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

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If? Al.'RL3RlfAN ...4 - . ':1-- f: um: '--- in- -- -1 w .... .... .ai:n.1.......c........:.......,..azi..................f ff'---be--,mmap? March 2. 4. 8. 9. 10. 11. 15. 17. 18. 21. 22. 23. 25. 28. 31. April 1. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1 1. 20. 22. 27. 28. 30. May 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 9. 10. 11. 13 14. 15 16 17 19 20 22 23 24 25 1Qf5kQij 'f' .. Ugg!-gg-1:ff-mzzzzn-'--'--.wr CALEN DAR---C onti nu ed Debate tryouts. Dramatic Club Play, Skeet . Hi-Y entertained at York. Girls entertained by Mother's Club. Debaters go to Hastings tournament. Electrical demonstration by some Mr. Jones, Senior class meeting. Juniors attempt to paint. Why all the green? SENIOR PARTY. Snow-First day of spring. Dragonnette meeting. Speaker from Lincoln School of Commerce. Hi-Y Easter program. Music by York College Quartet. LEO debating combination drops decision to Osceola. April Fool's Day-Dept. Operetta, High School Musicale. New Dragonnettes elected. Senior class meeting. Hastings College program. Aurora takes three places at York Musical Contest. Unused Alibis -by Wesleyan speaker. Dramatic Club meeting. 1 junior Play-Home-Again Harry. Girl Reserve Installation. Girl's Basketball Play Day. Girl Reserve Conference. The Ass't, Editor is wasting a lot of paper on notes lately. Yawn! Yawn! Spring hits us for good. LEGS have an exciting marble game. Unknown tests begin. Seniors rack brains. Miss Murphy smiles. Big Hi-Y inter-city meet. Chemistry odors. Ditto of the 4th. Annual out. Everybody satisfied. The SENIORS day. Took a bath. Went to church. Reviews. More Reviews. Beloved Exams. Seniors happy. More Exams. Baccalaureate Service. Dress rehearsal for play. Senior Play The Ghost Parade. Commencement. ...fi 9 3 2-- h-M4 l Page Thirty-.na

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-,..-,., ,,.,.,, ,W i i , il., e. -. K , , s.1.t.. if it is Top Row: Eldred Worthingtong Cyle Davisg Earl Bogardusg Wayne Shaneyfeltg Weldon Haslcinsg Millard McDonaldg John Zavgren. Middle Row: John Hewittg Pauline Cr.-meg Aclelaine Karrg Betty Simsg Lillian Elgeg Norma Norton I Christine Millerg Russel Weber. l V' Bottom Row: Fred McKayg Harold Gustafsong Louise Artherg Barbara Whiteg Rolanda Goetheg Ellen N VanGordong Eldora Gustafsong Lester Millerg Ray Beins. The Freshman girls have been playing basketball as well as being interested members of the Home Economics, Dramatic and Girl Reserve Clubs. Betty Sims was chosen a char- acter in the Dramatic Club play l'Skeet,'. Several members of the Freshman group missed a momentous occasion, the taking of the class pictures. Those not present were: Betty Burr, Delmer Bowlin, Anna L. Caullcins, Richard Lange, LaVern Nelson, Lena Mae Sexton, Maerene Cooper, Milton Johnson, Mary Jane Johnsen, Leonard VanBerg and Dorothy Wright. On February twelfth the class met in the auditorium to hold its regular party. Old Man Depression was not overlooked, for it was a hobo gathering. At seven-thirty the lioboes began to arrive and make merry. By the judge's choice Russell Weber was king and Norma Norton queen. The chairmen in charge of the party were Harry Williams and Barbara White, whose delicious sandwiches were mysteriously deficient. DORIS Wooos Through thick and thin we'll do our best To make the grade and pass the test, As Aurora Freshmen we'll ever strive To reach the goal called 35,'. Page Thirty-five

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