Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Sophontore Class History. The Sophomore Class is the largest and most brilliant ever in the Au- burn High School. We have thirty-two members, eight of whom have been to- gether since the Fourth Grade. No other class dare boast of more writers, musicians or artists than we. As a whole we are as good as the average class. Although some get unruly, the goodness of others make up for this. This un- ruliness in some is caused by the push and vim that will put them at the head of the ranks both in business and social life. Our aims are ‘to be second to none” in numbers, brilliancy, virtue, and athletics; to promote to our fullest capacity the Auburn High School and make it greater than any High School in a city the size of Auburn. In this aim we have fostered athletics: first by giving four stars to the football team, Messrs. Williams, Sprott, Lawhead and Weaver; secondly, by a great majority of us be- longing to the athletic society; and thirdly, by all of us attending its contests. Not only do we foster it by athletics but by conduct, cleanliness and by refuting any statement against it.—HISTORIAN.

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