-Jr. Class Sec. Waiters 93 D. LeConte-Jr. Class Pres. T. Howard-Sr. Class Pres. Dub Goodroe Mickie Walker Tim Howard Annette Dolenc Chuck DuBois Tracey Rothert Guy Hunt Carmen Dudley Jim Sergent Luann Norris King Dub Goodroe Queen Sheila Sargeant Bob Bartolazzi Sheila Sargeant Pat Norris Gail Harris David LeConte Mardel Ping Danny Marshall 1980 King Ty Hunt Laurie Stowell Queen-Jolene Hemberger 94 King and Queen That's right-we bad! Dancing Royalty Thanks Mordel, that was fun! Get down Jimmy! Smile Sheila 95 Sing it Jackson Quit daydreaming Butch! Servers-Carmen Dodd and Elizabeth Cameron Oh Dan you're kidding?! It's a bird-no a plane ... % Fountain of Youth? Western Day Toga Day Terrible Twosome Best Side? Captains-Dave and Tim Dee Dee Ramsey escorted by Pat Norris HOMECOMING 1980 Sr. Luann Norris escorted by Todd Sutton 98 Jr. Gail Harris escorted by Mike Kolenich Jr. Mardel Ping escorted by Dub Goodroe Grand Prize-Alumni March On! Freshmen-2nd Prize FHA-lst prize 99 Robert Joseph Bartolazzi Sean Richard Baldwin The strongest is never strong enough to be always the master, unless he transforms his strength into right, and obedience into duty. It's not been real fun. Jamie Lynn Bold Martin Heinrich-Maria BOmeke When through a man there was a little more love and goodness, a little more light and truth in the world, his life made sense. Scott Andrew Brackebusch Watch your thoughts, they become words; watch your words, they be- come your actions; watch your ac- tions, they become your habits, watch your habits, they become your character, watch your charac- ter for it becomes your destiny. 104 Jean Machelle Burtle Life had plenty of rough stones to walk on, but soon they will smooth down and then you'll turn and laugh at all the people and say to yourself, I made it without you all because God helped lead my life. Robert Eugene Cameron The only successful substitute for iltel- ligence is silence. Carol Ann Carlson A stranger speaks to the mind, a friend speaks to the heart. David Lee Carter A friend will be here today. A good friend will be here forever. Stephen Robert Castleman 105 Ketra Denise Deschamps The making of friends, who are real friends, is fhe best token we have of a man's success in life. Annette Renee Dolenc Life is an open book, and I have just begun to turn the pages. Thomas Gerard Cwik We are not primarily put on the earth to see through each other; but to see each other through. 106 Debbie A. Driver You can't turn back the clock, but you can wind it up again. Susan Elaine Driver Hold on to a true friend with both hands. Carmen Elaine Dudley True friendship is a plant of slow growth. 107 Mark Douglas Heffernan Timothy Wayne Hemberger Old quarterbacks never die they just pass away. John Kenneth Henkhaus The future is coming and the past is well remembered. But now is the time to see reality. 108 John Wesley MacKenzie Terri Lynne Marshall Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy. Lamma Lee McClelland One of the reol joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them. 109 Richard Wayne Meidel Jr. Some students drink from the foun- tain of knowledge Others just gar- gle. Luann Elaine Norris The tragedy of today is not the noisi- ness of the bad people, but the si- lence of the good people! David J. McNaught Dale Robert Moose Joyce Lee Pierce Why be difficult when with d little more effort you could be impossible. Sharlene Mae Millburg I know you believe you understanc what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Deborah Dee Ramsey Friendship is like phosphorescence, it glows best when the world around you goes dark. Mitchell Keith Ruger Here we grow. Damon D. Rothert Live while you live the epicure would say. And seize the pleasures of the present day James Allen Sergent Talent is wanting something bad enough to work for it. Trudy Jean Rigney Sheila M. Sargeant Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. m Rodney Lee Stauffer May is the month when high school graduates take their diplomas and go out to conquer the world. June is when the world counter attacks. Danda Michelle Tish A giggle a day, keeps the glums away. Elizabeth Dawn Yagow Today is tomorrow and we dreamed 112 about yesterday. Basketball is played in the winter Bas- ketball players are made in the sum- mer_________________________________ Marilyn, Thomas True friends aren't along for the ric they're there to help push when y run out of gas. Mickie Lee Walker It is nice to be important, but more important to be nice. Amy Ruth Yasinski Use friendship as a drawing accoun you wish, but don't forget the depc its. Wake up. Deb! Goodroe (V. Pres.), Tim Howard (Pres.), Ken Boogie Fever Henkhaus (S.C. Rep.), Guy Hunt (Sec.), Bob Bartolazzi (Treas.), not pictured Terri Marshall. 113 Joyce Pierce Ketra Deschamps Rod Stauffer Susie Driver Angie Chandler Remember When? Rick Meidel 114 116 Seniors Most Likely To Be an Athlete....... Tim Howard Annette Dolenc To Be a Radical............... Shawn Willis Joyce Pierce To Be a Comedian...... Jim Chambers Susie Driver To Become a Secretary Lawyer Mickie Walker Tom Cwik 117 Senior Activities Sean Baldwin: Industrial Arts Club 1.2.3; Football 2, Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2,3.4 Bob Bartolazzi: Industrial Arts Club 2.3. Class Officer 4-Treas.; French Club 1; KTC 3. Football 2; Basketball 1; Track 1.2; Coop 4; Prom Court 3,4. Scott Brackebusch; Letterman's Club 4; NHS 4; French Club 1.2.3; FFA 12,3-Treas., 4-Pres.; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2; Track 3.4. Tracey Branham: Commerce Club 3.4-Echo Editor. Student Council 4; FHA 1.2; Yearbook 3.4; COOP 4 Martin BOmeke: French Club 4; Library Club 4. KTC 4; Track 4. Freedom's Children 4. Robert Cameron: Class Officer 3-Pres.; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Drama Club 4; NHS 3.4-Treas.; French Club 1.2.3-Sec.. 4-Pres.; Golf 1; Tennis 12.3.4; School Plays 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Free- dom's Children 2,3,4; Student of the Month 4; Band 12.3.4. Dave Carter. Letterman's Club 3-Treas.. 4. industrial Arts Club 12. Library Club 3.4; Football 12.3.4-Co-Capt.. Track 12.3; CAVC 1st Sem. Angie Chandler Letterman's Club 4; Commerce Club 4, Yearbook 1,4-photographer. KTC 3,4; Volleyball 12,3,4; School Play 1. Chorus 12.3; Girl's Chorus 3. Tom Cwik: Drama Club 2,3.4; NHS 3,4; French Club 2.3-V.P., 3; Library Club 2.3.4, KTC 3,4-Pres.. School Play 3.4. Don DeHeve: Transfer Student 4. Ketra Deschamps Class Officers-2-St. Coun. Rep.. 3-Treas; Student Coun. 1-French Club Rep.. 2; NHS 2.3.4. French Club 12.3.4; Yearbook 4. KTC 3.4. Volleyball 1-Stats.; Chorus 1.2, School Play-1. Annette Dolenc: Class Officers 2-Secretary, 3-Sec.; Letter- man's Club 2.3.4-Sec.; Commerce Club 3.4-Pres; FHA 12.3; Yearbook 2,3,4-Bus. Editor; Volleyball 1,2,3.4-All-Conference, MVP: Co-Captain; Basketball 4. Track 12; Sweetheart Court 3. School Play 1; Chorus 1,2; Student of the Month 4. Prom Court 3,4, Office Help 4. Bonnie Dowson. Commerce Club 3.4-V.P.; FHA 1,2,3; Year- book 3.4. KTC 3. Chorus 1. COOP 4. Office Help 1. Debbie Driver: Letterman's Club 4. Commerce Club 4; Year- book 4; Volleyball 12.3.4; Track 1; Office Help 4 Susie Driver: Class Officer 1-Treas., Letterman's Club 3; Com- merce Club 4; Yearbook 4-Sports Editor; KTC 4; Volleyball 12,3.4; School Play 1. Chorus 12.3; Girls Chorus 3. Carmen Dudley: Letterman's Club 4. Commerce Club 3.4- Treas. FHA 1,2; Yearbook 3.4-Senior Editor. Volleyball 2.3,4- Co-Captain; Office Help 3,4; Prom Court 4. Ed Fedor: Letterman's Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2.3; Library Club 3.4; FFA 2.3.4; KTC 3; Football 1.4; Basketball 12.3.4; Baseball 3.4. School Play 3,4; CAVC 3,4. Diana Ford: Letterman's Club 2.3.4; Drama Club 1,2,3-V. Pres. 4; FHA 1.2; Yearbook 3.4; Girl's Tennis 12. Cheerleading 2- Captain, 3.4-Pres; Girl's Track 2.3. School Play 12.3,4; Chorus 1.2; CAVC 2.4; Office Help 1. Dub Goodroe: Class Officers 2-Treas.. 