Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

76e “SccCCcCoy s4ct cut Sc uw£ s4ct un i, Tf e 'KMJ ti eomsms paceUty 5 Student t5 Spent 43 Student 63 2 .ea utitty cutcC d uvie It was a year of pizza and no calorie no caffine soft drinks. It was the year of “E.T.” and “Ghandi”; of Prince and “1999” and Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” Ronald Reagan was president and gas was $1.23 a gallon for regular. It was also the year of laughing and learning at AHS. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: I. Card catalog drawer in the media center. 2. Senior prepare for “the last walk”. 3. Mr. Kelley’s substitute teacher Rita Ribut returns to cover class. 3 comttttuUty finccte CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: 1. Ducks drink in the sunshine at near-by mini park. 2. A front view of Auburn High School — home of the Bulldogs. 3. Tops of buildings in the downtown area show the architectural sculpture of another era. 4 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Checking the health forma ia achool nurse Mra. Kampe. 2. Enjoying her work ia Mra. Clark. 3. Guidance councelor Mr. Artist popa popcorn during a volleyball game. 4. Members of the board of education meet at the Calvert Library. Left to right: Mr. Marvin Gerdea, Mr. Glen Witzenburg, Mr. Guy Grafton, Dr. John Crotty, Mr. Dick Alden. Not pictured ia Mr. Roas Adams. 5. Principal Dan Twarling begins another day at hia “Command” post. 6. Aasistant librarian Lou Ann Thacker aids librarian Joyce Hutton. 7. Secretary Donna Kipling records tests scores for Mr. Artist. 6 s4 cCttUttto urtiMt zettuzctui d z le Sure and steady remained the pace of the 1982-83 school year under the leadership of our administration and faculty. Only the English and athletic departments underwent changes from that of the previous year. Mr. Ketchum, sophomore English teacher, was also the varsity wrestling coach and served as assistant football coach. Volunteering his services was assistant football coach, Steve Dingman. Basketball was also subject to coaching changes as Mr. Kleine became girls’ head basketball coach and Charlie Doeden became boys’ head reserve coach. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: I. Mr. Bennet corrects papers during his preparation period. 2. Mr. Wetenkamp figures a problem in physics class. 3. Mrs. Birdsley smiles obligingly at a student's jokes. 4. Taking notes for a lecture in P.E. class is coach Cordes. 5. Waiting for attention in math class is Mr. Smith. 6. Smiling at his students antics before class is Mr. Hutton. 7. Mrs. Eickoff concentrates on helping her students. 7e c6e'i6 C 4 fancvosut fo ' %3 8 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Mr. Thacker demonstrate art techniques. 2. Making out passes for her accounting class is Mrs. Reeves. 3. Scott Moran accepts advice from Mr. Peterson in mechanical drawing class. 4. Discussing a geography assignment is Richard Palmer and Mr. DeVaughn. 5. Intense in correcting the home economics test is Mrs. Lepert. 6. Mr. Kearney checks government tests. 7. Craig Baumbover has a puzzling question about typing for Mrs. Vaughn. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Seniors get explanation from Mrs. Allen about term paper. 2. Mr. Kelley brings bis music class to attention. 3. Showing concern about yearbook plans is Mr. Falter. 4. Mr. Russ makes lesson plans for American History students. 5. Explaining grammar to sophomores is Mr. Ketchum. 6. Mr. Ramp arranges sheet music before band class. 13 CUUC fauuCCe duties CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Smitty looks on as students enter the bus. 2. The 1982-83 cooks pose for picture; from left to right: Marian McMichen, Shirley Jansky, Alberta Berger, Ida Kuhlmann, Marge Zimmerman, Merna Corbin, Donna Jeanneret, Marge Kimball, Neva Weisbrook. 3. High school students wait for their bus. 14 “Pefe cCccJ C UU zte tuoAcot SENIORS: Peggy Allgood, Jodee Fil-brandt, Amy Goering, Kathy Hamann, Kerri Henderson, Shauna Johnson, Lisa Krueger, Kelley Schutte. JUNIORS: Jody Allgood, Karla Armstrong, Pam Armstrong, Liz Chase, Jenny Davidson, Jen Deselms, Sally Geary, Renae Gerdes, Ginnie Glen, Sara Grafton, Kristi Hytrek, Kim Jones, Amy Lewellen, Julie Liewer, Kim Ludwig, Beth Majors, Andrea Palmerton, Diana Palmerton, Johna Rusch, Penny Taylor, Leslie Thomas, Jo Williams. SOPHOMORES: Lisa Andrew, Andrea Bourn, Dena Chadwick, Kristi Clark, Christy Coulter, Debbie Coulter, Polly Glen, Carrie Goings, Susan Hall, Lori Huber, Teri Jantzen, Carey Kinghorn, DeAnn Knip-plemeyer, Karen Kuhlmann, Anita Leach, Leslie Me In tire, Lynne Me Knight, Cheryl Mellage, Lisa Osborne, Cindy Sayer, Sherry Sayer, Dee Taylor, Sue Toman, Theresa Vlach, Jeri Weisbrook, Kristi Whitader, Mary Ross, Tammy McMichen. FRESHMAN: Brenda Bollinger, Cindy Flynn, Kris Darling, Marge ret Bogle, Erin Gilbert, Lisa Howatt, Ann Jeanneret, Becky Hamilton, Kim Me Mann, Tammy Mattes, Lori Ratzlaff, Kim Schlange. 16 Pep club started the year on the right paw with the initiation of our Bulldog mascot The many activities included selling calenders, outdoor pep rallies, and homecoming. Climaxing the year was a potluck picnic at Sycamore Springs. High point members were senior Kelley Schutte; junior Karla Armstrong, sophomore Dee Taylor; frosh. Kim Schlange. Pep club's overall high point member was Beth Majors. COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Pep club officers: Jodee Filbrandt, secretary; Peggy Allgood, vice president; Amy Goering, president; Cheryl Mellage, historian; Jen Deselms, treasurer. 2. Downtown pep rally prepares football team for homecoming victory. 3. Reserve cheerleaders pose top to bottom: Kris Darling, Lynne McKnight, Lori Huber, Ann Jeanneret, Brenda Bollinger. 4. Girls sports cheerleaders top to bottom: Leslie Thomas, Andrea Palmer-ton, Karen Kuhlmann. 5. The pep club cheers on another Auburn victory. 6. Bulldog mascot Kristi Hytrek draws a crowd of youngsters. 7. Varsity cheerleaders top 1. to r.: Diana Palmerton, mascot Kristi Hytrek, Sue Toman; middle; Susan Hall, Kathy Hamann, Jodi Allgood; bottom: Lisa Andrew, Penny Taylor. 8. Posters reflect A.H.S. spirit. 17 cafiifoC cve£co-(tte CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Workers busily prepare drinks for the annual soup supper. 2. While touring Brownville's Cooper Nuclear Power Plant, members learn of waste hazards. 3. Roger Grable lights his candle at initiation. Math and Science members: Charles Allen, Jeff Allgood, Pat Allison, Lisa Andrew, Pam Armstrong, Bob Bates, Steve Bath, Brian Baumhovcr, Steve Baumhover, Scott Bohling, Tracy Brett-mann, Bruce Broady, Scott Capps, Irene Critser, Jim Daffer, Erin DeBuhr, David Dean, Jennifer Deselms, Brad Diekhoff, Jenny Dorste, Delane Durham, Gary Ebeler, Rick Falk, Mike Gerdes, Ginnie Glen, Polly Glen, Carrie Goings, Roger Grable, Susan Hall, Kathy Husing, Kristi Hytrek, Teri Jantzen, Shauna Johnson, Kim Jones, Brent Jorgensen, Doug Kampe, Beth Kernes, Carey Kinghorn, Jennifer Kleine, Jimmy Kleine, DeAnn Knippelmeyer, Lisa Krueger, Alan LaFollette, Amy Lewellen, Julie Liewer, Eric Long, Lynne Me Knight, Lyle McMann, Tammy McMichen, Michael Myers, Juliann Moerer, Mike Moore, Kevin Mowery, Martin Nichols, Lisa Osborne, Steve Patras, Chris Pippert, Glenn Peaslee, Lisa Pratte, Mike Root, Sherry Sayer, Suzie Schneider, Bruce Schutte, Kelley Schutte, Tina Shaw, Darren Snodgrass, Scott Snyder, R.J. Stites, Penny Taylor, Leslie Thomas, Sue Toman, Theresa Vlach, Geraldine Weis-brook, John