Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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.., 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

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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

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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