Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

THE BULLDOG 1982 AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL AUBURN, NEBRASKA AHS students have Best of Times Our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime. We'll take the best forget the rest And someday we'll find These are the best of times. 3 Students show attitude of champions CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. The school from a distance. 2 Mr. Thacker strikes againI 3. Fiddler members sing To Life. 4. The media center ledge In winter. We are the champions — my friend And we'll keep on fighting till the end No time for losers 'cause we are the champions of the world. Queen Homecoming '81 started with a week of spirit days: Overall, Clash, Punk Rock. Armed Forces, and Red and White. On Friday a dance contest was held during the pep rally, with guest speaker Dr. John Crotty. The juniors were announced as inches of spirit winners. Pep club decorated the halls in the theme Top Forties . During halftime of Auburn's (38-12) win over Fairbury, Jenny Vlach was crowned queen. After the game, the homecoming festivities continued with the dance for which Horizon supplied the music. Dave Kimball was crowned king, preceding a royalty dance led by Jenny and Dave. Bulldogs rock to top homecoming CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Kicking up their heels with spirit during the pep rally are the cheerleaders. 2. Jenny Vlach reigns as queen with attendants Kristy Clark. Chris Jansky. Vickie Coigrove. Gwen Jantzen. and Teresa Darling at her sides. 3. Watching the dance festivities are king attendants Tim Spear, Kevin Meyers. Paul Berger. Rich AkJen. and Robert Jones. A. Robert Jones amuses Kir sty Clark during the candidates' dance. 5. Taking a quick glance towards the camera are attendants Gwen Jantzen and Kevin Meyers. 6. Guest speaker Dr. John Crotty reminisces about past homecomings. 7. Crowning Dave Kimball king is Queen Jenny Vlach. 7 COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Christy Jansky and her parents visit with the representative from Lincoln School of Commerce. 2. Talking with the representative from the University of NePraska is Tom Gimenez 3. Darren Lunzmann discusses computers with a computer school representative. Career Night offers a bright future The annual career night, sponsored by the Student Advisory Board, was held in the fait. This evening gave students the opportunity to visit with representatives from many colleges as well as from the armed forces. 8 Fiddler follows excellent tradition With two months of reheorsal behind them, the large cast performed Fiddler on the Roof on Nov. 10 and 12. The story was about a poor Jewish family in the period before the Russian Revolution. The evening was filled with music and dancing. including such hit songs as: If I Were a Rich Man , Match Maker , and Sunrise Sunset . Cast members included: Steve Bath. Shauna Johnson. Suzanne Slater. Cara Ramsay. Lisa Pratte. Jody AHgood. Susan HaU. Jennifer Desetms. Blaine Jorgensen. David Kimball. Jeff Kistner. Chris Bratcher. Pirn Spear. Chris Pippert. Steve Shannon. Eric Armstrong. Lisa Krueger. Amy Lewellyn. Jerry Boden. Doug Kampe. Vickie Col-grove. Lisa Andrew. Jeff Allgood. Bert Cole. Tim Chapin. Debbie Dietrich. Lisa Osborne. Steve Patras. Mike Gerdes. Lynne McKnight. and Kevin Mowery. Orchestra included: Gay Windhorst, Andrew Jacobsen. Ginnie Glenn. Jim Kleine. Usa Krueger. Denise Bollen. Gwen Jantzen. Amy Lewellyn. Paul Berger. Brent Jorgensen. Tracy Brettmann, Jan Brueggemann. Glenn Peaslee. and Dr. Edward Cameaty COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. David Kimball serenades Cara Ramsay. 2. Steve Bath ignores his wife. Shauna Johnson, by praying. 3. The cast takes a break backstage during intermission. 4. David Kimball, as Perchick. is introduced to the family. 9 Pep club cheers on AHS athletes New faces dominated the pep club this year as 19 freshmen participated. Overall high point winner was Amy Goering. Gwen Jantzen was high for the seniors, Peggy Allgood led the juniors, Kristi Hytrek led sophomores, and Dee Taylor was high freshman. Members for 1981-82: Gwen Jantzen. Teresa Darling. Peggy AUgood. Tammy FHbrandt. Beth Ely. Jodee FHbrandt. Kathy Hamann. Kerri Henderson. Shauna Johnson. Lisa Krueger. Amy Goering. Kristi Hytrek. Jody AUgood. Karla Armstrong, Jen Deselms. Renae Gerdes. Liz Chase. Julie Liewer. Beth Majors. Penny Taylor. Leslie Thomas. Dee Taylor. Lisa Andrew. Andrea Bourn. Christy Coulter, Cory Goings. Susan Hall. Teri Jantzen. Carey Klnghom, Deann Knipplemeyer. Karen KuN-mann. Lynne McKnight. Tammy McMichen. Cheryl Mellage. Lisa Osborne. Cindy Sayer. Sue Toman. Teresa Vlach. Jeri Weisbrook. and Leslie Mdntire. 10 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Pep club representatives, left to right: Gwen Jantzen. Jodee Filbrandt. Kerri Henderson. Kristi Hytrek. Beth Majors. Susan Hail, and Teresa Vlach. 2. Pep dub cheers on the Bulldogs. 3. Pep club officers. left to right: Jodi Graves. Jen Deselms. Peggy AUgood. Amy Goering. and Diana Palmerton. 4. Kim Ludwig. Kristy Hytrek. and Jodi Graves stand to applaud the Bulldogs. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes held weekly meetings throughout the school year. Sponsors Mr. Wetenkamp, Mr. Thacker, and Mr. Artist took turns holding the meetings in their homes on Sunday nights, with special fun and game nights held in the gym from time to time. Members took part in singing songs, Bible studies, and eating lots of popcorn at the meetings. F.C.A. went cross-country skiing at Indian Cave and traveled to Omaha in the fall to see a Mike Warnke concert at the Orpheum Theatre FCA provides variety of activities CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Jamming down on The Amplified Bible are Pam Armstrong and Delane Durham. 2. Gathering around the piano for fellowship in song are members of F.C.A. 3. Sponsors Mr. Thacker and Mr. Wetenkamp discuss plans to attend Chariots of Fire In Omaha 11 Math Science members enjoy busy year The members of Math and Science Club this year kept busy with monthly meetings, educational trips, and money-making projects for the spring trip to Colorado. The educational trips were to Lincoln and Omaha and included tours of Wesleyan University, the University of Nebraska Medical Center, and St. Elizabeth's Hospital. The spring trip includes graduation at the Air Force Academy. Members are: Rick Alden. Charles Allen, Jeff Allgood. Pam Armstrong. Bob Bates. Steve Bath. Steve Baumhover. Chris Boon. Jerry Boden, Jonathan Bohling. Brian Bradley. Tracy Brett-mann. Jan Brueggemann, Scott Capps. Loren Cecil. Irene Critser. Mike Comstock. David Dean. Jennifer Deselms. Brad Diekhoff. Delane Durham. Mike Gerdes. John George. Girmie Glen. Jodie Graves. Cathy Hosing. Kristi Hytrek. Gwen Jantzen. Shauna Johnson, Kim Jones, Blaine Jorgensen. Brent Jorgensen. Doug Kampe. Beth Kernes. Jeff Kistner. Jimmy Kieine, Lisa Krueger. Amy Lewellen. Julie Liewer, Mark McConnaugh-ey. Michael Meyers, JuHonn Moerer. George Nincehelser. Greg Parriott, Steve Patras. Glenn Peasiee. Greg Pipped. Lisa Pratte. Ritchie Russ. Suzie Schneider. Darren Snodgrass. Michael Snodgrass. Penny Taylor, Leslie Thomas. Badon Wheeler, Bob Wintz. R. J. Stites. John Williams, Ricky Fair. Mike Root, and Cudis Witzenburg . CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Math and Science Club members discuss spring trip to Colorado. 2. Dr. Long entedains parents and members at regular monthly meeting. 3 Lisa Krueger concentrates on proceedings of Math and Science Club meeting. 