Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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The Follies of 1931 History Frank W. Weathers, A. B. DePiiuK U i rcrsity Miincic Normal University of Chicago Although ' pop-qui-ses and notebooks occupy much of his time, he is always willing to help his students- As sponsor of the His- tory Club and adviser of the Senior class, Mr. Weathers deserves much praise. Lloyd Miller, A. B. Tri-Statc College Uuiiersify of Michigan Although Freshmen and Sophomores know Mr. Miller best, everyone can see that he is a booster for Auburn High School. His classes are very interesting and the students like him. He is a real sport! Latin Maud S. Armstrong Michigan State Normal College Syracuse University University of Chicago Miss Armstrong ' s ability to teach Latin cannot be over-estimated. She has helped many students through the difficult course and those who are interested appreciate her genuine love for the subject. [16]

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The Follies of 1931 Faculty H. L. McKenney, B. S., A. B., A. M. Superintendent Valparaiso U iiiicnity Wisconsin University Indiana University U niversity of Chicago University uf Cincinnati Mr- McKenney ' s untiring efforts have again brought success to Auburn High School. He is deeply interested in the students and is a friend of all. The school is greatly indebted to one, who, through his irreproachable leadership has made possible the splendid ac ' complishments of the school system. Julia M. Duncan Clerk As a medium between students and faculty, Julia has proved to be indispensable. Her numerous missions to the assembly room, calling fortunate students to the telephone, have made her very popular. Julia ' s merry smile is proof that one may be both efficient and happy. E. F. Fribley, A. B., A. M. Principal DePaniv University Columbia University At his post in the principal ' s office, Mr. Fribley has come to the relief of many stu- dents. He has welcomed many classes to the high school, all of whom, have come to respect his ideas and fair decisions. £15}

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The Follies of 1931 English Gladys DuijuiJ, A. B. iijiaim U n: vanity University of Michigan Columbia University University of Wisciinsiii English and French are equally enjoyable under Miss Duguid ' s instruction. She has given her students great pleasure hy securing for them correspondents m France and Bel- guim. Carol Da in, A. B., A. M. Tri-Stcitc College Indiana U nii ' ersity University of Chicago In addition to being a capable English teacher and school librarian, Miss Dawson is in for all school activities. She displays a sense of humor which has made her classes most interesting and has won for her many friends. Lucille Rhoads, A. B. D ' Pair.i Unliersity TriS ' ate College Un ' versity of Michigan Ncrfhii ' estern Univers ' ty Although Miss Rhoads was a new teach- er here this year, she has won many friends in the student body. Plays, Chatterbox, and French are her specialities. She also helped train the literary contestants. [17]