Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1976 volume:

Auburn High School Auburn, Nebraska 3 4 Faculty title IX compliance affects ahs policies The Auburn School District started to comply with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Title IX states that there will be no sex discrimination in any form in any federally-assisted school. This includes all academic courses, athletics, counseling and employment. In compliance with Title IX the school board appointed Mr. Chuck Stoner coordinator. Along with Mr. Stoner s appointment, they adopted policies that are in compliance with Title IX and they outlined grievance procedures. The school board also distributed information to all people affected by the change. By July 26, 1976, the self-evaluation of compliance or of non-compliance was completed. 1 Mrs. Margaret Damme takes a message for Mr. Gerdes. 12. Mr Marvin Gerdes looks up from his deskful of work. 3. Mr. Chuck Stoner is vice-principal at Auburn high school. 4 Mrs Donna Kipling greets a student with a smile. 5. Mrs. Betty Post, school nurse, takes out equipment used to take blood pressure. 6. School board members. Patricia Oestmann. Glenn Witzenburg. Dick Hahn. Ross Adams. Dean Niemann. Dick Alden. Albert Austin, superintendent. 7. Mr. Larry Curnes spends a free period in the coaches' office 6 7 8 math and science experience changes 1. Mr John Wetenkamp teaches Chemistry. Physics, and Senior Science. 12. Mr. Bennett and Mr. Wetenkamp demonstrate how to take blood pressure. 3 Mr Kenneth Hutton, math teacher and Math-Science Club sponsor, works in the shop over Christmas vacation. 4 Mr Shelby Bennett sponsors the Math and Science Club besides teaching science75. Mrs. Helen Nixon. Head Librarian, orders material for the Media Center76. Mrs. Ruth Blecha is also a librarian at AHS. 7 Mr Frank Smith. General Math. Algebra I and II teacher, checks test grades before handing them back. 9 1 Mrs Linda Hemmmgsen. English teacher, slices apples tor a pie. 2 Mr Jeffery Falter. English teacher, and Ralph study a script for the fall piay. 3. Spanish and English teacher. Mrs. Eleanor Whitehouse. works with her plants. 4 Mrs Came Allen narrates a story to her Practical English 9 class75. Mrs Frances Rarick ponders over the answer to a question in her Philosophy and Literature class76 Three school board members visit the band room usTiT rents 0 • c ■ ahs school system revises curriculum During the 1975-76 school year, all the teachers in the Auburn school system were assigned the duty of creating a written curriculum for grades K-12. Each teacher explained what is taught in his or her class, how it is taught, and what tools are used in teaching the class. Superintendent Albert Austin stated that things have changed concerning the classes taught in school and a complete written curriculum was definately needed. Every year additions will be made to keep the new curriculum up to date. 11 1 Mrs Sharon Parrish watches over the lunch room. Mrs. Parrish teaches world history and economics. 2. Besides teaching history and government classes. Mr Larry Dankenbrmg supervises one of the lunch periods. 3. Mr. Steve Sneff looks at a stamp from one of his stamp albums Mr. Sneff teaches geography, civics, and government. 4 Shop teacher Larry Peterson wrestles with his labrador. 5. Donnye Bowden, art teacher, also sponsored FCA 6 Mr Gerdes leads the students in a yell for the Bulldog teams. 8. Dale Bradley finishes a door for his kitchen cabinets Mr Bradley teaches shop. 12 1 Mr Richard Birdsley. Physical Education teacher and football coach, watches his varsity team in action. 2 Physical Education and Health teacher. Mrs Mary Jane Williams, corrects homework assignments. 3. Mrs. Beth Bebb. Special Education teacher, looks through her students work. 4. Mr Mike Zimmerman. Choir Director and Music teacher, puts together the floor set for the fall play. 5. Mr. Paul Ramp. Band Director, contemplates his last shot on the 9th hole. 6. Home Economics teacher. Mrs Norma Loew. is in charge of the coffee at the concession stand. 14 turnover develops change in faculty During the 75-76 school term many revolutionary changes have taken place in the faculty. Mr. Donnye Bowden was new to the art department and Mr. Steve Senff filled a vacancy in the geography department. The special education teacher was replaced Mrs. Beth Bebb. A position in the Spanish and English department was assumed by Mrs. Eleanor Whitehouse. After the first semester of school. Mrs. Sharon Parrish took over Mr. Larry Dankenbring's classes. head cook honored for special services Mrs. Eunice Oakley retired at the end of the 75-76 school term. Mrs. Oakley started the school lunch program fifteen years ago. While Mrs. Oakley was in the school system she was the head cook, responsible for the menu, meeting certain standards according to the department of Health, Education and Welfare, and making sure that the school lunch was ready at the time the students were dismissed from their respective classes. 16 1 Mr Gerald Beery checks the popcorn stand at one of the home football games. He teaches Business Math. Consumers Math, and Typing II. 2. 1975-76 bus drivers. Wanda Choate. Larry Bohhng. Burtis Aufenkamp. Gus Shires. Janice Andrew, and Howard Smith. 3. Eunice Oakley, director of the food service at AHS. is honored at her retirement coffee 4 Mrs. Linda Bantz works at keeping a clean supply of silverware 5 Mrs Marcia Reeves teaches Office Practice. Bookkeeping and Recordkeeping. 6 Mrs. Gwen Vaughn. Business Machines and Typing teacher, helps Vicki Fitzsimmons with her lesson. 17 1. AHS custodians: R. Vandevort. L. Meyer. I. Wheeler NOT PICTURED: J. Patras. Head custodian. A Debuhr. A Debuhr. M. Nichols. G. Oestmann. I. Oestmann. J. Shoemake. 2. AHS cooks. FRONT ROW: L. Bennett. L. Bantz. M Pike. C. Pacot. V. Gardener. H. Keithley. J. Rogge. BACK ROW: E. Oakley. G. Frenzel. S. Jansky. W Choate. A. Berger. M Kimball. 3. Mr. Stoner waits for the second half to start. 18 Academics ahs music students shop for new robes The 75-76 music students sold candles to raise money for new choir robes. The Jr. High helped them sell the candles because they would also wear them in high school. The amount of money raised was approximately $1600. This year the choir department did very well at District Music Contest. They received 8-1 ratings and 4-2 ratings. The participants and their ratings are: Full choir-1; swing choir-1; girls double sextet-1; LaRhea Barret-2; Barbershop quartet-1; Mixed octet-2; Mary Ellen Kuenning-1; Steve Palmerton-1; Randy Rogge-2; Jeff Wilson-1; Paul Crotty-1; and Laura Knapp-2. Tryouts for All-State Choir and Band were held in Lincoln on October 11. Jeff Wilson and Dwight Wininger were selected to be in the choir which was held November 20. 21, 22, in Kearney, Nebraska. Officers for the 1975-76 year: Vicki VonBergan. pres.; Peggy Root, v. pres.; Mike Liewer, sec.-treas.; Susan Lunzmann, Tish Root, librarians; Jeff Wilson, Allison Oestmann, robe committee. 20 Choir members: E Adams. E. Adams. L Adams. K Alden. F Allen. T Andrew. M. Bath. L. Barrett. V. Beery. V. Blankenship. C. Boeck, B Bohlmg, D Bradley. K Brown. G. Browning. J Brueggemann. V. Brungardt. C Byfield. P. Byfleld. K Carey. K Chapin. C. Coatney. C. Cole. P Collins. P Crotty. L. Curnes. A DeBuhr. K Dettmer. D. Fike, V. Fitzsimmons. F Fritsch. L. Gibbs. C. Grant. C. Hahn. R Hahn. K. Hamman, E. Hamilton. M Harms. J. Harris. S Haynes. P Heidzig. L. Henry. C. Howell. V. Jarrett. D. Jones. S Kennedy. L. Kimball. J. Knapp. L. Knapp. C. Kopplemann. P. Kruse. M E. Kuenning. K. Larkin. S. Leatherman. D. Lehwald. K. Leonard. M. Liewer. P Liewer. S. Lunzmann. S. McConnell. L. McMann. D Mason. K. Mellage. C. Mertes. N Miller. K. Moore. D Nichols. L. Niemann. D Oakley. A Obermeyer. A Oest-mann. D Oestmann. S Oestmann. S. Osborne. S. Palmer-ton. D Patterson. K Reid. C. Rodemann. R Rogge. P Root. T. Root. K Russ. M Sandau. M. Sandau. D. Sanders. R. Schepps. S. Shigley. S Shigley. T. Shires. D Slater. M Sullivan. S. Thies. D Thomas. V Vollertsen. V. VonBergen. B Warren. J Westerfield. S. Weihe. D Whitaker. B Wilson. J. Wilson. D Winmger 1 Mr Zimmerman works on contest music during his free period. 12. The full choir performance at contest receives a I rating. 3 Every once in a while in music there's time for a smile A. La Rhea Barrett and Allison Oestmann look over some new music 5 Jeff Wilson practices his solo for District Music Contest on which he received a I rating. 6 These music students take a breather between numbers 21 swing choir named riverside junction The 1975-’76 swing choir named themselves Riverside Junction. The name was originated by Steve Palmerton. Under the direction of Mr. Mike Zimmerman, the swing choir performed for such places as Good Samaritan. Jr. High. Kiwanis. Rotary, Women's Auxiliary. Jr. Women's Club's fashion show, and a convocation for the high school. Early in May the swing choir and stage band gave a concert for the public in the band shell in the city park. Picnic lunches were brought and games were played. May 7 and 8 was the Midland Jazz Festival, which is a contest for stage bands and swing choirs all over the state. We were fortunate to have both our swing choir and stage band compete. Swing choir members B Wilson. L. Fritsch. P. Root. K. Moore. L Barrett. M E Kuenning. A. Oestmann. S. McConnell. J Wilson. M Sandau. R Rogge. S. Palmerton. D Wininger. M Liewer. D. Thomas, and P. Crotty. 1 Vicki Bergmann keeps the beat for Riverside Junction 2 Who says singing is boring?' Not these Swing Choir members. 3. Adding color to 'Let It Be Me are Danny Oestmann. Gene Browning and Dick Taylor 4 These Riverside Junction members show their enthusiasm at a convocation for the high school. 22 ahs soul steppers rock with the beat This year's Drill Team performed with the band at many football games, contests and parades. When basketball season rolled around they got their chance to shine. One of their best routines was done to “Rock Around the Clock. The Drill Team’s music came from the AHS pep band, directed by Mr. Paul Ramp. The girls decided to have a slumber party again this year. It was held March 5. At this time they ordered their individual pictures and their group pictures. The year’s captain and cocaptain were Vicki VonBergen and Kathy Reid. 1. Tami Andrew. Cheryl Myers, and Vicki VonBergen patiently await their turn to get their pictures taken. 12. Diana Allen and Sue Osborne march to “The Horse . 3 Drill Team members. FRONT ROW C Myers. S Osborne. D. Stemper. S. Shigley. B Bohlmg. S. Biere, V. Jansky. D Allen—ROW 2: C. Stuckenholtz. K Reid. T. Andrew. D McVay. B Harms. V. VonBergen. K. Moore. M. Bennett. S. Lunzmann. NOT PICTURED-Vicki Fitzsimmons. 