12 Future Homemakers of America had many money raising projects. These included a walk-a-thon. selling Valentine carnations. and working at concession stands. Proceeds from the walk-a-thon went to help finance a new addition to the National Headquarters in Washington D.C. They a'so took a trip in the spring. The club initiated 14 new members. Sponsor this year was Gay Windhorst and chapter mother was Betty Filbrandt. CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. New members this year from left are Jen Weisbrook. Johna Rusch. Dave Barton, Mary Gimenez. Tammy Allen, Janet Byfield, Kim Boan, Peggy Witzenburg, Stephanie LaFollette, Sherry Sayer. Juliann Moerer, Cathy Henrichs. Lisa Simmon, and Dena Chadwick. 2. Displaying an FHA cake at the initiation dinner is Jodee Filbrandt. 3. FHA members and their parents attend a covered-dish buffet. FHA adds zest to AHS student ffe FHA MEMBERS Jodee Filbrandt. president; Kris Haith. vice president; Sue Hannaford. secretary; Diana Palmerton. treasurer; Liz Rider, historian; Tammy Allen. Rhonda Barrett, Dave Barton, Kim Boan. Janet Byfield. Dena Chadwick. Lori Dahlenburg. Hay ley Fulton. Rhonda Gentert. Mary Gimenez. Cathy Henrichs. Cindy Horvath, Leisha Kimball. Deann Knipplemier. Stephanie LaFollette. Juliann Moerer. Susi Myer. Andrea Palmerton. Karen Palmerton. Lisa Pratte. Kathy Reeves. Nit a Reeves. Becky Robling. Johna Rusch. Sherry Sayer. Lisa Simmons. Cathy So wards. David Shorter. Deana Stewart. Jeri Weisbrook. Kristi Whitaker, and Peggy Witzenburg. 13 SAB provides student activities 14 Activities that were sponsored by the Student Advisory Board included a weight-lifting convocation featuring world famous Jim Cash, a dance with Mr. Falter and Mr. Munoz spinning discs, and the annual career night. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Putting heads together at a meeting are S.A.B. members Mike Snodgrass. Charlie Allen. Teresa Darling. Shauna Johnson, and Peggy Allgood 2. Mike Snodgrass. Charlie Allen, and Lynn Mcknight make plans for the all school dance. 3. Making final decisions on the Jim Cash convocation are Brenda Lash. Sue Toman, and Vickie Co grove Junction captures superior rating This year Mr. Kelley led the swing choir to a superior rating at the music contest held in Auburn. They received o second at the Maryville swing choir contest. They also performed at the letter awards convocation. Members of the swing choir were Peggy Allgood. Steve Bath. Jerry Boden. Chris Bratcher. Vickie Cdgrove. Doug Kampe. Jeff Kistner. Lisa Krueger. Brenda Lash. Steve Patras. Greg Pippert. Lisa Pratte, Cara Ramsay, and Suzanne Slater Band members were Susan Hall. Andrew Jacobsen. and Steve Shannon. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Riverside Junction members, left to right. Steve Patras, Peggy AHgood. Jerry Boden. Lisa Krueger. Chris Bratcher perform at district music convention. 2. Swing Choir presents Georgia to the student body. 3 Jeff Kistner turns on Denise Carey during Go Away Little Girl''. 4. I Don't Need Anything sing Jeff Kistner. Lisa Pratte. Doug Kampe, and Vickie Coigrove to the judges. Choirs improve during '81-'82 year 16 Under the leadership of a new choir director, Mr. Roger Kelley, the choirs performed three public concerts during the year. Many superiors were received at the district music contest held in April. Those who received I ratings were: Jody Allgood, Steve Bath, the boys' octet, Vickie Colgrove, the girls' sextet, Cara Ramsay, and the concert choir. At the fine arts festival in May, the senior Greg Pipped received the National Choir Award voted upon by his fellow choir members. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Mr. Kelley and choir await judges verdict at district contest. 2. Vickie Coigrove performs her superior rated soio for contest. 3. Singing in her first contest is Lisa Andrew 4. Jeff AUgood and Susan Hail begin solo for Judges. 5. Boys octet members. I. to r.: Steve Shannon. Greg Pippert. Blaine Jorgensen. Doug Kampe. Jeff Kistner. Steve Bath. Steve Patras, and Pete Kleinjan perform for a rating. 6. Full choirs perform at Christmas concert. 7. Tackling her nerves before her solo is Jody Allgood. Concert choir members: Peggy AUgood. Steve Bath. Jerry Boden. Debbie Bombardier. Chris Bratcher. Bert Cole. Vickie Coigrove. Beth Ely. Amy Goering. Danny Hatten. Blaine Jorgensen. Doug Kampe. Jeff Kistner. Pete Kleinjan. Lisa Krueger. Brenda Lash. Steve Patras. Greg Pippert. Joe PoUcky. Lisa Pratte, Cara Ramsay. Steve Shannon. Suzanne Slater. R. J. Stites. Freshman-Sophomore choir members: Pat AUison. Lisa Andrew. Sheila Barnett. Denise Carey. Donna Carey. Kristi Clark. David Conn. Tina Corbin. Debbie Deitrich. Gary Ebler. Polly Glen. Susan Hall. Brad Hytrek. Jennifer Klehe. Robin Kling. Karen KuN-mann. Mary Lotter. Leslie Mclntire. Lynne McKnight. Leslie Mertes. Cheryl Mellage. Mike Moore, Kevin Mowery. Lisa Osborne. Laura Peasiee. Chris Pippert. Cindy Sayer. Matt Stanley. Sue Toman. Geri Weisbrook. Jeff AUgood. Jody Allgood. Eric Armstrong. Pam Armstrong. Priscilla CahiU. Tim Chapin. Liz Chase. Delane Durham. Rick Falk. Jodie Graves. Renae Gerdes. Ginnie Glen. Dean Huber. Kathy Husing. Kim Jones. Beth Kernes. Amy Lewellen. MicheUe Lockwood. Jim North. Diana Palmerton. Suzie Schneider. Cathy So wards. Corina Whitehead, Julie Williams. Stephanie Lowery. Kathy Jarvis. Carol Hendrichs. Dan Barton. 17 BAND MEMBERS: Charlie Allen. Jody Allgood. Lisa Andrew. Bob Botes. Brian Baumhover. Steve Baumhover. Pout Berger. Brenda Birdsley. Jerry Boden. Scott Bohling. Annette BoUen. Denise BoHen. Andrea Bourn. Tracy Brettmann. Bruce Broody. Jon Brueggemonn. Priscilla Cahill. Christy Coulter. Vickie Colgrove. Mike Comstock. Teresa Darling. Erin Deburn. Jennifer Deselms. Jenny Dorste. Delane Durham. Renoe Gerdes. Ginnie Glen. Polly Glen. Carrie Goings. Chad Hahn. Susan Hall. Kristi Hey wood. Jonis Hollenbeck. Lori Huber. Kathy Husing. Andrew Jacobson. Gwen Jontzen. Terri Jantzen. Blaine Jorgensen. Brent Jorgensen. Carry Kinghorn. Jennifer Kleine. Jim Kleine. DeAnn Knippelmeyer. Lisa Krueger. Karen Kuhlmann. Wendy LaVigne. Any Lewellen. Eric Long. Lynn McKnight. Lyle Me Mann. Tammy McMi-chen. Angie Meinheit. Juliann Moerer. George Nincehelser. Susie Oakley. Gary Oldfield. Lisa Osborne. Glen Peas ee. Laura Peaslee. Chris Pippert. Darrel Potter. Cara Ramsay. Kathy Reeves. Mike Root. Sherry Sayer. Steve Shannon. Debbie Shively. Dee Taylor. Penny Taylor. Jenny Vlach. Theresa Vlach. John Williams. Band earns all Tsin superior year The Auburn band had a very successful season along with seven area parades they received superiors at the P atts-mouth and Pershing Marching Contests. Concert band and all the separate solos and ensembles received superior ratings at the District Music Contest for the first time since Mr. Ramp became director. 18 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1 Mr. Twarting narrates The Night Before Christmas to the music of the Auburn High School band. 2. Pep band rallies the basketball team to victory. 3. Gwen Jantzen gives a superior performance at district music contest 4 Stage band sets up for district music contest. 5. Brass section rehearses for upcoming concert 19 There were two stage bands in the high school this year. and they performed at several concerts and contests including the spring stage band concert and the Bellevue East Jazz Contest. The climax of the year was the district music contest where the junior-senior stage band received a superior rating. Stage band earns superior rating CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Paul Berger prepares his trombone for the stage band concert. 2. The Junior-Senior stage band performs at the winter concert 3. Blaine Jorgensen exhibits talent on his saxophone solo during Skyhook '' 4. Performing at their winter concert is the Freshman-Sophomore stage band. Junior-senior stage band members: Charlie Allen, Paul Berger. Jerry Boden, Tracy Brettman. Andrew Jacobsen. Gwen Jant-zen. Blaine Jorgensen, Brent Jorgensen. Jimmy Kleine. Lisa Krueger. Julian Moerer. Glen Peasiee. John Williams. Freshmen-sophomores stage band members: Jody Allgood. Bob Bates. Brian Baumhover, Steve Baumhover, Scott Bohling, Bruce Broody. Ginnie Glen. Pony Glen. Susan HaU. Teh Jantzen. Eric Long. Lynne McKnight. Tammy McMichen. Chris Pippert. Sherri Sayer. 