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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

Auburn High School North Seventh Street Auburn, IL 62615 (217) 438-6817 Table of Contents Opening ................ 3 Mini Mag .............. 12 Homecoming ............ 16 Seniors ............... 22 Underclass ............ 40 Faculty ............... 51 Sports ................ 60 Clubs ................. 80 Activities ............ 98 Graduation ........... 120 Ads .................. 128 1988 IN MEMORY OF Star Bright By: LuAnne Littlejohn I’d like to think That in the dark And endless sky Is a tiny star Twinkling brightly Among the millions Of others. And that this star Is Mike Seeing us laugh And laughing with us. Sparkling brighter Than any other star. And I’d like to think That he's not lonely Up there So very far away But that the others stars Keep him company As he watches over us. Isn't it nice To believe We have in common A very special star And wherever we go And however lonely We may feel We don’t need to be. Because close to our hearts Is Mike shining brightly Reminding us always That we’re never alone. Mike Christy Gerken Mike. Linda. Christy. Ed Gerken Mike, Scott. Dave in the parade I The Gerken House 1973 1986 During school, Mike was a member of the Industrial Arts Club. Outside of school he enjoyed hunting, driv- ing, and playing poker with the guys. Scott Mike — Best Buddies Michael Scott Gerken 1970 1986 PMNW +� 25 A 9 Explosions of Diversity People are like fingerprints and snowflakes — no two are exactly alike. Auburn High School students prove this statement. AHS students dress differently, act differently, take different classes, and have different plans for the future. On almost any given day, a per- son could observe the diversifica- tion in the halls and in the class- rooms at Auburn High. One could hear students “hab- lando espanol ” in one classroom and discussing THE CATCHER IN THE RYE in the next. In yet another classroom, students are dissecting a pig, while across the hall, they are taking dictation in shorthand. Inside the classroom, a person could see a boy in shorts—in Janu- ary. Next to him is a girl in a mini skirt and high heels and hoop ear- rings. Behind her is a girl in a denim jacket, covered with pins, and jeans. On the jeans, she has drawn various figures, including a peace sign and an 88. In the hall a girl in a metallic green blouse and Christ- mas ornament earrings walks in front of a boy wearing purposely ripped jeans. Anyone could clearly see that AHS students truly EXPLODE WITH DIVERSITY. Bill Ervin and Tom Appelt are about to explode. Seniors DON'T show diversity in dressing by posing tor a picture in their senior signature t-shirts. 3 Students Explode with Diversity % Students Explode with Diversity Brutal chicken fighters. Dana Baker and Patty Miller. Teri Buck's reaction to finding an error. Practice Set Poses Problems Suzanne Sanders and Larry Buske keep Mrs. White busy. Although the students find the practice set frus- trating at times, they also feel that it is helpful. Kim Dodd remarks, “It really gets my goat when I find errors, but I like it. It's kind of fun.” According to Doug Dolenc, “It's really nerve- racking, trying to get it done.” Jared Dudley is also worried about finishing. Mrs. White is NUTS for expecting us to get this done!” Sherry Cumming, however, doesn’t seem to mind it. It's pretty easy, and it has one advan- tage— no homework. Carla Hill is thankful for the practice set. “It’s a good opportunity for exper- ience before I get out in the 'real world’,” she explains. Stephanie Marsh sums up her feelings by stat- ing, “it was a very enjoyable and useful learning experience, but thank goodness it’s almost over!!” If the accounting students have seemed a little grumpy during the last nine weeks, they have a pretty good reason to be. For the entire last nine weeks, all accounting students “work” as ac- counting clerks for Fireplace, Inc., a fictitious fire- place store. The practice set allows the students to use all of the skills he or she has acquired. The students must face “real life problems and find solutions in a business-like atmosphere. Students Explode Rod’s Pox This winter, many Central Illinois communities experienced outbreaks of the chicken pox. Au- burn was no exception. From January 11 until February 1, Rod Meidel was on an extended Christmas break; he had the chicken pox. Over the real Christmas vacation, Rod visited his niece in Chatham, who had the chicken pox. “I had them when I was a kid, so I didn’t think I would get them again,” Rod explains. Unfortunately, two weeks later, Rod’s body started to become covered with the pox. For the next four days, his situation continued to get worse. “My doctor said it was a very rare case,” he states. The only medication Rod used was Calamine lotion, which relieved the itching somewhat. “It was the worse thing I had ever had in my life. I still have scars from them,” Rod says. “I still have scars” — Rod Meidel. Rod's body was taken over by chicken pox with Diversity Sherry Cumming in her awesome car, John Barnhill struts down the hall. Shall we dance? Allen Morrow asks Chy Searcy. Beth Miller and Tina Armstrong look so adorable! Foreigners Explode with Diversity They are from different countries and speak different languages — they are Auburn’s four foreign ex- change students. Mercedes Arroyo, who is staying with the Neumanns, is from Lerida, Spain. She is very happy in the Unit- ed States and is even considering attending college here to study lan- guages. Jois Nigrisoli decided to come to the United States because she was bored.” How anyone could be bored in her hometown of Milan, Ita- ly, population, 1,500,000 is a mys- tery to many AHS students. Jois, however, is enjoying her stay with the Parolas. Christian Cremer is a native of Wegberg, a city that he says sees more action than Auburn. He is stay- ing with the Kemps and reports that he has learned much about himself while here. Francisco Escobar, from San- tiago, Chile, says that while he has been here, he has found that many things he had heard about Ameri- cans are not true. Francisco is living with the Trojahn family. Francisco Escobar, Christian Cremer, Mercedes Arroyo, and Jois Nigrisoli: the tour foreign exchange students tor the 1987 88 school year. Dernier Cri “Le Dernier Cri”, French for the latest fashion, is a mini-magazine that focuses on the current fads at Auburn High School. Hemlines Skirts at Auburn High have gone to new lengths—long, mid, and the once-again popular mini. Steph Marsh wears her hair in a banana clip Burn Them or Buy Them? Banana clips are a controversial topic at Auburn High school. For those who are unfamiliar with ba- nana clips, they are banana shaped hair clips that hold the hair back in a pony-tail-like style. Since they became popular at AHS about two years ago, they have gained both many advocates and many enemies. Others agree with fashion maga- zines that proclaim that banana clips are definitely out”. Some girls even detest the clips so much that they have banana clip burning parties. Will banana clips soon go the way of bell-bottoms and clogs, or will they remain popular at AHS? Fast Food Finally For the past year, students have been enjoying Big Cookies, bacon cheeseburgers, and roast beef sandwiches on a regular basis, since Hardee’s restaurants have appeared in both Virden and Chat- ham. Ted Bailey comments, “I usually go there about three times a week.” Larry Buske remarks, I don't go to Dairy Queen as much now.” Dave ihlenfeldt is especially glad to have fast food so near. He ex- plains, “When I have a craving for fast food, I go bonkersl Now, I have a Hardee’s right there!” Toni Parola enjoys the conve- nience of the Virden and Chatham Hardee’s because, I don’t have to cook so much!” she states. Both Chatham and Virden got Hardee's restaurants—Auburn got a billboard! Trendy Tunes Musical tastes at AHS range from Top 40, such as INXS, Whifney Houston, George Michael, Whitesnake, Debbie Gibson, and the Dirty Dancing Soundtracks. Some students also prefer different” music, including Bob Marley, the Communards, and old classics, like the Bea- tles. Fashion Favorites (a''; '1' '■Vi. M3 -pr=n ra ..e,,,-,,. Obsession rw, . i mi III Students Show Spirit Dave Allen jumps to the finish line. As in past years, Auburn High School students celebrated Homecoming by participating in the cheerleader-sponsored Spirit Week. Dress up days, lunch-time activities, and a pep assembly highlighted the week. Each class competed for the Spirit Stick. The dress-up days were rich and famous day, paja- ma day, red, white, and blue day, pig-tail inside-out day, and the traditional blue and white day. A volleyball tournament be- tween the classes was played during lunch. The pep assembly included sleeping bag racing, marshmallow stuffing, and, of course, loud, excited cheering. Because they had the most members of their class dress up, showed the most spirit at the assembly, and won the volleyball tournament, the Seniors won the Spirit Stick. Office practice girls ham it up on pig-tail day. The cheerleaders at the pep assembly. 16. Most girls dressed” for pajama day. A Festive Week AHS Football players give the parade a thumbs up. W. Gadberry toots his horn in the parade. Volleyball players ham it up for the camera. T. Hawkins. D. Dolenc, T. Buck, J. Dudley show off the Sr. float. A festivity of excitement could describe the 1987 Homecoming parade. In honor of the bicenten- nial anniversary of the United States Constitution, the parade theme was Patriotism . Local businesses, clubs, high school students decorated their floats in red, white, and blue. The band, di- rected by Becky Kemp, marched in top form. As in previous years, there was a large turnout to view the parade. Cheerleaders take lime out from chants to give their special look. Red defenders. The referee signals one of Auburn’s four touchdowns. Trojans Romp Big Red The Trojans, after fumbling on their first possession, looked as if they were going to have a long Homecoming game against the Gi- rard Big Red. However, after a forced Girard fumble in the end zone by two Auburn defenders, Rob Ber- ola recovered for the touchdown. Jared Dudley kicked the extra point. Following a 64 yard march on 11 plays, Dudley, on a quarterback sneak, plowed over the goal line from one yard out. Coach Dave Bates decided to fake the kick. This resulted in a Ted Bailey pass to Jud Patterson for the two point conver- sion. In the second quarter, Patterson, who finished the game with 105 yards in 12 carries, rambled 30 yards for a touchdown. Dudley again kicked the extra point. Late in the second quarter, Dud- ley found Ted Bailey across the mid- dle. Bailey then dashed 56 yards for the touchdown. Bailey again passed on the fake, this time to Rob Berola, for two points. Although they didn't score in the second half, the Trojans went on to beat the Big Red 30-0 and improve their record to 3-1. While it might be conceived that the game was totally dominated by offense, it was not. The defense had five sacks. John Barnhill had three, while Dave Allen and Tom Carter each had one. Girard was held to only 74 total yards. At halt time, the senior court, Sarah Fader, Queen Melissa Allen, and Lisa Campbell Helped by his teammates, Patterson again tries for the pose with co-captains Jared Dudley and Dave Allen. first down. 3 V (Ao 1987 Homecoming Court Senior attendant, SARAH FADER 1987 Queen. MELISSA ALLEN Senior attendant. LISA CAMPBELL Junior attendant. AMY FRIES- LAND At the dance. 1985 Queen Tina Norris crowns Melissa Allen as the court and their escorts watch. Junior attendant. KELLY BOS 1987 Homecoming Dance Junior. JUD PATTERSON tries to persuade his old pal. CRAIG Homecoming dance decorating committee: Melissa Gotschall. Valerie Jack- HENKHAUS. to dance. son. Melissa Allen. Sandy Boyd. Theresa Jones. Mr. Thoele, Len Ping. Jared Dudley, and Scott Norris. The theme for the dance, Let Freedom Ring , was cho- sen by the committee to honor the bicentennial celebration of the United States Constitu- tion. 21 Best Personality: Ted Bailey and Tammy Hawkins Most Radical: Dave Travous and Dana Baker Most likely to become a beach bum: Jim Crafton and Sandy Boyd Senior Superlatives Best Dressed: Rod Meidel and Suzanne Sand- ers Best shape and build: John Barnhill and Sherry Cumming Most athletic: Melissa Allen and Len Ping Most likely to succeed: Scott Norris and Tricia Berry Class Officers: Ken Minton, Vice President; Jared Dudley, Secretary; Melissa Allen, Treasurer; Scott Norris, Presi- dent Most likely to go through life not knowing: Sherry Cumming and Darrin Divjak Biggest Flirts: Rod Meidel and Sarah Fader 23 Seniors DEANA KRISTINE ADCOCK What you are is God’s gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. DAVID SCOTT ALLEN When you fight with fire, you get burned! MELISSA ANN ALLEN Be cheerful, for the most important thing you wear is the expression on your face. MARK FRANKLIN ARMSTRONG Did you ever wonder why we had to run for shelter in the premise of a brave new world that fell beneath the clear blue sky? MERCEDES EVA ARROYO BUREU Today's beautiful moments are tomorrow’s beautiful memories. THEODORE JOSEPH BAILEY You can’t always tell a winner by the type of car he drives. DANA CHRISTINE BAKER Don’t forget that people will judge you by your actions, not your intentions. You may have a heart of gold, but so does a hard-boiled egg. DENNIS WILLIAM BAKER II If you find yourself going in the wrong direction, remember. God allows U-turns. JOHN LEE BARNHILL No matter what anyone says, do what you think is right. CHARLES TODD BEARD Once crazy, always crazy TRICIA SUSANNE BERRY I’m not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. SANDRA KAYE BOYD People may doubt what you say. but they will always believe what you do. TERI LYNN BUCK A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you today — just the way you are. LARRY RAY BUSKE LISA DIANE CAMPBELL Life is like a mirror — we get the best results when we