Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

Bulldogs preserve memories in graffiti The graffiti of Auburn high students was filled with memories of a year of diverse activities. From the opening day soap game, girls' and boys' sports events, school plays, to homecoming, prom, and graduation, each event added more graffiti of good times. 4 5 6 Students look ahead to new leadership Replacing last year's principal, Marvin Cerdes, was Dr. Robert Lohrberg. He had many challenges to meet during his first year, including student, teacher, and school board affairs. Dr. Lohrberg enjoyed watching and supporting the many extra-curricular activities and organizational functions of the school. Auburn's administration worked patiently together to accomplish the year's demands. CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Answering the telephone is one of Mrs. Kipling's many important jobs as secretary. 2. Mrs. Clark fills out a pass for Linda Douglas at her desk. 3. This year's school board members are. Back Row: Mr. Dean Niemann, Mr. Glen Witzenburg, Mr. Albert Austin, Dr. )ohn Crotty. Front Row: Mr. Rich Alden, Mr. Dick Hahn, Mr. Ross Adams, Mr. Guy Grafton, Mrs. Shelly Lambert. 4. During lunch Mr. Curnes enjoys watching over the students. 5. Mr. Lohrberg stands in his doorway watching the activity between periods. Turnovers develop %, changes in faculty , ■ CLOCKWISE, LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Working on the lathe, Mr. Bradley turns out a hammer. 2. Class begins as Mr. Falter takes the attendance of his speech students. 3. Greg Chapin and Mark Bratrovsky concentrate while Mr. Thacker explains the umbrella stand in art. 4. Mr. Peterson drafts floor plans, isometrics, and cubicals. 5. Mr. Ramp cues the trumpet section during band practice. 6. Mr. Zimmerman takes time off from class to discuss upcoming events for swing choir. 8 CLOCKWISE, FROM BELOW: 1. Relaxing in his office, Mr. Russ goes over the next test for his American history class. 2. As Mr. Kearney observes, Nancy Miller prepares to put up a poster for a home game. 3. In the coaches' office, Mr. Birdsley relaxes before football practice. 4. Mr. Spear enjoys his noon meal and a cup of coffee. 5. Mrs. Birdsley checks the attendance list for her study hall. m AHS faculty helps to improve talents 12 CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Calculator gives Mr. Uhri an answer to a physics problem. 2. Mr. Bennet advises Harold Groves on his experiment. 3. Susan Jarvis and Brian DeMers come to Mr. Hutton for answers to their questions. 4. Mr. Smith and Heather Stewart study an algebra problem. 5. Lorrie Curnes and Mrs. Heller discuss the next home ec. project. 6. Mrs. Blecha checks overdue dates on her calendar. 7. Personal satisfaction is reflected in Mrs. Hutton's smile. Teachers' guidance reflects in learning CLOCKWISE, LEFT TO RIGHT. 1. Teaching the fundamentals of typing I is Mrs. Vaughn. 2. Mrs. Reeves stresses the finer points of accounting to her students. 3. Shari Oestmann listens while Mrs. Allen goes over Shari's report. 4. Roger Struempler receives help in grammar from Mrs. Rarick. 5. Mrs. Bebb gives her undivided attention to her special ed. class. 6. While typing a report on an adult education class, Mr. Beery corrects a typing error. 7. Mrs. Marnell incorporates Greek mythology and English in her freshmen class. Custodians, cooks aid school efficiency CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: 1. Custodian Mrs. LaOra Meyers and Mrs. Carrie Pacot, Food Service Manager, exchange greetings before the start of school. 2. Mrs. Marion McMichen flashes a smile at the camera. 3. As Tonya Shoopman hands Mrs. Shirley jansky her money, Mrs. Marge Zimmerman counts lunch tickets. 4. Custodian Rod Vandevort takes a break during his busy day. 5. Mrs. Hazel Keithley prepares to serve lunch. 16 Bulldogs show way to Sesame Street Despite a Friday the 13th date for homecoming, spirit remained high for the annual event. The marching band led the parade downtown for a rally on the post office lawn. The juniors received the inches of spirit award, and Dale Thomas, class of '78, was guest speaker. Halls were decorated by the classes and were judged by faculty on art work and application of the homecoming theme Sesame Street. Juniors won first place with seniors taking second. Although the Waverly Vikings claimed a (39-13) victory over the Auburn Bulldogs, the homecoming festivities carried on. At halftime, Deirdre Fike was crowned queen. Jerry Whisler was crowned king at the homecoming dance. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP OF PACE: 1. AHS students Lorrie Curnes, Jeff Jones, Lori Kimball, Rhett McMichen, and Kelly Knippelmier disco to disc jockey Jimmy O'Niell's records. 2. The comedy team Mark and Milty, winners of the pep rally gong show, highlight the homecoming rally. 3. Homecoming hall decorations tie the team and coach Birdsley into the Sesame Street theme. 4. The 1978-1979 homecoming royalty are left to right: Jeff Garver, Annette Bohling, Tom Gulizia, Carol Brady, Queen Deirdre Fike, King Jerry Whisler, Lori Kimball, Tom Shires, Suzanne North, and Dan Lunzman. 5. Deirdre Fike and Jerry Whisler accept congratulations from the crowd during the royalty dance. 6. Dan Panning and his date enjoy the homecoming dance while Tom Shires discusses the game. 18 Picnic, awards make '79 pep club season A pot-luck picnic held at the Legion Memorial park in August of 1978 started the 1978-79 pep club season. Games were played and new members were introduced to the previous members. Throughout the year, the pep club supported various sports activities, had cake raffles, took charge of homecoming, and sponsored a jean dance with disco music. The year ended with a dinner during which awards were presented. Mrs. Heller and Mrs. Rarick were given special gifts from the pep club. The latter received a plaque with the engraving: To Mrs. Rarick for her faithful service to the AHS pep club from 1964 to 1979. Suzanne North received a gift for being a cheerleader all four years of high school, and president Lori Kimball was presented gifts for her service. High point award winners and seniors who had been in pep club four years were recognized. The awards went to: Marla Moody, junior; and Patty Byfield, senior. Nancy Miller was named overall high point winner, because she accumulated the most pep club points during the year. 20 CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW. 1. Reserve cheerleaders: Top Row — Shari Vaughn and Valerie Fitzsimmons. Bottom Row — Captain; )enny Spear, Penny Wolfe, and Janie Kampe. 2. Cheering the Bulldogs during the soap game are Doreen Heidzig, Suzanne North, and Kriste Russ. 3. Pep club members rise to root on the Bulldogs at a pep rally. 4. Varsity cheerleaders from left to right — Suzanne North, Chris Cole, Kriste Russ, Vicki Brungardt, and Doreen Heidzig. 5. The Coneheads raid the pep rally to stir Bulldog spirit. 6. Wrestling cheerleaders from left to right — Debbie Oakley, Julie Whisler, Julie Vickers, and Tonya Shoopman. Comedy highlights Babes in Arms Songs of Rogers and Hart were sung November 7 and 9 by a cast of 23 in the musical comedy Babes in Arms. The comedy centered around problems encountered by young performers in a summer theater. The members of the cast included: Fred Allen, Cecil Basset, Susan Bath, Annette Bohling, Bruce Bollen, Patty Byfield, Lorrie Curnes, Mike Eash, Cara Fritsch, John Henning, Jeff Jones, Janie Kampe, Dave Kimball, Lori Kimball, Brenda Lash, Tom Liewer, Nancy Miller, Rob Mowery, Andy Oestmann, Shari Oestmann, Dan Panning, Scott Shoff, Susan Thies. The members of the orchestra included: Mark Bath, Robert Jones, Lori Lessor, Jenny Spear. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Janie Kampe and Dave Kimball pay close attention to the performance up stage. 2. Cast members display smiles during the finale. 3. Shari Oestmann and Jeff Jones dance to music by Rogers and Hart. 4. Tom Liewer, Annette Bohling, and Jeff Jones listen attentively to their employer, played by Mike Eash. Murder can be fun in Real Inspector On the eve of April 10, at the middle school auditorium, two critics enter their box, one is lustful and the other is a substitute for the regular critic. Inspector Hound (Dan Panning) enters the scene at Muldune Manor to find Shari Oestmann, as Lady Muldune and Susan Thies, as her friend, suspects in the mystery murder play, The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard. Members of the cast were Perry Clark, Mike Eash, Jeff Jones, Lori Kimball, Keith Long, Shari Oestmann, Dan Panning, Greg Pippert, and Susan Thies. Stage crew members were: Carolyn Hemmingsen, Janie Kampe, Keith Mellage, and Jenny Spear. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. About to solve the murder, Danny Panning discovers a dead body and confronts it to Shari Oestmann and Susan Thies. 2. Perry Clark tries to explain Who done it to the other cast members Susan Thies, Lori Kimball and Keith Long. 3. Danny Panning, as Inspector FHound, arrives at the Muldune Manor to solve the mystery murder. 4. Discussing the assets of the comedy mystery play are Perry Clark and Mike Eash. 23 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Freshman Jeff Kistner gives an inspiring speech in speech class. 2. Practicing for one act play are Shari Oestmann and Lori Kimball. 