Aurora High School - A Roar In Yearbook (Aurora, NE)

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ff!! AL!RORErKN ff W THE PARADE Here comes the class parade! ' We hope it is well worth the price you paid: Oh, aren't they a sight? But it at least makes them look bright. fOr does it?j V See how shy they seem to be, l Maybe they're thinking how a can equal b. ' 2 Before they pass out of view, Let me introduce them to you, l i They are the little freshies green, , ' ' Who certainly are a scream, , l L l , 5 5 z lg, i But soon they will be Qwe hope, A f As dignified as you and me. ' Next comes our studious class i f No longer timid, but treading boldly past, X Each one carrying a book ' Accompanied by a happy look, Until some problem they encounter l Then watch those children flounder. r S 2 W History, Latin, Geometry, any one l Is enough to make the Sophies run, Yet they seem to get along fine - And will soon be second in line. il We wish them all the luck and say l Cheer up! You'll be Juniors some day. Behold the princes of the school! F Marching along so arrogant and cool, ,:, i w Beside whom are seen the princesses fair V Full of pride and without care, ' Now and then a frown appears ': Until the difficulty is again made clear, They're looking forward to the time When they as Seniors will shineg We all hope it won't be long But you can't judge such a throng, ' Thus you are left to see V The character of the class of '3-3. i Who have we here but kings and queens 1 All dressed in blue with gold between? X The kings so dignified and tall, N The queens more beautiful than all. They move with stately pomp and grace As if they're proud to rule the race, But then they should be proud i l l l ' l l i I To be the leaders of such a crowd, i i Who ever saw such intelligent classes l As the Aurora High possesses? l 1 f l q A N Thus ends the parade of '32 ' And we hope you've enjoyed it, too. ' T VALDA BARKER CQ.-...-,,lQ':'f -2.4 ' ' First, let's view the little folks so quaint, Lo and behold! they've been clipped in fresh green paint, - . .. t 1 Y 4 Page Twelve