smile at it. SEAN PATRICK CONLIN I never let my schooling interfere with my education. JAMES JUNIOR CRAFTON II Just laid up in a country state of mind. SHERRY ANNETTE CUMMING Talent is wanting something bad enough to work for it. Seniors DARRIN L. DIVJAK KIMBERLY KAY DODD To make a mistake is human; to repeat old mistakes is stupid. DOUGLAS ANTON DOLENC Wake up and smell the coffee — your parents were right! JARED LEON DUDLEY A person's future depends on determination. SARAH JEAN FADER As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every moment of time. WAYNE CHARLES FORD In order to have friends, you must be a friend. WENDY BARBARA FORD People feel unimportant and frustrated because they have given their power away, not because someone took it. MELISSA BARBARA GOTSCHALL The road to success is always under construction. JOHN MICHAEL HAVARD If you turn away from what you feel inside, you could be turning away from a great time. 28 TAMARA LYN HAWKINS I believe in the sun even if it isn't shining. I believe in love even if I can't touch it, and I believe in God even if He is silent. KRISTEN LYNN HEFFERNAN The future belongs to those who prepare for it. EDWARD J. HENN TRAVIS VAUGHN HIDLEBAUGH JEFFREY LEO HIGGINS The key to success is not how smart you are; it's time management. CARLOTTA MARIE HILL Try, if you can, to make the world laugh; it already has enough to cry about. VALERIE LEAH JACKSON Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. THERESA LYNN JONES It isn't whether you win or lose the game, but how you look while playing. JOHN ANDREW KING Seniors LISA RENEE LACKEY Dreams are reality, reality Is dreams. When you have a bad dream, face reality. When reality scares you, run to your dreams. LUANNE LITTLEJOHN Someday we'll look back and have to laugh. STEPHANIE ANN MARSH One ol the real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them. GARY LEE McGRAW RODNEY CRAIG MEIDEL Do unto others then run like heck. PATRICIA ANNE MILLER When someone makes a mistake, rub it out, don't rub it in. KENNETH ALLEN MINTON, JR. The dog with the bone is always in danger. M. ANN MOORE Push will get a person everywhere, except through a door marked Pull SCOTT CRAIG NORRIS Even if you live in Alaska, you can still act like it is Florida. 30 V. . J. ANDREW ZIMMERMAN You won't find me living life in the fast lane, I can't find the on-ramp. Not pictured: JAMES ALLEN BASFORD TONYA JEAN CLOUGH LINDA KAY DICKEY PAUL N. HARDEN LELA MARGARET LESTER CHARLES L. RUSSELL LEONARD CHESTER PING If God is for us. who can be against us? SUZANNE JEANNETTE SANDERS A wise person makes her own decisions, an ignorant person follows the public opinion. MICHELE ANN TATE Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. — Matthew 6:34 DAVID L. TRAVOUS A lot of good behavior is due to poor health. DONALD LYNN WEBSTER MATTHEW C. WILSON You have only failed when you have failed to try. Future Paths Three college-bound seniors — Michele Tate, John Havard. and Theresa Jones “I want to be like Bob Costas” — L. Ping “Study hard or you’ll regret it!” — Doug Dolenc The diverse goals and ambitions of the class of 1988 have led them to pursue different paths in life. Michele Tate has been accepted to the University of Illinois, where she will major in biology. “I'd like to get a job marketing pharmaceutical products after college,” she states. Theresa Jones will also attend the U of I. Her major will be in animal science. After completing four years, she plans to attend the U of I’s Veterinary Medical School. The- resa comments, “I really like ani- mals and I’ve always wanted to be able to help them. John Havard will continue his edu- cation at Illinois State University. He plans to study business with an em- phasis in accounting. Attending Wheaton College is Tammy Hawkins. She is going to major in junior high school educa- tion. “I want to make a difference, Tammy explains. “I want to help im- prove the kids’ self-esteem. “I want to be rich and famous, like Bob Costas or Howard Cosell,” confides Len Ping as he discusses his plans to become a television sportscaster. Len will major in com- munications at Southern Illinois Uni- versity at Carbondale. “Study hard or you’ll regret it!” is the advice Doug Dolenc gives to all high school students. He doesn't feel that he took full advantage of high school. He will further his edu- cation by attending Lincoln Land Community College for two years and then transferring to a four-year college. “I hope going to Lincoln Land will be a maturing experience for me. I don’t know if I’m quite ready to go to a big college right now,” he remarks. After graduation, Darrin Divjak will join a branch of the service. He hopes to have a career in the ser- vice. “Then I'll retire and move to Florida,” he quips. Kristen Heffernan and Kim Dodd are both considering attending flight attendant school. “I love to travel,” remarks Kris, as Kim agrees. Everyone has different dreams, that's what makes the world an in- teresting place. Seniors Diversify in Future It’s been a grueling PGA tour, but pro-golfers, Rod Meidel and Doug Dolenc have found time to organize a twenty-year reunion for the class of 1988. Rod’s parents are in Texas, making the Meidel residence the perfect place for the party. Before the big bash, they con- tacted a few old friends. Denny Ba- ker, who has recently purchased the Denny’s restaurant chain, will provide the food. When asked why he bought that particular chain, Denny replied, “I didn’t want to have to change the name.” Lisa Lackey and Stephanie Marsh will provide dessert from their world-famous, ul- tra-chic candy and popcorn shop. Interior decorator, Paul Harden and graphic artist, Mark Armstrong will decorate the Meidel home. Music will be provided by WYMG’s new disc jockey,, Jeff Hig- gins, who has replaced Ray Lytle. Many from the entertainment world will attend. Included is Patty Miller, who has replaced Vanna White on Wheel of Fortune . Also attending is Tammy Hawkins, who has taken Robin Leach’s place on Lifestyles of the Rich and Fam- ous”. When asked the reason for her career choice, Tammy replied, I don’t know why!” Super-star wrestler, Dave the Rave” Travous, managed by the lovely Kristen Hef- fernan will also arrive. Making a special trip from the set of The New Andy Griffith Show is Andy Zimmerman. Len Ping, who has replaced Bob Costas as NBC’s head sportscast- er, will arrive with Ken Minton, the first white Globetrotter. Mercedes Arroyo will arrive from Spain, where she is a high fashion designer. Also attending is Melissa Gotschall, who is the signature model for Frederick’s of Hollywood. Traveling all the way from Hawaii is Ted Bailey. During the week, he is a tour guide bus driver; on week- ends, he is an exotic dancer. Back in Central Illinois promoting their latest best-selling How To” book are Suzanne Sanders and LuAnne Littlejohn. Matt Wilson and Scott Norris will take time off from running their very successful Wilris Puppy Farm to at- tend. Tricia Berry, who has her own lively talk show in Austin, Texas, will ride her motorcycle to the party. Deana Adcock, Dave Allen, and Lisa Campbell will take a vacation from their self-improvement center, The Superior Self, to attend. Deana runs the beauty shop, Dave is the fitness instructor, and Lisa man- ages the tanning center. Making the short trip from Paw- nee are Michele Tate and Darrin Div- jak. Michele runs the Berry-Winks Funeral Home and Darrin drives the hearse. Sarah Fader, the owner of The Notch, a leather belt boutique in Chicago, will arrive with Theresa Jones. Theresa is the proprietor of a Ferrari-only car wash in Beverly Hills. Carla Hill, a high school girls’ basketball coach in Kentucky, will make the trip with Dana Baker, who is a horse trainer at Churchill Downs. Larry Buske, Sean Conlin, and Don Webster will arrive a little late since they have to come from Zim- babwe, where they are mercenar- ies. Also arriving later will be Tonya Clough and Gary McGraw, who are taking a well-earned vacation from their sheep station in the Australian outback. Sandy Boyd, who has replaced Ruth Ann as the Ben Franklin man- ager, will attend with Ann Moore, who has been trying to take over Ben Franklin and turn it into a Paul Harris, and Teri Buck, whose com- pany has computerized nearly every retail store in the United States. Wendy and Wayne Ford will at- tend with Jim Crafton, who is a used-car salesman at their car dea- lership, Ford Ford. Judge Jared Dudley will arrive with District Attorney, Melissa Al- len, and famous defense lawyer, Kim Dodd. Security for the party will be pro- vided by Auburn police officers, Al- len Basford and Charles Russell. Linda Dickey will reluctantly take time off from running her resort hotel in the Bahamas to join in the festivi- ties. Real estate agents, Travis Hidle- baugh and Eddie Henn are expected to arrive from Florida. John Havard, owner of Havard- park, an amusement park in Water- loo, Iowa, will also make the trip and may even bring one of his roller coasters. Presidential candidate, John Barnhill, and running mate John King are expected to attend with their campaign manager, Todd Beard. The last to arrive, with FBI special agent, Sherry Cumming, and Vice President, Lela Lester, will be Presi- dent Valerie Jackson, or is it Jesse? Or Michael? Or Reggie? I, Deana Adcock, in sound mind and some- what small body, leave to the following: Lisa Campbell all of the wonderful talks and times. Dana, all the crazy times, thanks for being a true friend. Melissa Allen, a bottle of La Poo Poo! David Allen, many memories. AHS. two cousins. Zach and Leigh. Good Luck! John Bolletta, all of the wonderful memories. Freshmen-Senior year you filled my week- ends and weeknights. now my future. I now leave AHS happily, but sad, to join the real world. I. Dave Allen, being of determined mind and one touched body do hereby leave: Jill, all of my love; Deana lots of special memories; Lisa, a gallon of hair spray and many rides to school; Barnhill, many parties and friendship; Beard and King, Divernon DUI; Melissa, you’re always right; Mr. Bates, another win- ning season; Ms. Clarke my Junior Playoffs; Sandy, my senior picture; Teri, Chippen- dale’s; Derek, you’re a true friend; Crafton, two aspirin, call me in the morning; Theresa, thanks for answers; at last I leave to Jill, my love and all my FUTURE PLANS. I, Melissa Allen, leave to the following: Mrs. White, two thieves for typing class; Kim, lots of secrets and talks; Dana, friendship for- ever; Lisa and Deana, a happy life with Tony and John; Len, many memories; Ted. a win- ning lottery ticket. Rod. all the change in the world; Doug and Dave best wishes for the future; Suzi, a new chicken pin; Jared, lots of grade school memories; Brett, lots of great memories; Michelle and Traci, all the friend- ship in the world; Billy, good luck in high school; and to my twin Jois, I leave you the perfect guy; and now I leave AHS with only memories. I, Mercedes Arroyo, called “The Spainard”, Mercy . Benz .... leave to: Tricia. a roll of toilet paper and another sexy picture in the turnpike; LuAnne. as many numbers as she wants; Michele, more funny afternoons in Pawnee; Tammy and Denise, a trip to Pizza Senior Wills Hut; Erin, a real mountain to snow-ski; Laura, the ability to drive without killing people; the crazy sophomore boys, more funny third hours in the library; Tim and Glenn, more con- versations; and to the wonderful basketball team, a big glass of water! I. Theodore Bailey, of out to lunch mind, and tan body leave to: Len. a girl who knows more about sports than he does, and a dollar for gas; Doug, my left leg and my Knicks shirt; Rod. a fool-proof plan to sneak out of a house; Jared, a muffler; my main man Jud, a round trip ticket to Chattanooga, a summer of snipe hunting, and a lot of bonehead memo- ries; and Colleen. I leave all my love, a lot of great times, and a thanks for saying yes on October 18. 1986; AHS, one more Bailey. I, Denny Baker, do bequeath to the following: Scott, anything you want!; Dave, another RIDE in the truck!; Trav, a slide down the roof; Darrin, a new battery and protection from Barnhill; Ed. let’s go to Hucks; Ken. my expert basketball ability; Tracy, thanks for being a great friend; Teri, eternal friendship and I’m sorry!; Craigles, good luck your Senior year; Jois, I leave you ten dollars for some real jeans; Sarah, never mind. I was kidding; final- ly, to AHS, I leave you my sister and a youn- ger brother! I, John Barnhill, in a sober state of mind, leave all my books and all that other junk to anybody that has not graduated yet; Tra- vous. Beard. Havard. Landers. Harden. Ervin, or anybody else who is in the Crew many more Sundays; Bill. I leave another night at the four seasons; Landers, and Harden I leave another Super Bowl Party; Travous. Ed- die, Ken. and Norris, many more games of fight 21 at lunch; Nikki, I leave you 2 more good years at AHS. I. Tricia Berry, being of pre-eminent mind and inimitable body, bequeath the following: the Tate Eight, more toilet paper; Michele. LuAnne, and Mercedes, more numbers, breadsticks, lists, and Pawnee parties; Len, another friend to give you speeches; Tara, height, hair, and Hurricanes; Alexis, three more exciting years at AHS; the volleyball team, luck, success and a new Rah-Rah; the Class of 1988, the ability to get along with each other; everyone at AHS. thanks; and to Auburn, a farewell! I. Sandy Boyd, being of questionable mind and body leave to: Suz, a night free of Deja Vu , Peeping Toms, and memories of our great adventures; Theresa-another lunch with Doug at Steak-n-Shake. cheerleading memories, nights on the town, and a trip to Six Flags; Sarah- a life free of the ol Ben- ner ; Nikki- another New Year’s Eve; Kristen- someone to watch over her at Labor Day; Kelly- someone to lean on; Teri and Sherry- a driver with a Springfield map; next year's cheerleaders- a new taxi driver and party thrower; to the rest- memories. I, Teri Buck, being of sound mind and average body, leave to the following: Denny Baker, learn how to stay out of closets; Michelle Maley. another weekend in Chicago; Sherry Cumming and Patty Miller, a date with Mark Murray; Kim Dodd, to have a real date with a nice guy; Carla Hill, my car; Lisa Landers, an all day shopping trip; Matt Wilson, another woman that likes to spend money; Sandy Boyd, to know where she’s going before she takes off; to anyone I missed-years of happi- ness. At last. I’M GONE!!! I. Lisa Campbell, would like to leave the fol- lowing to: Melis Allen Sarah Fader, the wonderful memories and feelings shared at Homecoming; Dave, two new girls to pick on; Chad, someone to talk to in studyhall; Deana. the many double dates I’ll never forget and the many wonderful memories of our talks; Sarah, thanks for the advice over the years, for your shoulder to cry on. and for being there when something good happened; We’ve shared a lot of secrets, and I’m sure many more to come, but most of all. