Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1934 volume:

Cljr (ojcarlrt anti 00rrrn v ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE Auburn High School VOLUME XXX Illlllllllllllllllllllllilli DEDICATION )) OPULAR Education these days must face the challenge of a critical people. To the ideal of a broad and free education for all, and to the loyal defenders of that ideal, we dedicate this book. A. H. S. CAMPUS Page Three The School Board DR. B. B. SCHAFFER H. N. HOWE E. F. ARMSTRONG President..... Vice-President Secretary..... OFFICERS ...............Dr. B. B. Schaffer ......................H. N. Howe ................J. A. Jimerson DR. I. W. IRVIN W’M. WULF J. T. ZACHARIAS illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Four The Superintendent JOHN ALLEN JIMERSON Auburn, Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College M. A. University of Nebraska Page Five The Faculty ARTHUR J. NEBELSICK, Principal Auburn, Nebraska B. A. University of Nebraska; M. A. University of Nebraska History—Debate EMMA MICHAELSEN Columbus, Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska University of Colorado Home Economics ELLEN HEDGE Fairfield, Nebraska B. A. University of Nebraska Wesleyan University Dramatics—Normal Training Page Six The Faculty MILDRED JAMISON Wilsonville, Nebraska B. A. Hastings College University of Nebraska Languages ROXIE McGREW Auburn, Nebraska Peru State Teachers College University of Nebraska Mathematics MILDRED WRIGHT Lincoln, Nebraska B. s. University of Nebraska Commercial RUTH SHELLEY Filley, Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College Voice, University of Nebraska Music Page Seven 4802020048534848020202024848482348534853232348232323232323234802020001234848234853012323535353532353235353482348482323020248484848535348235390 The Faculty OLA E. ROBERTS Hastings, Nebraska B. S. Hastings College Gradwohl School of Laboratory Technique Minor Science RALPH HIGGINS Peru, Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College Athletics—Major Science GUY FULLER Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota School of Music U. S. Army Bandmaster’s School, Chaumount, France Band—Orchestra GLADYS MCCORMICK Lewellen, Nebraska B. A. Nebraska Wesleyan Northwestern University English Page Eight The Seniors HOWARD HENDERSON Football 3. 4; Basket Ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Debate 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4. Captain 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4;Three Suns West 3; Hl-Y 3. 4. Secretary 3; Dramatics 4; Mink Contest 3, 4; Class President 4; May Fete Attendant 3. 4; State Music Contest 3; State Track Meet 3; Boys' Quartette 4; Senior Class Play 4. DUEWAYNE HARPHAM Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Captain 4; Track 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Dramatics 2; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Vice-President 4; May Fete 3; Debate 4; Senior Class Play 4. DOLORES HIGGINS Class Treasurer 4; Senior Class Play 4; Commercial Contest 2. 3. 4; Senior Dramatics 3; Jr. Dramatics 2; Basket Ball 1; Home Ec. Club 1. MILDRED ALBRECHT Stella High School 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Annual Staff 4. JAMES ARMSTRONG Basket Ball 4; Senior Class Play 4; Operetta 1. 2, 3. 4; Dramatics 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Hi-Y 3. 4: Mink Music Contest 3, 4; District Music Contest 3. JEAN BENNETT Glee Club 1. 2; Operetta 1. 2; Home Ec. Club 1; Dramatics 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Senior Class Play 4. MAXINE BOCK Glee Club 1. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 3. 4; Beatrice High School 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2; Operetta 1. 3, 4;. BEULAH BOHL Howe High School 1. 2; Class Plays 1, 2. AVIS BOHLKEN Jr. Dramatics 2; Sr. Dramatics 3, 4. LLYLE BOURLIER Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4. Page Nine The Seniors EMMA DeBUHR Class Sec. and Treasurer 3; Glee Club 2. 4. Sec. and Treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 4; Jr. Dramatics 2; Sr. Dramatics 3. 4: Commercial Contest 4; Operetta 2. 4; Mink Contest 4; Annual Staff 4; Basket Ball 1. LULA BELLE DOVEL Class Secretary 2; Glee Club 3; Operetta 3; Mink Contest 3; Three Suns West 3; Sr. Dramatics 3. 4; Jr. Dramatics 2; Home Ec. Club 1. 2. Vice Pres, and Treasurer. BERNARD CLARK Class President 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4, President 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Mink Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3; Debate 3; Football 2. 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Sr. Dramatics 3. 4; Jr. Dramatics 2; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; May Fete 2; District Music Contest 1. 2. 3; State Music Contest 1. 2; Boys’ Quartette 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4. THEOTA DOVEL Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 3. JEAN La VON EADS Class Representative. North Platte High School 3: Annual Staff 4: Senior Class Play 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3; Oneretta 1. 2. 3. 4; Sr. Dramatics 3; Mink Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; State Music Contest 3; Commerc'al Contest 2. 4; Home Ec. Club 1; English Club 3. JOSEPH CLARK Football 4; Track 4; Three Suns West 3; Sr. Dramatics 3. 