Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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School Board H. L. Brown All students know Mr. Brown and are glad they do. He always bocsts the Auburn High activities in every way. Through his dependable judgment the school has gained much. Willis Rhoads Mr. Rhoads wins many friends through his liking for the High School boys and girls. Although this is but Mr. Rhoads ' s second year on the School Board he has done much to- ward furthering high school interests. H. W. Timbrook Another of the High School ' s able directors is Mr. Timbrook. Whenever there is any need for help he is always ready to offer his. Students especially know him for the friendly smile with w hich he greets everyone. [14]

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Administration From the beginning of our high school trip, the responsibility for our success has been largely left with the Administration. Faculty members tvere required only to in- struct us, but they have done not just the essential but whatever tended to make school pleasant for us. Their indispensability is plain if we consider that a mem- ber of the Administration super- vises every extra-curricular activ- ity. It is hard to distinguish be- tween the essential and the extra services as long as we are accus- tomed to both, but if the voluntary assistance of the Administration should cease, school would be a long, unpleasant trip. [13]

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Faculty H. L. McKenney, B. S., A. B. Superintendent Valparaiso University Wisconsin University Indiana University University of Chicago University of Cincinnati Mr. McKenney ' s efficiency and unfailing interest have made the school a success in all lines of endeav- or. To him we owe the splendid ac- complishments of the year and the co-operation between the departments of school work. Julia M. Duncan Clerk Everybody knows Judy as the pleasant girl who comes to call fortu- nate pupils from their classes to the telephone. It is she who copies the grades and keeps the books; she per- forms the duties of clerk very well. E. F. Fribley, A. B., A. M. Principal DePauw University Columbia University Under Mr. Fribley ' s supervision Auburn High has attained a high rank in all activities. Mr. Fribley is interested in all of the phases of school life and is always ready to give aid and advice whenever needed. His help was invaluable as advisor for The Follies. [15]