Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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' . M athematics Dewey Sanders, A. B. DePauiv University Chicago University Dewey has introduced a new sys- tem in instruction in his algebra and arith- metic classes this year. As class adviser he is responsible in a great measure for the success of the Junior class. He is a good sport and is right there with the pep. History I- rank W. Weathers, A. B. DePauu ' University Muncie Normal Chicago University His competent leadership of the senior class is decidedly commendable. He keeps his history classes busy with his hobby, note-books and pop-quizzes. He has also sponsored the History Club and helped coach literary contestants. Ruth Anne Foulke. A. B. Earlham College Chicago University Her congenial personality and her enthusiasm for all high school activities have made her popular in her history and typing class rooms as well as in the corri- dors. .A

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% Faculty H. L. McKenney, B. S., A B. Superintendent Valparaiso University Wisconsin University Indiana University Chicago University Mr. McKenney ' s efforts have been reflected in all activities and their success is largely due to him. His fair decisions form an unquestionable standard for all high school students to follow. He has pushed the school to the front. E. F, Fribley. A. B., A. M. Principal DcPauiv University Columbia University The creditable showing attained by A. H. S. in the various activities this year can be traced to Mr. Fribley ' s efforts. He has afforded the keen competition in all departments. As pilot of our ship he is alwavs on deck. Julia M, Duncan Clerk Although this is Judy ' s first year as clerk she cannot be excelled as guard- ian of the high school treasure chest. She has a smile and a pleasant word for every- one. v;

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r English Marjorie Middleton, A. B. Franklin College Hanover College DePauiv University Northwestern University Nearly all of the entertainments presented to the student body are given under her supervision. The success of the school play and the high ranking Auburn has received in literary events can be traced to her coaching. Gladys Duguid, A, B. Indiana University Aiichigan University As f ' rench instructor Miss Duguid has succeeded in making some real French students. Through her efforts letters have gone from here to English pupils in France and Belgium She is most efficient and ver ■ well liked. Carol Dawson, A B. Indiana University Chicago University As Editor-General of the Chatter- box Miss Dawson merits a great deal of credit. Her originality has pro cd a worthy asset to the paper and has made her classes most interesting.