23 24 spirit reaches band in the year of ’76 Bulldog members charged with the “Spirit of 76 went to work for the Bulldog Band promoting a carnival, a bake sale, and a record dance. The money earned was set aside for a possible band trip in 1977. The “Spirit of 76” rated a superior at Plattsmouth Invitational Marching Contest and a II in their division at Pershing Marching Contest. At the District Music Contest the “Spirit of76” was just as busy. Those who received a I were full band, stage band, sax choir, clarinet choir, percussion ensemble, V. Bergmann. drums; M. E. Kuenning, sax; D. Oestmann. tenor sax; V. Vollertsen, flute; A. Oestmann, flute; B. Wilson, clarinet. Brass choir received a II. All State Band members were Danny Oestmann, and Vicki Bergmann, Hasting Honor Band members were Danny Oestmann, Vicki Bergmann, Mary Ellen Kuenning, and Gene Browning, alternate. Band members: K Alden. F Allen. T. Andrew. L. Barrett. B Beery. C. Bergmann. V Bergmann. J. Biere. V. Blankenship. W Bogle. B Brettmann. K. Brettmann. J. Broady. L Broers. R. Broers. C Brouhard. R Brouhard. G Browning. V. Brungardt. P Byfield. B. Casey. K. Casey. C Coatney. P Collins. P. Crotty. L. Curnes. M Dean, A DeBuhr. S. Fairbanks. L. Fritsch. J. Gerdes. T. Gerdes. J Genoa. W Grable. C. Grant. D Hoffart. K. Howat. V. Jansky. L. Jantzen. L. Kimball. L. Knapp. M E. Kuenning. S Leatherman. L. Lessor. M McConnaughey. S McConnell. M McKercher. R McMichen. C Mertes. K. Moore. L Niemann. S. North. D. Oakley. A. Obermeyer. A Oestmann. D Oestmann. S Oestmann. C. Pacot. S Reid. R Rogge. K Russ. M Sandau. M. Sandau. H Schlange. J Smith. D Taylor. S Theis. V. Vollertsen. D. Whitehouse. B Wilson. J. Wilson. D. Wininger. J. Zimmerman ’denotes stage band members 1 At a home football game, band students get ready to march during half time 2 Saxophone players Chuck Coatney and Lome Curnes play a duet while Dan Oest-mann and Mary Ellen Kuennmg look on. 3. The Stage Band's trumpet section work on concert music74 Kevin Howat and Jerry Gerdes await their que to start playing 5 The Stage band practices for an upcoming performance76 Janelle Smith checks over her sheet music ahs world of art under new director AHS added several new teachers to the staff this year, one of which was Mr. Donnye Bowden. Mr. Bowden who now heads the art department is from Sutherland, Nebraska, where he graduated from high school in 1964. After graduating from Kearney state in 1968, he went on to teach at York for four years. Then he decided to try his hand at business-Silk Screening Business. Now back in teaching, he feels that AHS is one of the finest schools around, and the students are above average. The art department hasn’t made too many changes. The courses consist of: Art I, Pottery and Sculpture, and Drawing and Painting. One change that was well received was the creation of the Artist of the Week”. This was started to arouse a greater interest in art and because Mr. Bowden believes in “showing off” at least one piece of everyone's work. This year’s “Artists of the Week were: S. Palmerton, J. Whisler, D. McVay, M. McConnaughy, C. Chandler, P. Greenrod, B. Powell, L. Helms, D. Hoffart, C. Pacot, J. Vosberg, J. Henry, and L. Morrow, up to March 25, 1976. 1 1. Cindy Kieler makes a coil pot on a handwheel. 2. Dave Hoffart macrames a hanging pot project 3. Alisa Manion develops her skill during Drawing and Painting class. 4. Juanita Whisler busily finishes her hanging pot. 5 Denise Moenning demonstrates a square knot. 6. Steve Palmerton skillfully paints his 4' by 8' mural. 26 vocational trades still changing in ’76 In the past all homemaking skills and trades were learned at home, at an early age. Now schools are offering them instead. This year we had four vocational trades teachers and numerous courses available. Teachers were Mr. Dale Bradley, Mr. Larry Petersen. Mrs. Norma Loew, and Mrs. Mary Jane Williams. Courses include General Metals, Vocational Building, Mechanical Drawing, Electronics, Machine Woods, Advanced Woods, Vocational Carpentry, Drafting, Home Economics I, Home Economics II, and Home Economics IV. This revolution is still taking place. Boys may now enter home economics classes and girls may enter shop classes. 28 1. Melanie Harms and Cindy Clark attentively look at wallpaper samples. 12. Mrs. Loew discusses color schemes with her housing class. 3. Mark Morrow looks on as Mr. Petersen shows him some principles of shop. 4 Scott Wolfe demonstrates sandcasting for Ricky Clifton. 5. Robin Scheps. the only female shop student, skillfully works on a project. 6. Finishing touches are all that Tom Catlett has left to do on his night stand. ahs room of news takes responsibility The journalism class of 76 took on more responsibility than ever before. Returning publications were the annual, the Barking Bulldog at Peru, and the Good Sam Newsletter. This is the first time the KNCY and the Barking Bulldog at school were continued all year. Editors: K. McCormick. J. Sherwood. Academics- D. Wmtz; Students-K. Chapin. Teachers-J. Vosberg; Activities-D. Bradley; Sports-D. Thomas; Barking Bulldog Peru and KNCY-D Winmger. D. Bradley; Barking Bulldog school-K. Chapin. M. Myers; Good Sam Newsletter-J. Sherwood. K. McCormick. Staff: K. Carey. R. Gardner. V. Holding. R. Kleckinger. T. McConnell. K Moore. C. Myers. J. Myers. S. Palmerton. B Petersen. Photographers: Head-J. Genoa. Staff: L. Barrett. K. Chapin. S. Palmerton. L. Kimball. J. Wilson. 1. Another week, another KNCY report. Editor Dale Bradley concentrates on writing the KNCY report. 2. “Pictures are here!'' Dave Thomas and Vaughn Holding look at the new photos. 3. Diane Wintz and Mary Myers stare into space. Anything but Journalism today. A. Editor Kay McCormick decides which photos have the best qualities. 30 revolution strikes in business courses Revolution also reaches the business fields. In recent years alot of progress has been made in technology. This year AHS was one of the few schools brave enough to try some of these new advances. Three of the most advanced machines used were the Key Punch, Composer, and Memory Typewriter. The business department had three teachers and several courses. Teachers were Mr. Gerald Berry, Mrs. Marcia Reeves, and Mrs. Gwen Vaughn. Courses were General Business, Consumers Math, Typing I, II, Shorthand I, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Recordkeeping and one new course. Business Machines. Two students received awards at the Peru State Business Contest. Lori White was first in Shorthand I and Cindy Bergmann tied for fourth in Bookkeeping. Later in the spring, awards were given to outstanding students for the Greggs Test. 1. Mrs Vaughn helps Debbie Mertes with a problem. 12. S. Fairbanks, J. Brueggemann. V. VonBergen. M. E. Kuenmng. L. Fritsch. J. Harris. Excitedly await the Peru Business Contest. 3. Arlin Aufenkamp patiently struggles with a bookkeeping assignment. 4 Jerry Adams works with an adding machine. 31 ahs invites colleges; night of realization Military service, secretarial schools, beauty schools, technical training schools are just a few of the different schools that students could visit with at College Night. According to Mr. Larry Curnes, guidance counselor, about 200 to 250 students with their parents visit with these schools’ representatives each year. College Night helps students learn the opportunities that are open after graduation. The most visited schools last year were: Milford, Lincoln, Peru, Wayne, Northwest Missouri State, and Military Services. 1. Phil Walker and his father look intentively at some information at College Night. 12. Tom Wolfe visits the Marine recruiting section at College Night. 3. Vicki Fitzsimmons. Steve Gebers. Bryan Mellage. and Ron Caples listen to a representative explaining about this career on a photo screen. district competition; 2 superior ratings On March 23, at Peru District, two members of the speech team received a I rating. They were Jeff Wilson for his Interpretation of Prose and Melissa Arnold for her Original Public Address. The remainder of the team received II ratings: Ann Obermeyer-Prose; Tish Root, Allison Oestmann-Poetry; David Whitehouse, Dwight Wininger, Mark Sandau, and Paul Crotty-lnterpretation of Drama; Susan Haynes-Original Public Address; Randy Rogge-After Dinner Speaking; Tish Root, LaRhea Barrett-Duet Acting; Mary Ellen Kuenning-lnformative Public Address; Gene Browning-Extemporaneous. The Line , given by LaRhea Barrett, Dwight Wininger, Steve Palmerton, Kent Krueger, and Paul Crotty, received a 2nd place at State One-Act Play Contest. 1 1. The one act play Answers” Is presented as Interpreta-tion of Drama by Dwight Wininger. Mark Sandau. and Paul Crotty. 12. Melissa Arnold practices her entry for state speech contest 3. Paul Crotty. Kent Krueger. LaRhea Barrett. Dwight Wininger. and Steve Palmerton perform their one act play The Line which received second place at state one act play contest. 4. Tish Root and LaRhea Barrett participate in Duet Acting Lemon-ade. students take a look at student teaching Student-Teacher Day was started to give seniors with an interest in teaching, a day to try it out. It’s now an AHS tradition in which seniors and many juniors participate. The 1976 Student-Teachers were: V. Bergmann, B. Bohling, D. Bradley, K. Brett-man, K. Brown, G. Browning, K. Chapin, S. Cole, B Conn, M. Dean, B. Ely, J. Genoa, J. Harris, R. Henry, D. Holland, S. Kennedy, C. Kieler, L. McCue. B. Mellage, C. Myers, D. Stemper. D. Stemper, D. Thomas, J. Vosberg, J. Whisler, and D. Wininger. 1. Waiting patiently for their pictures to be taken. Judy Vosberg. Junita Whisler. Rae-Ann Kleckinger. and Carolyn Sapp sit together in a little group. 2. Randy Henry. Dave Luhrmg. Steve Cole, and Dwight Wininger relax as their day of teaching comes to an end 3 Becky Bohling finds out just what teaching is really like in one of Mr. Senffs Civics classes 4 Debra Holland. Kay McCormick, Vicki Bergmann. Marshia Dean, and Mary Myers rest after a first experience of teaching 34 ahs students serve county with gusto The first County Government Day was held in Nebraska under the sponsorship of the American Legion. The Legion instituted the program to help promote student interest in local government. This year 20 Auburn High students participated Wednesday, March 17. Those elected were: D. Allen, D. Luhring, Co. Judge: J. Wilson, J. VonBergen, Co. Assessor: T. Cooney, R. Caples, Co. Sheriff; C. Bergmann, J. Whisler, Co. Clerk; D. Allen. A. Aufenkamp, Co. Treasurer; D. McVay, B. Ely, Clerk Dist. Court; M. Catlett, M. Jansky, Co. Commissioner; G. Loew, S. Cole, Co. Attorney; R. Blex, M. Kimball. Co. Supt. Schools; D Wininger, E. Myers, Co. Surveyor. 1 Steve Cole. Gary Loew and Jay VonBergen participate in County Government Day 2 Jeff Wilson, acting County Assessor, listens to an address73. Clerk of the District Court Ruby Clover and acting Clerk Diane McVay take part in an assigned duty74 A smiling Diana Allen reviews a day as County Treasurer 35 ’76 achievements Because the annual Honors Convocation was not held in the spring, each organization held its own awards presentation. BUSINESS AWARDS: Shorthand Theory Pins and 5 mmute-80's- L. Morrow. L. White 5 minute-100 and 3 minute-120- L. White. 5 minute-60's- D. Stemper. K. Moore. C. Chandler. B Harms, C. Stuckenholtz, L. Broers, B Warren. 