3. Cora Flynn gets help on her speech from classmate Lori Kimball. 4. Going over their lines are Lori Kimball, Shari Oestmann, Jeff Jones, and Mike Eash. 5. Senior Mark Bath gives a speech in Speech II. 6. Before class, Cecil Bassett prepares himself for his next speech. 7. One act play members, Mike Eash and Jeff Jones review their lines. 8. Mark McKercher has Mark Bath help him get ideas for his next speech. Speech team sends six to state contest Upstairs, Sleeping, the one act play, received a superior rating at district contest held at Peru State College. With their qualifying rating, the members of the play, Jeff Jones, Shari Oestmann, Mike Eash,and Lori Kimball, went to state contest at Kearny. Students going to Conference Contest held at Nebraska City were: Mark Bath, Cecil Bassett, Lori Kimball, and Jeff Kistner. Superior ratings were received by Mark Bath in poetry and Lori Kimball in informative speaking. District speech contest, was also held at Nebraska City, where Lori Kimball and Mark McKercher received superiors. With these qualifying I's, these two went to state contest also held at Kearny. 25 Concert choir gives three performances Auburn high school's choir gave three performances during the year, consisting of the Christmas concert, spring concert, and district music concert. At the spring concert, Annette Bohling received a special national choral award, given to one senior every year. Participating at the district music contest, Auburn received 10 superiors and two excellents. Those receiving 1's were choir, swing choir, Annette Bohling, Nancy Sullivan, Jeff Jones, David Kimball, Mark Palmerton, girl's double sextet, girl's sextet, boy's quartet. Those receiving division 2's were Lori Kimball and John Henning. Members: Tim Andrew, Fred Allen, Dave Armstrong, Jack Armstrong, Scott Bannon, Mark Bath, Susan Bath, Annette Bohling, Bruce Bollen, Lisa Brettmann, Vicki Brungardt, Janet Byfield, Patty Byfield, Greg Chapin, Yolanda Choate, Kristi Clark, Chris Cole, Vicki Colgrove, Mike Condit, Amy Cullen, Lorrie Curnes, Teresa Darling, Ann DeBuhr, Chris Delay, Linda Delay, Mike Eash, Janet Edgerton, Deirdre Fike, Suzzy Fischer, Jodi Flynn, Cara Fritsch, Doug George, Tanya Gilliland, Melanie Glen, Doris Grable, Carol Grant, Andy Grow, Sue Hannaford, Debbie Heidzig, Tammy Hellbusch, Carolyn Hemmingsen, John Henning, Nancy Hernes, Gwen Jantzen, Jody Jarvis, Bob Jones, Jeff Jones, Janie Kampe, David Kimball, Lori Kimball, Jeff Kistner, Kelly Knippelmier, Kurt Knippelmier, Brenda Lash, Tom Liewer, Kathleen Maddox, Joyce Mellage, Keith Mellage, Nancy Miller, Marla Moody, Rob Mowery, Debbie Oakley, Lisa Obermeyer, Andy Oestmann, Shari Oestmann, Karen Palmerton, Mark Palmerton, Greg Pippert, Mary Polsley, Kathy Reeves, Scott Reid, Cindy Rieke, Kriste Russ, Ritchie Russ, Dave Sanders, Kevin Schlange, Lynn Schmidt, Tonya Shoopman, Scott Shoff, Suzanne Slater, Kelly Smith, Loree Sowards, Jenny Spear, Tammy Springer, Heather Stewart, Mary Sullivan, Nancy Sullivan, Alicia Teten, Laura Theisen, Jennifer Vlach, Linda Vollertsen, Carol Walker, Bill Westerfield, John Westerfield, Julie Whisler, Sharon Wintz. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Showing two different styles for their Christmas concert is the mixed choir. 2. Barbershop quartet, Mark Bath, Fred Allen, Mike Eash, and Jeff Jones received a 1 rating. 3. Goofing off while setting up for swing choir are Ann DeBuhr and Nancy Miller. 4. Nancy Sullivan sings for the judge and audience. 5. Tonya Shoopman, Lynn Schmidt, Linda Vollersten, Chris Delay, Alicia Teten, Cara Fritsch are the members of the sextet. 6. Practicing for his solo is John Henning. 7. The mixed choir practices for Christmas concert. 8. Mrs. Lessor concentrates on her music before the concert. 26 Swing choir helps Everybody Rejoice Everybody Rejoice from the musical The Wiz was just one of the songs that Riverside Junction performed. The swing choir displayed their singing ability at many different community functions at Arbor Manor, Country Club and Wheeler Inn. Swing Choir did not only perform in Auburn but also at Westside Jazz Festival in Omaha. At the District Music Contest on April 21, they received a superior rating. The annual swing choir concert was held on April 29. The swing choir ended their year with a party at Lake Wa-Con-Da. COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Swing choir members work out a new song during practice. 2. During a rehearsal, swing choir sight reads a new piece of music. 3. Choreography for Everybody Rejoice is finally perfected. 4. Riverside junction works hard to place at Westside Jazz Festival. Members of swing choir: Fred Allen, Dave Armstrong, Annette Bohling, Patty Byfield, Lorrie Curnes, Ann DeBuhr, Mike Eash, Cara Fritsch, Jeff Jones, Janie Kampe, David Kimball, Lori Kimball, Andy Oestmann, Shari Oestmann, Mark Palmer ton, Kriste Russ, Dave Sanders, Scott Shoff, Jenny Spear, Nancy Sullivan, Linda Vollertson. 28 r Stage band moves on with jazz style The Stage band moved to many different styles of music. While playing Santa Anna they moved to a rock beat and while playing Most Royal Count they moved to a jazz beat. The stage band played for many different audiences. They began the year by playing mini-concerts for the elementary schools in Auburn and Peru. The spring stage band concert featured the middle school and high school stage bands. They also played for family night at the country club and for the Bowling Association Banquet. They climaxed the year by receiving a superior rating at district music contest. Fred Allen received the David Whitehouse memorial award. Members are: Fred Allen, Cecil Bassett, Patty Byfield, John Casey, David Choate, Ann DeBuhr, Janet Edgerton, David Edwards, Jeff Jones, Janie Kampe, Ronda Liewer, Keith Long, Andy Oestmann, Howard Schlange, Jenny Spear, Linda Vollertsen. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Patty Byfield, Jeff )ones, and David Choate look on while Howard Schlange plays a solo in Night Train . 2. fenny Spear and Ann DeBuhr add the rhythm to the stage band. 3. Stage band acts as a back up band while Jeff Jones sings Sir Duke . 29 30 Nine straight one's win district contest On November 4, the band performed Broadway Show Stompers at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln where they received their first division I rating in AHS history. Although Pershing was the highlight of the year, many performances were still to come. At the Mid-Winter Concert, the guest conductor, Claude T. Smith, a famous music composer, conducted the middle school and high school in songs that he had composed, some of which are Declaration Overture . Anthem for Winds and Percussion, March Spiritoso, and God of Our Fathers. On April 20 and 21, the district music contest was held where they entered 12 events, Superiors were: band, stage band, Keith Long, Linda Vollertson, Chris DeLay, Ann DeBuhr, and Patty Byfield. Excellents were: flute trio, Shari Oestmann, Fred Allen, Lori Niemann, and Roger Strumpler. The year ended with the all-school band concert where all four bands played. The John Philips Sousa Award was given to Lori Kimball. Band members: Rich Alden, Fred Allen, Lanette Ayers, Sharon Bartholmew, Cecil Bassett, Susan Bath, Julie Beatty, Brent Beery, Paul Berger, Jonathan Bohling, Denise Bollen, Vicki Brungardt, Patty Byfield, John Casey, David Choate, Yolanda Choate, Vicki Colgrove, Mike Comstock, Teresa Darling, Ann DeBuhr, Chris Delay, Janet Edgerton, David Edwards, Valerie Fitzsimmons, Cara Fritsch, Jim Genoa, Melanie Glen, Wayne Grable, Chris Griffiths, Kriste Hansen, Tammy Hellbusch, Andrew Jacobsen, Gwen Jantzen, Lori Jantzen, Christy Jansky, Jeff Jones, Janie Kampe, Lori Kimball, Jeff Kistner, Ronda Liewer, Tom Liewer, Keith Long, Darren Lunzmann, Mark McKercher, Carla McMichen, Gary McMichen, Rhett McMichen, Joyce Mellage, Lori Niemann, George Niencehelser, Andy Oestmann, Shari Oestmann, Gary Oldfield, Greg Pippert, Kathy Reeves, Scott Reid, Ritchie Russ, Howard Schlange, Joan Schmidt, Lynn Schmidt, Jim Shuffty, Loree Sowards, Jenny Spear, Tim Spear, Roger Strumpler, Nancy Sullivan, Jenny Vlach, Linda Vollertsen, Peggy Witzenburg, Jay Zimmerman. Drill team members: Annette Bohling, Yolanda Choate, Debbie Hellbusch, Tammy Hellbusch, Lori Jantzen, Ronda Liewer, Nancy Miller, Kathy Reeves, Heather Stewart, Jenny Vlach. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. As the pep band provides the music, Lori Jantzen gets into the swing of things. 2. The reflections of life in band are shown in the bell of a baritone. 3. As the first half of the basketball games comes to an end, the pep band comes alive to support the Bulldogs. 4. While waiting for the game to start, the drill team practices their halftime performance. 5. On November 4, 1978, the Auburn band performs at Pershing Marching Contest at which they received a 1. 6. Claude T. Smith is the guest conductor at the mid-winter band concert. 7. Drill team members. Heather Stewart, Tammy Hellbusch, Jenny Vlach, Captain Nancy Miller, and Yolanda Choate gather early in the morning to practice for performances. 8. Lori Niemann mentally prepares herself to perform her solo at music contest. 