Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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RONNIE KELLY answered the call to Buy a Bulldog as Kay Rasmussen completes the sale. BULLDOC publisher, Mr. J. J. Seright, and advisor, Mr. Bill R. Webster, discussed the various production problems of the annual. 1' 'lf' seansn r if M A s al 5, A s 4' y - W4 in 5:4 S---:FB il 9 ullclog WITH AIlS'S faithful Bulldog stepping throughout the book, the 1955 annual went to press under the supervision of editor, Carol Clarke, associate editor, Janice Rogers, and advisor, Mr. Bill R. Webster. Staff members and their positions were Carol Zorn, business manager, Alan Kreglo and ,Ioan Bohl, ad salesmen, art director, janyce Bohlingg section editors-Mary McKnight, Gene Brown, Janet Mosher, Bob Noah, Don Wilhelm, Carol Tushlag Jane Crocker and Mary Kermoade, copy editors, Kenny Hush served as photographer. '55 BULLDOC STAFF members were: U. to r.l Back Row: Sonya Pohlman, Rosalie Heriford, Jane Crocker Second Row: Mary McKnight, ,Ianyce Bohling, Pat Morris, Janet Pasco. Third Row: Carol Tushla, Joan Humphrey Margene Ely, Barbara Coad. Fourth Row: Janice Rogers, ,Ioan Bohl, Mary Kermoade. Standing: Robb Steinheider Bob Noah, Daryl Lotter, Don Wilhelm, Lee Ernst, Ross Weddle, Kenny Humphrey, Alan Kreglo, Kenny Hush, and Gene Brown. This P099 5P0n50l'9Cl by PROPER JEWELRY I AMERICAN MADE WATCHES 3-ifwi J I v

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'54-'55 BARKER STAFF fl. to r.l Bob Noah, Rosalie Heriford, Jane Crocker, Deanna Thomas, Kenny Hush, Carol Clarke, Alan Kreglo, Mary Kermoade, Patti Simpson, Pat Morris, and Carol Zorn. a rker Writing, editing, and financing 10 issues of the BARKER kept the members of AHS's jour- nalism class on their toes. The 12-member staff was headed by Deanna Thomas as editor-in-chief and Bill B. Web- ster as advisor. Other staff members were: ,lane Crooker, assistant editorg Kenny Hush, busi- ness manager and photographer, Carol Zorn, copy editor, Mary Kermoade, feature editor, Patti Simpson, assistant feature editor. Alan Kreglo was sports editor, Bob Noah, assistant sports editor, Pat Morris, exchange editor, Rosalie Heriford, distribution, Carol Clarke, reporter, and Janice Rogers, reporter. Linda Knox and Joan Bohl served as business manager and assistant business manager respectively for the first semester. , O1 a ' . . . O: 0' 0 of 0: O- . . - : 1 - ' on O' on O : ' O' O.. . EAGER sophomores step forward to receive th EDITOR--IN-CHIEF Deanna Thomas and asso- BARKER from staff members, Pat Morris and M2 ciate Jane Crooker worked hard to publish the 10 Kermoade. issues of the BARKER. gl. This page sponsored by T. W. ENGLES LUMBER CO. and DR. R. I. MOSHER

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A2 n Y 1 Milli R, . i. 1,1 NJ' 'Ly 1:,A, We ll. fn ss E i if m ai 3 W A S oo' CAROL ZOHN points to the recc LEADERS OF this year's SAB were fl. to rJ janet breaking March of Dimes thermometu Mosher, vice-president, Dan Rogge, presidentg and Carol Zorn, SCCl'6I3l'y-Il'C8SUl'Bl'. TRIMMING THE Christmas tree were SAB members ll. to r.l Beth Humphrey, Beverly Mehlin, Dan Rogge, and Janet Mosher. 504413 Four years ago the Student Advisory Board was organ ized in Auburn high so that pupil and teacher representa tives could meet to formulate recommendations for school policies and to discuss school problems. A boy and girl elected by each class met the first ant third Tuesday of every month with their advisor, Principa Harry Weekly. Under the sponsorship of the SAB, a new record wa: set when 3600 was collected in the Auburn schools' poli drive. Additional accomplishments included arranging ana polishing the school trophies, presenting a movie convoca tion The Green Pastures , and presenting the annua Christmas convocation. E SAB MEMBERS elected f0l',f '55 were fl. to r.D LaVerne Mc Gene Peck, Alan Kreglo, Mr. H: Weekly, advisorg Dau Rogge, ja Mosher, Carol Zom, Cstandingj E Humphrey, and Beverly Mehlin. G 8. S MANUFACTURING Manufacturers of Donny Dare and Debby Dare Children's