Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Sophomores, back row (I.to r ): B Holding, R Kruse. S. Sparr, D Hodges. M Blankenship. Row 3: D Whcatcraft. D. Hey wood, D. Moore. R. McKcrchcr, S. Chatclain. B. Browning. G. Broers. Row 2: D Bierc. C. Baat . K. Warden. R Brungardt, G. Berger. K. Kuwitzky. Front row R Luhring, J. Kennedy. R. Clarke. P. Patterson. R. Wilson. R Brcstel. Not pictured: Denis Lessor. Juniors, back row (I. to r ): J Bremer. B. Fitzgerz Sherwood. K Deltmcr. J W ilson. S. Dahlke, N. K Cilen. V Teten. C. Andrew. C. Trojan, A. Oestr Thomas, treas.. (i. Clark. B Shiglcy. Not pictur Phil Patterson. Rob McKercher. and Kent Kuwitzky were three of the twenty-seven initiates for this year s club. The initiation featured a slide presentation of Nebraska geology and a girl’s trio from the high school choir. Math and Science member Denis Lessor refills water cups for Mrs. Brcstel and Mrs. Sullivan at soup supper. 8

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Rob Gicseckc watches as Jo Goering drops her last quarter into the convocation admission box. Student Council Dedicated Group The Student Advisory Board at Auburn High School has initiated many changes and listened to the students' views throughout the school term. Elected by the students, these people represent the student body in the presentation of issues to the administration and in the coordination of College Night, Parent-Teacher Conferences, and Freshman Initiation Day. Members of the Student Council are: Jeff Whisler, pres., Dianna Sullivan, v-pres., Spanish Club; Delilah Stevens, sec., Gloria Obermeyer and Brett Bence, senior reps., Mary Goings and Dru Lammle, junior reps., Karen Aufenkamp and Rob McKercher, sophomore reps., Kevin Brown and Joni Sherwood, freshman reps., Mark Andrew, Math and Science; Doug Holsclaw, vocal music; Jim Kite, band; Gail Mayberry, FHA; Rob Giesecke, FCA; John Coatney, A-Club; Nancy Hartwig, Booster Club; Karen Detimer, French Club; Penny Grow, Library Club. The advisor for the Student Council is Larry Curnes, guidance counselor. Meetings are scheduled twice monthly for benefit of students. freshman initiate. Kevin Brettmann. relaxes in front of the SAB-sponsored Coke machine. Lisa Locw. another new frosh, retires to the lunch table. She is equipped with the designated freshman attire. 7

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McCormick, J Brcazilc Row 3: £. Baatz. J Jy. D. Sullivan Row 2 M Russell, A. Ely, M From row: G. Kite, D. Wininger, sec.; D. inet Ely. Seniors in their final year of Math-Science, back row (I. to r.): P. Williams. G. Obermeyer. R. W agner, D. Crotty. B Bence. A. Magor. Row 3: D Stcmper, L. Darling, D. Gerdcs, J. Genoa. S. Rogge Row 2: M. Ely. K. hike, J. Kile. B. Hahn, B. Krueger Front row: Mr. Bennett and Mr Hutton, sponsors; M Andrew. SAB; N. Hartwig. pres.; D. Snodgrass, v-pres. Janet Ely and Debbie Bierc have big decision to make at Math -Science soup supper. Another Full Year for Math-Science The Alpha Beta Gamma Math-Science Club has held numerous money-making projects and field trips. The first field trip found the group traveling to Omaha to visit SAC Headquarters and the Bell Telephone Company. Several candy sales and bake sales laid a foundation for financing the trip to Washington. D.C. The soup supper was again the major money-raiser. Such guest speakers a Major Shires from SAC and an FBI agent highlighted the monthly meetings by presenting a look at science and mathematics as they affect our daily lives. The most important meeting of the year, the initiation of new members, was an impressive ceremony. The students were accepted into Alpha Beta Gamma as they recited the Greek alphabet from memory, lighted their candles from the Candle of Knowledge, and took an oath of membership.