Williams, Steve Wire Through many fund-raising activities, the Math and Science Club prepared its way to the biannual trip to Washington D.C. Tours to Kansas City and Offut Air Force Base were among the highlights of the year. 18 'H t tvuxu4 activities Parties, picnics, a hayrack ride, and an over-night at the high school highlighted the activities of the FHA. Members also hiked to raise money for the national chapter and sold cook books to raise money for the American Cancer Society. In the fall the girls held a spaghetti supper for the football players and cheerleaders. Becky Hamilton won a gold medal and Jodee Filbrandt won a silver at the Search events in Nebraska City. Members also attended the district convention in Louisville and the state in Lincoln. FHA members: Kim Boan, Margaret Bogle, Lori Dablenburg, Annette DeBubr, Jodee Filbrandt, Rhonda Center t, Renae Gerdes, Erin Gilbert, Kris Haitb, Becky Hamilton, Kathy Husing, Stephanie LaFollette, Kim McMann, Susan Myers, Andrea Palmerton, Diana Palmerton, Lisa Pratte, Lori Ratzlaff, Becky Robling, Johna Rusch, Sherry Sayer, Suzie Scbnieder, Cathy So wards, Jeri Weisbrook, Dena Chadwick. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Jodee Filbrandt clowns around at the Halloween party. 2. Officers left to right: Diana Palmerton, Kris Haitb, Jodee Filbrandt, and Rhonda Gen tert display a fun raising cook book. 3. Total membership poses before a Held trip. 19 petCawAAtfi yeast Many activities kept the Fellowship of Christian Athletes busy during the 1982-83 school year. Besides their weekly meetings, they participated in the Weekend of Champions held in Fremont, an area Day of Champions, and a iock-in at the Christian Church. Sponsors this year were Mr. Thacker and Mr. Wetankamp. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: I. FCA members left to right Jeff Koch, Delane Durham, Tim Clarke, co-sponsor Mr. Wetenkamp, M'Lisa Emmons, and Tammy Mattes gather for a picture. 2. Beth Kerns, Cindy Flynn, Kris Darling, and Pam Armstrong listen to another of Mr. Thacker's jokes. 3. Officers, left to right: Pam Armstrong, Kris Darling, Ritchie Russ, Jim Zimmerman. 20 Art club really gained momentum in its third year. Membership increased to thirty-five, and members attended more of the functions set up by the art teacher, Mr. Thacker. Lincoln, Omaha and Kansas City were some of the cities visited by the club. They toured several art galleries and museums and had some artists talk to them about techniques used for different types of art. 3 CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: I. Mr. Thacker helps set up refreshments for initiation. 2. Rob Sowards acts perturbed at getting his picture taken. 3. Rollie Clark, president, addresses the art club members. 4. Mi.zing paint for a project is Jenny Davidson. 5. Posing for a picture after initiation are the 1982 art club members. High School Media Cwm« -v. Auburn, Nebf, A • 21 “ty’tea e coat yCtde a uuv I982’s musical “Grease,” was performed by a cast of 32 members on November 9 and 11. The play was the Broadway success about high school in 1959. Songs included were, “Summer Nights,” “Greased Lightning, ” “Freddy My Love, ” “Sandra Dee,” and “We Go Together.” “Grease” was one of the most successful productions that Auburn High School has produced. Members of the cast included: Jeff Allgood, Jody Allgood, Lisa Andrew, Steve Bath, Jerry Boden, Brenda Bollinger, Jen Deselms, Debbie Dietrich, Jodie Graves, Susan Hall, Deann Huber, Shauna Johnson, Jeff Jones, Doug Kampe, Pete Kleinjan, Lisa Krueger, Amy Lewellen, Julie Liewer, Lynne McKnight, Diana Palmerton, Steve Patras, Chris Pippert, Lisa Pratte, Cara Ramsay, Mike Root, Curt Witzenburg. Band members included: Bob Bates, Susan Hall, Roger Kelley, Julian n Moerer, Tammy McMichen, Cathy Sowards. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Burger Palace Boys Steve Bath, Doug Kampe, Steve Patras, Pete Kleinjan, and Jeff Allgood get down with “Grease Lightning. 2. Eugene, Chris Pippert, welcomes the Class of ’59. 3. Marty, Amy Lewellen, invites Pink Ladies over for a pajama party. 4. Grease cast members dance to the “rock-n-roll” beat. 5. Pink Ladies “rap” with Rizzo at lunch. 6. Lisa and Doug “fight it out”, Pete “spaces out”, and Shauna and Steve “make out” in the park. 7. Doug Kampe loses his pants. 22 23 ‘Tfecu ecttcfavtmb cOie 4 dtuut BAND MEMBERS: Charlie Allen, Jody Allgood, Lisa Andrew, Brenda Baker, Bob Bates, Brian Baumbover, Craig Baumhover, Steve Baumbover, Scott Bobling, Brenda Birdsley, Annette Bol-len, Brenda Bollinger, Andrea Bourn, Tracy Brettmann, Bruce Broady, Jan Brueggemann, Priscilla Cahill, Tim Clark, Kris Darling, Erin DeBubr, Jen Deselms, Heidi Eckert, Cindy Flynn, Renae Gerdes, Russell Gilbert, Ginnie Glen, Polly Glen, Carrie Goings, Chad Hahn, Susan Hall, Rebecca Hamilton, Janis Hollenbeck, Lisa Howat. Lori Huber, Kathy Husing, Teri Jantzen, Ann Jeaneret, Brent Jorgensen, Carey Kingh-orn, Jennifer Kleine, Jim Kleine, DeAnn Knipplemeyer, Lisa Krueger, Karen Kublman, Wendy Lavigne, Marilyn Leslie, Amy Le we lien, Eric Long, Mark Mason, Tammy Mattes, Lynne Me Knight, Lyle McMann, Tammy McMicben, Angie Meinheit, Juliann Moerer, Pat Mo wry, Susie Oakley, Gary Oldfield, Lisa Osborne, Glen Peas lee, Laura Peas lee, Chris Pippert, Cara Ramsay, Lori Rigbt-sell, Brandon Rogge, Mary Ann Ross, Mike Root, Sherry Saver, Deb Shively, Dee Taylor, Penny Taylor, Theresa Mach, John Williams, Jim Zimmerman % 24 A new edition was added this year to the Bulldog band. After many years of fundraising, new uniforms were purchased. The year was quite successful. The marching band received a I at both Plattsmouth and Pershing marching contests. The concert band received a I at districts for their last hurrah. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. The percussion ensemble performs during districts. 2. The brass section pumps up basketball players during a home game. 3. Snare drum solos are no problem for Ginnie Glen. 4. Mr. Ramp directs the concert band. 5. Lori Ritzel and Annie Bollen play their woodwinds during a game. 6. Entertaining the crowd during the homecoming pep rally is the pep band. 7. Showing off their new uniforms, the band plays their way to a I rating. 25 Staye z ui received dxifr itosi Highlighting the stage band season was the superior rating received at district music contest. Members of Mr. Ramp’s stage band were: Lisa Krueger, Julie Ann Moerer, Jim Kliene, Bob Bates, Ginnie Glenn, John Williams, Sherry Sayer, Polly Glenn, Glen Peaslee, Tammy McMichen, Chris Pippert, Charlie Allen, Brent Jorgensen, Mark Mason, Steve Baumhover, Jan Brueggemann, Susan Hall, and Tracy Brettmann. Members of Mr. Osborne’s freshman-sophomore stage band were: Lisa Andrew, Lynne McKnight, Jim Zimmermann, Teri Jantzen, Brandon Rogge, Erin DeBuhr, Tony Oldfield, Bruce Broady, Craig Baumhover, Brenda Bollinger, Lisa Howat, Scott Bohling, Brian Baumhover, Eric Long, Ann Jeannerette, Kris Darling, and Mary Ann Ross. FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Junior-senior stage band performs Dog Days at the spring concert. 2. Mr. Osborne’s freshman-sophomore stage band gives another top-notch performance. 3. Showing their award winning style is Mr. Ramp's stage band. 26 FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: I. Jerry Bodea and Diana Palmerton celebrate and have a good time. 2. Steve Bath and the rest of the Riverside Junction guys entertain the audience with “Greased Lightning . 