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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

Table of Contents Dedication 2-3 Opening 4-8 Staff 9-18 Underclass 19-32 Clubs 33-52 Sports 53-76 Activities 77-128 Advertisements 129-152 THE JOY OF UNSELFISH GIVING Time is not measured by the years that you live But by the deeds that you do and the joy that you give — And each day as it comes brings a chance to each one To love to the fullest, leaving nothing undone That would brighten the life or lighten the load Of some weary traveler lost of Life’s Road — So what does it matter how long we may live If as long as we live we unselfishly give The 1981-82 Yearbook Staff proudly dedicate this book to Coach Tony Parola. HELEN STEINER RICE BEST OF PREPPY TIMES . .. BEST OF AHS TIMES . . . Lookin’ good Moe! You’re not studying very hard girls. N It hurts right here Dr. Rigg. Aw, aren’t they sweet? Pase, Pattie “Young Love”?! ------- Deacon, What are you up to? OK, OK! I give up! That is really cute. Dig those shades Trump! Good picture, Cam. A winning group. What are you advertising, Carol? We really like your new uniforms Mardel and Gail. Wake up, Rick! Super Joe flies again! ADMINISTRATION High School Principal: Mert Messmore Superintendent: James Doglio SCHOOL BOARD Board Members seated 1 to r: Steve Hubbartt, Ted Megginson Jr., Jim Marshall, Joe Powell. Standing: Dave Miller, Charles DuBois, Jeanette Cameron. OFFICE PERSONNEL L. to R: Mrs. Goodroe, Daphney Dineen, Teresa Gresham. Carol Carnett. Laurie Richards, John McCann. Sitting: Mike Garvin. Pattie Castleman, Kevin Richey. Tami Bergman. Mrs. Donna Goodroe High School Secretary Mrs. Lou Cummings Unit Secretary Mrs. Linda Nadalini Unit Bookkeeper Mrs. Mary Neumann Unit Secretary 11 FACULTY Mrs. Nancy Miller Language Arts Department College Prep., English I Communications Drama Club Sponsor Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Marla Krell Language Arts Department Speech I, English II Speech Club Sponsor Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Jackie Eastman Language Arts Department English III. French I II French Club Sponsor Sophomore Class Advisor Mrs. Cathy Chambers Special Education Department — Resource Room 12 Mrs. Miller likes dirty jokes! Tough day, huh? Miss Vogue?” Mrs. Judy Goodhart Music Department Vocal Music, Freedom’s Children Mr. Norman Stauffer Music Department H.S. Band Mrs. Patty Mansmith Art Department H.S. Arts, Crafts Mr. Bill Deck Librarian Library Club Sponsor Sophomore Class Advisor “Sing it like this ... Caught ya!” Mrs. Phyllis Bailey Business Department Accounting, Typing II, Shorthand I and II. Office Practice, Yearbook Advisor, Commerce Club Sponsor. Mr. Jim Bandy Business Department Typing I, General Business, Consumers Ed.. Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Letterman’s Club Sponsor, Freshman Class Advisor. Mr. Donald Stillwell Vocational Director, Coop, OJT, Sophomore Class Advisor. Mrs. Pat Curry Math Department Pre Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Commerce Club Sponsor, Junior Class Advisor. “I can’t wait till 3:30!” “Sing it, Mr. Bandy!” “Where’s the party?” 14 Mr. Mike Thoele Guidance Department Guidance Counselor, Psychology, Student Council Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Alice Kaiser History Department Civics, U.S. History, World History, Sociology, Cheerleading Sponsor. KTC Advisor. Mr. John Rigg Math Science Department Algebra II, Advance Math, General Science, Physics, Football Coach, JV Basketball coach, Track Coach, National Honor Society Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Diane Roth Science Department Biology I and II, Chemistry, National Honor Society Sponsor, Sophomore Class Advisor. Trick or Treat She can read!?!? The look! 15 Miss Gloria Clarke Physical Education Dept. P.E., Volleyball Coach, Track Coach, Letterman’s Club Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Jim Trump Physical Education Dept. P.E., Baseball Coach, Junior Class Advisor. Mr. Tony Cerveny Health Dept. Driver Education, Health, Tennis Coach, Freshman Class Advisor. Mrs. Carol Selinger School Nurse “Joe Cool?” “I am sure!” Don’t do it!” 16 Mr. Alan Franklin Agricultural Dept. Ag I, II, and III, Ag. Business, Horticulture, Electricity, Welding, Small Engines, F.F.A. Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. Mrs. Carol Roberts Home Economics Dept. Home Ec I, Adult Living, Child Development, Clothing, F.H.A. Sponsor. “Smile pretty!” “Julia Child?” 17 COOKS Grace Driver Norma Pierce Mary Powell Sharon Newberry BUS DRIVERS Joe Heren Joyce Kolenich Vic DeVos Jody Landers JANITORS Lee Curtis Jack Conover Jane Lewis Dorothy Crain 18 CLASSES FRESHMAN CLASS Laura Abernethy Tammy Bailey Doug Baker Chris Barnard Brenda Barnhill Steve Basiewicz Bill Bird Kim Bishop Mary Beth Bloome John Bolletta Mary Beth Buck Angie Bulla Crystal Conkle6 Maureen Corias Chris Courty Sherrie Craft Mark Crider Tony DeHeve Vic Devos Eric Divjak Robert Edmiston David Featherston Mike Galloway Lisa Gillespie Tim Gravit 20 Debbie Hampton Daron Harden Laurie Harmon Roberta Harris Jeanne Hayes Kristen Henkhaus Monica Herlan Missy Hill Susan Hoose Tim Housman Keri Huff Jeff Kaufman Theresa Kelly Kelly Ketchum Kris Ketchum Stacie King Doug LeConte Mike Ludek Bill Maberry Geno Marchizza Todd McGill Kristy Meyer Tim Miller Chris Moore Tony Nardi David Newberry Ken Norris Suzanne Page Adrian Price Phillip Rogers Mike Sandidge Stephanie Sandidge Jim Schuster Rob Sergent Shirley Shelton. Bob Stowell Renee Sutton Delmar Terrill Lori Tharp Scott Tish Mark Valletti Joe Watkins Kay Watkins Dennis Williams Tammy Wilson IVC Machelle Woods David Woodside Jean Woodside Joe Wort ley PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE President: Lori Tharp Vice Pres: Sherrie Craft Secretary: Vic Devos Treasurer: Ken Norris St. Council: Chris Courty Mary Buck Kristen Henkhaus Not Pictured: Tim Bearden Mike Bearden Lisa Karhliker Charles Patterson Michael Renner Lora Shuler My place or yours' Where does it hurt? What happened? Party lime! What’s going on Shall we dance? Where s my five-iron Admire FAfmrm SOPHOMORE CLASS Lori Adcock Patricia Baldwin Cameron Bassett Kevin Bauswell Leila Bernhardt Kathy Blackman Steve Brooks Richard Brummett Liz Cameron Darrin Clark Christina Clary Jackie Corlas Susan Cumming Carmen Dodd Jimmy Eliason Patricia Flynn Mike Garvin Teresa Gresham Tim Halton Kathy Hampton Cindy Higgins Jenny Johnson Trudy Kaufman Kathy Kelly George Lambert 24 The sophomore class had many meetings this year. One of our first activities was to make a float for the Homecoming parade. The rest of the year our meetings have been to organize candy sales and carry out the process of sell- ing and collecting the money. The sales this year went very well. Our goal was to earn money for the prom. Deanne Langiano Eva Loyd Matt Mangold Fred Manship John McCann Bill Miller Ron Miller Robert Mitchell Robert Moats Mario Mohler Jim Moore Rhonda Morris Mike Newton Dennis Nichols Stuart Nuckols Doug Oberling Joseph Oiler Melissa Patterson Jacquline Peterman Ruth Pierce Melody Ping Betty Pusch September Rasure Kevin Richey 25 Dwayne Sargent Dan Selig Sherrie Sexton Steve Smith Stewart Smith Kim Stufflebeam Brad Thompson Lois Todd Deanna Travous Todd Wanless Steve Williams Lisa Willis Jim Wortley Rich Barnhill Beth Bateman Dave Beck Missy Bell Tami Bergman Gary Bouvet Donna Boyer Pam Brackebusch Harry Buck Bob Carrigan Pattie Castleman Vicki Castleman Cathy Chambers Caryn Corine Rena Crafton Mike Crider Rhonda Day Daphney Dineen Dan Dixon Tom DuBois Todd Dudley Eric Eastham Elaine Edmiston Cindy Ervin Lori Evitt JUNIOR CLASS 28 Pat Flannigan Brian Ferguson Lisa Galloway Tonya Goodroe Carla Grider Julie Grider Alice Harbour John Harden Scott Harmon Eric Heffernan Dawn Henkhaus Joe Heren Julie Hoose Drew Hummel Hy Hunt In order to earn money for the highlight of their junior year — the 1982 Prom, the Ju- niors sold maga- zines, and together with the Seniors, worked conces- sions. The prom committee worked hard all year and their labor paid off with a successful prom on May 1. Tom Johnson Ricky Kerns Lisa Las Alan Lebel Chris Mangold Margie Manship Karen Meidel Kathy Meyer Cindy Millburg Angie Miller Elliott Mohler Gavin Neumann Christy Parks Kim Rash Brad Schroeder Gary Sergent Scott Sheppard Grant Smith Kristy Stamer Jim Stowell John Strombeck Sandy Stufflebeam Victor Travous Jeff VanStrein Rich Yasinski NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Not Pictured: Patty Boyles Mark Gardner Butch Garrison Ruthmarie Herlan Chris Knoepfle David Patton 30 President — Harry Buck Vice-Pres. — Richard Yasinski Secretary — Kathy Meyer Treasurer — Kim Rash Student Council — Dawn Henkhaus Pat Flannigan Pam Brackebusch I’m so perfect. Alice get your thumb out of your mouth. “Kindergarten They were so cute, what happened? Smile pretty everyone. “Fourth Grade 31 32 STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Cam Bates — secretary, Dan Marshall — vice-president, Laurie Stowell — president, and Dawn Henkhaus — treasurer. Second row: M. Bell, M. Mohler, M. Pitman. K. Rash, D. Ashby, R. Morris, and D. Dineen. Third row: Mr. Thoele — advisor. C. Courty, C. Willoughby. M. McDonald. D. Ketchum. P. Flannigan, and R. Rahn. Fourth row: L. Adcock. K. Kelly, C. Millburg, P. Brackebusch, K. Bishop, and K. Henkhaus. Not pictured: M. Buck. The year started off with the council involved in homecom- ing. and it was a great success. To raise money, we sold popcorn at football and basketball games. At Christmas time Santa Claus read his list of surprises that students would have liked to give their teachers. The council gave a pizza party for the teachers on Teacher Appreciation Day and at the end of the year had a party for themselves. 34 The Twelve Days of Christmas NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row from left: Re Herlan, Pat Newberry, Julie Wortley, Christy Parks, Pam Brackebusch, and Tracev Conover Middle row: Mrs.' Roth — advisor, Elliott Mohler, Kathy Meyer, Dana Ashby. Kim Rash, Dee Dee Ketchum, Back Row: Dawn Henkhaus — secretary, Monica Pitman — President, Dan Marshall — vice president, Dave LeConte, Mardel Ping — treasurer, Cindy Millburg — st. council rep., and Mr. Rigg — advisor. Not pictured: Laurie Stowell, Cam Bates, Julie Cavaness. and Annette Schneider NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS Inductees sitting from left: B. Maley, L. Dudley, E. Cameron. M. Ping, K. Kelly, C. Ervin, and L. Adcock. Standing: R. Morris, T. Wanless, C. Bassett, D. Clark, R. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, D. Craft, D. Eastham, R. Schumacher, and M. Mohler. