Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

Page 13 text:

SUPERINTENDENT McKENNEY Mr. H, L. McKenney, who has for many years been the superintendent of the Auburn City Schools, is a very busy man. His position requires the management not only of A.H.S. but of every other school in our community. His labors extend beyond ordinary office hours, and his many duties do not permit enough leisure time for him to be come well acquainted with many of the students However, his friendly smile and nod have won him a place in the hearts of many of the students of A. H. S. as well as those in the grade schools of this city. PRINCIPAL MILLER Mr. Lloyd W. Miller, that man with the ever ready smile and helping hands, has been principal of A. H. S. for twelve years. His many and varied ex- periences with students have given him a clear understanding of high school students and their numerous problems. He is the man whose work is never done, as his work deals not only with the problems of the student, but also with the many other intricacies and details which exist in the man- aging of a high school. However, the great admira- tion of the student body, and numerous friends he wins are well worth the effort and labor he puts forth. EMMA STEBING, is the second mem- ber of the office staff. Mr. Miller, with- out her capable hands, would probably be at a loss. Her ready smile, her pleas- ing personality, and her admirable char- acteristics have also made her well liked by all those who know and associate with her. CARMA PATEE, whose efficiency and willingness to help has saved many a blundering student from tears and de- spair, is Mr. McKenney ' s competent re- ceptionist. Her congenial personality has won her many friends in the student body and among the members of the faculty. Page 9

Page 12 text:

PRESIDENT HUSSELMAN Mr. E. A. Husselman is now embarking on his fourth term as a member of the Auburn School Board. His record in the three preceding years re- veals him as competent and capable in his posi- iion. Perhaps the fact that his daughter is a teen- ager like ourselves and susceptible to the same troubles, helps explain his understanding and tact in dealing with students and their various prob- lems. SECRETARY WEINERT Mr. W. G. Weinert is now serving his first term as a member of the Auburn School Board. He is a leading businessman in our city, and comes in con- tact daily with young people. Havmg a son, as well as a daughter, in our school system should naturally make him more prone to evaluate and weigh our problems. These assets should make him a valuable and competent member of the Board. TREASURER McINTYRE Mr. H. C. Mclntyre is now serving his second term as treasurer of the Auburn School Board. The expert handling of his post last year ably entitles him to another year of service. His sincere inter- est in the school system and its functioning may well be due to his long association with many of the citizens and students of our community. Page

Page 14 text:

MR FRANK WEATHERS, A.B. Social Science Muncie Normal University of Chicago Indiana University DePauw University Hobby: Fishing, bowling, and pitching horseshoes MRS. ARTELLA TETER, A.B, Mathematics Indiana University Manchester College Hobby: Reading MR LLOYD W. MILLER, A.B., M.A. Social Science University of Michigan Hobby: Extracurricular activities ai school MR. KEITH R, SHOWALTER, A.B. Social Science and Basketball Ball State Teachers College Hobby: Sports F ACU MR. JOHN W. ROSE, A.B., M.S. Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics Tri-State College Hiram College Indiana University Hobby: Reading MISS MAUDE ARMSTRONG, A.B. English Michigan State Normal College Syracuse University Hobby: Outdoor aclivities Page 10