3 minute-60's- D. Ashenfelter. Certificate of Proficiency for an A' in Bookkeeping- C. Bergmann. K. McCormick. D. Stemper. D Stemper. C. Chandler. L. Morrow. S. Dennedy. MUSIC AWARDS: John Phillip Sousa Award- V. Bergmann. National Choir Award- P. Root. Four-year choir members- K Reid. J. Bruggemann. P. Root. V. VonBergen. S. Wehie. MATH AWARDS: Math students participated in several contests Contests: National Math Contest. Creighton Math Contest. N. C. Lordes Contest, and NWMSU Olympiad Outstanding Math Students: B. Casey. V. Bergmann. M. McConnaughy. K. Brown. D. Wininger. M. Vandevort. M. McKercher. M. Clements. W Bogle. C. Hummel. B. Brett-mann. D. Thomas. VOCATIONAL TRADES AWARDS: Industrial Arts Award-R Kuhlmann. Family Leader of Tomorrow Award- P. Root. JOURNALISM: Quill and Scroll Awards- D. Bradley. K. Chapin. K. Carey. K. Moore. GOLD A-PINS: V. Bergmann. M. Bohlken, D. Bradley. K. Brettmann, K Brown. G. Browning. B. Casey. M. Clements. D. Jones. M. Kuennmg. R. Kuhlmann. K. McCormick. P. Root. J. Sherwood. D. Stemper. D. Thomas. V. Vollertsen. J. Vosberg 1. John Phillip Sousa Award winner Vicki Bergmann smiles with surprise. 12. K. Reid. J. Brueggemann. P. Root. V. VonBergen. and S Weihe receive cards and pins for being in full choir for four years. 3. Receiving their five minute-80's are Lori White and Lynn Morrow. 4. Milton Vandevort and Mark McKercher proudly display their first place trophies received at N.C. Lordes Math Contest. 5. The students who represented the school at the National Math Contest are K. Brown. B Casey. V. Bergmann. and M McConnaughy. 6. Mrs Reeves shows off her outstanding bookkeepers. 7 Peggy Root happily receives the National Choir Award from Mr. Zimmerman. 8. Gold A-Pin winners are: D Thomas. J. Sherwood. V. Vollertsen. V. Bergmann. M Kuenning. M Clements. P Root. K. McCormick. D. Jones. J. Vosberg, D. Stemper. M Bohlken. G. Browning. D Bradley. B Casey. K Brown. R. Kuhlmann. and K. Brettmann. 19. Mr. Dale Bradley presents Rick Kuhlmann with the Industrial Arts Award. 36 7 new members tapped at ceremony The National Honor Society ceremony for induction of new members was conducted by members Kevin Brettman, Vicki Bergmann, Kay McCormick, Joni Sherwood, and transfer honor student Bob Casey. Guest speaker, Mr. Mark Hahn, who was inducted into National Honor Society in 1969, spoke on Education What I Could Have Done! After the speech transfer students senior Bob Casey, junior Cathy Chandler, and sophomore Melissa Arnold were introduced. Then new members were tapped. Membership is determined by a i endorsement of teachers on the basis of Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. Those honored in this ceremony were seniors D. Bradley, K. Brown, M. E. Kuenning, V. Vollertsen. Juniors were C. Bergmann, L. Barrett, and Jeff Wilson. 1 Jeff Wilson lights his candle as he is inducted into honor society 2 The guest speaker for this year is Mark Hahn. 3 Mary Ellen Kuenning, Kevin Brown. Vicki Vollerston. Cindy Bergmann. and Jeff Wilson set their candles in place 38 39 disneyland fantasies captivate ahs halls The 1975 Bulldog spirit carried double enthusiasm into Homecoming week. With Disney on Parade being the theme, the classes chose a wide variety of ideas to decorate their halls. Each class contributed a great deal of effort, but the junior class won the first place prize of ten dollars. The inches of spirit contest was won by the sophomores. Neal Thomas, voice of the Bulldogs, spoke at the traditional Homecoming rally. Half-time ceremonies brought a new reigning queen for the 1975-76 school year as Joni Sherwood received the crown and roses. After the game in which the Plattsmouth Blue Devils edged the Bulldogs 33-28, music was provided by Polychrome at the dance. At intermission of the dance, Van Erisman was crowned king by Joni Sherwood. 1. Debbie Oakley listens intently as Dave Thomas sings along with the music. 2. Candidates for Homecoming. FRONT ROW: Becky Bohling. Kay McCormick. Joni Sherwood. Vicki VonBergen. Cindy Boeck. BACK ROW: Bryan Mellage. Kevin Brettmann. Kevin Brown. Van Erisman. Dale Bradley. 3. Ed Myers smiles with approval as his partner. Julie Biere. shies behind her hair. 4. Carla Mertes. Mary Myers and Robin Carr sew up the ceiling with ribbons for the dance. 5. Joni Sherwood and Van Erisman take the floor after being crowned queen and king. 6. Saundra Holland. Janelle Smith and Diane McVay decorate the walls with Disneyland characters. 7. Russ Pasco and Tish Root rest their weary feet after a hard night of dancing. 41 42 play damn yankees, broadway musical The 1975 fall play, “Damn Yankees a hit Broadway musical, was performed by selected students of Auburn High The story was about a man of common living who wanted to become the “one long ball hitter” for the Washington Senators and he sold his soul to do just that. Main characters of Damn Yankees were Paul Crottyas “The Devil , Susi McConnell as Miss Lola, Jeff Wilson as Joe Hardy. LaRhea Barrett as Meg Hardy. Dwight Wininger as Benny VanBuren and Kathy Moore as Gloria Thorpe. 1 Paul Crotty. alias Applegate, conjures up a plan to buy some souls. 2 Susi McConnell. Miss Lola, tries to win Jeff Wilson. Joe Hardy, to the devil's side73. Ann Obermeyer and Tish Root, as two old ladies, discuss the possibility that Joe Hardy has left his wife for good. 4 The first string of Washington Senators. S. Palmerton. M Sandau. D. Thomas. K Brettmann. F Allen and D Bradley, realize You gotta have heart.' ahs actors present classic, our town The evening of April 22, 1976, the Thornton Wilder classic Our Town was performed in the Middle School auditorium. Paul Crotty, as stage manager, narrates the story about life in a sleepy New Hampshire town near the turn of the century. The play centers around two families. In one house lives Mr. Webb, the editor of the town paper, played by Dwight Wininger, Mrs. Webb, played by Peggy Root, and Emily and Wally Webb, played by LaRhea Barrett and Larry Henry. Living next door is Doc Gibbs, the town doctor, played by Kent Krueger. Mrs. Gibbs, played by Kim Chapin, and George and Rebeca Gibbs, played by Jeff Wilson and Alison Oestmann. Our Town” is remembered for its powerful third act. Emily, after marrying George Gibbs in the second act, dies and is buried among townspeople met in the first two acts. After trying to go back to live a day over in her life, Emily asks to be taken back to the hill. 1. Emily Webb, played by LaRhea Barrett, admires the late evening moon from her bedroom window. 12. Mrs. Gibbs, played by Kim Chapin, and Mrs. Webb, played by Peggy Root, snap beans while discussing their dreams to travel to different and exciting places. 3 Before going to school George Gibbs, played by Jeff Wilson, and Rebecca Gibbs, played by Allison Oestmann, hurriedly eat breakfast. 43 night on the riviera enhances banquet The 1976 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom theme of Night on the Riviera” symbolized a unique and challenging idea. The juniors put forth great effort to make an exciting and delightful evening. The seemingly authentic back ground decorations along with the costumed waiters and waitresses brought about a feeling of Riviera atmosphere. Dave Luhring, junior class president, and Kevin Brettmann, senior class president, gave their satirical speeches directly following the dinner. Entertainment was then provided by Jeff Wilson. Dwight Wininger, Randy Rogge, and Steve Palmerton singing three numbers in their barbershop quartet. Wilson and Wininger also did a short Abbot and Costello routine between two baseball players. Brenda Harms read two poems relating to the high school prom. 44 1. Banquet waiters and waitresses anxiously await the arrival of guests. 12. A simulated dock makes entering the banquet hazardous for Jeff Wilson. LaRhea Barrett, and other guests of the Riviera. 3. Vicki Vollertsen does the hustle 4 Auburn senior high students dance to the music of 'Earth. 15 The Barbershop Quartet of Randy Rogge. Jeff Wilson. Steve Palmerton. and Dwight Winmger performs three numbers after the meal 6. Dave Luhring. junior class president, reveals some of the seniors' more embarrassing moments 7. Vicki Fitzsimmons. Mary Bennett. LeAnn Broers. and Sheila Shigley visit while waiting to be seated 45 club given incentive from point system To give incentive to members, the pep club followed a point system in which the members with the most points received awards. Sponsored by Mrs. Linda Hem-mingsen and Mrs. Francis Rarick, the club had 70 members. Many activities were sponsored by the pep club including the Homecoming dance, an inches of spirit contest, a football raffle, a record dance, and a slumber party in the spring to distribute awards. Chris Cole captured over-all high point honor with 492 points. High point awards for each class went to senior Donna Stemper, junior Diane McVay, sophomore Tami Andrew, and freshman Patty Byfield. Members: K. McCormick, pres.. J. Sherwood, v-pres.; S. Biere. D. Stemper. co-sec.; L. Barrett, treas.; C. Cole. D. Oakley, fr. rep ; T. Andrew. A. Oestmann. soph, rep.; D. McVay. J. Smith, jr. rep ; K. Chapin. D Jones, sr. rep.; C. Bergmann. res rep ; J. Vosberg. var rep.; E. Adams. E. Adams. K. Alden. M Arnold. V. Bergmann, J. Biere. C. Boeck, J. Broady. R. Brouhard. J. Brueggemann. V. Brungardt. P Byfield. P. Casey. L. Curnes. L. Fritsch. C. Grant. R Halkens. K. Hamann. A. Hamilton. J. Harris. S. Holland. V. Jansky. L. Jantzen. C. Justus. L. Kimball. L. Knapp. M E. Kuenning. S. Leatherman. L. Lessor. L. Loew. D Mason. S McConnell. C. Mertes. N. Miller. M Myers. L. Niemann. S. North. A. Obermeyer. C. Pacot. K. Reid. C. Rodeman. P Root. T. Root. K. Russ. M Sandau. V. Sherman. D. Stemper. S. Thies. V. Vollertsen. V. VonBergen. D. Wintz. B Wilson. L. Zech. 46 1. Bulldog enthusiasm builds and builds at a pep rally. 12. Freshman Lome Curnes checks the scoreboard with concern. 3. Pep club members Kathy Reid. Mary Myers. Ramona Brouhard. Vicki Vollertsen and Vicki Bergmann support the Bulldogs from the senior section. young cheerleaders carry bulldog spirit For the first time ever, four sophomores were elected to the varsity cheerleading squad. Four sophomores and one senior represented the school at varsity athletic contests. The reserve squad consisted of three freshmen and one junior. Although the two squads were, for the most part, inexperienced, they invented many new cheers and incorporated spirit throughout the school with chants, enthusiasm and pep rally skits. During some of the pep rallies they chose faculty members to lead a girls versus boys yell contest as a spirit-raiser. Other rallies were highlighted by noise making, egg throwing contests and a Mr. Cool Contest” in which a wrestler and a basketball player, Russ Pasco and Steve Cole, participated to see who was the coolest” by sitting on buckets of ice as an endurance test. They called it a draw and both stood up at the same time. 1 Reserve cheerleaders: Cindy Bergmann, Lori Lessor. Lori Niemann. Suzanne North. 12. Varsity cheerleaders: Pam Casey. Lori Zech. Kelli Hamann. Judy Vos her ), Barb Wilson. 3. Cheerleaders Cindy Bergmann. Lori Lessor. Kelli Hamann. and Pam Casey lead the chant. “Go Auburn. Beat Rockets during a pep rally 47 a-club goes to k.c., has key chain sale The AHS A-club started the year with several of its 22 members enjoying a Kansas City-Denver football game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The main money raising project was the selling of Auburn Bulldog key chains. The profits went toward a future field trip. Members: V. Erisman. pres.; K Brettmann. v. pres.; S. Cole, sec.