Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1938 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL Edited by Dorothy Lavigne OZEiVOlC X V things are preserved |X| throughout (lie ages by mail ami nature. So in the 19158 Scarlet and- Green we have endeavored to preserve the activities, the work and some of the student life of this one year for future references and to brighten our memories of these exciting days in Auburn High School. Of course we cannot put in every little incident of interest but we do hope that a picture or record of events might do just as well to preserve a group of incidents for entertainment in our coming years. “Memory is a capricious and arbitrary creature. You never can tell what pebble she will pick up from the shore of life to keep among her treasures, or what inconspicuous (lower of the field she will preserve as the symbol of ‘thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears . . . . ’ And yet T do not doubt that the most important things are always the best remembered.” —Henry Van Dyke. And so we hope that you will enjoy reading this book as much as we have enjoyed making it. —THE EDITOR. zaLcatLon our old high-school building, we, the seniors of 1938, aflec-tionately dedicate this annual. As the last senior class to be graduated from it, we feel that (lie old brick structure belongs to us in a special way. May we always be grateful for the good times we’ve had in the old building and true to its finest associations! Soaxd education 1 Off icers m President____________________________________________Dr. I. W. Irvin • Vice President__________________________________________H. N. Howe Secretary____________________________________________J. A. Jimerson Q DR. I. W. IRVIN E. F. ARMSTRONG J. T. ZACHARIAS € LpriLncih.a ARTHUR JULIUS NEBELSICK AUBURN. NEBRASKA B. A. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA M. A. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA SOCIOLOGY - SECONDARY EDUCATION MARY ALICE ENGLES Auburn, Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College Duchesne College University of Colorado University of Nebraska Commercial—English GUY ARTHUR FULLER Auburn. Nebraska Minnesota School of Music U. S. Army Bandmaster's School Chaumont, France Band—Orchestra VIRGINIA LOUISE GIBSON Potwln. Kansas B. S. Kansas State College Smith-Hughes Home Economics LOIS CELIA GATES Lincoln, Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska Teachers College Commercial RALPH B. HIGGINS Auburn. Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College Athletics—History—Science FAYE ELIZABETH HUBBERT Kearney, Nebraska B. A. University of Nebraska Kearney State Teachers College University of Colorado Dramatics—English Jacii CLARENCE LaRUE Auburn. Nebraska B. Sc. University of Nebraska Smith-Hughe —Vocational Agriculture OLA ELEANOR ROBERTS Hastings. Nebraska B. S. Hastings College Gradwohl School of Laboratory Technique University of Southern California Minor Science—Mathematics GLADYS LENORE McCORMICK Lewellen. Nebraska A. B. Nebraska Wesleyan M. A. Northwestern University English ELLEN ADA SRR Dwight. Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska History—Latin ROXIE McGREW Auburn. Nebraska Peru State Teachers College University of Nebraska Mathematics MARIE LOUISE STROH Hastings. Nebraska A. B. Hastings College Music 1 c Q 6 G G C g g € Q D. SMITH Cl ESCNS B. SMITH President_____ Vice President Treasurer ____ OFFICERS --------------------Delbert Smith ------------------Mary Ann Gibbons -----------------------Bert Smith sponsors Miss Roberts Mr. Higgins (2[ai i VIVIAN LOIS ARGABRIGHT General—Junior Dramatics 1; Home Economics Club 1; Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3; District Contest 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. GERALD ARMSTRONG General—Band 1; Junior Dramatics 1: F. F. A. 3. 4. MILDRED LOYS BOHLKEN Commercial—Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Dramatics 1; G. A. A. 4. cleon leroy brown College Preparatory—Peru High School 1, 2; Physical Training 1. MARION MAXINE CARR CHARLES EUGENE BEAVERS College Preparatory—Thespian Club 3, 4; Class Play Staff 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; School News Staff 4. College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics 1: Senior Dramatics 1; Girl Reserves 2; Home Economics Club 1, 3, 4; G. A. A. 4. BERTHA LOUISE CHAMBERS HILDA EMMA BERGMANN Commercial—Howe High School 1. 2; Class Play 1; Class Secretary and Treasurer 1; Annual Staff 4. College Preparatory—Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3; Junior Dramatics 1; Senior Dramatics 2; School News Staff 3; G. A. A. 4. ESTHER MARIE CONN JOHN EUGENE BLANKENSHIP College Preparatory—Band 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Basket Ball 4; Football 4; Class Play 3. 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Boys’ Small Vocal 3. 4: Hl-Y 1. 2, 3; M-I-N-K Contest 2. 3. 4; Operetta 2. 3; District Declamatory Contest 4; May Fete Attendant 4. General—Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. I GEORGE DEANE COX Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Basket Ball Manager 4; Football 3. 4; Track 3. 4. JOE WILLIAM DARLING General—Junior Dramatics 1; Track 4; Hl-Y 1. 2. 3: Football 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play Staff 3. 4. MABLE ELSA DITTBRENNER Home Ec. and College Preparatory—Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 2: Senior Dramatics 4; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM DALE DUSTIN College Preparatory—Band 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Dramatics 1. 2. 3; Boys’ Small Vocal 2. 4; Hl-Y 1: M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3: District Music Contest 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Operetta 2, 3; District Declamatory 4; May Fete Attendant 4. CLINTON DONALD EDWARDS General -Hl-Y 3; Football 3. 4; Track 3. WILLIAM CLARENCE ELY General-Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 4; Hl-Y 2, 3. THELMA MERLE FLIES College Preparatory—Home Economics Club 1; Junior Dramatics 1; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3; Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4; Vice President 4; District Music Contest 3. 4. VELMA PEARL FLIES College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Class Vice President 1; Junior Dramatics 1; Girl Reserves 2; Home Economics Club 1: M-I-N-K Contest 2. 3; District Music Contest 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. MARGIE LOU FRASER Commercial and College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; District Music Contest 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3; Dramatics 1. 2: President 1; May Fete 1. Attendant 4; Girl Reserves 3, 4; Song Leader 4; National Thespian Club 3. 4; President 4; School News Staff 3; Pep Club 3. 4; Cheer Leader 2. 3. 4; Girls’ District Debate Tournament 3; Class Play 3. 4. RICHARD ALLEN GALLOWAY College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics 2; Senior Dramatics 3; Class Play Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Hl-Y 3. GENEVIEVE MARY GEICK Centra! -District Music Contest 3. 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 1: Secretin' and Treasurer: School News Staff 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4: Literary Club 2: Secretary and Treasurer. MARY ANN ELIZABETH GIBBONS Commercial Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; G. A. A. 4; President 4; Class Vice President 2. 4; Pep C ub 3. 4: Vice President 4; Office 4: Class Play 3. 4. JEANETTE GRANT General—Falls City High School 1; Home Economics Club 2. 3: Vice President 2; G. A. A. 4: Co-Captain 4: School News Staff 3; Pep Club 3. 4. ANNETTE MARTHA GREEN College Preparatory—Julian High School 1. 2, 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Dramatics 1. 2. 3; G. A. A. 4; School News Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: Girl Reserves 4. MARY CELINE GROVENBURG Commercial and College Preparatory—Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Banl 1. 2; Dramatics 1. 2: May Fete 1. 2: Maid of Honor 4: Operetta 1. 2. 3; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Band Drum Major 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Girl Reserves 4; National Thespian Club 3. 4; Class Secretary 2; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3; District Music Contest 2. 3. 4; School News Staff 3; District Declamatory 4. EVELYN JEANETTE HACKER Commercial and College Preparatory—G. A. A. 4; Junior Dramatics 1: Senior Dramatics 2; Operetta 2; Girl Reserves 2. 4: Commercial Club 3: District Music Contest 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Office 4; Class Play 4. MAXINE MILDRED HACKER General—G. A. A. 4; Junior Dramatics 1. 2; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Class Play Staff 4. LESTER RONALD HANDLEY College Preparatory—Football 4; Junior Dramatics 2; Senior Dramatics 3: Class Play 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. BERNICE FRANCES HARMS General—Home Economics Club 1; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Operetta 2. EDWARD FRANKLIN HELMS General -Track 3, 4; Basket Ball 4. DL Ch X (ILaii oj- FLOYDEAN LUCILLE HIGGINS Commercial—Junior Dramatics 1; Home Economics Club 1: School News Staff 3. 4; G. A. A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play Staff 3, 4. MARY MARGARET HULL College Preparatory—Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 1; Senior Dramatics 2; National Thespian Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; School News Staff 3. LLOYD RONALD JERAULD Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Junior Dramatics 2; School News Staff 3; Junior Play Staff 3: F. F. A. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; District Judging Contest 2. 3; State Judging Contest 2. 3. MEREDITH BLANCHE JIMERSON Commercial and College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3; District Music Contest 3. 4; Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; National Thespian Club 4; Literary Club 1. 2; Commercial Club 3; Junior Dramatics 1; School News Staff 3; Girls’ District Debate Tournament 2. 3; M-I-N-K Dramatics Contest 4; District Commercial Contest 4; Class Play 4. ANSELM JULIUS JOHNSON College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics 2; Local Declamatory Contest 2. 3. 4; Senior Dramatics 3: Glee Club 3. 4; Hi-Y 4. CLARENCE LYLE JOHNSON General—Orchestra 1; Class Play Staff 3; Thespian Club 3. 4. RITA MARY JONES General Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. RUTH EM I LI E KERMOADE Commercial—School News Staff 3; Commercial Club 3; G. A. A. 4; Home Economics Club 4. WANDA MAE KING Commercial and College Preparatory -Emerson High School 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4: Girl Reserves 3. 4: Social Chairman 4; Class Play 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 2: Pep Club 3. 4: President 3; National Thespian Club 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3. 4; Operetta 3; School News Staff 3; May Fete 2, 3; May Queen 4. DOROTHY HAYS LAVIGNE College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics 1: Home Economics Club 1: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Senior Dramatics 4; Annual Staff. Editor 4; Junior Play Staff 3. JOHN CONLEY LAWRENCE Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 1; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2; National Thespian Club 4; Class Play 3. 4; District Music Contest 2. 3; District Declamatory Contest 4. HAROLD EDWARD MOODY College Preparatory—Football 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3; District Music Contest 2. 3. 4; Boys' Solo 4; Class Secretary and Treasurer 3: Hl-Y 4; F. F. A. 3. 4 St te Vocational Agricultural Judging Contest 2. 3; Junior Class Play Staff 3; May Fete 3: Attendant to Prince 4; Class Play 4. JEAN ALAN MORRIS General—Football 4; Basket Ball 4. ROSALIE ETTA NINCEHELSER Commercial- Junior Dramatics 1; Home Economics Club 1. 4; Girl Reserves 2. 3. MARY ALYCE PALMER General—Glee Club 1. 2. 4; Junior Dramatics 1. 2; Senior Dramatics 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A. A. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2; Operetta 1. 2; Class Play Staff 3. 4. GLORYA JEANNE PARKER Commercial—Nebraska City High School 1, 2; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; M-I-N-K Contest 2. 3; District Music Contest 2. 3. 4; School News Staff 4; Junior Dramatics 2: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. 4; Pep Club 4; Operetta 3; Class Play 4. CARL LEROY PASCO {Ufi£ d[a±± of 1Q3S HAROLD OVERTON McCONNELL General—Football 3. 4: Captain 4; Track 3. 4; Class Play Staff 3. 4. EVERETT BOYD MAGOR College Preparatory—Hl-Y 1. 2. 4; Football 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 1: M-I-N-K Contest 4: Class Play Staff 4. OTIS FLOYD MAGOR College Preparatory—Hl-Y 1, 2, 4; Junior Dramatics 1; Football 4. ROBERT FURLONG MARKLAND College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics 1: Hl-Y 1. 2. 3: Cabinet 3. 4: Vice President 4: Literary Club 1. 2; Class President 2; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: May Fete 2; Class Play 3. 4; Boys’ Octette 3: District Music Contest 3, 4; M-I-N-K Contest 2, 3. 4. JOHN AUGUST MAYER Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Stella High School 1: Glee Club 1: Operetta 3; Class Play Staff 3: F. F. A. 3. 4; Football 4. General. ARDIS ANN PLAGER College Preparatory -Junior Dramatics 1: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3: Sec.-Treas. 1: Pres. Treas. 2: Class Play Stall 3; Senior Dramatics 2; Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4; President 4; Student Council 3. 4; National Thespian Club 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Annual StalT 4. HAROLD CHARLES PLAGER General—Junior Dramatics 1; Glee Club 2; Hi-Y 2; Track 1. 3; Football 3. 4. ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW POEHLER College Preparatory Dramatics 1, 3; Hl-Y 1. 4; Glee Club 3: School News Stair 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; M-I-N-K Contest 3: District Music Contest 3; Class Play 4. JANICE LEONE POWER College Preparatory—Brock High School 1. 2. 3; W. H. O. Club 1; Girl Reserves 1; Class President 2; Orchestra 2: G. A. A. 4: Declamatory Contest 4; Dramatics 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4.; Class Play 4. GWENDOLYN MAYE REED College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics 1; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3; Senior Dramatics 3; Junior Class Play 3; Girl Reserves 3: National Thespian Club 3. 4. CU BERT AUSTIN SMITH College Preparatory—Class President 1: Junior Dramatics 1; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: M-I-N-K Contest 1: District Debate Tournament 2. 3. 4: State Debate Tournament 2: Student Council 3. 4: Vice President 3: President 4: Class Play 3. 4; Football 3. 4; May Fete 3: Prlnc' 4; National Forens c League 3. 4; University of Denver Debate Scholarship 3: District Declamatory Contest 4 State Declamat;ry Contest 4; Claos Secretary and Treasurer 4. BETTY NOREEN SMITH Commercial Junior Dramatics 1; Llterarv Club 1. 2: Secretary 1; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3;'Operetta 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; District Music Contest 2. 3; School News Stall 3; Girl Reserves 3, 4; Commercial Club 3; Pep Club 3. 4; Office 4; Class Play 4. DELBERT HAL SMITH College Preparatory Football 3. 4; Basket Ball 3. 4: Captain 4; Track 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice President 3: President 4; Mav Fete 2; Class President 4; Band 1. 2: Orchestra 1. 2; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2; District Music Contest 1. 2; Class Play 4. DEAN LaVERNE STUCK College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics 1: Senior Class Plav 1; Hl-Y 1. 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Student Manager Football 3. 4; Basket Ball 4; Class Play 3. 4; Class President 3: May Fete 1. 2. CLARK SUSONG. JUNIOR Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3; School News Staff 3. 4; Football 4: F. F. A. 3. 4. PETE EDWARD SUSONG Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Hl-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Poultry Judging Contest 2; F. F. A. 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Grain Judging Contest 3; Football 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play Staff 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH WHEELER Commercial—Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3. 4: President 2; School News Staff 4: Junior Dramatics 1. LLOYD WHITLOW General—Football 4. STARLINE ADELLE WHITMORE Comni'icia!—Junior Dramatics 1; School News Stsff 3: Senior Dramatics 2: National Thespian Club 3. 4: Secretary 4; District Dec1 amatory Contest 4; M-I-N-K Contest 4; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; District Music Contest 4; Commercial Club 3; Home Economics Club 4; Girl Reserves 4- G. A. A. 4; Class Play 4. CATHERINE AHLENE WILLS Home Economics and College Preparatory— Home Economics Club 1. 2; Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4; Junior Dramatics 1. PHYLLIS JEANNE YOUNG C mm rc.al and Co’leg? Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4: Literary Club 1. 