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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

REMEMBER WHEN 1983 Opening 2-5 Dedication 6 Underclass 7-16 Senior 17-47 Clubs 48-64 Activities 65-80 Sports 81-102 Staff 103-112 Advertising 113-139 Auburn High School, Auburn, IL 62615 WHEN .. Remember When?? Volleyball is so dull. Me my RC. I’m gonna get ya. Timo found a family. Remember when Pat learned to shoot? Oh well, late for History — Again! Brothers make great chairs. Hi guys! Mrs. Virginia Palmer gave freely of her time and talents to the students at Au- burn High School. She is sadly missed by all but especially the music depart- ment. VIRGINIA PALMER MAY 6, 1922-SEPTEMBER 29, 1982 FRESHMAN CLASS Mike Allen Doug Appelt Glenda Bailey Tina Barnard Tom Berola Missy Bird Bill Bolletta Deanna Boyer Brian Brummett Rodney Carrigan John Cavanas Rodney Conlin Joe Cook Ron Cummings Donna Dickey Julie Dumbrava Connie Easlic Elena Eliason Troy Ferguson Mike Flannagan Dave Flynn Karen Ford Kevin Ford Lisa Friesland Class Officers: Top — T. Rash, V. Pres.; Middle — C. Wanless, S.C. Rep.; K. Stillwell, Pres.; C. Voyles, Treas.; K. Koehler, Sec. Bottom — T. Norris, S.C. Rep.; M. Pit- man, S.C. Rep. 8 April Gallo John Gilmore Crystal Heren Kimberly Herlan Angela Hill Barb Holmes Melissa Hubbartt Renee Hunter Denny King Kathi Koehler Monica Kolenich Susan Kolenich Amy Krell Angie Langiano David Ludek Laura Luetzow Kevin MacKenzie Grant Maholland Dan Mann Dave McCarty Craig McDonald Charles McGraw Brian Meidel Michael Moats Stacey Moore Greg Myers Vince Nadalini Ken Nash Shari Neisler Eric Neumann 9 10 Tina Norris Melissa Nuckols Pat Parks Christy Patterson Dawn Pitchford Marsha Pitman Todd Rash Mike Richey Tom Rutherford Ken Schroeder Heather Selinger Doug Snider Dale Standefer Kelly Stillwell Shelly Stowell Bobby Stufflebeam Mark Trost Cindy Voyles Gina Wallner Chantal Wanless SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Officers — Top — L. Harmon, V. Pres. Middle — S. Craft, S. Council; T. Kelly, Pres.; M. Buck, S. Council; K. Henkhaus, S. Council. Front — J. Wortley, Sec.; C. Courty, Treas. Tammy Bailey Doug Baker Chris Barnard Brenda Barnhill Steve Basiewicz Mike Bearden Tim Bearden Bill Bird Kim Bishop John Bolletta Mary Buck Crystal Conkle Maureen Corlas Chris Courty Sherrie Craft Lori Curtis Tony Deheve Vic Devos Eric Divjak Robert Edmiston Mike Galloway Lisa Gillespie Tim Gravit Debbie Hampton 11 Daron Harden Laurie Harmon Jean Hayes Kristen Henkhaus Monica Herlan Beth Hidlebaugh Missy Hill Susan Hoose Tim Housman Keri Huff Lisa Karhliker 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 Kenny Norris Sue Page Charles Patterson Mike Renner M Phillip Rogers Mike Sandidge Stephanie Sandidge Jim Schuster Rob Sergent Shirley Shelton Bob Stowell Renee Sutton Lori Tharp Scott Tish Mark Valetti Joe Watkins Kay Watkins Dennis Williams Tammy Wilson Machelle Woods David Woodside Jean Woodside Joe Wortley PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 13 Not Pictured Mary Bloome JUNIOR CLASS Lori Adcock Tricia Baldwin Kevin Bauswell Leila Bernhardt Kathy Blackman Steve Brooks Dean Brummet Liz Cameron Darrin Clark Christina Clary Jackie Corlas Sally Cowan Sue Cumming Carmen Dodd Tim Douglas Pat Flynn Mike Garvin Teresa Gresham Tim Halton Kathy Hampton Cindy Higgins Trudy Kaufman Kathy Kelly George Lambert Class Officers: K. Kelly, Pres.; bottom: D. Oberling, S. Council; D. Nichols, Sec.; R. Morris, S. Council; L. Adcock, S. Council; J. Moore, Treas.; M. Mohler, Prom Comm, (not pictured E. Loyd, V. Pres.). 14 Deanna Langiano Eva Loyd Matt Mangold Fred Manship John McCann Deanna McGraw Ron Miller Bill Miller Robert Mitchell Robert Moats Mario Mohler Scott Monks James Moore Rhonda Morris Kathy Myers Mike Newton Dennis Nichols Stuart Nuckols Doug Oberling Joe Oiler Melissa Patterson Jim Pendleton Jacie Peterman Melody Ping Betty Pusch September Rasure Kevin Richey Dwayne Sargeant Dan Selig Sheri Sexton 15 Steve Smith Stewart Smith Jean Sperry Bill Standage Kim Stufflebeam Brad Thompson Lois Todd Jenny Wagner Todd Wanless Steve Williams Lisa Willis Jim Wortley Jim Yagow Ruth Yasinski Timo Ylonen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Not Pictured Jimmy Eliason Everett Lackey Ruth Pierce 16 SENIORS ALIVE! SENIORS s wtFn Garry Dale Bouvet “It’s amazing what can be accom- plished when no one cares who gets the credit.” ▼ Richard Lee Barnhill ▼ Donna Kay Boyer “Life to me .. Is not measured in years. It’s measured instead in smiles, laughter, and tears.” Elizabeth Dee Bateman A “If you’ll believe in me. I’ll believe in you.” Marisa Jean Bell “Obstacles are challenges for win- ners; and excuses for losers.” ▼ Tami Lynn Bergman “A friend is someone who under- 4 stands your past, believes in your fu- ture and accepts you today just the way you are.” Pamela L. Brackebusch “What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. 20 Harry Edward Buck III “You only live once, but if you live it right once is enough.” ▼ Catherine Mary Chambers “Good times come and go, but the memories last forever.” Caryn Rae Corine “Fault is the easiest thing to find, p yet too many people keep on looking for it.” Pattie Jo Castleman “A friend is one who knows you well and still likes you.” T Vicki Lynn Castleman “Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road.” Rena Crafton a “This time, like all other times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.” 21 Michael J. Crider Daphney Marie Dineen “A person who doesn’t make mis- takes probably hasn’t done any- thing.” T Thomas Frank DuBois “If you speak before you think, you find out what’s really on your mind.” T Todd Owen Dudley ► 22 ki Rhonda S. Day a “A conceited man is like a man up in a balloon. Everybody looks small to him. He looks small to everybody else.” “Talent is wanting something bad enough to work for it.” ▼ Daniel Wayne Dixon “When your work speaks for itself, don’t interrupt.” Eric Andrew Eastham a “I never put off until tomorrow what I can possibly do the day after.” Elaine Zoe Edmiston “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” T Patrick Thomas Flannigan “Each morning look back upon your work of yesterday and then try to beat it.” T Lisa Gail Galloway “Use your head! It's the little things that count.” 23 Tonya Jean Goodroe Julie Teressa Grider “Remember, your halo has only a few inches to fall to become a noose.” t John Wesley Harden ▼ Scott Harmon “A man doesn’t live by bread alone. He needs buttering up once in a while.” ► Carla Jean Grider “Success is nothing, unless you have someone you love to share it with.” “For everything you have missed, you have gained something else; and for everything you gain, you lose something.” T Alice Ann Harbour “A man is as good as he has to be, and a woman as bad as she DARES!” 24 7 Dawn Rene Henkhaus In the world, it is not what we take up, but what we give up, that makes us rich.” ▼ Hy H Hunt I made it!” ▼ Drew Alan Hummel “Live every day to the fullest for who knows what tomorrow brings.” Julianne Marie Hoose a “Don’t go away mad, just go away.” Ruthmarie Herlan “He who cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must himself pass.” Joseph Todd Heren 4 “I the willing have done so much for so long, with so little, I am now qualified to do anything with noth- ing.” Thomas Hugh Wagner A (Johnson) Life is too important to take seri- ously.” Harry Patrick Kearns “It’s better to have tried and failed, than to have never tried at all ▼ Alan Dale Lebel ▼ Margie S. Manship “Sharing and caring are the secrets ► of life.” 26 ▲ Christopher Brickly Knoepfle Sharon Christine Mangold “The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend.” ▼ Lisa Ann Las “I cannot change yesterday ... I can only make the most of today and look with hope toward tomorrow.” Karen Kaye Meidel “Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it princi- pally in one spot.” Kathleen Ann Meyer “The past is over The future has be- gun and is the reality of today.” ▼ Gavin Eugene Neumann “If you don’t try, you can’t fail.” ▼ Christy Kay Parks ► “Life with Christ is an endless hope, without Him a hopeless end.” Cynthia A. Millburg A “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love to- day.” Angela Marie Miller “Friendship is the golden thread that ties the hearts of all the world.” ▼ Elliott Alan Mohler “The true art of memory is the art of attention.” Kimberly Gene Rash a “Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.” 27 Bradley Paul Schroeder “Imagine all the people living life in peace.” T Gary Lee Sergent Life to me is not measured in years. It's measured in memories, smiles, laughter, and tears.” Jeffrey Wayne VanStrien ► 28 James Lloyd Stowell A “Go for the gusto or don’t go at all.” Scott Alan Sheppard “I don’t recall your name, but your manners are familiar.” T 4 Kristin Sue Stamer Richard D. Yasinski ▲ “Trust in the Lord with all your heart; lean not to your own under- standing.” Seniors Not Pictured Con Ed, of course. I am studying! Munchies! No one's here. Are you awake? Patricia Ann Boles Mark Anson Gardner Virgil Joseph Henn Troy Vincent Hogarth Michael Scott McCarty Sandra Kay Stufflebeam Best side? No, like this What is a lobster? 31 SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO n. Succeed in life. Christy Parks Elliott Mohler. Be an athlete. Be a centerfold. Dawn Henkhaus Drew Hummel Angie Miller Mike Crider. Be a cop. Rhonda Day Harry Buck. Own a gossip column. Karen Meidel Mike Crider. Be a teacher. Garry Bouvet Kathy Meyer. Operate computers make the dean’s list. Dawn Henkhaus Elliott Mohler. Be a radical comedian. Tom Johnson Cathy Chambers. Be found in strange places. Jim Stowell Karen Meidel. 