-treas; D. Allen. D Bradley. K. Brown. C. Comstock. T. Hector. L. Henning, V. Holding. L. Lanxon. J. Leslie. M Lessor. M Liewer. G. Loew. D. Luhrlng. B. Mellage. E. Myers. J. Myers. J. Oestmann. R. Pasco. J. VonBergen 1 1. Mark Lessor. Vaughn Holding. Dave Luhring. and Van Erisman show their spirit and ability while leading cheers during the GAL powder puff football game. 2. A Club members Russ Pasco and Steve Cole sit on buckets of ice during a pep rally to see who the coolest dude in high school is. 3. Mike Liewer sells an Auburn high key chain to John Knapp. gal sponsors trip, powder puff football The Girls’ Association of Letterwomen led the most active year since its origin in Auburn High. In the fall they sponsored a powder puff football game for all girls interested. A small admission fee was charged, but was well worth it as the game proved to be quite exciting. They ran concession stands during basketball games and in Feburary went to Maryville college for a basketball game. Ten members, along with sponsors Mrs. Mary Jane Williams and Mr. Franklin Smith, attended the women's college state finals. Members: V Bergmanrt. pres.. M E. Kuenning. v. pres.; C. Clark, sec . C Bergmann. treas . D. Allen. C. Byfield. P Casey. J. Catlett, L. Curnes. J. Douglas. C. Hahn. B. Harms. S. McAdams. M McConnaughey. K. McCormick. J. Smith. J. Sherwood. D. Stemper. T. Tibbies, and L. White. 1 Coach Larry Peterson. Joyce Myers. Coach Donnye Bowden, and Lori Kimball cheer their team on during the powder puff football game. 2. Janelle Smith. Mary McConnaughey. Lon White, and Mary Ellen Kuenning listen intently as GAL plans are discussed. 3. The red team lines up hoping for a big play in their 14 to 6 win over the green. 4 Mrs Williams. GAL sponsor, sits back and relaxes while the members plan their field trip. 49 1 Doug Jones, basketball award winner. Dale Bradley, wrestling award winner, and Kevin Brown, football award recipient, display their trophies. 2. Vicki Bergmann and Kay McCormick show off their basketball ancf volleyball awards. 3. Auburn high award winners pose along with guest speaker Jimmy Burrow. 4. Mary Ellen Kuennmg receives the girls all sports award from Mrs. Williams. 5. Outstanding athletes. Mary Ellen Kuenmng and Dale Bradley, exhibit their trophies. 50 all sports banquet recognizes athletes Former Nebraska defensive back, Jim Burrow, was guest speaker at the all sports banquet. He spoke about learning experience gained from competing in athletics. Other highlights of the banquet included awards to outstanding athletes. The Dave Swinney All Sports Award was presented to senior Dale Bradley. Dale also won the Jaycee Outstanding Wrestling Award. Kevin Brown received the Kiwanis Outstanding Senior Football Player Award. The Rotary Free Throw Award was earned by Doug Jones. With the increasing importance of girls' athletics, girls were also presented awards. Mary Ellen Kuenning was honored with the Auburn High Girls Athletic Award. Junior Womens' Club Outstanding Volleyball Service Award was presented to Kay McCormick. Vicki Bergmann won the Auburn Young Womens' Club Girls Basketball Free Throw Award. 51 40 fca members tackle area projects The Fellowship of Christian Athletes had numerous activities during the 1975-76 school year with an increase of members to 40. Some of their projects were working at the Nemaha Valley Museum, selling pancake and soup supper tickets for Kiwanis, and selling honey on Honey Sunday. Funds were raised by running concession stands. Some of the money was used for the Weekend of Champions which 26 members and both sponsors attended. The members also received blue jackets with F.C.A. emblems screened on by sponsor and art teacher Donnye Bowden. Steve Senff, history teacher, was the other sponsor. FCA members: D Bradley, capt.; S. Cole, capt.-elect; D. Allen, sec.. D Luhring. chap.; D. Thomas, phil.; A. Aufenkamp. B Brettmann. K. Brettmann. K. Casey. T. Dill. J. Gerdes, L. Henning. S. Justus. T. Kuwitzky. M. Lessor. G. Loew, B. Mellage. E. Myers. L. Palmer. K. Rohrs. D. Sanders. T Shires. A. Smisik. D Taylor. D. Thomas. J. VonBergen. J. Wilson. 1. Jeff Gerdes and Dale Thomas repair woodwork at the Nemaha Valley Museum during one of F.C.A.'s worknights. 2. FCA nature lovers model their club jackets. 3. Sponsor Mr Bowden rushes to serve a customer while working in the concession stand. 4. Arlin Aufenkamp and Jeff Wilson earn money for FCA during the busy half-time of a basketball game. 52 sab holds convos, movie and dance The Student Advisory Board proved quite active the 1975-76 school year as they sponsored several convocations, a movie, and a dance. The first of three programs featured Ted Hunt and his show called “I Am An American.” The second was the Hendersons, a husband and wife acrobatic team. The final convocation featured musician Charles Ramden. The SAB also showed the movie “Bullett.” In the spring, a record dance was held at the high school. Many AHS students attended and the Student Council earned 55 dollars. Members: D. Thomas, pres.; J. Sherwood, v pres.; C. Bergmann. V Bergmann. K. Brettmann. T. Catlett. D. Harms. D. Luhrmg. R. Shlgley. D. Stemper. L. Zech. 1. SAB members Cindy Bergmann. Debbie Stemper and Donna Harms discuss money-making projects. 2. Vicki Vollertsenn. Susi McConnell and Debbie Oakley do the ■ Watergate’' at the SAB dance 3. Dave Thomas. SAB sponsor Mr. Larry Curnes. Dave Luhring and Kevin Brettmann look over convocation materials. 4. Z.Z. Top” (Mr. Zimmermann) and “Catman Ralph (Mr. Falter) perform the duties of disc jockey at the Student Council record dance Spanish club to see beaches of mexico The highlight for the 75-76 Spanish club was a summer tour to Mexico July 14-24. The three major cities they visited were Mexico City, Taxco and Acapulco. Ten members along with sponsors. Mrs. Eleanor Whitehouse. went on the trip. Other activities the club engaged in throughout the year included a Christmas caroling party at the Good Samaritan home. March 9th they had a fiesta. Members performed skits, sang songs and introduced the Mexican trip to parents and other guests. Spanish club members: D. Jones, pres.; B. Wilson, v.-pres . P Root, sec.-treas . K Alden. V Beery. B Brett-mann. J. Brueggemann. M. Dean. S. Fairbanks. V. Fitzsimmons. L. Gibbs. J. Harris. L. Henry. D. Holland. S. Holland. T Holland. C. Hummel. L. Knapp. K McCormick. D. Nichols. A Oestmann. C Pacot. M Sandau. M. Sandau. J. Smith. C. Stukenholtz. T. Tibbies. V. Vollertsen. L. White. L. Wintz 1 Deanna Nichols and Saundra Holland fill their plates at the annual fiesta. 12. Club members and their parents test the different Spanish foods available at the banquet. 3. Cynthia Pacot makes tissue paper flowers for fiesta decorations. 4. Larry Henry and Chuck Hummel study their Spanish. 54 50 fha girls attend district convention The Future Homemakers of America made their presence known this year with 56 girls sponsoring many club activities. The girls had an indoor picnic to start the year, then the District Convention at Diller which 50 girls attended. In November a family night was held, which included a pot luck supper, skit, and initiation. During the Christmas season they sang carols at the hospital and Good Samaritan Home. They topped the year off in March with a mother-daughter night, in which the girls presented a fashion show and skit. Installation of new officers was held and Peggy Root received the Family Leadership of Tomorrow award. 1. Cindy Rodeman and Carla Justus discuss plans for the skit to be held mother-daughter night. 2. The problems of choosing a dessert confronts Kim Chapin. Peggy Root, and Kathy Reid during FHA family night. 3. Karla White. Lisa Obermeyer. and Laura Wintz relax after the FHA fashion show. 4 Officers of the 1975-76 year prepare to install new officers. Members: J. Harris, pres.; D. Stemper. v. pres.; M. Dean, sec-treas.; L. White, publicity; S. Holland, recreation; R Beery. M. Bennett. C. Boeck, A. Bohling. B. Bohling. L. Broers. J Brueggemann. D. Carey. K Carey. R Carr. K. Chapin, L. Curnes. S. Fass, S. Fass. V. Fitzsimmons. W Groves. R. Halkens. A. Hill. J. Hill. C. Howell. V. Jarrett. D. Jones. C. Justus. S. Leatherman, L. Loew. L. McMann. C. Mertes. S Mikkelsen. N. Miller. D. Moennmg. M. Myers. D. Oakley. L. Obermeyer. D. Patterson. C. Powell. K. Reid. C. Rodeman. P. Root. S. Shigley. D. Stemper. C. Stucken-holtz. L. Stuckenholtz. M Sullivan. T. Tibbies. S. Thomas, V. Vollertson, S. Weihe. D. Whitaker, K. White. D. Wintz. L. Wintz. J. Zimmerman. 55 math-science club takes trip: Colorado The math-science club decided to take its annual educational trip to the Blackhills of South Dakota, then travel down to Colorado for graduation ceremonies at the Air Force Academy. Money raising projects for the trip included a food stand at the fair, basketball concessions, and the annual soup supper. The club also took many one-day field trips throughout the year including ones to Maryville, Mo., to visit the college, Abilene, KS, to see the Eisenhower Memorial, and to Omaha to tour the U.N. Medical Center and Eppley Cancer Research Center. At the start of the year the membership was 26, but doubled when the new members were initiated Feburary 10. Members: K. Brown, pres.; V. Bergmann, 1st v. pres.; D. Wininger. 2nd v. pres.; J. Wilson, sec.; R. Rogge, treas.; K. Alden. T. Andrew. M. Arnold. W. Bogle. M. Bohlken. D. Bradley. B. Brettmann. K. Brettmann. G. Browning. M. Cade. B. Casey. P. Crotty. S. Fairbanks. J. Genoa. J. Gerdes. J. Gerdes. T. Gerdes. C. Hahn. M. Hannaford. S. Haynes. P. Heidzig. L. Henry. V. Holding. R. Holland. T. Holland. C. Hummel. M. Jansky. J. Jarvis. S. Kennedy. K. Krueger. T. Kuwitzky. M. Lessor. M. Liewer. D. Mason. M. McConnaughey. M. Moody. M. Meyers. D. Oestmann. C. Pacot. M. Saundau. D. Sierks, D. Taylor. D. Thomas. D. Thomas. S. Wheeler. D. Whitehouse. 1 1. Guest speakers from Northwest Missouri State University perform vivisection on a turtle while Kent Krueger and Dwight Wininger observe the exposed heart. 2. Kevin Brown. Wendell Bogle, and Morey Cade anticipate the arrival of the bus for the journey home from KETV. 3. Barie Brettmann. Kim Alden. and Cyndi Hahn take a break while awaiting an upcoming tour of KETV. 4. 1976 Math-Science inductees pose after their initiation. 56 Sports ahs cross country places sixth in state For the fourth straight season, the Auburn cross country team went to the state meet. But this year the team placed sixth, the best that Auburn has ever finished. Senior Dale Bradley got second in the state meet after winning district competition. Other AHS state qualifiers were senior Jim Myers, juniors Dave Allen and Kirby Rohrs, and freshman Mark McKercher. The 1975 cross country team, coached by Mr. Dale Bradley, fared well in dual competition beating Falls City and Nebraska City. They also got first in triangulars defeating Falls City and Nebraska City. The team placed seventh in the Plattsmouth Invitational, second in the Falls City Invitational, and third in the Syracuse Invitational, conference meet and district meet. 1. Senior Jim Myers is finishing second in the Tecumeh dual. 12. Larry Henning strides toward the finish. 3 Dave Allen sprints uphill in the Nebraska City dual. 4. Kirby Rohrs sets his cross country pace. 5. Cross Country team: KNEELING: Coach D Bradley. FRONT ROW M McKercher. J Myers. D. Bradley. ROW 2: K. Rohrs. B Powell. D Allen. L. Henning. E. Myers. 