Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1935 volume:

A ineleen anc recl and l lurty live anc i Or ccn Vo! umc 31 Published by the Senior C lass Auburn 11iyh School Auburn, Nebraska The Class of 1935 of A uburn Hligli Scliool Extends Acknowledgement and Thanks for Efficient Service to Peterson, Photographer [ he Nonpareil Engraving Company and Nemaha County Elerald D education 0 ACCESS is measured by the rule of achievements, whether they be recorded in the form of enlightened minds, trophies, or medals. To the proposition that these years of association and experience have contributed gainfully to our success, we dedicate this record of our achievements. The Faculty JOHN ALLEN JIMERSON, Superintendent Auburn, Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College M. A. University of Nebraska YEAR the theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet program W J was “Prosperity.” That this theme should be chosen during a depression year is significant. It would seem to indicate that the optimism of youth refuses to be too discouraged under temporary economic reverses, and looks forward hopefully to a resumption of normal work and normal living. This commendable optimism will be tempered by realism. Youth leaving our schools today will recognize that they are leaving school at a time when competition for jobs is unusually keen. The jobs will go to those best prepared, and those most willing to render honest and cheerful service. Representing the Faculty and the Board of Education of the Auburn schools, may I wish you, the members of the Class of 1935, success commensurate with the service you render. —J. A. JIMERSON. The Faculty ARTHUR J. NEBELSICK, Principal Auburn, Nebraska B. A. University of Nebraska M. A. University of Nebraska History—Debate HE ultimate aim of education is to live the “good life.” On the pathway to the “good life” are seven guide posts: health, command of fundamental subjects, ethical character, worthy home membership, acceptance of civic responsibility, vocational fitness, and worthy use of leisure. Although we are in the midst of an era of unemployment, and political, social, and economical turmoil, we need not fear1 the future (f enough of our citizens are stamped with the “good life.” -A. ,J. XEBELSICK. Page Seven The Faculty FAYE HUBBBERT Kearney. Nebraska B. A. University of Nebraska Kearney State Teachers College University of Colorado DRAMATICS—ENGLISH GUY FULLER Minneapolis. Minnesota Minnesota School of Music U. S. Army Bandmaster’s School, Chaumont. France BAND—ORCHESTRA RALPH HIGGINS Peru. Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College ATHLETICS—MAJOR SCIENCE MILDRED JAMISON Wllsonville. Nebraska B. A. Hastings College University of Nebraska Northwestern University LANGUAGES GLADYS MCCORMICK Llewellen. Nebraska B. A. Nebraska Wesleyan M. A. Northwestern University ENGLISH Page Eight The Faculty OLA E. ROBERTS Hastings. Nebraska B. S. Hastings College Gradwohl School of Laboratory Technique MINOR SCIENCE—MATHEMATICS ROXIE McGREW Auburn. Nebraska Peru State Teachers College MATHEMATICS University of Nebraska MARIE STROH Hastings. Nebraska A. B. Hastings College MUSIC EMMA MICHAELSEN Columbus. Nebraska University of Colorado B. S. University of Nebraska MARIE OLSON Stromsburg. Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska COMMERCIAL Page Nine Board of Education OFFICERS President ................. DR. B. B. SCHAFFER Vice-President .................. HOXIE HOWE Secretary ..................... J. A. JIMERSON Page Ten CHARLES ELY College Preparatory—HI-Y 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4-Basket Ball 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Football Captain 4; Class President 4; May Fete 3; State Track Meet 3. 4. ROBERT IRVIN College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3; District Music Contest 3; Basket Ball 3. 4; Basket Ball Captain 4; Vice President 2, 4; First Aid 2; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. wM fW The Seniors 4T U I ' OFFICERS • President ................... CHARLES ELY 'ry Vice President .............. ROBERT IRVIN P Secretary and Treasurer......RUTH ERISMAN Sponsors ........ MISS ROBERTS, MR. HIGGINS Class Colors....Blue and Gold Class Flower............Blue Bell Class Motto—On the Violin of Life We Play the Chords of Success Last lap .... the car of the Senior Class swingsjnto the highway of 1935 with President Buzz at the wheel . . . .perhaps a little pink on the first mile .... iloom is found for our midget secretary and Charlie’s laugh floats along behind us ... . the step at Coryell for a bit of picnicking and dancing cut in half .... just the picnicking accomplished .... a rendevous at the Auburn theatre .... a hectic day at Beatrice .... a burst of speed to include Class Play .... May Fete .... Baccalaureate .... Commencement .... a long sigh .... everyone clambers out .... the most memorable trip of our lives. RUTH ERISMAN Commercial—Class Sec. and Treas. 4; Glee Club 3; Commercial Contest 3; Operetta 3; Annual Staff 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3; Dramatics 1. JANE ANDREWS Commercial—Glee Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Horn® Ec. Club 1. 2. 3; Declamatory Contest 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3. 4; Operetta 3. 4; Vice President 3; First Aid 2; May Fete 2. 3; Debate 3; Annual Staff 4; Parliamentary Law 3; Girls’ Sextette 4; M-I-N-K Declfi tory 4. MARCILE ANKROM Commercial—Class Plays 1. 2; Cla 1. 2; Office 4; Howe High School 1. 2; C Contest 3. WILDA ARGABRIGHT Commercial—Nemaha High Schi Dramatics 2; Junior Dramatics Pla Page Eleven The Seniors LOUIS ARGABRIGHT General. ALVA BARNHART Commercial. ERMA BARNHART KATHLEEN BOYLE General—Parochial First Aid 2. Commercial—Junior Dramatics 2; Home Ec. 1; Dramatics 4; NEIL BROWN College Preparatory—Debate 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3; State Debate Tournament 3; Operetta 3; Junior Class Play 3; Junior Dramatics 2; Parliamentary Law 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 3; “David Copper-field” 4. LITCILE BRUSH Commercial. ARLENE CLARKE General—Glee Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2; District Music Contest 1. 2; State Music Contest 1. 2; Girls’ Sextette 2; Junior Dramatics. Pres. 2; Dramatics 2, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Declamatory Contest 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3; English Club 4; Girl Reserves. Pres. 4; Operetta 1. 2; The Telegram 2; Operetta Principal 3. 4; May Fete 3; Girls’ Trio 4; Annual Staff 4; David Copperfleld 4. MARJORIE JEAN CLARKE College Preparatory. EVFLYN CLARKE College Preparatory—Home Ec Club 1. 2; Home Ec. Club Sec. 3; Junior Dramatics 2; Glee Club 3. 4; Operetta 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3. 4. Page Twelve HAZEL CREIGHTON Commercial Parochial School 1; English Club 2; Junior Class Play 3; Literary Club 4; Girl Reserves 4; Commercial Contest; May Fete 4. CAROL CUMMINGS Normal Training—Howe High School 1. 2; Class Plays 1. 2; Class Vice Pres'dent 1; Class President 2; Girl Reserves 4; Annual Staff 4. MARJORIE DIRKS College Preparatory—Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Commercial Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1, 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Play 3; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2, 3. 