Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1955 volume:

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Sc1...y,o 0 0 0 STfppiNQ 90 Q I. O 0 Q 0 2. N Nr 9 Q 6 Q00 44 C 6: 50 0 6 0. 2 jzfubwfk f Pre,sen'Ts - Thfomigk The P-Ues aj? 'Yks 1754-. Qu-3:1252 61 C1 1-ou'qS . no oe o . 90 002 Qc ffcTiviT'ies 9 '-' .,,, di' oo 5 2 61 SPOYTS .X ev. 0'2- Qc O Q 5, '1 6'- 'f1 5115003 ff 314HJo3 , OE 'lualfl O: O5 O 0 0 QE? X.. Q Dff,-,A XJ! mov fi 6 Mr. White BOARD OF EDUCATION members from fl. to r.J were: Mr. Roth MF- Alle!! Mr. Allen, Mr. White, Mr. Hahn, Mr. May, and Mr. Kiechel. Mr. Hahn Mr. Kiechel Mr. May Mr. Rothert oarcl of Qalucation Foremost in the minds of the Board of Education and the faculty members is to provide the best possible education for the youth of Auburn. Solving the innumerable problems of operating a 3Bl50,000 a year business takes extensive planning and competent staff members. Approving the budget, translating the school policies, and hiring the superintendent and faculty members are some of their other responsibilities. The Board of Education is composed of six members: Frederick L. Allen, Cpresidentl farmer, Lowell E.. Hahn, law- yer, Frederic C. Kiechel, county attorney, Chester A. May, morticiang Fred A. Rothert, merchant, and John White, mer- chant. Students of Auburn high school are able to major in aca- demic fields of English, social studies, science, and mathe- matics. In addition it offers courses in business, agriculture, and homemaking for vocational studies. ol og. .5 , of ,Q . or O-. oi on 92 01 o'- ' C os: ' 1 This page sponsored by G. E. PETERSON STUDIO FINE PORTRAITS Y .., Fix MR, T, H, MCNICKLR - - Auhurn's new school superintendent - - formerly of York - - always a friendly smile for students - - must keep Auhurn schools operating efficiently - - degree from University of Nebraska. MRS. WANDA LAWSON ' - meets students and faculty mem- hers with a smile as they entered , N MRS. ELINOR KUFINNINC ' served as part-time secretary fol superintendent of Auhurn's public schools. This position was a new addition to the AHS office. MR. HARRY WlCi'lKI.Y - -Sp0rl sors senior class and SAB - - likes the out-of-doors - - maste at preparing student schedules - keeps school running smoothly. Qbelowj rho office. Among her duties were typing, using the ditto machine, and answering the telephone. C RICHES HATCHERY AND MUSIC STORE BABY CHICKS AND RECORDS f--X i 1.'li1 lililu1iliaiilaW i ER. ii41 ', BEST WISHES u ,WW , ,,.. . R LowELL HAHN use V we ., ' AW ER .ss-M-'e V,,l,4..w-4+-li G mxm ' ZLA 1 t , , ,,:,fh,. f fffif iii, G L Y AHS TEACHERS gathered often for coffee after a busy day. They were il. to r.J Mr. Francis Harris, Mr. Harry Weekly, Mr. T. R. McNickle, Mr. Duane Nielsen, Mr. Ralph Chatelain, Mr. Kenneth Hutton, Miss Marion Rist, Miss Maryliu Watson, Mrs. Hilda Hector, Mr. Bill R. Webster, Miss Wilda King, Mr. Arthur Gilbert, Mrs. Fay Wilkenson, and Mrs. Merle Gilbert. ccculty MR, RALPH CHATELAIN - - - Instrumental Music Most often found in the activities room---Long-standing Peru- vian---Has three future band leaders--Nickname Chan MR. GERALD TROESTER - - - World History, Asst. Coach, Graduated from Doane College--hates to wait on anyone--known for long assignments---proud owner of a bright green Pontiac. Mr. Chatelain MT- Gilbert Mrs. Gilbert F gas wanna ' -e . mxwzvvme1u1.asz4 fs1v MR. ARTHUR GILBERT - - - Physics, Chemistry---He and Mrs. Gilbert commute each day from their johnson farm--Colorado State Teachers College student---Brigh- tens classes with frequent witticisms. MISS MARYLIN WATSON - - - Soph. English, Librarian, AHS's bookworm ---upset by students who forget to return magazines to library---Attended Omaha U. and North Central College in Illinois. Mr. Harris Mrs. Hector Ali 'Y ' X' 4 ' X' .- as JOHN Farson Qleftj, another of AHS's custodians, spent his time keeping Auburn high shiny and clean. ONE of Auburn's faithful janitors, Ivan K' McVay Qrightl, pauses a minute before .I continuing with his varied duties. MR. BILL R. WEBSTER - - .l0l1l'Yl2liSm, American History, Driver Training, Keeps classroom at freezing temperatures--graduate of Wayne State-Complains about teachers' salaries. MRS. FAY WILKENSON--Home Econom- ics, Makes good housewives out of young students--advisor to FHA--spends spare A time doing dishes both at home and school. MRS, MERLE GILBERT---Junior and Senior English--Newcomer to AHS---co-sponsors junior class--graduate of the University of Nebraska and has done graduate work from the University of California. MII, FRANCIS HARRIS--Social Studies, Civics, Speech, Asst. Coach-- Hates to get up in the morning--has a repetoire of funny stories -- walking encyclopedia of economic facts. MRS, HILDA HECTOR---Freshman English and Spanish--Spent summer in Mexico- J, Mrs. Wilkenson Mr. Webster Mi r . 1 . N-1 .L K., ' X X ss Watson many interesting experiences to relate--sponsors freshman class--likes handiwork. y., sg ga MR, KENNETII I-IUTTON---Algebra, Geometry--Sponsors the sophomore class--avid movie fan--is working for his master's degree at University of Nebraska. MISS WILDA KING---Science, Mathematics, Bookkeeping--Co-sponsor of junior class- Mr, Tl-oesgel makes frequent trips to Shubert--spends time in nature's wilds looking for biology specimens. - I MR, GERALD LAWSON---Vocal Music-Faculty newcomer--graduated from Nebraska ' U.-1-sports new blue Ford--alternates between junior and senior high music classes. lb V? , .. W . MR. DELL MILLER---Football and Basketball Coach--Is starting on his own foot- ball team at home--Graduated from Peru State--looking forward to a winning season. Miss Rist MR. DUANE NIEI-,SEN---Vocational Agriculture---fond of hunting, This page sponsored by I fishing-raising his own future farmer--likes Buicks and fried shrimp. I5glLjRHAANVCEE MISS MARION HIST---Shorthand, Typing-Expert at typing and ,, shorthand-sponsors Pep Club--Spends week-ends at Humboldt. WITH lNSURANCE Mr. ilutton Miss King Mr. Lawson Mr. Miller Mr. Nielsen Q , , , .i I Q any T V M ,ty X. . , .NN fly 'H A .gf K . g8Y f if. 9 7 ' s 'lu r' en clue ueavlle ' 'l.' 5' .J 7 .. . I i ke9y,m'Hu',, Bohgngv E-BBWG till Smggni' Geiamaecretaff' - H L to ' ask 'G-y,e09' New Iekcgatneey ia sack x f' . lloxyxiltesifxemi U 5 + vice' D , Here the 55 Bulldog stops hi: observations of AHS to record the activities of 89 new members of th student body. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hild Hector, class sponsor, they present ed Freshie Fair, a convocatior which featured the talent of the en tire class. Extra-curricular activities suc as chorus, band, Pep Club, FFA FHA, and athletics welcomed thi newcomers. Leaders in scholastic abilitie: were: Joyce Bolen, John Biere, Marcia Bohling, and Wayne Teten. 1 O': Q. .. O- Us ity 'gf '.'O,g I QQOQQK GROUP I - - ll. to rJ Back Row: Milton Hogge, Andy Bennett, Dean Bogie, Jack Gi Delmar Larsen. Second Row: Deanna Remmers, Gloria Robinson, Leota Gebers, Charlotte maker, LaVerda Moss. First Row: Patty Mertes, Roger Meyer, Allan Aufenkamp, Wayne 'l Sharon Simpson, and Marcia Bohling. GROUP 2 -il. I0 IJ B: Bob Clarke, Darold KI Allan Lavigne, Marvin Donald Babcock, Dwight Second Row: Mike S00 Helms, Jim Allgood, Anita Phyllis Yates, Harlan First Row: Billie Aheggle' Moerer, Lucille Michon, Clark, and Robert McMann This pogeisponson FURNEAU AND KE LAWYERS GROUP 3 - - - il. to r.y Kenny Hug, Danny Standley, Andy Eads, Harold Bohling, Gerald Bohling, Johnny Bridgmon, Don Hendricks, Kay Phillips, Fldine Schutte, Carol Bohling, Elaine Bath, Joyce Bollen, Nancy Gerdes, and John Wallace. 