2; Junior Dramatics 1; School News Staff : ; Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4; Commercial Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 3; District Music Contest 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1. 2, 3; Glee Club Pianist 4; Office 4; May Fet? Attendant 4; Class Play 4. .oiTa DOROTHY BARNHART College Preparatory—Central High School. Omaha 1. 2. 3; Junior Honor Societies 1. 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Central High Players 1. 2; Road Show 1. 2: Llnizer Travel Club 2: Dancing Club 1. 2. ELSIE MARIE CREIGHTON General—Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Vice Fresidcnt 3. ’DORIS LUCILLE CURTIS General. EDGAR EUGENE LLEWELLYN General—Hi-Y 1. 3. 4: Football 3. 4: Captain 5; Basket Ball 3. 4; Track 3. 4: Captain 4. ’NADINE LORRAINE MITCHELL General Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 4; Junior Dramatics 1; Operetta 2; School News Staff 2. 4. ROBERT JAMES PATTERSON General. SENIOR WITHOUT PICTURE RUTH GLADYS ANDERSON To be graduated at end of next semester. 1 ARMSTRONG IRVIN HUBBELL OFFICERS President________________________________________Tod Hubbell Vice President______________________________________Roy Irvin Treasurer___________________________________Worthy Armstrong sponsors Miss Gates Miss Srb VELMA ALLEN DOROTHY ARGABRIGHT WORTHY ARMSTRONG NAOMI BARNHART DUANE BENNETT MAUDIE BETTINGER CLARE BLAKE MELVIN BLOCHER VIRGIL BOHLING ERNA BOHREN CLIFFORD BOURLIER JOHN BOURLIER MARJORIE BUCK MARJORIE BUCKINGHAM DONALD COAD CAROL ROSE COLERICK DON COULTER HELEN DA H LK E Clan of ALVIN DcBUHR DORIS DOVEL IRENE EDEN FRED EHLERS ] JOAN FLAU BETTY LEA GALLOWAY EDITH GEBERS NORMA GREEN DALE GRITZ DONNA BELLE GROFF MILDRED GUILLIATT MARY ALICE HACKER LENA HAGER FELISTA HANDLEY ARLENE HARMS HERBERT HELMS CARLENE HOHENSEE TOD HUBBELL JAMES HUEY GLADYS HUTTON ROY IRVIN SIDNEY JOHNSON THEODA JONES ROBERT KOONTZ JEWELL KRUEGER BERT LLEWELLYN TELVA MARTIN BEULAH McALEXANDER JEROLYN McCARTY LAWRENCE McKENNEY JAMES McKENNEY JAMES MEYERS BETTY JEAN MILLER JAMES MILLER JUNIOR MOORE LORETTA MORSEY THURL NORVELL LOUIS OESTMANN EDWARD PARKER HAROLD PARKER ROY PARKER CLARENCE PICKETT JAMES POWER ERWIN PULWER MARCELENE RADEMACHER THOMAS REDDING CLARICE REED HAZEL ROSS MARY JANE SCHNEIDEWIND EDGAR SCOTT JOHN SHIVELEY MARY STEVENSON GENEVA STUTT VIRGIL SWAN d[a±± oj 59 GRACE IRENE TURNWALL MARIE UMLAND GEORGE VETTER GEORGE WALTZ THOMAS WHITAKER IRENE WHITNACK RACHEL WIENCKE PHYLLIS WILBERGER JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES LOYAL BEARD PATRICK BOYLE OPAL MAE CONNER IVAN STOCK OAK MAN RICHARDS President Treasurer SPONSORS Miss McGrew Miss Hubbert OFFICERS -------------------Robert Richards ------------------- Robert Oakman SOIMIOMOHK CLASS ROLL ADAMSON.IMOGENE ABLE. FRANK ALLGOOD. DOROTHY ALLGOOD. WILLIAM ANDERSON. MACK BACON.FLOYD BACON.LLOYD BARNHART. GOLDIE BARNHART. MARJORIE BAUERS. LYLE BOHLING. LaVERNE BOHLING. NORMA BREAZILLE. GENE BRESSLER. DONALD BURCH.ANNA CLARKE. BOYD EDEN. GWENDOLYN FISHER. JEANETTE GEICK. ROBERT GILLISPIE. ALVEEN GOINGS. MARJORIE GREEN. IRMA GRITZ. ALBERTA HARMS. MAXINE HECTOR. HAROLD HEMMINGSEN. ROBERT HUMPHREY. AMEL HURLBUTT. ARLENE JEZEWSK I. JOAN KEARNS. CAROL KEEDY. DOLORES KEEDY. VERNON KERMOADE. ARTHUR KNIPE. WILLIAM KUENNING. DONALD LAWRENCE. IRIS LEWMAN. MINNIE LITTLE. WARREN LOKIE. NEILAN LUNZMAN. LU ELLA MCCOMAS. ALDA MCINTYRE. RICHARD MCINTYRE. ROBERT McKENNEY. MELVIN MALONE. WESLEY MASTIN. HELEN MATHIS. EMORY MAYER. JEANNE MOORE. CLYDE NEIHART. HAROLD NEWMAN. MAXINE NORDBROCK. CLAUDE NORVELL. LA VERNE NORVELL. MAXINE OAKMAN.ROBERT PALMER. PHILLIP PETERS. RICHARD PETERS. ROGER REDFERN. LORRAINE REMMERS. MERLE RICHARDS. ROBERT ROGGE. FERN ROSE. ROGENE SCHACH.FRANK SCH N El DEW I N D. JOE SHANKS. JAMES SIMPSON. MARJORIE SMITH. SHIRLEY SNOW. HOWARD SNYDER. SHIRLEY STIVERS. CHARLES STROLE. FAYE ELLEN WEERS. LLOYD WILSON. PRISCILLA WRIGHT. GAYNELL WRIGHT. HELEN YATES. LOLA dull of LfO Top Row—Schach. Peters. Shanks. Bressler. Allgood. L. Bacon. Kermoade. Kuenning. F. Bacon. Second Row—Bauers, Able. Gelck. Lokle. Nelhart. McIntyre. Anderson. Norvell, Humphrey. Third Row—Newman. Crlger. Allgood. Fisher. Bohllng. Adamson. Eden, Goings. Harms. Fourth Row—Smith. Kearns. Jezewskl. Grltz. Rogge. Wilson. McComas. Hurlbutt. Top Row -Gillespie, Snyder. Redfern. Mastin. Barnhart. Wright, Green. Keedy. Burch. Simpson, Mayer. Second Row—Richards. Lewman, Yates. Rose. Knlpe. Norvell. Nordbrock. McIntyre. Peters. Malone. Third Row—Palmer. Lawrence. Lunzman. Norvell. Strole. Wright. Barnhart. Weers, Snow. Fourth Row—Remmers. Moore. Clark. Stivers. Hector. Oakman. McKenney. Mathis. WRIGHTSMAN CONLEY McPHERREN President_____ Vice President Treasurer ____ OFFICERS ------------------Raymond Conley ---------------Hakold Wrightsman ---------------Maxine McPherren sponsors Miss McCormick Miss Gibson FRIOS IIM A V CLASS MOLL ABLE. BETTY JEAN ADAMS. NORMA ADAMSON.THOMAS ALBRECHT. OMA DEAN ALLEN. EUNICE ALLEN. FRANCES BACON.DONALD BANKS. EARL BEARD. RUTH BLAKE. MARION BLOCHER.GEORGE BOHL. BOBBY BOHL. RICHARD BOHLING. MILDRED CONLEY. RAYMOND COWFLL. LA VERNE CREIGHTON. EARL CROSS. DONALD CURTIS. ROBERT CULWELL. LOUIS DAHLKE. WILLIAM DAVIS. HELEN DEAN. LULA MAE DRESSLER. JOHN DUSTIN. DAN ENGLES. DICK FELLERS. ARLENE FINGER. DOROTHY FLIES. GAYLORD FRANS. ROBERT GEBERS. PEARL GILLARD. DARLYNE GILLISPIE. LOIS GROFF. ROY HAITH. MARJORIE HAITH. ISABELLE HARPHAM. WILLIAM HARVEY. PAUL HIGGINS. ARDIS HIGGINS. WARREN HECTOR.ALBERTA HUDDART. DUANNE HULL. MARGARET HUMPHREY. NORMA JERAULD. ROBERT JIMERSON. MARY SHIRLEY JOHNSON. HUBERT JOHNSON. JANE JOHNSON. MURIAL KEEDY. ROBERT KEYT. NORMA KIPLING. JUNE LEHR. MARY ALICE MCCOY. JACK McKENNEY. FLOYD MCPHERREN. MAXINE MCVICKER. HAROLD MARCUS. BEVERLY MARTIN. MARLIN MASTIN. LLOYD MOODY. EVERETT MORGAN.THAYER MORRIS. DONALD NINAS. VIOLET OESTMANN.HAROLD PASCO.JEAN RATLIFF. BILLIE REDDING. LORRAINE ROWEN. IMOGENE SCHLANGE. ERMA SCHMIDT. KENNETH SCOTT. JACK SHANKS. WARREN SITZMAN. CHARLOTTE SNOW.HAROLD SNYDER. JOHN STEWART. MARY WALKER. DEAN WEERS. MERLIN WELLS. ORD W I A R. KAHLE WILLIAMS. KENNETH WRIGHTSMAN. HAROLD WYLAND. EILENE Top Row—Harpham. Hnith. Haith. Gillespie. Gebers, Bohlken. Beard. Davis. Hull. Cross. Second Row—Culwell. Creighton. Howell. Higgins. Flics. Banks. Dressier. Able. Blake. Fellers, Higgins, Hector. Third Row—Harvey. Frans. F. Allen. E. Allen. Cowell. Franck. Albrecht. Finger. Glllard. Humphrey; Adams. Dean. Fourth Row—Blocher. Groff. Curtis. B. Bohl, Dustin. Adamson. R. Bohl. Bacon. Conley. Dahlke; Engles. Top Row—Redding. Sitzman. Morgan. Wyland. Schlangc, Ninas. Pasco. Lehr, McPherren, Jimer-son. Keyt, Stewart. Rowen. Second Row—Morris. Weers. Keefer. Moody. Martin. McKenney, Schmidt, Wrightsman, Scott, Wiar. Third Row—Shanks. Huddart, Wells. Jerauld. Ratliff. Oestmann. Snow. McCoy. Mastln, Snyder. Fourth Row—Williams. McVicker. Keedy. Walker. Johnson. Kipling. Johnson. Marcus. Johnson. � -a � � � � � ,� � � Top Row—King. Hubbell. Dovel. Fraser, Johnson. Colerlck. Jimerson. Hubbert, Hull. Plager. Hacker. Waltz. Second Row-Beavers. Lawrence. Miller. Hohensee. Hutton. Gibbons. Grovenburg. Handley. Whitmore. President_____ Vice President Secretary_____ Sponsor _______ OFFICERS ------------------Margie Fraser --------------------Tod Hubbell -------------Starline Whitmore -------------------Miss Hubbert MEMBERS BEAVERS. GENE COLERICK. CAROL ROSE DOVEL. DORIS FRASER. MARGIE GIBBONS. MARY ANN GROVENBURG. MARY HACKER. MARY ALICE HANDLEY. FELISTA HOHENSEE. CARLENE HUBBELL. TOD HUTTON. GLADYS JIMERSON. MEREDITH JOHNSON.CLARENCE KING. WANDA MAE LAWRENCE. JOHN MILLER. JAMES PLAGER. ARDIS VETTER. GEORGE WALTZ. GEORGE WHITMORE. STARLINE The National Thespian Honor Society held their meetings once every two weeks on Monday evenings. During the year four plays were presented: Elmer,” Light,” Squaring It With the Boss,” and A Puritan Style Show. ’ The play Elmer” won a superior rating at the sub-district contest and Light,” the M-I-N-K play, won a rating of good. A system of merits and de-merits was worked out in which members earned merits for taking part in meetings, giving readings, or entering into any dramatic work. De-merits were given for negligence in learning required material, being late at meetings, and creating any unnecessary disturbance at meetings. This created a spirit of competition and made the meetings more interesting. A l. Fra President ijr ic F rascr Afaiionat i cam Top Row—Lavlgne. Power. Hubbert. Whltnack. Second Row -Wlencke. Dlttbrenner. Huey. Stevenson. Barnhart. Dahlke. MEMBERS ANDERSON. RUTH BARNHART. NAOMI DAHLKE. HELEN DITTBRENNER. MABEL HUEY. JAMES LAVIGNE. DOROTHY Sponsor ----------- PALMER. MARY ALICE POWER. JANICE STEVENSON. MARY WHITNACK. IRENE WIENCKE. RACHEL Miss Hubbert This group of dramatists met on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the sixth period. Each member was required to learn a long reading, short literary poems and to give a pantomime. “Rehearsal” a one-act play was given by this group at a G. R. tea, National Thespian Meeting and before the Y-Mar-Co class of the Presbyterian Church. dniox [j zanzatici % Top Row—Smith. Blankenship. Dustin. Hubbell. Beavers. Lawrence. Second Row—Hull. Lehr. Jlmerson. Colerlck. Dahlke, Allen. Hubbert. Third Row—Power. Barnhart. Olbbons. Grovenburg. Hohensee. Whitmore. Hacker. LOCAL DECLAMATORY CONTEST JANUARY 24. 