6. Mark McKercher finishes with a strong kick in the district meet. 7 Dale Bradley relaxes after his district victory. % 59 bulldogs place three on conference team Although only one starting varsity player returned from last year for football action, AHS placed three players on the all-conference team. Auburn players selected for allconference honors were: senior Kevin Brown and juniors Mike Liewer and Steve Cole. Honorable mention players from AHS were: seniors Kevin Brettmann, Van Erisman, Ron Caples and junior Gary Loew. The Auburn high school Bulldogs finished the football season with a 3-6 record. They were coached by Mr. Richard Birdsley and assisted by Mr. Ted Russ, Mr. Bob Kechley, and Mr. Lew Shoff. The Bulldogs held a 1-1 record in the Southern division of the Twin Rivers Conference with a victory over Falls City and a loss to Fairbury. 1. Golden Toe' Tony Hector adds another point as senior quarterback Kevin Brown holds. 2. Senior back Van Erisman breaks a tackle for another big Bulldog gain. 3. Assistant Coach Shoff shows his dejection after a Bulldog loss. 4 Dave Tink Luhring gets ready to put the finishing touches on a Wymore ball carrier as the Auburn defense engulfs the Southern back. 5. AHS varsity team. FRONT ROW R Perry. R Blex. R Caples. S Gebers. R Pasco: ROW 2: V. Erisman. R. Shigley. K. Brown. G. Loew. T Hector; ROW 3: M. Liewer. S. Cole. K. Brettmann. G. Adams. L. Lanxon; BACK ROW: M Lessor. D. Luhring. D. Thomas. B Mellage 61 frosh-reserves 7-2 The freshmen, aided by John Knapp and John Westerfield. whipped Falls City 35-0 and Beatrice 42-9. The reserves, under the leadership of quarterback Gary Adams and end Mark Lessor, beat Tecumseh 60-0. Season records were: freshmen 4-1 and reserves 3-1. 1 1. '75 Reserve team. FRONT ROW: D. Taylor. S. Coatney. D Thomas. M. HannaforcJ. M. Moody. C. Comstock. ROW 2: J. Gerdes. T. Dill. D. Dingman. R. Pasco. B Brettmann, ROW 3: P Liewer. H. Hitch. R. Shigley. J. Whisler. D. Sierks. BACK ROW: B. Jones. K. Crotty. D. Luhring. M. Lessor. T. Cooney. G. Adams. G. Vaugh. 2. 75 Freshman team. FRONT ROW: T. Chandler. T. Gulizia. D. Panning. S. Chase. T Lotter. ROW 2: L. Haynes. T. Shires. D. Kimball. T Catlett. D. Sanders. D. Sullivan. ROW 3: J. Garver. K. Casey. J. Knapp. C. Edgerton. A. Hutson. BACK ROW: J. Whisler. J. Warren. A Smisik. M Bath. D. Lunzmann. J. Westerfield. Coach Curnes. 3. Reserve quarterback Gary Adams unloads a pass early in the game. reserve and frosh have overall depth Head coach Mrs. Claudette Stevens and assistant coach Mr. Gary Raymond had a good turn out as there were 16 reserve girls and 16 freshman girls out for the 75 volleyball season. The first game the reserves won was against Falls City, as Tami Andrew led the scoring with four points in the first set and eleven points in the second set. The reserves’ season leader in scoring was Susan Lunzmann with 28 points. The reserve record was 2 wins and 6 losses. The freshmen had a tournament at Falls City at the end of the 75 season. They lost their first game to Nebraska City. High scorer for the game was Lori Lessor with eight points. The freshman high scorer was Joyce Myers with 66 points. The record for the freshmen was 5 wins and 2 losses. 1. 75-76 Freshman team. FRONT ROW: L. Curnes. C Cole. L. Lessor, D. Whitaker. V. Sherman. ROW 2: L. Niemann, D Oakley. S. North. C. Brady. D. Fike. ROW 3: J. Broady. C. Mertes. D. Harms. J Myers. N. DeFreece. L. Kimball 2 Susan Lunzmann concentrates on the action. 3. 75-76 Reserve team. FRONT ROW: D. Mertes. P Heidzig. T. Andrew. L. Zech, ROW 2: S. Lunzmann. S. Kieler. C. Clark. D. Mertes. ROW 3: S. Haynes. D. Mason. E. Adams. A Hamilton. BACK ROW: D. Stemper. J. Zimmerman. C Bergmann. J. Smith. auburn high spikers charged by seniors Only three seniors participated in the 1975 volleyball season but they led the Bulldogette team. Seniors Kay McCormick and Vicki Bergmann headed scoring charts with 63 and 27 points respectively and Mary Ellen Kuen-ning topped the floor play statistics, followed by McCormick. The Bulldogette's only wins came against Nebraska City and Nebraska City Lourdes. The young and inexperienced team lost in the first rounds of the Peru Invitational, conference, and district tournaments. The girls ended the season with a 2-9 record. Head Coach Claudette Stevens and assistant coach Gary Raymond announced a dozen letter winners. They were: seniors Vicki Bergmann, Mary Ellen Kuenning, and Kay McCormick, juniors Diana Allen, Cindy Kieler, Brenda Harms: Teresa Tibbies and Juanita Whisler—, and sophomores Julie Catlett, Janet Douglas. Shelly McAdams and Mary McCon-naughey. 64 1. Shelley McAdams saves the ball while the rest of the varsity team moves to return the volley. 12. Vicki Bergmann prepares for a spike as Kay McCormick sets. 3. FRONT ROW: V. Bergmann. J. Catlett. D. Allen. J. Douglas. ROW 2: M McConnaughey. C. Kieler. J. Whisler. S. McAdams. BACK ROW K McCormick. M E. Kuenning, B. Harms. T. Tibbies. A. Coaches Stevens and Raymond are pleased with the game action. 5. Junior Cindy Kieler sets up the ball as Vicki Bergmann gets ready for an assist. 6. Kay McCormick aids Shelley McAdams on an easy score for the Bulldoggettes. 65 varsity basketball welcomes coaches The AHS Boys' basketball team encountered revolutions during the ’75-'76 season. First of the changes was a new head coach. Mr. Steve Senff, aided by Mr. Terry VanGundy, assumed the responsibilities of Mr. Larry Dankenbring. Because only two seniors, Kevin Brown and Kevin Brettmann, reported for the team this year, the cagers had less senior experience than in previous years. The Bulldogs, lettering ten men, ended the season with a 2-16 record. Junior Mark Lessor led in scoring followed by classmate Doug Jones. Auburn defeated Falls City then fell to Nebraska City in Twin Rivers competition. The dogs were knocked out of Districts in the first round by Syracuse. 66 1. Doug Jones moves into the lane for a rebound. 12. Moving in for the layup is junior Dave Allen. 3. Senior forward Kevin Brettmann looks for his chance to handle the ball. 4. FRONT ROW: B. Ely. M. Liewer. R Shigley. J. Gerdes. ROW 2: M. Lessor. K. Brettmann. S. Cole. D. Luhr-ing. BACK ROW: Coach Senff. K. Crotty. D Jones. 5. Steve Cole and Dave “link Luhring watch as their team moves down the court. 6 Doug Jones and Mark Lessor wait for Coach Senff to sent them back to action. 67 reserve and frosh show new talent The reserve and freshman Bulldog basketball teams both had disappointing years as the frosh ended with a 3-5 record and the reserves ended 3-11 on the season. The freshmen, under coach Mr. Larry Curnes. had depth this year with all the players seeing quite a bit of action. John Knapp. Jeff Garver, Dave Sanders, Tom Shires and Terry Lotter provided a majority of the points but others on the team also scored well. Leading scorers on the reserve team, headed by Mr. Terry VanGundy. were sophomores Jeff Gerdes, Barie Brettmann, John Wheeler and junior Kent Crotty. Most of the reserves also saw varsity action. 1 75-76 Reserve team. FRONT ROW J. Jarvis. H Hitch. J. Wheeler. R Clark. BACK ROW: Coach VanGundy. C. Hummel. C Comstock. B Brettmann72 75-76 Freshman team. FRONT ROW: K Howat. R Broers. T. Lotter. D. Sanders. ROW 2 J. Garver. D Panning. W Grable. B. Beery. ROW 3 T Catlett. T. Shires. J. Knapp. J. Wester-field BACK ROW P Collins. J Whisler. K Casey. Coach Curnes 3. John Wheeler drives m for a score against Piattsmouth 68 bulldogette cagers have team balance The Auburn reserve Bulldogette basketball team had a fine season under head coach Mr. Franklin Smith. Assisting Coach Smith was Mrs. Mary Jane Williams. The girls had a 10-3 season record. Coach Smith stated that the main reasons the girls did so well were that they hustled throughout the game and they played as a team and not as individuals. The team balance was a strong point for the abundance of victories. Sophomores Pam Casey. Pam Heidzig, Cindy Clark, Kim Alden, and freshman Carol Grant supplies the majority of the scoring punch for the Bulldogette basketball team. 1 1. Freshman Carol Grant anxiously awaits her chance for a free throw. 2. FRONT ROW: P Byfield. S. North. V. Sherman. J. Broady. K. Russ. ROW 2: L. Lessor. C Cole. C. Mertes. N. DeFreece. J. Myers. BACK ROW: S. Leather-man. C. Grant. D. Whitaker. L. Kimball. D. Oakley. Coach Williams. 3. Patty Byfield prepares to add another point to the Bulldogette score. varsity competition sees winning start Auburn varsity girls’ basketball team, under the direction of head coach Mr. Franklin Smith and assistant Mrs. Mary Jane Williams, started the season with a six-game winning streak. Victories came over Stella Southeast, Humboldt, Johnson-Brock, Dawson-Verdon, Nebraska City and Tecumseh. But the tables turned and Auburn went into a seven game slump, ending the season with a 6-7 record. The girls placed fourth in the seven team Twin Rivers Conference tournament. Two underclass women received all-conference honors. They were freshman Lorrie Curnes and sophomore Cyndi Hahn. Senior Vicki Bergmann won the plaque for the best free throw percentage. Kay McCormick now holds the career mark in points scored and Cyndi Hahn set new records in the most points scored in one game, and the most points scored in one year. 1. Coach Smith talks over his strategy during a time out-72 Junior Brenda Harms picks up another point at the foul line73. Vicki Bergmann. senior forward, controls the ball for Auburn. 4. Kay McCormick eyes up the ball on a free throw. 5. FRONT ROW: C. Byfield, J. Catlett. L. Curnes. M E Kuenning, ROW 2: V. Bergmann. P. Casey. C Clark. C. Grant. L. Lessor. ROW 3: C. Brouhard. T. Tibbies. K. Alden. P. Heidzig. BACK ROW: K. McCormick, C. Hahn. B. Harms. D. Allen. Coach Smith. 6. Sophomore Julie Moe ‘ Catlett turns from the defense to the offense on a fast break. 7. Cyndi Hahn and Lorrie Curnes were Auburn’s two Twin Rivers All-conference selections. 70 grapplers respond like true minutemen The AHS grapplers responded like true minutemen as they carried the tradition of success through the conference and on to the state meet. The men were led by senior Dale Bradley who won the first place title in districts and then earned second place honors in state competition. Bradley ended his four year wrestling career with a notable 27-1 record. Also attending the state meet were junior Ed Myers and senior Ron Caples. Helping to lead the wrestlers to success were the four matmaids. The girls faithfully supported the team through the year and aided new Head Coach Lew Schoff and Assistant Coach Donnye Bowden with their responsibility and enthusiasm. The varsity squad placed first in the Plattsmouth and Tri County Invitationals, and second in the Twin Rivers Conference. At the season’s end the grapplers found the taste of victory sweet. They fought for success, and won. 72 1. Gary Loew naps between rounds. 2. AHS matmaids Allison Oestmann, Janelle Smith, Janet Harris and Kim Chapin play a big part in the wrestlers winning spirit. 3. Bulldog heavyweight Tom Dill rolls his opponent for a pin. 4. The faces of Gary Loew. Bryan Mellage. Ron Caples. and Russ Pasco portray the importance of the match they're watching. 