Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Vocational Charles G. Hornaday, B. S. A. Purdue University Mr. Hornaday is, perhaps, the most quiet member of the faculty. His department has definitely put Auburn on the map in agricul- tural work as a winner of prizes. Martha Jenkins, B. S. Louiiiaiia State Ntirinal Iinliaiui State Normal For the past four years Miss Jenkins has up- held the high standard of our 4-H Club summer work. During the school years she has spon- sored the Home Economics Club with much success. i! Hilda Kreft, B. S. Purdue Unii ersity Columbia Uuirersity Remarkable work has been accomplished in the home economics department, due, in a large part, to Miss Kreft. Besides the regular class routine, she has acted as freshman sponsor for the past two semesters. Ei l. ' tvcii

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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%

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commercial Clyde M. Gumpp Manchester College Indiana Uniiersify Drake University Indiana State Normal Students enrolled in either bookkeeping or shorthand appreciate Mr. Gumpp ' s thorough knowledge of his subjects. Many of the office workers in Auburn are his former pupils. I Lr ' Kathryn Wellbaum, B. S. Indiana University Typing classes have been of an unusu.iUy gh calibre this year. Though some of this may be accredited to the students themselves, yet assuredly Miss Wellbaum deserves the larger portion of praise as instructor. i!u )cience Robert T. Schooley, A. B., A. M. Indiana State Normal University of Marseilles, Marseilles, France Indiana University If only for the conversational ability of the teacher, the student should plan to enroll in one of Mr. Schooley ' s courses. Physics, chemistry, and geometry are included in his routine. A Nineteen fU ■J u ■