Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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PEOPLE 0 SCHOOL BOARD 0 ADMINISTRATION 0 FACULTY 0 SENIOR CLASS 0 JUNIOR CLASS 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS O FRESHMAN CLASS

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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