Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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8 INVADER ! C' 1 17717 .INC fCd'i!f!fL'l' V 77 Draper, McDonald, Leonard, Knuclsen Guptil. Roberts, Rowe, Buhl FACU LTY MISS ISABEL DRAPER, music instructor, received a Bachelor of Music degree after attending University of Washington and Whitman College. MR. DONALD MCDONALD was graduated from Washington State College, receiving a B. S. degree in Physical Education. He is Boys' Athletic and Gym Coach. MISS EVA MAE LEONARD teaches Home Economics. She attended College of Puget Sound and Washington State College, receiving a B. S. degree in Home Economics. MR. P. M. KNUDSEN, Botany and Biology teacher, attended University of Wisconsin and University of Washington, receiving his B. S. degree from Wisconsin. MISS MILDRED CUPTIL, who received an A. B. degree from Washington State College, is Typing instructor. MISS NETTIE ROBERTS is instructor in World History, Latin, and English. Her A. B. degree was earned at Washington State College. MR. RAYMOND ROWE attended Cheney Normal and University of Washington, where he earned a B. A. degree. He teaches U. S. History, Civics, American Democracy, International Relations and is assistant coach. MISS FRANCES BUHL, a University of Washington graduate and recipient of a B. A. degree, teaches German, Spanish and French. H.,J lv

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FACULTY 7 I I PRINCIPAL OAKLEY S principal of Auburn High School, Mr. E. A. Oakley has been con- nected with the Auburn schools for twelve years. After attending the University of In- diana for three years, and Columbia Uni- versity in New York for a year, he received his A. B. degree at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania. Since that time he has attended Stan- ford one summer and the University of Washington two summers. Mr. Oakley has also held the position of principal at Davenport, Washington. SUPERINTENDENT EIDAL R. ELMER O. EIDAL, Superintendent of the Auburn schools, has finished his second year in this position. He received his education at Ellens- burg High and Normal Schools, being graduated later from the University of Washington with an A. B. degree. After holding a teacher's position at Pasco, Washington, Mr. Eidal entered military service at the University of Washington camp. At the end of the war, in l9l8, he continued teaching. During the eight years prior to his arrival in Auburn, he had been principal of the Olympia schools. l A

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WW X!! McLean, S. Johnson, McNaughton, Krolcwec fdv' K Hall, Ward, Rude, M. johnson X ' FACU LTY MR. F. A. McLEAN was graduated from Washington State College where he received a B. A. degree. He is Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, and Commercial Geography teacher. MISS SIC-NE JOHNSON is English and Public speaking teacher. She was grad- uated from College of Puget Sound where she received her B. A. degree. MISS CORABEL MCNAUGHTON, librarian, received her A. B. degree from University of Washington. MR. ARTHUR KROLOWEC, a graduate of Washington State College and re- cipient of a B. S. degree, teaches Geometry and Physical geography. MR. KAL HALL is instructor in Chemistry and Physics. His B. S. degree was earned at Washington State College. MR. CECIL WARD, a University of Washington graduate and recipient of B. S. and M. E. degrees, teaches Manual Training and Algebra. MISS HAZEL RUDE, English and lournalisrn teacher, attended University of Washington, receiving an A. B. degree. MISS MYRTLE IOHNSON was graduated from University of Washington, receiving an A. B. degree. She is Shorthand and English instructor.