20 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Teresa Darling prepares to throw a pot. 2. Looking on as Mr. Thacker explains sketch book assignments to student teachers. Mary Lohmeier and Marvin McGiF. is John Childers. 3. Sara Grafton. Ann Taylor, and Julie Edwards draw still-lifes of a Junk conglomeration Art classes add color to school year The art dub had an active second year. In October, initiation was held for 22 new members, bringing the total to 31. Art professor Paul Fell was guest speaker. A Halloween Party, featuring original costumes was held in latter October. In November, Neil Munson, a woodcraft artist, presented his works at an evening meeting. February brought a day trip to Lincoln, including Sheldon Gallery. Elder Gallery, Haymarket Gallery, and Elephant Hall. May culminated the year with a trip to Kansas City to the Nelson Gallery and a hopeful trip to Pioneer Village for seniors, and viewing of the Thomas Moran exhibition at BrownviUe. High School .vi2 j.,uer Auburn, Nabr. 21 Woods and weddings highlight voc arts Vocational arts students began their freshman year with drafting and wood working making cutting boards and chairs. Metals classes made benches, tables and tools. Juniors were introduced to such projects as cedar chests, grandfather docks, and waterbed frames. Seniors made scale model houses and feeder boxes for cattle in carpentry class. Home economics classes covered such objects as mock weddings and receptions and dating and marital relationships. Sewing, cooking, and child development were studied in other courses. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: I John McCon-naughey sands his cedar chest during shop. 2. Newlyweds Janet Byfield and Scott Bannon cut wedding cake at reception in Adult Living. 3. Using table saw h woods is John Jones. 22 Business offers variefy to students Students were given a variety of subjects to choose when selecting courses of study in business. Courses in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, general business and office practices were offered. Eighteen students participated in the Peru State Business contest with Hayley Fulton placing third in economics and Beth Ely placing fifth in shorthand I. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Experimenting with the IBM computer Is business student. Brad Dlekoff. 2. Scott BohHng improves typing techniques. 3. Typing I student, Chris Wiggs, aligns his typing project. 4. Theresa Vlach, along with classmates, prepares for a timed writing. 23 AHS journalism staff pursues new ideas 1981-82 presented a new challenge to this year's journalism staff. In addition to the publication of the yearbook, a weekly radio show was produced and aired on 105.5 FM KAUB. From the first day students learned techniques of cropping pictures, designing layouts, proof reading, writing copy, and taking pictures. Staff members for the ’81-'82 year were Scott Bannon. Denise BoHen, Kristy Clark. Lisa Cline. Sue Hannaford. Andrew Jacobsen. Chris Jansky. Bob Jones. Blaine Jorgensen. David KimbaH. editor; Darren Lunzmann. Gary McMichen. Theresa Meritt. Gary Oldfield. Kathy Reeves. Ritchie Russ. Suzanne Slater, and Tim Spear CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE RIGHT: 1. Journalism students Scott Bannon. Andrew Jacobsen. Gary McMichen. and Blaine Jorgensen record a weekly radio show. 2. Hard at work are members of the journalism class. 3. Robert Jones. Andrew Jacobsen. Gary Oldfield. David KimbaH. and Darren Lunzmann work on layouts for the yearbook. 4. Looking over the print sheets are Denise BoHen and Suzanne Slater. The National Honor Society honored a select few of this year's juniors and seniors during an evening ceremony held in the media center. Members were chosen through secret ballot by the faculty. The only requirement needed for consideration was a cumulative grade point of 3.0. These students fullfilled the scholarstic requirement and showed themselves to possess three other basic qualities believed worthy of honor: character, leadership, and service. Society inducts twelve new members Members of National Honor Society are: Rich Alden. Charlie Allen. Peggy Allgood. Steve Bath. Paul Berger. Tracy Brettmann. Vickie Colgrove. Mike Gerdes. Gwen Jantzen. Shauna Johnson. Doug Kampe. Dave Kimball. Liso Krueger. Brenda Lash. George Nincehelser. Greg Pipped. Lisa Pratte. Kathy Reeves. Suzanne Stater, Mike Snodgrass. Jennifer Viach CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Guest speaker Wiley Remmers speaks at meeting 2 New members tight candles during ceremony. 3 New members, front row. . to r.: Jenny Viach. Lisa Krueger. Shauna Johnson. Peggy AUgood. Lisa Pratte Back row. I. to r.: Charlie Allen, Paul Berger. Dave Kimboll. Doug Kampe. Tracy Brettmann. Mike Gerdes. and Steve Bath. 25 Murder transforms theatre to 1930 A Murder has been Arranged. an original mystery by Emyln Williams, converted the middle school auditorium to a deserted stage in London. 1930, for the spring play. Members of the cast were Steve Bath. Jennifer Deselms. Debbie Dietrich. Shauna Johnson. Blaine Jorgensen, Doug Kampe, Pete Kleinjan, Lisa Krueger, and Lisa Pratte. The production was directed by Mr. Fatter assisted by Pete Kleinjan. Bob Bates, and Amy Goering. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Lisa Krueger attempts to stop Jennifer Desoims from leaving the haunted theatre as Shauna Johnson looks on. 2. Blaine Jorgensen talks to Betty-kins. his wife. 3. Discussing the possibility of murder are Steve Bath. Debbie Dietrich, and Doug Kampe Four qualify for state speech meet Speech contestants participated in one-act play competition with the play The Acting Lesson receiving a II rating at districts. The following month students entered contests at Nebraska City and districts. Those students competing were: Steve Bath, poetry and interpretation of drama: Shauna Johnson, interpretation of drama.; Lisa Krueger, interpretafion of drama; Tom Liewer, informative public address. AH the above qualified for sfafe competition in Kearney with Steve Bath placing fifth in state. Others competing were: Mike Root, original public address; Jeff Kistner, original public address; Care Ramsay and Lisa Pratte, duet acting. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Practicing for reader's theatre are Lisa Pratte and Shauna Johnson. 2. Tom Liewer researches his speech on the Hope diamond 3. Contestants Mike Root and Lisa Pratte watch Cara Ramsey and Jeff Kistner at a speech meeting. 4 Applying make-up at Peru's district one-act play contest are Brenda Lash, Greg Pipped, Suzanne Slater, and Steve Both 2 27 Juniors gain experience in county gov't Learning the ways of how our county gov't works at the annual county gov't day were 30 Auburn High School Juniors, taking the place of governmental officials and experiencing their rightful positions. Students from Auburn who took part in the event were: Co. Welfare officer - Jodee Filbrandt and Tammy Filbrandt: Co. Veterans officer - Mike Myers and Jan Brueggemann: Co. Health Director - Renae Bohling and Kathy Hamann: Co. Extention Agent -Wade Reeves and Bob Williamson: Co. Associate Judge - Amy Goering and Lisa Krueger: Co. Judge - Chris Bratcher and Charlie Allen. Co. Treasurer - Shauna Johnson and Annette Bollen: Co. Surveyor - Doug Kampe and Tracy Brettmann: Co. Supt. of Schools -Steve Bath and Mike Westerfield, Co. Sheriff - Mike Patterson and Ritchie Russ: Clerk of the District Court - Mike Gerdes and Jennifer Cullen: Co. Clerk - Peggy Allgood and Rhonda Genterf: Co. Attorney - Rollie Clark and Jerry Boden, Co. Assessor - Jimmy Kleine and Becky Robling: Co. Commissioner -Robert Wintz and David Voss. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Vickie Colgrove. Mike Snodgrass, and Suzanne Slater. 1 ?81 Girls and Boy Staters, were honored guests during County Government Day. 2. Awaiting instructions in the courtroom are Mike Meyers. Annette Bollen. and Mike Patterson. 3. County Government Day participants prepare for their busy day. 4. County Extension agents Wade Reeves and Bob Williamson converse with County Judge Chris Bratcher during County Government Day. Juniors work to create ' 'Celebration Wheeler Inn was the site of this year's Junior-Senior banquet. After the steak dinner the junior class president Steve Bath gave his speech, followed by Greg Pippert, senior class president. Other entertainment for the evening was a quartet of junior boys playing kazoos to the tune In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree Cara Ramsey sang Out Here on my Own from the musical Fame, accompanied by Lisa Krueger. Despite the delayed arrival of Zena-B. the rock band for the dance held in the lower commons area, the evening was filled with dancing and general good times . The crowd easily reflected the theme of Celebration. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT. 1. Doug Kampe and Rome Clark inspect prom decorations. 2. The senior class roster is being written by Beth By and Bronda Bollinger. 3. Lori Dorsch looks on as Shauna Johnson paints the prom theme. A. Le Roy Stuck and Annie Bollen put finishing touches on decorations 29 30 CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Rich Palmer and Jodi Graves enjoy Zena-B . 2. Steve Bath delivers senior roast. 3. Senior president Greg Pippert enjoys audience reaction 4. The dance was exciting for juniors Tracy Brettman and Kris Haith. 5. Prom servers, front row. from left; Jennifer Desefms. Penny Taylor. Julie Hewer. Kristi Hytrek. and Beth Major. Back row. from left: Jeff AHgood. Bob Bates. Steve Patras. Mike Henderson, and Darren Snodgrass. 6. Cara Ramsay sings On My Own accompanied by Lisa Krueger 7. Mike Gerdes and Penny Taylor discuss late night plans. 8. Enjoying each other's company are Danny Hatten and Cindy Sayer. 9. Providing entertainment for the banquet are Jerry Boden, Steve Bath. Doug Kampe. and Chris Bratcher. Zena-B entertains at jr. sr. prom 31 CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Mr. Faye OdeH speaks words of wisdom to Auburn athletes. 2. Trophy winners display awards after the banquet. 3. Paul Berger accepts the KAUB Sportsmanship Award from Mr. Stites. 4 Mrs. Penney awards Vickie Colgrove with her volleyball trophy. 5. Accepting the all sports award from Steve Cole is Dave Kimball. Banquet honors AHS letterwinners 32 On Monday May 3rd. the 1981-82 AHS athletes were recognized at the all sports banquet. The master of ceremonies was Randy Gottula. The invocation was given by Delane Durham. FCA president. Introducing the coaches and letter winners was athletic director Ted Russ. Those letterwomen earning special awards were Vickie Col-grove, Junior Women's Club volleyball trophy and outstanding girl athlete (Julie Moe Catlett Memorial Trophy); Tammy Fil-brandt. Junior Women's Club girls basketball trophy. Lettermen receiving awards were Rich Alden, Kiwanis Club football trophy award; David Kimball. Rotary Club boys basketball trophy award and Dave Swinney memorial all sports award; Lanny Smith, Jaycees wrestling trophy; and Paul Berger, KAUB Sportsmanship Award. Guest speaker for the occasion was Mr. Faye Odell. Athletic Director, Perry High School, in Perry. Oklahoma. He shared some of his past experiences. 33 Awards were presented throughout the year to various classes in recognition of achievements. Besides the athletic awards and speech and music contest awards, outstanding band and vocal students were honored with plaques. Math contestants had a successful year by winning their division at Creighton Math Contest and by placing 2nd (seniors), 1st (juniors), 3rd (sophomores) at Northwest Missouri State University Math Contest. George Ninceheiser, Greg Pipped, Blaine Jorgensen entered the National Math Contest. Awards distinguish AHS students CLOCKWISB FROM LBFT: 1. Displaying her band award Is Gwen Jantzen. 2. Creighton math contest winners I. to r.: Sponsor Mr. Smith, Steve Baumhover, Doug Kampe. Shauna Johnson. Darren Lunzmann, George Ninceheiser. sponsor Mr. Hutton 3. Greg Pipped displays his National Choir Award. 4. Blame Jorgensen shows his David Whitehouse stage band award. Spikers end with an 11-8 record CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Vickie Col-grove returns a tough shot while Tammy Allen. and Shauna Johnson look on. 2. Members of the varsity team are. front row. left to right: Kathy Hamonn. Tammy AUen. Vickie Coigrove. Peggy Allgood. Shauna Johnson. Amy Gering. Back row: Gina GuUzia. Penny Taylor. Kristi Hytrek. Chris Boon. Beth Majors. Karla Armstrong, and JuHe Liewer. 3 Returning a serve is Tammy Allen with the encouragement from teammates Shauna Johnson. Kathy Hamonn. and Vickie Coigrove. 5. Reserves for AHS are front row left to right: Chris Boon. Gina Gulizia. Penny Taylor. Julie Liewer. Beth Majors, and Karla Armstrong. Back row: student manager Jodi Graves. Kim Armstrong. Melissa Bear. Kim Boon. Kristi Hytrek. Jody Allgood and student manager Shelly Smith. 4. Beth Majors spikes the ban aided by Chris Boon. 36 The varsity were coached by Diana Birdsley and assistant coach Theresa Frank. The Lady Bulldogs got 2nd and 3rd in 2 tournaments and went down to Norris in the second round of Districts. Auburn was led by the lone senior Vickie Colgrove with 143 points. The girls have an even better looking season for next year as 11 of the varsity team's 12 members will return. 37 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Reserves, top runners Andrew Jacobsen and Tom Thompson finish their race 2 Coach Dennis Brady shows a smile after a race. 3. Brian Bradley strides hard in a mid race. 4. Harrier reserves psych-up before race. 5. Junior Brian Clark finishes strong. 6. Senior Tim Spear pushes on to finish. Red wave claims second at state meet 38 The Bulldog harriers finished second out of eighteen teams in the class B state meet at Kearney. Bryan Clark placed second. Brian Bradley, eighth; Tim Spear, twenty-fourth; Chris Wiggs, twenty-fifth; and Dan Haynes, forty-sixth. Coaching the team was Denis Brady with senfors Brian Bradley. Tim Spear. Chris Wiggs. and Andrew Jacobsen leading them. Other scoring members were Bryan Clark, Dan Haynes. Tom Thompson. Dave Voss and John Williams with Jen Deselms only girl runner. The reserves, which consisted mainly of freshmen and a sophomore. had a good season at 4-2. Mike Henderson was Coach Munoz's main player, putting out good efforts running and blocking. ' David Conn, a freshmen, also played very well for the reserves. The team was young so the 4-2 record was a respectable one. Team effort and fine coaching made the good season possible. Reserves Complete near perfect Season V � . if (Q , 51 1 1 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. The freshmen defense tries to block a field goal attempt by Fairbury 2 Mike Henderson twists for an extra yard against Wymore Southern. 