Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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The Speech Club prese giving progn bury offer the Here Rebecca Raub. Jc □ding of What to be Thankful For. ading at the Thanks and Sue Kings BRIGHTEN YEAR Four Student Council members illustrate the new look for 1964. Sue Carbough shows that the hem line has gone down this year. Joan McKeon has that natural look — the smooth, sleek hairdo. Marsha Allen and Larry Barnhart picture the togetherness that exists in a small school. Your Appearance Counts, and this oup makes qu appe The Presbyterian Church was the scene of this yea Formal, Silver Bells. Santa Claus made a surpri lur assembly program, Sergeant Darrell f i entitled Mechanized Death, a realistic porl : automobile accidents. »• ■ ♦ r 1 -

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hSMmjvm rLlmMJli This year ' s Christmas assembly provided an hour devoted to the true spirit of Christmas. The Speech Club used shadow-boxing to depict themes of the various numbers presented by the chorus. CONVOCATIONS AND HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES During Christmas vacation, many A.H.S. ' ers could be seen at the Canteen. Here spirited Red Devil fans celebrate at a record hop following our victory at the Holiday Tourney. Time: December 29. Place: Greenhurst Country Club. Event: A panel of last year ' s seniors answered questions about college life which were presented to them by the class of ' 64, after which an informal mixer was held.

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The gymnastics of our four varsity cheerleaders led the Devils to many noisy victories. From left: Judy Ar- nold, Kathy Briggs, Nancy Cooper, and Carol Long. MIGHTY AUBURN RED DEVILS EX This Garrett Railroader prepares to eject an Auburn lettei from his car while his beautiful girlfriend looks on in dis There ' s no reason why we can ' t beat them: we ' ll win! says Mr. Showalter as he reassures the student body of a victory at Chur- We ' re with you team, so fight