Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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‘‘See It’s easy” says Bonnie Stemper as she teaches F.H.Aer’s how to One, two, three. Pull! decorate cakes. Gloria Obermeyer and Jcanie Myler concentrate on their cake Vickie Lggert and Linda King admit that skating isn’t as easy as it decorating abilities. looks. 15

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Back Row: Peggy Williams, Karlene Harris, Janette Catlett, Clara Koontz, Emily Higgins, Deby Skeen, Christine Berger, Ann Magor, Ann Grafton, Myrna Sierks, Rena Meritt, Ernestine Schlange, Nancy Wagner, Michelle Sierks, Jackie Shew, Debbie Harris. Kay Cowan, Lorna Sitherwood. Third Row: Cynthia Sanders. Barbie Pasco, Joy Welch, Bonnie Stemper, Debbie Ballue, Martha Henne, Patty Har-pham, Susan Rogge, Gloria Obermeyer, Mary Ann Wilson, Kathy Duncan, Vickie Eggert, Cathy Hummel, Ginny Aufenkamp. Second Row: Laura Sayer, Sally Kizer, Debbie Gerdes. Kathy Edwards, Laurie Vosberg, Laurie Redfern, Debbie Catlett, Jackie Breazile, Mary Volkman, Cathy Nincehelser, Rhonda Rohrs, Debbie Sears, Raylene Gentert, Rhonda Shoemakc. front Row: Barbara Brady, Jeanie Myler, Sandy Bohling, Bonnie Pike, Carole Rarick, Debbie Clifton, Carla Nincehelser, Lynn Johnson. Connie Pike. Margaret McGough, Gail Mayberry, Mrs. Locw. Deby Skeen Elected to State Office The Future Homemakers of America began their year’s activities with a “come as you are” breakfast in September. In October the initiation ceremonies for the freshmen were held. Later in the month members traveled to Weeping Water for the District F.H.A. Convention. One of the highlights of the year was the election of Deby Skeen as a state officer. Regular meetings held throughout the year included a progressive dinner, the annual Christmas caroling party, a session on cake decorating, and help with the canvassing of the community for the Heart Fund Drive in February. Money-making projects for the year were a bake sale and a volleyball game with the faculty. F.H.A. Week was observed early in April. Highlights of the week were munch and crunch day, teacher appreciation day, dress-up day, and grub day. The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, held in April served as the setting for installation of new officers. This year’s officers: Treas., J. Shew; Pres., N. Wagner; Sec.. M. Sierks; S.A.B., L. Vosberg, Chapter Sponsor, Mrs. Locw; Degree Chairman D. Skeen; V. Pres., D. Ballue; Reporter, G. Aufenkamp. M

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Back Row: Dennis Blount. Fritz Henning. Steve Garver. Rick Knapp. Daryl Obermeyer, Daryl Whceldon, John Crotty, Alan McVay, Rena Meritt. John Clark. Anne Nincehelser, Michele Sicrks. Second Row: Kirby Bchrends. Cathy Nincehelser, Kay Cowan. Rita Weimer. Becky Kruger, Judy Whisler, Rita Seid. Ramona Gebers, Patsy Stephens, Colleen Harris, Debbie Gaines, Nicky Jo Moore. Front Row: Mr. Fell. Margaret McGough, Pat Patras, Nancy Clark. Lorna Sitherwood, Carole Rarick. Maine Bohling, Debra Harris, Rodney Groff, Linda Nincehelser, Kathy I dwards, Janet Nixon, Lana Henry, Rhonda Rohrs. Art Club Has Active Year 16 The Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Fell, had many showings during the school year of the new and old techniques of art. The club also began an annual money-making project, a Christmas cookie sale, using their talents for decorating the cookies. Field trips were taken to Omaha and Lincoln, visiting museums, galleries, and personal showings. A final trip, to end the year, was to Wabonsi Park. Officers for the 1969-70 were: Pres. Carole Rarick; Vice Pres. Debbie Gaines; Sec. Kathy Edwards;Treas. Rita Seid;S.A.B. Anne Nincehelser. Nancy Clark develops her artistic ability in Art HI.