Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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 JUNE HAMILTON Commercial This amiable young lady divides her time among G. A. A.. Girl Reserves. '40 Club, and Is an important cog on the Aucour-ant stair. She is noted for her pep and unbounding enthusiasm. 'Tis said that she Is about to realize an ambition to play a •’sax” in an orchestra. i MAXINE HARMS Commercial Maxine is a very quiet and conventional sort of girl. She participates In Home Ec. Club and '40 Club. A pleasing personality and the ability to get-along helps her Immensely. Gum-chewing was her favorite Indoor sport until the awkward squad” was organized. ROBERT IIEMMINGSEN College Preparatory Bob's abilities and talents are almost Immeasurable. Likable aiiL mischevious. he is gifted kjJT a uniqxie sense of rhythm nlcn he displays on the drum, le Is. ant in debate and has won h honors in that field. HlsJJfther activities are band, ep Club, and he also earn-tter as tackle in football, son lie .hag acted as man-thc.kRfcK team. AMEL HUMPHREY General Believe It or not. Amel loves to tease the girls. It is easy to know when he is in one of his teasing moods for then there Is a mischevious sparkle In his brown eyes and a slow grin spreads over his face. This year Amel has been one of the advertising agents for the Scarlet and Green.” JRLBUTT, Commercii lng an unbef Able cavity Vor work and a special of humor. Arlene graduates frdbk A. H. S. with many friends. During the last year her quiet friendiness has greeted us in the main office where she has had an important post. Arlene's activities other than her special duties have included G R. and the '40 Club. JOAN JEZEWSKI College Preparatory “Jo. full of spirit and pep. is one of our best dressed senior girls. Watching the Fords go by is her favorite pastime. She is active In Girl Reserve. '40 Club. Pep Club. Home Ec. Club, and is on the Aucourant” staff. VIRGIE LEE JOHNSON College Preparatory Vlrgle Lee Is adored in general by many and In particular by one alumnus of our Institution. Her gay smile, her friendly manner and her enthusiasm were noticed as soon as she moved here from Nevada. Missouri. Her special Interests have centered about dramatics. She had leading parts in the Junior and senior plays as well as other productions of the dramatic department. As president of National Thespians she has been very efficient. Her other interests include '40 Club. G R . G. A. A., and staff work for the Aucourant.” i BERT JUHL General As a freshman Bert was affiliated with the student body of A. H. S. Then he sought learning at Sherwood. Oregon, and Nemaha. Nebraska. Recently he returned to Auburn to be graduated with the class of 1940. His hope for the future Is that he may become an honest and true bookkeeper. CAROL KEARNS Commercial Kay” divides her time between serious class work, superior baton twirling, excellent dancing and keeping busy in general. She had her little worries as president of the Pep Club but the organization rendered a real service to the school under her direction. She also found time for Glee Club. C». R . and '40 Club. Carol was elected a senior attendant to the May Queen. LyrK ' VERNON KEEDY General If Vernon ever gets excited over anything, he certainly gives no outward evidence of being in that state. He spends many of his waking hours fashioning model airplanes and has produced some excellent planes. Vernon likes to sing and adds his voice to the bass sections of the Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus.

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FLOYD BACON Vocational Agriculture Floyd was a farm boy until Just recently. The attractions which made him decide to move to the city are not known, but some of his pals have ideas on that subject. Recently he has been a valuable addition to the custodian force of our school. Tls said he wields a wicked broom. LaVEKNE BOHL1NG College Preparatory In this case a combination of red hnir and mild disposition disproved the old adage that such colored hair indicates an ill temper. Typing has been a favorite subject with LaVerne. He Is especially happy when the family car Is aU hls disposal. . JOHN ItOllU.IK.K General 1 sophomore CdnyWerciaflr Cowm PrteparaMTl Ir v eJngodprttyf thaGiftSu jMe lufs abiftty ns a siD feillw oulcjr not ' the superior raWifj )lareariro at title JM-N-K ai! fie d Ait let anisic dbntest ' It no jsondegAiiaty me 'li st lov t agsi n g.' Ari ie u r t heme x pr es si i j Interest v musUc pi fplaylr yUj7 iyTiene|alJI M Y hla cWntry ass ifStpnsl ’ered by irlan ywa tjfo bestjJooking bru-nfhtdJot tMrstudei k population ofyA H-WT Her xurvssive eyes an alstyvenO a£xracfcl e. Nine Amies yut of fte wheVa c'mvo-cat ojr annolufeement made it kno vn th°t a g rl had lost a ring. It Was sale to bet that Marjorie j st the Dfng. No one knows why she can t keep those rings. MARJORIE BARNHART Commercial No duty looks too difficult to Marjorie and as a result she has had a hand In many activities. She has had an active part In getting