Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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The Aristocrats .... SUPERINTENDENT H. L. McKENNEY Mr. McKenney ' s helpfulness and consideration for others has been a trait which is recognized and ap- preciated by many students and teachers. Well liked, he is respected by all students because of his fairness. He has filled the position of superintendent well since 1924, and we are proud to have such a superintendent of schools. PRINCIPAL LLOYD W. MILLER Mr. Miller, with his stern and understanding ways, has helped to solve the big questions and problems in many a student ' s mind. Not only has he been an outstanding and hard-working principal, but he has also sponsored the annual and helped with other extracurricular ac- tivities. PRESIDENT G. A. WEILER After serving as treasurer of the Auburn School Board, Mr. Gerald Weiler was elected president. The president has many obligations, but most of his time is spent with the other board members working on school problems and improvements. A great deal of time has been spent this past year with the construc- tion of the new Junior High Sc hool building, which is well under way. Mr. Weiler has done exceptionally well in the office of president, and all have profited by his splendid leadership. SECRETARY H. C. McINTYRE Mr. H. C. Mclntyre has fulfilled the job of recording school pro- ceedings and taking care of cor- respondence remarkably well. He has done a lot of work with regard to the book rental system and the new Junior High School building. This is his second term as secre- tary, and he has proven his cap- ability for the job. TREASURER A. B. LITTLETON Mr. A. B. Littleton has done a wonderful job of keeping the scales balanced. His job as trea- surer and office manager of the Auburn Rubber Company has kept him well versed on the subject. Mr. Littleton ' s work has been greatly appreciated by the administration, and all have profited by his effi- cient accounting. Page S w w V ' «n ilW % ' .NTf rVT -«7 M»l If I t V ' ' . ' «. L«-«l— SJJU H «s. -LJA W-

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Foreivord The Old South has been selected as the theme for the 1956 Follies. The South now contributes greatly to our country ' s prosperity with its vast agricultural regions and growing industries, but we are especially interested in the days of the early nine- teenth century. The days preceeding the years of the Civil War were ones of a rich, colorful life of brilliant ballroom dances, thrilling fox hunts, hours of working and singing in the cotton fields, quiet and sophisticated plantation living, and the excite- ment of the Mississippi River life with its picturesque steamboats and traveling shows. This year ' s book has been built around these delightful days of the Old South, and as you look upon the following pages, we hope that you will recall some of the delightful times that you have enjoyed at Auburn High School. Page 7

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