5. FRONT ROW: D. Bradley. R. Perry. J Myers. B Bridgewater. ROW 2: Coach Bowden. R. Caples. S. Coatney, E. Myers. J. VonBergen. BACK ROW: S Justice. T. Dill. G. Loew. D. Sierks, R. Pasco. 6. Senior Dale Bradley positions himself for the second period of the match at Tri County Invitational. 73 reserve wrestlers set high standards Auburn’s reserve wrestlers had a fine season under new head coach Donnye Bowden. The reserves greatest achievement was a first place team finish in the Tri County Invitational. The reserves were lead by seniors: Bryan Mellage. and Larry Henning, and juniors: Jay VonBergen. Arlin Aufenkamp. Vaughn Holding, and Ron Perry. These six men compiled the majority of the team points, and medals for the reserve squad this year. Also on the team were Scott Wolfe. Mike Myers, Kirby Rohrs. Steve Chase, Lon Haynes. Bill Cullen, Pat Liewer. Joe Warren. Mark Bath, and Alan Smisik. Besides winning the Tri County Invitational. the wrestlers had a dual record of four wins and three losses. The reserves also placed fourth in the Humboldt and fifth in the Southeast Invitationals. Reserve wrestlers. 1. FRONT ROW: K. Rohrs. V Holding. K Casey. M Myers. S Wolfe. ROW 2 P Liewer. B Cullen. L Haynes. A Aufenkamp. D Loring. BACK ROW A Smisik M Bath. B Mellage. L. Henning. J Warren. Coach Bowden 2 Junior Ron Perry prepares himself for the match at Falls City 3 Freshman Lon Haynes adds another win to his record with a pm in the Tri County Invitational 4 Jay VonBergen puts a pinning combination on his Falls City opponent in preparation for some valuable pm points 74 golfers win meets under new coach Fourteen members comprised one of the largest golf teams in quite some time. Under new coach Donnye Bowden the golf team ended the season with a 4-4 record and finished fourth in District competition. The team was lead by four year letterman Kevin Brown, junior Jim Oestmann, sophomores Todd Kuwitzky and Jeff Gerdes. and Freshman Milt Vanderfort. Brown, who received the outstanding golf award, and Oestmann switched as head golfer and each carried a below 40 average. The reserves were led by Mark Bath and Jim Jarvis who fired consistent rounds of 45-50. The reserves ended the season with a record of 3-4. 1 The 1976 golf team. FRONT ROW T Kuwitzky. J Jarvis. W Grable. B Beery. H Schlange. BACK ROW M Vanderfort. J Gerdes. K Brown. F Allen. S Reid. B Brown. 2 Jeff Gerdes and Milt Vanderfort discuss strategy with Mr Bowden 3. Todd Kuwitzky concentrates on his putt 75 young track team sets new records Many new faces were seen on the girls’ track team, including the coach. Mr. Jim Kleine became head coach and was assisted by Mrs. Claudette Stevens. The girls’ track record was 4-1 for the season. Three girls helped earn Auburn’s fifth in districts. Pam Casey leaped 17 feet and 1 3 « inches to win the long jump at districts. In the same contest, she also received a second in the 100 yard dash with the time of 11.3 seconds. At state, Pam placed fourth in the long jump. Pam Heidzig earned her trip to state in the 80 yard hurdles with the time of 11.3 seconds. Joyce Myers set the first district mile run record at 6 minutes and 3.2 seconds with her first place. 1 FRONT ROW Coach Claudette Stevens, coach Jim Kleine. ROW 2: P Byfield. M E. Kuenning. L. Curnes. J. Catlett. P. Casey. K. Hamann. ROW 3: Manager Lori White. T. Tibbies. J Myers. L. Lessor. P Heidzig. D Mertes BACK ROW S. Kieler, C. Grant. C. Brady. S. North. C. Mertes. M McConnaughy. 2. Freshman girls Carol Brady and Carol Grant finish first and second respectively in the 440 yard dash. 3. Lori Lessor puts effort into this lump to tie for first m the Humboldt dual. 4. Sophomore 80 yard low hurdle record holder Pam Heidzig leads her relay team to a victory. 5. Kelli Hamann shows her style while running the 80 yard low hurdles 6 Freshman Joyce Myers sets a good pace in route to a new mile record. 7. Julie (Moe) Catlett strains hard in an attempt to clear the bar in the Humboldt dual 76 77 records are broken in 76 track season The Auburn high school boys’ track team this year set records in the 100 yard dash by Jack Leslie in a time of 9.9 seconds, in the discus by Tony Hector with a throw of 150 feet 3 % inches, and in the high jump by Mark Lessor with a jump of 6 feet 3 3A inches. The coaches for the team were Head Coach Dale Bradley and assistants Mr. Bob Kechely, and Mr. Rich Birdsley. The team won the Peru State Invitational for the second year in a row. The shuttle hurdle relay team of Mark Lessor, Jack Leslie. Marty Hannaford, and Russ Blex received a trophy for their winning performance in the Shenen-doah Relays. 78 1. Tom Shires makes a pole vaulting attempt during the Falls City dual. 12. FRONT ROW: M. Lessor. T. Chandler. Coach Bradley. Coach Kechely. M. McKercher. D. Bradley. ROW 2: D. Loring. L. Palmer. M Hannaford. J. Knapp. D. Luhring. B. Powell. D Dingman. K. Crotty. Manager. D. Taylor. ROW 3: G. Loew. D. Allen. L. Haynes. D Sanders. R Henry. J. Myers. T. Shires. S. Wolfe. B. Hardy. D. Grable. ROW 4: S. Coatney. T. Catlett. T. Dill. J. Whisler. C. Beatty. A. Smisik. P. Liewer. M. Kimball. K. Rohrs. R. Shigley. BACK ROW: M Moody. M. Liewer. S. Cole. R. Clark, T. Hector. R. Blex. A. Hutson. D. Kimball. R. Lewis. J. Leslie. R. Pasco. 3. Dale Bradley strides away from his opponents in the two mile run. 4. Jim Myers starts his kick on the eighth lap of the two mile run at the Plattsmouth Invite. 5. Senior Lonnie Palmer specializes in the low hurdles 6. Russ Pasco puts the shot with the aid of Assistant Coach Rich Birdsley. 79 track men excel; show team effort 1 Tony (Darby) Hector puts the shot at the Plattsmouth Invitational. 12. Running in the mile relay is one of Dave (Tinker) Luhrmg's events 3 Gary Loew fires the shot across the field 4 Mark Lessor clears 5 8 at the Plattsmouth Invitational 80 81 Fred Allen Pat Andrew Timothy Barbee Mark Bath Brent Beery Donna Beery Victor Blankenship Annette Bohling Carol Brady Billy Breazile Brad Bridgewater Jana Broady Ron Broers Robert Brown Vicki Brungardt Patty Byfield Debbie Carey Robin Carr Kevin Casey Kraig Casey Tom Catlett Tim Chandler Steve Chase Chris Cole frosh move ahead in bicentennial spirit The freshman class of 1976 was lucky last year for they got to start high school in a bicentennial year. At the beginning of the year the frosh were just another class but as the year went on they showed their warmth, spirit, and dedication. Being the largest class of the school they had very little apathy. The frosh joined the basketball and football teams, Pep Club, GAL, FCA, SAB. and many other activities. Maybe two hundred years from now the bicentennial minute will be how great the freshman class of 76 was. 1. Transfer student David Lohring gets acquainted with AHS through the art department. 2. Sandy Leatherman soaks her reed for a half-time pep band perfor-mance. 3. John Haith and Alan Hutson let their creative abilities flow for art class. 4 Susan Thies practices her fortune telling techniques on Kevin Casey and Brad Bridgewater during English 9. 5. Freshmen class officers. FRONT ROW: D. Harms. SAB; L. Kimball, pres.; D. Fike. v. pres . BACK ROW: D Whitaker, treas.; T. Catlett. SAB: C. Grant. sec. 6. Tina Tibbies flashes a smile. 83 frosh get involved in many activities Ann DeBuhr Nancy DeFreece Cathey Dettmann Johme Douglas Clint Edgerton Deirdre Fike Tim Fitzsimmons Jeff Garver Wayne Grable Carol Grant Wendy Groves Tom Gulizia 1 Providing the beat with the Electric Bass is Mark Bath's job 2 Kent Krueger lends some upper-class experience as he and freshman Fred Allen construct the Hardy home for the play Damn Yankees' 73. Blending in with the mellow harmonies of the choir is Susi McConnell 4 Freshman Randy Sikyta wrestles with an artistic inspiration75 Rhett McMichen concentrates on the action of a basketball game while waiting for a half-time pep band performance 84 John Haith Rhonda Halkens Donna Harms Lon Haynes Angelia Hill Jackie Hill Kenny Holiano Kevin Howat Cheryl Howell Alan Hutson Lori Jantzen Virginia Jarrett Carla Justus Dennis Kimball Lori Kimball John Knapp Brenda Koppelman Kathy Larkin 85 frosh, largest class, make year special Sandra Leatherman Debra Lehwald Lori Lessor Rolland Lewis Terry Lotter Dan Lunzmann 1. Victor Blankenship, Jeff VonBergen and Keith Mellage play fooseball during the lunch hour. 2. Debbie Whitaker and Donna Harms look over a Mythology project in English Nme. 3. Daydreaming forces its way into Annette Bohlmg's day. 4. Johnnie Douglas listens to instructions during Art75. Transfer student Jay Ferguson utilizes a study carrel in the Media Center. 6. Kathy Lenard. a transfer student, finishes a test paper Rose McConnaughey Susi McConnell Mark McKercher Laurie McMann Rhett McMichen Keith Mellage Carla Mertes Nancy Miller Mark Morrow Joyce Myers Mike Myers Lori Niemann Suzanne North Debbie Oakley Lisa Obermeyer Shari Oestmann Chona Pacot Danny Panning Jem Patterson Jim Reed 87 Scott Reid Cindy Rodeman Kriste Russ Dave Sanders Robin Scheps Howard Schlange Vicki Sherman Tom Shires Randy Sikyta David Slater Alan Smisik Laurie Stukenholtz 1 Time for an early morning discussion in Mrs Bebb's classroom. 2. Jerry Whisler checks the locker room to make sure he hasn't forgotten anything. 3. John Wester-field presents his Big Nose myth in English Nine 4 Earth Science is one of the many new subjects for transfer student Cora Flynn. 5. Since they have no homeroom meeting these girls wait for their bus. 6. LeRoy Adams and transfer student Rich Hahn listen closely in music. 88 frosh enjoy ahs life with spirited attitude Dick Sullivan Susan Thies Fabian Thompson Tina Tibbies Milton Vandevort Jeff VonBergen Joe Warren John Westerfield Jeff Wheeler Jerry Whisler Debbie Whitaker Karla White 89 Estelle Adams Esther Adams Kim Alden Mitch Allgood Randy Anderson Tami Andrew Charles Beatty Rhonda Berry Julie Biere Eric Bohling Barie Brettmann Steve Brown sophomores stress quality, not quantity On August 25, 1975, the largest class of sophomores in the history of Auburn high school entered the building for the beginning of a new school year. But the sophs had more than quantity; they had quality. Sophomore class students: participated on all varsity girls and boys athletic teams; played leading rolls in fall and spring plays; participated at state one-act play and speech contests; won conference wrestling crowns; and even placed a girl on the Twin Rivers All Tournament team. Sophomore spirit never said “die” this year as they placed four girls on the varsity cheerleading squad and for the second straight year won the Homecoming Inches of Spirit” contest. It’s no wonder with a class like this, the halls rang this year with shouts of “78 is great!” 1 1 Allison Oestmann tries her hand at pen and ink drawing in 3rd period art class. 2. Sophomore class officers of 75-76 are. FRONT ROW: C. Hahn, sec.; L. Zech. SAB; ROW 2: T. Kuwitzky, treas.; L. Fritsch. pres.; BACK ROW: B. Brettmann. v.-pres.; R. Shigley. SAB. 3. Sandy DeLay gazes out of the window between songs in music. 4. Lori Zech. varsity cheerleader, leads a cheer during a pep rally. 5. Chuck Hummel and Larry Henry map the Mexican country in preparation for the Spanish Club Fiesta. 