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING! I, Tonya Clough, being of sound mind and body will Michelle- a certain guy; Brian- plen- ty of catfish; Heather- record in shot and disc; Chelle- wings to fly; volleyball team- a warm bench; basketball team- a winning sea- son; office helpers- a great job; track team- more state bounders; finally to Mike and all the other friends I have ever had at Auburn High, I leave my friendship and the memories of the past years at Auburn High; to all, may their dreams come true; good-bye from the Class of '88. I, Sean Conlin, being of clouded mind and abused body hereby leave to: John Havard. one get out of jail free card and better luck with your white car; Larry Buske, one pair of normal length arms and hope that you will have better luck choosing a winning basket- ball team (like Boston); Don Webster, a less paranoid neighbor, who won't call the cops on me; my sister Kelly, I leave all the pain and suffering that comes with three more years of high school. I. Christian Cremer, being different to the rest leave the following things here: to Donald and Tamara my friendship; my thoughts of a lot of guys like Paul and Donny at school who all I can't list; my admiration for a lot of girls and some patched disks as well as some ideas in several rooms of the whole AHS. A great thank U to people who know that they are meant. Being of brilliant mind, and physical body, I, Sherry Cumming, leave to: Carla, a muffler and a lot of memories of our B-Ball years; Mellisa, I thank you for being such a good friend; all my underclass friends, a lot of crazy times, thanks for all the laughs; Teri and Sandy, someone else to get lost with; the basketball team, my awesome “50” and hope that the Auburn Girls’ Basketball team will someday be “STATE-BOUND ; all my classmates, I hope you all succeed in what- ever you do; finally to AHS, I leave one more Cumming. I, Darrin Divjak. alias Divvy, being of tortured mind and muscular body hereby leave to: Dave Travous. a new car; Ken Minton, a car that runs; Scott Norris, a strong set of wind- shield wipers to hang on to; Denny Baker, a pair of swimming shorts that won't come off; Travous Hidlebaugh, the chance to get caught; Ed Henn, a set of binoculars. “Short Range ; Doug Dolenc, a cat that is “De- clawed”; John Havard. some advice to stay away from Springfield; my brother Jason, my spot on the D F list. I. Kim Dodd, leave to the following: Teri Buck, a life full of happiness; Sherry Cumming, memories of the old house; Patty Miller and Dana Baker, next time we decide to take the car we re going to have to watch the time; Kristen Heffernan. a WHITE NIGHT!!!; Carla Hill and Michele Maley, may your dreams come true; Lisa Landers and Melissa Allen, thanks for listening to me- good luck in the future; all my other great friends, good luck and thanks; AHS. I leave one more Dodd. I. Doug Dolenc. being of sound mind and mas- sive body, leave to the following: Brett, a bunch of cherries; Jud, some height; Len, best looking girl; Jared, a louder truck; Rod. lessons from me for golf; Ted. some kitchen appliances for your wedding; Merce, lessons to cut hair; Kenny, a pill that will make you go wild; Scott, more money to play video games; Sheral. the sweetest guy; John, best of luck at ISU; Katy all my love, and all my fun. thanks for the good times and for the ones to come. I, Jared Dudley being of semi-sound mind and extravagant body leave the following to my life long friends. To: Len P., I leave someone else in college to argue with and lots of luck to the future TV 20 sports man; Doug the Dugan , no more ski trips and lots of luck on the PGA tour; Ted B.. a good marriage; Rock- et Rod. advice to stay from threesomes; Jud and Brett, help us win; Tara, thanks for all the great times. Win Football team! Thanks AHS and good luck class of 88 . I, Sarah Fader, being of phenomenal mind and body do hereby bequeath to the follow- ing: Michelle, a BIG CHOCOLATE CANDY BAR; Roni, a mud bath to wallow around in; Theresa, another Chinese bathroom party and thanks for being a friend!; Lisa, many good memories and lots of luck; Baker, an imaginary” condo in Florida; Heff, many memories of our MUTUAL” friends; Scott. Big Al. and Crew, thanks for being so sweet; John, Matthew, my undying friendship and an invitation to my campus; the entire Class of 88, thanks for the memories! I, Melis Gotschall, being of an outrageously different personality and ? body, bequeath to the following: Lela the Molester, Sherry. Car- la, Dana, and Melis — memories and friend- ship; Patti — memories of SCI and ICTC; Brett — thanks for being concerned . I leave you locker space and the candy in my locker; Leigh — LYLAS, I am always here for you. Good Luck! Dave. Jim, Jeff, and John — thanks for all the teasing. My Senior Class — best of luck in everything you do; To every- one — my love, friendship, AHS, and the rules. Now let me out of here!! I, Wendy Ford, being of sound mind and body, leave to: Mrs. Eades. my smile, laughter, and hard times; Ms. Balentine, memories of hap- py days we had together; Trisha and Amy Eades. my friendship and thoughtfulness; Mr. Thoele, thanks for all the help you have given me while in school; all the seniors, thanks for being my friends; the girls basketball team, thanks for having me on the team this year; Auburn High School, I leave with a smile; my mom. a Big Hug and Kiss. I. John havard. being of abused body and tortured mind leave to: Denny Baker, the abil- ity to stay ungrounded; Doug Dolenc. $94.00 and someone else to beat at Risk; Scott Nor- ris, someone else in Trig' Calc to be con- fused with; Dave Travous, a pair of gloves; Darrin Divjak, a new set of tires; Mercedes Arroyo, more toilet paper; Michele Tate and LuAnne Littlejohn, someone else to rescue; and AHS. many memories and many, many more Havards. I. Tammy Hawkins, leave to the following: Denise, a 99c Blizzard and bald tire cruisen on the ice; Brett, my perfect driving record and a life-time supply of sour apple blow- pops; Laura, a hooded sweatshirt and a pair of shades for another FFC run; Mrs. H. a beautiful life; Bonzo. a smile; Coach Thoele, someone to call you “Coach next year; my sister Angie, a new wardrobe for her starring role in Saturday Night Live and all the happi- ness God can bring her; everyone at AHS, the peace and love of the Lord. I Kristen, the last Heffernan leave to the fol- lowing: Sherry Cumming. a new muffler to put on her awesome car; Patty, all the memories we had in the last eight years; all the fresh- men. thanks for the money I borrowed from you; Valerie, good luck with Robby; Lisa C.. not to leave the little bottles in the back seat for your mom to find; Dana, thanks for all the long and fun nights; Berly (Kim Dodd), all the good luck with Big Daddy C. I, Travis Hidlebaugh. being of somewhat de- mented mind and abused body, hereby leave AHs with no regrets what so-ever; To: Dave, I leave another fun New Year's Eve and a chance to get caught in Zech's class; Scott, another day of bean walking in the middle of a thunderstorm; Denny, to have a little fun; Div- jak, a place to put the jack when you have a flat; Ed. a.k.a. “Arnold,’' a fender for your Galaxie; Ken, a new car; and Deanna, lots of fun times and great memories. I, Jeff Higgins, being of overworked body and sophisticated mind, bequeath to the follow- ing: Scott. Dave. John. Darrin, Travis, and Denny, another year of trying to get a drink without Coach Bates catching us; John, someone else to push you in the halls; Dave, Jim, and Mark, one more trip to Vocational, teasing Melis; To the rest of the Senior Class. I leave many years of happiness and memories; now I leave AHS with pride. I, Carla Hill, leave the following To: Sherry Cumming. several good B-Ball times and some M M's; Teri Buck, several HAPPY SAD moments and a friendship with me al- ways; Patty Miller, a lot of good times in B- Ball (your arch) and some M M's; Kim Dodd, hope your dreams come true; Dana Baker, a new car; Katy Stamer. my car and her job back; Kristen Heffernan. a lot of memories; all my friends at AHS. GOOD LUCK in the future; hope we stay friends!! I. Val Jackson, leave the following to: Ann, Steph, and Lisa, the ability to go for what you want in life and be happy; Chris Roy. another scooter ride with the help of Danny Nichols catching us; Kris, another ride'' in Spring- field down a one-way and a frog; Melis Allen, some more crepe paper and a tooth; Karen Cundiff. another all-night spree in Springfield; the rest of my friends, good luck; last, but hardly least, to Rob. I leave all my love for- ever and a lifetime of happiness. I, Theresa Jones, being of extraordinary mind and body do hereby bequeath to the follow- ing; Sandy, memories of cheerleading, wild pool parties, and the quiet man; Sarah, another exciting Saturday night at the cabin; Patty, thanks for always being there for me; my brother. Mike, an invitation to party on my campus; Beth, an alibi; Suzanne, a smaller yacht ; Dana, a special thanks for the use of your window at 2:00 A M.; the class of '88, thanks for the memories! I. Lisa Lackey, being of intelligent mind and pregnant body to hereby leave to the follow- ing: my sister Joy-lots of fun times at A.H.S. and Mr. Right; Mrs. White-A major hard ac- counting problem; Angie-a long lasting rela- tionship with Jerry and a cruz in our old truck; Steph-another oh my goodness'; Ann, a parking space at Auburn Township; Tracy Deemer, another study hall with Mr. Thornton and a breath of fresh air; and last, but most important-to my husband Ralph and my baby- all my love forever. I. LuAnne Littlejohn, being of abused mind and confused body, leave to: Suzanne, our How To book, another trip around the track, and all other memories of the past ten years; Michele and Tricia, a party at the House like all the rest!, numbers to catch up. someone else to change cheers so they make sense, and one of these for all of them on our list; Merci, Spanish Class and better jokes to tell!; Chris and Erin, another year of gossiping en espanol, chiquitas! with- out me; Patti, my pin for next year; and Joe and Laura. I leave peace and quiet on the way to school. I. Stephanie Marsh, leave to the following: Josy Long, have fun your last year and re- member the houseshoe!!!; Tim Jones, many more fun times with the gang!!! i leave you with two more years of Auburn High. Have fun and I hope you make it. HaHa!!; Lisa Lackey, many exciting days with your new family; Ann Moore, I hope your dreams with Jim come true; Val Jackson, to a good friend and I hope all your dreams come true; and to all my other friends, best wishes. Being of sound mind and body. I, Gary McGraw. leave what I have to the following students; Andy, hope and happiness in the Navy; my sister, luck and happiness in the future at A.H.S.; all my friends and class- mates. good luck in the future at A.H.S.. and whatever they do. I, Rod Meidel, being of totally spontaneous and erratic mind, leave to the following: Len, a gorgeous girl who knows a lot about sports and has some common sense. Jared, Spring Break all to himself with a certain girl; Dugan. my next door neighbor and a lot of courage to go far; Ted. a car that runs or just a car; Jud. a plastic surgeon; Craig, a new friend; Brett, all the answers to the questions he doesn’t know; and finally I leave . . . happily. I. Patty Miller, leave to the following: There- sa. her happiness with Tim; Sherry, to have another dream about Mark Murray; Carla, a chance to get with someone you like; Kris, thanks for getting me hyper with your Jim Morrison tapes; Kim. memories of the old house and when we walked home and talked; Melis, thanks for always listening; Dana, some more 1:00 a.m. trips into town after pushing the car out; John, you’re a real good friend (you’re my Bro); Todd, to have a chance to party with me; my sister, my driv- er’s license. I, Ann Moore, being of somewhat mind and body leave to the following: Lisa Lackey, lots of maternity clothes, thanks for being there when I needed you, you’ve been a great friend; Steph Marsh, you've been a great lis- tener, thanks for all your advice; Val, a life with Robby and our friendship; Lisa Novak, a long life with Troy filled with happiness, you’ve really been a good friend, don't forget about all the fun we’ve had with the Chatham guys, thanks most of all for introducing me to Jim; last but not least. To Jim Cardoni, I leave an I LOVE YOU; and many more happy memo- ries. I. Scott Norris, being of perverted mind and banged up body leave to: Dave, many more wild games at your kitchen table; Ken, my famous under the hip release; Doug, a maid; Ed. the ability to control your laughter; Den- ny, a lie detector for your dates; Darrin, a lifetime subscription to Grit; Travis, gas mon- ey. Jois, complete understanding of English slang; Todd, protection from the FBI; There- sa. more dirty thoughts 7th hour; All the un- derclassmen. more fight 21; AHS, you got rid of the Norris' for a while; Mr. Bandy, a duck call; Tricia, my greatest gift of all!! I, Len Ping, being of Chippendale’s calendar body and spiked hair, leave to the following: My buddy Jared. 