Auburn High School - Trojan / Oracle Yearbook (Auburn, IL)

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U,br ($rarU MR. C. R. DAVIS. Principal For the constant changes in our school, each a step in the progress of learning, we owe tribute to Mr. Davis, whose untiring efforts for the school have put him in a most respected place in our hearts. 10 2 9 Seven

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' hr Oftrarlr THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. E. H. BRITTIN. President CLYDE L. EVANS. Secretary Building and Grounds Committee THOMAS HALL ORIX JENKINS Finance Committee S. A. HERRON C. A. DODDS Education Committee C. L. EVANS HENRY HARRIS The Board of Education, the mainstay of the Auburn High School, is carrying on its work for the betterment of an institution of learning for the high school students of Auburn. In our building we are almost constantly receiving new equipment; and we find the hoard co-operating in anything that is undertaken by the school. We want the board to know that we appreciate their work for our education in this school in which we have been privileged to enroll as students. Our school, rising from a beautiful campus, is indeed a tribute to these men who are constantly working toward its advance- ment. Although the Seniors are passing from the influence of the board, they can never forget the school that they will be proud to say sent them to college or good positions. Six 19 2 9

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She ©rarlr CLARE R. DAVIS, Principal Chemistry and Civics None other can (Hi his place.” Greenville College, Valparaiso Univer- sity. University of Illinois. American University, Auburn High School— 1923. THOMAS M. GILBERT Athletic Coach, Manual Training A little nonsence now and then. Is relished by the wisest men. Rose Polytcchn’c, Eastern Illinois State Teachers’ College, Auburn High School—1926. THELMA G. HILL Economics She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. University of Illinois, B. S., Auburn H gh School—1927. MILDRED MUSSER Latin and English I live for those who love me. For those who know me true. Kansas Wesleyan University, A. B., Colorado College. Auburn High School—1927. HOMER C. TORREYSOX Mathematics He doesn’t put things off; he puts them over. ’ ’ Iledding College. A. B„ University of Illinois. Auburn High School—1923. EDWARD L. McCORMICK Chemistry, Biology, Physics A man who’s not afraid to say his say. Central Wesleyan College, A. B.. Uni- versity of M ssouri, M. A., Auburn High School—1923. Eight 1929