Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1939 volume:

Treen Vol ume 35 Doris Dove Roy Parker . Business At onager oa I tubbell . . Advertising Auburn Senior HU School Auburn ebraska THE SCARLET Published by the 50th Senior Class of Auburn High School Auburn, Nebraska forl£.VJOylO Kiechel of the class of Qo 'arbook we repeat the “Salutatory” written by Walter G en”: ll Was printed in the first edition of “The Scarlet and T° die Paf10ns °f the Auburn High School, and the public in general, Greeting: SjS U fntS uburn High School, under the guidance of the faculty, have decided 1° tiy a new enterprise—the publication of a literary and educational journal, during the balance of the school year. “The name of this journal will be SCARLET AND GREEN. “In launching the SCARLET AND GREEN we have no excuse to make, no apology to offer. Other schools have their papers, why not Auburn? “The SCARLET AND GREEN will not be published in tne interest of individuals, but it will be for the upbuilding of the Auburn schools in particular and the city of Auburn in general. “We expect to err in many things, for to err is human; but remember the error will be of the head and not of the heart. “Wp ask vour friendlv criticism and your hearty co-operation to make this enter- • „ hpln maintain at all times the standard of excellence, the prise a success, and to help maintain ” integrity, and the prestige of the Aubu dedication TO the one thousand six hundred and forty-three graduates of Auburn High School we dedicate this, the Golden Anniversary edition, of the Scarlet and Green. CONTENTS FORMER GRADS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS HISTORY JUNIOR HIGH 3 oznizz oj bQ CLASS OF 1889 Edgar Perneau—Auburn, Nebraska Eugene A. Gilmore—Iowa University, Iowa City, Iowa Anna F. Richards—Okemaha. Oklahoma Frank Furlong—1100 North Dearborn, Apt. 2002, Chicago, Illinois Spencer Hacker—Independent Paper. Colchester, Illinois Paul Goss—2101 Washington, Lincoln, Nebraska Loyal L. Beveridge—R. F. D. 2, Auburn, Washington Ella Helfrich-White—4908 Capitol Avenue. Omaha. Nebraska Sally Riddle FORMER GRADS CLASS OF 1890 Lillian Beach—1020 Gordon S. W.. Atlanta, Georgia Minnie Crandel—Deceased Mattie Crandel—Deceased CLASS OF 189I Andrew Harmon—Cable. Wisconsin Belle Lorance-Metcalf—Canoga Park. California Lucy Dundas—Deceased Grace McGrew—Deceased Verta Simpson—St. Paul Church. 12th and M Street. Lincoln. Nebraska CLASS OF 1892 Hope Lorance-Crandall—Corona. Calif. Hattie Culbertson—Deceased Dolly Watson-Naysmith—Auburn. Nebr. Will Harris—Deceased Blanch Chandler-Rogers—Auburn. Nebr. CLASS OF 1893 Anna Furlong-Markland—Auburn. Nebr. May Dundas—Deceased Winnie A. Daigh—1126 No. Robinson. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Celia Railsback-Riddell—El Paso. Texas Katie Maclay-Schriefer—Auburn. Nebraska Bertha Lash-Blake—Auburn. Nebraska Allle DeWald-Gilmore—Reserve. Kansas CLASS OF 1894 Maggie Daigh-Graham—Box 33. East 13th St.. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Lydia Skeen-Harris—Auburn. Nebraska Lillie Harmon-Young-Stevens—Box 4. Lewiston. Nebraska CLASS OF 1895 Edyth Palmer-Day—Chino. Caifornia Bertha Worrel-Shepard—Box 182. Falls City. Nebraska Carrie Scofield—Deceased Anna Hopkins—Deceased Anna Bennet-Alspach—Wilsey, Kansas Maude Lesh-Roberts—Rialtl, California Lucille Ely-Cline—Auburn. Nebraska Etta Clarke-Joy—Luray. Kansas Lillie Shurtleff-Shook—Shubert. Nebraska Daisy Dickason-Betth -3727 No. 44th St.. Omaha. Nebraska CLASS OF 1896 George Gallagher--Deceased Rev. Abram Baker—14257 Erwin St.. Van Nuys. California Bert Beveridge—Deceased Dr. Oren H. Kent—555 S. Liberty St., Salem. Oregon John Simpson—Deceased Clark Johnson—330 Forest Avenue. Win-netka. Illinois Sam D. Teare—123 14th Ave. N.. Nampa. Idaho. Shively Strickler—Trenton. Nebraska Minnie Hacker—Deceased Fred Richards—Deceased James O. Teare—c o Fred Harvey. San Bernardino. California Alva Rogers—Auburn. Nebraska Marie C. Frerichs—207 So. 5th St., Oke-maha. Oklahoma Burch McGrew—Deceased Harvey Harmon—Deceased Will French—800 Humboldt St.. Manhattan. Kansas Sam Kratz—Okeene. Oklahoma Edgar Clarke—Deceased Lillian Scofteld-Mastin—2094 Cornell Road. Cleveland. Ohio Herbert Hav—821 South 18th St.. Apt. 4. Lincoln. Nebraska Frank Cline—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Gillan-Hay—821 So. 18th St., Lincoln, Nebraska Eva Conner-Thomas—Nebraska City. Nebraska Charley Eustice—Deceased Clarence Wilkinson—Deceased Ford Skeen—Auburn. Nebraska Oscar Snyder—413 Cornhill St.. Peoria. Illinois Eugene Fisher—4460 Cleavland. San Diego. California Stacy Wells—Deceased CLASS OF 1897 Fordyce Daniels-Kent—555 S. Liberty St., Salem. Oregon Bertha Clary-Daw—Deceased Lottie Strickler-Scammon—605 Main St., Friend. Nebraska Charles Bellas—Winter Park. Florida Robert Crichton—Deer Lodge. Montana Ray Elliott—1452 U St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Mary Hoi ms-Fisher—4460 Cleveland, San Diego, California Edgar Harrington—c o Empire Hotel, Seattle. Washington Mina Blessing-Fishburn—Irwin, Pennsylvania Sadie Scott-Crichton—Deer Lodge, Montana Hollis Dundas-Curtis—3013 Elm St., Shreveport, Louisiana George Carrington—3228 8th Avenue. Rock Island, Illinois CLASS OF 1898 William Crichton—6502 Wirt St., Omaha. Nebraska Irving Filley—Dlller, Nebraska Minnie Cranmer-Humphrey—Auburn. Ne braska Ethel Adair-Crichton—Deceased CLASS OF 1899 Carrie Meyer-Krueger—1409 Pythian Ave., Springfield, Ohio Gertrude Connor-Burdette—Auburn. Nebraska Blanch Dye—Auburn. Nebraska Myrtle Stitzel-Thomson—1017 Madison St.. Paducah. Kentucky Clytie Daniels-Goodlander—Corvallis. Oregon. c o Children’s Farm Home Jessie Dye—Auburn, Nebraska Jennie Threlfall-Condon—Tulsa. Oklahoma Gertrude Smelser-Maclay—Auburn, Ne- braska Grace Daily—Deceased Lucy Carlyle-Dible—Holmesville. Nebraska Bessie Weller-Obernolte—Nehawka, Ne- braska Theodore Cooper—Purlock. California CLASS OF 1900 May Crichton-Bartos—Helena. Montana Louisa Baker-Hoyt—516 So. 16th, Boise. Idaho Winifred Dustin-Barth—5015 California St.. Omaha. Nebraska Mabel Nichols-Garner—5118 Walker St., Lincoln. Nebraska Mamie Eustice-Bixby—516 North 16th St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Martin Frerichs—207 South 5th St., Oke-mah. Oklahoma Lucy Hubbard-Dunkin—Orange Blue Camp, Lovelond, Colorado Ethel Reed-Hare—2210 East Lynn St., Seattle, Washington CLASS OF 1901 Stella Holmes—4216 So. 22nd St.. Omaha. Nebraska Nettie Morgenstern-Kleckner—Auburn, Nebraska Edith Leech—Deceased Ada Palmer-Wolfe—Glasgow, Montana, c o Rapp Hotel Eulalia Gillan-McGrew—1347 43rd St., Sacramento. California Maggie Webber-Hawxby—Auburn, Nebraska Grace Snyder-Sorenson—Auburn. Nebraska Veda Leeper-Findley—Graham. Missouri Lulu Mayer-Conner—Bayard. Nebraska Augusta Frerlchs-Thurber—2327 SE An-keng St.. Portland. Oregon Grace Gilmore-Pope—1440 38th St.. Sacramento. California Mary Parker-George—R. F. D., Edgar. Nebraska Roy Blount—Auburn. Nebraska Arthur Shook—Carruthers. California Arthur G. Hastie—Falls City. Nebraska Dr. Hansford Pope—1440 38th St., Sacramento, California John M. Kleckner—Auburn. Nebraska George McGrew—1347 43rd St.. Sacramento. California Doc. Redfern—Sec. Mut. Bldg., Lincoln. Nebraska Oliver Cowel—Deceased Arthur Baird—3501 Paseo. Kansas City. Kansas Margaret Bryant-Gillan—1411 J St., Auburn. Nebraska Charles Wood—Deceased Henry Snyder—Lincoln. Kansas Col. Alex Cooper—El Marro. San Juan. Puerto Rico Roy Reed—1221 15th St.. Auburn. Nebraska Frank Horn—724 So. Spring St.. Los Angeles. California John Mayer—RFD 3. Auburn. Nebraska Fred Nichols—Deceased Lester Armstrong—1714 N St.. Auburn, Nebraska Bertha Snyder—Deceased CLASS OF 1902 Grace Kearns-Kepler—115 Marion Way So. Pasadena. California Della Forbes-Smith—220 E. 74 St.. Kansas City. Missouri Millie Webber—Auburn. Nebraska Bernice Stoddard-Collin—Peru, Nebraska Dillie Webber-Marts—Auburn. Nebraska Ava Blessing-Lowe—Monroe. Wisconsin Lulu Gillan—Auburn. Nebraska Annie Leeper-Long—6401 Platte St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Arthur Smith—Auburn. Nebraska Pearl Tenny-Enlow—May. Oklahoma CLASS OF 1903 L. Maude Cooper-Overman—Route 2. Box 212, Escondido. California Edward P. Stoddard—328 So. 28th. St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Lulu M. Hickey—204 So. 37th. St.. Omaha, Nebraska Elmer Dovel—Auburn. Nebraska Daisy G. Hubbard—Auburn. Nebraska E. Fritz Slagle—Shubert, Nebraska Anna L. Stewart—262 North Sinclair Avenue, Glendale. California Charls H. Stewart—1500 Ocean Avenue. San Francisco. California Rolland C. Peterson—Deceased CLASS OF 1904 Grace Hale-Ross—Fairbanks. Alaska John E. Clark—R. F. D.. Brock. Nebraska Tillie Maclay-Frerichs—1135 W 6th St.. Hastings, Nebraska Forrest D. Bancroft—Tancahma St.. Corpus Christ!. Texas C. C. Cottrell—150 Van Ness Ave.. San Francisco, California John M. Gardner—1343 Birch St., Denver, Colorado Allie M. Furlong-Gardner—1343 Birch St., Denver. Colorado George F. Janes—508 No. Sycamore Ave.. Los Angeles. California Pearl Williams—Deceased Nellie Leeper-Simpson—R. F. D.. Auburn. Nebraska Viola Stoddard-Durst—Elk Creek. Nebraska Verne Dundas—c o Tire Battery Shop. Riverside. California Mabel Furrow-Loennig—Humboldt. Nebr. CLASS OF 1905 Jessie Allen-McGrew—1218 East 2nd St.. Poster. Wyoming Grace Holmes-LaRue—Ipaca. Illinois Alma Kleckner-Howe—Auburn, Nebraska Ella Bellas—Auburn. Nebraska Peter Bourlier—Bushnell, Nebraska Hattie Codington-Findley—2645 Albion St., Denver, Colorado Frank Stowell—848 1 2 North Hoover St.. Los Angeles, California Carrie Dieterich-Elliott—945 No. 26th St., Lincoln. Nebraska Edith Hacker-Graves—Richmond. Virginia Box 778 George Hosterman—316 No. Jefferson St., Sheridan. Wyoming Chester Weller—4548 Spencer St., Omaha. Nebraska Charles Shook—Deceased Elbert Elliott—Cabool. Missouri Clem Crosswaite—W W Apt., The Dalles, Oregon W W Apt. Elmer Elliott (Mrs. Mr.)—282 Leech St., Sioux City. Iowa Walter H. Kiechel—Tecumseh. Nebraska Anna R. Elliott-Pettit—4627 Madison. Lincoln. Nebraska Franklin A. Stewart—Monenci, Arizona Marie R. Smith-Gipson—4284 Wirt St., Omaha. Nebraska C. Ray Gates—Grand Island. Nebraska Pearl Clarke-Dirks—Route 4, Auburn. Nebraska David T. Mellott—Morenci, Michigan Mildred Swan-Barnes—Lamoni, Iowa Floyd Nichols—Missoula. Montana (Deceased ) Elsie Riesenberg-Weller—4548 Spencer St., Omaha. Nbraska Kathryn Barnhart-Hedlund — Morehead, Minnesota Cora Walsh-Wilkinson—Humboldt. Nebr. Julia Mclninch-Thomson — Santa Rosa, New Mexico Ada Dundas-Schroeder—1444 Dakota St., Lincoln. Nebraska Maude Stout-Andrews—Auburn. Nebraska Maude Hacker-Cole—Auburn. Nebraska Mabel Hastie-Blevins—1604 Euclid Ave., Lincoln. Nebraska Lulu Allen-Riesenberg—1243 A St., Hayward, California Florence Kuhlman-Cottrell—347 Soto St., Hayward. California Nora Hanks-Hastie—1603 Lane St., Falls City. Nebraska Marie Mastalka-Hosic—4322 St. Paul, Lincoln, Nebraska Effie Harmon-Gibson—Auburn, Nebraska Grace Kleckner-Ayers—Broken Bow. Nebr. Lee Henderson—Deceased Sadie Gillan-Stoddard—450 Race St., Denver, Colorado Albert Gash—Elmwood. Nebraska Parson Stocker—517 Bankers Life Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska Gertrude Tyler-Grant—1834 So. 23rd St., Lincoln, Nebraska Roy Coeur—529 North Louise St., Glendale California 1 CLASS OF 1905—Continued Anna Walsh-Boice—14112 Victory Blvd., Van Nuys, California Lulu James-Ludden—Deceased CLASS OF 1906 Ethel Kite-Bohl—Howe. Nebraska Roberta Phippeny-Grant—Auburn, Nebr. Bertha Henderson-Couer-—Howe. Nebraska Lyla French-Rice—Scottsbluff, Nebraska Belle Gillan—Humboldt, Nebraska James Shaw Blanche Frerichs-Heinke—2039 New Hampshire Ave.. Washington. D. C. Augusta McGrew-Dort—Auburn, Nebraska Nora Pope-Montgomery—Hoxie, Kansas Clark Dort—Auburn. Nebraska Ottis Lorance-Strickland—1512 Leaven- worth St., Manhattan. Kansas Waring Codington—Medicine Hat, Canada Floyd Blessing—Deceased Ernest Smith—Magee’s Store, Lincoln, Nebraska Celia Canady-Stalder—Auburn, Nebraska Irene Glasgow—Deceased CLASS OF 1907 Flo Anderson-Feistner—Auburn. Nebraska Channing Bousfleld—25 North Maple Ave., Ferguson, Missouri Esther Beach-Zion—847 Mendision Ave., Berkley, California Minnie Barber—Deceased Edgar Cline—Auburn. Nebraska Grace Anne Crooker—Auburn, Nebraska Helen Roberta Colman-Young—1660 Arapahoe St.. Lincoln. Nebraska. . Jessie Gontley Clarke-Mutz—2249 Smith St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Roy Cottrell—4827 Utah St., San Diego. California Margaret Amelia Dirks—224 Ellis Ave., Wheaton, Illinois Theron R. Daniels—720 S. W. 2nd St., Portland. Oregon Bonnie L. Huffman-Baird—1549 So. Van Ness Ave.. Los Angeles. Calif. Wayland G Hawley—1923 2nd Ave., Nebraska City. Nebraska Love Hadsell-Kennell—R. F. D. 3. Box 65, Nebraska City, Nebraska Mae Hall-Curtis—Stella, Nebraska Clara Elizabeth Hickey—Deceased CLASS OF 1908 Opal Ball-Conner—Auburn. Nebraska Avis Boyd-Atwater—301 North Seventh St., Marshalltown, Iowa Madge Bourne-Peck—317 North Excelsior Ave., Butte. Montana Edna Barnes-Elspass—1205 South Fran-fort. Tulsa. Oklahoma Charles Barnhart—Deceased Ernest Armstrong—Auburn. Nebraska Monica Carpenter—Auburn. Nebraska Gladys Carrington—Newman. Illinois Clara Smith-Beebe—5115 Walker Ave., Lincoln, Nebraska Ray Coeur—529 Louise St., Glendale, Calif. Fann,a Goff-Florkee—241 Logan St., Council Bluffs. Iowa Verna Daniels-Johnson—513 East First St., Albany, Oregon John Hanna—25 Claremont Avenue, Apt. 9A. New York. New York Otto Mutz—1021 J St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Carle Kroll-Dougherty Wendell Dundas—Harrison. Arkansas Iva Seigneur-Chambers—Auburn. Nebraska Amon Smith—White, South Dakota Stella Chavey-Bennett—Auburn, Nebraska Belle Edwards—R. F. D. 2, Falls City and Auburn. Nebraska Velma Hobson-Swan—Stockton. California Jesse Lechliter—1121 Q St.. Lincoln, Nebr. Albert Kennison Gash—Elmos, Minnesota John Dirks—Ellensburg, Washington Grace Lawrence-Andrews—Holyoke. Colo. Fannie Gertrude Kleckner-Wheeler—1310 Belmont St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Lela Kimler-Moore—600 East Pierce St., Council Bluffs. Iowa Earl Keedy—Ashland, Nebraska Minnie Lansdown-Teeter—529 East Euclid Ave., McPherson. Kansas George Lloyd Mellott—Deceased Rosalie Magee-Johnson—847 Mendision Ave.. Berkley. California Bert Parker—Edgar. Nebraska Roxie Parker-Elliott—Plattsmouth. Nebr. Clifford Rothrock—Deceased Edna Browning Rohrs—Deceased Wilber Rowen—R. F. D., Peru, Nebraska Edna Opal Snow-Parker—Deceased Kathryn Shephardson-Chipperfield—Cheney. Washington Nelle Mable Simpson—Midwest. Wyoming Harrison Sh'fer—Stella. Nebraska Irne Tyler-Cecil—Modesto. California Rosa Williams—1305 Lincoln St., Beatrice, Nebraska Charles Wayne West—605 N. Davis Ave., Oakland. Nebraska Betty Clevenger-Mates—215 North Thorp. Kansas City, Kansas Ralph Dustin—Deceased Edna Goff—c o Saunders School, Omaha, Nebraska Nellie Harper—1911 Northeast 22 Avenue, Portland. Oregon Rua Huffman-Horn—1128 1 2 Elden Blvd.. Los Angeles. California Mildred Hobson-Blubaugh —119 Turner Blvd.. Omaha. Nebraska CL„ lV CLASS OF 1908—Continued Florence Kite-Hazard—Branchville, Washington. D. C. Oscar Kuhlman—c o Navy Yard, Mare Is., Vallejo, California Goldie Menges-McPherren—Pawnee City, Nebraska Gussie Rhodes-Stocker—Auburn. Nebraska Louisa Gilliland-Codington—Medicine Hat. Alberta, Canada CLASS OF 1909 Bessie Edith Anderson-Patterson — 4450 Holly Ave.. St. Louis. Missouri Robert Armstrong—Auburn, Nebraska Mabel Bath-Perry—1010 South 32nd St., Lincoln, Nebraska Minnie Bath-Cody—1326 E. 18th St., Bakersfield, California Mary Frances Bellas—Auburn, Nebraska Maude Clarke-Beishline—Sharp Bldg., Lincoln. Nebraska Joy Cummings-Gifford—Allen. Nebraska Charles Curzon—627 North 42nd St., Omaha. Nebraska Alma Daugherty-Collin—Auburn. Nebraska Laura Dustin-Heacock—4804 Capital Ave., Omaha. Nebraska Cozier Gilman—Box 506, Chulavista. Calif. George Guilliatt—Brownville. Nebraska Roxy Hacker-Bennett—715 42nd St., Des Moines. Iowa Edna Hanks-Lutgen—Auburn. Nebraska Mabel Henderson—c o Dr. J. A. Weaver. 1405 9th Avenue, Greeley. Colorado Max Janes—Bakersfield. California CLASS OF 1910 Oakel Young—Deceased Ray Farris—5517 Prescott St., Lincoln. Neb. Cora Guilliatt-Rhoades—Auburn. Nebraska Martha Lorance-Kiehel—Auburn, Nebraska Guy Mastin—4954 University Ave., San Diego. California Eula Kathryn Mathews-Blake—Auburn. Nebraska Ruby Simpson—Sidney, Australia; Auburn. Nebraska Hallie C. Workman-Schmidt—Madison. Nebraska May Yochum-Keetle—Route 2. Lincoln, Nebraska Vera Clair Anderson-Martin—Atlantic. Ia. Ole R. Bennett—Auburn, Nebraska Frank! Juel Puckett-Gaddis—532 E. 56th St.. Seattle, Washington CLASS OF 1911 Helen Allen-Davis—Exeter, California Edward Boyd—Deceased Florence Brittain—Deceased Paul Cooper—Gridley, Kansas Fay Clark-Briggs—Stella. Nebraska Robert Gerlaw-Deceased Ethel Stoddard-Elliott—2821 Leech, Sioux City, Iowa Helen Stowell—Garden City, Kansas Lora Swan—55 Yosemite St., Oakland, California Grace Shepardson-Mastin—Deceased Varro Tyler—Nebraska City. Nebraska Catherine Gillan—Humboldt, Nebraska Flora Newman—Deceased Blanche Jerauld-Chuman—105 Park Strasse Hot Springs. South Dakota Grace Miller-Campbell—601 W. B. St., McCook. Nebraska Charles Peery—Deceased Alma Plasters-Armstrong—Auburn, Nebr. Guy Rhodes—Auburn, Nebraska Tracy Rhodes-Mayer—Howe. Nebraska Louie Rogers—c o Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society, Omaha. Nebraska Paul Stoehr—Deceased Rose Bell Stout-Howell—12 South Walker, Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Lloyd Swan—Deceased Clarence Tucker—Howe. Nebraska Goldia Vanhouten—1131 O St.. Lincoln, Nebraska Lillian Vanhouten-Ledgerwood—1908 Davenport St., Omaha. Nebraska Maude Williams—Auburn, Nebraska Charles Yochum—R. F. D.. Ashland. Nebr. Walter K. York—3032 North Illinois St., Indianapolis, Indiana Robert Boyd—2025 Sewell. Lincoln, Nebr. Paul Quackenbush—Deceased Eva Reed-Goit—Auburn, Nebraska Mildred M. Hanna—Mount Vernon Seminary. Washington. D. C. Lucy Brinker Hopkins—Auburn. Nebraska Ruth Kelligar—Morris Apt.. Omaha. Nebr. Gertrude M’Adams-Talmage—Joilet. Mont. Ethel M’Elhaney-Delaney—2124 West 84th St.. Los Angeles. California Arminta C. Nichol-Over ton — Nebraska City. Nebraska Laveta O. Snow-Seegar—Malvern. Iowa Martin W. Souders—Exeter. New Hamp. John E. Stoddard—Atlanta. Georgia Edward Dort—821 So. 21st St.. Lincoln, Nebraska Gwendolyn Gilman-Boyd—2025 Sewell St., Lincoln. Nebraska Ruth Hacker-Watson — 3404 Tullamore Road, Cleveland Heights. Cleveland. Ohio Ruth Hastie—College Springs. Iowa Paul Holmes—Encampment. Wyoming 1 CLASS OF 1911—Continued Leota Huffman-O'Connell—38 E. Mira Monte. Sierra Madre, California Ben Huntington—c o Huntington Cement Works—San Diego. California Evelyn Johnson-Hart—330 North 14th St., Lincoln. Nebraska Verne Lynch—1004 Kellogg Ave.. Ames. Ia. James Lynch—c o Verne Lynch Mary Malone Ben Moore—Brownville. Nebraska Esther Ord-Wells—Auburn. Nebraska Leona McAdams-McAdams—Franklin. Ky. CLASS OF 1912 Adah E. Bath-Wells—Auburn, Nebraska Drue Christner—Mercedes. Texas Daisy M. Clark-Wear—510 Tennyson Ave., Palo Alto. California Ben Davis—Stella. Nebraska Hazel Harvey-Roberts—Tecumseh, Nebr. Roy Hanks—Sioux City. Iowa Theo A. Hopkins-Gerlaw—Auburn. Nebr. Grace B. Johnson-O’Hara—3424 Ave. C, Council Bluffs. Iowa Paul Keedy—2311 37th St., Des Moines, Iowa Wiley Langford—5317 1 2 Melrose. Hollywood. California Paul Lorance—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1913 James G. Allen—Craig. Nebraska Elizabeth M. Bousfield-Shrader—412 Elizabeth St.. Fort Collins. Colorado Gertrude Epler-Maag—1047 So. Bonnie Brae. Los Angeles. California Irene Ferneau—Capitol Hotel. Lincoln, Nebraska Hazel Gerlaw-Lehr—Auburn. Nebraska Edythe Iona Gilliland—c o Mrs. Jerry McGee, Hickman Mills. Missouri Caroline Fay Hughes-Hacker—Auburn. Nebraska Agnes Kelligar—Auburn. Nebraska Griffin W. Kelligar—4536 Westminster PI., St. Louis. Missouri Ralph C. Lorance—Tecumseh. Nebraska Helena Josephine Lorance-Langford — 5317 1 2 Melrose. Hollywood. California Ivan E. Mastin—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1914 Ruth E Redfern-Mudge—Beatrice, Nebr. H. B. Thompson—c o Woods Bro., Lincoln, N ebraska Dr. Van Franklin Barnes—Glenwood, Iowa Dr. Harry M. Souders—Beatrice, Nebraska Daphne Miles-Grann—Harlan, Iowa Alberta B. Mutz—Deceased Lynn Carman—2309 Atwood Ave.. Madison, Wisconsin Richard Curzon—Auburn. Nebraska Myrel I. Argabright-Nickoli—Nemaha. Neb. Harriet Peery—541 West Carpenter Lane. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Pearle Redfern-Crooker—Humboldt, Nebr. Ralph Quackenbush—3016 West Euclid, Spokane. Washington Hazel Reed—925 So. Kenmore Ave., Los Angeles. California Laura Williams—Deceased Ada West—303 West Everett St., Dixon, Illinois Lucile Langford-Berg—305 Olympic Ave., Bremerton, Washington Marie E. Ma.ver-Schweser—David City. Neb. Thorwald Peterson—Deceased Mildred Peery—541 N. Carpenter Lane. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Donald Robertson—Auburn. Nebraska N. Hazel Sutton-Kerns—Alva. Oklahoma Mae Shuemaker-Krampert—Auburn, Nebr. Ralph Smith—1150 164th St., Gardena. California Pearl Shepardson-Westgate—4318 Seward St.. Omaha. Nebraska Verne Wright—1301 So. Hauser St.. Los Angeles, California Grace White-Chase—Amherst, Colorado Mina Lynch-Jappe—1543 Loma Vista. Pasadena. California Hazel Irene Marts-Lee—1365 Morada PI.. Altadena. California Carrie E. Mellot-Parchen—Morenci, Mich. Thelma Louise Nicholl-Leonard — Spirit Lake. Iowa Florence Penney-Weeks—Auburn, Nebr. Ray Robertson—Cody. Wyoming Opal Ragan-Leech—Humboldt. Nebraska Helen Tritle Sellers-Mastin—Auburn. Neb. Mary E. Scofield-Thomas—Shickley. Nebr. Willard Whitmore. Sidney. Iowa Bertha Wagner-Lambert—Stella. Nebraska Esther Wood-Shiveley—Auburn. Nebraska Lee A. Yochum—3618 Ashworth Ave.,. Seattle. Washington Alberta Jean Zook—Norfolk. Nebraska Courtney R. Anderson—640 So. 30th, Lincoln. Nebraska Kenneth Klepser—Everett. Washington Loris Lambert—Elks Club Hotel, Omaha. Nebraska Marie J. Hastie-Lorensen—Weeping Water, Nebraska Lydia Lee Bell Catherine Kite-Cassen— Auburn. Nebraska Bessie M. Lawrence-Pickreli—Sterling. Neb. Adah M. McKenney-Kraybill—Peru. Nebr. CLm 03 CLASS OF 1914—Continued Mildred Pearl Chambers—Deceased Alma B. Cross—Deceased Ruth H. Horrum-Barnes—Glenwood. Iowa Myrtle E. Harris-Meissner—5010 Lafayette Ave.. Omaha. Nebraska Robert Peery—Auburn. Nebraska Eva Stewart-Pilch—Auburn. Nebraska Charles A. Holman—Auburn. Nebraska Laura Zella Garner—Gladstone Hotel. Casper. Wyoming Delbert M. Barnes—RPD 3. Auburn. Nebr. Nellie Briggs—Deceased Ruth J. Stewart-Armstrong—R. F. D., Meridian. Idaho CLASS OF 1915 Virginia M. Ailor-Layton—415 S. 5. Douglas. Wyoming Mary Jane Boyd—1210 C St.. Lincoln. Nebr. Edward Burger—Auburn. Nebraska Esther L. Ray Eckles-Knape—Stewart. Wyo. Edward Gertsch—Bureau of Printing Engraving. Washington. D. C. Norman Keyt—22 West Locust St.. Covington. Virginia Harold Kerns—Auburn. Nebraska Deloma Lambert-Goetz—907 So. 57th St., Omaha. Nebraska Eoma Bel Mathews—Deceased Lewis Milam—Auburn. Nebraska George A. Morgan—Joplin. Missouri Fern L. Pumel-Sanders—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1916 Pearl Bath-Irvlne—8816 6th Ave.. Inglewood. California Boyd Biggs—c o Biggs Plumbing Co.. University Place. Nebraska Celia M. Lorance-Hochtueredel—5414 No. East Holman. Portland. Orgon Blanche E. Lippold-Dawley—116 No. 37th St.. Council Bluffs. Iowa Harold G Smith—Auburn. Nebraska Lucile L. Randol-Amsbury—2874 Iowa St.. Omaha. Nebraska Elma I. Dillon-Connely—2449 Hartman St.. Omaha. Nebraska John C. Dustin—Bellevue. Nebraska M. Maude Lash-Guilliatt—Auburn. Nebr. Wilhelmina M Schroeder-Bedish—925 West 28th St.. Kearney. Nebraska Gladys F. Mershon-Smithers—Auburn. Nebraska Carl C. Nelson—229 1 2 Comstock St., Whittier. California Amy R. Rogers-Flau—Auburn. Nebraska William Reed—Auburn. Nebraska Isabell E. Stoneman-Handley—Auburn. Nebraska Catherine F. Schriefer-DeBrunner—Lodge Pole. Nebraska Erica Thomas-Karlsrud—Box 8, Scobey, Montana Mollie Leona Turner-Farwell—DuBois. Nebraska A. Lewis Tyler—316 W 79th St.. New York City. New York Mildred F. Wright-Woodward—Henning Hotel. Casper. Wyoming Otto H. Blinde—Auburn. Nebraska Hazel Williams—Auburn. Nebraska Warren E. Lawrence—446 West Lafayette St.. Tampa. Florida Leora Mae Davis-Bamber—1419 7th St., Oregon City. Oregon Lila Mayer—Deceased Edgar D. Redfern—Auburn. Nebraska Marie B. Bourke—Havelock. Nebraska Mary D. Mutz-Feldman—3970 Cherrywood Ave. Los Angeles. California Clarence L. Dawley—116 No. 37th St.. Council Bluffs, Iowa Dorothy Gagnebin-Hawley—Brock. Nebr Pearl klein-Carman—Auburn. Nebraska Gwendolyn Connely—2449 Hartman St., Omaha. Nebraska Lilac F. Lash-Guilliatt—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1917 William Bath—199 Bela Brea. Inglewood. California Irene T. Burger-Daken—3118 Cottage Grove Ave., Omaha. Nebraska Harold Doremus—Stephenville. Texas Zella Lash-Frans—Auburn. Nebraska Lind W. Mayer—Auburn. Nebraska Carmen Rogers-Kertz—3206 N. E. 43 Ave.. Portland. Oregon Lee Kelligar—Auburn. Nebraska Virginia E. Lint Leah Culwell—Deceased Belle Erisman-Sweenie—Nemaha. Nebraska Helen G. Broady-Hagins—Army War College, Washington. D. C. Hazel Carnes-Miller—Auburn. Nebraska Harry Anderson—401 E. Hill Drive. San Gabriel, California Maude Clevenger-Sims—Percival. Iowa Asa Redmond—c o R. G. Linn. Table Rock. Nebraska Lovina Zimmerman—Auburn. Nebraska Harry Harris—1839 North Kenmore. Hollywood. California Agnes Redfern-Overfield—Chadron. Nebr. Wayne Frans—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Moore-Handley—Nemaha. Nebraska Robert W. Culwell—c o State House. Lincoln. Nebraska Doane F. Kiechel—Nelson. Nebraska I I I CLASS OF 1917—Continued Eula Klein-Coulter—1612 So. St. Louis, Tulsa. Oklahoma Austin Stoneman—1113 D. St., Fairbury, Nebraska Glen C Cook—410 Alberta Ave., East Lansing. Michigan Cornelia Knipe-Fraser—1904 N. Clarkson, Fremont. Nebraska CLASS OF 1918 John Shelton Argabright—Hiawatha. Kans. M. Mildred Argabright-Russell—Nemaha, Nebraska Wilbur Biggerstaff—C. F. K.. U. S. N., U. S. S. Pennsylvania. New York City Marguerite Catherine Bourke—Havelock, Nebraska William James Bourke—Havelock. Nebr. Joyful Pearle Briggs-Snyder—Auburn. Neb. Pearle Combs-Steiner—Burchard, Nebraska Thomas Edgar Ferneau—Box 23, Presiedio, California Carrie M. Hanks-Boyd—Auburn. Nebraska Maurice Hannaford—c o J. C. Penney Co., Beatrice. Nebraska Margaret Horn—5706 Kimbarck Ave., Chicago. 111. Dr. Richard V. Hughes—c o Tropical Oil Company, Barranca Bermeja, Colombia. South America Freda Ihrig—c o George Ihrig, Johnson. Nebraska CLASS OF 1919 Kenton Anderson—152 No. Bleckley Dr., Wichita, Kansas Alexis Bock—6350 Primrose. Hollywood, California William N. Boyd—Auburn. Nebraska Agnes Burger-Jarosh—4301 Poppleton Ave., Omaha. Nebraska Leah Carr-Griffeths—Blue Hill. Nebraska William Chambers—Neligh. Nebraska Mary Combs—Deceased Grace Corners—Auburn. Nebraska Harold Davis—Educational Advisor, CCC Camp 1510, Butte Falls. Oregon Pearle Erisman-Barnes—Auburn. Nebraska Juanita Gage-Fisher—Olathe, Colorado Lyman Gilmore—197 Freeman Ave., Stratford. Connecticut Glen Guilliatt—40th Wirth St.. Omaha. Nebraska Marguerite Harris—2024 Ripley St.. Davenport. Iowa Earle Henton—c o Shell Oil Company. Bakersfield. California Mabel Holman-Holliday—Hebron. Nebraska Irma Huddart-Zahn—Syracuse. Nebraska Amber Jodry-Aldrich—RFD. Auburn. Nebr. Hazel Osborne-Walker—Corvalis. Oregon Blanche Jeannerette-Moren—Johnson. Neb. Alice Kerns-Flack—Auburn, Nebraska Neva Belle Kite—Deceased Vada Delphene Lambert—3270 Main St., Riverside. California Lois Miles—Deceased Avis Miller-Waggoner—Graf. Nebraska Howard Moore—Brownville, Nebraska Hazel Redmond-Wert—Elk Creek, Nebraska Marvin Schafer—79 East Road, Tacoma. Washington Mayme Seaman-Schultz—La Mar. Nebraska Blanche Seid-Sageser—Amelia. Nebraska Alberta Skeen-Hebbard—Nebraska City, Nebraska Ruth Smith-Cederdahl—4927 Walker Ave., Lincoln. Nebraska Mabel Streit-Redding—Peru. Nebraska Thomas Foy—2522 North 66 Ave., Omaha. Nebraska Charles Dean Kite—1844 Washington St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Ina Jones-Jackson—225 S. 21st St., Council Bluffs. Iowa Louise McCrory-Whitehead — Route 5. Goshen. Indiana Alyce McKee-Mechling—1712 1 2 Capitol Ave.. Cheyenne. Wyoming Nildred Mills-Fuller—Auburn. Nebraska Edith Neal-Lovejoy—Rout 2. Wenatchee. Washington Gladys Pague-Behning—6657 Ingleside Ave., Chicago. Illinois Eleanor Pett-Rasmussen—305 No. Crosby St.. Fremont. Nebraska Charles Rogge—Egan. South Dakota Gladys Sellers-Wheeler—Nemaha. Nebraska Rosa Schellenberg-Kreglo—Syracuse. Nebr. Mary Simpson-Looby—77 W. Washington. Room 2009. Chicago. Illinois Lillie Smith—Brock. Nebraska Lester Stoneman—1107 Boston St.. Muskogee. Oklahoma Gordon Watkins—Auburn, Nebraska Mildred Whitfield-White—Edison. Nebr. Mina Zabel-Hahn—Johnson, Nebraska Anna Mae Schriefer-Huddart—Auburn. Nebraska Pell Broady—Nemaha. Nebraska Leland Corvell. Jr.—Lincoln. Nebraska Bessie Combs-Munsell—Russell. Kansas Norma Connor-Mosier—Reddington. Nebr. Helen Carmen-McManus—3177 Larimore. Omaha. Nebraska Opal Keedy-Fass—Guthrie. Missouri I I CLASS OF 1920 Emelyn Avey—144 So. Yale, Fullerton. California Deva Armstrong—911 Fourth Ave., Nebraska City, Nebraska Rosella Bernard-Hogenmiller—Brock. Nebr. Erma Bantz-Forman—Route 3, Auburn. Nebraska Ruth Codington-Alden—646 East 9th St.. York. Nebraska Opal Davis-Mayers—509 So. 18th St.. Apt. 5. Lincoln. Nebraska Pearl Doss-Hershey—921 Westmont Drive. Alhambra. California Pearl Guilliatt-Moody—Route 2, Auburn, Nebraska Ormond Kelligar—Auburn. Nebraska Dean Mayer-MacFarlane—1504 West 3rd, Grand Island. Nebraska Glover Milam—412 No. Wallace. Bogemar. Montana Howard Mutz—1476 Henderson Ave., Long Beach. California CLASS OF 1921 Riley Kite—Box 12, Burlington, Colorado Mildred Norton—Deceased Zelda Redding-Spegemar—1507 Hillcrest Roads. Cleveland. Ohio Marie Rowen-Ward—Murray, Nebraska Laura Schriefer-Rogge—Auburn, Nebraska Otto Smith—Red Oak. Iowa Fern Stanley-Moore—Nemaha. Nebraska Homer Storm.s—Storms Seed Co., Creston, Iowa George Wrignt—Corner of Santa Ana and Isabelle, Costa Mesa, California Vern Culwell—2715 So. 16th St., Lincoln, Nebraska [ I Madge Argabright-Egge—Tecumseh, Nebr. Lucy E. Armstrong—Schuyler. Nebraska Arthur Wm. Blount—Deceased Grace Irene Blount-Keister—Auburn. Nebr. Leo L. Bourke—c o M. J. Bourke, Havelock. Nebraska Mabel Brown-Haith—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Combs—Lexington. Nebraska James C. Conklin—Auburn, Nebraska Glen D. Culwell—815 West 41st Drive, Los Angeles. California Faye Dot Dillard—c o Floyd E. Dillard, 10735 Aqua Vista. No. Hollywood. California Glen H. Frary—Hot Springs. South Dakota Barton Furlong—Auburn. Nebraska A. Yvonne Harmon-Mundhenk—Auburn. Nebraska Myrtle Johnson-Carter—4282 Poplar Drive, San Diego, California Luclle Keirns-Watkins—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1922 John Broady—Ashland. Oregon Mona Black-Brazie—233 No. Dillon—Los Angeles. California Carl Brown—c o Southern Butter Co., Muskogee. Oklahoma Varro Clarke—1476 Baker Ave.. Schenectady. New York Matilda Couer-Anderson—Nemaha, Nebr. Nettie Conner—Auburn. Nebraska Frieda Curtis-Stone—3013 Elm St., Shreveport. Louisiana Christina Foyt—c o Marie Martgan. 602 So. Sycamore Ave.. Los Angeles. Calif. Rex Gage—928 So. 37th. Lincoln. Nebraska Bessie Gillan-Nebelsick—Auburn. Nebraska James Gillilan—130 Federal St.. Bristol, Connecticut Erma Good-Graves—1220 So. 55th. Omaha. Nebraska Luclle Harris-Thirifay—4 Urschel Drive, Bowling Green. Ohio Ollie Hays—Lamar. Missouri Lillian Hylton-Todd—Murray, Nebraska Karina Klein-Jezewski—Auburn. Nebraska Merle Irvine—RFD 2. Auburn, Nebraska Wylie May—6712 No. 31st Ave., Omaha, Nebraska Roy W. Mayer—North Platte, Nebraska Goldie Mayer-Bath—911 B East LaBrea Drive. Inglewood. California Arlene Keister-Ernst—Auburn. Nebraska Gladys D. Lash-Brubacher—Murray. Nebr. Catherine Lavigne-Luce—Route 8, Lincoln, Nebraska Lloyd C. Lippold—Syracuse. Nebraska Lucile Magor-Babcock—Madison, Nebraska Marguerite Nelson—704 North Foothills, Beverly Hills. California Carol Rogers-Mayers—Route 3, Auburn. Nebraska Henry Russell-Auburn. Nebraska Gerald Simpson—Whitman, Nebraska Elma E. Snyder-Armstrong—Brownville, Nebraska Mabel I. Stone man—1113 D. St., Fairbury, Nebraska Helen A. Stuff-Lippold—Syracuse, Nebraska Mildred Shook—Falls City. Nebraska William F. Wulf—c o Mrs. Wm. Wulf, 153 Grandview St.. Richmond, Missouri Audrey Milam-Davis—3029 Jennings St., Sioux City. Iowa Margaret Moren-Fletcher—1500 No. 19th St., Boise, Idaho Marguerite Miner James Naysmith—Deceased Rosetta Naysmith—Auburn, Nebraska Lois Ord-Gillilan—130 Federal St., Bristol, Connecticut Naomi Rains-Tudor—1127 So. 18th. Fort Dodge. Iowa Eugene Perry—817 Sherwood Road. Wil-kinsburg. Pennsylvania Mary Rohrs-Black—1504 Versailles Ave., McKeesport, Pennsylvania Earl Rowen—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Sellers-May—6712 No. 31st Ave.. Omaha. Nebraska Maude Stewart—West Point. Nebraska Hollis Vanderford-Mayer—Auburn, Nebr. Kenneth Watkins—Deceased Minnie Webber-Pryor—722 5th Av., Durango. Colorado Harland Whitwell—235 2nd Ave., West Dickinson. North Dakota Klain Williams-Cotrill—Auburn, Nebraska Josephine Wright—Blue Hill. Nebraska Charles Wrightsman—4503 Burdette St., Omaha. Nebraska Wilbur Maclay—Auburn, Nebraska I i l l l l l l l l 1 CLASS OF 1923 Olive Adamson—Auburn. Nebraska Minnie Baker-Humphrey—Gravette. Ark. Elizabeth Beauchamp-Williams — Auburn, Nebraska Genevieve Berg—Shubert, Nebraska Myra BiggerstafT-Kvistberg — Drottning-holmfvagen 258 II. Stockholm, Sweden Marlin Blount—Auburn. Nebraska Verna Blount-Rader—Auburn. Nebraska Fay E. Brod-Green—Auburn. Nebraska Chester Combs—Dept. Roads Irrigation, Lincoln Nebraska Eloise Conner-Wyatt—Redington, Nebraska Everett Connett John Cox. Jr.—c o J. T. Cox, 8212 No. Norton Ave.. Hollywood. California Ruby Criger-Hoover—Auburn. Nebraska Kenneth Davis—509 So. 18th, Apt. 5. Lincoln. Nebraska Robert Erisman—Auburn. Nebraska Howard Ferneau—Auburn. Nebraska Thelma Gergens-Benson—Stella. Nebraska Alberta Grandy-Maclay—Washington, D. C. Cubert Hall—Omaha. Nebraska Laveta Hanlan Harvey—71st and Yates, Chicago. Illinois Dorothy Hughes—Deceased Johanna Jezewski—3310 Dodgs St.. Omaha. Nebraska Zelda Keedy-Stuck—R. F. D. 1, Auburn, Nebraska Frances Kinghorn-Kuper—Auburn. Nebr. Raymond Kite—Auburn. Nebraska Charles Lash—Auburn. Nebraska Julius Liess—McCook. Nebraska Dayton Maclay—4713 River Road. Washington, D. C. CLASS OF 1924 Ruth L. Adamson-Douglas—No. 16 La Pa-loma Ave.. Alhambra. California Walker Admire—601 Chestnut St.. Tarkio, Missouri Faye Andrew—Brownville, Nebraska Clarine Anderson-Andrews—Box 147, Peabody College. Nashville. Tennessee Milla Benson—Auburn. Nebraska Allen Crooker—Auburn, Nebraska Ralph J. Andrews—Box 147, Peabody College. Nashville. Tennessee Pearl M. Cowell-Gilbert—Johnson. Nebr. Alice T. Erisman-Teten—RFD 3, Auburn, Nebraska Carroll Curtis—Valentine. Nebraska Wade Culwell—c o State Capitol. Lincoln, Nebraska Iris Fennell-Barden—2617 North Douglas. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Helen A. Frary-Paris—635 East 9th St., Apt. 16. Long Beach. California Floyd DeVorss—Shubert. Nebraska Mark Ernst—Auburn, Nebraska Margaret Gillan—Deceased Emily E. Kerns-Guthman—Nebraska City, Edward Howell—1218 West 26th St., Sioux City. Iowa Howard C. Kite—RFD. Auburn. Nebraska Marie Nelson-Simons—1509 Mass. St.. Lawrence. Kansas Lois E. Pasco-Lash—Auburn, Nebraska John P. McKnight—Auburn, Nebraska Clyde C. Pittman—Auburn. Nebraska Lora L. Pasco—c o Henshaw Hotel, Omaha, Nebraska Ruby V. Rhoades-Brair—Howe. Nebraska Clarence Smith—301 South Witmer St.. Los Angeles. California Robert Smith—109 East Gade St.. Houston, Texas Frances R. Roberts—c o J. H. Roberts, RFD 3. Auburn. Nebraska Pauline Rohrs-Frazee—2308 West Boro Ave.. Alhambra, California William Stevenson—2810 Indianola Road, Des Moines, Iowa Elmus Strain—Nebraska City. Nebraska Theresa Rogge-Oestman—Auburn. Nebr. Marion Marsh-Brown—4314 Decatur St., Omaha. Nebraska Dorothy Myers-Bacon—Auburn. Nebraska Gertrude Nitche-Nauslar—415 D St.. Fair-bury, Nebraska Harold Paris—635 East 9th St., Apt. 16, Long Beach. California Lynn Paris—635 East 9th St., Apt 16, Long Beach, California Ora Randall—4215 So. 28 St., Omaha, Nebraska Henrietta Rogge—Rohrs. Nebraska Louise Rogge—Rohrs. Nebraska Ellen Rohrs-Hill—3000 N. Holdrege, Lincoln. Nebraska Elsie Mae Ross—Minatare. Nebraska Faye Rowen-Walker—Bulletin Apts.. Dennison, Iowa Ilda Schriefer—Park Hotel, Eveleth, Minn. Lucille Simpson-Trail—Route 3, Nebraska City. Nebraska Edith Snider-Werner—921 East 19th, Falls City Nebraska Isabelle Snyder—601 No. 9th St., Beatrice. Nebraska Lewis Streit—1126 O St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Margy Tankersley—2348 Q St., Lincoln. Nebraska Ellen Ubben—Auburn. Nebraska Leta Warnke-Neunaber—R. F. D.. Auburn. Nebraska Glen E. Williams—101 East Orman Ave., Pueblo. Colorado Elizabeth Wulf—c o Mrs. Wm. Wulf, 153 Grandview St.. Richmond. Missouri Hilde Zabel-Hansen—Johnson. Nebraska Floyd D. Armstrong—1718 So. 54th St., Omaha. Nebraska Helen M. Clineburg-Jones—Peru. Nebraska Mary Cooper-Salmon—40 Appleby Road, Wellselley, Massachusets Hubert Benson—Stella. Nebraska Louise M. Kilpatrick-Broad—3656 Platt Ave., Lynwood, California Charles Huddard—2513 1 2 Ocean View Ave., Los Angeles, California Frances Keedy-Stock Auburn, Nebraska Mary Marie Klein-Mayer—116 So. Willow. Compton. California Carl Linn—264 Addison Road. Riverside. 111. Harlan Lash—RFD 2. Auburn, Nebraska Grace Mayer-Mutz—1476 Henderson Ave., Long Beach, California Donna Moore-Harrison—2923 No. 60th St.. Omaha. Nebraska Otis M. McQuarry—Mount Sterling, Illinois Ida Moore-Kyser—RFD, Auburn, Nebraska Glen Mayer—116 So. Willow, Compton. California Corwin Mumford—c o L. E. Mumford, 3411 49th St.. Des Moines, Iowa Hazel O’Dell Charles Parks—Las Animas. Colorado Estel Ried-Brehm—Humboldt, Nebraska CLASS OF 1924—Continued Elizabeth Sapp-Muse—1514 15th Corso, Nebraska City, Nebraska Walter M. Ubben—Inavale. Nebraska John Ubben—Auburn, Nebraska Alvina Thies-Thomas—Nemaha, Nebraska Eirie D. Ubben-Holthus—Auburn, Nebraska Claud E. Williams—Auburn, Nebraska Margrete J. Watson-Rumpeldes—1450 4th St.. San Diego, California Gertrude Zabel-Hansen—Seward. Nebraska CLASS OF 1925 Ira Admire—601 Chestnut St.. Tarkio, Mo. Doris Alien-Cole—Nebraska City, Nebraska Wm. Armstrong—Fremont, Nebraska Irene Andrews- -Washingtonville, New York Bessie Bath-Warner—3775 Raleigh St., Denver, Colorado Lois B. Black-Johnson—Ranchester, Wyo. Helen Chase George Cole—Laurel Road. Route 1, Carlsbad. California Onita Criger-Hotton—Auburn. Nebraska Clarice A. Curtis-Peterson—c o Mrs. Ebby Curtis. Auburn, Nebraska Lena Douglas Laye Eads—Pampas. Texas Jessen A. D. Foyt—Forward to Mrs. Marie Martgan. 602 So. Sycamore Ave., Los Angeles. California Mildred Fulton—Auburn. Nebraska Kathryn Frances Gage-Schottler—214 So. 13th St.. Norfolk. Nebraska Ola F. Greer-Goolsby—202 So. 27th St., Lincoln. Nebraska Thomas W. Harris—2024 Ripley St., Davenport, Iowa Charles Grant—Auburn. Nebraska Martha Hughes-Cole—Laurel Road, Route 1, Carlsbad. California Arlington C. Hayes—RFD. Auburn. Nebr. Darlene Rozean—Auburn. Nebraska Waitie Thurlow-Beals—4609 So. 22nd St., Omaha. Nebraska Hazel Vosburg-Birdvell—RFD. Toledo. 