4; Girl Reserves 4; ‘Smilin’ Thru 3; Necktie Hero” 1; Girls’ Small Vocal Group 1. 2, 3; Mixed Small Vocal Group 3. 4; Local Declamatory Contest 1; Literary Club 4; May Fete 2, 4; State Music Contest 2; David Copperfield 4. MARCELLE DOVEL Commercial—Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3. MAXINE ERISMAN College Preparatory-Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 3.; Junior Dramatics 1; Dramatic Contest 1. 2; Senior Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. DALE FALK General—Class Vice President 1; Junior Dramatics 1; Glee Club 1. 4; Hi-Y 1. 2; Operetta 1; Band 2, 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; District Music Contest 3, 4; State Music Contest 3. 4; May Fete 4. MARY KATHRYN HANLAN College Preparatory—Everest. Kansas High School 1. 2; Orchestra 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3. 4; Class Play 3; Debate 4; Girl Reserves 4; Declamatory Contest 4. AVIS HARMS Commercial-Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Debate 3; Girl Reserves 4; Senior Dramatics 3; M-I-N-K Contest 2. 3. 4; District Music Contest 2; Orchestra 1; Literary Club 4. JUNIOR HILL College Preparatory. WILLIAM HUMPHREY General -Football 4; Basket Ball 4. Page Thirteen The Seniors DORRIE JONES College Preparatory—Hl-Y 2. 3. 4; Kansas State Hi-Y Camp 3; Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4; Plavs 1. 2, 3. 4; “Just ’Till Morning 4; M-I-N-K Contest 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2; David Copper-field 4. HARVINE KERNS Commercial—Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; District Contest 1. 2. 3; State Contest 1. 2. 3; Girls’ Sextette 4; Mixed Quintette 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 1. 2. 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 1; English Club 1; Band 1; Girl Reserves 4; Operetta 3. 4; Dramatic Contest 1; May Fete 3; “David Copper-field 4. DON KIECHEL College Preparatory—Hi-Y 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club Vice President 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 4; Boys' Quartette 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1. 2, 3, 4. RANSOM KRUEGER General—Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; M-T-N-K Contest 2. 3; Football 4; Junior Class Play 3: Operetta 2, 3. 4; Hl-Y 2. 3; District Music Contest 3; May Fete 4. BARTON LETELLIER College Preparatory—Football 4; Track 2, 3; Track Captain 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Junior Play 3. MILDRED LLEWELLYN Commercial—Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 3; Dramatics 2. 3: Girl Reserves 4; May Fete 3; Declamatory Contest 3. ROY MCCONNELL General—Football 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 1; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4. HAZEL MERRITT General. DONNA MAE MILLER General—Class Play 1; Howe High School 1. ETTA NEUNABER Commercial—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 4; String Quartette 3. 4; Brass Sextette 4; Literary Club 4; M-I-N-K Contest 2, 3, 4; State Contest 3. 4; “Romancers 3; String Trio 1. 2; Junior Dramatics 1; Junior Play 3; Commercial Contest 2, 3. Page Fourteen The Seniors LuELLA NINCEHELSER Normal Training—Orchestra 1; Dramatics 1. 2. 3, 4; First Aid 2; Girl Reserves 4. LILY NOAH General—Home Ec. Club 3; English Club 2. WILMA NOAH General—Home Ec. Club 3; English Club 3. CLAUDE OAKMAN College Preparatory—Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football Manager 4; Dramat'cs 1. 2. 3. 4; Debate 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 2, 3. 4; Senior Class Play 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 4; Extemporaneous Speaking 3. 4; Junior Class Play 3; Parliamentary Law 3. PHYLLIS PARKER Commercial—Commercial Contest 2 3; Office 3. 4; Glee Club 4; Dramatics 1; Girl Reserves 4; Girl Reserves Sec. 4; May Fete 3; May Queen 4; David Copperfield” 4. JOHN ROSS General—Dramatics 1. 2. 3; Smilin Thru 3; Just “Till Morning” 4; Romancers” 3; “David Copperfield 4. JOHN SANDERS College Preparatory—Business Manager. Annual Staff 4: Class Secretary and Treasurer 3; Boys’ Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; M xed Chous 1. 2, 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Hl-Y Cabinet 1. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y Tennis Champion—Doubles 1; Dramatics. Junior and Senior 1. 2. 3. 4; A. H. S. Yell Leader 2. 3; Literary Club 2. 4; Librarian 4; Office Practice 4; Tennis Club 1. 2; David Copperfield” 4; Plays— Leave It To Phyllis”. While You Wait. The Triangle.” ELMER SCHLANGE General—Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; Dramatics 1. DON SIMMONS General—Football 4; Basket Ball 2. 3. 4; Parliamentary Law 4; Debate 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Dramatics 2; May Fete 4. HELEN SIMON Commercial—May Fete 3; Class Sec. and Treas. 2; Dramatics 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 2, 4; Operetta 2. 4; Girl Reserves 4; M-I-N-K Contest 2, 4; Commercial Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 4. Page Fifteen ALBERT SIMPSON General—Hi-Y 3, 4. JULIA JEAN SNYDER Normal Training—Dramatic Club 1; Dramatics 2. 3: Home Ec. Club 2; Home Ec. Club Pres. 2; Junior Class Play 3; May Fete 4. ROBERT SNYDER Normal Training—Orchestra 4; Dramatics 3. 4; Hi-Y 4: Local Dramatic Contest 4; Commercial Contest 2; M-I-N-K Contest 2. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Operetta 1. 2; First Aid 2. EDWIN SODMAN College Preparatory--Football 4; Junior Class Plav 2. 3; Senior Class Play 3; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Debate 2. 3. 4; Declamatory Contest 3; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; State Debate Contest 3; Dramatics 2. 3: Parliamentary Law 3; State Music Contest 2; Distr'ct Contest 2; May Fete 2; Class President 2. 3; Hi-Y Vice Pres. 3: Hi-Y President 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Roys Quartette 2. 3. 4; Mixed Quartette 2. 3. 4; Mtxed Qu'ntette 4; English Club 2. 4; “David Copperfield” 4. EARL STIVERS College Preparatory—Dramatics 2, 3; Debate 3. 4; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; First Aid 2: “The Telegram 2; Annual Staff 4; M-I-N-K Debate Tournament. MAYRE TANGEMAN College Preparatory—Glee Club 3; First Aid 1; Local Declamatory Contest 1, 2. 3; Sub-District Contest 2. 3; M-I-N-K Contest 2. 3: Girl Reserves 3: English Culb 2. 3; Dramatics Club 1. 2. 3: Debate 2. 3; Cheer Leader; Mav Fete 1. 2. 3; Junior Dramatics Play 1; Girls’ Baseball 3; “David Copperfield 4. CHARLES THOMPSON College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; District Music Contest 1. 2; State Music Contest 1. 2; Operetta 1. 2; Operetta Principal 3. 4; Orchestra 1; Dramatics 2. 3; “And the Villian Still Pursues Her” 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Secretary 4; Track 4; English Club 2. LOREN THOMPSON College Preparatory—Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Debate 3: Junior Play 3; Dramatics 1. 2. 3. 4; First Aid 2; May Fete 1. 2. 3; Class President 1; Fi-Y 1. 2. 3: Annual Staff 4; M-I-N-K Play 4; “David Copperfield 4; May Prince 4. MABLE TIGNOR General—Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Girls’ Sextette 4; M-I-N-K Contest 2. 3. 4; Operetta 2. 