Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Dedication What )}ut)i Jias, lie has orated ' for himself. He has formed mar- relonn cirili.iatio}! . We dedicate the Follies of 1930 to that urge in man which prompts him to exca- vate previous cirilizations, to un- earth from- his social heritages the foundation of this present civiliza- tion, and to the spirit that per- meates him with a desire to secure moi ' c knowledge by research in scientific and philosophical fields.

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Foreword Our iiicciitirc i)i inibUshuig this hoolc lias been the desire to create II i nihol of the spirit of indaga- lioii and the zest for inqmrji so churacteristic of the stiidoit bodij of Auburn High School, and the establishing of a permcment record of our final high school year. If these are embodied in the pages of this book, our purpose has been accomplished.

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Prologue Life moves. Situations at their occurrences may appear unpleas- ant or am u ing, commonplace or climateric. Future changes our vieivpoints. In the Fifties of this century alumni of A. H. S. will search the pages of this record of our excavations and pronounce as trival tuhat we now think import- ant, and consequential what ap- pears to us as matters of indiffer- ence. From this sentimeyit the Follies of 1930 has been evolved. This book is a true portrayal of our Senior year, as we see it. We have endeavored to include those things that will permit each reader to view his school life in the light of his oivn experiences.