material ready for the printing of this book. Early in the year she earned a place in the clarinet section of the band. In addition to keeping busy in the groups Just mentioned she has helped with the 40 Club and the Home Ec. Club. NORMA BOHLING Commercial A football hero from over Peru way has had a big place In Norma's interests. However, she has had time to spend a part of each day at the city library as assistant librarian. She fine seam and Is an cook. Mention of Is a real recompiei terested Norma! Boyd Is yrrue example of the strong and silent type of young man who is envied by many. Even though he doesn’t do a great deal of talking his ideas arc respected as is evidenced by the fact that his classmates elected him to represent them on the student council. He has lettered In football. Is an officer In both Hl-Y and F. F. A. and has had charge of the athletic section of the year book. YyV J-o yi Many very para- graphs found in the school pacer Q ere the product of Alveen's pen. . She has a way with words and enjoys making use of them when not rushing about doing her bit • as one of the very busy office g'r’s. Her other activities Include r r Reserves. G. A. A.. National Thespians, and '40 Club. 3- Oi CO n y yo k TO ALBERTA GRITZ Commercial Alberta Is a h zel-eyed slender. happy-go-lucky girl. She has a most likable and pleasing personality. Alberta's activities Include '40 Club. Gtrls’ Glee Club. Pep Club. G. A. A. and Girl Reserves. She was a May Fete attendant her sophomore year.

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WILLIAM KNIPE Vocational Agriculture Bill has had a chance to show his executive ability as business manager of the school's year book and as president of Future Farmers. After seeing (and hearing) Bill and his pal. • Halite.'' in one of their giggling sprees, one is surprised at his ability to actually-,get work done. Bill had the narj of Joe Bullitt in ‘‘Seventeenr the senior class Play- , r pling” om all one of have This sponsible rletyand Green’ in pac ty -vpf editor. ancK ’4 L Club any sppre time vfl had. iter very hies are acrobatic 4-H Club work. WARREN LITTLE General Whltle is a character unto himself. At times regular school work has been a struggle for the lad. but football and track have been especially enjoyable activities. He is the outstanding Javelin thrower of this part of the state. His extra curricular activities included work in Auburn theatres—even to selling popcorn. His campaign speech for his candidate was one of the highlights of a student caucus. ■J I neilan lokie 1 0 College Preparatory Neilan has a definite aptitude for music. In the band he added his bit with a baritone horn and in the orchestra he helped to make music with a trombone. His bass voice did its share in Glee Club. Mixed Chorus and boys’ octette. The Pep Club was ■’peppier because of his assistance. He was recognized as an Eagle Scout in a Court of Honor held at Auburn. ALDA McCOMAS General Snoods and more snoods! Red. white, and blue snoods! Alda has one of each color and enjoys wearing them. Perhaps she will wear one to keep her hair in place when she does that tail snin. That is Just another way of saying that Alda hopes to be an A-l avlatrix. In school she Identifier) herself with glee club. llAed •chorus. G. R.. G. A. A., angl tlHS’40 Club. 6 vv a If,,.. av vJW VSjua ov- r - lutfK JENNING ‘ DONALD KU College Preparatory Don is a very witty and friendly person of many and varied interests. Band and more particularly a popular senior girl have demanded much of his time. He was a May Fete attendant in his sophomore year. Don Is also well known for his ability in oratony and debate JL) Cuj6U MINNl LEWMAN General Minnie’s friends know that her hair is auburn instead of red. but some will vouch that her disposition at times fits that proverbially assigned to red heads. Nevertheless. Minnie is well liked even though there are those who enjoy teasing her unmercifully. She has had a part in a great deal of dramatic work and participates In the activities of the Home Ec. Club. G. A. A. LT) 70 FRANCES LLEWELLYN General Frank. a former resident of the Ozarks. decided to put on her shoes and come north for n little eddicatlon. No doubt she ranked highest in the more or less popular activity known as seventh period.” Frances has the ability to win friends and influence people. She was active in G. A. A. and belonged to the ’40 Club. Her ambition is to become a nurse. LOU ELLA LUNZMAN Commercial Lou Ella's subdued and modest manner has gained her many friends. She is a most efficient office girl and her chief interest is a tall, dark senior bov Her activities include Girl Reserves and '40 Club. She was chosen F F. A Queen of the Auburn chapter this year. RICHARD MCINTYRE Vocational Agriculture Rich” made use of his engineering ability to keep the McIntyre Ford running and to get it to school through snow banks and over muddy roads. The fact that he and his passengers were seldom absent and were tardy only a comparatively few times proves that he was successful in his work.