5 gallons of the same color paint; Doug, the realism of what big is; Ted. a car as reliable as Rosco; Rod, underground parking at your house; Jud, the career rush- ing; Brett, the basketball career scoring re- cord and a pair of clean underwear; Craig, a picture of the guy with the biggest head in the world; Melis, my list of songs and who sings them; Tricia, my thanks for the pep talks; finally as being the last of the Ping legacy, for a while. I leave one big THANKS to the coaches and faculty. I, Suzanne Sanders, being of sui generis mind and ever-struggling body bequeath to the fol- lowing: LuAnne. a library of our How To and Adonis books, a BIG thanks for ten years- hopefully more, and I hope it NEVER happens to us again!; Sandy, Remember me?! , a wild Arabian yank, By George memories, and the love slave”; Theresa, a private jet to Bloomie’s. darling and London, old bean; Sandy AND Theresa, lunch with Altenberger. MORP. and the Beatles; the Tate Eight, an- other scavenger hunt and more cars to toilet paper; Jennifer and Heather, an Iranian cab driver. I, Michele Tate, being of sound mind and pe- tite body, bequeath to the following: Tricia. a convertible Bug and best wishes for success at Texas; LuAnne. the memories of our good cruisin' adventures and a number” relation- ship; Mercedes, a scooter and a guy who takes chances; thanks for all the great times, you three; Jennifer, the continuing love for PHS-I hope all your dreams come true, Ruff; Tammy, a thanks for being a good listener; Erin, a 34” and no more worries; AHS facul- ty. thanks for all your help. And now, look out Illini here I come! I, Dave Travous, being of dirty mind and bat- tered body, hereby leave to the following: John Barnhill, the ability to get other people demerits; Todd Beard, a book of matches; Ken Minton, my expert basketball knowl- edge; Ed Henn, a lifetime supply of amino acids; Jeff Higgins, big bag of cookies; Scott Norris, another New Year's Eve at my house; Denny Baker, an honest girlfriend and an egg; Travis Hidlebaugh, no more undeserved de- merits; Finally, to AHS, I leave!!! I, Don Webster, being of superior intellect and incredible body leave AHS with one more Webster. To: Doug Cockrum, the ability to play basketball and some coordination; Dan- ny Spears, my golfing ability and many fun times out at Edgewood; Jennifer Miller, the ability not to laugh at everything I do; Heather Sherwood the ability to smile; My best buddy. Chad Lambert. I leave my wonderful and charming personality which I know he will al- ways love; and to my good friend Pete , I give 1000 AHS Fan Stick-ups to use in study hall. I, Matthew Wilson, being of dirty mind and powerful body leave to the following: Scott, my trick which is worth something; Teri, an- other man to spend money and put up with her; Doug, all of my basketball knowledge; John, another tour through the county build- ing; Ken, my position in the N.B.A.; Dave, my abilities to pick up women; Ed, a truck with the ability to go through more mud than mine; and finally to Michelle, many more fun-filled nights. I. Andy Zimmerman, being of sound mind and body leave to: Bob Pierce, all the troubles of Fur-fur, and a junk Chevette, my dirty P.E. clothes, and one more year in high school; Mike Pierce, I leave all the possessions I have in my locker and Tonya Clough to put up with; Gary McGraw, I leave lots of luck in the Navy and with Tonya; Tony Vollbracht. an- other year in high school and I leave all his little brothers to drive him nuts; Danny Spears, I leave my collection of short jokes. Senior Deana Adcock: Class Officer 1; KTC 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Freedoms Children 1,2; Prom Court 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3. Dave Allen: Varsity Letter Club 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; FFA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; CAVC 3,4; His- tory Club 4. Melissa Allen: Class Officer 2,3,4; Varsity Letter Club 2,3; Commerce Club 4; Library Club 3,4; Student Council 12; NHS 2,3,4; KTC 3; Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,,4; Track 1,2; Sweetheart Court 2; Cho- rus 1,2; Freedoms Children 1,2; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4-Queen; International Club 1,2; Music Contest 1,2; History Club 3,4. Mercedes Arroyo: Boys’ Basket- ball-Manager; Track 4; Prom Court 4; International Club 4; History Club 4. Teddy Bailey: Varsity Letter Club 2,3; KTC 1; Football 4; Golf 3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Stu- dent of the Month 4; Prom Court 3,4; Office Help 4; Homecoming Court 4; History Club 4. Dana Baker: Varsity Letter Club 1,3; Commerce Club 4; Library Club 2,3; KTC 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3; History Club 1,2,3. Denny Baker: NHS 2,3,4-Treas.; KTC 1,2; Golf 4; Basketball — Man- ager 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Office Help 3; History Club 1,2. John Barnhill: Varsity Letter Club 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Li- brary Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; KTC 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2; History Club 2,3,4. A ccomplishments Allen Basford: FFA 1,2,4. Tricia Berry: Class Officer 3-Pres.; Drama Club 1; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4-Pres.; NHS 2,3,4; KTC 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4- Capt.; School Plays 1; Chorus 1,2; Freedoms Children 1,2; Student of the Month 4; Prom Court 3; Interna- tional Club 1,2-Pres.,3,4; Music Contest 1,2; JETS 2,3,4; Math Con- test 1,2,3,4; Speech Contest 2,3; History Club 4; Spanish NHS 3,4. Sandy Boyd: Varsity Letter Club 3; Commerce Club 3,4-VP; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4-Sr. Editor; KTC 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4-Capt.; Office Help 4-Unit Office; International Club 1,2,3,4; JETS 4; Math Contest 3; History Club 3,4; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; MORP Dance Comm. 3; Homecoming Dance Comm. 4. Teri Buck: Commerce Club 3,4- Pres.; Library Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Track 1; International Club 1,2. Larry Buske: Library Club 1,3,4; Class Officer 2; KTC 1; Basketball 1,2; History Club 3. Lisa Campbell: Varsity Letter Club 3; Student Council 2,3; KTC 1; Vol- leyball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Sweetheart Court 2; Chorus 1; Freedoms Chil- dren 1; Prom Court 3,4; Homecom- ing Court 3,4; International Club 2,3; Music Contest 1. Tonya Clough: Varsity Letter Club 2,3; KTC 3; Volleyball 1,2,3-Man- ager,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4-Man- ager; Track 1,2,3,4; Office Help 3,4; History Club 3. Sean Conlin: Library Club 1,3,4; Football 1; International Club 1; Math Contest 1,2; History Club 3. Jim Crafton: Industrial Arts Club 1,2; FFA 3,4; KTC 2,3; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; CAVC 3,4. Sherry Cumming: Varsity Letter Club 1,2,3; Commerce Club 3,4; Li- brary Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; KTC 2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Band 1; Office Help 2; Music Contest 1; His- tory Club 3,4. Darrin Divjak: Industrial Arts Club 1.2; FFA 1,2,3. Kim Dodd: Commerce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; KTC 1,2,3; Office Help 3. Doug Dolenc: Class Officer 3; Varsi- ty Letter Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 2; Library Club 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Office Help 4; Prom Court 4. Jared Dudley: Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Letter Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4-Capt.; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Prom Court 3,4. Sarah Fader: Varsity Letter Club 2,3; Drama Club 1; Student Council 3,4; KTC 2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Chorus 1; Freedoms Chil- dren 1; Prom Court 4; Homecoming Court 4; International Club 2,3,4; Music Contest 1; Math Contest 2; Stage Band 4. Wayne Ford: FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1-Manager; CAVC 3,4. Wendy Ford: Basketball 3-Manager 4; CAVC 4. Melissa Gotschall: Varsity Letter Club 3; KTC 2,3; Track 2,4; Boys’ Track-Statistician; CAVC 3,4; Band 1; Office Help 3,4; Transfer Student- 2; International Club 2,3,4; History Club 2,3,4. Paul Harden: FFA 3,4. John Havard: Library Club 3,4; KTC 1; Football 2; Prom Comm. 3; Math Contest 3; History Club 1. Tammy Hawkins: Library Club 4- Pres.; Yearbook Staff 3; Student Council 4; NHS 3,4-Sec.; Boys' Bas- ketball-Stats.; Track 3; Student of the Month 4; Office Help 3,4; Trans- fer Student 3; Math Contest 3; His- tory Club 4. Kris Heffernan: Commerce Club 4. Ed Henn: Industrial Arts Club 1,2; FFA 3,4; KTC 1,2; Football 1; Histo- ry Club 1,2. Travis Hidlebaugh: Industrial Arts Club 1,2; FFA 3; Football 1. Jeff Higgins: Varsity Letter Club 3; KTC 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,4; CAVC 3,4; International Club 1; Math Contest 1. Carla Hill: Varsity Letter Club 2,3; Commerce Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Volleyball 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; International Club 3; History Club 3. Val Jackson: Yearbook Staff 1,2; KTC 1,2. Theresa Jones: Class Officer 2-VP; Varsity Letter Club 3; Yearbook Staff 1,3,4; FFA 1; NHS 2,3,4; KTC 3; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2,4- Capt.; Office Help 2-Roz Bruce,4; In- ternational Club 2,3-Pres.,4-VP; JETS 3,4; History Club 3; Spanish NHS 3,4; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; MORP Dance Comm. 3; Home- coming Dance Comm. 4; Saturday Scholars 3. John King: Class Officer 1; FFA 1; Football 1,2; CAVC 3,4. Lisa Lackey: Commerce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Lela Lester: Varsity Letter Club 1,2,3; Library Club 4; NHS 2,3,4; KTC 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1; International Club 1,2,3,4; JETS 1,2; Math Contest 1,2; History Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish NHS 3,4. LuAnne Littlejohn: Drama Club 1; Yearbook Staff 2; Student Council 4; NHS 2,3,4-VP; KTC 2,3-Sec.; School Play 1; International Club 1.2.3- Sec.-Treas.,4-Sec.-Treas.; JETS 4; Scholastic Bowl 3,4-Co- Capt.; Math Contest 4; History Club 2.3- Treas.,4; Spanish NHS 3,4. Steph Marsh: Commerce Club 3,4. Gary McGraw: Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Football 3. Rod Meidel: Varsity Letter Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; FFA 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Patty Miller: Varsity Letter Club 3; Commerce Club 3,4; KTC 1,2,3; Vol- leyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Chorus 3; History Club 3,4. Ken Minton: Class Officer 4-VP; Varsity Letter Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 2; FFA 3-Treas.; Student Coun- cil 3-for FFA; KTC 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Ann Moore: Commerce Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 1,4; KTC 1,2; Track 2. Scott Norris: Class Officer 4; Indus- trial Arts Club 1,2; Library Club 2; FFA 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Football 1,4; Prom Court 3,4; Math Contest 3; History Club 2. Len Ping: Class Officer 1-VP; Varsi- ty Letter Club 2,3; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4-Stu- dent Council Rep.; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Golf 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student of the Month 4; Prom Court 3,4; Math Con- test 1; History Club 4. Charles Russell: Varsity Letter Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3. Suzanne Sanders: Commerce Club 3.4- Sec.; Yearbook Staff 2,3-Un- derclass Ed.,4-Editor-in-Chief; NHS 2,3,4; KTC 2,3; International Club 2,3,4; JETS 3,4; Scholastic Bowl 3.4- Co-Capt.; Math Chemistry Contest 3; History Club 3,4; Spanish NHS 3,4; Sweetheart Dance Comm.2; MORP Dance Comm.3. Michele Tate: Varsity Letter Club 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Student Council 4; NHS 2,3,4-Pres.; KTC 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Dance Comm.; School Plays 1; Band 1; Student of the Month 4; Office Help 2-Mrs. Bruce; International Club 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1; JETS 2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl 3,4; Math Contest 2,3; Speech Contest 2,3; History Club 3,4; Spanish NHS 3,4- Student Council Rep.; Prom Comm. 3. Dave Travous: Industrial Arts Club 1,2; FFA 3,4; KTC 3; Football 2; Track 1,2. Matt Wilson: Industrial Arts Club 1; FFA 1,2,3; History Club 2. Andy Zimmerman: Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4; KTC 1; International Club 1; History Club 1. 