3-V. Pres., 4-V. Pres.. Industrial Arts Club 2; Student Council 3.4; Library Club 3- Student Coun. Rep., 4-Student Coun. Rep; Boy's Basketball 12,3,4; Baseball 12,3,4; Sweetheart Court 2,3,4. Prom Court 3,4-King. Sandy Grah. Chorus 2,3. Ed Gray: Library Club 12.3,4; CAVC 3,4 Jerry Handy: Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Football 12.3 Manager; Boy's Track 1.2; COOP 4 Tim Hemberger: Letterman's Club 2,3.4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Library Club 1,2; FFA 1.2,3, Football 12,3,4; Boy's Basketball 12,3.4; Baseball 12,3.4; COOP 4. Ken Henkhaus: Class Officers 1-Pres. 2,4-Student Coun. Rep. Letterman's Club 3. Student Council 12.3.4-Pres.. Library Club 4. FFA 1.2,3,4-Reporter. KTC 3,4; Football 12,3.4; Baseball 12,3.4; Sweetheart Court 12.4-King; St. of the Month 4; Prom Court 3. Tim Howard: Letterman's Club 2,3,4; ClassOfficer 4-Pres. KTC 3; Football 12,3,4, Boy's Basketball 3,4; Boy's Track 12,3,4; Prom Court 4 Guy Hunt Class Officers 1,2,3.4-Sec.; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 12,3; Library Club 1,2.3.4-Pres; FFA 1.2.3- Sec.. 4-V. Pres.. KTC 3; Football 12.3.4; Boy's Track 12,3,4, Sweetheart Court 2,4; Prom Court 4 Mike Kolenich: Letterman's Club 2,3; Industrial Arts Club 2,3; FFA 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Boy's Basketball 1-Manager. Boy's Track 12,4; COOP 4. Terri Marshall: Class Officers 1,2.3.4-Student Coun. Rep.; Let- terman's Club 4; Drama Club 1,2-Pres. 3-Pres. 4; Student Council 2.3-Treas., 4. NHS 2,3.4-Pres; French Club 3,4; Library Club 12.3,4; Yearbook Club 1; KTC 3.4-Social Chairman; Vol- leyball 12.3.4; Sweetheart Court 1,2,3,4-Queen, School Plays 12.3,4; Chorus 1.2.3; Freedoms Children 2,3.4; Girl's Chorus 2.3; Student of the Month 3,4; Prom Court 3; Band 1 Lamma McClelland: Industrial Arts Club 2.3; FFA 12.3,4; Year- book 1; Girl's Basketball 2. Cheerleader 1,2; COOP 4. Dave McNaught: Industrial Arts Club 12,3,4; Library Club 12. FFA 12.3-Sec., 4-Sec.. Football 2. Rick Meidel: Letterman's Club 2.3,4; Industrial Arts Club 12. Drama Club 1,2; NHS 2,3.4; French Club 1,2; Library Club 12; KTC 3. Football 12,3.4; Tennis 12.3.4; School Plays 1,2,4; Cho- rus 1,2.3; Freedoms Children 2,3,4. Band 12,3.4, Office Help 4. Distric All State Band 4; Michael Potts Scholastic Award 4. Most Outstanding Performer 4; Eastern Jazz Contest 4. Sharlene Millberg: Commerce Club 3.4. FHA 1.2,3; Yearbook 3,4; COOP 4; CAVC 3; Office Help 4 118 Dale Moose: Industrial Arts Club 1.2; Drama Club 1 Library Club 1,2; FFA 12.3.4; CAVC 3.4. Luann Norris: Letterman's Club 4; Commerce Club 4; NHS 2.3.4; Yearbook 4; Girl's Basketball 2. Girls Tennis 3.4, Sweet- heart Court 4; Homecoming Court 3.4; Prom Court 4. Office Help 3; Transfer Student 2. Joyce Pierce: Commerce Club 3,4; Library Club 12; FHA 1; Yearbook 3.4; Cheerleader 12; Office Help 12,3.4 Steve Plummer Industrial Arts Club 3; FFA 12, CAVC 3.4 Dee Dee Ramsey: FFA 3; Yearbook 3.4; Cheerleader 4; COOP 4; Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4-Queen. Transfer Stu- dent 3. Brian Rector: Industrial Arts Club 2; FFA 1 .2,3.4; Golf 3; COOP 4; CAVC 3. Damon Rothert COOP 4. Transfer Student 3. Rod Stauffer Golf 3.4; Baseball 12.3.4; School Play 4; Band 12.3.4. Todd Sutton: Letterman's Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 12; Boy's Basketball 12.3.4; Danda Tish: Letterman's Club 2,3.4. Commerce Club 4. Dra- ma Club 1.2,3.4; Student Coun. 2,4; NHS 2.3-Sec. French Club 3-Treas.. 4-V. Pres.; Library Club 12,3.4. Yearbook 4; KTC 3.4- V. Pres.; Girl's Tennis 12,3.4; School Plays 12,3,4; Chorus 12.3.4. Freedoms Children 13,4. Girl's Chorus 3,4. Student of the Month in October. Band 12,3.4; Stage Band 12,3.4; Dixie Land Band 4. Marilyn Thomas: Letterman's Club 2.3,4; NHS 2.3.4; French Club 12,3.4; Library Club 12.3.4; FHA 12,3,4. Yearbook 1.2.3.4-Editor; Girl's Tennis 12.3.4; School Play 13,4; Chorus 12.3.4; Freedoms Accompanist 3,4, Girls' Chorus 3,4; Student of the Month in September. Band 12; Pep Club 1; Stage Band 12. Marching Band 12.3; DAR 4. Illinois State Scholar 4. Mitch Ruger: FFA 12.3.4-V. Pres.. KTC 3; Golf 3,4; Baseball 4; School Play 4; COOP 4; CAVC 3. Sheila Sargeant: NHS 4. FHA 12; Yearbook 12; Sweetheart Court 3. COOP 4. CAVC 3; Prom Court 3,4-Queen. Home- coming Court 4 Jim Sergent: Class Officers 4-St. Coun. Rep.; Letterman's Club 2.3.4-Pres; Student Council 3,4; Library Club 12.3,4; KTC 3,4; Football 12.3,4. Boy's Track 12.3.4. School Play 4; Prom Court 4. Mickie Walker: Class Officer 2-Pres.; Student Coun. 13-Sec.. NHS 2,3,4-V. Pres.; Library Club 2.3,4-V. Pres.. FHA 12,3,4; KTC 3; Girl's Tennis 4; Chorus 2; COOP 4; Office Help 3.4; Band 12.3.4; Prom Court 4. Shawn Willis: Drama Club 12.4; French Club 1,2,3; School Plays 12.3. Lisa Yagow FFA 12.3.4; COOP 4. Amy Yasinski: French Club 12,3.4; Yearbook 3; KTC 3.4. Band 119 I. Sean Baldwin, being of sound mind and body hereby leave to my little sister Trish my blue locker and all my U.S. History notes. To Tonya G. 1st trumpet position all by herself. To Daffy I let you have your locker back. To Mr. Stauffer one less Baldwin to bug him. To Kevin B. no one to tell corny jokes to in 3rd hour S.H., and to Mr. Deck I leave all my comic books. And last but not least. I leave Mrs. Bailey a new whistle for her 7th hour accounting class. I. Bob Bartolazzi, just being, leave Jerry, Tim and Randy all the spaghetti they can eat for $2.69. Also to Jerry (we'll take your commercial fishing, swimming and diving class with us.) And also our Co-Schnapps days, they were great. To the rest of my co-op class-we had some good times. To Mr. Stillwell a class half as good as ours. To Michelle a whole bunch of little Dorkies. To Carol C. you don't know how lucky you are. To Butch a D.B. (you know what that is Butch.) And to Pat F. last of the great East Enders-keep up the tradition. And to the rest of the A.H.S. boys. (Don't you know all the good looking girls are from other towns) (DC) and to A.H.S. loads and loads of more Bartolazzi's. I. Martin H.M. Bomeke, with a pretty good mind and a fine body leave to all students and the faculty a big thanks to let me have such a nice year here in Auburn. Illinois in the U.S.A. at the American High School. Daniel Marshall I wish a nice and adventurous senior year. Miss Kaiser I wish a nice U.S. History and a nice Sociology class and another successful KTC year, I leave her a big bay of Gummibarchen from Germany. All the seniors and especially Guy R.H. and Tim H. I wish the best for their lives and I hope to meet some of you one of these days when I come back. Now at the end, I hope to leave to most of the students and faculty at A.H.S. a good memory of having a German Exchange Student at your school. Bye. Martin. I. Scott Brackebusch. being of sound mind and body do hereby leave: Thanks to Mitch. Guy. Deb, Ken and Dave for being my officers in FFA and a special thanks to Mr. Franklin for making all my problems possible. To Mr. Rigg a new theory on the speed of light and another sub-four miler. to Mrs. Goodroe I say goodbye with a joke, to CKP I leave a long friendly note, to Marilyn and Ketra I leave photographic memories so they can remember my jokes, to Jim S. snowmaking machines for his nose, ro Rick M. another four inches and my book of fat jokes, to Dave Me., foot of new powder and an endless mountain, to Dale B. a seasons pass at Jackson Hole, WYO.. to Ed F. one bigdog house, to the big Boomer, Martin, I leave a country full of nuts like us all. to Pam, an orange eggerate and the hopes she has fun with it (I did), to the Auburn basketball team, one big SCOTTYI To Kevin R. some decent shoes, to Pat F. a ride home anytime, to Brent B. more fun track meets and a sub 9:00 two-mile, to Ken H. thanks and a Vega with a 427 and to Beth, a rainbow, and a prayer. I, Linda Brandon, leave to Joe Heren someone else to have a crush on. To Deb S., Cindy M.. Marcia M.. and Beth M., good luck in your last year of high school and party hearty and have fun! To Rob M. learn to keep your mouth shut while you're in Mrs. Krell's room. A big thanks to Mrs. Kaiser, you really helped me out a lot. Take Care. To Mr. Brandy someone else to pick on in Consumer's Ed just because they are not a jock. And at last I leave with no regrets. I. Angie Chandler, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Bailey, another photographer and someone else to turn the bathroom light out on. To Mrs. Kaiser, a big thanks for being such a great person and for KTC. Its really done a lot for me and for others. To Miss Clarke a winning VB season and a free CPR course for those students with heart trouble. To Gary S.. someone to get him out of study hall and memories of great shareshops. It was fun!! To Gail H., the camera, the darkroom, and all the responsibilities and headaches that go with them. Have Fun! And don't forget all the crazy times in 6th and 8th hours. To Luann (Black!) lots of memories of accounting. 