Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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These high kicking seniors in chorus line fashion displayed their ability to liven up the third floor corridor. TEENAGER Oh, no! Debbie Summers ' eyes have popped out again! The jun¬ ior girls aided in the search. Many Auburn students find contact lenses helpful when they are not on the floor. Term paper due tomorrow? Jim Tucker is so busy with home¬ work assignments that he doesn ' t even pause to glance at the camera. Jim applies dedication and determination for success.

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Attention! Locker inspection tomorrow! Apparently the owners of these typical lockers aren ' t worried about the consequences that might be issued from headquarters. TYPICAL TALENTED The annual Christmas program demanded a special rehearsal by the band, chorus, and Speech Club members. The Christmas story was told in a family group and accented by a musical background.

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A dramatic performance was presented by Grandma Habig for the AHSers at one of Auburn ' s pep sessions. In the back¬ ground are two living oaks, football linemen Jake Dewitt and Phil Bard. VIBRANT CRIES OF VICTORY RANG OUT Thumbs up was the cry that warmed the chilly night as var¬ sity football players built enthusiasm for the Auburn snake dance. The warm faces and sparkling eyes were signs of the spirit within. Second to none, Norma Bair leads the fans in vibrant cheers of victory. Her efforts exemplified the support given to the Red and Black teams everywhere they traveled.