Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Bottom Row: C. Os- mun, S. Olson (V.-Pres.), J. Heitz (Sec), P. Proksa (Treas.), S. Jeakle (Pres.), D. Cochard, J. Meschberger, Mr. Notestine. Row 2: Mrs. Finchum, R. Raub, K. Hahn, J. Bullock, K. McComas, M. Smith, S. Smith. Row 3: H. Hanes, K. Lange, W. Rogers, T. Goodwin, S. Dice, K. Miller, K. Davidson, N. Farr, R. Klock. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SALUTES SCHOLARS; To qualify scholastically for the Auburn Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools, a student must have a scholarship level, beginning with his freshman year, of no semester grade below a B on a cumulative average of 3.15 with no grade below a C. In addition, a candidate is judged on his leadership, character, and service. Fourteen new members were inducted into the Au- burn chapter in a ceremony held before the student body. They were K. Davidson, N. Farr, H. Hanes, R. Klock, J. Meschberger, K. Miller, S. Olson, S. Smith, and M. Smith, seniors; and K. Hahn, K. Lange, C. Os- mun, and R. Raub, juniors. The induction ceremony was written and given by the eight charter members. The solemnity of the National Honor Society induction ceremony is reflected in the expressions of Cathie Osmun, Becky Raub, and Bill Rogers. age 24

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School, although it is primarily a place of learning, would nonetheless be very dull if studies alone occupied the time that you devoted to it. Thus it is, and wisely so, that you look for something more with which to complement your studies and to occupy your spare time. These are the things that refresh you, that teach you to live and work with others, that give you a satisfying sense of accomplishment: these are . . . tyoux ActttrttCet.

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STUDENT COUNCIL: Bottom Row: Mr. Notestine, Smith, C. Holdeman, H. Cornelius, F. Wise, J. Lovett, G. Jeakle (V.-Pres.), C. Osmun, C. Bauman, M. Proksa, E. Hollis. Row 3: K. Lange, H. Kessler, G. Nodine, K. (Sec), D. Lumm (Treas.), K. Beuret (Pres.), P. Proksa, Hahn, A. Garceau, K. Shuttleworth, D. Pepple, D. Mr. Thompson. Row 2: D. Garavaglia, V. Coffin, M. Cochard, J. Shafer. STUDENT COUNCIL LEGISLATES ELECTION PROCEDURES Action was the password of the Student Council this year. The Council passed long-awaited legisla- tion regarding class and club election procedures. Among the reforms were self-nomination and the su- pervision of all club elections by the Student Council President. Standards were set up for the position of Student Council President, and a board was formed to screen the candidates on their other qualifications. The Council did its part in backing the athletic teams by covering the school walls with inspiring posters, providing the programs for the basketball games, and sponsoring the freshman basketball tourney. A school news column was published in the local newspaper. The Council accepted the responsibility of supervising the raising and lowering of the school flaq. Teams of stu- dents volunteered and were trained for the iob. Sue Kingsbury, Becky Raub, Margaret Smith, and Dianne Garavaglia keep busy by creating school spirit. Page 25