Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Cline’s Drug Store Mr. Frank Cline show Nancy Ross and Joar ReJmcrs the selection of toilet article and cosmetics '■'h-Ch CLINE'S DRUG STORE has to offer. Ros»l« « Gebers. Norma Rogge. and Juanalee Oestmann enloj rich ice cream sodas prepared by Donna Caspers. Elliott Cleaners The workers in the pressing line at the ELLIOTT CLEANERS keep busily engaged in chasing wrinkles cut cf the customers clothes. ELLIOTT S has eight employees who combine their efforts to give the people of Auburn and vicinity that “bandbox look THE NEMAHA COUNTY HERALD Printers and Publishers Telephone 77 We are pleased to refer you to the printing in this annual, and in the high school newspaper, The Aucourant, as examples of our job printing. May these publications help you remember your 1950-51 year at Auburn high school.

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Childers Service '‘Rod ’ Childers and his crew give top service at the CHILDERS SERVICE AND REPAIR. In addition to the usual services. • Red” also maintains a garage to handle automotive repair Jobs, and a towing service. Phone 623 for the extras” In service. If you JEWELRY Proper Jewelry rou are looking for sllverwear the PROPER has a style and price to suit every taste. expialr Milam, 1950 grad, the Mr. Chet Proper explains to Marilyn Coad and Marcene ----------------------- advantages of Gorham silverware. Pohlman Motor Co. Mr. Floyd Pohlman points out to Verlvn Volker and Clarence Yates the 43 new Improvements on the new 1951 Ford at the POHLMAN MOTOR CO. Pohlman Is also an authorized dealer for Mercury automobiles. A complete line of Ford and Mercury parts are available at all times. Culligan Soft Water You too can enjoy the convenience of soft water by taking advantage of. the CULLIOAN SOFT WATER SERVICE. Ask Mr. M. G. Heuer to explain why you can’t afford to be without soft water. Bomemeier’s When It comes to picking lamps at BORNEMHER S FURNITURE STORE. Jackie Cl nd W Humphrey mrTPF on the R rn lfticp But whctncT lv s 1e» «pb, fl??ng dffing ?SSm. or kitchen furniture, moat people can And Just what they are looking for at it'TPO 'O

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NEW SKILLS, such as welding, are acquired by senior Ag students as they become nearer ready to take up farming after graduation. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE In the operation of local government was gained by the Civics students when they acted as the election boards during the County Government Day elections. LEE NORRIS WITH FOUR YEARS’ BOOKS Senior Study To Round-Out [earning This lofty pile of books shown above has been used by Lee Norris and his fellow classmates during their high school careers. For four years they have thumbed through some of them every day—in classes, at home, or over cokes whenever they needed to study or “cram” for a test. Subjects in the senior year, for the most part, are merely continuations ol' the junior courses. English, civics, eco nomics, journalism, advanced algebra, solid geometry, chemistry, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, homemaking, and agriculture offer further training in several academic and vocational fields. Lee, like the other seniors, will graduate with a good basic knowledge which will help ease his adjustment into the business and social world. This has been done not only through classroom work, but also through extracurricular activities—music, Pep club, FFA, journalism, class plays, to name a few—in which the students discover the advantages of group action, committee planning, and individual initiative. In short, the seniors in four years have learned to be good citizens of the school community, which will have a great deal of carry-over value in later life. 17