31 Cake, pillow raffles earn FHA money Future Homemakers of America had many money making projects. Some were cake raffles, stuffed pillow raffles. They also put on a fashion show of dresses contributed by Hemmingsen's at the annual mother-daughter tea. Members, Sherry Dahlenburg, Suzzy Fischer, Cora Flynn, Jodi Flynn, Susie Fulton, Susan Carver, Lecia Ciesecke, Becky Gentert, Wendy Groves, Rhonda Halkens, Carla Justus, Kelly McAdams, Rose McConnaughey, Cathey Mitchell, Roxanne Morris, Lisa Obermeyer, Karen Palmerton, Pam Simmons, Loree Sowards, Tina Tibbies, Vicki Westerfield. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. FHA member Susan Carver displays her modeling ability. 2. President Tina Tibbies and Kelly McAdams show off the stuffed animals made for raffles. 3. Listening intently during a meeting are Karen Palmerton, Kelly McAdams, Susie Fulton, and Loree Sowards. 4. Cora Flynn reads dialogue for the fashion show. 32 Enthusiasm sends club to Washington The math and science club completed a successful year of bake sales, candy sales, and a soup supper in preparation for their educational trip to Washington D.C. Inflation forced the club members to sell more soup supper tickets to cover expenses. The club initiated 26 new members on February 6. This initiation was different from previous years, because the Greek alphabet recitation was held in private. The members are: Fred Allen, Sharon Bartholomew, Cecil Bassett, Mark Bath, Susan Bath, Brent Beery, Annette Bohling, Rhonda Bohling, Vicki Brungardt, John Burgess, Patty Byfield, David Capps, Lena Carnahan, John Casey, Perry Clark, Lorrie Curnes, Chris Delay, Steve Dingman, Mike Eash, Teresa Ebler, Deirdre Fike, Jeff Filbrandt, Jim Genoa, Doug George, Tanya Gilliland, Melanie Glen, Wayne Grable, Carol Grant, Tom Gulizia, Mike Halkens, Scott Hannaford, Debbie Heidzig, Debbie Hollbusch, Carolyn Hemmingsen, John Henning, Lori Jantzen, Susan Jarvis, Jeff Jones, Janie Kampe, Lori Kimball, Lori Lessor, Keith Long, Rory Mason, Mark McKercher, Carla McMichen, Rhett McMichen, Joyce Mellage, Keith Mellage, Marla Moody, Joyce Myers, Suzanne North, Cindy Rieke, Howard Schlange, Kevin Schlange, Joan Schmidt, Brett Schneider, Tom Shires, Mike Shoff, Tonya Shoopman, Jenny Spear, Nancy Sullivan, Susan Theis, Milton Vandevort, J.C. Voss, Tina Warren, Ed Wist, John Westerfield, Julie Whisler, Tory Whitcomb, Penny Wolfe. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Jenny Spear and Milton Vandevort listen to the order of business. 2. Rhett McMichen, Suzanne North, and Lorrie Curnes sell candy for the club. 3. President Milton Vandevort conducts a meeting. 4. Enthusiasm is a must at meetings as Rhett McMichen illustrates. 33 34 Variety highlights Spanish club year Spanish club members were kept busy this year beginning in early fall with a trip to Boys Town for a flamenco performance. Christmas time offered an opportunity for a pinata party followed by fund raising at basketball concession stands. Members of the club painted a large bullfight mural for decoration in the Spanish room. As the year ended, a Spanish dinner was held at the high school and, also, a spring picnic of grilled steaks and tortilles was enjoyed. Members of the club were: Susan Bath, Debby Carey, Lena Carnahan, David Choate, Teresa Ebler, Becky Centert, Lecia Ciesecke, Wendy Groves, Dan Hill, Ronda Liewer, Cathy Mitchell, Lisa Obermeyer, Mary Polsley, Mary Sullivan, ). C. Voss, Carol Walker, and Tina Warren. FROM TOP: 1. Becky Centert and Mary Sullivan converse in Spanish during a meeting. 2. With a smile of anticipation, Susan Bath breaks the Christmas pinata. 3. Lisa Parriott scrambles after candy. SAB provides fun plus new policies Student Advisory Board members were busy this year establishing new student policies as well as providing a variety of entertainment. Members acted as traditional guides during parent-teacher meetings. SAB members worked with the School Board and fellow students in creating a rule stating that males not involved in athletics, can now wear mustaches. At the close of the year, they ran elections to select future SAB members. President Deirdre Fike, vice president Jerry Whisler, Brad Bridgewater, Lori Lessor, Tom Shires, Steve Dingman, Marla Moody, Penny Wolfe, Alicia Teten, Shari Vaughn, Tom Liewer, Ritchie Russ. TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Two junior SAB representatives. Penny Wolfe and Marla Moody react to a suggestion for the upcoming year. 2. Tom Shires and Deirdre Fike discuss new policies passed through the school board. 3. Magician Jerry Winn teaches Carla Justus and Perry Clark a few card tricks. 4. Lori Lessor volunteers her services to help out the magic act at the convocation. 35 Excellence brings rewards to students CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: 1. Annette Bohling displays her national choral award. 2. Pep club award winners left to right: Tammy Hellbusch, Cara Fritsch, Marla Moody, Patty Byfield, and Nancy Miller. 3. Displaying their winning style are the top three scorers in the national math contest: Perry Clark, Mark McKercher, Mike Eash. 4. Fred Allen and Lori Kimball hold their band awards. 5. Math Olympiad first place winners being congratulated by Dr. Morton Kenner of Northwest Missouri State University are: John Henning, John Burgess, Susan Eckert, Rhonda Bohling and Jim Genoa. 6. Gold A-pin winners FRONT ROW left to right: Tom Gulizia, Lori Jantzen, Lori Kimball, Lori Lessor, Carla Justus, Ann DeBuhr, Deirdre Fike, Shari Oestamnn. BACK ROW: Mark Morrow, John Westerfield, Dan Lunzmann, Tom Shires, Susan Thies, Brent Berry, Mark McKercher, Kraig Casey, and Keith Mellage. 37 38 All sports banquet ends fulfilling year AHS athletes were recognized at the 1978-79 all sports banquet to conclude their year of sports competition. Those letterwomen earning special awards were Vicki Striggow, Young Women's Club and Junior Women's Club track and volleyball award; Lorrie Curnes, Young Women's Club basketball trophy and outstanding girl athlete. Lettermen receiving awards were Dave Sanders, Rotary basketball freethrow award; Lon Haynes, Jaycee wrestling award; Milton Vandevort, golf award; Jerry Whisler, Kiwanis football trophy award; Tom Shires, Dave Swinney memorial all sports award. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Athletic director, Ted Russ, introduces guest speaker, Mark Ahmann. 2. Special award winners display trophies with Mr. Ahmann after the banquet. 3. Cheerleader Doreen Heidzig keeps busy serving. 4. Senior Mark McKercher receives his track letter. 5. Coaches, athletes and fans enjoy food and conversation at the annual all sports banquet. 6. Eldon Swinney congratulates Tom Shires on his receiving of the Dave Swinney memorial all sports award. 7. Freshman Vicki Colgrove returns to her seat after getting her track letter. 8. Scott Hannaford grins modestly after receiving his basketball letter. 39 Juniors learn ways of county gov't day For a day, eighteen Auburn high school juniors learned the ways of county government at the annual county government day at the courthouse. They took the place of government officials and experienced the government occupations. It was sponsored by the Auburn American Legion Post 23. Students from Auburn who took part in the event: County commissioner-)eff Jones, Karen Moenning; county judge-Marla Moody, Mark Howell; county assessor-jenny Spear, Julie Vickers; county sheriff-Cene Taylor, Ty Chapa; county clerk-Doreen Heidzig, Debbie Hell-busch; county treasurer-Lori Striggow, Julie Thiesen; clerk of district court-Janie Kampe, Jack Whisler; county attorney-Dave Armstrong, Penny Wolfe. COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Counly treasurers for the day, l ori Striggow and Julie Thiesen, listen to county treasurer Pat Holtzman explain a few details about the treasury. 2. Listening intently to the discussion are county judge, Mark Howell, and county sheriff, Gene Taylor. 3. Going over some old records are county clerk for the day, Doreen Heidzig and county clerk, Jo Ann Rohrs. 4. Jack Whisler grins at the end of the day of his being clerk of the district court. 40 AHS honor society inducts 18 members Twelve seniors and six juniors were inducted into National Honor Society, determined by two-thirds vote of the faculty on the basis of outstanding service, leadership, character, and scholarship. Lori Lessor, Lori Kimball and Cecil Bassett, members chosen last year, tapped the new members and conducted the initiation ceremonies. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Lori Lessor lights the candle of knowledge as Mr. Layson, Cecil Bassett, and Lori Kimball look on. 2. Guest speaker. Richard Layson, gives a talk on the values of education. 3. New members of National Honor Society: Perry Clark, Cecil Bassett, Susan Thies, Marla Moody, Lori Janizen, Kraig Casey, Suzanne North, Mark McKercher, Keith Long, janie Kampe, jenny Spear, Annette Bohling, Mark Bath, Lorrie Curnes, Fred Allen, Shari Oestmann, Cindy Rieke, Kriste Russ, Ann DeBuhr. 41 Yellow brick road to Jr.-Sr. prom Over the Rainbow created a nostalgic mood at the junior-senior prom. Ushered by sophomore waitresses and waiters, the guests entered the beautiful land of Oz. Guests walked by cornfields, forests, poppy fields, and the witch's castle. Reaching the end of the yellow brick road, they arrived at Emerald City. Senior class president Keith Long and junior class president Kraig Casey began the banquet with satirical speeches. Other entertainment was provided by the boy's quartet singing two numbers from music contest, and jeff Jones and Nancy Sullivan singing Over the Rainbow. Music for the dance was provided by Jump. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Mushrooms and castles await the arrival of dinner guests. 2. Stepping through Dorothy's house, guests entered the land of OZ. 3. Nancy Sullivan, John Henning, Jana Broady, and Milton Vandevort enjoy Jump . 4. Prom entertainment is the boy's quartet: Mark Bath, Fred Allen, Mike Eash, and Jeff Jones. 5. Nancy Sullivan and Jeff Jones sing the prom's theme, Over the Rainbow. 6. A scarecrow guards the cornfield along the yellow brick road. 7. Dancers create quiet moments on the floor. 8. Junior class president Keith Long pays tribute to the seniors. 9. Dressed as munchkins, the servers are: FRONT ROW: Mike Shoff, Alicia Teten, Joyce Mellege, Rick Gulizia; SECOND ROW: Julie Whisler, Shari Vaughn, Valerie Fitzsimmons, Sharon Barthowlmew, Debbie Heidzig, Tanya Guilliland, Cara Fritsch; BACK ROW: Jim Genoa, Jeff Filbrandt, John Henning, Kurt Knippelmier, Scott Hannaford, Tim Niemann, and Randy Simpson. 42 43 Vocational students reverse traditions Voc students switched roles this year. The boys decided to try out their talents cooking and sewing in home-ec while the girls constructed lamps and other projects in shop classes. The new schedule indicated the change in policy to allow students to take classes previously not open to them because of their sex. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Peggy Witzenburg, Laura Thiesen, Lisa Parriol, Sue Hannaford work together in home-ec. 2. Taking a break from his goggles, Eric Chase checks his sawing angle. 3. Working on handouts in home-ec are Shelly Smith and Jodi Flynn. 4. Martin Boomgaarn sands his gun rack in shop. Seniors take third at business contest AHS business students placed third at the annual Peru State College business contest. An entire day was spent on the Peru campus as students attended contest sessions in their respective events. Mike Snodgrass received second and Tammy Hellbusch received third in typing one. Janie Kampe received first place in typing two. In shorthand two, Mark Morrow placed first. Mark also received fifth place in bookkeeping two. Also in bookkeeping two, Mike Meyers placed third. Alan Lunzmann was fifth in general business. Placing first in economics and fourth in business law was Perry Clark. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Kelly McAdams pauses for a moment during her typing assignment. 2. Business contest winners are, FRONT ROW: Janie Kampe. BACK ROW. Perry Clark, Alan Lunzmann, Tammy Hellbusch, Mark Morrow and Mike Snodgrass. NOT PICTURED: Mike Meyers. 3. Receiving their certificates of proficiency in bookkeeping are Suzzy Fischer and Kriste Russ. 45 AHS seniors master journalistic styles With only three students returning from last year's staff, the 1978-79 journalism class did not allow their inexperience to hinder their mastering of the journalistic style. Students prepared the annual by taking pictures, developing film, typing, cropping pictures, and writing headlines, copy, and cutlines. Annual staff: editor Annette Bohling, Brent Beery, Carol Brady, Jana Broady, Vicki Brungardt, Patty Byfield, Lorrie Curnes, Ann DeBuhr, Deirdre Fike, Carolyn Hemmingsen, Janie Kampe, Lori Kimball, Keith Mellage, Mark Marrow, Shari Oestmann, Dave Sanders, Tom Shires, Vicki Striggow, Susan Thies, Todd Zinn. 46 FROM TOP: 1. Patty Byfield, Ann DeBuhr, and Mark Morrow finish drawing a layout. 2. Lorrie Curnes indexes students' names as Brent Beery and Dave Sanders watch. 3. Proofreading the completed yearbook pages takes concentration for Annette Bohling and Susan Thies. 4. Newly printed pictures are evaluated by Tom Shires, Lori Kimball, and Shari Oestmnn. 5. Copywriting involves several members of the journalism class. Science department gains new teacher Besides a new year, Auburn students also faced a new science teacher. Mr. Robert Uhri taught chemistry, physics, and senior science. Mr. Bennett returned to AHS to teach biology and advanced biology. Among the science department's projects were frog disecting, starch analysis, building atoms, and growing plants. CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM LEFT: 1. Kevin Schlange and Glenn Wolfe talk over an assignment before handing it in. 2. Mike Shoff and john King study the internal organs of a frog. 3. Debbie Roles thinks out an experiment for science. 4. Finishing her chemistry experiment, Jenny Spear washes some test tubes. 47 New art instructor develops techniques New techniques were introduced by Mr. Terry Thacker in his first year at A.H.S. Some of these new techniques were papier mach , pottery candles, and the other art projects. Many of the art students had some of their different projects displayed in the show cases outside the art and science departments. Mr. Thacker's classes included three sections of Art I, Art II, Art III and crafts. He also supervised a student teacher for part of the year. COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Before painting a poster, Tina Warren and Teresa Ebler mix paint. 2. Darren Lunzmann and David Slater watch Greg Chapin display his technique at the pottery wheel. 3. Finishing painting his papier mach£ camel is Charles Haynes. 4. Concentration is needed by Carol Walker when she paints her flowers with water colors. 48 49 Close games decide season mark of 3-6 Auburn's varsity football team finished the season at 3-6 with several games lost in the last few minutes. Coach Rich Birdsley, assisted by Jim Kearney, Bob Kechley, and Ted Russ, lettered 23 players. Offense was lead by quarterback Dave Sanders, with Tom Shires leading rusher with 993 yds. Defense was lead by Jerry Whisler with 206 pts. Tom Gulizia was leading receiver with 13 for 189 yds. and 3 touchdowns. Gulizia also set a new record with 14 kickoff returns for 423 yds. Shires and Whisler were selected to the all-conference team while Gulizia and Garver received all-conference honorable mention. f ♦ f A ■ 129 1 1 50 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. 78 varsity football team front row from left: Tim Niemann, Dennis Kimball, Tom Shires, Mark Howell, Jerry Whisler, Steve Chase. 2nd row: Randy Simpson, Steve Dingman, Tom Catlett, Tom Gulizia, Jeff Garver, Bill Kieler, Mark Bath. 3rd row: Todd Zinn, Scott Teten, Alan Smisek, Clint Edgerton, Dan Lunzmann, Dave Sanders, Mike Shoff. 2. Bulldog bench reflects the game's tempo. 3. Tom Gulizia tackles an opposing back. 4. Tom Shires outruns a Trojan tackier. 5. A host of Bulldogs brings down a Southern Raider. 6. Dave Sanders completes a pass downfield. 7. Co-captain Jerry Whisler heads for a rest on the bench. 8. Tom Gulizia knocks down a Nebraska City pass. 9. Tom Shires fights for tough yards. 51 Frosh undefeated; reserves develop Coach Curnes' freshman team enjoyed an undefeated season at 5-0. Quarterback David Kimball led the freshmen for 553 total yards with a 58% completion average. Running backs Mike Condit, Kevin Meyers, and Lanny Curnes combined for 1900 total yards, with Mike Condit the leading rusher with 572 yards. The defense was led by Lanny Curnes and Rich Alden. Auburn reserves showed inexperience with their season record. Led by Rod Keithly and John Henning as quarterbacks, the reserves compiled a 1-3 season. Coach Jim Kearney sighted Todd Zinn and Scott Teten for their defensive leadership. The reserves are looking forward to next year and a chance for revenge. TOP TO BOTTOM, 1. Rod Keithley leads reserve team through warm-up drills before a game. 2. Reserve football team, 1st row: left to right, Kurt Knipplemier, John King, Jack Whisler, Charlie Haynes, Kevin Schlange, Chuck Sierks. 2nd row: Scott Hanaford, Brett Schneider, Rick Gulizia, Mike Apple, Tim Gebers, John Henning. 3rd row: Tim Niemann, Randy Simpson, Steve Dingman, Scott Teten, Jerry Dill, Jim Genoa, Jeff Filbrandt, Rod Keithley. Not pictured: Rich Byfield. 3. Bulldog reserves fight for position on bench. 52 Cross Country has five go to state meet For the seventh year in a row, the cross country team qualified for the state meet in which they finished seventh in the standings. The team, consisting of five seniors, a junior, a sophomore, and a freshman, was one of the largest in recent years. Coached by Mr. Dale Bradley and led by seniors Kevin Howat and Mark McKercher, the team defended their title as champions of the Falls City Invitational and Twin Rivers Conference. They went undefeated in their dual meets, brought home five trophies, and placed second at the district meet which qualified them for state. Clockwise from left: 1. Reserve runners, Ron Broers, Brent Beery, and Sterling Haynes, strive to the top of the hill. 2. Mark McKercher and Kevin Howat exert strain for a first place tie. 3. Cross country team, 1st row: left to right, Tim Spear, Danny Panning, Jeff Jones, Kevin Howat, Mark McKercher. 2nd row: Scott Shoff, Brent Beery, Sterling Haynes, Ron Broers, Shannon Haworth. 4. In a home dual, Tim Spear follows Danny Panning to the finish line. 53 Varsity VB record shows improvement This year's volleyball team was coached by Mrs. Diane Birdsley and Mr. Jim Kleine. The girls made an improvement over last years record with five wins. The dual season record was 5-2 but after tournaments and the Syracuse and Peru invitationals, it ended in a 7-8 record. Fourth place was achieved at conference tournament, winning to Blair. Vicki Striggow was named to the second string all conference team with Lorrie Curnes and Joyce Myers honorable mention. 