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 1; Junior Sec. 1: Home Ec. Club 1; Girl Reserves 4; Girl Reserves Vice Pres. 4; Class President 2; Junior Class Play 3; May Fete 3; Annual Staff 4; “David Copper-field” 4. IRENE WEATHERFIELD College Preparatory—Basket Ball 1; Dramatics 2. 3. 4; English Club 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 1, 3, 4; Girl Reserves 4. Page Sixteen uniors Adi y St.i ee+ r A+ ' S' rj j 4 The Sophomores Secretary and Treasurer .................... MINNIE OESTMANN Sponsors.......................MISS McGREW, MISS HUBBERT Sophisticated, Optimistic, Pleasant, Hectic, Over-worked, Merry, Obliging, Restless, Energetic—Sophomores .... “Aren’t freshmen queer?” .... an enterprising class—organized an orchestra under the direction of the class president .... for your hazier moments--“Ye Olde Pippe Shoppe, C. Fino, proprietor .... class of extremes—highest and lowest scores in Kansas English test—highest scorer received all A’s in one quarter; lowest scorer, all F’s—except, of course in citizenship .... A bit wistful while viewing the preparations for the Junior-Senior Banquet .... Oh well, wait till you see ours next year .... Until then—that’s all folks! Page Twenty The Sophomores CLASS ROLL ANDERSON. ESTHER ANDERSON. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. JAMES LEE BARNHART. HAROLD BARNHART. MARGARET BEEBE. LOIS BEHRENDS. LEODIS BLAKE. BARTON BRIGGS. CLARK BYROM. ROSA CLARKE. ROBERT CLINE. FLETCHER CONN. JACK COWELL. MAXINE DOIEL. WILBER EADS. GERALDINE FINNEY. CLARK FISHER. JOHN GABUS. JACK GILLISPIE, JULIA GOINGS. GALE HARDENBURGER. MARGARET HUMPHREY, HERBERT HUMPHEY. JEANNE HUMPHREY. PHILLIP HUTTON. LUTHER JENKINS. ALFRED MARIAN JOHNSON JOHNSON. THOMAS KEEDY. MERVIN KOONTZ. CARL KOONTZ. GORDON KRUEGER. THOMAS LECHLITER. MARGERY LUNZMAN. ARNOLD LUNZMAN. VICTOR MARTIN. GAILEN MEYERS. HARRY MOODY. ROSA PEARL MORRIS. ROBERT MORTON. CHARI.ES Me ALEXANDER. IRENE Me ALEXANDER. MILDRED NELSON. JOHN NIXON. ELIZABETH NORVELL. RALPH OESTMANN. ALBERTA OESTMANN. MINNIE OLIVER. EUGENE PARKER. MARY RIPPETO. FRANCES ROGGE. LAWRENCE SCHLANGE. IRVIN SCHMIDT. BARBARA SCOTT. EDGAR SHIVELEY. AMY SNYDER. HELEN SNYDER. MARTHA STODDARD. HELEN STRINGFIELD. MARIE STUTT. EVELYN TANKERSLEY. DORIS TIGNOR. MAXINE VETTER. BUFORD VICE. WILDA WHITAKER. GEORGE WIENCKE. MATTHEW WILLIAMS. KENNETH WILSON. LAURENE WRIGHTSMAN. FRANCES Page Twenty-one The Freshmen OFFICERS President ................................... BERT SMITH Vice President .............................. VELMA FLIES Secretary and Treasurer ................ GERALD ARMSTRONG Spoiisors..............MISS MICHAELSEN, MISS McCORMICK Embarking upon the big adventure .... How they quake when Mr. Jimer-son walks down the aisle! .... the only freshman class in the history of Auburn High School that could hold a civilized class party .... three pairs of twins (but no quintuplets) .... only class in school to own an official bus .... and Obie even shares his droshky with the upper classmen—since its rejuvenation he calls it Dusenburg, DeLuxe 16 (years old) .... the glory of “A” pins .... the dejection of “Bobby Jones, Mr. Nebelsick would like to see y!ou” .... the period of readjustment is over .... How could we have have dreaded such a glorious year in Old A. H. S.! Page Tioenty-two I ■ ) The Freshmen ADAMSON. ARNOLD ARGABRIGHT. VIVIAN ARMSTRONG.GERALD BATH. MABLE BEAVERS. EUGENE BERG. MILDRED BLANKENSHIP. GENE BOHLING. BERNICE BOHLING. NORMA BOHLKEN. MILDRED CARR. MAXINE CHAMBERS. BERTHA CONN. ESTHER COX. DEANE CURTIS. DORIS DARLING. JOE DeLONG. GEORGIA DITTBRENNER. MABLE DUSTIN. WILLIAM EDWARDS. CLINTON FLIES. THELMA FLIES. VELMA FRASER. MARGIE GALLOWAY. RICHARD GEICK. GENEVIEVE GOINGS. WILDA GROVENBURG. MARY GUILLIAMS. DARLENE HACKER. EVELYN HACKER. MAXINE CLASS ROLL NINCEHELSER. ROSALIE HAITH. IRENE HAITH. LEO HANDLEY. LESTER HARMS. BERNICE HELMS. EDWARD HIGGINS. FLOYDEAN HILL. EDWIN HILL. JACK HOAGLAND. LEOLA HULL. MARY MARGARET JERAULD. RONALD JIMERSON. MEREDITH JOHNSON. ANSELM JOHNSON. CLARENCE JURGENSMEIER. ALBERT KEEDY. MAXINE KENNEDY. BOND KERMOADE. RUTH LAVIGNE. DOROTHY LAWRENCE. JOHN LLEWELLYN. EUGENE MAGOR. BOYD MAGOR. FLOYD MARKLAND.ROBERT McConnell, harold MITCHELL. NADINE MOODY. HAROLD MORRIS. ALAN Page Twenty-three ORR. HAZEL OVERTON. HAROLD PALMER. MARY ALYCE PASCO. CARL PASCO. MERVALYN PLAGER. ARDIS PLAGER. HAROLD POEHLER. ROBERT REDDING. RUBY REED. GWENDOLYN ROCKEMAN. VIRGIL ROSS. HELEN SCHMIDT. STERLING SIMPSON. ANNABEL SMITH. BERT SMITH. BETTY SMITH. DELBERT SMITHERS. DALE STANLEY. IRENE STEPHENS. STEPHEN STEVENS. ANNA STUCK. DEAN SUSONG. JUNIOR SUSONG. PETE TANKERSLEY. MAXINE WHEELER. MARGARET WHITMORE. STARLEEN WHITTEN. NORMAN WILLS. CATHERINE YOUNG. PHYLLIS Letellier Sailors Higgins Simmons Stivers D. Rose Higgins (Coach) Oakman (Mgr.) Tankersley McConnell Jones DeBuhr Sodman Humphrey Glen Handley W. Rose Krueger Ely (Captain) Corrington Wilson Grltz Sept. 21—Auburn . Oct. 5—Auburn Oct. 12—Auburn Oct. 19—Auburn Oct. 24—Auburn Nov. 2—Auburn Nov. 12—Auburn FOOTBALL GAMES ...... 0—Hamburg ......................31 ......18—Sabetha ......................13 ...... 0—Falls City ...................31 ......13—Hiawatha .....................26 ......27—Plattsmcuth .................. o ......12—Pawnee City ..................14 ...... 0—Tecumseh .................... 37 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS Games Won Games Lost Percentage Falls City 0 1000 Tecumseh 1 750 Neraska City 2 2 500 Pawnee City 1 3 250 Auburn 4 0 Page Twenty-jour Coach Higgins Handley Wilson Humphrey Ely Irvin (Captain) Schaffer Coulter (Mgr.) Simmons Gritz Dec. 21—Auburn Jan. 4—Auburn Jan. 11—Auburn Jan. 18—Auburn Jan. 25—Auburn Feb. 1—Auburn Feb. 7—Auburn Feb. 14—Auburn Feb. 16—Auburn Feb. 19—Auburn Feb. 26—Auburn Mr.’r. 1—Auburn BASKET BALL GAMES 31—Syracuse .......................22 .42—Tecumseh ......................27 .14— Peru .........................20 22— Falls City ...................32 .32—Pawnee City ...................21 23— Nebraska City ................20 19—Tecumseh .......................22 .38— Humboldt .....................31 17—Peru ...........................19 26- Falls City ...................43 29—Nebraska City ..................24 27— Pawnee City ..................25 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS Falls City ... Auburn ...... Nebraska City Pawnee City . Tecumseh .,. Games Won Games Lost Percentage 6 0 1000 5 3 625 2 4 333 2 4 333 1 6 143 Page Twenty-five Track TRACK MEETS Date Place Scores . „„ f Auburn ... April 19 .............AUBURN .............Peru ........ I Nebraska City April 27 ..................PERU ................ (Southeast Nebraska Meet) Tecumseh .. Auburn ..... Nebraska City Falls City ... Pawnee City May 3 .............BEATRICE Lincoln . Beatrice . Tecumseh Crete ____ Fairbury . Auburn ., May 7 ...........AUBURN J Auburn .. I Tecumseh 65 51 32 g 25 10 7 11' 2 .65 • 57 INDIVIDUAL SCORES MEET u aS c te c 03 03 o g a M O o 2 a; 3 c3 o £ CQ d O Peru. Nebr. City, Auburn.... . . . .141.2 11 9 81 4:7 1 5 Southeastern ....131 2 lli 2 4 7i 2 4 3 Beatrice Meet . . . 5 l' 2 0 0 2 4 2 Tecumseh-Auburn ...18 15 4 1 15 4 State ... 