Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Noon lunches served at the cafeteria are eaten — lei- surely ? ... At the big Garrett pep session, the student body increased their enthusiasm for an Auburn vic- tory . . . The theme of the Christmas formal, sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y, was An Old Fashioned Christmas . . . Although many assembly programs were presented, Nutchuck will stand out as one of the best programs . . . The traditional senior cords of A.H.S. picture some of the most memorable moments in our high school days . . . Page 7

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Around the Halls of A. H. S. On September 6, the halls of Auburn High School shook with the arrival of students who were anxious to begin the new school year . . . Many long, tedious hours were spent in the construction of the prize-winning Tri-Hi-Y float . . . Backing their mighty foot- ball team, the Auburn fans braved the elements . . . Auburn students got into the lilt of things as they spent many hours preparing their lessons . . . College Night gave students in- formation about many of the area colleges . . . Campaigning for elections was a lot of fun for senior civics classes . . . Disregarding the thermometer, the students spent noon hour on the school lawn . . .

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Our new student council worked very hard, trying to present rules which would make our high school better . . . The Latin students worked assiduously to make the Latin banquet truly representative of Cae- sar ' s Rome . . . Fight! was the plea of the Pep Club. These loyal supporters of the Devils attended both home and away games . . . The Booster Club worked diligently selling candy at the basketball games . . . The student body cheered the team on to victory — and also backed the Devils when they lost . . . B . P W V . K A 3r j m • A i 1 MM 1 p b j£ B ftKi jrf- W ft -S ' ' ' i j i 1 1 Page 8