Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

 - Class of 1904

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FRESHMEN CLASS. Bertie Imhoff, Dan Morr, George Coe, Jay Brady, Oak Husselman, Jason Sibert, Don Sprott, Russel Rakestraw, Sam Williamson, Albert Hoffman, William Hebel, Chalmer Weaver, Ward Yesbera Elza Shull, Waldo Seiler, Fred Hoffman, Nellie Williamson, Maud Morris, Margaret Driscoll, Helen Lamson, Jennie Pfefferel, Marie Harrison, Flora Wolbach, Dessie Muhn, Blanch Wolbach

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The STAR ? Og By the way, have you ever heard Lona Krum lecture? I had not aeen or heard anything of her after the summer of 1904 until a year or more ago when she was here giving campaign lectures. I had a short talk with her and she told me that she was stumping Indiana. She certainly is a fine oratoress. | could not have helped walking up and casting my vote for Miss Shutt after hearing Lona, even if I had not so intended. I understand that Joy says that she feels she owes her success in Indiana to Miss Krum’s speeches. I see my letter is getting rather lengthy, but | must tell you about the surprise that met me when I was to Chicago day before yesterday. I hada lady friend who was coming from California and I had promised to meet her at Chicago, so in the afternoon I took the flying machine and flew over. | expected to return before evening, but when I got there my friend had not arrived and as I had nothing in particular to call me home I decided to remain until morning. | did not know what to do to pass the time until I learned there was to be such a fine lecture at the Auditorium theater, so | bought a ticket. I was very early but nevertheless when | reached the Auditorium the house was packed. I heard two ladies back of me talking and they were simply in raptures over the lecture; I heard one of them say that she had heard her at New York two years previ- I paid little attention to their conversation further than to anticipate a ous but thought since that time she had been abroad. delightful evening, consequently | was not prepared to see Lulu Bateman walk onto the plattorm. 1 could scarcely wait to speak to her, but time flew in the wonderful discourse that I learned at what hotel she followed. was stopping and ordered to be driven tothe same. I had quite a long talk with her yet that night, and she said that she had just returned from Europe, that she had been at St. Louis and while there had learned that Dorcas was also there. You know Dorcas was converted to Catholicism some time ago and Lulu said she did not see her for she was in a convent and expected to follow the life of a nun for she expected to take the veil in a few weeks. It makes me shudder to think of it, but I suppose she is happy for she always was such a shy and timid little body. Well, I must close this letter. It has certainly made me see the differences that have come into our lives; differences which we so little thought of then. Whether we realized it or not, in one sense of the word, those were our happiest days. As someone quoted that little stanza twenty-five years ago tonight, to show that life was not gone but before us, let me quote one just as full of hope, for though life is nearly all spent, there is still something to live for. « «Dreamer, waiting for darkness with sorrowful drooping eyes, Summer and suns go gladly, and wherefore dost thou repine? Climb the hills of morning and welcome the rosy skies, The joy of the boundless future; nay, God Himself is thine.



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The STAR ug SENIORS. OFFICERS. President . soo JOy Seats Secretary . . Lulu Bateman Treasurer. . . . . Zoe Gibford Class Colors—Royal Purple and Gold Class Flower—Yellow Rose. Motto—Excellency or Nothing. MEMBERS OF CLASS Floride Lackey Zoe Gibford Lona Krum Doris Grogg Lulu Bateman Clara Feagler Ruth Keeran Dottie Swanders. Jessie Trobridge Dorcas Provines Joy Shutt CLASS YELLS. Zip, za, boom, ba. Auburn High School Rah! rah! rah! Hear us roar evermore We’er the class of 1904 F-O-U-R four Zip, za, boom, ba Auburn High School Rah! rah! rah! Seniors, Seniors, well I guess There’s none like them in the A. lal Se ig ga eB Ne la! S CELLO IZ THE PUPILS, THEIR ORGANIZATION, OFFICERS, CLASS COLORS AND YELL. JUNIORS. OFFICERS President . . Maude Harrison Secretary . . Drusilla Baker Treasurer . . Rosamond McIntyre Class Colors—Light Blue and White. Class Flower—Pink Rose. Motto—Greif an mit Gott. MEMBERS OF CI.ASS. Rosamond McIntyre Diusilla Baker Bessie Kinsey Anna Dunnebarger Guy West Jesse Shull Dorsey Hines Ray Thomas Harry Casebeer Maude Harrison CLass YELL Whizz! Whizz! lickety sizz Flippity, flepity, flapity fizz Con, zippity, zappity zor, Con, flippity, tlappity, flor, Zip, zap, zive We're the class of 1905. John Hoff. SOPHOMORES. OFFICERS President . . George Emanuel Secretary . . Mildred Wilson Treasurer . . Alice Rakestraw MEMBERS OF CLASS. Lovina Pfaff Faye Tucker Esther Baxter Hazel Platter Burgess Fitch Vera Myers race Hines Grace Goetschius Alice Rakestraw Bertha Lanning George Emanuel Harrison Rohrbaugh Charley Fretz Amber Quince Velma Suman Mildred Wilson Winnie Wright llif Brown Class Colors—Golden Brown and Old Rose Class Flower—Pink Rose. Motto—Labor Opens Honor’s Gate. CLASS YELL. Zip! Zoom! Lool La! 1906 Rah! rah! rah! 04, 705, Nixie Nit, They’re not in it, we’re it, Zoom! Za! Pixie! Trix! Hail the class of 1906. FRESHMEN, OFFICERS. Presidents, . ) 2 Dan Morr. Secretary . . Marie Harrison Treasurer . . William Hebel Class Colors—Crimson and white Class Flower— White Carnation Motto——Labor Omnia Vincit. MEMBERS OF CLASS Waldo Seiler Samuel Williamson Don Sprott Harrison Grogg George Coe Charles Baker Maude Morris Dessie Grogg Dessie Muhn Oak Husselman William Hebel Ward Yesbera Marie Harrison Russel Rakestraw Benjamin Miller Flora Wolbach Bertie Imhoff Blanch Wolbach Helen Lamson Dan Morr Albert Hoffman Jason Sebert Fred Hoffman Jay Brady Elza Shull Chalmer Weaver Jennie Pfefterl Nellie Williamson Helen Coats CLASS YELL Boom, Boom, whipity foom, Zipity, Zipty, Zipity, Zoom. Hickity sa, Hickity sife, Seven’s the Class, you bet your life. Rah! Rah! Rah! Zip rah boom, Give us room, Give who room? The Freshmen Class, and that right soon.

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