2 3 1 1 % •c OS X . JSL J5_ 5 3i 24 4; 1 3 3V2 0 0 0 1 (h ■c; 3 m Qj Q o 0 0 4 0 0 o 3 I at Mixed Chorus JANE ANDREWS ESTHER BATH KATHERINE JANE BIXBY ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CORRINNE BRISSEY ARLENE CLARK CHARLES COLLINS MARJORIE DIRKS JOHN DUSTIN GERALDINE EADS MARGIE FRASER JACK GABUS VERNON GROFF MARY GROVENBURG PERSONELL MARY KATHRYN HANLAN MARIAN JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON MERVIN KEEDY DON KIECHEL CARL KOONTZ GORDON KOONTZ LUCEEN MAAG WAYNE Me ALEXANDER DONNA MePHERREN HARRY MEYERS HAROLD MOODY ETTA NEUNABER ELIZABETH NIXON MINNIE OESTMANN MARY PARKER WILLIAM RARICK GWENDOLYN REED JOHN SANDERS WAYNE SCHAFFER IRVIN SCHLANGE HELEN SIMON BETTY SMITH EDWIN SODMAN EVELYN STUTT MABLE TIGNOR GERTRUDE WIENCKE FRANCES WRIGHTSMAN Director Pianist MISS MARIE STROH JEANNE HUMPHREY AWARDS M-I-N-K CONTEST Mixed Chorus ..................... Mixed Quintette—Kathryn Jane Bixby John Dustin Marjorie Dirks Harvine Kerns Edwin Sodman Excellent Superior 'And It Rained’ ANNUAL OPERETTA ........Booth Theatre, December 13, 1935 Page Twenty-seven Girls’ Glee Club OFFICERS KATHERINE JANE BIXBY ARLENE CLARK ...... DONNA McPHERREN ... LUCEEN MAAG ....... .............. President ......... Vice President Secretary and Treasurer .............. Librarian First Sopranos VIVIAN ARGABRIGHT ESTHER BATH MABLE BATH MILDRED BERG HELEN BUCK ARLENE CLARK GERALDINE EADS VELMA FLIES MARY KATHRYN HANLAN MEREDITH JIMERSON HARVINE KERNS LUCEEN MAAG MINNIE OESTMAN MARY PARKER GWENDOLYN REED ANABELLE SIMPSON MABLE TIGNOR PHYLLIS YOUNG Director..... PERSONELL Second Sopranos CORRINNE BRISSEY MAXINE COWELL MARJORIE DIRKS MARGIE FRASER MARY MARGARET HULL DONNA McPHERREN ETTA NEUNABER MARY ALICE PALMER BETTY SMITH EVELYN STUTT THELMA WHITNACK FRANCES WRIGHTSMAN Altos JANE ANDREWS KATHERINE JANE BIXBY EVELYN CLARKE LUCILLE EDWARDS MARY GROVENBURG AVIS HARMS MARIAN JOHNSON ELIZABETH NIXON HELEN SIMON MAYRE TANGEMAN MAXINE TANKERSLEY GERTRUDE WIENCKE MISS MARIE STROH AWARDS M-I-N-K MUSIC CONTEST Girl’s Girl’s Girl’s Girls’ Low Voice—Katherine Jane Bixby..............Superior High Voice—Arlene Clark.........................Good Medium Voice—Marjorie Dirks.....................Good Sextette—Jane Andrews......................Excellent Harvine Kerns Donna McPherren Mary Parker Gertrude Wiencke Frances Wrightsman Page Twenty-eight Boys’ Glee Club OFFICERS EDWIN SODMAN .......................................... President DON KIECHEL ......................................Vice President CHARLES THOMPSON ....................... Secretary and Treasurer WAYNE SCHAFFER ........................................ Librarian PERSONELL First Tenors GENE BLANKENSHIP BILLY DUSTIN JACK GAGE THOMAS JOHNSON BOND KENNEDY DON KIECHEL JOHN LAWRENCE HARRY MEYERS HAROLD MOODY IRVIN SCHLANGE Second Tenors ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CLARK BRIGGS JOHN DUSTIN JACK GABUS MERVIN KEEDY WAYNE Me ALEXANDER LAWRENCE ROGGE CHARLES THOMPSON DIRECTOR ........... Baritones JAMES LEE ARMSTRONG DALE FALK VERNON GROFF GORDON KOONTZ RANSOM KRUEGER CLAUDE OAKMAN LEOBORN RICHARDS DON ROSE WAYNE SCHAFFER Bass CHARLES COLLINS CLARKE FINNEY CHARLES GABUS DORR IE JONES CARL KOONTZ BILL RARICK JOHN SANDERS EDWIN SODMAN Miss Marie Stroll AWARDS M-I-N-K MUSIC CONTEST Glee Club .......................................... Good Boys’ Quartette—John Dustin ........................ Good Don Kiechel William Rarick Edwin Sodman Boy’s Medium Voice—Edwin Sodman .................... Good Page Twenty-nine The Orchestra PERSOHELL Piano ROBERT SNYDER Violin ETTA NEUNABER JOHN FISHER GENEVA STUTT MARY KATHRYN HANLAN MARY MARGARET HULL JACK GABUS BENT BERNER EVELYN STUTT LEOLA HOAGLAND ANNABELLE SIMPSON MERVIN KEEDY LOIS BEEBE Viola MATTHEW WIENCKE LAWRENCE ROGGE Cello MARIAN JOHNSON GERALDINE EADS Bass Viol JEANNE HUMPHREY Saxophone DALE FALK Trombone FLETCHER CLINE BARTON BLAKE French Horn BERT SMITH JOAN FLAU Fluie DELBERT SMITH PHYLLIS YOUNG Clarinet ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CHARLES GABUS THOMAS JOHNSON Cornet SEVERN HANDLEY CHARLES MORTON Bass Horn LEWIS CORRINGTON Drums WAYNE SCHAFFER Director GUY A. FULLER AWARDS M-I-N-K MUSIC CONTEST Orchestra .............................. Jeanne Humphrey—Piano .................. Bent Berner—Violin ..................... Geraldine Eads—Cello ................... Wayne Schaffer—Xylophone ............... String Quartette—Marian Johnson ......... Matthew Wiencke Etta Neunaber Bent Berner DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST Wayne Schaffer—Xylophone ................. String Quartette ......................... ... Good ... Good Excellent ... Good ... Good Excellent Superior .. Good Page Thirty i U XX |C? j__| '2 The Band .N HANDLEY jES MORTON DRD BURBRIDGE CRT HELMS tT RICHARDS SCHLANGE jD REED ---L U1N KlECHEL DEAN STUCK GENE BLANKENSHIP Saxophone MARY GROVENBURG LUTHER HUTTON Drums WAYNE SCHAFFER ROBERT HEMMINGSEN PERSONELL French Horn BERT SMITH JOAN FLAU DALE HENDERSON Bass Drum JOHN FISHER Clarinet DALE FALK ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CHARLES GABUS THOMAS JOHNSON RAYMOND CONLEY GENEVIEVE GEICK CLARE BLAKE JEANNE MAYER GORDON KOONTZ ARLENE FELLERS Flute DELBERT SMITH MARY SHIRLEY JIMERSON PHYLLIS YOUNG Baritone Horn ETTA NEUNABER NEILAN LOKIE HERBERT JOHNSON Trombone FLETCHER CLINE BARTON BLAKE LEOBORN RICHARDS GWENDOLYN REED MELVIN McKENNEY Bass Horn LEWIS CORRINGTON MERVIN KEEDY Director GUY A. FULLER AWARDS M-I-N-K MUSIC CONTEST Band ......................................... Excellent Bert Smith—French Horn .......................... Good Delbert Smith—Flute ............................... Good Dale Falk—Clarinet ................................ Good Etta Neunaber—Baritone Horn ....................... Good Luther Hutton—Saxophone ...................... Excellent Severn Handley—Cornet ............................. Good Barton Blake—Trombone ............................. Good Percussion Group .............................. Superior Wayne Schaffer John Fisher Robert Hemmingsen Brass Sextette ............................... Excellent Barton Blake Fletcher Cline Lewis Corrington Severn Handley Charles Morton Etta Neunaber DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST Dale Falk—Saxophone .......................... Excellent Etta Neunaber—Baritone Horn ....................... Good STATE MUSIC CONTEST Dale Falk—Saxophone ........................... Superior Page Thirty-one The Orchestra personell Piano ROBERT SNYDER Violin ETTA NEUNABER JOHN FISHER GENEVA STUTT MARY KATHRYN HANLAN MARY MARGARET HULL JACK GABUS BENT BERNER EVELYN STUTT LEOLA HOAGLAND ANNABELLE SIMPSON MERVIN KEEDY LOIS BEEBE Viola MATTHEW WIENCKE LAWRENCE ROGGE Cello MARIAN JOHNSON GERALDINE EADS Bass Viol JEANNE HUMPHREY Saxophone DALE FALK Trombone FLETCHER CLINE BARTON BLAKE French Horn BERT SMITH JOAN FLAU Flute DELBERT SMITH PHYLLIS YOUNG Clarinet ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CHARLES GABUS THOMAS JOHNSON Comet SEVERN HANDLEY CHARLES MORTON Bass Horn LEWIS CORRINGTON Drums WAYNE SCHAFFER Director GUY A. FULLER AWARDS M-I-N-K MUSIC CONTEST Orchestra ............................... Jeanne Humphrey—Piano .................... Bent Berner—Violin ....................... Geraldine Eads—Cello .................... Wayne Schaffer—Xylophone ................ String Quartette—Marian Johnson .......... Matthew Wiencke Etta Neunaber Bent Berner DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST Wayne Schaffer—Xylophone ................ String Quartette ......................... ... Good ... Good Excellent ... Good ... Good Excellent Superior .. Good T Page Thirty The Band Cornet SEVERN HANDLEY CHARLES MORTON CLIFFORD BURBRIDGE HERBERT HELMS ROBERT RICHARDS IRVIN SCHLANGE HAROLD REED DON KIECHEL DEAN STUCK GENE BLANKENSHIP Saxophone MARY GROVENBURG LUTHER HUTTON Drums WAYNE SCHAFFER ROBERT HEMMINGSEN Director ... PERSONELL French Horn BERT SMITH JOAN FLAU DALE HENDERSON Bass Drum JOHN FISHER Clarinet DALE FALK ROBERT BLANKENSHIP CHARLES GABUS THOMAS JOHNSON RAYMOND CONLEY GENEVIEVE GEICK CLARE BLAKE JEANNE MAYER GORDON KOONTZ ARLENE FELLERS Flute DELBERT SMITH MARY SHIRLEY JIMERSON PHYLLIS YOUNG Baritone Horn ETTA NEUNABER NEILAN LOKIE HERBERT JOHNSON Trombone FLETCHER CLINE BARTON BLAKE LEOBORN RICHARDS GWENDOLYN REED MELVIN McKENNEY Bass Horn LEWIS CORRINGTON MERVIN KEEDY . GUY A. FULLER AWARDS M-I-N-K MUSIC CONTEST Band .......................................... Excellent Bert Smith—French Horn ........................... Good Delbert Smith—Flute ................................ Good Dale Falk—Clarinet ................................. Good Etta Neunaber—Baritone Horn ........................ Good Luther Hutton—Saxophone ....................... Excellent Severn Handley—Cornet .............................. Good Barton Blake—Trombone .............................. Good Percussion Group ............................... Superior Wayne Schaffer John Fisher Robert Hemmingsen Brass Sextette ................................ Excellent Barton Blake Fletcher Cline Lewis Corrington Severn Handley Charles Morton Etta Neunaber DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST Dale Falk—Saxophone ........................... Excellent Etta Neunaber—Baritone Horn ........................ Good STATE MUSIC CONTEST Dale Falk—Saxophone ................. Page Thirty-one Senior Dramatics MEMBERS JANE ANDREWS JAMES LEE ARMSTRONG AGNES BANKS IOLA BOHLING KATHLEEN BOYLE CORRINE BRISSEY ARLENE CLARK MARJORIE DIRKS LUCILLE EDWARDS MAXINE ERISMAN MARGARET HENDERSON JACK HOAGLAND ANN ALICE HULL DORRIE JONES MERVIN KEEDY HARVINE KERNS LUCEEN MAAG Sponsor ............... ROSA PEARL MOODY LUELLA NINCEHELSER DELORES NORVELL CLAUDE OAKMAN ALBERTA OESTMANN MINNIE OESTMANN MARY PARKER LAWRENCE ROGGE JOHN SANDERS AMY SHIVELEY ROBERT SNYDER MAYRE TANGEMAN IRENE WEATHERFIELD FRANCES WHITNACK THELMA WHITNACK GERTRUDE WIENCKE FRANCES WRIGHTSMAN ..... MISS HUBBERT Thirty-four students were registered for work in advanced dramatics during the year 1934-1935. Semester cne was devoted to learning monologues and dialogues which the students could use when they might be called upon to give readings outside the class room. The time during the second semester was spent in preparation fcr the local declamatory contest. Z. Page Thirty-two Junior Dramatics MEMBERS VIVIAN ARGABRIGHT HAROLD BARNHART LOIS BEEBE MILDRED BERG GENE BLANKENSHIP BERNICE BOHLING NORMA BOHLING CLARK BRIGGS MAXINE CARR BERTHA CHAMBERS DORIS CURTIS JOE DARLING BILLY DUSTIN CLARK FINNEY THELMA FLIES VELMA FLIES MARGIE FRASER JACK GABUS Sponsor .. GENEVIEVE GEICK WILDA GOINGS MARY GROVENBURG DARLENE GUILLIAMS EVELYN HACKER FLOYDEAN HIGGINS JACK HILL LEOLA HOAGLAND MARY MARGARET HULL MEREDITH JIMERSON BOND KENNEDY THOMAS KRUEGER DOROTHY LAVIGNE JOHN LAWRENCE BOYD MAGOR FLOYD MAGOR ROBERT MARKLAND HARRY MEYERS NADINE MITCHELL CHARLES MORTON ROSALIE NINCEHELSER MERWILYN PASCO ARDIS PLAGER HAROLD PLAGER ROBERT POEHLER RUBY REDDING GWENDOLYN REED ANNABEL SIMPSON BERT SMITH BETTY SMITH DEAN STUCK MAXINE TANKERSLEY STARLEEN WHITMORE CATHERINE WILLS PHYLLIS YOUNG MISS JAMISON The Junior Dramatics Club is an organization of sophomores and freshmen who are interested in declamatory and dramatic work. The club this year was composed of about fifty members. This number was divided into three groups, each of which met once in tw‘o weeks. Each group had its own leader. The group leaders this year were Margie Fraser, Dean Stuck, and Bernice Bohling. A declamatory contest within the group was held on March first. Darlene Guilliams took first, Mary Grovenburg, second, and Margie Fraser, third, in the dramatics division. Mary Margaret Hull placed first in the humorous section, Betty Smith, second, and Gwendolyn Reed, third. Darlene Guilliams and Mary Margaret Hull later competed in the local declamatory contest. Two one-act plays were presented. The first one was “A Deferred Proposal.” The cast: Darlene Guilliams, Billy Dustin, John Lawrence, Starleen Whitmore, Boyd Magor, Clark Briggs, Lois Beebe, and Bertha Chambers. Later a cast of Harold Overton, Robert Poehler, Mary Margaret Hull, Dorothy Lavigne, Evelyn Hacker, and Margie Fraser staged “Trying Them Out.” Page Thirty-three Local Declamatory Contest The local declamatory contest was held on March 6, at 7:30 P. M., in the high school assembly. Seventeen students were represented in the four classes of declamation. The judges, three students frem the dramatic art department of the college at Peru, awarded places as follows: ORATORICAL DIVISION The War Prayer—Dorrie Jones...................... First We Call Them Radicals—James Lee Armstrong........Second ORIGINAL ORATORY National Defense—Gertrude Wiencke .............. Second DRAMATIC DIVISION Number 6—Amy Shiveley ........................... First Mothers of Men—Jane Andrews .................... Second The Sign of the Cross—Margaret Henderson......... Third The Wheels of Time—Esther Anderson .................... Laddie—Delores Nor veil ............................... Courage—Minnie Oestmann ............................... The Man Without a Country—Robert Snyder................ EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Old Age Pensions—Mary Kathryn Hanlan ............ First Saar Valley—Claude Oakman .......................Second HUMOROUS DIVISION Ladies’ Aid at the Local Theatre—Mayre Tangeman . First Tipping Off Teacher—Mary Parker..................Second First Day at Kindergarten—Alberta Oestmann ...... Third At the Dinner Table—Charles Gabus..................... Jimmy Jones Studies Geography—Lawrence Rogge.......... Page Thirty-four M. I. N. K. Dramatic Arts Contest D. JONES M. TANGEMAN L. THOMPSON M. DIRKS MISS HUBBERT Auburn entered the five fields of competition in the M-I-N-K dramatic art contest which was held at Peru on March 23. Dcrrie Jones, cur representative in the oratorical field, rated superior, while Mayre Beth Tangeman emerged from the humorous division with an excellent. Jane Andrews, who substituted for Amy Shiveley in the dramatic class, came through with a rating of good; and Marjorie Dirks, our entrant in the oral interpretation division, rated excellent Auburn secured a rating of excellent for its play, “Just ’Till Morning.” The members of the cast were: Red, a Prisoner..................................Loren Thompson Chick, a prisoner .................................. Dcrrie Jones Prison Guard ................................... Claude Oakman Voice of Christ....................................... John Ross VI The cast was assisted by the Boys’ Glee Club, directed by Miss Stroh. Two members of the cast, Loren Thompson and Dorrie Jones, rated places on the Class A all-star cast and helped Auburn in winning second place in Class A with a total of twenty-three points. Auburn was defeated by the Shenandoah, Iowa High School which scored a total of twenty-five points. Page Thirty-five unior L. Richards R. Blankccsh'p Miss Hubbert S. Handley J. Hoagland D. McPhcrrcn G. Wiencke L. Edwards M. Hanlan L. Maag MISS LULU BETT” “Miss Lulu Belt,” a Pulitzer prize play by Zcna Gale, was presented by the Junior class at the Booth Theatre on January 24, 1935. Mancna Deacon Dwight Deacon Ina Deacon ____ Lulu Bett ..... Bobby Larkin .. Mrs. Bett ..... Diana Deacon .. Neil Carnish ... Ninian Deacon . THE CAST ................. Dcnna McPherren ................. Robert Blankenship .................Gertrude Wiencke ............ Mary Kathryn Hanlan ................... Severn Handley .................. Lucille Edwards .......................Luceen Maag ..................... Jack Hcagland ...................Leoborn Richards Time—The present. Place—The Deacon’s dining room. Page Thirty-six The class of 1935 produced William Linda’s dramatization of Charles Dicken’s great novel, “David Coppsrfield” as their class play at the Auburn Theatre on May 15 and 16. CAST OF CHARACTERS David Copperfield, as a boy ..................... Dean Stuck David Copperfield, the older David .............. John Ross Mrs. Clara Copperfield ......................... Mable Tignor Peggotty ....................................... Arlene Clark Edward Murdstone ........................... Loren Thompson Jane Murdstone ................................. Jane Andrews Wilkins Micawber ............................... Dorrie Jones Mrs. Micawber ................................ Phyllis Parker Aunt Betsey Trotwocd.........................Mayre Tangeman Mr. Dick .................................... Edwin Sodman Uriah Heep ...................................... Neil Brown Agnes Wickfield ............................. Marjorie Dirks Jane ......................................... Harvine Kerns The Stranger ................................... John Sanders SCENE PLOT ACT I: Scene One—Living room of “The Rookery, David’s heme in Blunder- stone England. Late afternoon of a day in early fall. Scene Two—The same. A morning of the following May. ACT II: Scene One—Aunt Betsey’s heme in Dover, England. One year later. A morning in May. Scene Two—Afternoon; one week later. ACT III: The same. One year later; noon. Page Thirty-seven Debate Class The debate class studied the following question this year: Resolved: That the federal government should adopt the policy of equalizing educational opportunity throughout the nation by means of annual grants to the several states for public elementary and secondary education. The several teams that represented the Auburn High School in debates with other schools, have participated in thirty-eight different debates this season. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS JAMES LEE ARMSTRONG HERMAN BATH ROBERT BLANKENSHIP NEIL BROWN CLARK FINNEY MARGIE FRASER CHARLES GABUS JACK GAGE WILDA GOINGS EVELYN HACKER LESTER HANDLEY MARY KATHRYN HANLAN MARGARET HENDERSON MEREDITH JIMERSON MERVIN KEEDY JOHN LAWRENCE CLAUDE OAKMAN HAROLD OVERTON GWENDOLYN REED DON ROSE DON SIMMONS BERT SMITH EDWIN SODMAN EARL STIVERS DEAN STUCK MAYRE TANGEMAN MAXINE TANKERSLEY STARLEEN WHITMORE PHYLLIS YOUNG Page Thirty-eight Debate Team N. BROWN E. SODMAN A. J. NEBELSICK Edwin Sodman and Neil Brown were elected as a team to represent Auburn in tournament debating. They participated in three tournaments. At the M-I-N-K tournament, sponsored by Peru, they won twice from South High of Omaha and from Peru Prep. They lost to North High of Omaha and Omaha Central. At Hastings they won from Gothenburg and Norfolk and lost to St. Paul and Hastings. In the district tournament at Nebraska Wesleyan, they won from Lincoln High and lost to Geneva and Beatrice. Neil Brown. Edwin Sodman, and Mayre Tangeman were elected as members of the American Forensic League. Edwin received the degree of “excellence,” Mayre and Neil the degrqc of “honor.” Page Thirty-nine Literary Club OFFICERS—FIRST SEMESTER president .............................. MATTHEW WIENCKE Vice President ...................................... HAZEL CREIGHTON Secretary and Treasurer .................. MARIAN JOHNSON Librarian ............................................ JOHN SANDERS OFFICERS—SECOND SEMESTER President ............................. MATTHEW WIENCKE Vice President......................... GERTRUDE WIENCKE Secretary and Treasurer ................. MARIAN JOHNSON Librarian .............................. CORRINE BRISSEY MEMBERS BARNHART. MARGARET BEEBE. LOIS BIXBY. KATHERINE JANE BRISSEY. CORRINE CLARK. ARLENE CREIGHTON. HAZEL CURTIS. DORIS DIRKS. MARJORIE DUSTIN. BILLY EADS. GERALDINE HANLAN. MARY KATHRYN HENDERSON. MARGARET JIMERSON. MEREDITH JOHNSON. MARIAN MARKLAND. ROBERT NEUNABER. ETTA SANDERS. JOHN SANDERS. ROSA LEE SHIVELEY. AMY SMITH. BETTY SNYDER. HBLBN SODMAN. EDWIN TANGEMAN. MAYRE WIENCKE. GERTRUDE WIENCKE. MATTHEW YOUNG. PHYLLIS Sponsor.......................... MISS GLADYS McCORMICK The Auburn High Schcol Literary Club was organized October 15, 1934. The aim of this organization is to create a lasting bond of friendship between each member of the club and the great figures in the realm of literature. In the first semester, the organization was divided into four study groups. Each meeting during the second semester was devoted to the study of one renowned author, each group studying and reporting upon one phase of the Page Forty Girl Reserves The following forty-two girls were recognized as members of the Girl Reserves Club of Auburn High School at a recognition service held on February 15: JEAN ARMSTRONG VELDA ASHCROFT AGNES BANKS ESTHER BATH LOIS BEEBE KATHERINE BIXBY CORRINE BRISSEY HELEN BUCK ARLENE CLARK MAXINE COWELL HAZEL CREIGHTON CAROL CUMMINGS MARJORIE DIRKS GERALDINE EADS MARY KATHRYN HANLAN AVIS HARMS MARGARET HENDERSON ANN ALICE HULL MARIAN JOHNSON HARVINE KERNS MILDRED LLEWELLYN LUCEEN MAAG ROSA PEARLE MOODY GLENNA McKENNEY DONNA McPHERREN LUELLA NINCEHELSER EIZABETH NIXON DELORES NORVELL ALBERTA OESTMANN MINNIE OESTMANN MARY PARKER PHYLLIS PARKER ROSA LEE SANDERS BARBARA SCHMIDT MARTHA SMITH JULIA JEAN SNYDER MAYRE TANGEMAN MABLE TIGNOR WILDA VICE IRENE WEATHERFIELD GERTRUDE WIENCKE FRANCES WRIGHTSMAN At the same meeting the following officers were installed for this year: President .................................. ARLENE CLARK Vice President...................................MABLE TIGNOR Secretary ................................. PHYLLIS PARKER Treasurer ..........................MARY KATHRYN HANLAN Song Leader................................. MARIAN JOHNSON Program Chairman ........................... MARJORIE DIRKS Service Chairman ................................. AVIS HARMS Social Chairman .............................. MAYRE TANGEMAN Publicity Chairman.......................MILDRED LLEWELLYN The Girl Reserves organization is a branch of the Y. W. C. A., a club in which girls work together in Christian fellowship and in which they hope to discover the meaning of abundant and creative living as they associate with themselves and others and communicate with their Creator. Meetings are held every other Friday afternoon during the eighth or activity period. Memorable events of the work this year were the G. R.