33 SENIOR SWEETIES OF THE SIXTIES 1. Lisa Galloway 2. Vicki Castleman 3. Dan Dixon 4. Rhonda Day 5. Ruthmarie Herlan 6. Rena Crafton 7. Hy Hunt 8. Rick Kerns 9. Bob Carrigan 10. Daphney Dineen 11. Sandy Stuffelbeam 12. Julie Hoose 13. Gary Sergent 14. Missy Bell 15. Tom Johnson 16. Elaine Edmiston 17. Marge Manship 18. Dawn Henkhaus 19. Pam Brackebusch 20. Pat Flannigan 21. Jim Stowell 22. Jeff VanStrien 23. Cathy Chambers 24. Tami Bergman 25. Kristy Stamer 26. Joe Heren 27. Chris Mangold 28. Cindy Ervin 29. Karen Meidel 30. Julie Grider 31. Todd Dudley 32. Cindy Millburg 33. Christy Parks 34. Kathy Meyer 35. Tonya Goodroe 36. Lori Evitt 37. Carla Grider 38. Mark Gardner 39. Brad Schroeder 40. Alice Harbour 41. Elliott Mohler 42. Rich Barnhill 35 SENIOR WILLS I, Beth Bateman, being of Freudian mind and partyin’ body hereby bequeath the following: To Donna Boyer. I leave all the memories of our good times (I know there’ll be more) and my friendship; To Cathy Chambers, a year’s supply of barf bags and all of our partyin’ memories (Sweetheart Dance Junior Year); To Chris Mangold, one huge “GIT” just like I promised; to Julie Hoose, all our memories (summer) and an everlasting love with Joe; To Cindy Millburg and Brad Schroeder, a big “Thanks” for all the rides to and from school; and to all my other friends a big Thanks” for all the good times. I, Missy Bell, being of sound and sleeping mind and half-way athletic body leave the following to AHS: To Mr. Rigg, a new fishing partner and a live alligator for all your sweaters, if he doesn’t eat them. To Melis H., Marsha P., and Julie D.. their own McDonalds to pig out at after B-ball games. To Eva I leave a life supply of Happy Meals. To Carla, a NEW boyfriend with nice MUSCLES, a place at State for your relay, and best of luck in everything. To Mr. Thornton, someone with a good shot that uses it, a team that has done as well as ours has and that has as much fun. and last, a new secretary to do your work. To Keri and Lori — the ability to dunk the ball when you’re Seniors. To AHS the ability to have fun and not get in trouble. Fairwell AHS and the Class of “83”. I, Tami Bergman, leave to the following: To Dennis N. a bottle of red finger nail polish and an endless night under the mistletoe. To Wheeze a hug and a big thanks for all your help. To Steve S. and Bob S. someone else to put in the garbage can. To H.B., 5 years. To T.D., H.B., B.C., H.H., M.G., and E.E. — Thanks for all your friendship and support, you guys mean a lot. To K.S., L.L., C.C., and K.M. thanks for all the good times. Now I leave with only one Bergman to go. I, Garry Bouvet, being of intellectual mind and superior athletic body leave the following: To Pat F., I leave my height and my ability to catch a touchdown pass. To Drew H., I leave my yellow bug and someone else to give you rides. To Gary S., I leave a new pair of playboy underwear. To Julie G., someone else to steal your lunch. To Joe 0. a Weight Watchers, How To Diet book. To Coaches Rigg and Bandy, continued success and undefeated seasons and a big THANKS! To A.K. someone else to give hippointers to. To the best for last, Lisa, I leave my college address, my love, and a thanks for all the understanding, you’re the BEST! and A.H.S., I leave with no regrets and the best of luck. I, Donna Boyer, being of sound mind and body bequeath to the following: To my little sister Deanna, a lot of good times and lots of love! To Cindy E., I hope you have a great life. To Rena C. another dumb sucker to go to scarey movies with! To Chris M. I leave lots of happiness and a great big rainbow! To Beth another date with your only love Randy T. (ha ha) To Carmen D. my favorite cousin, I hope you have a great time in your last year at AHS! And to the rest of my friends a happy life and a big smile. And AHS I leave you with great reluctance. I, Pam Brackebusch, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: To Jackie, a “Lester” and another great duet. To Deanna, first chair and ‘blaring Missy’; To Mario, a flower shop. To Jenny, lots of luck. To Vicki, another fat lip and lots of love (from Rick of course). To Brad, 16' j months of great memories and good luck with the Sizzlers, also a big Thanks to Eric. To Barry, and someday Emily, fun at A.H.S. To all of the Class of ’83 — Best of Luck!! I, Harry Buck, being of warped mind and underpriviledged body do hereby bequeath the following: To Kodak Jack, a new role of 35 mm film for his great pictures. To R.B. another “all night excursion” with womanchild. To Mr. Sly a chevy motor” for his poochtang. To Eric, a new track II razor blades for a macho shave. To the master of Disaster the King of Blaster, a new Blaster with direction arrows. To Carp, a 30 gallon Gold-plated pic. To Furball, a brand new homelite. To Mary Beth a boyfriend with a real 4-W-D truck. To Teri, I leave all my luck for her next few years. To the rest of AHS I leave as many good times as I’ve had and even more. I, Bob Carrigan, being of sound mind and a great pair of ponies shoes leave to T.D. a year’s supply of lamp shades for parties. And a pair of dancing shoes. To R.B. a set of index fingers. To E.E. a lifetime supply of chain saw blades and a chain saw to shave your face. To R.B. some sheep shears and a chain saw to help clean up the next day. Fairwell to everyone! Have fun! Bye! I, Pattie Castleman, being of Freudian mind and luscious body, do bequeath to the following: To Cathy C. someone else’s shoulder to Make a mess on!” To Christy P.,an autographed picture of “The Thing”. To Karen M.. a book on How to burp with Style” and lots of luck. To Renee S., Ruth P.. Lori T., Lisa K., and Christy P.. lots love and thanks for your great friendships!! I’m sure you guys will be up at I.C. for some wild times. To the freshmen boys someone else to pick on! To Steve B., Steve S.. Dennis N., thanks for your friendship and support. Give those girls a breather! To the rest of A.H.S.. I leave my love and thanks for making this year worthwhile. Now I leave myself to Peff forever and ever. I, Vicki Castleman, leave the following: To Pammy, the right side of my face so she can step on it anytime she likes. To Beth I leave a ride home. To the Senior class I leave best wishes for everyone. And last but not least to Rick, I leave all my love, forever. 36 I, Rena Crafton, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: D.K.B., and S.C.M. more of the good times and love we have shared. To my brother Jim, all the luck and love I can give you. To Cindy E. all the support and friendship I can give you in your hard times. To Beth B. another person to go to the Township Park with and get scared by the horse. To my parents a big Thank You for all your support and love. To all my friends not mentioned a great big thank you for your help. I, Dan Dixon, being of tired mind and body do hereby leave to Mr. Thoele; 20 pounds of burnt popcorn. To Mrs. Kaiser, I give one day that no one asks for help. To Mrs. Bailey I leave one yearbook staff that earns all the money she will need for a complete yearbook. To Elliott, Kathy, Kristy and Mario. I leave my friendship and an ear for listening to problems. To A.H.S. I leave the relief of no more Dixon’s for 10 years. Being of sound mind and body, I, Elaine Edmiston, leave the following: To Mr. Thornton I leave lots of luck in girls BB and a big smile! To Miss Clark I leave lots of crazy times and someone else for you to teach how to hit! To: J.G. C.G. D.H. R.H. T.G. E.L. and to all my other friends I leave lots of crazy times and great memories — you are all great friends. To my brother, Robert, I leave the ability to show Auburn that you can play ball! To my “Super-Spy” I leave someone else for you to spy on!! To Gary Sergent, I leave all my love and more — I love you. Last I leave AHS with a smile — I’m on to bigger and better things. I, Cindy Ervin, leave the following: To B.B. a permanent bus pass so you can stop bugging everyone for a ride. To L.G. a good laugh, a case of frozen bananas, the ability to go forth and ?!, and a copy of my phone for B-A-B. To T.D. a friend and a good book on fishing. To C.C. the man of your dreams, even though I don’t think he even exists. To R.C. Many fun memories and finally a pen pal, me. To M.M. thanks for waiting (and waiting) for me very morning. You’re a good friend. To H.B. thanks for everything. You’re super. To D.B. thanks for being my friend all these years, no one could replace you, and if you need anything just whistle. To C.M., all the rainbows in the world. To Mr. Rigg someone else to never understand Physics and Math at the same time, To R.D. makeup remover for some certain person’s coat. To K.M. several human specimens. To J.V. thanks for the extra 100 words. To L.O. all my love, always. I, Lori Evitt, being her, leave the following: To my best friend Alice H. I leave a Mr. Bandy voo doo doll. To Kathy M. I leave her favorite angel eyes and the ability to read, memorize and obey the hands off policy. To Harry B. I leave all my friendship even if he doesn’t want it. To Sheri S. I leave a five-minute shopping spree in Hucks. To Kristy M. I leave someone else to do nothing with. To Mr. C. I leave someone else to do his dirty work for him. Finally I leave AHS with fond memories and great friends. I’m proud to be a graduate from AHS. I, Lisa Galloway, leave the following: To Julie: A big thanks for you know what and also for the use of your bathroom one cloudy night. Don’t forget phone calls on New Year’s Eve or riding the ferris wheel or teeter-tottering in a dress. To Joe; “something” (But you’ll have to ask Julie). To Cindy: A bottle of wine (this big with this much), a van, and a real good explanation. To Caryn: A free tour of Grandpa’s House and the famous line “Hey, you got any________?” To Mr. Rigg and Mrs. Bailey: Thanks for all the talks and caring. To “muk”: 2 more years to perfect your ability to be sick every Monday from 8:00-3:30. To Mom Dad: Thanks for everything. And finally to my little Matt, I leave everything! I, Butch Garrison, Being of Sound mind and Partied-out body. Do hereby bequeath the following: To L.A. someone else to show her concern to when I’m gone. To J.D. someone else to complain to about Coach Rigg. To Mrs. Kolenich, someone else to get rowdie on her Voc-Bus. To Eric Heffernan — 1 share in the Marlboro Corp so he won’t have to bum utensils. To Mr. Cerveny, some new Sex-Ed Books. To Coach Trump the biggest fan around to help get rid of the smoke 2nd hour. To Miss Clarke, three large boxes of Kleenex to wipe away your tears. Also Kim Bishop to be your chauffeur. To Mr. Messmore the knowledge to catch someone smoking in the shower room. To Mr. Bandy someone to flunk his exams just to get out. To Mr. Rigg someone else to start football smoking 2 packs a day, run the mile in 6 min. flat and start on Varsity Defense and finish the year smoking 2 i packs a day. And finally to all Graduating Seniors — Love is dangerous. Sex isn’t free — We graduate in “83”. To all faculty who raised a fuss — Bet you’re glad that I can’t cuss!!! I, Tonya Goodroe, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: To the sophomore girls I leave another senior to sit with you at lunch. To D.C. I leave you first chair in band. To the A.H.S. faculty I leave a big THANKS; to all the seniors I graduate with good luck in all of your future endeavors, and to Dawn H. and Garry B. I wish you the best because you both deserve it. To S.H. I leave my orange comb to decorate your room. To the girls basketball team, a good season like we should have had for the last 2 years. To Mark V. I leave with you a life time of happiness. I, Carla Grider, leave to Ruth one terrific guy that will treat you great and thanks for being there when I needed you. To Julie the best of luck with everything and thanks for being a great friend. I also leave loving in-laws. To Angie a big THANKS, you’re great. To Eva the ability to choose and you know what for and thanks. Lisa L. our friendship forever. Mr. T. I leave five girls over 6 foot in hopes he beats Kincaid. Miss Clarke the ability to take all four relays to state again. To Chris K. I leave my velour factory. To the rest of my friends thanks for the great times and good luck. Last but not least to Kevin, I leave all our great times and many more. I leave myself forever because that’s how long I will love you. Now I leave last of the Griders, for awhile. I, Julie Grider, leave the following: To