90 91 Laurie Fritsch Gene Fulton Raymond George Jeff Gerdes David Grable Cyndi Hahn Kelli Hamann Alice Hamilton Martin Hannaford Bob Hardy Melanie Harms Susan Haynes 1. Sherri Mikkelsen. Mary DeFreece, and Brenda Robling talk, awaiting their 5th hour class. 2. Diane Mertes drinks a bottle of pop during 7th period lounge. 3. A loud whisper distracts Cynthia Koppelmann who is studying in the Media Center. A. Chuck Coatney glances across his music for contest. 5. Kris Dettmer goes for a spin while Susan Lunz-mann and Paulette Kruse await the results. 6. Melanie Harms makes sure Shelly Kieler is ready before starting the experiment. 93 Pam Heidzig Chris Helms Larry Henry Eddie Higgins Harold Hitch Saundra Holland Therese Holland Charles Hummel David Hunter Valeri Jansky Jim Jarvis Jami Jauken Ben Jones Sheril Jones Jerry Kidd 94 sophomores strive for one more step 1. Scanning the crowd for a familiar face is Julie Catlett. 2. Ann Obermeyer scowls at the game while sitting with Pep Band. 3. Barb Wilson. Paul Crotty. Allison Oestmann and Mark Sandau perform in Swing Choir. 4 Tami Andrew concentrates on the melody of the Choir. 5. Russ Pasco has a friendly visit with Mr. Stoner. 6 Semester transfer student Melissa Arnold travels between classes Shelly Kieler Laura Knapp Paulette Kruse Cynthia Koppelmann Todd Kuwitzky Jack Leslie Pat Liewer Susan Lunzmann Debra Mason Rodney Mazzulla Shelley McAdams Mary McConnaughey 95 Diane Mertes Todd Mertes Sherri Mikkelsen Mark Moody Jerry Myers Deanna Nichols Ann Obermeyer Allison Oestmann Bob Panning Cynthia Pacot Russ Pasco Connie Powell Brenda Robling Tish Root Debby Ruby Mark Sandau Michelle Sandau Mona Saner 96 sophs’ show spirit state “’78 is great” Kathy Sayer Ron Shigley Jim Stukenholtz Mary Sullivan Dale Thomas Sheryl Thomas Gary Vaughn John Wheeler Leslie Wheeler Josh Whisler Laura Wintz Barb Wilson 1. In Art class. Sherri Mikkelsen tries her hand at Roman lettering. 2. Adding to the effect of the swing choir. Chuck Coatney plays the electric piano. 3. Transfer student Cindy Brouhard studies while the clarinet section takes a break74. Kim Alden listens as Mrs. Rarick lectures on LORD OF THE FLIES. 97 bears many honors The Class of 'll began the year facing many of the traditional roles expected of the junior class. The class showed both class spirit and talent by winning the hall decoration contest held during the celebration of homecoming. Their hall was decorated with many three dimensional objects, such as tree branches and unusual mobiles. Prom proved to be a success for the spirit-filled class. The juniors decided to break the trends by not using the bicentennial theme as used by so many other schools and chose “Night on the Riviera.” To finance the Prom, they worked at the football concessions stand and sold magazine subscriptions. 1. Jeff Wilson relaxes with a book while waiting for the bell to rmg. 2. The junior class officers and junior SAB members meet at the old park bridge. They are. FRONT ROW: Vaughn Holding, treas.; Dave Luhrmg. pres.. SAB; SECOND ROW: Dwight Wininger. v. pres.; Brenda Harms, sec.; Cindy Bergmann. SAB; Debbie Stemper. SAB. Junior class officers are also chairmen of the Prom committees. 3. Dick Taylor finds concession working to be an interest as well as a fund raiser. 4. Ed Myers and Jay VonBergen give serious thought to their next discussion topic in Speech. Danny Adams Gary Adams Jerry Adams LeRoy Adams Dave Allen Diana Allen Pam Andrew Donna Ashenfelter Arlin Aufenkamp Tye Bantz LaRhea Barrett Vernelle Beery 98 Mary Bennett Cindy Bergmann Sherry Biere Russell Blex Wendell Bogle LeAnn Broers Cathy Byfield Morey Cade Mark Catlett Cathy Chandler Rhonda Cline Steve Cole Tom Cooney Kent Crotty Debbie Dankenbring Larry DeFreece Bob Ely Susan Fass Bob Faust Jerry Gerdes 99 Terry Gerdes Linda Gibbs Brenda Harms Larry Harris Tony Hector Larry Helms David Hoffart Vaughn Holding Deborah Holland Raymond Holland Martin Jansky Doug Jones Steve Jones Steve Justus Cindy Kieler Steve Kennedy Mike Kimball David Koppelmann Kent Krueger Mike Larkin Mark Lessor Mike Liewer Gary Loew Debbie Lotter David Luhring 100 decoration contest won by juniors Alisa Manion Cindy McQuerry Diane McVay Debbie Mertes Denise Moenning Kathy Moore Lynn Morrow Cheryl Myers Ed Myers Jim Oestmann Steve Palmerton Deb Patterson 1. Kent Crotty takes time to have a light conversation in class. 12. Linda Sayer glances up from her work in Art. 3. Mr. Wetenkamp helps David Whitehouse with a problem. A. Cindy Bergmann takes charge of fixing the hot dogs at the junior concession stand. 101 pursuit plus talent assist class of ’77 Randy Perry Ronnie Perry Randy Rogge Kirby Rohrs Amy Saner Carolyn Sapp Linda Sayer Steve Sayer Charles Sherman David Sierks Dee Slater Janelle Smith Debbie Stemper Joyce Stewart Vicki Stewart Jamie Stripling Chris Stukenholtz Dick Taylor 1. Vaughn Holding eats his hot dog in a comfortable position. 12. Lounge time is relaxing for Chuch Sherman and Juanita Whisler. 3. During the last few minutes of class Cindy Keiler turns her attention away from her work. 4. Debbie Mertes checks her adding machine to see if her answer is correct. 5. Kent Krueger smiles as he reaches for a cup that has fallen on the floor. Teresa Tibbies Jay VonBergen Barbara Warren Bob Wiemers Steve Wheeler Juanita Whisler Lori White David Whitehouse Jeff Wilson Dwight Wininger Tom Wolfe Joi Zimmerman 103 sentimental seniors show enthusiasm If you asked any senior of 76 if his last year of high school was the busiest, he probably didn’t have time to answer. The senior class made the sentimental times fun. For the last football game of the season, which happened to be on Halloween, the senior members of Pep Club wore masks of Bozo the clown, Dracula, Frankenstein and many other characters. The seniors were also involved in sports and filled high positions in school clubs. One future graduate put his feelings about AHS in this way, “If time would ever stop, I’d want it to stop now. That way I’d be in high school forever. . 1. Senior officers and SAB representatives for the 1975-76 school year are. FRONT ROW: Vicki Bergmann. SAB; Jonl Sherwood. SAB; Kay McCormick, v. pres.; ROW 2: Kevin Brown, treas.; SAB; Dale Bradley, sec.; ROW 3: Kevin Brettmann. pres.. SAB; Dave Thomas. SAB. 2. Dan Oest-mann waits for Mr. Wetenkamp's reaction to his paper. 3. Sandy Weihe and Paulette Kruse vi«'t between songs in Music. Vicki Lynn Bergmann Cynthia Lee Boeck Rebecca Ann Bohling Michael B Bohlken Dale Delyn Bradley Kevin Kelly Brettmann 104 Ramona Mae Brouhard Kevin M Brown Gene Kendrick Browning Janette Ann Bruggemann Ron D Caples Kelly Jean Carey Robert Thomas Casey Linda Jo Catlett 105 senior year is busy as well as exciting 1. Sheila Shigley focuses her interests on a magazine during her study time. 2. Jay Genoa and Bob Casey share a joke in the lounge. 3. Vicki Bergmann. president of GAL. conducts a meeting during homeroom. 4. Judy Vosberg congratulates the new Homecoming queen. Joni Sherwood, as Mr Leland Sherwood looks on with approval 2 Kimberly Ann Chapin Thomas David Clark Mark Alan Clements Robert D. Conn Marvin Duane Cowan Marshia Eloise Dean 106 Linn W DeBuhr Ivan Eugene Erisman. Jr. Vickie Adele Fitzsimmons Martin H Ford Tammy E Frisby Lotter Roxann D Gardner Steve W Gebers Jay Gordon Genoa Dennis Rae Goering 107 Penny Jane Greenrod Elizabeth Ann Hamilton Janet Lee Harris 108 seniors reach out for ultimate goals 1. In Home Economics. Sandy Weihe joins the discussion while Roxann Gardner listens. 2. Kevin Brown, president of Math-Science Club, watches over the working members at their concession stand while Kent Krueger waits for something to do. 3. Seniors Mark Clements. Judy Vosberg. Gene Browning start to get that caged in feeling when the gate is up during the lunch hour. 4. Vicki VonBergen day dreams of the future. Rae Ann Kleckinger Mary Ellen Kuenning Rickie Lynn Kuhlmann Leland Eugene Lanxon Lisa Irene Loew Kay Lynn McCormick 109 Tracy Kit McConnell Linda S. McCue Bryan Wayne Mellage Les Lamont Mentt Jeff Eugene Morrow James Alan Myers Mary Jane Myers Thomas D. Nichols Daniel Joel Oestmann 110 Susan May Osborne Lonnie W Palmer Bradley Joe Petersen Patrick M. Phillips Bruce Nathan Powell Kathleen Ann Reid senior class of ’76 has fewest students 1. Vicki Vollertsen listens during class while Donna Stemper takes notes. 2. Dave Thomas mischievously grins at a classmate’s remarks. 3. In music class. Kathy Reid and Deana Jones impatiently wait to begin the next song. 4. Cindy Boeck studies in the Media Conter. Ill Peggy Jean Root Dale V. Rose Joni Lee Sherwood Sheila Rae Shigley Donna Mane Stemper Randy D. Stukenholtz David Ross Thomas Rocky Randall Thompson 1. Kay McCormick looks over a list of subjects to bring before the pep club during a meeting. 2. Keypunching holds Rae Ann Ktockinger s merest in Office Practice. 3. Several students gathfr at the Pizza Hut after a Swing Choir-Stage Band Concer 4 Ron Caples concentrates on making bread in Senior Science. 112 senior class proves finding fun is easy 113 graduating seniors regret leaving ahs Graduation ceremonies began, as in years past, with the playing of Pomp and Circumstance by the AHS band.The invocation was given by the senior class president Kevin Brettmann. A group of seniors sang “Let's Get Together. Kay McCormick and Vicki Bergmann gave their interpretation of the class motto, “You cannot fail until you’ve failed to try.” Diplomas were presented by Mr. Dick Alden, president of the Board of Education. As the graduates returned to their seats, flowers were presented by David Luhring and Brenda Harms. The Benediction was delivered by Kevin Brown. There would be no more locker combinations, no more study halls, no more pink passes. Things had changed for them. It was time to find something new. 114 1. Vicki Bergmann gives her speech entitled. Blueprints for Success . 2. Senior members of National Honor Society stand to be recognized 3 Mr. Alden speaks to the class about their futures before presenting diplomas. 4. Linn DeBuhr receives his commemorative sweetheart rose. 5. The Class of 1976. 6. Kelly Carey takes her final step of high school to receive her diploma. 7 Failures were the main topic of Kay McCormick s address. 