—Hi-Y St. Patrick Day luncheon, the entertainment for the Tecumseh and Humboldt groups and the party for the mothers of the members. Miss Faye Hubbert is sponsor of the group with Miss Ola Roberts acting as assistant sponsor. Page Forty-one Hi-Y Club OFFICERS 1934-35 EDWIN SODMAN .......................................... President NEIL BROWN ....................................... Vice President JACK GLEN................................Secretary and Treasurer OFFICERS 1935-36 WAYNE SCHAFFER ........................................ President WAYNE COULTER .................................... Vice President GORDON KOONTZ .......................... Secretary and Treasurer ARMSTRONG. JAMES LEE BATH. HERMAN BROWN. NEIL CLINE. FLETCHER COULTER. WAYNE DARLING. JOE DUSTIN. BILLY DUSTIN. JOHN EDWARDS. CLINTON FINNEY. CLARK GABUS. JACK GROFF. RALPH GROFF. VERNON HANDLEY. LESTER HILL, JACK HILL. JUNIOR HOAGLAND. JACK JOHNSON. THOMAS JONES. DORRIE Sponsor MEMBERS KEEDY. MERVIN KIECHEL. DON KOONTZ. CARL KOONTZ. GORDON KRUGER. RANSOM LAWRENCE. JOHN LETELLIER. BARTON LLEWELLYN. EUGENE LUNZMAN. ARNOLD LUNZMAN. VICTOR MAGOR. BOYD MAGOR. FLOYD MAGOR. JOHN MARKLAND. ROBERT McKEE. CARL MITCHELL. CLARENCE OAKMAN. CLAUDE OVERTON. HAROLD POEHLER. ROBERT ROCKEMAN. VIRGIL ROGGE. LAWRENCE SANDERS. JOHN SCHAFFER. WAYNE SMITH. DELBERT SMITH. BERT SIMPSON. ALBERT SNYDER. ROBERT SODMAN. EDWIN STIVERS. EARL STUCK.DEAN SUSONG. JUNIOR SUSONG. PETE THOMPSON. CHARLES THOMPSON. LOREN TUCKER. CURTIS WILLIAMS. KENNETH Page Forty-two MR. NEBELSICK Home Economics Club The Heme Economics Club stimulates interest in the work of the home economics department throughout the school and community. It develops leadership and encourages the actual practice of habits and traits that make for health, attractive personality, and worthy home membership. OFFICERS—FIRST SEMESTER President ........................... LAURENE WILSON Vice President ........................ EVELYN STUTT Secretary and Treasurer .............. NADINE MITCHELL OFFICERS—SECOND SEMESTER President ............................. EVELYN STUTT Vice President .................. IRENE WEATHERFIELD Secretary and Treasurer ............... ARDIS PLAGER VIVIAN ARGABRIGHT MILDRED BOHLKEN ROSA BYROM BERTHA CHAMBERS ESTHER CONN DORIS CURTIS EVELYN ELLSWORTH BETH FLACK THELMA FLIES VELMA FLIES JULIA GILLISPIE Sponsor MEMBERS DARLENE GUILLIAMS MAXINE HACKER IRENE HAITH BERNICE HARMS FLOYDEAN HIGGINS MAXINE KEEDY MILDRED KEYT DOROTHY LAVIGNE MARGERY LECHLITER DONNA MAE MILLER NADINE MITCHELL ROSALIE NINCEHELSER MARY ALICE PALMER RUBY REDDING ANNABEL SIMPSON LILA STANDLEY EVELYN STUTT MAXINE TIGNOR IRENE WEATHERFIELD CATHARINE WILLS LAURENE WILSON MISS EMMA MICHAELSEN Page Forty-three Annual Staff SCARLET AND GREEN —STAFF— Editor-in-Chief ............... Business Manager .............. Advertising Manager ........... Assistant Advertising Manager Activities and Features ....... Administration and Classes Athletics ................. .. RUTH ERISMAN . .. JOHN SANDERS LOREN THOMPSON ___ EARL STIVERS , MABLE TIGNOR ( ARLENE CLARK JANE ANDREWS CAROL CUMMINGS . roy McConnell Sponsor MISS OLA ROBERTS In this 1935 edition of the Scarlet and Green, Auburn High School’s annual publication, the staff has made an effort to leave a true picture of the scope of activities in our school. Auburn High School is recognized as a school of many endeavors. It is hoped that this volume affords a review of all activities in such a manner that readers will know that the year has been a busy year, a worthwhile year. May every student feel that he has had a part in these activities of Auburn High School and therefore has had a part in producing the 1935 Scarlet and Green. —THE STAFF. Page Forty-Jour Declamatory Contests SUB-DISTRICT DECLAMATORY CONTEST Sub-District Two Declamatory Contest was held on March 29 at 7:30 P. M„ in the high school assembly at Auburn. Only four towns, Humboldt, Louisville, Plattsmouth and Auburn, were represented. Mrs. Regina Holcomb of Lincoln, who served as judge, gave the following ratings to Auburn representatives: Gertrude Wiencke—Original Oratory ............... Third Amy Shiveley—Dramatic Reading ................... Third Mary Kathryn Hanlan—Extemporaneous Speaking ..... Third Marye Beth Tangeman—Humorous Reading ............ First DISTRICT DECLAMATORY CONTEST The Declamatory Contest for District Two was held at Columbus on April 5, 1935. The following towns competed: Arlington, Auburn, Blair, Clarkson, Cres-ton, Columbus, Fremont, Fullerton, Humboldt, Louisville, Lyons, North Bend, Oakland, Omaha Central, Plattsmouth, Schuyler, and Shelby. The judge. Miss Pauline Gellatty of the dramatic art department of the University of Neraska, awarded third place in the humorous division to Mayre Beth Tangeman, Auburn’s only contestant. May Fete ATHLETIC FIELD Friday, May 17, 1935—4:00 P. M. Music ...................................................... High School Band Class of 1935 Pageant Alice in Wonderland finds herself in pleasant surroundings and seats herself to read, but yields to the spell of the Sandman and his magic “Dream Ring.” While she sleeps she dreams of Mother Goose and........ Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary and her flowers_____Elves and the Dance of the Seven Jumps... .Story Book Characters... .Dance of the Flowers... .Old King Cole and his Jester... Queen of Hearts, her maid. Knave of Hearts... .Black Bird Pie Dance... .Humpty Dumpties and Soldiers... .Little Miss Muffet... .Three Men in a Tub, and Jack Horner... .The Old Woman of the Shoe and all of her Children.... Jack Be Nimble... .The Crooked Man....Bo Peep--------Peter Pan, and Fairies__King’s Herald. ROYAL PROCESSION: Queen o May..........................................PHYLLIS PARKER Maid of Honor..................................... Marjorie Dirks Prince ............................................. LOREN THOMPSON Attendant to Prince ................................. Don Simmons Senior Attendants — Freshman Attendants— Flower Girls— Hazel Creighton Margie Fraser Norma Grant Julia Jean Snyder Mary Grovenburg Mary Elaine Martinosky Ransom Krueger Harold Overton Train Bearers— Dale Falk Dean Stuck Keith Deubler Junior Attendants— Sophomore Attendants— Bobby Sanders Kathryn Bixby Mary Parker Crown Bearer— Velma Neil Jeanne Humphrey jack Coupe William Rarick Barton Blake Severn Handley Charles Morton Crowning oj Queen and Prince Minuet Attendants Dance of Water Nymphs-------Dance of the Skaters_____Winding of May Poles ____Final Procession___ ___Then the Sandman lifts the Page Forty-jive 1 Casey Timm j Funeral Home J “Thoughtful Service” j Phone 93 Auburn, Nebr. ORA E. COPES ! Druggist on the Hill Auburn, Nebr. j ! Everything in School Supplies J | WM. WULF j Tailor and Cleaner j SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing J Hats Cleaned and Blocked i Booth Theatre WHERE THE PUBLIC j AND J Quality Entertainment j MEET J j Hawxby Griffiths ! Attorneys | Auburn, Nebr. Phone 106 i 9 Green Lantern Fountain and Lunches Fairmont’s Ice Cream J Candy and Nuts j ! Dr. F. M. Tushla j Physician and Surgeon l School Athlete Attendant j Phone Office 107 Residence 11 i j E. M. Tyler, M. D. I Physician and Surgeon Auburn, Nebr. Residence 21 Office 23 | Dr. L. G, Hopfer Dentist T. W. Engles Lumber Co. Office Bldg. j Auburn, Nebr. j Phones—Office 28 Residence 127 T. W. Engles Lbr. Co. j Lowest Prices on Building Material and Coal j Phone 185 Auburn, Nebr. | (line s Pharmacy When you get it at Cline's yon know it