Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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il: III c t: : A i i iii -III History Frank W. Weathers, A. B. DcPtiiiu Unit crsity Miiiicic Normal University of Chicago Something to tell the underclassmen about is Mr. Weathers ' method of teaching junior his- torv. Besides this subject, he is the instructor in senior civics, and economics. The juniors were fortunate in securing Mr. Weathers as class advisor. Lloyd Miller, A. B. Tri-Stirtc College University of Michigan Those enrolled in sophomore history, and in citizenship classes are Mr. Miller ' s charges. He is best known to the school as a whole as a competent instructor, a good friend, and as the freshman roll-taker. Maude S. Armstrong Michigan State Normal College Syracuse University Freshman grammar, Caesar ' s Commentaries, the Ciceronian orations, and Vergil are all treat- ed with the same skill by Miss Armstrong. Her intimate knowledge of the subject makes her classes worthwhile. Si- tccil

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l! r?r Faculty H. L. McKenney, R. S., A. B., A. M. Superintendent Valpara ' so Uiii i crsif y Uniiersity of Wisconsin hidiaiia University Unhcrsity of Chica o University of Cincinnati As an executive head for our school system, Mr. McKenney is invaluable. For the student body, too, is his friendship and counsel memorable. Ill III I ' Julia Duncan Clerk Judy serves as the official link between stu- dents and pedagogues. She becomes the friend of a majority of students in her work, and is liked by all who know her. S E. F. Friblcy, A. B., A. M. Principal DcPanw University Colli ni hill University Northivestern University Absolutely indispensable is a phrase well suit- ed to Mr. Fribley. Everyone knows and likes him in his capacity as principal of the high school. II! FijUvn US 3 yF

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English Gladys Duguld, A. B. Indiana Uniicrsify Uniicrsity of Michif an Uniiersity of Wisconsin Columbia University Freshman and sophomore classes in English occupy most ot Miss Duguid ' s time, but she is willing to devote an) ' odd moments to enterpris- ing students. Her freshman projects might well be termed the classics of Auburn High School. Ill Carol Dawson, A. B. Tri-Statc CoUe; c Indiana Uniicrsify Uniicrsity of Chicago Uniiersity of Southern California Miss Dawson teaches senior and junior Eng- lish and looks to the welfare of our school ' s library. Her indefatigable personality is an in- centive for those who seek knowledge. % f- French Lucille Rhoads, A. B. DePanii ' Uniiersity Tri-State College Uniiersity of Michigan Northwestern Uniiersity Lucy teaches French and public speaking, coaches the play, directs the libretto of the op- eretta, and acts as Editor General of the Chater- box. This year she was elected sophomore sponsor. Seicntecn 1 7r%