Lisa L. the best of friendship and all our memories at the pond. To Carla, a Beach Boys concert and a baby as a boyfriend. To Elaine the ability to hold on to Gary so the freshmen girls won’t mess things up. To Ruth, I leave a Help Me Rhonda record. Maybe someday you’ll get him. To Karen, a good roommate and a clean one too. To Miss Clarke, the worries of someone else being hurt. To Mr. Thornton a big “Thanks.” To Garry B. a new car to drive Drew around in. Last but not least I leave to Drew a big thanks and all my love which is more than anyone would ever 37 know and an enjoyable life with me. I, Alice Harbour, being me. leave the following: To Kathy M., best wishes with Angel eyes. Good Luck! To Lori E., a trip to Oscos in the mall. To Sheri S., a trip to the Salvation Army to pick up a used poster. To Kristy M., someone else to hit and call stupid. To Mr. Bandy. Kristy Meyer, to write Air Supply on your chalkboard for me. To JeanAnn, my sincere friendship and a ranch of your own with lots of horses. To Mrs. Bailey, lots of love from me. To everyone else, I leave the ability to smile because if you don’t smile, you’re nothing. I, John (Moose) Harden, beingof sound mind and body hereby leave to my brother Daron a new CR 25 and a track to ride it on. To my brother Brad 4 more years of fun in high school. To J.B. one rusted out Nova to fix. To Brad” another green bomb to race against, to V.D. one K.M. to go! To G.M. another Moose to bug in the hall! To B.B. someone to steal his lock and put it on backwards! To G.B. thanks for being friends! Finally I leave A.H.S. gladly! I, Dawn Henkhaus, beingof “cultured mind” and sound body leave to my sophomore buddies E.T., Woodward, Huffer, and M.B. a BIG THANKS for making my senior year! To Mr. Thoele. Mr. Rigg, Ms. Clarke, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Kaiser, a BIG THANKS for all your support. To Kristen and Craig a special hope and prayer for your happiness and HAVE FUN. To Billy, someone else to wear your coat around, all of our good times and THANKS for everything — I love you! To all my friends who are leaving with me: T.G., E.E., C.G., R.H., J.G., L.G., K.S., C.C., and P.F., C.K., G.B. — Good luck and God Bless. To my best friends Karen and Christy, Thanks for everything. Now. I leave with lots of great memories and a bright future to look forward to. I, Scott Harmon, being of an extremely intelligent but dirty mind and of a big-headed and hulky body do hereby bequeath the following: To all A.H.S. football lineman (the men) one bald and slightly damaged coach and my ability to take the best pictures. To T.G., I leave one picture of myself to remember the most memorable night of her life when she went out with me. To M.B., I leave many new boyfriends now that she knows how to get them. To R.P., C.P., C.P., D.H., C.G., C.M., J.G., L.L., C.C., L.G., someone else to flirt with: and a word of wisdom to all the guys left at A.H.S. All the good looking girls live somewhere else.” Being of a super body and mind enough to leave A.H.S. I, Joe Heren, leave the following: To T.D., H.H., R.B., H.B., and Spike I leave a life supply of Turtle Wax. To Susan H. I leave the roadways! To Tony N. I leave a big stack of magazines. To Gooner and Squat I leave a keg and a pack of smokes, Thanks for all the good times! To Pete good luck! To Mr. Stillwell a Big Thanks! And finally to my sweeters I love you and you’re coming with me! To A.H.S. I leave saying See ya Bye!” I, Ruthmarie Herlan, beingof minute body and questionable mind hereby leave this as my last will and testimony. I leave Mrs. Bailey another shorthand II class as good as 6th hour, Tami a memory so she can remember all the things she is supposed to bring, Eva someone else to drink what’s under your bed, to my sisters, Monica and Kim, lots of success and happiness, to A.H.S. two more Herlans, and last but not least I leave Prenice lots of love for our future together. I, Julie Hoose, beingof sound mind and body do hereby leave the following: To Caryn I leave a tall, very tall good-looking guy, a gun to shoot martian men in Chatham with, and another great summer!! (Well on second thought not so great, huh?) Thanks for everything! To Lisa, I leave a brown paper bag to carry on ferris wheels especially ones at the state fair. To Beth, I leave a lot of good times, from last summer. Good Luck! To Tony, Susan, and Deb, I leave many more years in Auburn High School. Last, but certainly not least Joe, I’m not leaving you anything because I’m not leaving you. Love va always (this much). I, Drew Hummel, being of sound mind and athletic body leave to the following: To Flan, the ability to catch at least one touchdown pass. To Buv, a nice new car to speed around in. To Sarge, a new pair of sexy underwear. To Beaner, I leave one bucket of corn from the Williamsville game. To Chuckie, I leave a hamburger and a big Hey!” To “Bruce” Stowell I leave 1,000 yards rushing next year. To Coach Rigg and Coach Bandy I leave continued success in A.H.S. sports. To Lisa L. I leave the ability to quit peeking between her fingers. Last but no means forgotten, I leave my Julie, a life long supply of love that I will give her forever. Thanks Ju, for everything, you're the greatest! So I leave A.H.S. with no complaints or sorrows, but a thanks for everything. I, Hy Hunt, being of sound mind and battered body leave to a good friend Chuck P. a bottle of J.D. and shot glass to out drink me and a ride to school every morning for the next two years. To James (“Cool”) M. I leave a weight machine to get as big as Eric. To Doug B. a can of R.C. and someone to punch on from Riverton. To Tara H. four years of pole vaulting to follow up the tradition. To R. Barnhill a new watch so he can have C. Chambers home on time. To E. Eastham a one way ticket to Mr. Universe contest. To A.H.S. I leave a lot of memories and good times. I, Tom Johnson, hereby bequeath to the following: To Joe H., every night we’ve been out partying and 100 rolls of film. To Mike M., benight to remember. To Drew, Julie, Pat, and Brad, thanks for the good times in class. To Mrs. Bailey, a new 7th hour Acct. class. A special thanks goes to Mr. Thoele, Mr. Stillwell, and Mr. Trump: Thanks for keeping me in school. To Jenny I leave another year in school. And I leave knowing I’ve had enough. And also Hi to Eric E., who always says Hi to me in the bathroom. I, Chris Mangold, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath to the following: To my brother Matt, all the happiness 18 in the world, and a great Senior year. To Cindy M., one can of Coors Beer. To Tonya G. all the Reeses Pieces and M M cookies she can eat. To Cathy C. (Gladyse), a place to go to the bathroom. To Rena C. and Donna B.f lots of love and luck, and friends always. To Beth B. a new car. To L.A. all the lizards she wants and thanks and friends forever (LIT). To A.K. a BIG THANKS and another great year in KTC. I, Karen Meidel, do hereby leave the following: To PC, CG, DO, CM. CC, TB. HB. SB, and LK, lot’s of love and friendship. To Kristi S., lot’s of great memories. To Shelly S., a big hug and a skinned Doberman. To AM. RP, and CC, one endless weekend. To James, a lifetime membership in Gold’s Gym. To DN, someone else to say crude things to. To the cheer- leaders, the ability to please everyone — I love you all. to JG, PF, and DH, lot’s of luck putting up with me next year. To Dawn and Christy, THANKS for being my best friends. To Brian, his own Calvin’s and 3 more great years at A.H.S. To the Pawnee rah-rahs, you know where you can put your trophy and it’s not in the trophy case! To A.H.S. I leave the youngest and most dangerous of us all — Rodney. And now I leave .. gladly. I, Kathy Meyer, being she do leave the following: To A.H. a one way ticket to Australia and your drummer to L.E. — S.T. for trial and error S.S. tons of fun with V-ball, and Track — don’t let us be forgotten. S.R. a water bottle that’s always full and one Pac-Man. T.D. — a box of green M M’s to use for bait on fishing expeditions. R.D. — something juicy, M.M. thanks for the extra words. C.E. — a home correspondence course in taxidermy. M.H. — fun with alternating cohesion and you know what else. My (previously unclaimed) sister — K.M. — the fun I had for your last two years and the ability to dazzle the school with your brilliance. Miss Clarke — someone to replace me in volleyball. Mr. Rigg — someone else to bring unsolvable problems from mom. Mr. Bandy — someone to explain the unexplainable, I.E. the kindergarten class. Mrs. Bailey — a replacement for C.D.B. whom you can deal with. And last but not least to D.D., D.D., M.H., B.H., D.S., M.R., and occasionally J.D.G., a new taxi service. Thanks to those forgotten and good luck to one and all. I, Cynthia Millburg, do hereby bequeath to the following, to B.B. a lifetime chauffeur, to C.C., T.K., K.K., and C.C. one last ride at 6 A.M. in the Weedmobile, to M.B. a million summers to play your stereo, to A.M. the ability to successfully climb over gates and to learn how to drive a motorcycle, to C.M. xa of a Coors, to C.C. the ability to figure things out on your breezeway when no one else is around, to K.K. an everlasting friendship and a big THANKS for being my friend, and to Chuck I leave all of my love forever. I, Angie Miller, being of sound mind and body leave to C.G. a blue T.A. to take with the T’s out, a Labor Day weekend that’ll never end and hope we’ll stay friends forever. To R.P. all the thanks in the world for being a true friend. I also leave you one wild trip to Springfield High. To my brothers — Billy I leave my car to tear out a tranny and to little Timmy, who thinks she’s big, all the luck through high school! You've been great brothers. To M.M. T.J. I leave 7 a.m. rendezvous. To K.R. the ability to grow up. K.M. I leave corndog sticks 2 a.m. adventures and lots of practice jumping fences. To K.S. I leave a trip around the block “Whoo Whoo and now I leave to fulfill my life with the ones I love. I, Gavin Neumann, being of warped mind and torchered body leave to Joe H. and Julie H. a lot of good times in the future. I leave to Joe H. a tractor of his own, and a pack of cigarettes. I leave to Scott a life time of leach’s and two packs of cigarettes and more good times in the future with Flipper H. I leave to Julie H. a life time of Joe H. “No Problem”. I, Christy Parks, being of sound mind and healthy body do hereby will the following: To K.S., M.P., E.M., T.Y., C.G., C.M., R.Y., E.E., A.M., T.B. all my love and friendship. To P.C. fantastic times ahead. To H.B., G.B., P.F., D.H., S.H. one rowdie college P.E. class to make you feel at home. To Dawn and Karen you’re the bestest friends ever. To Steve lots of love, you’re great. To the A.H.S. cheerleaders the ability to act like you know what’s going on even when you don’t. You’re a super bunch of gals! C.C., R.R. the best combination ever. To Patrick I leave three more great years of A.H.S., work real hard at everything. To A.H.S. I leave one more Parks — don’t panic, it is the last one. May, 1983 I will leave A.H.S. with a smile. I, Brad Schroeder, being of rock’ and roll mind and body, bequeath the following To Chris K. a super method for cooking candy bars in a microwave. To Rich B. and Todd D. the ability to buy a Ford. To Eric E. I leave one great looking girl because you deserve it. To Drew I leave a life as a vegetarian. To Mr. Stauffer I leave my ability to read music and my “fan club”. Finally to Pamela B. I leave many great times and a big kiss for being very special to me. I love you. I now leave A.H.S. with guitar in hand and future ahead. Goodbye! I, Gary Sergent, being of sound mind and athletic body, leave to Coach Rigg, another playoff berth and hopefully pass the first round. Thanks for everything!! To Pat, Drew, and Buv; good luck in college and I hope you have success in the years after. To Elaine, I leave our happiness, memories, and willingness to love one another. Good luck at college and in volleyball. Go for all your goals and I hope you achieve every one of them. I also leave you with three very important words; “I love you”. 