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Bottom to Top to Bottom: Tom DuBois, Jim Stowell, Dennis Nichols, Christy Parks, Melody Ping, Pat Flannigan, Hy Hunt, Tonya Goodroe, Rich Yasinski, Elaine Edmiston, Gary Sergent, Julie Grider, Drew Hummel, Butch Garrison, Laurie Richards, Scott Harmon, Randy McCarty, Brent Branham, Missy Bell, Ruth Pierce, Dawn Henkhaus, Chris Knoepfle, Jim Yagow, Joe Oiler, Dave Knoepfle, Dan Marshall, Rob McWhin- nie, Rick Rahn, Carla Grider, Kevin Ri- chey, Eric Eastham, Doug Eastham, Tom Johnson, Gary Bouvet, Monica Pitman, Stuart Nuckols. Crossbar: Todd Beatty, Dave LeConte, Jud Sil- veus, Mark McDonald, Laurie Stowell, Mr. Bandy, Miss Clarke. BOOSTERS Darrell Adcock, Auctioneer Mr. Mrs. Kenny Allen Family Mr. Mrs. Gerald Ames Family Mr. Mrs. Raymond Atteberry Phyllis Bailey Rev. Mrs. Raymond Bassett John Donna Beatty Beverly Boyer Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Brackebusch Kathy John Burtle Mr. Mrs. Tony Cerveny Ap Clarke Sandy Day Mr. Deck Mr. Mrs. Adolf F. DeHeve Family Mr. Mrs. Jerry Divjak Mr. Mrs. Dale Dixon Family Mr. Mrs. Richard Dixon Family Mr. Mrs. Lee Dodd Family Chuck Ruth DuBois Mr. Mrs. James Ervin Family Edward M. Fedor Mr. Mrs. Robert Flannigan Family Mr. Mrs. Roger Gillespie Family Kathy Gilmore Goodroe Gang Mr. Mrs. Paul Halton Family Tom Handy, Sr. Don, Mary Lee, Missy Barbie Hill Mr. Tom Horn Kurt Jackson Mr. Mrs. Andrew Kolenich Family Mr. Mrs. Mark Krell Son Mr. Mrs. Howard Logan Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ludek Family Bill Charlotte McKain Boys Belva MacMurdo The Meidels Mr. Mrs. Merton Messmore JoAnn Meyer Family Mrs. Miller Toni Moore Mr. Mrs. Leon Morris Family Bob Helen Mullen Mr. Mrs. Donald Patton Family H.G. Piggott Mark Powell Mr. Mrs. Rahn Georgie Rasure Mr. Mrs. Jerry Richey Family Mary Brooke Roberts Family Mr. Mrs. Mark Roth Sheila Damon Rothert Ronald Rupnik Grover Louise Sargeant Fred C. Schroeder Shirley Jack Sergeant Ron Pam Sergent Sam Kathy Snell Barb Rich Stamer, Kristy, Kathy Kory Mr. Mrs. Norman Stauffer Mr. Mrs. Frank Sterbenz Gary, Ann Michelle, Jennifer Tate Mr. Mrs. Charles Tish Family Mr. Mrs. Mike Thoele Girls Rose, Ruth, Rich Yasinski 36 LIBRARY CLUB Sitting L to R: Doug Eastham, Monica Pitman, Julie Wortley, Randy McCarty, Dan Dixon. 2nd Row: Lisa Las, September Rasure, Laurie Richards, Daphney Dineen, Laura Abernathy, Kris Ketchum, Kelly Ketchum. 3rd Row: Chris Mangold, Mardel Ping, Pat Newberry, Dana Ashby, Dee Dee Ketchum, Kathy Hampton. 4th Row: Mr. Deck, Tami Bergman, Ruth Yasinski, Tonya Goodroe, Tracey Conover, Pam Brackebusch, Vicki Castleman, Missy Bell, Kim Rash, Kathy Blackman, Mike Newton. Back: Rick Rahn, John Harden, Brad Schroeder, Cindy Willoughby, Brian Gravit. “Working?” “Smile!” Wake up John!” 37 DRAMA CLUB Donna Boyer, Kathy Blackman, Kim Rash, Mardel Ping, Annette Schneider — Pres. Monica Pitman, Mrs. Krell, Dana Ashby — Student Council, Lori Evitt, Sheri Sexton, Bottom — Kathy Hampton, Lauri Stowell — V. Pres. Julie Wortley — Treasurer. Chris Mangold, Cam Bates, Michelle Moore, Annette Schneider — V. Pres., Julie Wort- ley — Secretary, Rod Schumacher — Pres., Monica Pitman, Mardel Ping, Dana Ashby, Lori Dudley, Melissa Bassett, Dee Dee Ketchum — Student Council, Pat Newberry. Bottom — Michelle Richey — Treasurer, Kathy Blackman, Kathy Hampton, Mrs. Miller. SPEECH CLUB FRENCH L U B The French Club's first project was to con- struct a homecoming float for the first time in many years. We also sold candy and had a dinner party for all of the active members. COMMERCE The members of the Commerce Club purchased a mirror to hang over the sink in the business de- partment. They honored the sec- retaries during National Secre- taries Week. The group toured Horace Mann and Department of Transportation offices. At the end of the year they sponsored the business awards Top row — R. Schumacher, B. Schroeder, S. Tish, K. Bauswell, E. Eastham, J. VanStrein, S. Harmon, D. Eastham Middle row — M. Hill, K. Blackman, J. Wortley, D. Baker, M. Woods, C. Ervin, E. Mohler, K. Henkhaus, K. Huff, R. Sutton, S. Sexton. Front row — S. Rasure, Pres. — Julie Wortley, Vice Pres. — Dan Dixon, Treas. — Pam Brackebusch, Sec. — Re Herlan, Student Council Rep — Mario Mohler, Mrs. Eastman. B. Bateman. Top row — M. Ping, D. Craft, C. Willoughby. N. Walker, G. Harris, Mrs. Bailey. Middle row — V. Castleman, D. Dineen, S. Palmer, T. Conover, Mrs. Curry. Front row — Missy Bell — Student Council Rep., Laurie Richards — Vice- Pres., Carol Carnett — Pres., Karen Miller — Treas., Beth Maley — Sec. 39 YEARBOOK Front Row: D. Marshall, C. Bates, M. Pitman, M. Ping, G. Harris, K. Rash, L. Stowell, P. Brackebusch, R. Rahn. Second Row: C. Carnett, R. Day, R. Herlan, T. Bergman, L. Las, A. Miller, K. Meidel, D. Ketchum, R. Crafton, T. Rothert. Third Row: B. Schroeder, C. Ervin, D. Dixon, M. Hill, J. Hayes, K. Meyer, K. Meyer, N. Walker, C. Willoughby, D. Dineen. Back Row: S. Rasure, S. Sexton, K. Blackman, T. Gresham, S. Palmer, M. Bell, L. Richards, C. Mangold. 40 Gail and Kim(?) hard at work! Look out Dan! Go back to Sleep Jeannie! The last activity sheet!! Mardel, go sit down! Mrs. Bailey, I QUIT!!! L to R: First row: J. Silveus, P. Flynn, M. Bell, R. Yasinski, Mr. Franklin. Second row: S. Nuckols, T. DuBois, G. Neumann, T. Dudley, D. Dixon, M. Mohler, T. Baldwin. Third row: H. Hunt, D. Oberling, S. Smith, S. Smith, C. Patterson, J. Yagow, K. Stufflebeam. Fourth row: J. Moore, D. Beck, M. Crider, D. Baker, S. Williams, J. Woodside, B. Miller. T. Halton. Fifth row: J. Bolletta, K. Norris, T. Miller, B. Stowell, T. Gravit, S. Sandidge, T. Bailey, K. Bishop, P. Brackebusch, T. Nardi. 42 1981 Meat Judging Team Wake up Missy! Sponsored by: Lamma’s Training Stable and Auburn Tire Bob Lamma 43 Well, if it isn’t the president! FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Advisor — Mrs. Roberts, Public Relations — Mario Mohler, St. Council Rep. — Daphney Dineen, President — Pam Brackebusch, Secretary — Rhonda Morris, Treasurer — Carmen Dodd. Second row: Kathy Kelly, Debbie Hampton, Roberta Harris, Kris Ketchum, Laura Abernethy, Machelle Woods, Maureen Corlas. Third row: Crystal Conkle, Kelly Ketchum, Tammy Wilson, Recreation — Stacie King, Lisa Gillespie, Jean Woodside. Fourth row: Teresa Kelly. Sherrie Craft, Septem- ber Rasure, Carol Doglio, Monica Herlan. Fifth row: Mary Bloome, Mardel Ping, Lois Todd, Cindy Higgins, Melissa Bassett, Vicki Castleman. Peek-a-Boo! ACTIVE is the best word to de- scribe this year’s FHA. They started with a grocery raffle at the Labor Day picnic. Each month there was a special night meeting where the members listened to a speaker or made crafts. They had a Daddy-Date Nite and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. FHA Week was very busy decorating the Senior Citi- zen’s Center and having activi- ties at school, like the tug-o- war. FFA and FHA joined to- gether for the annual Sweet- heart’s Dance. Pam, Lois, Mario, Kathy, Rhonda and Cin- dy H. attended the state con- vention. Mario and Kathy got a first on their nutrition project! 44 “K” top to bottom: K. Huff, L. Karhliker, K. Ketchum, L. Tharp, M. Bloome, T. Kelly, L. Gillespie, R. Sutton, S. Craft, T. Wilson, K. Henkhaus, M. Herlan, K.Ketchum, R. Herlan, C. Corine, M. Manship, B. Bateman, D. Boyer, C. Ervin, R. Crafton, R. Day, C. Conkle, M. Woods, M. Corlas, T. Gravit, L. Abernathy, P. Newberry. “T” r to 1; G. Sergent, M. Ping, L. Adcock, B. Schroeder, L. Richards, A. Kaiser, D. Marshall, K. Rash, D. Ketchum, C. Willoughby, D. Henkhaus, R. Rahn, E. Edmiston, M. Patterson, T. Conover, C. Doglio, M. Moore, R. Schumacher, S. Palmer, M. Bell, D. Eastham, J. Heren. “C”: R. McCarty, J. McCann, J. Moats, M. Newton, C. Bassett, J. Eliason, B. Miller, F. Manship, S. Cummings, L. Cameron, P. Flynn, C. Chambers, K. Kelly, C. Clary, J. Peterman, T. Kaufman, K. Blackman, C. Dodd, M. Bassett, T. Dudley, G. Neumann, M. Gardner, E. Eastham. COOP Standing: Mr. Stillwell, Jud Silveus, Rick Rahn, Todd Castleman, Bob Rutherford, Pat Norris, Second Row: Marcia Mitchell, Beth Maley, Lori Dudley, Connie Stanton, Julie Wortley, Sitting: Nancy Walker, Jim Burris, Michelle hey, Kevin Jones, Deb Sullivan. CAVC Standing: Jim Thome. John Thompson, Brian Ferguson. Todd Beatty, Dave Boyer, Butch Pierce. Kneeling: Frank Cundiff, Rick Kerns, Eric Heffernan, Dave Patton, Todd Brummett, Brent Branham, Joe Heren, Sitting: Barb Hoodak, Dana Moorman, Kristy Stamer, Carol Doglio, Julie Hoose, Cindy Willoughby. Dee Dee Ketchum, Karen Miller, Kay Hurley, Pat Newberry, Rena Crafton, Rhonda Day, Margie Manship, Cindy Ervin. Beth Bateman, Donna Boyer. 46 STUDENT BOOSTERS No class. May you always be happy. Eat Franco- American Spaghetti cold. No credit. To Sheri, Kristy, Lou and September: Back and Forth Motion! Kathy Rod — The college prep, poster stuff was my idea! Susan D.N. — Thanks for the good times and I’m sorry for the bad ones. — S.P. To Shingles, Idaho and Mango-Melon: Have fun camping next time we go. Bateman To Deanna — To the best friend a person could ever have and if you move, let’s keep in touch. Kathy Tess: Don’t you ever forget out S.G. Saturday Nights! They were awesome!!! Love you Doug E. and Harry B. Guess who? To Tom D.: Love Gun M. and Ms. Love, Patty B. To John McCann: Shut up John! — 8th hour World History To Tracy: Who Loves You? M.C. To Scott — Thanks for all the good times. Luv you. Jenny Mutt, your hot pink long johns are waiting at your corner. Life is like a garbage can and we’re just the flies it collects. Hello Kim, Pattie C., and Vicki. P.8, P.8, P.8, P.8, (C.C.) To Elaine, the sweetest thing I’ve ever known is loving you!! (42) To a really sweet person, R.M. From R.H. To all my friends: Thanx for a fun year — Pat F. PEACE Dan, I’ll try to quiet down next year. M. Mouth Always remember to stretch, to smile big. BL. Hey Melissa, cookies go on sale ... Sheri Doc — Thanks Bro! To Kevin: Keep Smilin — Forever, Kathy To Alice: Go for it! Kathy To T.H.: Still like ya. — S. To Eva — Thanks for everything Waka Waka. Jenny Bauswell — Shut up!! Hello “Mighty Mouth’’ The whole nine yards. P.8, P.8, P.8, P.8, Hi Cathy C. John Thompson, “Don’t hurt me!!!!’’ Hi Dan To Melody: Love ya. — Pat Mutt — 3 years left. B.L. Chambo — Let’s make this year the best. Party On — Ruth Go for the pit, BoAnn-NoLynn To Alice — Dream on. S.S. 22 — live 6 — remember May. To my favorite basketball player. G.B., Good luck. Sheri B.B.: Sometimes ... I just sit at stony’s and eat F.A.S., but I prefer closets. H.N. Kathy: Here’s to all the good times we missed and all the great times ahead. You are super! Just “me Frog: Jump on it, but as Raz would say, don't catch the busters!! Tesi Speedy: Mr. Whipple isn’t allowed to squeeze the charmin anymore! Tesi Frog: I have no-class, and you have no-credit, but He’s low life sucker! ???? Crackers: Thanx a lot for everything you’ve great! Luv ya like a sis! Frog, Speedy, and Tess. One-Two-Three. Juddy!! Happiness is .. May 28th! Mr. M CHORUS 1st row — E. Cameron, M. Ping, R. Schumacher, M. Pitman; 2nd row — L. Adcock, K. Ketchum, S. Palmer, M.Bassett, M. Moore; 3rd row — R. Yasinski, D. Ashby, M. Hill, S. Rasure, S. Sexton, M. Herlan Mrs. Goodhart, Director FREEDOM’S CHILDREN Standing from Left B. Stowell, R. Schumacher, B. Bird, M. Valletti, G. Mar- chizza; Seated from left — M. Bassett, S. Palmer, D. Ashby, M. Pitman, C. Bates, M. Ping, K. Meidel, C. Parks. 48 Our Leader BAND Clarinets — Cindy Millburg, Pam Brackebusch, Deanna Langiano, Missy Hill, Kelly Ketchum, Jeanne Hayes. Flutes — Jackie Corlas, Susan Hoose, John McCann, Tricia Baldwin, Susan Palmer. Trumpets — Tonya Goodroe, Darrin Clark, Vicki Castleman, Chris Barnard. Tuba — Darrin Harden. Saxophones — Daphney Dineen, Eric Divjak, Dawn Henkhaus. Trombones — Mark Valetti, Bill Bird. Baritone — Maureen Corlas. Bells — Crystal Conkle. Percussion — Joe Watkins, Scott Tish. Bass — Tim Houseman. Not pictured — Kay Watkins. 