Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Vocational Charles G. Hornaday, B. S. A. Purdue University Each year Mr. Hornaday ' s class- es progress. Awards amounting to even scholarship have been won by boys under his supervision. No matter where the exhibit, his classes always rank high in both quality and quan- tity of their products. Martha Jenkins, B. S. Louisiana State Normal Indiana State Normal Last summer ' s club work was sponsored by Miss Jenkins. This year was her first year in Auburn High. She has maintained the high standard which our Home Economics depart- ment has held for many years. Madelyn Markley, B. S. Sweet Briar College Purdue University Very sweet and delightful, Miss Markley has taught the girls the fun- damentals of good food. Noon lunch- es were served under her supervision and the girls have profited from her instructions and her individuality. [IS]

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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]

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The Follies of 102JJ Commercial Clyde M. Gumpp Manchester College Indiana University Drake University Indiana State Normal Mr. Gumpp taught a new subject in his course this year — Business Eng- lish. He coach es students for the Spring Commercial contests. His pre- sence in the morning corridor daily reminds us to keep moving. Science Gladys Brackmier, A. B. Indiana University Columbia University A quiet lady whose class room constitutes her greatest interest. It has been said that timid silence hath more eloquence than speech. This quotation fits her. Freshmen and Sophomores see her most often, as she teaches botany and physical geogra- phy. Robert T. Schooley, A. B., A. M. Indiana State Normal University of Marseilles, Marseilles, France Indiana University Rarely does one find a sense of humor such as Mr. Schooley ' s. In ad- dition he has the proverbial grey matter. He teaches chemistry, phy- sics and plane geometry. After a pupil takes one subject under him he invariably takes another. [19]