Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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KENNETH SCHAAB “He is a man after his own heart.” Behold the President of the Senior Class. “Kennie’’ has carried out his many duties with perfect success. Although he may seem rather hard to understand and to get acquainted with, yet after you once know him, you can apprec- iate his sterling character and admirable qual- ities. GRACH MADDEN Le - Le - Let’s dance and be merry.” Grace is one of our most popular Seniors, winning many friends with her charming dis- pos:tion. She is always on hand at any social event of the class, but she is a diligent student as well. If there is anyone who doesn’t know about the ghost at Grace’s house - well they better find out about it before they go out. HARLAN DENNISON “A bright light came from the Bast And shone among us.” “Denny” is always happy when he is near a girl. He has the power of attraction which was probably gained through the study of the theory that “like charges of Electricity repel while unlike attract.’’ He puts all his know- ledge into practical use and will some day become famous no doubt. Harlan played a cornet in the High School Orchestra. We wonder if he will decide to go to school in Angola. nok 9 fl ZS) |

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HELEN BAXTER “For why do you that.”’ Helen is certainly contrary to rule. She very seldom gets angry and is always accommodat- ing. She doesn’t believe in injuring her mind With too many lessons or too many boys either, and she is able to think her own thinks. She does entirely too much drawing for the peace of mind of some of the teachers, but of course she has to practice. Her genius in this line can be easily seen by her drawings in this book. Besides she represented the class well on the Basket Ball team. ROBERT ZOLLARS “Why should the Devil have all the good times.”’ “Bob,’’although rather small, is one of those people in whom size does not count, for he makes it up in other ways. He has an ever ready sense of humor and loves a good joke - especially when it is on himself (?). Bob has always been a valuable member of the class and this year he has proven his worth as Calendar Editor of the ‘“Mocking-Bird.” BESSE MILLER “IT might be better if I would, But it’s awfully lonesome being good.” Besse has been with us all through High School and although she is small, she possesses plenty of independence and energy. She is always in for a good time and we fear that worries about studies seldom enter her head. She is noted for her new styles of hair dressing.

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CAROL DAWSON “Do what you do with all your might.’’ Carol has managed in some way to do that which the rest of us have found to be impossi- ble - name-y to keep up five subjects in schoo] and yet find time for social life. Carol is not content to merely keep up in her work either, she must excel or she is not satisfied. Taking the part of Minerva in ‘What Happened to Jones” and being the Assistant Editor of the “Mocking Bird” easily places her among the leaders of the class. WILLIAM CARMER “If silence were golden, I would be a millionaire.” “Bill” joined the caravan in the Freshman year. He has been one of the bashful sort, but When you get him started, especialy eating sugar, you can’t stop him. He is noted for his excel-ent work in Physics as well as in all his other subjects. He has worn a smooth path on the Hast Seventh Street road by his faithful daily waik to the A. H. S., and we will expect to hear from him some day as a great Scientific Farmer. BERTHA DAMMAN “To be rather than to seem.” Bertha has a charming, sunny nature, and always sees the best if there is any best to see. She is very studious and has shown much talent, especially in elocution. To watch her in class, one would think her quiet and demure but outside of school she is always ready for a good time.