49 Dawn Henkhaus Deanna Langiano, Pam Brackebusch, Cin- dy Millburg REGIONAL BAND CONTEST Trisha Baldwin, John McCann, Jackie Corlas Cindy Millburg Tonya Goodroe Deanna Langiano 50 MEAN MACHINE Top Row: Coaches L to R J. Bandy, J. Rigg, D. Thornton. 2nd Row: T. Brummett, M. McDonald, C. DuBois, R. Rahn, J. Silveus, T. Beatty, D. Collins, R. McCarty, D. Knoepfle, T. DuBois, 3rd Row: S. Harmon, J. Stowell, D. Hummel, G. Sergent, P. Flannigan, B. Schroeder, Mi. Crider. R. Yasinski, E. Eastham, C. Knoepfle, H. Hunt, B. Garrison. 4th Row: C. Patterson, Stw. Smith, D. Nichols, J. Oiler, J. Moats, K. Richey, Stv. Smith, J. Moore, G. Lambert, Mgr. J. Bolletta. 5th Row: D. Baker, T. Nardi, V. Devos, T. Gravit, D. Williams, B. Stowell, C. Moore, Ma. Crider, T. Miller, B. Bird. Auburn 40 Virden 6 Auburn 31 N’Western 14 Auburn 24 Wmsville 0 Auburn 50 Di vernon 6 Auburn 13 Kincaid 6 Auburn 20 Pawnee 21 Auburn 13 Riverton 9 Auburn 13 Girard 6 Auburn 37 New Berlin 0 Auburn 7 Havana 20 OVERALL RECORD 8-2 Vie re P jOUt of jm. 52 Charge! L to R: Coach Thornton, T. Beatty — Most Tackles; D. Hummel “The End” — Rick Mullen Pass and Interception; G. Sergent — M.V.P., Most Yards Rushing; Coach Rigg, R. Rahn — Michael Potts Memorial Award. 56 V A R S I T Y Kneeling: Coach Clarke, Laurie Stowell Standing: Tonya Goodroe, Kathy Chambers, Annette Schneider, Dee Dee Ketchum, Monica Pitman, Elaine Edmiston, Ruth Pierce, Julie Grider, Dawn Henkhaus, Chris Mangold. [ The hard working squad. Just a few more inches. Managers are important. The 1981 volleyball season proved to be a successful year for the young Trojan Team. The girls compiled a 17-9 overall record and a 8-1 conference record. Although they lost the first night of the County Tourney to Riverton, they won 2nd place in the Lincolnwood Tourney. They ended the season tied with New Berlin for 1st place in the conference. Kneeling: Coach Clarke, Eva Loyd Standing: Christine Henkhaus, Tonya Goodroe, Stacie King, Stephanie Sandidge, Lori Tharp, Kerri Huff, Rhonda Morris, Renee Sutton, Jenny Johnson, Mary Beth Buck, Christine Mangold. The Jr. Varsity bettered their re- cord from last year to 20-2. They had an outstanding season losing only to Riverton and Tri-City. The JV will be a big asset to the varsity team next year. 57 J u N I 0 R V A R S I T Y Standing: Pat Flannigan, Jim Yagow, Joe Oiler, Dennis Nichols, Todd Wanless, Bill Bird, Coach Rigg. Kneeling: Gavin Neumann, Robert Mitchell, Jay Moats, Mike Garvin, Steve Brooks. F ISD 55-48 W Mt. Olive 64-39 W R Virden 62-55 W Divernon 39-33 W E Waverly 50-26 W M’ville 57-56 W Edinburg 52-53 L s Riverton 51-61 L H New Berlin 54-39 W Tri-City 41-57 L -JL -JL M Kincaid 67-55 W Franklin 67-62 w W’ville 72-45 w E Pawnee 74-62 w Girard 39-54 L N Northwestern 73-54 W Niantic 80-57 W Routt 78-50 w Record Overall 14-4 MSM 9-1 LJKJ LiC Ul 11C ■ I I11 lg. JC11 XV. 0141111011, V 111 iO Moore, Geno Marchizza, Joe Wortley, Mike Galloway, Eric Divjak. Standing: Coach Rigg, Tim Bearden, Scott Tish, Vic DeVos, Robert Edmiston, Mike Bearden, T riC'i-kMto Vnnnlinfr Tnff Vonfmcin f V TMC 58 Standing: Brent Branham, Pat Klannigan, Dennis Nichols, Gavin Neumann, Joe Oiler, Gary Sergent, Coach Bandy. Kneeling: Danny Marshall, Dave LeConte, Garry Bouvet, Rick Rahn, Drew Hummel, Rob McWhinnie. Oh, Yea! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no it’s a flag! Jacksonville Mt. Olive Virden Divernon Waverly Morrisonville Edinburg Girard . 43-50 JL 69-54 W 78-64 W 37-35 W 35-55 L 80-63 WH 73-52 W 44-56 L 44-59 L New Berlin Tri-City Kincaid Franklin WilliamsviUt Pawnee North Nianti Routt 73-70 W 63-44 W 69-56 W 67-81 Ij 52-45 W 59-72 L 83-71 W ■H 59 “Shank Chris” “Bud” “Missing Mike” “Scuff Scott” The 1981-82 Auburn Golf Team had a very exciting season. The team, coached by Ted Lewis, has made some improvement this year. They finished 11th in the Carlin ville Invi- tational and a respectable 6th at Dis- trict. Senior Dan Marshall shot 77 to tie for first place at District. At Sec- tionals Marshall missed the state tournament by a few strokes. Five members received letters. They are Dan Marshall, Harry Buck, Tom Johnson, Stuart Nuckols and Jim Yagow. Other members of the team were Todd Wanless, Scott Tish, Ken Norris, Chris Courty, Mike Gallo- way, and Jeff Kaufman. Coach Lew- is plans to have a better season next year with the four letter returnees and some helpful Fres-Soph. 61 TENNIS Sitting L to R: Jacie Peterman, Kim Bishop, Chrissy Clary, Liz Cameron, Angie Miller, Standing L to R: Laurie Richards, Jeanne Hayes, Kay Watkins, Missy Bell, Christy Parks. Coach Cerveny. “This is a Joke!” The girls tennis team was able to upset an undeafeated, statebound, Mt. Pulaski team, knock off Lanphier and tied Taylorville to leave the season at 2-7-1. Laurie Richards will be the only senior leaving, with 7 letter- men returning to next year’s squad. “Where’d it go?” 62 SPORTS CANDIDS V 0 L L E Y B A L L ri TROJAN (Below) JV front row: L to R: L. Bernhardt, T. Wilson, L. Karhliker CHEERLEADERS L to R: K. Rash, M. Ping, C. Parks, G. Harris, L. Stowell, D. Ketchum, not pictured: K. Meidel XJrf GIRLS JV Standing L to R: Coach Thornton, Kris Henkhaus, Laurie Richards, Eva Loyd, Monica Herlan, Re Herlan, Susan Hoose. Kneeling: Lori Tharp, Keri Huff, Missy Bell. VARSITY Standing L to R: Coach Thornton, Laurie Richards, Missy Bell. Ruth Pierce, Elaine Edmiston, Julie Grider, Carla Grider, Eva Loyd. Kneeling: Re Herlan, Dawn Henkhaus, Tonya Goodroe. RECORDS BASKETBALL JV VARSITY 12-4 13-10 Lanphier W L Bunker Hill W L Ursuline L W Divernon — W Pawnee W W Riverton w L Kincaid w L Virden w L Porta w L Riverton L L Divernon — W Kincaid w W New Berlin w W Glenwood L W Lincolnwood W W Pawnee W W Taylorville L L New Berlin W W Divy Tourney New Berlin w Divy Tourney Lincolnwood L Divy Tourney Virden 3rd place W Regional Divernon W Regional Ursuline L “Flick it Dawn!” 67 “Heads Up.” 2 points for Julie!” B Pitchers Catchers Bat Girls: P. Castleman, T. Kaufman. 68 Back Row L to R: Coach Trump, Rob McWhinnie, Mike Newton, Mike Garvin, Garry Bouvet, Drew Hummel, Joe Oiler, Dennis Nichols, Dan Marshall. Kneeling L to R: John Harden, Gary Sergent, Bill Bird, Rick Kerns, Mark Crider, Harry Buck, Todd Wanless. Not Pictured: Rick Rahn 69 Left to right, standing — Coach Bandy. B. Stowell, S. Brooks, K. Richey, T. Beatty, M. Crider, B. Garrison, S. Smith, Coach Rigg. Kneeling — C. Courty, J. Wortley, T. Miller, D. Baker, B. Branham, P. Flannigan, J. Moore, M. Mangold, T. McGill, C. Moore, G. Marchizza, T. Beardon, D. Knoepfle, T. DuBois, J. Stowell, C. Bassett, R. McCarty, C. Knoepfle. Hurdlers B 0 Y S T R A C K Sprinters 70 Managers Trackettes — Standing — M. Bassett, D. Ketchum, G. Harris, C. Carnett, M. Bell, Kneeling — S. Sexton, D. Dineen, K. Meyer, Not Pictured — K. Meyer Jumping Field Events — 71 L to R, Standing: E. Loyd, C. Grider, D. Henkhaus, S. Sandiage, K. Blackman, M. Ping, M. Pitman, J. Johnson, R. Pierce, S. King, L. Harmon. Kneeling: Coach Clarke, R. Sutton, C. Parks, T. Wilson, K. Meidel, K. Henkhaus, R. Herlan, L. Abernathy, T. Rothert, L. Tharp. Managers: S. Sexton, K. Meyer. Not Pictured: K. Meyer. GIRLS TRACK 72 Jumpers Weight Events Hurdlers 73 SPORTS 74 CANDIDS 75 SENIOR JOCKS Butch Pierce: Football 1, 2 Todd Brummett: Football 1-4, Track 3 Dan Marshall: Golf 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4 Brian Gravit: Football 1, Baseball 1 Doug Eastham: Basketball 1, Tennis 1, 2 Randy McCarty: Football 1-4 Basketball 1 Track 1-4 John Thompson: Football 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Jud Silveus: Football 1-4 Track 3 Todd Beatty: Football 1-4 Basketball 1 Track 3, 4 Dave Collins: Football 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Mark McDonald: Football 1-4 Cheerleader 4 Chuck DuBois: Football 1-4 Track 1-3 Joe Henn: Baseball 1, Track 2 Laurie Richards: Tennis 1-4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Track 1 Tracy Rothert: Track 4 NOT PICTURED Cam Bates: Volleyball 1-4 Dee Dee Ketchum: Volleyball 1-4 Cheeleader 4 Carol Doglio: Basketball 1 Sue Palmer: Cheerleader 3 Melissa Bassett: Track 1, 2 Mardel Ping: Cheerleader 1-4 Track 1 Monica Pitman: Volleyball 1-4 Track 1-4 Gail Harris: Cheerleader 1-4 Basketball 1 Annette Schneider: Track 1-3 Volleyball 1-4 Basketball 1 Carol Carnett: Volleyball 3 Cheerleader 1, 2 Dave LeConte: Basketball 1-4 Tennis 2 Brent Branham: Basketball 1-4 Track 1-4 Dave Knoepfle: Football 1-4 Track 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Rob McWhinnie: Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Dave Boyer: Football 1, 3 Cindy Miller: Cheerleader 1, 2 Ricky Rahn: Football 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Bob Rutherford: Football 2 Laurie Stowell: Volleyball 1-4 Basketball 1, 2, Track 1-3 Cheerleader 4 Deb Sullivan: Cheerleader 2 Basketball 1 76 ACTIVITIES 80 Melissa Bassett Mark Dawn Bill Bird, Doug Oberling, Harry Buck, Pat Flannigan, Dan Marshall, Jud Silveus, Rhonda Morris, King Chuck DuBois, Rich Yasinski, Queen Deb Sullivan, Tracey Rothert (behind queen). Mardel Ping, Cindy Millburg, Pam Brackebusch, Lori Adcock, Mary Buck. Crown Bearers: John Roberts, Jennifer Rigg. SWEETHEART True Love!! Bye! Bye! Christy “Reflections' DANCE Shall we dance? Royalty Dance € King: Chuck DuBois, Queen: Deb Sullivan m $ 83 “THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER” They went that away THE CAST Actor Lucy Mrs. Dawson Mr. Dawson Stranger Mysterious Woman 1st Girl Dancer 2nd Girl Dancer 3rd Girl Dancer Maid at House of Usher Doctor Fortunato Hooded Figure, Fear Housekeeper at Usher Roderick Usher Madelaine C. Auguste Dupin Lenore The Walls of Usher Director Rick Rahn Pat Newberry Annette Schneider Tom Johnson Rod Schumacher Lori Dudley Cam Bates Karen Meidel Christy Parks DD Ketchum Doug Eastham Dan Marshall Dawn Henkhaus Brad Schroeder Lori Dudley John McCann Dana Ashby Melissa Bassett Monica Pitman Jackie Corlas Jeanne Hayes Missy Hill . Mrs. Nancy Miller Ah, C’mon 84 Once upon a time Gee Whiz! You expect me to believe It’s a bird; it’s a plane ... that? My Strut’s better than your strut What’s my next line? Can you see yourself? Smile pretty 15 VOCAL CONTEST Vocal Trio: M. Ping, M. Pitman, S. Palmer. Soloists: M. Bassett, S. Sexton. Soloists: S. Palmer, R. Schumacher. All State Honors Chorus: S. Palmer. All State Chorus: R. Schumacher. Vocal Trio: M. Pitman, R. Schumacher, S. Palmer. Vocal Quartet: M. Bassett, D. Ashby, L. Adcock, S. Sexton. 86 ACADEMIC COMPETITION JETS TEAM TESTING Biology Winners Physics Standing: D. Craft, M. Corlas, M. Ping, M. Pitman, D. Ashby, J. VanStrein. Sitting: S. Harmon, C. Knoepfle, E. Mohler. Biology English 87 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Jan. — Elliott Mohler Feb. — Rick Rahn March — Rod Schumacher 88 April — Cam Bates May — Gail Harris CAVC — St. of Month — 3 CAVC — St. of Month — 1 AWARDS CAVC — St. of Month — 2 CAVC — St. of Month — 4 Social Science Award 1. Julie Cavaness 2. Cindy Moats 3. Donna Boyer 4. John Thompson 5. Pitman-LeConte DAR-SAR — 5 History Award Civics Award IL State Scholars 89 Senior Honor Students Art Awards 91 Library Award 92 Mrs. Grider Rich Yasinski Jr. Vice President Mardel Ping Sr. President Harry Buck Jr. President Kim Rash Jr. Treasurer Deb Sullivan Sr. Secretary Jud Silveus Cam Bates King Dan Marshall Queen Gail Harris Todd Castleman Laurie Stowell Rick Rahn Michelle Richey Dave Knoepfle Tracey Rothert Julie Grider Rich Yasinski Jamie Codron Stacey Grider Jim Stowell Pam Brackebusch Pat Flannigan Cindy Millburg Harry Buck Kim Rash And then .. 