Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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4-we A Mrs. Graham Mr. Graham Mr. Hutton v Miss King Mr. Miller ff 7 l? Miss Rist Mr. Schaumburg Mr. Stoltz MR. RALPH CHATELAIN-Instrumental Music Commutes from Peru each day. Has three small members of a desired horn quartet. Earned degree from Peru State. Likes to do gardening in the summer time. MR. ARTHUR GILBERT-Physics and Chemistry Drives in from his farm near Johnson every morning. Gradu- ated from Colorado State Teachers College. Divides time between iunior high science and senior high. Enioys photography as a hobby. MRS. AILEEN GRAHAM-English, Typing, Librarian Redhead who acquired extra gray hairs from directing iunior and senior class plays. Graduated from Peru State and plans to complete work on library degree at the University of Minnesota this summer. Sponsors library club. MR. RALF GRAHAM-History, Journalism Noted for catch questions in true-false tests. Guides would-be iournalists through the trials of putting out the school publica- tions. Will receive M.A. degree in public relations at the U. of Minnesota this summer. MR. KENNETH HUTTON-Mathematics One of AHS's eligible bachelors. ls doing advanced work at the University of Nebraska. Does landscape gardening in spare time. Ambition to teach in college. Sponsors freshman class. MILAM GREENHOUSES Paul and Dorothy Prop This page sponsored by Mr. Troester Mrs. Wilkenson MISS WILDA KING-Science and Mathematics Frequently seen racing across the athletic field in search of material for Auburn's budding biologists. Earned degree from University of Nebraska. Becomes violent when someone mis- spells her name. Keeps watchful eye on sophomores. MR. DELL MILLER-Coach Big' ambition to have winning athletic team next year. Added a potential quarterback to his 'family this year. Received educa- tion at Peru State. Hunting and fishing are his favorite hobbies. MRS. BESS MOORE-English and Speech Cooking Mexican dishes is a favorite pastime. Received de- gree from Ada COklahomaD Teachers College. Helps in family hobby of stamp collecting. Dislikes gum chewing and reckless driving. MR. DUANE NIELSEN-Vocational Agriculture Helps farm boys farm better. University of Nebraska grad. Likes golf, hunting. French fried shrimp, and playing with his Son. MISS MARION RIST-Commerce Guides secretarial aspirants through elements of shorthand and typing. Graduated from the University of Nebraska. Likes to talk but not write. Dislikes daydreaming students. Sponsors pep club. MR. RAY SCHAUMBURG-Vocal Music Became a newlywed during Christmas vacation. University of Nebraska grad. Dislikes gum chewing in chorus. Wrote number which madrigal sang in concert.. MR. JAMES STOLTZ-English and Spanish Secret ambition to visit France. Helps Mrs. Stoltz by making French omelets and baby sitting with small daughter. Likes read- ing and listening to classical music. Received degree from Peru State. MR. GERALD TROESTER-Social Studies, Asst. Coach Noted for his snazzy appearance, green Pontiac, and single status. Received education at Doane College. Likes to play golf and eat. MRS. FAYE WILKINSON-Vocational Homemaking Writes articles for women's magazines in spare time. Experi- ments on family with new recipes and homemaking tricks. Another Peru State grad. Sponsors FHA.

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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

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l THE BIG Seniors sniffle, si as Last fall the Class of '54 became the big wheels ,around AHS. The superior seniors dominated the main offices in the school clubs, held key positions on the athletic teams, pushed most of the activities, and began to feel grown up. As per usual, most of the big events of the year were crowded into the final two months. Thirteen seniors presented the class play, January Thaw, on March 30. On sneak day, the class ventured out at 6 a.m. to make a bus trip to Kansas City for a taste of big city life. The iuniors entertained the class in an Oriental Garden on May IO. Underclassmen were entertained by the class will, prophecy, and history which were read at the senior convo on May 14. REV. LEO EPPERSON gave the baccalaureate address, and SENIOR CLASS LEADERS included left to right Denny DR. A. LELAND FORREST spoke at commencement. Scholarships Wheeler vice president Janice Johnson secretary Max Falk, were awarded to Pauline Guenther, Regents'f Janice Johnson, teachers college, Doris Stanley, church college, and Marie Gerdes, Berlett. The faculty honor roll consisted of Donna Bohling, Marie Gerdes, Don Gibson, Charles Gilbert, Janice Johnson, Don Jones, Rosalie Ritchie, Terry Rose, and Doris Stanley. Gold A-pins were won by Donna Bohling, Janice Johnson, Rosalie Ritchie, and Doris Stanley. TOP STUDENT in the Class of THE GAGE FAMILY, left to right: Clyde Dishong, Gladys 54 according to the office Michel, Doris Stanley, and Norma Gilliland dined on corn- records was Janice Johnson. flakes and olives iln the senior play, January Thaw. ALL ABOARD was the 6 a.m. call issued to the senior sneakers who chartered two buses to take them to Kansas City for a day of frolic. AS SOPHOMORES the class was guided by,. left to right: Max Falk, vice president, Terry Rose, president: Rosalie Ritchie, greawrerh G E PETERSON STUDIO Fine Portraits secretary, and Janet Skoglund, This P596 5P0'150f9d by