Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Back Row: R. Henrlchs, J. Ballue, J. Lokle, R. Kennell, J. Oestmann, G. Kite, V. Bachle, S. McKercher. Third Row: D. Stemper, J. Ely, D. Nichols, K. Smith, V. Teten, K. Gulllatt, D. Sullivan, M. Gerdes. Second Row; A. Ely, J. Wilson, B. Brady, N. Rieke. D. Ebler, C. Koontz. Front Row; Sponsor M. Graesser, M. Russell, M. Glen, D. Wininger, A. Oestmann, B. Pasco, A. Koppelman, C. Malsbury. SPANISH CLUB ANTICIPATES FIESTA TIME Gary Kite takes his turn to bring down the pinata. Spanish classes were supplemented by a Club de Espanol. Officers were Pres. Barb Brady, V. Pres. Scott McKercher, Sec. Diane Sullivan, Treas. Barb Pasco, and S.A.B. member Von Bachle who headed the group of approximately thirty members sponsored by Miss Graesser. Money-making projects which helped finance the group to Mexico were candy sales and sponsoring a powerpuff basketball game. Other activities included an October hayride, a Christmas party, and a picnic at Waubonsie Park. Enthusiastic students enjoy club party. 13

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Back Row; Sponsor M. Rarick. D. Thomas, B. Fitzgerald, D. Wininger, s. Pebley, B. Pasco, C. Andrew. Third Row; A. Vaughan, K. Rothrauff, E. Walker. J. Aufenkamp. C. Trojan, K. Jensen, C. Catlett, A. Magor. D. Holsclaw. j. Adams. J. Sherwood. E. Baatz. K. Dettmer, N. Kenneth'. Front Row: R. Barrett. G. Obermeyer, D. Gerdes, G. Clark. S. McCormick, P. McCormick. P. McConnell, P. Williams. FRENCH CLUB MEETS NEW CHALLENGES The French Club met a new challenge by earning money for a Canadian excursion for next year. Money was earned bv many loyal members cleaning and running a coat and hat check at the basketball games. The club made their annual visit to the French restaurant, Le Versailles, in Omaha and went shopping in the Old Market. This year officers were Pres. Pat McConnell, V. Pres. David Win-inger, Sec. Ann Magor, Treas. Barb Pasco, and S.A.B. member Debbie Gerdes. Dedicated members worked hard to earn money for a trip. Ellen and Peggy discuss their French assignments. 12

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Back Row: C. Mowery, J- Aufenkamp, J. Myers, K. Aufen Genert, G. Mayberry. Front Row; D. Nelmann, E. Ebler, B. kamp, J. Lokle, A. Daniels, D. Leslie, G. Aufenkamp, G. Byfield, L. Blecha, S. Wolfe, M. Volkman, N. Kennedy, K. Obermeyer. Row 2: M. Gerdes, C. Berger, E. Higgins, R. Dyer, Mrs. Lowe. Herlford, D. Gardner, P. Williams, D. McCullough, R. FHA HELPS BUILD A BETTER TOMORROW Joy Aufenkamp carmels apples to sell at the f. b. games. The Future Homemakers of America began the year's activities with a come-as-you-are breakfast in August for all old and new members. The traditional Family Night was held in October, and in December the group went Christmas caroling. The Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in April as the setting for the installation of new officers. The biggest money-making project of the year was to carmel and sell apples at the home football games. Other fund-raising projects were a bake sale and a raffle. The year was climaxed with a field trip to Omaha. The group toured Epley Airfield, The Child Savings Institute, and Joslyn Museum; they also went to the offices of OPPD where they heard a talk by Betty Baker. The day ended at the theater where they saw Fiddler On The Roof. 14