Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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John Mason Honor Group Betty Brown Estel Smith Max Smolinske Wendell Weathers Eleanor Miller Leanor Miller Patricia Mitchell Helen Moody Jean Musser William Myers Helen Northouse Robert Nugen Gloria Openlander Louis Palumbo Betty Penlond James Pendland Wilbur Pfierman Patricia Phelps Patrick Purdy Ray Quance Lois Reeder Marjorie Rice Jane Ridenour Raymond Rothhaar Barbara Schaab William Scott Robert Sebring Doyt Shimer Sally Soboslay JUNIORS Don Sockrider Sue Sommers Clinton Stebing Eugene Stebing Billie Walter Perry Wappes Ethel Webb Evelyn Werner Pollyann Western Richard White Charlotte Whitlock Robert Widdicomb Phyllis Williams Betty Wirts Russell Wyatt Page 29

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Dean Arnold Class Officers Donald Seavers Donald Stebing Bette Armstrong Eleanor Trovinger Eleanor Bartles Laurine Bobay June Bowman Esther Brown Marie Brown Maxine Brown Doris Carmer Dwight Carnahan James Carr Marilyn Gary Claudia Cooper Wendell Cooper Jean Cox Calvin Daub Dorothy Davidson William Deetz Jack Douglas Sue Douglas Ruth Emerson John Foley Jean Folk John Frain Mary Fretz Fred Goings Eloise Grogg JUNIORS Cleo Hamman Marilyn Haynes Robert Hendricks George Hidy David Hines Carroll Honess Roger Kain Robert Kleeman Evelyn Knisely Betty Kraus Don Kreamelmeyer Colleen Lawhead Laureen Lawhead Erma McCuUough Harold Mclnturf Kathryn Mclnnis Page 28

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If we only had a team like this! . . . Who ' s the subject under discussion? All this and no customers Who wins the dollar, Mr. Weathers? THE JUNIOR CLASS As co-leaders of the student body in Auburn High School, the Junior Class has performed its tasks well. They upheld their traditions in all branches of activities. The juniors have had an active year. Football fans will remember the hamburgers and other refreshments served by the juniors during the games last fall. They have been secretly planning during the winter a Junior-Senior Banquet which all believe will be a success. To lead them in this important year, they chose Don Seavers as president; Don Stebing as vice president; Betty Armstrong as secretary; and Eleanor Trovinger as treasurer. Mr. Donald Coar was chosen as adviser. The class mothers were Mrs. Seavers and Mrs. A. V. Hines. The football team was aided by the services of such juniors as Pink Page 30