Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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MR. Harry Weekly, principal and acting superintendent of Auburn High, kept the school ninning smoothly and was always willing to help students with their problems. MRS. Kuenning, secretary to Mr. Weekly, was always busy. One of her duties was answering the telephone. LINDA Knox acted as office girl and helper for both Mr. Weekly and Mrs. Kuenning. MRS. Kuenning and Linda together helped to lighten the work for Mr. Weekly. AUBURN NEWSPAPERS

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MEMBERS of the School Board included (I to r): Mr. Fred Rothert, Mr. Robert Hemmingsen, Mr. Jack Clen, Mr. Chester May, Mr. Lowell Hahn, and Mr. Fred Kiechel. r a t • UNPAID VOLUNTEERS £ Our 1956—1957 school board is a gov- ernment within itself. It buys supplies, supervises maintenance, and provides teachers. Fred Kiechel is president; Fred Roth-hert fills the vice-presidency; Harrv Weekly is elected secretary; and the City Treasurer is board treasurer. Boa rd members concern themselves with the school tax levy to provide the Auburn community with the ultimate in fine educational opportunities. The present members are: Lowell Hahn, John Glen, Sr., Chester May, Robert Hemmingsen, Fred Rothert, and Fred Kiechel. Hats off to their untiring effort, unselfish service, and their enthusiastic community educational activity. G. . PETERSON STUDIO —2—

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CUSTODIANS faculty THELMA BUCREE — Librarian, 10th grade English teacher — Sponsor of sophomore class and Library Club — Likes children and sewing — does not like winter — Hopes some day to go around the world. RALPH CHATELAIN — Band Director — Lives in Peru — Has taught fifteen years at Auburn — Recently acquired new member for his own male quartette. BOB DAVIS — World History and social studies teacher, coach — Loves candy but hates vegetables — Greatest wish is to have a 6 5” basketball player of his own. MARILYN DUEY — Teacher of vocational homemaking — Hobbies are swimming, golfing, and reading — Known for being a faithful Yankee fan — Wants to settle down and raise a family. MARVIN GERDES — Teaches drivers education and training, American History, and is the Junior High athletic coach — Likes playing the role of a TV critic — Recently has acquired a new pastime of floor walking during the early morning hours with a certain Kimberly Ann. Mr. Scoop Clark ARTHUR GILBERT — Instructor of physical sciences — Living in the country has necessitated his doing jobs which have indirectly become hobbies, such as gardening and caring for some choice Hereford cattle. MERLE GILBERT — Teacher of eleventh and twelfth grade English — Enjoys this age group because she feels that she is able to help the pupils prepare for English on the college level — Likes reading and listening to good music. PAT HARRIS — Teacher of Journalism, speech, American Government, and economics — Likes all sports and writing — Does not like “unbusy” people and liver and onions. Mr. Harris Mrs. Hector Mr. Hutton Miss King