6th hour, practice sets, and getting out of office practice. To Dennis N. and Kevin R. three more fun-filled years at AHS (they'll go fast), someone else to pick on at noon hour, a big thanks for all the good times, and another chauffer to take my place when I'm gone. To Susie, Ketra. Amy. and all my other friends who are leaving with me. many more good times and I hope we keep in touch. To AHS. I leave one more Chandler (good luck!), and now I leave with many great memories and a bright future. I, Tom Cwik, being of confused mind and lacking body hereby bequeath to: Doug E. many good memories and a new Kleenex box for his fuzz buster; to Gail H. a big Thanks for seeing me through this year and a TEC application; to Laurie S. many notes, thoughts, and proposals for a Senior Class of 82 and some old wheat; to Mrs. Roth a chemistry class that won't laugh when she turns her back; to Beth M.. Miss Clarke, Dan M., and all other Tecetes some more wheat. To Mrs. K another student to teach about life and who will be more receptive than I. To the faculty of Auburn High who supported me when I lost belief in my abilities, thanks. To the School Board a quote I never let my schooling interfere with my education. I, Ketra Deschamps. being of sound mind and body, do hereby state my will: To my artistic friends (S.D., A.C., A.Y., and K.B.) I leave each of you a can of spray paint, a dozen eggs and a bucket of rotten tomatoes for a dark Oct. night on a certain football field. To my good friend, Susie, I hired you a hitman to rid you of your sophomore troubles. To Mardel someone else to pig out with at KTC workshops. Have fun next year! To Drew, I leave you a big Whopper and someone else to call Junior. To Steve. I leave an indestructible car, a permanent driver's license and thanks for good times. To B.H. the ability to be a true friend and to your friend (N.W.). I leave NOTHING! To Dan M. and Rick R.. a fun filled Sat. night at Stony's and the haunted house. To Lisa G. I wish the best for you in the future, you certainly deserve it. To Mrs. Kaiser, you're very special, thanks for everything and remember Go for It! To Kenny. I leave an uninterrupted 3rd hr. study hall and Thanks for being a special friend. May you be dipped! To Merle, I leave hopes for a bright future and no more redheads. To Scott good luck with your project. To Mr. Messmore and the rest of the faculty, congratulations on a job well done! And last but not least, to all my friends who are leaving with me, I wish you the best of everything. I. Annette Dolenc. being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: To my best friend, Bonnie, memories of all 120 our fun times, and hopes for many more, a stack of “Penthouse so she can read all the dirty stories, a knife to protect her when she's lurking through dark apartments, and a BIG THANKS for just being my friend. To Coach Clarke (alias black), a thanks, and a great volleyball season next year, because you deserve it! To Danny Marshall, our many good memories of the past and hopes for more in the future, also an HBO subscription to watch all the movies you want. To Rob M.. a thanks for being a loyal volleyball fan! To Eva L, one 16 oz. bottle of “Fox Fire perfume, to splash on before every basketball game. To the Pawnee Bombers A.S.. G.H.. M.P., C.B.. and L.S.. 6 dozen eggs, and an arm to throw them. To Carla G., A field of cotton for you to pick, and a giant shoe to stuff your pickings. To Mrs. Bailey, someone to keep them laughing in accounting, and a shiny new whistle whenever her old one has had enough. To Ruth, a thanks for being a friend and much luck for the future. To Steve B., a jar full of pennies to play poker, and much luck your last three years at A.H.S. To Dwayne S., all our talks and fun times, lots of luck your last three years (hang in there), and something you've always wanted and looked for and said you could never find ... a wild woman. And to everyone who leaves with me. a thanks for all the good times and Much Luck for the future in everything you do. To my little brother. Doug, lots of luck during your school years. And finally, to A.H.S.. one more Dolenc and a thanks for supplying me with friends, and memories of good times that I will always remember. I, Bonnie Dowson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to, ELMO thanks for all the good times, and one blue car. Also one big back seat with someone very special to her!!!!!! To Annette, one good friend who deserves the best out of life, one ice scraper and one key to get into a certain person's house! Thanks for being a true friend. Now I leave AHS with a few good memories. I, Susie Driver, being of sound mind and body, bequeath the following: To Miss Clark, a varsity V-B team that will beat Pawnee 15-0. 15-0. memories of a few good laughs, and a box of pacemakers for people in her class who have heart conditions. To Mrs. Bailey, memories of her favorite accounting class, and a new whistle in case hers wears out. To Mrs. Kaiser, a hug and a big thanks for helping me get to know myself and all the memories of KTC. haunted houses and walks through Stonies, you're neat! To Kathy B., someone else to drive her around and a case of spray paint for more late night raids to you know where! To Mardel, a big thanks for being a friend and for listening when I needed to talk and hopes that someday I will have that disco wedding! To Marcia M and Gail H., someone else to help count down the days with and a big thanks, you chicks are cool! To Laurie S., the ability to spike the ball like you would like to and next year's volleyball pages. To Tom J., someone else for him to love and to bug so he'll leave me alone! To Rona Day and all of her little friends, the ability to keep their mouths shut, a book on How to Respect Seniors. and a sawed off shot gun so she can get out of my life permanently! To Trudy R., a copy of The Complete Book of Running with a definition of the word HATE in the index. Finally, to all my friends who are leaving with me. especially Angie, thanks for putting up with me and sticking by me. because without friends, you have nothing. I, Carmen Dudley being of sound mind and body leave to the following ... To Joyce and Diana thanks for being such good friends and remember all of the great times. To Stuart and Steve Smith I leave them someone else to call FROG and other crude remarks to go along with it. To Miss Clarke lots of luck in volleyball next year, to Mrs. Bailey a new whistle to blow in 7th hour Accounting when hers wears out. To Eva L. I leave a mirror to look in and realize she's not as great as she thinks she is. And to my cousins Lori and Todd I hope you find all the good times and friends that I did at Auburn High. And now I leave willingly. I. Ed Fedor, being of crazy mind and dilapidated body here state my will. To Jud, John T. Todd B., Mark M.. and Chuck D.. I leave a warm fire and a cold Busch. To Big Bob R., I leave a bush guard for your nasty truck in case one of those horrible trees jumps in the way To Mardel and Deb S.. I leave a truck load of Moo-poo-pado and my latest book. How to Drive in Heavy Traffic. To the dizzy class of 82, I leave the common cause and a safe place to have it. To Coach Parola and Thornton I leave one Pawnee massacre and a playoff berth because you guys deserve it. To Mr. Stillwell a thanks for understanding our primitive voco minds To Rick R. I leave the ability to ski (like I do) and a gym full of nice poopers. To Mr. Messmore I leave a booster for your intercom. To Mr. Deck I leave a bull whip to tame the wild ones of Auburn if they should ever corrupt your library and also I leave a thanks for being a friend. To chief Big D. I leave five little magic levis from the varsity squad. To Hounddog I leave my height so when you sit the bench at least the coach will be able to see you! To Mr. Rigg I leave a poster of the 81 Senior class because you loved us so much! To the rest of ya. hang in there. It's time for me to fly! I. Diana Ford, being of corrupt mind and sound body hereby state my will: To Carmen I leave a man that she won't have to torch and a big thanks for the crazy times too numerous to mention, (and a shoulder to cry on). To DeeDee I leave some fantastic cheerleading times and I also wish her much luck with her honey (cause she deserves it.) To Joyce I leave her a bowl of chili with cheese and a big thanks. To Mardel the book 10 easy steps to being a base without getting bruises all over. To Susie, Angie. Marilyn, and Ketra lots of luck with all you do. (You're great friends!) To Ed. Shawn, and