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

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tl1e liigh point lllilll of the Plllll'G tea111 and also o11e of the leacling' scorers ill the state. Several boys also VVOIlt Olll for traek and were lllt'lllllPl'S ol' l4'.l+'.A., Hi-Y, A-Club, .Dl'illllEltlC' eluh anal lllllSlC'. 'I'l1e girls, too, were aetive 111 lllkllly eluhs. Several were lIl0llll1t'l'S of lllll Pep Uluh, illlll Betty Newlun represelited tl1e elass as el1eerleacler. They were also aetive i11 Y-'l'ee11s, lllllllliltlf' Club and small music groups. Several fll1Ill0l'S were soloists at the lllllSil' eontest and reeeiveml very high ratings. Beverly Mankin was chosen to represent Aurora High Sehool at tlirls' State. Her alternate was .Xrmlys Kl'9lll0l'. lion Sehoon- over was l'lIOS9ll to represent Aurora at Boys' State witl1 Gary Troyer as l1is i1lt9l'llZlt0. One ot the o11tsta11cli11g events of tl1e year was tl1e -llllllfll' Class Play, HA Case of SDl'lllgJ,'lllll9.H 'l'l1is was a tllree-aet eomecly 00llC'9l'lllllQ tl1e l'l'0lllJlPS of Boh Parker, a young' hoy ill love. Leads were played hy John Springer as Holm Parker, Beverly Mau- lilll as Gwen lXllil0l'HOll, and liOll Hall as Diekie Parker. The l1ig.1'g3,'est event of the Junior yea1' was the Jlllll0l'-SPlll0l' Banquet and Prom with the theme Apple-Blossom Time. ti0l',Q,'6OllS hlue tl0C0l'illl0IlS Nvilfll plllli apple lll0SS0lllS Illillltl tl1e night a heautiful l1l0lll0l'y ill the l1earts of tl1is year's Juniors and Seniors. Sue Shalieytelt anal Rodney Jones were ehoseu to reign over the gala occasion, anal tilllllll l,lllllS0ll proviclecl till? 11111sie for claiiciug. 20 Nothing like a hot-seat for our guests - junior play. Supt. E. D. I-Iumann occasionally likes to escape his office duties and piddle with the shop equip- ment.

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CLASS OFFICERS AND SPON- SORS: Ardys Kremer, vice-presi- dent: Merna Bell, treasurer: Mrs. Zember, sponsorg Ronald Schoon- over, presidentg Mr. Peterson, sponsor: Ann Jorgensen, secretary. 'fa Klum To start off the Junior year right it was necessary to have the best leadership possible. This was accomplished by the election of the class officers. The president elected was Ron Schoonover. The other of- ficers were Ardys Kremer, vice-president, Ann Jorgensen, secretary, and Merna Bell as the all-important treasurer. Mr. Peterson and Mrs. Zember offered their help as our class sponsors. Elected to represent the Juniors in the Student Council were Carol VVall, Sandra Mason, Roger Shaneyfelt, Larry Russell, and May Hammond, alternate. Several Junior boys went out for foot- ball and helped bring honors to the school and the class. Those who lettered this year were Larry Russell, Ron Schoonover, Roger Shaneyfelt, and Jim Newlun. In basketball our class was also very well represented, with Ron Schoonover being' MR. RICHARD SATPERFIELD must have his Stude in top running order to elude his inter- ested students. A 19 1

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hu '157 Gary Alberts Merna Bell Larry Epp Luella Foster Marlin Janzen Ann Jorgensen Betty Kliewer Marilyn Lantzer Richard Lindstrom LuElla Nachtigal Betty Newlun Donald Foster Larry Russell Jim Salmon Alice Ann Swanson Marvin Tessman Glen Wasson Jean Siddens Allen Chrlstenson Donna Danhauer Jim DeMaranv1lle May Hammond Kenneth Harter Delbert Heftie Ardys Kremer Richard Kremer Annette Luthy Beverly Mankin Sandra Mason Martha Newman Ralph Oswald Richard Schaffert Lee Scherff Ronald Schoonover Roger Shaneyfelt Bill Skinner Leon Snoberger John Springer Ronald Hall Joyce Thompson Gary Troyer Carol Wall Elaine Wall