Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION — GALAXY PRESIDENT N. E. YODER Mr. N. E. Yoder has served as the president of the Auburn Board of School Trustees for a period of two years. Previous to serving as the president of the board he served as secretary for one year. As the president he presents all matters of business to the school board. During the past school year Mr. Yoder worked on a survey of the Auburn school system and on obtaining a school cafeteria for the Auburn schools in addition to his many other duties as presi- dent. Mr. Yoder has done his job as president very well. SECRETARY FORD WALTER This is Mr. Ford Walter ' s second year as secret ary of the Auburn Board of School Trustees. His duties as secretary consist of keeping the records of the ac- tions of the school board and carrying on its corres- pondence. One of Mr. Walter ' s main projects this year was working on a school cafeteria for the Au- burn schools. This past year he also worked on and helped to bring about a book rental system for the entire twelve grades of the Auburn schools. Mr. Walter has shown his superior ability as secretary many times by all the good work he has done. TREASURER A. B. LITTLETON Mr. A. B. Littleton was elected treasurer of the Auburn School Trustees in 1954. He has worked faithfully in this position as treasurer for the past five years. His duties as the treasurer include re- ceiving, dispensing, and accounting for the school system ' s funds. In the future Mr. Littleton, along with the other members of the school board, plans to improve the school buildings and generally im- prove the Auburn school system. Mr. Littleton ' s good work has been greatly appreciated. Page 10

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SUPERINTENDENT ROSS F. TIPTON Mr. Ross F. Tipton has been the superintendent of the Auburn school system for one year. Before coming to Auburn to serve as superintendent, he was superintendent at Delphi, Indiana, for two years. During the past year his efforts brought many improvements to the Auburn school system. Some of the improvements are the addition of a kindergarten to the school system and a school cafe- teria. In preparation for the future, Mr. Tipton worked on a school survey. PRINCIPAL LLOYD W. MILLER Mr. Lloyd W. Miller has served well as the prin- cipal of Auburn High School. In addition to being principal Mr. Miller teaches group guidance. He helps the presidents of various organizations work out a schedule of meetings so that the dates will not conflict and countersigns all checks for the different classes and clubs of the high school. He is also the sponsor of our annual and is the school ' s athletic director. Even though Mr. Miller is a busy man, he is always willing to help the students with their problems. His willingness to help the students is just one of the reasons he is so well-liked by the student bodv. MRS. CARMA-JEAN ECKERT Mrs. Carma-Jean has worked at Auburn High School since her graduation in 1946. Mrs. Eckert has served under two superintendents of the Auburn school system. She worked for Mr. H. L. McKenney until his retirement a year ago. This school year she was secretary and receptionist for the new superintendent, Mr. Ross Tipton. Mrs. Eckert does the bookkeeping, typing , and other general office work for Mr. Tipton. Carma is a person well-liked by the students because of her warm personality. MISS ROSE MARIE OPENLANDER Miss Rose Marie Openlander has served as Mr. Miller ' s secretary since her graduation from Auburn High School in 195 S. In addition to her regular secretarial duties, like bookeeping and typing, she does some work for the Parent-Teacher Association. She is also a great help at the athletic games by selling tickets and acting as ticket taker. Her will- ingness to help the students makes her verv popular among the students. Page 11