Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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True worth is in being, not seeming — In doing, each day that goes by. Some little good .... — Alice Carey from Nobility Miss Armstrong during her years of teaching in A.H..S. has instilled into those who have been in her classes the rudiments of the English language in all its phases and also, although against greater odds, a knowledge of Latin. Those who have studied under Miss Armstrong will always look back upon their years with her as a period of interest and learning. With humble and sincere Thanks, we ded- icate this book to one who has accomplished much in her chosen vocation. Page 3

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(neuAcnd Our theme for this year is that of a circus. As you can readily perceive from the various sections of the book, Vi e have attempted to display how the different phases of the school curriculum and activ- ities are concurrent with the aspects of circus life. The students, playing a brief but important part, are molded and directed by the teachers or trainers. The trainers, in turn, must adhere to the wishes and commands of the School Board or the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors has as its main task the careful manipulating of affairs so as to assure precise and accurate functioning. All must know and follow their parts capably and well to uphold the prestige which such an organization re- quires. Our Big Top is the entire, intricate school system, and our greatest performance in life will be a striving for happiness and success. Page 2

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God cvcatcd a Big Top in the form of a spacious ivorld, ivith a great yaiiming expanse of blue for a canopy, and all the marvelous, intricate performances of nature for His main attraction. Bodies of Page 4