Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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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

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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

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• (?£ 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).