39 I, Sandy Stufflebeam, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the following: To K.S. our Seat on the Voc Bus, to Mrs. Chambers my loyalty to help out whenever I come over to visit. To R.M. D.B. my cornchips on the Vocational Bus. SENIOR PROPHECY As the alarm clock rings at 9:30 a.m. on the morning of June 1,1993, President Scott Harmon rises and goes to the window to check on the preparations for the reunion of the Class of ’83. He sees his private secretary, Lori Evitt, busily arranging tables in the Rose Garden on the White House Lawn. All too soon the guests begin to arrive. The first plane to arrive is from Dallas, Texas. Pres. Harmon rushes to greet his classmates, Rev. Rich Yasinski, Kindergarten teacher Kim Rash and her star pupil Tom Johnson (who finally passed cutting and pasting), and two of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, Karen Meidel and Christy Parks. No sooner had Pres. Harmon finished playing with Christy’s and Karen’s pom poms, than the plane from New York arrived. Leading the way was pilot Tom DuBois who flew them all down in the Supersonic jet he normally flies between N.Y. and Paris. His passengers included newest Wall Street tycoon and recently discovered G.Q. model, Jim Stowell. Not far behind were high-fashion designer, Elaine Edmiston-Sergent and her husband, N.Y. Jets fullback, Gary Sergent, followed by Elaine’s models Tami (Bambi) Bergman and Caryn Corine. Of course Tami and Caryn never travel without their personal beauty advisor, Kristy Stamer. Last but not least from N.Y., dressed in hot pink glitter from head to toe, the newest solid gold dancers, Pattie Castleman and Sandy Stufflebeam. As a maid passed around martinis, everyone stood back to watch the plane coming in from Los Angeles. It seemed that quite a few Auburnites had flocked to sunny California after graduation. There was Erik Estrada look alike and latest addition to the CHiP’s squad, Harry Buck; Hy Hunt and Drew Hummel, the latest Chippendale’s male stripping sensations; and Scott Shepard, Rick Kerns, Eric Heffernan, Dave Patton, Mike McCarty, Brian Ferguson, Alan Lebel who were recently put in charge of a federally funded drug testing center outside of L.A. Last off the plane from L.A. was Dr. Elliott Mohler, star of the soap opera “General Animal Hospital” and his three nursing sidekicks: Donna Boyer, Vicki Castleman, and Lisa Galloway. The party is momentarily disrupted by the arrival of Ms. Lisa Las in a silver Porsche 924 with vanity plates and a sun roof. She was accompanied by Troy Hogarth whom she had picked up hitch-hiking along Pennsylvania Avenue. Next to arrive by limousine was Secretary of State Dawn Henkhaus. She had been appointed by Pres. Harmon due to her excellent knowledge of foreign policy and culture. The Chicago plane was right on schedule carrying Julie and Carla Grider, Co-editors of Playgirl Magazine; Pat Flannigan, flanker for the Chicago Bears, recently honored as the shortest player in NFL history. The crowd fell silent when from out of the plane came six men dressed distinguishedly in black and carrying violin cases, followed by a giggling lady in red. It seems that these six classmates, whom were recognized as Rich Barnhill, Todd Dudley, Joe Heren, Gavin Neumann, Mark Gardner, and Bob Carrigan, had become top hit men for the Chicago Mafia. Julie Hoose was their “leading lady”. The last guest from the Windy City was Mr. Universe himself, Eric Eastham, wearing his leopard skin bikini trunks. The only foreign plane, from Sydney, Australia, was due to arrive any time. The classmates asked each other what surprises it would contain. It wasn’t long before their questions were answered. First off was the famous author Alice Harbour and her secretary Re Herlan, who had deciphered Alice’s shorthand. Next came Butch Garrison and Mike Crider who have opened their own Marlboro franchise in downtown Sydney and who give inhaling lessons to kangaroos. Bringing up the rear was Chris Knoepfle and Jeff VanStrien who design and build bridges in the outback. The next plane to arrive was carrying the group from the old home town. First off was local rock sensation, Brad Schroeder, followed quietly by Pam who spends most of her time at home on the farm. Following them, blowing her whistle, was the new girl’s basketball coach for Auburn, Missy Bell, who has slightly more hair than the previous one. She was followed by filthy rich sanitation engineer, John Harden, who has taken over his father’s business. Next to arrive from Auburn are Rhonda Day, Marge Manship, and Rena Crafton who own and operate Sunny Day’s Dry Cleaning. They were followed by Tonya Goodroe and Chris Mangold who have taken over the running of Harmon’s Office. Next to arrive from Auburn was the official photographer for the reunion, Joe Henn, who has taken over for Lee Curtis at AHS. Cindy Millburg was next to arrive, bringing with her the news that she had just been appointed head of the Department of Transporation. Last of the group from Auburn was Daphney Dineen bringing the entertainment from her combination roller-skating rink and duck farm where she spends her spare time teaching the ducks to roller skate. The last group to arrive is from Denver, Colorado. First of this group is Dan Dixon who is working for the forestry service replanting the eastern slopes of the Rockies (it’s a big job!). He is followed by Cindy Ervin who is the head of the Department of Engineering in Colorado. Arriving behind Cindy is Kathy Meyer who is currently teaching at the Colorado school for the deaf. Pres. Harmon took a quick count and found that only four of our classmates were missing. There was a disturbance caused by the arrival of a telegram. Pres. Harmon read to the crowd that Beth Bateman and Cathy Chambers were busily climbing Mt. Everest — while intoxicated — to set a new world’s record. That explained two of the missing four, but no one could figure out who the other two were. Suddenly, we heard someone yell: “I’m still fifteen points from an A.” Then we knew; it was Garry Bouvet, a now famous basketball coach at Notre Dame. There was still one person missing. All of the sudden, Pres. Harmon remembered the call he had received. Angie Miller had a dentist appointment. 40 THE CLASS OF 1983 1st row: Caryn Corine; Lisa Las; Daphney Dineen; Chris Mangold; Cindy Millburg; Pattie Castleman; Dawn Henkhaus; Karen Meidel; Christy Parks; Tonya Goodroe; Ruthmarie Herlan. 2nd row: Carla Grider; Vickie Castleman Gardner; Lori Evitt; Pam Brackebusch; Kristy Stamer; Tami Bergman; Angie Miller; Margie Manship; Cindy Ervin; Lisa Galloway. 3rd row: Julie Grider; Alice Harbour; Kathy Meyer; Sandy Stufflebeam; Rena Crafton; Cathy Chambers; Missy Bell; Donna Boyer; Julie Hoose. 4th row: Scott Harmon, Dan Dixon; Elliot Mohler; Rhonda Day; Elaine Edmiston; Beth Bateman; Tom DuBois; Jeff VanStrein; Butch Garrison. 5th row: Joe Henn; John Harden; Rich Barnhill; Eric Eastham; Tom Johnson; Gary Sergent; Pat Flannigan; Jim Stowell; Hy Hunt. 6th row: Rick Kerns; Harry Buck; Mike Crider; Rich Yasinski; Brad Schroeder; Mark Gardner; Todd Dudley; Bob Carrigan; Joe Heren 7th row: Chris Knoepfle; Drew Hummel; Garry Bouvet; Scott Sheppard; Gavin Neumann; Alan Lebel; Dave Patton; Eric Heffernan. “THE PROMISE OF TOMORROW LIES IN WHAT WE DO TODAY” 41 Valedictorian Elliott Mohler Salutatorian Pam Brackebusch 42 I just love roses. “Scott! Stop giggling! I’m glad it’s over. Yes, I know — flat. 43 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Beth Bateman: Commerce Club 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 4; French Club 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2; FHA 1; Yearbook 4; KTC 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Tennis 1; Track-Stats 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; Chorus 1; CAVC 3. Missy Bell: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Commerce Club St. Coun. Ren. 3, Pres. — 4; Student Council 3; Library Club 2, 3; FFA — 1, 2 — V. Pres. 3, Treas. — 4; KTC 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Tennis 3; Girl’s Track 1, 2; School Play 3, 4; Tami Bergman: Commerce Club 3; Library Club 3; FHA 1; Yearbook 3; Sweetheart Court 4; Office Help 3, 4. Garry Bouvet: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Library Club 1; Yearbook 4; KTC 1; Football 1, 2, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; Office Help 2. Donna Boyer: Industrial Arts Club 1; KTC 2,3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; CAVC 3, 4; Student of the Month 3 — CAVC; Office Help 2; Speech Club 3. Bob Carrigan: Class Officer — Treas. 4; Let- terman’s Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4; FFA 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Pattie Castleman: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; FHA 1; KTC 3; Girl’s Tennis 1, 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Baseball — Mgr.; Chorus 1, 4; Freedom’s Children 1, 4; Girl’s Chorus 1, 4; Office Help 3. Cathy Chambers: Library Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; KTC 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Track Caiyn Corine: KTC 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; CAVC 4; Transfer Student 3. Rena Crafton: Industrial Arts Club 1; French Club 2; Yearbook 3, 4; KTC 3; Boy’s Track — Stats 1, 2, 3, 4; CAVC 3. 