Aurora Central High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1929 volume:

AIJKCC4 BCBEALI9 19! 29 [2] Aurora Borealis DEDICATION 2£ Q «J O the ideal student and to the ideal standards of citizenship and service which we wish always to be taught in our beloved school, we, the class of 1930, dedicate this annual. Aurora Borealis 4 •■ Inexperienced and not i et worried about Annuals. 0 [ ] Aurora Borealis 0 1 $ © © FOREWORD JK JN presenting this book for 1928-29 we have endeavored to make it a living memory of that year and we hope it may prove to be an inspiration for the betterment of our school. $ 0 9 © FACULTY © Aurora Borealis [5] © © © © © © © © © © $ © 0 0 © © Jack McCullough Superintendent B.A., Hendrix College University of Colorado 9 © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © MISS BARNAKI) MISS ANDREW MR. DAY - HfTSK AI.LELY $ Commercial B.A., University of Colorado. University of Southern California Summer School. She was just the sweetest kind Whose nature never varies. Coach A.B.. Greeley: Special Coaching Howard Jones U. of Southern California. A tall fellow at the head of the crowd. A leader of men marching fearless and proud. English University of Colorado. A.B. and B.E. Degrees. A little secret we impart. She has a very loving heart. Mathematics A.B.. University of Kansas. She did with cheerful will. What others talked of while their hands were still. 0 9 MR. G. R. EARL History B.A., Nebraska Wesleyan University : Denver University: lliff School of Theology: Colorado State Teachers College. We grant, although he has much wit. He is very shy of using it. MISS LAURA BUCHAN Music Platteville Normal School. When she will and undertake it. It beats creation how she makes it. MISS PAULINE H. SULLIVAN Languages University of Denver; Columbia University Summer School. If she will, she will and you can depend on t. If she won’t, she won't and there’s an end on ‘t. M R EDWARD Science B.S.. Centra Missouri State TeacJers College; Kansas mate Teachers CqllegllA' Denver Uni- in fixes wisdom with Pleasure, Cnd reason with mirth in full measure. CLASSKS SCHOLARSHIP Aurora liarralis Robert Metcalfe, President President of Class 4. Head Boy 4, President of Student Council 4, Assistant Editor of Annual 3. Editor of Aurora Borealis 4. Treasurer of National Honor Society 3. Secretary-Treasurer of Class 3, National Honor Society 4, Cheerleader 3 and 4. Debate 2. Literary Meet 3. 4. H -Y Club 2. 3. 4. © 0 © 0 0 0 © © © Lillian Parker, Vice-President Vice-President of Class 4. May Queen 4. Borealis Staff 1, 2. 4. Glee Club 1. Dramatic Club 1. Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4, Annual Staff 3. Press Club 3. Student Council 3. Commercial Contest 3. 4. Bank- inK 2. 3. 4. Ethel Wadleigh, Secretary-Treasurer Secretary and Treasurer 4. Freshman President 1. Basketball 2. Girl Reserve Chairman 3. Sophomore Student Council 2. Girls Chorus 1, Annual Staff 3. Borealis Staff 2, 3. 4. Sophomore Reporter 2, Declamation 2. Commercial Contest 3. 4. Glee Club 1. © © Aurora Borealis Ethel Wadleigh Secretary and Treasurer 4. Freshman President 1, Basketball 2. Girl Reserves Chairman 8, Sophomore Student Council 2. Girls’ Chorus 1, Annual Staff 3. Borealis Staff 2. 3, 4, Sophomore Reporter 2. Declamation 2. Commercial Contest 3. 4. Glee Club 1. Fred Hilliker Booster 3. Hi-Y 4, Minstrel 3. 4. Basketball 4. Track 4. Borealis Staff 4. Mildred Hkrtzmark Glee Club I, Literary Meet 2. 4. Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. 4. Sports 3. Debating 2, Borealis Staff 2. Commercial Contest 3. Annual Staff 3. Physical Education 2. Library 8. 4. Track 1. Louise Hasamaer Borealis Staff 2. 3. 4. Assistant Editor Borealis 4. Glee Club 1, Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4. President of Girl Reserves 4. Annual Staff 3. Commercial Contest 4. Head Librarian 4. Press Club 2. 