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In the dear dead days before the NRA — before Repeal — before lots of things — Readin ' , ' Ritin, ' and ' Rithmtic were all there was to school, and pupils quit as soon as they turned sixteen. At least scores and hundreds of them did. But those drab days are past. School means something vivid now — and colorful. All the varied interests that com- bine to make this difference we gather under the heading SCHOOL LIFE
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SEPTEMBER Football Team before Garrett Game The portals of Auburn High, on Sep- tember 6, welcomed with open arms the incoming horde of vagabonds. These, loathe to leave their varied lackadaisical summer diversions, were now ready to submit to a lengthv hibernation under the iron hands of well meaning peda- gogues. The football season opened after a fortnight of strenuous scrimmages on the part of our heroes. Consequently, the enterprising Junior class strove to sell their candies and hamburgers at the lone stand on Williams ' field beginning with the ad- vent of the Columbia City game in which we were victorious only by a margin of 18 to 14. Bank Day Tomorrow was the little sign that was seen in the front of the As- sembly for the first time this year. The penny borrowing got into full swing on the Tuesday following. The same day, the Athletic Association, composed of all the loyal students who buy season tickets, held its annual election of officers. Bill Kreider was elected to the office of Presi- dent, with Merle Williams, as secretary, to keep the records of the meetings. Mr. Schooley, a prominent member of the faculty, took care of the money for the Atheltic Association as he has done in many of the previous years. Richard Raub was elected to the post of business manager of the grid squad. Our honorable principal introduced a new six hour class schedule to replace the eight forty-five minute periods through which the youngsters had previously wast- ed their time. As the year progressed this program proved highly satisfactory. All inter-curricular activities were re- newed with fresh vigor and the second week of school was heralded by the defeat of Decatur by our eleven to the tune of 19 to 14. Auburn won the following game with Hicksville by holding them to no score, while they piled up 37 points. Dave broke his shoulder in this game. Jack Sanders was drafted to pilot the Class of ' 34 on its tempestuous voyage through the remaining school year, and the three underclasses also selected capa-. ble leaders. Mrs. Baxter and her willing followers competently organized a Girls Athletic Association and began to punctuate the dull academic routine with hikes and pot- luck suppers. On the 29th of this eventful month, the Auburn football team, gracefully de- prived North Side of a triumph, playing at night on the beacon-lighted field of Fort Wayne — score, 20 to 12. Agriculture Field Trip
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