Jerry lots of crazy times on the voc. bus. To Mrs. K and Mr. Rigg a big thanks for being you. To the Smith twins a hug and a kiss, and good luck with your remaining years at Auburn. To Ed Gray I leave a cork. And last but not least I leave more rules for Mr. Messmore. So now I leave Auburn High School not looking back. I, William Elton Goodroe 111. being of nuclear physicist mind and incredible Hulk-like body, do hereby leave to the following: To Rick Rahn I leave a rim two inches shorter so he can slam it! To Tim Howard, Tim Hemberger. and Ed Fedor, I leave a genuine Doll to take to the park with them. To Brent and Deacon I leave the hope that the coach will give them some playing time. To Cam Bates, I leave a clear starry sky so she can see home, from Earth. To Re. I leave all the laughs she gave me. To Gail. I leave a dozen paper roses. (Nectar-free) for Chemistry. To Monica. I leave a rifle to hunt with, and also to take along with her. I leave Terri, a reminder of the past we had together, and more fun times to come in the future 121 I. Jerry Handy, being of sound mind and body leave the following: To Damon a soft book and a distemper shot. To Bob. his own pizza oven and a book entitled One Million Pizza Meals. To Mr. Thornton or should I say the shop tablesaw, my right hand. To Mike, his very own orange Cadillac. To next year's loaf club all the spaghetti you can eat every Wednesday at Angelos and wild trips to Springfield. To Butch a first service clerk. To all of the Auburn girls a cooler of distilled water. To Auburn High School I leave memories of the Handy's until I start another generation (give me a few years). I. Carla Harbour, being of sound mind and ... well at least being, leave A.H.S. (thank God). To my good riend Janice I leave a bunch of good luck and a bottle of Tylenol (your gonna need it). To Binky and Bunky I leave a roll of life savers, but watch out Blnky. You know how Bunky is. To everyone else hang in there! Someday you too will get to have your name in the yearbook, think of a witty saying, and write a will. I. Mark Heffernan, being of unsound mind and body hereby leave to Rich Y., all the times during Ag II class that we did one hit at a time. To my little brother Eric, I leave one full semester of Consumer Ed. class. To Weasle I leave all the experiences that will help us understand what life is all about plus I leave you one Mr Jim Bandy Voo Doo doll and an unlimited supply of stick pens. To Martha. Breath, and Cindy Moe I leave you someone else to hassle in Communication class. To Ed. F. I leave you one (1) Cracker Jack junior Narc Badge! To the rest of the school and faculty I leave the 80 min. I owe the office. To Jim S. I leave one mountain and log cabin I. Tim Hemberger. leave to Tony Parola. a perfect 9-0 season for the MSM title or at least a playoff, for he deserves both of them. To Miss Clarke I leave my fishing pole and a chance to coach the tumblers of America in the Olympics. To Angie a thanks for all the fun times. To Brent B. the ability to play on the varsity B-ball team next year, for he will probably be the only guy in Auburn History to sit on the JV bench for 4 years and the varsity bench for 2 years. What experience he is getting! To Rick the ability to take the ball to the basket and not fade away and also to be able to dunk it . To Michelle R. a pass for everyday to go to the library during her Study Halls. Also a thanks for the last 5 years. To all the seniors who helped work on the senior float a job well done. To our past basketball team, We just did not know how to win. Remember next year you guys. You gotta want it. I. Ken Henkhaus. being of sound mind and body, hereby state my will: To the A.H.S. football team and Coach Parola. good luck and two backs as good as Howard and Hunt, to my sis . Dawn. I leave all the hope and happiness for 2 more good years, and the ability to play ball like your brother. To Ketra. a Thanks for making it a rememberable senior year. To A.H.S. students, the ability to find friends as good as Hembo and Terri to make it through your 4 years, because you only go through it once. To Mardel P., under that inability to be a human being, there's a special person. To Gail H. and Monica P., more good times at the Ben. To Mr. Thoele, someone else to go over what needs to be done, and a Student Council that works for the Student Lounge. To Cam B. I leave nothing 'cause you're a future relative. To Rick R.. Dan M.. and Pat F.. I leave 1 and 2 more years as good as mine. Go for it! To Laurie S.. the ability to talk to the man, Mr. Messmore and get what we (Students) need and deserve. To Tracey R., somebody else to talk to her at Harry's while working. To Mr. Messmore and Mrs. Kaiser, thanks and keep up the good work!! To all my Senior friends I leave with. Good Luck!! Now as I leave A.H.S. all the good times and memories are remembered. Look out for Kris, and my bro Craig. Bye! I. Tim Howard, leave to Coach Parola my thanks for everything you've done and a successful season next year, you deserve it! To Rick R.. someone else to drive him home from practice next year. To Dan M., another bunch of guys to help you give Chief a hard time To Julie. I leave the memories of a lot of fun times (hopefully there will be a lot more), and a big thanks for everything, you're the greatest! I, Guy R Hunt, being of sober mind and bruised and abused body, hereby leave to Hy H Hunt the same ability possessed by his brother Ty and me to go only 11 foot 3 inches at the district track meet and still pull off a 4th place. To Coach Parola one more football player, and a more successful season next year. To Chuck DuBois, I leave a case of beer, a can of sardines, a spot light, and a parked car. To Monica Pitman I leave my dad C.R. and the .night life. To Laurie Stowell I leave all my R.E.O. records and tapes. To Todd Beatty all my Consumer Ed. notes (guaranteed to get a C). To Rick Rahn and Jud Silveus I leave the Mr. Hustle award. Finally to Mr Deck I leave the new Library, the Library Club and a lot of good memories. To Daniel Marshall. I leave a good friendship, neighbor, and old working partner, an invitation to visit me at college any weekend. L Terry (Mickey Mouse) Marshall, being of inquisitive mind and genuine body, do hereby leave the following: To brother Dan, the whole house to himself and one big Hey Man. How's it going? To Cam-Barn, my brother Dan and his far-out speeches, thanks for being such a good friend. To Mo and her semi-corrupt mind, another V-ball partner who will be ready to rock, ready to roll. and all the scheming memories to go shooting etc. with Junior friends. To Tonya, the best of luck, always (I would leave you my position on the varsity V-ball team but I don't think you'd want it). To Re-hun, a big thanks for being there and I still luv ya. To Shorty, a kiss to grow with. To Laurie S. my position as an intern. To Doobie Dawn, a free ticket to see Big Sal play tennis in the Don Ho classic. To Rickety Rahn. a big band-aid for our good friend D.D to A.K. a gigantic warm fuzzy. To Mrs. Goodroe, one more year for my mother to mess up with the lunch money. And last yet least. To A.H.S. a monotonous transcript and one more Marshall. I. Sharlene Millburg, leave the following: to Bobby, I leave a summer of Drive-In movie passes for two. To Jerry many more baseball games. To one of my — friends, a piece of tape for her mouth, to Bonnie, lots of fun memories (D.S and our blue car). To Mary the big 10 incher and to Schazam. nothing. I, Rick Meidel, being of above average mind and close to average body, do hereby bequeath to the following: To Dawn H.. my 122 saxophone and my sight reading ability. To Mardel P.. one Boo Foo doll for her ultimate pleasure on the weekends. To my sister Karen, a lot of luck in the future, a job so she can pay off her phone bills, and a hairbrush of her very own. To Coach Parola. a big THANKS for all the help and encouragement you've given me. and my ability to hit a quail and find it!! To Mr Stauffer, another group of seniors as good as the ones who left this year, thanks for everything. To Coach Cerveny, a tennis team with twelve guys, who can and want to play To Mrs. Goodroe. my ability to catch up the attendance book when it's twenty days behind. You can have the book, cause no one else would want it anyway! And finally to all my senior friends the best of luck in whatever you all plan to do. Oh yea. and to Mr. Redrum Thoele. a lifelong supply of movie