3. Practice is always fun tor Jody Allgood, Chris Pippert, Amy Lewel-len, Steve Bath, and Lynne McKnight. Riverside Junction had a school year to “Celebrate” in 1982-83. They finished first in the Peru State Contest and third at the four state Northwest Missouri State Contest. Capping the year, was a I rating at District Music Contest. This was the first year swing choir was a separate class. The experiment seemed to work as it is part of next year’s curriculum. Members: Steve Bath, Doug Kampe, Chris Pippert, Jeff Allgood, Eric Armstrong, Jerry Boden, Steve Patras, Pete Klein-jan, Dean Huber, Susan Hall, Jody Allgood, Diana Palmerton, Amy Lewellen, Cara Ramsey, Lisa Pratte, Lynne McKnight, Jodie Graves, Lisa Andrew, Julie Ann Moerer, Lisa Krueger, and Bob Bates. 27 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Cara Ramsey sings her heart out to gain a I at district music contest. 2. Singing to his fullest ability is Chris Bratcher. 3. The girls triple trio waits to perform. 4. Performing during district music contest is the full choir. 5. Sitting at the piano are Susan Hall and Lisa Krueger, two of the finest accompianist in Nebraska. 28 Students taking vocal music in the 1982-1983 school year found that choir offered much more than an occasional study hall. It gave students a chance to become familiar with many different types of music, and it gave them a chance to discover talents he or she may not have known they had. The choir ended a successful year with a I rating at District Music Contest. toted- Sufoetc i a ctee cH te Members of the choir: Eric Armstrong, Pam Armstrong, Debbie Bombardier, Denise Carey, Donna Carey, Tim Chapin, Lance Conn, Tina Corbin, Jenny Davidson, Debbie Dietrich, Delane Durham, Heidi Eckert, Renae Gerdes, Erin Gilbert, Polly Glen, Kim Jones, Beth Kernes, Jennifer Kliene, Robin Kling, Michelle Lockwood, Mary Lotter, Leslie Mertes, Jim North, Lisa Osborne, Laura Peaslee, Ritchie Russ, Cathy Soward, R. J. Stites, Corina Whitehead, Jeri Wiesbrook, Julie Williams, Jean-atte Cass, Tony Leach, Tina Barnett, Angie White, Brad Diekhoff, Curt Witzenburg, Kim Sayer, Bridget Barnett, Kristy Clark, Jeff Allgood, Jody Allgood, Lisa Andrew, Bob Bates, Steve Bath, Jerry Boden, Jodie Graves, Susan Hall, Doug Kampe, Lynne McKnight, Peter Kleinjan, Amy Lewellen, Julie Ann Moerer, Diana Palmerton, Steve Patras, Chris Pippert, Lisa Pratte, and Cara Ramsey. 29 • (?£ z xtc comedy e tte taitto cnewd “Arsenic and Old Lace”, a comedy classic, was this year's spring play. It was the story of two charming and innocent old ladies, Lisa Krueger and Shauna Johnson, who populate their cellar with the remains of socially and religiously “acceptable” roomers; the antics of their brother, Mike Root, who thinks he s Teddy Roosevelt; the activities of the other brother, Steve Bath, who tries to make sense of these activities; and their brother Jonathan, Doug Kampe, who visits them while he hides from the police with his partner in crime Dr. Einstein, Chris Pippert. CAST: Lisa Krueger, Shauna Johnson, Steve Bath, Doug Kampe, Pete Kleinjan, Lisa Pratte, Chris Bratcher, Jeff Allgood, Eric Armstrong, Mike Root, Bob Bates, Chris Pippert, Steve Groff, Lance Conn, and Damian Wiggs. TECH CREW: Amy Goering, Darrin Goering, Liz Chase, Penny Taylor, and Leslie Thomas. DIRECTOR: Jeffrey Walter Falter. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Dr. Einstein (Chris Pippert) watches Mortimer (Steve Bath) struggle to get free while Jonathon (Doug Kampe) prepares for the Melbourne Method. 2. The police arrive to pick up toys for underprivileged kids. 3. Lt. Valdez (Chris Bratcher) makes his presence known. 4. Martha (Lisa Krueger) welcomes Officer O'Hara (Jeff Algood). enjoy county yout. day. To better understand the process of government in Nemaha County, the juniors spent a day with various county officials at the courthouse. Highlighting the day was a mock trial and dinner at the American Legion. Participants were co. commissioners -Brad Diekhoff, Curt Witzenburg; co. clerk - Kim Jones, Julie Williams; co. treasurer - Scott Capps, Leslie Thomas; co. assessor - Kathy Husing, Suzie Schneider; co. judge - Steve Patras, Beth Kernes; co. supt. of schools - Jen Deselms, Tom Gimenez, David Myers; co. extension agent - Steve Baumbover, Sara Grafton, Michele Lockwood, Darren Snodgrass; co. health officer - Karla Armstrong, Penny Taylor, Kristi Hytrek, Jodie Graves; clerk of the district court -Ginnie Glen, Sherri Hobbs, Kim Boan, Amy Lewellen; co. surveyor - Bob Bates, Brian Smith; co. sheriff - Dean Huber, Diana Palmerton; co. welfare office -Beth Majors, Jo Williams, Julie Liewer, Eric Armstrong; veterans service officer - Mary Ballue, Mike Root, Tina Shaw, Lane Cecil; co. attorney - Mike Henderson, Greg Andrew. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Scott Capps, Kurt Witzenburg, and Brad Diekhoff meet at the treasurer's office. 2. County health officers learn 4,tbe ropes. 3. Meeting in the district court are the clerks. 4. Dean Huber and Bob Bates listen to instructions from the county surveyor. 31 SfieecA team two- fo dtate COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Mike Root, a wild and crazy guy, keeps the audience in hysterics during bis humorous speaking event. 2. Working like animals, Steve Bath, Kathy Musing, and Scott Snyder prepare for districts. 3. Posing for the camera is Doug Kampe and his supporting cast Lisa Krueger and Shauna Johnson. Two members of this year’s speech team qualified for state speech contest. Although inexperienced, the team ended the season with a fine showing at districts. Steve Bath was selected for his interpretation of poetry and Mike Root was chosen in humorous speaking. Bath ended his speech competitive career with a second place medal at state in poetry. Participating this year for the team were: Lisa Pratte (poetry), Scott Snyder (original public address), Kathy Husing (serious prose). Lisa Krueger (duet acting), Steve Bath (poetry) and duet acting), Chris Pippert (oral interpretation of drama), Doug Kampe (oral interpretation of drama), Shauna Johnson (oral interpretation of drama), and Mike Root (humorous speaking) 32 During the 1982-1983 school year, the AHS journalism staff explored new ideas for preparing the yearbook. By putting their noses to the grindstone, the 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: Peggy Allgood, Jerry Boden, Annette Bollen, Chris Bratcher, Jan Brueggemann, Rollie Clark, Julie Edwards, Tami Filbrandt, Mike Gerdes, Amy Goering, Doug Kampe, Lisa Krueger, Susan Myers, Mike Patterson, Lisa Pratte, Nita Reeves, Ritchie Russ, and David Voss. fate tutee acute CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Discussing daily journalism ideas are Jan Brueggemann and Lisa Pratte as Julie Edwards and Annie Bollen study their homework. 2. Peggy Allgood, Tami Filbrandt, and Chris Bratcher put their noses to the grindstone. 3. Always busy, the journalism staff works exceedingly hard. 4. Chris Bratcher picks out' a new layout with Mike Gerdes, Annie Bollen, Julie Edwards and Ritchie Russ helping out. 33 l c. 4owiiety 34 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Mike Henderson shows coordination by drilling with his hands and looking at something else. 2. Showing off their grandfather clock frame is Jim North and Pete Kleinjan. 