94 And the winner is ... Young Love. Let’s Dance! Oh, that's so funny! Servers: Kris Ketchum, Sheri Craft, and Kelly Ketchum. Wake up Doug Punk Day Tie Day Crazy Hair Day Queen — Mardel Ping Co. Capt. — Jud Silveus SR. Gail Harris Escort — Jud Silveus Queen — Mardel Ping Escort — Dan Marshall Senior Court Queen — Mardel Ping Co. Capt. — Chuck DuBois SR. Tracy Rothert Escort — Todd Castleman JR. Cindy Millburg Escort — Chuck DuBois JR. Kim Rash Escort — Steve Smith Senior float Mean Machine French club float Freshman float KTC float FHA float K. Rash, J. Silveus, G. Harris, M. Pennington, D. Ramesy, M. Ping, R. Gilley, M. Messmore, T. Rothert, T. Evans, C. Millburg, C. DuBois Crown Bearer; R. Nagel Is it over Yet!!! Dana Emily Ashby Camila Jane Bates “I recognize that I live now and only now, and I will do what I want to do at this moment and not what I decid- ed was best for me yesterday.” T David Raymond Boyer “Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow.” ▼ Brent Alan Branham “To be seen, stand up. To be heard, speak up. To be appreciated, shut 104 Melissa Deanne Bassett “We sailed on together; we drifted apart; and here you are by my side ... open arms.” “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” T 4 John Todd Beatty “Live every day as your last for who knows what the night brings.” ▲ James Clay Burress Party forever.” Todd William Brummett ▼ Tracey Ann Conover “Live today as there may be no to- morrow.” ▼ Melanie Sue Corlas There are no finer gifts in life than warm friends and happy memories.’V Carol R. Carnett “Once you’ve left something, don’t expect it to be the same when you come back.” Todd Dean Castleman ▼ 4 Julie Anne Cavaness Rock-n-Roll ain’t noise pollution.” Douglas B. Craft It’s important to be seen but more important to be heard.” Frank S. Cundiff “Cherish friendships for they are the most important things in life.” ▼ Douglas Alan Eastham “I’m old enough to know better, but young enough to try it twice.” ▼ Brian J. Gravit “Getting there is half the fun.” ► 106 Carol Sue Doglio A “A journey of a thousand miles is begun with a single step.” Charles Dwayne DuBois “Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret.” ? Laura Lea Dudley “It is better to trust the Lord than to put confidence in men.” Gail Lynn Harris a “God made woman from man’s rib. She was not made from his feet to be walked on by him — nor was she made from his head, to top him, but God made woman from man’s side, to be equal to him.” Barbara Ann Hoodak ▼ Kaye Louise Hurley a “These three things remain, faith, hope, and love; and the greatest of these is love.” David E. Knoepfle “A man doesn’t live by bread alone. He needs buttering up once in a while.” ▼ • Deirdre Janine Ketchum “You never see yourself from day to day. But as the years pass by, you see how foolish you might have been.” David George LeConte “Use your head! It’s the little things ► that count.” Beth Ann Maley ▲ Nothing ever happens in a small town, but what you hear makes up for it.” 107 Kevin E. Jones ▼ Daniel Glenn Marshall I cannot give you the formula for success but I can give you the for- mula for failure which is: Try to please everybody.” ▼ Mona L. McCarty ▼ Robert E. McWhinnie Why be difficult when with just a little more effort you could be im- possible.” v Randall E. McCarty a “The past is my heritage, the pre- sent is my responsibility, the future is my challenge.” Mark Lynn McDonald Talent is wanting something bad enough to work for it. Cindy Renee Miller “I’m young, I’m wild and I’m free!' ► 108 Karen Ann Miller a Joy is not in things; it is in us. Marcia Rae Mitchell “ ... and through all the tears and the sadness and the pain comes the one thought that can make me smile internally again: I have loved.” ▼ Dana Marie Moormar You gotta keep on Rockin’. Some- day you’re gonna make it to the top.” ▼ Patrick Jay Norris People who take things to the limit, are limited.” ► ▲ Norma E. Mittelberg 4 Cindy Lee Moats Go for it” ▼ Michelle Antonette Moore When man is wrapped up in him- self he makes a pretty small pack- M Patricia Kay Newberry a My friends are the rainbows of my sunniest days and the stars of my gloomiest nights. They are the most precious possessions of my life.” 109 ▲ James Patrick Pierce Susan Kay Palmer “A song sung with love is music to the heart. A song sung in silence is music to the mind. My song is yours, sing it to the world!” ▼ A Mardel Marie Ping “The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart.” Monica Rose Pitman If. then, you are master of yourself, you will be in possession of that which you will never wish to lose and which fortune will never be able to take from you.” ▼ Richard Eric Rahn a The more I study the more I know The more I know the more I forget The more I forget the less I know ... So why study?” Laurie Jean Richards With each rising sun think of our life as just beginning. Show kindness and love today for tomorrow’s chance may be lost.” 110 A Michelle Anne Richey “Nobody is perfect. I’m the perfect example.” Tracy Lynn Rothert “We need to have people who mean something to us, people to whom we can turn knowing that being with them is coming home.” ▼ ▲ Robert Lee Rutherford “Worry is interest paid on troubles before it falls due.” Annette Lucille Schneider ▼ A Rodney A. Schumacher E. Judson Silveus ▼ 111 Laurel Anne Stoweli One ceases to recognize the signifi- cance of mountain peaks if they’re not viewed occasionally from the deepest valley.” ▼ Nancy Sue Walker Use friendship as a drawing ac- count, if you wish, but don’t forget the deposits.” ▼ Cynthia Kay Willoughby If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was.” ► 112 Lori Ann Thomas ▼ Debra Dawn Sullivan Be careful of something if it’s just what you want it to be.” John P. Thompson Go and live life to the fullest for you only live once.” Julie Ann Wortley A day without a smile is like a day without sunshine, a day without sunshine is like night time.” PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE David Allen Collins Gladys Marie Collins Barbara Jean Stufflebeam James Albert Thome Connie Marie Stanton Dalonda M. Pendall 29 1 — Todd Beatty 2 — Dana Moorman 3 — Gail Harris 4 — Rick Rahn 5 — Nancy Walker 6 — Julie Wortley 7 — Mardel Ping 8 — Dave LeConte 9 — Michelle Moore 10 — Melissa Bassett 11 — Dave Knoepfle 12 — Karen Miller 13 — Jim Burris 14 — Michelle Richey 15 — Sue Palmer 16 — Tracy Conover 17 — Laurie Richards 18 — Brent Branham 19 — Dan Marshall 20 — Deb Sullivan 21 — Beth Maley 22 — Dee Dee Ketchum 23 — Cam Bates 24 — Carol Carnett 25 — Todd Castleman 26 — Cindy Willoughby 27 — Monica Pitman 28 — Chuck DuBois 29 — Dana Ashby 30 — Randy McCarty 115 SUCCEED IN LIFE: Dave LeConte Mardel Ping STAY A COUPLE: Dave Collins Melanie Corlas BECOME SECRETARY LAWYER: Dan Marshall Carol Carnett FIND TRUE HAPPINESS: Jud Silveus Mardel Ping BE ON THE COVER OF BE A COMEDIAN: VOGUE SPORTS ILLUSTRATED: Bob Rutherford Mardel Ping Chuck DuBois Gail Harris s E N I 0 ID OPERATE COMPUTERS: Doug Craft Laurie Richards M 0 S T L BE A RADICAL: Bob Rutherford Cindy Miller K E L Y T 0 MAKE THE DEAN'S LIST: Doug Craft Monica Pitman 117 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Dana Ashby: Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Library Club 2. 3, 4; KTC 2; Volleyball — Stats 2; Girl’s Track — Mgr. 1, Stats 2; School Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Freedom’s Children 3, 4; Speech Club — St. Coun. Rep. 3, 4. Melissa Bassett: Class Officers — Sec. 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2. 3; FHA 1. 4; FFA 2, 3; Yearbook Club 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Track 1, 2; School Plays 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Freedom’s Children 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Cam Bates: Class Officers 1, 2, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Drama Club — Treas. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 — Sec.; NHS 2, 3 — St. Coun. Rep., 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 1,2 — Public Rel. Off., 3, 4 — Section Sec.; Yearbook Club 1, 2, 3 — Underclass. Ed., 4 — Senior Ed.; KTC 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; School Plays 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Freedom’s Children 3, 4 — V. Pres.; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 4; Speech Club 3 — V. Pres.; District Choir 4. Todd Beatty: FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Basket- ball 1; Boy’s Track 3, 4; CAVC 3. 4. David Boyer: Letterman’s Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1; KTC 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Freedom’s Children 2; CAVC 3, 4; Band 1, 2. Brent Branham: Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Track 1, 2, 3, 4; CAVC 3, 4. Carol Carnett: Commerce Club 3, 4 — Pres.; FHA 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Club 3,4; KTC 2,3; Volleyball 3; Cheerleaders 1, 2; Boy’s Track — Stats 4; Office Help 4. Tracey Conover: Commerce Club 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2 — Treas., 3; KTC 3, 4; Volleyball — Stats 2, 3; Girl’s Basketball — Mgr. 1, 2, 3; Boy’s Track — Stats 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Track — Stats 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Girl’s Chorus 2; CAVC 3. Chuck DuBois: Class Officers — Pres. 2; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Boy's Track 1,2,3; Sweetheart Court 3,4 — King; Prom Court 3. Doug Eastham: Letterman’s Club 1, 2,3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; French Club 3 — Treas., 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4 — Treas.; KTC 2, 3 — Pub. Chair.; 4 — Pres.; Boy’s Basket- ball 1; Boy’s Tennis 1, 2; School Plays 4. Barbara Hoodak: French Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; CAVC 3,4; Band 1, 2. Dee Dee Ketchum: Drama Club 2, 3, 4 — St. Coun. Rep.; Student Council 2, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2 — St. Coun. Rep., 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Club 4; KTC 2, 4 — KTC Board; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders 4 — Treasurer; Boy’s Track — Mgr. 2,3, 4; School Plays 2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Girl’s Chorus 1,2; CAVC 3 — V. Pres. St. Sen., 4; Student of the Month (CAVC) 3. David Knoepfle: Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleaders 4; Boy’s Track 3, 4; CAVC 3; Prom Court 4. David LeConte: Class Officers 3 — Pres.; Letterman’s Club 4 — V. Pres.; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Tennis 2; Prom Court 2. Beth Maley: Commerce Club 4 — Sec.; NHS 4; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook Club 1, 4; KTC 2, 3; Coop 4. Dan Marshall: Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3, 4 — V. Pres.; NHS 2,3, 4 — V. Pres.; Yearbook Club 4; KTC 2,3, 4; Golf 1, 2,3, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Sweetheart Court 2; Prom Court 3, 4. Mark McDonald: Letterman’s Club 3, 4 — St. Coun. Rep.; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Student Council 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Rob McWhinnie: Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Cindy Miller: FFA 1, 2; Cheerleaders 1, 2. Karen Miller: Commerce Club 4 — Treas.; CAVC 4; Trans- fer Student 4. Norma Mittelberg: Coop 4; Office Help 2, 3, 4. Michelle Moore: Drama Club 1,2,4; French Club 1,2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; KTC 2. 