Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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f' LU O' o O Z BETTY JANE SHANKS General Often seen, seldom heard, yet always cooperative, Betty has devoted her school day to study and has also taken part In G. R. and '40 Club activities. She Is a farm 'gar' and Is proud of It. They say she has a devoted escort who makes It possible for her to see most of the shows. ft « - V i(Lkk JAMES SHARKS College Preparatory Jim may be working up to his chosen career as a mortician by passing out dead Jokes with an occasional dinger. but his friendly spirit has made him a favorite with other students He is a veteran track man specializing in the high Jump. MARGERY SIMPSON Commercial She Is always busy and In a hurry, but never too busy to talk over things with her pals. Margery has won herself the reputation of being a thorough and rapid worker. She has also taken part in dramatics and has appeared in many programs and plays. HOWARD SNOW General Slow but sure Is an apt description of Howard who through four years of patient work has proved his ability as an A” s dent. O LO X fc- bWLL ige Pren:luflory Asfde froaf h Abook lamin’.' fye ElleWy KSTround the most enjoyment in fmusic activities. A good soprano singer, she has participated in most vocal events along with playing the clarinet in the band. She has also derived a quota of enjoyment from a benevolent sponsorship of one half of the men's debate team! GAYNELL WRIGHT College Preparatory A popular and active student. Gaynell has participated successfully in many activities. As a Junior she was chosen attendant to the May QMeen. Her music interests have found expression in both glee club and chorus while she has beer equally outstanding in dramatics. Thespians, and G: R. She had an important role in the senior plaV. The student body voted her their choice as Queen of the May. SHIRLEY SMITH Commercial Not very large and not very aggressive by nature. Shirley is nevertheless a cooperative student and a willing worker. She has filled an important place on the annual staff in a capable fashion. Her other activities have included glee club and Girl Reserve work. SHIRLEY SNYDER General Shirley is sweet, friendly, and sincere. Believe it or not. she is a girl who likes to study if there isn't too much else to be done. Beneath her quiet manner she possesses a quick sense of humor and—what's more—brains. This does not class her as a bookworm type because she has displayed an interest in several school activities including the Home Ec. Club and the '40 Club. VIL SGTN , , Preparatory PRISCILLA ] 0EAN W L J asy manner ’ will long,i)« remembered as well as her participation W dramatics, G.. R.r ’40 Clytv Iul Journalism, the few sei l on the stall of per for. more her dall] time „fof| -fhe pet get its alrfng. { ISrfe is who h LOLA YATES Commercial. College Preparatory A quiet, unassuming person who fills an important position in a very capable manner is this senior girl who serves as accompanist for the glee club. The long hours of practice necessary to handle this position have only increased her interest in music, however, for she was a clarinet soloist at the district contest and a member of the clarinet quartette. No picture available for Harold Smith.

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Vi ■ y 7—» rffl ■ 77 1 u % ROBERT OAKMAN College Preparatory Typical of about everything the Ideal athlete should be. Bob leaves behind him a splendid record not only for athletic skill but for fine sportsmanship and a real competitive temperament. Football and track are his choice of sports and he has helped to bring success to many Auburn teams. In his senior year he has had the responsibility of being class president. MAI RINK PEDERSEN General Even though Maurlne has been one of Auburn's seniors for only a few weeks, she has made many friends. 'Dark Eyes'' might have been written Just for her and appropriately so. Before Joining our group she attended school at St. Paul. Nebraska, where she was active In dramatics and music. She had been assigned a part In the senior class play at St. Paul. PHILIP PALMER General Happy - go - lucky Philip has been willing to divide his attention between his books and his desire to watch what the other fellow Is doing. He has even spent an occasional period in his favorite hobby—cartooning. LORRAINE REDFERN General This little miss can often be found in the company of an alumnus of A. H. S. If not so occupied, she Is probably busy making others happy with her becoming smile and gay laugh. Lorraine was a member of the annual staff and has shown an active Interest In Pep Club and G. R. during her high school days. Perhaps Lorraine does not know It. but there are those who think she resembles Bette Davis! 3- oo o 70 MERLE REMMERS College Preparatory His friends say that Merle has not hit a flat note in four years of high school singing. At any rate he has contributed much to the school through his able participation in musical events. He had a chance to show his acting ability as one of the cast of Seventeen,” the senior class play. HELEN RHODES Commercial, College Preparatory A high scholastic record as well as a pleasing manner are assets to anyone and Helen is the possessor of these qualities. She has not only been one of the pupils at the top of her class, but has also taken an active part In G. R. and Journalism. Howe High School claimed Helen during her freshman and sophomore years, but she had no diffi-cultv in making a place for herself at A. H. S. FERN ROGGE Commercial Fern has gone through high school taking part in G. A. A . Girls' Glee Club and G. R. with an enthusiastic spirit and a will; ingness to help others. Wh Johnnie's In Towu’ ifl 'ttatfes n new color Joi 4WTsvoum FRANK SCHACH General No one knows whether Frank goes to school and builds model airplanes as a hobby or whether he builds model airplanes and goes to school as a hobby. However. he has carried on both activities with marked success during the past four years. BOB RICHARDS General One of the first persons who would come to mind as fitting the term all around student. Is Bob. Besides being a three-sport athlete he has won high honors In music and dramatics, and has occupied a position of leadership In his class. In spite of a crowded schedule Bob has found time to enjoy many of the more frivolous activities. He ruled as King of the May in the 1940 May Fete. ROGENE ROSE General If one were to tell of Rogene's activeness in all fields of endeavor. it would take most of this book. At any rate she has proved her ability in almost every organization in school excepton of n uslc. A of G. R., .sufi nt Club and icAnoixftf t ant. . with the Dsesldent

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