Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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The STAR ? O4 Mr. Harrison . Mr. Tyner . Miss Hodge . Miss Hoffman . School Board . Seniors . Juniors . Sophomores . Freshmen . . ‘ Most wise, most learned, most everything ” . ‘Begin, behold, and venture to be brave.’ “IN PRINT ’TIS PLEASURE SURE TO SEE OUR NAME : RAILED AT AND ROASTED THOUGH WE OFTEN ARE.’’ . ‘The true knight of iearning, the world holds him dear Love bless him, joy crown him,God speed his career” . fA truer, trustier, nobler heart, ne’er beat within a human breast.” . ‘The sweetest woman ever Fate, Perverse denied a household mate.’ . Her’s a life spent In one silent effort for others.’ ‘We are the people And wisdom shall die with us.’ ‘“ We are the growth of yesterday and in our green conceit.’ . Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.”’ ? Guy West Dan Morr . Geo. Bessie Kinsey Ruth Keeran . Maude Harrison . Burgess Fitch . Dorcas Provines . Jason Seberts . Emanuel . . $6First . “Tt is certain I am loved of all the ladies.’ “‘Conceit may puffa man up, but never prop him up. fas . We know him well, no need of praise.’’ ‘““He opens his mouth, but out of it methinks 2? no words of wisdom flow. . For him she had struggled and striven alone, For him had aspired.’’ . “A daughter of the gods, divinely tall.’’ love though it perish from life, only goes, Like the primrose that falls to make way for the » rose. . ‘That old miracle love at first sight Needs no explanations.”’ . Sunlight shines from out her face, The sunshine from her hair.’’

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Marie Harrison Chalmer Weaver Drusilla Ba ker HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA. Miss Flora Hoffman, Director. Maud Harrison Palmer Miner Jason Sebert Roy Fink llif Brown Mildred Haderman

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Clara Feagler . Dorsey Hines . Joy Shutt . Elza Shull . Zoe Gibford . Harry Casebeer . Doris Grogg . Ray Thomas . Floride Lackey . Grace Hines . . ‘What is life when wanting love.’ The STAR ’ og . “ Black were her eyes as the berry that grows on the 3 thorn by the wayside.’ . “I must to the barbers, for methinks I am marvelous hairy about the face.”’ . “ Gentleness, modesty and true taste are the triple graces of woman. . Born lazy and never lost his birthright.”” . ‘Blue were her eyes, as the fairy flax, Her cheeks like the dawn of day.”’ . His head was heavy, weighty, filled; but not with brains, just self conceit.”’ . “ Her silver voice, As rich music as a summer bird Heard in the. still night— With its passionate cadence.’” . The wildest manners and the gentlest heart.’ . ‘Nothing is more silly than silly laughing.’ Jessie Trowbridge . George Coe. Jesse Shull . Don Sprott Oak Husselman Dottie Swander . John Hoff . Vera Myers . . ‘With eyes that looked into the very soul, Bright and burning as a coal.”’ . 1 found out early in life my business was to grow.”’ . ‘ Three fitths of him genius; two fifths pie.’ j . An , “ T pity bashful men.’’ “Her voiceis like a fountain, Leaping upin sunshine bright.’’ idler is as a watch without hands As useless when it goes as when it stands.’ . So dear I love him that, with him all death I would Rosamond McIntyre . Lulu Bateman . Lona Krum . . There endure, Without him live no life.’’ ‘‘T ought to have my own way in everything, and what’s more I will, too.’’ is a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face.”’ . “A quiet lass there are but few Who know the treasures hid in you.’?