54 • • Reserve 4-3 record underclassmen 7-1 The reserve team had a good year. Their season ended with four wins and three losses. Reserve defeats were Techumseh, Johnson-Brock, Wymore, and Falls City. Freshman volleyball record was 1-7. Wymore was the victory. Head coach Mrs. Diane Birdsley and assistant Mr. Jim Kleine led the reserve and freshman teams. Dawson- Blair Elk Creek Southeast Blair Fairbury Syracuse won lost won CLOCKWISE, LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Front row, Laura Theison, Gwen Jantzen, Kathy Reeves, Vicki Colgrove, Janet Byfield, Sue Hannaford, Karla Duncan. Row 2: Tammy Hellbusch, Yolanda Choate, Rhonda Barrett, Sharon Perry, Peggy Witzenburg, Jim Klein. Row 3: Lynn Schmidt, Joyce Mellage, Debbie Heidzig, Tanya Gilliland, Susan Eckert, Managers: Kelly Smith, Shelly Smith. 2. Front row, Joyce Myers, Marla Moody, Chris DeLay, Tonya Shoopman. Row 2: Lori Striggow, Kelly Knippelmier, Alicia Teten, Lori Lessor, Coach Diane Birdsley, Chris Cole, Carol Brady. Row 3: Coach Jim Kleine, Debbie Oakley, Jenny Spear, Vicki Striggow, Lorrie Curnes. 3. Striggow, Spear, and Cole get ready to receive a serve. 4. Lorrie Curnes goes up for an attempted block. 5. The varsity takes a break and talks about the next set to be played. 6. Showing deep emotion, Jenny Spear attempts to score against Tecumseh. 7. Shouting her encouragement to other players is Chris DeLay. 8. Freshmen show their excitement after a victory. 55 Seniors lead team throughout season Coach Gary Spear's varsity basketball team this year improved by winning three times as many games as the year before. The season's campaign wound up a 3-17 record. Eight of the 20 games were against teams which were rated in the top 10 in class B sometime during the season. The bulldogs scored an average of 56.7 points a game while giving up an average of 70.5 points to the other teams. The bulldogs were led by seniors Kevin Howat and Tom Shires who averaged 12.3 and 10.4 points a game. There were nine letter winners on this year's team of which three will return. The bulldogs were ahead in the turnover column by turning the ball over 15.5 times per game while causing the opponents to turn it over 18.2 times per game. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Kevin Howat awaits the opposing team. 2. Scott Teten goes in for a lay up. 3. Members of varsity squad from left to right: Front; Randy Simpson, Scott Teten, Tom Shires, jeff Jones, Scott Hanaford, manager, John Williamson, coach Spear. Back; coach Kearney, manager Howard Schlange, Dave Armstrong, Kevin Howat, Dan Panning, Jeff Garver, Brent Beery, Dave Sanders, and Rod Keithley. 4. Dan Panning puts up a jump shot. 5. Brent Beery goes over strategy of defense. 6. Going up for a rebound is Jeff Garver. 7. Tom Shires brings the ball up the court with Scott Teten as an outlet. 8. Jumping high for a tip-off is Dave Sanders. 57 Reserve, frosh teams become competitive Coached by Jim Kearney the 78-79 reserve basketball team compiled a 7-8 record. They were led by Randy Simpson and Scott Hannaford who averaged 9.1 and 8.6 points a game respectively. As a team they averaged 47.5 points a game. Harold Groves led the team in rebounding with 89 rebounds on the season. The freshman team this year acquired a record of 6-5 on the season and went on to place second at the Twin-Rivers Conference Tourney in Syracuse. They were led by Mike Condit, Lanny Curnes, and Robert Jones. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Randy Simpson drives for the basket between two defenders. 2. Following through on the free throw is Jeff Jones. 3. Reserve team from left to right: Back row: Kevin Reeves, Jerry Dill, Dwayne Feighner, Mike Apple, Randy Simpson, Rob Mowery, coach Kearney. Front row: Jeff Jones, Harold Groves, Scott Hannaford, Rod Keithley, Dave Armstrong. 4. Freshman team, front: Robert Jones, Gary Oldfield, Lanny Curnes, Mike Condit; 2nd row: Tom Liewer, Darren Lunzman, Greg Pippert, Ritchie Russ, Mark McConnaughey; Back row: Mike Comstock, Paul Berger. Not pictured: David Kimball, Tim Spear. Underclassmen post respectable records The lady bulldogs reserve team coached by Diana Birdsley compiled a 5-6 record this year. They competed well as a team as they lost 4 games by 7 or less points. The freshman came away with a 3-2 winning record. They also were coached by Mrs. Birdsley and were led by Vickie Colgrove as their leading scorer. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Freshman team, front: Jenny Vlach, Tammy Hellbusch, Vickie Colgrove, Kristie Clark; Back: Laura Theisen, Gwen Jantzen, Coach Birdsley, Teresa Darling, Jody Flynn. 2. Tonya Shoopman reaches in on a steal attempt. 3. Clockwise from left: Reserve team; front row: Carolyn Hemmingsen, Laurie Clark, Alicia Teten, Chris Delay, Cara Fritsch; Back: Coach Smith, Vickie Colgrove, Tammy Hellbusch, Joan Schmidt, Tonya Shoopman, Laura Theisen, Joann Beatty, Susan Eckert, Coach Birdsley. 4. Chris Delay jumps high for a rebound. 59 Girls varsity led by senior All-Stater Girls varsity basketball under the coaching of Franklin Smith and assistant coach Diane Birdsley completed their season with a 8-9 record. Senior, Lorrie Curnes broke the school record for most points scored in a basketball game with 37 pts. against Nebraska City. Curnes also led the team in scoring and rebounding, with 345 pts. and 183 rebounds. Second in both scoring and rebounding was senior Carol Grant with 80 pts. and 129 rebounds. Chris Cole lead assists with 40. Smith lettered eight girls: Seniors Carol Grant, Vicki Striggow, Lorrie Curnes, Chris Cole and Lori Lessor; Juniors Jenny Spear and Marla Moody; and Sophomore Tonya Shoopman. 60 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Coaches Frank Smith and Dianna Birdsley look for a win. 2. Driving past her opponent jenny Spear hits a lay up. 3. Dribbling around the end Chris Cole looks for an open teammate. 4. Vicki Striggow connects from the charity line. 5. Marla Moody throws the ball in against a defender. 6. Concentrating on getting the ball up the court is Lori Lessor. 7. Looking for two, Lorrie Curnes takes a shot. 8. Varsity team, left to right front: jenny Spear, Marla Moody, Chris Cole, Lorrie Curnes, Vicki Striggow, Lori Lessor, Carol Grant. Row 2: Carolyn Hemmingson, Lori Clark, Alicia Teten, Chris Delay, Tonya Shoopman, Cara Fritsch. Row 3: coach Frank Smith, student managers Patty Byfield, Teresa Ebler, Nancy Miller, coach Deanna Birdsley. 61 Wrestlers qualify 4 to state tournament Wrestlers finished their season with 3 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie in dual meets. Four team members qualified for state in February: Charlie Haynes at 126 lbs. finished with a 19-6-2 record; Lon Haynes at 155 lbs. finished with a 28-2 record and Class B championship this year and a 78-14 record in his high school career; Bill Kieler at 167 lbs. was Class B state runner-up and finished with a 25-1 record. Mike Shoff placed 6th at state in the heavyweight division and ended with a 23-7 record. The coaches remarked that it was a very satisfying season and things look bright for next year with only three weight classes graduating. The team had good leadership from seniors Brad Bridgewater, Lon Haynes, Terry Lotter, and Jerry Whisler. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP OF PAGE: 1. The varsity bench cheers on a fellow wrestler with some helpful hints. 2. Jerry Whisler rolls over into a pinning position. 3. Wrestling team left to right: Scott Bannon, Brian Bradley, Lonnie Bantz, Kevin Meyers, Sterling Haynes, Lanny Smith, Bill Kieler, Charlie Haynes, Chuck Sierks, Brian Allgood, Jeff Cope, Dan Stukenholtz, Bill Westerfield. Not pictured: Lon Haynes Jerry Whisler, Mike Shoff, Brad Bridgewater, Terry Lotter, John Burgess, John Henning. 4. Charlie Hayes is moving in for a take down. 5. Warming up for his opponent, Brad Bridgewater goes through his exercises. 6. The referee raises Lon Haynes' hand after his victory. 7. Mike Shoff shows great emotion after his victory against his Nebraska City opponent. 8. Bill Kieler adds to his perfect record by turning his opponent on his back. 62 Four track members compete at state Mr. Dale Bradley finished his coaching career by qualifying four boys to the state track meet. Senior Tom Shires placed second in the state meet in the 100 yard dash and qualified in the 220. Senior Mark McKercher placed seventh in the one mile run. Other qualifiers were junior Jeff Jones placing eighth in the two mile and sophomore Mike Shoff claimed the school record by putting the shot 53'1 2 . Members of the track team were: Freshmen: Paul Berger, Brian Bradley, Mike Condit, Junior Cugat, Lanny Curnes, Shannon Hayworth, Andrew Jacobson, David Kimball, Scott Shoff, Tim Spear. Sophomores: Gerry Dill, Jim Genoa, Rick Gulizia, John Henning, Sterling Haynes, Kevin Reeves, Mike Shoff, Randy Simpson, Jeff Hilbrandt. Juniors: Dave Armstrong, Perry Clark, Charlie Haynes, Mark Howell, Jeff Jones, Alan Lunzman, Kevin Smith, Gene Taylor, Scott Teten. Seniors: Mark McKercher, Dan Panning, Tom Shires. CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM RIGHT: 1. Before the spin, Mark Howell hopes for a good throw. 