4; Girl’s Track 4; School Plays 1, 2; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Dana Moorman: FHA 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; CAVC 3, 4; Band 1, 2. Pat Newberry: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook Club 2, 3; KTC 2, 3 — Booklet Chairman; School Plays 3, 4; Student of the Month 4. Pat Norris: FFA 1, 2, 3; Coop 4. Susan Palmer: Commerce Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook Club 4; KTC 3, 4; Cheerleaders 3; School Plays 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Freedom's Children 1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres.; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Choir 3, 4; All-State Choir 4. Mardel Ping: Class Officers 2 — Treas., 3 — V. Pres., 4 — Pres.; Commerce Club 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; NHS 3 — Sec., 4 — Treas.; Library Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 2,3 — Pres., 4 — Sec. V. Pres.; Yearbook Club 3 — 118 Art Ed., 4 — Activ. Ed.; KTC 2,3,4; Cheerleaders 1,2,3 — V. Pres., 4; Girl’s Track 1; Sweetheart Court 2, 3; School Plays 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Freedom’s Children 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4. Monica Pitman: Class Officers 4 — Treas.; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3 — Sec., 4; NHS 2, 3, 4 — Pres.; Library Club 3 — Treas., 4 — St. Coun. Rep.; FHA 1,2 — Projects; Yearbook Club 1,4 — Fac. Ed.; KTC 2,3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball — Stats. 4; Girl’s Track 1, 2,3, 4; School Plays 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Freedom’s Children 1, 2, 3 — Treas., 4 — Sec.; Girl’s Chorus 2; Student of the Month 4; District Choir 4. Tracy Rothert: Class Officers 4 — V. Pres.; Yearbook Club 4; Sweetheart Court 4; Prom Court 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Transfer Student 2. Rod Schumacher: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres; French Club 3, 4; KTC 2, 3; Golf 1; School Plays 1. 2, 3, 4; Free- dom’s Children 1,2,3,4 — Treas.; Chorus 1,2,3.4; District Choir 3, 4; All-State Choir 4. Deb Sullivan: Class Officers 1, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; KTC 2; Girl’s Basketball 1; Cheerleaders 2; Sweetheart Court 3; Coop 4; CAVC 3. John Thompson: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Boy's Track 1, 2; CAVC 3, 4. Rick Rahn: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; FFA 4; Year- book Club 2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Boy’s Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Court 3; Chorus 1, 2; Freedom’s Children 1, 2; Coop 4; Prom Court 4. Laurie Richards: Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Commerce Club 3, 4 — V. Pres.; Drama Club 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4; Yearbook Club 3, 4; KTC 3, 4 — Sec.; Volleyball — Stats. 1,2,3; Girl’s Basketball 1,2 — Stats., 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball — Stats. 1, 2; Girl’s Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Track — Stats. 2,3, 4; Girl’s Track 1, Stats. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Girl’s Chorus 1; CAVC 3; Office Help 2,3, 4. Nancy Walker: Commerce Club 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Club 4; Chorus 1, 2; Coop 4; Band 1, 2. Cindy Willoughby: Commerce Club 4; Student Council 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Club 4; KTC 2, 3, 4 — St. Coun. Rep.; Volleyball — Mgr. 1, 2; Girl’s Bas- ketball — Mgr. 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Girl's Chorus 1, 2; CAVC 3, 4. Julie Wortley: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Sec.; NHS 2, 3, 4; French Club 3 — Sec., 4 — Pres.; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4 — Sec.; FHA 1,2; Yearbook Club 1; KTC 2,3; School Plays 3; Chorus 1, 2; Girl’s Chorus 2; Coop 4; Speech Club 3 — Michelle Richey: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, Pres.. 4 — Sec. 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Club 1. 2, 3; KTC 2. 3; Girl’s Track 1; Sweetheart Court 1; Chorus 1; Coop 4; Prom Court 4. LLAbb □EE DEE KETCHUM OP 82 DAVID. LECONTE n 5HALL MINNIE Super Seniors SENIOR WILLS I, Dana Ashby, bequeath the following: To AHS I return the dusty locker which was willed from Dianne to Donna to David to me; to Mrs. Miller the best of plays; to Thoele — a new joke book; to Rigg — one FLYBALL; to Tracey, Laurie, Melissa P., Missy, Randy, Sherrie, and Cindy I will a bright future. To Julie and Pat I leave more fun exploits. To Kaye and Brian, a happy life together; to Karen I leave another concert; to Liz C. all the Big Mac’s she can eat; to Lori A. a lozinifys and a big thanks; to Lori D. the freedom I know she’s ready for. To Sue and Rod, fame and fortune; to Melissa B. all the answers I never had. I, Melissa Bassett, hereby will ... to T.K. 100 smurfs; to L.A. a double supply of what M.P. gave; to K.B. an inflate-a-mate of her very own and of her own kind; to S.P. 100 preppy shirts; to S.B. lots of love; to Rod S. 50 pairs of 1ZOD socks; to B.C. (Baby) — a reminder (my love) of our memories together. You’ve been good to me and I LOVE YOU FOR IT. To AHS another Bassett for you to benefit from; to Cameron — I leave!!; to all my friends thanks and good luck. I now leave with no regrets and all smiles. I, Cam Bates, being of down to earth mind and body do leave the following: To Dawn H., Christy P.. Tonya G., Karen M., a big hug cause you’re all special; to Beth M., Monica P., Laurie S., Mardel P., Marcia M., Annette S., Sue P., Rod S., Gail H., Rick R., and Judd and Kim and anyone else I missed, thanks for making my high school years just what they were; to Tracy a special THANKS (what else can I say?); to Danny I leave all my love; to the school board and faculty, you’re great! And now I leave AHS with no regrets! I, Todd Beatty, being of sound mind and definitely well-to-do body, hereby bequeath to the football team the knowledge, if you want to do it and you put your mind to it, you can do it. So go do it. To Jim S. and Smith rowdies, many nights to look and with smooth moves the ability to pick up some girls. To the Senior class, good luck with the oncoming world, along with encouragement. Last, but surely not least, to Laurie, with love, I leave with plenty of good times and memories, a few regrets, and the best of wishes in whatever you pursue in life. Thanks for your time and love our Junior and Senior years. It will not be forgotten, believe it or not. Love ya, Todd. To Auburn High School I leave remembering the past but looking forward towards the future. I, Brent Branham, being of sound mind and body hereby bequeath the following: To Tom J., one big STUDBOLT; to Rob M., the ability to get in before 4:00 AM; to Dave K., my ability to play Spades; to Dan M., a case of that taste; to Mark M., a pat on the back since he didn’t get caught swearing in Con Ed.; to the Voc. Bus, someone to shut up the junior girls; to Deacon, a new nickname like George; and to all the AHS students, Good Luck! I, David Boyer, with burnt out mind and worn out body leave to my two sisters this “CENSORED high school. To Mr. Hayes, I leave someone else to never do any work in shop. To Coach Trump and Clarke I leave two more rowdies like J.B. and me, to Mrs. K. I leave someone else to blame everything on on the CAVC bus. To Butch G. I leave a very rowdie Senior year. To Mr. Messmore I leave another Senior class as clean cut and respectable as ours. And last but not least I leave to Mr. Stillwell more real good guys like T.B., B.P., and me! I, Julie “Crazy” Cavaness, being of rockin’ mind and rollin’ body hereby bequeath the following — to C.M. and M.M. I leave plenty of crazy times! (with Wild Ella!) “It’s still alive and oinking!”; to S.S., “Come Again!” What did you say?!” To D.M. and B.H.; FREDICK HEDER! Thanks for the wild and wicked times on the Voc. bus. To Animal, “Why be normal?” To the back of the Voc. bus, “Let’s get rowdie!” To my brother J.C., Hope you make it through AHS. Good Luck, Bro! Love ya! To C.M. (KILLER), you’re the best friend anyone could have! Thanks for all the wild and wicked times. You’re one heck of an “Angel” and one day all our dreams will come true! I hope that our friendship and wild and crazy times will be everlasting — Rock on Woman! And always remember — “Take it easy but take it!” I, Tracey Conover, being of sound mind and body leave to the following: To Laurie a wish that all your dreams will come true and thanks for happy memories. To Missy a life supply of patience and the gift of friendship. To Doug C. a new Dodge and a new foot to kick it with. To Susan fame and fortune. To Doug E. much happiness and success. To Carol I leave a thanks for all the crazy times and memories. Being the last of the Conover Gang, I leave AHS with lots of memories. I, Melanie Corlas, leave to the following: To Barb, a jar of Sanfords and thanks for being my best friend for so long, to Nancy, a bottle of J.D. and thanks for all the gas you’ve wasted on me, to Dana, a jigsaw puzzle and a plate of spaghetti, and please don’t stop being nutty. And to the entire Mer-Mer family, thanks for giving me thousands of happy times and I hope they will continue forever. Thanks to Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Roth for being such good teachers. And to David, lots of love. I, Chuck DuBois, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to the following: To Cindy the most important, loving, and caring person in my life, I leave everything I have to offer and hopefully a lifetime of happiness together. I love you. To my brother Tom, my ability to play football (Even though he is a lineman). To Jim S., stop being so cheap and find yourself a girl. To Gary S. go for 2.000 this year Poo Bear. And finally, to AHS I leave four more DuBois’ to terrorize the halls. I, Doug Eastham, being of warped mind and scared body, do bequeath to Chrissy C. a life time supply of generic hickeys; Lori A. a big bushy mustache; and a truck that runs; Cindy M. a big shhh in the hallways; Rob M. an easily removable mailbox; Marcia (Martha) a bottle of tobasco sauce to spice up her life; Frank a bottle of P.G. A. mouth wash; Mardel a date to our next dance (Prom); Monica a big umm umm ummm; DeeDee an emergency Tanamy; Melissa P. all the freshmen to drive you up the wall; Dave K. a big gggrrrcrub; Danny M. someone else to run around with; Dana A. someone else to help with physics; Deacon all the Divernon girls you want. At last I leave Auburn High with fond memories and few regrets. I, Gail Harris, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following to Karen, Kim, Christy a special good luck in cheerleading next year, you guys are really great. To Carla someone to stay behind with in shorthand. To Mac and Deacon the memories of one state tournament pool and many great 4th hour memories. To Mardel, a very special friendship I pray we will always have. Thanks and God Bless. To Mr. Rigg, all the fun times