Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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iFrnm OJtng OIntfi to iFamnua 52 ra First row: Claudia Drake, Jack Engle, Dick Thomas, Judy Barnhart and David Provines. Second row: Naomi Fretz, Max Grogg, Beverly Bender, Virginia Lewis, Elnora Schlegel, Hugh Squires Judy Long. Third row: Bob Sherck, Charlotte Liddell, and David Timberlin. Page 26

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nttnr I, Charlotte Liddell, will to Nancy Klink my ability to go steady for two years with the same person. I, Judith Long, will to Bill Dennis the ability to get my work done on time in Skeet ' s class. I, Janet McCollough, will to Don Johnson my locker, since he really needs two in which to keep his various papers. 1, Dave Mclnturf, will to Spanky Fox my ability to drive a car. I, Jim Maier, will to Billy Ritter my ability to get 15 chapters behind in my civics workbook. 1, Donald Mavis, will to any unsuspecting freshman who wants it, my hot seat by the radiator which I have occupied for the last two years in Skeet ' s class. I, Dave Michael, in sane mind, will to Robe rt Delagrange my master brains. I, Dwight Morris, will to Robert Delagrange my ability to get along with Skeet. I, Donald Muckenfuss, will to some irresistible freshman my ability to catch flies in assembly. I, Carl Murray, will to any driver training student my ability as the pilot of a Chevie. I, Nelson Lung, will to Robert Fiscus my speech books, hoping he enjoys them as much as I did (?). I, Virginia Picker, will to Marilyn West my ability to draw a tall guard like Alice Romeiser while playing basketball. I, Jean Potter, will to my sister, Joan, my ability to get along with teachers, a skill in which she seems to be totally lacking. I, David Provines, will to Joan Carper all my ability as a night-lifer. I, Alice Romeiser, will to Mary Lou Romeiser all my used erasers. I, Elnora Schlegel, will to Barbara Link my ability to get hours after school from Mr. Weathers. I, David Schooley, will my ability to capture that front row seat next to Miss Dawson ' s desk to any deserving student taking Latin and senior English. I, Dave Schwartz, of sound mind regardless of previous condition of servitude, aptitude, fortitude, or mental attitude, will to Grant Van Home my ability to walk down the street with- out getting my feet tangled up. 1, LaVerne Sharp, will to Skeet Weathers my civics book for his future references. I, Bob Sherck, will to LaVern Knisely my happy hours in Skeet ' s class (Ha! Ha!) 1, Sharon Smith, will to Betty Bauer my ability to go steady with one person for a length of time. 1, Hugh Squires, will to Bill Culbertson my ability to play football. I, John Stebing, will to Harry L. Gorrell all the good times I have had in Auburn High School. I, John P. Strauss, will to Bill Dennis my ability to stay out of trouble in the sixth period assembly. I, Kesler Teter, will to Harry Hoham my excellent ability in penmanship and writing. I, Dick Thomas, will to Bradford, alias Butch, Webb my pleasant evenings by YE OLD CIDER MILL. I, David John Timberlin, will to glamorous Peter Muzzillo my LOVE and also my quarter- back position on the football team. I, Sandy Timbrook, will to Virginia Walters my ability to get my workbook done on time for Mr. Weathers. I, Jack Wappes, will all my pleasant hours in Mr. Miller ' s office to some inexperienced underclassman . I, Jack Ware, will my scientific mind to Doc Rose for further experiments in the study of facts pertaining to chemistry. I, Jacqueline Ware, will to Joan Potter my ability to get a passing grade in home economics. I, Janet Yoquelet, will to Joan Myers my ability to get a front row seat at basketball games. I, Gene Zerns, will willfully will to Will my will, if Will will accept my will. Page 25

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A Triple Tangle Not Supposed to See? Two Biggest Eaters in AHS History How did that Junior get in there Jim ' s happy! He ' s really burry ! Sly, eh? y nd we so did want picture of Tiny! Class Officers An Annual Session Scrub Girls Toreador, Be-bop, and Toothpiclc ©Ijf iukp0 After four all too short years of high school, the seniors are now on the threshold of a new life. The new responsibilities they will assume in the near future are bigger than they have ever known, but their high school years have prepared them well. The scholastic leaders were: David Schooley, Virginia Picker, Beverly Blevins, and Kesler Teter. Randy Lawson, serving his third years as class sponsor, aided the class officers, who were Calvin Grosscup, president; LaVern Sharp, vice presi- dent; Beverly Blevins, secretary; and Max Grogg, treasurer, in governing the class. Mrs. Clair Timberlin and Mrs. Carl Romeiser, class mothers, have served the class in this capac- ity during its entire four years in A.H.S. The athletic honors for the school and the senior class went to Fred Bauer, Robert Betz, Dennis Blickenstaff, Sam Campbell, Arthur Carper, Don- ald DeCoursey, John Goings, Max Grogg, Calvin Grosscup, Harold Hayden, David Mclnturf, David Michael, Dwight Morris, LaVern Sharp, Hugh Squires, and David Timberlin. Although he did not actually participate in sports, Davey Schwartz helped the athletes along by doing a peppy job as one of the cheerleaders. Page 27