2. Tim Spear shows his endurance in the two-mile run. 3. Warming up is important to Mark McKercher in the mile run. 4. Caught in mid-spin is Mike Shoff. 5. Tom Shires shows his winning stride in the 220 yard dash. 6. Scott Teten concentrates on pole placement in the pole vault event. 7. Keeping his balance is important to Jeff Filbrandt. 8. Mike Condit shows his hurdle form during a meet. 66 Senior girls show squads leadership Auburn's girls' varsity track season was highlighted by the third consecutive qualification of senior Lorrie Curnes to the state meet held in North Platte. Curnes along with other senior track members were the leaders of the team. Senior Vicki Striggow placed high in meets but was unable to qualify for the state meet. The team was coached by Mr. Kliene and Mrs. Kirkendall, a student teacher from Peru State College. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Linda Vollertsen is on the heels of the Plattsmouth girl in the last leg of the two mile relay. 2. Laurie Clark and l.orrie Curnes discuss strategy before their events. 3. Tonya Gilliland out runs opponents in the 200 meter dash. 4. Showing determination in finishing her event is Marla Moody. 5. Vicki Striggow gets the thrill of crossing the wire first in the 100 meter dash. 6. Alicia Teten hands off to Tammy Hellbusch in the two mile relay. 7. In the 400 meter relay, Tonya Gilliland and Chris DeLay show their ability to hand-off successfully. 67 Senior golfers show leadership on greens Five seniors helped Mr. Kearney in his first year of coaching golf. The season wasn't one of the best Auburn has ever had but it proved to be a learning experience for the go rs and coach. Milton Vandervort led all golfers by being a medal winner at the Tri-County Invitational. The varsity dual record was two wins and seven losses. 68 Members of the team were: Fred Allen, Mark Bath, Brent Beery, Dan Grable, Don Grable, Doug George, Bill jansky, Darren Lunzmann, Gary McMichen, Greg Pippert, Ritchie Russ, Howard Schlange, Kevin Vandevort, Milton Vandevort, and Ed Wist. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Milton Vandevort takes a break after a tough match. 2. Checking for tees in Doug George. 3. Brent Beery, Mark Bath, and Fred Allen take timeout to compare scores. 4. Practicing putting is Howard Schlange. mA frxi L V? 69 70 Rich Alden Brian Allgood Carl Andrew Lanette Ayres Scott Bannon Lonnie Bantz Rhonda Barrett Dave Barton Paul Berger Jonathan Bohling Denise Bollen Brian Bradley Dan Bridgewater Diane Brink Dan Brouhard Fred Butts Janet Byfield Eric Chase Frosh emerge into new surroundings Speech, English, typing, and math were among the requirements for the class of '82. Some entered into their frosh year shy and unsure of themselves but by the end of the year were involved in clubs and various activities. Class sponsors, Mrs. Marnell, Mr. Smith, Mr. Spear, and Mrs. Vaughn kept them well informed and enthusiastic. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: 1. Class officers: Tammy Hellbusch, David Kimball, Jennifer Vlach, Lanny Curnes. 2. Vicki Colgrove reaches for her report card with anticipation. 3. While playing in pep band, Paul Berger is caught daydreaming. 4. Settling down to work after the bell rings in Leisha Kimball. 5. Comparing projects are Yolanda Choate and Lisa Parriott. Yolanda Choate Kristy Clark Vickie Colgrove Mike Comstock Mike Condit Janet Cope Bill Cooney Lanny Curnes Teresa Darling Leslie Dean Bobby Dishong Karla Duncan 71 Jodi Flynn Hayley Fulton John George Chris Griffiths Sue Hannaford Kristi Hansen Dave Harper Shannon Haworth Tammy Hellbusch Cathy Henricks Andrew Jacobsen Christy Jansky Gwen Jantzen Robert Jones Ron Keen David Kimball Leisha Kimball Jeff Kistner Brenda Lash Tom Liewer Frosh begin work for AHS projects CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Lanny Curnes shows great concentration before shooting his first free throw. 2. As Rich Alden types with determination, Brian Bradley sneaks a look at the photographer. 3. The lower commons becomes a practice area for drill team members Tammy Hellbusch and Jenny Vlach. 4. Bobby Dishong completes his shop project. 5. Chris Cole aids David Kimball in the race to finish his bottle first. 6. Senior Fred Allen aids freshman Don Brouhard in shop class. 72 Darren Lunzmann Mark McConnaughey Dean McMann Gary MeMichen Kevin Meyers Jeff Minner Ron Mowery Tim Nichols George Nincehelser Gary Oldfield Karen Palmerton Lisa Parriott Sharon Perry Greg Pippert Brian Puhalla Kathy Reeves 73 74 Freshmen find new excitement in AHS Brian Tanner Laura Theison John Thompson Steve Thompson Jennifer Vlach Barton Wheeler Sally Wickham Darcy Williams David Wilson Peggy Witzenburg CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Kevin Meyers puts final touches on his hanging lamp. 2. Warming up on the contrabass clarinet is Christy Griffiths. 3. Tim Spear takes a break during shop class. 4. Jenny Vlach concentrates on not misspelling any words on typing I. 5. Mike Condit listens tentatively in geography class. 6. Danny Bridgewater waits for geography class to be dismissed. 7. George Nincehelser works on a typing I job. 75 Class of '81 takes challenges in stride Sophomores handled their first year as upperclassmen by meeting more challenges. After the surprise of their first homecoming as freshmen they seemed to be more experienced in their roll this year and finished second in the inches of spirit contest. Along with this, they handled a full schedule of classes. Their usual schedules consisted of geometry, English 10, and Biology. David Allgood Mike Andrew Tim Andrew Tony Anville Mike Apple Lori Ayres Sharon Bartholomew Susan Bath Joann Beatty Darryl Berry Ronda Bohling Rosanna Brown CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Class officers: Tim Neimann, Cara Fritsch, Valerie Fitsimmons, Jim Genoa. 2. Jay Zimmerman shows enjoyment and enthusiasm during a class. 3. Inspecting a biological slide is Dave Edwards. 4. John King gets advice from Mr. Curnes. 76 Ward Brown John Burgess David Capps Greg Chapin David Choate Laurie Clark Julie Coatney Chris DeLay Linda DeLay Brian Demers Gerry Dill Linda Douglas Susan Eckert Janet Edgerton David Edwards Dwayne Feighner Jeff Fillbrandt Valerie Fitzsimmons Cara Fritsch Susan Fulton Tim Gebers 77 Sophomores work for new achievement ' V. ■- f Jim Genoa Doug George Tanya Gilliland Melanie Glen Don Grable Harold Groves Rick Gulizia Terry Haith Mike Halkens Rachel Hanchett Scott Hannaford Sterling Haynes Debbie Heidzig Monica Henderson John Henning Vicky Henrichs Danny Hill Kevin Hostler Denise Hunter Doug Hutson 78 Randy Jansky David Jones Kevin Jones John King Kurt Knipplemier Ronald Koppleman Alan Kuhlman Robert Mason Carla McMichen Joyce Mellage Philip Miller Robb Mowery Tim Niemann Charlene Nikolitch Kathy Oakley CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: 1 Rachel Hanchett waits for admit slip to be signed in English class. 2. Lori Ayers checks her total in record keeping. 3. Deep in study is Philip Miller. 4. Displaying her creative handywork is shop student Linda DeLay. 5. Brett Schnieder works on term paper in study hall. 79 Karla Parkhurst Diane Reeves Kevin Reeves Laurie Reeves Barbara Robling Debbie Roles Susan Rumbaugh Scott Sayer Kevin Schlange Lynn Schmidt Brett Schnieder Mike Schoff Tonya Shoopman jim Shuffty Danny Sikyta Randy Simpson Loree Sowards Theresa Springer CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Smirking at a joke is janet Edgerton in her english class. 2. Randy Jansky studies intensely his geometry assignment. 3. By comparing answers, Carla McMichen gains confidence. 4. Rick Gulizia dissects a frog in biology class. 5. While the english class carries on, Valerie Fitzsimmons daydreams of other things. 6. Randy Simpson stops note-taking to participate in the discussion in world history class. 80 Heather Stewart Roger Struempler Alicia Teten Harold Thompson Kevin Vandervort Shari Vaughn Linda Vollertsen John Voss Bill Westerfield Vicki Westerfield Julie Whisler Tory Whitcomb 81 Juniors look to final year at AHS Juniors looked back on their year with a sigh of relief. They realized now as they approach their final year that they no longer have to worry about magazine sales and concession stands. After enjoying their challenges of raising money for prom and their first year in Math and Science club they move on to their final year at A.H.S. John Casey Ty Chapa Perry Clark Tim Clark Jeff Cope Sherry Dahlenburg Jeff Dettman Steve Dingman Mike Eash Teresa Ebeler Kim Elske Suzzy Fischer Susan Garver Becky Gentert Dan Grable Gene Hammer Charlie Haynes Doreen Heidzig CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Junior class officers are John Casey, Mike Eash, Keith Long, and Jenny Spear. 2. Expressing a negative glance, Cheryl Casey stays busy behind the desk. 3. Mark Howell gets a few pointers from Dave Sanders on taking a waxbath. 4. Showing a camera-happy smile is Ty Chapa. 5. Nan Sayer shows daughter, Trisha, off to fellow classmates in home-ec. 83 Ronald Heidzig Debbie Hellbusch Carolyn Hemmingsen Nancy Hernes Mark Heywood Mark Howell Jody Jarvis Susan Jarvis Jeff Jones Elmer Jones Kevin Jones Janie Kampe Rodney Keithley Terry Kennedy Bill Kieler Kelly Knipplemier Ronda Liewer Keith Long Alan Lunzman Kathleen Maddox Rory Mason Keliy McAdams Lisa Merit Cathy Mitchell COUNTER-CLOCKWISE RIGHT TO LEFT: 1. As a student librarian aide, Pam Simmons types cards for the library card catalog. 