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

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CLASS WILL C9 We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and F ifty-one, realizing that our days at Auburn High are nearly at an end, do hereby make the following bequests: FIRST: To our dear ALMA MATER, we wish a world of success in educating the youth of tomorrow. SECOND: To MR. KRAUSS, we wish success and fewer headaches in the future while performing his job as principal. THIRD: To the FACULTY, we extend our gratitude for the help and under- standing extended by them. FOURTH: To the JUNIOR CLASS, we give the privilege of being high and mighty Seniors. FIFTH: To the SOPHONIORE CLASS, the best of luck in their future years at A. H. S. SIXTH: to the FRESHMAN CLASS, the ability to keep a clean and tidy room at all times. SEVENTH: INDIVIDUAL BEQUESTS: 1. INA AUMAN'S dark hair to DOROTHY SCHRADER. 2. KENNETH BERK'S math ability to KENNETH STEFFY. 3. ELAINE BROMMER'S yearbook worries to next year's manager. 4. SARA EBLING'S pestiness to EARL FAUST. 5. FRED FILBERT'S wittiness to HAROLD MARBARGER. 6. DONALD MEYER'S long legs to HENRY TRUMBO. 7. GUY MOYER'S rosy cheeks to FRANKLIN REICHERT. 8. DALE RUNKLE'S basketball ability to JOHN MENGLE. 9. CALVIN SCHWENK'S way with girls to CARL BAILEY. 10. JEANNE SWEIGERT'S laugh to MARION SOWERS. We, the Class of ISI, of Auburn High School, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I23l

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY O OLD HOME WEEK The year is 1961, and it is a beautiful evening in june. The warm summer air is gilded by strains of moonlight, however, the still air is filled with a rippling stir of excitement. Tonight is the night we have all waited for. Long ago invitations were sent out to all former members of the Class of '51 to return to their old ALMA MATER for an old-time get-together. Auburn High School has changed considerably since we last visited. A new gymnasium has been built and a large auditorium has been added. To our amazement, when looking over the evening program, we read the words Entertainment Committee, Chairlady, SARA EBLING. Could this be the laughter-filled girl who once kept our classes in a hilarious uproar? Sure enough, when we went to the second-grade room, we recog- nized her as good old Sara. After a chat with Sara, we continued on our tour of the school grounds, and found COACH KRAUSS,S basketball squad doing a workout in the new gymnasium. Incidentally, these boys have won the championship in the newly formed All-Pennsylvania League. Among the first guests to arrive for the evening's festivities is the noted social worker, INA AUMAN. It has been a long time since we've seen Ina, but she is still cheerful and can tell a joke or two. I looked up and saw two fashionably dressed ladies approaching. I recognized them as ELAINE BROMMER and' JEANNE SWEIGERT. When I commented on their own creations, I was told they are on the market all over the world. As I was making my way through the crowd, I bumped into an old pal, the rosy-checked GUY IYIOYER. As a matter of fact, Guy and his great band of renown are providing the music for the evening. A noted radio technician by the name of KENNETH BERK, who is the famous laboratory tech- nician with the R. C. A. Victor Corporation, has just made an appearance. Standing in the doorway looking for an old friend, I find DONALD lNIEYERs. Donald looks very handsome in his admiral's uniform. Donald has been with the United States Navy since june, 1951, and is now commander of the Annapolis Naval Academy. Imagine my surprise when I looked up and saw two of the greatest basketball coaches, FRED F1r.ixERT and IJALE RUNKLE. Everyone remembers the outstanding plays of these boys during their days at Auburn High. These boys have produced two of the best college basketball teams in the world. Both Fred and Dale are still full of those little tricks which they Were noted for in high school. I see coming toward me a good-looking young man. It is CALVIN SCHWENK, who has fulfilled his high-school dreams and became an executive with the Trans-VVorld Airline System. It has been a great pleasure to see all our old friends so young and prosperous. In short, it has been an Old Home VVeek', to be proud of, and the old home folks should be very happy to have such great celebrities as these for their very own. l22l

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WHO'S WHO IN CLASS 0F '5I INA AUBIAN .... KENNETH BERK . ELAINE BROMMER SARA EBLING . . . FREDERIC FILBERT GUY NIOYER .. .. DONALD NIEYERS DALE RUNKLE .. CALVIN SCHWENIQ .IEANNE SVVEIGERT INA ALIRIAN .... KENNETH BERIQ . ELAINE BROMMER SARA EBLING FREDERIC FILBERT GUY MOYER .... DONALD MEYERS DALE RUNKLE . . CALVIN SCHWENK JEANNE SWEIGERT C9 . . . .Liveliest . . . .Most Studious . . . .Smallest . . . . Noisiest . . . .Wittiest . . . .jolliest . . . .Tallest . . . .Most Athletic . . . .Friendliest . . . . Most Pleasant v,!iU7XJ HEART'S DESIRE O 24 Trip to Mexico New Light Blue Nlercury Travel Around the World Become a School Teacher Baseball Player Red Buick Convertible Join the Merchant Marine Athletic Instructor Fly Around the World Wife of a Famous Football Player