3, 4. Thurston Cox Business Manager of Annual 3. Captain of Basketball 3, Basketball 1. 2. 8. Vice-President of A” Club 4. Vice-President of Class 2. Minstrel Show 8. Literary Meet 3. Track 1. 2. 8. Head Boy 3. Popular Boy 3. Vice-President of Boosters 8. Advertising Manager of Borealis 3. . IA RG A R KT ( M A V F ) R D President of Class 3. Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 2. Press Club 2. 3. Orchestra 2. Borealis Staff 2. Editor of Annual 3. (a) Aurora Borealis Lillian Parker Vice-President of Class 4. Miiy Quivn 4. Borealis Staff 1. 2, 4. Glee Club I. Dramatic Club 1. Girl Reserve 2. 3. 4. Annual Staff 3, Pres Club 3. Student Council 8. Commercial Contest 3. 4. Banking 2. 8. 4. $ Robert Metcalfe President of Class 4. Head Boy 4, President of Student Council 4. Assistant Editor of Annual 3. Editor of Aurora Borealis 4. Treasurer of National Honor Society 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Class 3. National Honor Society 4. Cheerleader 3 and 4. Debate 2. Literary Meet 3. 4. Hi-Y Club 2. 3. 4. La Vene Lassmann $ I 0 Borealis Staff 4. Glee Club 1. Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4, Annual Staff 8. Secretary-Treasurer of two Classes 3. Commercial Contest 2, 3. 4. Helen Pundt National Honor Society 4. Borealis Staff 4. Annual Staff 3. Library 4, Girl Reserves 3. 4. Secretary of Student Council 4. Commercial Contest 3, 4. William Metcalfe Student Council 1. Debate 2. President 2. Booster 3, Cheerleader 3. Annual 3, A” Club 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer of Hi-Y 4. Art Editor 4. Extemporaneous 4. $ 9 w © 0 0 ¥ 0 9 © 9 9 © 0 0 0 © [io] Aurora Borealis Senior Will and Testament We, the Skmok Class, wish to extant our thunks to Mr. McCullough, our Superintendent, for his willing co-operation and kinilhj guidance through our four happy years of high school. To Our Teachers, who have given us most cheerful help through untiring efforts. To the Juniors, we give the privilege to go under the name of “Dignified Seniors.’’ Robert Metcalfe cheerfully gives his ability to grow tall to Delmar Tribbet. Lillian Parker, her ability to capture the best looking boy in school to Maurine Watkins. Ethel Wadleigh, her marvelous ability to conquer short!'and to Mildred Lund. Louise Hasamaicr, her ability as a typist to Margaret Anderson. Fred Hii.i.iki;r, his beautiful, golden hair to Geraldine Sheldon. La Mem; Lassmann, her love for Wi hour Spanish class to Margaret Farnum. Helen Pundt, her unusual quiet and pleasing ways to ('.art Carlson. Bill Metcalfe, his artistic scribe to James Ballard. Are Kelso, his ability to raise a mustache to Aria Allison. Mildred Hertzmakk, her old red sweater to Arnold I.and. Thurston Cox, untiring loyalty to the opposite sex to Paul Gratke. Margaret Crawford, her ability to become a Senior and college Freshman at the same time to Virginia Van Horn. $ © © h o 0 © 0 Aurora Borealis Ted Hafer..... Maxine Hunter Paul Gratke.. ...........President .....Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer I 12 | Aurora Borealis © © 9 © 0 © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © FAVORITE SAVING OF JUNIORS Blanche Lancaster “Is thtil Ernie? Vivian Rhynalds “Hey, Pottsy, let me alone! Haroi.d Raymer “You can't fool me! Mary Winifred Manis ■ Hey, Jerry! © Vena Ballard “Goodnight! Don't ask me.” © Ted Hafer “Down with the faculty!” $ Aurora Q T Geraldine Sheldon “Why pick on me?” © 0 © 0 Clakknce Potts “Louder anti funnier.’ Maxine Hcnter “Hello, angel.” 0 0 © 0 Alice Potts “My word, who cares?” © © © © © Arnold Li nd “Well, how ahoid a lit lie speed?” Machine Watkins “You've more crust than a pie factory.” © © Aurora Ho real is Bert Norton “I should say!'’ Esther Mail “Two couples of us—” Margaret Andersen Hey, listen, kids!” Paul Gratke Oh, Miss Andrew!” Mvldred Lund “Ain’t she the witty thing?” Virginia Hall ‘7've simply gotta have a man! Aurora Borealis © © 0 © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © SOPHOMORES Doris A hart Elsa Anderson Ruth Bowen Lucille Bridges Patsy Hall Margaret Farnham V irginia Van Horn Frank Burgess Philip Ballard Nathan Edwards John Franks Robert Franks Rex Kelso Eugene Lassmann Ralph Rathburn Robert Wood Agnes Anderson Marv Brooks Maxine Burgess Sybil Cherry Esther Bowman Oneta Garkie Blanche Kiernan Lillie Kirkegaard Bernita Johnson Grace Rethmeier Velva Thompson Jessie Macintosh James Ballard Llovd Ballard George Ball Paul Cherrington John Edwards George Hartman Sidney Hertzmark Stuart Ware 0 [is] Aurora Borealis 0 FRKSHMKX Edith Brooks Jerome Edwards Ilene Franklin Lawrence Hafer Ruby Froman Emil Komarck Ruth Froman Keith Kloppel Clara Haight Orville Minick Irene Jury Harry Pederson Dorothy Levenhagen Albert Runkle Claire Maul Francis Fry Jessie Macintosh Delmar Tribbet Henrietta McVey Arlie Hickox Henrietta Meyer Oscar Borck Ruth Petersen William Brown Emma Potts Boyd Flack Mary Sharits Charles Decker Ruth Van Horn Homer Day Grace Chadwick Alfred Lewand Aria Allison Gene Reynolds Carl Carlson Bob Rose Francis Clark Ralph Schaefer Ronald Rhynelds 0 EIGHTH GRADE © 0 i © 0 0 Arthur Arundale Dorothea Riles Helen Rorek Dorotha Brown John Brooks Robert Brown Billy Burgess Stanley Conner William Decker Frank De Maulin Carlyle Edwards Darrell Fraker James Garkie Paul Garkie John Giles Eugene Herman Erma Hiatt Iona Hilliker Irene Hilliker Hobart Franks Harold Johnson Gerald Jordan Connie Kiernan Charlotte Koons Jack Koons Jack Gotland Lucy Luna Dolph Marley Bruce Murray Bertha Purse Ford Robinson Pauline Sheldon Buddy Starns Edward Stall Howard Strasbaugh Eleanor Tovatt Lester White Dale Wright Helen Zeylmaker Katherine Kloberdance Preston Sanders Vera Sheehy Durward Hart Walter Hart 9 0 © © © © $ Aurora Borealis SEVENTH GRADE © 0 0 © 0 0 © 0 0 © 0 Alfred Blauw Ralph Bond Harold Bowman Leana Cathin June Elliot Max Elsey Margaret Enimanul Loyd Ferguson Ethelyn Haynes Betty Hickox Janice Kloppel Lola Mae Logsdon John McCourt Ruth Maul (Uirl Mitzcll Jentz Peterson Lorine Pricer Ophia Rathburn Mike Ribovitch Vernon Seboenfelder Richard Sides John Marinace Nina Speck Clarence Stafford Ethel Stone Velda Watts Walter Wilkenson Allen Witherall Mary Jean MolTat Elizabeth Kloberdance Elina Sheehy Jack Bowen © 0 0 © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © ACTIVITIES i SCHOOL SPIRIT Aurora Ho real is ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT OF A. H. S. I 1� I CAPTAIN LUND © 0 We can truthfully say that the basketball season of 1928-29 was really a grand success. A lot of the credit is due to the coach, Mr. Day and to the captain, Arnold Lund. Aurora High was very fortunate indeed in having Mr. Day as coach of athletics. Coach Day has had a great deal of personal experience in all branches of athletics. Just looking ahead one year and realizing that all of the Trojans hut one will be back for a full season of basketball makes us wonder what the old gang will do with the help of every one. “Ted” was the only letterman on the team this year, this being his third year. He played forward, and was a main man in offense, and never lost in defense either. Arnold played his best game on the defense. He played guard. It is doubtful whether lie will play basketball with the Trojans again and he COACH DA 'll be greatly missed. Harold played undoubtedly the hardest position on the lloor. He played center and was a conservative player and could lie depended upon to make a share of the goals. “Moon,” the largest joke on the team, and was indeed the main scorer lor the Trojans. Fortunately the Trojans will be able to depend on him for two more years. “Cherry,” known for his pep and light, played guard and a fast game. He would never quit