passes so he can tell me what to see. And now I gladly leave, looking for a future that I know has to be out there. I alias black Luann Norris being of quick mind and stupendous body do hereby leave: To Mardel many more crazy times in S.H. and remember to share your cookies. To Gail I leave my share of T.J. and Reunite' (full ones this time). Also the ability that Carmen and I possess, that is. to collect ads without getting caught. Good luck with Mike and you know who To my friend T. R. my own personalized towel for those unexpected trips to the shower. To those in office practice - my jokes. To S.D A.C. barking spiders. To the tennis coach, T.C. himself, someone else to antagonize. To Mrs. Bailey someone besides me to bug her every hour of the day and thanks for everything. To Coach Clarke (cousin Ap) I wish the best of luck cause you deserve it. To my little brother Kenny, who is a better driver than I am my car and much happiness in your 4 years at AHS. At last I leave with a smile. I. Joyce Pierce being of burnt-out mind and absolutely great body leave to the following . To Carmen I leave all the memories of our great times and many more to come! I'll never forget Taco Gringo. To 5th hour office practice (Carmen, Dee Dee. Susie, Debbie. Angie. Annette, Sharlene, Bonnie, Luann) thanks for all the crazy times. To Cindy, who has been a good friend for many years, a big Thanks and Hug! To Marcia and Beth, who have only been with me for a short while, thanks you've made it worth it. (Don't forget those great times in Beth's garage). To Diana I leave the foggy memory of my party last year for Chuck's birthday. To Annette someone else to call her name and then hide! To Trudy R. I leave a case of pacemakers for your bad heart. To Eva Loyd I leave 2 dozen combs! And to my favorite teacher. Mrs. Bailey. I leave Ruth to get passes out of S. H. and thanks for everything. Thanks to everyone who made this year the most exciting and the rowdiest! To Lisa Y. I'm sorry you didn't stay the whole year you missed a lot of fun! And last but not least I leave 2 more Pierce's to raise as much —as I did (and not get caught). I now leave with all my memories and not daring to look back. Later! I. Dee Dee Ramsey, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my will to the following: To Diana a baggy pair of pants so she can't make obscene gestures at staring men and thanks for being such a crazy and good friend. To Bob R.. the ability to lie without your eyes twinkling and to Pat (ty) N.. the ability to make your eyes twinkle so I know you're lying. To both of you good luck and be careful. To Lamma. a map of Jacksonville so she won't get us lost and the ability to control her temper in Taco Bell but most of all thanks for being such a good friend. To Ruth, Jacie. Karen, and Jenny, the ability not to hang from the third floor window to talk to guys in the alley. To Sue P , Mardel, and Christy P., I wish all the happiness in the world cause you gals deserve it and to the rest of the cheerleading squad to make it through a season without driving Mrs. K. crazy. To Mrs. Kaiser, thanks for everything, you're great! To Timmy H., thanks for being such a good friend. To those who leave with me best wishes and take care. And last but not least, to Casey, (my sweetie) I will all my love forever! I, Brian Rector, being of half sound mind and body, leave first of all Kaye: All my LOVE and one more year to put up with school and then put up with me. I leave Mitch R. someone else to get him in some of the worst trouble (like Marcia W.) I leave to Rod S. someone else to play toolman on. Other than Mr. R. I leave to Todd D. someone else to pick on him. I leave Mrs. Kaiser and Mrs. Mansmith someone else to give tardy marks to. I leave Mr. Stillwell someone else to get him in trouble. And now I leave anxiously. I leave without very many good memories but with no regrets. See you on down the road. Jack. I. Damon Rothert. being of a mind and body, do hereby state my will to Mike, a lid for his jar head, to Bob a real engine for his go cart, to Carla, a binky-bat of her own; to Jerry, a can of book repellant and many thanks for showing me the best thing in my life And to Sheila, the best thing in my life, I leave all my love and myself to you for our future life together I. Mitch Ruger, being of deranged mind and almost likewise body do hereby bequeath to the following: To Rod S. I leave nothing but a Big Thanks for being a friend because he'll probably bum everything off of me at S.I.U. To Brian R.. the same Thanks plus a supply of Stick-Em so that he'll have a good excuse to be at K.H.'s all the time; to Randy B.. a 1000 piece tool set; to Ed F.. the privacy of Fedor's Road; to Rick M.. a season pass to K.O.A. campgrounds complete with the missing element, to Dub G.. a perfect score on a College Prep quiz; to all the teachers that were nice enough to help. Thanks. And to all others. I leave something very important, the ability to think of and write a better quote and will than mine. I. Jim Sergent. being of sound mind and somewhat lengthy body leave the following: To my little brother Gary I leave a little bit of effort to end up with a lot of success. To coach or as most of the football players know him Big Daddy. I leave a state-bound team Next year's team seems like a great team to go. so work them hard. Go for the best, because you deserve it. To Hummel I leave an end that has the ability to catch all his passes. To Melody P. I leave you a new boyfriend, you're other one needs help. What do you say about that P.F.? To Jud S. I leave another 1st string offense and defense trophy. Just don't get a big head! To Gail H. I can't leave much because she has just about everything Keep smiling and you'll go far. 123 I. Rod Stauffer, being of sound mind and of sound body, bequeath to the following: To Mitch R.. thanks for being a great friend, and knowing I'll probably bum everything off him down at S.I.U. To Brian R.. thanks also for being a friend and good luck in the future with everything. To Rick Revolting. I leave the N-Ferno so he can dance his buns off. and all the crazy times like when we busted our faces playing football. To Dub Goodie, thanks for the laughs in 6th hour study hall and being a good friend. To Michelle R.. remember the fun times in 6th hour and thanks for getting to know you better. To Ketra D.. someone to sit behind you in a college class and snap your bra! To Mr. Hayes. I leave some joy jelly, Games You Can't Lose At and of course a bald plastic wig. You can pick these up at Spencers. To my dad. I leave my love, a great 8 years in band and the ability to leave this place as fast as I can. And last, but not least, I leave Auburn High School, GLADLY! I. Todd Sutton being of sound mind and body leave to the following: To Gary B. my leaping ability. To Brent B. my height. To R.S.. Little Levi my atheletic ability, and more. To Pat F. NO SWEAT! To Coach Bandy, Lots of Luck. To Coach Rigg, thanks for the help. To Christy P., my tennis ability, my address, and my phone number. To everyone else, I leave some GOOD LUCK' I, Marilyn Merle Thomas, being of sound mind and body, do hereby state my will: To Mr. Rigg, I leave a physics class as good as ours was: to Mr. Cerveny, the ability to Get to the point in 5 minutes or less (hopefully less), someone to play as many tie- breakers as I did, a sunny day at districts, and a superb tennis team; to the tennis team, I leave lots of memories of road trips , ad-libs, a one-way ticket to Mac's, and RIP GLENWOOD!; to Parksey, I leave my number two position, the book How to Put Up With the Coach, someone to talk about guys with in the middle of the court, and food; to the Smith twins. I leave someone else to tickle; to Lori A. and Liz C.. a life-time supply of M M's; to my Ben Franklin buddies, I leave a Brand New vacuum cleaner and a dead mouse; for Mardel, I leave my exercise bike with hopes that you can ride a mile without passing out; to anyone who wants them. I leave my many nicknames and fat jokes (courtesy of Rick M. and Scott B.); to K.D. and S.D., a professional hit-man for all the times they've needed one; to Coach Parola, a thanks from brother Dave and me for being a super coach and friend; to the Senior guys of '81.1 hope y'all find someone else who'll laugh when teased, smile at a joke, and who makes big cookies; to Gail, a wastebasket with memories of one Hot Summer Night , a weekend in Champaign, a wish that we'll always be as good friends as we were the summer of 80 and a bottle of J.D.