Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Editorial Auburn High School is closing one of the most successful terms of her history. This success has been due to various conditions; the new building, with its many conveniences, the new courses of study and train- ing, the enlarged staff of teachers, and above all, the fine spirit of the student body. We Seniors are very grateful for this year we have spent.in the new building. On arriving we discovered that there were actually some subjects which we had not before thoroughly mastered. We have re- ceived the many benefits of the new courses which were offered, the new apparatus with which to carry on our work, and the varied activities which have been numerous throughout the year. We have enjoyed all of the usual afflictions during our four years in the A. H. S.—made fun of as Freshmen; misunderstood by our teachers as Sophomores; pointed out as a perfect example of what a class should not be, as Juniors; and suffering severely from enlarged craniums as Seniors. With many feelings of regret, we are leaving our High School, but we look hopefully towards the future and all it holds for us. As we look back over our High School careers, and especially this last year— so full of opport unity—we think of these lines of Kipling: “T wish I could talk to myself as I left’im a year ago; I could tell ’im alot that would save ’im a lot On the things ’e ought to know.”

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HOWARD ASHLEMAN “Frere is a dear and true indus- trious friend.” INJIBE OS. Sle P45 Skyy Bio Class President 4. Art Editor “Mollies of 21