Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Paul Holmes Business Manager Gwendolyn Gilman Staff Artist Daisy Clark Class Editor ’12 Ben Huntington Editor-in-Chief Verne Lynch Class Editor ’11 Helen Lorance Class Editor ’13 Robert Gerlaw Asst. Business Manager Edward Boyd Joke Editor Alberta Mutz Class Editor ’14

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J. A Doremus, Supt., Normal Training M. Zoe Nims, Assistant, Languages Alexander Wimberley, Assistant, History Roxie McGrew, Assistant, Mathematics Ross W. Bates, Principal, Science M. Eleanor Hudson, Assistant, English iFaniltg

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£)I)r @cavlrt anti 0mn Qnnual Published by the Students of the Auburn High School. Price, per copy, of this Commencement Number, 50c. Being the Eighth or Commencement Number of the year 1911. Entered at the Postoffice at So. Auburn, Nebraska, as second-class matter. Ben Huntington Verne Lynch... Daisy Clark EDITORIAL STAFF Class ’ii Helen Lorance Class ’ 12 Alberta Mutz. Editor-in-Chief ......C lass ’13 ..... Class ’14 MANAGING STAFF Paul Holmes........................................... Business Manager Robert Gerlaw..................................Assistant Business Manager ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ross W. Bates.................................................Principal SCHOOL BOARD A. R. Peery, President Louis Horrum J. A. Hanna, Vice President E. Ferneau Dr. 1. H. Dillon, Secretary Dr. B. F. Lorance VOL1NE PRINT ING HOUSE, AUBURN, N E B R . Editorial 3 At the end of this our Senior year let us pause to look back RftrogUCCt over work accomplished. When our athletic record is mentioned we wear the “smile that won’t come off” and hold our chin in the air. Our sturdy athletes won most of the base ball and basket ball games. In our dual field meet we swamped our competitor, and then took first place in the Southeastern Nebraska High School meet at Peru. The science laboratory has been equipped wit:i needful apparatus. A fine library of magazines has been placed in the office for reference and many new books have been purchased. The old High School building will soon be too small if growth continues at this rate. Even the healthiest kind of a mind can do but mediocre work in a poor rickety body. So we are looking for a newer and larger High School in the near future. As Seniors we have a feeling in cur hearts which cfn-dDuprufinn amounts to thankfulness. We have words of commenda- tion for the parents, faculty and school board, for the many favors we have had at their hands. We only wish we might return their kindnesses, but they will probably be repaid by the sight of “such a splendid graduating class” as the one of 1911. We wish to thank all who have helped in getting up this Annual, the last thing in which the Class of 1911 will take an active part. Without the splendid loyalty of each member of the faculty and students, without the liberality of the merchants in taking ads this Annual edition of the SCARLET AND GREEN could not have been a success.