3. Wade Reeves breaks a tackle for good yardage against Nebraska City. The Bulldogs finished their winning season with a total of 2,435 yards, with an average of 229 yards rushing per game. The team acquired 101 first downs. Senior Dave Kimball led the team in rushing with 1009 yards, and scored 104 points. He had 9 kickoff returns for 258 yds., and led the offensive club with 300 points. Robert Jones led receiving with 125 yds. Rollie Clark caught the most passes, 6, for 123 yds. With 82 points Charlie Allen led the defensive team. Kevin Meyers added 539 yards rushing. Robert Jones was one for two on field goals, hitting at 23 yds. He was 12 for 17 on P.A.T. attempts. This is the first year Auburn has had a winning season since 1977. Bulldogs enjoy a winning 5-4 season CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Cheering for Auburn on the sidelines is Tom Liewer. 2. Dave Kimball carries the ball against the Crete Cardinals. 3. From front left: David Conn. Mike Moore. Matt Stanley. Jeff Meyers. Brad Hytrek. Ross Rohrs. Pat Allison, Jeff Vickers. Eric Casey. Alan LaFollette. Bob Hodgin. Lyle McMann. 2nd Row: Jim North. Rollie Clark. Mike Myers. Wade Reeves. Dan Hatten. John McConnaughey. Jeff Allgood. Bert Cole. Rick Falk. Bob Bates. Don Horton. Steve Bath, Scott Capps. 3rd Row: Ritchie Russ. Tom Liewer. Kevin Meyers. David Kimball. Dave Barton. Jon Bohling. Tracy Brettmann. Jeff Kistner. Mike Patterson. Chris Bratcher. Greg Andrew. Mike Gerdes. 4th Row: Wade Majors. Brian Smith. Mike Henderson. Jerry Boden. Mark McConnaughey. Mike Comstock, Doug Kampe. Robert Jones, Paul Berger, Rich Alden. Charlie Allen, Dean Huber. Steve Baumhouver. Coach Randy Cordes. 4 Preparing to make the tackle, is Kevin Meyers. 5. Kevin Meyers scores a touchdown in the Bulldog's season opening victory over Springfield-Platteview. 6. Senior team members are from left: David Kimball. Dave Barton. Tom Liewer. Kevin Myers. Don Horton. Jeff Kistner. Back row: John Bohling. Rich Alden. Mark McConnaughey. Mike Comstock. Robert Jones. Paul Berger 40 Auburn grapplers send 3 to state Representing Auburn High at the state wrestling meet this year were: Chris Wiggs. whose season mark was 10-8-1, he wrestled in the 105 pound weight class; Lanny Smith, our 112 pound wrestler, who finished the year at 17-4, and Tom Thompson, our 119 pound wrestler with the record of 14-9. This was Mr. Artist's first year as wrestling coach so he did a great job helping these three people to state. Another wrestler for Auburn who had a great season was senior Lonny Bantz. He had a record of 15-4. 42 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. The team encourages fellow teammate during match. 2. Showing his winning style is Lonny Bantz 3. Referee raises Lonny Smith's arm in victory. 4. Dave Barton on top of the action makes his move. 5. Team front row: I. to r.: trainer Charlie Haynes. Lonny Bantz. Chris Wiggs, Lamy Smith. Tom Thompson. Tim Boies. Terry Sikyta. Second row: head coach Craig Artist. Tom Stuckenhoitz. Joe Policky. Tom Liewer. Bob WUHams. Gary Oldfield. Dave Barton, student manager Junior Gugat. Third row reserves Mike Moore. Lyle McMann. Jim Daffer. Dan Haynes. Troy Donnelly. Mike Root. Doug Hunter. Steven Eickhoff. Kevin Allen. 6. Chris Wiggs controls his opponent. 43 Lady Bulldogs Slide in to 5-13 finish The Lady Bulldogs finished their season with a 5-13 record, losing their last 7 games. Their season finale was a first round Districts loss to Fairbury, 51-33. Tammy Allen led the team in both rebounding and points with 322 total rebounds and 287 points. Letter winners on the team were Tammy Allen. Peggy Allgood. Amy Goering. Vickie Colgrove. Gwen Jantzen. Shauna Johnson, and Teresa Darling. The girls came away with two trophies. Adams Christmas Champs and the Peru Consolation Trophy. CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Freshmen, front row. I. to r. Karen Kuhlman, Lori Huber. Dee Taylor. Lisa Andrew. Jeri Weisbrook. coach Cindy Cole. Middle row: Wendy Lavigne. Theresa Vlach. TeriJantzen. Lynne McKnight. Sue Toman. Jennifer Kieine. coach Mary jane Williams. Back row: Liz Chase, manager. Cheryl Mellage. Andrea Bourn. Carrie Goings. Lisa Osborne. Carey Kinghorn. 2 Hustling back on defense is junior starter. Peggy AUgood. 3. Varsity team, front row. I. to r.: Amy Goering. Peggy AUgood. Shauna Johnson. Tammy Allen, Theresa Darling. Vickie Colegrove. Gwen Jantzen. Back row: Coach Frank Smith. Kim Boon. Andrea Patmerton. Karla Armstrong, Kristi Hytrek. Lynne McKnight. Julie Liewer. Beth Majors. Jennifer De-selmes. Cath Sowards. 4. Surrounded by three defenders is Shauna Johnson looking for someone inside 5. Leading scorer Tammy Allen waits to make a move toward the basket. 6. Looking for a quick two points is Vickie Cdgrove 45 AHS reserves finished the season with a 4-6 record. The high scoring girl was Carlo Armstrong with 46 points, followed by Julie Liewer with 43 points. The reserves were coached by Mary Jane Williams and Cindy Cole. The freshman had a disappointing season record of 1-4. They were led by Jennifer Kleine, Lori Huber, and Lynne McKnight with their scores of 14 points. Lady reserves miss split season CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Karla Armstrong shoots over the head of her defender 2 Reserves, front row. . to r.: Cindy Cole, coach. Andrea Polmerton. Beth Majors, Karla Armstrong. Julie Liewer. Jennifer Deselmes Middle row Coach Frank Smith. Kristi Hytrek. Teri Jantzen. Suzie Schneider. Pam Armstrong. Kim Boon, Maryjane Williams, coach Back row: Cathy Sowards. Uz Chase. Jennifer Kleine. Lyme McKnight. Lori Huber. Jeri Weisbrook 3 Waiting for a rebond Is Andrea Polmerton. 46 Reserves show upcoming leadership The reserves faced an exciting year with a new coach. They totaled a 5 win-9 loss season. High scorer for the team was Danny Hatten with 87 points. Next in line was Greg Andrew with 75 points. The reserves averaged 33 points a game with their opponents averaging 39. The freshmen ended the season with a 6-2 record. Alan LaFallette led in scoring with 73 points and Kevin Mowery was second with 68 points. The team averaged 37 points a game and had a 47% free throw average. Their opponents averaged 32 points per game. CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: 1. Roger Grable shows style and determination to win the game. 2. Reserve team, front row from left to right Pat Allison. David Conn. Greg Andrew. Mike Henderson. Bert Cole. Middle row from left to right: Dan Barton. Dean Huber. Rick Falk. Kevin Mowery. Bob Bates. Gary Ebeler. Roger Grable. Last row from left to right: Student manager Mike Patterson and coach Mike Munoz. 3. Freshman team, front row: David Dean. Ross Rohrs. Jeff Vickers. Brad Hytrek. Alan La FaUotte. Coach Munoz. Second row: Jason Beaty. Pat AlHson. Kevin Mowery. David Conn. Gary Ebeler. Roger Grable 4 Alan La FaUotte skies for a jump shot 47 Dogs complete difficult 6-15 season. COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Coach DeVaughn reviews game strategy with the Bulldogs. 2. Varsity team members for the '81-‘82 season are: front row. Bert Cole, Paul Berger. Alan LaFoSete, Mike Gerdes, Dave Kimball, Steve Patras. Greg Andrew, Mike Henderson, Danny Flatten, second row: David Conn, Ritchie Russ. Mike Comstock. Doug Kampe, Doug Jones. Jerry Boden. Kevin Mowery. coaches Munoz and DeVaughn. 3 Robert Jones exhibits shooting ability. 4 Up for two is junior Mike Gerdes 5. Final score for Auburn vs. Tariko game 6. Doug Kampe towers above defenders. 7. Shooting in the crowd is senior Dave Kimball. A.H.S. Bulldogs started the year slowly but progressed rapidly towards the end of the season. Led by seniors Dave Kimball, Robert Jones, Paul Berger, and Mike Comstock, the cagers average 46.2 points per game. There were 8 letter winners on this year's team of which 4 will return next year. The high point scorer for the Bulldogs was Robert Jones with 214 points. Jones average 10.7 goals per game, and Kampe averaged 8.8 points. The Bulldogs faced number one ranked Pius X In the first round of district tournaments and were defeated 48 AUBURN OPPONENTS 28 Gretna 57 5 ? Tarkio ■j 58 39 Falls City 78 49 Plattsmouth 68 47 31 Tecumseh Adams 30 33 30 Norris 75 30 Syracuse 65 48 Nodaway 54 67 Rockport 41 2 Forfeit North Nodaway 0 56 Boys Town 63 38 Fairbury 60 73 Weeping Water 62 48 Nebraska City 70 49 Crete 51 34 Wymore Southern 38 58 Tecumseh 48 54 Tri-County 60 55 Fans City 60 40 Lincoln Pius 66 5 49 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. District runners limber up for practice. 