Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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To the Professor of Dust and Ashes and Prince of Good Fellows SUV ORE we respectfully dedicate this book.

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GREETING NOTHER year is closing, and once more high and bright above the western horizon shines the ‘“AuBURN HicH ScHooL SrTar.” In its clear, silvery light stands revealed the work and play, the ups and downs of the Class of 1910—that class which is so soon to become little else than a memory. Many changes will be sean in future years; many im- provements will be made. The present view is only one stage in the development of our High School. LHE EDITORS.

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Supt. J. A. Langston ROF. LANGSTON was born near Arcadia, Hamilton Gounty, Indiana, attending the district schools of the county, until the course was finished. He attended the Garmel High School for three years, and after gradu- ating from this school entered Noblesville High School, where he graduated. After teaching in common schools for two years he entered Indiana State Normal, where he spent two years. Laterhe entered Earlham College. He graduated, receiving the degree of Bachelor of Arts, in 5 June, 1901. He then spent considerable time during sum- mers in the pursuit of post graduate workin the University of Chicago. After finishing his college course, Prof. Lang- ston served as principal of Carmel High school for one year. He was superintendent of Avon Schools for three years. He was principal of Spencer High school for the two years following, and was then chosen principal of the Auburn High School, which position he held for one year, and is now the very competent superintendent of our schools.