Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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• INTRODUCTION Grecian culture has always been regarded as the pinnacle of perfection. Being only human, everybody is continually striving to reach the summit of his goal, usually perfection in some line of art or skill. There are always places along the way where help may be secured. The most notable of these are school and home. In school the student is given the opportunity to be- come as skilled as his tutor. He passes on to a higher education, either in reality of making a living for himself and others, or in gaining more knowledge through in- tensive study under a more skilled guidance than he has yet obtained. Thus, as the Grecians toiled for a better living, we toil to become better students and citizens. Therefore, the Senior Class of 1938 presents this an- nual in which we have endeavored to show the relation between Grecian perfection and a perfection of modern journalism, art, and photography. . f ) ,! . ' Page 3

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