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

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FRESHMEN The Freshmen started the year off right by defeating the Sophomores at the annual Freshman-Sophomore party. -The Class, under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Gill, succeeded in learning all the school songs and Yells. The Class of l94O extends to the Class of 1943 G Smcere hope that theY will 91'1iOY a successful four Years in high school, Class officers were: Fall I spring Ray Mansheld ..... ..... P resident .... , Ray Hum r Ray Hunter ...... ..... V ice Pres. l . l u e Lois Daniels. . Dorothy Nall, . . .Secretary. , . . . . , . . . . .Merle Ulberq , . .Ruby Richards . . . .Treasurer . . . . .Lois Daniels G' I 'Y ll Auclella Lewis. . . ..... Lleixdel? ..... . , . Audella Lewis B ' Y ll lack Phillips. . . hl.. iiidei U I . . , .Dewey Casebeer . ,x. A. h P. Gkmnef. iw. LDQYSC ' D Carter, R. BRICK' G' Detsc C ebeei L D. Us ' ' Slauflhlel' Wood D . . M. Wolloms' ' A. Phillips' A c. Wood' . I , I Houchini Pd- Ch1ldefS . hh B. . G Ri-211, V- Chnderi. ' L 1110 Y-19 b nSOU- rx, - i d, A. Bottom Row' -e- S R. ChC1Se'F'RO ,ll Griiiith. M' Skewsliss Breed- - X Heer, Nl' Brad Ot Hayward. -yi' s W l WAPhxllxP I Komen, - Mcmmer, M Harms. - D Null. S X. phi x9 . DQQGY: M Keetyl T Luke' R Richards, - n RVDOS5 - neu! 30119 1 Second R0w1juQe,q P. Brossardi ings B. Loveless' ' Px.LewiS.R'N:gO QA Ulberflt G' Ben - is. Nl- .' ci asofu - O ' . ii.B-BC ea' Monsfie ' ' DGEHS Bow: Mrs- Gill' A Pxdams,l.lN1meYE, l'laieliinQ9r' R- ey, E. Licon. Thx: O5 A.PhilPot, e M' Arnold. Wheeler. B. Bok M,Cisnef ' on Pt. B009 ' X S, - E. lolfms' ' TOP Row' Dailey' I l' S' Say CY. Simpson' D' Hodge

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SOPHOMCRES For the second year the class of '42 experienced defeat at the Freshman-Sophomore party. The class had dwindled to almost half its size at the time of registration as freshmen. ln May the annual Sophomore Weinie-bake was held. The students and their advisor, Mr. McCormick, piled into a lous and rode lustily to the picnic grounds where vigorous games caused all to complain of huge appetites by the time the food was served. The food, however, deliciously relieved the situation. Th class of '40 wishes you--the class of '42--all the luck in the world as upper classmen. The spring se- mester officers, most of whom were re-elected from the fall semester positions were as follows: President ..,..........,..,.,.,.......... Fred Wakeman Vice President .... ..... L eRoy Cunningham Yell Leader. . . ......... Iulia Callas Secretary ....., ..... I osie Kane Treasurer .......... ...... D iclc Tandy Finance Council .... .... M illicent Berry 11 -g Left to Right, Bottom Row: F, Wakeman, B. Oneil, V. Hightower, R. Childers, I. Higgins, I. Lemon, D. Edwards. Second Row: Mr. McCormick, Advisory M. Thompson, M. Ulberg, I. Wengler, I. Callas, F. Rupert, M. Pearson, I. Kane, M. Barry, M. Parisotto, M. Sexton, B. Higgins, I.Flamos. Third Row: L. Cunningham, E. Hodges, I. Fenno, E. Gery, L. Lake, D. Smith, M. Stewart, E. Wood, V. Robinson, G. Stewart, K. Rasmussen. S. McClendon. Top Row: E. West, I. Hewes, R. Humiston, D. Bradford, C. Pearson, L. Lake, L. Hightower, L. Smith, R. Tandy, M. Daniel, R. Bollinger.