we have had in track. Good luck finding my replacement. Also, a very, very special thanks for caring so much and for always being there. To Mr. Bandy, a lifetime supply of cutdowns for someone else in Con Ed., have fun next year without Mardel, Monica, and me. To Mrs. Bailey, the yearbook, darkroom, and all the headaches that go with it! Thank you for all the confidence you had in me. I really enjoyed working for you! And finally I leave you an application to be a representative for Josten’s, Luv Ya! To Rick, memories of our senior year together. Thanks for everything. Luv Ya! And finally to AHS I leave four years of fun- filled memories. God Bless and thanks to all! I, Barb Hoodak, of full awareness and willing to try anything once, wish to leave the following: To M.C., D.M., N.W., I leave the memories of the fun times we’ve had and the whole future to the fun times we will have. To K.B., the sense enough to watch her step. To Steve, I leave past, present, and future, I love you always. I, Kevin Jones, do hereby state my last will and testament. First of all I want to leave my truck to Pat N., Bob R., and Todd C. So they can go to Tricky’s farm and tear it up. I want to leave Bob R., a Bear Hybird Sticker to put on his bumper to make it go faster. Signed Spanky Jones. I, Dee Dee Ketchum, leave the following: To Dawn, someone else to fix her up with Chatham guys and a yearbook; to Chunk and Barbie, a new mailman; to Kimmer, you’re still a Beautiful, beautiful girl’’; to Pat, a spin thru the Glenwood parking lot; to Doug, STA Y TROJAN!!; to the volleyball team, a hairdresser and stay ANIMAL!; the cheerleaders, all my neat, organized ideas”; to Trump, lots of cookies; to Uncle Mike, his psych Angels”; the twins, Mr. Bandy and vice versa; and to the rest of the school, all the gum, aspirin, and dirty jokes you’ll ever need. I, Dave Knoepfle, being of HULKISH mind and body, do hereby leave the following: To Mr. Rigg, I leave a dozen FLYBALLS” to catch. To Mr. Thornton, I leave a BLASTER” and a PLOW” and a thanks for being such a great lineman coach. To Mrs. Krell, I leave another well disciplined student. To the coaches, fans, cheerleaders, I leave a thanks for making our football team in ’81 a success. To my friends, I say thanks for being a friend . To my LITTLE brother Chris, I say kick some______in football next year”. And last but not least, to the Auburn football team of '82 I say this: BEAT PAWNEE!” I Beth Maley, being of willing mind and able body leave to the following: To Cindy I leave a full gas can for her truck and an automatic light switch for when the sun goes down; also, thanks for the special friendship we’ve had. To Annette, ! leave the ability to catch the “BIG ONE”; To Weenie G. the hope that she’ll cope with her last two years at AHS — it won t be easy! To the class of ’82 the rainbow that we all deserve. To Mrs. Krell, Mrs. Roth, and Mrs. Bailey, thanks for being such good friends as well as teachers. AHS needs more people like you. And to Kenney, all of my love. And now I gladly leave, ready, willing, and able!!! I, Dan Marshall, being of intelligent mind and unnoticed body, I hereby leave to the East Park gang enough balls and beverages to last forever. To Jim Stowell a trip to SIU-E to visit a bunch of college girls. To Shorty my blue KOK 145, To Drew Hummel the best senior year possible. To Cam I leave my love. To all my friends good luck and parties forever. To the faculty and the rest of the students in the school have fun and don’t drive each other crazy, if possible. I, Mark Me Donald, hereby leave the following to: Brent B., a 12 pack of Mountain Dew to take fishing. To Gary S. a package of Redman plug so he can heave his guts out. To Rob M., one more prom like the one our Junior year. To Dave K., all the pizza he can eat. To Deacon, a friendship that we have always had. To Tom J., the nickname Lugnut! To Eva L., lots of good memories. To my brother Craig, the number 67. To next year’s football team, all the strength they need to beat Pawnee. I, Rob McWhinnie, will to Brent B. my ability to handle the problems after a Friday night. To Dave L., a key to the grade school gym, and goggles so he can cheat in swimming. To Dave K. my ability to play cards: he needs it! To Mark M. a date to the next prom, and a free lesson in bowling. To Drew H., a Brad McVey doll and Paul Held’s baseball spikes. To Gary S., a window to crawl out of when he gets in trouble. To E.L., Thanks for being there: you’re a great person. To Tom J., Good HELP! I, Cindy Miller, do hereby bequeath to the following: To my parents a big thanks for being the kind of parents I’ve always wanted. To Martha and Beth, much happiness and all the memories we’ve had. Always remember Ready, Willing and Able, to Deb S. a big thanks for all the memories we’ve had. (How about a bike ride. Deb?) To Michelle R. I leave a nose plug ready for use. To Annette S. a barbie doll named Brook and a hug for being such a super friend. To Weenie G. the 121 ability to put up with two more years of this school. If I did it you can do it! Good Luck! And at last, without looking back, I say good-bye to Auburn High. I, Marcia Mitchell, being of smart mouth and long legs, leave the following: To all my friends graduating with me, a lifetime supply of love, laughter, and happiness. To my brother, Bob, I leave the ability to control his smart mouth. To Teresa G. I leave my “fat cheeks”. To Mrs. Krell, Mr. Stillwell, Mr. Rigg, Mr. Deck, and Uncle Mike Thoele, I leave more appreciative students. To AHS I leave a less institutionalized system of control and students that could handle it. Lastly, but not leastly, I leave my love, long legs, and smart mouth to David G. because he alone knows how to shut me up. Later, Quimbies!!! I, Cindy Moats, being of KILLER mind and KILLER body hereby leave the following: To the other C.M., “Want to use my brush?” and for some really crazy times we had in Spfld. with CRAZY Martha! To Deb. “Shelly said Hi! Mardel, I leave you my mom’s ears! To the skating gang, “Boogie on!” and Bob C., you better not kill my dog! To D.D.K., a life supply of gum. To S.S., one good time deserves another. “Say it again!” To Kay, best of luck in the future. To Julie, I leave an everlasting friendship and plenty of Rock-n-Roll! To the back of the Voc. bus, “Continue where we left off!” And to my little brother, I leave lots of luck through AHS and try to stay out of trouble! Love ya, Mikey! Rock on! I, Michelle Moore, of confused mind and sturdy body, state my will: To “Cool and the Gang”: S.N., J.M., D.O., J.Y., I leave another cool fast and easy to make fun of, Shelley (you guys taught me everything I know). To Baby Cridum; another older sister, if he can find a willing martyr. To Mrs. Roth; my respect and the knowledge that she is my inspiration. To James and Chris; much luck and many friendships now and in the future. To the authorities of AHS; strength to bear the Class of “84” for two more years. To you Sophomores; hope that you make it out alive. For those of you who will accept it, I leave my friendship. Bye! I, Dana Moorman, having confused mind, leave: Sue, more nights skating. Norm, someone else to paint for you. Mrs. Bailey, thanks for all your patience. Barb, thanks for the great times and advice. Good luck with Steve. Melanie, an Oreo Cookie Factory, so you can have all you want, Dave, take care of her. Nancy, thanks for taking me places, (the Ramp) Stay with Donnie. We Mer-mers have been through everything! You’re my 3 best friends. I’ll never forget you. I hope we’re always close. If they think we’re trouble now, wait until we graduate! Jerry, thanks for the good times . . . I hope there will be more. I now leave, GLADLY! I, Pat Newberry, being of crazed mind, do hereby state my will anyhow. For my bestest friends (you know who!): All my love thanks! I wouldn’t have made it without you. “Preppy”: My Rainbow Roos, Chiquita nanner, Mun-chi-chi thanks for the crazy times (but who says you can’t take em with you?) “Charlie” cowbite! and an bitty window. Lori” Miss Piggy fan club membership “Doc” a warm fuzzy. For the voc. bus, a silencer for “GRANDMA” friends. “BUDDY” a huggy “Doobie Dave” My billy Reed Weed Garden Kit. For AHS, I leave 3 newer-berries. Bye-Bye! Bee-Bop! I, Pat Norris, alias Sid Vicious, being of devious mind and body do hereby state my will to Quad K: to Todd C. one jar of bottled plummer breath, a safety flag and headlight for your snowmo. To K. Jones; a bucket of mop water and a new truck. To Bob Rutherford, just meet me at the PBR tent; to Deb Sullivan, a kiss to thank you for everything. Hot Rod, you the Best! TO AHS, I leave two ghosts whose shadows match Pat Norris and Bob Rutherford, always looking for trouble yet never finding it. I, Susan Kay Palmer, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to the following: To Rod, a lot of memories and scary movies; to “Missy”, a big wish to get everything you want; to Lisa a brand new pair of roller skates; to D.N., good memories I’ll always keep; to Dana, more good nights at Skateland; to Doug C. a life time supply of the word “freakin”; to Alan (either one), thanks for being a friend; To Angie, all my love forever; to Mom, a little rest from accompanying, and lots of love; to the rest of my class, good luck. Being the last of the Palmer gang, I now leave with good memories. I, Mardel Ping, being of super mind and Bo bod, bequeath the following: To Mr. Bandy: I leave Mongo Chuck and the hopes of one day coaching my brother — Len Chamberlain. To Miss Clarke: My safety pin sweats and Melody to coach. To Mr. Rigg: heh, heh, I leave the Pitman-Ping Poems to be read annually by two new pixies. To Mo Gail I leave nothin’ cause you clowns will both owe me after you lose your graduation waiver on me. So HA! To the cheerleaders, a big thanks, and to my classmates a big Yippee! P.S. and to Mrs. Bailey, I leave crumbs because I’m taking the yearbook donuts! Being of Freudian mind and Calvin Klein body, I Monica Pitman do hereby state my will: to my freshmen friends. Bill B., Renee S., Lori T., Kristen H., I leave lots of fun their next three years — make the most of high school; Dennis N. and Doug 0. get my body because I know that’s all they want; Lori A. gets some licorice and everything “small”; to Tonya G., I leave lots of happiness and the key word —- patience; all I leave to Doobie Dawn H. is the future because she’ll make the most of it — I'll be waiting to see you play on the Olympic B-ball team; to the faculty and especially Mrs. Kaiser, Mr. Thoele, and Mr. Rigg get a big round of applause and a pat on the back for being able to mold my mind — THANKS!; I leave AHS one gift? — the sixth and final Pitman. Finally, to the Class of ’821 give three gifts that endure “faith, hope, and love; and the greatest of these is love.” I, Rick Rahn, being of sunflower seed infested mind and peon of low life-like body hereby leave: To Roxanne, a great four 122 years as good as mine. Make the best of them. To P.F., the luck of someone else stealing his passes. To J.S., the ability to steal P.F.’s passes. To Coach Rigg, a State bound football team. To Coach Bandy, a title at Regionals and a successful season. To D.N., someone else to trip over in football practice. To G.S., a ride home from practice and another 1,000 yard