1938 INTPRPR KTATIVK ORATORY Bert Smith- “Russia's Struggle for Life ..........................First Anselm Johnson—“Give Me Liberty or Death ........................Second ORIGINAL ORATORY Tod Hubbell—“Hats Off to Crime IIRA MATM’ READINGS Carlene Hohensee— Jean Marie .....................................First Helen Dahlke— Mercedes ..........................................Second Frances Allen—“The Hunchback of Zla ..............................Third Janice Power—“The Twilight Saint III' MOROFN READINGS Starline Whitmore— The Dedication of the Croutvllle Gas Station” ..First Mary Shirley Jlmerson— The Wedding ..............................Second Mary Alice Hacker— Amateur Hour ..................................Third Naomi Barnhart - Tom Sawyer's Love Affair ............Honorable Mention Irene Whltnack Codfish Deliriums” SUB-DISTRICT CONTEST AUBURN.NEBRASKA JANUARY 29. 1938 One-Act Play— Elmer ...........................................Superior Bert Smith ...............Superior Carlene Hohensee ........Excellent Starline Whitmore ...............Good DISTRICT DECLAMATORY CONTEST PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA FEBRUARY 12. 1938 One-Act Play— Elmer ...............................................Good Bert Smith ..................Superior M-l-N-K DRAMATIC ARTS CONTEST PERU. NEBRASKA MARCH 25. 1938 One-Act Play— Light” ...............................................Good Bert Smith ...............Superior Starllne Whitmore ............Good Darlene Hohensee .............Fair Meredith Jlmerson ............Good Tod Hubbell ................Excellent The Auburn entrants won the sweepstakes of the 1938 M-I-N-K Contest. dcLinzatoxij c c Top Row—Wells. Stivers. Wrlghtsman. Dustin. Aimstrong. Sohm'dt. Martin, Stewart. E. Allen; Adams. Second Row—Dressier. Palmer. Cowell. McPherren. Jlmerson. Finger. Lehr. Marcus. Halth. F. Allen. Third Row—McKenney. Lcwman. Gillespie, H rmi, Adamson. GaToway. Mayer. Fellers. Anderson. Fourth Row—McCoy. Wright. Allgood. Sttzman. Elen. Srb. Engles. MEMBERS Giion ADAMS. NORMA ADAMSON.IMOGENE ALLEN. EUNICE ALLEN.FRANCES ALLGOOD. DOROTHY COWELL. LAVERNE EDEN. GWENDOLYN FELLERS. ARLENE FINGER. DOROTHY GALLOWAY. BETTY LEA GILLISPIE. ALVEEN HAITH. MARJORIE HARMS. MAXINE JIMERSON. MARY SHIRLEY LEHR. MARY ALICE LEWMAN. MINNIE MCPHERREN. MAXINE MARCUS. BEVERLY MAYER. JEANNE SITZMAN. CHARLOTTE STEWART. MARY WRIGHT. HELEN Sponsors____________ iiovs Gitorp ANDERSON. MACK BLOCHER. GEORGE DRESSLER. JOHN DUSTIN. DAN McCOY. JACK MCKENNEY. FLOYD MCVICKER. HAROLD MARTIN. MARLIN MOORE. CLYDE MORRIS. DONALD PALMER. PHILLIP SCHMIDT. KENNETH SHANKS. WARREN STIVERS. CHARLES WALKER. DEAN WELLS. ORD WRIGHTSMAN. HAROLD Miss Srb, Miss Engles The Junior Dramatics Club was divided into a boys’ section and a girls' section in order not to conflict with other activities. Members took part in a declamtaory contest—Mary Alice Lehr won first place in the humorous division, and Mary Shirley Jimerson placed second. Frances Allen won first in the dramatic readings. Two plays were given this year—‘‘The Telegram” and “The Cat’s Whiskers.” Each member worked on readings of his own choice. Cluniox Cs % v % V % % % % % % 7TTTT ♦ � P ■� � • � � Reed, Hemmingsen. Sm'th, Jlmerson, Hubbell Mr Ncbelnlck Bert Smith, Bob Hemmingscn, Tod Hubbell. Meredith Jimerson and Gwendolyn Reed represented Auburn High School in debate during the 1938 season. The question for debate was “Resolved: That the several states should adopt a unieameral system of legislation.” Debate teams composed of various combinations of the debaters made excellent records in tournaments at Atchison. Kansas; Topeka, Kansas; Doane College. Hastings College and Peru College. They also participated in an invitation tournament held at Auburn and in the district debate tournament at Lincoln. The teams took part in fifty-five inter-school debates. Twenty-two decisions were won. eighteen were lost and the other debates were not judged for decisions. Gwendolyn Reed was graduated at the end of the first semester. Bert Smith and Meredith Jimerson will be graduated this year. Tod Hubbell is a junior and Bob Hemmingscn is a sophomore. During three years Gwendolyn Reed participated in thirty-eight interschool debates, Meredith Jimerson in fifty-five and Bert Smith in eighty-five. Bert was awarded a scholarship in debate by Denver University which enabled him to spend four weeks studying in their school of speech. He is also a member of the National Forensic League. Gwendolyn Reed. Meredith Jimerson. Bob Hemmingscn. and Tod Hubbell are now candidates for membership in the League. Mr. Nebelsick, Coach 'Bor ’ gtz PERSONNEL FIRST TK.VOK BACON.DONALD BOHLING. VIRGIL DUSTIN. DAN FLIES. GAYLORD HARVEY. PAUL KEFDY. VERNON LAWRENCE. JOHN MASTIN. LLOYD SNOW.HAROLD FIRST HASS ARMSTRONG. WORTHY CONLEY. RAYMOND DRESSLER. JOHN HEMMINGSEN. BOB PARKER. ROY REMMERS. MERLE WRIGHTSMAN. HAROLD SKCOXI) TENOR BLANKENSHIP. GENE DEBUHR. ALVIN DUSTIN. BILL JOHNSON. SIDNEY MOODY. HAROLD OrSTMANN. LOUIS WELLS. ORD SECOND BASS KUFNNING. DONALD LOKIE. NEILAN MARKLAND.BOB McKENNEY. MELVIN POWER. JAMES SCHMIDT. KENNETH Miss Stroh, Director Phyllis Young, Pianist AWARDS DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST FREMONT. NEBRASKA APRIL 1-2. 1938 Boys’ High Voice_______________Bill Dustin___________________Excellent Boys’ Medium Voice-------------Harold Moody-----------------------Good Boys’ Low Voice________________Melvin McKennev_______________Excellent Boys’ Quartette________________Gene Blankenship Bill Dustin Donald Kuenning Roy Parker.......—........... Excellent Boys’ Glee Club--------------------------------------------- Superior Top Row—D. Dustin. B. Dustin. Bacon. Blankenship. Moody. Hemmingsen. McKenney. Power. Schmidt. Remmers. Second Row—Lawrence. Flies. Snow. Johnson. Oestmann. DeBuhr. Parker. Armstrong. Markland. Third Row—Wells. Mastln. Bohling. Harvey. Kuenning. Stroh. Young. Lokte. Wrightsman. Conley. Dressier. Top Row—Marcus. T. Files, Yates. Parker. Jimcrson. Fisher. Fraser. Gibbons. King. McComas. Martin. Hacker. Wlencke. Smith. Power. Second Row—Argabright. Miller. Whitmore. V. Flies. Kearns. E. Allen. F. Allen. Gritz, Jezweski. Finger. McPherren. Handley. Dovel. Girl’s Girl’s Girl’s Girls’ Girls Third Row—Burch, Lawrence. Stevenson. Keyt, Lehr. Young. Stroh. Jimerson. Wright. Mastin, Grovenburg. PERSONNEL FIRST SOPRANO ARGABRIGHT. VIVIAN BURCH. ANNA FLIES. THELMA FLIES. VELMA JIMERSON. MEREDITH LAWRENCE. IRIS MARCUS. BEVERLY MILLER. BETTY PARKER. GLORYA STEVENSON. MARY WHITMORE. STARLINE YATES. LOLA FIRST ALTO FINGER. DOROTHY HACKER. EVELYN JIMERSON. MARY SHIRLEY MARTIN. TELVA MASTIN. HELEN MARIE McCOMAS. ALDA MCPHERREN. MAXINE WRIGHT. GAYNELL Director______________ Pianist_______________ SECOND SOPRANO ALLEN. EUNICE ALLEN. FRANCES FISHER. JEANETTE FRASER. MARGIE GIBBONS. MARY ANN GRITZ. ALBERTA JEZEWSKI. JOAN KEARNS. CAROL KEYT. NORMA KING. WANDA LEHR. MARY ALICE SECOND ALTO DOVEL. DORIS GROVENBURG. MARY HANDLEY. FELISTA POWER. JANICE SMITH. BETTY WIENCKE. RACHEL ___Miss Stroh Phyllis Young A WARDS DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST FREMONT. NEBRASKA APRIL 1-2. 1938 High Voice______________Glory a Parker________________Superior Medium Voice____________Margie Fraser________________Excellent Low Voice_______________Mary Grovenburg_________________Highly Superior Trio____________________Margie Fraser Mary Grovenburg Glorya Parker________________Excellent Glee Club______________________________________________Superior % c Top Row—D. Dustin. Harvey, Lawrence. B. Dustin. Oestmann. Johnson. Blankenship. Moody, Hemmlngsen. Markland. McKenney. J. Power. Kuenning. Schmidt. Lokle, R. Parker. Remmers. Armstrong. Second Row -Stevenson. T. Flies. Argabrlght. Whitmore. King. Hacker. Gibbons. Martin. Wright, Wiencke. Handley. Smith. Third Row—V. Flies. G. Parker. Jlmerson, Keyt. Fraser. Young. Stroh. McPherren. Finger, Mastin, Grovenbug. Power. Dovel. PERSONNEL SOI’|{ A XO ARGABRIGHT. VIVIAN FLIES. THELMA FLIES. VELMA FRASER. MARGIE GIBBONS. MARY ANN JIMERSON. MEREDITH KEYT. NORMA KING. WANDA PARKER.GLORYA STEVENSON. MARY WHITMORE. STARLINE TKXOR BLANKENSHIP. GENE DUSTIN BILL DUSTIN. DAN HARVEY. PAUL JOHNSON. SIDNEY LAWRENCE. JOHN MOODY. HAROLD OESTMANN. LOUIS AI .TO DOVEL. DORIS FINGER. DOROTHY GROVENBURG. MARY HACKER. EVELYN HANDLEY. FELISTA MARTIN. TELVA MASTIN. HELEN MARIE MCPHERREN. MAXINE POWER. JANICE SMITH BETTY WIENCKE. RACHEL WRIGHT. GAYNELL HASS ARMSTRONG.WORTHY HEMMINGSEN. BOB KUENNING. DONALD LOK IE. N EI LAN MARKLAND. BOB MCKENNEY. MELVIN PARKER. ROY POWER. JAMES REMMERS. MERLE SCHMIDT. KENNETH Mixed Quintette Mixed Chorus Miss Stroh, Director Phyllis Young, Pianist AWARDS DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST FREMONT. NEBRASKA APRIL 1-2. 