Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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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

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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

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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