Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Auburn High School has long been known as a school of many activities and many opportunities. Any member of our student body may choose subjects in several fields. Courses are arranged so that entrance requirements for most colleges may be met. While meeting such requirements, a student may take advantage of the more specialized fields. The Smith-Hughes Vocational Agri- WE

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I ( GEORGE JUSTUS Columbus. Nebraska It we a homecoming for Mr. Justus when he took his high school debaters to the Midland College tournament this spring, for he was graduated from there In 1938 and Is teaching his first year In Auburn. Besides handling debate, he also tenches social sciences In both junior and senior high, has sponsored the local Hl-Y chapter, and has assisted In dramatic and declamatory work. LEWIS KLEIN Scotia. Nebraska Combining the qualities of enthusiasm and sincerity In generous quantities. Mr. Klein has been successful during his first year In Auburn In Increasing the prominence of agriculture activities in the curriculum through his ability to make his boys share his own spirit. As a member of the faculty policy commission he has been of service to the cn-t're group. A graduate of the University of Nebraska. he taught at Ravenna before coming to Auburn. JOSIE LUTZ Auburn. Nebraska An efficient classroom teacher. Miss Lutz finds even greater satisfaction In helping Junior high students express their creative Impulses In art work. A notable record of county and state fair ° wards to her pupils is the best Indication of her success In this field Miss Lutz received her training t P°ru St-U' Teachers College and Nebraska University. ROXIE McGREW Auburn. Nebraska Through her long term of service In Auburn High. Miss McGrew has patiently met the problems of each oncoming class as she has taught them the different phases of mathematics. She secured her own preparation In the lore of x-square, the cube root, and the radius of a circle at Peru State Teachers College and the University of Nebraska. GO n TO FACULTY OLA ROBERTS Hastings. Nebraska A friend as well as a teacher is an accurate student opinion of Miss Roberts who is seldom too busy to lend a helping hand or a sympathetic ear to a student. Her friendly optimism makes her popular with faculty and pupils alike. A Hnstlngs College product. Miss Roberts has been doing graduate work at the University of Southern California. INELLA SIIANEYFELT Hastings. Nebraska Also a graduate of Hastings College. Miss Shaney-felt Is completing her first year In the Auburn school system. She has supervised the series of vesper services during the year and In addition has sponsored the Aucourant and has taught Latin. Engish. and Journalism. REX WAYMAN Auburn, Nebraska New to the Junior high school this fall but quick to become an important part of its life was Mr. Wayman. who arrived with a degree from Peru State Teachers College. Aside from teaching mathematics and history, he oversees the preparation of the Junior high news and Is his school's representative on the faculty policy committee. VERLE C. WORTHINGTON Auburn. Nebraska Here, finally, is a teacher whose pupils are so eager to get to his classes that they run to thorn! His Junior high boys' physical education classes »r not only very popular but also make a valuable contribution to the health of the participating boys. Mr. Worthington also teaches geography and was line coach of the high school football team. He has his degree from the University of Nebraska.

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I I I I I I LEARN culture courses have proved popular especially since such activities are so well housed in our new building. The enrollment in Smith-Hughes Vocational Home Economics classes is always high. Many people take advantage of the business education provided by the commercial department. The instrumental and vocal music departments attract many. The caliber of work done in these