Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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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]

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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 Vocational Charles G. Hornaday, A. B. S. Vnrdiic Uiiiicrsity Mr. Hornaday seems to believe that ac- tions speak louder than words. Through his excellent instruction and interesting classes, his agriculture boys have enjoyed the work and have won numerous rewards. Martha Jenkins, B. S. Ijiuisiaiia State Noriinil hnl ciini Stiitc Niiniuil The high standard maintained by our Home Economics department has been large- ly because of Miss Jenkins ' efforts. The sum- mer club work was in charge of her and many of her girls received awards for their work. Hilda Kreft, B. S. Purdue Uuii crsify There ' s something wrong if Miss Kreft hasn ' t a smile for you. She is liked by every- one and has led her Home Economics ' girls through a very successful year. This year she was chosen sponsor for the Girls ' Hi-Y. [IS]