Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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History Frank W. Weathers, A. B. DePauiv University Mnncie Normal University of Chicago Junior history, civics, economics, and vocational information do not oc- cupy all of Skeet ' s time. He thinks out new, and better, and more inter- esting methods of teaching his sub- jects. He has been a hardy perennial class adviser — which speaks adequate- ly for his popularity. Ruth Anne Foulke, A. B. Earlham College University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Sophomore history, typing, and Freshman arithmetic are equally en- joyable under Miss Foulke ' s supervi- sion. She is very popular with the students and her room is the scene of many noon-time chats. Latin Maude S. Armstrong Michigan State Normal Syracuse University University of Chicago Latin would seem strange with- out Miss Armstrong as the teacher. She is responsible for the unusually high scholastic standing of Cicero classes. Students with a desire for a genuine classical foundation in Latin appreciate Miss Armstrong ' s ability as a teacher. [16]

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Faculty H. L. McKenney, B. S., A. B. Superintendent Valparaiso University Wisconsin University Indiana University University of Chicago University of Cincinnati Mr. McKenney is a versatile Sup- erintendent. He keeps an active in- terest in each person — to the end that he is beloved by all students. By tests, reports and observations he fol- lows every move of each of his schools. He has been president of Auburn Ro- tary this year. Julia M. Duncan Clerk Julia is proof that one can be efficient and pleasant at the same time. She always finds time to call people to the telephone. She keeps an occasional assembly also. Judy is priceless as a capable, sympathetic medium between faculty and students. B. F. Fribley, A. B., A. M. Principal DePauiv University Colu mbia University His office is busy from the zero hour to the ninth period. He seems to have enough duties for two men. Our success as a school belongs to him and his interest in our activities is unfailing. [15 J

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English Gladys Duguid, A. B. Indiana Uni versity University of Michigan Columbia University Miss Duguid teaches Freshmen, Juniors, and Seniors. Her Freshman English classes first acquaint Fresh- men with that spice in English — book reports. Her French I and II classes are made much more interesting by her efforts to obtain French corre- spondents for every one. i% Carol Dawson, A. B. Tri State College Indiana University University of Chicago Junior and Senior English class- es are a pleasure with Miss Dawson as instructor. She has time to take care of our school library as well and has proved herself to be invaluable in that capacity. Sue Morton, A. B. DePauw University University of Wisconsin Northwestern University Miss Morton teaches Sophomore English and public speaking. Most of the programs are under her direc- tion. This year she coached the Junior-Senior play as well as being Editor-General of the Chatterbox. [17]