2. In the media center, Penny Wolfe relaxes while reading a magazine. 3. During p.e., Debbie Dishong waits to return the birdie in a badminton game. 4. At college night, Sharon Wintz and her parents enjoy discussion with a college representative. 5. Cecil Bassett and his clarinet make music during band. 84 Juniors surpass their goal for prom Jessie Mitchell Karen Moenning Marla Moody Roxann Morris Andy Oestmann Karen Parkhurst Mary Polsley Cindy Rieke Cindy Ruby DeAnna Rumbaugh Nan Sayer Joan Schmidt 85 Class of '80 help in making the yr. fun Chuck Sierks Pam Simmons Kevin Smith Tom Snodgrass Jenny Spear Lori Striggow Curt Struempler Dan Stukenholtz Mary Sullivan Nancy Sullivan Gene Taylor Scott Teten 86 Julie Thiesen David Vanderford Julie Vickers Carol Walker Tina Warren Ricky Wescott Willie Wescott Julie Whisler Cindy Whitcomb Maynard Williams Sharon Wintz Ed Wist NOT PICTURED: Dave Armstrong Perry Bratcher Amy Cullen Debbie Dishong Lecia Giesecke Doris Grable Andy Grow CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Julie Beatty has a good time teaching to 7th period freshman home-ec. 2. During career night. Perry Clark looks at an interesting school. 3. Kelly McAdams stands ready to hit the bird across the net in P.E. 4. Jack Armstrong has an exciting time in study hall. 5. Trying to find something to do in class Cathy Mitchell looks around. 6. Accompanying the music Christmas concert, Ronda Liewer plays the trombone for certain songs. 87 Last year of school is relief to seniors CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Ron Broers and Mike Hanchett work hard in small engines class. 2. Dan Panning shows Shari Oestmann the techniques of hand stitching. 3. Getting into her locker is Rhonda Halkens. 4. Comparing definitions in vocabulary are Steve Chase and Brad Bridgewater. 5. Senior class officers: Lori Kimball, vice president; Kraig Casey, president; Debbie Oakley, secretary; Debbie Whitaker, treasurer. 6. Thinking of the days activities is David Slater. 88 Carol Brady Brad Bridgewater Jana Broady Ron Broers Vicki Brungardt Laurie Byfield Debbie Carey Karla Carnahan Luanna Carnahan Kraig Casey Robin Carr Kevin Casey 90 AHS Seniors leave many new traditions CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Mark McKercher works desperately with crepe paper as it gets the best of him. 2. Daydreaming during class is Suzanne North. 3. During a study hall, Brent Beery glances at the camera 4 Jeff Wheeler tries to explain what he wrote in the senior memory book. 5. Taking up a new habit of biting her nails, Lori Kimball tries to relax in sociology. Thomas Catlett Steve Chase Sandy Childers Chris Cole Pat Collins Lorrie Curnes 91 Seniors remember too many busy days Ann DeBuhr Nancy DeFreece Cathey Dettmann Johnnie Douglas Clint Edgerton 92 Carol Grant Tom Gulizia CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: 1. Listening intentively to class discussion is Pat Collins. 2. Kraig Casey ends another day of school. 3. Chelly Mullins gets away with some reading during study period. 4. Lori Jantzen catches up on her reading before class begins. 5. Why . . . C'mon , as Annette Bohling puts her point across. Virginia Jarrett Carla Justus Donna Harms Kevin Howat Cheryl Howell Laura Jantzen Den Kimball ms Brenda Kopplemann Lori Lessor Terry Lotter Dan Lunzmann Seniors show many enthusiastic moods CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Taking a break during music Kriste Russ gets involved in a conversation. 2. Jeff Garver and Jerry Whisler cheer their team on at the G.A.L. powder puff game. 3. Enjoying her chili during lunch is Carla Justus. 4. Dave Sanders relaxes during a hard swing choir workout. 5. Helping Mr. Z during swing choir is Nancy Miller. 6. An astounded look comes to Patty Byfield and Andrew Jacobsen when surprised by the camera. 95 Getting involved is the class of 1979 CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Playing hide-n-seek in the media center study earrells, Rhett McMichen demonstrates his enthusiasm. 2. With pointer in hand, Keith Mellage points to the coordinates of a hyperbola graph. 3. Scott Reid is attempting to keep up with the speed reading machine in the media center. 4. Concentrating on playing the tymbolies in pep band is Ann DeBuhr. 5. Milton Vandevort explains to the honors math class how he arrived at his solution. Rose McConnaughey Mark McKercher Rhett McMichen Keith Mellage Carla Mertes Nancy Miller 96 97 Jerri Patterson Jerry Railsback Seniors show new skills in last year CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. John Westerfield studies for his up coming vocabulary test. 2. Drawing up plans for drafting class is Wayne Grable. 3. Mark Bath gets a chuckle out of vocabulary class. 4. Carol Brady demonstrates the crazy looks of the '50's 5. Turning aside, Howard Schlange catches the remark from a fellow student. 6. Dennis Kimball looks for any help he can get in the media center. 7. Taking a moment to rest, Lori Lessor reclines on the bleachers. 99 Seniors anticipate last day of school David Sanders Howard Schlange Tom Shires David Slater Vicki Striggow Laurie Stukenholtz 100 Susan Thies Tina Tibbies Millon Vandevort Jeff VonBergen Susi VonBergen John Westerfield Jeff Wheeler Jerry Whisler Debbie Whitaker Not pictured: Cora Flynn Wendy Groves Lon Haynes Alan Hutson Randy Sikyta Alan Smisek CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Kevin Casey and Brad Bridgewater talk over the mornings activities during their lunch hour. 2. Finishing her painting is Iranian student Laleh Maskoaki. 3. Wayne Grable and Kraig Casey ponder over a problem during Honors Math. 101 Class of '79 leaves fond memories behind Commencement exercises were held in the gymnasium on May 20 for the class of 1979. The invocation was given by Deirdre Fike and the benediction by Kraig Casey. Speeches by Lori Lessor and Mark McKercher preceded the scholarship announcements by Dr. Lohrberg. The band performed “Cod of Our Fathers and seniors sang Come in from the Rain. Mr. Austin presented the class to school board president Glenn Witzenburg who handed out the diplomas. 102 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. A pot full of blue carnations, the class flower, awaits for the seniors. 2. The AHS band honors graduating seniors by playing, “Cod of Our Fathers ' 3. A diploma and class flower bring a smile to the face of Chona Pacot. 4. Wendy Groves accepts her scholarship from Mr. Curnes. 5. A few seniors reflect on past years as they wait patiently for commencement to begin. 6. Lori Lessor presents her speech on the “Looking-glass Self. 7. Lori Kimball shows tears of joy and sorrow with fellow seniors. 8. Senior members sing “Come In From the Rain. 9. Mark McKercher delivers his message on courage. 103 104 Seniors honored by scholarship awards Mark Bath: Auburn Chamber of Commerce Agriculture award Annette Bohling: Hastings College Music Scholarship, Kiwanis Scholarship Carol Bardy: Softball tuition waiver to Peru State College Jana Broady: Nemaha County Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Kraig Casey: Peru Cooperative School Scholarship, Bert Franklin Jeanne Mari Hutton Memorial Scholarship, Charles Andrew Memorial Scholarship Lorrie Curnes: Northwest Missouri State University Physical Education Scholarship Ann DeBuhr: Auburn Chamber of Commerce Vocational Scholarship Deirdre Fike: Bond Kennedy Scholarship, Charles T. Andrew Memorial Scholarship Carol Grant: Nebraska Wesleyan University Achievement Scholarship Wendy Groves: Peru V.F.W. Auxiliary Lon Haynes: McCook Jr. College Lori Jantzen: David Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, University of Nebraska Regent Alternate, Nemaha County Hospital Auxiliary Alternate Scholarship Carla Justus: Northwest Missouri State University Special award Lori Kimball: Spirit of Junior Miss Pageant, Nebraska Christian College Academic Scholarship, Auburn Jr. Chamber of Commerce Dan Lunzmann: Benjamin Harrison Memorial Scholarship Mark McKercher: University of Nebraska Regent, Alpha Beta Gamma Scholarship, Math Medal Joyce Myers: Auburn Education Association Scholarship, Peru State College President's Scholarship Mike Myers: Vergil Lehr Memorial Scholarship Lori Niemann: Oklahoma Christian College Lisa Obermeyer: Ralph Darling Memorial Rotary Scholarship Shari Oestmann: Northwest Missouri State University Special award Scholarship Kriste Russ: Jr. Chamber of Commerce, Simplicity pattern Award David Sanders: Board of Trustees Scholarship to Peru State College Tom Shires: Kiwanis Club Scholarship Susan Thies: Peru State College Cooperative School Scholarship Susan Von Bergen: Benjamin Harrison Memorial Scholarship to Peru State College John Westerfield: Peru State College Cooperative School Scholarship Jerry Whisler: Neal Thomas Sportsmanship Memorial Scholarship FROM TOP: 1. Lori Jantzen receives the David Scholarship. 2. Receiving the Peru State College Cooperative School Scholarship, is John Westerfield. 