Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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GAE ST A Ro - -Ninteen Hundred Five. greeting through the pages of this book. To the loyal friends whose sympathy and love have made our high school days a joy and pleasure, we give thanks. To the Alumn i we hope this book will renew in them an interest in their Alma Mater and that an Alumni Association may be organized. ‘To our friends and patrons we hope this book may come as a welcome guest, and that they may recognize our efforts to climb the ladder of success. If you find menit in this book remember to thank the class of 1905. FE. the second time in the History of our High School, the Senior Class extends a last Editor.

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Gell Peto 31 CATR: = Ninteen Hundred Five. Guy B. West, ditor. Maud Harrison, Asst. enone Editors. Rosamond Mclntyre,

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(Gaheh, (Se TAG Saoe . Ninteen Hundred Five. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY RVAL D. TYNER was born 1875, at La Gro, Ind. He was raised on a farm and received his education at the La Gro H. §,, Valpariso, and Chica- go University by Cor- respondence Course. He graduated from La Gro H. 8. in 1895, then taught two terms in the country Schools of Wabash Co, Spent four vears as Principal of the La Gro H. S. and is com- pleteing 4 years as Principal of Auburn High School, pe LIDA LEAS- URE, was born in Greenbury, gradu- ated from State Nor- mal, then taught in Marshall School, In- dianapolis H, S. and Training School, Graduated from Uni- versity of Michigan in Medicine in 1888, practiced in Angola eee ORVAL D. TYNER yo years, Elected DR, LYDA LEASURE member of Western Association of Writ- ers 1894. Came to Auburn taught three years. LORA L. HOFP- MAN was born at New Era, Ind. She graduated from Au burn H. S. 1883, was grade teacher of same from 1883 to 1890. Graduated from the Ft. Wayne Conserva- tory of Music, June 25th, gt. Studied at New England Conser- vatory of Music, Bos- ton, °98,’99. Super- | Visor music, Auburn Public Schools 19Qc0- 19095. ERMAN BROWN born near Con- cord, Ind., 1876. He spent the first 15 yrs. on the farm and at- tended country school Received training at Adrian College, Mich and a Normal Course at Central Normal College. Taught school every year since 1893 (except vears 1902— y}), Every school has been in this county except W olcottville in 98 ‘yg HERMAN L. BROWN