Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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I FADS N FASHION When one wears bleeding madras, he is considered tuff by the students of Auburn High. The alphabet is in! V-neck sweaters and A-line skirts are worn by these members of the Sophomore Class. The strength of the mighty seniors is displayed by this senior cords totem pole. The contagious leg disease puzzles Pat Opper as he gawks at the lower limbs of his freshman classmates. ' JslS '

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The spirit of our school found its heart in the students, and surely the hearts beat strong in the dedicated girls who poured vigor and determination into the Auburn Pep Club. IN DECLARATION OF DEVOTED SPIRIT At the Tomb of the Unknown Railroader, Pat Welch places a symbol of the spirit that brought a disastrous end to a Garrett Railroader. In mourning with Pat are the other Auburn Red Devils. Practice was not always serious as the Devils scrambled back to work after demolishing a replica of the Angola Hornets. Mr. Thompson seems worried. Could it be he had to clean up?

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FOR 65 Margie Sellew in her fur coat leads a pack of Jolly Juniors with their shoulder bags and English hats in an attempt to escape from the halls of A.H.S. Spring is busting out all over! This can be seen by the frilly blouses and Paisley skirts of the senior girls.