Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Top row: Helmick, A. Brown, Graham, R. Craven, R Johnson, M. Dilgard, Cul- bertson, Buttermore, Frain. 2nd row: Dean, Gulick, P. Cook, Bloom, Kail, M Gramling, Howard Car- baugh, Harley Carbaugh, J. Davis. 3rd row: Heitz, Frederick, Hof- ferman, Gillespie, Hamp- shire, Ketcham, F. Foltz, Boyd, Latson, A. Burns. 4th row: L. Johnston, P. Boucher, J. Hull, M. Hull, Luella Boger, R. Davis, B. Close, M. Brown, Griffin. 5th row: Dicks, Barcus, Gros- cup, R. Trader, E. Mitchell, Hardy, Axtell, C. Clark. 4gP $M ms Wgr§m V -A + tut W wot Ws y m ;.»■ « THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomores under the leadership of their adviser, Miss Dawson, and Bud Axtell, the class president, have laid good foundations for their next two years. One of the outstanding personalities of this class is none other than Jason Davis. Being rotund and jolly, he was generally accepted by all. He became the mascot of the basketball team toward the latter part of the season and brought them very good luck. The class offers as their representatives in athletics: Bob Trader, Dick Craven, Bill Owens, Bob Hersh, Eugene Rinehold, John Tarter, Charles Groscup, Paul Walter, and Marlin Yoder. Sophs at play. Page 26

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Top row: I. Burns, V. Low- head, Reynolds, N. McQar- by, Phelps, S. Hersh, Kingsley, C. Blickenstalf, R. Shull, R. White. 2nd row: A. Mavis, Mock, D. Cool, Green, Sands, D. Myers, D. Schaab, R. Smith, Lochner, K. Miller, C. Brandon. 3rd row: Hall, L. Carper, Conner, R. Housel, Habig, Bailey, Newcomer, Treesh, E. Carmer, Provines, M. Shoudel, D. Cook. 4th row: C. Carbaugh, W. Sharp, Killion, D. Boren, M. Rinehold, McNutt, B. Ford, Rieke, J. Trader, Cupp, V. Smith, Kalb, M. Sisson. 5th row: Shook, Menden- hall, G. Miller, Mcintosh, Sprague, Purdy, Dilgard, Morr, G. Souders, Rowley, A. Nugen. 6th row: G. Mitchell, Hachet, J. Collins, J. Hines, Kirkpat- rick, Snepp, S. Hines, Zeig- ler, B. Myers, H. Nugen. THE LAVENDER AND GREEN The Juniors, under the careful leadership of Mr. Weathers, put on the most successful Junior Carnival that has ever been staged in A. H. S. This group of students seems to have the happy faculty for being able to make money. They helped their financial standing by selling Christmas cards, and eats at the football games. A tragic incident of the school year was the fatal injury received by Earl Carr, a member of this class, in the Garrett-Auburn football game. His death has meant a great loss to this school, both in athletics and as a well-loved friend and schoolmate. This class is well known for its ability along various lines. Some of the better known artists are: Matie Sisson for her dancing; Jane Hines, Vivienne Zeigler, Margaret Snepp, Peggy Hachet, and Jeanne Collins in music; Jean Trader and Georgiana Souders for their dramatic ability; Carlton Brandon, Stanley Hines, Archie Kirkpatrick, Adrian Mavis, Neil McDarby, and Don Reynolds for their athletic prowess. The following have been on the Honor Roll during the past year: Jane Hines, Peggy Hachet, Donald Schaab, and Frederick Hall. Looks pretty good! Umm! Page 25

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. n - !JR life. f 0 m ■KLo Top row: Mclntyre, P. Wal- ter, D. Miller, Rhodes, Tar- ter, Williamson, P. Smith. 2nd row. Turk, Rodebaugh, Rufner, W. Owens, E. Rinehold, G. Smith, Wiley, Wimer, Yoder. 3rd row: B. Shoudel, Sanx- ter, McClintock, M. Thach- er, Williams, Stackhouse, V. Martin, McNabb, Mar- jorie Miller, Marie Miller 4th row: R. Reeder, McDoug- all, Tntch, Squires, Per- vines, Melvin, E. Wible, Steckley. 5th row. Palmer, B. Smith, E. Thomas, Noren, R Thomas, R. Muhn, K. Mc- Kenney. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Paul Walter, Paul Smith, Eleanor Mitchell, and Betty Steckley represented this class on the Honor Roll. Various members of the class held offices in G. A. A. Several of the most active members of this organization were Martha Brown, Betty Steckley, Betty Williams, Veva Martin, Dorene McClintock, and Betty Close. Bud Axtell, Betty Williams, Dick Craven, and others have taken an active and outstanding part in the musical activities of the year. This class has shown itself original in all of its activities and much is ex- pected from it in its two remaining years. Sophs at work. Page 27