Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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French Club Goal Is Canadian Trip Le Circle Franyais, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rarick. worked hard to finance a trip to French Quebec in June. Money raising projects included a bake sale, cleaning the gym after basketball games and wrestling matches, and taking tickets at volleyball games, freshman basketball games, and wrestling matches. A raffle for a TV-clock-radio was also held. The climax of the money raising activities was a rummage - garage - bake sale held in May. As a fun project, the club went to the Old Market and dined at the French Cafe. Officers for the French Club were President Peggy Williams, Vice President Roland Barrett, Secretary Ann Magor, Treasurer Jeanne Sherwood, and SAB Karen Dettmer. Other members were Sam McCormick, Sarah Pebley, Cathy Catlett, Marie Blankenship, Joy Aufenkamp, Ellen Baatz, Gary Clark, Kent Fike, Doug Holsclaw. Nancy Kennedy, Ann Shires, Cathy Trojan, and Dave Wininger. Doug Holsclaw, Ann Magor, and Peggy Williams enjoy breakfast at the early morning meetings. Ellen Baatz and Joy Aufenkamp relax with their hot chocolate during the meeting. Members attending the seven thirty meetings were treated to breakfast. Jeanne Sherwood. Sarah Pebley, Cathy Trojan, Ellen Baatz, Marie Blankenship, and Cathy Catlett help Mrs Rarick with the coat check at basketball games. 10

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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.

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Spanish Club has an Exciting Year Under the supervision of Miss Marie Graesser, Spanish teacher at AHS, the Spanish Club experienced a year of activity, fun, and learning. The first project was a Spanish banquet for the members and their parents. Various Spanish foods were served and a slide presentation of Spain was shown. At Christmas the club went caroling, singing to their listeners in Spanish. A Christmas party was also held. Other activities were a bake sale and a field trip to Omaha to see Man of La Mancha” and to eat at a Spanish restaurant. Officers of the Spanish Club were: Brian Browning, president; Gary Kite, vice-president; Janet Ely, secretary-treasurer; and Diana Sullivan, SAB. Members were: Karen Aufenkamp, Randy Brungardt, Kevin Casey, Steve Chatelain, Julie Clark, Susan Dahlke, Anne Ely, Mary Lee Glen, Brenda Holding, Cheryl Knapp, Rob McKercher, Terri Majors, Barb Pasco. Sue Sparr, Charlene Malsbury, Debbie Wheatcraft, Vanessa Teten, Elaine Ebeler, Judy Lokie, Lee Wheeler, Meg Siegner, Anneice Daniels, Karen Dyer, Nadine Riekc. and Pam Yates. Susan Dahlke. Pam Yates, and Anne Ely await their customer’s decision at the bake sale. Rob McKercher samples one of the many baked items available at the Spanish Club bake sale. Karen Aufenkamp. Pam Yates, Meg Siegner, Brenda Holding, and Debbie W heatcraft eagerly anticipate listening to foreign speakers in Spanish I class.