Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION AND CLASSES During the nine months of school in this training camp of life, problems appear which even the Thinker would have found hard to solve. They are very wisely handled by our patriarchs, the faculty and school board, j 1 Page 7

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Wi iJ ' l ' 1 ' 1 l W 1 1 f t I f f r Dr. A. V. Hines Mr. H. L. McKenney Mr. B. O. Snepp Mr. R. W. Carlson SCHOOL BOARD The budgeteers of the Auburn Schools are often referred to as the School Board. Mr. B. O. Snepp, president of the board, seems to have a natural ability for such a position. His past record in the financial and executive depart- ments in the Auburn Automobile Company has given him the opportunity to develop this ability. Dr. A. V. Hines is treasurer of this select group. He knows his mathematics as well as he knows the human anatomy and is accurate in his work. Mr. R. W. Carlson, secretary, is employed at the Auburn Rubber Company. (You can see he has had a fitting preparatory course also.) The superintendent of the schools, Mr. H. L. McKenney, acts as executive officer of this group. When it comes to the smooth running of an educational system and its intricacies, you ' ll have a hard time finding a better engineer than Mr. McKenney. These men represent the enforcement of state laws in education. They also figure out the budget and other uninteresting things which must be done, but they do it willingly. We can also assure you that each of these men would do his utmost to promote the good standard of our school in any way possible. Page 8