4. Mike Crider: Letterman’s Club 4; FFA 4; Foot- ball 4; Boy’s Basketball 4; Boy’s Track 4; COOP 4. Rhonda Day: Commerce Club 4; Yearbook 3,4; KTC 3; CAVC 3. Daphney Dineen: Commerce Club 3; Drama Club 1, 2; Student Council 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2 — St. Coun. Rep. 3; Yearbook 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Girl’s Track 1; Chorus 1; Office Help 3,4; COOP 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 4. Dan Dixon: French Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; KTC 4. Tom DuBois: Letterman’s Club 3, 4; French Club 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Track 1, 2, 3. Todd Dudley: Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, Pres. — 4 Sweetheart Court 4; COOP 4. Eric Eastham: Industrial Arts Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Track 1, 2. Elaine Edmiston: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; FHA 1; KTC 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Track 1, 2, 4. Cindy Ervin: Industrial Arts Club 1; NHS 3, 4; French Club 1, 2,3; Yearbook 3, 4; KTC 2,3, 4; CAVC 3. Lori Evitt: Commerce Club 3, 4; French Club 2; Yearbook 3; KTC 2; Volleyball — Mgr. 3, 4; Girl’s Track — Stats 3; School Play 1; Color- guard 4; Speech Club 3. Pat Flannigan: Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Indus- trial Arts Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. — 4; French Club 2; Library Club 1, 2; KTC 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Court 1, 2, 3; School Play 2; Student of the Month 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court Escort 4. Lisa Galloway: Commerce Club — Vice Pres. 4; NHS 4; FHA 1; Yearbook 4; COOP 4. Mark Gardner: Letterman’s Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4; FFA 4; KTC 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 4. Tonya Goodroe: Class Officer 2; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, St. Coun. Rep. — 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Student Counil 4; NHS 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1 — Sec. 2; KTC 1; Volleyball 1, 2,3, 4; Girl’s Basketball 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 1, 2, 4; School Play 4; Chorus 1; Freedom’s Chil- dren 4; Girl’s Chorus 1; COOP 4; Student of the Month 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Carla Grider: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Com- merce Club 4; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Volley- ball 1,2; Girl’s Basketball 2,3,4; Girl’s Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Court 4. Julie Grider: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2. 3; Girl’s Basketball 1. 2, 3; Girl’s Track 1, 2; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4. Alice Harbour: Commerce Club 3, Treas. — 4; Drama Club 1; NHS 4; French Club 2; Library 46 Club 1; Yearbook 4; KTC 1, 2, 4; School Play 1. John Harden: Letterman’s Club 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3. Dawn Henkhaus: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, Treas. — 2-3, Vice Pres. — 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Yearbook 4; KTC 1,2;Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Girl’s Basketball 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 1,3, 4; Sweetheart Court 2; School Play 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent of the Month 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Joe Heren: Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; FFA 1, 2; KTC 2, 3; COOP 4; CAVC 3, 4. Ruthmarie Herlan: Letterman’s Club 4; Com- merce Club 2, 3, Sec. — 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; French Club Sec. — 3, Pres. — 4; FHA 1; Yearbook 3, 4; KTC 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Girl’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Girl’s Track 2, 3, 4; Cho- rus 1; Girl’s Chorus 1; Office Help4. Julie Hoose: Yearbook 4; COOP 4; CAVC 3; Office Help 4. Drew Hummel: Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Library Club 1, 2; KTC 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Court 2; School Play 2. Tom Johnson: Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Golf 2, 3; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3; School Play 3; COOP 4; Band 1. Lisa Las: Commerce Club 3; French Club 2; Library Club 3; FHA 1; Yearbook 3: COOP 4. Alan Lebel: COOP 4. Margie Manship: Commerce Club 4; Yearbook 4; KTC 2, 3, 4; CAVC 3. Chris Mangold: Commerce Club 4; Drama Club 1; French Club 2; Library Club 1; FHA 1; Year- book 2, 4; KTC 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Girl’s Track 1, 2, 4; School Play 4; Chorus 1; COOP 4. Karen Meidel: Drama Club 4; Student Council 4; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 3, 4; KTC 1, Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 3; School Play 3, 4; Freedom’s Children 2, 3; Girl’s Chorus 1; COOP 4. Kathy Meyer: Class Officer Sec. — 3; Com- merce Club 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Vol- leyball — Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Basketball — Stats 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Track — Mgr. — Stats 4; Girl’s Track — Mgr. — Stats 1,2, 3; Student of the Month 4. Cindy Millburg: Class Officer Sec. 4; Student Council 3; NHS 2; St. Coun. Rep. 3, Sec. 4; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook 2, 4; Girl’s Track 1, 2; Sweetheart Court 3; COOP 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 3; Band 1, 2, 3. Angie Miller: French Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 3; KTC 1; Girl’s Tennis 1, 2, 3; Office Help 2. Elliot Mohler: MHS 2, 3, 4; — Vice Pres.; French Club 2, 3; Library club 3, Vice Pres. 4; FFA 1; Student of the Month 3; Braintrust 1; JETS 2, 3, 4; Math Team 4. Gavin Neumann: Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; KTC 1, 2; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 4; COOP 4. Christy Parks: Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; Dra- ma Club 4; Student Council 4; NHS 2, 3, St. Coun. Rep. 4; Library Club 4; FHA 1,2; KTC 1, 2; Girl’s Tennis 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2 — Treas., 3, 4; Girl’s Track 1, 2,3, 4; Sweetheart Court 4; School Play 3, 4; Chorus 1; Freedom’s Chil- dren 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Chorus 1; COOP 4; Student of the Month 4. Brad Schroeder: Letterman’s Club 4; Industri- al Arts Club 1; Drama Club 3, Pres. — 4; French Club 3; Library Club 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Boy’s Track 2; School Play 3; Band 3, 4. Gary Sergent: Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; KTC 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2,3, 4; Boy’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Boy’s Track 1, 2, 4. Scott Sheppard: FFA 1, 2; COOP 4; CAVC 3; Band 1. Kristy Stamer: Library Club 3; FFA 1; Year- book 3; Girl’s Tennis 1, 2; Chorus 1; Girl’s Cho- rus 1; CAVC 3, 4. Jim Stowell: Class Officer Treas. — 1, Vice Pres. — 2; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. — 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Library Club 1, 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3 MVP — 4; Boy’s Track 1, 2, 3, 4; COOP 4; Prom Court 3. Sandy Stufflebeam: FHA 1, 2; CAVC 3, 4. Rich Yasinski: Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Letter- man’s Club 2, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseballl; Sweetheart Court 3; COOP 4; Prom Court 3. Pam Brackebusch: Drama Club 4 — Vice Pres.; Student Council 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4 — Treas.; French Club 2, 3 — Treas.; Library Club 3, 4 — Sec.; FHA 1, 2 — Historian, 3 — Pres., 4 — Section Sec., Local Sec.; FFA 1,2,3, 4 — St. Council; Yearbook 2, 3 — Underclass- man Ed, 4 — Co-Ed; Sweetheart Court 3; Stu- dent of the Month 4; Prom Court 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 47 Happy Family OUR FRIEND FROM SUOMI (THAT’S FINLAND) Eh Mates! Thanks for everything. It was fun to be a student at Auburn High School. I appreciated everything and it was a good year. Everybody was so nice to me. Good Luck, where ever you are. Love, Timo 48 The “Finnish Wonderboy” CLUBS STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: K. Henkhaus, M. Buck, D. Henkhaus, C. Parks, D. Oberling, P. Flannigan, M. Richey. Second row: L. Adcock. S. Craft, V. Castleman, P. Brackebusch, K. Meidel. A. Gallo. A. Krell, C. Higgins. Back row: M. Mohler. C. Wanless, M. Pitman, R. Morris, S. Sexton. 50 Seated: Cindy Ervin, Re Herlan, Kathy Kelly, Cindy Millburg, Dawn Henkhaus, Elliott Mohler, Christy Parks, Pam Brackebusch, Lori Adcock, Liz Cameron. Standing: Rhonda Morris, Todd Wanless, Mario Mohler, Bob Mitchell, Darrin Clark, Mr. Rigg, Kathy Meyer, Scott Harmon, Melody Ping. Inductees: Seated: Sheri Craft, Theresa Kelly, Renee Sutton, Lisa Galloway, Alice Harbour, Tammy Wilson, Lisa Gillespie, Mary Buck, Kristen Henkhaus. Standing: Chris Courty, Tonya Goodroe, Elaine Edmiston, Chris Knoepfle, Keri Huff, Garry Bouvet, Missy Hill, Bill Bird, Laura Harmon. Servers: Melody Ping Mario Mohler. Ushers: Robert Mitchell Todd Wanless. Speakers: C. Millburg, Sec.: P. Brackebusch, Treas.; D. Henkhaus, Pres.; C. Parks. S. Council, E. Mohler, V. Pres. 51 LETTERMAN’S CLUB Left to right, bottom to top: D. Baker, B. Stowell, D. Hummel, T. Ylonen, S. Sandidge, K. Huff. S. Harmon. J. Moats. M. Ping, M. Bell, D. Henkhaus. B. Bird, R. Sutton, C. Knoepfle, E. Eastham, Miss Clarke, Mr. Bandy, R. Yasinski, J. Oiler, E. Loyd. R. Herlan, J. Wagner, P. Castleman. C. Parks. E. Edmiston, G. Sergent, T. DuBois, S. Brooks, S. Smith, J. Grider, M. Gardner, B. Carrigan. J. Yagow, J. Moore. H. Hunt. H. Buck, D. Nichols, K. Richey, G. Bouvet, P, Flannigan. BOOSTERS Darrell Adcock, Auctioneer John Donna Beatty Tony Bobbie Berola Family Loren E. Boesdofer Beverly Boyer Family The Brackebusch Bunch The Robert Chandler Family Mr. Deck Bessie Dixon Mr. Mrs. Dale Dixon and Family Jack Lucy Dixon Mr. Mrs. Jim Dixon Family Mae L. Dixon Mr. Mrs. Flannigan Charles Terry Gallo Family Mr. Mrs. Roger Gillespie and Family Mr. Mrs. Roy Grider Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Halton Family Don, Mary Lee. Missy Barbie Hill Kevin Linda Hunter and girls Bob Mary Jo Ihlenfeldt Family John Peg Knoepfle George and Dorothy Las George Jean LeConte Joe Ludek Family Gene Mary Maley The Meidels Mr. Mrs. Messmore JoAnn Meyer Family Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mohler Family Toni Moore Family Mr. Mrs. Butch Nave Family Herb Judy Parks Family Patowatami Mr. Mrs. Jerry Richey John Richmond, Athletic Director Rick Vicki John Debbie Rigg Family Mary Brooke Roberts Family Ann Rutherford James Schroll The Sextons Jim Sandra Smith Bob Gwyn Snider Mr. Mrs. Larry Snow Mr. Mrs. Norman Stauffer 52 1st row: T. Wilson, C. Mangold, C. Dodd. T. Kaufman, P. Flynn, D. Pitchford, D. Boyer. 2nd row: R. Cummings, R. Sutton, L. Adcock, M. Corlas, M. Manship, D. Dixon, D. Williams. 3rd row: J. Cook, K. Ketchum, K. Huff, S. Craft, L. Gillispie, D. Boyer, C. Ervin, C. Corine, A. Allen. 4th row: V. Nadalini, M. Moats, T. Berola, J. Moats, K. Stillwell, S. Stowell, M. Pitman, E. Eliason, T. Willette. 5th row: J. Woodside, S. Hoose, C. Conkle, K. Ketchum, H. Sellinger, A. Gallo, A. Krell, J. Dumbrava, G. Bailey, K.Herlan. 6th row: J. Eliason, B. Miller, S. Williams, F. Manship, J. Pendleton, S. Smith, S. Cowan, K. Myers, D. McGraw. 1st row: L. Bernhardt, K. Ketchum, C. Parks, P. Brackebusch, V. Castleman, K. Ketchum, R. Sutton, S. Craft. 