3. Mrs. Lepert and three juniors discuss a dinner menu. 4. Three juniors make fun out of work while cleaning up the home economics kitchen. Some of the vocational courses this year offered challenges to the students of A.H.S. Home-economics offered such classes as adult living, foods, independent living, and child development. Child development involved such activities as having playschool for children for a week. Mrs. Lepert played her part by becoming pregnant second semester. Shop promised such activities as mechanical drawing mainly for frosh, metals, advanced woods, and carpentry were other classes for the upper classmen. We yfa 'loam Conditioning became a key to athletic success with two classes being offered during the year. Equipment available for both men and women were a hip sled, universal weight machine, bench press, d umbel Is, squat rack, incline, and preacher curl. During the year the room was used by approximately thirty students including the volleyball team. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: I. Dave Pieters takes a maximum lift on the incline bench while Charles Allen spots him. 2. Pat Allison, showing bis strength, does a bench press workout with the curl bar. 3. Straining on the leg press is Dan Barton while Lyle McMann takes a maximum lift on the curl bar. 35 mcuuf to- CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Presenting both the David Whitehouse Stage Band Award and the John Phillip Sousa Band Award to Lisa Krueger is Mr. Ramp. 2. Members of three time NWMSU Math Contest team are: Shauna Johnson, Doug Kampe, Brent Jorgenson, John Williams, and Bryan Clark. 3. The very successful business team poses with their trophy won at the Peru State Business Contest. 4. Proudly displaying his choral award is Steve Bath. doccety Cttcatem end Thirteen members were initiated into the National Honor Society during an evening ceremony held in the Media Center. Dr. Jerry Galentine, president of Peru State College, was the guest speaker. The only requirement needed for induction is a 3.0 grade point average. Also, a student needs to possess three other qualities: character, leadership, and service. TOP TO BOTTOM: I. Receiving his NHS certificate from Kelley Schutte is John Williams. 2. Lighting her candle of knowledge is Jen Deselms. 3. New members, front row I. to r.: Renae Bobling, Kathy Hamann, Amy Geering, Jen Deselms, Beth Kernes, and Kristi Hytrek. Second row: Bryan Clark, Bob Bates, John Williams, Steve Patras, Brad Diekhoff, Jim Kleine, and Brent Jorgensen. Present members are: Charlie Allen, Peggy Allgood, Steve Bath, Tracy Brett-mann, Mike Gerdes, Shauna Johnson, Doug Kampe, Lisa Krueger, Lisa Pratte, and Kelley Schutte. “Movies of 1982” was the theme of homecoming. Highlighting the week’s activities was the 40-6 victory over the Tecum-seh Indians. Monday was the bonfire and pep rally which included the burning of a Tecumseh Indian in effigy. Tuesday, students wore black in mourning of the opponents. Costumes were worn to represent favorite movie stars on Wednesday. Thursday was “wear your team’s jersey” day with the final day being spirit day. A pep rally was held downtown with Randy Gottula as guest speaker. Seniors were announced winners of the inches of spirit contest. Royalty were: Chris Bratcher, Tracy Brettmann, Mike Patterson, Wade Reeves, Peggy Allgood, Amy Goering, Shauna Johnson, and Lisa Krueger. Kathy Hamann was crowned queen at halftime, and Rollie Clark was announced king at the dance. Slickshift provided the music for the dance. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Rich Palmer and Jodie Graves get second in the costume contest as Popeye and Olive Oil. 2. The cheerleaders give a cheer at the pep rally. 3. Showing their spirit, students walk to the pep rally downtown. 4. Kathy Hamann and attendants, left to right, Lisa Krueger, Shauna Johnson, Amy Goering, and Peggy Allgood watch the football game. 5. As Dolly Parton and Burt Reynolds, Lori Dahlenburg and Janis Hollenbeck win first prize for costumes. 6. Students watch as Brian Smith breaks a symbolic spear for Tecumseh. 7. Students decorate the lounge for homecoming. 8. Faculty cut it up as the cast from M A S H. 9. 1982 homecoming queen and king are Kathy Hamann and Rollie Clark. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. 1983 prom servers are front row, left to right; Kristy Clark, Lisa Andrew, Susan Hall, Theresa Vlach, Sue Toman. Back row; Chris Pippert, Matt Stanley, Alan LaFol-lette, Kevin Mowery, and Bruce Schutte. 2. Dancers boogie to the beat of “The Cast of Players .” 3. Enjoying themselves at the dance are Bob Bates and Ann Jeanne ret t. 4. Having a good time at prom are Rollie Clark, Amy Goering, Wade Reeves, Kathy Hamann, Mike Patterson, Shauna Johnson, Chris Bratcher, Peggy Allgood, Jerry Boden, and Tammy Filbrandt. 5. Stating the last will and testament of the senior class is Chris Bratcher. 6. Julie Liewer gets a chuckle from her own joke. “ ( eya4y The mood of the 1983 prom was first set with a dinner at Wheeler Inn. Providing entertainment was Jody Allgood singing Don’t Cry Out Loud,” Mr. Falter and Mr. DeVaughn doing impersonations, and Mr. Thacker defining the meaning of the word Senior. The theme was Vegas” and the prom servers were dressed as dealers. The band was The Cast of Players.” 41 TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Steve Patras, Rick Falk, and Curt Witzenburg pretend to be doing something while posing for the picture. 2. A Vegas chorus line decorates the south wall. 3. Juniors finish last minute details for prom. 2 42 S%. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Cross country members stretch out in the shade. 2. Mr. Brady hands out name tags to Steve Patras, Eric Armstrong, and Scott Snyder. 3. Jody Allgood accepts a medal for her performance. 4. Bryan Clark puts all bis energy into running. 44 Senior harrier Bryan Clark finished first in the Class B cross country state meet. Jody Allgood finished tenth in the girl’s meet. Auburn placed fifth overall in the boy’s team competition. Other team members who Qualified for state were Dan Haynes (17th place), Gary Ebeler, Damian Wiggs, and John Williams. The teams were coached by Dennis Brady. The girl’s cross country team won their first trophy at a Syracuse meet earlier in the season. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: I. Making a leaping catch against Plattsmouth is Greg Andrew. 2. Rick Falk shows his passing form. 3. Reserve coaches show concern during the game. 4. Dave Conn Kti - fights for yards as Ross Rohrs and Bob Bates look on. ytUet exfi Ueetce Reserves had a 1-2 record. Led by junior quarterback Rick Falkf they won their only game against Syracuse. Sophomore Dave Conn also performed well for the reserve unit. The freshman-sophomore team labored through a 1-3 season. They gained experience for years to come. Nick Bantz led the offense, and Jeff Meyers and Ross Rohrs led the defense. e w- 5-4 utctutccuz tectawt CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Auburn Bulldog returning lettermen are L. to R. - Brian Smith, Greg Andrew, Rollie Clark, Mike Gerdes, Mike Patterson, Tracy Brettmann, Mike Henderson. Kneeling: Mike Meyers, Mike Wester-field, Chaz Allen, Doug Kampe, Jerry Boden, Chris Bratcher, Wade Reeves. 2. Iron men Rollie Clark and Mike Patterson uscalp” the Indians’ quarterback. 3. Football squad, Back row: Coach Ding-man, Mike Meyers, Mike Westerfield, Mike Patterson, Charlie Allen, Chris Bratcher, Doug Kampe, Jerry Boden, Mike Stanley, Wade Reeves, Mike Hey-wood, Tracy Brettmann, Mike Gerdcs, Rollie Clark, coach Cordes. 3rd row: Scott Capps, Mike Henderson, Brian Smith, Greg Andrew, Dean Huber, Dan Barton, Bob Bates, Jim North, Rick Falk, Jeff Allgood, coach Ketchum. 