9-- .9 9 -9 -9 GROUP 4 - - - Cl. to r.l Lenard McLain, Ronald Carnes, Jim O'Hara, Galen Conn, Johnny Biere, Gene Peck, Brenda Spaulding, Beverly Humphrey, Susan Crooker, Patty Gerdes, Judy Long, Sharon Palmer, Beth Humphrey, Kay Rasmussen, Willis Oestmann, Kenny Humphrey, Kenny llogge, and Susan Schneider. I0 'o co :9 29 go .0 9 GROUP 5 - - - il. to r.l Lois Hillers, Cecille Allemand, Flor- aine Rockemann, Linda Gerdes, Phyllis Lotter, Judy Conn, Larry Keller, Bob Bolen, Judy Tunks, Darlene Stanton, Marilyn Bohling, Jimmy Dovel, Rex Dannull, Jimmy llebuck, Judy Bourlier, Ruth Ann Sitzmann, Marion Barker, Shirley Casey. This page sponsored by MER PLUMBING AND HEATING REMODEL AND REPAIR GROUP 2 - - - fl. to Ll Tom Remmers, Mark Falk, jim Rothert, Larry Kuenn- ing, LaVerne Moss, Ronald Kelley, Dale White, Glenn Bantz, Beverly Mehlin, Carole Heuer, Barbara Burger, janet Pasco, Glenda Rebuck, and Mere- dith Allen. T' mr . G.: . . '. 01 O.. 0: , 0: 0: 0- -. 01 M GROUP 1- - ' fl. t. Erwin Gebers, Myrna ker, Nancy Meyer, Ardn Volker, Gale Blount, Lf Bohling, Herbert Bohl Francis Harris, ll Weddle, Lee Erisl Margene Ely, joan F phrey, Ruth Ann Vaug Rosalee Reed, and Da Schlange. X f X 3 nm M' 35 6. ,... P- 1 S wf! fv- C7 Q7 K M x . 5 GROUP 3 - - - fl-I Hal Matthews,Larry Al lin, Frank Merrick, Fritz, Gerald Stuck, A Michel, John Remm Connie Slater, jan Clark, Barbara Groff, l Simpson, Marilyn Byl Karen Snyder. . 0: O.: 1 on BEST WISHES DARLING TRANS Page Sponsor Taking a big step through the halls of AHS with the Auburn BULLDOG, 86 sophomores gladly left their previous station at Auburn to the incoming frosh and moved a step higher. Gradually they became more interested in AHS life and began to play a bigger part in sports, music, and other important activities and events. They also learned to buckle down and study harder on the ever-present academic subjects. On April 7, the sophs presented Easter Parade as their annual convocation, under the advisorship of Mr. Kenneth Hutton. Sophomores chose as their class officers Allan Moody, president, Dale White, vice-presidentg and Glenn Bantz, secretary-treasurer. Honor roll students were: Francis Harris, Sharon Harvey, Arvin Michel, and Allan Moody. ' if 'A 1 SOPHOMORE GROUP 4 - il- to l'-l Carl Ffads, Wayne Chase, Don Hender- son, Cailen Heidzig, Larry Allgood. Second Row: Sharon Bohlken, Dixie Terry, Donna Jones, Edith Lampe. Front How: Brenda Ford, Judy Whit- low, Marilyn Pennewell. SOPHOMOHE GROUP 5 - il. to r.l Back Row: Donald Harms, Standley Vanderford, Eldon Chadwick, Roger Moerer, Allen Moody, Joan Slice, Sharon Harvey, Eldon Hillers, Ronnie Mertes, Sandra Haith, Pat Miller. Front Row: ,Indy Palmer, Brenda Ford, Lois Banks, Elta Mae Michel. 'Q U' rSOPH0M n- 0 my GRE ansasureri D Cjenn class I All H1 Ba sad an M005 White' mfr secfrs were y' Pres. V'0mpr ffmy ldem' esldellgf - A ' O 5'Prl g 1 ,ra 4 This page sponsored by fm. CARSON NATIONAL BANK X 4 y Member ofthe F, D, I, C, ,,.,,, 1 1 ' I A Along with this year's high- stepping BULLDOG, 46 juniors have just completed a year of many school activities. Stork Club ,this year's theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet, was just one of the many activities sponsored by the junior class. A highlight of the year was the junior class play, Mr, Peepers. ' This year's class officers con- sisted of President, Linda Knoxg vice-president, Bob Noahg secretary, Jane Crookerg treasurer, Joan Bohlg and SAB, Carol Zorn and Al Kreglo. Brains of the class included ,Ianyce Bohling, Jane Crooker, John Griffiths, Janice Rogers, Don Wil- helm, and Carol Zorn. T . were 318 .YSQIJS L I H ' I j . d 0 Hn dent. ark resid 8061, ofgc and eng- tr ers Bob N , Jane Gasureri Oab Crook f , vice-pre er, Si. JUNIORS gathered many times during their third year at AHS to enjoy themselves. 0? Ov, O- 0. O? . QE, nt O 2 i This page sponsored by DWIGHT GRIFFITHS LAWYER GROUP 1- - - fl. to r.J Daniel ,il Cerdes, Don Wilhelm, Gene Schulte, A Q 4f4.. Dwaine Lewis, Henry Caspers, ,-if ti lioh Smith, Pat Morris, Phyllis I liarnes, Mary Kermoade, Rosalie Heriford, janyce Ilohling, Mavis Noah, Shirley Boeck, Judie Skog. lund, and Mary Keller. Q. og O5 i K 3 P GROUP 3 - - - fl. to r.J Clinton Dantz, Raymond Stanton, Fred Cross, john Williams, Lester Cowell, Alice Flack, jane Crooker, Janice Rogers, Linda Knox, janet Spaulding, Clorya llutton, Carol Zorn, and joan Hohl. CONGRATULATIONS 66 DRIVE-IN CAFE Page Sponsor 1 Ji' ,1 QL 4-1? iz, ,f' .fl . HJ GROUP 2 - - - fl. to r.i Clinton Clark, Wesley Eheler, Robb Stein- heider, john Griffiths, lioh Noah, Jim Brunner, Flrnie Aufenknmp Alan Kreglo, Kenny Hush, Diane Gould, Ruth Ann Tunks, Patti Simpson, and Marlene Lechliler. Nr df- .5-, I 5 0 1 A.- GHADUATION brought tears of joy and happiness to 45 members of the senior class afti they walked up the aisle of AHS for the last time. Walking through the doors of AHS for the last time, 45 seniors said goodbye to the high school careers. Under the guidance of Mr. Harry Weekly, class sponsor, and their officers: Dwain Rogge, presidentg Lee Ernst, vice-presidentg Gene Brown, secretaryg and Larry Moody treasurer, the class lengthened their long record of high school activities. Golden River a musical comedy was presented for the public's approval on Marc 25 and 26. It was followed by another greatly anticipated event, sneak day. Senior skipped out on April 26 to Kansas City for a day of city life. Stork Club , theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet, entertained the seniors on Ma 9. The traditional unveiling of the class will and prophecy took place at the senin convocation May 15. . 05 0. Q? of ol 4 . : . o: . . . of gt 02 02 O: O: ' 0: oz This page is sponsored by 02 HAM RADIO AND TV RADIO AND TV ARE OUR BUSINESS ' - NOT A SIDELINEH Q . Q , 1 'W Av' I Warren Babcock Jim Bantz Lynn Benson Ruth Bohling WARREN BABCOCK - - - FFA 1,2,3,4-3 FFA Convention 35 Football 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Co-captain 43 Senior play 43 LYNN BENSON - - - Chorus 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 A Club 3,45 FFA reporter 35 FFA vice-president 45 A Club treasurer 45 Class president 25 Class play 3,43 FFA Convention 2,43 National Co-op meeting 45 Madrigal 45 Mixed quartet 45 May Fete attendant 15 County Covernment Day 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Track 1,2,3,4g Second team conference 3,45 All-State football 45 RUTH BOHLING - - - Chorus 1: FHA 1: LARRY BOHLKEN - - - Chorus l,2,3,45 FFA I,2,3,49 FFA State and National Con- ventions 3,4: District Music Contest 45 GENE BROWN - - - Band 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Pep Band president 45 Class secretary 45 Class play 35 Student class play director 45 State Music Clinic 45 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 Saxophone quartet 43 Pep band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 RICHARD CASEY - - - Chorus 45 A Club 3,49 Class Play 35 Football 2,3,4: Football Honorable Mention 45 05- 0 Larry Bohlken Gene Brown Richard Casey 0. 