1938 __________Bill Dustin Meredith Jimerson Melvin McKenney Janice Power Gaynell Wright____ _Superior Excellent LXZcl (lilOXllh Kearns Lora nee Grovenburg Finger McPherren PERSONNEL CLAIM NET BACON.DONALD BLAKE. CLARE BOYD. WILLIAM CONLEY. RAYMOND DUSTIN. WILLIAM FELLERS. ARLENE GEICK. GENEVIEVE GLEN. CARL HARVEY. ROBERT MAYER. JEANNE MILLER. MAXINE MUNDHENK. GALEN STROLE. FAY ELLEN YATES. LOLA THOMBONE KUENNING. DONALD PILCH. JAY SNOW.HAROLD WALKER. DEAN FHENCH HOHX ALLEN. FRANCES FLAU. JOAN HENDERSON. RUTH ANN OllOE WELLS. ORD BASS IIOHX HARPHAM. WILLIAM HARVEY. PAUL MCKENNEY. MELVIN MORRIS. DONALD OHX KT FLIES. GAYLORD HELMS. HERBERT HIGGINS. WARREN MAYER. HOWARD PALMER. PHYLLIS ANN RICHARDS. ROBERT STUCK. DEAN WILHELM. MENO SAXOPHONE BROWN. WILBUR. JR. HURLBUTT. ARLENE OSBORN. WILLIAM PARKER. EDWARD BARITONE FLAU. MYRA JOHNSON. HUBERT LOK IE. N El LAN BASSOON COAD. MERWIN ELITE BLAKE. MARIAN JIMERSON. MARY SHIRLEY YOUNG. PHYLLIS DIMM DRESSLER. JOHN HEMMINGSEN. ROBERT WRIGHTSMAN. HAROLD YOUNG. HAL Director----------------------------- Mr. Fuller AWARDS DISTRICT II MUSIC CONTEST Band Superior Superior Drum ---------------------------Bob Hemmingsen_______________ Percussion Group---------------John Dressier Harold Wrightsman Hal Young----------------Highly Superior Brass Quartette----------------Joan Flau Donald Kuenning Dean Stuck Bob Richards------------------Excellent Sand PERSONNEL CLARINET DUSTIN. BILL GLEN. CARL TRUMPET HELMS. HERBERT MAYER. HOWARD RICHARDS. ROBERT STUCK. DEAN VIOLIN ALLEN. EUNICE BLAKE. MARIAN FISHER. JEANETTE FLAU. MYRA HARVEY. PAUL HULL. MARY MARGARET HURLBUTT. MARGIE STUTT. GENEVA TURNWALL. GRACE IRENE WRIGHT. LOREN WRIGHTSMAN. HAROLD YATES. ELEANOR SOITSAPHO K MORRIS. DONALD HEMMINGSEN. BOB DRUM SAXOPHONE BROWN. WILBUR. JR. HORNS ALLEN.FRANCES FLAU. JOAN TROMBONE KUENNING. DONALD SNOW. HAROLD UELLO WRIGHT. GAYNELL STRING BASS BLAKE. CLARE FLUTE JIMERSON. MARY SHIRLEY YOUNG. PHYLLIS OBOE WELLS. ORD BASSOON COAD. MERWIN PIANO McKENNEY. MELVIN Director___________________________________________Mr. Fuller AWARDS DISTRICT II MUSIC CONTEST William Dustin__________________Clarinet____________ Clarinet Trio___________________Clare Blake William Dustin Carl Glen___________ Joan Flau________________________French Horn________ Phyllis Young-------------------Flute_______________ Wilbur Brown, Jr._______________Saxophone___________ Clare Blake_____________________Piano_______________ Highly Superior _Superior _Superior Excellent Excellent ____Good (Dzcli£±tza Top Row—Lehr. Dustin. 3anks. Moody. McCcy. Stivers. Cl rk. Oakman. L. Handley. Second Row—Redfern. Rose. Jczewskl, Martin. Waltz. Miller. Susong, Hohensee. Dovel. Mastln, Kearns. Third Row M. S. Jlmerson. M. Jlmerson, Young. Hutton. Hacker. Grltz. Parker. Power. Grant. King. Smith. Third Row—Fraser. Gibson. McPherren. Gibbons. Dressier. F. Handley. Finger, Srb. Grovenburg. OFFICERS President_______________________________Felista Handley Vice President________________________Mary Ann Gibbons Secretary and Treasurer_________________Dorothy Finger Cheer Leaders___________Mary Grovenburg, Margie Fraser MEMBERS ALLGOOD. BILL BANKS. EARL CLARKE. BOYD DOVEL. DORIS DRESSLER. JOHN DUSTIN. DAN FINGER. DOROTHY GIBBONS. MARY ANN GRANT. JEANETTE GRITZ. ALBERTA HACKER. MARY ALICE HANDLEY. FELISTA HEMMINGSEN. ROBERT HOHENSEE. CARLENE HUTTON. GLADYS JEZEWSKI. JOAN JIMERSON. MARY SHIRLEY JIMERSON. MEREDITH KEARNS. CAROL KING. WANDA MAE KOONTZ. BOB LEHR. MARY ALICE MARTIN. TELVA MASTIN. HELEN MARIE MCPHERREN. MAXINE MILLER. JAMES MOODY. EVERETT MOODY. HAROLD OAKMAN. ROBERT PARKER. GLORYA POEHLER. ROBERT POWER. JANICE REDFERN. LORRAINE ROSE. ROGENE SMITH. BETTY STIVERS. CHARLES SUSONG. CLARK. JR. SUSONG. PETE WALTZ. GEORGE YOUNG. PHYLLIS Sponsors_____________________________Miss Srb, Miss Gibson The Auburn High pep organization aroused much needed enthusiasm with the rallies presented prior to the football and basket ball games. At the games the group was instrumental in directing enthusiasm so that it was of benefit to the teams and to the school. Maxine McPherren, Dorothy Finger and John Dressier acted as cheer leaders.” ‘junior F elista Findley President cu Top Row-Coach Higgins. J. Susong. P. Susong. A’l'rood. Oakman, Harpham Henderson. Richards. Wiar. Second Row—Plager. F. Magor. ‘Moody. ■'Blankenship. ’Morris. B. Magor. ‘Handley, ♦Mayer, •Edwards. ‘Little. Koontz. McKenney. Third Row—Scott. ‘Darling. ‘Llewellyn. ‘D. Smith. B. Smith. •McConnell—Captain; ‘Ely, ‘Gritz, •Cox. ‘Whitlow. Stuck. Manager. • Lettermen. I larold McC onnel C aptain Mr. Higgins, Coach THE 1937 SEASON Sept. 24—Auburn-------------0—Hamburg. Ia.—Here Oct. 1—Auburn-------------20—-Sabetha, Kans.—There Oct. 8—Auburn-------------0—Falls City—There_____ Oct. 15—Auburn--------------6—Hiawatha, Kans.—Here Oct. 22—Auburn--------------24—Plattsmouth—Here---- Oct. 27—Auburn--------------7—Pawnee City—Here Nov. 11—Auburn--------------0—Wymore—There_________ Nov. 19—Auburn--------------6—Tecumseh—There_______ .25 .12 .20 . 7 12 . 7 32 . 0 Games Won Falls City---------------3 Pawnee City--------------2 Auburn ------------------ 1 Tecumseh ---------------- 1 Nebraska City-----------0 :rence standing mes Lost Ties Percentage 0 0 1000 0 1 892 1 1 658 3 0 250 3 0 000 oo tUf Top Row—Coach Higgins. Wlar. Scott. ‘Grltz. Blocher. ‘Helms. Cox (Manager). Second Row—‘Stuck. ‘Llewellyn. ‘Smith—Captain; ‘Morris. ‘Blankenship, ‘Meyers. Lettcrmen. Mr. Higgins, Coach Dec. 17—Auburn Dec. 21—Auburn Jan. 7—Auburn Jan. 14—Auburn Jan. 18—Auburn Jan. 21—Auburn Jan. 28—Auburn Feb. 4—Auburn Feb. 8—Auburn Feb. 11—Auburn Feb. 18—Auburn Feb. 24—Auburn THE 1937-1938 SEASON ________31—Syracuse—Here---- ________27—Sacred Heart—There --------18—Peru Prep—There --------22—Falls City—Here-- --------19—Tecumseh—There --------18—Pawnee City—There --------9—Peru Prep—Here --------28—Tecumseh—Here____ --------28—Plattsmouth—Here --------27—Pawnee City—Here . --------12—Falls City—There ________24—Humboldt—Here____ DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Auburn ----------------12—Falls City SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDING Games Won Falls City....................6 Pawnee City___________________4 Auburn _______________________2 Nebraska City________________ 1 Tecumseh ____________________ 1 Games Lost 0 2 4 3 5 16 24 .19 84 16 24 27 26 23 31 32 37 52 Percentage 1000 667 333 250 167 Delbert Smith C a plain Top Row—Blocher. Bohl. Wlar. Richards. Llewellyn. Meyers. Beard. McConnell. McKenney, Darling, Higgins—Coach. Second Row—Banks. Mayer. Helms. Cox. Koontz. Allgood. Oakman. Gritz. Eugene Llevvllyn C a plain Auburn Peru Auburn Tecumseh Auburn Humboldt Dawson Southeast Conference Auburn Dawson 1 k • M 1 s 4) o b 41 8 e POINTS TOTAL °L. McKenney 4 i 4 3 1 3 4 « 4 i 4 0 0 13 3 4 5 Gritz 16 i 4 10 10 3 4 9 « 0 0 4 50 1 2 'Banks 2 2 3 4 3 « 2 8 0 5 21 1 4 Koontz 8 10 10 10 10 3 5 56 Allgood 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 8 G. Llewellyn (Capt.) 8 7 « 4 6 5 1 « 3 0 27 7 12 5Oakman 1 4 0 2 3 0 0 10 Helms 2 « 4 8 3 3 7 1 4 0 0 23 1 2 Mayer 4 4 0 2 6 0 0 16 M. McKenney 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 2 i 4 B. Llewellyn 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 7 Cox 1 i 4 0 3 4 t 2 7 I 4 0 0 9 3 4 Little 5 0 0 3 0 0 0 8 Beard 5 2 � 4 4 3 8 1 1 3 2 I 26 i 4 McConnell 2 1 4 0 3 0 0 10 Meyers 2 4 0 0 7 0 0 13 Ratliff 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Handley 0 3 5 2 5 0 0 15 Wiar 0 o 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Lettermen Jxacti Top Row—Jimcr.O'., Rogge Ga loway. Adamson. C.