Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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e r Mathematics Donald ( ' oar, A. B. Indiana Universitij Unireysitii of Wisconsin Coar not only teaches mathema- tics but coaches a winning second team. To all reports, those who ride with him to and from the out-of-town games are shown the time of their li es. He is a good sport when with the boys. Manual Training Isaac Cosper Tri-State College Purdue Univevsitii Wisconsin Un ive)-sitii Mr. Cosper is noted for the fact that he changes his mind frequently and is one of the most enthusiastic fans of the Noon League games. He is well liked by all the boys who have taken woodwork under his instruc- tion. Art Lydia Sellers Chicago A)i Institute Teachers ' College, India)iapolis Applied Art School, Chicago Butler Universitij To be In Miss Seller ' s art classes has always been a pleasure, due most- ly to her pleasing ways. • It was under her direction that the posters for the play and operetta and the unique art work of the Follies was put out.

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Commercial Clyde M. Gumpp Manchester College Indiana University Drake Universitii Indiana State Normal Although business is his job, Mr. Gumpp likes a joke as well as anyone. This year he has done something that is quite unusual for Auburn High School — he has brought to light some really good boy bookkeepers. Ruth Anne Foulke, A. Earlham College University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Due to the fact that Miss Foulko lias taken over all the typing classes this year she has spent most of her time proving to her students that ac- curacy counts. All in school consider her their special friend. Science Robert Schooley, A. B., A. M. Indiana State Normal University of Marseilles, Marseilles, France Indiana University There ' s something wrong if Mr. Schooley hasn ' t a story to tell to his class. It is worth a whole day ' s school to attend just one of his classes and to get the benefit of his humor along with the science instruction.

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1 Physical Education Ceoil Young, A. B. DePaii IV Uniuei ' sitij U iiin ' r: ' dil of lUhio ' i U nireisitij of MichUjaii Coach Young teaches his boys fair play and sportsmanship not only to be practiced in his classes but everywhere. Mucli of the credit for the success of this year ' s basketball team is. given to Coach Young. Thelma Hendriclis, A. B. Tri-State College Ball Teachers ' College Univer.sitjj of Wisconshi Burkie with her chicken din- ner proposition, hard training and good material put out the best girls ' basketball team the school has ever claimed. She introduced dancing and a Round Robin tourney in her gym classes which stimulated interest of the girls. Music Clarice McKinney Northwestern University DePatiw University Eraiisville College Mac, this year ' s smallest ac- quisition to the faculty, has proved that those southerners have a few things to teach us. She ' s the one who put out the winning chorus and made The Wishing Well so enjoyable. She has won over the hearts of every- one this year with her big, ready smile.