-be careful!; and finally, to those that leave with me, you're all very special and I hope you find all that love and happiness in the world. Thanks for the support and love you've given me. and remember me the way y'all have made me — HAPPY. I. Danda Tish, being of both mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: To the future A.H.S. girls' tennis teams, a perfect 300 and trip Around the World . To Rod Schumacher, (alias The Big Belch) I will the Christmas program, the plays, and all the comedies HBO has to offer. Included in this special offer is a trip down lovely Lowder Road. To Cam-Cam, I leave loads of laughter, a hope for her bright future, a song, and a box of soup. To Daphney. the Star Spangled Banner -written in the correct key. And to those who leave with me: To Marilyn. Lots of memories and another try at breaking all the rules at some nearby summer music camp. To Terri, a Christmas present-on time! And lots of love. To Mickie, the hopes that she and I will someday be the co-winners of the Olympic gold medal in gymnastics. To Rod Stauffer, the first prize at the 1st annual Maynard Ferguson Look- and-Play alike contest. To Michael J.. an open bottle of wax, and a stinkin T-shirt. To Dub, the hopes that he'll find (the theme of) A Separate Peace. To Seamy, a lifetime supply of clarinet reeds and another strange nickname. To Rob some cheap sunglasses, and to Todd, some smiles, a basketball, and a phrase borrowed of a mutual friend of ours- What are ya-in love? Last, but not least to the teachers of this fair institution: To Mrs. Krell, a winning speech team, a beautiful prom and an early morning bus ride. To Mrs. Miller. The Impossible Theme and a new set of furniture to grace the A.H.S. stage. Thanks! To Mr. Stauffer, another A.H.S. musician as happily inept as I, and a b gthanks!M To Mr. Rigg, a giggle, a thanks and a big plate of cheese and crackers. And to Mrs. Eastman, a huge thanks for all you've done, memories of some crazy times, and a non-spillable bowl of French Onion Soup. Au revoir! To allot you that make up A.H.S. — Mr. Messmore, the staff, and all the kids, thanks for four fantastic years. Now I leave with as usual, a smile. I, Mickie Walker, being of fine body and mind, do hereby bequeath the following: To Scott B. a notebook to write his fat jokes in and a copy of it for M.T., to S.P. a left arm to replace your old one I kept poking in band; to Rick R. a stop-growth pill, so your body can catch up with itself; to Mrs. G. and the teachers a BIG thanks for all your help and support; to Rick M. a life-time supply of Boots Randolph concert tickets; to AHS two more Walkers-Nancy and Michelle, and a book of tardy passes for Nancy; to L.S. another friend who really is; and lastly I leave my job as office assistant to anyone who can put up with Mr. T. I, Shawn Willis, being of distorted mind and equally distorted body, do hereby bequeath to the following: To Marcia. Beth and Cindy, I leave one case of filterless cigarettes and someone else to molest. To O.J., I leave a $100 Sangamon County Motel gift certificate and a Get Out of Jail Free card, thanks anyway Jim. To the Heft , I leave a two year membership to the C.I.D. chapter of PTL Club and hope that he finds the answer to the question, Is There Life After The Weekend? Also to Ted , I leave more junior girls to give him their lunch. And to Ed F., I leave his very own genuine Captain Crunch Junior Nark Badge! Put it to good use Ed! Above all, to Mr. Messmore and the faculty. I leave four more Willis' to make your days filled with cheer. Don't worry, God is with you. I. Amy Yasinski, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: To Rob C.. who's so beautiful in so many ways, thanks for all the good times. To Rod S.. lots of luck in you last year at AHS and don't forget the good times! To Danda T. I leave one groovy band picture and a thanks for being a friend. To Carmen D., I leave the Grand Canyon. Just kidding! To Jim S. and Mr. Thoele. I leave two Big Macs and two straws to go along with them. To Angie C. and Susie D., remember the good times we had and our talent with spray paint. To Tom C. and Doug E., I leave you someone else to hassle at French Club dinners. And to the faculty of AHS I leave you a big thanks for the help you've given me. 124 Senior Prophecy The scene is the annual ten year reunion Common Cause Celebration. The A.H.S. graduating class of '81 is holding the event in memory of many past C.C.C.'s. John McKenzie along with Damon Rothert. Mitch Ruger, and Brian Rector are first to arrive in a Busch truck which was undoubtedly hijacked from Shammy's parking lot. Close behind the Busch Brigade is that world famous new wave band, Peach Fuzz featuring Rob Cameron on Bongo's, Mickie Walker on electric flute, and Danda Tish on the synthesizer. Yes, it looks as though the entertainment for this event will be top rate. Rick Meidel, who incidentally owns a chain of dance studios known as Ace Cannons School of Dance, has brought along his troup of performers to dazzle us with fancy footwork. His talented students include Trudy Rigney, Jamie Bold, Lamma McClelland. Lisa Yagow and Deb Thompson who have appeared in Broadway shows such as The Disco Nightmare and Disco Away and Leave Me Alone. Tim Howard. Guy Hunt, and Jim Sergent have taken time out of their busy football schedule to join us. Even though it is that off season, this trio is keeping busy by advertising everything from baby powder to plugging beer and underwear. In his spare time, Tim Hemberger promotes Right Guard and Fruit of the Loom. Jim Chambers has become Howard Cosell's protege along with his sidekick Linda Brandon. They have covered every sports event from football to Tiddlywinks. Dee Dee Ramsey is now cheering for the Dallas Cowboys. Carla Harbour has become Auburn's first female principal along with guidance counselor Amy Yasinski. They have done away with the obsolete demerit system, and replaced it with a new, experimental punishment — locking deserving students in Dave Carter's old P.E. locker and playing old Messmore announcements! What cruel and unusual punishment! Sharlene Millburg has taken the late Donna Goodroe's office position which entitles her to the usual fringe benefits of the executive washroom where no STudent has ever ventured. McFarland Zone Center wouldn't release Dale Moose from his padded cell, but he sent his greetings to all of us losers anyway! Dave McNaught has taken up farming in the Columbian Mountains where only the richest most aromatic kind is grown! Terri Marshall, who is an attorney for Columbian Farmers, has helped Dave out of many jams. Todd Sutton and Marilyn Thomas have opened their own chain of designer jeans known as Levi Levi, Inc. where they have the only line of tie-dyed jeans in Central Illinois. Tom Cwik is currently ambassador to West Germany. Carmen Dudley and Annette Dolenc will compete in the 1992 Olympics as the U.S. Volleyball Team. They also appear on the front of Wheaties boxes. Luann Norris is back on vacation from Tahiti where she has been teaching black humor. Now sliding in on a cloud of dust, after gasing up at Baldwin's Mobile Station, is the publisher of Crash n' Burn magazine, Steve Castleman. Steve, whose many crash and burn experiences has made him a natural for the job. Munchies were supplied by the Dairy Queen, which is under the new management of the Driver sisters. Deb and Sue. Angie Chandler and Ketra Deschamps are still employed there and have finally gotten a raise! Sheila Sargeant, along with Bob Bartolazzi and Jerry Handy are now the co- owners of their own IGA chain. They have opened stores in Cimic and surrounding communities! Cups and various liquid refreshments were donated by the Double D. Inn owned by none other than Don DeHeve, who plans to open taverns nationwide. Jerry Burton, Ed Fedor, Mike Kolenich and Charles Estes are in the demolition business and were recently arrested by the Auburn P.D. for blowing up the water tower. When asked why? replied why not? Steve Plummer along with his assistant Martin BOmeke has opened establishments in five countries known as Plummers' Plumbing, who will unclog any kind of pipe you may own. Randy Bailey and Scott Brackebusch are owners of Baileybusch Farms where they raise only who knows what. Jean Burtle who is a registered nurse along with Carol Carlson are here to take care of any unconscious persons that the evening