3. Kraig Casey gets his scholarships while being congratulated by Mr. Curnes. Index A Adams, Eric 82 Alden, Rich 30,70 Allen, Carrie 15 Allen, Fred 22,26,28,29,30,37,41 42,68,88 Allgood, Brian 63,70 Allgood, David 76 Andrews, Carl 70 Andrew, Mike 76 Andrew, Patrick 88 Andrew, Tim 26,76 Anville, Tony 76 Apple, Mike 52,58,76 Armstrong, Dave 26,28,57,58 Armstrong, Jack 26,82 Ayers, Lanette 30,70 Ayers, Lori 76 B Bannon, Scott 26,63,70 Bantz, Lonny 63,70 Barrett, Rhonda 55,70 Bartholomew, Sharon 30,42,76 Barton, Dave 70 Bassett, Cecil 24,29,30,41,82 Bath, Mark 19,24,26,41,42,50,68,88 Bath, Susan 26,30,34,76 Beatty, Joan 59,76 Beatty, Julie 30,82 Bebb, Beth 15 Beery, Brent 30,37,46,53,56,57, 68,88,90 Beery, Gerald 14 Bennett, Shelby 12 Berger, Paul 30,58,70 Berry, Donna 76 Berry, Virginia 88 Bird, Big 19 Birdsley, Diana 11,54,59,61 Birdsley, Richard 10 Blecha, Ruth 13 Bodcn, Michael 82 Bohling, Annette 19,22,26,28,30,37, 41,46,88,92 Bohling, Jonathan 30,70 Bohling, Ronda 37,76 Bollen, Bruce 26,82 Bollcn, Denise 30,70 Boomgaarn, Martin 44 Bradley, Brian 63,70 Bradley, Dale 8 Brady, Carol 19,54,89.98 Brettmann, Lisa 26,82 Bridgewater, Brad 68,89,101 Bridgewater, Dan 70 Brink, Aaron 82 Brink, Diana 70 Broady, Jana 42,46,89 Broers, Ron 53,88,89 Brouhard, Don 70 Brown, Rosanna 76 Brown, Ward 77 Brungardt, Vicki 20,26,30,46,89 Burgess, John 37,77 Butts, Freddie 70 Byfield, Janet 26,55,70 Byfield, Patty 26,28,29,30,37,46,89 Byfield, Richard 82 C Capps, David 77 Carey, Debbie 90 Carey, Steve 82 Carnahan, Karla 90 Carnahan, Lena 82 Carnahan, Luanna 90 Carr, Robin 90 Casey, Cheryl 82,83 Casey, Kevin 90,101 Casey, Kraig 37,41,88,90,93,100,104 Casey, John 30,82,83 Catlett, Tom 50,91 Chapa, Ty 82,83 Chapin, Greg 26,48,77 Chase, Eric 44,70 Chase, Steve 50,89,91 Childers, Sandy 91 Choate, David 29,30,77 Choate, Yolanda 26,30,55,71 Clark, Kriste 26,59,71 Clark, Laurie 59,67,77 Clark, Janel 7 Clark, Perry 35,37,41,45,83 Coatney, Julie 77 Cole, Chris 20,26,54,91 Colgrove, Vickie 26,30,39,55,59,71 Collins, Pat 91,93 Comstock, Mike 30,58,71 Condit, Mike 26,53,65,70 Cooney, Billy 71 Cope, Janet 71 Cope, Jeff 63,83 Cullen, Amy 26 Curnes, Lanny 58,71 Curnes, Larry 6,103 Curnes, Lorrie 18,26,28,33,38,41,46, 54,67,91 D Dahlenburg, Sherry 83 Darling, Teresa 26,30,59,71 Dean, Leslie 71 DeBuhr, Ann 26,28,29,30,37,41,46, 92,96 DeFreece, Nancy 92 Delay, Christine 26,30,54,59,67,77 Delay, Linda 26,77 DeMcrs, Brian 77 Dettmann, Cathey 92 Dettmann, Jeff 83 Dill, Jerry 52,58,77 Dingman, Steve 50,52,83 Dishong, Bobby 71 Douglas, Johnnie 92 Douglas, Linda 77 Duncan, Karla 55,71 E Eash, Mike 22,23,24,26,28,37,42,82,83 Ebler, Teresa 48,61,83 Eckert, Susan 37,55,59,77 Edgcrlon, Clint 50,92 Edgerton, Janet 26,29,30,77 Edwards, David 29,30,77 Elske, Kim 83 F Falter, Jeff 8 Feighner, Dwayne 58,77 Fike, Deirdre 18,19,26,35,37,93 Filbrandt, Jeff 42,52,65,77 Fischer, Suzzy 26,45,83 Fitzsimmons, Valerie 21,30,42,77 Flynn, Cora 24 Flynn, Jodi 26,44,59,71 Fritsch, Cara 26,28,30,37,42,59,61,77 Fulton, Hayley 71 Fulton, Susan 32,77 G 105 Garver, Susan 32,83 Gebers, Tim 52,77 Genoa, Jim 30,37,42,52,78 Genterl, Rebecca 34,83 George, Doug 26,78 George, John 72 Gilliland, Tanya 26,42,55,67,78 Glen, Melanie 30,78 Grable, Dan 83 Grable, Doris 26 Grable, Don 78 Grable, Wayne 30,93,98,100 Grant, Carol 26,61,93 Griffiths, Chris 30,72 Groves, Harold 58,78 Groves, Wendy 103 Grow, Andy 26 Gulizia. Rick 42,52,78 Gulizia, Tom 19,37,50,51,93 H Haith, Terry 78 Halkens, Mike 78 Halkens, Rhonda 89,93 Hammer, Gene 83 Hanchet, Michael 88 Hanchet, Rachel 78 Hannaford, Scott 39,42,52,57,58,78 Hannaford, Sue 26,44,55,72 Hansen, Kristi 30,72 Harms, Donna 94 Harper, Dave 72 Haworth, Shannon 53,70 Haynes, Charlie 48,52,83 Haynes, Lon 38,63 Haynes, Sterling 53,63,78 Heidzig, Debbie 26,42,55,78 Heidzig, Doreen 20,39,40,83 Heidzig, Ronald 84 Hellbusch, Debbie 30,84 Hellbusch, Tammy 26,30,37,45,55,59, 67,70 Heller, Glenna 13 Hemmingsen, Carolyn 26,46,59,61,84 Henderson, Monica 78 Henning, John 26,37,42,52,78 Hendrichs, Cathey 72 Hendrichs, Vicky 78 Hernes, Nancy 26,84 Heywood, Mark 84 Hill, Danny 78 Hostler, Kevin 78 Howat, Kevin 53,56,57,94 Howell, Cheryl 94 Howell, Mark 40,50,51,67,83,84 Hunter, Denise 78 Hutson, Doug 78 Hutton, Joyce 13 Hutton, Kenneth 12 J Jacobsen, Andrew 30,72 Jansky, Christy 30,72 Jansky, Randy 79 Jansky, Shirley 16 Jantzen, Gwen 26,30,55,59,72 Jantzen, Lori 30,33,37,41,92,94,104 Jarrett, Virginia 94 Jarvis, Jody 26,84 Jarvis, Susan 84 Jones, David 79 Jones, Elmer 84 Jones, Kevin 79 Jones, Kevin 84 Jones, Jeff 18,22,24,26,28,29,30,42, 53,57,58,84 Jones, Robert 26,58,72 Justus, Carla 35,37,94 K Kampe, Janie 21,22,26,28,29,30,41,45, 46,84 Kearney, Jim 10,50,57,58 Keen, Ron 72 Keithley, Hazel 16 Keithley, Rodney 52,57,58,84 Kennedy, Terry 84 Keiler, Bill 50,84 Kimball, David 22,26,28,72 Kimball, Dennis 50,95,99 Kimball, Lecia 72 Kimball, Lori 18,19,22,23,24,26,28,30, 37,41,46,88,91,95,103 King, John 47,52,79 Kipling, Donna 7 Kistner, Jeff 24,26,30,72 Kleine, Jim 54,55 Knippelmier, Kelly 26,54,84 Knippelmier, Kurt 26,42,52,79 Koppelmann, Brenda 95 Koppelmann, Ronald 79 Kuhlman, Alan 79 L Lash, Brenda 26,72 Lessor, Lori 35,37,41,54,61,95,99,103 Liewer, Ronda 29,30,84 Liewer, Tom 26,30,58,72 Long, Keith 23,29,30,41,42,82,84 Lohrberg, Robert 7 Lotter, Terry 95 Lunzman, Alan 45,84 Lunzmann, Dan 19,37,50,95 Lunzmann, Darren 30,48,58,73 M Maddox, Kathleen 26,84 Marnell, Maria 14 Maskoaki, Laleh 100 Mason, Robert 79 Mason, Rory 84 McAdams, Kelly 32,45,84 McConnaughey, Mark 58,73 McConnaughey, Rose 96 McKercher, Mark 24,30,37,39,41,53,65, 91,96,103 McMann, Dean 73 McMann, Laurie Byfield 89 McMichen, Carla 30,79 McMichen, Gary 30,73 McMichen, Marion 16 McMichen, Rhett 18,30,46,96 Mellage, Joyce 26,30,42,55,79 Mellage, Keith 7,26,37,46,96 Merit, Lisa 84 Mertes, Carla 96 Meyers, Kevin 63,73 Meyers, LaOra 16 Miller, Nancy 22,26,30,37,61,96 Miller, Philip 79 Minner, Jeff 73 Mitchell, Cathy 84 Mitchell, Jessie 85 Moenning, Karen 85 Moody, Marla 26,35,37,41,54,61,67,85 Morris, Roxanne 85 Morrow, Mark 37,45,46,97 Mowery, Rob 26,58,73,79 Mullens, Chelly 93 Myers, Joyce 54,97 Myers, Mike 97 N Nichols, Tim 73 Niemann, Lori 30,97 Niemann, Tim 42,50,52,79 Nikolitch, Charlene 79 Nincehelser, George 30,73 North, Suzanne 19,20,33,41,90,98 O Oakley, Debbie 21,26,54,88,98 Oakley, Kathy 79 Obermeyer, Lisa 26,98 Oestmann, Andy 26,28,29,30,85 Oestmann, Shari 22,23.24,26,28,37,41, 46,89,98 Oldfield, Gary 30,58,73 P Pacot, Carrie 16 Pacot, Chona 98,103 Palmerton, Karen 26,32 Palmerton, Mark 26,28,73 Panning, Dan 18,23,53,57,89,98 Parkhurst, Karen 85 Parkhurst, Karla 80 Parrott, Lisa 34,44,73 Patterson, Jerri 99 Perry, Sharon 55,73 Peterson, Larry 9 Pippert, Greg 26,30,58,73 Polsley, Mary 26,85 Puhalla, Brian 73 R 106 Railsback, Jerry 99 Ramp, Paul 9 Rarick, Frances 15 Reeves, Diana 80 Reeves, Kathy 26,30,55 Reeves, Kevin 58,73,80 Reeves, Laurie 80 Reeves, Marcia 15 Reid, Scott 26,30,96,99 Rieke, Cindy 26,41,85 Robling, Barbara 80 Roles, Debbie 47,80 Ruby, Cindy 85 Rumbaugh, DeAnna 85 Rumbaugh, Susan 80 Russ, Kriste 20,26,28,30,41,45,99 Russ, Ritchie 26,58,74 Russ, Ted 11,39 S Sanders, Dave 26,28,38,46,50,51,56,57, 83.100 Sayer, Nan 82,85 Sayer, Scott 80 Schlange, Kevin 26,47,52,80 Schlange, Howard 29,30,57,68,98,100 Schmidt, Lynn 26,30,55,80 Schmidt, Joan 30,59,85 Schneider, Brett 52,80 School Board: Ross Adams 6 Albert Austin 6 John Crotty 6 Guy Grafton 6 Dick Hahn 6 Shelly Lambert 6 Dean Niemann 6 Glenn Witzenburg 6 Shires, Tom 19,35,37,38,46,50,51,56, 57.100 Shoff, Mike 42,50,65,80 Shoff, Scott 26,28,47,53,74 Shoopman, Tonya 16,21,26,54,59,61,80 Shuffty, Jim 30,80 Sierks, Chuck 52,63,86 Sikyta, Danny 80 Simmons, Pam 86 Simpson, Randy 42,50,52,57,58,80 Slater, David 48,74,88,100 Slater, Suzanne 26 Smisek, Alan 50 Smith, Frank 12,59,61 Smith, Kelly 26,55,74 Smith, Kevin 86 Smith, Lanny 74 Smith, Shelly 44,55,74 Snodgrass, Mike 45,74 Snodgrass, Tom 86 Sowards, Loree 26,30,32,80 Spear, Gary 10,57 Spear, Jenny 21,26,28,29,30,33,41 47,54,61,82,86 Spear, Tim 30,53,65,74 Springer, Tammy 26,74 Springer, Theresa 80 Stewart, Heather 26,81 Striggow, Lori 40,54,86 Striggow, Vicki 38,46,54,61,67,100 Strumpler, Curtis 86 Strumpler, Roger 30,81 Stukenholtz, Dan 63,86 Stukenholtz, Laurie 100 Stukenholtz, Tom 74 Sullivan, Mary 26,34,86 Sullivan, Nancy 26,28,30,42,86 T Tanner, Brian 75 Taylor, Gene 40,86 Teten, Alicia 26,42,54,59,61,67,80 Teten, Scott 50,52,57,65,86 Thacker, Terry 9 Theisen, Julie 40 Theisen, Laura 26,44,45,55,59,75,87 Thies, Susan 23,37,41,46,101 Tibbies, Tina 32,101 Thompson, Harold 81 Thompson, John 75 Thompson, Steve 75 U Uhri, Robert 13 V Vanderford, David 87 Vandevort, Kevin 81 Vandevort, Milton 19,33,38,42,68, 96,101 Vandevort, Rod 16 Vaughn, Gwen 14 Vaughn, Shari 21,42,81 Vickers, Julie 21,87 Vlach, Jenny 26,30,59,75 Vollertsen, Linda 26,30,28,29,67,81 VonBergen, Jeff 101 VonBergen, Susi 101 Voss, John 81 W Walker, Carol 26,48,87 Warren, Tina 48,87 Wescott, Rick 87 Wescott, Willie 87 Westerfield, Bill 26,63,81 Westerfield, John 26,27,99,101,104 Westerfield, Vicki 81 Wheeler, Barton 75 Wheeler, Jeff 91,101 Whisler, Jack 40,52,81 Whisler, Jerry 18,19,38,50,51,63,101 Whisler, Julie 21,26,42,87 Whitaker, Debbie 88,101 Whitcomb, Cindy 87 Whitcomb, Tory 81 Wickham, Sally 75,81 Williams, Ben 81 Williams, Darcy 75 Williams, Maynard 87 Williamson, John 57,81 Wilson, David 75 Wist, Ed 87 Wintz, Sharon 26,87 Witzenburt, Peggy 30,44,55,76 Wolfe, Glenn 47,81 Wolfe, Penny 21,35,87 Z Zimmerman, lay 30,81 Zimmerman, Marge 16 Zimmerman, Mike 8,22 Zinn, Todd 46,50,87 m 7 07 ■a HI WALSWORTH Murceline. 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