Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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 MARCHING in front of the band were twirlers (1 to r) Sharon Harvey, Edith I.ampe, Drum Marjorette Mar gene Ely, Meredith Allen, and Donna Jones. Boasting sixty-eight musicmakers, the AHS band had an active and melodic year. In the fall, they went to the Humboldt Fair, and later to Band Day in Lincoln. Many band members took part in the Tarkio contest, and also the district contest at Peru. Under Ralph Chatelain’s direction, the band gave three concerts and staged one convocation. PEP Hand members (1 to r) Hack Row: Bonita Kite, Deanna Remmers, Gene Peck, Carol McLain, Bob Kaiser, and Ronnie Kelly. Third Row: Ted Biggerstaff, Ted Ix omis, Elta Mae Michel, Joyce Hauetter, and Judy Bourlier. Second Row: Brenda Spaulding, Maynard Varson, Jack Gibson, Susan Crooker, and Susan Schneider. Front Row: Beverly Humphrey, Alan Aufenkamp, and Kenny Rogge. MEMBERS of the band spent many hours practicing during sectionals. DAVIS CLEANERS AUBURN HOTEL

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 Jiancl HAND members (1 to r) Standing are Mr. Ralaph Chatelain, Beverly Humphrey, Brenda Spaulding, Ted Loomis, and Laura Lee Sanders. Back Row: Ronnie Kelly, Marlene Nelson, Bob Kaiser, Carol McLain, Deanna Remmers, Norma Lash, Pat Allen, Connie Erisman, Milton Rogge, Ted Biggerstaff, Jack Gibson, Gene Peck, Barbara Eitzman, Bob Armstrong, Maynard Farson, Sharon Norvell, Joan Slice, Joyce Breazile, Joyce Rogge, Gretchen McKenney, Don Beatty, Alan Aufuencamp, Kenny Rogge, and Janet Pasco. Third Row: Anita Cox, Patty Spaulding, Joyce Abel, Julie May, Judy Sanders, Mary Ann Griffiths, Ross Armstrong, Rita McKnight, Harvey Luntzman, Sarah Hinds, Flaine Bath, Marilyn DeFreece, Susan Schneider, Kay Rasmussen, Susan Crooker, Carol Banks, and Beth Humphrey. Second Row: Carole Heuer, Ilene Premer, Willis Oestmann, Betty Darling, Patty Coulter, Nancy Sears, Sharon Snyder, Barbara Burger, Karen Ely, Beverly Mehlin, and Elta Mae Michel. Front Row: Judy Bourlier, Bridget McKenney, Joyce Hauetter, Carita Eggleston, Kay Phillips, Marilyn Michel, Patsy Kyle, Shirley Rhineshart, Pam Reid, and Bonnie Vanderford. Twirlers: Sharon Harvey, Margene Ely, Meredith Allen, and Edith Lampe. PRACTICING on the flutes are (1 to r) Patsy Kyle, Shirley Rhineshart, Bonnie Vanderford, and Meredith Allen. —22— FERNEAU KIECHEL

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ZJlte 'barker JOURNALISTS for the first semester included (I to r) Back How: Bob Kaiser, Pat Gerdes, Tom Remmers, Sharon Harvey, Darrell Schlange, and Joan Slice. F ront Row: Pat Bruno, Meredith Allen, Joyce Hauetter, Carole Heuer, and Sharon Simpson. Who, when, where, whv, what, and how ... these became familiar passwords as the members of the journalism class undertook the job of combining news events, sports, editorials, features, dates, and pictures into seven issues of the Barker. From green cub reporters, the staff developed into veterans, adept at the job of writing newspaper stories, manning the refreshment stand during basketball games, helping on the Bulldog, and taking part in several journalism parties. EDITOR and Business Manager of the 1956—57 Barker were Laura Lee Sanders and Richard Moser.