46 Auburn’s varsity football team finished a tough class B schedule at 5-4. Wade Reeves was the leading rusher at 819 yards and a 5.6 yard per carry average. The leading receiver was Doug Kampe catching 13 passes for 172yards. Chuck Allen led the “Dirty D’’ along with all defensive starters. The year was highlighted when number one rated Platts-mouth Blue Devils invaded Auburn and fell to the dogs in a 10-7 upset victory. The result was a number 8 rating for Auburn among Class B Schools. Two clubs, which were for outstanding athletes, were the Bulldog 100 Point Club and the Monster Club; the members this year are: Rollie Clark, Wade Reeves, Mike Gerdes, Doug Kampe, Mike Henderson, these are the Bulldog 100 Point Club winners. The Monster Club winners are two seniors; Chuck Allen, Micheal Ray Patterson. ri Second row L. to R.: Coach Kearney, Jeff Vickers, Matt Stanley, Ross Rohrs, Bruce Schutte, Jim Daffer, Lyle Me Mann, Dave Conn, Pat Allison, Jeff Meyers, Mike Moore. Front row: Jim Krantz, Eric Henning, Delyn Clifton, Jeff Meinheit, Nick Bantz, Troy Reiff, Tony Oldfield, Greg Wire, Darren Goering, Tim Clarke. 4. Dirty “D” demolishes a Boys Town back. 5. Bulldog starters take a breather, during a 40-6 romp against Tecumseh. 6. After being hit, Wade Reeves still gains a yard. 7. Showing determination while running the ball is junior Mike Henderson. 8. Bulldogs attempt a murderous hit on the opposing running back. Tfetten cvie cUatncct 4 CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Peggy Allgood relays a message to team members. 2. Freshmen volleyball players. Back row, L. to R.: Tammy Mattes, Rebecca Hamilton, Lisa Howat. Middle row: Marilyn Leslie, Kim Schlange, Kris Darling, Kim Thomas. Front row: Kristi Bohling, Brenda Bollinger, Cindy Flynn, Ann Jeanneret. 3. Kathy Hamann and Kelley Schutte congratulate each other on a game well played. 4. Waiting for the serve is Sue Toman. 5. Team members look on while Kathy Hamann spikes the ball. 6. Kelley Schutte concentrates before serving. 7. Reserve volleyball players, Back row: Deann Knippelmeycr, Teri Jantzen, Dee Taylor, Lisa Andrew, Andrea Bourn. Middle row: Cheryl Mellage, Geraldine Weisbrook, Susan Hall, Lynne McKnight, Carrie Goings. Front row: Diana Palmerton, Beth Majors, Penny Taylor, Kristi Hytrek, Pam Hinton. 8. Varsity volleyball players, Back row: Assistant coach Mrs. Eickoff, Cheryl Mellage, Kristi Hytrek, Penny Taylor, Beth Majors, coach Birdsley. Middle row, Wendy Lavigne student manager, Julie Liewer, Karla Armstrong, Diana Palmerton, Jodie Graves, student manager. Front row, Kelley Schutte, Kathy Hamann, Peggy Allgood, Amy Goering, Tammy Fi 1 brand t, Shauna Johnson. Volleyball girls compiled the best winning record in AHS volleyball history with a 19-4 season and a state rating of eight. In tournament play, the Lady Bulldogs received two third places and a first place. Leading in team stats were: serving, Kelley Schutte (senior); setting, Shauna Johnson (senior); spiking, Peggy Allgood (senior); spike aces and blocks, Tammy Filbrandt (senior). Other letter winners were seniors Amy Goering, Kathy Hamann and juniors Julie Liewer, Karla Armstrong, 48 ectct 3 to atcct CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. A.H.S. wrestlers, 1. to r. 1st row: Mike Moore, Steve Groff, Damian Wiggs, Steve Henderson, Tim Boles, Tom Thompson, student manager, Mark Leslie. 2nd row: David Furnas, Jeff Meyers, Dan Haynes, Kevin Allen, Jim Smith, Steven Eickhoff Back Row: Coach Mike Ketcbum, Rob Sowards, Mike Meyers, Dan Barton, Dave Pieters, Doug Hunter. 2. Heavyweight Mike Meyers controls bis Syracuse opponent. 3. Coach Ketchum and Damian Wiggs give Rob Sowards pointers during A.H.S. Wrestling Tournament. 4. The team cheers for a big win during a duel. 5. Dan Haynes puts his opponent in a pinning combination. 6. 185 lb. wrestler Dave Pieters prepares to shoot on his opponent's leg. Grapple rs qualified three for state competition this year: senior Mike Meyers with a 20-10 season record, junior Dave Pieters with a 22-10 record, and Dan Haynes, sophomore, with a record of 20-12. Haynes led the team with 23 takedowns. Pieters led pins with 16. Also outstanding for the year was senior Tom Thompson who compiled a 15-5 record before a knee injury forced him out of competition. Tenacious defense led the Bulldogs to their first winning season since 1975. Under the direction of second year head coach Chet DeVaughn, the Dogs captured the championship at the Fairfax Tournament and upended state-rated Nebraska City. Leading the statistical category was senior Doug Kampe. He averaged 12.7 pts. per game and was among the state leaders in rebounding with a 10.7 average. Mike Gerdes led in both assists and steals. The second leading scorer for the season was junior Steve Patras with an 11.0 average. Sophomores Alan LaFollette and Kevin Mowery both contributed well placing second in assists and rebounding respectively. t2-% %ec vut citauzxed deadest Auburn 51 60 48 64 47 32 7 32 61 41 39 45 Gretna Tarkio Falls City Plattsmoutb Norris ' g? Syracu Boys Fair bury Nebraska r wrc i ecu ms eh Tri H Opponents County 51 Falls City Plattsmoutb Holiday Tourna1 41 Nebraska City 54 Omaha Paul VI Fairfax Tournament - 1st 53 Nodaway Holt 51 Tarkio 47 N, E. Nodaway District Tournament 30 Norris CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Alan LaFollette drives the lane as Mike Gerdes, Doug Kampe, and Kevin Mowery look on. 2. Junior forward Steve Patras shoots for two. 3. Bulldog starters show game-winning defense. 4. Doug Kampe concentrates on his free throw while the “bleacher creatures” look on. 5. Varsity team members are front row 1. to r.: Bob Bates, Danny Hatten, Ritchie Russ, Rick Falk, and Roger Grable. Middle row: Steve Patras, Jerry Boden, Bruce Schutte, Mike Henderson, and Dave Conn. Back row: Mike Gerdes, Alan LaFollette, Doug Kampe, and Kevin Mowery. 6. Explaining strategy during a timeout is Coach DeVaughn. 7. Demonstrating his playmaking abilities is senior Mike Gerbes. 8. Showing good defensive position are Jerry Boden and Ritchie Russ. 9. Ritchie Russ delivers over an outstretched arm of an opponent. 10. Shooting from the perimeter is Kevin Mowery. Freshman boys ended with a 1-7 season with a win over Falls City. The team consisted of Dave Clark, Tim Clarke, Steve Drake, Darrin Goering, Eric Henning, Jeff Koch, David Roze, Ron Smith, Jim Zimmerman. The freshman girls had a 2-4 season with wins over Syracuse and Tecumseh. Kristi Bohling, Brenda Bollinger, Kris Darling, M’Lisa Emmons, Cindy Flynn, Ann Jeanneret, Tammy Mattes, and Kim Schlange made up the team. The Girl’s Reserve record was 2 wins and 7 losses. Leading the team in scoring were Jenny Davidson, Jen Deselms, and Diana Palmerton with 34, 29, and 25 respectively. The record for the boys’ team was 3-11. Rick Falk, Bruce Schutte, and Roger Grable led scoring with 103, 98, and 81 points respectively. 54 bedewed dt'Uve fivi exfienceace CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Auburn Girl’s Reserves; Top 1. to r. Jen Deselms, Jenny Davidson, Kristi Hytrek, Kim Boan, Diana Palmerton, Beth Majors, Pam Armstrong, Liz Chase. Middle: Jeri Weis brook, Sue Toman, Lynne Me Knight, Lisa Osborne, Carey Kinghorn, Bottom: Jennifer Kleine, Teresa Vlach, Leslie Mertes, Lori Huber, Wendy Lavigne. 2. Coach Doeden encourages his team. 3. Jenny Davidson launches a freethrow, while Sue Toman awaits the rebound. 4. Rick Falk attempts to tip it to a Bulldog teammate. 