Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Herbert Klmmel we l rn at Kemlngton. In lian». July l», 18Xt; graduated from the common mcIiooIn of Huntington Co., Iml.. In |n»«, ami from the Markle IIlull School in l»tf. In 1M he graduated from Indiana 1'nlversliy with the degree of A. It. (Major SubJ.. Mathematic ), ami in IIAO the degree of I'll. M. wm conferred upon him by the Unlvendty of Chleago where he ha alnce done additional graduate work. In I9HU he received an Indiana l.ife State l,ic«n v. Mr. Klmmcl ha had neveu year experience a a teacher: two In common school and two a principal of the Kook Creek Torroahlp High School in Huntington Co., Iml., one a superintendent of the school of I’oscyvllle, Indiana, and two a principal of the Auburn High School. Mary K. Maxtor, our able Instructor in Latin, wa born and reared in Auburn. She attended the Auburn School ami graduated from the Auburn High School in l«W. After teaching four year in the Auburn school , he entered Del’auw University, graduating from there in l»i7. She then ww engaged to tench l.atin and Hlatory in the Auburn Higli School, txit in 1810 the number of pupil hail o inrrraacd tliat another teacher wa necennary to take cliarge of the History. Ml Baxter has had unlimited nucoe a a teacher, her method winning the reaped and friend lilp of every Htudenl that lia ever labored under her.

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ROF. J. A. LANGSTON. theSupt-of Auburn's schools, is a Hoosierby birth, his natal place being near Arca-ia. Hamilton Co. He attended the schools of his home county until he had completed all it offered. He graduated from the Carmel High School after three years attendance then going from there to Noblesvillo High School, he graduated from that school. He then took up teaching and spent two years in this work in common schools after which he spent two years at the Indiana State Normal: la- ter ontcring Earlham College—graduating from there and receiving the dogreo of Bachelor of Arts in June. 1901. Prof. Langston spent his summers in Chicago University. His work since completing his college course consists of one year as Principal of Carmel High School, three years as Superintendent of Avon schools, two years as principal of Spencer High school, one year as Principal of Auburn High School and is now serving his second year as Superintendent of the Auburn Public Schools.

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Arthur R. Cobb wax born In UM on n ran Hi of South Dakota, where ho lived until entering the II i»rlt School at Council HlntT . Iowa. After finishing IiIk rludlix here and teach I UK a year in lo va. he entered Albion Col leire. graduating with the Claxa of ItfW. While at Albion he pur ued the full course In the College of Liberal Art . x|h-oIbIIxIiik in Ku-gllah, History, Economic and Oratory, receiving the degree of Bachelor of Artx; he aim completed the full count in the department of Pedagogy the Stale Board of Kducatlon granting him a Teacher' College Cert Ideate. He served ax president of the College Oratorical Association, taking active part in the literary ami athletic life of th ? College. After a year's work in Michigan. Mr. Cobh came to Auburn in September, 11 10, ax teacher of Knglixh. Maude Camp wa born In (Urrrtt, liul., an«l attended the Public School In Ibal city. graduating In l»fi. She then attended Waahlngton College for one year and apent the fol. lowing year at Oxford. She next entered Indiana Itnlvendty and graduated from that InMltOtlon In lft». During the year of 1800 '10 ahe taught In the Oarrelt School and wan then procured a teacher of Hlutory and (Icometry In the Auburn High Sehnol. Ml Camp 1 an efficient teacher and i a favorite with all her pupil .