Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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■ ell, L. Metcalf, G. Lemper, E. Barnhart, J. McNamara, K. Holdeman, B. Muzzillo, J. Parker, S. Carr, R. Byal, M. Shellenbarger, J. Meschberger, K. Reno, G. Mor- ton, D. Wallace, J. Baughman. Row 4: D. Grosh, M. Harper, H. Cornelius, R. Shellenbarger, B. Barhydt, T. Butler, J. Hardenbrook, R. Guinn, W. Pearse, M. Far- rington, R. Jennings, S. Bueker, R. Byal, S. Provines, M. Sponhower, J. Treesh , M. Frownfelter, H. Taylor, S. Penland, M. Haiflich, T. Grogg, C. Gray, J. Wilson, P. Emerson, J. Memering, D. Lumm. Row 5: Mr. Norris, T. Farrington, D. Greenfield, R. Hardy, J. Leeke, W. Henning. HIGH STEPPING RED DEVIL BAND music, coupled with the excellent twirling of the ma- jorettes, gave the fans many enjoyable half-time shows. J. Bullock served as drum majorette with D. Wallace and W. Pearse as feature twirlers. The band ' s concert season consisted of several outstanding performances before the student body, band parents, and the general public. In addition to performing as a group at the N.I.S.B.O.V.A. contest, members of the band received many high ratings in solo and ensemble work. Mr. Norris, along with the band council, made the 1962-63 year a success for the Auburn Band. The twirlers (clockwise from top left) are C. Gray, K. Holdeman, J. Kleeman, M. Grueter, M. Schiffli, W. Pearse, J. Bullock, D. Wallace, S. Davis, C. Campbell, J. Lovett. Paqe 27

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Bottom Row: V. Moore, M. Grueter, M. Sheets, C. Stump, B. Hefty, L. Durst, L. Nugen, D. Westland, J. Speer, M. Showaiter, R. Schuette, A. McDaniel, B. Johnson, M. Hess, S. Davis, J. Bullock. Row 2: S. Lem- per, K. Bassett, S. Kruse, C. Campbell, J. James, S. Warren, M. Schiffli, C. Gulick, P. Rodebaugh, J. Bruce, F. Fleming, L. Rittenhouse, M. Oberlin, P. Steward, M. Timberlin, P. Byal, J. Durst, C. Bussell. Row 3: J. Kleeman, M. Holdeman, H. Dean, J. Lovett, C. Koe- nig, S. Guinn, A. Yoder, M. Walter, L. Smith, E. Yow- NAPOLEON ' S REIGN ENDED BY The Auburn Red Devil Band succeeded in out- marching and out-playing the Napoleon Band at the DeKalb County Free Fall Fair, thus receiving a first place. Also, in the fali, the band presented half-time shows at all home football games. These programs consisted of precision drills a nd unique formations. The band ' s capable director, Mr. Richard Norris, again led the Devils to a second at Marching Contest. At the home basketball games the band was on hand to add spirit by playing marches and popular tunes. The Mr. Richard Norris, in his sixth year as director of Au- burn bands, put in many hours working on musical ar- angements to be played by the Auburn Concert Band. Page 26

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r g.v 1 F. N r-J£-£l ffi TS € m t ltf rTJlf v tl 1 flft §8l ' ' Bt ' aH J L. n H E Ht mpl A; 1 ! ! mj jj M isr ifHsT f ik - » u m F yi «. SHtasfi CHORUS: Bottom Row: D. Westland, M. Souder, J. Memering (Pres.), P. Proksa (Treas.), S. Smith (Sec), Mrs. Ditmars, R. Schuette, M. Proksa, K. Beuret, S. McClure. Row 2: B. Jeakle, R. McNamara, K. Doyle, M. Workman, A. Hoover, J. Rugman, E. Miller, C. Knight, S. Wirts, L. Waluk. Row 3: C. Baughman, S. Brace, J. Maldeney, S. Penland, B. Armstrong, W. Rowe, M. Bowman, C. Shoudel, K. Rodeffer, J. Good- win, T. Hay. Row 4: E. Graham, M. Casselman, S. Cook, R. Krumma, S. Hornett, S. Smith, J. Collins, S. Daub, S. Walter, A. Thomas, R. Diehm. Row 5: M. Sellew, M. Hess, J. Storey, C. Bauman, C. Long, S. Rediger, N. Bowman, W. Bailey, R. Ward, J. Sisson, J. Benson, D. Walker. CHORUS HAS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR EVER The A.H.S. Chorus, under its new vocal director, Mrs. Anne Ditmars, nearly doubled in size over the pre- vious year ' s group. Having its most successful season, the chorus presented many enjoyable programs for the student body and also had numerous outside engage- ments. For the first time in its history, the choir at- tended the N.I.S.B.O.V.A. Contest as a group. Sev- eral members of the chorus also entered this contest as soloists and in ensembles. Some of the highlights of the season included such popular songs as Moon River, Let There Be Music, and Tonight. These songs and other selections were well received by the general public and gave the 1962-63 chorus many memorable moments. J. Storey plays as J. Memering, L. Sanxter, J. Leeke, and R. Diehm sing a number for the boys ' quartet. Page 28