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

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Page Name Gladys Ballard Elberl' Bibbens Joe Bland Leland Bosenko Howard Burron Ray Burfon Rafael Cardoza Errol Carrer Leo Corby Grace Cowdrey Grace Crowe Raymond Dusendschon Floyd Harnegle Viola Humislon Jesse Koening Ferris Loveless Sfanley Macken Alice Jean Meyer Ella Meiske Inez Moore Ellen Rounlree Vernon Safran Virginia Smirh Roy Welbourn Charles Wheafon Wilma Smirh Lucy Bar+leH Wilma Billings Luella Crews Harry Flowers Winnona Graham Virginia Harvey May Hoorman Henry Hoyer Nelson Hurnislon Ira Johnson Clark Kimball Berf McKee Karl Molfzner Doris Phillips James Rizzi James Sallee Donald Spoon E'len Slroup Bill Suffer Ralph Welmore Esrher Selland Harvey Whealon Eighfeen ALUMNI Class of l935 Occupalion Wesfern College Wesfern College Home Home Home Working Wesfern College Posl Graduale Home Home U. C. Working Home Healds Working Healds Home U. C. Home Chico S+a+e Wesrern College Home Working Healds Working Healds Class of I934 Mrs. T. Macy Working Mrs. J. Foley CCC Office Working Jr. College Working Wesrern Union Working Working Jr. College Working Af home Ar home Working Jr. College Married Mrs. Rickard Working Working Beaury College Nor known Ci'ry Sacramenfo Sacramenro Anderson Coifonwood Los Angeles Los Angeles Sacramenfo Anderson Colronwood Wyoming Berkeley Anderson Happy Valley Sacrarnenro Anderson Sacramenro Coffonwood Berkeley Corlonwood Chico Sacramenro Anderson San Marino Sacramen+o Washingron Sacramenfo Orland Burney Red Bluff Redding Red Bluff Sacramenfo Redding San Francisco Ingof Anderson Fresno CoHonwood Anderson Anderson Redding Sacramenfo Redding Anderson Inwood Los Angeles Fresno Noi known

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JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES The Junior Class, under The direcTion oT Miss Eide, gave The annual Junior Prom in The Anderson High School Gymnasium on March 27, I936. The Gymnasium was beauTiTuIIy decoraTed To roprosenT a nighT in old Japan. Cherry blossoms lTied on branches by diIigenT Junior Class Workersl were scaTTered around The walls. and Japanese Ianferns hung Trom The ceiling. A large golden dragon was sprawled across The sTage curTain, and many Japanese prinTs lalso made by The Juniorsl covered The backboards. A miniaTure bridge and a small garden scene were buiIT in one corner oT The hall. and The punch bowl and sTand were ar- ranged under an arbor oT cherry blossoms in anoTher corner. A large crowd aTTended The dance and everyone reporTed a good Time. AnoTher evenT To which The Juniors are Ioolcing Torward is The TradiTionaI Junior picnic ThaT is To be held on May 29. AT This Time The class expecTs To enioy an aTTernoon of swimming, games, and good eaTs. SOPHOMORE CLASS ACTIVITIES The Sophomore Class oT This year is a very large one and has Two sTudenTs on The honor roll. Many Sophomorcs have enTered in various acTiviTies and sporTs, and have shown Themselves capable oT becoming good Juniors nexT year. AT The Sophomore-Freshman ParTy The Sophomorcs wcnT down To a glorious deTeaT. I-Iowever. They were able To rally aTTer The games and conTesTs and To eaT as much ice cream as anyone else. Since They were Iosors They had To pay Three- TiTThs oT The expenses. , The nexT big evenT in The lives oT The Sophomores happened when They sTood guard on March 20, while The Freshmen cheerTuIIy cleaned ouT The DiTch. The annual Weenie Bake will be held on May 29, aT Cow Creek. where The Sopho- mores expecT To enioy games and swimming, and The usual ice cream. salad, sand- wiches. weenies. buns, eTc. FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES A shy, buT deTermined and zippy group made up The I935-36 Freshman class. FurTher deTerminaTion and seIT-confidence in Themselves resulTed in a vicTory over The Sophomores aT The Freshman-Sophomore ParTy. In The early spring, a cusTomary ditch cleaning day was enioyed by The Freshmen under The supervision of The JoIIy Sophomores. This year's Freshmen proved To be very acTive in leadership and sporTsmanship. A large number of The boys helped To make up The basIceTbaII and baseball Teams. FurTher success is quiTe apparenT iT such a sincere inTeresT in school aTTairs is main- Tained. The Freshmen girls mainTainecl The highesT meriT raTing in school. LaTer in The year The Freshmen plan a rare pubIicaTion oT The High Views. Page SevenTeen

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ACTIVITIES