5. Auburn Boy’s Reserves; Top 1. to r. Chad Jauken, Bruce Schutte, Dean Huber, Jeff Vickers, Steve Wire, Eric Henning. Middle: Bruce Broady, Mike Henderson, Bob Bates, Scott Capps, Brad Hytrek, David Conn. Bottom: Pat Allison, Ross Rohrs, Darrin Goering, Gary Ebeler, Rick Falk, Roger Grable. 6. Kim Boan shoots for two. 7. Mike Henderson skies for a rebound against Blue Devils. 55 cuty ct yj 7-?? eaa � 4t The Auburn girls’ basketball team finished a 7-11 season despite close calls with Nebraska City, Crete, and several other games in tourney action. The team coached by Jim Kleine and assistant Cindy Cole was led by four seniors. Leading the team in scoring and rebounding was Tammy Filbrandt with 336 and 333 respectively. Ladies earning varsity letters were seniors: Tammy Filbrandt, Peggy Allgood, Amy Goering, and Kelley Schutte; Juniors: Karla Armstrong and Julie Liewer. 56 Auburn 34 Nebraska City 37 Johnson-Brock 48 Tarkio 39 Crete 48 Tecumseh 54 Rockport 36 Syracuse 39 Norris 28 Plattsmouth 39 Falls City Plattsmoutb Tournament 32 Nebraska City 35 Paul VI 48 Fairfax Tournament 47 Fairfax 44 No. Nodaway Peru Tournament 38 Weeping Water 35 Conestoga 41 Falls City Districts 51 Nebraska City 23 Syracuse Opponents 35 29 43 42 (2 O.T.) 32 45 51 53 56 42 38 36 52 (1 O.T.) CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Peggy Allgood shoots for two as Tammy Filbrandt goes in for the rebound. 2. Shooting a freethrow to increase Bulldog lead is Tammy Filbrandt while Karla Armstrong awaits the rebound. 3. Amy Goering and Peggy Allgood cage a Falls City Tiger. 4. 1982-83 Girl's Basketball team top 1. to r.: Julie Liewer, Assistant Coach Cindy Cole, Amy Goering, Kelley Schutte, Tammy Filbrandt, Peggy Allgood, Karla Armstrong, Head Coach Jim Kleine. Bottom row: Kim Boan, Kristi Hytrek, Jenny Davidson, Jen Deselms, Beth Majors, Diana Pal-merton. 5. Tammy Filbrandt adds two points to her 336 season high. 6. The Lady Bulldogs increase lead against Falls City. 57 SevUfrTti diet ett 6ttcce44 1 8 58 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: 1. Bryan Clark shows the form that earned him the school record in the 3200 meter run. 2. Mike Gerdes finishes strong in the 3200 meter relay. 3. Heaving the discus is weigh tmp.n Mike Patterson. 4. Doug Kampe shows form while warming up for the discus. 5. Concentrating on the start is Wade Reeves. 6. Coach Denny Brady converses with athletes Greg Andrew and Eric Henning. 7. Bert Cole sets the pace in the 400 meter run. 8. Sprinter Rollie Clark races down the straight away during the 400 meter relay. Seniors were the key to this year’s track team. Bryan Clark broke two school records in the 1600 and 3200 meters with times of 4:21.3 and 9:12.9. Clark finished second at state in both events. His 3200 meter time placed him third on the state’s all time track charts. Mike Gerdes also qualified for the state in the 800 meter run but failed to place. Coaches for this year were Dennis Brady, Bob Kechley, and Randy Cordes. Underclassmen led the lady harriers to a very successful track season. Freshmen Brenda Bollinger and Kim Schlange qualified for the state tournament in the 3200 meter run and the long jump respectively. Bollinger also broke the school record in the 3200 meter with a time of 12:16. The team was coached by Jim Kleine and Assistant Coach Diana Birdsley. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. Pam Armstrong and Michelle Lockwood stretch out before a big race. 2. Brenda Bollinger strains to keep her lead in the 3200 meter run. 3. Receiving the baton in the 400 meter relay is Kelley Schutte. 4. Leaving the ring after a fine shot put is Amy Lewellen. 5. Coach Jim Kleine discusses strategy with Susan Hall. 6. Gerrie Weisbrook gets some pointers from Kim Schlange. 7. Leading the pack in the mile is Lori Huber. % ttctenytMut vwtefi aAoki fvKunc e . 61 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. State bound Auburn golf team from front row left to right: Ritchie Russ, Mike Stanley, Brad Diekoff, Steve Fair-weather, Jan Brueggmann. Back row: Alan Fairweather, Dean Huber, Bob Bates, Curt Witzenburg, Brad Hytrek. 2. A few golfers work on their stroke before a match. 3. Jan Brueggmann and Brad Diekoff take the pinnacle challenge. 4. Ritchie Russ and putter “Smedly” work out kinks before a meet. The Auburn golf team enjoyed their best season in many years as they took a clean sweep of all duals and triangulars this year. The Auburn High School golf team also enjoyed their share of tournament victories as they won Tri-County Invite, the Neb City Invite, while placing second in the Pius Invitational and third at districts which qualified them for state. State tournament brought an abrupt end to an outstanding season for the Bulldogs as they placed sixth, tieing with defending state champion Pius. Jan Brueggmann finished 9th as the dogs swelled to a 337, five strokes out of second. 62 Nick Bantz Craig Baumhover Margaret Bogle Kristi Bohling Brad Bollen Brenda Bollinger Dave Clark Tim Clarke Delyn Clifton Submitted for your approval. Sixty-six young freshmen entering a high school they know nothing about. They try to make it through Typing I, Speech, and Algebra as they look forward anxiously toward their sophomore year, yet it will be four long years before they can leave “The High School Zone”. Lance Conn Kris Darling Steve Drake Aw Co v CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Freshman class officers left to right are Kris Darling, Brenda Bollinger, and Cindy Flynn; not pictured is Troy Shoopman. 2. Steve Drake and Russell Gilbert study hard in Typing I. 3. Brad Bollen and David Clark measure carefully in Science class. 4. Susan Puhalla looks hard for the answer. rSr+ 64 'TZetv exfienceace filecuye Heidi Eckert Melisa Emmons Cindy Flynn David Furnas Erin Gilbert Russell Gilbert jr ■ ■ 'P’umA, ettfay Cl e “r cy i Mickey Gilliland Darren Goering Steve Groff Rebecca Hamilton Kirk Hansen Eric Henning Jeff Henderson Julie Holmes Lisa Howat 66 Ann Jeanneret Wendy Jodry Tom Jones Jeff Koch Jim Krantz Tony Leach Marilyn Leslie Jeff Lotter David McConnaughey LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Troy Shoopman and Greg Wire experiment in general science. 2. Jim Zimmerman taps away during pep band. 3. Brenda Bollinger and Kevin Wright finish the assignment in typing class. 4. Brandon Rogge catches a quick drink between classes. 67 'P'l aA Cecvw JUy i CLOCKWISE FROM THE LEFT: 1. Freshman girls play football during P.E. 2. Greg Wire and Tom Jones study speech. 3. Home Ec. class discusses the weekend. 4. Clayton Munson sneaks in a smile for a candid. 5. Jeff Koch, Tony Oldfield, and Jim Zimmerman tend to the popcorn. Kim Me Mann Mark Mason Tammy Mattes Jeff Meinheit Scott Moran Scott Moyer 68 Clay Munson Tony Oldfield Charles Otts Susan Puhalla Lori Ratzlaff Jack Reeves Troy Reiff Tracy Rhodus Brandon Rogge David Roze Kim Schlange Troy Shoopman 69 'P'to Zl create attPumfcAere at CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Jack Reeves and Scott Moran study a lab in general science. 2. Brenda Bollinger is in the lead, Kristi Bohling and Kim Schlange follow during girls basketball practice. Ron Smith Les Summerlin Kim Thomas Marie Way Kelli Williamson Greg Wire Kevin Wright Jim Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Shannon Holmes Greg Mowery Damian Wiggs 70 Debbie Adams Pat Allison Kevin Allen Lisa Andrew Sheila Barnett Brian Baumhouer Scott Bohling New challenges and responsibilities were brought to the class of ’85 during their sophomore year. Besides collecting bugs and plants for biology they ended their year with a “complete T.” Extra-curricular activities also played a part of their year. Their accomplishments soared high in athletics. (?