Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Wonder who took her home . . Roy gets a magazine from librarian, Phil hiarry takes a try at banking . Members of the staff in a rare moment SENIORS Those who went through the four-year course with the highest scholastic records were named as the members of the Honor Group. They were Eleanor Mitchell, Paul Smith, Paul Walter and Herbert Noren. Many of the boys have received letter awards for athletic attainments. These were Richard Craven, George Dicks, James Graham, Charles Groscup, Louis Helmick, Robert Hersh, William Kail, Kent McKenney, Donald Miller, Donald Palmer, John Tarter, Eugene Thomas, Robert Trader, Roy Rhodes, and Eugene Rinehold. Seniors who have participated in dramatics are Bud Axtell, Martha Brown, Rose Anne Davis, James Graham, Marvin Gramling, Charles Groscup, Phyllis Hampshire, William Kail, Marjorie Ketcham, Mary Latson, Veva Martin, Donald Miller, Robert Morr, Roland Muhn, Betty Rothhaar, Betty Steckley, Richard Thomas, Betty Williams, and Marlln Yoder. Page 23

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Bud orates before the assembly . . Betty and Bob looking very studious Martha tries her hand at art . . . Dimples says, two are talking SENIORS Now the end of the four-year cycle — freshman, sophomore, junior, senior — has crept upon the Class of ' 40. This momentous day, which seemed so remote in the past, is now present. The group is treading on the threshold of life; some will enter the halls of higher learning while others will follow vocational callings imme- diately. The new responsibilities that they will encounter are far more intricate and exacting than anything previousy known by them. The education they have received does not qualify them as being competent in any one field. Nevertheless, it has been so diversified and broadening in its efforts that it facilitates the entering of any desired vocation if effort is made by the individual. The Senior Class has been very active in all phases of school life this year. This activity has been the product of the efforts of many talented and ambitious members. To carry the executive burden of the group the graduating class chose the follow- ing officers: Robert hHersh, president; Robert Trader, vice president; Betty Rothhaar, secretary; and Evelyn Wible, treasurer. Page 22

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l ' Homer Abel Jack Albright Jeanne Armstrong Helen Barley Arthur Baughman Robert Beard Charles Beaty Betty Beber Honor Group Betty Schooley Fern Cripe Ann Alexander Henry Ford Norman Best Audrey Blickenstaff Alice Boger Lawrence Boger Margie Boren George Broderick Judy Buchanan Robert Butler Ray Carlson Wava Carper Raymond Close Philip Cool Martha Croy James Dawson JUNIORS xJti Martha Donaldson Megan Farnham Don Folk Ernest Foltz Norma Galliher Robert Garman Betty Jane Grogg Eugene Grubb Helen Hawver Du Wayne Haynes Derril Hefty Jean Hidy Eugene Johnson Mildred Johnson Richard King Page 24