Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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s-,fix MR, HARRY WEEKLY-Took over superintendent's duties in November, Believes that the proper handling of little problems prevents big ones. Attended Cotner College and the University of Nebraska Spends most of his spare time out-of-doors. Likes almost any food if it isn't fancy Sponsor of the senior class and SAB. LlGHT supervise, operate a Sl50,000 a year business MRS. MARSELLE EVANS - Secretary. Greets students and faculty with a pleasant, under- standing smile. Telephone calls, bulletins, Ditto machine keep her busy. Efficiency is her middle name. MRS. HILDA HECTOR Returned to AHS, after two years' absence, to become acting principal. Guided iunior class through various . activities with patience and understanding. lhls page sponsoled by Likes to do all sorts of handiwork. FERNEAU and KIECHEL Lawyers

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MR FREDERICK ALLEN MR. FRED C. KIECHEL Farmer Lawyer MR CHESTER A. MAY MR. JOHN WHITE Mortician Merchant l MR A. B. RITCHIE MR. FRED A. ROTHERT Farmer Merchant 'M i s ws: , 9 MONTHLY MEETINGS of the Board gave the group a chance to solve problems as they arose. The members are, left to right: Mr. May, Mr. Rothert, Mr. Ritchie, Mr. White, Mr. Kiechel, and Mr. Allen, presi- dent of the Board. lt takes shrewd planning, efficient administration, compe- tent staff members, and adequate facilities to successfully operate a Sl50,000 school business. The responsibility of planning rests upon the shoulders of a six-man Board of Education selected by the voters of District No. 29. The broad policies of the Board are then translated into a well-balanced school program by the ad- ministration, and carried out by a fourteen member teach- ing staff. These teachers are specialists in certain subiect fields, but also have training in anticipating, recognizing, solving, and evaluating many of the problems which confront teenagers. A comparatively new senior high school building provides a pleasant environment for AHS'ers. Students are able to maior in the academic fields of English, social studies, science, and mathematics. Related courses are offered in foreign language, speech, and iour- nalism. For the vocationally minded, commerce, homemak- ing, and agriculture are also offered. Interests in instrumental music, vocal music, athletics, dra- matics, and club work can be developed in a variety of out-of-class activities. This variety makes it possible for stu- dents to develop poise, initiative, and leadership qualities as well as acquire book knowledge. THE GUIDING It takes efficient leaders to plan Congratulations, Seniors! AUBURN MACHINE WORKS Page Sponsor

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PLACE THE FACE M..Ch....... M..G..b... Faculty members explain subjects, direcf acfivities, offer guidance Mrs. Moore Mr. Nielsen REFRESHMENT TIME came every Wednesday afternoon for the AHS faculty members who gathered in the hornemaking room for coffee and-. Ice cream eaters at this session are, left to right: Mrs. Moore, Mr. Gilbert, Mr, Nielsen, Mrs. Wilkenson, Mr. Schaumburg, Mr. Stoltz, Miss Rist, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Graham, and Mr, Hutton. This page sponsored by AUBURN GREENHOUSE Flowers for Every Occasion Lew Milam