£ Z4 $5 ttnive frw TOP TO BOTTOM: I. Class officers: Lynne McKnight, Karen Kuhlmann, and Susan Hall frolic in the snow. 2. Chad Jauken and Gary Ebeler relax in the Media Center. 71 Andrea Bourn Doug Brauer Bruce Broady Denise Carey 72 David Conn Tina Corbin Christy Coulter Jim Daffer Erin DeBuhr Debbie Dietrich Troy Donnelly Jennifer Dorste Gary Ebeler S ofc o mo red toc6£e oeev CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Jenny Dorste takes time out from class to reminisce about her dentist appointment. 2. Lynne McKnight chuckles as Lori Huber looks on. 3. Laura Peaslee alias “Annie” works hard in Algebra I. 4. Sophomores “get down” to aerobics while in coed p.e. 5. Doug Hunter spends his spare time in the Media Center. 6. Kristi Whitaker's attention is diverted as she studies in the Media Center. 73 If 11 Susan Hall Dan Haynes Steve Henderson Kristi Heywood £ £ ftnat year Kathy Hobbs Lori Huber Doug Hunter Brad Hytrek Teri Jantzen Chad Jauken Sue Kalkwarf Kevin Keithley Carey Kinghorn CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Sophomore Jeff Meyers scores another victory on the mats. 2. Concentrating on their art projects are Robin Kling and Erin DeBuhr. 3. Jr. Jodie Graves “pigs out” with sophomores Kristi Hey wood and Susie Oakley. 4. Sophomores Teri Jantzen and Leslie Mclntire chat before classes. 5. Mr. Wetenkamp assists Tim Lee in chem. class. 6. Kristy Clark doodles with her paint brush. Jennifer Kleine Robin Kling Deann Knippelmeyer Karen Kuhlmann Alan LaFollette Wendy Lavigne John Leach Anita Leach Mark Leslie 6aote uccce £cc£ Tim Lee Eric Long Mary Ann Loiter Stephanie Lowery Leslie Me In tire Lyle McMann Lynne Me Knight Tammy McMichen Angie Meinheit CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Ross Rohrs studies hard in the media center. 2. Sophomore Marty Nichols dances to aerobics along with fellow classmates. 3. Concentrating on a general business test is Debbie Adams. 4. Karen Kuhl mann portrays “Lenny” of Laverne and Shirley. 5. Mark “Moon” Leslie searches through his locker between periods. Getting his picture taken is a major task for Bruce Schutte. 77 Cheryl Mellage Leslie Mertes Jeff Meyers Mike Moore Kevin Mowery Patrick Mo wry Marty Nichols Susie Oakley 78 e Laura Peaslee Chris Pippert Darrell Potter Ross Rohrs Sofe£ u4uyrie4 CwtfeKyve ec ut e eon CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Lori Huber and Karen Kuhlmann utake a break’’ during a cross country meet. 2. Teri Jantzen and Christy Coulter work on a biology lab. 3. Kristi Heywood poses for a picture as Michelle Lockwood finishes a Home-Ec assignment. 4. Taking a break in typing is Tammy McMi-chen. 5. Working on his shop project is Kevin Mowery. CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Scott Snyder cheers on a “Bulldog” at a basketball game. 2. Christy Coulter studies furiously while in lounge. 3. Troy Donnelly studies while Jeff Meyers looks on. 4. Alan Lafollette uses his time wisely in the media center. 5. Darrell Potter finally figures out where the pop bottles go. 6. Jim North, Eric Casey and Ross Rohrs pose as “the three stooges” in p.e. 80 octets m ie exfienieetce (?Ca x4 ' Z4 cUntd- fofi Caution was the word for the junior class in the 82-83 school year. They tip-toed through American History, Trigonometry, and English, and worked tirelessly on raising funds for the prom, while inspecting county government for a day. They provided leadership in the classroom as well as on the athletic field and looked forward breathlessly toward their senior year. Jeff Allgood Jody Allgood Greg Andrew Eric Armstrong Karla Armstrong Pam Armstrong Mary Ballue Dan Barton Bob Bates Steve Baumhover Melissa Bear Kim Boan 82 Tim Boles Priscilla Cahill Scott Capps Lane Cecil Tim Chapin Liz Chase CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: 1. Tim Boles mixes mud in pottery class. 2. Juniors relax in hall before class begins. 3. Steve Fairweather expresses satisfaction after devouring lunch. 4. Kim Boan reads in the Media Center during homecoming week when dressed as Richard Pryor. 5. Class officers left to right: Steve Patras, Vice-Pres.; Bob Bates, Treas.; Beth Majors, Sec.; Julie Liewer, Pres. Lori Dahlenburg Jenny Davidson 83 David Dean Randy DeFreece fat Jennifer Deselms Brad Diekhoff Michael Douglas John Dunn Delane Durham Rick Falk John Flynn Jay Fischer Sally Geary Renae Gerdes Tom Gimenez 84 Jodie Graves Gina Gulizia Leon Hall Mike Henderson Pam Hinton Sherri Hobbs CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Like E.T. Ginnie Glenn “phones home.” 2. Juniors Diane Palmerton and Sherri Hobbs and senior Chad Hahn demonstrate their cooking skills. 3. Senior Amy Goering gets attacked by juniors Penny Taylor and Kristi Hytrek. Kathy Husing Kristi Hytrek 85 meet «tew c£ xMe iye Amy Le we lien Julie Liewer Michele Lockwood Kim Ludwig Beth Majors Juliana Moerer 86 Kathy Moffitt Sara Morrow Robin Munson David Myers Jim North Andrea Palmerton Diana Palmerton Erin Parkburst Steve Patras Mike Root Suzanne Schneider Tina Shaw CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Michelle Lockwood is interrupted during Home Ec. 2. Enjoying cake is “Smurf Penny Taylor. 3. Hurrying to class are Kim Boan and Andrea Palmerton. 4. General Business students Jim North and Beth Majors sit contentedly in class. 5. Steve Wire mixes chemicals in lab. 87 flexce££e«tce TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Relaxing before a big cross country meet is Steve Patras. 2. Showing enthusiasm over participles is Danny Snodgrass. Brian Smith Jim Smith Danny Snodgrass Darren Snodgrass Penny Taylor Leslie Thomas Corina Whitehead Jo Williams Julie Williams Steve Wire Curtis Witzenberg Seat Ki, afrUve l i lutcvte Charles Allen Kim Armstrong Brenda Birdsley Peggy Allgood Steve Bath Jerry Boden Renae Bohling After four years of cram- ming for tests, beating the tardy bell, and enduring extracurricular activities, the seniors look seriously into the future. Annette Bollen Bronda Bollinger Debbie Bombardier 90 Se tc yr i ofifineccate £c ta£ Chris Bratcher Tracy Brettmann Jan Brueggemann Dan Casey Bryan Clark Rollie Clark CO UNTERCLOCK WISE FROM RIGHT: 1. Bert Cole absorbs English literature leisurely. 2. Enjoying an easy day in physics is Annette DeBubr. 3. Leroy Stuck, African exchange student, poses during art ss 'ZO cit eve eviCC e' cCttet Chris Ebeler Julie Edwards Beth Ely Jodee Filbrandt Tammy Filbrandt Rhonda Gentert 92 Jerry Gallentine Mike Gerdea Amy Goering Chad Hahn Kris Haith Kathy Hamann Brad Harms Dan Hatten Kerri Henderson CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Kris Haith works hard to average speech class grades. 2. John “Duck” McConnaughey and Jerry Gallentine wait patiently for the bell. 3. Julie Edwards works hard on an art project. 93 Settcwi £ y aAetut career 94 Brent Jorgensen Doug Kampe Jim Kleine Peter Kleinjan Lisa Krueger Stephanie LaFollette John McConnaughey Lou Ann McConnaughey Wade Majors CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Seniors Brent Jorgensen and Tracy Brettmann go in depth to Find out why they're in advanced chemistry. 2. Looking forward to “eats” after art club induction is Wade Majors. 3. Mrs. Allen reviews the guidance letter with English students, Stephanie LaFollette and Kris Haith. Mike Meyers Susan Myers Dan Nichols Rich Palmer CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Dave Voss shows off his artistic talents in art class. 