Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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ALMOND McBRIDE His very voleanie outbursts many times dis- turb the Civics class. He came early in the year but does not seem to altogether forget Waterloo, although he seems much interested in a part of the A. H. 8, Alumni. | WILMA WILDESON Wilma is one of those happy, good-natured girls who makes the life of every gathering. She has been with us four years and in that time we have learned to value her presence among us. She has not, in her pursuit of happiness, entirely forgotten her studies and all through high school her grades have been of the best. FURL SMITH Furl has been with the class of ’18 since we en- tered high school and a more sincere and ener- getic student cannot be found in the class. He has not been very active in the social phase of school life but has centered his time and ener- gies in gaining knowledge that will insure him success in the future.

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| f ly FRED BAUER A good foreward on the basketball team adds much ....to his popularity. He knows, it is said, where the best peaches grow. ALICE HANNA ‘“The load becomes light which is cheerfully borne.’’ A typical college girl—brighter than she will admit, but never a grind. Blessed with a goodly mixture of dignity, humor, good nature, and jol- lity, she makes the best of comrades. HOWARD WILLIAMS ‘One who never turned his back but marched breast forward, Held, we fall to rise, are baffled to fight better, ‘“Sleep to wake.’’ he class of ’18 can never repay ‘‘ Wid’’ for the great work he has accomplished for it. Wid has been a valuable asset to this high school, not only by raising her prestige in athletics but also by contributing much to her high standard in scholarship. And so it is with a feeling of regret that we sever the bonds which have held him to us. 20

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THAIN FARLEY When an eruption occurs in physics class Miss Mulvey is sure Thain is at the bottom of it. Nevertheless Thain has found time to absorb a large quantity of the knowledge offered by the Auburn high school. GEORGE OLINGER Miss Mulvey can never find a seat which will suit George. He has added much to the jollity of the class and is afraid of but one thing—his Knglsh grades. ETHALINDA TEETERS She picks something from everything she reads. Kthalinda has been a faithful member of the class of 718, and to her belongs the credit for a great many A’s made in the last four years. She is one who never gives up until her task is thoroughly accomplished. bo bo