Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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ELECTIVE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Ready Secretarial training, typing, and bookkeeping stu- dents prepared themselves for careers in the business world. Secretarial and bookkeeping sets enabled the students to attain a better concept of the problems concerning their chosen vocation. Junior and senior girls, serving as student secretaries, obtained vital experience by performing the various tasks assigned to them by their respective bosses. What total did you get? as four ambitious students through the bookkeeping room ddition for various bookkeeping jne Heffley interrupts her work long enough to pose fo ! practices proper filing techniques.

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Mary Ann Stackhouse demonstrates the proper use of the mod- ern equipment found in the chemistry room. And she does it Melinda Herberger displays intricate Japanese acrobatics as she copies a circle from her paper, which has drifted to the floor. onto the board. As a rule, however, geometry students forsake such frivolities for the serious study of Euclid. DEPARTMENTS STIMULATE STUDENTS ' MINDS No, this isn ' t a double exposure. It ' s the Byal twins, Ronald ond Randall. Or is it Randall and Ronald? At any rote, both seem to understand their trig quite well.

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TRAINS CITIZENS FOR FUTURE The modern, up-to-date equipment in both the home economics department and the shop offered excellent opportunities for those who wished to take advantage of them. The experience gained from the use of this equipment will be of great value to the students in future years. The way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach. These young home economists. Pat Schlegel and Betty Weaver, diligently study the culinary arts. Marsha Yarlot affirms the old saying. A stitch in Shop students learn the proper use of modern vocational equip- ment. Here Jake DeWitt prepares his latest shop project. Whadda ya mean, what is it? I know?