Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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RAND group (1. to r.) Standing; Jack Gibson, Gene Peck, Beverly Humphrey, Brenda Spaulding, Glorya Hutton, and led Loomis. 'Back row; Bridgett McKinney, Eileen Premer, Pat Spaulding, Judy Suanders, Rita McKnight, Ross Armstrong, FAit Coulter, Sarah Hinds, Elaine Bath, Ernie Aufenkamp, Joan Slice, John Williams, Deanna Remmers, Bonnie Kite, Don Beatty, Joyce Remmers, Alan Aufenkanp, Kenny Rogge, Janet Pasco, and A1 Kreglo. Middle row: Kay Phillips, Willace Oestmann, Julie May, Darlene Stanton, Nancy Sears, Sharon Snyder, Barbara Burger, Baron Ely, Beverly Mehlin, Elta Mae Michel, Ted Beggerstaff, Maynard Farson, Susan Schneider, Carol Ranks, Kay Rasmussen .Susan Crooker, Beth Humphrey, and Joan Bohl. First row; Edine Schutte, Jim Rothert, Joyce Hauetter, Judy Bourlier, Shirley Rhineshart, Henry Caspers, Bonny Vanderford, Patsy Kyle, Pamela Reed, Meredith Allen, Janet Spaulding, and Phyllis Barnes. Ralph Chatelain, director. —27—

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CLARINET quartet members (1. to r.) Carol Heuer, Joyce Hauetter, Judy Meyer, and Shirley Rhineshart. HAND officers (1. to r.) Phyllis flames, Janet Spaulding, Clorya Hutton, and Joan Bohl. vStrtAe BAND members resting after a spin around the floor (1. to r.) Judy Boulier, .Susan Crooker, Beverly Humphrey, Jim Rothert, Meredith Allen, Kenny Rogge, Allan Aufenkamp, and Willis Oestmann. Yes, there’s music in the air!!! As Mr. Chatelain lowers his baton, the 90 piece band of Auburn High swings into session. Hut band means more than concerts, marches, and notes on a piece of paper. It encourages the understanding and appreciation of music, develops a talent for those musically inclined, and strengthens our school in spirit and diplomacy. This organization, of which the community may be justly proud, represents the school in fine style on all occasions. HAND members spent many extra hours at sectional practice, as we see these members of the brass section doing. This page sponsored by DR. R. I. MOSHER and PROPER JEWELRY -26—

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“GREENHANDS” into the FFA organization were initiated and then welcomed by the chapter’s officers. arm —28— Maybe farming and raising cows looks easy to you, but to the FFA boys there is quite a trick to it. Ag boys discovered the secret formula from the many books, pamphlets, and experiments which became a regular part of the FFA routines. Study and hard work paid off as the Future Farmers entered local, state, and national contests; often returning home with new awards for exhibit. Frolics included the FFA-FI1A Fun Night, Initation, and attendance at State and National Conventions. WORKSHOP to FFA boys is an important part of learning how to run a farm and all its complicated machinery. HENRY Caspers “m.c.’d” at the annual FFA convocation, this year showing films of the chapter’s trip to Chicago and the story of a city boy on the farm. G S MANUFACTURING, INC. Manufocturers of Danny Dare and Debby Dare Children's wear