4; Senior Play 4. ALICE FINNEY Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Mink Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; District Music Contest 1. 2. 3; State Music Contest 1. 2; Oneretta 1, 2. 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Senior Class Play 4; Jr. Dramatics 2, President; Home Ec. Club 1. MARY FISHER Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Operetta 4; Orchestra 2. 3; Three Suns West 3; May Fete 1. 4: Annual Staff 4; Mink Contest 2, 3, 4; Sr. Dramatics 3. 4; Jr. Dramatics 2: Senior Class Play 4; English Club 3. EDGAR CLINE Orchestra 1. 2; Senior Class Play 4; Band 1. 2. 3. EDUS HAHN Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Mink Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Sr. Dramatics 3; Johnson High School 1. 2. LILLIAN HUMPHREY Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Sr. Dramatics 4; Jr. Dramatics 2. FRANK CLINE Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Mink Play 4; Three Suns West 3; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1: May Fete 1. 2. 3; Boys’ Quartette 4; State Music Contest 1. 2; District Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Mink Music Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; May Prince 4; Senior Play 4. The Seniors LOUISE JENKINS Home Ec. Club 1. 2; Commercial Contest 4. Basket Ball 1. MARION KEARNS Wayne Prep School 1; Vice President 2; Class President 1; Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Mink Contest 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; May Pete 3; Commercial Contest 2. 4; Sr. Dramatics 3; District Music Contest 2. 3; State Music Contest 2; Senior Class Play 4; Salutatorian 4. ELDO COULTER Football 2. 3. 4; Track 4; Class President 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3; May Fete 3. 4; Basket Ball Mgr. 4. OLA McCULLY Stella High School 1. JOHN KEYT Sr. Dramatics 3; Jr. Dramatics 2; Senior Class Play 4. MARGARET MEYERS Home Ec. Club 1, 2. ELLA OE3TMANN Glee Club 2. 3. 4. President 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Operetta 2. 3. 4; Mink Contest 2. 3, 4; May Fete 1. 2. 3; May Queen 4; Girls’ Quartette 4; Mixed Quartette 4; Jr. Dramatics 2; Sr. Dramatics 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Home Ec. Club 1; Senior Class Play 4. EILEEN OESTMANN Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4-Three Suns West 3; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Mink Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Commercial Contest 3. 4; District Music Contest 2. 3; State Music Contest 2; May Fete 4; Senior Class Play 4; Johnson High School 1; Jr. Dramatics 2; Office 4. glenn McConnell Football 3. 4; Basket Ball 3. 4. Captain 4; Track 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Y 3; Senior Class Play 4; May Fete 3; Jr. Dramatics 2. ALMA SIMPSON Sr. Dramatics 3; Home Ec. Club 1. 2, 3. MARJORIE STEVENSON Valedictorian 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 2. 3. 4; Mink Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Vice President 1; Mink Dramatic Art Contest 4; Home Ec. Club 1: Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Senior Class Play 4; May Fete 1, 2; District Contest 3; State Contest 2; Annual Staff 4. JUNIUS McCOWAN Football 4; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Page Eleven 100200050230050513232348534853232348234823235348232348484848000200000001005300534802010101010102534848534802020123234853235348320290 The Seniors THURMAN MERRITT Senior Class Play 4. NELDA SHUEMAKER Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Annual Staff 1; May Fete 1; Operetta 2. 3; Three Suns West 3; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Senior Class Play 4. LaVETA TAFT Basket Ball 1; Jr. Dramatics 2; Home Ec. Club 1. LOUISE WHEELER Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; May Fete 2; Operetta 2. 3, 4; State Music Contest 3: District Music Contest 3; Mink Contest 2. 3. 4: Jr. Dramatics 2; Basket Ball 1; Home Ec. Club 1. CECIL RAPP Football 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Mink Contest 2. 3. 4: District Music Contest 1. 2. 3; State Music Contest 1. 2; Three Suns West 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Debate 3. 4; Dramatics 1. 2. MARY JAYNE WHEELER Commercial Contest 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Basket Ball 1; Home Ec. Club 1. PHYLLIS WHEELER Commercial Contest 3; Orchestra 2. 4; Dramatics 2, 3. 4; Mink Contest 4; Home Ec. Club 1: Basket Ball 1. LLOYD REBUCK Football 3. 4; Three Suns West 3; Senior Class Play 4. MERRILL WOLFE HELEN WHEELER Howe High School 1. 2; Class Plays 1. 2; Commercial Contest 4; Annual Staff 4. Page Tioelve The Juniors Top Row—Edwin Sodman, Pres.; Jane Andrews, V. Pres.; John Sanders, Sec.-Treas.; Marcile Ank-rom, Louis Argabrlght. Second Row—Wilda Argabrlght. Erma Barnhart. Lucile Brush. Herman Bath. Maxine Bohl. Third Row—Kathleen Boyle, Alva Barnhart. Carol Cummings. Arlene Clark. Neil Brown. Fourth Row—Charles Ely. Hazel Creighton. Evelyn Clarke. Dale Falk. Marjorie Clark. Fifth Row—Marcelle Dovel, Junior Hill. Marjorie Dirks. Maxine Erisman. William Humphrey. Sixth Row—Robert Irvin. Ruth Erisman. Ransom Krueger. Avis Harms. Harvine Kearns. Page Thirteen The Juniors Top Row—Edna Kerns. Don Kiechel, Dolores Lechliter, Barton Letellier, Mildred Llewellyn. Second Row—Roy McConnell. Donna Mae Miller, Hazel Merritt. Etta Neunaber. Clarence Mahaffey. Third Row—Lily Noah. Claude Oakrnan. Wilma Noah. John Ross. LuElla Nincehelser. Fourth Row—Don Simmons, Phyllis Parker, Julia Jean Snyder. Dorothy Scott, Earl Stivers. Fifth Row—Helen Stafford, Albert Simpson, Helen Simon. Robert Snyder. Mable Tignor. Sixth Row—Elmer Schlange, Bessie Waltz, Charles Thompson, Irene Weatherfield, Hazel Williams, Loren Thompson. Page Fourteeen The Sophomores OFFICERS JACK GLEN .................................. President WAYNE SCHAFFER ........................ Vice-President SEVERN HANDLEY.................Secretary and Treasurer Page Fifteen udd xis aBvd USxnsvdJX puv Hxv%3l33S -- NVJMSI.H0IHAY SaONVHjI pidpiS3Xd-33lA ...................... A3NNIJ HHVaO }u3piv3Xd ................ ONOHiSMHV 33T SaiWf svaoidjo Sophomore Class Roll ARMSTRONG. JEAN ASHCROFT. VELDA BANKS. AGNES BEARD. WINNIFRED BERGER. EDWIN BIXBY. KATHERINE BOHLING. ELSIE BOHLING. IOLA BLANKENSHIP. ROBERT BRESSLER. ESTHER BROWN. KENNETH BRISSEY. CORRINE BUCK. HELEN CHAMBERS. LAFE COLLINS. CHARLES COULTER. WAYNE CORRINGTON. LEWIS CURTIS. RUTH CURTISS. FORD CRUM. MARY DALTON. LELA DeBUHR. ARNOLD DITTBRENNER. CARL DUSTIN. JOHN EDWARDS. LUCILLE ELLSWORTH. EUGENE FLACK. BETH FOY. HAROLD GABUS. CHARLES GAGE. JACK GAGE. ROBERT GALLOWAY. ERNEST GERDES, DARLENE GRITZ. LLOYD GROFF. LEONA MAE GROFF. RALPH GROFF. VERNON HENDERSON. MARGARET HIGGINS, CLIFFORD HULL. ANN ALICE HUEY. RUTH KEEDY. HOPE KENNEDY. GEORGE KEYT. MILDRED KOSO. LUCILLE KYRISS. MABEL LASH. WAYNE LONGBRAKE. MINNIE MAAG, LUCEEN MAGOR. JOHN Me ALEXANDER. WAYNE McKEE. CARL McKENNEY. GLENNA McPHERREN. DONNA MITCHELL. CLARENCE NEIL. VELMA NORVELL, DELORIS OESTMANN. LYDIA RARICK, WILLIAM REBUCK. NEVA REDDING. MARGARET REED. HAROLD RICHARDS. LEOBORN ROGGE. ADOLPH ROSE. WAYNE SAILORS. MAURICE SANDERS. ROSA LEE SCHLANGE. DARLEAN SEYMOUR. FRIEDA TANGEMAN. MAYRE TANKERSLEY. RAY WHITE. RUTH WHITNACK. FRANCES WHITNACK. THELMA WIENCKE. GERTRUDE WILSON. GEORGE Freshman Class Roll ANDERSON. ESTHER ANDERSON. WILLIAM BARNHART. HAROLD BARNHART. MARGARET BATH. ESTHER BEARD. LOYAL BEEBE. LOIS BEHRENDS. LEODIS BLAKE. BARTON CLARKE. ROBERT CLINE. FLETCHER CONN. JACK COWELL. MAXINE CRIGER. THELMA DOIEL. WILBER EADS. GERALDINE ELLSWORTH. EVELYN FISHER. JOHN GABUS. JACK GILLISPIE, JULIA GOINGS. GALE HAGER. CECIL HAGER. VIRGIL HARDENBERGER. MARGARET HELDSTAB. WILLIAM HUMPHREY. JEANNE HUMPHREY. PHILLIP HUMPHREY. HERBERT HUTTON. LUTHER JENKINS, ALFRED JOHNSON. MARIAN JOHNSON, THOMAS KEEDY, MERVIN KOONTZ. CARL KOONTZ. GORDON LECHLITER. MARGERY LUNZMANN. VICTOR MARTIN. GAILEN MEYERS. HARRY MERRITT. ESTHER Me ALEXANDER. MILDRED Me ALEXANDER. IRENE MOODY. ROSA PEARL MORRIS. ROBERT MORTON. CHARLES NELSON. JOHN NIXON. MARY NORVELL. RALPH OESTMANN. MINNIE OESTMANN. ALBERTA OLIVER. EUGENE PARKER. MARY ROCKEMANN. OPAL ROGGE. LAWRENCE RUSSELL. RALPH SATTERLY. RUTH SCHLANGE. IRVIN SCHMIDT. BARBARA SCOTT. EDGAR SHIVELEY. AMY SNYDER. HELEN SNYDER. MARTHA STAFFORD. CATHERINE STEPHENS. EDITH STODDARD. HELEN STRINGFIELD. MARIE STUTT. EVELYN TAYLOR. LOIS TIGNOR. MAXINE VETTER. BUFORD VICE. WILDA WITAKER. GEORGE WHITEHEAD. HERSHEL WIENCKE. MATTHEW WILLIAMS. KENNETH WILSON. LAURENE TANKERSLEY. DORIS Page Seventeen 53532300530101004848020001530248234800010100534853485348484853230200000102024848535323534853235323532300000202232348532348534800000153532353535390025390 Football 1st Row—Rapp, McKee. McCowan, Captain Harpham, Stivers, Glenn. Henderson. 2nd Row—Cline, Mgr.; Ely, DeBuhr, G; McConnell, B. Clark, R. McConnell. Coach Higgins. 3rd Row—Grltz, Coulter, Tankersley, J. Clark, Wilson, Rebuck. FOOTBALL GAMES Sept. 22—Hamburg ................. 7—Auburn Sept. 29—Falls City ..............33—Auburn Oct. 6—Sabetha ...................21—Auburn Oct. 13—Pawnee City .............. 0—Auburn Oct. 20—Rockport .................12—Auburn Oct. 27—Plattsmouth .............. 0—Auburn Nov. 11—Nebraska City ............ 6—Auburn Nov. 24—Tecumseh ................. 6—Auburn 6 0 0 39 21 0 7 0 FOOTBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Pet. Falls City 4 0 1000 Tecumseh 3 1 750 Auburn 2 2 500 Pawnee City 1 3 250 Nebraska City .. 0 4 000 in I ill nil I ill Jill Page Eighteen Basket Ball 1st Row—Armstrong, Ely, Captain McConnell, Cline, Henderson. 2nd Row—Coulter. Mgr.; Simmons. Coach Higgins, Irvin, Gritz. Jan. 5—Auburn Jan. 12—Auburn Jan. 16—'Auburn Jan. 19—Auburn Jan. 26—Auburn Feb. 2—Auburn Feb. 9—Auburn Feb. 13—Auburn Feb. 16—Auburn Feb. 23—Auburn Mar. 2—Auburn Mar. 9—Auburn BASKET BALL GAMES 19—Tecumseh ....................13 9—Peru ........................13 18—Syracuse .................... 5 7—Falls City .................. 4 23—Pawnee City .................14 12—Nebraska City ...............22 18— Tecumseh .................. 8 19— Plattsmouth ...............47 17—Humboldt ....................22 12—Falls City...................52 30—Pawnee City 6................12 11—'Nebraska City, (Tournament)... .33 BASKET BALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Pet. Nebraska City 1 836 Falls City 2 750 Auburn 2 714 Pawnee City 1 6 143 Tecumseh 7 125 iiiiiiiiiiiii Page Nineteen Track 1st Row—Foy. Oakman. Rapp. Harpham. Captain Henderson. R. McConnell. W. Coulter. Ely. 2nd Row—C. Higgins. Thomoson. G. McConnell, Hcagland. Groff, Bath. Curtis. Gabus, J. Clark. 