may produce. Ed Bass, who won the Nobel Prize for hybrid genetics, has merged with Bonnie Dowson's Dairy in breeding cows that give chocolate milk. What a break through!! Diana Ford and Joyce Pierce have become the first Springfield King's female hockey players. Even though their record is 0-23, they never seem to give up. It's probably that half-time strategy meeting with the rest of the team that keeps 'em going. Mark Heffernan made a special trip from Siberia where he has been waiting ten years for the second coming of Jim Baker. He claims to try to prove that there is life after the weekend. Sandy Grah and Dub Goodroe are now the GoodGrah Psychiatric service who try to help folks like Ed Gray who incidentally is the Professional Party candidate for President. What is that in the sky? Is it a bird? No it's Rod Stauffer in a Boeing 747. As soon as he learns how to land, he'll be down for the party! Ken Henkhaus has made KTC a nation-wide organization which is even expanding into different countries. KTC has become bigger than the Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts, and PTL combined! Jim, Jenny and Wesley Simpson have all moved to the Rocky Mountains where they live in a log cabin that Jim built. In the solitude of the mountains, Jim and Bear hunt wild animals. What Kind? It doesn't matter, says Jim, as long as you can skin em' . As the fire dies down, and the coals grow cold a car pulls up the drive. And through the early morning darkness we hear a voice saying. Am I late? No Shawn, you're about ten years early for the next Common Cause Reunion!!!!! 125 Mass Confusion Head up-Shoulders in- Chin out Yea Susie, your tassles still there There's Marilyn-Always practicing. Junior Marshals: DeeDee Ketchum Doug Eastham Junior Marshals: Patty Newberry Danny Marshall “Now remember-it's left to right 126 The Times of Your Life Graduation Day President-TIm Howard Senior Dixieland 12 7 Valedictorian- Terri Marshall Dr. James Doglio Salutatorian- Mickie Walker Awards And Scholarships 128 The Class Of 1981 First Row, Left to Right: T. Rigney, D. Tish, M. Walker, D. Ford, M. Thomas, S. Driver, A. Chandler, L. Norris, J. Pierce, C. Dudley, J. Burtle, S. Sargeant. Second Row: D. Deheve, S. Willis, J. Handy, T. Howard, G. Hunt, R. Stauffer, K. Henkhaus, D. McNaught, A. Dolenc, B. Dowson, C. Harbour. Third Row: E. Gray, M. Heffernan, D. Goodroe, J. Sergent, S. Brackebusch, E. Fedor, T. Hemberger, D. Ramsey, C. Carlson, S. Grah, B. Bartolazzi. Fourth Row: T. Marshall, T. Cwik, T. Sutton, J. Chambers, D. Carter, J. Mackenzie, M. Kolenich, M. Bomeke, R. Meidel, K. Deschamps, J. Simpson. Fifth Row: D. Driver, S. Millburg, J. Bold, R. Cameron, S. Baldwin, E. Bass, M. Ruger, B. Rector, S. Castleman, A. Yasinski. Sixth Row: S. Plummer, R. Doyle, D. Moose, R. Bailey, D. Rothert. Our Memories Of Yesterday Will Last A Lifetime 129 € -4- g 20 c0 20 a) B %— —9— The Songman's Return Don't think I can go with you. It's time to move on. If that's what you need to do. Then Songman, be gone. Life's only just starting On this, a new day. It's time for our parting. So be on your way. I understand growing And learning to be. I understand knowing That life must be free. Oh, I can remember The tunes we did sing. And I can remember The joy they did bring. Wherever you are My Songman, my friend. It can't be too far For my hand to lend. For you are a part Of my life, it is true. A place in my heart Is saved for you. So I'll say so long . My Songman, my friend, Goodbye would be wrong. For this is no end. You'll be with me always. In all of my rhymes. The memories will stay Through good and bad times. We the editors of Beginnings, wish to thank the staff, faculty, and student body of Auburn High School for their cooperation in helping us to pro- duce what we feel to be the best yearbook ever! We also wish to acknowledge the faithful de- termination of the '1981 yearbook staff: Mrs. Phyllis Bailey Marilyn Thomas Luann Norris Susie Driver Carmen Dudley Deb Driver ______ Angie Chandler Diana Ford .... Danda Tish _____ Annette Dolenc Gail Harris ..... Mardel Ping ... Cam Bates ... ...............advisor .......editor-in-chief ... asst, to the editor .........sports editor .........senior editor .......faculty editor . chief photographer .. asst, photographer ..........clubs editor ... business manager .....activities editor ............art editor underclassmen editor Staff: Joyce Pierce Ketra Deschamps Bonnie Dowson Laurie Stowell Carol Carnett Cindy Millburg Pam Brackebusch So may God protect you As you go on your way. I pray He will bless you. In the meantime, I say: My Songman be happy Wherever you go. Keep on singing Share what you know. All of my rhymes Can't make no more songs. For they are just words While my Songman is gone. A. Kaiser 02 02 02 130 g $ g % Best Wishes To The Class Of ”81 PETERSBURG PLUMBING 8c HEATING CO. Petersburg, Illinois FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Virden, IL. Member FDIC SNOW'S DRIVE IN 965-5496 MOORMAN MANUFACTURING CO. Wholesale Distribution Center Rt. 104 Auburn, IL. 62615 Come In And See Us For Good Food! Rt. 104 West Auburn Phone — 438-6117 It Pays To Look Well NICHOLLS 8c SONS MIKE'S BARBERSHOP Auburn, III. Hardware Plumbing Heating Auburn, IL. Ph: 438-6416 32 Thank Heavens For Evans VIRDEN CLEANERS WALKO MUSIC CO. For All Your Musical Needs 1120 S. Second St. Springfield, IL. Hours - 10-8 Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. 1024 N. Springfield Virden, IL. 62690 Duane D. Evans Congratulations To Class Of 81 EDGEWOOD SHOOTING PARK Located One Mile So. Of Auburn Junction On Rt. 4, lA Mile East On 16 So. RALPH EVANS READY MIX NARDI'S T.V. 134 E Dean Sand-Gravel-Cement-Steel Virden, IL. Phone: 965-3810 Or Ph. 965-5533 965-5222 Congratulations 121 N. Bissell St. To The Grads! Virden, IL. 62901 Good Luck From STATE BANK OF R 8c D BAKER GIRARD CHEVROLET Member FDIC 226 N. 5th Auburn Girard, IL. Old Fashion Personal Service Phone: 217-627-2112 LOUISE SARGEANT'S BEAUTY SALON 305 South 10th St. Auburn, IL. 62615 DR. W. J. By Appointment 217-438-6917 KESSLER CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Phone: Jafra 438-6582 Skincare Consultant 105 SO. FIFTH STREET AUBURN. ILLINOIS 62015 AL DRAP CLOTHING STATE FARM INSURANCE Buy Your Wraps At Drops Bill Woodruff Agent Virden, IL. N. Jet. Rt. 4 Auburn, IL. DECK'S DRUGS COUNTRY MARKET Girard, IL. 62640 Phone: 438-6814 Open 6 AM To 12 PM Store Est. 1884 B.A.B. GRAIN Best Wishes To “The Graduates SNELL BROTHERS EQUIPMENT Grain Dealer Number III, Class One-Warehouse Phone: 438-3316 Highway 4 North Virden, IL. Phone: (217) 965-3333 134 FUND RAISING PROGRAMS Best Wishes From QSP A SUBSIDIARY OP READER'S DIGEST REDFERN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Su ie UteirtAe Bruce Redfern: Owner 8 LELAND LAKE JACKSONVILLE, IL 62650 PHONE (217) 243-2281 Best Wishes To The Class Of 81 ROBERT FORD-BROKER FORSYTH INSURANCE Best Wishes From: THE CITY 135 Good Luck To The 1981 Graduates 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 From A R AUTO SUPPLY LOMELINO'S AUTO BODY 405 W. Madison 438-6355 Pleasing You Pleases Us Congratulations Grads Edwin B.(Red) Ann Wilson Congratulations 1981 Grads Larry Debbie Lomelino 438-3227 136 Congratulations From The AUBURN PEOPLES BANK DAVE BAILEY TRUCKING ' 438-3773 406 W. Maple Auburn, IL 62615 RUA'S VARIETY 8c CLOTHING Northeast Corner Of Square Wearing Apparel For The Whole Family Osh Kosh B'Gosh Work Clothing Wolverine Boots Shoes Keds Tennis Footwear HEADLINES WEB'S AUBURN MARKET BY JANE , Quality Meats Produce And Groceries l)T Or 406 W. Maple (P, a Auburn, IL East Side Of The Square 7c 62615 Ph. 438-6316 A ! TajJI 438-3773 X Ps 137 HENDRICKS Home Furnishings Virden Department Store Virden Dept. Store Hendrick's Home Furnishing Featuring The Underground Westside Of The Square 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 INTERNATIONAL ■ AGRICULTURAL 1 EQUIPMENT NARMONT MACHINERY CO. Power Farm Machinery Steve Narmont, Manager Auburn, Illinois Authorized White Sales Service GMC Trucks Machinery Day Phone - 438-6193 Night Phone - 438-6451 Best Wishes BEATTY IMPLEMENT CO. Auburn, IL. AUBURN HEATING 8c AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 438-6111 100 S. 5th Auburn, ILL. Berle-Bob-Darrel-Keith MID-STATE IMPLEMENT CO. AUBURN SHELL STATION 231 West Jackson Auburn, IL. 62615 Buy-Sell-Trade Auburn, III. 62615 Phone 438-3912 Jim McCleland Jet. Rts. 4-104 Ph. 438-3000 Congratulations From TRUDY'S