2. Track team members from left to right: Matt Stanley. Dan Haynes. Mike Moore. Andrew Jacobson. Chris Wiggs. Kevin Allen. Chris Pippert. Scott Snyder. Roger Grabie. Gary Ebeler. Second row: Lyle McMann. Steve Shannon. Dave Voss. Brian Bradley. Mike Gerdes. Tim Spear. Mike Patterson. Dave Kimball. Tracy Brettmann. Dave Conn. Third row: John Williams. Brian Clark. Doug Kampe. Chris Bratcher. Wade Reeves. Steve Patras. Not pictured: Blaine Jorgensen. Chad Jauken. Dan Barton. RoUie Clark. Mike Henderson. Bobby Williamson. 3. Chris Bratcher poses for a discuss toss. 4. Awaiting the gun is Tim Spear. 5. Cheering on fellow teammates is Coach Brady and company. 6. At the starting line. Blaine Jorgensen helps Dave Kimball out of the blocks. 7. Mike Gerdes stretches out around the back turn. SO Trackmen Take It on the Run Six AHS runners qualified for the state track meet in Omaha. Bryan Clark, who broke the school record in the 3200 meter run did not place, however, teammate Chris Wiggs finished sixth ahead of Clark's seventh place. The 3200 meter relay record of 8:19.5 was firmly beaten by this year's new record of 8:05. The relay team consisted of Tim Spear, Mike Gerdes, Andrew Jacobsen, and Brian Bradley. They placed 4th at state. Tim Spear broke the 800 meter record and the 1600 meter record. He did not place in the 800 at state, however his time of 4:27 in the 1600 meter run led the state. Dave Kimball led the team in scoring beating Bryan Clark by one point. Tracy Brettmann broke his previous record in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles with a time of 43.3. 51 Young girls track builds for future W CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Jody Allgood shows endurance in a relay race 2. Stretching out before practice are Donna and Denise Carey. 3. Kristy Hytrek aides Denise Carey after a long relay. 4 Lori Huber strides for the finish line. 5. Penny Taylor. Jennifer Deselms. and Kristy Hytrek warm up before practice. 6. Preparing for practice are Beth Kernes. Lori Huber. Michelle Lockwood. Sherry Sayer. and Jodi AHgood. Track women competed well at districts with Jody Allgood taking 4th and breaking her old record in the 3200 meter run by 28 seconds. Geri Weisbrook placed 6th in the discus to be the only freshman to place at the district meet. Despite lacking senior leadership, the girls will be prepared for an improved season next year. 53 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: 1. Ritchie Russ warms up before the meet. 2. Explaining the local rules is assistant coach Ted Russ. 3 Varsity members. I. to r Brad Diekoff. Jot Brueggemarm. Mike Stanley, and Ritchie Russ 4. Reserve members from front row I. to r.: Debbie Dietrich. Ross Rohrs. Dean Huber, Bob Bates, and Jimmy Klein. 5. Golfers await beginning of a local match. Auburn's young golf team finished with an unblemished 7-0 varsity dual record. The team finished second at Tri-Co. and Nebraska City invites along with a tie for second at districts in which Jan Brueg-gemann shot a 79. Mike Stanley shot an 80, Ritchie Russ with an 84 and Brad Deikhoff with an 87 for an outstanding 330 to qualify for state. At state tournament the golfers took a close 6th place with in 6 strokes of second. The inexperienced reserves came back strongly at the end of the season. They finished with a 2-4 dual record. Reserves were led by Ross Rohrs, Bob Bates, and Jimmy Kieine. Young golfers show doss at state Seniors Escape and Get Lucky '81 and '82 saw a lot of exciting times. Seniors celebrated their final homecoming with a victory, prom was a success, and some of the class attended five major concerts including REO Speedwagon. Journey. Foreigner. Loverboy. and the J. Geils Band. Students agreed it was a party hardy year. Rich Aider Lanette Ayres Scott Bannon Lomy Bantz CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Joking between classes arpJJave Barton and Mr. Artist 2. Lonny Bahtz relaxesln the media center. 3 Class officers. I. to r.: Greg Pippert, Mike Snodgrass. Suzanne Slater, and Mark McConnaughey A. Denise Bollen works in the dark room. 5. Assisting during weightlifting convocation. Rich Akden prepares to add more weights to the bar 57 Mike Comstock Janet Cope Teresa Darling Eric Chase Kristy Clark Lisa Cline Vickie Colgrove 58 Seniors leave many lasting memories Bob Dishong Hayley Fulton John George Sue Honnaford Kristy Hansen Cindy Horvath Andrew Jacobsen FAR LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Icing cakes for home ec are Ms. Windhorst and Cindy Horvath. 2. Getting ready for a btg snowbaU fight is Junior Gugat. 3. Avoiding work in journalism is Andrew Jacobsen. 4. New bride and bridegroom are Karen Palmerton and John George. 59 Seniors leave behind Innocent Age Chris Jansky Gwen Jantzen Robert Jones Blaine Jorgensen David Kimball Leisha Kimball 60 Jeff Kistner Brenda Lash Tom Liewer Darren Lunzmann Mark McConnaughey Dean McMann CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Senior home economics students have a mass mock wedding. 2. Mark McConnaughey takes on senior responsibilities. 3. Paul Berger and Gwen Jantzen discuss future plans 61 Gary McMichen Theresa Meritt Kevin Meyers Jeff Minner Ron Mowery Tim Nichols Seniors enjoy final year at AHS CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Senior class members enjoy a different kind of lunch. 2. Chris Wiggs and Kathy Reeves rehearse for future plans. 3. Ron Mowery and Junior Gugat concentrate on a home economics project. 4 Teresa Meritt and Kathy Reeves take a minute for a laugh. 5. Taking a break for a quick candid is Paul Berger. 6. Gary Oldfield and Tom Stuckenhottz relax during lounge privilege Gary Oldfield Karen Palmerton Lisa Parriot Greg Pipped Kathy Reeves Steve Shannon 63 CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Suzanne Slater and Tim Spear discuss the possibilities of sucking face. 2. Discussing their Valentine gifts is Chris Jansky and Jenny Vlach 3. Mike Snodgrass gets ready for his daily routine. Kelly Smith Lanny Smith Shelly Smith Mike Snodgrass Tim Spear Don Stuck Sharon Sierks Suzanne Slater 64 I Scott Whitehead Chris Wiggs r? 7 David Wilson Peggy Witzenburg Seniors say good-bye to the year of '82 Tom Stuckenholtz Jenny Vlach Barton Wheeler NOT PICTURED: Leslie Dean, Jodi Flynn. Terri Gilliland. Junior Gugat. Cathy Hen-richs. Brian PuhaUa. 65 Juniors look anxiously ahead to '83 The junior class performed the 81-82 school year in perfect harmony. Tuning up their schedules with electives, juniors participated in chemistry, trigonometry. accounting, and advanced biology. The juniors added stanzas to the year by raising money for the Junior-senior prom through magazine sales and working concession stands. By the conclusion of the year, the juniors had climbed another note higher on the high school scale, one step closer to the finale. 66 Brondo Bollinger Debbie Bombardier Chris Bratcher Tracy Brettmann CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Peggy Allgood takes time out to use the phone 2. Kim Armstrong puts her final touches on her art project. 3. Mr. MulHns a student teacher is discussing advanced woods with Mike Hey wood. 4. Jamming in the band room are. left to right: Tracy Brettmann. secretary; Amy Goering. treasurer. Steve Bath, president; Lisa Krueger, vice-president. 