Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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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

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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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m The students congregated in the halls to discuss the main events of the week . . . The Follies staff worked anxiously to make this year ' s book fit into the theme, Stairway to the Stars, and to get the book out on time . . . Many hours of labor were put into each issue of the Devils ' Journal by the newspaper staff . . . With the coming of spring, the track season arrived. . . . The Red Devil Band provided inspiring music at fairs, at concerts, and at ball games . . . Many seniors waited, trying to anticipate what the theme of the junior-senior banquet would be . . . With feel- ings of solicitude and anticipation, the seniors par- ticipated in graduation exercises, the finale of their high school days.