111. Ardes L. Williams-Scott—Auburn, Nebr. Edith Wulf—Hotel Hamilton. Omaha. Neb. Clyde Wiser—3537 Jirard Avenue South, Minneapolis. Minnesota Elizabeth Ziehlke-Speece—Horton, Kansas Avis Williams-Byers—2125 A St.. Lincoln, Nebraska Elva Redding-Luchsinger—Columbus. Neb. Evelyn Sargent Snyder-Bebb—1616 E. 131st St.. Compton. California Harlan Smedley—Auburn, Nebraska Eifie O. Stevens—Bankers Life Building. Lincoln. Nebraska Pearl A. Stoddard-Hays—Auburn. Nebraska Alice Stoneberger-Stevens—1925 Cheyenne St., Cheyenne. Wyoming Gladys Ruddy—Las Animas. Colorado Alice A. Rogge-Epperson—Auburn. Nebr. Mary Rebuck-Tays—Recluse. Wyoming CLASS OF 192() Katherine Allen-Linn—264 Addison Road, Riverside. Illinois Francis Avey—146 1 2 E. Chapman St., Fullerton. California Laurine Anderson—Auburn. Nebraska George Burger—3118 Cottage Grove Ave., Omaha, Nebraska Idress Conner—Auburn, Nebraska Floyd Clarke—Auburn, Nebraska Mildred Coulter-McElroy—412 West 4th St.. Carson City. Nevada Clara Codington-Warman—Crete. Nebraska Eston Clarke—Brock, Nebraska Alene Deakins—1357 Nicholson St., S. W., Washington. D. C. Hazel Ernst-Grant—Auburn, Nebraska Charles Flack—RFD 1. Auburn. Nebraska John Ferneau—Auburn. Nebraska Thomas Goolsby—202 South 27th St., Lincoln, Nebraska Howard Furlong—Wayne. Nebraska Harlan Gillespie—Auburn, Nebraska James Roberts—Auburn, Nebraska Kathleen Hoagland-Thompson — Omaha. Nebraska Grace Haynes-Norvell—RFD. Peru. Nebr. Sleeth Hacker—1012 Scott St., Beatrice. Nebraska Lucille Harper—Auburn, Nebraska Joy Krueger—Torrington, Wyoming Miles Lambert—Warsaw. Wisconsin Cleo Lechliter—1933 Calvert St.. N. W.. Washington. D. C. Mildred Myers-Marts—Humboldt, Nebraska Roy Masters—Ossawatomie, Kansas James O’Hara—Auburn, Nebraska Marguerite O’Hara-Volker—Auburn, Nebr. Joseph Payne—44 Kellogg St.. Battle Creek, Michigan Wilma Penney-Gillespie—Auburn. Nebr. Varro Rhodes—610 First National Bank Bldg., Omaha. Nebraska Hulda Person-Hughes—Columbus. Nebr. Ida Rogge—RFD. Auburn. Nebraska Luella Rose-Roberts—Auburn, Nebraska CLASS OF 1926—Continued Zelma Sailors—Auburn, Nebraska Maxine Stovall-Henderson—Farnam, Nebr. Donald Stevenson—Deceased Frances Tignor—1822 Chicago St., Omaha, Nebraska Loy Tignor—c o Woodruff Hotel, Apt. 26. Sacramento, California Hilda Tinnemeyer Irma Tinnemeyer Cook Wakeman—Terra Haute, Indiana Maurice Ward—RFD 1, Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1927 Kathryn Allen-Head—Julian, Nebraska Paul Armstrong—Auburn. Nebraska Harold Avey—Auburn. Nebraska Bruce Bellas—Auburn, Nebraska Burl Blount—Strawberry Point, Iowa Mildred Bradner-Waldo—Auburn, Nebraska Wilma Bohl-Cline—4414 So. 25th, Omaha. Nebraska Lawrence Combs—Auburn, Nebraska Lucille Cowell-Allen—Nemaha. Nebraska Ralph Darling—Auburn. Nebraska LeNeve S. Dennis—c o Ransom Dennis. Elmwood. Nebraska Kathleen Edwards-Boyer—Wymore, Nebr. Berkeley Eells—Lawrence, Kansas Ivan Erisman—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Falk-Rase—Murdock. Nebraska Ely Feistner—Hampton. Nebraska Glen Gage—5217 Denker, Los Angeles. California Dorothy Greenlee—118 East 43rd St., Kansas City. Missouri Gladys Hayes-Nelson—San Juan. Texas William Keyt—648 Sunset St., Coalinga. California Joseph Kite—R. F. D.. Auburn. Nebraska Margaret Lambert-Furlong—Wayne. Nebr. Marie Lash-Hauptman—Lincoln. Nebraska Vernon Lewis. Jr.—Deceased CLASS OF 192G Vendla M. Adkins-Helzer—Superior, Nebr. Earl H. Andrews—Falls City. Nebraska Emory T. Avey—Auburn. Nebraska Marie L. Berger—1204 North Illinois St.. Arlington. Virginia Ruth Beauchamp-Lindell—4539 Marcy St.. Omaha. Nebraska Elizabeth Beavers-Sapp—Auburn. Nebr. Grace Brooks—Auburn, Nebraska Arthur E. Buckingham—Auburn. Nebraska Elmer P. Collin—Auburn. Nebraska Vera Clark—Auburn. Nebraska Ruth Cowell-Reed—Brock. Nebraska Carletta LaVern Curtis-Grams—5361 B St., Eureka. California Florence E. Curzon-Davis—509 So. 18th. Apt. 5. Lincoln, Nebraska Sylvia C. Davis-Pedersen—Filley. Nebraska Charles H. Davis, Jr.—Dawson. Nebraska Karl Dressier—3915 So. 24th, Omaha. Nebr. Viola Duncan-Zombeck—322 East First St., Grand Island. Nebraska Paul L. Eads—Auburn. Nebraska R. Claude Erisman—Auburn. Nebraska Harlan E. Erisman—Auburn. Nebraska Clarke J. Foyt—Deceased Ralph F. Gardner—1818 McAllister. San Francisco. California Lorine E. Gibson-Strole—Auburn. Nebr. Herbert Greenlee Delbert A. Hacker—Auburn. Nebraska Lester D. Hampton—2134 N. Hamlin Ave., Chicago, Illinois Francis T. Hacker—Auburn, Nebraska Margaret Louise Hawxby-Reese—3217 Oakland St.. Wichita. Kansas Mabel Hutton-Cotton—Auburn. Nebraska Gerald W. Irvin—Box 381. Socorro. N. Mex. Lucille R. Klein-Boyd—Auburn. Nebraska Ralph M. Krueger—117 East Market. Iowa City. Iowa Violet Krueger-Darling—Auburn. Nebraska Lloyd Walker—76th Boyd Sts., Omaha, Nebraska Evelyn Wilson-Snyder—Auburn. Nebraska Johanna Zabel-Jones—713 West 26th St., Austin, Texas Fred Allen—Nemaha. Nebraska Willard Heinke—Nebraska City. Nebraska Roberta Gillespie-Furrow—Auburn. Nebr. Vera Gillespie-Bennett—627 Montgomery St., Knoxville, Iowa Jay Lippold—c o Gamble Store, Wasbash, Indiana Donald Maclay—Neligh, Nebraska Ted Masters—Ossawatomie. Kansas Fae Mastin-Bernard—Auburn, Nebraska Alma Pasco-Barton—RFD. Morrill, Kansas John Pierson, Jr.—4551 Charles St.. Omaha, Nebraska Mildred Poehler-Collin—Auburn. Nebraska Winona Poehler-Barnett—2513 So. 11th, Lincoln, Nebraska Eugene Rarick—Pilger. Nebraska Elizabeth Reed-Higgins—Auburn. Nebr. Rudolph Rogge—Auburn. Nebraska Muriel Rutledge-Peck—115 So. 1st St., Monte Bello. California Julia Skeen-Mathews—Logan. Iowa Minnie Thies-Pohlman—Johnson. Nebraska Magdolene Volkman-Oestmann—Johnson. Nebraska Alice Weisbrook-Volkman—RFD, Auburn, Nebraska LaVeta Whitwell-Waltz—Arapahoe. Okla. Keith Wolfe—Ord. Nebraska Elsie Wulf-Kingsley—Window Rock. Ariz. Maxine Yost-Campbell—587 E. Market St., Akron. Ohio John Boyd—Auburn. Nebraska ni- 'no CLASS OF 1928—Continued Lucille Lash-Ward—Auburn, Nebraska Frank J. Letellier—Auburn. Nebraska Jennie L. Llewellyn-King—Auburn. Nebr. Arnold C. Lutgen—2019 B St.. Lincoln. Neb. Helen E. Martin-Strelt—1126 O St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Josephine A. McComas-Hutton—Auburn. Nebraska Elizabeth McKnight-Northrup—3300 Nebraska St.. Sioux City. Iowa Miriam E. McGrew—228 So. 17th St.. Lei Lau Farl Apt. 310. Lincoln, Nebraska Hooper Reed McConnell—Deceased Leah Meyer—Auburn. Nebraska Claire Nelson-Bradford—c o Turk Summerville Insurance Co.. Omaha. Nebraska Church H. Nixon—Auburn. Nebraska Katherine D. Osenbaugh—Apt. 11. 3513 13th St.. N. W.. Washington. D. C. Howard L. Pasco—Auburn. Nebraska Richard Dysart Penney—3831-506 Furr Drive. San Antonio, Texas CLASS OF 1929 F. Nadine Andrews-Ferguson—850 N 25th St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Vernon Adcock—Deceased Neal O. Andrews—826 South Catalina. Los Angeles. California Charles M. Armstrong—c o Light and Power Co.. Nebraska City. Nebraska Caryll E. Bohl—Inavale. Nebraska Goldie M. Brewer—Auburn. Nebraska Vern V. Brod—Auburn. Nebraska Nina C. Burdette-Pierson—4551 Charles St.. Omaha. Nebraska Charlene E. Clarke-Kreglo—Auburn. Nebr. Burdette C. Cowel—Minataire. Nebraska Charles E. Clarke. Jr.—Auburn. Nebraska George W. Cummings. Jr.—Howe. Nebraska Paul W. Darling—Auburn. Nebraska Helen B. Dirks-Maclay—Neligh, Nebraska Huldah J. Dustin-Rogge—Auburn. Nebr. Edward H. Ely—Auburn. Nebraska Finotta M. Gage-Yockers—5221 Denker St.. Los Angeles. California Genevieve M. Harmer-Rhinehart—Nemaha. Nebraska D. Thelma Waltz-Snyder—Auburn. Nebr. Clarence H. Warnke—Pawnee City. Nebr. Byron H. Gorden—Stella. Nebraska Homer O. Myers—Auburn. Nebraska Cleburne H. Stokes—Auburn. Nebraska John H. Stevenson—Auburn. Nebraska Lillemor Taylor-Robb—2634 39th. N. W.. Washington. D. C. Avis M. Morton—Auburn. Nebraska Blanche E. Reed—Auburn. Nebraska Mary C. Henderson—Auburn. Nebraska Martha C. Henderson-Thiem—Humboldt. Nebraska CLASS OF 1930 Emmett F. Andrews—4530 So. Normandie, Apt. 106. Los Angeles. California Boyd A. Banks—Auburn. Nebraska Leota Gladys Bohlken—Deceased Catherine Brewer-Gerdes—Auburn. Nebr. Genevieve Marie Burger-Morris—Auburn. Nebraska Mildred Ahleen Carsh-Herr—Chicago. 111. Lila Beth Codington—1708 Rhode Island. N. W.. Washington. D. C. Helen Conn-Sailors—Auburn. Nebraska Waring Conner Roger L. Druliner—c o Western Auto Store. Lincoln. Nebraska Nathan O. Eells—Sidney. Nebraska Frederick E. Epperson—Auburn. Nebraska Arthur R. Erisman—Auburn, Nebraska Eunice M. Falk-Stephens—Elmwood. Nebr. Henry Feistner—Powell. Wyoming Wilma A. Garrett-Christianson—Papillion. Nebraska Bob Guilliatt—2020 Valley St.. Omaha. Nebraska Emma Catherine Rarick—Deceased Merle Sailors-Ferneau—Auburn. Nebraska Lela Merle Simpson-Case—Hamburg. Iowa Ruth A. Schaffer—Box 374. Broken Bow. Nebraska Mark G. Simpson—2301 29th St.. Santa Monica, California Wayne H. Sloan—1322 1 4 Constance St.. Los Angeles. California Morris E. Stewart—St. Peters. Minnesota Vernon C. Strole—Auburn. Nebraska Ada C. Stone-Crooker—Auburn. Nebraska Margaret Louise Swift—c o County Hospital. Muced. California Floyd L. Williams—1111 7th St.. Sacramento. California Lawrence O. Wilson—Auburn. Nebraska Gladys Irene Wright-Conner—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Elizabeth Wrightsman-Rusksdashel— Rock. Nebraska Audrey Wolfe-Pohlman—Auburn. Nebraska Mildred A. Harpham-Frerichs—Auburn. Nebraska Zelma Simon-Clarke—2407 15th. N. W.. Washington. D. C. Avis E. Wiser-Dunn—Ponca. Nebraska Helen E. Fellers-Clarke—Auburn, Nebraska Elizabeth A. Sloan-Hedrick—644 N. Van Ness St.. Santa Ana. California Eugene L. McPherson—904 Warrington Ave.. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Vivian G. Helms—523 So. 26th Ave.. Omaha. Nebraska Helen G. Harvey—Box 853. Santa Cruz. California Maida A. Webber-Marsh—Brownville. Nebr. Mary Laura Parks-Clough—Auburn. Nebr. Thelma C. Suedmeyer—Herman. Missouri Kathryn Rebecca Wheeler—Deceased John A. Reed—Brock. Nebraska Dale Skeen—Brownville. Nebraska Harold P. Nincehelser—Auburn. Nebraska Helen M. Hayes-Majors—Brownville. Nebr. Lois Schriefer—Auburn. Nebraska Edgar G. Galloway—1340 South 30th Ave., Omaha. Nebraska George E. Kreglo—Auburn. Nebraska Warren L. Ward—Deceased Walter D. Wulf—Richmond. Missouri Helen E. Eads—Herman. Nebraska Juanita G. Morford-Baker—Iowa City. Ia. Maxine E. Roberts-Bruce—Auburn. Nebr. Anna M. Weisbrook-Hugg—Auburn. Nebr. Dorothy C. Llewellyn-Biggerstaff—Auburn. Nebraska Ervin Sailors—Auburn. Nebraska William Humphrey—Auburn. Nebraska Geneva Harvey—Auburn. Nebraska Ruth Hawxbxy-Knouse—c o Fred Hawxby, 1320 So. 19th St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Frances Howe-Andrews—4530 So. Normandie. Apt. 106. Los Angeles. California Marshall C. Howe—Auburn, Nebraska Mary J. Hughes-Rice—423 Eastern Ave., Indianapolis. Indiana Joseph C. Humphrey—Auburn. Nebraska Bonnie Jerauld-Darling—Auburn. Nebraska Mildred Jodry—Auburn. Nebraska Irene Keefer-Hinds—Auburn. Nebraska Carl C. Kimball—Auburn. Nebraska Kathryn Lash-Wishnow—Auburn. Nebr. Charles F. Lechliter—Auburn. Nebraska Joseph Letellier—Auburn. Nebraska Ella Mae Mayer—Auburn, Nebraska Grace Moody-Feistner—Hampton. Nebraska Lova Irene Morrow-Letellier—Auburn. Neb. Dana Nixon—Herman. Nebraska Wavie O’Hara-Fuller—Tecumseh, Nebraska Ruth L. Penney-Wiensen—Brownville. Neb. Harlan D. Reed—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1930—Continued Alfred C. Reed—c o Mrs. C. D. Reed, Route 3. Yuba City. California Jesse Risse—Auburn. Nebraska Bernice Sailors-Andrews—826 So. Catalina, Los Angeles, California Leon A. Schaffer—64 West Schiller, Chicago. Illinois Chris H. Simon—c o Penner Pharmacy, Beatrice, Nebraska Mable Stoddard-Edmonds—Auburn. Nebr. CLASS OF 1931 Ruth Andresen—1400 E 4th, North Platte. Nebraska Sarah Applegate-Dowdy—Route 1. Elk Creek. Nebraska Donna Bourlier-Leffert—733 Nimster St., Council Bluffs. Iowa Josephine Brissey—204 E. 3rd. North Platte, Nebraska Mildred Chapman-Erisman—Route 3. Auburn. Nebraska LeRee Clarke—RFD, Brock. Nebraska Ethel Conn-Stoddard—Auburn, Nebraska Frances Copes-Umland—Auburn. Nebraska Lucile Cummings-Lechliter—Route 3, Auburn, Nebraska Inez Curtis—Auburn. Nebraska Ada Darling-Barnes—Gothenburg. Nebr. Inez Dovel-Steinheider—Auburn. Nebraska Dorothy Dressler-Stevenson—Orchard Wilhelm. P. O. Dept., Omaha. Nebraska Mary Kathryn Fraser-Handley—Blvd. Apt. No. 12. Cheyenne. Wyoming Lorene Galloway—Bayard. Nebraska Catherine Gillan — Railroad Retirement Board. Washington. D. C. Imo Grant—Auburn. Nebraska Mildred Rose Grochong-Stagner — Troy, Kansas Vivian Hawkins-Kuhl—Julian. Nebraska Ora Humphrey-May—Auburn. Nebraska Ella Kuhlman Johnson Mildred Johnson—Peru. Nebraska Bertha Letellier-Galloway—1340 S. 30th Ave.. Omaha. Nebraska Phyllis Rose Long—709 S. 18th. Apt. 22, Omaha. Nebraska CLASS OF 1932 Pauline Aue—Howe. Nebraska Paul Aue—Howe, Nebraska Dorothy Allen—Auburn. Nebraska Lannlng Andrews—826 South Catalina. Los Angeles, California Erwin Barnhart—Auburn. Nebraska Hilda Bohling-Adcock—Auburn. Nebraska Phyllis Burroughs—717 South 17th St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Lloyd Clark—Auburn. Nebraska Madlyn Collins—Auburn. Nebraska Harold Coulter—Auburn. Nebraska Mabel Falk—Auburn. Nebraska Louise Fox-Norvell—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Guilliatt—Auburn. Nebraska Clara Harpham-Myers—Auburn. Nebraska Eldred Ingersoll—Auburn. Nebraska Ruth Jennings—Auburn. Nebraska Dorothy Jones—Auburn. Nebraska Carrie Klock-Pelate—Auburn. Nebraska Beth Langford-BufTum — 4205 National Ave.. Burbank. California Lester Longbrake—Deceased Irvin Maag. Jr.—c o O’Connor Drug Store, North Platte. Nebraska Geneva Meyers-Banks—Auburn. Nebraska John Muse—Auburn. Nebraska Carl Oestmann—Auburn. Nebraska Irene Oestmann—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1933 Faye Andrews-Hopfer—Auburn. Nebraska Hila Anderson-Porter—Auburn, Nebraska Robert Armstrong—1515 R St.. Lincoln, Neb Wendell Beatty—Auburn. Nebraska Dorothy P. Stewart-White—828 So. 29th St.. Omaha. Nebraska Gwendolyn Swift—Tarkio. Missouri Doris Umland-Cole—Auburn. Nebraska Marjorie Tedlock-Walbridge—c o Dorothy Stewart White. 828 So. 29th St.. Omaha. Nebraska Kathryn Tedlock-Stewart—St. Peters, Minnesota Mary McAlexander—Route 1. Auburn. Neb. Maxine Malony-Watson—2204 Englewood Ave.. Durham. North Carolina Ada Pearl Mastin-Wheeler—Auburn, Nebr. Leah Meyer—Route 1. Auburn. Nebraska Mary Meyers-Carlisle—Auburn. Nebraska Hertha Oestmann-Remmers—Auburn. Neb. Dorothy Rarick—1127 S. Garnsey. Santa Ana. California Minnie Rogge—Route 1. Auburn. Nebr. Jean Rozean—Deceased Dorothy Stevenson—Gothenburg. Nebraska Dorothy Sloan-Avey—246 1 2 E. Chapman. Fullerton. California William Donald Blount—Mead. Nebraska Edward Lyle Bohl—Howe. Nebraska Ernest Brod -Auburn. Nebraska James Dustin—739 W. North St.. Decatur. Illinois Perdin Handley—Blvd. Apt. No. 12. Cheyenne, Wyoming Wesley Palmer—Auburn. Nebraska William Rogge—Route 1. Auburn. Nebraska William Schacht—c o Chris Schacht, Nebraska City. Nebraska Howard Smith—1011 1 2 Orchard Place, Albuquerque. New Mexico Francis Spurgin—Brownville. Nebraska Dick Stivers—2707 Nebraska St., Sioux City, Iowa Clarence Teten—RFD. Auburn. Nebraska Cyril Thornburg—Auburn. Nebraska Van Tracy—708 Church St.. Evanston, 111. Willis Zacharias—La Salle Hotel. Apt. 614. Linwood-Harrison. Kansas City, Missouri Thomas Collin—Deceased Victor Oestmann—Auburn. Nebraska Bernice O’Hara—Auburn. Nebraska Nadine Parker-Combs—Auburn. Nebraska Aurora Rapp-Lorenzen—Curtice. Ohio Josephine Rarick-Ankrom — 1127 South Garnsey. Santa Ana. California Jane Richardson—c o R. H. Richardson. State Safety Council. Capitol Building. Lincoln. Nebraska Wayne Ruddy—9W Franklin. Baltimore. Maryland Ruth Rutledge—1570 Oak St.. Evanston, Illinois Maxine Smith-Cary—Deceased Lenore Stone—Auburn. Nebraska George Simon—Auburn. Nebraska Leone Simpson-Rogge—Route 2. Falls City. Nebraska Lois Jean Simpson-Sephel—c o Baltes Hotel. Fort Wayne. Indiana Marjorie Souders—Auburn. Nebraska Wayne Stephenson—554 So. 25th Ave.. Om-aho. Nebraska Vera Ubben—Auburn. Nebraska Ralph Umland—Auburn. Nebraska Eileen Warnke—c o John Warnke. Auburn. Nebraska James Wheeler—Auburn. Nebraska Raymond Wheeler—Howe. Nebraska Dean Louise Bennett—Auburn. Nebraska Mark Benson—Auburn. Nebraska Paul Blount—Kalispell.. Montana Harold Bohl—Howe. Nebraska CLASS OF 1933—Continued Beulah Bonham—Auburn. Nebraska Genevieve Boyle-Christensen—Tarkio. Mo. William Bradner—Auburn. Nebraska Vera Bressler-Pierce—Peru. Nebraska James Brewer—Auburn. Nebraska Marjorie Briggs—Howe. Nebraska Bill Brown—Auburn. Nebraska John Burdette—A. R. Fleet Airbase. Pearl Harbor. Territory of Hawaii Loretta Burger-Babcock—Brownville. Nebr. Calvert Chambers—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Clark-Letellier—Auburn. Nebraska Olin Clarke- Brock, Nebraska Marjorie Collins—Auburn. Nebraska Frank Copeland—314 East Burlington. Iowa City. Iowa Glenna Coulter—Peru. Nebraska Velma Creighton-Inko—Box 96, Falls City, Nebraska Matilda DeBuhr-Schlange—Auburn, Nebr. Eugene Ely—214 1 2 West 11th St., Michigan City. Indiana Leah Erisman—Auburn. Nebraska Goldie Grochong-Granger—Nemaha. Nebr. Reynold Hurst—619 So. 14th St., St. Joseph, Missouri John Harlan Irvin—U. S. S. Vestal, 7th Division, Post Office Dept., New York City. New York Herman Jurgensmeier—Auburn. Nebraska Vera Mae Keyt-Krueger—Auburn, Nebraska CLASS OF 1934 Mildred Albrecht-Duerfeldt—Nemaha. Neb. James Armstrong—1845 State Ave.. Kansas City. Kansas Jean Bennett—Auburn. Nebraska Maxine Bock-Ott—Nebraska City. Nebraska Beulah Bohl—Auburn, Nebraska Avis Bohlken—Auburn, Nebraska Lyle Bourlier—Auburn, Nebraska Bernard Clark—333 N. Exposition, Wichita, Kansas Joseph Clark—Peru. Nebraska Edgar Cline—Peru, Nebraska Frank Cline—23 Lyme Road. Hanover, New Hampshire Eldo Coulter—Auburn, Nebraska Emma DeBuhr—Auburn. Nebraska Lula Belle Dovel-Combs—Nebraska City, Nebraska Theota Dovel—Auburn, Nebraska Jean LaVon Eads—Auburn, Nebraska Alice Finney—c o Thew Shovel Co., Lorain. Ohio Mary Fisher-LaBay—627 1 2 W. Main, Cherokee. Iowa Edus Hahn—Tecumseh. Nebraska Dueway ne Harpham—Auburn. Nebraska Howard Henderson—Auburn, Nebraska CLASS OF 1935 Jane Andrews—Barada, Nebraska Marcile Ankrom-Chase—Auburn, Nebraska Louis Argabright—Nemaha. Nebraska Wilda Argabright—Nemaha. Nebraska Alva Barnhart—Auburn, Nebraska Erma Barnhart-Gerdes—Route 1, Brock, Nebraska Herman Bath—Brownville. Nebraska Kathleen Boyle—Auburn, Nebraska Neil Brown—Humboldt. Nebraska Lucille Brush-Foster—Auburn. Nebraska Arlene Clark-Guilliatt—Auburn. Nebraska Evelyn Clarke—Auburn, Nebraska Marjorie Jean Clarke-Coeur—Auburn, Neb. Hazel Creighton-Kirkbride—Auburn. Neb. Carol Cummings-Skoglund—Howe. Nebr. Marjorie Dirks—426 N 16th St.. Lincoln, Nebraska Marcelle Dovel—Auburn, Nebraska Charles Ely—Auburn. Nebraska Maxine Erisman-Madison—Beaver Crossing. Nebraska Dale Falk—U. S. S. Dobbin, San Diego, California Ethel Lake—Auburn. Nebraska Jessie Llewellyn-Vosberg—Auburn. Nebr. Margaret McKnight—1260 No. Dearborn Parkway. Chicago, Illinois, c o Park Dearborn Hotel Marjorie McPherren-Ely—214 1 2 West 11th St.. Michigan City, Indiana Doris McPherren-Howe—Auburn. Nebraska Vern Moody—Auburn, Nebraska Anna May Myers—Auburn. Nebraska George Nixon—Auburn. Nebraska Frances Nordlund—Auburn. Nebraska Verna Oestmann-Moody—Auburn. Nebr. Helen Overton-Marguardt—1202 F Street, Pershing Apt. D-3. Lincoln. Nebraska Mildred Palmer—Auburn, Nebraska Spencer Parker—Auburn. Nebraska James Perdue—Fort Morgan. Colorado Mary Alice Polsfus—Auburn. Nebraska Ardith Richardson-Snow—Auburn, Nebr. Opal Rogge-Bohl—Howe, Nebraska Norman Sailors—7512 Burlingame, Detroit, Michigan Muriel Schaffer-Reichardt—Imperial. Nebr. Bessie Sitzman-Whitlow—Auburn, Nebr. Francis Stafford—Alva. Wyoming Gertrude Stewart—Auburn, Nebraska Marjorie Vandeventer—Dunning. Nebraska Harry Wheeler—Howe. Nebraska Joe Wilds—c o G. C. Wilds, Auburn, Nebr. Delores Higgins-Krogman—Auburn, Nebr. Lillian Humphrey—Gordon, Nebraska Louise Jenkins—Auburn, Nebraska Marion Kearns—Lutheran Hospital, Beatrice. Nebraska John Keyt—Auburn. Nebraska Glenn McConnell—Auburn. Nebraska Junius McCowan—Auburn, Nebraska Ola McCully—Stella. Nebraska Thurman Merritt—119 E. Crawford St., Elkhart. Indiana Margaret Meyers-Kreps—5799 W. Colfax, Denver. Colorado Ella Oestmann-Bergmann—Auburn, Nebr. Eileen Oestmann-Coulter—Auburn, Nebr. Cecil Rapp—Auburn. Nebraska Lloyd Rebuck—3358 Josephine St., Denver, Colorado Alma Simpson—Auburn. Nebraska Marjorie Stevenson—Mitchell. Nebraska Nelda Shuemaker-Berger—Auburn. Nebr. Louise Wheeler-Skeen—Auburn, Nebraska Mary Jayne Wheeler—53 Marston. Apt. D12, Detroit. Michigan Phyllis Wheeler—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Wheeler-Nixon—Auburn. Nebraska Merrill Wolfe—Auburn. Nebraska Ruth Erisman—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Kathryn Hanlan-Thompson—1400 East Central. Albuquerque, New Mexico Avis Harms—Bayard. Nebraska Junior Hill—c o Hill Drug Store, Peru, Nebraska William Humphrey—Auburn, Nebraska Robert Irvin—1715 M St., Lincoln, Nebr. Dorrie Jones—739s Normandy Ave., Los Angeles. California Harvine Kerns-Spurgin—Brownville, Nebr. Don Kiechel—Johnson, Nebraska Ransom Krueger—Auburn. Nebraska Barton Letellier—Auburn, Nebraska Mildred Llewellyn-Taylor—Tecumseh. Nebraska Roy McConnell—Auburn. Nebraska Hazel Merritt—Auburn, Nebraska Donna Mae Miller-Long—Rock River, Wyo. Etta Neunaber—Peru. Nebraska Lu Ella Nincehelser-Knapp—Collins House, Peru. Nebraska Lily Noah—Auburn, Nebraska Wilma Noah-Gardner—Auburn, Nebraska CLASS OF 1935—Continued Claude Oakman—Auburn. Nebraska Phyllis Parker-Henderson—Auburn. Nebr. John Ross—CCC. Humboldt. Nebraska John Sanders—Auburn. Nebraska Elmer Schlange—Auburn. Nebraska Donald Simmons—Nebraska City. Nebraska Helen Simon—2407 15th St.. Washington. D. C. Albert Simpson—Auburn. Nebraska Julia Jean Snyder-Kyser—Auburn. Nebr. Robert Snyder—Auburn. Nebraska Edwin Sodman—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1936 Gladys Andrews-Hutton—Nemaha. Nebr. Ruby Argabright—Howe. Nebraska Jean Armstrong—Auburn. Nebraska Velda Ashcroft-Clark—Auburn. Nebraska Agnes Banks—Auburn. Nebraska Winifred Beard-Humphrey—2117 Webster St.. Omaha. Nebraska Edwin Berger—Auburn. Nebraska Katherine Jane Bixby—516 North 14th St., Lincoln. Nebraska Robert Blankenship—504 North 14th St., Lincoln. Nebraska Iola Bohling—Auburn. Nebraska Esther Bressler—Auburn. Nebraska Rose Brewer-Dahlke—Humboldt. Nebraska Corrine Brissey—Auburn. Nebraska Kenneth Brown—Auburn. Nebraska Thelma Brush-Roberts—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Buck—Turk Summerville Insurance Co.. Union State Bank Building. Omaha, Nebraska Lafe Chambers—Auburn. Nebraska Charles Collins—Auburn. Nebraska Lewis Corrington—Hotel Nebraskan. Lincoln. Nebraska Wayne Coulter—Auburn. Nebraska Ruth Curtis-Kyle—Auburn. Nebraska Arnold DeBuhr—Auburn. Nebraska Carl Dittbrenner—Auburn. Nebraska John Dustin—325 Ash St., Ames, Iowa Harold Foy—3507 South Figueroa St., Los Angeles, California Charles Gabus. Jr.