Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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English Gladys Duguid, A. B. Indiana University Michigan University Columbia University Besides teaching English, Miss Duguid has succeeded in making her French classes a great success. She conducts them in a practical way which gives the students knowledge of French accent and idioms. Carol Dawson Tri State College Indiana University University of Chicago As school librarian Miss Dawson merits a great deal of credit. This is the first year that there has been a regular librarian. Her Junior and Senior English classes are very inter- esting, and give the students a very good knowledge of literature and the foundations of culture. Sue Morton, A. B. DePauw University University of Wisconsin The success of the Junior-Senior play last fall was due mainly to Miss Morton ' s remarkable coaching. She also has been in charge of the Chat- terbox, and has maintained a high standard for the school publication. Her public speaking classes are very interesting. [17]

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History Frank W. Weathers, A. B. DePauw University Muncie Normal University of Chicago Mr. Weathers has done much for Auburn High. He has organized and spcnsored the History Club and was faculty advisor for the Seniors. He is a very good history and economics teacher but his failing is pop quiz- zes . Ruth Anne Foulke, A. B. Earlham College University of Chicago Miss Foulke is very good to have for a friend as well as for a teacher. She is very well liked. She teach- es Sophomore history, business Eng- lish, commercial arithmetic, and typ- ing, and does each very well. uA M at hematics Donald Coar, A. B. Indiana University Besides giving instructions in arithmetic, solid geometry and ad- vanced algebra, Mr. Coar helped to coach the boys ' basketball team. He is a good sport and full of pep and loyalty. [16]

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1926 Vocational Charles G. Hornaday, B. S. A. Purdue University Mr. Hornaday ' s boys usually win prizes for their work in agriculture. This reflects their instruction. He is always interested in anything that will promote the good standing of the school, and is well liked for his loyal spirit. Maryl Smith, B. S. Purdue University Indiana University Miss Smith is an authority on dressmaking and style, and this ac- counts for the success of her sewing girls, several of whom have won prizes. The record of her summer club work is very commendable. Valda Eichholtz, B. S. Winona Summer School Columbia University Purdue University Indiana State Normal, Terre Haute The cooking department has clone very good work under Miss Eich- holtz, and she has been instrumental in serving hot lunches every noon. Let those who partook of them attest to their flavor! Her classes have made excellent progress. [IS]