2nd row: B. Stufflebeam, G. Bailey, G. Wallner, T. Wilson, S. Williams, Advisor: Mr. Deck, 3rd row: P. Parks, K. MacKenzie, J.D. Gilmore, R. Cummings, B. Miller, B. Schroeder, J. Eliason, E. Mohler, K. Bauswell, D. Dineen, D. Harden, D. Dixon, K. Blackman, R. Yasinski, R. Morris, M. Mohler, M. Hill, D. Henkhaus, C. Higgins. DRAMA CLUB 1st row: M. Corlas, S. Cowan, A. Gallo. T. Wilson, K. Henkhaus, C. Parks, J. Hayes, M. Hill, P. Brackebusch, S. Hoose, 2nd row: C. Mangold, M. Bell, S. Page, J. Corlas, M. Trost, M. Valletti, B. Schroeder, J. McCann, G. Wallner, S. Rasure, P. Parks, D. Henkhaus, K. Meidel, M. Pitman, L. Fries- land, A. Krell, D. Clark, K. Bauswell. SPEECH CLUB 1st row: J. Hayes, S. Cowan, K. Henkhaus, 2nd row: D. Clark, S. Sexton, M. Hill, J. McCann, S. Craft. 54 COMMERCE CLUB 1st row: Mrs. Curry, R. Herlan, V. Castleman, M. Bell, L. Galloway, A. Harbour, 2nd row: C. Dodd, T. Kaufman, S. Sexton, K. Meyer, E. Loyd, R. Day, M. Manship, L. Evitt, and Mrs. Bailey. FRENCH CLUB 1st row: R. Hunter, K. Huff, R. Sutton, T. Wilson, C. Voyles, S. Craft, L. Gillespie, M. Buck, L. Harmon, K. Henkhaus, M. Bird. 2nd row: C. Easlic, L. Lutzow, C. Wanless, G. Wallner, C. Conkle, M. Corlas. R. Herlan, L. Friesland, A. Krell. 3rd row: D. Baker, B. Bird, M. Trost, M. Valletti, P. Parks, Mrs. Shown, J. Kaufman. R. Sergeant. 55 F F A Bottom left: Mr. Franklin, Advisor, S. Smith, Sentinal, D. Dixon, Vice Pres.; T. Dudley, Pres.; M Bell, Treasurer, P. Flynn, Reporter- M. Mohler, Sec; 1st row: T. Nardi, T. Gravit, T. Miller, C. Moore, D. Baker, J. Woodside, J. Dumbrava, G. Bailey, P. Brackebusch, D. Oberling, B. Stuffelbeam 2nd row: T. Halton, D. Flynn, B. Miller, F. Manship S. Williams, D. Standerfer, S. Smith, K. Bishop, J. Hardon 3rd row: H. Hunt, R. Barnhill, M. Gardner, B. Carngan S. Monks, C. Patterson, S Brooks, B. Barnhill, R. Cummings. K. Stillwell, J. Gilmore 4th row: J. Bolletta, T. Deheve, D. Williams, D. LeConte, B. Bolletta, T. Bailey, S. Sandidge, H. Buck, S. Stowell, M. Richey. 5th row: D. Mann, J. Pendleton, B. Stowell, J. Moore, K. Richey, G. Lambert, S. Nuckols, M. McCarty State Convention — Dan Dixon, Mario Mohler, Patty Flynn, Steve Smith, Doug Oberling Missy Bell, Top Ten Horse Judging — Patty Flynn 56 National Convention — Dan Dixon, Mario Mohler, Tony Nardi Front row: D. Henkhaus; K. Meyer; P. Brackebusch; K. Meyer; M. Hill; C. Ervin; K. Henkhaus; K. Watkins; V. Gardner; Second row: T. Wilson, J. Hayes; R. Herlan; S. Rasure, J. Hoose; S. Sexton, K. Blackman: A. Gallo; J. Woodside; Third row: R. Sutton; K. MacKenzie; D. Dixon; C. Millburg, H. Buck, B. Schroeder; L. Galloway; M. Bell; R. Day; M. Manship; R. Crafton; A. Harbour; S. Hoose. Co-Editors Mrs. Bailey — Sponsor Yearbook started the year with no money. This can be a slight problem. Through book sales, booster lines, student boosters, key chains and a cake raffle at one of the basketball games, by the end of the year we were rolling in dough!! This has been a very good year. The staff have been very co-operative and have gotten their work done. (With the exception of the April deadline) Our editors this year have given free- ly of their time to get the book done by coming in during study halls, and early Thursday mornings — surely no one will miss the meetings at 7:30 A.M. Kathy Meyer Pam Brackebusch — co-editors — in-chief! Re Herlan — Faculty Missy Hill — Clubs Activities Kristy Meyer — Underclass 58 59 Are you sure? FHA First row: Mrs. Roberts, K. Kelly, M. Mohler, C. Higgins, L. Todd, R. Morris, V. Castleman, P. Brackebush, 2nd row: L. Friesland, K. Ketchum, S. Page, K. Ketchum, M. Corlas. 3rd row: K. Herlan, A. Krell, R. Hunter, T. Barnard, C. Heren, R. Yasinski, C. Conkle, K. Myers. 4th row: A. Gallo, C. Voyles, T. Wilson, G. Wallner, S. Rasure. STUDENT BOOSTERS Hey Susan Who dumped who on PROM NIGHT T.D. — Please be my friend forever, because I’ll always need you. J.C. Twenty-two is terrific — Sizzlers are Super- You are unique — With love, Weezie (WEEZIE) To Eva Melody — Here’s the booster line you never had from Mike Lori, The steak dinner I owed you was worth it! R.S. Pat, How low can you go?? By the way, wanna go swimming? Love Ya! Shorty-Camaros are better than Mustangs and you know it! — Slick To my driving backwards bud: Party on! Fizz Joe-Thanx for our times together! We’ve got what it takes! I love you! Eva To the Junior Call Girls — a big thanx for all the crazy times!! Eva Stop ... OK No! ... Crunch!! Hey! How’s Super Snoops, Beboppin’ Lil’ Buddy, doing? Can’t see ya! To Pam — thanks for all the great times and memories. Love you, Brad. To all my friends and Teachers — Thanx for making High School so Great — Pat Flannigan. To Renee — Good Luck Have fun in your last years of H.S. — Love Ya — Pat. To Kathy: Any Andes Mints Lately? Enjoy! Missy. To Bauswell: HA! That’s 25. To Missy: The green-eyed monster strikes again. Beware of chocolate wrapped in green foil. Kathy. To Rosy: Love always — Scott. Scott: Your’re pretty great. I love you. Rosy. A big Thanks to all my friends, teachers, family and Billy. Love ya, Dawn. A big thanks to all my friends (and J.C.) for making my first year at AHS great! Tim D. Julie G. Thanks for everything the past two years. I love you! Drew. John: I’m glad we found each other; it’s been a great 3 months! T.G., L.W., T.B., K.H., K.B. — Even though we are all apart, we’ll always be together. Lee. To Kristy M. — Don’t forget the 3-D shower. L.E. To all students of AHS, Good Luck in the future. — Lori Eyitt. To Danny S. — Stay out of trouble. Good luck in the future. S.S. 60 Bottom: K. Stamer, K. Blackman, S. Smith, S. Cowan, R. Miller. D. Brummet, 2nd row: K. Myers. K. Hampton, B. Thompson, D. Patton. E. Heffernan, K. Stufflebeam, B. Pusch. 3rd row: C. Corine, R. Kerns. B. Ferguson, B. Garrison, S. Stufflebeam, C. Higgins, 4th row: M. Garvin, R. Crafton. D. Boyer. R. Morris, L. Todd, Top row: S. Sexton, Deanna Langiano. Bottom: T. Dudley, J. Heren, H. Buck, R. Barhhill, 2nd row: V. Castleman. J. Hoose, M. Crider, R. Yasinski, 3rd row: E. Lackey, P. Castleman, H. Hunt, M. McCarty. Top row: Mr. Stillwell, C. Mangold. L. Galloway, C. Millburg, K. Meidel, C. Parks. Seated: S. Kolenich, J. Hayes, M. Bird. P. Castleman, C. Parks. K. Koehler. Standing: M. Richey, J. Tracy. B. Bird, M. Hill, S. Tish, M. Pitman, S. Monks. S. Neisler. M. Valletti. Kneeling: L. Adcock, S. Neisler, P. Castleman, K. Koehler, M. Nuckols. Seated: L. Cameron, M. Bird. M. Pitman. Standing at piano: S. Cummings, K. Ketchum, D. Boyer, E. Eliason, C. Patterson. Back row: S. Monks, M. Hill, D. Pitchford, T. Willette, M. Richey. 62 Bottom to top, left to right: Jackie Corlas, Jeanne Hayes, Vicki Castleman. Daphney Dineen, Mark Trost, Tonya Goodroe, Mark Valletti, Darrin Clark. Scott Tish, Bill Bird, Dawn Henkhaus, Gina Wallner, Kelly Ketchum. John McCann. Renee Hunter. Maureen Corlas. Susan Hoose. Joe Wat- kins, Deanna Langiano, Vince Nadalini, Eric Divjak. Missy Bird, Pam Brackebusch. Missy Hill, Crystal Conkle. and Brad Schroeder. BAND Sizzlers « 438 6394 J?38’3277 DAVE 625 KAY 7258 First row: Jackie Corlas, Pam Brackebusch. Mark Trost, Daphney Dineen. Eric Divjak. Dawn Henkhaus. Vince Nadalini, Deanna Langiano. Second row: Bill Bird. Mark Valletti. Third row: Darrin Clark, Tonya Goodroe, Brad Schroeder, Scott Tish, and Joe Watkins. STAGE BAND 63 VOCAL 0 N T E S T First row: S. Cumming. S. Neisler, M. Pitman. C. Patterson. P. Castieman. Second row: M. Bird, K. Koehler. L. Adcock, M. Hill. Seated: D. Pitchford. T. Willette, E. Eliason. K. Koehler. M. Pitman. Standing: D. Boyer. Soloists: Seated: P. Castieman. M. Pitman, E. Eliason, T. Willette. Standing: S. Monks, M. Richey. C 0 BAND T E S T First row: E. Divjak, D. Langiano, P. Brackebusch, R. Hunter, J. Corlas. Second row: D. Dineen, M. Corlas, D. Henkhaus, J. McCann. G. Wallner. Third row: V. Nadalini, M. Valletti, B. Bird. M. Trost, D. Clark. M; mg ACTIVITIES PEP ASSEMBLIES Mass Confusion Finally! Need some help? 66 The Lennon Sisters Need a lift? ASSEMBLIES “Domo Arigoto Mr. Roboto.” Pay attention, Christy. I got it! All right! 67 I got the music in me. Mr. Nixon (Darrin Clark) Mr. Trump??? 68 Sizzlers JETS TEAM 1st row: C. Ervin, M. Hill, M. Mohler, D. Henkhaus, K. Henkhaus. 2nd row: J. Vanstrien, T. DuBois, T. Wanless, E. Mohler, C. Knoepfle, S. Harmon. MATH TEAMS JACKSONVILLE Sitting: M. Mohler, S. Craft, M. Woods, Standing: K. MacKenzie, K. Bauswell, E. Mohler, S. Harmon. EDWARDSVILLE 69 1st row: M. Hubbartt, A. Krell, G. Wallner, M. Trost, J.D. Gilmore. 2nd row: M. Mohler, E. Mohler, K. Bauswell, K. MacKenzie, B. Meidel, M. Woods. 1983 SWEETHEART DANCE Christy Parks Hy Hunt Melody Ping Timo Ylonen Carla Grider Todd Dudley Kelly Stillwell Dan Mann Lori Adcock Doug Oberling Mary Buck Bill Bird 70 King Harry Buck Queen Tami Bergman 71 The Cast Dr. Jekyll .... Miss DeFarge .. Dr. Fred ...... Snapgrass ..... Sweets......... Huggems........ Pinch ......... Bum ........... Patient One.... Patient Two ___ Anyanka........ Dembo.......... Miss Barton.... Band Aide One .. Band Aide Two Miss Eagleye ... Guru........... Miss Nightingale Miss Pepto .... Police Officer .. Molly Moran_____ Young Wife..... Young Husband. Gypsy Moth ____ TV Personality Cameraman — Garry Bouvet ... Beth Bateman Jeanne Hayes ___John McCann ___Karen Meidel ...Darrin Clark Dawn Henkhaus .....Pat Parks Maureen Corlas .. Marsha Pitman ...Tina Norris ... Mark Valletti .....Missy Hill Kris Henkhaus . Tammy Wilson . Christy Parks .......Sue Page .. Jackie Corlas Melissa Hubbartt .....Missy Bell April Gallo ___Gina Wallner ...Mark Trost Chris Mangold Kevin Bauswell . .Steve Williams Director Mrs. Miller 72 73 STUDENT OF THE MONTH September — Pat Flannigan October — Dawn Henkhaus November — Christy Parks January — Tonya Goodroe February — Scott Harmon Kathy Meyer March — Garry Bouvet Senior Honor Students LLCC Scholarship SAR — Pat Flannigan DAR Dawn Henkhaus Illinois State Scholars Top Math Students Top Science Students Top Accounting Student Top Home-Ec Student Presidential Physical Fitness Award: 1st row: L. Gillespie, K. Henkhaus, R. Sutton, S. King, K. Ketchum, T. Wilson, P. Castleman, T. Bergman. 2nd row: M. Buck, S. Craft, L. Harmon, B. Hidlebaugh, K. Watkins, L. Tharp, M. Ping. 3rd row: C. Grider, C. Voyles, T. Norris, M. Nuckols, C. Clary, J. Wagner, D. Oberling. 4th row: D. Henkhaus, B. Bird, C. Parks, E. Edmiston, J. Peterman, E. Loyd, R. Pierce, V. Devos, C. Courty, M. Mangold, D. Newberry, G. Sergent, M. Gardner, P. Flanningan. P.E. Help: M. Buck, C. Chambers, R. Pierce, L. Gillespie, C. Grider, M. Gardner, D. Oberling, B. Bateman, J. Oiler, E. Loyd, D. Nichols, J. Yagow, S. Harmon, P. Flannigan. Typing Awards: Typing II: K. Stamer, K. Hampton, Typing I: T. Wanless, K. Huff, L. Gillespie, S. King. Back row: D. Hampton, S. Shelton, C. Conkle, J. Woodside. Top History and Government Students 77 78 Servers: Crystal Heren, Kim Herlan, Deanna Boyer Don’t pop it. What do we do with this one? Prom Committee (Standing) Carmen Dodd: Mario Mohler; prom committee chairmen; Robert Mitchell: Doug Oberling; Lori Adcock; Jim Yagow; Matt Mangold; (sitting) Steve Smith; Melody Ping; Liz Cameron. Watch your step. Jim Stowell Christy Parks Drew Hummel Cindy Millburg Hy Hunt Pam Brackebush Rich Yasinski Carla Grider James Moore Melody Ping Timo Ylonen Kathy Kelly 79 Doug Oberling Lori Adcock Ben and Sara Boesderfer Dennis Nichols Ruth Pierce 80 MEAN MACHINE Bottom Row: L to R D. Snider, J.D. Gilmore, C. MacDonald, K. Nash, T. Rash, D. McCarty, C. McGraw, T. Berola, D. Flynn, 2nd Row: E. Neumann, R. Cummings, D. Mann. T. Ferguson. M. Moats, K. Schroeder, T. Rutherford. D. Appelt, D. King, 3rd Row: S. Smith, T. Nardi, T, Miller, B. Stowell, B. Bird. D. Williams, J. Pendleton, S. Smith, G. Marchizza, 4th Row: D. Standefer, D. Baker, M. Mangold, J. Moore, J. Oiler, J. Moats, S. Brooks. D. Nichols, T. Ylonen. 