—Peru. Nebraska Jack Gage—5217 Denker Ave.. Los Angeles, California Robert Gage—301 South 9th St.. Lincoln, Nebraska Darlene Gerdes—Auburn. Nebraska Jack Glen—1131 Humboldt St.. Denver. Col. Lloyd Gritz—Auburn. Nebraska Leona Mae GrofT-Gillard—3126 Brooklyn Ave., Kansas City. Missouri Maxine Groff-Beatty—Auburn. Nebraska Vernon Groff—Auburn. Nebraska Raymond Hacker—Auburn. Nebraska Severn Handley—Auburn. Nebraska Margaret Henderson—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1937 Esther Anderson—Crete, Nebraska William Anderson—Auburn. Nebraska Irene Argabright—Howe. Nebraska James Lee Armstrong—Auburn. Nebraska Harold Barnhart—Auburn. Nebraska Margaret Barnhart-Tunks—Auburn. Nebr. Esther Bath—Brownville. Nebraska Leodis Behrends—Auburn. Nebraska Otto Bergman—Auburn. Nebraska Barton Blake—Deceased Clark Briggs—Auburn. Nebraska Corrine Clark—Auburn. Nebraska Robert Clarke—Auburn. Nebraska Fletcher Cline—RFD 2. Peru. Nebraska Maxine Cowell—Auburn. Nebraska Wilber Doiel—Auburn. Nebraska John Fisher—McKenney House. Peru. Nebr. Jack Gabus—Peru. Nebraska Julia Gillispie-Volker—Elmwood. Nebraska Gale Goings—Auburn. Nebraska James Grant—Ringland Hall, Hastings, Nebraska Mary Hatch-Hill—Auburn. Nebraska Earl Stivers—Auburn. Nebraska LaVeta Taft-Dwyer—c o A. E. Taft. State Hospital. Lincoln. Nebraska Mayre Tangeman—Auburn. Nebrska Charles Thompson—1400 East Central. Albuquerque. New Mexico Loren Thompson—Auburn. Nebraska Mable Tignor-Banks—1822 Chicago St.. Apartment 40, Omaha. Nebraska Irene Weatherfleld-Soplier—Fort Morgan. Colorado Clifford Higgins—Auburn. Nebraska Jack Hoagland—1432 No. 19th St.. Omaha. Nebraska Vester Holman—Auburn. Nebraska Ann Alice Hull—32 North 12th St.. Kansas City. Kansas Lenora (Carrol) Jones—138 North 12th St.. Lincoln, Nebraska George Kennedy. Jr.—Ogden. Iowa Mildred Keyt-Hull—Auburn. Nebraska Mabel Kyriss—Auburn. Nebraska Luceen Maag—416 South 25th Ave., Omaha. Nebraska John Magor—Auburn. Nebraska Wayne McAlexander—Auburn. Nebraska Carl McKee—Auburn. Nebraska Glenna McKenney—Auburn, Nebraska Donna McPherren—Auburn. Nebraska Velma Neil—Auburn. Nebraska Delores Norvell—708 East F St.. North Platte. Nebraska William Rarick—Auburn. Nebraska Neva Rebuck-Johnson—524 East 6th St.. Concordia. Kansas Margaret Redding—Falls City. Nebraska Harold Reed—Auburn. Nebraska Leoborn Richards—Auburn. Nebraska Adolph Rogge—Auburn, Nebraska Don Rose—Auburn. Nebraska Wayne Rose—Auburn. Nebraska Rosa Lee Sanders—Auburn. Nebraska Maurice Sailors—Scribner. Nebraska Wayne Schaffer—64 West Schiller. Chicago. Illinois Darlene Schlange—Auburn. Nebraska Martha Smith-Tennewell—RFD. Auburn. Nebraska Dorothy Stock—Auburn. Nebraska Curtis Tucker—Howe. Nebraska Ruthe White—Omaha. Nebraska Thelma Whitnack—Auburn. Nebraska Gertrude Wiencke—Midland College. Fremont. Nebraska George Wilson—Auburn. Nebraska Frances Wrightsman—1545 S St.. Lincoln. Nebraska Louise Huddleston—Auburn. Nebraska Jeanne Humphrey—Auburn. Nebraska Phillip Humphrey—Auburn. Nebraska Luther Hutton—Auburn. Nebraska Thomas Johnson—Auburn. Nebraska Mervin Keedy—Auburn. Nebraska Carl Koontz—Auburn. Nebraska Gordon Koontz—Auburn. Nebraska Ted Lawrence—Brownville. Nebraska Arnold Lunzman—Auburn. Nebraska Victor Lunzman—Auburn. Nebraska Gailen Martin—Auburn, Nebraska Mildred McAlexander—Auburn. Nebraska Irene McAlexander—Auburn. Nebraska Harry Meyers—Auburn. Nebraska Robert Morris—Auburn. Nebraska Rosa Pearl Moody-Bohling—Auburn. Nebr. Charles Morton—Washington. D. C. John Nelson—Auburn. Nebraska Elizabeth Nixon—Auburn. Nebraska Ralph Norvell—Auburn. Nebraska Alberta Oestmann—Auburn. Nebraska Minnie Oestmann—Johnson. Nebraska CLASS OF 1937—Continued Lydia Oestmann—Auburn, Nebraska Eugene Oliver—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Parker—Auburn, Nebraska Roy Parker—523 5th St.. Cedar Rapids. Ia. Robert Polsfus—Auburn, Nebraska Paul Rhodes—Howe, Nebraska Lawrence Rogge—Auburn. Nebraska Joe Rose—Submarine Detachment. Pearl Harbor. T. H.. U. S. S. S-27 Irvin Schlange—Auburn. Nebraska CLASS OF 1938 Ruth Anderson-Adamson—Auburn, Nebr. Vivian Argabright—Nemaha, Nebraska Gerald Armstrong—RFD 3. Auburn. Nebr. Gene Beavers—c o Charles Brush. Nemaha. Nebraska Hilda Bergman—Auburn. Nebraska Gene Blankenship—Auburn, Nebraska Mildred Bohlken—Mount Vernon Hall, Peru. Nebraska Cleon Brown—Brownville, Nebraska Maxine Carr—Auburn. Nebraska Bertha Chambers—Auburn. Nebraska Esther Conn—RFD 2. Brock, Nebraska Deane Cox—RFD 2. Auburn. Nebraska Joe Darling—Auburn. Nebraska Mabel Dittbrenner—RFD 3. Auburn. Nebr. William Dustin—Auburn, Nebraska Clinton Edwards—Auburn, Nebraska William Ely—405 1 2 So. Union Ave., Los Angeles. California Thelma Flies—733 South 13th St.. Lincoln, Nebraska Velma Flies—24th Frederick, c o Nurses Home. St. Joseph. Missouri Margie Fraser—Auburn. Nebraska Richard Galloway—Auburn, Nebraska Genevieve Geick—Eliza Morgan Hall, Peru, Nebraska Mary Ann Gibbons—Auburn, Nebraska Jeanette Grant—Auburn. Nebraska Annette Green—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Grovenburg—Auburn, Nebraska Evelyn Hacker—Auburn. Nebraska Maxine Hacker—Idlewild Drive, Lincoln, Nebraska Lester Handley—Auburn. Nebraska Bernice Harms—Auburn, Nebraska Edward Helms—Auburn. Nebraska Floydean Higgins—Auburn. Nebraska Barbara Schmidt—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Snyder—RFD 2. Auburn. Nebraska Martha Snyder—RFD 2. Auburn. Nebraska Augusta Stocker—Auburn. Nebraska Helen Stoddard—RFD, Auburn. Nebraska Buford Vetter- Auburn, Nebraska Matthew Wiencke—Auburn. Nebraska Laurene Wilson—Auburn. Nebraska Kenneth Williams—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Margaret Hull—Auburn, Nebraska Ronald Jerauld—Auburn. Nebraska Meredith Jimerson—Peru. Nebraska Anselm Johnson—Peru, Nebraska Clarence Johnson—Brownville, Nebraska Rita Jones—Auburn, Nebraska Ruth Kermoade—RFD 2. Auburn. Nebraska Wanda Mae King—Emerson. Nebraska Dorothy Lavigne—106 Park Ave.. Peru. Neb. John Lawrence—Neal House. Peru, Nebr. Harold McConnell—Auburn. Nebraska Boyd Magor—Auburn, Nebraska Floyd Magor—Auburn. Nebraska Robert Markland—Auburn. Nebraska John Mayer—c o Luther College, Wahoo, Nebraska Harold Moody—RFD 2. Auburn. Nebraska Alan Morris—Auburn, Nebraska Rosalie Nincehelser—Auburn. Nebraska Mary Alyce Palmer—Auburn, Nebraska Glorya Parker—523 5th St., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Carl Pasco—Auburn. Nebraska Ardis Plager—Auburn. Nebraska Harold Plager—Auburn. Nebraska Robert Poehler—Auburn. Nebraska Janice Power—Auburn, Nebraska Gwendolyn Reed—24th Frederick, c o Nurses Home. St. Joseph, Missouri Bert Smith—Auburn, Nebraska Delbert Smith—Auburn, Nebraska Dean Stuck—Auburn, Nebraska Junior Susong—RFD 1, Auburn, Nebraska Pete Susong—RFD 1. Auburn. Nebraska Margaret Wheeler—RFD 3. Auburn, Nebr. Lloyd Whitlow—Auburn. Nebraska Starline Whitmore—Auburn. Nebraska Catherine Wills—Brownville. Nebraska Phyllis Young—Auburn, Nebraska JlocatLon oj- (f racluatzi Auburn High School—1889-1939 Alabama_______________ 2 Alaska________________ 1 Arkansas______________ 2 Arizona_______________ 2 Australia_____________ 1 California _________ 119 Canada _______________ 2 Colombia, So. Amer. 1 Colorado_____________ 22 Connecticut___________ 3 Florida_______________ 2 Georgia_______________ 2 Hawaii _ _____________ 2 Idaho_________________ 4 Illinois_____________ 24 Iowa _______________ 48 Indiana ______________ 9 Kansas_______________ 27 Kentucky______________ 2 Massachusetts_______ 1 Michigan______________ 6 Minnesota_____________ 6 Missouri_____________ 24 Montana_______________ 9 Nebraska___________1 086 Nevada _______________ 1 New Hampshire______ 2 New Mexico____________ 3 New York______________ 6 North Carolina_____ 1 North Dakota__________ 1 Ohio _ _ _____________ 8 Oklahoma_____________ 16 Oregon ______________ 14 Pennsylvania__________ 7 Porto Rico------------ 1 South Dakota_______ 4 Sweden________________ 1 T ennessee____________ 2 T exas________________ 9 Virginia______________ 3 Washington___________ 12 Washington, D. C. _ _ 18 Wisconsin_____________ 4 Wyoming _____________ 19 Total Graduates—1643 Accounted for—1542 Not Located—1 5 Deceased—86 on and JacuLhj Howe. Malony. Irvin, Zacharias, Armstrong, Glen. Pohlman l Board of education Dr. I. W. Irvin, President H. N. Howe, Vice-President Floyd Pohlman, Secretary J. T. Zacharias E. F. Armstrong Dr. F. C. Malony C. M. Glen ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT A. J. NEBELSICK Auburn, Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska M. A. University of Nebraska Advanced Study University of Minnesota Secondary Education SOCIOLOGY—PSYCHOLOGY : I Usiay£ Jxoni (Uur ufizxuitznilztit Greetings to every graduate of the Auburn High School! No one knows better than you do what education means to you. All of us must realize that education in its social, economic, political and religious setting should prepare us to do better the worthwhile things we hope to do; that education also prepares us to refuse the ready made answers and solutions of other agencies who are ever ready and willing to do our thinking. Education can and will save democracy! —A. J. NEBELSICK. L. REX CARDEN Auburn, Nebraska B. A. Municipal University of Omaha M. A. University of Nebraska SOCIAL SCIENCE—SECONDARY EDUCATION Principal of Senior High ROBERT BERGER Auburn, Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska Senior High and Junior High SMITH-HUGHES VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE MARY ALICE ENGLES Auburn, Nebraska A. B. Peru State Teachers College Duchesne College University of Colorado University of Nebraska Junior High School GENERAL SCIENCE GUY FULLER Auburn, Nebraska Minnesota School of Music U. S. Army Bandmaster’s School, Chaumont, France Senior High and Junior High INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC LOIS GATES Lincoln, Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska Senior High COMMERCIAL VIRGINIA GIBSON Potwin, Kansas B. S. Kansas State College Senior High and Junior High SMITH-HUGHES HOME ECONOMICS ROBERT HARRIS A. B. Nebraska Central College Junior High ENGLISH--ATHLETICS RALPH HIGGINS Auburn, Nebraska B. A. Peru State Teachers College University of Minnesota Senior High ATHLETICS--HISTORY-SCIENCE LAURA E. HOLM York, Nebraska A. B. York College Graduate Study University of Nebraska Advanced Standing in Voice— School of Music—University of Nebraska Senior High and Junior High VOCAL MUSIC RALPH D. SELLHORN Auburn, Nebraska A. B. Peru State Teachers College University of Nebraska University of Minnesota Principal of Junior High FAYE HUBBERT Kearney, Nebraska B. A. University of Nebraska Kearney State Teachers College University of Colorado Senior High DRAMATICS---------ENGLISH J. M. LOCKARD Shelby, Nebraska B. S. Wayne State Teachers College University of Nebraska Junior High SOCIAL SCIENCE—DRAMATICS OLA ROBERTS Hastings, Nebraska B. S. Hastings College Gradwchl School of Laboratory Technique University of Southern California Senior High MINOR SCIENCE----MATHEMATICS ELLEN SRB Dwight, Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska Senior High HISTORY —LATIN JOSIE LUTZ Auburn, Nebraska A. B. Peru State Teachers College University of Nebraska Junior High MATHEMATICS-—ART---PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROXIE McGREW Auburn, Nebraska Peru State Teachers College University of Nebraska Senior High V. C. WORTHINGTON Auburn, Nebraska B. S. University of Nebraska Junior High SOCIAL SCIENCE—PHYSICAL EDUCATION HELEN V. WRIGHT Englewood, Colorado R. N. The Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital, Hastings, Nebraska Post-Graduate in Public Health Nursing University of Michigan MATHEMATICS PERSONAL HYGIENE rt @9 £! :„ k _.- rt, v .. t £ ; -. • _ • -■ - «•• „«• •• « s I ' .♦ ,v « ►• ’ ''■ : ; : „- ■? -‘‘•V u'V’V' Vr ■’ ■ s V� v .. .V -V •� ■ «' ■V CLASSES HL £ zniox CL Ciil OFFICERS President__________Mary Alice Hacker Vice-President__________James Meyers Treasurer________________James Miller Sponsors_____________________Miss Roberts, Mr. Higgins COLORS Red and Gold MOTTO To learn is to live. HACKER MEYERS MILLER MARY ALICE HACKER College Preparatory—Commercial—Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; M-I-N-K 4; Local Declam. Contest 2. 3; Sub-Dist. Dramatics 3; Dist. Dramatics Cont st 3; Class Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Senior Dramatics; Junior Dramatics: Vice-Pres. 2; G. R. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Nat'l Thespians 2, 3, 4; G. A. A.. Sec. 3; May Fete Attendant 2. 3; May Queen 4; Office 4; Class Play 3. 4. JAMES MEYERS Ceneral—B-skct Ball 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; National Thespian 4; Junior and Senior Dramatics 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Class Vice President 4. JAMES MILLER College Preparatory—Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Dist. Judging Contest 1. 2. 3; State Judging Contest 1, 2. 3; F. F. A. 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; May Fet ' Attendant 3; Class Play 3. 4; Square Circle 3. 4; Senior Dramatics; Nat’l Thespian 3. 4; School News 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; Class Vlce-Prcs. 3; F. F. A. 3. 4. I I_______________________________________ I I DOROTHY ARGABRIGHT Commercial—Howe 1, 2; Class Play 1. 2; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. WORTHY ARMSTRONG General—Brownville 1. 2; Class Pres. 1. 2; Sec.-Treas. 3; Student Council 3; Sec.-Treas. of Dram. Club 2; F. F. A. 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; M'.xed Chorus 3. 4; Class Play 4. NAOMI BARNHART General—Junior Dramatics. Senior Dramatics; Local Declam. Contest 1; Class Play 3. DUANE BENNETT General MAUDIE BETTINGER General—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior matics; Senior Dramatics; Class Play 4. Dra CLARE BLAKE Commercial and College Preparatory—Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Band Pres. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Pianist 4; M-I-N-K 1. 2; Solo 1. 3. 4; Clarinet Quartette 1, 2. 4; Trio 3; Dist. Commercial Contest 3. 4; Junior Class Play 3; Office 4; G. R. 2. 3. 4; Junior Dramatics 1; Ciass Sec.-Treas. 2; May Fete Attendant 2. 4. VIRGIL BOHLING General—Glee Club 2. 3; Dist. Music Contest 3; Annual Staff 4; F. F. A. 2. 3. 4; Pres. 3. 4; State Vocational Ag. Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Square Circle 3. 4. ERNA BOHREN Commercial—Pawnee 1. 2; Girl Scouts 1. 2; Clee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; M-I-N-K 1; Home Ec. Club 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. 4; Dist. Contest 2. CLIFFORD BOURLIER General—Hi-Y 1. 2. 4; F. F. A. 2. 3. 4; Square Circle 3; Class Play Staff 4. PATRICK BOYLE General MARJORIE BUCK General—Home Ec. Club 1, 2. 3, 4. MARJORIE BUCKINGHAM General—Class Sec.-Treas. 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; G. R 2, 4; Orchestra 2; School News Staff 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Junior Dramatics Play 2; May Fete Attendant 1. ELDON BUNN General—Shubert High School 1, 2. 3; Football 1, 2. 3; Basket Ball 2. 3; Operetta 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4; Senior Dramatics; Nat’l Thespians 4; Local Declam. Contest 4; Class Play 4; M-I-N-K Dramatic Arts Contest 4. DONALD COAD College Preparatory—Smith-Hughes Agriculture—State Judging Contest 1. 2. 3; District Judging Contest 1, 2. 3; F. F. A. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 4. CAROL ROSE COLERICK Commercial—Nemaha 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Operetta 1; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 4; Nat l Thespian. Treas. 3. 4; Home Ec. Club 4: G. A. A. 3. 4; G. R. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Local Declam. Contest 1. 2. 3; Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; M-I-N-K 1. DON COULTER College Preparatory—Hi-Y 4; F. F. A. 4; School News Staff 4; Class Play Staff 4. DORIS CURTIS General HELEN DAHLKE Commercial—College Preparatory—Nemaha 1; Class Pres. 1; Glee Club 1; Student Council 2. 3; Senior Dramatics 3, 4; Nat’l Thespians 4; Commercial Contest 3. 4; Schools News Staff 3. 4; Associate Editor 3; Local Declam. Contest 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Office 4; M-I-N-K Dramatic Arts 4; County Young Citizens Contest Winner 4; Valedictorian. ALVIN DeBUHR College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4; M-I-N-K 4; Dist. Music Contest 3. 4; School News Staff 4; Operetta 1; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Vocational Ag. Judging Contest 2. 3; Treas. of F. F. A. 3. 4. DORIS DOVEL College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Dist. Music Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2; Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; G. R 2. 3. 4; Nat’l Thespians 3. 4; School News Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3, 4; G. A. A. 4; Annual Staff-Editor 4; Local Declam. Contest 2. CATHLEEN DUNCAN BETTY GALLOWAY General—Beloit. Kansas 1, 2; Boone. Iowa 3: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3; G. R. 1. 2; Dramatics 1. 2. 3. General—Glee Club 1. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; District Contest 4; G. R. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K 4: Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A. A. 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Dramatics 3; Class Play Staff 4. IRENE EDEN General—Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Home Ec. .Club 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A. A. 3. EDITH GEBERS General—Home Ec. Club 3. 4. FRED EHLERS Smith-Hughes Agriculture—College Prepara- NORMA GREEN tory—State Judging Contest 1. 3; District Judging Contest 1. 3; General—Dunbar High School 1: Glee Club 1; G. A. A. 3; Home Ec. Club 2. 3. 4; Pres. 3, 4; Treas. 2; Class Play Staff 4. JOAN FLAU College Preparatory—Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; M-I-N-K 1. 2. 4; Dist. plan 4; G. R. 4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Nat’l Thes-Brass Quartette 2. 3; Woodwind Quintet 4; May Fete Attendant 4. DALE GRITZ General—Football 2. 3. 4; Capt. 4; Basket Ball 3; Track 1. 2. 3. Co-captain 4; Class Play 3; Southeastern Football Tournament 3. 4; State Track Meet 1. 3; Beatrice Invit. 1. 2. 3. CHARLES GADDIS MILDRED GUILLIATT College Preparatory—Peru Prep 1. 2. 3; Class Pres. 3. Sec. 1. Vice-Pres. 2; Physical Ed. 1; Football 3. Captain 4; Track 4; Class Play 4. Commercial—School News Staff 3. 4; Annual Staff 4. LENA HAGER Genera!—Home Ec. Club 1. 2; G. A. A. 3; School News Staff 3. FELISTA HANDLEY College Preparatory—Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 1. 2. 3; May Fete Attendant 1. 3; Operetta 1. 2; Class Play 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Pres. 3. 4; G. R 2. 3. 4; Nat’l Thespian 3. 4; Sec. 4; M-I-N-K 1. 2, 4; Dist. Music Contest 1. 2. 3; School News Staff 3; Editor 3; Student Council 3. 4: Pres. 4; Home Ec. Club 4; G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; Vice Pres. 3; M?y Princess 4. ARLENE HARMS College Preparatory—Glee Club 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 3. 4. HERBERT HELMS College Preparatory—Hi-Y 1. 2. 4; Ag. Judging 1. 2; Glee Club 1; Band 1. 2. 3; Orchestra 1. 2. 3; F. F. A. 2, 3. 4; Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; Square Circle 3, 4; School News Staff. Business Mgr. 4; Class Play Start 3. 4. CARLENE HOHENSEE College Preparatory—Commercial—Glee Club 1. 2. