Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Commercial Berl Gunthercs Gs. Officer Training School Kenyon College University of Pittsburg The school is sorry to lose Mr. Gunther as a faculty member. Time spent in his classes was most profitable as there was always something original to vary the monotony. The students wish him the utmost success in his new profession. Science Emma Force, A. B. Indiana University Wisconsin University Miss Force finally wandered back tortie toldsot A. Ela Ss alter her experi- ence in Europe. We are very glad to see her back and hope she has enjoyed being with us. The Freshmen chose Miss Force as their advisor and her year with them has been pleasant and successful. Robert S. Schooley, A. B. Indiana University Robert may be called the Socrates of the A. H. S. faculty. His congenial personality has won him many friends among the students. His hobby is oper- ating a moving picture machine. OR ODD SD OO BD ROOD

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Latin Maude S. Armstrong Michigan State Normal Syracuse University Miss Armstrong is indeed a staunch worker and rooter for dear old A. H. S. She has helped many Freshmen over their conjugation and declension hurdles in Latin. Her ideal of scholarship is one of the cornerstones of McIntosh High. History Frank W. Weathers, A. B. DePauw University Muncie Normal Chicago University Remember, notebooks for Friday! But he has not failed to stand behind the Juniors in aiding them to obtain their needed cash. He has had an able assis- tant this winter in the person of Jackie Weathers. The organization and the success of the History Club is due to the enthusiastic efforts and interests of Mr. Weathers. Ruth Anne Faulke, A. B. Earlham College Chicago University Miss Faulke hails from the Quaker City, Richmond. She has introduced the socialized system of History recitation. That seventh period typing class is also one of her interests. She seems to be an all-round teacher at A. H. S. oa

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Vocational Charles G. Hornaday, B. S. A. Purdue University Probably Mr. Hornaday's agri- cultural classes know him best but he is always at his post as keeper of the halls at the noon-hour. He has been responsi- ble for the honors won this year in ex- hibits. Naomi Christen, B. S. Purdue University Indiana State Normal Miss Christen has given many valuable ideas regarding cooking and calories. She is always on duty and does not fail to check the absentees of the assembly. Mary! Smith, B. S. Purdue University Indiana University Miss Smith made herself acquaint- ed with A. H. S. last summer in club work. She has worked hard for the annual trip to Purdue. The costumes of the Jun- ior-Senior play and Operetta were planned and made under her direction.