Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Q' Oo CHRISTMAS gifls for the World's Christmas Festival were packed by il. to r.l Marilyn Penne- well and Sharon Bohlken. 0 0 Q' o.- Q' Q: Q. serving the FFA banquet, entertaining the Peru chapter, presenting a convocation, combining with the FFA for a square dance, and sponsoring a senior party. Among the awards received during the year were 12 for perfect attendance, and six junior homemaking degrees. Wanda Teten also received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. Gerdes, Beverly Hinds, Mary McKnight, Wanda Teten, Lois Hillers, Sonya Pohlman, Susan Schnei- der, Filaine Hath. Second Row: Judie Skoglund, Anita Premer, Leota Gehers, Carol Bohling, Phyllis Yates, Deanna Remmers, Sharon Bohlken, Doris Oglesby, Nancy Gerdes, Beth Humphrey. Front Row: Mary Simpson, Rosalie Heriford, Clorya Hutton, Pat Morris, Joan Bohl, Marcia Bohling, Marilyn Penne- well, and Marilyn Bohling. in Q S. . YP' 4 Nm, - A Q 7- i 4 Y 9 1 I T -ms I 5 A l A V' N -f Q' OFFICERS for '54-'55 were Cl. to r.H jane Pasco, historiang Pat Morris, news reporterg Beverl Hinds, vice-presidentg Wanda Teten, presidentg Glory Hutton, treasurerg and Joan Bohl, secretary lv 'tiff a,1 i .F ii gg, 4,-g I .i IU. S' KY' gn Q' gr V iKf,glff . is A f AUBURN'S FHA chapter was hostess for the District VIII Convention. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! AUBURN MACHINE WORKS Page Sponsor

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FHA'ers preparing for the banquet were i YXIA Cl. to r.I Mary McKnight, janet Pasco, Carol Heuer, Grace llannaford, Marcia Bohling, Janice Clark, Barbara Coad, Wanda Teten, and Glorya Hutton. x'f JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS DEGREES Were awarded to ll. to r.I Clorya Hutton, Marlene Lechliter, ,Ioan Bohl, Mary Kermoade, Doris Oglesby, and Pat Morris. Wanda Teten, won the local Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow contest. uture omemalzero of cfgmeric Highlighting FHA events for the year '54-'55 was the District VIII Convention held at Auburn. Activities for the year were planned by the cabinet which consisted of six elected officers and seven appointed. Various projects carried to completion during the year were: making toys for children overseas, going Christmas caroling, making hospital favors, and preparing and FHA members were from Il. to r.I Back Row: Carol Ileuer, Ruth Ann Vaughn, Mary Kermoade, Alice Flack, Floraine Rockemann, Carol Clarke, Grace Ilannaford, Sharon Wheeler, Claire Wheeler, Barbara Coad, janet Pasco. Third Row: Janice Clark, Marlene Lechliter, Barbara Groff, Beverly V if at Sw. I WANDA TETEN, FHA president and Mrs. Duane Neilsen, chapter mother, discussed problems of the Future Homemakers. This page spon-sored by 6 H. HEMMINGSEN DRY GOODS--READY-T0-WEAR

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E If . ii ia 4 :E Q J W. , ' 'Hi rvX-- --:meme of PEP band members livened up many football games. They were il. to rJ Peggy Duncan, Gene Peck, Ronnie Kelly, Ronald Oestmann, Kenny Hush, Lee Ernst, Dixie Terry, Ernie Aufenkamp, Marilyn Rogge, Janet Mosher, Edine Schutte Gene Kna 1 PP! Dwaine Rogge, Elta Mae Michel, Gene Brown,Alan Kreglo, Brenda Spaulding, Shari Darling, and Jane Crocker. cl r . 'Exp 1' .ir Cum and Under the direction of Ralph Chatelain, Auburns' sixty-five band members fulfilled an active year. Band officers for the year '54 cluded Dwaine Rogge, president, Spaulding, librarian, and Barbara secretary. Superior ratings at the Tarkio Music Contest were received by janet Mosher, baritone solog Grace Hannaford, flute solo, G P k ene ec and Peggy Duncan, bass solosg and Alan Kreglo, trombone solo. Band members received the following superior ratings at the district music con- test held at Peru: Janet Mosher and Marilyn Rogge, baritone horn solosg Phyllis Barnes, flute solog the saxophone quartet, and brass sextet. -55 in- J anet Coad, 9 0 Q90 0 2 09: Q00 O 1 This page sponsored by BORNEMElER'S PAINT STORE PAINTUWALLPAPERNFURNITURE