Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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HUGH BUNDY Much of the success of the class of 718 is due to the hard work of Hugh as president of the class in the Freshman and Senior years and as editor-in-chief of the annual. He is also a part of the Junior-Senior play. EFFIE NOIROT In her, A. H. 8: loses a basketball player who will be missed and whose place will be hard to fill. She has worked faithfully as the class secre- tary in our Senior year. She seems to think seriously of a certain member of the class of 719. JAY STAFFORD We feel sure Doe will be successful in the pro- fession he has chosen, i. e., medicine. He cer- tainly has been successful in ‘‘doctoring’’ phys- ics experiments. Doe has been very active in the class and he deserves much eredit for his work as assistant editor-in-chief of ‘‘The Lyre.’’ 16

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SENIORS

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EVELYN RUDOLPH ‘‘Her tongue keepeth her soul from trouble.’’ Evelyn is one of those students who cares noth- ing for fame, and waits not for praise, but sets to work, does her best, and receives her reward quietly. ELMER FOOTE Elmer’s thoughts turn not so much to the lighter things of high school life but he seems to find more interest in the deeper side of school. Yet he is not altogether without a sense of hu- mor, and he has greatly lessened the monotony of physics classes. LUCILLE BAUGHMAN She has distinguisher herself as a player on the girls’ basketball team and an able accompanist in the orchestra. Lucille is a modest, and rather quiet girl and yet she is in for a good time al- ways. She has never acquired the habit of al- lowing her social life to require all of her time and she has maintained throughout her school life a high standard in her grades. 17