Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Mr. ' VCtMtliers, Mr. Miller, Mr. Show.ilter, Mr. Kottlowski, Miss ScIIlm-s, Miss Br.uKion F AC U LT SOCIAL SCIENCE AND Mr. Keith Showalter Mr. A. B. — Social Science and Basketball Coach Ball State Teachers ' College Mr. Frank Weathers Miss A. B. — Social Science DePauw University Muncle Normal University of Chicago Indiana University Mr. Harold Kottlowski B. M. — Music Butler University Arthur Jordan Conservatory Miss of Music Purdue Universitv Y FINE ARTS Lloyd Miller A. B., A. M.- — Principal and Social Science University of Michigan Lydia Sellers B. S. — Art Chicago Art Institute Applied Art School, Chicago Butler Univcrsit ' John Herron Art Institute Indiana University Federal Industrial Training School, Indianapolis Mary ' Brandon B. B. — Music DePauw University Northwestern Universitv ADMINISTRATION This year the faculty welcomed five new members into our school system. Mrs. Mildred DeBaun came to us from Bicknell, Indiana, to replace Miss Margaret Stanion, as our new physical education teacher and leader of the Girls ' Athletic Association and Girl Reserve. Miss Ednaferne Jones replaced Miss Opal DeLancey as our typing teach- er. Mr. Gerhart Schwartz, our new speech and English teacher, replaced Mr. Kenneth Ettner, who is now in the service overseas. Mr. Schwartz had to leave us in January to answer the call of Uncle Sam. He is now in the U. S. Navy. Mr. Schwartz was re- placed by Mrs. Frank Weathers for the remainder of the school terms. Mr. Harold Kot- tlowski, our new band and orchestra instructor, hailed from Indianapolis to replace Mr. Pres Wilcox, who resigned on account of ill health. For convenience this year, we have just one ring for our fire drills instead of the three different signals as before. We have also practiced aid raid drills this year. When the alarm sounds, all the students must remember to find shelter in the safest places. These places are on the inside walls in the halls, far awa ' from places of danger in case we are ever bombed. Mr. Miller has faithfully carried out these drills, and th ' students have cooperated in every way. Page 1 1

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■ ' ■ B lk K -.p|l nn | Mhs(« .j m- Rpmi Hfl Rv 99 1 m|| H nmni Supt. H. L. McKenney E. A. Husselman D. K. Armstrong J. D. Haggarty SCHOOL BOARD The Auburn board of education is appointed by the city council to help administer school programs and to be responsible for school opera- tions. It IS composed of three members each of whom has an outstanding record in the city of Auburn. Mr. E. A. Husselman has advanced from secretary to president. He has conducted a fine monument business in the city of Auburn for sev- eral years, and he has wide business connections. Mr. D. K. Armstrong, secretary, is a new member of the board this year. However, he is already well known since he has for a number of years been a successful grocer in Auburn. Mr. J. D. Haggarty, treasurer, has actively served on the board in recent years. He is well fitted for his position, having had experience as cashier in the Auburn State Bank for fourteen years. During the past year he has been made president of the bank. Mr. H. L. McKenney, the executive officer and the superintendent of our school, has served for many years. To him we owe the splendid accomplishments of the year and through his dependable judgment the school has continued to progress. These men represent the enforcement of state laws in education. They are well fitted in every way for the guidance and administration of school affairs. We are proud to have men with such qualifications to manage our school. Page 10

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ADMINISTRATIO N Our school this year was very fortvinatc in hearing one of the most accompHshed musicians ever to be heard in Auburn High School. He was Mr. Pierce Knox, a blind student who entertained us on his xylophone, by playing many selections for the students. Mr. Cameron Parks, former coach of Garrett High School, who is now in the service, gave an interesting talk on his collection of Indian relics. He displayed several unusual arrow heads and hammers. The Parent-Teachers ' Association has been very active this year. Officers for the organization were Mrs. C. C. Smith, president; Mrs. F. W. Weathers, first vice-presi- dent; Mr. Lloyd Miller, second vice-president; Mrs. J. R. Tallen, secretary; Mrs. Wm. Quance, treasurer; Mrs. N. E. Yoder, council representative. Among the problems which they have discussed at their meetings has been ways and means of providing better recreational activities for the students of Auburn High School. Besides buying records, sponsoring and chaperoning school dances they have given much of their time on the gas and oil rationing boards. F AC SCIENCE AN Mr. Donald Coar A. B., M. S. — Mathematics Indiana University University of Wisconsm Miss Gladys Duguid A. B. — English and French Indiana University Michigan University Columbia University University of Southern California Miss Carol Dawson A. B. — Senior English .md L.uin Tri-State College Indiana University University of Chicago University of Southern California U LTY D LANGUAGES Mr. Gi.khart Schwartz B. S. — English Ball State Teachers ' College Miss Maude Armstrong A. B. — English Michgian State Normal College Syracuse University Mrs. Frank Weathers A. B. — English — Public Speaking DePauw University Columbia University Mr. Robert Schooley A. B., A. M. — Science University of Marseilles, France Indiana State Normal Indiana University Miss Duguid, Mr. Coar, Miss Dawson, Mrs. C ' eathers, Mr. Schooley, Miss Armstrong Page 12