Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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 = 1931 — Pa e Twenty-Eight

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Senior Class Will S»Ti THE SENIOR CLASS of the High School of Auburn, of the County of Nemaha, and State of Nebraska, are aware of the fact that this class of “31” is the best class that ever entered this institution. It is our solemn duty and wish to declare this, our last will and testament before we pass into the unlimited bounds of hereafter. We give back and return to the unerring faculty all of the reproofs, unsound arguments, platitudes, and unbecoming remarks, which shall, at the time of our expiration from this High School, be of little or no use. We give and bequeath to Mr. Sievers, principal of this institution, all of the extra pencils. Whether they be long or short, red or green, makes no particular difference to us or to him. We give and bequeath to the incoming infants the poise and polished manners of the outgoing Seniors. We give and bequeath to the members of the present junior class, all the dignities which are becoming a senior. It is our sincere wish that they endeavor to hold up the standard which the class of “31” has set, even though we realize this request is almost impossible. To show our love and respect for our successors we solemnly give and bequeath to the aforespoken of junior class, our seats at the east side of the assembly. May they keep the desks as free from marks and blemishes as we have during cur position as seniors. In accordance with this testimony we have several individual bequeaths and wills to make. We, of the senior class solemnly give and bequeath the following: To “Red” Abington, “Perd” Handley's position of school athlete. To Alice Mae Finney, Dorothy Dressler’s position as the smallest girl. To Marjorie Souders, Inez Dovel’s position as school pianist. To Faye Andi'ews, Mary Kathryn Fraser’s voice. To Maxine Smith, Catherine Gillan’s shorthand ability. To Lanning Andrews, Ernie Bred’s capability as a basket ball captain. To Frances Nordlund, Lee Ree Clarke’s position as outstanding scholar. To Aurora Rapp, Ada Darling’s interest in typing. To Margaret McKnight, Jean Rozean’s manner. To the Junior Normal Trainers, the Senior Trainers “vim, vigor, and vitality.” To Billy Neal, James Dustin’s “A” in mathematics. To Marjorie Stevenson, her sister Dorothy’s quiet, unassuming grace. To Ralph Umland, Van Tracy’s perfect self control. To Dudley Bobbitt, Willis Zacharias’ position among the warblers. To Louise Fox, Ruth Andresen’s basket-shooting ability. To Lois Jean Simpson and Beth Langford, Elsie Applegate’s and Ora Humphrey’s system of passing notes. To Jane Richardson, Vivian Hawkin’s studiousness. Signed on this first day of April. WITNESS: SHAKESPEARE’S BUST. = 1931 = Page Tiventy-Seven

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Football 3. Football Captain-elect 3. Hi-Y Vice President 3. President ............... Vice President ......... Secretary and Treasurer Sponsors................ ...............Lloyd Clark .............Lenore Stone .......... Carl Oestmann Miss Oliver, Miss Michaelsen MISS OLIVER Sponsor 1931 Page Twenty-Nine r J(%