Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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■ } ' ■■ ! . -KJ. Foreivord We have chosen the theme of Safari for the 1957 Follies because it so aptly portrays our search or hunt for education through the halls and classrooms of Auburn High School. In our search for education we have not only increased our knowledge but also have developed our personalities and made new friendships. The word Safari often refers to an exploration either with weapons or cameras. We are not actually going to take a trip to the heart of Africa, but by referring to the classes as the different figures in the animal kingdom — Kings of Beasts, Work Horses, Striped Kitties, and Tail Swingers — we hope to flash upon your minds the memories, pictures, and faces of those participating in the Safari. Page 7

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Jfer Index FOREWORD Mighty Hunters THE FACULTY Gunbearers CLASSES Kings of the Beasts — Lions Striped Kitties — Tigers Work Horses — Elephants Tail-Swingers — Monkeys SCHOOL LIFE Calendar ACTIVITIES Major Staff Minor Staff Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Plebes Teen-Y Band Chorus F.T.A. SPORTS A.A.A. Football Mitsue Ueda Librarians Booster Club F.H.A. F.F.A. G.A.A. Lettermen ' s Club Devils ' Journal Play Basketball Track HUMOR AND ADVERTISING Page 6

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Mighty Hunters SUPERINTENDENT H. L. McKENNEY Mr. H. L. McKcnney has served well in his position as superintendent of the Auburn school system since 1923. In conjunction with the school board, he has expended much time and energy in the planning and construction of the new Junior High School, and his able assistance has put into effect a book rental system in the first five grades of our schools. His honesty and devotion to his duties have contributed to his success. PRINCIPAL LLOYD W. MILLER Mr. L. W. Miller has long and efficiently served Auburn High School in the arduous position of being principal. Being principal involves many things; Mr. Miller teaches group guidance, citizenship and vocations, and is in charge of all extra-curricular activities. He is our athletic director and also sponsors the annual. This year he was the assistant manager of the sectional basketball tournament. He is especially interested in individual guidance for students and consequently has helped to solve the problems of many students. SECRETARY N. E. YODER During Mr. N. E. Yoder ' s first year on the school board, he has proved his ability for the posi- tion of secretary. He faithfully re- cords the activities of the board and effectively carries on its cor- respondence. Mr. Yoder is also in charge of the exterior improvement of the Auburn schools, such as streets and sidewalks. This past year he has given special attention to the new Junior High School. PRESIDENT H. C. McINTYRE Mr. H. C. Mclntyre was elected chief executive of the Auburn Board of School Trustees in Aug- ust, 1956. Previous to this time, he had held the positions of treasurer or secretary during his three terms. The president has, in the past year, been concerned with many jobs, but most of his time has been spent with the completion of the Junior High School building and in laying plans for a new DeSoto School. Mr. Mclntyre has worked most dil- igently with the school program and has done exceedingly well. TREASURER A. B. LITTLETON Mr. A. B. Littleton is the treasurer of the school board and has filled this position exceptionally well for the past two years. His duties as treasurer include the application and disbursement of funds. In ad- dition, he also is in charge of inter- ior construction of Auburn schools and has done a splendid job of su- pervising the equipping of the new Junior High School. Mr. Littleton ' s accurate accounting has been great- ly appreciated by the administra- tion. Page 8