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 4; Gir s Small Group 1. 2. 4; M-I-N-K 1. 2. 4; Dist. Music Contest 1. 2. 3; Junior Dramatics; Senior 3r i-m tics; Local Declam. Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Sub-Dist. Declam. Contest 2. 3; Dist. Declam. C latest 2. 3; Nat’l Thespian 2. 3. 4; Pres. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Sec. 4; School News Staff. Ed. 4; Commercial Contest 3; Office 4; Class Play 3. 4; Salutatorian. TOD HUBBELL College Preparatory—Class Pres. 1. 3; Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; Hi-Y 3. 4; Pres. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; M-I-N-K 2. 3. 4; Dist. Music Contest 2; Operetta 1; Cheerleader 1. 2; Local Declam. Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Dist. Debate Taam 3. 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3. 4; Football Mgr. 4; May Fete Attendant 1; Nst’l Forensic League 3. 4; Nat’l Thespians 2. 3. 4; Vice Pres. 3. 4; Uni. of Denver Debate Scholarship 3; Annual Staff 4; Sub-Dist. Declam. 3, 4; Dist. Declam. 4; State Declam. 4; May-King 4. JAMES HUEY Commercial—College Preparatory—Hi-Y 3. 4. Annual Staff 4; Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics 3. 4; School News Staff 3; Nat’l Thespians 4; Class Play 3; Commercial Contest 3. GLADYS HUTTON General—Glee Club 1; Home Ec. Club 1. G. A. A. 3. 4; G. R. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Nat’l Thespian 3. 4; Treas. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Thespian Play 4; Schools News St “iff 3. 4; Operetta 1. SIDNEY JOHNSON College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 1; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; Nat’l Thespians 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Vice-Pres. 3; Operetta 1; Local Declam. Contest 4; Dist. Music Contest 1, 3. 4; Student Council 2; Class Play 3. 4. THEODA JONES General ROBERT KOONTZ General—Junior Dramatics 1; Glee Club 1. 2; Track 2. 3. 4; Co-captain of track 4; Football 3, 4; State Track Meet 2, 3. 4; May Fete Attendant 3. 4; M-I-N-K 2, 3. 4; Beatrice Invit. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 4. JEWELL KRUEGER General—Junior and Senior Dramatics 1. 2; G. R. 2; G. A. A. 3. 4. BERT LLEWELLYN General—Track 3. 4; Annual Staff 4. GENE LLEWELLYN General—Football 3. 4; Captain 4; Basket Ball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Captain 4. JEROLYN McCARTY General—Kansas City 1, 2; Athletics 1. 2; Latin Club 1; Home Ec. Club 1, 2. 3; G. R 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A. A. 3. 4; Physiology Club 2. LAWRENCE McKENNEY College Preparatory—Football 4; Basket Ball 4; Track 3; Junior and Senior Dramatics; National Thespians 4; Class Play 3. 4. JAMES McKENNEY General—F. F. A. 4. TELVA MARTIN Commercial—Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; M-I-N-K Contest 1. 2. 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; District Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; G. R. 3; Commercial Contest 3. 4; Thespian 4; Class Play 4. BETTY MILLER BEULAH Me ALEXANDER General—G. R. 4; Home Ec. Club 4. Commercial—Junior Dramatics 1; Girls Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4; District Contest 3. 4; M-I-N-K 4; Senior Dramatics; Class Play 4. NADINE MITCHELL General—Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3; Sec.-Treas. 1; Pres. 1. ROBERT MOODEY College Preparatory—Class Plav Staff 4. JUNIOR MOORE General—Smith-Hughes Agriculture—Brown- ville 1, 2; Sports Medal 2; F. F. A. 3. 4; Ht-Y 4; Football 4. LORETTA MORSEY General—Glee Club 1. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; District Contest 4; Home Ec. Club 1; G. A. A. 3; Senior Dramatics; Class Play 4. THURL NORVELL General LOUIS OESTMANN College Preparatory—Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2; Junior and Senior Dramatics; School News Staff 4; May Prince 4; Class Play 3. 4; May Fete Attendant 2; M-I-N-K 4; Nat’l Thespian 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Boys’ Small Group 4. EDWARD PARKER General—Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket Ball Mgr. 4; Band 3. 4; Glee Club 3; Track Mgr. 4; Junior Dramatics 1, 2; Class Play 4. HAROLD PARKER Smith-Hughes Ag.—General—F. F. A. 2. 3. ROY PARKER General—Class Pres. 2; May Fete Attendant 1. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Octette 2, 4; Quartette 3; Vocal Solo 4; M-I-N-K Contest I. 2. 4; Dist. Music Contest 1. 2, 3. 4; State Ag. Contest 1. 2; Farm Mechanics Team 1; Poultry Judging 2; Hi-Y 1. 2, 3; F. F. A. 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Track 4; State Track Meet 4. ROBERT PATTERSON General JANE PERSINGER CLARICE REED Commercial—Plattsmouth High School 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Senior Dramatics 4; G A. A. Pres. 4; Pep Club 4; Class Play 4 CLARENCE PICKETT College Preparatory—Junior Dramatics. JAMES POWER General—Brock 1. 2; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Class Pres. 2; Hi-Y 4; Editor School News 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; M-I-N-K; Pep Club 4; Class Play 4. ERWIN PULWER General—F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. THOMAS REDDING College Preparatory—Smith-IIughes Ag.—Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4; F. F. A. 4; Senior Dramatics; Square Circle 3. 4. General—Glee Club 1, 2; Home Ec Club 1. 2. 3. 4. HAZEL ROSS College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A. A. 1. 3; G. R. 3. MARY JANE SCHNEIDEWIND General—Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3; Sec. 1; Pres. 1. JOHN SHIVELEY General—Junior and Senior Dramatics 1. 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. MARY STEVENSON College Preparatory—G. R. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Annual Staff 4. IVAN STOCK General—Junior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; Nat’l Thespian 4; Class Play 4. GENEVA STUTT College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Home Ec. Club 1. 2; Operetta 1. 2; G. R. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; School News 4. VIRGIL SWAN General GRACE IRENE TURNWALL Commercial—Whittier High School. Lincoln. 1; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Home Ec. Club 4; G. A. A. 3. 4; Costuming 1. MARIE UMLAND College Preparatory—Annual Staff 4. GEORGE WALTZ General—Glee Club 1; Operetta 1; Junior Dramatics 2; Pep Club 3. 4; Class Play 3; Nat’l Thespian 3. 4. THOMAS WHITAKER General IRENE WHITNACK Commercial—Junior Dramatics 2; Class Play 3; Senior Dramatics 3. 4; Nat’l Thespian 4: Declamatory Contest 3. 4. RACHEL WIENCKE College Preparatory—Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Girls Sextette 4: Jcnior Dramatics; Senior Dramatics; Nat’l Thespian 4; Class Play 3; Orchestra 3. 4; G. R. 2. 3. 4; Vice-Pres. 4; M-I-N-K 4. PHYLLIS WILBERGER College Preparatory—Julian High School 1. 2; Annual Staff 4. (_ L: Clunioz (2ta±± c WRIGHT McKENNEY ROSE OFFICERS President-------------Gaynell Wright Vice-President_____Melvin McKenney Treasurer----------------Rogene Rose Sponsors Miss Srb, Miss Gates FRANK ABLE GENE ADAMS IMOGENE ADAMSON BILL ALLGOOD DOROTHY ALLGOOD MACK ANDERSON ELAINE ANDREWS FLOYD BACON LLOYD BACON MARJORIE BARNHART La VERNE BOHLING NORMA BOHLING JOHN BOURLIER BETTY CHAMBERS BOYD CLARKE ETHEL CRIGER GWENDOLYN EDEN JEANETTE FISHER ALVEEN GILLESPIE MARJORIE GOINGS IRMA GREEN ALBERTA GRITZ JUNE HAMILTON MAXINE HARMS BILL HARPHAM HAROLD HECTOR ROBERT HEMMINGSEN DALE HENDERSON MARGARET HULL ARLENE HURLBUTT ROY IRVIN JOAN JEZEWSKI VIRGIE LEE JOHNSON CAROL KEARNS DELORES KEEDY VERNON KEEDY BILL KNIPE DON KUENNING IRIS LAWRENCE MINNIE LEWMAN NEILAN LOKIE LOU ELLA LUNZMANN ALDA McCOMAS RICHARD MCINTYRE ROBERT MCINTYRE HELEN MASTIN JEANNE MAYER KEITH MILAM CLYDE MOORE MAXINE NEWMAN HAROLD NIEHART CLAUD NORDBROCK La VERNE NORVELL MAXINE NORVELL BOB OAKMAN PHILIP PALMER ALAN PERSINGER ROGER PETERS LORRAINE REDFERN MERLE REMMERS HELEN RHODES BOB RICHARDS FERN ROGGE FRANK SCHACH BETTY SHANKS JAMES SHANKS MARGERY SIMPSON SHIRLEY SMITH HOWARD SNOW SHIRLEY SNYDER CHARLES STIVERS FAYE ELLEN STROLE PRISCILLA DEAN WILSON LOLA YATES Pictures not available AMEL HUMPHREY WARREN LITTLE WESLEY MALONE MAXINE MOODEY LLOYD WEERS o noid an SCHMIDT FINGER MOODY OFFICERS President____ Vice-President Treasurer____ Kenneth Schmidt __Dorothy Finger ____Evei-ett Moody Sponsors Miss Gibson, Miss McGrew BETTY ABLE NORMA ADAMS TOM ADAMSON EUNICE ALLEN FRANCES ALLEN DONALD BACON EARL BANKS MARIAN BLAKE RUTH BEARD GEORGE BLOCHER RICHARD BOHL MILDRED BOHLING MERWIN GOAD RAYMOND CONLEY LaVERgne COWELL £arl cReighton LEWis culwell b°b cuRTis BILL DAHLKE HELEN DAVIS JOHN DRESSLER DAN DUSTIN ARLENE FELLERS GAYLORD FLIES NELLIE FRANCK ROBERT FRANS ROY GADDIS PEARL GEBERS LOIS GILLESPIE DARLYNE GILLARD PAUL HARVEY ALBERTA HECTOR ARDIS HIGGINS WARREN HIGGINS DUANE HUDDART NORMA HUMPHREY ROBERT JERAULD HUBERT JOHNSON MILTON KAISER NORMA KEYT JUNE KIPLING MARY ALICE LEHR BEVERLY MARCUS MARLIN MARTIN LLOYD MASTIN JACK McCOY FLOYD McKENNEY MAXINE McPHERREN HAROLD McVICKER THAYER MORGAN DONALD MORRIS VIOLET NINAS HAROLD OESTMAN BILL RATLIFF I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r t % t % t i i i t t LORRAINE REDDING KENNETH ROHRS IMOGENE ROWEN ERMA SCHLANGE JACK SCOTT BOB SHANKS HAROLD SNOW JOHN SNYDER DEAN WALKER ORD WELLS HAROLD WRIGHTSMAN PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE BOB BOHL MARJORIE HAITH DON CROSS ISABELL HAITH LULA MAE DEAN JEAN PASCO FRANCIS DAUGHERTY MARY STEWART DICK ENGLES KENNETH WILLIAMS L7 L fzt of J2iuin j The life of a school—its extracurricular activities. Every student in every school loves to live. The purpose of his school is to help him learn to live. And every man’s living' will always be affected, in one way or another, by other men’s living. Consequently, extra-curricular activities are nearly as educational as those in the classroom. Auburn High School students—a half century of them—have been eager to live. So each year more and more personality-building activities have been added to the curriculum. Back in 1909, twenty years after the school was founded, seniors listed beside their names organizations similar to these: Athletic Association, Boll-A-Way Club, Cadets, Debating, Baseball, and others. But many changes have come about within thirty years. Most of these have disappeared, but in their place have come others. Two years ago the first student council was elected. The PEP club is now in its third year. G. A. A. is still in the pink ribbon and da-da-ing stage, having been started not quite two years ago. And so the Auburn High School climbs on. Present organizations live, and will die. In their stead will spring others just as stimulating. Education that teaches the art of living— every school’s goal. had (Helen A. Dahlke) ORGANIZATIONS Back Row: Oakman. Parker, Peters, Creighton. Banks. Higgins, Worthington First Row: Llewellyn. Gaddis, Scott, Meyers. Richards. McKenney 1BuilUt Ball Player Pts. Position Class Meyers (Captain) 104 Guard Senior Llewellyn 42 Center Senior Gaddis 19 Center Senior McKenney 29 Forward Senior Gritz 2 Forward Senior Richards 24 Forward Junior Scott 65 Guard Sophomore Creighton 8 Guard Sophomore Peters 1 Center Junior Southeastern Conference Standing Won Lost Falls City 6 0 Auburn 4 3 Tecumseh 3 3 Nebraska City 2 3 Pawnee City 0 6 Coach...................Ralph B. Higgins Assistant Coach.....Verle C. Worthington ZJxacL B ck Row: McIntyre, Adamson, Redding. Ratliff. Williams. M. McKenney. Banks. Parker. Dustin. Flies. Johnson. Higgins Second Row: Parker. Malone. Keedy. Mcore, Jerauld. F. McKenney. B. Bohl, R Bohl. Kaiser First Row: All ood. Harpham, Koontz, Parker. Scott. Oakman. Blocher. Shanks. Llewellyn Player B. Koontz. E. Banks. ... B. Oakman. W. Little... M. McKenney. 19 1-2—100. 220. Shot Put. Pts. Events .45 1-2— MUe. 880. Medley Relay .39 1-4 -100. 220. Broad Jump. 880 Relay .20 1-4—44'' 880. Mile Relev • 20 —Javelin 880 Relay B. Llewellyn R. Parker... J. Meyers... J. Scott..... G. Blocher.. B. Richards. J. Shanks... .13 —Mile. 880 .13 —Mile . 9 1-3—Pole Vault. High Jump • 9 1-2—440. Broad Jump . 9 1-4—Discus. Shot Put. High Hurdles . 8 3-4- Low Hurdles. 880 Relay 6 1-3—High Jump Coach Ralph B. Higgins Fourth Row: Dustin. Malone. Coad, Vannest. Parker. Kipling Third Row: Higgins. (Coach). J. Moore, McKen-ney. Koontz. Gaddis. Clarke. Gritz. Richards. Hubbell (Mgr.) Second Row: Allgood. Peters. Little. Llewellyn. Harpham. Oakman, Scott First Row: Moody. Ratliff. Creighton. Banks. C. Moore. Shanks Southeastern Conference Standing Team Won Lost Tied Tecumseh ......................3 0 1 Falls City ....................2 1 l Nebraska City .................1 0 2 Auburn ........................1 2 0 Pawnee City ...................0 4 0 Minutes Position Class Llewellyn .........702 Half Back Senior Gritz .............705 Half Back Senior McKenney ..........711 Quarter Back Senior Peters ............684 Full Back Junior Oakman ............704 Center Junior Little ............326 Guard Junior Harpham ...........601 Guard Sophomore Moore .............753 Tackle Senior Gaddis ............787 Tackle Senior Scott..............758 End Sophomore Koontz ............533 End Senior Ratliff ...........348 End Sophomore Banks .............208 Half Back Sophomore Richards ..........221 Quarter Back Junior Allgood ...........704 Guard Junior 7ootUl’ I I I i I I I I I 1 Coach Ralph B. Higgins Dovel, Franck. Rogge. Adamson. Turnwall, Newman. Col erick. Finger. McPherren, Marcus. Mayer. Lewman — Srb. Gibson. Gillespie. Stewart. Morgan. Krueger. Hurlbutt. Wilson. Rose. Hamilton. Lawrence — Persinger. Hutton. Kipling, Allen. Handley. Jezewski. Gritz. McComas. Gillespie. Yates. Blake i fthLztic cz fiiociatLon OFFICERS President_______________ Vice-President__________ Secretary and Treasurer Sponsors________________ _______Jane Persinger _________Alberta Gritz _______Dorothy Finger Miss Srb, Miss Gibson Imogene Adamson Frances Allen Dorothy Allgood Elaine Andrews Carol Rose Colerick Don Dovel Dorothy Finger Nellie Franck Alveen Gillespie Lois Gillespie Alberta Gritz June Hamilton Felista Handley Arlene Hurlbutt Gladys Hutton Joan Jezewski June Kipling Jewell Krueger ROSTER Mary Alice Lehr Minnie Lewman Jerolyn McCarty Maxine McPherren Beverly Marcus Jeanne Mayers Thayer Morgan Maxine Newman Jane Persinger Fern Rogge Rogene Rose Imogene Rowen Mary Stevenson Mary Stewart Gra e Irene Turnwall Priscilla Dean Wilson Lola Yates Darlyne Gillard G. A. A. is organized to give girls who are interested in athletics an opportunity to take part in different games. Fundamentals of basket ball and other games are studied during the year. Back Row: Nebelsick. Parker. Dustin. Adamson, Wrightsman. Hubbell Front Row: Conley. Schmidt. Hemmingsen. Kuenning. Boyle During the year the following members of the debate class took part in inter-school debating: Tod Hubbell, Bob Hemmingsen, Don Kuenning, Raymond Conley, Kenneth Schmidt, Dan Dustin, Tom Adamson, Harold Wrightsman, and Mary Alice Lehr. Teams were made up of various combinations, and participated in 47 debates, winning 20 and losing 24. Three were non-decision debates. Teams were entered in the Beatrice; Topeka, Kansas; Fremont; Auburn; Peru; and district tournaments. Sponsor__________________________________Mr. Nebelsick Hubbell Hemmingsen Back Row: Kuenning. Hubbert, Lehr. S. Johnson First Row: Yates. Hohensee. Bunn. Conley. F. Allen. Hemmingsen. Whltnack, Andrews. V. Johnson. Gillespie. Hubbell. Lewman. Wilson Interpretative Oratory: Tod Hubbell—‘ The Cry of Youth”—First Sidney Johnson—‘‘Civilization Meets War”—Second Original Oratory: Bob Hemmingsen—‘‘Making Democracy Work —Fair Extemporaneous Speaking: Don Kuenning—“The Farm Problem”—Good Dramatic Selections: Helen Dahlke—“As the Herons Fly”—Second Alveen Gillespie—“The Highwayman”— Virgie Lee Johnson—“The Ballad of the Harp Weaver”—First Frances Allen—‘‘The Cornhusk Doll”—Third Margery Simpson—‘‘The Hitch Hiker”—Honorable Mention Humorous Selections: Elaine Andrews—‘‘Just One Big Happy Family”—First Eldon Bunn—“The Big Game”—Second Raymond Conley—“Guying the Guides”—Honorable Mention Carlene Hohensee— David Garrick” Minnie Lewman—“Daniel in the Lion’s Den” Virgie Lee Johnson—“Th Taming of the Shrew” Mary Alice Lehr—“Brother Takes a Bow”—Third Priscilla Dean Wilson—“Pygmalion and Galatea” Irene Whitnack—“Back at Four” Lola Yates—“Brothers in Bedlam” Sub-District Contest Original Oratory: Bob Hemmingsen—“Making Democracy Work —Excellent Humorous Declamation: Elaine Andrews—“Just One Big Happy Family”—Superior Interpretative Oratory: Tod Hubbell—“The Cry of Youth”—Superior Extemporaneous Speaking: Don Kuenning— National Security and the Farm”—Excellent Dramatic Declamation: Virgie Lee Johnson—“Ballad of the Harp Weaver”—Superior Local Declamatory Contest M-l-N-K Dramatics Contest Play—Fair Humorous—Elaine Andrews—Superior Oration—Tod Hubbell—Superior Dramatic—Virgie Lee Johnson—Superior Elaine Andiews—Superior District Tod Hubbell—Superior Virgie Lee Johnson—Good State Contest Tod Hubbell—Good Back Row: Conley. Dressier. Palmer. Shlveley, Huey. Miller. Redding, Johnson, Yates. F. Allen. Dahlke. Hubbert Front Row: Oestmann. Bunn. M. Martin. Lewman. Whitnack. Adams. Morsey, Simpson. E. Allen, V. Johnson. Cowell. Hacker. Andrews. Miller. Persinger icunutici Elaine Andrews Norma Adams Eunice Allen I ranees Allen Dorothy Allgood Naomi Barnhart Maudie Bettinger Girls Senior Dramatics Marjorie Buckingham LaVergne Cowell Helen Dahlke Cathleen Duncan Alveen Gillespie Mary Alice Hacker Virgie Lee Johnson Minnie Lewman Beverly Marcus Betty Miller Loretta Morsey Maxine Norvell Jane Persinger Margery Simpson Boys Senior Dramatics Eldon Bunn Raymond Conley John Dressier James Huey Sidney Johnson James Miller Marlin Martin Louis Oestmann Philip Palmer Tom Redding John Shlveley Ivan Stock Gene Woods Sponsor Miss Hubbert The members of the dramatics classes learned three short readings and they read either cne three act play or three one act plays. They worked on original pantomimes and dialogues. Special programs were prepared for Book Week, Education Week, and for Christmas. During the second semester they each learned a long reading. They were required to participate in, manage or direct one play a semester. f f f I f f f President_____ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer______ ona 'UfizijiL 12uin± OFFICERS ______________Carlene Hohensee ___________________Tod Hubbell _______________Felista Handley ------------------Gladys Hutton Allen, Frances Bunn. Eldon Colerick. Carol Dahlke. Helen Do ei. Doris Dressier, John Flau, Joan Gillespie, Alveen Hacker, Mary Alice Hamilton, June Handley, Felista Sponsor________ ROSTER Heinmingsen, Bob Hohensee. Carlene Huey, James Hubbell, Tod Hutton. Gladys Irvin. Roy Johnson. Sidney Johnson. Virgie Lee Lehr, Mary Alice Martin. Marlin Martin. Telva Meyers. James Miller, James McKenney, Lawrence Oestman, Louis Stock. Ivan Vetter, George Waltz, George Whitnack. Irene Wiencke, Rachel Wrightsman. Harold Miss Hubbert The National Thespians were organized in 1937 with Miss Hubbert as sponsor. Their aim is “to create a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics among boys and girls of our secondary schools.” Back Row: Wrightsman, Whitnack, Hamilton, V. Johnson. Flau, Gillespie, Hubbert. Wiencke, Hem-mlngsen, Allen Second Row: McKenney, Colerick, Dahlke, Handley, Martin, Hutton, Vetter, Huey, Bunn, M. Martin, Oestman, Hacker, S. Johnson, Hubbell. Hohensee, Miller Front Row: Dressier, Dovel, Lehr Hemmingsen, C. Blake. Fuller. Lokie. Snow — M. Flau. Finger. Wiencke. Brown.Glen, B. Harvey, F. Allen. J. Flau. Mayer, Richards. Lutgen. Fisher — P. Harvey. Turn wall. Wells. M. Blake. Wrightsman, E. Allen Director Mr. Fuller PERSONNEL Violins Paul Harvey Grace Irene Turnwall Myra Flau Geneva Stutt Eunice Allen Harold Wrightsman Jeanette Fisher Eleanor Yates Cornets Bob Richards Howard Mayer Trombones Neilan Lokie Harold Snow Drums Robert Hemmingsen Flute Marian Blake M-l-N-K Music Contest Paul Harvey—Violin—Excellent Rachel Wiencke—Cello—Highly Superior Clare Blake—Piano—Excellent Joan Flau—French Horn—Superior Wilbur Brown—Saxophone—Highly Superior Carl Glen-Clarinet-—Highly Superior Orchestra—Good Cello Rachel Wiencke Bass Viol Clare Blake Piano Dorothy Finger French Horns Joan Flau Frances Allen Clarinets Carl Glen Bob Harvey Saxophone Wilbur Brown Oboe Ord Wells District Music Contest Wilbur