0:2 ' Q! 0.5 os og ' oo. Q: UQ. C O 2 president. LEADERS of this year's class were fl. to nl: Larry Moody, treasurer: Gene Brown, secretaryg Uwaine Rogge, presidentg and Lee Ernst, vice- Tlhis page sponsored by GLEN'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Carol Clarke Barbara Coad Mary Lou Dannull Shari Darling CAROL CLARKE - - - Chorus 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4Q FHA treas- urer 33 Student play director 3g District FHA Convention 1,43 State FHA Convention 2g District Music Contest 3,43 Barker Staff 3,43 Bulldog 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3g County Government Day 33 Bulldog Editor 43 4 BARBARA COAD - - - Chorus 1,2,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Library Club 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA l,2,3,43 Band secretary 43 Library president 43 treasurer 33 Dramatics 3,42 Tarkio Music Contest 1,2,3,43 District Music Contest 1,2,3,43 French Horn quartet 1,2,32 Brass Sextet 3,45 Bulldog staff 43 Cheerleader 1,3,43 Prom queen 43 FFA queen 43 May Fete attendant 33 County Govemment Day 33 Relay Princess 43 MARY LOU DANNULL - - - Band 2,3,4-9 FHA 13 District Band Clinic 3g SHARI DARLING - - - Chorus 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4Q Band 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 23 Pep Club secretary-treasurer 33 president 43 Madrigal 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 Tarkio Music Contest 3,43 District 3,43 County Government Day 33 May Fete Attendant 43 Drum Ensemble 3,42 LEE ERNST - - - Chorus 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 2g A Club 2,3,43 Asst. director of Band 43 Spanish Club president 23 A Club president 43 Class vice- president 1,43 journalism Convention 33 Brass sextet 1,2,3,4Z Cornet trio 2,43 Barker staff 33 Quill and Scroll 33 May Fete attendant 33 Prom co-captain 33 County Govemment Day 33 Football l,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 GARY FLACK - - - FFA l,2,3,43 A Club 43 FFA treasurer 33 FFA secretary 43 Dramatics 3,43 FFA State Convention 3,43 Crop Ident. District, State 23 Treasurer's Book winner 33 IST Dairy Marketing 33 Animal Husbandry District, State 33 Football 1,23 Basketball 1,23 aagnwmwf:-L, - A ' it A 5 PEGGY DUNCAN - - - Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 3,45 ii Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Brass Sextette 43 Tarkio Con- test 3,4Q District Music Contest 233,43 CHARLES FHITZ - - -County Govemment Day 33 Q 'L ' I . 3 aff! UNDERCLASSMEN were greeted with this letter Peggy Duncan Lee Ernst Gary Flack Charles Fritz J f wr A from the seniors on the morning of their traditional iffy fd 4444, sneak day . F 1' fd' We A, This page sponsored by ef'r55,l g,Q?jgYf'3f REDFERN CLOTHING co. M' :i':i ii A ' 'THE STORE OF STANDARD BRANDS Marilyn TTUTTTXOU Grace Hannaford Shirley Gerdes Beverly Cerdes MARILYN HARMON - - - Chorus 1,25 Library Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 FIIA 1,25 Library Club secretary 35 Vice-president 45 GRACE HANNAFORD - - - Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,44 FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA District Convention 45 Tarkio Contest 3,45 County Government Day 35 SHIRLEY GERDES - - - Chorus 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 State FHA Convention 15 District FHA Convention 35 All-State Music Clinic 45 Syracuse Clinic 45 District Music Contest 45 l BEVERLY GERDES - - - Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,23 District FHA im G Convention 45 BEVERLY IIINDS - - - Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA vice- 1 president 45 District FHA Convention 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 District Music Con- test 45 MARILYN HUEY - - - Library Club 3,45 Library Club treasurer 45 Dramatics 35 DEAN ,IODRY ' ' ' FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Convention 35 County Government Day 35 EUGENE KNAPP - - - Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 FFA 2,3,45 FFA News reporter 45 Dramatics 35 State FFA Convention 3,45 National FFA Convention 35 Tarkio Con- test 35 District Contest 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 2,35 Trombone trio and quartet 45 County Government Day 35 Football 15 Basketball 15 May Fete At- tendant 45 Beverly Hinds Marilyn lluey Dean jodry Gene Knapp AT County Government Day in 1953 fl. to r.J Lee Ernst, Dwaine liogge, and Eugene Knapp YT: served as student county commissioners. I ' QQ This page sponsored by MARK'S REXALL DRUG STORE MARK WANTS TO SEE YOU AT the junior-senior banquet, juniors Mary McKnight, Larry Moody, Sonya Pohlman, Janet Mosher, and Daryl Lotter, enjoyed the festivities. DARYL LOTTER - - - Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 1,29 SAB 3, Chorus president 3,45 lllarkio Contest 2,3,4, District Music Contest 2,3,4, Boy's quartet 2,3,4, Madrigal 3,45 BULLDOC Staff 4, Dra- matics 4, May Fete Attendant 4, LARRY LOTTER - - - Spent years l,2,3, at Peru High School, MARY MCKNICHT - - - Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4-5 FHA 4, Student Advisory B08l'd 2,35 BULLDOC Staff 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer, Student Advisory Board 3, Secretary-treasurer, class 1, May Queen 4, Relays Queen 4, Girl's State 3, Spanish Club 2, County Govemment Day 3, Junior Class Play, CERALDINE MEYER - - - Chorus 1,2,3,4, Library Club 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 1, District Music Contest 4, Chorus Octet 2, RUTH MEYER - - - Pep Club 4, Chorus 1,2,3: FHA 1,2,3,4, GARY MOERER - - - FFA 1,2,3,4, State FFA Convention 2,3,4, National FFA Convention 4, LARRY MOODY - - - FFA 1,2,3,4, A Club 3,4, FFA vice-president 3, president 4, Class president 1, vice-president 2, treasurer 4, Dramatics 3,45 State FFA Con- vention 1,2,3,4-: National FFA Convention 2,35 National American Institute of Co- operatives 4: FHA King 4, County Government Day 3, Football 3,4, Football Hon- orable mention 4, CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS HESTED STORE CO. Page Sponsor aa Laffy M00dy Gary Moerer Ruth Meyer Geraldine Meyer ew! Daryl Lotte: Larry Lotte: Mary McKnil QS JUNIOR officers who greeted the guests of the junior-senior banquet were Sonya Pohlman, Barbara Coad, Mrs. Hilda Hector, Carol Tushla, and Wanda Teten. H-fi ' AH in Qoyk E A JANET MOSHER - - - Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 23 SAB 43 Chorus librarian 43 SAB vice-president 43 Dramatics 3,43 Tarkio Music Contest 1,3,43 District Music Contest 1,2,3,4Q Pep gland 1,2,3,43 Brass Sextet 1,2,3,43 Madrigal 2,3,43 Triple trio 43 Cirl's Clee Club 43 BULLDOG Staff 43 Ianet Mosher Ronald Oestmann Doris Oglesby RONALD OESTMANN - - - Chorus 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,43 FFA 1,2,3,4: District FFA Convention 2,33 National FFA Convention 3,4S Madrigal 3,43 County Government Day 33 Pep Band 2,3,43 Tarkio Music Contest 43 District Music Contest 43 DORIS OGLESBY - - - Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band 13 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 3,43 Y-Teens Convention 1,23 CWymore, Nebraskaig FHA District Convention 43 Dist. Music Con- test 1,2,43 Cirl's Clee Club 1,2,4g Nladrigal 33 Spent freshmen, sophomore, and lst semester of junior year at Wymore. SONYA POHLMAN - - - Chorus 1,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Spanish Cluwb 23 FHA 43 Class president 3g Dramatics 33 Band Dist. Contest 1,2,3,43 BULLDOC Staff 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3s Cheerleader 3,43 May Fete Attendant 23 County Cov- ernment Day 3g Girl's Clee Club 43 DAN HOGGE - - - FFA 1,2,3,43 SAB 43 SAB President 43 May Prince 43 State FFA Demonstration Contest 43 DWAINE ROGGE - - - 3and 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 2: SAB 1,23 Band president 43 Class president 43 Dramatics 33 Tarkio Music Contest 1,2,3,43 District Music Con- test 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Trombone quartet 2,31 Brass Sextet 2,33 May Fete Attendant 33 May King 43 County Government Day 33 Boy's State 33 All-State Clinic 4: CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS SEARS SERVICE STATION I Page Sponsor Sonya Pohlman Dan Rogge Dwaine Rogge Marilyn Rogge fe--' ' Carol Tushla Claire Wheeler Sharon Wheeler Betty Whitlow H T 'TIT f 3 Deanna Thomas Wanda Teten Phyllis Shanks Joanne Schlange MARILYN ROGGE - - - Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Library Club 43 Pep Club 2,3, Spanish Club 23 Chorus treasurer 4g Pep Band vice-president 43 Dramatics 3,43 Sta Music Clinic 43 Tarkio Contest 2,3,43 District 2,3,43 Baritone Horn quartet 13 Bras sextet 43 