Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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HONOR ROLL Barbara Collins Myrna Haines Brian Baker Julia Butz Mary Helen Montgomery Susan Trippel Edward McDonald Mary Jane McKeon Margaret Means Edward Miller Jack Mitchener James Moody Richard Olds Virginia Oren Carolyn Parker Keith Patrick Deanna Purdy De Wayne Purdy Barbara Rainier Joyce Refner Barbara Rice Glenn Richter Deanna Rohm David Rolf Gerald Sanderson Richard Sapp James Schultis Lyn Schultz Sally Shafer Jack Shaw Merlin Shaw Ronald Shaw Joe Shellenbarger John Sherwood Julienne Shook Paul Smith Richard Smith Sally Sommers Donald Stafford Mina Stebing William Stouder Jackie Thomas Phillip Trout Tom Tucker Ann Vallieu Richard Vauris Janet Weimer Ronald Weimer James Wildermuth Carl Winebrenner Kay Wyne James Zolman Page 29

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IFtab rm tt CLASS OFFICERS Larry Morr Bricai Baker Sally Burtzner Barbara Collins Robert Bastian Carol Baumgartner Sandra Beber Philip Beck Robert Bishop Jerry Bowman Gary Bowser Jackline Bradley Gary Chrisman Merrill Cline Frederick Close Sharon Cochard James Coe Judith Blue Nila Cool Shirley Croy John Cutter Carl DeWitt Jane Draggoo Mary Drerup Sandra Farmer Sonja Ferris Jane Gee Wayne Gee James Hall Judith Hamilton James Hccrper Leola Hay Marsha Heffley Jerry Hess Ronnie Hess Carl Hildebrandt Jayne Hinschlager Roy Holland Nancy Houghton Linda Jones David Jordan William King Rebecca King Katherine Korb Patricia Krontz Evona Lee James Lewis Melinda Lumm Nancy Lung Mary Manon Richard Martin 4 Page 28

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Class Officers Honor Roll Scholarship Hopefuls Lice, Lorna? Working Hard? What Is It? £mpnaYB Confucius say never forget — all that midnight oil you ' ve burned — horrible smells from the chem- istry lab — Skeet ' s home brev s — cold feet from standing in line — sound of pennies falling in as- sembly — slumberless parties — after the game dances — Christmas formals — working in the stand — training rules — younger freshmen every year — G.A.A. — nights spent at the canteen — Tri-Hi-Y — Jr. Sr, Plays — blackouts — banquet — Hi-Y — senior week — the dates you ' ve had — Teen-Y — noon league — Monday morning blues — candy in as- sembly — tourneys — drives in the old car — Sunday afternoon — studies — basketball — football — track — semester tests — those last few weeks — Thursday deadline for Devils ' Journal — working on the Follies — grade cards — the last day of school — the three bells at 8:30 (or weren ' t you there to hear them?) — smells from the home eco- nomics kitchen at 11:40 — the mad rush at 4:00 — baccalaureate — commencement — diplomas — last of all — tears. These have been four wonderful years, ones we ' ll never forget. The men of the paddies, teakwood floors, and jinricksha races were: David DeCoursey, Ronald Gearhart, Harry Hoham, Peter Muzzillo, Harold Winebrenner, Bill Culbertson, Bill Dennis, Gerald Grate, Kenneth Myers, and Bradford Webb. Doris Bartels, Beverly Thomas, Shirley Heffley, c:nd Robert Teter were our builders of great walls. The Emperors boasted two cheer leaders, Di- ane Benson and Ruby Helmuth. These rising sons were led by: president, Har- ry Hoham; vice-president, Robert Teter, secretary, Myrna Burgoyne; treasurer, Barbara Butz; spon- sor, Mr. Weathers; and the class mothers, Mrs. Marvin Shaw and Mrs. Lloyd Burgoyne. Page 30