Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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CALVIN LUDWIG (1) ( ) $) 4) Thesis: “History of the Carnation. Calvin Ik the urmlwl surprise of tin class not brctniw ha lh always proficient in hi lin on» or that In- can always In seen grinding away” over Ids text hook while thereat of the class are having a little recreation ax they call It. hut because he ha several times cast oil the cloak of shyness anil Como forth Into the realm of society. KIjSIK FAKVKK (I) (S) (8) (4) Girl's Glee Club (8) (4) Thesis: “Home Intlurncea . Klale la the atuilent of the class ami her alniiniant know-ledKe la truly remnrkalile. She In a i|uiel maiilen with a ready smile and la well liked by everyone with whom she comes in contact. When she becomes a prominent educator we will In proud to remember that she wax once a member of the A. H. 8. LOUISE KUCKUCK (I I ( ) (Si (4) Girls Glee Club (3) 4» Thesis: “The Itinc of the English Drama . In her Freshman year. Louise wax Kindly welcomed to the A. H. S. from the cuckoo's nest . She has always seemed rather indifferent to the op|»cxltc sex. but a short time ago we were surprised to learn that some one other than an A. 11.8. youth was the favored one. In years to come we shall expect to find her one of tile world's greatest naturalists, for she has already shown great ability along that line. II. EARL COE (I) IS) SM4). Thesis: “The Value and Preservation of the Forest . Earl is the most earnest and sincere member of the class. He take everything in a serious manner but In his own way enjoys the doings of the times. With his pen he excels and Ills poems nre worthy of an older and a better trained mind.

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DALTON CKOY (1)(»(8) (4). A. II. S. A. A. l) (2) (S (» . Hii-'i-nll (2) (3) (I). Orchestra (8) (4). TliivU: “The Spanish Armada. Dalton, during the flr t two yearn of IiIh high school career, seemed to bo a little “withered or “frostbitten In the social circles, but now lie I an earnest “funner” and a much a ladle man a a certain member « l the faculty hlniKelf. SADIK (IKI'ltK (l)t )(S)(4). Olrla Olee Club 8)(t). Theda: “Martin Luther”. Sadie Is a diligent Ntiident and we predict a (treat future for her in the Intellectual world. Iilc ed I he who re-celvea anoccaalonal mlle from her for lie I u ually too much engrossed In her work to pay much attention to “those boys . HI Til SMUHK (I) (2) (8) (4). Claw secretary (8). tiirl Olee Club (8) (4). Theda: The I’anama Canal. A model and winsome la—. Hutli has surely laid strong claims to the attributes of her Itlbllcal namesake. For her love of fun and her sweet disposition, she Is one of the most popular girls In the class, especially in the opinion of a certain Junior. When Kutb becomes old enough to vote she wilt be a useful additl.m to the cause of Woman's Suffrage, and will win many new members by her forceful and flowery speeches. DONALD SCIIA A It (I) (2) (8) (4). Class President (3). A. II. S. A. A. (8) (4). Sporting Kditor Hed and Itlaek. Thesis: “How Our Nation is Financed.” “Hill Is another of the true fusser” type and a typical ladles man. One sparkling quality that Is extremely noticeable Is his fondness to talk. Many of his sayings bring forth audible gigxlc (from the girls, chiefly). HI powerful vocal organs are commonly used at the hotly contested inter-high school game where he Is usually hailed as yellmaster.

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Senior Glass Organization President .... Ilifp Hursh Secretary ..... Marie Fitch Treasurer ... Harvey Williams Verne Buchanan Nellie Zimmerman Bonnie Seiler George Weaver Philip Cool Louise Kuckuck Sadie Grube Russel Sheets Dalton Croy Ruth Smurr Pearl St. Clair Ford Wyatt Earl Coe Calvin Ludwig Elsie Farver Donald Schaab CLASS COLORS—Green and White CLASS FLOWER-Pink Rose Bud MOTTO Always Higher CLASS YELL Rip-saw. rip-saw. buzz-saw. boom Zolliwicker. Zulu, give us room. Here we started in 1907. Here we’ll stay till 1911.