Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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MR. ELMER O. EIDAL Superintendent Mr. Eidal, a graduate of Ellens- burgh Normal School and the Uni- versity of Washington, and the recipient of a A. B. degree from the latter, has been Superintendent of Auburn Schools since the fall of 1929. C I I Board of Education George A. Kester - - Clerk F, D. Merritt - - - Fred C. Bull President

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MR. E. A. OAKLEY Principal For thirteen years, Mr. Oakley has been associated with Auburn schools and has been principal of the Senior High since l926. He received his A. B. degree from Swathmore College, Pennsylvania and has attended the University of Indiana and Columbia University. Principals Message At this time of year we will do well if we pause and take a look backward. The year has been successful if we as a school have learned some of the lessons of life. It has been a failure if we have merely put in time here. It is for you to judge if you are a better citizen, a better thinker, and a better worker because of this year. This has not been an easy year in any respect. We should not wish for easy times but for strength and determination to meet the problems of life squarely as they come, always remem- bering that we are never going to be greater or better than we will to be. For the graduating seniors I wish them success in their every undertaking. 'fllflc'