Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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The Follies of 1931 Commercial Clyde M. Gumpp Manchester College Indiana Un:i crsify Drake Un ' i ersify In(l:a:ia Sfafr Normal Keep smiling, keep sweet and keep writing. This is Mr. Gumpp ' s prescription for efficient stenographers and during his five years here he has sent out some really good ones. He is loyal to Auburn High School and — Muncie! We all hope he will he back next year. Kathryn Wellbaum lii.l aiia U n ' l ' vrsify Miss Wellbaum came to Auburn this year from Richmond. She has introduced new methods of instruction in the commercial department and the success of the typing classes is due to her efforts. Science Robert T. Schooley, A. B., A. M. Indiana Stat Normal University of Marseilles, Marseilles, France Indiana University If you want to hear a humorous story just visit Mr. Schooley ' s class. He ' s on hand every morning and noon to see if the rows check. Everyone enjoys his classes which are both interesting and beneficial. [19]

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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]

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The Follies of 1931 Mathematics Donald Coar, A. B. hiiiiaiia U ii. versify Vuiiersity of Wisconsin He IS a loyal Auburn supporter and be- lives in fair play. His three tests a week method in Algebra is well known to all his students. As Junior class adviser he brought through another winning class. Manual Training Isaac Cosper Tri-Sfa c ColUw c Purdue Uiiiicrs: ) Un. ' rcrsify of Wisconsin Mr. Cosper has worked hard to make the students see the value derived from shop courses and he has succeeded remarkably- The boys like him for his sense of fairness and his high ideals of sportsmanship. Art Lydia Sellers Chicago Art Institute Teachers ' College, Indianapolis Applied Art School, Chicago Butler Uniiersity Her pleasing ways have secured for her many friends in Auburn High School and in- terested students have found the course very enjoyable because of the teacher! She is always willing to help with operettas and other school activities. [20]