5. Mike Comstock and Charlie Allen play to the beat of Mr. Ramp's band 67 Joyce Chadwick (Kite) Bryan Clark Rollie Clark John Childers Bert Cole Irene Critser Jennifer CuUen Annette DeBuhr Greg Dettman Lori Dorsch Michelle Eash Chris Ebeler Looking at juniors' academic life Juke Edwards COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Both Ely Relaxing before school in the Home Ec. room is Rhonda Gentert. 2 Rome Clark and Mike Patterson race to finish lunch. 3 Janis Hollenbeck relaxes during lounge priv-ledges. 4 Rome Clark receives instructions from coach Cordes during P.E. 5. Making apiece of art in advanced woods is Greg Deft man. Jodee FHbrandt Rhonda Gentert Mike Gerdes Amy Goering Juniors search for exciting adventures Chad Hahn Kris Haith Kathy Hamann Brad Harms Dan Hat ten Kerri Henderson Shawn Hobbs Loren Henderson Mike Heywood CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Leroy Stuck selects old wood for his art project. 2. Displaying excellent form is David Voss. 3. David Whitaker keeps his eye on the ball during P.E. class. 4. Shauna Johnson chats with friends before school. 5. Brad Harms acts macho at a basketball game. 6 Observing John Jones as he works on his leather project is Cindy Horvath. 7. Cleaning up after a busy day in art are Charlie A Hen and Lou Arm McConnaughey. 71 Jimmy Kleine Lisa Krueger Stephanie LaFoUette John McConnaughey A Prom a success for AHS juniors 72 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Studying Intensely in the Media Center is Brent Jorgensen 2. Anxiously awaiting an important phone cat is Harold Thompson. 3. Getting a good laugh in English 11 Is Shawn Hobbs. 4. Mike Meyers uses study hall wisely. 5. Mike Stanley takes time out for an entertaining magazine 6. Brushing up on reading techniques is Junior Peter Kiienjan. 7. Having a coke and a smile is Annie Bohling. Mike Meyers Larry Morris Susan Myers Dan Nichols Rich Palmer Greg Parriott Mike Patterson Glenn PeasJee Juniors strive for AHS seniority Joe Policky Lisa Pratte Cara Ramsey Nita Reeves Wade Reeves Liz Rider Becky Robing Ritchie Russ Robert Sowards Mike Stanley Randal Stites 74 n CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Enjoying free time is Harold Thompson. 2. It's a bird, it's a plane. No. it's Mike Wester field during homecoming spirit week. 3. Becky Robiing discusses school policies with Nit a Reeves. 4 Concentrating on the news is Chris Bratcher. 5. Mike Stanley receives instructions from Mr. Peterson. Terry Sikyta Leroy Stuck Tim Summerlin Tom Thompson Chip Vanderkurr Dave Voss Mike West erfield David Whitaker Brian White John Williams Bob Williamson Robert Wintz 75 As an encore to the 1980-81 school year, sophomores respond readily to the label Upperclassmen . The class marches to the beat of a schedule consisting of English 10, geometry, biology, and world history. Scanning the countryside, sophomores started their 10th year by collecting a satisfying amount of bugs and weeds. Everyone loves to be a sophomore. AH the problems and struggles they encounter: Complete apostrophe and derivations in geometry and the great aspects of world history. The year that most students get their driving licenses and get out into the excited world. Jeff Allgood Jody AUgood Greg Andrew Brie Armstrong Korlo Armstrong Pom Armstrong Don Barton Bob Bates Steve Baumhover Mary Ballue Sophomores keep in tune during 81-82. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Looking for excitement in the halls are Lane Cecil and David Dean. 2. Sharing a few words before class are Andrea Palmerton and Tim Boles. 3. Sophomore class officers are Darren Snodgrass. Leslie Thomas. Beth Majors, and Jennifer Desetms. 4 Tom Giminez exhibits good study habits in the media center PrisciUa Cahill Scott Capps Lane Cecil Tim Chapin Elizabeth Chase Lori Dahlenburg David Dean Randy DeFreece 77 Sophomores swing through daily routine Jennifer Dese ms Brad Diekhoff Mike Douglas John Dunn Delane Durham Ricky Folk John Flynn Jay Fischer Sally Geary Renae Gerdes Tom Gimenez Ginny Glen CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Andrea Pa merton waits in upper commons for classes to begin. 2. Enjoying school lunch is Terry Sikyta. Greg Dettman and Eric Chase. 3. Leslie Thomas and Lori Dahlen-burg ham it up on punk rock day. 4. Gina Gulizia puts sewing skills to use in Home Ec. 5. Studying hard in the Media Center is Kathy Moffitt 78 Kim Jones Elizabeth Kernes Adam Kerwin Amy LeweUen Julie Liewer Michele Lockwood Kimberly Ludwig Beth Majors Juliann Moerer Sophs work to achieve good standings CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Julie Liewer shows excitment in cheering for Auburn. 2. Adam Kerwin and Terry Jones invent their own commercial for a Sophomore English class. 3. Showing spirit on homecoming clash day is Suzy Schneider 4. Concentrating heavUy on stm life art are Andrea Palmerton. Wayne Hendrichs and junior Brian White 5. Reviewing for a test in the media center reading area are Kristi Hytrek and Leslie Thomas. 80 - Robin Munson David Myers Scott Nelson Jim North Andrea Palmerton Diana Palmerton Erin Park hurst Steve Patras ft •■••If Sophomores enjoy second year at AHS Tina Shaw Jm Smith Danny Snodgrass Darren Snodgrass Cathy So wards Penny Taylor Leslie Thomas Coma Whitehead Jo WMoms JuUe Williams Curt Witzenburg 82 TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Sophomore Jim North reflects on his day at school. 2. Having fun during lounge is Brian Smith. Freshmen class officers for 1981 are front. Karen Kublmon. Bruce Broody. Back row Susan Han and Cheryl Mellage The class of '85 entered their first year of high school as the largest class of the four. The requirements included in their schedule were speech, English, math, and geography. As freshmen they were busy following the rhythms set by the upper classmen. Class sponsors for the frosh were Mr. De Vaughn, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Vaughn. Challenges await freshmen in A.H.S. 83 84 high school careers Frosh begin their CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Kristi Whitaker and Mary Gimenez visit lockers between classes. 2. Using the research area is Scott Snyder. 3. Tim Corbin (freshmen) and Mary Ballue (sophomore) converse in halls between classes. 4. Deann Knippelmeyer makes good use of free time. 5. Eric Long inspects the readers' guide Mary Gimhez PoUy Glen Carrie Go ings Roger Grable Joe Gray Rhonda Gress Susan HaH Dan Haynes Steve Henderson Kristy Hey wood 85 Lori Huber Doug Hunter Brad Hytrek Teri Jantzen Chad Jauken Ann Jones Freshmen accept new responsibilities 86 COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Studying in privacy is Wendy Lavigne. 2. Kristi Whitaker and Deanna Chadwick relax before school. 3. Jeff Meyers and Mark Leslie compare notes for math. 4. Carey Kinghom shows her flair in cast signing. 5. Sharing the latest news are Kathy Jarvis. Tammy Snodgrass, and Leslie Meries Robin KUng Deann Knippefmeyer Karen Kuhlman Eric Long Mary Lotter Stephonie Lowery Leslie Mchtire Lynn McKnight 87 Lyle Me Mann Tammy McMichen Angie Meinheit Cheryl MeUage Leslie Meries Jeff Meyers Mike Moore Kevin Mowery Fran New come Marty Nichols Susie Oakley Lisa Osborne COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Ross Rohrs refreshes himself during lounge. 2 Wayne Henrichs and Jeff Vickers concentrate on drawing an art sketch. 3. Relaxing before speech class are Donna Carey. Jennifer Dorste. and Denise Carey 4 Taking a break from pep band is Angie Meinheit and Debbie Shively. 5. Jim Daffer enjoys reading a magazine during study haU. 88 Frosh achieve academic requirements. Ann Taylor Dee Taylor Sue Toman « Jeff Vickers Theresa Vlach Geri Wisebrook Kristi Whitaker NOT PICTURED: Kevin KeitNey AHS freshman jump into new routine 90 A Under the leadership of a new principal and guidance counselor. 