3rd Row—Coach Higgins, Humphrey. Tankersley, Lctelller, Schaffer. E. Coulter, Grltz, Richards, Finney. SOUTHEASTERN NEBRASKA TRACK AND FIELD MEET 1034 Auburn Bulldogs placed as track champions in the S. E. Nebraska conference for the fourth consecutive year. The summary: 120-yard High Hurdles—Barnes, Tecumseh, first; Lantz, Tecumseh .second; Ely, Auburn, third. Time—19.5. Mile .un—Hoagland, Auburn, first; Martin, Nebraska City, second; Dodge, Falls City, third; Foy, Auburn, fourth. Time—5:09.2. 440-yard run—Cowles, Nebraska City, first; Henderson, Auburn, second; Mooney. Tecumseh, third; Carey, Nebraska City, fourth. Time—57.2. Discus—McConnell, Auburn, first; Oakman, Auburn, second; Wright, Tecumseh, third; Schack, Falls City, fourth. Distance 104 feet, 8 inches. lCC-yard dash—King, Nebraska City, first; Fields, Nebraska City, second; Harpham, Auburn, third; Kelly, Tecumseh, fourth. Time—10.9. High jump—Avery. Pawnee City, and Mcllravy, Tecumseh, tied for first. Barnes. Tecumseh and Gardner, Tecumseh, tied for second. Height—5 Ft. 7 In. Shot put—Peek, Tecumseh, first; Witte, Nebraska City, second; Harpham, Auburn, third; McConnell, Auburn, fourth. Distance—37 feet, 9 inches. Javelin-Coulter, Auburn, fi:st; Oakman, Auburn, second; Carey, Nebraska City, third; King, Nebraska C.ty, fourth. Distance—142 feet. 880-yard Run—Henderson, Auburn, first; Dodge, Falls City, second; Gardner, Tecumseh, third; Barnes, Tecumseh, fourth. Time—2:14.3. 22C-yard Low Hurdles—King, Nebraska City, first; Schaffer, Auburn, second; Mcllravy. Tecumseh, third; Gritz, Auburn, fourth. Time—29.3. Broad Jump—Schaffer, Auburn, first; Schack, Falls City, second; Avery, Pawnee City, third; Clark, Auburn, fourth. New Record—21 feet, 9V2 inches. Pole Vault—Avery, Pawnee City, first; Ely, Auburn, second; Fleming, Nebraska City, third: Witte, Nebraska City, fourth. Height—10 feet, 7 inches. 220-yard Dash—Coulter, Auburn, first; Kelly, Tecumseh, second; Fields, Nebraska City, third; Abern, Falls City, fourth. Time—24.9. 880-yard Relay—Tecumseh, first; Auburn, second; Nebraska City, third. Time—1:40.1 (Auburn team—Schaffer, Coulter, J. Clark, Harpham). Page Twenty Hi-Y Club JAMES ARMSTRONG JAMES LEE ARMSTRONG NEIL BROWN HERMAN BATH LLYLE BOURLIER CLARK BRIGGS ELDO COULTER BERNARD CLARK ROBERT CLARK WAYNE COULTER RAY DALTON ARNOLD DeBUHR JOHN DUSTIN HAROLD FOY JACK GLEN ROBERT GAGE MEMBERS JACK GAGE RALPH GROFF VERNON GROFF DUEWAYNE HARPHAM HOWARD HENDERSON JACK HOAGLAND RAYMOND HACKER ROBERT IRVIN RANSOM KRUEGER THOMAS KRUEGER MERVIN KEEDY CARL KOONTZ GORDON KOONTZ DON KIECHEL GEORGE KENNEDY BARTON LETELLIER CLARENCE MITCHELL JOHN MAGOR CLAUDE OAKMAN WILLIAM RARICK RALPH RUSSELL DONALD ROSE LEOBORN RICHARDS WAYNE SCHAFFER JOHN SANDERS EARL STIVERS EDWIN SODMAN ALBERT SIMPSON ELMER SCHLANGE CHARLES THOMPSON LOREN THOMPSON CHESLEY THOMPSON A. J. NEBELSICK—Spenser Officers for 1933 Bernard Clark ................ President Edwin Sodman ............ Vice-President Howard Henderson ............. Secretary Eldo Coulter ................. Treasurer Officers for 1934 Edwin Sodman ............... President Neil Brown .............Vice-President Jack Glen ............... Secy.-Treas. Eldo Coulter ........ Sergeant-at-Arms The enrollment of the Auburn Hi-Y Club was greater during 1933-34 than in any year previous to this. Regular weekly meetings were held at which various men engaged in different professions were speakers. The meetings were well attended, and the members received much benefit from them. Many of the Hi-Y members attended the Older Boys’ Conference. The organization had several parties and picnics throughout the year. The club has proved to be a source of enjoyment and inspiration to the boys, besides being of educational value. Page Twenty-one Debate Brown, Sodman, Nebelsick Nebi-aska City Tecumseh ... Humboldt_____ Syracuse .... Auburn ...... Bye ......... J } j THE DISTRICT DEBATE TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Nebraska City ........ Bye Nebraska City Humboldt . Auburn Auburn Auburn The district debate tournament was held in Auburn on March 17 with five teams participating. Auburn became district champion by defeating Humboldt in the semi-finals and Nebraska City in the finals. THE STATE DEBATE TOURNAMENT The state tournament was held at Lincoln, April 12, 13, and 14. In the first round Auburn won from Scottsbluff by a 3-1 decision. Auburn drew Trenton for the second debate and the Auburn team was defeated 2-1. Later the Trenton team went to the finals, but were defeated by Omaha Tech. In the district and state tournaments Auburn was represented by Neil Brown and Edwin Sodman. Much of the success of the team can be accredited to Mr. Nebelsick, the coach. Page Twenty-two Debate The Auburn High School debaters have had a very successful season. Twelve students registered under the direction of Mr. Nebelsick for the semester course in debate. The question for argumentation, as determined by the state association, was “Resolved that the United States should adopt the essential features of the British system of radio control and operation.” This year the two speaker team was inaugurated throughout the state. Within the debate class six teams were organized, and each team was prepared to debate either side of the question. At the beginning of the season a practice tournament was held at Beatrice, Nebraska. Auburn was very ably represented by Mayre Tangeman, Neil Brown, Howard Henderson, Edwin Sodman, Cecil Rapp, and James Lee Armstrong. Auburn teams, while at Beatrice, debated teams from Louisville, Beatrice, Tecumseh, and Marysville. All debates were non-decision. Two