Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Mathematics Dewey Sanders, A. B. DePauw University Chicago University The Seniors have claimed Mr. Sanders as their advisor for two years. We indeed appreciate his efforts for our success in any activity that we have undertaken. Dewey's “eye for the bas- ket’ is to be trusted, especially in close games. Art Lydia Sellers Teachers College, Indianapolis, Art Department Applied Art School, Chicago A pleasant smile for everyone is the outstanding characteristic of Miss Sellers. Her art class has shown a fine artistic ability as is seen by the posters, paintings, and gifts which have been made under her supervision. Manual Training Isaac Cosper Tri State College Purdue University Mr. Cosper holds forth in the ex- church now our Shop on the Junior High School grounds. The task of carving trophies. will probably be bestowed upon him for years to come, after the fine piece of art which was presented by him as the award of the Alumni Gymnasium Drive.

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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.

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wir Physical Education Cecil Young, A. B. DePauw University Illinois University Zeke certainly knows Basket-Ball. His untiring efforts in all major sports has given A. H. S. a name in the athletic world. As director of physical training all schools in Auburn have benefited from his work. His Chevrolet speeding north- ward on South Main Street is a sure sign its 8:10 Al M. Jane Eagles, A. B. DePauw University Columbia University After a winter spent in Columbia University Jane is back on duty as phys- ical director and coach of the Girls’ suc- cessful team. Her clever remarks always invoke humor. Ow —s r Agnes Thompson DePauw University Northwestern University Miss Thompson's one interest and specialty is Music. She has discovered fine talent and has put it in its proper place. This accounts for the excellent work which has been done by the various musical organizations.