1 Underclassmen Explode Underclassmen lounge on school campus. ir With Diversity i TO Trav and Sheril are too cool! Jennifer and Mitzi in their designer clothes. Kim, Lisa. Tara. Michele. Pam. and Mitzi are confused. Jungle Dave captures Heather. Juniors Allcorn. Sherrie Appelt. Tom Arnold. Chris Basiewicz, Lori Bates. Heather Beatty. Erin Berola. Rob Bird. Laura Bos. Kelly Brummett. Heath Margie loves snow! Look alive Junior guys. Carter, Tom Courtney. Melissa Courty, Chad Crocker, Mike Cunningham. Scott Dixon, Brad Ervin. Bill Friesland, Amy Gillespie. Denise Gilmore. Leigh Griffin, Brad Halton, Erin Hamman. Lisa Harris, Mike Henkhaus. Craig Hinchey, Harold Hummel, Devin Humphrey. Butch Hunley. Brett Hunt. Tara Class Officers: L. Bird, Treas.; D. Ihlenfeldt, Sec.; R. Berola, V. Pres.; T. Hunt. Pres. Jois. Toni, Mike, Joe-boog, Griff relax. ■ Hunter, Chelle Huston. Patti Ihlenfeldt, David Ihlenfeldt, Donald Jackson. Kari Kelly, Margie Lambert. Chad Landers, Marc Lebel, Damon Lee, Tamara Juniors ef Not Pictured: Lambert. Lisa Marr, Sheila Morrow. Allen morning, Kari and Chris! Littlejohn, Joe Long, Josy McGill, Missy Meeder, Ramone Newberry. Neal Parola, Toni Patterson, Jud Pierce. Robert Roy. Chris Russell. Dirk Shelton, Rhonda Shuff, James Snell. Khloe Stratton. Vangie Stufflebeam. Penny Tracy. Melissa Trojahn. Michelle Trost, Paul Vollbracht, Tony Whitlock. Tressie Sophomores Armstrong, Tina Austiff, Tracy Bandy, Chad Bearden. Mindy Berola, Krissy Bohm, Lisa Brown. Matt Buske, Kim Carter, Rhonda Chambers, Tom Cockrum. Doug Crocker. Travis Crowe, Tom Cundiff, Karen Davenport, Joey Davis, Nikki Deemer, Tracy Dengler, Colleen DevlescHoward. Brian Dickey, Joyce tllTtrmr 45 Ferguson, Scott Forte, Joy Fuchs. Efton Garvin. Michele Gillock, Matt Gyorkos, Clint Hamilton. Trisha Handy, Heather Harre, Mike Havard, Joe Huston. Christy James, Angie Jones, Leeza Jones, Mike Jones, Tim Kick. Pam Leahy, Matt Lee, Tara McGill, Scott McGraw, Tammy Sophomores McKain, Tim Miller. Beth Class Officers: T. Deemer, V. Pres.; T. McKain, Treas.; K. Stamer, Sec.; Missing; C. Dengler, Pres. Not Pictured: Brainard, Michelle Harden, Debby Kruger. Todd Morenz. Fred Nash, Melanie Smile Lisa Bohm! Miller, Jennifer Mink, Hope Minton. Glenn Morris, Michelle Oshesky, Jennifer Peterman, John Petty. Ron Pierce. Mike Roach, Crystal Rutherford. Pamela Sherwood, Heather Stamer, Katy Stewart, Tami Sullivan, Brian Tate, Jennifer Tharp, John Tucker, Mitzi VanHoos, Charlene Walker, Michelle Webster. Roger White. Sonia Woodcock, Kim 47 Freshmen Agans, Robert Allen, Ron Antle, Trish Barnard. Sherry Becker, Paul Berry. Alexis Brown. Sheila Brummett, Jeff Burtle, Chrissy Carter. Jed Danny and Zach are eager bea- vers. Carter. Jennifer Conlin, Kelly Cumming, Brett Dinardo. Zach Divjak, Jason Evans, Misty Ford, Robby Gadberry, Wade Gadberry, Wyatt Gibbs, Andy Gillock. Mark Hawkins, Angie Henn, Mike Hubbartt, Sheril Huff. Billy Hupp, Steve Hurley, Harold Klauzer. Brandy Landers, Lisa Littlejohn, Laura Freshmen field trip. Class Officers: J. Carter, President: M. Maley. Vice- President; J. Voyles. Secre- tary; S. Maley, Treasurer Mackay, Darcy MacKenzie. Brian Maley. Michelle Maley, Stephanie Manard, Lynnette McDermott. Jack Megginson. Melissa Morrow. Paula Nation, Kim Parker. Beth Freshmen Powers. Sarah Prill. Jennifer Richmond, Jay Robinson, Scott Sanders, Michele Selig, Beth Sexton, Diane Shipley. Katie Shores. Robbie Sokol. Matt The Freshman girls are all “quacked up! Spears. Danny Sutton, Walter Thompson. Steve Trojahn, David Violet. Chris Vollbracht. Tom Voyles, Jennifer White. Andrea White. Angelia White, Chrissy Faculty Explodes with Diversity Vsc ,V' Mrs. Krell helps Tom Crowe with his English I assignment. Mr. Messmore Retires Mr. Merton D. Messmore, who has been an educator since 1951, retired this year. Before coming to Auburn, Mr. Messmore taught and coached at the Illinois school dis- tricts of Farmington, ROVA (Onei- da), Kewanee, and Galesburg. He has taught physical education, sci- ence, and social science. He has coached football, basketball, base- ball, and track. In 1968, Mr. Messmore was hired by the Auburn school district as both a teacher and a coach. In 1973, he went back to school for three years at Spring- field’s Sangamon State University in order to earn an administrative de- gree. In 1976, he became principal of Auburn High School. According to his letter of resigna- tion, Mr. Messmore has many good memories of his years in Auburn. My twelve years as a principal of Auburn High School-Junior High have been a tremendous exper- ience. Auburn will always have a special place in my heart,” he wrote. Mr. and Mrs. Messmore “Alas, poor Yorick I knew him .. . 5 V fe Students will always remember his frequent use ot the intercom. The Messmore family A young coach School Board Toni Moore, Barb Maley, Er- nie Neumann, James Dog- lio, Ted Megginson. James Sherwood. David Miller, Denny Baker Mr. James Doglio Superintendent Administration Mr. James Bandy Assistant Principal Mr. Merton Messmore Principal Office Personnel Student office help: Mrs Goodroe. Theresa Jones. Melissa Gotschall, Tamara Lee, Laura Bird. Heather Bates. Heather Sherwood. Tammy Hawkins. Chad Lambert. Matt Gillock Donna Goodroe High School Secretary Mary Neumann Unit Office Secretary Linda Nadalini Unit Office Bookkeeper Sandy Boyd Unit Office Student Help Faculty Michelle Trojahn presents a going-away gift to Mrs. Coultas. Mitzi Tucker works diligently. Glenda Balentine Special Education David Bates P.E.. Football coach Evelyn Beenenga Algebra I. II. Elem. Alg. II, Con. Ed., General Business Clara Lou Bergman and Pat McLean Special Ed. Aides Bev Brown Special Ed. Tony Cerveny Drivers’ Ed.. Health, Human Development Gloria Clarke P.E.. Volleyball coach Jane Coultas Spanish I. II. Ill, IV. International Club and Spanish NHS adviser A B Teachers Enjoy Their Jobs In order for a job to be enjoyable and fulfilling, the work- ers must like the environment. Both veteran and first-year teachers at Auburn High School seem to like the atmo- sphere. Ms. Yeck, who taught at Normal and at Lincoln Land Community College before joining the AHS faculty in No- vember as a Spanish teacher, comments that in a smaller school, like Auburn, “there is a lot more togetherness AND friendliness.” She also likes the more relaxed atmosphere that she has found here. Mr. Murray, a first-year history teacher, notices that Auburn is somewhat like his hometown of Tuscola. “It’s about the same size and has the same problems.” He is also pleased with the enthusiasm that Auburn students have shown. For twenty years, Mrs. White has been a business teacher at Auburn. She has been happy with her job. Ac- cording to her, It would have been wasteful to spend my entire career working at something I didn’t enjoy most of the time.” Mrs. Krell, who has taught English at Auburn for a total of fifteen years, remarks, Although I don’t live in Auburn, I have always enjoyed my students.” Mr. Michels explains the principles of geometry. Ron Creed World History Bill Deck Librarian, Library Club and NHS spon- sor Sandra Eades Special education Kathy Grieme Physical science Amy Howard Arts and crafts Becky Kemp Band ' -m Melissa Courtney counts the minutes until the bell rings. Seniors pack the halls, waiting to get into Consumer's Education. Bill Ervin is caught napping. Marla Krell English I. Ill, typing I. NHS and Speech Contest sponsor James Michels Algebra I. Elem Alg. I. geometry, trigonometry, calculus Nancy Miller English II. college prep., speech, Scholastic Bowl advisor Mark Murray U S. History, world events, sociology, civics. History Club advisor Diana Roth Biology I. II. chemistry, physics. JETS advisor Carol Selinger School nurse Teri Buck awaits further instructions. Gwyn Snider Chorus. Freedom's Children Donald Stillwell Computer I, II Mike Thoele Guidance Counselor, psychology. Student Council adviser Don Thornton Mathematics Phyllis White Office practice, shorthand I, II. typing I. II. accounting, yearbook and Commerce Club adviser Mike Zecher Industrial Ag. I. II, III. IV, metals, small engines. FFA adviser V Joe Ludek, Mary Powell. Mike Ludek Cooks Norma Pierce. Mary Powell. Grace Driver Judy Johnson. Karen Billbruck, Vic DeVos, Gail Castleman Janitors Jack Conover, Bill Castleman Bus Drivers The V-ball team relax after a day of hard work. Danny Spears — AHS’s own pro-golfer The football and golf players received various awards. Scott Norris received the Michael Potts Academic award; Bill Ervin, most tackles; Jud Patterson, most yards rushing; Rod Meidel. highest golf score award; Ted Bailey, the most intercep- tions; and Jared Dudley, the Parola Hey Boy award. 60 The last game for these 6 senior girls. Melissa. Sarah, and Tricia show off the V-ball accomplishments The holiday trophy captured for the 4th year in a row. Ted. Scott, Dave. Jared, John, and Len are 6 cool Srs. •Rod and Sandy share the thrill of victory at the Waverly Tourney. Patterson darts up the field. “Our success in the 1987 season could only have been accomplished by a TEAM EFFORT’’ — Coach Bates Matt Gillock, David Trojahn. Mike Henn, Wade Gadberry, Wayne Ford, John White, Brad Downs. Brett Cumming, Bill Huff, Tom Chambers, Mike Harre, Brian DevlescHoward, Zach Dinardo, Travis Crocker, Jed Carter. Tim McKain, Tom Carter, Scott Ferguson. Steve Thompson. Scott McGill. Chad Bandy. David Ihlenfeldt. Rob Berola, Ted Bailey, Craig Henkhaus. Brad Griffin. Glen Minton. Clint Gyrkos, Matt Leahy. Brad Dixon. Erin Halton. Scott Norris, Heath Brummett. Tom Appelt. Mike Crocker. Len Ping. Jared Dudley. Dave Allen. John Barnhill. Bill Ervin. Jud Patterson. Neal Newberry. Coaches: Head Coach Bates. Asst. Coach Murray. Coach Dudley Trojans Triumph in 7-3 Season r- The football Trojans began their season by setting some high, but realistic goals. By earning a 7-3 re- cord, a conference championship, a victory over Virden, and a play-off berth, the team accomplished every goal they set, except for making it past the first round of play-offs. After a 14-7 loss to Kincaid, the Homecoming victory over Girard was the turning point of the season. With passing and running attacks, several different Trojan players contributed throughout the year to the overall success of the team. Of- fense wasn’t the only factor in- volved in the Trojans' victories; de- fense also played a key role. Against long-standing football rival, Virden, the Trojans’ defense held back a late Bulldog surge. Auburn went on to win the game, 22-20. The Trojans later tied the Virden Bull- dogs for the Prairie State Confer- ence crown. After a disappointing loss to Gille- spie in their last regular season game, the Trojans went on to the play-offs. The team ended their sea- son against Deer Creek Mackinaw, the state championship runners-up. Coach Dave Bates commented that the team had a winning attitude and good team effort. Dudley barks out the signals. Jared Dudley boots the extra-point. “We won by big plays, less mistakes, and a winning attitude’’ — Coach Bates Volleyball Team Attains Goals The bench watches as Sherry Cumming covers the hitter. By setting attainable goals and working together, the volleyball team had an extremely successful 22-7 sea- son. “The success of our team was due mainly to a team effort. Our goals could not have been achieved had we not had the right combination of people on the court,” remarked senior, Sarah Fader. “The team really got along better this year. We were well-rounded, and most of all, we were a FAMILY,” added senior team- mate, Melissa Allen. The girls tied for first place in the Prairie State Con- ference and placed second in the Sangamon County Tournament. They also placed sixth out of twelve teams in the Chicago Latin Tournament. Coach Ap Clarke commented, “Chicago gave us a competitive edge that contributed to our play in Sectionals against Riverton.” Although they lost to Riverton in the Sectionals, many members of the team believed that they played the best they had ever played against Riverton. “Riverton al- ways psyched us out,” noted Melissa Allen. Tricia Berry spikes against an opposing defender while Sarah Fader observes. S. Hubbartt, T. Hunt, A. Berry, M. Maley, S. Cumming, T. Clough. H. Handy, K. Stamer. M. Morris, L. Littlejohn, D. Gillespie, Coach Clarke. T. Berry. Coach Edwards. M Allen, S. Fader i Melissa passes while Denise Gillespie is in deep concentration. Tara Hunt sets up an awesome serve. M. Maley. J. Voyles. A. Berry. M. Morris. K. Berola, S. Hubbartt. Coach Edwards. H. Handy. P. Morrow. K. Stamer. T. Deemer, L. Littlejohn. M. Megginson. Coach Clarke Tracy Deemer spikes it. Golf Season Fulfilling Amazing!” is how Danny Spears described his first hole-in-one. He shot it on the 17th hole at Auburn’s Edgewood Golf Course during a meet against Brown County. Coach Krumwiede commented, Danny’s ace was a thrill for us all. The Tro- jans went on to win the meet. As a first-year golf coach at Au- burn, Coach Jeff Krumwiede was proud of the team. Our record (4- 11) was misleading because of the outstanding competition we played, including several AA schools,” Krumwiede stated. The average team score was approximately 175, which is good for a school of Au- burn’s size. Auburn placed 7th out of 14 teams at the Taylorville-Stonington Invitational and placed 5th out of 13 teams at the Porta Invitational. At Regionals, which were held in Tay- lorville, the Auburn team finished 5th out of 14 teams. Doug Dolenc took third place at Regionals, shooting an 81. The low score was 80. Dolenc and Rod Meidel ad- vanced to Sectionals in Blooming- ton, where, according to Dolenc, the competition was really tough. We had a lot of fun, though, added Meidel. “Golf isn’t a wimp sport like people think it is,” Dolenc re- marked. “Our record was misleading” — Coach Krumwiede Matt Sokol, Danny Spears, Donny Webster. Doug Dolenc. Rod Meidel, Denny Baker, Coach Krumwiede Senior Jocks John Barnhill — Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; B Track 2 Teri Buck — Track 1 Dave Allen — Football 1,2,3,4 Capt.; B Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2 Theresa Jones — Cheerleaders 2,4 Capt. Sandy Boyd — Cheerleaders 2,3,4 Capt. Melissa Gotschall — G Track 2,4; B Track Stats. 3 Lisa Campbell — Volleyball 1,2,3; G Track 1,2 Dana Baker — Volleyball 1; G Basketball 3,4; G Track 1,2,3 Patty Miller — Volleyball 1,2; G Basketball 1,2,3,4; G Track 1 Melissa Allen — Volleyball 1,2,3,4; G Basketball 1,2,3,4; G Track 1,2 Michele Tate — G Track 1,2,3,4 Tricia Berry — Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Capt. Carla Hill — Volleyball 4; G Basketball 1,2,3,4 Sherry Cumming — Volleyball 1,2,3,4; G Basketball 1,2,3,4; G Track 1,2,4 Lela Lester — G Basketball 1,2,3,4; G Track 1,2,3,4 Jeff Higgins — B Basketball 1,2; B Track 1,2,4 Don Webster — Golf 4 Jared Dudley — Football 1,2,3,4 Capt.; B Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 Rod Meidel — Golf 1,2,3,4; B Basketball 1,2,3,4 Len Ping — Football 2,3,4; Golf 1; B Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 Sarah Fader — Volleyball 1,2,3,4; G Track 2,4 Ann Moore — G Track 2 Tammy Hawkins — B Basketball Stats. 2,4; G Track 3 Denny Baker — Golf 4; Basketball Mgr. 