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

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hi F- First Row AMerrill Williams, Andrew jessen. Dorothy Morgan 'Xlr Simpson. Nlimmie Morgan, Dick Spann, William Adams. Herbert l-linton Second Roxx-fl-ee McGee, Mildred Kitto, Rose 'l'rautz, Jessie Cnttin s Miss Cope, lrene Could, .Iewell McMurry, Noble McGee. litlitor-in-Chief' . .Assistant litlitor Business Manager Assistant Business Literary , . . Organizations . Alumni . . Historian . . lfxchangc , . THE STAFF Manager Dramatics and Society . Art .... Boys' Athletics . Girls' Athletics . Jokes .,.. lfaculty A-.lvisors lpage Sixleenl Rose 'l'raul: ,Nlerrill llnilliams llnilliam Adams .Jimmie .llorgan Lee McGee Herbert Hinton lllildred lfilto Irene Gould Andreu' jessen jezrell .llc.llu1rv Dirk Spann Noble .llullee . jessie Cittingx Dorothy .X lorgan xllixx Cope and ,Nlr Simpson

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i .5 First Row-Porter McGee, Marion Nutting, Philip Rice, Leon Thibaut, Harold Moore. Second Row-Frances Kendall, Morris Stopher, Earl Keeler, Edgar Altermatt, Arnold McDonald, Rudolph Klotz. Third Row-Reeta Morgan, Miss Cope, Bessie Wolfe, Evelyn Lindner. Fourth Row-Lenora Thatcher, Della Pancratz, Anna Vessell, lnez Nance, Edythe Vessell, Marie johnson. Fifth Row-Nelda Daly, Irene Weigart, Alice Smith, lmogene Ash- baugh, Georgia Newton, Ruth l-lanley, Ethel Steely. FRESHMAN CLASS The babies of our school are not far behind the Sophomores in number. lt's rather hard to say much about their pep or scholarship because they are not exactly developed yet. Nevertheless several members of the class are taking active parts in athletics and many of them have been selected to take parts in the Senior play. Of course, they are looking forward to the time when they will be Sophomores and will have a chance to show their colors. lPage Fifteenl

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EDITORIAL Here is our Aurora-a record of activities in our high school for the term l92l-1922. We have tried to make the book bigger and better than those of previous years and we truly hope that we have succeeded. wk lk Ik ak We are desirous of making our school Annual show our degree of school spirit. Our school is small and, as the students come from many different sections and with varied outside interests, 'union is difficult. Nevertheless we have done well this year, especially toward the latter part of this term. Chiefly responsible for this is our great success in the line of athletics. Everyone was so proud of the teams we put out that it simply imbued each and every individual with real school spirit. I ak lk Sk ik Improvements are being added to our school rather slowly: but each year finds us a little nearer our goal of perfection than the last. This year the somewhat unsightly dirt mounds have been removed from the school grounds and are being utilized in making what promises to be a very beautiful lawn. Many more small improvements are in evidence such as the installation of new desk chairs and other school room equipment. Sk Bk ak Dk Improvements and additions may seem to us a long time in coming, but we must realize that it takes much time and money to accomplish these tasks. Our aim is to leave the school in better condition for our successors t.han it was when we entered. ik Pls ik FF In conclusion, we wish to thank the members of the staff who gave their time to the compiling of our book and made possible this Aurora for 1922. R. T. M. W. M E lPage Seventeenl -lk.