2. Rollie Clark and Mike Stanley take a break to pose. 3. At the Greg Parriot Blues Brothers party, Richie Russ Mike Patterson Smurfs with an unidentified young lady. 96 Glenn Peaslee Joe Policky Se«t6 vi twvt favict C«t C At yean Lisa Pratte Cara Ramsay Wade Reeves Becky Robling Ritchie Russ Kelley Schutte Rob So wards Mike Stanley 97 Se U %'i cuttcctfiate yfuteCutUlo i R. J. Stitea Tim Summerlin Tom Thompson CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: I. Specialty team expert Mike Stanley concentrates on the game. 2. Accounting poses a puzzle for Tracy Brettmann. 98 Mike Westerfield Brian White John Williams Robert Wintz NOT PICTURED: John Jones Terry Jones Larry Morris Nita Reeves LeRoy Stuck David Whitaker Bob Williamson David Voss 'SuiicOup atAieted AHS athletes were honored at the 1982-83 all sports banquet to conclude a successful sports year. The banquet was highlighted by the athletes receiving awards and letters. The guest speaker was “Nebraska’s Number One Fan’’ Henry Winkler. Athletes receiving special awards were: Bryan Clark, Dave Swinney Memorial All Sports Award; Doug Kampe, Rotary Basketball Award; Rollie Clark, Kiwanis Football Award; Wade Reeves, Lifter of the Year; Mike Gerdes, KAUB Sportsmanship Award; Dan Haynes, Jaycees Wrestling Award; Tammy Fil-brandt, Young Women’s Club Award and “Moe” Catlett Outstanding Girl Athlete Award; Peggy Allgood, Young Women’s Club Volleyball Award. TOP TO BOTTOM: I. Auburn athletes display their trophies. 2. Dan Haynes proudly receives the wrestling award. 99 Styfo cuv tclect tfuvtfo 100 CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: 1. The nucleus of the football team receives letters. 2. Wade Reeves grins modestly after receiving the weight-lifter-of-the-year award. 3. Mike Gerdes graciously accepts the KAUB Sportsman of the Year award from station owner Rich Stites. 4. Returning to bis seat with the basketball award is Doug Kampe. 5. State cross country champ Brian Clark receives his letter. 6. Henry Winkler entertains banquet crowd with a recording of Lyle Bremser. 7. Tammy Filbrandt is honored with the “Moe” Catlett girl athlete award. 8. Contemplating his football award is Rollie Clark. it Exercises began at 2:00 on Sunday afternoon May 15. Senior class President Chris Bratcher began the ceremony with the invocation. Mr. Ramp led the band with the fanfare prelude on “Lancashire.” Addressing the class were Doug Kampe and Shauna Johnson. Members of the senior class then entertained with the song “Beyond the Silver Mountains.” Awards and scholarship honors were presented by Mr. Twarling and Mr. Artist. Superintendent Kenneth Fossen presented the class of 84 graduates to Dr. John Crotty, president of the board of education. Lisa Krueger dismissed the class with the benediction. TOfait 7( e tie 7 Se 102 70e j4%e '7t Mv f f CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: 1. The graduating class of 1983! 2. Senior ensemble sings to delight the crowd at graduation. 3. Doug Kampe gives a farewell address to his long time schoolmates. 4. Principal Dan Twarling bows his head as Lisa Krueger gives her benediction. 5. Delivering her address entitled “Step by Step” is Shauna Johnson. 6. Seniors enter the gym for the last time as Auburn high school seniors. 7. Mr. Ramp conducts the band in its musical selection for the afternoon. 103 fuuCx receive $22,0 itt cuvasicta TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Mr. Dan Twarling compliments Kris Haith on having received many academic awards. 2. Julie Edwards eyes her scholarship as Guidance Counselor Craig Artist reads off her awards. 3. Waiting in anticipation for his awards is Michael Todd Meyers. Shauna Johnson: Four year regent scholarship to UNL, four year Regent Scholarship to UNO, Math Medal Alpha Beta Gamma Scholarship, Honors Program UNL. Doug Kampe: David Scholarship UNL, Bert Kranklin and Jeanne Marie Hutton Memorial Scholarship, US Air Force Academy Appointment. Beth Ely: Peru State Board of Trustees Scholarship, Ada Crooker Memorial Scholarship. Julie Edwards: Peru State Presidential Scholarship. Bryan Clark: David Scholarship UNL, Regents Scholarship UNO, Rotary Scholarship, Bausch A Lomb Honorary Science Award, Honors Program UNL. Peggy Allgood: Peru State Co-operative Scholarship, Bond Kennedy Gold Star Scholarship. Kris Haith: Peru State Co-operative Scholarship. Mike Gerdes: Peru State Co-operative Scholarship, Cross Country Athletic Scholarship Peru State, First Federal Savings and Loan Scholarship. Rollie Clark: Neal Thomas Sportsmanship Memorial Scholarship, Don Carlile Memorial Scholarship, Special Talent Scholarship in Art Peru State, Football Scholarship Peru State. Amy Goering: AEA Scholarship, Julie “Moe Catlett Memorial Scholarship. Kathy Hamann: Kiwanis Scholarship, Joseph's Colleges of Beauty. Kerri Henderson: Joseph's College of Beauty. Bronda Bollinger: Centennial Scholarship, Founder's Scholarship Tarkio College. Charles Allen: Auburn Consolidated Industries. Chris Bratcher: Achievement Scholarship Nebraska Wesleyan. Shawn Hobbs: Northwest Missouri State Special Award. Lisa Pratte: Achievement Scholarship, Plainsmen Scholarship Wesleyan. Irene Critser: Achievement Scholarship Wesleyan, Nemaha County Hospital Auxiliary Alternate. Mike Meyers: Lincoln Equipment Co. Award, Vergil Lehr Memorial Scholarship. Robert Wintz: American Legion Auxiliary Unit 23 Scholarship. Tracy Brettmann: American Legion Auxiliary Unit 23 Scholarship. Renea Boh ling: Northwest Missouri State Scholarship, James Lee Armstrong Memorial Scholarship. Jerry Boden: Southeast Community College Educational Scholarship Milford. Lisa Krueger: Kiwanis, Alma G. Armstrong PEO Scholarship, Music Scholarship Peru State. John Williams: Eagles No 3767 Scholarship. Jodee Filbrandt: Eagles No 3767 Scholarship. Anita Reeves: Peru VFW Auxiliary Scholarship. Susan Myers: Peru VFW Auxiliary Scholarship. Steve Bath: Auburn Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Award. James Kleine: David Scholarship UNL, Nemaha County Hospital Auxiliary, Auburn Chamber of Commerce, Carl M. Reinert Nora Condon Academic Merit Scholarship Creighton University. Mike Patterson: Sabatinelli Memorial Scholarship, Football Athletic Scholarship Peru State Kelley Schuette: Leadership Scholarship, Volleyball Scholarship Peru State. Glenn Peas lee: Semper Fidel is Award. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: I. Mr. Twarling and Mr. Artist show their precision at the kitchen stove while preparing breakfast for the teachers. 2. Giving his speech to the class of 9S3 is schoolboard president Dr. John Crotty. 3. Finding it funny to open a broken desk drawer is Rick Falk and Bob Bates. s 105 t viiet t 4£i ic £ ite £c£e CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM RIGHT: 1. Reserve golfers take advantage of the nice weather to practice a few swings. 2. An ants view of the north wall. 3. Mike Patterson and Mike Meyer are startled by a photographer at a reserve football game. 4. One of many cars that were “vandalized during homecoming week. 5. Flowers decorate the gym at graduation. 6. Homecoming king and queen candidates Rollie Clark and Kathy Hamann hitch a ride to the downtown homecoming pep rally. 107 Stticteafo exceC t r xuy6 ut year 3 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: I. Students who received letters for academic excellence. 2. Auburn weightmen pose for a championship picture. 3. Another bard night in the trenches for Bulldog linemen. 108 ITT jblXh?Th