Anderson Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Anderson, CA)

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WILMA NUTTING None but himself can be his parallelf'-Theobuld. LAURA AGNES WALTON And touched bv her fair tendencies Gladlier grew. -Milton. OTIS EDWARD CARLSON Hllldllvd with sanctity of reason. -Milton. Seventeen

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EDWIN ASHLEY STONE Modest and wise Full of tender sympathy. Sf.l'1'6C7'l GERALD DALE EYRE He reads much, He is a great observer And he looks Quite through the deeds of men -.S'lmkespec11'v. MARY EDITH WILDER Resolved to ruin or to rule the state. -D1'yde1fz.

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Eig1z.tee1'z Santini' Ullman Eininrg L.xL'RA lV.'XI.'l'ON, '16, and GliR.Xl..l7 EYRI-I, '16 ln 1912 as Freshmen green To School we bravely came Our class of thirty-three in stepped And soon knew all the game. Vile learned of books and sports full well llut some disliked the grind So quit our ranks for distant folds Thus leaving few behind. lVith half our class in lands unknown As Sophs we started ont, lYe sent a delegate to rule, .-Xnd put the league to rout. The Hag of red and white was flung Far out upon the wind, The Freshmen tried to take it down llut no! we didn't bend. A-X5 -luniors, thirteen, we came back, And changed the dear old rule, Wie were a happy, lucky class And loved the dear old school. In basket ball we did our share, In books we all excelled, Some people thought We were the ones That ought to be expelled. Our Senior year is here at last. Diplomas well in sight, The thing for which the oil we burnt Thro' many a weary night. The cards and invitations loom Across our vision gay, The Senior pin of class sixteen XYill gleam to light the way. Our aim is won, but, dear old school, Our hearts will grieve when gone, You started us on the road of life, Well love you 'till its done. And when old age comes creeping on, Our thoughts will turn to you .Xnd bless the time and happiness Xlfhen rallied ,round the blue.