Madrigal 3,43 Girl's Glee 43 May Fete Attendant 43 JOANNE SCHLANGE ' - - Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,4-3 FHA 1,2,33 Tarltio Conte 2,33 District Contest 43 Trombone quartet 23 Madrigal 33 PHYLLIS SHANKS - - - Chorus 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 District Conte 2,3,43 Girls' Clee Club 43 WANDA TETEN - - - Chorus 13 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4Z FHA treasurer 23 Fl secretary 33 president 43 Class vice-president 33 Dramatics 33 State FHA Conventic 1,2,33 District 2,43 BARKER Staff 35 BULLDOG Staff 3: FHA attendant 4: MSY F' Attendant 33 DEANNA THOMAS - - - Chorus 1,2,3,43 Library Club 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Spanish Cln 23 SAB 13 Spanish Club vice-president 23 Dramatics 3,43 Nat. and State joumalism Co ventions 33 Tarkio Contest 1,2,4Q District Contest 1,2,3,43 Triple Trio 1,2,43 Madrig: 2,3,43 Girls' Clee Club 43 Mixed quartet 13 BARKER Staff 3,4Q Editor-in-chief 4 BULLDOG Staff 2,33 Quill and Scroll 33 May Fete Attendant 13 CAROL TUSHLA - - - Chorus l,2,3,43 Library Club 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Spanish Club Chorus vice-pres. 43 Pep Club vice-pres. 43 Class secretary 33 Dramatics 3,43 State jon Convention 33 State Music Clinic 43 Tarkio Contest 1,2,3,43 District Contest 1,2,3,- Triple Trio 1,2,43 Madrigal 3,43 Girls' Glee Club 43 BULLDOG Staff 43 BARKER Staff Quill and Scroll 33 May Fete Attendant 2g May Fete Princess 43 CLAIRE WHEELER - - - Chorus 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA news reporl 33 FHA State and District Conventions 33 District Contest 3,43 BAHKER 33 County Cc emment Day 33 SHARON WHEELER - - - Chorus 1,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4: Tarkio Conte 23 District Contest 2,43 BETFY WHITI-,QW - - - Library Club 1,2,3,4-3 FHA 1,23 Dramatics 33 County Governmf Day 3g 3 F. 3, F 2 25 IN the '54 junior class play, Carol Tnshla and 5 Rich Casey were seen scrubbing the beds to rid if them of bed bugs. This page sponsored by is 5? AUBURN STATE BANK MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. m .nz : fit 'Y 2356.3 ij' Qroupo 'ia fm A 1 f 15.- ,fa Hyr ,Y ,. -if' S. D -W Q lag X an ' 1 v l ! K has '54-'55 BARKER STAFF fl. to r.l Bob Noah, Rosalie Heriford, Jane Crocker, Deanna Thomas, Kenny Hush, Carol Clarke, Alan Kreglo, Mary Kermoade, Patti Simpson, Pat Morris, and Carol Zorn. a rker Writing, editing, and financing 10 issues of the BARKER kept the members of AHS's jour- nalism class on their toes. The 12-member staff was headed by Deanna Thomas as editor-in-chief and Bill B. Web- ster as advisor. Other staff members were: ,lane Crooker, assistant editorg Kenny Hush, busi- ness manager and photographer, Carol Zorn, copy editor, Mary Kermoade, feature editor, Patti Simpson, assistant feature editor. Alan Kreglo was sports editor, Bob Noah, assistant sports editor, Pat Morris, exchange editor, Rosalie Heriford, distribution, Carol Clarke, reporter, and Janice Rogers, reporter. Linda Knox and Joan Bohl served as business manager and assistant business manager respectively for the first semester. , O1 a ' . . . O: 0' 0 of 0: O- . . - : 1 - ' on O' on O : ' O' O.. . EAGER sophomores step forward to receive th EDITOR--IN-CHIEF Deanna Thomas and asso- BARKER from staff members, Pat Morris and M2 ciate Jane Crooker worked hard to publish the 10 Kermoade. issues of the BARKER. gl. This page sponsored by T. W. ENGLES LUMBER CO. and DR. R. I. MOSHER RONNIE KELLY answered the call to Buy a Bulldog as Kay Rasmussen completes the sale. BULLDOC publisher, Mr. J. J. Seright, and advisor, Mr. Bill R. Webster, discussed the various production problems of the annual. 1' 'lf' seansn r if M A s al 5, A s 4' y - W4 in 5:4 S---:FB il 9 ullclog WITH AIlS'S faithful Bulldog stepping throughout the book, the 1955 annual went to press under the supervision of editor, Carol Clarke, associate editor, Janice Rogers, and advisor, Mr. Bill R. Webster. Staff members and their positions were Carol Zorn, business manager, Alan Kreglo and ,Ioan Bohl, ad salesmen, art director, janyce Bohlingg section editors-Mary McKnight, Gene Brown, Janet Mosher, Bob Noah, Don Wilhelm, Carol Tushlag Jane Crocker and Mary Kermoade, copy editors, Kenny Hush served as photographer. '55 BULLDOC STAFF members were: U. to r.l Back Row: Sonya Pohlman, Rosalie Heriford, Jane Crocker Second Row: Mary McKnight, ,Ianyce Bohling, Pat Morris, Janet Pasco. Third Row: Carol Tushla, Joan Humphrey Margene Ely, Barbara Coad. Fourth Row: Janice Rogers, ,Ioan Bohl, Mary Kermoade. Standing: Robb Steinheider Bob Noah, Daryl Lotter, Don Wilhelm, Lee Ernst, Ross Weddle, Kenny Humphrey, Alan Kreglo, Kenny Hush, and Gene Brown. This P099 5P0n50l'9Cl by PROPER JEWELRY I AMERICAN MADE WATCHES 3-ifwi J I v A2 n Y 1 Milli R, . i. 1,1 NJ' 'Ly 1:,A, We ll. fn ss E i if m ai 3 W A S oo' CAROL ZOHN points to the recc LEADERS OF this year's SAB were fl. to rJ janet breaking March of Dimes thermometu Mosher, vice-president, Dan Rogge, presidentg and Carol Zorn, SCCl'6I3l'y-Il'C8SUl'Bl'. TRIMMING THE Christmas tree were SAB members ll. to r.l Beth Humphrey, Beverly Mehlin, Dan Rogge, and Janet Mosher. 504413 Four years ago the Student Advisory Board was organ ized in Auburn high so that pupil and teacher representa tives could meet to formulate recommendations for school policies and to discuss school problems. A boy and girl elected by each class met the first ant third Tuesday of every month with their advisor, Principa Harry Weekly. Under the sponsorship of the SAB, a new record wa: set when 3600 was collected in the Auburn schools' poli drive. Additional accomplishments included arranging ana polishing the school trophies, presenting a movie convoca tion The Green Pastures , and presenting the annua Christmas convocation. E SAB MEMBERS elected f0l',f '55 were fl. to r.D LaVerne Mc Gene Peck, Alan Kreglo, Mr. H: Weekly, advisorg Dau Rogge, ja Mosher, Carol Zom, Cstandingj E Humphrey, and Beverly Mehlin. G 8. S MANUFACTURING Manufacturers of Donny Dare and Debby Dare Children's A CLUB members were il. to r.l Herb Bohling, Terry Kuenning, Glenn Bantz, Gene Schutte, Allan Moody, LaVeme Moss, Mark Falk, Richard Casey, Jim Bantz, Raymond Stanton, Gary Flack, Bob Noah, Wes Ebeler, John Griffiths, Alan Kreglog center, Lynn Benson, Dan Rogge, Lee Ernst, and Larry Moody. U ff This year's A -Club kept very busy with the many varied activities which they sponsored. First on the list was a fun night given for the community's entertainment. Along with such events as wrestling, foot races, and boxing, a basketball game was played between the faculty and the Jay- cees. The proceeds of the evening, S99.85, went to the March of Dimes drive. Sports handbooks were sold by the members early in the year in order to raise extra money for the treasury. Mid-year initiation boosted the membership to 21 members. They were: Herb Bohling, Mark Falk, Allan Moody, Larry Kuenning, LaVeme Moss, and Gary Flack. AE -Li A -.CLUB fun night, held asa polio benefit, included boxing as shown above between Bob Noah and Raymond Stanton with Jim Bantz as referee. FIRST year football lettermen were welcomed into the A Club with initiation ceremonies administered by the other mem- bers. This page sponsored by HILL SHOE STORE SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY 2 Preparing for public concerts, a vesper concert at Christmas time, singing at local club groups, and participating in two music contests comprised this year's long list of chorus activities. The chorus practiced three times a week preparing for the fall concert November 2, spring concert February 3, and a special convocation for the high school on February 23. Several members of the choir attended the State