-iger, Nowman. Yates. Turnwall. Pow r G.ecu. McComas. I. E ’.cn, M racy. McCarty. Kru gcr. L. Gillespie, lien. Second Row—Sitzman. A. Gillespie. Stevenson. Carr. Chambers. Grant. E. Hacker. G. Eden. Rowcn. Lcwman, Lawrence. A'.lgood. Third Row—Wright. Wh tmore. Parker. Gritz. M. Barnhart. M. A. Hacksr. Gibbons. Handley. Hutton. Humphrey. Srb. Gates. OFFICERS President________________________ Vice President___________________ Secretary and Treasurer__________ Mary Ann Gibbons __ Felista Handley Mary Alice Hacker MEMBERS ADAMSON.IMOGENE ALLEN. VELMA ALLGOOD. DOROTHY BARNHART. MARJORIE CARR. MAXINE CRIGER. ETHEL EDEN. GWENDOLYN EDEN. IRENE GALLOWAY. BETTY LEA GIBBONS. MARY ANN GILLISPIE. ALVEEN GILLISPI E. LOIS GINN. GLEOLA GRANT. JEANETTE GREEN. ANNETTE GREEN. NORMA GRITZ. ALBERTA GROFF. DONNABELL HACKER. EVELYN HACKER. MARY ALICE HACKER. MAXINE HANDLEY. FELISTA Sponsors___________ HUMPHREY. NORMA HUTTON. GLADYS JIMERSON. MARY SHIRLEY KRUEGER. JEWELL LAWRENCE. IRIS LEWMAN. MINNIE MCCARTY.JEROLYN MCCOMAS. ALDA MORSEY. LORETTA NEWMAN. MAXINE PARKER. GLORYA PASCO. JEAN POWER. JANICE ROGGE. FERN ROWEN. IMOGENE SITZMAN. CHARLOTTE STEVENSON. MARY TURNWALL. GRACE IRENE WHITMORE. STARLINE WRIGHT. HELEN YATES. LOLA Miss Srb, Miss Gates The Girls’ Athletic Association was organized this year for g ls to fill the need for a complete physical education program. The girls have hiked, roller skated, played volley ball and basket ball for organized activities during the fall and winter seasons. At ary Ann C it ( ons President dthidtic c f±±ociati on Top Row—Barnhai t. Red fern, Gillespie. Mastin. Kearns. Smith. Oelck. Hull. Argabrlght. Second Row Wills. Parker. Grltz. Lewman. Yates. Green. E. Hacker. McCarty. Wlencke. Third Row—Grovenburg. McComas. Norvell. Stevenson. Whitmore. Dovel. Handley. Hutton. Roberts. Fourth Row—Hubbert. King. Jlmerson. Young. Plager. Files, Galloway, M. A. Hacker. Blake, Lavlgne. Fraser. OFFICERS President_______________________ Vice President___________________ Secretary _______________________ Treasurer _______________________ Pianist__________________________ Song Leader______________________ Social Chairman_________________ Membership Chair mail____________ Program Chairman________________ Service Chairman_________________ Finance Chairman_________________ Publicity Chairman_______________ ________Ardis Plager -------Thelma Flies Meredith Jimerson _____Phyllis Young ________Clare Blake _______Margie Fraser ___Wanda Mae King _______Thelma Flies Betty Lea Galloway ___Dorothy Lavigne ___ Phyllis Young _ Mary Alice Hacker MEMBERS ARGABRIGHT. VIVIAN BARNHART. MARJORIE BLAKE. CLARE DOVEL. DORIS FLIES. THELMA FRASER. MARGIE GALLOWAY. BETTY LEA GEICK. GENEVIEVE GILLISPIE. ALVEEN GREEN. ANNETTE GROVENBURG. MARY GRITZ. ALBERTA HACKER.EVELYN HACKER. MARY ALICE HANDLEY. FELISTA HULL. MARY MARGARET HUTTON. GLADYS JIMERSON. MEREDITH KEARNS. CAROL KING. WANDA MAE LAVIGNE. DOROTHY LEWMAN. MINNIE MASTIN. HELEN MCCOMAS. ALDA NORVELL. MAXINE PLAGER. ARDIS REED. GWENDOLYN REDFERN. LORRAINE SMITH. BETTY STEVENSON. MARY WHITMORE. STARLINE WIENCKE. RACHEL WILLS. CATHERINE YATES. LOLA YOUNG. PHYLLIS Sponsors______________________Miss Hubbert, Miss Roberts Woman’s Council_______________________Mrs. J. A. Jimerson Mrs. Li.oyd Fraser, Mrs. Cecil Hacker fa fa 4b fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa Top Row—McKenney. Clark. Stivers. Allgood. Oakman. Nordbrock. Lokle. Wells. Higgins. Huey. Second Row—Richards. Martin. Bacon. Dustin. Bohl. Harvey. J. Susong. R. Parker. Redding. Third Row—Schmidt. E. Parker. Johnson. Hubbell. B. Smith. Handley. Moody. Poehler. Banks. Fourth Row—Nebelslck. Dressier. D. Smith. P. Susong. Markland. Johnson. LaRue. OFFICERS President--------------------------------Delbert Smith Vice President-------------------------Robert Markland Secretary and Treasurer_____________________Pete Susong MEMBERS ALLGOOO. BILL BACON. DONALD BANKS. EARL BOHL. RICHARD CLARKE. BOYD DRESSLER. JOHN DUSTIN. DAN GRITZ. DALE HANDLEY. LESTER HARVEY. PAUL HEMMINGSEN. BOB HIGGINS. WARREN HUBBELL. TOD HUEY. JAMES JOHNSON. ANSELM JOHNSON. SIDNEY JOHNSON. HUBERT LLEWELLYN. GENE LOK IE. NEILAN Sponsors________________ PLEDGE To create and maintain high standards of Christian living throughout the school and community. SLOGAN Clean Living Clean Speech Clean Scholarship Clean Sportsmanship MAGOR. BOYD MAGOR. FLOYD MARKLAND. BOB MARTIN. MARLIN MCKENNEY. MELVIN MEYERS. JAMES MOODY. HAROLD NORDBROCK. CLAUDE PARKER. P. EDWARD PARKER. ROY POEHLER. BOB REDDING. TOMMY RICHARDS. BOB SCHMIDT. KENNETH SMITH BERT SMITH. DELBERT SUSONG. CLARK. JR. SUSONG. PETE WELLS. ORD Mr. Nebelsick, Mr. LaRue Delbert Smith President Hi {lj Top Row—Ratliff. Higgins. B. Bohl. Keefer. Groff. Walker. Wrtghtsman. Wiar. McCoy. Second Row—Moody. Culwell. Howell. Weers. Oestmann. Frans. Jerauld. Third Row—Mastln. Martin. Curtis. Snyder. Williams, Dahlke. Adamson. McKenney. Fourth Row—Nebelsick. Schmidt. R. Bohl. Johnson. Dustin. Morris. Shank. 1m Kenneth Schmidt President OFFICERS President______________________________Kenneth Schmidt Vice President_____________________________________Jack McCoy Second Vice President______________________Richard Bohl Bouncers____Bill Ratliff, William Harpham, Jack Scott MEMBERS ADAMSON.THOMAS ALLGOOD. BILL BANKS. EARL BLOCHER. GEORGE BOHL. RICHARD BOHL. ROBERT CULWELL. LOUIS CREIGHTON. EARL CURTIS. ROBERT DAHLKE. WILLIAM DRESSLER. JOHN DUSTIN. DAN FRANS. ROBERT GROFF. ROY HARPHAM. WILLIAM HIGGINS. WARREN HOWELL. FORREST JERAULD.ROBERT JOHNSON. HUBERT KEEFER. JAMES Sponsor _______ MARTIN. MARLIN MASTIN. LLOYD MCCOY. JACK MCKENNEY. FLOYD MCVICKER. HAROLD MOODY. EVERETT MORRIS. DONALD OESTMANN.HAROLD OESTMANN. LOUIS OAKMAN.ROBERT RATLIFF. BILL SCOTT. JACK SCHMIDT. KENNETH SHANKS. WARREN SNYDER. JOHN WALKER. DEAN WEERS. MERLIN WILLIAMS. KENNETH WRIGHTSMAN. HAROLD Mr. Nebelsick This club was organized this year for the purpose of a better understand- V ing of hunting and fishing. It also helps to promote the protection of wild game and stresses better sportsmanship. and Jiih Top Row—Jezcw.ski. Kearns. Mastin. Strok . Green. Barnhart. Allgood. Keedy. Burch. Simpson. McComas. Second Row—Lewman. Smith. Newman. Crlger. H. Wright. Lunzman. Norvell. Lawrence. Third Row—Snyder. Mayer. Rogge. Eden. Goings. Harms. Bohllng, Fisher. Yates. Gillespie. Fourth Row—Barnhart. Hurlbutt. Adamson. Wilson. Redding. Gritz. G Wright. Rose. Engles. OFFICERS President---------------------------------Alberta Gritz Vice President---------------------------------Imogene Adamson Secretary----------------------------------------Arlene Hurlbutt Treasurer----------------------------------Rogene Rose Board of Directors--------------Priscilla Dean Wilson Lorraine Redfern Program Committee Chairman______________Gaynell Wright Social Committee Chairman____________Marjorie Barnhart MEMBERS ADAMSON.IMOGENE ALLGOOD. DOROTHY BARNHART. GOLDIE BARNHART. MARJORIE BOHLING. NORMA BURCH. ANNA CRIGER. ETHEL MAE EDEN. GWENDOLYN FISHER. JEANETTE GILLISPIE. ALVEEN GOINGS. MARJORIE GREEN. IRMA GRITZ. ALBERTA HARMS. MAXINE HURLBUTT. ARLENE JEZEWSKI. JOAN KEARNS. CAROL KEEDY.DOLORES LAWRENCE. IRIS LEWMAN. MINNIE LUNZMANN. LOU ELLA MASTIN. HELEN MARIE MAYER. JEANNE MCCOMAS. ALDA NEWMAN. MAXINE NORVELL. MAXINE REDFERN. LORRAINE ROGGE. FERN ROSE. ROGENE SIMPSON. MARGERY SNYDER. SHIRLEY SMITH. SHIRLEY STROLE. FAYE ELLEN WILSON. PRISCILLA DEAN WRIGHT. GAYNELL WRIGHT. HELEN YATES. LOLA Sponsor-------------------------------------Miss Engles Soft 10 7101Z I be ria Gritz President Top Row—Yates, A. Gillespie. Kermoade. Keedy. Pasco, Rogge. G. Eden. Wyland. Hull. Davis. Able. Beard. P. Gebers. Schneldewlnd. I. Eden. Second Row—Haith. Smith. Levman, A. Harms. Conn. Carr. Jones. Mitchell. Ajlgood. Newman. Crlger, Lunzman, Hector. M. Harms. Reed. Third Row—Ninas. G. Barnhart. M. Barnhart. McComas. Buck. Sltzman. Franck. Whitmore. Fellers. Mayer. Galloway. Dlttbrenner. Cowell. Ntncehelser. Rowen. Fourth Row—Bohling. L. Gillespie. Humphrey. Allen. Schlange, Adamson. Higgins, Gibson. Green. Goings. E. Gebers. Kipling. Dean. Morgan. Norma Oreen rc$icfen I OFFICERS — FIRST SEMESTER President_____ Vice President Secretary_____ Treasurer ____ ___Norma Green Imogens Adamson ___Ardis Higgins Erma Schlange OFFICERS - SECOND SEMESTER President_____ Vice President Secretary ____ Treasurer ____ __ Norma Green Marjorie Goings ___Edith Gebers Ardis Higgins ABLE. BETTY ADAMSON.IMOGENE ALLEN. EUNICE ALLGOOD. DOROTHY ARGABRIGHT. VIVIAN BARNHART. GOLDIE BARNHART. MARJORIE BEARD. RUTH BOHLING. MILDRED BOHREN. ERNA BUCK. MARJORIE CARR. MAXINE CONN. ESTHER CONNER. OPAL MAE COWELL. LAVERNE CREIGHTON. ELSIE CRIGER. ETHEL DAVIS. HELEN DEAN. LULU MAE DITTBRENNER. MABEL EDEN. IRENE EDEN. GWENDOLYN FELLERS. ARLENE FLIES. THELMA MEMBERS FLIES. VELMA FRANCK. NELLIE GALLOWAY. BETTY LEA GEBERS. EDITH GEBERS. PEARL GILLISPIE. ALVEEN GILLISPIE. LOIS GINN. GLEOLA GOINGS. MARJORIE GREEN. NORMA GROFF. DONNABELL HAITH. ISABELL HARMS. ARLENE HARMS. MAXINE HECTOR.ALBERTA JUNE HIGGINS. ARDIS HULL. MARGARET HUMPHREY. NORMA JONES. RITA KEEDY. DOLORES KERMOADE. RUTH KIPLING. JUNE LEWMAN. MINNIE LUNZMANN.LOU ELLA MAYER. JEANNE MCCOMAS. ALDA MCCARTY.JEROLYN MITCHELL. NADINE MORGAN.THAYER NEWMAN. MAXINE NINCEHELSER. ROSALIE NINAS. VIOLET PASCO.JEAN REED. CLARICE ROGGE. FERN ROWEN. IMOGENE