debates were held with each town. Later, in debates held at Hiawatha, Kansas, Auburn was represented by an affirmative team, made up of Mayre Tangeman and Edwin Sodman and a negative team including James Lee Armstrong and Earl Stivers. The affirmative won their debate, but the negative team lost by a decision of 2-1. On the same day an Auburn negative team, Claude Oakman and Cecil Rapp, lost a decision debate at Sabetha, Kansas. Nebraska City was host to all teams of District One for a practice tournament. Auburn was represented by Mayre Tangeman, Duewayne Harpham, Claude Oak-man, Neil Brown, and Edwin Sodman. Auburn met Syracuse, Tecumseh, Nebraska City, and a post graduate team from Plattsmouth in non decision debate. At Lincoln High School the Auburn negative team of Howard Henderson and Cecil Rapp lost two debates. The affirmative team, Neil Brown and Edwin Sodman, lost a decision and won a decision. During the season Auburn was visited by Hiawatha, Sabetha, Lincoln, Plattsmouth, and Syracuse. Two debates were held with each team with the exception of Lincoln. Page Twenty-three Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS ELLA OESTMANN ............................. President MARION KEARNS .........................Vice President EMMA DeBUHR.................. Secretary and Treasurer MARY FISHER ............................... Librarian JEAN HUMPHREY ............................... Pianist MEMBERS JEAN ARMSTRONG JANE ANDREWS CORINNE BRISSEY KATHERINE JANE BIXBY MAXINE BOCK ARLENE CLARK EVELYN CLARK MARJORIE DIRKS GERALDINE EADS JEAN LaVON EADS EMMA DeBUHR ALICE FINNEY MARY FISHER EDUS HAHN AVIS HARMS JEAN HUMPHREY MARIAN JOHNSON HARVINE KERNS MARION KEARNS LUCILE KOSO DONNA McPHERREN ETTA NEUNABER LUCEEN MAAG VELMA NEIL LYDIA OESTMANN ELLA OESTMANN MARY PARKER EILEEN OESTMANN MARJORIE STEVENSON EVELYN STUTT MABLE TIGNOR HAZEL WILLIAMS FRANCES WRIGHTSMAN BESSIE WALTZ LOUISE WHEELER RUTH ERISMAN MISS RUTH SHELLEY—Director In keeping with their past high record, the Auburn Girls’ Glee Club was awarded excellent rating at the annual M-I-N-K Contest at Peru. The Girls’ Quartette, composed of Marjorie Dirks, Katherine Jane Bixby, Ella Oestmann, and Donna McPherren, received a rating of superior at the M-I-N-K Contest at Peru, and a rating of good at the District Music Contest at Omaha. Katherine Jane Bixby, entered in the girls’ low-voice solo group, was given a rating of excellent at the M-I-N-K Music Contest and at the District Music Contest. Ella Oestmann. entered in the girls high-voice group, was given a rating of good at the M-I-N-K Contest, and a rating of excellent at the District Contest. Harvine Kerns, entered in the girls’ medium-voice group, was given excellent rating at the M-I-N-K Contest, and a rating of good at the District Contest. ...................in..................in........in.......mil....■ill....iiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiii...I.I Page Twenty-four Boys’ Glee Club OFFICERS BERNARD CLARK ............................ President EDWIN SODMAN ........................ Vice President CECIL RAPP ..................Secretary and Treasurer NEIL BROWN ............................... Librarian JEAN HUMPHREY .............................. Pianist MEMBERS JAMES ARMSTRONG JAMES LEE ARMSTRONG NEIL BROWN FRANK CLINE BERNARD CLARK JOHN DUSTIN HOWARD HENDERSON ROBERT IRVIN RASOM KRUEGER JUNIUS McCOWAN CECIL RAPP WILLIAM RARICK EDWIN SODMAN CHARLES THOMPSON VERNON GROFF DONALD ROSE WAYNE Me ALEXANDER MISS RUTH SHELLEY—Director The Boys’ Glee Club is one of the larger musical organizations of the school. From this group was chosen a boys’ quartette, composed of Frank Cline, Bernard Clark, Edwin Sodman, and Howard Henderson. The group has proven successful throughout the year. Frank Cline, entered in the boys’ high-voice solo group, was given a rating of excellent at the M-I-N-K Contest at Peru, and at the District Contest at Omaha. Page Twenty-five Mixed Chorus JUNIUS McCOWAN JAMES ARMSTRONG LUCEEN MAAG HARVINE KERNS GERALDINE EADS EMMA DeBUHR EILEEN OESTMANN EVELYN STUTT MARJORIE STEVENSON MAXINE BOCK ROBERT IRVIN NEIL BROWN BERNARD CLARK MEMBERS JOHN DUSTIN VERNON GROFF EDUS HAHN MABLE TIGNOR AVIS HARMS LOUISE WHEELER ETTA NEUNABER KATHERINE JANE BIXBY MARY FISHER WAYNE Me ALEXANDER RANSOM KRUEGER DONALD ROSE FRANK CLINE HOWARD HENDERSON CECIL RAPP CHARLES THOMPSON ALICE FINNEY ELLA OESTMANN ARLENE CLARK MARJORIE DIRKS DONNA McPHERREN MARIAN JOHNSON MARION KEARNS EDWIN SODMAN WILLIAM RARICK MISS RUTH SHELLEY—Director JEAN HUMPHREY—Pianist The personnel of he Mixed Chorus was selected from the members of the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Club. This organization received a rating of excellent at the annual M-I-N-K Contest at Peru. The Mixed Quartette, composed of Ella Oestmann, Marjorie Dirks, Howard Henderson, and Edwin Sodman, was also awarded excellent rating. The operetta “Sonia” was presented by the Girls’ and Boys’ Glee Clubs, under the direction of Miss Shelley, on November 3. The presentation was the result of excellent direction and revealed much talent. Page Twenty-six The Orchestra PERSONNEL Piano MARION KEARNS Violin ETTA NEUNABER JOHN FISHER BENT BERNER EDUS HAHN HAZEL WILLIANS JACK GABUS GENEVA STUTT EVELYN STUTT MERVIN KEEDY Viola MATTHEW WIENCKE LAWRENCE ROGGE Cello MARIAN JOHNSON GERALDINE EADS Bass Viol JEAN HUMPHREY PHYLLIS WHEELER Saxophone DALE FALK Trombone