is good. COURTESY SERVICE ACCURACY QUALITY WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU— Efficiently and Courteously OUR REASONABLE RATES MAKE Your Electric Service Bill the Cheapest item of expense for the convenience it affords in your home. THE WESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE CO. J. W. KERNS LUMBER CO. Lumber, Building Material and Coal Phone 100 Auburn, Nebr. Service Sales H. B. HENDERSON MOTOR CO. Phone 370 Auburn, Nebr. “WATCH THE FORDS GO BY” Bankers Life Insurance Company Of Nebraska. Start your income policy early in life Older Years are Happy Years with an Income F. L. McPHERREN, General Agent 913M Central Ave. Auburn, Nebr. ! Phene 4C0 Night Calls 599 Auburn Machine Works BENDER HOIST FACTORY Welding A Specialty { Portable Electric Welding | Power Wrecker—Auto Repairing ! F. J. SCHMIDT, Mgr. Auburn, Nebr. I Independent 1 Produce Company Wholesale j BUTTER—EGGS and CREAM 1 Phone 76 Auburn. Nebr. j Lyman’s Shoppe i “Where Price and Quality Meet” j For all Wearing Apparel 1 Auburn, Nebr. j Randall Shoe Shop ! Give us the work when soles are bad— 1 We’ll put on New—Best to be had! 1 Auburn, Nebr. j i The Fred Schriefer ! PRODUCE j Buyers of j Poultry, Cream and Eggs j Ccme and get a Square Deal I X I Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service j DODGE TRUCKS Mastin Motor Co. i Phone 90 Auburn, Nebr. j I | NATURAL GAS j Quick—Clean—Safe j Peoples Natural Gas Co. 1 Auburn, Nebr. j I. W. Irvin, M. D. X-RAY Office in Cline Building Auburn, Nebr. I I MARCUS j BARGAIN CENTER J LADIES’ and MEN’S CLOTHING { Exclusive Agency for Beau Brummel | Shirts and Peters Shoes i OSCAR FLAU Insurance Every Known Kind Phone 233 Auburn, Nebr. j j If You Want What You Want—When You Want it I | From the Drug Store j —Go to— j I I THYGESON 6? GLEN j ! , PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS The Store of Courtesy Auburn, Nebraska WE ARE PLEASED to refer you to illustrations in this publication as samples of our I I I I I I I (Photographs PETERSON STUDIO AUBURN,NEBRASKA Phoenix Hosiery Eiffel Hosiery Dorna Gordon Frocks H. HEMMINGSEN Dry Goods, Ready to Wear, Millinery Warner Corsets Gorsard Corsets Butterick Patterns i Telephone 377 AUBURN, NEBRASKA | ------------------------------------------------------ | DARLING Transfer and Storage We Move Anything, Any Place, Any Time || j Bonded and Insured Phone 265 Auburn, Nebr. A “TIP'’ TO THE GRADUATE TIS SAID: “In every sphere of natural life the best things {neither realized nor enjoyed but by laborious effort.” NELSON NORDLUND “On the Hill and On the Square” AUBURN THEATRE Motion Pictures and Stage Attractions (). R. BENNETT Auburn Hotel Cafe Private Dining Room for Groups and Clubs HOME MADE ICE CREAM Take a quart heme and give the ( folks a treat! . Auburn, Nebr. B. F. Lorance, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Auburn, Nebr. Office in First Natl. Bank Bldg., from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 2 to 5 p. m. All other hours in office at residence 2111 L St., 5 blocks southeast of Court House. Lee Kelligar Attorney-at-Law Over Cline’s Drug Store t Phone 30Y Auburn, Nebr. Leo’s Steak Shop Short Orders—Lunches i Cold Drinks and Ice Cream 1021 Central Ave. Auburn, Nebr. ] Dr. B. B. Schaffer j Chiropractor Office over Hinky-Dinky Store Phone 156 Auburn, Nebr. Davis Cleaners Hats Blocked “Not the Best—But None Better” We Call for and Deliver Phone 182 Auburn, Nebr. Bath Service Station 1 Block North of Post Office Phillips “66” LEE TIRES Car Greasing a Specialty KELLIGAR Exclusive Exide Batteries Phone 18 Auburn, Nebr. Paul Kidwell Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Phone 79 Auburn, Nebr. When Hungry, go to the New Way Lunch It’s a Good Place to Eat Phone 509Y Auburn, Nebr. I WRIGHTSMAN’S Grocery and Market Home of Ij F. F. O. G. and Pallas Canned Goods Fresh and Cured Meats Phones 210 and 211 Auburn, Nebr. Rollins Rollins Hosiery Hosiery HILL SHOE COMPANY Star Brand Shoes for the Family Phone 622 Auburn, Nebr. COMPLIMENTS —of— CURZON—The Jeweler Auburn, Nebr. McKNIGHT CLOTHING CO. Kuppenheimer Clothes Wilson Bros. Furnishings Stetson Hats Walkover Shoes I I I ] Dr. H. G. Harris I Dentist I Over Cline’s Drug Store I Auburn, Nebr. i--------------------------- Armstrong-McKnight ' Attorneys-at-Law . Office over Thygeson Glen’s It’s Simple and Easy to Bake With NEBRASKA BEAUTY FLOUR Auburn Milling Co. The Heme Millers A. A. BEATTY, Prop. GILMORES’ Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear HARNESS HARDWARE | C. P. MURPHY i I | Phone 463 Auburn, Nebr. j---------------------------- ■ NEMAHA COUNTY j Abstract Company 1 BONDED ABSTRACTERS j R. R. Blankenship, President ! Phone 44 Auburn, Nebr. i j Dr. Fred C. Malony j Dental Surgeon C. G. DUNBAR Electric and Radio Shop 1910 O Street Phene 292 Auburn, Nebr. I C. A. Lutgen, M. D. Swan Building Phone 203 Save at the Friendly Store HOME OWNED Gamble Agency Store HARRY BUNGE, Owner 914 Central Ave. Phone 311 I I I I I I I I I I I I c I I I I j I I I I Our Engravers j Nonpareil Engraving Co. Council Blufts, Iowa i HAVE MORE THAN A MEMORY OF YOUR DOLLARS HAVE THEM WHERE YOU CAN GET THEM WHEN YOU WANT THEM . . . keep them in an account at AUBURN STATE BANK . . . where your dollars are “AVAILABLE DOLLARS” THE CARSON NATIONAL BANK A RELIABLE BANK Auburn, Nebraska BUSY BEE CAFE A Good Place to Eat C. L. COOPER, Prop. for Economical Transportation STANDARD CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 476 Auburn, Nebr. ‘He Profits Most Who Serves Best’ Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Work of the Better Class ELMER DOVEL Phone 304 Auburn, Nebr. i ! Edgar Cline, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 1 Auburn, Nebr. ( I j READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING j J. C. Penney Co. j 1212 J St.—Auburn, Nebr. 1 SHOES DRY GOODS j j MERRITT 1 Machine and Welding Shop ! ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING ■ Babbitting Service | Shafting and General Supplies ' 1017 Central Ave.—Auburn Phone 46 Dr. A. T. Harding j Dentist OFFICE IN SWAN BLDG. Phone 55 Auburn, Nebr. | When in Need of Beauty Service j Think of • Stuck’s Beauty Shoppe j PERMANENT WAVES A SPECIALTY 1 j Phone 408 FREDA STUCK i Kopper Kettle Lunch Shop COFFEE and EATS Ed. Lippold, Prop. I ! F. M. L. C. Merrick j Jewelers | Auburn, Nebr. ' See our Late Designs in j ELGIN and GRUEN WATCHES i B. A. Smith, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Auburn, Nebr. i Ella-Margaret Shop J “The Shop of Quality” Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear ! MILLINERY 1 I i • Conoco Service Station j O. L. LITTLE, Prop. i Tire Repair Service Phone 184 Auburn, Nebr. j 1 | Robt. M. Armstrong i | ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW 1212V2 J St. Auburn, Nebr. f Farmers’ Oil Station | PHILLIPS 66” j GAS-OIL—GREASING j Phone 116 j j Delicious Home Cooked Plate Dinners at Modern Prices N. N. i Auburn, Nebr. ! i Chrysler and Plymouth SALES and SERVICE j — ! V. A. McKEE 1 Auburn, Nebr. | j i Fire Chief GASOLINE j FOR TANK WAGON SERVICE 1 Call 167 Auburn, Nebr. | f ARMSTRONG’S j Mortuary J. W. ARMSTRONG j LESTER ARMSTRONG | j Ne County H era Id emana vx un Printers and Publishers fine Best Equipped Printing f louse in Southeastern Nebraska Phone 77 Auh urn; Nebraska j ■ 1 « . • - . .... w . ' '