SCHLANGE. ERMA SCHNEIDEWIND. MARY JANE SITZMAN. CHARLOTTE SMITH. SHIRLEY SNYDER. SHIRLEY STUTT. GENEVA WHEELER. MARGIE WHITMORE. STARLINE WILBERGER. PHYLLIS WYLAND. EILENE YATES. LOLA Sponsor_____________________________________Miss Gibson Top Row- Schmidt. Engles. Dustin. Armstrong. Nebelstck. Second Row—Dahlke. Plager. Moody. Smith. McKenney. Wright. Handley. OFFICERS President...........................................Bert Smith Vice President ......................... Harold Moody Secretary and Treasurer ...............Melvin McKenney Bcrl Smith f’resident MEM SKXIOItS BERT SMITH ARDIS PLAGER HAROLD MOODY SOIMIO.MOHKS BOB HEMMINGSEN GAYNELL WRIGHT MELVIN MCKENNEY Sponsor ERS II MORS FELISTA HANDLEY WORTHY ARMSTRONG HELEN DAHLKE KICKS II.M K. RICHARD ENGLES KENNETH SCHMIDT DAN DUSTIN Mr. Nebeusick The Student Council worked out a plan for student activity tickets which was adopted by the student body. The Council acted as a student court which took charge of conduct problems in the school. A student government day was sponsored by the group and they also managed a field day for grade and country schools. Qualifications for the May Queen and her attendants were made by the council. Studznt douned Top Row—R. Jerauld. Flies. Norvcll. J. Susonj. E. Moody. Jerauld. Dah k?. Ratliff. H. Parker. Second Row—Stivers. Shanks. Keedy. Hud dart. Able. Keefer. C. Moore. Bourllcr. Frans. Third Row—Helms. J. Moore. W. Armstrong. Walker. P. Simons, H. Moody. Lawrence. Cond. Fourth Row—R. Parker. DeBuhr. G. Armstrong. Knipe. Miller. Bohllng. LaRue. Virgil Bohling President President______ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer _____ News Reporter Chief Bower __ OFFICERS _________________Virgil Bohling __________________James Miller ____________________Bill Knipe __________________Alvin DeBuhr ____________________Roy Parker ______________Gerald Armstrong MEMBERS ARMSTRONG.GERALD BOHLING. VIRGIL BOURLIER. CLIFFORD COAD. DON DEBUHR. ALVIN HELMS. HERBERT JERAULD. RONALD KNIPE. BILL LAWRENCE. JOHN Sponsor ___________ MAYER. JOHN MILLER. JAMES MOODY. HAROLD NORVELL. LAVERN PARKER. HAROLD PARKER. ROY STIVERS. CHARLES SUSONG. CLARK. JR. SUSONG. PETE ________Mr. LaRue The Future Farmers of America is a National Organization for boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture departments in high schools. The Auburn Chapter of the F. F. A. is one of sixty-eight chapters organized in the vocational agriculture schools of Nebraska. Membership in the state increased from 1,367 last year to 1,812 this year. Degrees are given for specified accomplishments. SJutu’iz Oaimzii Top Row—Barnhart. Power. Gelck. Dahlke. Hacker. Allen. Gullliatt. Second Row—Huey. P. Susong, Poehler. Ely. Wheeler. Buckingham. Blake. Third Row—Higgins. Mitchell. Green. R. Parker. Beavers. G. Parker. Hutton Gibbons. Handley. THE STAFF—First Semester Editor-In-Chief........Mary Ann Gibbons Associate Editor .........Fellsta Handley Business Manager ............Doris Curtis Circulation Manager ......Ruth Anderson Advertising Solicitors — Virginia Carson, Fellsta Handley. Bob Poehler. Sterling Schmidt. Pete Susong. Sports Reporters — Gene Beavers. Clare Blake. Roy Parker. Clark Susong. Travel Columnist ..........Helen Dahlke Fashion Columnist...............Genevieve Gelck Humor Columnists—Clare Blake, Marjorie Buckingham. Virginia Carson. Fellsta Handley. Grade School Reporters—Betty Chambers. Gladys Hutton. Society Editor ...........Nadine Mitchell Club Reporter ............Annette Green Typists—Velma Allen. Naomi Barnhart. Marjorie Buckingham. Mildred Gullliatt, Margie Wheeler. Special Reporters — Lena Hager. Arlene Harms. Hazel Ross. Sponsor_________________________ THE STAFF—Second Semester Editor-In-Chief .........Fellsta Handley Associate Editor ..................Helen Dahlke Business Manager ....................Bob Poehler Advertising Solicitors — Naomi Barnhart. Doris Curtis, Gladys Hutton. Clark Susong. Jr.. Pete Susong. Circulation Manager .....Margie Wheeler Sports Editor .......................Roy Parker Sports Reporter ................Bill Ely Society Editor ..........Nadine Mitchell Verse Editor ..............Janice Power Book Review Writer ................James Huey Columnists — Genevieve Gelck. Floydean Higgins. Glorya Parker. Feature Writer ........Mary Alice Hacker Grade School Reporters—Velma Allen. Mildred Gullliatt. Typists—Velma Allen. Clare Blake. Marjorie Buckingham. Genevieve Gelck, Annette Green. Mildred Gullliatt, James Huey, Margie Wheeler. -------------Miss McCormick Mary nn Oittons F clista I I an dley L a i tors Jbchool Top Row—Hacker. Dlttbrenner. Bergman. Roberts. Pochlcr. Darling. Galloway. Second Row-Higgins. Argabright. Plager. Lavlgne. Jerauld. Beavers. Susong. Editor_____________________________Dorothy Lavigne Business Managers__________________Ronald Jerauld Gene Beavers Advertising Managers---------------Robert Poehler Richard Galloway Joe Darling Pete Susong Administration and Classes---------Maxine Hacker Floydean Higgins Activities_________________________.Mabel Dittbrenner Ardis Plager Typists____________________________Vivian Argabright Hilda Bergmann Sponsor____________________________Miss Roberts nnuaL ATHLETIC FIELD Friday. May 13. 1938—2:30 P. M. Music PROCESSIONAL Senior Class May Queen Maid of Honor __ Prince Attendant to Prince Senior Class Attendants: Margie Fraser Phyllis Young Escorts _ Gene Blankenship Bill Dustin Junior Class, Attendants: Mary Alice Hacker Felista Handley Escorts Bob Koontz James Miller Shirlev McKennev, Billy Roberts Sophomore Class Attendants: Alberta Gritz Carol Kearns Escorts Donald Kuenning Bob Richards Freshman Class Attendants: Dorothy Finger Mary Alice Lehr Escorts __ Earl Banks Everett Moody Crown Bearer Sceptre Bearer Gift Bearer Flower Girls..Rose Mary Castner, Dorothy Godkin, Marcine Milam, Joan Peek Train Bearers_______________________Kyla Conner, Barbara June Russell CROWNING OF THE QUEEN PAGEANT____________________________________ “America The Beautifui. (Pageant in Six Episodes Using American Music) EPISODE I Indian Songs and Dances. EPISODE IV Frontier Days. EPISODE II Songs of the Pilgrims. The First Thanksgiving. EPISODE III Colonial Days. Scene I—“Spirit of ’76.” Scene II—The Minuet. EPISODE V Songs of the South. Scene I—“Deep River.” Scene II—A Dance at the Big House. EPISODE VI Finale—“From Sea to Shining Sea.” Directed By Marie Stroh Franklin Rand... Mrs. Rand........ Kitty............ Elmer ........... Diana Rand ...... Rand Twins...... Donald Rand.... Margie Scanlon. Richard Crandall Norman Aldrich.. Junior Class Play “SHIRT SLEEVES” DECEMBER 0-10. 1937 Miss Hubbert, Director CAST Lawrence McKenney .. Mary Alice Hacker .........Doris Dovcl ....Sidney Johnson ___Carlene Hohensec Gladys Hutton .... George Waltz ........James Miller .... Felista Handley Clar � Bl ke .........Tod Hubbell ..........Ivan Stock Clare Blake Midge Waring............. Felista Handley Clarissa Scott...........Enid Tankersley Auctioneer .....................Dale Grltz Alpha ....................Rachel Wlencke Omega..................Carol Rose Colerlck Rftairairpmpn James Meyers Baggagemen.............. Louis Oestmann Townspeople- Helen Dahlke. Patrick Boyle, Nnomi Barnhart. James Huey. Irene Whitnack. Mary Stevenson. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The Time: 1931. The Place: Living room of the Rand home in a mid western city. Act I—Scene I Scene II Act II—Scene I Scene II Act III—Scene I Scene II About 11:30 on a cold February night. Early afternoon, about September 10. A week later, early evening. Some days later, early afternoon. About a month later, late afternoon. Two days later, about 10:00 A. M. Senior Class Play “GROWING PAINS” APRIL 28-29. 