Music Clinic held at Beatrice on November 18, 19, and 20. Superior ratings were received at the Tarkio Music Contest by Daryl Lotter, vocal tenor solo, John Griffiths, piano solo, and Marilyn Hogge, vocal soprano solo. At the District Contest Daryl Lotter, vocal tenor solo, John Griffiths, piano solo, Deanna Thomas, girls medium voice solo, Carol Tushla, girls low voice solo, girls' triple trio, and the mixed chorus all re- ceived superior ratings. Daryl Lotter re- ceived a superior plus,the highest possible rating at both contests. MADRIGAL members standing from fl. to r.J were Back Row: Mr. Lawson, Kenny Hush, John Williams, Daryl Lotter, jim Bantz, Ernie Aufenkamp, Ronald Oestmann, Lynn Benson, Lee Ernst, Alan Kreglo, and Bob Smith. Front Row: Carol Heuer, Grace Hannaford, Marilyn Rogge, Carol Zorn,Margene Ely, Shari Darling, Meredith Allen, Deanna Thomas, Carol Tushla, Phyllis Barnes, and Linda Knox. CPictured belowl O O es ' J horuo CHORUS members were fl. to nl Back Row: Dwaine Lewis, Daryl Lotter, john Williams, Ronnie Carnes, Ronnie Oestmann, John Griffiths, Gene Schutte, Gale Blount, Dor Wilhelm, Ernie Aufenkamp, Henry Caspers, Dixie Terry, Herl . I' Ilia... 4 . i CHORUS OFFICERS Vt Cl. to r.l Marilyn Rogge, v president, janet Mosher, libre Daryl Lotter, president, and 4 Tushla, secretary. SF Sung AUBURN HOME BAKERY PHONE 792 HOME OF FINE PASTRIES, BREA SPECIALTY IN DECORATED CAK I . 5 K L Ang l A '- - Dohling, I,ee Ernst, Richard Casey, jim Dantz, Lynn Benson, Larry Bohlken, Bob Smith, Rohh Steinheider, Erwin Cf-hers, Eldon llullers, Lloyd Bohling, Grace Hannaford, Beverly Cerdes, Beverly Hinds, Marilyn Rogge, Phyllis Shanks, Sharon Wheeler, Claire Wheeler, Shirley Gerdes, Pat Miller, Sandra Ilaith, Margene lily, Barbara Coad, Brenda Spaulding, ,Ioan Slice, Gene Peck, Alan Kreglo, Kenny llush, Joanne Schlange, lidine Schulte, Janice Rogers, Joan Humphrey, Pat Simpson, Kay Phillips, Beverly Humphrey, judyPalmer, lilta Mae Michel, Myrna Volker, Barbara Burger, Deanna Thomas, Carol Zorn, Peggy Duncan, Janet Spauld- ing, Marlene Lechliter, Carol Tushla, Mr. Gerald Lawson, director, Diane Could, Leota Cehers, Doris Oglesby, Mary Keller, Susan Schneider, Fllaine Bath, Carol Ileuer, Glorya Hutton, Shari Darling, Meredith Allen, Rosalie lleriford, Sonya Pohlman, Linda Knox, Phyllis Barnes, Ruth Ann Vaughn, Geraldine Meyer, and janet Mosher. AT the annual vocal spring concert, the triple trio members fl. to r.l Carol Heuer, Marilyn Rogge, Shirley Cerdes, Margene l'lly,Carol Tushla, Deanna Thomas Carol Zorn, Linrla Knox, and janet Mosher displayed their talents. This page sponsored by MIDWAY GROCERY QUALITY MEATS 3- GROCERIES Q' Q. Q. Q. O ll B- FHA'ers preparing for the banquet were i YXIA Cl. to r.I Mary McKnight, janet Pasco, Carol Heuer, Grace llannaford, Marcia Bohling, Janice Clark, Barbara Coad, Wanda Teten, and Glorya Hutton. x'f JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS DEGREES Were awarded to ll. to r.I Clorya Hutton, Marlene Lechliter, ,Ioan Bohl, Mary Kermoade, Doris Oglesby, and Pat Morris. Wanda Teten, won the local Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow contest. uture omemalzero of cfgmeric Highlighting FHA events for the year '54-'55 was the District VIII Convention held at Auburn. Activities for the year were planned by the cabinet which consisted of six elected officers and seven appointed. Various projects carried to completion during the year were: making toys for children overseas, going Christmas caroling, making hospital favors, and preparing and FHA members were from Il. to r.I Back Row: Carol Ileuer, Ruth Ann Vaughn, Mary Kermoade, Alice Flack, Floraine Rockemann, Carol Clarke, Grace Ilannaford, Sharon Wheeler, Claire Wheeler, Barbara Coad, janet Pasco. Third Row: Janice Clark, Marlene Lechliter, Barbara Groff, Beverly V if at Sw. I WANDA TETEN, FHA president and Mrs. Duane Neilsen, chapter mother, discussed problems of the Future Homemakers. This page spon-sored by 6 H. HEMMINGSEN DRY GOODS--READY-T0-WEAR Q' Oo CHRISTMAS gifls for the World's Christmas Festival were packed by il. to r.l Marilyn Penne- well and Sharon Bohlken. 0 0 Q' o.- Q' Q: Q. serving the FFA banquet, entertaining the Peru chapter, presenting a convocation, combining with the FFA for a square dance, and sponsoring a senior party. Among the awards received during the year were 12 for perfect attendance, and six junior homemaking degrees. Wanda Teten also received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. Gerdes, Beverly Hinds, Mary McKnight, Wanda Teten, Lois Hillers, Sonya Pohlman, Susan Schnei- der, Filaine Hath. Second Row: Judie Skoglund, Anita Premer, Leota Gehers, Carol Bohling, Phyllis Yates, Deanna Remmers, Sharon Bohlken, Doris Oglesby, Nancy Gerdes, Beth Humphrey. Front Row: Mary Simpson, Rosalie Heriford, Clorya Hutton, Pat Morris, Joan Bohl, Marcia Bohling, Marilyn Penne- well, and Marilyn Bohling. in Q S. . YP' 4 Nm, - A Q 7- i 4 Y 9 1 I T -ms I 5 A l A V' N -f Q' OFFICERS for '54-'55 were Cl. to r.H jane Pasco, historiang Pat Morris, news reporterg Beverl Hinds, vice-presidentg Wanda Teten, presidentg Glory Hutton, treasurerg and Joan Bohl, secretary lv 'tiff a,1 i .F ii gg, 4,-g I .i IU. S' KY' gn Q' gr V iKf,glff . is A f AUBURN'S FHA chapter was hostess for the District VIII Convention. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! AUBURN MACHINE WORKS Page Sponsor E If . ii ia 4 :E Q J W. , ' 'Hi rvX-- --:meme of PEP band members livened up many football games. They were il. to rJ Peggy Duncan, Gene Peck, Ronnie Kelly, Ronald Oestmann, Kenny Hush, Lee Ernst, Dixie Terry, Ernie Aufenkamp, Marilyn Rogge, Janet Mosher, Edine Schutte Gene Kna 1 PP! Dwaine Rogge, Elta Mae Michel, Gene Brown,Alan Kreglo, Brenda Spaulding, Shari Darling, and Jane Crocker. cl r . 'Exp 1' .ir Cum and Under the direction of Ralph Chatelain, Auburns' sixty-five band members fulfilled an active year. Band officers for the year '54 cluded Dwaine Rogge, president, Spaulding, librarian, and Barbara secretary. Superior ratings at the Tarkio Music Contest were received by janet Mosher, baritone solog Grace Hannaford, flute solo, G P k ene ec and Peggy Duncan, bass solosg and Alan Kreglo, trombone solo. Band members received the following superior ratings at the district music con- test held at Peru: Janet Mosher and Marilyn Rogge, baritone horn solosg Phyllis Barnes, flute solog the saxophone quartet, and brass sextet. -55 in- J anet Coad, 9 0 Q90 0 2 09: Q00 O 1 This page sponsored by BORNEMElER'S PAINT STORE PAINTUWALLPAPERNFURNITURE u -1 ' gi. 5 5 1 8 I Q SY' g ' ..., 4' B d members ll. to r.J Mary McKnight, Edine Schutte, Jim Rothert, Dixie Terry, Henry Caspers, an Grace Hannaford, Janet Spaulding, Phyllis Barnes, Sonya Pohlman, Mary Keller, Willis Oestmann, Judy Bourlier, Sharon Palmer, Kay Phillips, Joan Bohl, Kay Rasmussen, JoAnne Schlange, Kenny Rogge, Alan Kre lo Barbara Burger, Sharon Schneider, Beverly Mehlin, Elta Mae Michel, Gene Brown, Carole Heuer, B 1 Andy Bennett, Briget McKenny, Shirley Rinehart, Darlene Stanton, Susan Crocker, Beth Humphrey, Barbara ' ' ' M h ,I an f k Janet Pasco Fugene Knapp Dwaine Rogge, John Williams, Janet os er, o Coad, Allan Au en amp, . , , , ' 'H ra Jud Long, Marlene Nelson, Slice, Marilyn Rogge, Lee Ernst, Kenny Hush, Ronnie Oestmann, Jim O ar , y Ph ll' Shanks Linda Knox Margene Fly, Curt Baker, Eugene Carol McLain, Ronnie Kelly, Pat Gerdes, y IS , , J Peck, Mr. Ralph Chate ' ' l L hl'ter Shari Darling, Brenda Spaulding, Beverly Humphrey, and ,lane Crooker. lain, director, Jack Gibson, Peggy Duncan, Bob Smith, Mar ene ec 1 , This year's band officers were ll. to r.l Lee Ernst, asst. director, Barbara Coad, secretary, Janet Spaulding, librarian, Dwaine Rogge, president, and