or give up. “Bert” played a conservative game. Like all of the subs he was prepared to substitute in either the forward or guard position. “Phil also played a good game. Since he is a Sophomore, the Trojans should find considerable support from him in future athletics. “Bob” showed the materials of a good player. He was not in action quite as much as some, hut enough to show his qualities. “Tick” rather ruined his opportunities this year by being gone for some time during the first part of the season. However he has the makings of a good guard. “Fred,” unable to come out until the season was almost over, was of rather untried mettle. He did very well for the time he was out. He wifi not be with us next vear. 9 $ 0 9 0 9 0 0 © 0 © 0 1221 Aurora Borealis 0 9 © 9 © 9 0 © 9 § THE TRACK TEAM An unusually large number of athletically inclined boys turned out for track Ibis spring. Aurora should be represented in almost every event at the Suburban League Meet to be held the first week in May. On April 12th an inter-class meet was held. The Sophomores came off easily victorious and were awarded tlie Trophy Cup given by the school to the highest point class. Honorable mention and a prize were given to Hie high point boy and girl. Arl Kelso was the lucky chap, winning three firsts in the weights. Grace Retluneier was high point girl. This year it was arranged that the girls might prove their superiority in certain contests, such as nail-driving and baseball-throwing, and also in various races. The Freshman and Sophomore classes were the only ones to have representatives in this division. © © © o 9 © 9 9 P 9 © 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 Those reporting for track and field are Arl Kelso, Ted Hafer. Harold Rayiner, Rert Norton, Stuart Ware, Philip Ballard, George Ball, Paul Cherrington, John and Robert Franks, Rex Kelso, Arnold Lund, Frank Burgess, Rob Wood, Eugene Lassmann, Albert Runkle, and a few others who are not quite as efficient, or at least not as confident, and are therefore not reporting as regularly. In general Freshman and Sophomore classes are taking care of track events, and the Junior and Senior classes are doing their best with the field events. © P 9 9 © 9 © 0 © © Aurora Iiorralis [23 1 THE AURORA BOREALIS, 1928-1929 This year the Aurora Borealis has been published bi-weekly on mimeograph paper. The paper has contributed greatly in keeping up school spirit. The staff is: Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Society Editor Sport Editor...... Humor............. Art Editor........ Contributing Editor liu si ness Manager.... Typists........... Sponsor .......... Robert Mktcai.fe Louse Hasamaer Blanche Kiernan ........James Ballard .......Lillian Parker ........Bill Metcalfe ......Ethel Wadleigh .........Fred Hilliker LaVene Lassmann (Helen Pundt ..........Miss Ali.kly Aurora Borealis 0 0 0 0 © 0 © 0 The Hi-Y Club was organized during the year. The constitution and officers of the old Boosters Club were taken over. The officers are as follows: President, Ted Hafer; Vice-President, Stuart Ware; Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Metcalfe, and Mr. Berry as Sponsor. The club took part in many activities in Denver, principally the basketball and swimming meets, placing in both. The club took an overnight trip into the mountains April 20, 21 and 22. © © © © 0 9 Aurora Borealis BRIGHTON CONTESTS A group of Aurora students represented the Aurora in the County Parent-Teachers Association contests at Brighton, March 21. 1929; those of the many places taken were: Skniohs Oratorical First Place Robert Mktcai.h'. Dramatic—Second Place ........ Louise Hasamakh Ji niors—Humorous First Place. ..Winifred Manis Oratorical—First Place Paul Gratke Sophomores Humorous Second Place Blanche Kiehnan Oratorical—First Place.................. Rex Kei.so Dramatic Third Place ..Esther Bowman Eighth Grade:—Dramatic Third Place Pai line Sheldon Aurora Borealis Esther Mall Robert Metcalfe Hki.en Pfndt NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was continued this year and two new members were elected. Esther Maul, a Junior, of whom we are all proud, has proved herself worthy of such an honor. She was the President of the eighth grade; has been a Girl Reserve member for three years and this year is holding the office of Vice-President. She was a member of the Glee Club, Student Council; served as reporter for the paper and works actively on the Annual. Helen Pundt, a quiet, demure Senior, is loved by all. She has served faithfully in all duties assigned to her. She also has won a number of honors for the school in commercial subjects. Last year she was fourth in the State Typing Contest. Helen served on the Student Council, Secretary, Librarian, Rorealis Staff. Annual Staff and Girl Reserves. Rob Metcalfe, a Senior in whom everybody puts the greatest trust, will he greatly missed by the pupils of the school. He entered here in the sixth grade. He has been an active worker in the Hi-Y, “A” and Debaters Club. He has been given the honor of Head Roy and is a member of the National Honor Society. He is President of the Senior Class. Aurora Borealis I 27 | THE “A” CLUB This club consists of high school boys who have earned a letter in some form of athletics. At the first meeting of the year. Ted Hafer was chosen President; Thurston Cox, Vice-President, and Stewart Ware, Secretary. The coach, Mr. Day. is Sponsor. The declamation contest, which is an annual event and is sponsored by the “A Club, was held and many hoys participated in it. I 28 | Au lord Unreal is § § § § 6 THK GIRL RESERVES rile Girl Reserves ('lull was the only girls' club the Aurora High had this year. Nearly all of the high school girls were members. I he club is afliliated with the Y. V. ('.. A. of Denver and the club co-operates with that organization in its activities. During the spring vacation of this year there were eleven girls from our high school who spent a half day at Ml. Lookout. rhree representatives, Louis Hasamaer, Winifred Manis, and Ruth Bowen were present at the Sitting t'p Conference. Five girls were representatives at the Mid-Winter Conference in Denver. They were Heruita Johnson. Lucille Bridges, Mary Winifred Manis. Louise Hasamaer and Maxine Hunter. The ollicers of the club are: Louise Hasamaer, President; Esther Maul, Vice-President; Blanche Kiernan, Treasurer, and Ruth Bowen, Secretary. Aurora Borealis [29] ■ Lillian Parker Chosen May Queen I 30 | Aurora Borealis © © t v © v © © © © © May Qi i:i:n Attkndants Aurora Borealis I 31 | MINSTREL SHOW The Aurora High School Second Annual Minstrel Show, given under the auspices of the Boosters Club, was presented November 28, 15128, at the Parrot Theater. A complete cast of endmen, soloists, and dancers, with the assistance of a boys’ chorus of forty voices and Miss Virginia Hall at the piano, deserves praise and credit for an unusually entertaining performance. The stage was elaborately set as a southern garden with its morning glory vines, latticed fence, and Japanese lanterns. Among the cast were the following: Interlocutor........................Ted Hafkr Tam bo.................................Harold Raymer Sambo ..................................Prank Burgess Hast us...................William M etc ale k Bones..................................Robert Metcalfe The following songs were the features of the show, being presented by various soloists and dancers and assisted by the chorus: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. (i. 7. 8. 5). 10. “Here Comes the Show Boat” “Dream House ............. “Constantinople”.......... “Ready for the Bitter”.... “Ramona”.................. “My Ohio Home ............ “Desert Sony”............. “You're a Real Sweetheart” “That’s My Weakness Sow”. “Good Night”.............. ................Connie Kiernan ....Ari. Kelso-Nathan Edwards ..............Allan Witherai. ................Buddy Starns .........Lucy Luna-Arl Kelso Connie Kiernan-Grace Rethmkikr Grace Rethmeier-Arl Kelso ...Betty Hickox-Carlylf. Edwards Connie Kiernax-Ari. Kelso .................Virginia Hall A dance revue, entitled “Dance Caprice,” was then introduced. The show was presented under the direction and management of Miss Buchan and Mr. Berry. SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY On Friday evening, March 22, the Sophomore class gave one of the best parties of the school year. The entire high school was cordially invited and about fifty students attended. The sponsors were Miss Sullivan, Miss Bernard, Miss Andrew. Miss Buchan and Mr. Berry. The evening was spent in dancing and refreshments consisting of ice cream and wafers were served. The crowd departed about 11 :4.), all ha % i ng had a very enjoyable evening. © 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 © © 0 © 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 32 | Aurora Ho real is V THE JUNIOR PLAY © © 0 © © 0 $ © 0 $ e 0 © 0 0 0 0 © 0 The Junior play, “Polly Puts the Kettle On,” was a grand success. It was given April 26, both in the afternoon and evening. Peter (Bert Norton) kept the crowd in an uproar with his monocle, and English accent “My word, that was jolly well done for me, wasn’t it?” Baldwin Beverly (Boh Franks) love making was fast becoming a lost art with him. (Did you see Thurston Cox after the curtain was down?) Marie (Margaret Andersen) was a French maid horn in Ireland. Polly Perkins (Maxine Hunter): “How could a girl he pretty with a name like that?” But she was. Mrs. Beverly (Virginia Hall) couldn’t bear to live in a Harlem flat! Mr. Beverly (Arnold Lund): “By George, the imprint of a woman’s hand. It’s a good thing I didn’t have that there when I came in!” Hortense (Mary Winifred Manis): “I went to Paris for that music!” Geraldine (Blanche Lancaster): “Well, if you did you forgot to bring it back!” Pudgy (Geraldine Sheldon): “Gee, lady, he ain’t no regular coward. Soap and water are about the only things he’s afraid of.” Tommy (Buddy Starns): “I wan’ ta go home.” Miss Bushnell (Esther Maul): “I’m about as welcome around here as a snow storm at a fourth of July celebration.” Miss Rembrandt (Maurine Watkins): “Oh, I'm a manicurist, Mr. Beverly, not a brain specialist.” Harkins (Ralph Rathburn): “Me, me, with a pick and shovel? Lord, what would become of my dignity?” Mrs. !• catherstone (Mildred Lund): “I believe those people are talking about us.” Mrs. Chadlicld (Vena Ballard): “The horrid people! I wonder where they could have come from.” THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION PARTY The girls’ class in Physical Education entertained the school at an annual costume party January 26th in the school gymnasium. I lie gymnasium was elaborately decorated in a color scheme of pink and green. 'I he evening’s entertainment consisted of a costumed promenade, solo dance, vocal solos, and general dancing to the accompaniment of the Purse Orchestra. Novelty dances, such as a Prize Waltz, Varsity Drag, and Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Tags, varied the dancing program. After a box supper at ten thirty, confetti was distributed to the dancers, and the remainder of the evening was hilariously enjoyed by all. The following prizes were awarded: Best Costumed Couple....Margaret Emmanuei.