Brown—Saxophone—Superior Melvin McKenney—Sousaphone—Superior Bob Hemmingsen—Snare Drums—Superior Rachel Wiencke—Cello—Excellent Clare Blake—Piano—Excellent Joan Flau—French Horn—Excellent Paul Harvey—Violin—Good Director !Bancl Mr. Fuller Flutes Marian Blake Eleanor Yates Oboe Orel Wells Bassoon Helen McPherren Clarinets Clare Blake Carl Glen Bob Harvey Jeanne Mayer Maxine Miller Arlene Fellers Lola Yates Faye Ellen Strole Donald Bacon Bill Boyd Kenneth Rohrs Carol Hemmingsen Bob Humphrey Evelyn Robertson PERSONNEL Saxophones Wilbur Brown Arlene Hurlbutt Bill Osborn Zellah Dustin Milton Kaiser Edward Parker Cornets Bob Richards Howard Mayer Meno Wilhelms Gaylord Flies Phyllis Ann Palmer Hoyt Wells Helen Wrightsman Winona McLain Kenneth Schmidt French Horns Joan Flau Ruth Ann Henderson Frances Allen Trombones Donald Kuenning Harold Snow Dean Walker Baritone Myra Flau Neilan Lokie Hubert Johnson Bass Melvin McKenney Paul Harvey Bill Harpham Percussion Bob Hemmingsen John Dressier Harold Wrightsman M-l-N-K Music Contest Woodwind quintet—excellent Clarinet quartet—superior Percussion group—highly superior Carol Kearns—Baton twirler—highly superior Band—Superior District Music Contest Percussion Group—Superior Carol Kearns—Baton twirler—good Band--good Bob Richards —Cornet—good H. Wrightsman. Dressier, B. Hemmingsen, Fuller—Brown, Hurlbutt. Dustin. Osborn, Parker, Kaiser. M. Flau. Johnson. Lokie. Harpham. McKenney. P. Harvey, Walker. Snow. Kuenning. Schmidt. Wrightsman. McLain. H. Wells. Palmer — Miller, Fellers, L. Yates, Strole, Rohrs. C. Hemmingsen, Humphrey. Robertson. Allen. Henderson. J Flau. Wilhelms. Flies. H. Mayer. Richards —C. Blake. Glen. B. Harvey. J. Mayer, Boyd. Bacon] McPherren. O. Wells. E. Yates. M. Blake Higgins. De-Buhr. S. Johnson. L. Oestman. Bunn. Hem-mingsen. Schmidt. Kuenning. Power. McKenney. Bacon. Lokie. Persinger. Walker. Remmers—Dressier. Flies. Dustin. Mastin. Moody. Martin. H. Oestmann. P. Harvey. Parker. Wrightsman. Arm-strone. Conley Holm. Brown. Hutton. Rohrs. H. Johnson. B. Harvey. Lutgen. Mayer. Blake (Pianist) Director Miss Holm PERSONNEL 2nd Bass Allen Persinger Melvin McKenney Neilan Lokie Don Kuenning James Power 2nd Tenor Louis Oestman Eldon Bunn Gaylord Flies Alvin DeBuhr John Dressier Everett Moody Sidney Johnson Harold Oestman Dean Walker 1st Bass Merle Remmers Donald Bacon Raymond Conley Worthy Armstrong Harold Wrightsman Bob Hemmingsen Kenneth Schmidt Roy Parker 1st Tenor Dan Dustin Marlin Martin Lloyd Mastin Hubert Johnson Kenneth Rohrs Warren Higgins M-l-N-K Music Contest Roy Parker—3oy’s Medium Voice... .Excellent James Power—Boy's Low Voice.....Excellent Louis Oestman—Boy’s High Voice.. .Excellent Boys’ Octette...................Superior Boys’ Glee Club.................Superior District Music Contest Roy Parker—Boy’c Medium Voice—Good Louis Oestman—Boy’s High Voice—Good James Power—Boy’s Low Voice—Good Boys’ Octette—Excellent Boys’ Glee Club—Excellent Marcus, Stevenson. Strole. Hector. Galloway, Turnwall, Morsey, McComas Fisher. Handley. McPherren, Wright — Smith. Johnson. M. Blake. Rogge, F. Allen. Persinger, Wiencke. Lawrence. Dovel. Stutt, Argabright, E. Allen — Hacker. Gritz, Andrews. Hohensee. Kearns. C. Blake. Holm. Cowell. Miller. Lehr. Yates. Jezewski. Martin. Mastin Director Miss Holm PERSONNEL 1st Soprano Mary Stevenson Beverly Marcus Lola Yates Faye Ellen Strole Iris Lawrence Betty Miller Grace Irene Turnwall Joan Jezewski LaVergne Cowell 1st Alto Eunice Allen Shirley Smith Telva Martin Gaynell Wright Geneva Stutt 2nd Soprano Carlene Hohensee Jeanette Fisher Carol Kearns Mary Alice Hacker Mary Alice Lehr Jane Persinger Alda McComas Marian Blake Alberta Gritz Elaine Andrews Virgie Lee Johnson Betty Lea Galloway Fern Rogge Alberta Hector 2nd Alto Rachel Wiencke Loretta Morsey Doris Dovel Felista Handley Maxine McPherren M-l-N-K Music Contest Mary Stevenson—Girl’s High Voice......................................Good Elaine Andrews—Girl’s Medium Voice...............................Excellent Felista Handley—Girl’s Low Voice..................................Excellent Girls’ Sextette..............................................Highly Superior Girls’ Glee Club....................................................Superior District Music Contest Felista Handley—Girl’s Low Voice—Good Girls’ Glee Club—Superior Elaine Andrews—Girl’s Medium Voice—Good Girls’ Sextette—Superior Back Row: Stevenson. Dustin. L. Mastin. Higgins. DeBuhr. S. Johnson. L. Oestman. Bunn. Hemmingsen. Schmidt. Kuenning, Power. McKenney. Bacon. Lokie, A. Persinger. Walker. Remmers, P. Harvey. Strole Third Row: Galloway. Rohrs, Moody. Flies. H. Oestman. M. Martin. Hutton. Brown, Lutgen. Mayer. B. Harvey. Parker. Wrightsman. Aimstrong, Dressier. Conley. Turnwall Second Row: Lawrence. Marcus. Smith. M. Blake. Rogge. F. Allen. Morsey. Wiencke. Miller. McPherren. Handley. McComas. Fisher. Argabright, Dovel, Wright. Lehr, J. Persinger, Cowell. Hector First Row: V. Johnson. Hacker. Gritz, Andrews. Hohensee. Kearns. C. Blake. Holm. Yates. Jezewski, Stutt. T. Martin. H. Mastin. E. Allen LXdcl (2fl oral Director Miss Holm 1st Soprano Mary Stevenson Beverly Marcus Lola Yates Faye Ellen Strole Iris Lawrence Betty Miller Grace Irene Turnwall Joan Jezewski La Vergne Cowell 1st Alto Eunice Allen Dorothy Argabright Shirley Smith Telva Martin Gaynell Wright Geneva Stutt 1st Bass Merle Remmers Donald Bacon Raymond Conley Worthy Armstrong Harold Wrightsman Bob Hemmingsen Kenneth Schmidt Roy Parker Mixed Chorus PERSONNEL 1st Tenor Dan Dustin Marlin Martin Lloyd Mastin Hubert Johnson Kenneth Rohrs Warren Higgins Wilbur Brown Richard Hutton Howard Mayer Bob Harvey Marshall Lutgen 2nd Soprano Carlene Hohensee Jeanette Fisher Carol Kearns Mary Alice Hacker Mary Alice Lehr Jane Persinger Alda McComas Marian Blake Alberta Gritz Elaine Andrews Virgie Lee Johnson Betty Lea Galloway Fern Rogge Alberta Hector M-l-N-K Music Contest 2nd Alto Rachel Wiencke Loretta Morsey Doris Dovel Felista Handley Maxine McPherren 2nd Bass Allen Persinger Melvin McKenney Neilan Lokie Don Kuenning James Power 2nd Tenor Louis Oestman Eldon Bunn Gaylord Flies Alvin DeBuhr John Dressier Everett Moody Sidney Johnson Harold Oestmann Dean Walker Excellent District Music Contest Mixed Chorus............................................................Excellent Back Row: Higgins. G. Vetter. Bourlier, J. Vetter. Non ell, Moody, C. Moore Third Row: McAlexander. Walker, Goings, Snyder, Williams. Bacon, Shanks, McKenney, Coulter, Lash. J. Moore Second Row: Helms. Armstrong. Oestman. Redding. Neihart, Clarke. Flies. Pulwer, Coad. Frans. Huddart, Mayer First Row: Berger, Jerauld. Knipe. Bohling. DeBuhr, Miller. Ratliff £ of OFFICERS President______ Vice-President. Secretary______ Treasurer______ News Reporter Watchdog:______ .Virgil Bohling ..James Miller _____Bill Knipe -Alvin DeBuhr Ronald Jerauld ____Bill Ratliff Frank Able Worthy Armstrong Gerald Armstrong Lloyd Bacon Virgil Bohling Clifford Bourlier Bob Clark Boyd Clarke Don Coad Don Coulter Bill Dahlke Alvin DeBuhr Virgil Fox Gaylord Flies Bob Frans Herbert Helms ROSTER Warren Higgins Duane Huddart Bob Jerauld Ronald Jerauld Harold Oestman Bill Knipe Herbert Lash James Miller Everett Moody Clyde Moore Junior Moore Harvey McAlexander Howard Mayer James McKenney Members who are out of High School Harold Neihart LaVerne Norvell Roy Parker Erwin Pulwer Bill Ratliff Tom Redding Bob Shanks Charles Stivers Junior Susong Pete Susong Junior Vetter George Vetter Dean Walker Wayne Williams John Snyder Dean Goings The Auburn chapter of the Future Farmers of America was organized in 1937 with Jason Webster as sponsor. They elected Harold Moody as their first president. The purpose of the club is to promote vocational agriculture, create more interest in farming, provide recreation, and promote thrift and scholarship. Advisor Mr. Berger First Row: Finger. McCarty, Marcus. Blake. Adams. Adamson. Colerick. Hector. Fellers, Galloway. Snyder. Stutt, Buckingham, McPherren, Jezewski. Yates. McComas Second Row: Strole, Nor-vell, Flau, Johnson, Lehr, Redfern. Wright, Cowell, Chambers. Hutton, Lewman, Roberts, Hubbert Third Row: Mastin, Kearns, Handley, Wiencke, Hacker, Gritz, Dovel. Gillespie. Stevenson, Blake ClL OFFICERS President____________Mary Alice Hacker Vice-President________Rachel Wiencke Secretary________________Helen Mastin Treasurer________________Alberta Gritz Pianist__________________Clare Blake Song Leader______________Doris Dovel Social Chairman-------Alveen Gillespie Program Chairman---------Carol Kearns Social Service Chairman Felista Handley Publicity Chairman____Mary Stevenson Sponsors__________________Miss Hubbert, Miss Roberts ROSTERl Adams, Norma Adamson. Imogene Allgood. Dorothy Blake, Clare Blake. Marian Buckingham, Marjorie Colerick. Carol Rose Cowell. La Vergne Dovel. Doris Fellers, Arlene Finger. Dorothy Flau, Joan Galloway, Betty Gillespie. Alveen Gritz. Alberta Hacker. Mary Alice Handley. Felista Hector, Alberta Hutton, Gladys Jezewski, Joan Johnson, Virgie Lee Kearns. Carol Lehr, Mary Alice Lewman, Minnie McAlexander, Beulah McCarty, Jerolyn McComas, Alda McPherren, Maxine Marcus, Beverly Mastin. Helen Marie Norvell, Maxine Redfern. Lorraine Rose, Rogene Snyder, Shirley Stevenson, Mary Strole, Faye Ellen Stutt, Geneva Wiencke, Rachel Wright, Gaynell Yates, Lola The Girl Reserves were organized cn February 15, 1935 with Faye Hubbert as sponsor and Ola Roberts as assistant sponsor. The Girl Reserves organization is a branch of the Y. W. C. A. Their purpose is “to face life squarely.” = - y OFFICERS President__________________________Tod Hubbell Vice-President_________________Sidney Johnson Secretary-Treasurer-------Boyd Clarke Social Chairman__________________James Huey Program Chairman__________________Don Coad ROSTER Bill Allgood Worthy Armstrong Donald Bacon George Blocher Clifford Bourlier John Bourlier Boyd Clarke Don Coad Raymond Conley Don Coulter John Dressier Bill Harpham Paul Harvey Herbert Helms Bob Hemmingsen Warren Higgins Tod Hubbell James Huey Sidney Johnson Marlin Martin Lloyd Mastin Melvin McKenney Harold McVicker James Meyers Clyde Moore Junior Moore Claud Nordbrock Bob Oakman Louis Oestman Edward Parker James Power Bill Ratliff Tom Redding Bob Richards Kenneth Schmidt Charles Stivers Dean Walker Ord Wells Advisor r.M Mr. Berger n Third Row: Blocher. Vetter, Coulter. Walker. Bacon, Oakman. Schmidt. McKenney. Hemmingsen. Power, Nordbrock. McVicker Second Row: Bourlier, Martin. C. Bourlier. Higgins, Parker, Redding, Oestman. Ratliff. Harpham, Moore. Helms First Row: Berger. Arm- strong. Huey. Johnson, Hubbell. Coad. Clarke. Dressier. Harvey, Mastin, Wells, Conley Ross McAlexander. Lunzman, A. Harms, Keedy. G. Eden. Wyland, Hutton. Adams, McComas, Ninas. Bohren. Hector, Higgins, M. Harms. I. Eden. Buck — Kipling, Chambers. Franck, Krueger. Buckingham, Blake, Pasco. Green. Handley. Colerick. I. Haith, M. Haith. Galloway. Mayer — Newman. Hamilton, Criger. Goings. Barnhart. Schneidewind. Mitchell, Curtis. Morgan. Wilson, Gillespie. E. Allen. Fellers. Gibson — Dean, Beard, Turnwall, Humphrey. Rogge. Hull. Davis, Lewman. Gillespie, Sconomici cu OFFICERS President-------------Norma Humphrey Vice-President__________Margaret Hull Secretary-Treasurer_________Fern Rogge Sponsor Miss Gibson Betty Able Norma Adams Eunice Allen Dorothy All good Marjorie Barnhart Ruth Beard Marian Blake Mildred Bohling Erna Bohren Marjorie Buck Marjorie Buckingham Betty Chambers Carol Rose Colerick Ethel Criger Helen Davis Lula Mae Dean Gwendolyn Eden Irene Eden Arlene Fellers Nellie Franck Betty Lea Galloway Edith Gebers Pearl Gebers Alveen Gillespie Lois GiPespie Norma Green Isabell Haith Marjorie Haith Lena Hager Alberta Hector ROSTER Ardis Higgins June Hamilton Felista Handley Arlene Harms Maxine Harms Margaret Hull Norma Humphrey Gladys Hutton Delores Keedy June Kipling Jewell Krueger Minnie Lewman Lou Ella Lunzman Jeanne Mayer Beulah McAlexander Alda McComas Jerolyn McCarty Maxine Newman Violet Ninas Nadine Mitchell Thayer Morgan Jean Pasco -Clarice Reed Fern Rogge Hazel Ross Imogene Rowen Erma Schlange Mary Jane Schneidewind Grace Irene Turnwall Priscilla Dean Wilson Eilene Wyland The home economics club is made up of girls who are interested in home economics. The aim of the club is to have social functions or programs planned by the group at intervals throughout the year. The club was first organized in 1931 with Emma Michaelsen as sponsor. c 2 U ZLOX OFFICERS President_______________________Alberta Gritz Vice-President______Imogene Adamson Secretary________________________Arlene Hurlbutt Treasurer________________________Rogene Rose Board of Directors____Lorraine Redfern Priscilla Dean Wilson Program Com. Chm________Gaynell Wright Social Com. Chm________Marjorie Barnhart Sponsor_____________________________________Miss Engles Imogene Adamson Dorothy Allgood Elaine Andrews Marjorie Barnhart Norma Bohllng Ethel Crlger Gwendolyn Eden Jeanette Fisher Alveen Gillespie Marjorie Goings Irma Green Alberta Gritz June Hamilton ROSTER Maxine Harms Arlene Hurlbutt Joan Jezewski Virgle Lee Johnson Carol Kearns Delores Keedy Iris Lawrence Minnie Lewman Lou Ella Lunzmann Alda McComas Helen Mastin Jeanne Mayer Maxine Moodey Maxine Newman Maxine Norvell Lorraine Redfern Helen Rhodes Fern Rogge Betty Shanks Margery Simpson Shirley Smith Shirley Snyder Faye Ellen Strole Priscilla Dean Wilson Lola Yates The purpose of the Junior Girls Club is to aid the girls in developing personality. Norvell, Rose, Rhodes. Simpson. Moodey. Eden, Green. Jezewski. McComas. Yates, Mastin. Lawrence, Goings, Andrews. Lunzman—Harms. Smith. Mayer, Shanks. Snyder. Fisher. Rogge. Criger. Newman. Lewman Kearns. Hamilton. Engles—Keedy, Wright. Redfern. Hurlbutt. Adamson. Gritz, Barnhart. Gillespie. Johnson, Strole. Wilson Hemmingsen. Harpham. Oakman. Power — Bohl. Dustin, Waltz. McCoy. Clarke. Colerick. Perslnger. Andrews. Miller. Moody. Banks. Gates — Rose. Hutton, Marcus. Gritz. Mastin. Hacker, Jezewski. Handley, Martin. Kearns. Redfern. Hohensee. Lehr, Dovel, Cowell — Finger. Dressier. McPherren OFFICERS President_____________Felista Handley Cheer Leaders______Maxine McPherren Vice-President__________Everett Moody Dorothy Finger Secretary____________Carlene Hohensee John Dressier Sponsor Miss Gates ROSTER Carol Rose Colerick Doris Dovel Joan Flau Mary Alice Hacker Felista Handley Carlene Hohensee Gladys Hutton Telva Martin James Miller Jane Persinger Jim Power George Waltz Bill Allgood Elaine Andrews Boyd Clarke Alberta Gritz Bob Hemmingsen Joan Jezewski Carol Kearns Helen Mastin Bob Oakman Lorraine Redfern Rogene Rose Charles Stivers Earl Banks John Dressier Dan Dustin Dorothy Finger Mary Alice Lehr Beverly Marcus Maxine McPherren Jack McCoy Everett Moody The Pep club was organized in 1936 with Miss Gibson as sponsor. Its purpose is to promote school spirit. Dovel, Helms, DeBuhr. Coulter, J. Miller. Hacker. Hohensee, Parker. Rose. Srb. Stutt. Oak-man. McKenney. Persinger, Oest-man — Dahlke. Guilliatt. Wilson. Buckingham. Gritz. Jezewski. Lawrence. Miller. Hutton. Power Scfl oo £071 FIRST SEMESTER STAFF Editor-in-chief.............Carlene Hohensee Associate Editor............Mary Alice Hacker Business Manager...................Doris Dovel Circulation Manager.....................Gladys Hutton Advertising Solicitors....Doris Dovel. Rogene Rose, Herbert Helms, Alvin DeBuhr, Don Coultei Features.................................Helen Dahlke Sports......Melvin McKenney. Louis Oestman Humor...........Rogene Rose. Allen Persinger. James Power Grade Schools....................Bob Oakman Fashions................Marjorie Buckingham Society.... Alberta Gritz, Priscilla Dean Wilson Clubs and Classes.Iris Lawrence. Geneva Stutt Typists.... Betty Jean Miller, Joan Jezewski, Mildred Guilliatt Special Reporters.. .James Miller. Bill Allgood SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Editor-in-chief..................James Power Associate Editor..............Mary Alice Hacker Business Manager...............Herbert Helms Circulation Manager............Gladys Hutton Advertising Solicitors.......Rogene Rose. Alvin DeBuhr. Don Coulter, James Miller, Roy Parker Features.....Carlene Hohensee, Rogene Rose. Helen Dahike Sponsor Sports........Melvin McKenney. Louis Oestman. Bob Oakman Humor............Allen Persinger. Doris Dovel Grade Schools...............Mildred Guilliatt Fashions...............Marjorie Buckingham Clubs and Classes.Iris Lawrence. Geneva Stutt Special Reporters.....James Miller. Priscilla Dean Wilson. Bill Allgood Typists.....Betty Jean Miller, Joan Jezewski. Mildred Guilliatt. Alberta Gritz --------------------Ellen Srb Back Row: Pasco, Haith, Haith. Keyt. Franck. Adams. Higgins. Hull. Fellers, Humphrey. Davis Second Row: Redding. Dean. Beard. Ninas. Wyland. Gillespie. Kipling. Stewart. Morgan. Engles First Row: Hector. Lehr. Marcus. McPherren. Finger. E. Allen. F. Allen. Blake. Cowell Sofjfi 20moX£ OFFICERS President_____________________Dorothy Finger Vice-President______Maxine McPherren Secretary-Treasurer___Beverly Marcus Program Com. Chm------Mary Alice Lehr Social Com. Chm_______________Alberta Hector Sponsor__________________________________Miss Engles ROSTER Betty Able Norma Adams Eunice Allen Frances Allen Marian Blake Ruth Beard Mildred Bohling LaVergne Cowell Helen Davis Lula Mae Dean Arlene Fellers Dorothy Finger Nellie Franck Pearl Gebers Lois Gillespie Darlyne Gillard Isabell Haith Marjorie Haith Ardis Higgins Norma Humphrey Norma Keyt June Kipling Mary Alice Lehr Beverly Marcus Maxine McPherren Thayer Morgan Violet Ninas Jean Pasco Lorraine Redding Imogene Rowen Erma Schlange Mary Stewart Eilene Wyland Btinks Carden Hacker, Wright, Kearns, Handley, Richards. Hubbell, Moody, Finger Stuclsnt (2oana.iL OFFICERS President_____________Felista Handley Vice-President________________Gaynell Wright Secretary_________________________Bob Richards Sponsor Mr. Carden Seniors Mary Alice Hacker Felista Handley Tod Hubbell MEMBERS Juniors Carol Kearns Bob Richards Gaynell Wright Sophomores Earl Banks Dorothy Finger Everett Moody The student council was organized in 1937 with Mr. Nebelsick as sponsor. Their purpose is to govern the student body of the school. Standing: Miller. Roberts. Hubbell, Galloway, Huey Seated: Gullllatt, Redding, Parker. Flau. Dovel. Llewellyn, Shiveley, Bohren. Umland, Wilberger % caddt and THE STAFF Editor_____________________Doris Dovel Business Manager___________Roy Parker Advertising Manager_________Tod Hubbell Agents____________________Tom Redding James Miller Virgil Bohling Classes___________________Marie Umland Phyllis Wilberger Sponsor__________________ Activities-------------------Joan Flau Betty Galloway Athletics__________________________Bert Llewellyn John Shiveley Art________________________________Mary Stevenson Harold McVicker Typists_____________________James Huey Erna Bohren Mildred Guilliatt ____________Miss Roberts The Scarlet and Green, for its golden anniversary edition, is featuring a smaller paged book than has been printed before. This is something new in the year book field and, because of its compactness, is easier handled and can be carried with less effort. The staff wishes to thank especially all those who have made it possible to print pictures and addresses of previous graduating classes. We have endeavored to make this annual of interest not only to the present student body, but to all alumni. of c fiitjuxn ozH-Lafi cfz ool F i IFTY years ago this spring, six boys and two girls walked down the aisle of the old Daugherty Opera House, and received their diplomas from Superintendent Charles Fordyce. Thus these eight young people became the first graduates of the Auburn High School. No fanfare of high school orchestra, no well-trained glee club, no visiting speaker greeted this class of 1889; only their own individual orations formed a program to celebrate the occasion. In the old brick building, erected in 1886, on the hill where the Junior High School now stands, these eight learned their Latin, Geometry and English without the accompaniment of football, dramatics and Junior-Senior banquets. Their only sport was baseball; their only dramatics were in their Literary Society; and their only social affairs were the little parties they arranged for themselves. An interesting feature of this first commencement, and of several others to follow, was the displaying of graduation gifts and flowers by the graduates, there in the hall, for