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Kenny Minton — Basketball 1,2,3,4 Scott Norris — Football 1,4 Girls Go It was a challenging season tor both the girls and new coach, Angela Dorks. Although their record did not reflect it, many improvements were made throughout the season. Lacking size, but definitely not desire, the team progressed and gained confidence as the season went on. Their basketball skills im- proved and they lost some games by a very small margin. The girls put everything together and honored themselves by competing in the championship game of the New Berlin Region- al. Although their following was not large, the support they did receive was of the highest quality and much appreciated. Sherry Cumming battles for a rebound. W. Ford. M. Tucker, M. Brainard. S. Hubbartt. C. Roy, C. Hill, P Miller. S. Cumming. L. Lester, M. Allen, H. Bates. Coach Dorks C. Roy blocks a shot. P. Miller shoots for two. C. Hill watches her shot sink. Bailey looks for somebody to pass to. Dudley and Patterson look on as Dolenc rips down a rebound. Mr. Smooth. Brett Hunley. wiggles in for a shot. The Legacy Minton skies for a rebound while teammates look on. Lives On by Len Ping The Trojans, after watching their dream fall short on a last second shot in 1987, went to the Illinois High School Association Class A State Basketball Tournament at the University of Illinois Assembly Hall in Champaign-Urbana as specta- tors. In 1988, they were determined to make it back as players. En route to a 26-3 record, the Trojans won the Waverly Holiday Tournament for the fourth con- secutive time, placed third in the Sangamon Coun- ty Tournament, captured the Prairie State confer- ence title undefeated, and won the regional. They set high school team records for the most wins and fewest losses in a season. Throughout the season, the Trojans displayed sportsmanship and again demonstrated the “play as a team” concept as they overcame injuries and illnesses. Much of the Trojans' success was made possible by the constant cheering and faithful support of their loyal fans. The Trojans were bumped from the road to Champaign in the sectional semi-finals against Al- ton Marquette. They remained proud, however, of their accomplishments that put them among the elite company of great Auburn basketball teams. According to Coach Ray Young, “The season was a perfect example of what high school bas- ketball is all about — clean, competitive, deserv- ing young men working hard to bring honor to themselves, their school, and their community. In short, the best of the best. Varsity — D. Spears, Coach Young. Coach Ban- dy, J. Shuff. R. Berola, C. Henkhaus, J. Dudley. N. Newberry, B Hunley, T. Bailey. K. Minton, L. Ping. D. Dolenc, C. Bandy. J. Patterson, P. Trost, Miss- ing: R. Meidel Pump It Up, Cheerleaders! Pump It Up Pump it up XX X XX Pump It up Say hey everybody REPEAT Say hey what's up Pump it up The time is now so let's pump it up Pump it up We want to go to state this year Pump it up So hey everybody let's hear you cheer Pump it up Pump it up Pump it up Pump it up Pump it up PUMP IT UP!! The cheerleaders had a success- ful season under the direction of their new sponsor, Nancy Hamilton. They attended camp at Western Illinois University in June. Surviving the scorching sun, they brought home two superior ribbons, three excellent ribbons, one outstanding ribbon, a spirit stick, and the Key to Spirit” award. During the football season the girls entertained the fans with dance routines to Boom-Boom”, Slow Ride , Brass Monkey”, “Wipe Out , and “Body to Body”. After this season, they lost one of their captains, Theresa Jones, to scholastics. Throughout the long basketball season, they repeated their five routines and added one more, Oh Yeah”. Between the games and practices they managed to keep the spirit alive with a pep assembly in which everyone took part. Sticking with the traditional fund raisers: face painting, garage sale, buttons, and mini poms, they had a very successful year. Nikki, Jen, Sandy. Theresa, Kelly, Heather, Rhonda, and Colleen show otf their awards. Nancy Hamilton, sponsor Kelly Bos, junior Colleen Dengler, sophomore Heather Sherwood, sophomore Rhonda Carter, sophomore W Future AHS cheer- leaders. Jennifer and Mitzi selling poms. Sandy, Theresa. Nikki. Rhonda, and Colleen relax during football Sr. pizza party. Nikki. Heather, and Mitzi are the Christmas party ani- mals. Sandy Boyd. Senior Captain AHS cheerleaders say ‘‘Hello to Williamsville — Sr. Night. Theresa takes time-out to surf at camp. Nikki Davis, sophomore Jennifer Miller, sophomore Mitzi Tucker, sophomore Jenni Oshesky, sophomore A Turnaround Managers: C. Roy, L. Bird The boys’ baseball team began this season with little charisma, since they had a two year total of seven wins. Under the direction of a new coach, Jeff Krumwiede, the boys were unsure of what to expect. After several days of practice, however, the team realized they could win more games in one year than they had previously won in two. With the help of improved play and spirit signs that were displayed at the school, the Trojans even started to attract large numbers of fans at home games. The boys ended their season with a 10-11 record. Dixon waits to bat. Pitchers: B. Dixon. D. Hummel. D. Baker. J. Dudley. Z. Dinardo, N. Newberry. T. Chambers Catchers: C. Gyorkos. R. Berola Z. Dinardo. D. Trojahn, M. Gillock. T. Chambers. C. Gyorkos. S. Ferguson. Coach Krumwiede, D. Hummel. B Dix- on. J. Dudley. L. Ping. N. Newberry. D. Dolenc, D. Baker, R. Berola 74 The team celebrates a victory. Doug Dolenc belts a long one. Tom Chambers hurls it. Outfielders: D. Trojahn, S. Ferguson, T. Chambers, L. Ping, N. Newberry, D. Dolenc Infielders: Z. Dinardo. M Gillock, T. Chambers. D Hummel. B Dixon. J. Dudley. D. Baker Efforts Equal Success Despite some injuries, the girls’ track team had “good efforts, a good attitude, and a good season, according to Coach Michels. The 3200 meter relay team placed first at the conference meet. Team members are Kim Nation, Mi- chele Tate, Katie Stamer, Lela Les- ter, and Tonya Clough. Clough also placed first in confer- ence in the 800 meter. There was much improvement in the weight events category. Melis Allen placed third at conference in discus, while Heather Handy and Sherry Cumming placed third and fourth in shotput. The 1600 relay team also placed third in conference. Sherry Cumming winds up for the throw. Jumpers: C. Dengler, L. Lester, K. Stamer S. Fader, K. Nation. M. Gotschall, S. White. J. Tate, K. Stamer C. Dengler, M. Tate, T. Austif, M. Allen, L. Bohm, H. Handy. L. Lester, L. Littlejohn. S. Cumming. S. Hubbartt, H. Sherwood. T. Clough. T. McGraw; Mgr., Coach Michels, missing: Krissy Berola Sprinters: H. Sherwood. M. Allen. K. Stamer. S. Fader. M. Weight Events: H. Handy. S. Cumming, M. Allen. L. Bohm. S. White Gotschall. K. Nation. C. Dengler Distance: S. Hubbartt. L. Lester. L. Littlejohn. T. Clough. J. Tate. M. Tate Jumpers: M. Harre. B. Hunley, J. Higgins. I. Harvey Young Team Beneficial Sometimes, a young, small team can be an asset. The boys' track team proved this to be true by finish- ing second in the Prairie State Conference Meet, only one point behind Virden. In the meet, Auburn earned five first. Brett Hunley placed first in the high jump; Jeff Higgins, first in the long jump; Mike Harre, first in the 110 high hurdles; and Hunley, first in the 400 meter dash at the Sanga- mon County meet. With only two seniors leaving the team, Coach Bates expects to have another strong team next year. Jeff Higgins soars. Hurdlers: M. Harre. J. Higgins. J. Carter. B. Bartolazzi R. Ford, M. Harre. B Downs. I. Harvey. W. Gadberry. J. Carter. J. Divjak. F. Escobar, J. Richmond. M Brown. J. Higgins. Do. Inhlenfeldt. C. Henkhaus, B. Ervin, Da. Ihlenfeldt, B. Bartolazzi. B. Hunley. J. Crafton, T. Vollbracht, C. Cremer. H. Hinchey. S. Thompson. Coach Bates Managers: J. Miller. M. Tracy Sprinters: M. Harre. J. Carter. H. Hinchey. Da. Ihlenfeldt, C. Henkhaus. B Hunley. B. Bartolazzi. J. Higgins. W. Gadberry bers LuAnne Littlejohn, Michele Tate, and Tri- cia Berry help Mr. Thoele sell popcorn at a football game. Clubs Explode Theresa Jones, Sandy Boyd, and Suzanne Sanders enjoy cake at a yearbook Heather Sherwood and Heather Handy pose for photographer, party. Chad Lambert at a yearbook meeting. with Diversity • ,v a I; « 1 Scholastic Bowl team members confer on an answer. Laura Bird leads the band in the Homecoming parade. International Club K. Conlin, J. Voyles, C. Roy. E. Beatty — Activity Planner, K. Snell — Student Council Representative. M. Trojahn — President, T. Jones — Vice-President, L. Littlejohn — Secretary Treasurer, J. Miller, C. Dengler. J. Tate. M. Maley, S. Maley, T. Lee, H. Bates. M. Tate, S. Sanders. S. Boyd, S. Fader, C. Huston, R Carter. T. Armstrong. L. Bird. F. Escobar. M. Megginson, S. Powers. A. Berry, J. Prill. D. Spears. M Tracy. L. Basiewicz, H. Sherwood. H. Handy. P. Trost. C. Cremer. H. Hinchey. L. Littlejohn. L. Landers. M. Gotschall. L. Lester. T. Berry. P. Huston, J. Shuff. P. Morrow Spanish National Honor Society Inductees — C. Roy. E. Beatty. E. Fuchs. J. Tate. J. Tharp. C Bandy. C. Huston. R. Carter. J. Mill- er. K. Stamer. H. Sherwood, B. DevlescHoward. H. Handy Current Members — L. Littlejohn — President. M Tate — Student Council Representative. L Lester. S. Sanders. T Berry. T. Jones Commerce Club L. Lackey- Echo Editor. C. Hill- Treasurer. T. Buck- President. S. Sanders- Secretary, S. Boyd- Vice President. D. Gillespie- Student Council Rep. A. Moore. S. Cumming. D. Baker. A. Friesland. R. Shelton. S. Marsh. P. Miller. M. Allen. K. Dodd. L. Gilmore. M. Kelly History Club S. Maley. T. Hawkins. M. Allen. J. Tate. L. Basiewicz. M. Courtney. P. Huston. H. Bates. C. Dengler. K. Conlin. C. Huston. D. Spears. K. Snell. S. Sanders. M. Tate. L. Littlejohn. J. Prill. M. Arroyo, L. Bird, K. Jackson. T. Hunt, C. VanHoos, J. Voyles, D. Allen. T. Appelt, M. Megginson, T. Lee, M. Trojahn, T. Berry, S. Boyd. C. Roy, D. Gillespie, C. Hunter. E. Beatty. T. Vollbracht, S. McGill. M. Tracy, M. Maley. L. Landers. M. Gotschall, B. Dixon. D. Ihlenfeldt, S. Cumming, T. Parola. S. Fader, T. Armstrong. P. Trost. J. Patterson. C. Cremer, H. Hinchey, C. Henkhaus, J. Nigrosoli, R. Berola, N. Newberry, D. Ihlenfeldt. M. Harris. J. Barnhill. B. Ervin, J. Shuff, D. Hummel. L. Ping. B. Hunley W. Ford. R. Petty. P. Harden. M Landers. R. feerola, M. Leahy. Mr. Zecher. E. Henn. S. Norris. D. Travous, J. Barnhill. N Newberry. G. Minton. M. Sanders. D. Mackay. R. Agans. M. Henn. A. White. B. Parker. S. Hupp. H. Hurley. S. Robinson. R. Allen, A. Zimmerman. B. Pierce. J. McDermott. J. Carter. M. Jones. S. McGill. This page is sponsored by Tapsco Inc. Good Luck Class of '88! Larry Sue Leahy. Auburn. IL FFA The Future Farmers of America took part in various activities ranging from livestock judging to assembling rabbit cages for the Illinois Rabbit Breeders Association convention at the state fairgrounds. From November 11 to 14, the chap- ter sent representatives to the Nation- al FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mis- souri. There, they met national FFA offi- cers, and other notable people includ- ing Lee lacocca and Roger Staubach. In honor of National FFA week, the chapter hosted a petting zoo for the elementary school students. The chapter has also participated in land use contests, dairy and livestock judging contests, and a parliamentary procedure contest. Auburn’s delegates at the National FFA Convention in Matt at one of the land use contests. Kansas City. Missouri. Parliamentary Procedure Team strike a pose for the Yearbook. Actives: D. Baker-Treas.. L. Bird-Stu. Council Rep.. M. Tate-Press.. L. Littlejohn-Vice Pres., T. Hawkins- Sec.. S. Sanders. T. Jones. T. Berry. T. Lee, K. Jackson. Mrs. Krell. Mr. Deck. K. Snell. M. Allen. L. Lester. M. Trojahn. C. Roy. E. Beatty. Mrs. Krell. B. Hunley, J. Patterson, D. Hummel. C. Henkhaus, P. Trost Ushers Craig Henkhaus and Jud Patterson LuAnne L ttlejohn speaks on Scholarship. Brian Barto- lazzi and Lau- ra Bird dis- cuss the in- ti u c t i o n ceremony. NHS Inducts 13 Most believe that membership in the National Honor Society is based soley on good grades. Although to be considered for membership, the student must have a 3.2 grade point average, he or she must also exhibit leadership, service, and character. On April 19, thirteen new members were inducted in the traditional candle- light ceremony. President Michele Tate was mistress of ceremonies. LuAnne Litt- lejohn spoke on Scholarship; Denny Ba- ker, on Service; Tricia Berry, on Leader- ship; and Tammy Hawkins, on Character. Mrs. Kathy Snell was the guest speaker. Pianist Erin Beatty Inductees: L. Buske. S. Norris. J. Tharp, B. DevelescHoward, J. Littlejohn, L. Basiewicz. C. Huston, J. Tate, H. Sherwood, J. Miller, M. Walker, H. Handy Missing: Chelle Hunter The officers gather for a picture. Yearbook Staff Suzanne Sanders shows Chad Lambert the ropes. C. Lambert — Photographer, T. Buck — Clubs and Activities Editor, J. Miller — Underclass Editor, S. Sanders — Editor-in-Chief, S. Boyd — Senior Editor, L. Ping — Sports Editor, C. Roach, D. Spears. D. Gillespie. A. Friesland. T. Hunt. K. Snell, H. Mink. T. Jones. C. Hill, M. Trojahn, C. Roy, H. Sherwood. H. Handy. S. Power. K. Dodd. A. Moore. P. Morrow. L. Lackey. T. Lee. S. Cumming. H. Hinchey f Yearbooking Tough, But Rewarding by Suzanne Sanders The deadline CAN'T be tomorrow!” is a thought that often crosses the mind of a yearbook staff member. Choosing good pictures, designing in- novative layouts, cropping the pictures to fit the layouts, writing, editing, and typing interesting copy, and, of course, meeting those dreaded deadlines — it’s all in a day’s work for any dedicated staff member. The yearbooker also has to worry if the students are going to like the book, and if the book is going to be “trendy” enough to meet current “yearbook ex- pert” standards. Then, the BIG worry, “Will our budget cover everything?” It may all sound like an overwhelming amount of work and worry, but the chal- lenge is definitely worth the effort. Every working staff member is justly rewarded when her or his work is actually seen in print. Len Ping works SO hard on copy! Is Heather Handy ever NOT typing? S’ jirrr Sandy Boyd, Teri Buck, and There- sa Jones can ac- tually smile at 7:45 a m ! Scholastic Bowl