Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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3luhtnal lumt PRESIDENT SHOOK MR, HENRY M. SHOOK, president of the school board for his first year after successfully com- pleting his position as treasurer, has proved to be capable of such a difficult and demanding job. No doubt influenced by his four daughters, Mr. Shook understands the juvenile mind and has been able to put his knowledge to good use. SECRETARY McINTYRE MR. H. C. McINTYRE finished Mr. Robert Close ' s term as secretary of the school board. His job of recording school proceedings and taking care of correspondence has been done capably and well TREASURER WEILER Although this is MR. WEILER ' S first year as treas- urer of the school board, he has successfully dem- onstrated his talent for balancing the school budget. Mr. Weiler has an important position and has proved capable of filling it. Page 8

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OInttti ' nUtng Ixtan SUPERINTENDENT McKENNEY MR. McKENNEY ' S thoughtfulness and consider- ation for others has been a benefit to many local students and teachers. This is his thirtieth year of service to the Auburn school board as its able superintendent. Mr. McKenney ' s dry, entertaining humor and kindliness will not be forgotten by his many students. PRINCIPAL MILLER MR. MILLER is Auburn High School ' s busy and efficient principal. He is not only an able principal and teacher, but in spite of his crowded schedule he has found time to help his confused or wor- ried pupils, no matter what the trouble may have been. In spite of his many duties Mr. Miller is also the annual sponsor and ticket salesman for all athletic games. MRS. CARMA-JEAN ECKERT ' S pleasant attitude and willingness to help confused pupils has brightened many students ' hours. Carma began her position as secretary to Mr. Miller after her graduation in 1947 and has since successfully filled the position of Mr. McKenney ' s receptionist and secretary. MISS VIRGINIA WALTERS decided last year after graduating from high school to remain in A. H. S. and fill the position of secretary to the principal. Virginia ' s cheerful smile and pleasant disposition has been appre- ciated by both students and teachers. Page 9