FLETCHER CLINE BARTON BLAKE French Horn JOAN FLAU BERT SMITH Flute DELBERT SMITH Clarinet ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CHARLES GABUS THOMAS JOHNSON Cornet SEVERN HANDLEY CHARLES MORTON Bass Horn LOUIS CORRINGTON Drums WAYNE SCHAFFER GUY A. FULLER—Director The high school orchestra, under the able direction of Mr. Fuller, is one of the major musical organizations of the school. During the school year, it has provided music for many of the school activities. At the annual M-I-N-K contest at Peru the orchestra was awarded a rating of “excellent.” The following ratings were awarded members of the orchestra who played instrumental solos at the contest: Jean Humphrey—Piano .......................Excellent Etta Neunaber—Violin ...........................Good Matthew Wiencke—Viola ......................Superior Marian Johnson—Cello .......................Superior Marian Johnson was rated “superior” on her cello solo; Matthew Wiencke was rated “excellent” on his viola solo at the District Contest at Omaha. A string quartet, made up of Etta Neunaber., first violin, John Fisher, second violin, Marian Johnson, cello, and Matthew Wiencke, viola, was awarded a rating of “good” at the M-I-N-K contest at Peru. Page Twenty-seven The Band Cornet SEVERN HANDLEY CHARLES MORTON DEAN STUCK DONALD KIECHEL HAROLD REED GENE BLANKENSHIP IRVIN SCHLANGE HERBERT HELMS Saxophone MARY GROVENBURG DALE FALK LUTHER HUTTON Drums WAYNE SCHAFFER GERALDINE EADS ROBERT HEMMINGSEN PERSONNEL French Horn BERT SMITH JOAN FLAU Cymbals JOHN FISHER Clarinet ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CHARLES GABUS THOMAS JOHNSON MARJORIE FRASER GENEVIEVE GEICK CLARE BLAKE JEAN MAYER LUCEEN MAAG LYDIA OESTMANN GORDON KOONTZ GUY A. FULLER—Director Piccolo and Flute DELBERT SMITH Baritone Horn ETTA NEUNABER Trombone FLETCHER CLINE BARTON BLAKE LEOBORN RICHARDS GWENDOLYN REED Bass Hern LOUIS CORRINGTON Bass Viol JEAN HUMPHREY Although the High School band has been in existence for only two years, it has made remarkable progress, and at present is one of the outstanding musical organizations of Auburn. The band was awarded a rating of “good” at the 1934 M-I-N-K contest at Peru. The following ratings were awarded members of the band who played instrumental solos at the M-I-N-K contest: Bert Smith—French Horn.......................Good Delbert Smith—Flute .........................Good Dale Falk—Saxophone ....................Superior. Robert Blankenship—Clarinet .............Superior Etta Neunaber—Baritone Horn ............Excellent Dale Falk entered the District Music Contest at Omaha in April, and was awarded a rating of “excellent.” Page Tiventy-eight Senior Dramatics JANE ANDREWS JEAN BENNETT NEIL BROWN ARLENE CLARK JOSEPH CLARK MAXINE ERISMAN MARY FISHER RAYMOND HACKER AVIS HARMS MARGARET HENDERSON MEMBERS BERNARD CLARK HARVINE KERNS MILDRED LLEWELLYN LUELLA NINCEHELSER ELLA OESTMANN JOHN SANDERS MARJORIE STEVENSON ROBERT SNYDER JULIA JEAN SNYDER EDWIN SODMAN MAYRE TANGEMAN CLAUDE OAKMAN BESSIE WALTZ CHARLES THOMPSON NELDA SHUEMAKER LOREN THOMPSON LILLIAN HUMPHREY FRANK CLINE EMMA DeBUHR JOHN ROSS MISS ELLEN HEDGE—Sponsor At the local dramatics contest held here in March, the following places were awarded: ORATORICAL—Radio Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow..Edwin Sodman, 1st DRAMATIC—The Minuet .................... Marjorie Stevenson, 1st HUMOROUS—Bargain Day........................Mayre Tangeman, 1st EXTEMPORANEOUS—The Dangers to World Peace...Claude Oakman, 1st Auburn High School won the cup awarded by the Sub-District Declamatory Association at the contest held in Auburn. The following received awards at the sub-district contest: ORATORICAL—Radio Yesterday, Today, and Tomorroio.Edwin Sodman, 2nd DRAMATIC—The Minuet .................... Marjorie Stevenson, 3rd HUMOROUS—Bargain Day ...................... Mayre Tangeman, 1st EXTEMPORANEOUS—Has Unemployment Been Solved......Claude Oakman, 1st Mayre Tangeman was awarded a silver medal for winning second place at the District Declamatory Contest held at Columbus, Nebraska. She read “Bargain Day.” Page Twenty-nine M. I. N. K. Contest Play “THE ROMANCERS” CAST OF CHARACTERS Sylvette ................................................... Marjorie Dirks Percenet ......................................................... John Ross Straforel ....................................................... Frank Cline Bergamin ................................................... Edwin Sodman Pasquinot .............................................................. Neil Brown Swordsmen...................................Loren Thompson, Claude Oakman Musicians....................Marian Johnson, Etta Neunaber, Matthew Wiencke MISS ELLEN HEDGE—Director Edmond Rostand, author of “The Romancers,” is one of the brilliant dramatic poets of modern times. The play was performed for the first time in Paris, at the Comedie Francaise, in 1894, and achieved considerable success. It’s delicacy and charm revealed the true poet, and the deftness with which the plot was handled left little doubt as to the author’s ability to construct an interesting and moving drama. The presentation of this play was characterized by the perfection of the scenery and costuming. The cast was well chosen, and each member interpreted his role with a subtlety unusual in high school performances. Although each character portrayal was