5th Row: J. Stowell. P. Flannigan, G. Sergent, B. Garrison, M. McCarty, D. Hummel, G. Bouvet, E. Eastham, T. DuBois, 6th Row: C. Knoepfle, S. Harmon, J. Harden, B. Schroeder, R. Yasinski, M. Crider, M. Gardner, B. Carrigan, H. Buck, 7th Row: Coaches, J. Bandy, R. Rigg, D. Thornton. Finnish Wonder Boy Co-captains Yasinski and Flanni- gan TEAM RECORD Aub. 54 Virden 0 Aub. 21 N’Western 0 Aub. 14 W’Ville 20 Aub. 54 Kincaid 6 Aub. 26 Divernon 0 Aub. 34 Mt. Olive 6 Aub. 28 Pawnee 6 Aub. 36 Girard 0 Aub. 45 New Berlin 18 Aub. 20 Mt. Sterling 21 82 Show us your underalls! Gotcha MM Flower Children? Peter Pan? Bionic Boy I want to hold your hand GOLF Back row: M. Flanagan. M. Trost, S. Tish, J. Yagow, M. Newton, T. Wanless, C. Courty. Coach Lewis Front Row: P. Parks, B. Meidel, S. Nuckols. J. Wortley, M. Gallo- way, M. Valletti. 84 Yuck!! Say there! Mug shot. 85 We bad! VOLLEYBALL Standing L to R: M. Nuckols, A. Krell, S. King, G. Wallner, L. Tharp, M. Hubbartt, K. Huff, M. Pitman, S. Stowell, J. Dumbrava, J. Wagner, B. Hidlebaugh. Kneeling: Co-Capt. K. Henkhaus, Coach Clarke, Co-Capt. M. Buck. The 1982 season proved to be a very successful year for the young Trojanettes. Their record ended up 15-1, their only loss go- ing to Riverton in three games. Coach Clarke summed up the sea- son by stating, “I am really look- ing forward to having those girls for the next few years.” They were also unbeaten in the MSM Conference for the third straight year. Standing: K. Henkhaus, T. Goodroe, L. Tharp, E. Loyd, K. Huff, R. Pierce, R. Sutton, M. Buck, C. Chambers. Kneeling: co-captain D. Henkhaus, Coach Clarke, co-captain, E. Edmiston. Lincolnwood L PI. Plains W Virden W Athens W Riverton L Rochester W Pawnee W Northwestern W Williams ville W New Berlin W Waverly W Morrisonville W Girard W Kincaid L Tri-City w Franklin W Divernon w The 1982 volleyball season was a pleasant sur- prise for Coach Clarke as the Trojanettes im- proved their record to 20-5. “This is the best season I’ve had since I have been in Auburn. The girls worked together well as a team, excellent team effort.” They got 1st place in the Lincoln- wood Tournament and 3rd place in the County Tourney. They tied with New Berlin for the MSM Conference Championship and lost to New Berlin for the District Title in a close match. Ruth Pierce and Elaine Edmiston were chosen as All-Conference. 87 Sittine: J. Wortley. P. Parks, C. Moore, G. Marchizza, Kneeling: D. McCarty, E. Neumann, T. Wanless, D. Oberling, V. DeVos, S. Tish, Stand- ing: T. Berola, J. Yagow, J. Moats, R. Edmiston, M. Garvin. T. Rutherford, Coach John Rigg. Kneeling: D. McCarty, B. Meidel, R. Cummings, T. Rutherford, Standing: E. Neumann, D. Standefer, T. Berola, D. Mann, Coach John Rigg. BOYS BASKETBALL Kneeling: K. Bauswell, G. Sergent, G. Bouvet, D. Nichols, J. Moats, R. Mitchell, M. Garvin, D. Hummel, P. Flannigan, D. Clark, Standing: B. Bird, T. Wanless, J. Yagow. S. Brooks, J. Oiler, D. Oberling, P. Parks, Coach Bandy Magic Man The Blond Bomber The Skywalker Mr. Hustle st _ ISO Virden Divernon Waverly Mt. Olive Edinburg Girard Holiday Tourney Kincaid New Berlin Routt Ri New Berlin Sangamon County New Berlin 1st place W Illiopolis Bochtesu Franklin Williams ville Pawnee Northwestern Morrisonville Rochester ttt urvernon Waverly Pawnee Final Record: 9 W L 24-4 The Whirling Dervish 89 GIRLS Kneeling: A. Hill, T. Barnard, C. Heren, R. Hunter, K. Herlan. Standing: Coach Thornton. K. Henkhaus, M. Bird, A. Allen, S. Hoose, M. Hubbartt, L. Tharp. E. Loyd. M. Herlan, L. Luetzow, E. Eliason. j. v. Records: JV V Lanphier L L Virden W W Ursuline L L Divernon - W Pawnee L W Riverton L L Kincaid L L Porta L W Divernon - W Kincaid - L New Berlin W W Glenwood L W Lincolnwood L W Rochester W W Pawnee W W Taylorville L L New Berlin L W Divy Tourney Rochester Lincolnwood Virden 4th Place Carlin ville Tourney Litchfield Jerseyville Riverton Consolation Champs Regional New Berlin Virden Regional Champs Sectional Ursuline J.V. Varsity W L L L W W W W L 4-10 16-10 90 BASKETBALL Kneeling:. T. Goodroe, K. Henkhaus, R. Herlan. Standing: Coach Thornton. M. Herlan, D. Henkhaus, S. Hoose, L. Tharp, K. Huff, E. Edmiston, M. Bell, C. Grider, E. Loyd, Mgr. S. Craft. 91 J.V. CHEERLEADERS J.V. Cheerleaders — 1st row: S. Neisler, 2nd row: L. Kahrliker, C. Wanless, K. Ketchum, 3rd row: L. Gillespie, Top: H. Sel- linger. 92 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SUPER SENIORS 93 Front row: M. Valletti, C. Moore, H. Buck, B. Bird, D. Hummel, P. Parks, B. Meidel, D. Appelt, J. Kaufman, M. Galloway. Back row: B. Carrigan, D. Nichols, S. Brooks, M. Garvin, G. Neumann, G. Bouvet, J. Oiler, T. Berola, T. Wanless, M. Gardner, S. Tish, Coach Trump. BASEBALL Eyes on the ball, huh Bill?? Drew Hummel — Pitcher?? 94 Pitchers Catchers Infielders Outfielders First row: E. Neumann, M. Trost, B. Bolletta, T. McGill, D. Snider, G. Marchizza, J.D. Gilmore, D. King, B. Stowell. Second row: D. Baker, K. Schroeder, T. Bearden, J. Wortley, T. Miller, M. Mangold, G. Sergent, T. Ylonen. Third row: D. Flynn, D. Mann, J. Pendleton, D. McCarty, C. Knoepfle, J. Yagow, J. Moats, K. Richey, C. Courty, J. Moore, P. Flannigan, Coach Rigg- Managers: K. Meyer, L. Adcock, T. Wilson. Sprinters Hurdlers Jumpers 96 1st row: R. Sutton, E. Loyd, C. Grider, L. Harmon, R. Pierce, M. Ping. 2nd row: L. Tharp, S. Stowell, K. Herlan, J. Dumbrava, C. Parks, D. Henkhaus, R. Herlan. 3rd row: S. Hoose, M. Hubbartt, E. Edmiston, S. Rasure, S. Sandidge, C. Mangold, T. Goodroe, Miss Clark, Coach. D I S T A N C E S P R I N T E R S GIRLS TRACK HURDLERS 98 WEIGHT EVENTS JUMPERS Managers Sherie Sexton Kristy Meyer Sweet Dreams Re Herlan Smile if you’re ugly Carla Grider Christy Parks Terrible Two-some Shelly Stowell 99 Laurie Harmon The 1982-1983 school year has been a very good year for the Trojans of Auburn High. We have captured or tied for conference championships in every sport. The Volley- ball team, with a 9-1 conference record, were co-champs, as were the football team, 6-1, and the basketball team, 9-1. In track, both the boys, 4-0, and the girls, 4-0, cap- tured the conference meet and the triangu- lar trophy. Baseball also captured the con- ference with a 8-0 record. The only excep- tion was girl’s basketball, simply because they have no conference. Our emblem? VOLLEYBALL A BASEBALL K E TRACK B FOOTBALL L L The members of the AHS boys basketball team made a little boy’s dream come true when they announced him as their 1 fan one evening in January. Geoff Lange was all smiles as the varsity boys gave him a T-shirt declaring him the 1 fan along with a basketball auto- graphed by the team. SENIOR JOCKS First Row: Ruthmarie Herlan, Elaine Edmiston, Lori Evitt, Vicki Castleman, Kristy Stamer, Cathy Cham- bers Pattie Castleman. Second Row: Kathy Meyer, Drew Hummel, Gary Bouvet, Chris Knoepfle, Pat Flannigan, Gary Sergent, Bob Carrigan, Brad Schroeder, Eric Eastham. Third Row: Harry Buck, Chris Mangold, Missy Bell, Mark Gardner, John Harden, Tom DuBois, Scott Harmon. Fourth Row: Angie Miller, Cindy Millburg, Caryn Corine, Dawn Henkhaus, Christy Parks. STAFF ADMINISTRATION 104 1st row Jim Marshall, Ted Megginson, Joe Powell, 2nd row Steve Hubbartt, Dave Miller, Jeanette Cameron, Charles DuBois, James Doglio OFFICE PERSONNEL Front row: D. Dineen, M. Goodroe, K. Kelly, L. Adcock, C. Dood, R. Herlan, T. Bergman. Second row: L. Karhliker, M. Mangold, K. Richey. Mrs. Linda Nadalini Unit Bookkeeper Mrs. Donna Goodroe High School Secretary Mrs. Mary Neumann Unit Secretary 105 HO clQ r Nancy Miller College Prep., English I, Speech I, Speech Club Sponsor, Drama Club Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. RTS Madge Shown English III, English III College Prep., Communications, French I and II, Junior Class Advisor, French Club Sponsor. SOCIAL SCIENCE Marla Krell English II. Alice Kaiser Civics, U.S. History, World History, Sociology, Cheerleading Sponsor, KTC Advisor. Mike Thoele Guidance Counselor, Psychology, Student Council Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. 106 Phyllis Bailey Accounting, Typing II, Shorthand I, and II, Office Practice, Yearbook Advisor, Commerce Club Sponsor. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gloria Clarke P.E., Volleyball Coach, Track Coach, Lettermans Club Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. Jim Bandy Typing I, General Business. Consumer Ed., Basketball Coach, Lettermans Club Sponsor, Freshman Class Advisor. Donald Stillwell Vocational Director, Coop, OJT, Sophomore Class Advisor. Jim Trump P.E., Baseball Coach, Junior Class Advisor. 107 SCIENCE AND MATH DEPARTMENT Diane Roth Biology I and II. Chemistry, National Honor Society Sponsor, Sophomore Class Advisor. John Rigg Algebra II, Advanced Math, Physics, Gen. Science, Football, JV Basketball and Track Coach, NHS Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. Pat Curry Pre Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Commerce Club Sponsor, Junior Class Advisor. SPECIAL ED. LIBRARIAN Cathy Chambers Special Education — Resource Room. Bill Deck Librarian, Library Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Advisor. 108 APPLIED ARTS Gary Hayes Industrial Orientation, Mass Production, Machine Woods, Cabinet I and II, Ind. Arts Club Sponsor. Alan Franklin Ag I. II, and III. Ag Business, Horticulture, Electricity, Welding, Small Engines, FFA Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. Carol Roberts Home Ec I. Adult Living, Child Development, Clothing. FHA Sponsor. