Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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Kings MR. HUSSELMAN Mr. Husselman ' s long term on the school board has required patience and stability as well as executive ability. His nine years as president of the board mark a sizable contribution to the welfare of his community. Because Mr. Husselman applies the same able manage- ment to his school duties that is devoted to his succesful business, Auburn ' s school board is cm influential and efficient organization. MR. SHOOK Mr. Shook is winding up his third year as an effec- tive member of the school board. A friendly and jo- vial part of the school scene, Mr. Shook takes his duties seriously and can always be depended upon to handle the job efficient- ly. Influenced, no doubt, by his four daughters, Mr. Shook understands the workings of the juvenile mind and puts his knowl- edge to good use. MR. CLOSE Mr. Close was appointed to the Auburn City school board in August, 1951, and soon will have finished his first term of service. Mr. Close has had ample experience with young people since he has four children of his own. This gives him insight into the problems and difficulties of students. Besides being an expert with an outboard motor on liamilton Lake and a successful businessman, Mr. Close is a capable addition to our school board. Page 8

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(EnttBula MR. McKENNEY Mr. McKenney has completed his 28ih year of service to the Auburn school system as its earnest and loyal superintendent. Mr. McKenney is the school official we all remember from our very earliest learning experiences as we caught glimpses of him flitting back and forth among Auburn ' s five schools, guiding his many charges. He will be remembered by his graduates for acts of thoughtfulness to all. MR. MILLER Mr. Miller is Auburn High ' s ever busy principal. But in spite of his crowded sched- ule, he is always willing to help solve any student prob- lem from a lost subject to a missing mitten; what ' s more, he is well known for his fair- ness in dealing with all kinds of disputes. Under Mr. Mil- ler ' s capable management, AHS is a well organized and efficiently run organization. MRS. EMMA REEDER Emma ' s official position is that of secretary to Mr. Miller, but her responsibilities cover a wide field. They range from disciplining cm occasion- al assembly to quieting an irate ticket buyer. As we all learned in our junior high days, Emrna is a strict but effective helper. MRS. CARMA-JEAN ECKERT Carma, whose pleasing voice has brightened many student hours, is Mr. McKenney ' s recep- tionist. Her efficiency and willingness have straightened out more than a few confused pupils. Carma ' s presence in the front office is a comfort to members of AHS, for they know she has their interests at heart. Page 9