season. To D.H., another Izod shirt just to be a little more preppy. To all the incoming freshmen, I leave four years as good as mine. Finally, to Gail, a special thanks. I, Laurie Richards, being of no mind and lots of body, leave the following; To Tracey, many memories of being on the wagon. To Doug C., someone to call him creep and give him a hard time. To Doug E., someone to listen to him at college. To Missy, a temper control and a new pacemaker. To Susan, anything in the world. To Carol, Best Wishes! To Sherrie, Good Luck! To Gavin, a big hug and a kiss for being you, a big thanks for everything I can look back on and all the things I have to look forward to. I, Michelle Richey, will to Deb, a permanent pass and big cooler for Fridays, to Annette, a perfect guy and alot of crazy times. To Kevin Richey, someone else to make out with in the halls. To Cindy M. an address book to wear around her neck to get all the names all the time. To Jimmy S. a summer job at Panhandle. To Bob and Chuck, Alyson Messmore’s car and to Monica “good thing we weren't in the car”. To Don I leave Sophia and me and to A.H.S. teachers I leave one more Richey. I, Tracy Rothert, being of sound mind and short body, leave; to Patty, an ostrich, an elephant, a peach, and a fork (yucko!), and someplace else to scream those words; to Deb, another crazy summer, a serenade down the Current River, and a frantic search for that certain magazine; to Gail, some tentacles (note the pronunciation), and a negative of the moon; to Carol, a Tupperware party featuring “Laura Bull”, and “it broke ... it was hot!”; to Kevin, the color GREEEEN; to Kim and Jud, happiness, and the right to “marry me”; to Laurie, a hug, a kiss, and a great friendship; to Cam a THANKS! (what more can I say?); to “Little Harry Edward”, a Christmas present as good as mine, and to Mike, I leave myself forever, ’cause I’ll love you that long. And now, I leave AHS. I, Bob Rutherford, being of blank mind and battered body do hereby bequeath the following: To K. Jones a blow-up doll and a happy life with Evert. To my buddy, I leave the white tractor to play pool in and a V-8 to smoke tires in, have fun with your used bucks. To P. Norris, a different bell helmet to smash and to all others come on back if I owe you any more money. I, Annette Schneider, being of overworked mind and luscious body leave to AHS, nothing. I leave everything to myself. With my luck I’ll need it all. Oh, and to Monica Pitman I leave the 74 words I did not use, so that she can go over the limit of 100 words, ooppps, 49. I, Deb Sullivan, leave Michelle a permanent pass out of this place and a great big cooler for many more good times! To Annette, one date with Don S. and all the thanks for being the best friend I could ask for. To Pat, a big hug, a kiss, and thanks for being such a sweetie. I hope there’s many more good times. To Stewart and Steve, a trip to the farm progress show with no pit-stops! To the teachers, one more Sullivan, and now I leave — GLADLY! I, John Thompson, being of sound mind and somewhat battered body state my last will and testament. To Jud S., I leave my snow shovel so he can keep the roads clean. To Tom D., I leave the spoon to open the Ag shop door with. To Dave Patton, I leave a spittoon to use on the voc. bus. To the school I leave the thought of peace and quiet. I, Nancy Walker, leave the following: To Dana, many more rowdy nights just like the past and a big thanks for being such a good friend. To Melanie, many more trips to Angelo’s and a lot more lies to tell your mom, also, a big bottle of “Jack” to take with you everywhere you go. To Norma, “Good luck always”. To Barb, remember all the fun times we've had, and to all the Mer-Mers, good luck now and always — stay cool! To AHS I leave one more Walker to raise as much — as I have. To Donnie I leave all my love. I, Cindy Willoughby, leave the following: To Carol D., more trips to the “strip”, thanks for the support about a certain person. To John S., thanks for being a good friend and for all the rides home. To J.H., D.B., and C.E., have fun your Senior year and thanks for your advice. To Hig, I give my job of neighborhood chauffer and have fun at voc. To D.L. and K.H. good luck in your last two years. Keep in touch. To my brother, Tim, someone else to be his chauffer and his inheritance of the “junk heap” to drive. I, Julie Wortley, being of sound mind and body, leave the following: To Pat, Kay, (Chiauita) 12 tons of bananas, all my Preppy clothes, more Monday and Tuesday nights, another laugh for Mr. C., a dozen more jeep riders and lots more good times as roommates at college. To L. Dudley, more punch, kool-aid as only I know how to make. To D. Ashby a sexy male to do with what she may. To R. Schumacher, more school plays at ISU. To Geno, we think you’re sexy! And to Auburn High, I leave two more Wortley’s. SENIOR PROPHECY With the last chord of the “Pomp and Circumstance” struck, Auburn High School’s Class of ’82 took off in their separate directions. A few had been able to keep in touch, but the class as a whole had not seen each other in nearly a decade. And it was Dan Marshall, owner and resident pro of Edgewood Country Club who decided to take matters into his own hands to reunite the Class of ’82. The preparations were made, the date was set, and the invitations were mailed. Finally the party day came. Dan had lots of help in setting this up. Barb Hoodak, Melanie Corlas, and Nancy Walker, who run their own packaged liquor store, “We Serve Anybody”, complete with drive-thru and no required I.D., went halvzies with their crosstown rivals “Kev ’N Deb’s” owned and operated by Kevin Jones and Deb Sullivan to supply the liquid refreshments. Munchies were donated by Dave Collins and Chuck DuBois, who have just opened their 500th “Copper Chicken”, their fast food chain which features carmel-popcorn-coated chicken. They’ve hired Barb Stufflebeam as their official taste-tester. Dee Dee Ketchum helped provide entertainment by bringing along some mechanical characters from “Showbiz Pizza Place” which she programmed herself especially for tonight’s gala event. Some of the first guests to arrive were some of Dan’s old sidekicks, Dave Knoepfle, Mark McDonald, Rob McWhinnie, Brent Branham, and Dave LeConte. They all struck it rich selling sporting goods and built their own basketball court which is an exact replica of the one at the East Park. Close behind them were more classmates who had made it big in the business world. Julie Wortley, who eventually bought out her Dad, now had her own chain of shoe stores called “Tootsie Treats” which feature The Dude” designer shoes designed by Lori Dudley. Also employed as Assistant Managers are Tracey Conover and Dana Ashby. Pat Newberry takes care of the advertising. Cindy Moats and Julie Cavaness have become prominent D.J.’s who have been responsible for the air play of many famous recording stars. Some of these include our own Bob Rutherford, Pat Norris, and Butch Pierce who have just finished recording “Willie Nelson’s Greatest Hits” on their own “Nasty Spankie” label. Cam Bates, Monica Pitman, and Susan Palmer also made it big in the music business and can be heard singing back-up on Dan Fogelberg’s latest LP. Cindy Willoughby has been hired as the photographer for the next album cover layout. Some other local color has finally arrived. Gladys Collins has recently finished relandscaping the old AHS lawn after certain parties cut cookies on it. “Doobie” Joe Henn has replaced Lee Curtis as head custodian. Kaye Hurley and Dana Moorman opened their own beauty shop that specialized in punk rock hairdos and co-sponsors Marcia Mitchell, Cindy Miller, and Annette Schneider who have started their own girls speed racer driving team and have just set a new world record for picking off 35 male joggers in one week. Michelle Moore has also started her own health spa and hired Laurie “Stonie” Richards as tennis instructor and Melissa Bassett to teach aerobics. Also located down the street is the “Kiddie Kare-A-Lot Kare Center” operated by Carol Doglio with Delonda Pendall as her assistant. The Class of ’82 also has their share of celebraties. Just pulling in is noted bow hunter and president of the “Valient Canine Club and Obedience Center”, Rick Rahn. In close pursuit are a bevvy of giggling starlets who include Karen Miller, Gail Harris, Mardel Ping, Beth Maley, Tracy Rothert, and Michelle Richey, all who tried making it in the nursing profession but settled for nursing roles on “General Hospital” ... with the exception of Michelle who settled for doing Purina Cat Chow commercials with her cat, Sophie III. Also coming in from television land are pro-football star Jud Silveus and mystery fantasy writer Rod Schumacher who have just finished taping guest shots for the “Richard Simmons Show”. The roar of engines pulling in announces the arrival of Dave Boyer and John Thompson, both who are featured in this month’s issue of “Crash ’N Burn” Magazine for “Wreck of the Year.” Also featured in the same issue is an article about Todd Beatty who has been working on a secret car which runs completely on Bavarian spring water. Assisting him in the experimentation are Todd Brummett, Jim Burress, and Todd Castleman. With the festivities in full swing, the last to arrive finally arrive. All the way from Texas come Frank Cundiff and Jim Thome who produce their own line of chew, flavored with snake venom. Doug Craft, Doug Eastham, Brian Gravit, and Randy McCarty have all become professional college preppies who indulge themselves with reading novels, Shakespeare, and term papers. And with brief case in hand comes Laurie Stowell, D.A., who is currently battling capital punishment in the courts. At her heels are Norma Mittelberg and Carol Carnett, her legal secretaries. Only one classmate couldn’t make it — Mona McCarty ... She was sick. As the night goes on, many happy memories are recalled, such as the football team going to the playoffs, homecoming, Drom. and Consumer’s Ed. But all in all. it was a creat reunion. My last announcement .. 126 Valedictorian Monica Pitman AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Salutatorian Julie Wortley ■ LOOK TO THE FUTURE fl 1 FOR THE PAST IS GOME I a 127 “LOOK TO THE FUTURE FOR THE PAST IS GONE” THE CLASS OF 1982 1st row: Pat Newberry, Julie Wortley, Laurie Richards, Tracy Conover, Mardel Ping, Cindy Miller, Julie Cavaness, Cindy Moats 2nd row: Beth Maley, Kay Hurley, Dana Ashby, Karen Miller, Dee Dee Ketchum, Susan Palmer, Melissa Bassett, Michelle Moore 3rd row: Lori Dudley, Cindy Willoughby, Carol Doglio, Barb Stufflebeam, Delonda Pendle, Gladys Collins, Norma Mittelberg 4th row: Mona McCarty, Marcia Mitchell, Monica Pitman, Michelle Richey, Gail Harris, Cam Bates, Tracy Rothert, Carol Carnett, Laurie Stowell 5th row: John Thompson, Deb Sullivan, Annette Schneider, Dana Moorman, Barb Hoodak, Melanie Corlas, Nancy Walker, Dan Marshall 6th row: Randy McCarty, Bob Rutherford, Rod Schumacher, Brent Branham, Butch Pierce, Doug Craft, Doug Eastham 7th row: Rick Rahn, Todd Castleman, Kevin Jones, Mark McDonald, Todd Brummett, Chuck DuBois, Dave Knoepfle 8th row: Pat Norris, Frank Cundiff, Dave Boyer, Todd Beatty, Jud Silveus, Dave Collins, Dave LeConte 9th row: Jim Burris, Brian Gravit 128 o yoiu yc gp I m HENDRICKS Home Furnishings Virden Department Store Virden Dept. Store Featuring The Underground Westside Of The Square Phone: (217) 965-3331 Open: Monday Evening Friday Evening Until 9 Hendrick's Home Furnishing Featuring Flexsteel Broyhill Furniture Phone: 217-965-3337 Open: Mon. Fri. Eve. Until: 9:00 217 N. Springfield Li Good Luck Class Of “82” THE AUBURN LEGION POST NO. 277 iifr, __ 611 E. Monroe Street TOUR AND TRAVEL Springfield. IL. 62701 Phone: 217-528-8421 Across From Post Office AARDVARK Clocks Antiques Bought Sold 1406 S. 5th Str Tel.: 789-1129 Springfield, III. 62703 Open Daily: 10 A.M. To 5 P.M. Estella P. Booth Home Tel.: 217-546-1969 ‘Closed Sundays ys £m SOUTH COUNTY PUBLICATIONS Main Offigo iin M K.v, _ “Congratulations” 7 1 Class Of 82 THE PURPLE fir Ajj PUPPY ruJU J NURSERY Auburn, IL 62615 Publishers Of: The Auburn Citizen The Chatham Clarion The Divernon News The Pawnee Post Phone: 438-6155 Have a Coke and a smile. