Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Marcy Tucker, Devils’ Jour- nal Editor, shows the latest newspaper dummy to the newspaper staff. JOURNAL, RECORD EVENTS OF THE YEAR Bottom Row: S. Foster; L. Hoodelmier; Mrs. Finchum; S. Sapp; L. Krueger; C. Summers; J. Bullock; J. Metcalf; L. Muzzillo; G. Bassett; M. Tucker, Editor; A. Garceau, Associate Carperss R. ‘Klock; -D! Walter; R. Stackhouse; S, Martin; D. Editor; B. Snepp, Exchange Secretary; D. Gray, Business Pepple. Row 4: L. Sanxter; M. Wagner; W. Pearse; J. Norford; Manager; J. Rathert; G. Mitchener; J. Rose; D. Rolf. J. Bruce; S. Stebing; C. Long; D. Ditton; K. Davidson; S. Dice; Row 2: A. Trippel; S. Warren; S. Bates; J. Reno, R. Raub; S. B. Mauk; V. Coffin; J. Meschberger; V. Moore; C. Campbell; Croy; M. Allen; C. Dilley; J. McKeon; S. Sisson; J. Hougland; M. Reynolds. Row 5: W. Showalter; J. Bruce; M. Shaw; J. D. Brown; E. Clemens; J. Baysinger; J. Kruse; N. Farr; K. Mavis; C. Hoover; R. Martin; J. Boren; W. Sunday; J. Lange; Miller; C. Wible. Row 3: M. Ouer; B. Knauer; M. Cole; M. K. Hahn; A. McDaniel; M. Schiffli; S. Provines; S. Condon; Jennings; C. Andres; P. Shoudel; R. Peckhart; M. Yarlot; D. Jorieitz; Ca tutte: kK. McGomas. Page 27

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Members of the editorial staff of the Follies of 1962 are (top row, from left) Jon Bruce, Jane Kruse, Marcy Tucker, Sherry Bates, Kathy Krumma, Linda Hoodelmier, Mona Ouer, Diane Gray, and Paul Car- per; (bottom row, from left) Mike Wagner, Jo Ann Elliott, Ann Trippel, Pat Proksa, and Jim Norford. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS, FOLLIES AND DEVILS’ Barbara Knauer, Jack Bishop Sheryl Brown, Gloria Ba ssett, Kurt Hahn, and David Pepple form the business staff of the Follies. Bob. Martin, Sales Manager of the Follies staff, shows some of his sales staff the proper procedure of filling out a sales receipt. The Follies of 1962 was published under a new system this year. Ann Trippel, editor-in-chief, at- tended the Indiana High School Journalism Institute for two weeks from July 23 to August 7. Here Ann acquired the knowledge which enabled her to show the staff the proper methods of organizing an annual. For the first time the editors of each section planned the dummy for their section and decided what pic- tures would be used in their sections. The annual is published by the senior class of Auburn High School. It is financed by the sale of advertising to local merchants and by the sale of subscriptions. The Devils’ Journal, under the editorship of Marcy Tucker, changed from a two-column to a three-column newspaper this year. The newspaper is self-supporting and is published as an extra-cur- ricular activity by the students of Auburn High School. Each year in the spring the student body elects a person to serve as associate editor for the following year. After a year of apprenticeship, the associate editor becomes editor. The Devils’ Journal Book Store was opened for the first under the guid- ance of Mrs. Kay Finchum, the new newspaper sponsor.

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PEP CLUB BACKS TEAM, LETTERMEN REVISE Some happy pepsters, attired in the traditional Pep Club outfit, sing and do the hand motions which are a part of every Pep Club halftime show. Bottom Row: P. Shoudel; M. Jennings, C. Wible; E. Clemens; J. Kruse; J. Baysinger; S. Harpster; J. Hamilton; S. Muzzillo; S. Brown, Secretary; L. Liss; J. Rathert, President; M. Cole; A. Trippel; B. Snepp. Row 2: M. Souder; S. Imbody; D. Garavaglia; R. Peckhart; J. Bullock; S$. Bates; K. Krumma; D. Zelmer; L. Hoodelmier; C. Summers; K. Davidson; S. Dice; J. Heitz, Treasurer; B. Mauk; J. McInturf. Row 3: J. Heffley; K. Rodeffer; S. Banet; M. Harris; L. Lemper; D. Walter; S. Martin; L. Ennis; D. Steckley; N. Brown; J. Metcalf; R. Klock, Vice-President; N. Farr; K. Miller; S. Provines. Row 4: R. Stackhouse; A. McDaniel; S. Smith; V. Coffin; P. Proksa; K. Close; J. Yoder; C. Dilley; S. Lemper; J. Bruce; J. Zelmer; Page 28 The 115 members of the Pep Club backed our team at every game this year. In their weekly prac- tices, the girls learned new yells and songs. The club presented half-time shows consisting of songs and hand motions for all varsity home games. The Lettermen’s Club classified A.H.S. athletics into three major sports — football, basketball, and track; and three minor sports — cross country, golf, and baseball. By 1964 letter jackets will be awarded on a basis of three letters in a combination of major and minor sports or two letters in any major sport. A volleyball and a tennis tournament, archery and softball contests, and a playday at Huntington were the main events on the G.A.A. schedule. The proceeds from the Girls’ Athletic Association’s rec- ord hop were used to purchase equipment and awards. F. Wyne; N. George; S. Aschleman; D. Ditton. Row 5: M. Proksa; M. Holdeman; B. Wheeler; D. Heffley; J. McKeon; S. Sisson; J. Arnold; M. Allen; L. Krueger; N. Alley; M. Cochran; C. Shoudel; E. Graham; N. Bowman; A. Hoover. Row 6: R. Schuette; L. Ennis; M. Workman; D. Miller; D. Sapp; M. Yarlot; J. Smith; P. Wills; D. Folk; C. Wimer; S. Hamman; S. Rediger; T. Hay; L. Brandon; R. Raub. Row 7: J. Rugman; S. Stebing; B. Boren; P. Yoder; J. Sunday; C. Bauman; C. Cramer; E. Alley; A. Pinnington; G. Martin; C. Roop; L. Thomas. Row 8: C. Harris; C. Fetzer; M. Quinonez; J. Stebing; C. Ames; B. Miller; J. Brinkman.