Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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(£ I a b s o tt g Best of the clays in which we live Are those that we spend in school. Brimming with happiness, hope, and health. Unknown to life's distress; But these days have passed, we bid adieu, l or us there is no renewal. Vet as we depart there is in each heart A love for our dear High School. Cho: This is the class of nineteen-twelve, Seniors of A. II. S.; Four years together we have held. Four years we’ve been a class. Now we must bid adieu to all. Must bid adieu, ah. yes; Hurrah for the class of nineteen-twelve, Hurrah for the A. H. S. Four years ago we started in. We then were ranked as Freshmen: Trembling with eagerness, hope and fear. And tilled with thoughts galore. Xow these happy times for us have passed. As a class well ne'er meet again; We feel every one the race has been won. And so we will sing once more. Cho: As Seniors now we’re known to all. Alumni soon to l»e; And then but a remembrance will remain Of this class so brave and true. But dear old High School, our thoughts shall be Forever and e’er of thee; We ne'er will forget the pleasant days s| cnt And sing again e’er we go.

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3Jmttnr (Class ODryattizatimt Vice-President, Helen VanAuken President, William Gugerli Secretary, Ruth Emanuel Treasurer, Hen Shook Ralph IlnfTtnan James Schaah Heber Sheffer Paul Coeper Grace Carjiehter Edna Shugars John Ludwig Ralph Turn 11 Harry Rowe Ruth Emanuel Ida Teeters Ralph Hartles Walter Shugars Bruce Whetzel William Gugerli Edward Eldridge Helen VanAuken Heber I)ej ew Mary Teeters Clifton Beaty Katherine Henson Elza Gall Walter Bishop Thelma Grover Metha Shook Prank Henson Mary Weaver Hen Shook Esther Sheets Edna Long Lawrence Haruhart Lela Nugen Arden Green Bert Swigert CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS K LOWER Red Carnation