Jennifer Tate, Danny Spears, Efton Fuchs, Michele Tate. Christy Huston. Mrs. Miller. Suzanne Sanders. Michelle Trojahn. Tamara Lee. Brad Downs. Paul Trost, Mike Jones, LuAnne Littlejohn, Christian Cremer JETS Michele Tate, Michelle Trojahn, Erin Beatty, Jennifer Miller. Devin Hummel. Mrs. Roth, Paul Trost, Jennifer Tate. Theresa Jones. Tricia Berry, Herman Bones. Khloe Snell, Lela Lester, Suzanne Sanders. Sandy Boyd, Don Ihlenfeldt, Tamara Lee, LuAnne Littlejohn, Brad Downs, Mike Jones Speech Contest K. Snell, A. Berry, R. Carter, Mrs. Krell Math Chemistry Contest K. Snell, K. Jackson. T. Lee, M. Trojahn, M. Tate. Mr. Michels; Back Row. P. Trost. D. Hummel. J Littlejohn. C. Cremer, C. Henkhaus. B. Bartolazzi Student Council C. Henkhaus. Secretary; T. Berry, President; S. Fader, Vice-President; K. Jackson, Treasurer; A. Berry; M. Tate; L. Littlejohn; T. Hawkins; D. Gillespie; K. Snell; R. Carter; H. Handy; C. Roy; L. Bird; Mr. Thoele; C. Bandy; L. Ping; Z. Dinardo; C. Lambert Library Club R. Meeder; K. Snell; P. Morrow; M. Courtney; L. Hammann; L. Basiewicz; H. Hinchey, Vice-President; L. Ping, Student Council Rep., T. Hawkins, President; E. Beatty, Secretary; L. Lester; H. Bates; C. Roach; J. Voyles; S. Power; T. Hunt; K. Conlin; M. Megginson; T. Deemer, J. Havard; S. McGill; D. Spears; S. Cumming; J. Patterson; D. Webster; B. Pierce; T. Vollbracht; B. Humphrey; Mr. Deck; P. Huston. M. Tracy; C. Hunter; L. Bird; M Allen; C. Henkhaus; D. Hummel; J. Shuff; R. Petty; B. Downs; M. Harre; S. ■Conlin; John Havard CAVC Ramone Meeder. Bob Pierce, Wayne Ford, Erin Halton. Josy Long, Damon Lebel, Tony Vollbracht, Chris Arnold. Wendy Ford. Mark Armstrong. Dave Allen. Dave Travous, Melissa Gotschall. Boosters The Denny Baker Family The Ted Bailey Family Coach Bandy and Family The Basiewicz Family Coach Bates and Family The Dave Bates Fan Club Gene and Evelyn Beenenga Clara Lou and Harold Bergman The Tony Berola Family Ralph, Gerry, and Sandy Boyd The Brown Family The Harry Buck Family The Tony Cerveny Family Ap Clarke Mike and Sonya Conlin Ron and Son Creed John. Sherry, and Efton Fuchs Ed, Linda, and Christy Gerken Barb Gonko and Wanda Ketchum Donna and Bill Goodroe Larry and Gail Gunville Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Halton, Sr. and Family The Henkhaus Family The Ihlenfeldt Family Becky and Troy Kemp Mark and Marla Krell The Leahy Family Doug and Pat McLean Bobbie and Rich Meidel Mary and Merton Messmore Jim Michels The David Miller Family Nancy Miller The Minton Family Bob and Linda Nadalini The Ping Family Mary Powell Jean Ramsey Mary Brooke. Heather. AJ, Aarron Roberts Mark and Diana Roth Harold. Shirley, and Suzanne Sanders Sam and Kathy Snell and Family The Donald Stillwell Family Mike Thoele and Family Don, Jill. Clint, and Cole Thornton The Seven Upps Phyllis and Harold White Mary Helen Yeck and Brad Stauffer Ray, Marsha, Catlin, and Caleb Young Michael D. Zecher Freedom’s Children P. Kick. T. Stewart. K. Jackson. C. Roy. D. Webster, C. Lambert. L. Bird. M. Courtney. M. Garvin. K. Snell. H. Sherwood. J. Miller Chorus K. Shipley, P. Kick, C. Huston, C. Lambert. L. Bird, J. Miller. K. Jackson, L. Hammann, M. Trojahn, H. Sherwood. P. Stufflebeam, D. Spears. D. Webster, T. Stewart. M. Courtney. C. Roy. C. Roach, E. Owens, B. Selig, P. Huston. J. Shuff, H. Hinchey, M. Garvin, S. Barnard. K. Snell f Madrigal and Solos P. Kick. L. Bird. M. Trojahn, T. Stewart, M. Courtney. D. Webster, C. Lambert, H. Hinchey, D. Spears. K. Snell. J. Miller. H. Sherwood. K. Jackson. C. Roy Ensembles and Solos C. Huston, B. Selig, C. Roach. P. Stufflebeam. S. Barnard, L. Hammon. P. Huston. T. Stewart. P. Kick. M. Trojahn. L. Bird. K. Jackson. H. Sherwood, M. Courtney. J. Miller, C. Roy, M. Garvin, K. Snell Band P. Morrow. L. Bohm, T. Lee, L. Basiewicz, T. Lee. E. Halton, A. Hawkins, K. Buske, C. Burtle, M. Walker, M. Landers. C. Gyorkos, W. Gadberry, R. Carter. S. Barnard. S. White. Mrs. Kemp, D. Ihlenfeldt. P. Trost. C. Dengler. W. Gadberry, J. Richmond. C. Hunter. B. Humphrey. L. Bird Duets Solos and Ensembles M. Walker, K. Buske, C. Burtle, T. Lee, L. Basiewicz, P. Morrow. D. Ihlenfeldt, P. Trost, B. Humphrey. R. Carter Efton Travis take a break. Mercy wonders about the American dance style. Activities Explode Is this how it's done. Paula? This page was sponsored by Done Rite Auto Body. Insurance Estimates work wel- comed. 211 N 4th St.. Auburn, IL. 62615. Chris Mecaskey (owner) 438-6862. With Diversity Rod captures yet another young victim. Jois adds an Italian twist the her American dancing. Paula and Sarah try a 60‘s move. This page was sponsored by Country Companies Insurance agent. Rick Hidlebaugh, 201 South Ken- nedy. Auburn. IL. 62615. Office phone: (217) 438- 9913 753-5220. Residence: (217) 438-6203 % Prom Committee Khloe Snell and Don Ihleri- feldt proudly display their work. Michelle Trojahn loves to arrange balloons. 100 Devin Hummel struggles with a HEAVY streamer In Our Wildest Dreams by: Michelle Trojahn The Junior Senior Prom was held at the Willard Ice Building in Spring- field. The theme for the Prom, In Our Wildest Dreams”, exemplified the spirit of adventure and the inex- haustible energy of the graduating class. Music was performed by the Maxx, local band from Springfield. Although the seniors are leaving Auburn High School, there will al- ways be a place forthem here and in our hearts. Denise has had a long day. Erin and Mercedes are working hard. The group takes a break to pose with Andrea Cerveny. Committee: M. Trojahn. E. Beatty. D. Gille- spie. K Bos. M. Arroyo. K Snell. Da. Ihlen- feldt, B Humphrey. D Hummel. Do Ihlenfeldt. L. Bird If King and Queen Jared Dudley and Deana Adcock Scott Norris and Sarah Fader Court Junior Pa Ierson Maf9'e Hun ey Fr'esland with Diversity The Cool Dudes: Rod Meidel, Jared Dudley, Clint Gyorkos. and Len Ping do the “Don Thornton RAP”. The chorus sings and signs Love in Any Language”. The band jams. Teri Buck chases her runaway fork. Assemblies w Explode Ken Minton stuffs in marshmallows! The U S. Air Force rock band performs Faith”. I pledge allegiance ... say students at a patriotic celebration. with Diversity A wards Night Explodes with Diversity Principal’s Academic Award-T. Jones. M. Tate. S. Sanders. T. Berry Order of Eastern Star Scholarship-S. Sanders LLCC Scholarship-D. Baker, S. Norris Illinois State Scholars-S. Sanders. T. Hawkins, T. Jones. T. Berry, L. Littlejohn. S. Norris Presidental Academic Fitness Awarad-S. Sanders. T. Hawkins, T. Jones. M Tate. T. Berry. L. Littlejohn, S. Norris Students of the Month-D. Baker. T. Bailey. T. Berry. L. Ping. D. Dolenc, T. Hawkins. S Sanders. M. Tate Metals-Jim Crafton Ag ll-Mike Jones. Ag. I-Harold Hurley Small Engines-M. Leahy, B. Downs-top H. Hurley-Star Greenhand. M. Leahy-Star Chapter Farmer General Business-M. Tracy, S. Hubbartt-top, C. Violet- most improved Art-M. Arroyo-top, R. Ber- ola, B. Dixon, B. Humphrey. D. Russell Shorthand l-A. Friesland, L. Gilmore. D. Gillespie Shorthand II and Top Business Student-S. Sanders Typing ll-M. Allen. D. Gillespie Accounting-S. Sanders-top. J. Havard Chorus-Khloe Snell. Chad Lambert. Chris Roy. and Laura Bird. College Prep-Suzanne Sanders-top; Tricia Berry. Michele Tate. LuAnne Littlejohn, and Tammy Hawkins. 114 English I- Stephanie Maley, Laura Littlejohn. Zach Dinardo, Alexis Berry- top. and Jennifer Prill. English II- Heather Sherwood and Jennifer Tate-top; John Tharp, Michelle Walker, and Brian DevlescHoward. English III- Khloe Snell, Mi- chelle Trojahn- top. Erin Beatty, Paul Trost. and Ta- mara Lee. Human Development- Tammy Hawkins, Sarah Fader, Teri Drivers' Ed- Heather Sherwood and Jennifer Tate; John Tharp- Buck-most improved, and Tricia Berry- top. top. Heather Handy, and Chad Bandy. Health Education- Heather Sherwood and Jennifer Tate- top; John Tharp, Brian DevlesHoward. Michelle Walker, and Doug Cockrum- most improved. Elem. Algebra II- Mitzi Tucker- top. Pam Kick, and Nikki Davis. Pre-Algebra- Chris Violet and Beth Selig. Algebra I- Danny Spears top; Ryan McLean. Zach Din- ardo, and Skip Stone. Algebra I Michelle Walker; Michelle Maley, Laura Litt- lejohn. and Alexis Berry- top. Algebra II Khloe Snell; Chris Roy- top and Michelle Trojahn; Craig Henkhaus. Brett Hunley. and Paul Trost. Geometry- Devin Hummel- top; Lori Basiewicz, Mercedes Arroyo, and Joe Littlejohn. Trig Calc- Michele Tate. Christian Cremer- top. and Tricia Berry Physical Science- Chris Violet-most improved and Jennifer Prill- top. Biology II- Tamara Lee, Jennifer Tate-top, and Christy Hus- ton. Biology I Michelle Walker- top; Alexis Berry, Melissa Meggin son. Laura Littlejohn; Zach Dinardo, Matt Sokol, and Robert Ford. Chemistry- Devin Hummel and Michelle Trojahn- top; Joe Littlejohn. Erin Beatty, and Craig Henkhaus; Brett Hunley, Jud Patterson, and Paul Trost. Physics- Khloe Snell. Tricia Berry- top. and Michele Tate. Sr. Social Science- Denny Baker, Tammy Hawkins- top, and Len Ping. World History- Alexis Berry- top; Stephanie Maley and Jennifer Prill; Danny Spears. Zach Dinardo. and Robert Ford- Class participation award. Spanish III- Chris Roy- top and Erin Beatty- top. Spanish IV- LuAnne Littlejohn. Spanish II- Jennifer Miller, Jennifer Tate-top, and Christy Huston. Missing: LLCC Performance- Larry Buske, Lela Lester, and Anne Moore. Small Engines- Matt Brown Art- Tina Armstrong and Margie Kelly Accounting- Larry Buske Typing I- Katy Stamer, Chy Searcy Chorus- Kari Jackson and Tami Stewart Drivers’ Ed- Mercedes Arroyo and Tami Stewart- most improved Health Education- Allen Morrow Algebra I- Jennifer Prill Geometry- Donald Ihlenfeldt Physical Science- Jeff Brummett Sr. Social Science- Sean Conlin Student of the Month- Melissa Allen II. State Scholar- Larry Buske Presidential Academic Fitness Award- Larry Buske Class of 1988 First Row — L. Lackey, A. Moore. M. Arroyo, T. Hawkins. M Tate, T. Jones. S. Fader, T. Buck, K. Dodd. W. Ford. Second Row — L. Dickey, T. Clough. L. Campbell, S. Cumming, S. Sanders. K. Heffernan, P. Miller. M. Gotschall, L. Lester. Third Row — C. Cremer, L. Littlejohn, T. Berry, V. Jackson. S. Marsh. D. Adcock. S. Boyd. C. Hill, J. Nigrisoli. M. Allen, D. Baker. Fourth Row — D. Allen. J. Dudley. J. King. J Higgins. K Minton. D. Travous. J. Barnhill. T. Hidlebaugh, S. Norris. Fifth Row — L. Ping. R. Meidel, D. Dolenc, T. Bailey. G. McGraw. M. Wilson. J. Crafton. D. Divjak. E. Henn, J. Havard. Sixth Row — A. Zimmerman. A. Basford, L. Buske, S. Conlin, D. Webster. W. Ford. T Beard. yy Tg Class President: Scott Norris Co-Valedictorian: Suzanne Sanders Scholarship Winners: L. Lester. J. Havard. D. Allen, S. Sanders. L. Littlejohn, D. Baker, A. Moore, T. Berry, S. Boyd. M. Tate, M. Al- len. T. Hawkins. S. Fader. T. Jones. M. Gotschall. S. Norris. Salutatorian: Michele Tate Co-Valedictorian: Tricia Berry Jr. Marshalls: Devin Hummel and Michelle Trojahn Jr. Marshall: Erin Beatty Sr. Babies Ann Moore Sean Conlin Andy Zimmerman Lisa Lackey Denny Baker Melissa Qotschall Darrin Divjak Senior Congratulations, Sandy. Thank you for the happiness you have brought into our lives. We are very proud of you and love you very much. May good fortune al- ways be with you. Love, Mom and Dad Wendy Wayne Ford, I have looked forward to this for so many years. These have been the best years of your lives. I wish you both the best of luck in the future. I don’t know what I would have done without you. Congratulations and the best of everything for both of you on your graduation. Loads of Love, Mother Andy, You must be very proud-we are! Always know as you ascend your ladder to success, we are always here to listen, encourage, and applaud with pride and more love than mere words can express. We pray God's richest bless- ings upon you as you pursue your NAVY goals. With Much Love, Mom and Dad Happy Ads Carla, Congrats Babe. We’re proud of you, for basketball and school. You’ve grown up a lot. Love, Dad, Mom, Girls Sis- When I was told “It’s a Girl I was so happy, I cried. That little girl turned out to be my best friend. Thank you for that. Congratulations! Best Friends Forever, Love Mom Dad Dana, Being the oldest, I have always told you what to do, so now it’s time I thanked you for all you have done for me. Thank you! You’re the greatest! Good Luck. Love, Doug Len, God has blessed our lives through you for 18 years. He’ll continue to bless your steps as you look to Him in college. Congratulations! We love you. Mom, Dad, Mardel, Melody Ted, Thanks for making my first 2 years of high school so special. You’ve brightened my life and touched my heart in a very special way. Thanks for all the wonderful memories, you're the sparkle in my eye! I love you now and forever! Colleen Val, We wish you much joy and happiness throughout you life. Always remem- ber, your Dad and I love you very much! Love, Mom and Dad Suzanne, Congratulations to a delightful young lady! We are so proud of you. Our faith and love will be with you always. Mom and Dad Sherry, Mom and Dad think you’re very special, we love a lot of things about you. But most of all we love the way you always keep trying-you never give up. It will take you all the way someday. Love Always, Mom Dad Sarah, All your hard work finally paid off. Always know how proud we are of you. May everything good always come your way. Love, Mom, Dad, and Brian IT Teri, We love you very much and congratulate you on your graduation. You have given us much love and happiness. We wish you much success in your future. Love, Mom, Dad, and Baylyn Kim, We want you to know we are proud of you and love you very much. We wish you success in the future and pray God will guide and direct you through life. Love, Mom and Dad Ann, We are so proud of you! You are such an ambitious person we know you'll be a success in whatever you choose to do! Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter and sister. We wish you nothing but the best! Love, Mom, Dad, Jim, Shane, And Alala P.S. Don't forget you’ll always be Mom's little Peanut''! Traid Industrial Supply Corp. 