1981-82 school began harmoniously. Selection of Mr. Twarling as principal and Mr. Artist as guidance counselor was made during the summer. Also adding their new talents were Mr. DeVaughn. social studies; Mr. Kelley, vocal music: and Mrs. Kampe. school nurse. Incurring a detatched retina shortly after the beginning of school. Mr. Russ was replaced by substitute teachers until he returned in February. This was also the year that school lunches experienced Reganomics and the price of a lunch went from 80c to $1.25. 92 New administration brings changes CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Looking over student files is Mrs. Kipling. 2. Going over class schedules with Sue Hannaford is the new guidance counselor Mr. Artist. 3. New principle Mr. Twarling prepares for first year duties. 4. Members of school board left to right. Mr. Marvin Gerdes, Dr. John Crotty. Mr. Ross Adams. President Richard Alden. Mr. Guy Grafton. Sec. Mrs. Dave Lambert. Superintendent Mr. Kenneth Fossen Not pictured Mr. Glen Witzenburg. 5. Mrs. Clark prepares for a new day at A.H.S. 6. Mrs. Hutton teaches Sara Grafton library skills. 7. Mrs. Kampe. new school nurse, uses some of her valuable time for paperwork. 93 Teachers stride to new beginnings ?4 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Jr. class sponsor, Mr. Falter, discusses magazine sales with Nit a Reeves. 2. Mrs. Alien explains the symbolism of the British flag as Suzanne Slater and Brenda Lash look on. 3. New teacher, Mr. Munoz, discusses English lesson with sophomore Renae Gerdes. 4. Relaxing between classes is Mr. Thacker and his pet snake. 5. Selecting music for marching contests is band director, Mr. Ramp. 6. First year vocal music teacher, Mr. KeUey, conducts rehearsal for fall concert. 95 Teachers advise students on future CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Bert Cole listens os Mrs. Birdsley explains papers. 2. Spending some leisure time with Mr. De Vaughn is Dave Kimball. 3. Discussing a magazine article with Mr. Kearney is Jan Brueggemann. 4. Mrs. Eickhoff copies class notes onto the overhead. 5. As Ritchie Russ reviews his grades. Ns father. Mr. Russ, looks amused. 6. Enjoying a laugh during study hall are Kristi Whitaker and Miss Windhorst. 7. ha tense moment. Coach Cordes drops Ns head in concentration. 96 CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Demonstrating strobe tight technique is Mr. Wetenkomp to physics student Darren Lunzmann. 2 Concentrating on typing skills is Mary Gimenez as Mrs. Vaughn looks on 3. Helping Brad Hytrek with his Algebra is Mr Smith. 4. Mr. Bonnet shows procedure to sophomores Jo Ann Williams and Beth Majors. 5 Chris Jansky and Mrs Reeves pause to listen to class discussion 6. Advanced mathematical students George Nincehelser and Blame Jorgensen discuss the complexity of Algebra with Mr. Hutton. 7 Brian White questions the cost of his project with Mr. Peterson Veteran teachers show leadership 9.8 AHS cooks and custodians work hard CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Posing for a picture is head cook Alberta Berger. 2. Stuck with lunchroom clean-up is custodian Rod Vandervort. 3. A fine looking staff of cooks tine up for a picture. From left to right are: Alberta Berger, Marian McMichen. Marge Kimball. Shirley Jansky. Hazel Keith ey. Ida Mae Stewart. Neva Weise-brook. and Mema Corbin. 4. Helping keep the Home Ec. room clean is Janice Andrew. One-third of grads receive awards ¥i VI ®ct] Aldon Luther Drake, Farmhouse Fraternity, unl Honors Scholarships Paul Berger Midland Lutheran College. Nebraska Wesleyan high school honor art show. An-State Scholarship (Art). Jonathan Bohlmg Auburn Consolidated Industries. Kiwanis. Milford Campus Scholarships Denise Bo lien Southeast Community American Legion Auxiliary 23 - Alternate Scholarships. Lisa Cline: Board of Trustee-Peru State Scholarship. Vickie Cdgrove Doa .e College Trustee Achievement Music. James Lee Armstrong Memorial. Julie Moe Catlett Memorial. Auburn Eagles +3767 Scholarships Mike Comstock: Auburn Chamber of Commerce. Milford Campus. American Legion Auxiliary Unit +23 Scholarships. Janet Cope: Presidential Scholarship-Peru State. Peru V.F.W. Auxiliary +7299 Gwen Jantzen UNL Honors Program Blaine Jorgensen UNL Freshman Regents. Iowa State. UNL Honors program Scholarship. David Kimball: Vergil Lehr Memorial. Neal Thomas Sportsmanship Memorial. American Legion Auxiliary Unit +23 - Alternate Scholarship. Jeff Kistner Century U Leaders Program. Auburn Chamber of Commerce Awards Tom Liewer: Top Naval Nuclear Engineering Program. Mark McCormaughey Peru State Coop School, Peru V.F.W. Auxiliary Post +2799 Scholarship Hayley Fulton Peru State Coop School Scholarship. George Nincehelser Alpha Beta Gamma. Iowa State. David Scholdrship-UNL. Bert Franklin Jeanne Marie Hutton Memorial. UNL Honors Program Scholarships Greg Pippert Board of Trustees - Kearney State. David Scholarship - UNL. Math Medal. Elks Lodge +1049 2nd Place. Nemaha County Hospital Auxiliary. UNL Honors Program Scholarships Karen Palmerton Nemaha County Home Extension Service Award Kelly Smith Peru V.F.W. Auxiliary Post 7299 - Alternate Suzanne Slater Wayne State College Presidential. AEA Scholarships Michael Snodgrass David Scholarship-UNL. Board of Trustees - Kearney State. Chemistry Award - Kearney State. UNL Honors Program Scholarships Tim Spoor Auburn Kiwanis Club Scholarship Kathy Reeves Evangel College Scho'a ship. American Auxiliary +23 Schok 'd jenny Vlach: Ralph Darling Memorial Rotary Club Scholarship. Lincoln School of Commerce. L. -i 101 Class of '82 sets new goals for AHS Commencement exercises were held Sunday afternoon. May 16, for the class of 1982. The invocation was given by the class president, Greg Pipped. Following, the band played God of Our Fathers. Addresses were given by Rich Aiden and Blaine Jorgensen. Afterwards the senior ensemble sang Seeds Grow to Plants.” Presentation of the class was given by Supt. Kenneth Fossen. Honors and awards were presented by Principal Dan Twarling and Counselor Craig Adist. Diplomas were handed out by Mr. Guy Grafton, president of the school board. Ending the exercises was the benediction given by Vickie Col-grove, SAB president. CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Lisa CUne recieves her award package 2 Senior ensemble sings Seeds Grow to Plants 3. Follow Your Dream theme of address by Rich Alden 4 Seniors display relief with a hat toss. 5. Top 11 members of the class of 62 are. front row. left to right Barton Wheeler. Gwen Jantzen. Suzanna Slater. Lisa Cline, and Rich Alden Back row. left to right Mike Snodgrass. Blaine Jorgensen. Gary McMichen. George Nincehelser. Darren Lunzmann. and Greg Pippert. 6. Band plays during the processional 7. Blaine Jorgensen addresses seniors on ends and beginnings 8 Brian Bradley receives his diploma. i 103 Let no one surround himself with pain But use it to free him. The game is to learn to live again To race to the end. And if he should stumble as he goes. If he should fall. It won't really matter if he knows He gave it his all. from Chariots of Fire Vanglelis Anderson 104 I get by with a little help from my friends. Gonna try with a little help from my friends. Lennon 8c McCartney CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: 1. Mrs. Clark's command console. 2. Steve Shannon welcomes a new member to choir 3. Industrial art displays during fine arts night. 4. Girls tryout for flag corps in the gym. 5. Trackmen workout on the AHS indoor track. Students share variety of experiences 107 Year leaves behind fond memories 108 There are places remember all my life. Though some have changed. Some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living. In my life I've loved them all. Lennon McCartney mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY % mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY ■ ‘■rniNr MiMnrn ra M