115 seniors get honors through hard work Vicki Bergmann-University of Nebraska Regents Scholarship; NWMSU Special Award Scholarship; Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award; National Youth Science Camp State Representative; Alpha Beta Gamma Math and Science Scholarship; NWMSU State Special Scholarship Award; Midland College Board of Trustees Scholarship. National Merit Scholarship; University of Nebraska Honors Placement Program Certificate Mike Bohlken-Board of Trustees Scholarship. PSC; Ralph Darling Memorial Rotary Scholarship Dale Bradley-Nebraska Wesleyan University Educational Scholarship Aid Package; Doane College Trustee Achievement and Special Ability Scholarship Kevin Brettmann-Vergil Lehr Memorial Scholarship Kevin Brown-NWMSU Special Awards Scholarship; Kearney State College Dean's Scholarship Gene Browning-Peru State College Special Abilities Music Award; Kansas University Endowment Association Scholarship Bob Casey-The Bert Franklin and Jeanne Marie Hutton Memorial Scholarship; University of Nebraska Honors Placement Program Certificate; National Math Contest Medal Kim Chapin-Nemaha County Home Extension Home Economics Scholarship Mark Clements-Auburn Kiwanis Club Scholarship Marshia Dean-Peru State College Cooperating Schools Scholarship Jay Genoa-NWMSU State Special Award Scholarship Larry Henning-NWMSU State Special Award Scholarship Deana Jones-Auburn Education Association Scholarship Mary Ellen Kuenning-NWMSU State Special Award Scholarship. NWMSU Special Abilities Scholarship in Volleyball Rick Kuhlmann-Auburn Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Kay McCormick-University of Nebraska Regents Scholarship Alternate; NWMSU Special Award Scholarship; David Scholarship. UNL. Nebraska City Elks Most Valuable Student Contest. State Elks Most Valuable Student Contest Jim Myers-Peru State College Cooperating Schools Scholarship Peggy Root-Nemaha County Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Joni Sherwood-Auburn Kiwanis Club Scholarship Donna Stemper-Peru State College Cooperating Schools Scholarship; Bond Kennedy Gold Star Memorial Scholarship Dave Thomas-Board of Trustees Scholarship Alternate. PSC; NWMSU Special Award Scholarship; Knights of Ak-sar-ben Scholarship Vicki Vollertsen-Peru State College Special Abilities Music Award; Peru State College Cooperating Schools Scholarship Judy Vosberg-Board of Trustees Scholarship. PSC; University of Nebraska Honors Placement Program Certificate 1. Students listen with mixed emotions to Mrs. Austins presentation of the class. 2 Janette Brueggemann. Gene Browning. Ramona Brouhard. and Mike Bohlken prepare to receive their diplomas 116 index a Adams. Danny 98 Adams. Estelle 63,90 Adams. Esther 90 Adams. Gary 61,62.98 Adams. Jerry 31.98 Adams. LeRoy 88.98 Adams. Ross 7 Alden. Dick 7.114.115 Alden. Kim 56.71.90.97 Allen. Carrie 10 Allen. Dave 58.59.66.78.98 Allen. Diana 23.35.64.71.98 Allen. Fred 42.75.82.85 Allgood. Mitch 90 Anderson. Randy 90 Andrew. Janice 16 Andrew. Pam 98 Andrew. Pat 82,90 Andrew. Tami 23.63.94 Ashenfelter. Donna 98 Aufenkamp. Arlin 31.52.74.98 Aufenkamp, Burtis 16 Arnold. Melissa 33,95 Austin. Albert 7 b Bantz. Linda 17.18 Bantz. Tye 98 Barbee. Timothy 82 Barrett. LaRhea 21,33.43.44.98 Bath. Mark 62.74.82.84 Beatty. Charles 78.90 Bebb. Kay 15 Beery. Brent 68.75.82 Beery. Gerald 17 Beery. Vernelle 98 Berger. Alberta 18 Bennett. Lena 18 Bennett. Mary 23.45.99 Bennett. Shelby 8 Bergmann. Cindy 38.47.63.99.101 Bergmann. Vicki 22.34.36.37,46.50. 64.65.71.104.107.115 Berry. Donna 82 Berry. Rhonda 90 Biere. Julie 42.90 Biere. Sherry 23.90 Birdsley. Richard 14.79 Blankenship. Vic 82,86 Blecka. Ruth 9 Blex. Russell 61.78.99 Boeck. Cindy 42.53.104.111 Bogle. Wendell 56.99 Bohlmg. Annette 82.86 Bohling. Becky 23.34.42.104 Bohling. Eric 90 Bohling. Larry 16 Bohlken. Mike 37.104,116 Bowden. Donnye 13.49.52.73.75 Bradley. Dale 30.37.42.50.58.59. 73.78.104 Bradley. Dale 13.36.58.78 Brady. Carol 63.76.82 Breazile. Billy 82 Brettmann, Barie 56.62.68.90,91 Brettmann. Kevin 37.42.53.61.66. 104 Bridgewater. Brad 73.82 Broady. Jana 63.69.82 Broers. LeAnn 45.99 Broers. Ron 68.83 Brouhard. Lucinda 71.96.97 Brouhard. Ramona 46.105,116 Brown. Kevin 37.38.42.50.56.61. 75.104.105.108 Brown. Robert 75,83 Brown. Steve 90 Browning. Gene 22.37.105.109.116 Brueggemann, Janette 31.36.105. 116 Brungardt. Vicki 83 Byfield. Cathy 71.99 Byfield. Patty 69.76.83 c Cade. Morey 56.99 Caples. Craig 91 Caples. Ron 32.72.105.112 Carey. Debbie 83 Carey. Kelly 105.115 Carr. Robin 42,83 Casey. Bob 37,105.106 Casey. Kevin 82.83 Casey. Kraig 62.68.74.83 Casey. Pam 47.71.76.91 Catlett. Julie 64.71.76.91.95 Catlett. Linda 105 Catlett. Mark 99 Catlett. Tom 29.62,68.78.82.83 Chandler. Cathy 99 Chandler, Tim 62.78.83 Chapin. Bryan 91 Chapin. Kim 43.55.72.106 Chase. Steve 62.83 Choate. Wanda 16.18 Clark. Cindy 29.63.71.91 Clark. Rick 68.78.91 Clark. Tom 107 Clements. Mark 37.107.109 Clifton. Ricky 28.91 Cline. Rhonda 99 Coatney. Chuck 24.91.92.96.97 Coatney. Scott 62.73.78.91 Cole. Chris 63.69.83 Cole. Cindy 84 Cole. Steve 34,35.48.61.66.67, 78.99 Collins. Pat 68.84 Combs. Kelly 91 Comstock. Charles 62.68.91 Conn. Bob 106 Conn. Pam 91 Cooney. Cheryl 92 Cooney. Tom 62,99 Cowan. Marvin 106 Cox. Jerry 92 Crotty. Kent 62.66.78.99.101 Crotty. Paul 33.42.92.94 Cullen. Bill 74.92 Curnes. Larry 6.53.62.68 Curnes. Lorrie 24.46.63.70.71. 76.84 d Dankenbrmg, Debbie 99 Dankenbring. Larry 12 Damme. Margaret 6 Dean Marshia 34.106 DeBuhr. Ann 84 DeBuhr. Linn 107.114 DeFreece. Larry 99 DeFreece. Mary 92.93 DeFreece. Nancy 63.69.84 Delay. Sandy 91.92 Dettman. Cathey 84 Dettmer. Kris 92.93 Dill. Tom 62.73.78.92 Dingman. Dave 62.78.92 Douglas. Janet 64.92 Douglas. Johnnie 84.87 e Edgerton. Clint 62,84 Ely. Bob 66.99 Erisman. Van 41.42.48.60.61. 107 f Fairbanks. Suzie 31,92 Falter. Jeff 10.53 Fass. Sharon 92 Fass. Susan 99 Faust. Bob 99 Fike. Deirdre 63.82.84 Fitzsimmons. Tim 84 Fitzsimmons. Vicki 32.45.107 Ford. Marty 107 Frenzel. Gertrude 18 Frisby. Tammy 107 Flynn, Cora 89 Fritsch. Laurie 31,91.93 Fulton. Gene 93 Ferguson. Jay 87 9 Gardener, Vera 18 Gardner. Roxann 107.108 Garver. Jeff 62.68.84 Gebers. Steve 32.61.107 Genoa. Jay 106.107 George. Raymond 93 Goering. Dennis 107 Gerdes. Jeff 52.62.66.75 Gerdes. Jerry 99 Gerdes. Marvin 6.13 Gerdes. Terry 24.100 Gibbs. Linda 100 Grable. David 78.93 Grable. Wayne 68.75.84 Grant. Carol 69.71.76.82.84 Greenrod. Penny 108 Groves. Wendy 84 Gulizia. Tom 62.84 h Hahn. Cyndi 56.70.71.91.93 Hahn. Dich 7 Hahn. Rich 88 Haith. John 82.85 117 Halkens. Rhonda 85 Hamann. Kelli 47.76.93 Hamilton. Alice 63.93 Hamilton. Elizabeth 108 Hannaford. Marty 62.78.93 Hardy. Bob 78.93 Harms. Brenda 23.64.70.71.99. 100 Harms. Donna 53.63.82.85.86 Harms. Melanie 29.93 Harris. Janet 31.72.108 Harris. Larry 100 Haynes. Lon 62.74.78.85 Haynes. Susan 63.93 Hector. Tony 61.78.80.100 Heidzig. Pam 63.71.76.77.94 Heidzig. Tom 108 Helms. Chris 94 Helms. Larry 94.100 Hemmingsen. Linda 10 Henning. Larry 58.59.74.108 Henry. Janice 108 Henry. Larry 54.90.95.100 Henry. Randy 34.78.108 Higgins. Ed 94 Hill. Angelia 85 Hill. Jackie 85 Hitch. Harold 62.68.94 Hoftart. Dave 27.100 Holding. Vaughn 30.48.74.99.100. 103 Holland. Deborah 34.100 Holland. Kenny 85 Holland. Raymond 100 Holland. Saundra 41.54.94 Holland. Therese 94 Horr. Karen 108 Howat. Kevin 24.68.85 Howell. Cheryl 85 Hummel. Chuck 54.68.90.94 Hunter. Dave 94 Hutson. Alan 62.78.82.85 flutton. Kenneth 8 i Jansky. Martin 100 Jansky. Shirley 18 Jansky. Valeri 23.94 Jantzen. Lori 85 Jarrett. Virginia 85 Jarvis. Jim 68.75.94 Jauken. Jami 94 Jones. Ben 62.94 Jones. Deana 37.108.110 Jones. Doug 50,66.67.100 Jones. Sheril 94 Jones. Steve 100 Justus. Carla 55.85 Justus. Steve 73.100 k Kechely. Bob 78 Kieler. Cindy 26.64.65.100. 102 Kieler. Shelly 63.76.93.95 Keithley. Hazel 18 Kennedy. Steve 100 Kidd. Jerry 94 Kimball. Dennis 62.78.85 Kimball. Lori 49.63.69.82.85 Kimball. Marjorie 18 Kimball. Mike 78.100 Kipling. Donna 7 Kleckinger. RaeAnn 34.109.113 Kleme. Jim 76 Knapp. John 48.62.68.78.85 Knapp. Laura 95 Koppelmann. Brenda 85 Koppelmann. Cynthia 92.95 Koppelman. Dave 100 Krueger. Kent 33.56.85.100.103. 108 Kruse. Paulette 93.95.105 Kuenning. Mary Ellen 24.31.37.38. 49.50.51.64.71.76.109 Kuhlmann. Rick 36.37,109 Kuwitzky. Todd 75.91.95 I Lanxon. Lee 61.109 Larkin. Kathy 85 Larkin. Mike 100 Leatherman. Sandy 69.82.86 Lehwald. Debra 86 Leslie. Jack 78.95 Lessor, Lori 47.63.69.71.76. 77.86 Lessor. Mark 48.61.62.66.67.78. 80.100 Lewis, Rolland 78.86 Liewer. Mike 48,61.66.78.100 Liewer. Pat 62.74.78.95 Loew. Gary 35.61,72,73.78. 80.100 Loew. Lisa 109 Loew. Norma 14.28 Loring. David 74,78,83.87 Lotter. Debbie 100 Lotter. Terry 62.68.86 Luhring. Dave 34.45.48.53.60.61. 62.66.67.78.80.99.100 Lunzmann. Dan 62.86 Lunzmann. Susan 23.63.93.95 Lenard. Kathy 86 m Mason. Debbie 63.95 Manion. Alisa 27.101 Mazzulla. Rodney 95 McAdams. Shelley 64.65.95 McConnaughey. Mary 37.49.64.76. 95 McConnaughey. Rose 87 McConnell. Susi 42.53.85.87 McConnell. Tracy 110 McCormick. Kay 30.34.37.42.50.64. 65.71.104.109.112.115 McCue. Linda 110 McKercher. Mark 37.58.59.78.87 McMann. Laurie 87 McMichen. Rhett 84.87 McQuerry. Cindy 101 McVay. Diane 23,35.41.101 Mellage. Bryan 32.42.61.72. 74.101 Mellage. Keith 86.87 Meritt. Les 110 Mertes. Carla 42.63.69.76.87 Mertes. Debbie 63.101.103 Mertes. Diane 63.76.92.96 Mertes. Todd 96 Meyer. LaOra 18 Miller. Nancy 87 Mikkelsen. Sherri 93.96 Moenning. Denise 27.101 Moody. Mark 62.78.96 Moore. Kathy 23,101 Morrow. Jeff 110 Morrow. Lynn 37.101 Morrow. Mark 28,87 Myers. Cheryl 23,101 Myers. Ed 42.58.73.98.101 Myers. Jerry 96 Myers. Jim 59.73.78.79.110 Myers. Joyce 49.63.69.76.77,87 Myers. Mary 30.34.42.46.110 Myers, Mike 74.87 n Nichols. Deanna 54,96 118 WALSWORTH Marrelmr. Mo.. U.8.A. Nichols. Tom 110 Nieman. Dean 7 Niemann. Lori 47.63.87 Nixon. Helen 9 North. Suzanne 47.63.69.76.87 o Oakley. Debbie 41.53.63.69.87 Oakley. Eunice 16.18 Obermeyer Ann 42.94.96 Obermeyer. Lisa 55.87 Oestmann. Allison 21.43.72.90. 94.96 Oestmann. Dan 22.24.105.110 Oestmann. Jim 101 Oestmann. Patricia 7 Oestmann. Shari 87 Osborne. Sue 23.111 P Pacot Carrie 18 Pacot. Chona 87 Pacot. Cynthia 54.96 Palmer. Lonnie 78.79,111 Palmerton. Steve 26.33.42.45. 101 Panning. Bob 96 Panning. Danny 62.68.87 Parrish. Sharon 12 Patterson. Debbie 101 Patterson. Jerri 87 Pasco. Russ 41.48.61.62.73.78. 79.95.96 Perry. Randy 61.102 Perry. Ron 73.74.102 Petersen. Brad 111 Peterson. Larry 13.28.49 Phillips. Pat 111 Pike. Maxine 18 Post. 7 Powell. Bruce 59.78,111 Powell. Connie 96 Ramp. Paul 15 Rarick. Frances 11 Raymond. Gary 64 Reed. Jim 87 Reeves. Marcia 17.37 Reid. Kathy 23.36.46.55.110. Ill Reid. Scott 75.88 Robling. Brenda 93.96 Rodeman. Cindy 55.88 Rogge. Jolene 18 Rogge. Randy 45.102 Rohrs. Kirby 58,59.74.78.102 Root. Peggy 36.37.43.55.112 Root. Tish 33.41.42.96 Rose. Dale 112 Ruby. Debby 96 Russ. Kristie 69.88 Russ. Ted 13 8 8 Sandau. Mark 33.42.94.96 Sandau. Michele 96 Sanders. Dave 62.68.78.88 Saner. Amy 102 Saner. Mona 96 Sapp. Carolyn 34.102 Sayer. Kathy 97 Sayer. Lynda 100.102 Sayer. Steve 102 Scheps. Robin 29.88 Shoff. Lew 60 Schlange. Howard 75.88 Senff. Steve 12.66.67 Sherman. Chuck 102 Sherman. Vicki 63.69.88 Sherwood. Joni 37.41.42.104.107. 112 Shigley. Ron 61.62.66.78.91.97 Shigley. Sheila 23.42.45.106 Shires. Gus 16 Shires. Tom 62.68.78.79,88 Sierks. David 62.73 Sikyta. Randy 85.88 Slater. David 88 Slater. Dee 102 Smisik. Alan 62.74.78.88 Smith. Frank 9.70.71 Smith. Howard 16 Smith. Janelle 25.41.63.72.102 Stemper. Debbie 23.53.63.99. 102 Stemper. Donna 37.111.112 Stevens. Claudette 64.76 Stewart. Joyce 102 Stewart. Vicki 102 Stoner. Charles 7.18 Stribling. Jamie 102 Stukenholtz. Chris 23.102 Stukenhotlz. Jim 97 Stukenholtz. Laurie 88 Stukenholtz. Randy 112 Sullivan. Dick 62.89 Sullivan. Mary 97 t Taylor. Dick 22.62.78.99. 102 Thies. Susan 82.89 Thomas. Dale 52,62.97 Thomas. Dave 30.37.41.42.53, 61.104.110.112 Thomas. Sheryl 97 Thompson. Fabian 89 Thompson. Rocky 112 Tibbies. Teresa 64.71.76.103 Tibbies. Tina 83.89 v Vandevort. Milton 37.75.89 Vandevort. Roderick 18 VanGundy. Terry 68 Vaughn. Gary 62.97 Vaughn. Gwen 17.31 Vollertsen. Vicki 37.38.44.46. 53.111.113 VonBergen. Jay 35.73.74.98.103 VonBergen. Jeff 86.89 VonBergen. Vicki 23.31.36.42.113 Vosberg. Judy 34.37.47.107.109. 113 w Walker. Phil 32.113 Warren. Barb 103 Warren. Joe 62.74.89 Weihe. 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