-Max Ei.sey Best Costumed Girt.......................Ruth Maul Best Costumed Boy Bert Norton Prize Waltzers............Grace Rkthmeyer-Jimmy Day Prettiest Box......Virginia Van Horn-Mahle Mekingeh The party was sponsored by Miss Buchan. $ Aurora Borealis [33] © 0 9 © 0 f $ $ 9 HEAD BOY AND GIRL Maxine Hunter HEAD GIRL: Maxine Hunter was given one of the highest honors to he attained in High School, when she was chosen Head Girl this year. She was chosen by the students as Hie most popular girl in the “Who’s Who” contest. Maxine well deserves this honor. She has always been a very good student and has been very prominent in all school activities. Maxine entered school here in the eighth grade and long before she had completed her first year she had proved to us her worth. She was class President in her freshman year, Vice-President of the Junior class this year, and Editor of this year’s Annual. $ 0 I Q 0 J © $ 9 0 0 9 © I HEAD BOY: The honor of Head Boy was given to Robert Metcalfe, who is President of the Honorary Society, Senior Class, Student Council and a very active worker in Hi-Y. Robert is very popular and liked by all. He is a Senior and we greatly regret that he will not he with us next year. But he has proved to us that he will make a success in his future life. 9 $ Aurora Borealis $ 0 0 0 0 0 0 © 0 © $ 0 0 0 e o 0 0 0 0 0 I 34 I © 0 “SCHOOL DAYS” FEATURES KODAK AS YOU GO Aurora Borealis I 35] SCHOOL DAYS’ (V) t $ w Aurora Borealis [ WANT ADS Sept. 5. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT In view of the hard work ahead, we are offering the special Insurance Policy against � verwork. Call at our office. 1444 Bumby Street. Office hours 10:15 to 10:16 A. M. Prof. F. Burgess. X.Y.Z.. and Prof. N. Edwards. L.M.N. Sept. 6. WANTED Campaign Manager. Call 281 Banana between hours of 7 and 8 P. M. Must be experienced. Elections. Sept. 10. PERSONAL—Won’t you try and like me. girl ? I want to be a good pal. I dance, skate and am very fond of all sports.- NEW COACH. Sept. 12. WANTED— Book Agents and Speakers. To introduce Prof. McCullough’s latest masterpiece—’’Directions for Study. Sept. 13. WANTED Bricklayers to repair ch:m-ney. Sept. 14. FOR RENT -Greasy Pole. Freshmen preferred. Soph. Room. Sept. 17. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. BOYS! Enroll in English. Sept. 18. I MAY HAVE BAD TEMPER But promise not to take it out on you. GEOMETRY TEACHER. Sept. 19. FOR SALE Green Caps. Special price to all kids under 12 Freshmen). Sept 20. WANTED Millionaire. We’re to have an Annual! Sept. 24. SPECIAL TODAY ONLY Drowsy Solution. Sleep guaranteed for seventeen nights: recommended by Prof. McCullough. Sept. 25. WANTED Experienced Taxidermist. To stuff birds. See E. C. Berry. Science Room. A. H. S. Sept. 28. NEEDED A Reformer. is beginning to curse! Paul Gratke Oct. 1. POSITION- Excellent chance for advancement. Coons wanted to appear in Annual Minstrel show. Experience necessary. Must be dark complexioned. Miss Buchan. Oct. 8. WANTED -Dog Catcher. Furnish own implements. See Miss Andrew. Commercial Room. A. H. S. Oct 9. LOST 3% I Some time between 1 and 4 P. M. If found return to any Senior. Adequate reward. Oct. 19. WANTED Experienced actors. Apply at Senior Room. Senior Assembly. Oct. 12. WANTED Shakespeare. By an English student. Grrr! ! ! Oct. 15. DIVORCE NEEDED Call room 210 Mr. Earl. Oct. 16. ATTENTION—Plasterers needed immediately. Big pay. little work. To repair immense library of A. H. S. Oct 17. LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN—%%% report cards. Oct 18. WANTED—Tight Rope Walkers. Booster initiation. Oct. 19. YOU ARE NEEDED BY UNCLE SAM —For U. S. Weather Bureau. Attention. General Science class. Oct. 22. ASSASSIN WANTED! To kill any teacher. Call A. H. S. Object Holiday four months till Washington’s birthday. Oct. 23. GREAT DEMAND—For fair weather. Oct. 24. WANTED Singers. Maybe you can sing. We can’t. Junior Assembly. Oct. 26. SALESMEN NEEDED To sell Aladdin tickets. See Juniors. Oct. 30. PRIVATE D E T E C T I V E — Expert shadowing. We never fail, we get our man. Miss Buchan and Mr. Berry were found loitering in the hall. Oct. 31. WANTED — Ambitious young college athletics. To run down Aurora hoodlums Halloween. Nov. 7. IX)ST. STRAYED OR STOLEN Elderly New Yorker. When last seen was smoking a cigar, wearing a brown derby, with an anxious look on his weary brow.