all who attended the commencement to see . . . the more gifts and flowers, the more popular the graduate! For obvious reasons, this custom was soon abolished. Starting with these eight in 1889, the next ten years showed an increase in enrollment to 12; (although in 1896 only one boy graduated—George Gallagher) 1909 found 32 graduating; 1919 had 36; 1929, 58; and this year, 1939, a class of 83 will receive their diplomas. Many families have graduated from this high school; numerous brothers and sisters, many fathers and sons, some cases of both parents and their children; and there are even three generations of graduates; Mrs. Blanche Chandler Rogers and her husband, Mr. Alva Rogers of the class of 1892, their daughter, Mrs. Amy Rogers Flau of the class of 1915, and her daughter, Miss Joan Flau of this years graduating class. Another interesting group is that of a mother and her five daughters; Mrs. Katie Maclay Schriefer, who graduated in 1893, and her daughters; Frieda, in 1915; Anna May in 1919; Laura in 1920; Ilda in 1923; and Lois in 1929. As the number of students grew, the crowded conditions in the old building became increasingly uncomfortable, in spite of an added wing, so in the year of 1913, the freshmen and sophomores held classes in Keedy Hall, and the juniors and seniors met in Souders Hall, so that a new high school could be built. That building is now the Junior High School, for in 1938, the new Senior High School was opened to take care of the now large student body. During these fifty years, many superintendents have come and gone. Beginning with Charles Fordyce in 1889, there were: W. E. Halleck, C. S. Jones, W. H. Gardner, E. Guy Simpson (who died during the school term and who was replaced by W. W. Gallaher), J. A. Doremus, Alexander Peery, S. E. Clark, George Heacock, A. M. Nelson, R. H. Graham, J. A. Jimerson (who left this year to become Executive Dean at Peru), and our present superintendent, A. J. Nebelsick. The principals and teachers have been too numerous to mention, except for one, who has seen hundreds of students go through our high school, who has taught in all three buildings, and who has given many of us a helping hand . . . Miss Roxie McGrew, who began teaching in the Auburn High School in 1910. It is interesting to note how Auburn High School has progressed with the times. Fifty years ago, only the bare essentials of study were offered to the student, but now we have many specialized studies and extra-curricular activities. With the first class, a “Literary Society” was formed, which included debating, writing, readings and musical programs. This society was also enjoyed by the townspeople, although formed primarily for the high school students. A few years later a chorus was started which offered some degree of musical training to those who joined. A debate team was organized, and by 1905 the team was challenging and debating other towns. In 1900, HISTORY as a result of the martial spirit aroused through the land by the Spanish-American War, a cadet company was organized in the high school. Membership was voluntary, and drill was held three times a week. Uniforms were worn by the cadets, and a parade was quite an affair. By 1911, this military organization was crowded out by other activities. The first “Scarlet-And-Green” was published in 1903 in the form of a paper, and since then it has become an annual “year-book.” In 1911 the first school paper was printed, and was continued every two weeks, giving the journalistically inclined students an opportunity to display their talents. Around 1910, music was made a regular activity; glee clubs, small vocal groups and a band were organized, and by 1912, a music teacher was employed and the operettas began, along with an orchestra. Around 1900, both football and basket ball were introduced, and a few years later, track became a major sport. In 1905, girl’s athletics began, and the girl’s basket ball team played other towns. Many championship football, basket ball and track teams have made Auburn High School proud of its athletic department and have filled our large trophy case. Dramatics and declamatory contests were organized around 1910. The class plays soon became an annual affair, and Auburn was represented at the local, district and state declamatory contests. In 1927, Auburn first entered the M-I-N-K contest, which included our musical, dramatic and sport associations, and by winning the “cup” the first three years in succession, we made it permanently ours. Since that time, Auburn has always entered this contest, and has never failed to make a brilliant showing. In 1921, the city library was taken out of the high school, and a new commercial department was added. This offered good business training to the students, and soon became one of the most popular courses. Auburn has also won many of the commercial contests with the neighboring towns. The May Fete was introduced in 1928 as a climax to the various activities of the school year, (although a similar “Class Day Program” had been tried earlier). A Queen and Prince and class attendants were chosen, and since that time the May Fete has been a lovely feature of the Commencement Week. The war years of 1914 to 1918 had little effect upon the High School itself, although many of the graduates went overseas and some were officers in the army. In 1918, the flu epidemic closed the schools for six weeks, and during that time the Armistice was signed. The social life of the high school has also progressed with the times. The alumnae banquets were the first regular social affairs, and were held back as far as 1893. About 1900, the first Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the home of Alexander Peery, and soon the classes became so large, these banquets were taken to the various churches or held in the high school gymnasium. Class parties have been enjoyed for many years, and Senior “Sneak Day” dates back to 1910. Sleighing parties, picnics and all-day outings, were popular with all the classes. During the past fifty years, the unsung driving force behind our school has been the school board. Beginning with the first board of three members—Mr. Edward Boyd, Mr. A. H. Gilmore and Mr. T. W. Eustice, and up to the present board of six members, it has always done everything possible to help and improve our high school. The Auburn High School graduates have gone cn to many colleges, universities and special training schools all over the United States, and even in some foreign countries. Some of our graduates chose the large eastern schools, including Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth, Columbia, Annapolis, John Hopkins, Smith and Wellesley. Others chose the various state universities, all ovei the United States. The State Normals have enrolled many Auburnites, and of these, Peru has had the greatest number. The denominational schools have claimed many graduates including Notre Dame, Wesleyan, Bethany, Bellevue, Creighton, St. Benedict’s and St. Mary’s. Of the military academies, Kemper, Wentworth and Culver had several of our graduates, and some of the girl’s schools include Christian, Stephens, Ferry Hall, Lindenwood, William Woods, MacMurray, Ward Belmont, and Monticello. The business colleges in Omaha, Lincoln, and Chillicothe are all represented by Auburn graduates, and many went into the special training schools for art, music, commercial, dramatic and scientific courses. Several of our graduates sought higher education outside the United States. Christine Cotton, '24, attended the International Center School at Florence, Italy; Myra Biggerstaff Kvistberg, '23, studied art in Paris; James Allen, '13, studied medicine at the Lyons University of France; and Mildred Hanna, '10, studied in Norway and Sweden. In every history, the most interesting feature is the “Where Are They Now?” department. The graduates of Auburn High School have found success in many and varied fields. In the vast field of education, we have Dr. Eugene Gilmore, a member of the first class, who is now president of Iowa University, and who has been Dean of Law at the University of Wisconsin and at Iowa University, and was the Acting Governor General cf the Phillipine Islands; Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard, who is now superintendent of the public schools of Denver, and is to be superintendent of the public schools of Philadelphia next year; Dr. C. Ray Gates, who is rated one of the fifty leading educators of cur day; Dr. John Hanna, who is Professor of Law at Columbia University; Mildred Hanna, who is a member of the faculty at Mount Vernon Seminary at Washington, D. C.; Martin Souders, Director of Athletics at Phillips Exeter Academy; Ruby Simpson, Home Economics supervisor in Sidney, Australia; and Maude Stewart, who is to be assistant Dean of Women at Syracuse University next year. In the field of engineering, we have Dr. Richard Hughes, chief eng neer for Standard Oil in Colombia, South America; Clark Cottrell, chief engineer for the California Automobile Association in San Francisco; and Tom Ferneau, who was an engineer on the approaches to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. In the field of law, Edgar Ferneau, a member of the first class, who is practicing law here in Auburn, is now president of the State Normal Schools Board; Katherine Osenbaugh, now of Washington, D. C. was the first woman to pass the bar in this county; and Lewis Tyler, is an admirality lawyer in New York City. In the field cf science and medicine we have Dr. William H. Pope, a prominent surgeon in Sacramento, California; Dr. Alex Cooper of Puerto Rico; Dayton Maclay, who is doing chemical research in Washington; and Wayne Ruddy, who has a fellowship at the University of Maryland to obtain his Ph. D. in chemical research. In art, we have Myra Biggerstaff Kvistberg of Stockholm, Sweden, who has had a one-man exhibit at the Royal Academy in Stockholm, and one of whose paintings now hangs in the new Senior High School. Marvin Shaffer was, for a time, a missionary to China, and now preaches in Vancouver. Otis McQuarry is also a minister in the East. In the field cf finance, we have Leland Coryell, Jr. who has been very successful in the oil business. There have been hundreds of other graduates who have been successful in their various occupations, but we haven't time or space to mention them all. Auburn High School has graduates now living in 38 states, and in seven foreign countries. From the first eight to graduate, we now number 1,643. Of these, 86 are deceased, and only 15 have not, as yet, been located. Our fifty-year anniversary reunion to be held May 19th, will bring back a great number of graduates from all over, and we are sure they will all be as proud of Auburn High School as Auburn High School is cf them. MARJORIE SOUDERS FRANCES NORDLUND V J A Comedy in Three Acts —by— AURANIA ROUVERAL December 20, 1938 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8 P. M. CAST OF CHARACTERS Act I—The living room, at Judge and Mrs. James A. Hardy’s, 94 Maple Avenue, in a certain town in Idaho. Early summer, shortly after dinner. Act II—The same. The following morning. Act III—The same. The afternoon of the convention, three weeks later. PRODUCTION COMMITTEES Stage Crew—Clyde Moore, Bill Knipe, Boyd Clarke, Frank Able, Richard McIntyre. Business Staff—Bill Allgood. Bob Oakman, Jean Jezewski, Alberta Gritz. Program—Goldie Barnhart, Marjorie Barnhart. Property Collectors—Lola Yates, Alveen Gillespie, Minnie Lewman, Dorothy Allgood. Make Up—Miss Engles, assisted by National Thespians. Ushers—Faye Ellen Strole, Priscilla Dean Wilson, Maxine Norvell, Carol Kearns, Margery Simpson, Lorraine Redfern, Iris Lawrence. Helen Wright. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French of New York Aunt Milly----------- Andy------------------ Mrs. Hardy----------- Judge Hardy---------- Grandpa Hardy-------- Estelle Hardy Campbell Marion Hardy--------- Wayne Trenton III____ Mr. Stubbins--------- Myra Hardy Wilcox---- ...BOB HEMMINGSEN ______NEILAN LOKIE VIRGIE LEE JOHNSON ...ELAINE ANDREWS ____BOB RICHARDS ..GAYNELL WRIGHT .MELVIN McKENNEY DONALD KUENNING HELEN MASTIN .ROGENE ROSE SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Directed by Faye E. Hubbert C-Caii P[a j 'Ufzd Uouafzdoojn A Four Act Comedy —by— MARION SHORT May 16. 1939 SENIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM THE CAST Grant Hayden, football player and amateur sculptor. .ELDON BUNN Robert Hayden, Grant's younger brother________LOUIS OESTMANN Alfred Woolfe, dissipated football player________JAMES MEYERS Gene Clarke, Coach of the Sidell football 11_______________ _______________________________________LAWRENCE McKENNEY Junius Brooks, sophomore____________________________________TOD HUBBELL George Holman ... n______, „ I IVAN STOCK Frank Mitchell f footba11 rooters............ , JAMES MILLER Henry Sumner, a professor________________________________SIDNEY JOHNSON Watassa Faulkner, a football enthusiast________FELISTA HANDLEY Rena Maynard, refined pretty girl student_CARLENE HOHENSEE Margery Carson, a junior who lisps_______________DORIS DOVEL Dollie Sylvester, one of the twins________MARY ALICE HACKER Evelyn Sylvester, who is Dollie’s echo__________GLADYS HUTTON Priscilla Parmelee, Dean’s assistant_____________HELEN DAHLKE Extras—Betty Jean Miller. Loretta Morsey, Maudie Bettinger, Telva Martin. Carol Colerick. Jane Persinger, Joan Flau, Bcb Koontz, Worthy Armstrong, James Power, Charles Gaddis, Edward Parker, John Shiveley, Roy Parker. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act I—Scene—Assembly room of Sidell Glee Club. Time—The present. Afternoon. Act II—Scene—Same as Act I. Time—Next afternoon. Junior Tree Day. Act III—Scene—Same. Time—One week later. Night. The play tells the story of life in Sidell, a Pennsylvania coeducational college. It is concerned with the struggles and the final triumph of the Sidell football eleven. PRODUCTION COMMITTEES Properties—Norma Green. Betty Galloway. Business—Herbert Helms, Den Coulter. Stage—Robert Moodey, Clifford Boui'lier. Ushers—Bert Llewellyn. Grace Irene Turnwall, Phyllis Wilberger, Virgil Bohling, Don Coad, Irene Whitnack, Beulah McAlexander, Erna Bohren, Hazel Ross, Clarice Reed, Edith Gebers, Mary Stevenson. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French of New York Directed by Faye E. Hubbert ATHLETIC FIELD Wednesday, May 17, 1939—4:00 P. M. Music HIGH SCHOOL BAND PROCESSIONAL Senior Class Queen cf the May Princess_______ King of the May__ Prince_________ MARY ALICE HACKER ________Felista Handley ________TOD HUBBELL _______Louis Oestmann Robert Koontz Roy Parker Tcmmy Dean Bailey, Donna Marie Caspers Senior Class Attendants: Clare Blake Joan Flau Escorts_______________________ Junior Class Attendants: Rogene Rose Gaynell Wright Escorts_______________________ Sophomore Class Attendants: Dorothy Finger Maxine McPherren Escorts_______________________ Crown Bearer______________________ Sceptre Bearer-------------------- Gift Bearer_______________________ Flower Girls______________________ Train Bearers_____________________ CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Bob Oakman Bob Richards James Maclay, Virginia Kangieser Earl Banks Everett Moody Shirley Allgood, Gordon Peterson, Jr. __________________________Homer Harrison __________________________Kenneth Sailors ___________________________Rlaph Mosher ___________Joan Reimers, Nancy Ann Ross ________Bobby Lee Andrews, Marilyn Coad Fanfare______________________________________Auburn Junior Drum and Bugle Corps “PAGEANT OF THE HOURS Presented by the Auburn Schools Directed by Laura E. Holm With the appearance of the Dew Drops at four o'clock in the morning, we follow the activities cf the Hours of the Day to the Birthday Hour—six o’clock. We dedicate the Birthday Hour to the founding of the first Auburn High School. The intervening Hours honor their majesties, the King and Queen of the May, and the fiftieth graduating class of Auburn High School. 4 o’clock A. M. 5 o’clock------- 6 o’clock_______ 7 o’clock------- 8 o’clock------- 9 o’clock------- 10 o’clock------- 11 o’clock------- ____Dew Drops _________ Birds _____ Sunbeams Morning Glories ________ Spring Spring Fairies ________Flowers ___________Bees 12 o’clock_________ 1 o’clock P. M. 2 o’clock_______ 3 o’clock_______ 4 o’clock_______ 5 o’clock_______ 6 o’clock_______ 7 o’clock_______ ___________Butterflies _____________Hoop Drill ___________Ball Tossing __________Jumping Rope _______________Showers _______________ Rainbow ________Birthday Drill Windmg of the Maypole RECESSIONAL JUNIOR HIGH 1 Back Row: Byrom. M. Rader. J. Vannest. R. Boyd. Ely, Rockemann. Reed. Harper Fourth Row: B. Boyd, Ernst. Lash. Lorance. Kuenning, Crum. G. Vannest. Holman, Haith Third Row: Oakley, Bohling, V. Rader. Wilhelms. Harwick. Chapman. Dahlke, Lutgen. Dirks Second Row: Engles. M. McAlexander. Blackhurst. Wrightsman. Lunzmann. McLain, Hatch. Goings. Robertson. Bayne. Lockard First Row: Harvey. Bergman. Miller. Hutton. Wright. Duncan. Brown. Allgood CLASS OFFICERS President---------------Loren Wright Vice-President--------Richard Hutton Secretary-Treasurer. .Cora Lee Duncan Sponsors---------------------Miss Engles, Mr. Lockard CLASS ROLL Frank Allgood George Crooker Jack Barnes Grace Crum Glen Bayne Billy Curtis Allister Behrends Robert Dahlke Elnora Bergman Valda Dirks Evelyn Blackhurst Irene Eads Sophie Bohling Richard Ely Darlene Bouwens Billy Ernst Bill Boyd Dorothy Essex Robert Boyd Muriel Estes Wilbur Brown Viola Gaddis Leola Byrom Glendora Galloway Jean Castner Dean Goings Arden Chapman Mary Green Jacqualine Cotrill Cora Bell Haith Betty Coupe Eugene Harper Back Row: Crooker. Williams, Kipling. Savage, Osborne, Henderson. F. Kipling. Reed, Russell Fourth Row: Simpson. Lewman, Muse, Sitzman. Castner, Vetter, Johnson. Curtis, Helms Third Row: Hartman. Kangieser. Gaddis. Lutcavish, Miller, Eads. Mayer, Behrends, Howell Second Row: Green. Williams, Coupe. Cotrill. Johnson. Keyt, Smithers, Russell, McAlexander First Row: Hurlbutt. Galloway. Hershey. Bouwens, Jurgensmeier. Pulwer. Essex CLASS ROLL—(Continued) Loisann Hartman Robert Harvey Dean Harwick John Hatch Lucy Hershey Robert Henderson Jean Holman George Howell Cecil Johnson Mary Johnson Marcella Jurgensmeier Marjorie Kangieser Artie Keyt Earl Kipling Fenton Kipling Nadyne Kuenning Herbert Lash Eugene Lewman Helen Lorance Mildred Lunzmann Laura Lutcavish Marshall Lutgen Harvey McAlexander Maxine McAlexander Winona McLain Howard Mayer Norman Miles Maxine Miller Willa Miller Warren Muse Madlean Oakley Ella Pulwer Margaret Rader Elbert Reed Kenneth Reed Ernest Robertson Gerald Rockemann Norma Russell Norman Russell Jerry Savage Frank Simpson Everette Sitzman Gwendolyn Smithers Glee Vannest James Vannest Junior Vetter Darlene Whitlow Meno Wilhelms Betty Williams Wayne Williams Helen Wrightsman Fourth Row: Kangieser. Zorn. Vannoy. Gottula. Swartz. Criger. D. Russell Third Row: Huddleston. Haith. Biere. Palmer. Bigley. Little. Eads. Hughes. Harris Second Row: Burns. Stivers. Knipe. Flau. Huddart. Sitzman, McCoy. Burroughs First Row: Reed, Glen. Engles. Grltz. Volker. Harpham i CLASS OFFICERS President_________________________Carl Glen Vice-President_____________________Bob Gritz Secretary-Treasurer----Patricia Engles Sponsor______________________________________Mr. Harris CLASS ROLL Earl Adamson Pearl Bayne Carrie Beard Eileen Biere Lula Mae Bigley Helen Bohl Leilla Burns Robert Burroughs Richard Bruns Robert Carman Delin Colerick Francis Combs William Criger Eula Cross Jules Daugherty Hallie Doiel Josephine Eads Ardis Eden Bernice Estes Myra Flau Frances Gottula I I I I I I I I ] Fourth Row: Handley. Doyle. Cross. Stephens. Washington. Hasl. Grant Third Row: Redfern. Carman. Adamson. Hemmingsen. Liebhart. Eden. Bayne Second Row: Snyder. Shanks. McPherren. Beard. Bruns, Weers. Perdue First Row: Harding. Combs. Colerick. Kipling. Bohl. Weers. Henderson CLASS ROLL—(Continued) Harold Grant Lloyd Hager Betty Haith Margaret Handley Kenneth Harding Kenneth Harpham Junior Hasl Carol Hemmingsen Ruth Henderson Claire Huddart Bernice Huddleston Frances Hughes Constance Kangieser Margie Kipling Mary Knipe Marguerite Liebhart Shirley Little Bob McCoy Helen McPherren Phyllis Palmer Robert Perdue Bud Redfern Don Reed Bud Schwartz Ruth Shanks Bruce Sitzman Jane Stivers Phyllis Snyder Marie Stephens Esther Vannoy Wilber Volker Richard Washington Roselyn Weers Voyne Weers Eleanor Yates Faye Zorn Top Row: Maclay, Davis. Brockmeyer. Bacon. Gottula. McVey. McIntyre. Mundhenk, Scott Third Row: Oliver. Green. Allgood. Woods. Paro. Rose. Humphrey. Harwick. Cotrill, Gillespie Second Row: Worthington. Cross. McVey. Byrom. Oakman. Curtis. Craig, Rebuck. Gerk. Lutz First Row: Zorn. Humphrey. Milam. Engles. Harvey. Hill. Johnson. Scott, Kelligar Ztltld CLASS OFFICERS President________________ Mary Engles Vice-President.