Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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A rrnstr, lr Hc ggarty SCHOOL BOARD Superintendent McKenney and the three members of the board of education compose the executive body of Auburn High School. They formulate the school ' s policy and financial program. Mr. E. A. Husselman, president of the board, has run a fine monument business in Auburn for several years. He has wide business connections and many friends. For relaxation from the cares of business he chooses fly fishing in the northern Indiana lakes. He takes a special interest in all the activities of the school. Upon the shoulders of Mr. D. K. Armstrong, secretary of the board, rests the responsibility of running a grocery business amid the restrictions and regulations of war time. He likes to still-fish now and then to forget these heavy duties. Mr. Armstrong is deeply interested in boys and their activities. Mr. Haggarty is well fitted for the position of treasurer, as he started as a bank clerk and worked up to the presidency of the bank. He is an ardent golfer, and it would take a better than average player to touch him in that field. Mr. Haggarty believes that the best is none too good in a school system. Mr. H. L. McKenney, the executive officer, is an earnest Scotchman with an infinite capacity for hard work. He is the fortunate possessor of a great sense of humor, and is well known among the students and townspeople not only for his long years of achievements, but also for the bits of sly wit that pop in here and there in his conversation.