distinctive, the entire production was harmonious and unified in effect. It is considered one of the best plays ever presented by Auburn High School students, and was rated “superior” at the M-I-N-K Dramatic Arts Contest held at Peru. Page Thirty ML I. N. K. Dramatic Arts Contest Sodman, Hedge, Oakman Stevenson, Dirks, Tangeman The following Auburn contestants won awards at the annual M-I-N-K Dramatic Arts Contest, held at Peru: ORATORICAL— Radio Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow........Edwin Sodman, excellent DRAMATIC— The Minuet .............................. Marjorie Stevenson, good HUMOROUS— Bargain Day.............................. Mayre Tangeman, excellent EXTEMPORANEOUS— The Meaning of Russian Recognition.........Claude Oakman, excellent INTERPRETIVE READING— The Cloud ................................Marjorie Dirks, excellent Each contestant who received a rating of excellent was presented with a framed certificate of award- The students were coached by Miss Ellen Hedge. Auburn students also presented at the M-I-N-K contest a one-act play entitled “The Romancers,” which was rated “superior.” Shenandoah, Iowa, won the sweepstakes cup with a total of twenty-seven points. Auburn won second place with a total of twenty-five points. Page Thirty-one 48484823534853535323895323530202020001535302024848485348482348538953232300002353234848485353230102000001020202020053010202020001020223485353485300005323 Junior Dramatics OFFICERS MATTHEW WIENCKE ........................... President LAWRENCE ROGGE ....................... Vice President JACK HOAGLAND ............... Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS HAROLD BARNHART MATTHEW WIENCKE JACK HOAGLAND ROBERT GAGE JACK GAGE CARL KOONTZ JOHN DUSTIN MERVIN KEEDY JAMES LEE ARMSTRONG LAWRENCE ROGGE CHARLES GABUS PHILIP HUMPHREY VICTOR LUNZMANN DONALD ROSE ROBERT BLANKENSHIP EUGENE OLIVER JOHN MAGOR CLIFFORD HIGGINS DELORES NORVELL IOLA BOHLING GERALDINE EADS AMY SHIVELEY WILDA VICE MARGARET BARNHART JEAN HUMPHREY HELEN SNYDER MARTHA SNYDER IRENE Me ALEXANDER MARY PARKER LEODIS BEHRENDS JULIA GILLISPIE FRANCES WRIGHTSMAN KATHERINE STAFFORD MARIAN JOHNSON ESTHER BATH RUTH SATTERLY ESTHER ANDERSON EDITH STEVENS ROSE PEARL MOODY ROSA BYRAM THELMA CRIGER LAURENE WILSON MAXINE TIGNOR MINNIE OESTMANN ALBERTA OESTMANN BARBARA SCHMIDT EVELYN ELLSWORTH ELIZABETH NIXON LEONA MAE GROFF HELEN BUCK MILDRED JAMISON—Sponsor The Junior Dramatics Club, under the direction of Miss Jamison, presented three plays this year before the assembly. They were, “That’s What They All Say”; “Mary Comes Home From College”; and “Fuss vs. Feathers.” A Junior Dramatic Contest was held in February. Minnie Oestmann was awarded first place in the dramatic division, and Alberta Oestmann was awarded first place in the humorous division. Mrs. R M. Armstrong acted as judge. The purpose of this organization is to establish interest in dramatics, and to develop the individual talent. Page Thirty-two Home Economics Club OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER DONNA BELLE STOKES ....................... President RUTH WHITE .......................... Vice President LAURINE WILSON..............Secretary and Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER WINNIFRED BEARD ....................... President MILDRED KEYT ..................... Vice President ALBERTA OESTMANN .........Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS WINNIFRED BEARD JANE ANDREWS MAXINE ERISMAN EVELYN CLARK ELSIE BOHLING BETH FLACK MILDRED KEYT DONNA BELLE STOKES ESTHER ANDERSON MILDRED ROSA BYRAM THELMA CRIGER EVELYN ELLSWORTH ALBERTA OESTMANN MINNIE OESTMANN RUTH SATTERLY EDITH STEPHENS MAXINE TIGNOR LAURENE WILSON LLEWELLYN MISS EMMA MICHAELSEN—Sponsor The Home Economics Club, an organization of Home Economic students, was organized again this year, under the sponsorship of Miss Michaelsen. The purpose of the club is to strive for personal development of the individual girl, and to develop an appreciation in the field of Home Economics. Page Thirty-three Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief ...................... Marjorie Stevenson Business Manager ..................... Duewayne Harpham Assistant Business Manager ................ Helen Wheeler Features and Activities .... Marion Kearns, Mary Fisher Classes................Jean La Von Eads, Mildred Albrecht Athletics ............................. Glenn McConnell Advertising Manager ......................... Frank Cline Assistant Advertising Manager .............. Emma DeBuhr Sponsor ............................... Miss Ola Roberts It has been the aim of the 1934 Annual Staff to portray the events and activities of 1933-34 which centered about Auburn High in such a way that in the future this volume will recall to the minds of its readers happy memories of years gone by. Acknowledgement is made to the Auburn business men, who have given the Staff excellent co-operation in placing advertisements in this yearbook. Page Thirty-four 53234848022323234802480002010048485353232348532300020153232348235300002348234823235348895348484848485323232348234848905323232348535323232301025348484853 Class Plays “THE FOOL” By Channing Pollock CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Henry Gilliam............................. Mrs. Thornbury ................................ “Dilly” Gilliam ............................... Mr. Barnaby ................................... Mrs. Tice...................................... “Jerry” Goodkind .............................. Rev. Everett Wadham ........................... Clare Jewett .................................. George F. Goodkind ............................ “Charlie” Benfield ............................ Daniel Gilchrist .............................. A Poor. Man ................................... A Servant ..................................... Max Stedtman................................... Joe Hennig .................................... Jimmy ......................................... Umanski ....................................... “Grubby” ...................................... Mack .......................................... Mary Margaret ................................. Pearl Hennig .................................. Miss Levinson ................................. Mrs. Henchley ................................. Mrs. Mulligan ........ ........................ Marjorie Stevenson ...... Mary Fisher ... Eileen Oestmann ...... Edgar Cline .....Jean Bennett .... Bernard Clark ..... Joseph Clark ___ Ella Oestmann Howard Henderson ........Cecil Rapp ...... Frank Cline .........John Ross .. Thurman Merritt ..... Joseph Clark .. James Armstrong ... Claude Oakman Duewayne Harpham ........ John Keyt .. Glenn McConnell ...... Alice Finney ___ Marion Kearns .. Jean LaVon Eads .. Nelda Shuemaker ___ Dolores Higgins THE PLACES Act I—The Church of the Nativity—Christmas Eve, 1918. Act II—The Goodkinds’ home—November, 1919. Act III— Overcoat Hall”—October, 1920. Act IV—Gilchrist’s Room—“Upstairs”—Christmas Eve, 1920. The action takes place in New York City. This play was presented to the public by the Senior Class of Auburn High School on May 15, 1934. “SMILIN’ THROUGH” By Allen Langdon Martin CAST OF CHARACTERS John Carteret ................................ Dr. Owen Harding ............................. Ellen ........................................ Kathleen Dungannon............................ Willie Ainley................................. Kenneth Wayne................................. Jeremiah Wayne ............................... Moonyeen Clare ............................... .... John Ross ____ Neil Brown .. Mabel Tignor ... Arlene Clark . Edwin Sodman Loren Thompson Claude Oakman . .Marjorie Dirks SYNOPSIS Act I—The Carteret Garden, 1914. Act II—The Same. Fifty Years Before. Act III—The Same, 1919. “Smilin’ Through” was presented by the Junior Class on December 15, 1933. Page Thirty-five 1934 May Fete The annual May Fete was held on the high school campus, May 17. The following students represented the classes: May Queen ................... Ella Oestmann Attendant ..... Eileen Oestmann Senior Attendants Dolores Higgins James Armstrong Mary Fisher Eldo Coulter Junior Attendants Helen Simon Charles Ely Phyllis Parker Loren Thompson Prince...................Frank Cline Attendant ..... Howard Henderson Sophomore Attendants Mayre Tangeman Lewis Corrington Margaret Henderson Wayne Schaffer Freshmen Attendants Marian Johnson Matthew Wiencke Frances Wrightsman James Lee Armstrong 1933 May Fete The May Fete was held May 17, on the high school campus. It was under the direction of M.ss Shelley, Miss Roberts, Miss Rozean, and Mr. Higgins. The May Queen, May Prince, and attendants of the Queen were chosen by the student body. May Queen ............ Fay Andrews Attendant ...... Frances Nordlund Senior Attendants Marjorie McPherren James Perdue Doris McPherren Harlan Irvin Junior Attendants Marion Kearns Eldo Coulter Ella Oestmann Howard Henderson Prince .................... Gene Ely Attendant ...... Calvert Chambers Sophomore Attendants Marjorie Dirks Loren Thompson Edna Kerns Edwin Sodman Freshmen Attendants Mayre Tangeman Lewis Corrington Donna McPherren Jack Glen Page Thirty-six The Class of 1933 Blount, Paul—Class President----- Ely, Eugene—Class Vice-President Hurst, Reynold—Class Sec.-Treas. Andrews, Faye ................... Anderson, Hila .................. Armstrong, Robert ............... Beatty, Wendell.................. Bennett, Dean Louise ............ Benson, Mark..................... Bohl, Harold .................... Bonham, Beulah .................. Boyle, Genevieve ................ Bradner, William ................ Bressler, Vera................... Brewer, James ................... Briggs, Marjorie ................ Brown, Bill ..................... Burdette, John................... Burger, Loretto ................. Chambers, Calvert ............... Clark, Helen .................... Clark, Olin ..................... Collins, Marjorie ............... Copeland, Frank ................. Coulter, Glenna.................. Creighton, Velma ................ DeBuhr, Matilda ................. Erisman, Leah ................... Grochong, Goldie ................ Irvine, Harlan .................. Jurgensmeier, Herman ............ Keyt, Vera Mae .................. Lake, Ethel ..................... Llewellyn, Jessie ............... McKnight, Margaret .............. McPherren, Doris ................ McPherren, Marjorie ............. Moody, Vern ..................... Myers, Anna May ................. Nixon, George ................... Nordlund, Frances ............... Oestmann. Verna ................ Overton, Helen .................. Palmer, Mildred ................. Parker., Spencer ................ 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