Gene Brown, vice- president. This page sponsored by WILHELMS STORE QEADY-TO-WEAR, DRY GOODS, INFANTS WEAR MEMBERS of the FFA for the year '54-'55 were as follows: Cl. to rJ Gary Moerer, Allan Moody, Donald Harms, Gary Flack, Standley Vanderford, Elden Chadwick, Larry Bohlken, Henry Caspers, Don Henderson, Ross Weddle, Lester Cowell, Ralph Lampe, Dan Hogge, Ronnie Carnes, Cale Blount, Andy Eads, Alan Lavigne, Hal Matthews, Willis Oestmann, Dean Jodry, James Allgood, Rex Dannull, Lee Erisman, Donald Henricks, John Biere, Larry Moody, Lynn Benson, Gene Knapp, Don Wilhelm, Bob Clarke, Clinton Bantz, Darrell Schlange, Wayne Teten, Erwin Gebers, Lloyd Bohling, Donald Babcock, Gerald Bohling, Harold Bohling, Darrold Kuhlman, Elden Hillers, Arvin Michel, and Roger Meyer. guture ccrmero of ogmericcc 1954-55 proved to be a big year for the Vocational Agriculture Department at Auburn high school. Under the leadership of Mr. Duane Nielsen, Auburn tied for best FFA chapter in Nebraska, and also received District and State Co-op Awards. At the County fair, the FFA boys showed livestock or carpentry products and won many prizes. At the State fair, several boys received top honors in the state and good profits for displaying their stock. At the District Contest held in Pawnee City the Auburn FFA won six of the seven contests and placed fourth in the seventh. Several special individual awards were also received, including those of State Farmers, Star Farmer, and State FFA Vice-President. K 5 NY 4 X ' F f '55 FFA officers with their advisor, Mr. Duane Nielsen, fl. to r.D Eugene Knapp, Lynn Benson, Larry Moody, Gary Flack, Dan Rogge, and Don Wilhelm. This page sponsored by MILAM GREENHOUSES PAUL AND DOROTHY, PROP STATE farmer awards were presented to Cl. to r.l Dan Rogge, Gary Flack, and Larry Moody. FFA demonstration ll. to nl Lynn Benson, Dan Rogge, and Eugene Knapp won the state contest with their demonstra- tion of dehorning a calf. if ' S... PARENTS and guests were honored by the FFA boys at the FFA banquet held each year at Auburn. WRIGHTSMANN 8- RARICK LURLEL CLOTHES JOHN C. ROBERTS SHOES RESISTAL HATS gf' 'I 0 D- PRESIDING over the junior FFA meetings were the jr. offi- cers ll. to r.J Wayne Teten, president: Hal Matthews, secretaryg Willis Oestmann, reporterg Alan Lavigne, sentinelg Bob Clarke, vice-presidentg and John Biere, treasurer. Q- Q! . Q: 1 PK..-w -'-1-rf ' PEP CLUB officers were Shari Darling, presi- dentg Carol Tushla, vice-presidentg and Pat Morris, SCCFEIHFY-lfe 8Slll'el'. AT THE Pigskin Prom, Barbara Coad was crowned queen by co-captains Lee Ernst and Larry Moody. 'Lpep Qlulf Pep Club provided AHS with extra sparkle and life when they sponsored numerous time-consuming projects. Cheering the team, providing decorations for the Hoopster Hop and the Pigskin Prom, sponsoring a candy sale, and organizing the annual homecoming celebration highlighted the '54-'55 agenda. Two Pep Club girls, Barbara Coad and Doris Oglesby, reigned over the Pigskin Prom and the Hoopster Hop, respectively. Deep Sea Magic provided the theme for the Promg Hit Parade was the theme chosen for the Hop. 12,2 , i Ffdnf o 8 'H' Fmt-QT .8 5 . 9,3989 3 I FIRST team cheerleaders were Cl. io r.J Linda Knox, Barbara Coad, ,Ioan Bohl, Sonya Pohlman, and Mary McKnight. This page compliments of RIGGS JEWELRY P id'- H-TEAM spirit was aroused by Beverly Mehlin, Judy Skoglund, Judy Long, Margene Fily, and Marlene Nelson. 11. PEP CLUBBFIRS spent many long hours working on decorations for the Pigskin Pmmn' This page sponsored by CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE M. G. HEUER PEP CLUB members fl. to r.l Front Row: Judy Long, Marlene Nelson, Beverly Mehlin, Judy Skoglund, Margene Ely, Shari Darling, Sonya Pohlman, Mary Mc- O 551 1 Knight, Joan Bohl, Barbara Coad, Linda Knox, Brenda t 1 ' Spaulding, Rosalie Heriford, Sharon Wheeler, Janet Spaulding, Beverly Gerdes, Beverly Hinds, Wanda Teten, Deanna Thomas, Carol Clarke, Marilyn Rogge, Doris Oglesby, Mary Kermoade, Carol Zorn, Pat Morris, Phyllis Barnes, Beverly Humphrey, Beth Humphrey, Elaine Bath, Marlene Lechliter, Alice Flack, Carol Tushla, Geraldine Meyer, Phyllis Shanks, Susan Crocker, Deanna Renuners, Mavis Noah, Joan Humphrey, Janet Pasco, Carole Heuer, Ruth Ann Vaughn, Meredith Allen, Susan Schneider, X L, Aol' 1 N Sharon Palmer, Sharon Volker, Marilyn Pennewell, Glenda Rebuck, Mary Simpson, Rosalie Haith, Judy Tunks, Grace Hannaford, Anita Premer, LaVerda Moss, Marcia Bohling, Edith Lampe, Joan Slice, Janice Clark, Barbara Groff, Judy Conn, Darlene Stanton, Ardella Volker, Nancy Meyer, Ruth Sitzman, Floraine Rockeman, Lois Hillers, Sharon Harvey, Janet Mosher, Shirley Gerdes, Mary Keller, Peggy Duncan, Miss Marion Rist, advisor, Kay Rasmussen, Edine Schutte, and Pat Gerdes. f VY' J ,J rs '55 officers were ll. to r.l Marilyn Harmon, vice-presi- dent, Marilyn Huey, treasurer, Barbara Coad, president, and jane Crooker, secretary. LIBRARY CLUB members: U- to r-J Lee Erisman, Ernie Aufenkamp, Jane Crocker, Marilyn Rogge, Miss Marilyn Wat- son, Janice Rogers, Carol Tushla, Allan Kreglo, and Alan Aufenkamp arose early in the morning for a breakfast. This pgge sponsored by GAMBLES The Friendly Store filvrcary elub Among the busier clubs of Auburn high school was the Lib- rary club. The officers, Barbara Coad, president, Marilyn liar- mon, vice president, Marilyn Huey, treasurer, and ,lane Crook- er, secretary, with the rest of the twenty members engaged in several activities this year. Be- sides the usual care of the lib- rary, checking out books, mend- ing old books, and placing new ones on the shelves, they spon- sored the Sweetheart Dance which was held February 1, and the convocation which was giv- en January 20. The Library Club held their meetings every second and four- th Thursday of every month under the supervision of Miss Marylin Watson. LIBRARY CLUB members were il. to r.l Standing: Miss Marylin Watson, advisor, Bob Smith, Daniel Gerdes, Ernie Aufenkamp, Susan Crocker, Marilyn Harmon, Marilyn Huey, Alice Flack, Margene Ely, Janyce Bohling, Janice Rogers, Shirley Boeck, Marilyn Rogge, and Betty Whitlow. Seated: Alan Kreglo, Kenny Hush, Wesley Ebler, Barbara Coad, Alan Aufenkamp, and Jane Crooker. Sparta is -aw.. 'Jaw 'ii A- - if ,, V J I Q FOOTBALL team Cl. to r.J Front Row: Cecil Clark, Dan Rogge, Lee Ernst, Wes Ebler, Richard Casey, L Moody, John Griffiths, Bob Noah, Lynn Bensen, Allan Moody, Arther Whitaker, Eugene Schulte, Raymond Stan Glen Bantz, Gary Flack Kstudent Managerl, Hal Matthews, Darrel Schlange, James Allgood, Don Wilhelm, Don I derson, Gerald Stuck, Gailen Conn, Ronnie Mertes, Mark Falk, Jim O'Harra, Herb Bohling, Gailen Heidzig, Dw Bohl, Robert McMann, LaVerne Moss, Cstudent managerj, Gene Peck, john Remmers, Bob Clarke, Alan Lavi Ronnie Carnes, Robb Steniheider, Roger Moerer, Terry Kueuning, Larry Kuenning, Dan Gerdes, Gail Blount, K1 Hug, Bob Bantz, Clinton Bantz, Dale White, and Tom Remmers. call -eonference Sta ro Lynn Bensen--senior john Griffiths--junic quarterback. fullback. Gene Schutte--junior Raymond Stanton--jun end. guard. Bob Noah--junior tackle. , , This page sponsored by J. W. KERNS LUMBER CO. LUMBER--COAL--BUILDING MATERIALS ef I . Auburn Aubum Auburn Aubum Auburn Aubum Auburn Auburn Auburn SCORES IN BRIEF .3 -7 ...... Plattsmonth -6 -6 ..... Nebr. City -19 NIT, -20 . . . Tarlcio -7 -14 ......... Peru -0 'L -21 Pawnee City -13 -35 ...... Humboldt -6 -14 . Falls City -20 -7 ..... Tecumseh -51 -28 . Rock Port -13 RAY STANTON cleared the way for Lynn Benson for a large gain. PERU failed to block an Auburnite's pass and the Bulldogs make a gain. AUBURN'S football coaches for '54-'55 were fl. to rJ Gerald Troester, Del Miller, and Pat Harris. Although the Auburn Bulldogs were often outweighed they fought their way to one of the best seasons in years, winning six and loosing only three games. In the opening game of the season, John Griffiths plunged across from four yards out for the first score of the season as Auburn handed a favored Plattsmouth team a 7-6 defeat. Auburn met their first defeat in their second outing as Nebraska City downed the Bulldogs by a 19-6 count. The Bulldogs were successful in their next four games as they defeated Tarkio by a 20-7 score, Peru Prep 14-0, Pawnee City 21-13, and Humboldt, in the annual Homecoming classic, 35-6. Falls City handed the Bulldogs their second defeat of the season in a close game by a 20-14 score, and Tec- umseh ran over the Bulldogs in a 55-7 romp. In the final game of the season Auburn traveled to Bock Port and defeated the Bluejays by a 28-13 count. Seven seniors played their last school football for the L A i . ,gy ',ggfg,g. Bulldogs this season. They were Arthur Whitaker, Bichard 55... 