The Auxiliary Unit is an important adjunct to the Post's scheme of organization. The official contact with the unit is through the Unit President. The unit can help only in proportion to its opportunity. A good Post Commander will find work for the Auxiliary Unit to do. The Commander, or designated representative, will keep in close touch with the unit and give its members plenty of inspiration and encouragement.

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President       Rosemary Burdick	Responsible for teaching and protecting the cardinal principles of the American Legion Auxiliary and the supervision of all other officers of the unit, guided by the constitution and by the decision of the unit as a body. As presiding officer of unit meetings, should make every effort to see that the meetings are conducted properly with a recommended order of business and the ceremonial ritual for the opening and closing of the unit meeting
1st Vice President       Jean Abbazia	The responsibilities of this office are devoted largely to the membership enrollment activities of the unit.
2nd Vice President       Mary Linborg	The responsibilities of this office are concerned primarily with patriotic observances, the development of unit activities, and planning entertainment and social features that may be scheduled in conjunction with unit meetings
Secretary       Marilyn Carpenter	This officer is the secretary of the unit, maintaining an intimate contact with the individual unit members, keeping the unit records, and publishing any necessary orders, announcements, and instructions.
Treasure       Sandy Carnevale	This officer has the responsibility of receiving unit moneys and payment of all unit bills when authorizations have been given for payment
Chaplain       Carol Chemke	This officer is responsible for the spiritual leadership of the unit. In addition to attending all meetings, she should be ready upon occasion to take part in the initiation of new members, dedication ceremonies, and the funeral services of a comrade.