1938 Miss Hubbert, Director CAST George McIntyre...........John Lawrence Terry McIntyre.........Wanda Mae King Mrs. McIntyre..........Mary Grovenburg Professor McIntyre...................Bert Smith Sophie ...............Mary Ann Gibbons Mrs. Patterson.....................Evelyn Hacker Elsie Patterson........Meredith Jlmerson Traffic Officer........Gene Blankenship Dutch ........................Bob Poehler Brian ....................Lester Handley Omar .........................Bill Dustin Hal ................................Dean Stuck Pete ......................Bob Markland Prudence ..................Margie Fraser Patty.................Mary Margaret Hull Jane ..................Starline Whitmore Miriam ....................Glorya Parker Vivian .............................Betty Smith Extra Boys and Girls—Vivian Argabrlght. Boyd Magor. Janice Power. Delbert Smith. Phyllis Young. Harold Moody. SCENES Act I—Scene I: Late afternoon. Scene II: Several months later, midday Act II—Scene I: A few weeks later, evening. Scene II: Two hours later. Act III— The next morning. SYNOPSIS It tells the dilemna of the McIntyres, who see their boy and girl tossed in the cataracts of adolescence and can help little further than give directions for the turbulent course from a distance, advices which egocentric youth always rejects, of course. These two kids, George and Terry, go through their throes in company with the neighborhood kids. Many things happen to all of them, but the end is bright and promising. The action of the play is laid in the Patio of the McIntyre residence in a university town in northern California. Cline s Pharmacy When you get it at Cline’s you know it is good. COURTESY SERVICE ACCURACY QUALITY Nemaha County Abstract Company BONDED ABSTRACTERS (Established 1887) R. R. Blankenship, President Phene 44 Auburn, Nebr. You can now Build a New Home or Remodel your present one on Monthly Payments! T. W. Engles Lbr. Co. Lowest Prices on BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL Dr. H. G. Harris Dentist (Over Cline’s Drug Store) Auburn, Nebr. Ella-Margaret Shop “The Shop of Quality” Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear MILLINERY KELLIGAR Goodyear RADIATOR REPAIRING Exide Batteries Phone 18 Auburn, Nebr. CASEY TIMM Funeral Home “Thoughtful Service” Phone 93 Auburn. Nebr ORA E. COPES Druggist on the Hill Auburn, Nebr. One of the Finest Fountains in Nebraska It’s Simple and Easy to Bake With NEBRASKA BEAUTY FLOUR Auburn Milling Co The Home Millers A. A. BEATTY, Prop. READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING J. C. PENNEY CO. 1212 J St.—Auburn, Nebr. SHOES DRY GOODS C. A. Lutgen, M. D, Swan Building PHONE 203 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. McKNIGHT CLOTHING CO. Kuppenheimer Clothes Wilson Bros. Furnishings Stetson Hats Walkover Shoes THE MILAM GREENHOUSES Extend to the A. H. S., a Most Cordial Welcome Any and All Times— We are always glad to have you see our stock and pleased to fill your orders for Cut Flowers and Plants—Corsages a Specialty. Most truly yours, THE MILAM GREENHOUSES Phone 189 Auburn, Nebr. 1 NEMAHA COUNTY CREAMERY (NC)N-ST X'K (’( -( ITERATIVE) Highest Quality Butter and Ice Cream i J Phone 4 I ----------- Of, For, and By tlu Farmers Auburn, Nebr. EDGAR FERNEAU Attorney-at-Law Auburn. Ncbr. Phone 400 Night 599 Auburn Machine Works HUDSON—TERR AP LANE Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding Gleaner Baldwin Combines Power Wrecker F. J. Schmidt. Mgr. Auburn. Nebr. Hair Styling a Specialty . . . Jump in Your Car And Come as You Are —to— Elite Beaute Shop 1300% Courthouse Ave. Leah Erisman DAVIS CLEANERS Hats Blocked SUITS MADE TO ORDER We Call for and Deliver Buick Sales and Service j G. M. C. TRUCKS Federal Tires—Texaco Gas— I Delco Batteries I General Repairing I i Mastin Motor Co. I. E. Mastin. Prop. Phone 90 Dr. A. T. Harding Dentist X-RAY (Office in Swan Bldg.) Phone 55 Auburn, Nebr. Grovenburg Electric Service Auburn. Nebr. Motor Tune-Up PHONE 481 Meet and Eat . . . Klain’s Strut-In CURB SERVICE Day and Night Phone 182 Auburn. Nebr. WRIGHTSMAN’S Grocery and Market A Home Concern HOME OF Lee and H. G. F. Canned Goods Phone 210 Auburn, Nebr. CHAMPLIN OILS GAS GREASES Wholesalers—Retailers For Prompt Service Call 51 O. L. LITTLE SONS AUBURN, NEBRASKA THE CARSON NATIONAL BANK A Reliable Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Auburn, Nebraska Service Wrecker Service Sales H. B. HENDERSON MOTOR CO. Phone 370 Auburn, Nebr. “WATCH THE FORDS GO BY” j When Planning Your Dinner or Party THINK OF Horchler’s Bakery Auburn, Nebr. Tushla General Hospital Dr. F. M. Tushla PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Auburn, Nebr. Complete Line of Parts- FOR ALL POPULAR CARS AND TRACTORS Mullenax Auto Supply Phone 266 Auburn, Nebr. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE S. W. EUSTICE Auburn, Nebraska : Phone 65 LOANS INVESTMENTS Independent Produce Company For Delicious Home Made Ice Cream Fresh Daily From Our Freezer Special Prices for School Picnics PHONE 76 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY LEE KELLIGAR Attorney-at-Law Auburn, Nebr. Fred Bosshammer T ailor GOOD CLOTHES TO ORDER DRY CLEANING PRESSING and REPAIRING 907% Central Ave. Phone 365 Auburn, Nebr Marcus Bargain Center Novelty Apparel FOR MEN AND WOMEN Exclusive Agency for Beau Brummel Shirts and Peters Shoes Natural Gas— QUICK—CLEAN—SAFE Peoples Natural Gas Company Auburn, Nebr. DARLING TRANSFER Service Our Motto T7 We Specialize in Livestock Hauling -A Iso-General Freight Commodities AUBURN BEATRICE FALLS CITY LINCOLN OMAHA 265 126 302 B-7063 JA 3275 V PRESCRIPTION B DRUGGISTS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS GET IT AT GLEN S « IT’S BETTER •5$ Sinclair H-C Gasoline Opaline Pennsylvania Quaker State Motor Oils 1 Johnson Ward SERVICE COURTESY National Farm Loan Associations OSCAR A. FLAU Secretary-Treasurer Phone 233 Auburn, Nebr. Paul R. Lorance Insurance of All Kinds 913 Central Ave. Telephone 8 I Schneider’s Electric Service i Westinghouse Lamps 909 Central Ave. Phone 396 | Auburn Abstract Co j FLOYD W. POHLMAN (Office in Nemaha County Bank Building) PHONE 170 Dr. Fred C. Malony Dental Surgeon Auburn. Nebraska Wm. G. Rutledge Lawyer (West of Court House) Phone 88Y Auburn, Nebr. Rite Price Grocery F E. Wocds. Manager EVERY DAY PRICES—FIGURE YOUR SAVINGS DAILY! ‘We Take the Guesswork Out of Your Buying” Every Article—Special Every Day DR. I. W. IRVIN Physician and Surgeon (Office in Cline Building) Auburn, Nebr. Gamble Agency Store HARRY BUNGE, Owner The Friendly Store Phone 311 Auburn, Nebr. i | AUBURN HOTEL i —AND— ! AVENUE HOTEL | 85 ROOMS ■ Auburn, Nebraska Armstrong - McKnight Attorneys-at-Law — I Auburn, Nebr. I (Office over Glen’s Drug Store) ! ! Guarantee Mutual Life Company OMAHA. NEBR. There is no Substitute for Life Insurance. F. L. McPherren, Gen. Agt. Auburn, Nebr. DR. L. G. HOPPER j Dentist j (T W. Engles Lumber Co. Office Bldg.) ' Auburn, Nebr. . PHONE 28 | _________________________ i At Your Service Nelson 8C Nordlund j — “On the Hill and On the Square” [ PHONE 467 I -------------------------- j GREEN LANTERN ! Fountain and Lunches Fairmont’s Ice Cream | — Candy and Nuts j — PHONE 249 I _______________________ ! Chrysler and Plymouth SALES and SERVICE Rothert’s 5c to $1 Store Fred A. Rothert, Prop. “A PLEASANT PLACE TO SHOP” ! W. A. McKEE j Auburn, Nebr. j i B. F. Lorance, M. D. I 7 j Physician and Surgeon Auburn, Nebr. Office in First Nat’l. 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. West of Courthouse j Auburn, Nebr. I ---------------------------I i HARNESS HARDWARE j ! C. P. MURPHY i Phone 463 Auburn, Nebr. j Congratulations and Good Luck to The Seniors ] H. HEMMINGSEN | j Dry Goods—Ready-to-Wear AUBURN, NEBRASKA I | Dr. B. B. Schaffer i Western Auto Asso- | , Chiropractor date Store i j HOME OWNED ( 1 i | Office over Hinky-Dinky Store 0. N. Ragan ■ Phene 156 Auburn, Nebr. Phone 516 Auburn, Nebr. | i J WM. N. BOYD T. W. GOIT ! Writes Insurance Hardware Furniture j of All Kinds Undertaking j i AMBULANCE i 1 Auburn, Nebraska Phones—Store 123 Residence and j Funeral Home 290. Our Hamburgers are a Treat! | IRA PEEK O j i You will find them hard to beat. j Sinclair Station I So eat at the J I | Expert Washing and Greasing „ i TIRES AND BATTERIES Nu-Way Lunch j Phone 623 Auburn, Nebr. 1 Where you ’ll always find the bunch, j j | GILMORES’ DR. R. I. MOSHER ! Dry Goods and ! Dentist 1 1 Ready-to-Wear j X-RAY Auburn, Nebr. Phone 500 Auburn, Nebr. GRANT’S MARKET We Feature QUALITY MERCHANDISE Phone 31 Auburn, Nebr. COMPLIMENTS -°f- CURZON—The Jeweler Auburn, Nebraska “He Profits Most Who Serves Best” Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Work of the Better Class ELMER DOVEL Phone 304 Auburn, Nebr. Rollins Hosiery- Rollins Hosiery HILL SHOE COMPANY Phone 622 — Star Brand Shoes for the Family Auburn, Nebr. Jar Economical Trantforlolion STANDARD CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service l l l l I I Phone 476 Auburn, Nebraska Booth Theatre Auburn Theatre Where the Public and Motion Pictures and Quality Entertainment Stage Attractions Meet O. R. BENNETT, Prop. AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL Accredited to North Central Association of Secondary Schools COMMERCIAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY SMITH-HUGHES SMITH-HUGHES HOME ECONOMICS VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Our Engravers NONPAREIL ENGRAVING CO. Council Bluffs, Iowa I !emaha (bounty Herald Printers anc Publishers The Best E quipped Printing House in Southeastern Nebraska [Telephone 77 Auburn, Neh rasha WE ARE PLEASED to refer you to illustrations in this publication as samples of our ( Photographs PETERSON STUDIO AUBURN, NEBRASKA