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

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ee Charles William Clarence Dallas Harold Gordon Harvey Ronald Garvin Adams Alberts Amend Bigger Bishop rna Diann Bruce Tolle Ronald Lee Donna Rae Connie Lou Bristol Chambers Condon Conger Cruff Hurry it up, Froshg that Senior's got a broom! I4-ties, Musiv, Sr'iem'c-, and I,l'illll2lllf'S. We could see the 1-ml oi' our rozul with ilu- I3ilf'f'ill2llll'0Zll0 svrmori by Rev. I+lclwz1i'4l .John- son, amd the COIN!llOllf'l'Illl4Ill zuldress Ivy Mr. Dfllltlltl F. Kline. Robert YH0C'klIl2lllll and -Vlilllilt Swanson wore H10 Vz1le1lic fol'izu1 and SZllllfZltOl'lilll cords. Nanvy Mc'lI'11'0'11e mul 1 rw lioln-rt l'30i'klll2lllll l'1-ceivwl the Ilzilw Ruth Awards. lflarl .Ivnsn-11 was Hu- Sviiior Best AH1 li-te. Al the 1-ml of our highway begins ilu- SHIJOI' Higlnwziy valleml Life. In Life, we xxlll in-ver i'o1'g'0t our motto, 'l'I1v Dom' of SllK'C'L'SS els llalwlecl rl'llSll. 13

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flaaanf' Glance at the Senior billboard, our fa- vorite slogan will catch your eye- The 56 of ,56.', Our section of the AHS Highway is completed. W'e started laying the roadbed four miles back on September 2, 1952. Our first Hraisel' came October 2 with our initiation into AHS. The mighty Seniors didn't paint us green, but we shouldered the burden of being lowlyg that's when we became accepted members of the crew, After a semester of toil, we went out on the town on a scavenger hunt. Soon came the bend in the road, and the end of the first mile. NVhen the great doors opened next fall, we started our second mile. Nobody Homel' was our first dramatic performance. It was a hilarious year, and our venture on uncharted trails with two hayracks well established our reputation as the rm-nel-iest class on record. Our next mile was rough--we began to feel the rocks and ruts of responsibility. Our Junior Play, t'My Little Margie, was a tremendous success. Climaxing a never- to-be-forgotten year was the Promg our theme was Mr, Sandman. Our over- time work was rewarding, the candle- lighted banquet and Ken Maurer's music made wistfully sweet memories. Our last mile was the happiest. Vile were big wheels g that's what the Fresh- men repeatedly reminded us on Initiation Day. Throughout the year, we were inter- rupted by service-men, employnient tests, and cap-and-gown rentals. VVe took a holi- day with payn to Omaha March 13. Our play, Professor, How Could You! was the best ever. All along our highway we have left the marks of achievement in Ath- 12 Robert Daniel George Allen Bockmann, Presid Clayton Burke Walter, Vice-Presu LaVerda Marlen Fowler, Secretal Wanek, Treasurl

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MR. LAWRENCE LASS, Sponsor of Science Club and the Senior Class, puts the finishing touches on his new house. Lois Jean Danielson Earl Christian Jensen Ora Thomas McConaughey 9 2 2 5 -34 Gerald Alle Dieckman Barbara J ea McKe1vie J ohr Nancy Am Mc!-Iargue is f Q 2