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

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'Ti' 1 1:1 :,l ,:' if E-it Eff r J Ill ii ' l l .. .V -I lil lil e ggggiggl If., M gum NN . - '--'- --'- xl: lQ S Ei is Ei fl, fill ll? .l' li li ll: 3. Top Row: Velma Lingg Celia Andersong Leota Watsong Helen Bamesbergerg Pearl Perineg Alice Akersong Loretta Smithg Fae Leonhardt. Middle Row: Eleanor Weeding Theodora Nelsong Vivian Swansong Lucille Goetheg Doris Zehrg Lucille Evansg Dorothy Grace Bogardusg Valetra Marvelg Miss Ober. Bottom Row: Faye Wilsong Arlene Andrewsg Irene Leymasterg Alice Kollingg Dorothy Oswaldg Pauline Petersong Valda Barker 3 Catherine Egge, Effie Tivisg Thelma Schreckengast. I I Normal Tfalnlng One evening last fall we met at the schoolhouse where we were divided into three groups. Each group was sent out to find a hidden treasure. We were given instrudions and a code. After following directions, we found ourselves in Streeter's Park where one groupls efforts were rewarded by a large box of home made candy. After a typical outdoor M supper we formed a circle around the fire and elected our officers. ff' Th second meeting was held at the school house, The lesson was on Etiquette. The E31 new members and the sponsor were initiated and the next day they appeared at school with 3' some mysterious scarlet symbols on the back of their hands. A fine was to be paid if any one came without them but because of the depression most of the T. C.'s stayed on. On March second a health meeting was held at the home of Dorothy Grace Bogardus. ll-l The club presented a skit at the Mother's day program on March ninth. We are looking forward to a good old fashioned school session at Doris Zehr's home and then the Farewell salmagundi supper. At the first meeting the girls chose their officers as followsg President ..............,.,............................... Elinor Gorham. Vice-President ....... ................... C elia Anderson. Sec.-Treasurer ........,.. ........,...,. P auline Peterson. Program Chairman .................. Theodora Nelson. A Sponsor .,,....................... ............,...,....... M iss Ober. ill ll: ,E -'-rs gr 1 'J 1 MM Page Fifty

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I-, V v it M- ' ' ' - ' '-- -' W V X1 hx M: X ,N M: F--V.A ,,,-.,,T, ,.,, ya, ,,,. , ,,.,,.., 'f-'-:- t.:t.ii. M l l l ii Top Row: Doris Woodsg Mable Lantzerg Katherine Yaichg Leah Ruyle. X Middle Row: Mildred Bamesbergerg Ruth Ruyleg Erma Johnsong Gertrude Grosvenorg Wilma Hagrmang Niary Robertsg Mable Tillierg Miss Raynard. Bottom Row: Alice Dreierg Phyllis Zehrg Lillian Ryderg Norma Nortong Betty Simsg Melva Menzieg Verla Brcdehoftg Eileen Lantzer. Home Economics Club The Home Economics club was first organized in 1928 with Miss Marjorie Raynard as sponsor. The motive of this club is to stimulate interest in home economics and to study prob- lems relating to the home. The meetings this year have been very interesting. We have had lessons on books, first aid, foreign dishes, spring styles and budgets. We made toys at Christmas time for an or- phanis home, had a debate, took part in the Mothers club program and on St, Patriclc's day we gave a tea for our mothers and teachers. The year will end with a big out of town picnic. At the first meeting the girls chose their officers as follows: President .......,........,...,....,....,...............,..,.... Alice Dreier. V Vice-President ............, ,,,......,..... P hyllis Zehr. 5 Secretary-Treasurer .,... .......... M elva Menzie. Sponsor ..........,.,,..,..,.... .........,. M iss Raynard. Page Fifty-two