Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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BOOK ONE - - Administration BOOK TWO ' - Classes BOOK THREE - ' Organizations BOOK FOUR - Athletics BOOK FIVE •- - Humor and Ads Page Nine

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Jffnrrhmrii ISTORY is recorded time. Upon its truths we build the present and the future. In this little book we have tried to portray for the present and preserve for the future a faithful record of a year of high school days. May this volume in the years to come recall to you pleasant memories of a companionship “shared together in all kinds of weather.” Page Eight

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 —------------- Our Alma Mater HROM the halls of Auburn High School have gone men and women who have reflected much credit upon the school in which they were trained and drilled. These young men and women have been inspured to a fuller life and the full realization of their true selves. Counted in its numbers are men and women in every walk of life bravely and successfully shouldering the responsibilities of life. Consequently this edifice is more than a mere building; it is more, far more. In the tender formative years of our life it was a haven of rest and guided our wavering footsteps until we reached a solid pathway. On leaving it behind we turn with saddened heart, yet joyful that we are leaving it to the deserving that are to come after us. May we always conduct ourselves so that the honor and good repute which has always been heaped upon A. H. S. may never be wanting. “Fare you well, old building, you’re naught that can feel or see, But you seem like a human being, a dear old friend to me, For there’s not a beam in your whole building but its memories has got, And not a nail in your old floors but touches a tender spot. Page Ten