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AURORA STAFF Bottom Row, Left lo Right: P. Sutter, C. Montfrqrier, M. Bosenko, V. Srrrpa, B. Piiseririsrlitiii, l.. Sass, K. Griffith, G, Str'-wart, T. Kfnllfrrt, E. Hutnmn, lf, lilark, E Frilloti. Second How: li. Aflrrrns, ll. lfllll'lf'lf'll, W. Arnold, A. Witlivrell, V. Pall, B. Mr'Pl1f'-rsrvn, M. Woods, C. l'lV'!lHlf'SSY'f?, lf. Rf'7llIlllfVW, R.Cf1llas, l. Mrwrittifrrier. Top Row: A. Arirlrirsziri, Fl. Cfline, lfl. Vlfilsey, G. ilanf-l, F. Marx, C. Ullwra, M. Holison, H. Bates, S. llrnisw-, lf. Hf'llIlf'll, Mr. Sclirialiwl, Atlvisfnr, Bottom How, Left to Right: Miss Lotsrin, Atlvisfrg H. Grittitli, H. Ballon, M. Richards, B. Dusendschon, I.. Sass, 'l'. Kftllf-rt, Ki. Stewart, M. lsernon, ij. Hr-ririossrw Top Row: H. Clinv, H. Arlains, D. Mills, ll. llrrvis, M. lbiolisan, A. Andersrin, B. Lowden, F, Bennett, ll. lVliIlf1S. lsfiy Cliiltitli, as vditor nl Ilia lilflll Atrium was trssistml lvy the tal- l--wniq strrtt: Assistant Editors, Vv'triitlt'r Arnvltl, Potty Flack, Busi- nvss lvlriririawi, Flsie Rutman, Salws Mtiritmtw, l7r-nalvl Wilsey. Tltv Salas Curriinittve was Betty lltntl-ty, Hill Dcrriiwl, Margaret Wiwaitls, Petty Mvpliuiswri, Sidney lhristwtttw, Htilnnd Clino, Money l'lt listvii, lwlsio liittrittzn, liunald Wil- soy, lirwl Marx. Tliv Arlvartisina L'-rnirnittwe :vn- sistod nl lflsiw Biitnirni, loan and Clara lvlurittmitvr, KitIli'l Ulberq, lirll Trowa, Fatty ljllSL'llL'lSCllOIl, Kay Gritiitli, l.nVonnO Sass, Gmirao Mc lU.1riiol, Elbert Fennett. llwivsvorwe, 'lbssiv Kollvrt, Yflsie Fiitrnan, Vnnnna Bally Pliopliery, Maiqtiviite Wticvtis, Batty Mvplier- sim. Will, l.nVnririt1 Sassy llllllUl'S, Andrey Witlierellq Sapliainoms, Vloriiw llariiiossovg Viosliriimi, lia- lanrl Cline, Piilwliratimis, Fleanor liallnti. A, S. ll. and U, 3. l'., Kay Grillitliz F. F. A. lltnry Hates: Girls' lmriaire, Pm' Cltilv and Horne lit: Club, Evwlyn livtiriti'vr': Dra- nifitius, Riirtwn Addins: Musiv, Pliylis Sutter: L'alwritlar', V. Sorpa arid B. lluseiirisvlinri- Litvraiy, G. Stowart, A. Witlii-full, Snaps, Fred Marx, lvltwnvy liwlisoiig Sports, G. lVlt l5aiiiwl and ll, Callas: Advisor, Mr. Svlirialwl. lliiclm rr new pltrn vf publication, tlw lvnrnalisrn and Public Speak- inq vlass Cnnstittitod the High Views stall. The editors were Batty Diisendsclian in tlie fall se- rnwstvr and l.aV0nne Sass during the sprina sornestor. The other rnernlmors nt tliei stall we-re: Classes, Roland Cline: Clnlvs, Glendola Stewart, Bays' Sports, Elbert Ben- nett, Girls' Sports, Clorine Hen- nessee. Features, Kay Grittith and Mary Betty Bart- Ricliards, Personals, ley and Tessie Kollert: Exchanges, Eleanor Ballou, lokes, Money Roll- sonp Mrmeoqrapliers, Burton Ad, ams, Harry Bates and George Mc- Daniel, Art Editor, Alvin Ander- son, Advisor, Miss Letson. Sten- cils were cnt by members ol the Typing ll Classes. HI VIEWS STAFF