________Philip Harvey Secretary-Treasurer____Peggy Castner Sponsors_________________Miss Lutz, Mr. Worthington Charles Allgood Dean Allgood Elnora Bacon Robert Barnhart Phyllis Brockmeyer Sylvia Byrom Lois Connor Jeanne Cotrill Georgine Craig Margaret Cross CLASS ROLL Joan Curtis Opal Davis James Dunbar Bennie Erisman Betty Gerdes Jack Gerk Harlan Gillespie Norma Deanne Gottula John Green Barbara Haith f r f i r r i f f f f j F Top Row: Roberts, Mastin. Hartman. Rader. Dunbar. Stoddard. Young. Stewart Third Row: McIntyre. Miles. Woods. Tignor, Dustin. Kuenning, Paro. Hardenberger, Hoover Second Row: Halth. Kangieser. Schach. McIntyre. Erisman. Jones. Morris, Allgood First Row: Marcus. Rhoades. Barnhart. Mason. Wells. Reynolds. Gerdes, Conner CLASS ROLL—(Continued) Earl Hardenberger Margery Hartman Dean Harwick Hazel Hill James Hoover Anita Humphrey Bob Humphrey Betty Johnson Gerald Jones Lucille Jurgensmeier Mary Kangieser Billy Kelligar Paul Kuenning Alice McIntyre Billie McIntyre Mac McIntyre Abbie McVey Amel McVey Robert Maclay Darlene Marcus Gene Mason Janet Mastin Vivian Milam Katherine Miles Eugene Morris Galen Mundhenk Helen Oakman Wayne Oliver Frank Paro George Paro Donald Peek Viola Rader Donald Rebuck Wayne Reynolds Fletcher Rhoades Willa Roberts Jack Rose David Royse Leotia Schach Delbert Scott Donna Scott Irvin Simms Ralph Stewart Mark Stoddard Abbie Tignor Hoyt Wells Cleveland Woods Donna Woods Hal Young Lorene Zorn Back Row: Hurlbutt, Kuenning. N. Gottula. F. GoCtula. Jurgensmeier. Huddart, P. Engles. McPherren. Hemmingsen Third Row: Lunzmann. Williams. Mastin. M. Engles, Vannoy, L. Hartman. Knipe, Stivers. Henderson Second Row: Miles. Estes. Brockmcyer. Palmer. Handley. C. Kangieser. M. Kangieser, M. Hartman. Flau First Row: McLain. Wrightsman, Curtis. Duncan. Blackhurst, Craig. Dustin. Marcus. Miller OFFICERS President______________________Winona McLain Vice-President. Marcella Jurgensmeier Secretary-Treasurer. _Helen McPherren Cheer Leaders__________________Winona McLain, Maxine Miller Sponsor 9th Grade Winona McLain Maxine Miller Nadine Kuenning Marcella Jurgensmeier Evelyn Blackhurst Loisann Hartman Helen Lorance Helen Wrightsman Betty Lou Coupe Mildred Lunzmann Betty Williams Cora Lea Duncan Margie Beth Hurlbutt Margie Kangieser ROSTER 8th Grade Helen McPherren Carol Hemmingsen Constance Kangieser Jane Stivers Bernice Estes Margaret Handley Myra Flau Claire Huddart Esther Vannoy Mary Knipe Frances Gottula Ruth Anne Henderson Mr. Harris 7th Grade Joan Curtis Mary Engles Darlene Marcus Georgine Craig Peggy Castner Janet Mastin Margery Hartman Catherine Miles Phyllis Brockmeyer Zellah Dustin Norma Dean Gottula Back How: Harris. Brown. Ely. Osborn. Reed. Redfern Front Row: Hutton. Hatch. Wright. Gritz. Glen (id iBuilzdt !Baf£ Our Score Their Score Name Position Grade Points 14 9 Richard Hutton .. F 9 86 14 ...Falls City 18 Bob Gritz F 8 72 8 15 Carl Glen C 8 46 20 5 Loren Wright G 9 65 16 ...Falls City 8 John Hatch G 9 44 13 25 Wilbur Brown .... F 9 12 31 . . . Peru Bud Redfern F 8 5 11 20 Bill Osborn C 9 6 8 14 Dick Ely G 9 0 14 20 9 24 29 15 27 26 25 25 17 20 25 27 17 11 17 9 Kenneth Reed G 9 4 340 To conclude a successful season, the Junior High held an invitational basket ball tournament on February 24-25. The local team wen top honors in a field of seven teams. Tecumseh defeated Shubert 29-8, Dawson eliminated Nebraska City 24-20, Falls City trimmed Talmage 25-10 and Auburn received a forfeit from Johnson in the first round. Auburn breezed through Tecumseh 29-17 in one semi-final, while Dawson was upsetting Falls City 14-12. After a close first half, Auburn turned on the heat to measure Dawscn 25-9 in the finals, and win the first place trophy. John Hatch and Richard Hutton were chosen on the first all-tournament team and Bob Gritz on the second all-tournament team. Back Row: G. Paro. Kuenntng, Young. Dunbar. N. McIntyre. Stoddard. Stewart, Erisman, Reynolds, Scott. e.k. Fourth Row: B. McIntyre. Harvey. Rhoades, Gillespie, Barnhart. Wells. Mason. Allpood. Kplllgar. McVey. Hoover. Mac'ay Third Row: Worthington, Rose. Jones. Mundhenk. Woods. F. Paro, Humphrey. Hardenberger. Allgood. Morris. Cotrill. Rebuck Second Row: Bayne. Redfern. Washington. Ely. Hatch. Glen. Gritz. Wright. Kipling First Row: Boyd. Hutton, Brown The Auburn school system introduced for the first time a course in physical education available to all junior high boys. The aims of the department are threefold. The first is to instill in the boy a love for exercise and recreation for itself, not for a personal or institutional prestige, not for the reward or glory but for the fun of participation. The second is to develop leadership, mental and moral poise, muscular control, courage, fair play, self sacrifice, and loyalty. The third is to create in youth an intelligent and healthful interest in physical activity that will carry over into adult life. THE PROGRAM The physical education program consists of four main groups of activities, namely; formal gymnastics, group games, individual and group tests, and special event programs. Formal gymnastics are not a major part of the program and are only used for variation and a method of obtaining coordination of certain sets of muscles. Group games are used extensively in the program to develop neuro-muscular control and give the boy a general all-around physical exercise that he doesn’t get in his other general activities. Leadership is also developed through group games. Each boy is given a series of individual tests to measure his physical ability. Such tests include running, jumping, tests of strength and tests in athletic game fundamentals. Special event programs are used to increase interest and give team organizations a chance to compete against each other. The major special event program this year was the Indoor Track Carnival in which over a hundred boys participated. I I I ' [ f f Back How: Harper. K. Reed. Boyd. Savage. Vannest. Osborn. Rockemann, Henderson, Muse. Kipling Fifth Row: Goings. Hasl. Wilhelms, Castner. E. Reed, Crooker, N. Russell. Williams, Sitzman. Lewman Fourth Row: Harwick. Ernst. Weers. Vetter. Carman. Grant, Robertson. Lash, Combs. Volker Third Row: Lutgen, Harvey. Hughes. Colerick, Chapman, D. Russell, Johnson, McCoy. Dahlke Second Row: Burroughs, Reed. Hager, Harding, Mayer, Behrends, Perdue, Curtis, Harpham First Row: Sitzman. Allgood, Howell. Daugherty. Helms Richard Hutton Richard Ely SENIOR LEADERS Junior Kipling Loren Wright Robert Gritz Carl Glen JUNIOR LEADERS Wilbur Brown Billy Boyd Glenn Bayne Bud Redfern John Hatch Richard Washington Hoyt Wells Philip Harvey Jeanne Cotrill Bud Schwartz Jack Rose Bob McCoy CAPTAINS Wayne Williams Cecil Johnson Gerald Savage Fenton Kipling Dean Goings Bob Boyd PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHAMPIONS Individual Basket Ball Tests..........................R. Hutton Standing Broad Jump..............B. McIntyre Hop. Step and Jump.................b. Osborn Push Ups..........................K. Harding 50 Yard Dash (Indoor)................c. Glen 100 Yard Dash (Indoor).....................N. Russell Crab Race (Indoor).................B. McCoy Walrus Walk (Indoor)..............c. Johnson F. B. Dash (Indoor).................j. Rose T earn Indoor Track Carnival..............Gorillas Indoor Track (Sec. I)...............Falcons Indoor Track (Sec. II).............Blue Devils Indoor Track (Sec. Ill).............Indians Back Row: Keyt. Smithers. Engles. Huddart. Cotrill. Vannest. Handley. Johnson. Bohl Fifth Row: Oakley. Knipe. Hershey. L. Hartman. Hurlbutt, Coupe. Kuenning, Brockmeyer, Snyder Fourth Row: Rader. Haith, Oakman. Curtis. Craig. M. Hartman. Vannoy, Eads, Holman. Bergman Third Row: Dirks. Shanks. Huddleston. Eden. Zorn. Williams. Galloway. Humphrey. Liebhart. Lutz w j .tt Second Row: Bouwens, Estes. Gottula. Kipling. Jurgensmeler. M. Kangieser, Miller. C. Kangieser First Row: Pulwer, Duncan, Crum. Little Elnora Bacon Pearl Bayne Carrie Beard Elnora Bergman Lula Mae Bigley Helen Bohl Darlene Bouwens Phyllis Brockmeyer Leilla Burns Leola Byrom Sylvia Byrom Peggy Castner Lois Jean Conner Jacqueline Cotrill Betty Lou Coupe Georgene Cr ig Margaret Ann Cross Grace Crum Joan Curtis Opal Davis Valda Mae Dirks Hallie Doiel Cora Lea Duncan Josephine Eads Ardis Eden Patricia Engles Dorothy Essex Bernice Estes Myra Flau Viola Gaddis Glendora Galloway Betty Ann Gerdes Francis Gottula Norma Gottula Mary Ann Green Barbara Jean Haith Betty Haith Cora Bell Haith Margaret Handley Loisann Hartman Margery Hartman Carol Hemmingsen Ruth Henderson Lucy Hershey Hazel Hill Jean Holman Claire Huddart Bernice Huddleston Anita Humphrey Margie Hurlbutt Betty Johnson Mary Johnson Lucille Jurgensmeler Marcella Jurgensmeler Connie Kangieser Marjorie Kangieser Mary Kangieser Artie Keyt Back Row: Milam. Davis. Palmer. Gaddis. Lorance. Stevens. Beard. Bacon Fifth Row: Cross. McVey. Weers. Flail. Essex. Yates. Kangieser. Schach Fourth Row: Henderson. McIntyre. S. Byrom. Johnson. McPherren. Hemmingsen. Eads. Tignor. Dustin Third Row: Curtis. Robertson. Miles. Woods. Estes. Hill. Stivers. Zorn Second Row: Bayne. Bigley. Doyle. Haith. Green. L. Byrom. Miller. Mastin First Row: Burns. Marcus. Wrightsman, McLain. Russell. Conner Marjorie Kipling Mary Knipe Nadyne Kuenning Marguerite Liebhart Shirley Little Helen Lorance Maxine McAlexander Alice McIntyre Winona McLain Helen McPherren Abbie McVey Darlene Marcus Janet Mastin Vivian Milam Katherine Miles Maxine Miller Willa Miller Madlean Oakley Helen Oakman Phyllis Palmer Margaret Marie Rader Willa Roberts Norma Russell LeOtia Schach Donna Scott Ruth Shanks Gwendolyn Smithers Phyllis Snyder Marie Stephens Jane Stivers Abbie Tignor Glee Vannest Roselyn Weers Darlene Whitlow Betty Williams Donna Woods Helen Wrightsman Faye Zorn Lorene Zorn Captains— Grace Crum Cora Lea Duncan C’aire Huddart Mary Knipe Shirley Little Winona McLain iJ-'hijiLcat Miss Lutz Instructor Back Row: Harris. Rockemann. Osborn. Vannest. Savage. Washington. Wright Front Row: Hatch, Redfern. Rose. Hutton. Gritz. Russell Junior czJ-fiqpL Player Don Russell________ Jim Vannest________ Bob Gritz__________ Richard Hutton_____ Gerald Rockemann _ Gerald Savage______ Loren Wright_______ Richard Washington John Hatch_________ Bill Osborn________ Carl Glen__________ Arden Chapman______ Jack Rose__________ Bud Redfern________ Points Events --42%---------Weights, Sprints, Relay 35%--------Weights, Sprints, Relay ..32-----------Jumps, Sprints, Relays ..28Vfe------Jumps, Sprints, Relays --15V£ ------------------440, Relays -- 9 Discus, Shot -11 Vi-----------440, Sprints, Relays - 614_____________________440, Relays 4 Shot, Discus .-1914-------------High Jump, Hurdles • - 6 ---------------Sprints, Hurdles -10 Pole Vault 1 ------------------------- Vault .- 1 -------------------------Relay (Includes only the first th.ee cual meets and the Beatrice Relays) Coach Robert Harris hhzzcuiHon It is with a feeling of gratitude that the staff of the Scarlet and Green recommends the firms advertising herein, to your careful consideration. 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COURTESY SERVICE ACCURACY QUALITY Nemaha County Herald Printers and Publishers [fie Best Equipped Printing Hiouse in Southeastern Nebraska elephone 77 Auburn, NT raska WE ARE PLEASED to refer you to illustrations in this publication as samples of our Photographs PETERSON STUDIO AUBURN, NEBRASKA y PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS C GET IT AT GLEN S IT’S BETTER DARLING TRANSFER Service Our Motto We Specialize in Livestock Hauling -A Iso-General Freight Commodities St. Joseph, Mo. Atchison, Kans. 6-0202 AUBURN BEATRICE FALLS CITY LINCOLN OMAHA 265 126 320 B-7291 JA3275 Compliments —of— Lutheran, First Methodist, Presbyterian, Avenue Methodist and Christian Churches WELCOME Buick and Pontiac Service G. M. C. TRUCKS Fisk Tires—Texaco Gas—Delco Batteries Day or Night Wrecker Service MASTIN MOTOR CO. I. E. Mastin, Prop. Phone 90 Congratulations and Good Luck to The Seniors H. HEMMINGSEN Dry Goods—Ready-to- Wear AUBURN, NEBRASKA 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 GRANT’S MARKET We Feature Quality Foods Phone 31 Auburn, Nebr. “He Profits Most Who Serves Best” Plumbing, Pleating and Electrical Work of the Better Class ELMER DOVEL Phone 412 Auburn, Nebr. For Economical Transportation STANDARD CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 476 Auburn, Nebraska Auburn Auto Supply 1 A Dependable Service ' For Quality Auto Parts , 914 Central Avenue Phone 540 Central Market WILLIAM WISHNOW ! Mgr. “We Take the Guesswork out of j Your Buying” Phone 492 Auburn, Nebr. 1 Rhoades [ Shoe Shop 1 West of Court House Phone 464 Auburn, Nebr. Congratulations | To the Members of the Live Wires Class of the Auburn Christian Church Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Scid ! DR. E. W. PECK V eterinarian 1 Phones—221 and 498 j HOME CAFE | j Meals Sandwiches Soft Drinks 1114% J St. Phone 617 j Randall Shoe Shop Where Work is Done the Best Congratulations Seniors Dr. H. G. Harris j Dentist i (Over Cline’s Drug Store) Auburn, Nebr. | Nat’l Farm Loan i j Ass’n , OSCAR A. FLAU Sec’y-Treas. j Phone 233 Auburn, Nebr. GROCERIES MEATS j ! The j Midway Grocery j A. H. CURTIS, Prop. j Phone 366 Auburn, Nebr. | AUBURN STATE BANK Always Dependable Member of Federal Insurance Corp. Auburn, Nebraska THE WHITE SPOT Auburn's New and Modern Sandwich Shop DELICIOUS ICE CREAM SODA FOUNTAIN PARTY REFRESHMENTS —INVITES YOU— 1010 Central Avenue To drop in for a bite to eat or a drink SANDWICHES—As you like them Call 608 Auburn Recreation Parlor IVAN ERISMAN Proprietor 1 The Most Popular Place in Nemaha County paid for this space Hawxby Griffiths Auburn Abstract Co. A ttorneys-at-Law i FLOYD W. POHLMAN (Office in Nemaha County Bank Building) Phone 106 Auburn, Nebr. j Phone 170 | Rothert’s5cto$l 1 Store Fred A. Rothert, Prop. | “A PLEASANT PLACE TO STOP” j West of Court House Auburn, Nebr. T. W. GOIT | Hardware Furniture Undertaking ' AMBULANCE Phones—Store 123 Residence and J Funeral Home 290 Busy Bee Cafe I A Good Place to Eat 1 C. L. COOPER, Prop. 1 I i Natural Gas— QUICK—CLEAN—SAFE 1 Peoples Natural ! Gas Company ! Auburn, Nebr. j | You can now Build a New Home or | Remodel your present one on Small Monthly Payments! ! T. W. Engles Lbr. Co. J Lowest Prices on BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL j Dr. B. B. Schaffer j Chiropractor Office over Hinky-Dinky Store , Phone 156 Auburn, Nebr. j ! Nemaha County ! Abstract Company BONDED ABSTRACTERS (Established 1887) R. R. BLANKENSHIP. President I Phone 44 Auburn, Nebr. HESTED’S j —FOR— ( Quality Merchandise Meet Your Friends at Hested’s Auburn Hospital | ' PHONE 98 i Dodge and Plymouth j j Authorized Sales Service j Auburn, Nebr. j 700 J St. Phone 236 j ! Gamble Agency Store | HARRY BUNGE. Owner 1 The Friendly Store I Phone 311 Auburn, Nebr. T j xcnr i 1 t ! | Phone 400 Night 599 Auburn Machine | Works ■ Hudson Sales and Service Portable Electric and Acetylene | Welding 1 Gleaner Baldwin Combines Power Wrecker I F. J. Schmidt. Mgr. Auburn, Nebr. Wm. G. Rutledge j Lawyer j (West of Court House) Phone 88Y Auburn, Nebr. j ! | Elite Beauty Shop | Visit our Beauty Salon | Regularly • for All Beauty Aids j Leah Erisman, Prop. Phone 510 ! Dr. O. R. Conley j Veterinarian j . Phone 518 j Auburn. Nebraska | j i | Davis Cleaners Hats Blocked 1 SUITS MADE TO ORDER j We Call for and Deliver | Phone 182 Auburn, Nebr. Wilson Machinery j Company j Allis-Chalmers j Phone 50Y J j Dr. Fred C. Malony Dental Surgeon Auburn, Nebraska j i IRA PEEK | Super Service—Expert Washing Greasing i SIEBERLING TIRES ' Complete Tire Battery Service Phone 623 Auburn, Nebr. j I THE MILAM GREENHOUSES Extend to the A. H. S., a Most Cordial Welcome I Any and All Times— I 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 I Phone 189 Auburn, Nebr. j Service Wrecker Service Sales I H. B. HENDERSON MOTOR CO. j Phone 370 Auburn, Nebr. j “Watch the Fords Go By” McKNIGHT CLOTHING CO. i Kuppenheimer Clothes Wilson Bros. Furnishings Stetson Hats Walkover Shoes J. W. KERNS LUMBER CO. Lumber, Building Material and Coal j Phone 100 Auburn, Nebr. I j Morris Shoe Shop The Shop on the Avenue We Fix Shoes i i Green Lantern j FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sandwiches 1 j Roasted Nuts Candies Fairmont’s Better Ice Cream jj Phone 249 We Deliver j j Safeway Store | Full Line of Nationally Advertised ( Canned Goods j FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES j AND FRESH MEATS 1 Phone 314 Compliments j —of— ’ Curzon-the Jeweler Auburn, Nebraska ' ! Auburn Hotel —AND— Avenue Hotel 85 ROOMS Auburn, Nebraska Paul R. Lorance Insurance of All Kinds j 913 Central Ave. Phene 17 . Our Hamburgers are a Treat! You will find them hard to beat. So eat at the Nu-Way Lunch Where you’ll always find the bunch. Sinclair _ °pal ne . ! H r Pennsylvania I r Quaker State j Gasolme Motor Oils I Johnson Ward j SERVICE COURTESY | Marcus Bargain Center Novelty Apparel For Men and Women , Exclusive Agency for Beau Brummel Shirts and Peters Shoes Schneider’s Electric Service | Electrical Contractor 909 Central Ave. Auburn, Nebr. j I. W. IRVIN j Physician and Surgeon { (Office in Cline Building) S Auburn, Nebr. Western AutoStore | Features Quality First . Home Owned Cecil Johnson ' Phone 516 Auburn, Nebr. ■ Chrysler and Plymouth 1 Sales and Service | W. A. McKEE i | Auburn, Nebr. s ! Ella-Margaret Shop j “The Shop of Quality” | Ladies' Ready-to-Wear MILLINERY j j Guarantee Mutual Life Company ' OMAHA, NEBR. 1 There is no Substitute for | Life Insurance. j F. L. McPlierren, Gen. Agt. j Auburn, Nebr. Dr. A. T. Harding j Dentist X-RAY 1 (Office in Wells Building) Phone 55 Auburn, Nebr. j. i | INSURANCE REAL ESTATE j S.W.EUSTICE . Auburn, Nebr. | Phone 65 j LOANS INVESTMENTS j 1 HARNESS HARDWARE j C.P. MURPHY ! 1 ' Phone 463 Auburn, Nebr. 1 j READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING | J. C. Penney Co. 1 1212 J St.—Auburn, Nebr. SHOES DRY GOODS Armstrong j ! Wiltse | A ttorneys-at-Law 1213M- J Street Auburn, Nebr. ROBERT M. ARMSTRONG VIRGIL J. WILTSE ! I I I I I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Tushla General Hospital Dr. F. M. Tushld PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Auburn, Nebr. ORA E. COPES Druggist on the Hill Auburn, Nebr. One of the F'nest Fountains in Nebraska Edgar Ferneau Attorney-dt-Ldw Auburn, Nebr. Tank Wagon Service Washing—Greasing—Tire Repairing Frank Engles Service Station Home Owned Phone 209 A Complete Line of New Furniture Lokie Furniture Exchange 1903 N St. Repairing and Rebuilding Phone 346 i CASEY TIMM Fnnerdl Home “Thoughtful Service” Phone 93 Auburn, Nebr. Dr. R. I. Mosher j Dentist X-RAY Phone 500 Auburn, Nebr. Wrightsman’s j Grocery A Home Concern j Home of LEE H. G. F. CANNED GOODS j Phone 210 Auburn, Nebr. j ----------------------------- I “Our Service is at Your Service” Nelson ! Nordlund “On the Hill and On the Square” Auburn Bouwens’ Hatchery Qudlity Chicks at reasonable prices Custom Hatchery Feeds—Remedies Brooders and Poultry Supplies Phone 7 Auburn, Nebr. ! KELLIGAR Goodyear j RADIATOR REPAIRING Exide Batteries | Phone 18 Auburn, Nebr. WM. N. BOYD | Writes Insurance of All Kinds Auburn, Nebraska ' i 1 We Invite You to the | D-X Service Station D-X Gas 760 Diamond Oil . Cold Drinks 1 ALLAN PARO, Owner | Auburn, Nebi. (So. End Overpass) Nemaha County Creamery (Non-Stock Co-Operative) : Auburn, Nebraska 1 1 Rollins Rollins Hosiery Hosiery | Hill Shoe Company Star Brand Shoes For the Family-Phone 622 Auburn, Nebr. ! j GILMORES’ | i Dry Goods and Ready-to-W ear I C.G. DUNBAR ! Electric and Radio Shop — 1910 O Street Phone 292 Auburn, Nebr. Armstrong C McKnight | A ttorneys-at-Eaw I Auburn, Nebraska | (Office over Glen’s Drug Store) I Dr. E. C. McAleer, M. D PHYSICIAN and SURGEON I 1213% J St. Auburn, Nebr. Grovenburg Electric Service 1 Motor Tune-Up Phone 481 Auburn, Nebr. 2