—AL. SMITH. Nov. 12. NEEDED—Expert Surveyors. To zone district around Aladdin. Pottsie and Paul slickered the management. Nov. 16. FOUND Nov. 15 and 16 on corner of Florence and Sixteenth Streets. Aurora. Colo., 2 days’ vacation. Nov. 17. NEEDED Nerve specialist Teachers have returned with new ideas. Call A. H. S. Nov. 20. SACRIFICING — A splendid box of candy easy payments. Terms reasonable. Must sell immediately. See Bob Metcalfe. Yell contest. [ 40 Aurora Borealis WANT ADS Nov. 21. Nov. 22. Nov. 27. Nov. 29. Nov. 30. Dec. 3. Dec. 4. Dec. 5. Dec. 6. Dec. 7. Dec. 10. Dec. 12. Dec. 13. Dec. 14. Dec. 15. Dec. 19. Jan. 7. Jan. 8. FOR SALE Special patent medicine guaranteed to give PEP” or money back. Dr. E. Z. Killem. FOR RENT Dress suit and evening gown . Special price to Pres Club. IF YOU HAVE AN AIM IN VIEW— Join the G. R.'s Free Flour to new member . BARGAIN Turkey and cranberries. Call 812 anytime after dark. LOST In church gym one baHketball game with Greeley High. If found return to Aurora Trojan . Reward. FOR SALE Alarm clock , baby duck and safety razor blade . School star at 8:80! ! ! JUST OUT NEW INTER-SCHOOL TELEPHONES. WANTED Painless remedy for Flu. Doc. McCullough. WANTED—Instructor in ice skating by national champion. Call at Mechanical Drawing Room. Joe Day. A KNOCKOUT SIDELINE play Strasburg. T rojans WANTED A SUBSTITUTE—By Mr. McCullough. Must not be a flapper. An . Miss Schaeffer. WANTED Permit similar to Joe Day's. Ability to take anyone at anytime out of any class. Any teacher of A. H. S. ADMITTANCE to some respectable old man's home wanted by graduate of A. H. S.. class 29? See Arl Kelso. FREE Lessons in Aviation. See Mildred Hertzmark to get in touch with experienced aviators. IN SEARCH OF EXCITEMENT Coming vacation. NOTICE. CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Gifts for Freshmen. Pacifier . Dolls. Wagons and toy of all sorts. GREAT OPPORTUNITY for promising young snake charmer. See Mr. Berry immediately as snakes are becoming unruly. WANTED More eleven thirty period to keep students in. Miss Barnard. Jan. 10. WANTED Life-guard Miss Buchan saw snakes. Jan. 11. TICKETS ON SALE for Byers game. Jan. 14. WANTED -Joedy dear, in care Mr . Day. Jan. 15. MAY QUEEN BEAUTY PARLOR operator. Lillian Parker. Jan. 16. SOMETHING NEW! LATEST CRAZE! Mumps. Jan. 10. COSTUME DESIGNER Physical Education Party. Feb. 8. TO LEASE One «eat in English for 99 years. Ted Hafer. Feb. 17. PERSONAL—Gentleman wants to meet flashing, young blonde between age 1 and 50. blue eyes and small feet. Phil Ballard. Feb. 27. LEGAL NOTICE—I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by Maxine Hunter after February 28. Thurston Cox. Feb. 28. WANTED Enough PEP to keep us going three days in basketball. Trojans. Mar. 6. WANTED Detective to shadow basket- ball boys at Limon. Aurora Girls. Mar. 21. IT PAYS To have mump . Ask Maxine. April 7. FOR SALE One Silver Cup. Sophomore . April 10. NOTICE—If Mary Brooks is elected Teacher’s Pet I will not give six-week tests. Mr. Berry. April 19. WANTED Expert singers, musicians and dramatic reader . Apply at stage door. Deertrail. April 26. WANTED Experienced make-up tists. Juniors. April 26. WANTED Some nice trees that grow. May 4. WANTED Suburban League cup. May 17. NEEDED Small boys and girls to a brownies and fairies. May 19. WANTED Short Sermon. May 24. LOST Whole Senior Class. Aurora Borealis 1411 Q $ Our worry is over. We hope you like our Annual. © f i i © © © © © © © © © © l«] Aurora Borealis © © AUTOGRAPHS 0 © © © © © © © © © © Aurora Borealis l«j © 0 AUTOGRAPHS © 0 0 © © © © © © © © © © © ©