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Tony Cerveny Health, Drivers Ed, Tennis Coach, Freshman Class Advisor. Carol Selinger School Nurse 109 FINE ARTS Pattie Mansmith Art Caught in the act. Look at this mess! Fill it to the rim! 110 FACULTY IN ACTION ... Ill JANITORS Lee Curtis Jack Conover Jane Lewis Dorothy Crain COOKS Mary Powell Norma Pierce Grace Driver i BUS DRIVERS ADVERTISING AOO 114 HARMON’S SHOPPING PLAZA Feature Only The Finest Quality Meat And Produce Plus Offering Full Service fps] Best Wishes To The Class Of “83” AUBURN TRUE VALUE FARM SUPPLY SERVICES, INC. Highway 104 Auburn, IL Harmon’s Shopping Phone: 438-3023 Auburn,IL 62615 Dennis Kopp, Manager ANGELO’S FAMILY RESTAURANT Harmon’s Shopping Plaza Auburn, IL 62615 Phone: 438-6014 Owners: Dave And Brenda Furguson 115 HARRY’S PHARMACY Harry Buck Jr., R.Ph. Owner Phone: 438-6141 Or 483-2431 (Toll Free From Springfield) Harmon’s Shopping Plaza Rt. 104, Auburn, IL 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 116 STATE BANK OF GIRARD Member FDIC Girard, IL Phone: 217-627-2112 TOUR AND TRAVEL m 611 E Monroe Springfield, IL 62701 Phone: 217-528-8421 Across From The Post Office DECKS DRUGS Girard, IL 62640 Store Est. 1884 Best Wishes To “The Graduates” TOM DAY BUSINESS MACHINES 3150 South Bjtier Springfield IL 62703 (217) 529-8282 TOM DAY ADLER TYPEWRITERS ADLER CALCULATORS STANDARD DUPl IC ATORS IBM Service FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Best Wishes To The Class Of “83” Virden, IL Member FDIC 965-5494 Compliments Of STATE BANK OF VIRDEN Virden,IL Member FDIC MICK AND MARY’S HOMESTYLE DINNERS Thayer, IL 965-3511 117 Congratulations From AUBURN PEOPLES BANK Large Enough To Serve You, Small Enough To Know You. Quality Service Roy C . Grider. Ir. - Pres. Telephone 217 243-2014 Doyle Sheet Metal Co mpany 225 NORTH WEST STREET. P O BOX 1081 JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS 62651 (217) 787-2312 SpzingfiieCd GycCe lock Go. SCHWINN BICYCLES - LOCKSMITH SHEET METAL • VENTILATING WARM AIR HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION 1013 WABASH AVENUE SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS 62704 Your Love Deserves The Finest ... Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings TOWN COUNTRY DRAPERY-UPHOLSTERY CO. Quality Work By Experienced Craftsmen In Our Workrooms 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. HOLLAND YOUR JEWELER Upholstery • Drapes Lamp Shades • Woven Woods • Bedspreads • Decorative Shades Blinds • Grabers Drapery Rods Accessories • Supplies Fabric For Do It Yourselfers New Custom Made Upholstered Furniture Shelly Lile — Owner 523-0709 218 So. 6th Springfield, IL 413 Highland 544-4625 THE SEWING BASKET ®rul K’0 Qlrunk North Side of Square Virden, III. 183 E. Jackson Virden Northside Of Square Ph. 965-3312 Complete Line Fabrics Pattern Sewing Notions 119 NICHOLLS SONS By Appointment 217-438-6919 Hardware Plumbing Heating Auburn, IL Ph: 438-6416 Dr. W.J. Kessler Chiropractic Physician 105 S. Fifth Street Auburn, IL I AUBURO K STATE FARM INSURANCE Bill Woodruff Agent HOME BUILDING CENTER “Your Home Town Building Material Headquarters” 151 E. Jackson Auburn, IL 438-3391 N. Jet. Rt. 4 Auburn, IL THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE PRESCHOOL JUNCTION CAFE Phone: 438-6814 Walnut Washington, Auburn “Kindergarten Prep For 4-Year-Olds” Ph. 217-438-3511 Junction Rte. 4 104 Best Of Luck To The Class Of “83” Congratulations Class Of “83” From — Mrs. Stammer And Bobbie Best Wishes To The JOHN L. GOLEMAN AUCTION SERVICE Class Of “83” Divernon 628-9063 From Auburn Ambulance Squad 120 I Best Wishes From: THE CITY OF AUBURN 122 HENDRICKS Home Furnishings Virden Department Store Virden Dept. Store Hendricks Home Furnishing Featuring The Underground Westside Of The Square Featuring Flexsteel Broyhill Furniture Phone: (217) 965-3334 Phone: (217) 965-3337 Open: Monday Evening Friday Evening Until 9 Open: Mon. Fri. Eve. Until 9:00 247 N. Springfield Virden, IL Good Luck Class Of “83” Congratulations THE Class Of “83” AUBURN LEGION VIRDEN POST NO. 277 CLEANERS “Thank Heaven For Evans” 1204 N. Springfield Virden,IL 62690 Duane D. Evans RUA’S VARIETY CLOTHING Northeast Corner Of The Square Wearing Apparel For The Whole Family LOUISE SARGENT’S BEAUTY SALON 305 South 10th St. Auburn, IL 61615 Osh Kosh B’Gosh Work Clothing Wolverine Boots Shoes Phone Keds Tennis Footwear 438-6582 Good Luck Class Of 83 MARILYN’S BEAUTY SHOP 208 South Sixth Street Auburn, IL 62615 Jafra Skin Care Consultant It Pays To Look Well MIKE’S BARBERSHOP Auburn, IL 438-3930 DAVE BAILEY TRUCKING WEBB’S AUBURN MARKET 438-3773 406 W. Maple Auburn, IL 62615 HEADLINES BY JANE BAILEY Quality Meats Produce And Groceries East Side Of The Square Ph: 438-6316 K J MARATHON 501 W. Jackson Auburn,IL 62615 406 W. Maple Auburn, IL 62615 438-3773 24 Hr. Towing Day 438-3512 Night 438-3424 124 SNELL BROTHERS EQUIPMENT CLOUSER REPAIR 321 W. Madison Auburn, IL 62615 Phone: (217) 438-6611 Highway 4 North Of Virden, IL Phone: (217) 965-3333 REDFERN INSURANCE P.O. Box 72 Auburn, IL 61615 438-3914 Quality Drainage Material For Agriculture SPRINGFIELD PLASTICS R.R. 1 Auburn 438-6167 DICKEY JOHN First In Agrionics Dr. Keith T. Hedrick Dr. Walter 0. Hedrick Optometrists Specialty — Contact Lenses Hard Soft Lenses For: Bifocal Monosystem Astigmatism Therapy For: Learning Disability Crossed Eyes Amblyopia (Lazyeye) Gas Permiable C.L. Color Vision Correcting MOORMAN MANUFACTURING CO CHAR’S AUBURN FLOWER SHOP Phone: 438-6514 410 W. Jefferson Auburn,IL 62615 Auburn Division (217) 438-6117 125 Best Wishes BEATTY IMPLEMENT CO. Auburn, IL NARMONT MACHINERY CO. Power Farm Machinery Steve Narmont, Manager Auburn, Illinois Authorized White Sales Service Oehl Jlenco Machinery Day Phone — 438-6193 Night Phone — 438-6451 SUNSHINE ENTERPRISES Route 4 Auburn, IL 62615 Ph. 438-6111 Berle — Bob — Darrel — Keith Congratulations To The Class Of ’83 BOB DICKEY SALES CO. P.O. Box 149A Auburn, IL 62615 Never Give Up!! we give you ah easier way FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SPRINGFIELD hfth At VUms hllli At I««� k Kinking iiHit 'Vringlirkl II ••-'Till IImmm- TVt 7V� i W-mUr Mill f Member FDIC Two Convenient Drive-Up Teller Locations 126 Congratulations Best Of Luck To All .. From The Team At Class Of 83 BLACK’S From Auburn Township Road Commissioner Charles Silveus Black's Sporting Goods 8th And Monroe 525-1910 Springfield, IL Congratulations Body And Fender Repairs Refinishing Class Of 83 LOMELINO’S AUTO BODY SHOP From The Meadowbrook Baptist Church Iris Drive Madison Where A Warm Welcome And Bible Message Awaits You. Larry Lomelino Phone: 438-3227 368 E. Washington Auburn, IL 62615 THE ONLY PLACE Restuarant Lounge Open 7 Days A Week Sun.-Thurs — 6 am to 9 pm Fri. Sat. — 6 am to 10 pm 919 EAST ENOS SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS 62705 INC. F W ”To Jd BRINKMAN 217 I 528 - 9666 127 BREWER’S KOUNTRY KITCHEN Rt. 4 Auburn, IL 62615 Phone: 438-9972 “Congratulations” Class Of 93 THE PURPLE PUPPY NURSERY SCHOOL 301 W Jefferson Complete Line Of Agriculture Chemicals Plus Liquid And Dry Fertilizer Phone (217) 488-6158 Charles Chimenta — Manager Joe Powell — Assistant Manager “Good Luck To The 1983 Graduates” EDGEWOOD SHOOTING PARK AUBURN TIRE AND MOBILE SERVICE Located One Mile So. Of Auburn Junction On Rt. 4 402 W. Jackson 1 4 Mile East On Auburn, IL 16 So. 128 MADIAR INSURANCE SERVICE SOUTH COUNTY PUBLICATIONS Main Office — 110 N 5th Auburn,IL 62615 Publishers Of The Auburn Citizen The Chatham Clarion The Divernon News The Pannee Post Phone: 438-6155 HERB CLAUSENFORD, INC. Rt. 4 South Virden, Illinois 62690 “Your Satisfaction Is Our 1 Priority” 212 West Center St. Girard, IL 62640 (217) 627-2191 Home — Auto — Life — Business Congratulations Class Of “83” From: Dr. Steve Hubbartt GEORGE KRUSE, INC. Virden, Illinois 62690 Sales Phone: Service (217) 965-3327 Good Luck Class Of “83” (Area Code 217) 965-3327 PETERSBURG PLUMBING HEATING CO. Featuring Unisex Hairstyling NU-U BEAUTY SALON 117 N. 7th Petersburg, Illinois 62675 Joyce Jackson — Pam Spoor Ph. 438-3274 258 E. Jackson if No Ans. Auburn, IL 62615 438-6954 129 CURTIS DETECTIVE AGENCY INC. 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 PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS EVALUATION TESTS INTELLIGENCE SERVICE INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS SPRINGFIELD 522-4765 3303 S 6th St Road PLAZA FLORIST Rt. 104 Harmons Plaza 438-3012 Flowers For Every Occasion DOLENC SIDING ROOFING Where Quality Is King Prices Reasonable 438-3163 Best Wishes AUBURN HEATING B.A.B. GRAIN AIR CONDITIONING Rt 104 East Phone: 438-3316 100 S. 5th Auburn, IL 438-6674 130 A R AUTO SUPPLY 405 W. Madison 438-6355 Best Wishes To The Class Of“83” WILLOW-BEE BEAUTY SHOPPE “Pleasing You Pleases Us” Edwin B. (Red) Ann Wilson Congratulations 1983 Grads NARDI TV 134 E. Dean Virden,IL 62690 Ph. 965-5533 “Congratulations To The Grads” “Wishes For The Best Of Everything To The 1983 Graduates” From ST. BENEDICT’S Roman Catholic Church 126 E. Washington Phone: 438-6222 COZY DRIVE IN 2935 So. Sixth St. 525-1992 Springfield, IL ★ Serving — Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 6 am-8pm Featuring — Homecooked Soups Chillies Fresh French Fries, 90% Lean Ground Chuck. We Treat You AUBURN DAIRY QUEEN Auburn, 111. Am. Dairy Queen Corp Ralph E. Gauen M.D. Linda Cameron Judi Dineen Good Luck Class Of ’83 Bring Your Yearbook In For A One Time Only 20% Discount On Any Purchase • Expires 12 31 83 131 Congratulations To The Grads From: VFW POST 8157 A Big Thank You To LLOYD STUDIO For All The Help With The Photography For The Yearbook Best Wishes To The Graduates From Bob Edna BERRY FUNERAL HOME Robert Ford Broker Lynn Berry FORSYTH INSURANCE Congratulations Class Of 83 132 ILLINI SPORTING GOODS, INC. 180 West Jefferson Springfield, IL 62702 PH. 787-4587 TRIAD INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CORP. Tl� l Westinghouse Lighting Distributor 217 529-0287 A Complete Line Of Janitorial Supplies And Equipment Joe Dunbar, John Sheedy Bob McHenry 2710 S. 13th St. Springfield, IL 62703 PATRONS Mid-America Machinery Sears Catalog Store — Virden Vi’s Beauty Salon McKain’s Radio And TV — Auburn Cinderella Beauty Salon Dixon’s Woodcraft Courty Electric Mary Kay Cosmetics Father James Kondrath Good Luck To The Class Of '83 RMK USED MERCHANDISE 418 W. Jefferson Mon. Thru Sat. 9 A.M.-4 P.M. Congratulations Graduates! From MACOUPIN COUNTY CABLEVISION For the Best In High School Sports And Local News, Watch KABL-TV Channel 6 Also From Macoupin County Cablevision — Exciting Cable Entertainment — Movies Sports From HBO — Showtime — ESPN — CBN USA Network — Superstations WTBS WGN Call 438-3314 Or 965-4422 For Cable In Your Home MACOUPIN COUNTY CABLEVISION 133 BEN FRANKLIN We Bring Variety To Life Rt. 104, Auburn Phone - 438-3714 William Schanholtz, Owner 134 prairie 6fiirmr £)airu Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of ’83 LINDLEY FLORAL CO. Since 1923 Springfield Area’s Florist Flowers — Plants — Sympathy Flowers Fresh — Silk — Dried MOORE BUILDING CO. Clear-Span Farm, Commercial And Industrial Buildings Uni-Frame Engineering Will Bonanza Meet Local Building Codes Buildings And Cost Far Less Than Steel Structures. MC VISA Flower Arrangements For Hospitals, Homes, Anniversaries, Birthdays — Weddings, All Special Occasions And Holidays Visit Our Greenhouses Open All Year Round 522-5533 2725 S. 6th FTD Route 104 East Auburn, IL 217-438-3336 Congratulations Class Of ’83 TJ’s LOUNGE Auburn,IL 62615 135 SPATZ Mel-O-Cream p TAX 114 S. Fifth St. SE R VICE Auburn, IL K s Half A Block From The Square ' V Stauton Auburn Herb Parks 1209 Commanche Auburn, IL 62615 Congratulations Hebrews v— ’83 Grads 13 Vs. 15 Sammiee Pammie Sergent Best Wishes To The Class Of “83” UK 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 Your’s” 137 rt sfr'.t K • % . - - - m m' Jm + w - • % 4 - V , « N - - - ■• - - ’ • -NwWX % - «• %rn .J m % . - • - V V - v % % - f - • V .......... 7 ;s w - w .s . - V ' v • V . H . 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