Auburn High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Auburn, PA)

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Class Poem 0 YEARS OF HOPE Strong and brave was our cry, As we entered Auburn High: Forward, onward, toward our goal, Learning was deepest in our soul. Once again we entered nigh, Sophomores now, we were getting by, Trying to succeed, our future plan, For when we start, we always can. As Iuniors proud and ever trying, We left our teachers often sighing, From solutions we thought sound, But somehow they failed to find round. At last! Seniors now we are, And wish to attain our goals afar, 'Cause all these years we dreamed of this, Our last momental moment of bliss. -FERN HEINBACH. 1. 2. SEVENTEEN Class Song 0 PARTING TIME QTUNE: Now Is the Hour , As parting time now is near. We'll leave dear old Alma Mater. And wish that we'd oft be here, For all the world has many a sorrow CHORUS: As we now depart from dear old Auburn High We'1l ne'er forget you -teachers. classmates true Our life still holds a clear road oh so new We're leaving Auburn High to friends like you We shall go forth in the world, And all our memories unfurl: For they will always be nigh, Of dear old Auburn High. Words by CLAIRE ANN SEIGFRIED.

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BRUCE KILMER President: CLASS CLASS CLASS SHIRLEYANN HEIM Secretary: Class Officers IEAN BAILEY Vice-President: MOTTO: Learn Today and Gain Tomorrow COLORS: Kelly Green and Canary Yellow FLOWERS: Yellow Rosebuds and Green Ferns SIX TEEN ELAINE HEFFNER Treasurer:

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IEAN EDNA BAILEY Jeanie Ieanie is very popular throughout the school because she is the school pianist and editor of the PIONEER. Her willingness to cooperate with the class activities makes her a favorite with us. She is one of the co-man- agers of the girls' basketball team, although her favorite sport is baseball. I-Ier ambition is to become a veterina- rian and her favorite subject is history. With her pleas- ing personality, we are sure Uleanieu will be a success in everything she undertakes in the future. Best Wishes to you, lean! Chorus 2-3-41 Home Ec. Club 2-3-4: PIONEER Staff 2-3, Editor 4: Senior Play 4: Class OfIicer 2-3-4: Assistant Basketball Manager 3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Yearbook 3-4. ELAINE ESTHER HEFFNER Windy', Windy, the only dark-haired girl in the senior class, is very active in all school activities. She can be seen driving a tan Plymouth to and from school on important occasions. Elaine's favorite subject is trigonometry and her favorite sport is baseball, although she is one of the best players of the girls' basketball team. 'AWindy's ambition after graduation is to become a nurse. We hope she will succeed, Remember our chemistry formulas, Windy. Good luck in the future. Orchestra five years: Yearbook 3-4: Chorus 2-3-4: Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4: PIONEER Staff 1-2-3-4: Senior Play 4: Class Officer 1-2-3-4: Basketball six years. SHIRLEYANN HEIM Shirl Shirl, as she is known to many of her classmates, was assistant editor of our yearbook this year. Shirl is very active in school activities and she takes a great deal of interest in her studies. Her favorite subject is mathematics and her favorite sport is baseball. In the future she hopes to become a stenographer, and we are sure she will be a success, since she took an active part on the typing staff for the AUBURN PIONEER. Lots of luck in your future undertakings, Shirl. Chorus I-2-3-4: Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4: PIONEER Staff 2-3-4: Senior Play 4: Class Officer 1-2-3-4: Yearbook 3-4. EIGHTEEN