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Good Luck to the 1988 Graduates BREWER'S KOUNTRY KITCHEN GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’88 ROUTE 4 AUBURN, IL 62615 PHONE: 438-6245 Congratulations From AUBURN PEOPLES BANK Large Enough To Serve You, Small Enough To Know You. Member Illini Community Bancorp, Inc. Nita’s Knits Congratulations to the Class of “88’ Located on the square 5th Street Auburn, IL 62615 % GOLDEN AGE Bunn Capitol Co Capital City Maintenance Paper Co. Supply Co. 1212 Stevenson Drive Springfield, Illinois 62703 Phone 529-5401 HERITAGE CHEVROLET AUBURN ILLINOIS TODAY’S CHEVROLET Lobby — 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday Saturday 9 a.in. to 12 noon Uptown Phone: 428-6114 Walkup — 8 a.m. to 4 p.in. Monday thru Friday Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon Plaza Facility: 438-6311 7 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. Monday thru Thursday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday Saturday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. STATE BANK of AUBURN AUBURN ILLINOIS 62615 . PH ;21 7) 438 61 14 Fighth and Jackson: 438-6612 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Thursday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday Saturday 7 a.m. to 12 noon Congratulations to the Class of ’88!! The Auburn Lions Extend Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 Truckers Homestead ’Vs Restaurant Open 24 hours a day Claude Annette Pinaire owners Ph. 217-628-3811 Exit 82 Corner 1-55 and St. Rt. 104 HOME 'UflNlSMiMGS Hendricks Home Virden True Value South Side of Square Virden, IL 62690 Furnishings Featuring Flexsteel and Broyhill Furniture Cjhuzl odwz) V HARDWARE STORES Phone: (217) 965-3337 Open: Mon. Fri. Eve. Until 9:00 L 247 N. Springfield Virden, IL Good Luck to the Class of '88 from The members of the Auburn Emergency Squad Gifts n ’ More A 157 N. Springfield St. Virden, IL 62690 (217) 965-3717 Judith Catcher Owner CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '88 LINDA S HAIR PAD 201 West Caldwell Auburn, IL 62615 438-3996 first in agrionics DICKEY-john CORPORATION AUBURN TRUE VALUE Highway 104 Auburn, IL Harmon's Shopping Plaza Phone: 438-3023 SOUTH COUNTY PUBLICATIONS Main Office — 110 N. 5th Auburn, IL 62615 Publishers Of The Auburn Citizen The Chatham Clarion The Divernon News The Pawnee Post Phone: 438-6155 .ii. Congratulations CLASS OF ’88 A r nx I.UoV w Tam m NURSERY SCHOOL, INC. DAVIS STUDIO 215 East Madison Street Auburn, Illinois 628 1 5 Phone (217) 436-3938 Specializing In Model Photos it Glamour Photos Weddings and Portraits Graduation Photos Edgewood Shooting Park home of country-fresh, quality dairy products Congratulations and Good luck To the Class of 1988 Owners: Wanda Jim Kctchum Shelter Insurance Company 0 “The Adcocks SERVICE AUBURN. ILL. 62615 Father: Darrell Adcock 2 17-438-642 1 SON: Darrell l. 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Sherry 5. 48, 94. 95. 96. 107 Becker. Paul 48 Berry. Alexis 5. 7. 16. 40. 48. 50. 64. 65. 82. 91. 92. 114, 116, 117, 118, 119 Brown. Shelia 48 Brummett. Jeff 48 Burtle. Chrissy 48. 96. 97 Carter. Jed 16. 48. 49. 62. 78. 79. 89. 98 Carter, Jennifer 7. 48, 107 Conlin, Kelly 4, 5. 7. 16, 48. 50. 82. 83. 92 Cumming, Brett 48, 62 Dinardo, Zach 48. 49. 62. 70. 75. 78, 92. 114. 116, 117, 118 Divjak, Jason 48. 78. 79 Evans. Misty 48. 68. 69 Ford. Robert 48. 78. 112. 117. 118 Gadberry. Wade 17. 48. 62. 78. 79. 96 Gadberry, Wyatt 40. 48. 96. 107 Gibbs. Andy 48 Gillick, Mark 49. 74. 75 Harvey, Ian 74. 78 Hawkins. Angela 5. 49. 81. 96 Henn, Mike 40. 49. 62. 84. 85 Hubbartt. Sheril 5. 16. 40. 41. 48, 49. 64, 65. 68. 76. 77. 112 Huff. Billy 49. 62. 70 Hurley. Harold 49. 84, 85. 112 Klauzer. Brandy 49 Landers, Lisa 4, 5, 11, 16, 49, 50, 82. 83 Littlejohn, Laura 5. 7. 16. 49. 50, 60. 64, 65. 76. 77. 82. 114. 116. 117 Manard. Lynette 5, 16, 49 Mackay. Darcy 49. 84 MacKenzie. Brian 49. 108 Maley. Michelle 5. 11, 16. 40. 48. 49. 50. 64. 65. 82. 82. 98. 116. 118 Maley. Stephanie 16. 49. 82. 83. 114 McDermott. Jack 49. 84. 85 Megginson. Meiissa 48. 49. 50. 65. 82. 83. 92. 117 Morrow. Paula 5. 7. 49. 65, 82. 88. 92. 96, 97. 99 Nation. Kim 49. 76. 77 Owens. Erica 94. 106 Parker. Beth 49. 84 Power. Sarah 7. 16. 50. 88. 92. 97. 98. 99 Prill. Jennifer 50. 82. 83. 114. 117, 118 Richmond. Jay 50. 78. 79. 96 Robinson, Scott 50, 84. 85 Sanders, Michele 50. 84 Selig. Beth 5. 50. 94. 95. 106, 107, 115 Sexton. Diane 50 Shipley. Katie 16, 50. 94 Shores. Robbie 50 Sokol. Matt 16. 50. 66. 70. 117 Spears. Danny 48. 50. 60. 66. 70. 71, 81. 82. 83. 88. 90. 92. 94. 95. 106. 107, 116. 118, 119 Sutton. Walter 50 Thompson. Steve 50. 62. 78. 79. 149 Trojahn. David 50. 62 Violet, Christopher 50, 112, 115, 117 Vollbracht, Thomas 50. 92 Voyles, Jennifer 7. 16. 49, 50. 65. 82. 83. 92. 108 White. Andrea 50, 84 White, Angelia 50 White, John 40. 62 White. Chrissy 50 Armstrong. Tina 9, 16. 45. 82. 83 Austif, Tracy 45. 76 Bandy. Chad 45. 61. 62. 70. 71. 82. 92. 115 Beardon. Mindy 45 Berola. Krissy 40, 45, 60. 65, 113. 137 Bohm. Lisa 41. 45. 47. 76. 77, 96. 113 Brainard. Michele 68, 106 Brown. Matt 45. 78, 79 Buske, Kim 41. 45. 96. 97 Carter. Rhonda 16. 18. 45. 72, 73. 81. 82, 91. 92. 96. 97. 102. 107 Chambers. Tom 45. 62. 74. 75 Cockrum. Doug 45. 115 Crocker. Travis 41, 45. 62. 98 Crowe. Tom 45. 51 Cundiff, Karen 16, 45 Davenport, Joey 45 Davis, Nikki 16. 17, 18. 45, 61. 72. 73. 113. 115 Deemer, Tracy 16. 45. 46, 65, 92, 102 Dengler, Colleen 16. 17. 18. 40. 45. 61. 72. 73. 76. 77. 82, 83. 96. 107, 137. 155 DevlescHoward. Brian 45. 62. 82. 87, 114, 115 Dickey. Joyce 45 Downs. Brad 45. 62, 78, 79. 90. 92. 112 Egts. Jonathan 45 Ferguson. Scott 45. 62, 74. 75 Forte, Joy 46 Fuchs. Efton 46. 82. 90. 98 Garvin. Michele 41. 46. 94. 95. 106. 107 Gillock. Matt 46. 54. 62 Gyorkos. Clint 46. 62. 74. 96. 107, 108 Hamilton. Trisha 46 Handy. Heather 4, 7. 8. 17. 40, 45. 46. 64. 65. 76. 77. 80. 82. 87. 88. 89, 92. 113. 115 Harre, Mike 16. 46. 62. 70. 78. 79. 92. 98. 136 Huston. Christy 16. 46. 82. 83. 87. 90. 94. 95. 117, 119 James. Angie 46 Jones. Leeza 46 Jones. Mike 16. 46. 84. 85. 90, 112, 150 Jones. Tim 16. 46 Kick, Pam 41. 46. 94. 95. 106. 107. 113, 115 Kruger. Todd Leahy. Matt 46. 62. 84. 85. 112 Lee, Tara 41, 46. 96 McGill. Scott. 6. 16. 17, 46. 62, 83. 84. 92 McGraw. Tammy 46. 76 McKain. Tim 16. 17. 18. 46. 62, 70. 98 Miller, Jennifer 8. 16. 17. 18. 47, 61. 72. 73. 79. 82. 87. 88. 90. 94. 95. 106. 107. 119. 125 Miller, Beth 9. 16. 46 Mink. Hope 47. 88 Minton. Glenn 47. 62. 70. 84 Morenz, Fred Morris. Michelle 16, 17. 40. 47. 60. 64. 65. 144. 150 Nash, Melanie Oshesky, Jennifer 16, 17. 41, 47. 61. 73 Peterman. John 47 Petty. Ron 47. 84. 92 Pierce. Mike 47 Roach. Crystal 16. 47. 88. 92. 94. 106. 107 Rutherford. Pamela 47 Searcy, Chy 9 Sherwood. Heather 16. 17, 18. 40. 41. 47, 54, 61. 72, 73. 77, 80. 82. 88. 94, 95. 114. 115 Stamer, Katy 40. 46. 47. 64. 65. 76. 77. 82. 136. 137, 152 Stewart. Tami 16. 47. 94. 95. 107, 125 Sullivan. Brian 47 Tate. Jennifer 7. 16. 40. 47. 76. 77, 82. 83. 87. 90. 98. 113. 114, 115. 117. 119 Tharp. John 47. 70. 82. 87. 98, 114. 115 Tucker. Mitzi 16. 17. 18. 41, 47. 55. 73. 113, 115 Vanhoos, Charlene 16, 47. 83 Walker. Michelle 47. 87. 96. 97. 114, 115, 116. 117 Webster. Roger 47 White. Sonia 47. 76. 77. 81, 96. 107 Woodcock. Kim 16. 47 Alcorn. Sherrie 42 Appelt. Tom 3. 7, 16. 40. 42. 62, 83. 102. 108 Arnold, Christopher 42. 93 Basiewicz. Lori 42. 82. 83. 87, 92. 96. 97. 107. 116 Bartolazzi, Brian 78, 79, 86, 91 Bates. Heather 42. 44. 54. 68. 69. 82. 83. 92 Beatty. Erin 42. 82. 83. 86. 87, 90. 92. 101, 114, 117, 119. 123 Berola. Rob 7, 16. 20. 40. 42. 43. 61. 62. 63, 71. 74. 83. 84. 105. 108. 112, 144 Bird. Laura 42. 43. 54. 74. 81. 82. 83. 86. 87, 92. 94. 95. 96. 101, 105. 106. 114. 125, 139 Bos. Kelly 16. 18. 20. 42. 61. 72. 101, 105, 108. 144 Brummett. Heath 17. 42. 62 Carter. Tom 17. 42. 62 Courtney. Melissa 16. 42. 57. 83. 92. 94. 95. 106. 107. 125 Courty, Chad 42 Crocker. Mike 42, 43. 62 Cunningham, Scott 42 Dixon. Brad 17, 40. 42. 62. 74a. 75. 83. 108, 112, 162 Ervin. William 3. 16. 17. 42. 57. 60. 62. 78. 79. 83. 153 Escobar. Francisco 10. 11. 78. 82 Friesland. Amy 20. 21. 422. 83. 88, 105, 113. 156 Gillespie. Denise 17. 40. 42. 64. 65. 83. 88. 92, 101, 108. 113. 150 Gilmore. Leigh 42. 83. 156 Griffin. Brad 17. 40. 43. 62. 108 Halton. Erin 43. 62. 93. 96 Hamman. Lisa 8. 43. 92. 94. 95 Harris. Mike 43. 83 Henkhaus. Craig 17. 21. 42. 43. 61, 62. 71. 78. 79. 83. 86. 91. 92. 105. 116. 117, 153 Hinchey. Harold 6. 16. 43. 78. 79. 82. 83. 88. 92. 94. 95 Hummel. Devin 16. 40. 42. 43. 74. 75. 83. 86. 90. 91. 92. 98. 100, 101, 108. 116, 117, 123. 150 Humphrey. Butch 43. 92. 96. 97. 101, 102 Hunley. Brett 32. 42. 43. 61. 70. 71. 78. 79, 83. 86. 98. 105, 116. 117, 133 Hunt. Tara 6. 7. 17. 43. 64. 65. 83. 88. 92 Hunter. Chelle 43. 81. 83. 92. 96. 108. 144. 150 Huston. Patti 16. 43. 82. 83. 92. 94. 95. 106 Ihlenfeldt. David 16. 17. 41. 42. 43. 62. 63. 75. 78. 79. 98. 101, 156 Ihlenfeldt. Donald 4. 42. 43. 78. 83. 90. 96. 97. 100. 101, 106. 107 Jackson. Karl 43. 44. 83. 86. 91. 92. 94. 95. 107. 108. 139. 144 Kelly. Margie 40. 42. 43. 58. 83. 105, 108. 156 Lambert. Chad 43. 54. 88. 92. 94. 95. 107, 114. 125 Landers. Marc 43. 84. 96. 150 Lebel, Damon 43. 93 Lee, Tamara 6. 16. 43. 54. 82. 83. 86. 88. 90. 91. 96. 97. 113. 114. 117 Littlejohn. Joe 43. 44. 87. 91. 116. 117. 156 Long. Josy 44. 93 Marr. Sheila 99 McGill. Melissa 6. 44 Meeder. Ramone 16, 44. 92. 93 Morrow. Allen 9 Newberry. Neal 42. 44. 61. 62. 71. 74. 75. 83. 84. 102 Parola. Toni 43. 44. 83 Patterson. Jud 18. 20. 21. 42. 44. 60. 61. 62. 70. 71. 83. 86. 105. 108. 117, 153 Pierce. Robert 44. 84. 92. 93 Roy. Christina 44. 68. 69. 74. 82. 83. 86. 88. 92. 94. 95. 114. 116. 119. 125, 139 Russell. Dirk 16. 44. 112 Shelton, Rhonda 44. 83 Shuff. James 44. 70. 71.82. 83. 92. 94. 106, 107 Snell. Khloe 16. 44. 82, 83. 86. 88. 90. 91. 92. 100. 101, 107, 114, 116, 117 Stratton. Vangie 44 Stufflebeam. Penny 44. 94. 95. 106 Tracy. Melissa 6. 16. 44. 79. 82. 83. 112 Trojahn. Michelle 6. 44. 55. 81, 82. 83. 86. 88. 90. 91. 94. 95. 100. 101, 114. 116. 117, 123 Trost. Paul 44. 55. 81. 82. 83. 86. 90. 94, 95. 113, 114. 116, 117 Vollbracht, Tony 16. 44, 78, 83. 92. 93 Whitlock, Tressie 44 Adcock Deana 3. 16. 26. 104. 121. 126 Allen. David 16. 18. 19. 25. 26. 57. 60. 61. 62. 63. 67. 83. 93. 113, 120, 122, 126 Allen. Melissa 3. 7. 16. 19. 20. 21. 23. 25. 26. 57. 61. 64. 65. 68. 69. 76. 77, 83. 86. 92. 104, 106. 121, 122, 139 Armstrong, Mark 4. 25, 26. 93 Arroyo. Mercedes 3. 6, 10. 11. 25. 26. 83. 98. 100, 101, 112, 116. 120 Bailey. Teddy 3. 11. 16, 17. 20. 21. 22, 24. 26. 38. 39. 57. 60. 61. 62. 63. 70. 71. 111. 120. 125, 129, 155 Baker. Dana 6. 26. 38. 57. 67. 83. 107. 126 Baker. Denny 3. 16. 22. 25. 26. 38. 66. 67. 74. 75. 86. 87. Ill, 118, 121, 122, 127, 129 Barnhill. John 9. 17. 22. 24. 26. 61. 62. 63. 67. 83. 84. 121, 126 Basford, Allen 3. 120 Beard. Todd 25. 27. 57. 121, 126 Berry, Tricia 3. 16. 17. 23. 24. 27. 38. 61, 64. 67. 80. 82. 83. 86. 90. 92. 110. 111. 114. 115, 116, 117, 120, 122 Boyd, Sandy 3. 16. 17, 18. 21. 22. 27. 54. 57. 61. 67. 72. 73. 80. 82. 83. 88. 89. 90. 99. 108. 121, 122, 126, 128, 156 Buck. Teri 3. 7. 16. 17. 18. 27. 57. 67, 80. 83. 88. 89. 106. 107, 115. 121. 126, 131, 152 Buske. Larry 3. 7. 24. 27. 57. 87. 92. 120 Campbell. Lisa 19. 20. 24. 27. 38. 57. 67. 104. 120. 126 Clough. Tonya 3. 38. 57. 64. 76. 77. 120 Conlin. Sean 3. 24. 27 38. 57. 92. 120, 123. 127 Crafton, Jim 22. 24. 27. 78. 79. 112. 121, 123. 150 Cremer. Christian 10, 11. 78. 81. 82. 83, 90. 116, 120 Cumrning. Sherry 3. 9. 11. 16. 17. 22. 23. 24. 27. 57. 60. 61. 64. 67. 68. 76. 77. 83. 88. 92. 106, 107, 120, 126. 130 Dickey. Linda 3. 120, 128 Divjak, Darrin 3. 23. 25. 28. 32. 84. 121, 123, 127 Dodd. Kim 3. 11. 16. 23. 24. 32. 83. 88. 121, 126, 131 Dolenc. Doug 3. 7, 11. 17. 25. 28. 32. 57, 61. 66. 70. 71. 74. 75. 106. 109. Ill, 120. 125 Dudley. Jared 3. 7. 11. 17. 19. 20. 21. 23. 24. 28. 38. 60. 61. 62. 63. 67. 70. 71, 74. 75. 104, 107. 120. 127 Fader. Sarah 3. 7. 11. 19. 20. 23. 24. 28. 38. 61. 64. 67. 76. 77. 82. 83. 92. 99. 104, 115, 121, 122, 126, 130, 156 Ford. Wayne 3. 25. 26. 84. 93. 121, 127, 128 Ford. Wendy 3. 24. 28. 61. 68. 69. 93. 121. 127, 128 Gotchall, Melissa 3. 21. 28. 54. 57. 67. 76. 77. 82. 83. 93. 121, 122, 127 Harden. Paul 57. 84 Havard. John 3. 26. 28. 32. 92. 113. 121, 122. 126. 152 Hawkins. Tamara 3. 16. 17. 22. 29. 32. 38. 54. 67. 83. 86. 87. 92. 106, 111. 114. 116. 118, 120, 122, 125, 127 Heffernan. Kristen 25, 29. 32. 121, 126 Henn. Eddie 24. 29. 84. 121 Hidlebaugh. Travis 3, 16. 29. 38, 121 Higgins. Jeff 25. 29. 67. 78. 79. 93, 120 Hill. Carla 3. 11. 16. 29. 61. 67. 68. 69, 83. 88. 121. 126. 129, 152 Jackson, Valerie 3. 16. 21. 24. 29. 120, 130, 141 Jones. Theresa 3. 16. 17, 18. 21. 29. 32, 38. 54. 67. 72. 73. 80. 82. 86. 88. 89. 90. 110, 111, 118, 121, 122, 126 King. John 24. 84. 120. 125 Lackey. Lisa 5. 16. 30. 83. 88. 120. 127, 141 Lester. Lela 11. 38. 61. 67. 68. 76. 77. 82. 86. 90. 92. 121, 122 Littlejohn LuAnne 3. 24, 30. 39. 80. 82. 83. 86. 87. 90. 92. Ill, 114, 119, 120. 122, 127 Marsh. Stephanie 3. 5. 12. 16. 25. 30. 83. 120, 127, 141 McGraw, Gary 30. 120 Meidel. Rodney 3. 8. 11, 16. 22. 23. 24. 3C. 60. 61. 66. 67, 99. 107, 120, 125, 127 Miller. Patty 4. 11. 16. 25. 30. 61. 67. 68. 69. 83. 107, 121, 124, 126 Minton. Ken 23. 25. 30. 39. 61. 67. 70. 71. 108. 121 Moore. Ann 5. 16. 24. 30. 67. 83. 88. 120, 122, 127, 131. 141 Nigrisoli Jois 10. 11. 43. 83. 99, 121, 128 Norris, Scott 2. 3. 11, 21. 23. 25. 30. 60. 61. 62. 63. 67. 84. 87. 104. Ill, 121. 122 Ping. Len 3. 20. 21. 23. 24. 31. 32. 38. 61. 62. 63. 67. 71. 74. 75. 83. 88. 89. 92. 104. 107. Ill, 118, 120, 127, 129. 147 Sanders. Suzanne 3. 7. 16. 22. 25. 31, 80. 81.82. 83. 86. 88. 90. 110, 111, 113, 114. 121, 122, 127, 130 Tate. Michele 3. 16. 24. 31. 32. 39. 67. 76. 77. 80. 82. 83. 86. 87. 90. 91. 92. 110. Ill, 114, 116, 117, 118, 120, 122, 127 Travis. David 2. 3. 22, 31.84. 121. 124, 150 Webster. Don 3. 31. 38. 66. 92. 94. 95. 106. 107, 121. 125 Wilson. Matt 25. 31. 121, 123, 126 Zimmerman. Andy 3. 25. 31. 84. 120. 127, 128