Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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“Oklahoma” attracts record audience The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. Oklahoma”, set a record at AHS by playing in front of more than 1200 people in two performances. Thanks for this occurrence were due to those who sold advance tickets, a hard-working cast, and the directors. Mr. Jeff Falter and Mr. Mike Zimmerman. The show was set in the Oklahoma territory at the turn of the twentieth century and dealt mainly with a love story involving Curly and Laurey. Cast members for Oklahoma!” were as follows: Dave Armstrong. Steve Bath. Susan Bath. Chris Bratcher. Mike Eash. Cara Fritsch, Shauna Johnson. Jeff Jones. Doug Kampe. Dave Kimball. Lisa Krueger. Brenda Lash. Mark Palmerton. Greg Pippert. Cara Ramsey. Suzanne Slater, and Nancy Sullivan. Chorus members wrere Peggy Allgood. Kim Armstrong. Jerry Boden. Janet Byfield. Greg Chapin. Yolanda Choate. Bert Cole, Vickie Colgrove, Chris Delay, Linda Delay. Shelly Eash. Janet Edgerton. Doug George. Mike Gerdes, Amy Goering. Danny Hatten. Deb Heidzig. Jeff Kistner. Karen Palmerton. Becky Robling. Kevin Schlange. Tonya Shoopman. Tim Spear. Linda Vollersen. Musical accompanists were Janie Kampe. Jenny Spear. Robert Jones, and Annette Svoboda from Peru State College. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: 1. Ali Hakim (Mike Eash) is pressured into a shotgun wedding with Ado Annie (Suzanne Slater) by her father, portrayed by Steve Bath. 2. Curly (Jeff Jones) entrances Laurey (Nancy Sullivan) with a song of a surrey with fringe on top. 3. Cast members rehearse a large scene in preparation for the big night. 4. Will Parker (David Kimball) tells friends of his trip to Kansas City. 22

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CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: 1. Pep club members Penny Wolfe and Debbie Hellbusch reveal results of the inches of spirit contest. 2. Homecoming royalty for 1979. Back row: Jeff Jones. Mark Howell. Todd Zinn. Gene Taylor. Scott Teten. Front row: Penny Wolfe. Marla Moody. Doreen Heidzig. Janie Kampe. Jenny Spear. 3. King Scott Teten s emotional reaction speaks for itself after his crowning. 4. Denise Hunter. Loree Sowards. and Deanna Blex reflect student support of the Old West theme. 5. Lisa Brettman and Bert Cole enjoy a dance as Bill Kieler talks to friends. 6. Newly crowned Queen Marla Moody receives a hug of congratulations. 7. Enthusiasm is shown by cheerleaders at the homecoming pep rally. 21

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AHS spotlights “The American Dame” AHS spotlighted The American Dame as the spring play. Throughout its course, cast members portrayed the history of the American woman. The cast, directed by Mr. Jeff Falter, included: Perry Clark. Mike Eash. Shauna Johnson. Janie Kampe, David Kimball, Lisa Krueger, Marla Moody, Greg Pippert, and Suzanne Slater. The production staff included: Cecil Bassett, David Kimball, Tim Niemann, Jenny Spear. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: I. While giving a women's rights speech. Janie Kampe encounters opposition from Pern- Clark and Lisa Krueger. 2. Eight of the nine cast members participate in a general discussion on American women. 3. Shauna Johnson and Suzanne Slater research the question of male superiority. 4. Dave Kimball tries to get his point across while Shauna Johnson listens attentively. 23