TRUNK JOHN A. KREML Auburn Medical Center Northside Of Virden, Square Virden, III. Ph. 965-4412 P.O. Box 146 Auburn, IL Forward Jr. Fashion THE SEWING BASKET 183 E. Jackson Virden Of Square Ph. 965-3812 Complete Line Fabrics Pattern 8t Sewing Notions 140 HARMON'S SHOPPING PLAZA Feature Only The Finest Quality Meat Anc Produce Plus Ottering Full Service Harmon's Shopping Plaza Discover Rt. 104, Auburn Ph. 438-3714 Wm. Shanholtz Owner BEN FRANKLIN We Bring Variety To Life 141 HARRY'S PHARMACY Harry Buck Jr., R.Ph. Owner Ph. 438-6141 438-2431 (Toll Free From Springfield) HARRY’S P H 3 r m a c v a camPLETF frituly drug store 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, 142 AUBURN TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Highway 104, Auburn, IL. Harmon's Shopping Plaza Phone (217) 438-3023 Congratulations Graduates! PLOWMAN FIRESTONE Harmon's Shopping Plaza Auburn, IL. Phone: 438-3311 Or 438-3312 Jeans By: Faded Glory Viceroy Lee i- Levi MAR BLEST ONE’S MEN’S WEAR Tops By: Kennington Career Club Arrow Forum Route 104 East Auburn, IL. Complete Formal Wear Service Hours: 10:-8:30 Daily Sat. 10:-5:00 Congratulations Class Of 81 From STATE BANK OF AUBURN Auburn - Illinois AI Helen Nardi Owners Phone: 438-6514 Bouquets And Good Wishes To All Grads From North Side Of Square Auburn AUBURN FLOWER SHOP (217) 787-2312 SPRINGFIELD CYCLE 8c LOCK, CO. Schwinn Bicycles: Locksmith 1013 Wabash Ave. Springfield, III. 62704 611 E. Monroe Street TOUR AND TRAVEL Springfield, IL. 62701 Phone: 217-528-8421 Across From Post Office w Congratulations'' Class of 81 THE PURPLE -Nl PUPPY vy v l Nursery i a 438-3922 THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE West Washington 438-6717 Best Of Luck Class Of '81 145 Congratulations Class BREWER'S KOUNTRY KITCHEN Rt. 4 Auburn. IL. 62615 Phone: 438-9972 3 _Kvluei S«iTTM OF MIS (CRUFTS RR.l.ROCHtSTtR.ILL.blSW PHotte fcVJ-9375 _ :flNOU.S.MftcRAW e', oecouPA e. CBRfT SUPPLlS-S, CRH FT CuftSStS, MAMDMflOE ANP imported IFTA... ---- I Hi'U CITY RORO . . V r«v - c-ostp mokdih... AARDVARK Clocks Antiques Bought 8r Sold 1406 S. 5th Str. Tel.: 789-1129 Springfield, III. 62703 Open Daily: 10 AM To 5 PM Estella P. Booth Home Tel.: 217-546-1969 BOB DICKEY SALES CO. Compliments Of BLACK COMPANY P.O. Box 149A Auburn, III. 62615 8th Monroe Springfield, IL. Never Give UP!! Hardware-Sporting Goods ANGELO'S Family Restaurant Harmon's Shopping Plaza Auburn, IL. 62615 Phone: 438-6014 Owners: Dave Brenda Furguson 1X6 GEORGE KRUSE Virden, IL. 62690 965-3327 Congratulations Graduates THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Barry Denton General Manager Compliments Of FRIENDLY CHEVROLET COZY DRIVE-IN 2935 So. Sixth St. 525-1992 Home Of Abe Lincoln And The Famous Hot Dog On A Stick- Dipped In Creamy Batter-Fried Bring This Coupon Crisp Golden Brown. To Cozy Drive In For Your Free Recreation Center Cozy Dog One Cozy Buz Waldmire Per Person 2627 Stevenson Drive, Springfield, IL. 62703 Bus: 217 529-7100 Niki Lesa FASHION FLAIR 819 N. Springfield Virden. IL. 62690 Latest In Men's Women's Hair Styles Perms-Color-Cuts-Also Gift Items Phone: Owned By: 965-4512 Niki Weller First In Agrionics Your Love Deserves The Finest ... Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings. A Keepsake Diamond Is Guaranteed In Writing, Forever, To Have Perfect Clarity, Fine White Color And Perfect Cut. Choose A Perfect Keepsake Ring To Express Your Love. DICKEY JOHN CORPORATION Holland Your Jeweler 218 So. 6th Springfield, IL. Best Wishes For A Bright Future 147 4 DO Pat John Chaplin Rt. 4 Auburn, III. Phone: 438-3612 DAIRY QUEEN A THAI FOR Msrf 5 fooo FOR Best Wishes To The Class Of “81 FARM SUPPLY SERVICES, INC. Auburn, IL 62615 Dennis Kopp, Manager THE ONLY PLACE Restaurant Lounge Open 7 Days A Week Sun-Thurs- 6am to 9pm Fri 8c Sat 6am to 10pm TOLE PAINTING • SUPPLIES • CLASSES GIFTS s TUB ORCHARD MARY JO PAROLA (217) 438-6722 OR 438-6528 1 20 NO. 5TH ST. Auburn. Illinois 6261 5 148 AUBURN COUNTRY FORD Your Red Carpet Service Team 444 W. Jackson St Auburn, IL 62615 FORD 149 Congratulations To The Grads From: VFW POST 8157 SOUTH COUNTY PUBLICATIONS Main Office-110 N. 5th Auburn, IL. 62615 Publishers Of: The Auburn Citizen The Chatham Clarion The Divernon News The Pawnee Post Phone: 438-6155 Congratulations To The Graduates From B� tu6urt SALES 8. SERVICE LOU BETTY PUSCH Route 104 Auburn, IL. 62615 Phone: 217-438-6033 SA Quality Drainage Materials For Agriculture SPRINGFIELD PLASTICS R.R. 1 Auburn, IL. 438-6167 Best Wishes To The Class Of “81 WILLOW-BEE BEAUTY-SHOPPE ISO Compliments Of STATE BANK OF VIRDEN Virden, IL. Member FDIC PRAIRIE FARMS Complete Line Of Dairy Prod. 200 N. 9th Str. Springfield, IL. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Fifth Adams Fifth 753-7530 Cook Member FDIC Two Convenient Drive-Up Teller Locations Springfield, III. Office Hours By Appointment DR. WALTER O. HEDRICK DR. KEITH T. HEDRICK OPTOMETRIST Tel: 217-965-3532 The Mall Westside Square Virden, IL 62690 Have a Coke and a smile. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 3495 Sagamon Avenue Springfield, IL. 544-4891 151 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 152 BERRY SUMMER HOUSE FUNERAL HOME “A Consignment Shoppe We'll Sell It For You Lynn Berry Auburn - Virden - Girard Jet. 4 104 Auburn, IL. 62615 Punkin McClelland (217) 438-3111 Owner SAV-MOR And Discount Center Your Complete Pharmacy Serving The Surrounding Area 105 E. Tuckson Virden, IL. Phone: 965-4614 “Wishes For The Best Of Everything To The 1981 Graduates From Congratulations To The Auburn High “1981 Graduates From: ST. BENEDICT ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 126 E. Washington Phone: 438-6222 THE AUBURN LEGION POST NO. 277 COMPLETE GUARD - PATROL INVESTIGATION SERVICE ■ LICENSED BONDED INSURED CLASSROOM TRAINED PERSONNEL • PLANT SECURITY GUARDS • PRIVATE PATROL • GUARDS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS • CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS • BURGLAR A FIRE ALARMS SPRINGFIELD 522-4765 PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS EVALUATION TESTS INTELLIGENCE SERVICE INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS Best Wishes To The Class Of 81 From NELSON DRUG STORE Pawnee, IL. 625-7212 MICK AND MARY'S HOMESTYLE DINNERS Thayer, IL. 965-3511 HERB CLAUSEN FORD, INC. 180 E Dean ST Meandmy Virden, Illinois 62690 Your Satisfaction Is Our 1 Royal Crown Priority Bottling Co Phone Sales Service (217) 965-3317 1S4 NDUIT • 1 ll M'l'l II Ml IN M l • I M IS | I • i .15 1 II ltl 1 11 l II t X I1 � |x v � � l SIC, It INI ( • INI INI Ml N I M II N! � l.f '•1 11 N I I M • � • INIVI M I l I -I «IS XIII (Kill lim- � N -I I'l'l II Solar Energy ... Is Now A Reality ... Let Us Show You How. Manufacturers Of: Bareplate Collectors, And Complete Aluminum Framed Collectors. Suppliers Of: Systems, Pumps, Controllers. Best Wishes From Sam Snell And John Beatty SUNDUIT INC. 281 E. Jackson Virden, IL. (217) 965-3352 PATRONS 1981 Courty Electric Candy's Beauty Salon Nita's Knits Cinderella Beauty Salon Dr. Don Jenson Sears Catalog Store Crafts By Char McKains TV Radio Montgomery Ward Father Kondrath For Success In Liberal Arts And Professions A Fully Accredited Career-Oriented Pre-Professional Two-Year College Ph. 525-1420 1500 North Fifth Street Springfield, IL. 62702 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE IN ILLINOIS 155 LIONS CLUB We Sponsor The Following: Old Fashion Picnic Children's Christmas Party Auburn Boy Scouts Golf Tournament Glaucoma Testing Center Lioness Club CPR Candy Day For The Blind Lions Track Meet Tractor Pull Eye And Ear Test WE SERVE Student Boosters Love Spaghetti-MR Good Luck Class of '81-Rod Stauffer. Tim-Remember all of our good times-Love Ya Always - Angie. Kenny, Ed, Mitch, Rod- You all would make great tow trucks-Angie, Cindy. I Love You - Chuck. Black is Beautiful - Lu Happy Fuzzies, Kenny. To Dee Dee - A life's supply of insulin for all the times we've needed it. Bavarian spring water cures all! Blow the lid off baby and let the good times roll! - MT I think I'm in love with C.W. - S.D. To the BMFC - thanks for everything - MT I have a headache, C.D. Can I have a pass? J.P. Miss ya - Jism Kenny and Jism Scott - MR What's Rocky Horror? One way UP! Deacon is a chicken. Deacon is a chicken. Like, I'm sure. Cam. Our band does it with rhythm! I'm so beautiful in so many ways. Coach-Good luck to go for it-Sarge. 156 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS