Auburn High School - Trojan / Oracle Yearbook (Auburn, IL)

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Left to right» 1st row: Barbara Vole, Jane Ackerman, Carl Rolando (Adv.), Doris King, Ted Boggio. 2nd row: Sue Hall, Donna Schuster, Mary Lou Dolenc, Connie Randles, Jean Baker, Jane Pulliam, Bob Austin. Jrd Row: Barbara Townsend, Pauline Barnes, Jim Wempen, Darrell Elliott, Mary Dixon, Juanita Ed- miston, Helen Crider, John Evans, Marvin Moose. 4th Row: Carolyn Hamilton, June Nuckols, Lloyd Richardson, Gene Tab- acchi, Herman Renken, Hubert Y ilhelm The Trojan , Auburn High's year- book, is a pictorial history of the school year and its activities. A serious attempt is made to get a true cross-section of the school curricul- um, in its academic, athletic, and social functions. The Trojan is published each year by the Senior Class. The book is sold to the students at a nominal fee, with the Seniors bearing most of the expense. The 1951 Trojan had as its ed- itor, Norma Jane Ackerman, with Doris Anne King as assistant editor, and Mr Carl Rolando as faculty advisor. 7

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He mian Re nice n. Vice-President uharles Johnson President Barbara Vole Secretary-Treasurer Seniors The class of '51 now looks back over four fruitful years of study, work, and fun at Auburn High. It's hard to believe that four years can have passed so very quickly. The Senior class was placed under the able leadership of Charles Johnson, president; Herman Renken, vice-president; and Barbara Vole, secretary-treasurer. Miss Frances Stevens and Mr. Carl Rolando were the class sponsors. At the beginning of the year the class had twenty-five members, but with the addition of W.C. Sergeant, a trans- fer student, it increased to twenty-six. The class also had the honor of having Hubert Wilhelm, an exchange student from Bavaria, Germany, as one of its members. Several seniors received special recognition during the year. Doris Ann King was elected District Secretary of the Pekin District of Student Councils. James Kopp and Charles Johnson were Co-captains of the 1950 football team that shared the M3M Conference Championship. Both boys were also picked as All-Conference team men. Among the activities sponsored by the class in its drive toward fin- ancial security included a paper drive, participation in the Homecom- ing festivities, concessions at the basketball games. Senior play, and the carnival. The plans for senior skip-day still are incomplete, but a good time is a certainity, since the im- portant item, food, is sure to be plentiful. With mixed emotions of joy and sadness, the seniors plan for Bacc- alaureate, Commencement, and the Prom—activities which end student days at Auburn High School 9