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Art Art increases the outlook on life and often is relaxing. A few of the students plan to go further in the field of drawing. We all wish them the best of luckl Mathematics Mathematics forms the very fun- damentals needed by nearly every person who goes out in the world of Progress. Various types of mathe- matics are given in Auburn High — algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Speech Speech has proved an essential program in Auburn High. Good speech is necessary to success if we want progress. This class is small but promising. Page 10
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cutis es The Auburn School Board, which is composed of three local business men, forms the executive body. This group, with the aid of Mr. McKenney, superin- tendent of schools, conforms the financial program to fit the budget and formulates school policies. Mr. Haggarty, as treasurer, is a very fit holder of the office. He is president of one of our local banks. He says the school system must be the best — which is none too good. He undertakes a game of golf for recreation. Mr. D. K. Armstrong, secretary of the board, runs a successful grocery business in south Auburn. Having a son in high school, he is deeply interested in the various activities pro- vided for the boys. Mr. E. A. Husselman is president of the board. His business is the selling of monuments, but he also has his moments for recreation, namely, fly fishing. Page 9
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Business Training Business Training is one of the out- standing classes in Auburn High which offers you the most direct ap- plication to your future work. It in- cludes bookkeeping courses for those aspiring to become secretaries and business men. The underclassmen are given the opportunity to take Junior Business. ] 1 ' H 1 wP S l Pag.. II , — l HfeT W ■ HhiM j%JL 4 9 ig p . . warn y§. -..m Music Music helps make the world go ' round. We all enjoy our own indi- vidual type of music. Our band is progressing each year. Miss Cecil capably teaches both band and chorus. The chorus is shown here. Languages Languages, though oftimes bewil- dering, help to broaden our outlook on different peoples of the world. Here is one of our English classes under the careful guidance of Miss Dawson. Page 11
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