4 i U 4 P ' .nf Casey, Lee Ernst, Lynn Benson, Dan Bogge, Larry Moody, 1 ' ' l , W ' ' 9 .151 and Bob Bantz. 9: .- , , 2, , . I 'ff Q., F' l fm 9 A if ' gf 1 - .:-'j'x 255 ' 3 Congratulations, Seniors - , N W., M QL HUBERT BENSON ' .- , -uf 7 + at LYNN BENSON went for an end run W- HINKY DINKY against Tarkio in Auhurn's only day game. I BASKETBALL SQUAD fl. to nl Student manager, Terry Kuenning, Coach Del Miller, Dale White, Mark Falk, Jim Brunner, john Griffiths, Warren Babcock, Gene Schutte, Wes Ebler, LaVerne Moss, Bob Noah, Larry Allgood, and student manager, Ronnie Mertes. Three lettermen, Gene Schutte, John Griffiths, and Wes Ebeler, returned to lead the Bulldogs through a long season as Auburn won only 2 games and lost 13. In the opening game of the season, Auburn met Tarkio on the home court and managed to squeeze past the Missourians by a 42-41 score. The Bull- dogs met defeat in their next three outings as Peru downed the Canines 52-37, Falls City, 38-20, and Nebraska City 44-27. The Bulldogs again saw'vic- tory as they handed Peru a 53-43 setback in their return game. Pawnee City defeated Auburn 67-59 and started the Bulldogs on a loosing streak that lasted the remainder of the season. In the remain- ing games Tecumseh crushed the Bulldogs 69-36, Humboldt squeezed by the Canines 72-68, Nebr. City repeated with a 55-47 win, Bellevue handed the Bulldogs one of their worst beatings running up a 93-55 count, Pawnee again downed Auburn 55-50, Falls City triumphed 66-44, and Humboldt breezed to a 68-45 victory. Aubum met a strong Bellevue team in the first round of the Class A tourney and was downed 61- 44. ln the final game of the season, Tecumseh handed the Bulldogs a 80-44 defeat. Basketball student managers ll. t Ronnie Mertes and Terry Kuenning. This page sponsored by MURPHY AND BROWN HARDWA DEPENDABLE HARDWARE I .1 s TQ , N A 9 xwflr WWII? T WWF' X 9989, 'gf' r U ' w'W ' mon pus, I BB Q E4 l E3 wi HIL' A DISPLAYINC THEIR basketball talents this year were Donald Babcock, Carl Flads, llal Matthews, Andy Eads, Jim O'Harra, Francis Harris, Gailen Conn, Kenny Humphrey, Jack Gibson Cecil Clarke, Dwight Bohl, Bob Bolen, Leonard McLain, and Delmar Larsen. Mr. Gerald Troester was this year's B-team coach. LJ .. A-:ra MARK FALK'S try for two points is blocked by WARREN BABCOCK goes high to score against a Pi0n99l'- the Cardinals on their own court. o, O.. O.. 6. ' i . i This page sponsored by '. '- NELSON 8- NORDLUND Y n e 1 on e 0' 0' o th wus. th L square I qt, at gk x ,X X J 3 k w - X. hw x .fy ' - r -. . 1 . '55 x . i TRACKSTERS this year included Cl. to r.J Curt Baker, Andy x, Eads, Francis Harris, Allan Moody, LaVerne Moss, John Griffiths, Danny Rogge, Mark Falk, Bob Smith, Bob Noah, Ronnie Carnes, Robb Steinheider, Bob McMann, Kenny Humphrey, Gailen Heidzig, Lynn Bensen, Glen Bantz, Dale White, Ronnie Mertes, Leonard . 5 McLain, Clinton Bantz, Donald Henderson, and student managersg Q Terry Kuenning and Gene Peck. Three lettermen returned to lead the Auburn track- sters through a season that showed no first place victories for the Bulldogs. These lettermen were Lynn Bensen, John Griffiths, and Glen Bantz. The Bulldogs placed second in a triangular meet to open the '55 season, but placed third in the next two triangular meets. In the Bellevue relays the thin- clads placed fourth in a field of seven. Auburn took fourth in the Southeast Conference meet and the frosh placed third in the freshmen Conference meet. In the second annual Auburn relays, the Bulldogs finished in sixth place. Lynn Bensen placed second in the pole vault to go to the state meet. Dan Bogge and Lynn Bensen were the only seniors I finishing the track season. Seven golf enthusiasts visited the sand greens this year. FRESHMEN tracksters Ronnie Carnes and Gailen Conn dem- onstrated their abilities on the cinderway. fUpper rightl LYNN Bensen, john Griffiths, and Glen Bantz were the only returning track lettermen. Qcenterl 1955 RELAY Queen and her attendants were fl. to r.I Barbara Coad, Mary McKnight, and Wanda Teten, This page sponsored by HESKITT 8- STITZER SATISFACTION IN EVERY TRANSACTION T x Xxx 5 '-fx. X dm X ji X ,. 'S ,wx i ' , X H Nw S , 'KA- -N ., MM , K .i ,. V , -,. f M-.1 Nl V 1: 4-V N 'AQ Q 'Q' 'fr 9 K W 3:4 ,L 5 f -I-fm, k fitig 'S - :D U -.4 'Q rn. rn J 1+ ar, x- 'ww' 16- 5' x Ti ' ff-'si FNJOYING a downtown pep rally before the annual homecoming K Y game were Auburn s faculty and student body ' .I 'KAAV O ' ' .V omecoming Auburn High's annual homecoming this year featured a football game between the Bulldogs and the Humboldt Cardinals. The fact that Auburn was victorious added to the enjoyment of the day for both students and alumni. Pre game festivities included an after-school parade through the downtown business district and a street rally. The AHS band, floats for the football players and pep club girlsg made up the parade. Lawn decorations were also to be seen to help boost the spirit of the students and alumni. - - W- f- 2- we-vp.: - new or .uvm sm aiwx'ws f A . 3 AMONG the homecoming decoratic was a goal post gaily decorated by membf of the Pep Club and the FFA. ed' of- oi- oi SPECTATORS watched the AHS Bulldogs win an exciting foot- ball game from the Humboldt Card- inals at the homecoming frolic. This page sponsored by POHLMAN MOTOR CO. THE PLACE TO GO BEFORE YOU GO PLACES artieo DEEP SEA MAGIC cast its spell on AHS students at the annual Pigskin Prom sponsored by the Pep Club. KA: .1 A i ol ' E :Z WHIZZES on roller skates prepare to BULLDOG and BARKER staff members stuffed themselves at take a spin at the Junior-Senior party. a party celebrating the near completion of their publications. , I t . I , - 'X I Y l X 'N . ,Q 4:-Q-I. V ,sq i - FFA-FHA royalty included Barbara Coad, Queeng Larry Moody, Kingg Beverly Gefdesv Ronnie Oestmann, and Wanda Teten, Dan Rogge, attendants. Best Wishes ! DEB'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE P age Sponsor ii 111 17 lg x ln-n is BAND SOPHOMORES froliced at one of the dances which they held during the school year, opposite. MEMBERS, Mary McKnight, Janet Spauld- ing, Barbara Coad, and Edine Schutte work hard serving chili at the Band Party. BONNIE CARNES and Beth Humphrey were Shamrock King and Queen for the Freshmen St. Patrick's Day Party. This page sponsored by ROTHERTS' BEN FRANKLIN STORE and HUMPHREY MOTOR ELECTRIC Q 'rf we Q3 i ' s . I AHS SWEETHEARTS: Dwaine Rogge and Wanda Teten, receive their honors at the annual dance sponsored by the Library Club. .E 4-Tir , ,,, COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY BALLOT Nationali-is County Attorney ,Ioan Bohl County Commissioners Alan Kreglo Bob Noah County Assessor Pat Morris County Surveyor Don Wilhelm Federalists County Sheriff Jim Brunner County Commissioners Gene Schutte Clerk of the District Court Janet Spaulding County Clerk Carol Zorn WINNING CANDIDATES of the County Government elec- tions were Back Row: ll. to r.J Gene Schntte, John Griffiths, jim Brunner, Don Wilhelm, Bob Noah, and Alan Kreglo. Front Row: Carol Zorn, Pat Morris, Janet Spaulding, ,Ioan Bohl, and Linda Knox. .4 - - - 4 4 M VOTERS placed an x on their ballots for their choice of flower rightl County Government officers. CHAIRMEN of the Federalist and Nationalist parties were Cl. to r.J, Larry Moody, standinggwanda Teten, seated, Daryl Lotter, standingg and Deanna Thomas, seated, respectively. flower leftj This page sponsored by IVAN ERISMAN Your Frigidaire Dealer i CAST of the junior class play, Mister Peep ers, were Kl. to r.I Bob Smith, Alan Kreglo, Bob Noah, Mrs. Lyman Wheel- er, directorg Henry Cas- ers John Williams Jane P n Crodker, Janet Spaulding, Robb Ste inheider, Ernie Aufenkamp, Bob Schle ip, Pat Simpson, Joan Bohl, Linda Knox, Judie Skog- lund and Marlene Lech- liter. unior elaoo cplay On November 19, junior dramatists pre- sented their first production, Mister Peep- ers, under the direction of Mrs. Lyman Wheeler. Robinson J. Peepers fBob Smith? was a quiet, shy science teacher who fell for the new school nurse, Nancy fLinda Knoxl. Unfortunately, Harvey Weskett CAlan Kreglol also liked Nancy and invited her to the school dance. At the dance, Peepers discovered that Miss Hennessy Uoan Bohll, the home eco- omics teacher, Betsy Williams, a spoiled teen-agerg fPat Simpsonk and her sister Ann Williams Uanet Spauldinglg were all infatuated with him. About this time Mrs. Gurney, the principal's wife Uudie Skog- lundl appeared to complicate matters even more. Finally, however, everything was unraveled and peace again reigned. Others in the cast included: Cliff, a basketball player CHenry Casperslg Harriet and Wanda, high-school girls, Uane Crook- erJ and CMarlene Lechliterl, Mr. Daniel Schroder, representative of Winkler Son's and Company CBob Noahk William Williams Ill, Betsy and Ann's father fBob Schleiplg Archie, a football player Clilobb Steinheiderlg and Herbert, a biology student Uohn Will- ,. 0- 0 iamsl. This page sponsored by 63 ELLIOT CLEANERS H ALL WORK GUARANTEED O' 6 MISTER Peepers, Bob Smith, tries to pursuade Betsy Williams, Patti Simpson, to listen to his side of the story. .,, lin. MB-..--A MRS, Gurney, Judie Skoglund, and Mr. Peeper: Bob Smithg practiced an act for the junior class ple Mr. Peepers. ,X 051 A I' P. C In P View v-.J ,I M.. 0.5 3' 80 0 00 Q o oo Q SENIORS in the class play were: ll. 10 r.J, director Gerald Lawson, Larry Moody, Warren Babcock, ryl Lotter, Lee Ernst, Lynn Benson, Barbara Coad, Marilyn Rogge, Deanna Thomas, Janet Mosher, and ,rley Gerdes. , 5 f gi . ,3, in tr ' f 'Y A ,?jf '..fr I P 1 5 img in 2 v 1 is i f gm ., ,I -,ij 7 r..:i::,i. M51 A 5 ., ' . iw ge' , A i f i' -wi. , , ,,y. ,L I 2 U 3 -'Si -Ta Ht id la. fm +-sr 'o LEE Ernst bewildered both cast and audience in this ferocious-looking bear costume. Cast members Serenade the audience with one of the many songs featured in the senior class play. enior 616100 :plat Ten seniors exhibited their a- bilities on March 25 and 26 with the presentation of Golden River, directed by Mr. Gerald Lawson, to capacity audiences. This year marked the first time that any class in AHS had presented a musical play. Performing to two audiences was also another first' featured by the seniors. The story centered around the Walsh ranch, when young Jim Walsh, fDaryl Lotteri, tried various schemes to persuade his parents Ella Uanet Mosherl, and Pete fWarren Babcocki, to give up the ranch and move to the city. Unexpected guests, landing on the roof in a helicopter, aided Jim in his plot. George Freedman CLynn Bensonl and his resourceful daughter Karen fMarilyn Roggel, made their bid for the ranch while Cam Winters flleanna Thomasj a restless night club singer, Mrs. Flora Pennington fBarbara CoadJ, and her sister Miss Fannie Baer CShirley Gerdesl added to the confusion. Dr. Paul Mansfield lLarry Moodyl had the situation fairly well under control until Billy Baxter KLee Ernst! upset the entire group with his por- trayal of a ferocious bear. This page sponsored by AUBURN PRESS- TRIBUNE NEMAHA COUNTY HERALD A x k - W S ,QA unior- enior anquef TEACHERS, juniors, and seniors enjoyed danc- ing after the banquet. HEAD table at the junior-Senior Banguet in- cluded both junior and senior officers and partici- pants in the program. flower rightl :' I 0 in nn S J S no We 1... .. dy kyykl T K , , Kffgj, . ,. fl' 1 - W' crrr it fr ur an Ay' . K n if uv? .. 7 , 5 Y. nina W W I 'afilfiwf ' K . ' !'wi..,Qf: ' ,,- 'vw .- DECORATIONS for the junior-senior banquet carried out the theme of New York's famous Stork Club. This page sponsored by CHILDERS SERVICE STATION BEST SERVICE IN TOWN WJ WAITER and waitress at the banquet included Glen Bantz and Ruth Ann Vaughn. Cabove.l x ay gate: .W 4 T A l ll l l T I AUBURN'S '55 Ma? court ll. to r.J Back Row: LaVerne Moss, Marilyn Rogge, Gene Knapp, Dan Rogge, King Dwaine Rogge Queen Mary McKnight Carol Tushla, Jane Crook- er, Henry Caspers, Fran- cis Harris, Harlan Pasco, Kay Rasmussen, Sharon Harvey, Bob Noah, Pat Morris, Shari Darling, Daryl Lotter, Janice Clark, Beth Humphrey, and Cailen Conn. MAY Queen lMary McKnightj and May King fDwaine Roggej shown as they reigned over their May court. DANIEL BOONE was presented as an operetta by the THE STATE THEATER ior high school students for the king and queen. ' lbelow l MEMBERS of the procession were chosen from high school grade school students. Cbelow rightj This page sponsored by ALWAYS THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT 'RSWN' o . g :ga 9 9 5, .6v J 0 I 0 . 0: run 1 o. , O., H , '-sn.s - ' X 1- x l v .Q 1 '11 ADMIRING the new driver training car were a portion of the students enrolled in that class. Coppositei DEMONSTRATING the new driver training equipment were Cl. to r.J Larry Abegglin, Sharon Harvey, and Janice Clark. rivero Qclucccfion onuocationo ONE of Auburn's first convocations in the 54-55 school year, was the presentation of Jack and the Beanstalk portrayed by puppets. Cbelowj This page sponsored by PHILLlP'S DAIRY QUEEN EMILY, WALT, AND KAY f vu-. THE freshmen gave the upper classmen a chanc to view their talents in their convocation, The Freshie Fair . Qcenter right, A girls' sextet composed of U. to nl jane Pasco, Sharon Bohlken, Carole Heuer, Meredith Alleng sang at the sophomore Easter convocation. Kluwer right, girl 1 I lags? , . ,E . L nf s-ff THIS IS YOUR LIFE was used as the theme of the annual senior convocation. Ccenterj SENIOR FHA members were honored at a picnic planned by the other members of the organization. Qabove rightl Spring oactiuitieo - 4 WARREN Babcock, first to receive the coveted AUBURN'S class of '55 set new records as they diploma, as he shook Mr. Allen's hand. coped many scholarships. MR. Rosenlof, dean of admis- spoke at commencement on Today and Tomorrow . This page sponsored by THE GREEN LANTERN AND JOHN WHITE sions at the University of Nebraska, .Z AHS SWE ETHE ARTS Dwaine Rogge and Wanda Teten This page sponsored by WILLIAM BOYD ' -INSURANCE Be sure, insure I E wif ,S I S I I as ktltz A A. A :KX ccvorifeo Ev Q I q i . Q .I M FFA OUEEN and FHA KING Barb ara Coad and Larry Moody ,..-MSI gootlsccll Qyeen Barbara Coad Way ueen Mary McKnight '. Q: Qv' ' x s Q pr , A I lv igccoketball ueen Doris Oglesby This page sponsored by NELSON'S CAFE 64124 so ffl.: oqugzuuz .rbpuffcfogg sncfi gi: iowa of foz anofflaz ysaz ---- -- In OUS ,,.,m4-45. .SANS W e B I . 'A 7 up P CHEVROLET - P s f 1 x I ' . U I y 1 1. 'V 1 ,, in , -, ,E V J Bmmmf: . . -ll .I Q' 4' ,,j:.M 5'f '?? 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