Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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RACK Row, (I to r): Roger Meyer, Steve Rose, Milton Rogge, Alan Aufenkamp, Ken-ny Rogge, and John Wallace. Middle Row: Marian Barker, Sharon Simpson, Leota Ge-bers, and Marcia Rohling. Front Row: Rrenda Spaulding, and Deanna Remmers. BACK Row, (1 to r): Alan Lavigne, Gene Peck, Jack Gibson, Bob Bolen, and Larry Keller. Middle Row; Marilyn Bohling, Nancy Gerdes, Anita Cox, Sarah Hindes, Beverly Humphrey, and Laura Lee Sanders. Front Row: Judy Long and Pat Gerdes. JUNIOR typists Back Row, (I to r): Susan Crooker, Inge Woi-wode, Gerald Bohling, Harold Bohling, Raplh Lampe, Nancy Moerer, and Myrna Bohling. Front Row: Marge Draney, Flaine Bath, LaVerda Moss, Beth Humphrey, Judy Bour-lier, Cecil Clarke, and Linda Gerdes. ARMSTRONG ft MCKNIGHT

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u ft ♦ I c r 6 THE 71 members of the junior class, co-sponsored by Miss Yi Ida King and Mr. Kenneth Hutton, were busy throughout the year with such things as a Junior Joy Night, a Potluck Supper, the Junior Class Play “No More Homework”, and sponsored the Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Those who led the junior class academically were Leota Gebers and Wayne Teten. JUNIOR officers for 19S6-57 were (I to r): Andy Eads, treasurer; Elaine Hath, secretary; Jerry George, vice-president; Edine Schutte, president. Jl'MORS (I to r) Rack Row: Jim O’Hara, Wayne Teten. Willis Oestman, Kay Phillips, and Edine Schutte. n Front Row: Susan Schneider, Kay Rasmussen. Phyllis Yates. Judy Tunks, An.la I remer, Judy Conn, and Judy Abegglen. JUNIOR boys (I to r) Hack Row: Roger Mamel1' ,)on Hendricks, John nridgemon, Leonard McLain, Robert L. Clarke, and J°I n H'cre-Middle Row: Dean Rogle, Andy Eads, on Carnes. Jerry George, and Galen Conn. Front Row: Robert McMann, Marl . Pasco, Claude Michon, Jin, Dovel, and Larry Rebuck. PAUL MILAM GREENHOUSE -14-

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SOPHOMORES (1 to r), Rack Row: Mary Ann Graham, Carol McCain, Julie Mayer, Eleanor Hoyles, and Carol Banka. Front Row: Connie Erisinan, Joyce Abel, Pat Coulter, and Betty Barling. C P U o m c r e UNDER the direction of Mrs. Thelma Bugbee, 52 sophomores held two parties, both of which were with the freshman class. They also put on the Easter convocation with the Juniors. Those who led the sophomore class academically were: Dick Tushla,Carol McLain, Mary nn Graham, and Julie Meyer. HEADING the Sophomore class were (I to r): Connie Groff, President; Bon Vaughn, vice-president; and Betty Barling, secretary-treasurer. B ACK Row, (1 to r): Bob Clarke, Bonita Kite, Ronnie Humphrey, and Bick Tushla. Middle Row: Joe Carr, Ted Riggerstaff, Joyce Rogge, and Connie Andrew. Front Row: Mary Burns, Phyllis Cotter, and Sharon Norvell.