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 3495 Sagamon Avenue Springfield, IL. 544-4891 1 019 EAST FNOS SPH1 NGFIELD, ILLINOIS 62 05 Best Wishes To The Class Of “82” F. W. •'Todd BRINKMAN 217 52856 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Headlines By f Jane W Bailey 406 W. Maple Auburn, IL 62615 438-3773 Virden, IL 965-5494 Member FDIC COUNTRY MARKET .........- m CHAR’S AUBURN FLOWER SHOP Route 104 East One Stop Shopping For Gas And Groceries Open 6a.m-12p.m. Ph. 438-9993 Ph. 438-6514 410 W. Jefferson Auburn, Illinois 62615 STATE FARM INSURANCE THE ONLY PLACE Bill Woodruff Agent Restaurant Lounge Open 7 Days A Week Sun-Thurs — 6am To 9pm Fri Sat 6am To 10pm N. Jet. Rt. 4 Phone: Auburn, IL 438-6814 Route 104 Auburn, IL 62615 Phone 217-438-6033 Congratulations To The Graduates From Lou Betty Pusch And Sons furunt SALES SERVICE Good Luck NARDI TV From 134 E. Dean R D BAKER Virden,IL 62690 CHEVROLET Ph. 965-5533 “Congratulations To The Grads!” 226 N. 5th Auburn Old Fashion Personal Service 132 POLEN’S SLAUGHTER PROCESSING MOORMAN MANUFACTURING CO. 323 W. Madison Ph 217-438-6318 Auburn, IL 62615 Roy C. Grider, Jr. Wholesale Distribution Center Rt. 104 West Auburn Phone 438-6117 Quality Service and Products Since 1897 STEVE’S REPAIR AND 24 HOUR TOWING TELEPHONE 522 7719, AREA CODE 217 Schmidt Bros. Inc. 1210 EAST LAUREL, P. O. BOX 277 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 62705 SHEET METAL • ROOFING • VENTILATING WARM AIR HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION • 24 HOUR SERVICE Congratulations From The Steve Gyorkos Owner Ph 438-6611 AUBURN PEOPLES BANK BERRY FUNERAL HOME NARMONT MACHINERY CO. Power Farm Machinery Steve Narmont, Manager Auburn, Illinois ■ Lynn Berry Authorized White Sales . Service GMC Trucks Machinery ■ ■■ Auburn - Virden - Girard Day Phone - 438-6193 Night Phone - 438-6451 AUBURN TIRE AND SERVICE Phone: ™I1 438-3311 L g sjh]lj 438-3312 yJjBv Best Wishes From: THE CITY OF AUBURN THE SEWING BASKET TRUDY’S TRUNK Northside Of Virden Square Virden, IL Ph. 965-4412 Jr. Fashions Accessories 183 E. Jackson Virden Northside Of Square Ph. 965-3812 Complete Line Fabrics Pattern Sewing Notions Office Hours By Appointment DR. WALTER O. HEDRICK DR. KEITH T. HEDRICK OPTOMETRIST DECK’S DRUGS Girard, IL. 62640 The Mall Tel: Westside Square 217-965-3532 Virden, IL 62690 Store Est. 1884 Best Wishes To The Graduates SNELL BROTHERS EQUIPMENT Thank Heavens For Evans VIRDEN CLEANERS Highway 4 North Virden, IL Phone: (217) 965-3333 HERB CLAUSEN FORD, INC. 1024 N. Springfield Virden,IL 62690 Duane D. Evans Congratulations Class Of “82” 180 E. Dean St. Virden, Illinois 62690 “Your Satisfaction Is Our 1 Priority” Sales Service Phone: (217) 965-3317 Good Luck Class Of ‘82’ 135 9B HARMON’S SHOPPING PLAZA Feature Only The Finest Quality Meat And Produce Plus Offering Full Service AUBURN TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Highway 104, Auburn, IL Harmon’s Shopping Plaza Phone (217) 438-3023 Best Wishes BEATTY IMPLEMENT CO. Auburn, IL Ph. 438-6111 Berle — Bob — Darrel — Keith 137 p— Jeans By: Faded Glory Viceroy Lee Levi Tops By: Kennington Career Club Arrow Forum MEN’S WEAR Route 104 East Auburn, IL Hours: 10:-8:30 Dailey Complete Formal Wear Service Sat: 10:-5:00 Solar Energy ... Is Now A Reality ... Let Us Show You How. Manufacturers Of: Bareplgte Collectors, And Complete Aluminum Framed Collectors. Suppliers Of: Systems, Pumps, Controllers. Best Wishes From Sam Snell And John Beatty SUNDUIT INC. Auburn, IL 62615 Ph. 438-3712 THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Barry Denton General Manager ILLINI SPORTING GOODS, INC Compliments Of FRIENDLY CHEVROLET 1810 West Jefferson Springfield, Illinois 62702 ft 2627 Stevenson Drive, Springfield, IL. 62703 Bus: 217 529-7100 Ph. 787-4587 138 Best Of Luck To All ... From The Team At BLACK’S Congratulations To The Grads From: VFW POST 8157 Your Sports Headquarters For An Individual Or A Complete Team — Let Us Be Your One Stop Shopping Center ... Black’s Sporting Goods 525-1910 8th and Monroe Springfield, IL We Sponsor The Following: Old Fashion Picnic Children’s Christmas Party Auburn Boy Scouts Golf Tournament Auburn Lions Club Auburn, Illinois Glaucoma Testing Center Lioness Club Candy Day For The Blind Lions Track Meet Tractor Pull Eye And Ear Test CPR 140 Harmon's Shopping Plaza Rt. 104 Auburn, III. 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 HARRY'S PHARMACY Harry Buck Jr., R.Ph. Owner j Ph. 438-6141 438-2431 (Toll Free From Springfield) 141 Quality Drainage Materials For Agriculture SPRINGFIELD PLASTICS R.R. 1 Auburn, IL. 438-6167 MICK AND MARY’S HOMESTYLE DINNERS Thayer, IL 965-3511 NICHOLLS SONS WEB’S AUBURN MARKET Hardware Plumbing Heating Auburn, IL Ph: 438-6416 Quality Meats Produce And Groceries East Side Of The Square Ph: 438-6316 Compliments Of PRAIRIE FARMS STATE BANK OF VIRDEN Complete Line Of Dairy Prod. 200 N. 9th Str. Springfield, IL. Virden, IL Member FDIC Good Luck Class Of ’82 MARILYN’S BEAUTY SHOP 208 South Sixth Street Auburn AL DRAP CLOTHING Buy Your Wraps At Draps Virden, IL fll MOORE BUILDING CO. Clear Span Farm, Wr J Commercial and Industrial y f; Uni-Frame Engineering will meet local building codes and cost far less than steel bonanza s,ruc,u,es BUILDINGS Route 104 East Auburn, IL 217-438-3336 DAVE BAILEY TRUCKING 438-3773 406 W. Maple Auburn, IL 62615 Congratulations Class Of “82” From: Dr. Steve Hubbart MADIAR INSURANCE SERVICE 212 West Center St. Girard, IL 62640 (217) 627-2191 Home — Auto — Life — Business It Pays To % 0aw L°°k We mike's BARBERSHOP Auburn, III. STATE BANK OF GIRARD Member FDIC ; Girard, IL Phone: 217-627-2112 TOM DAY 3150 South Bjtier BUSINESS Springfield. IL 62703 MACHINES (217) 529-8282 TOM DAY ADLER TYPEWRITERS ADLER CALCULATORS STANDARD DUPLICATORS , IBM Service £■ mr RAY LANDERS Ralston Purina t-ORING ESKEW X Auburn Grain Feed Company 400 WEST WADlSON ST AUBURN. ILLINOIS 62615 130-3518 We Treat You Right brazier AUBURN DAIRY QUEEN Auburn, 111. Am. Dairy Queen Corp Congratulations Class Of 82 MIDSTATE IMPLEMENT CO. Auburn, Illinois 62615 A R AUTO SUPPLY Phone: 438-3111 405 W Madison 438-6355 “Pleasing You Pleases Us” M Summer Ttoute A CONSIGNMENT SHOPPE WE LL SELL IT FOR YOU Edwin B (Red) Ann Wilson Congratulations 1982 Grads JCT 4 104 PUNKIN McClELLANO AUBURN 11 62615 Owner 1217)438 3111 Patrons Vi’s Beauty Salon Sears Catalog — Virden Courty Electric Cinderella Beauty Shop McKain’s Radio And TV — Auburn BUi Father James Kondrath Mid America Machenery Dr. Don Jessen Herff Jones Bill Lampkin Ted Lay Agency 41 144 105 SO Fifth STREET AUBURN ILLINOIS 62015 4� A Keepsake Diamond Is Guaranteed In Best Wishes To Writing, Forever, To Have Perfect Clarity, The Class Of Fine White Color And Perfect Cut ( “82” Choose A Perfect Keepsake Ring To Express Your Love WILLOW-BEE Holland Your Jeweler BEAUTY SHOPPE 218 So. 6th Springfield, IL. First In Agrionics DICKEY JOHN CORPORATION RUA’S VARIETY CLOTHING Northeast Corner Of Square Wearing Apparel For The Whole Family Osh Kosh B’Gosh Work Clothing Best Wishes For A Bright Future Wolverine Boots Shoes Keds Tennis Footwear COZY DRIVE IN 293S SO. SIXTH ST. • 525-1992 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS Serving — Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 6a.m.-8p.m. Featuring — Home Cooked Soups, Chillies, Fresh French Fries, 90% Lean Ground Chuck. Bring Your Yearbook In For A One Time Only 20% Discount On Any Purchase. Expires 12 31 82 145 AUBURN GRAIN CO. INC. Wayne Molen — Ray Landers Phone: (217) 438-6189 Or (217) 438-6180 Auburn, IL 62615 ATWATER GRAIN CO. INC. Jack T. Bailey — Pat Cray Atwater, IL ‘We Don’t Want All The Business — Just Yours’ 146 For Success In Liberal Arts And Professions A Fully Accredited Career-Oriented Professional Two-Year College Ph 525-1420 1500 North Fifth St. Springfield, IL 62702 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE IN ILLINOIS WALKO MUSIC CO. For All Your Musical Needs 1120 S. Second St. Springfield. IL. Hours - 10-8 Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. Hardware Lumber Paint LUMBER CO., INC. 306 W. Adams Auburn, IL 62615 Phone — 438-3391 A Big Thank You To LLOYD STUDIO For All The Help With The Photography For The Yearbook Best Wishes To The Graduates From Bob 8t Edna BANK OF SPRINGFIELD Fifth A Adams Filth ('«« Hanking ( nilit Nwmglwld II. 62701 • llmiw TSFalll • Wntlirr F I 14 Member FDIC Two Convenient Drive-Up Teller Locations 147 AUBURN FERT. CHEM. 301 W. Jefferson Complete Line Of Agriculture Chemicals Plus Liquid And Dry Fertilizer Phone (217) 438-6158 Charles Chimento — Manager Joe Powell — Assistent Manager “Good Luck To The 1982 Graduates” FORD AUBURN COUNTRY FORD STORE Sales — Service — Rentals — Leasing Spfld Tele No 544-4038 Auburn Tel No. 438-6191 Factury Authorized Service Open Til 8 Mon-Fri Sat Til 5 444 W. Jackson —Auburn 13 Miles South Of White Oaks Mall 148 LOUISE SARGENT’S BEAUTY SALON 305 South 10th St. Auburn, IL 62615 Best Wishes Bab Grain Rt. 104 East Phone 438-6582 Jafra Skincare Consultant Phone: 438-3316 BOB DICKEY SALES CO. P.O. Box 149A Auburn, IL 62615 Never Give Up!! Best Wishes To The Class Of “82” From SUNSHINE ENTERPRISES NELSON’S DRUG STORE Route 4 Auburn, IL 62615 Pawnee, IL 625-7212 Congratulations To The Class Of ’82 ANGELO’S WALKO MUSIC CO. Family Restaurant For All Your Musical Needs Harmon’s Shopping Plaza Auburn, IL 62615 1120 S. Springfield St. Springfield, IL Phone: 438-6014 Owners: Dave Brenda Furguson Hours — 10-8 Mon-Fri 10-5 Sat. 149 150 Best Wishes To The Class Of “82” FARM SUPPLY SERVICES, INC. Auburn, IL 62615 Dennis Kopp, Manager “Wishes For The Best Of Everything” To The 1982 Graduates From St. Benedict’s Roman Catholic Church 126 E. Washington Phone: 438-6222 Body And Fender Repairs, Refinishing LOMELINO’S AUTO BODY SHOP Larry Lomelino Phone: 438-3227 368 E. Washington Auburn, IL 62615 EDGEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE GEORGIA RASURE R R. 3 (21 7) • 438-6131 AUBURN, ILLINOIS C2615 Open To Public Lunch: 11-5 Dinner: 5-10 Sunday Brunch: 10-2 Banquet And Meeting Rooms Available Organic Cosmctict OEMON8TWT.ON� , CONSULtAliONi Products czA 'u-HJ. j3eo.uI cSaCon JOYCE NEECE -430-327.4 Pam SPOOR 438-6954 COMPLETE GUARD - PATROL INVESTIGATION SERVICE ■ LICENSED BONOEO INSURED 24 HOUR SERVICE 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 T H E E N D BYE-BYE! 152