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

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MRS. BERNARD REINMILLER, an outstanding 4-H Club Dora Dean EPP leader, helps three of her sophomore girls make dresses. 4 ,W QVQII, ., Q ,, 51: A N N j, . gm 5 ,,.V. 3, II. i. , 5 A if f' 1 if , My f 3 ' 5 y1g354,..55.,:. 1, ,..x ,f - V .- I X ' 1 ,,.. ..,, , I x,k. . I .,,. ,, I E a. ,GQ ., N. X- 5 . ' f 'fi 'K 5 A 'S R fi' ' ls 3 - Jim Oswald Mary Oswald Arlyce Peters Sharon Ramey Jeanne Reinmiller Merlene Salmon Jim Samples Rose Schafer Ronald Evans Lorine Friesen Barbara Griffith James Hilligas Edward Hoegren Gary Hurst Richard Janzen Verla Killion Dale Miller Kathryn McConaughey Karen Nelson Phyllis Palmberg Robert Park Ruth Perry Donita Rhoads Eugene Ross Alvin Salmon Sandra Shalander Glade Snoberger Mary VanHousen ' , Sharon Vetter ., Delmer wadeu T . , Marvin Weems -V.:.-, ' ,l,, ',l, 1-A ',... PN ' ' egg i ' V,, '.Z Carolyn Wert A A X Mary Williams 1.1 ' ,, , Conley Wilshusen ra H, R gk, V ' W ' .R ' .'. ,' Sondra Woodring 5 ,QQ er -fx- Marcine Williams

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Marjorie Critel Larry Danhauer Joe Aalborg Ardean Arndt Eloise Bishop Romona Budler Keith Christenson Joan Carlson Gary Condon Jack Conger Leroy Ediger Carolyn Emerson Grace Emerson Roy Friesen Harriet George Elizabeth Goertzen Larry .Snplwnwfma Holm Robert Humrich Ruth Dick Larry Dieckman Don Douglas Gerald Gressley Phyllis Kruse Wendell Mankin Steve Mecham llealizing we were no longer l reslnnen, we raised up our heads anml prepareil to ities. 'llhe spotlight fell on Sharon Rainey and liicharcl Zehr when they were chosen as attendants for the Sock llop King and 1 rs face the year as Sophoniores. 'l'hings started otl with the election ot class officers. At our first class meeting we electefl Richard Zehr as president, Don- Queen. Many of our boys starred in ath- 'iltl lloufrlas as vice-presimlent, and Phyllis ot great Aurora teams for the future. letics, and such nanles as Conger, Samples, lloltzen, lJlt'0lilll2lll, and Parks hold promises Pahnherg as secretary-treasurer. Our Stu- mlent Council representatives were .lini Samples, Steve Mechani, Sandra Shalancler, liuth Ann llicli, and .lack Conger, alternate. Mr. Oshorn sponsored the brood. llle Sophies were full ol' school spirit ancl participated in most ol' the school activ- Sophies mainly niamle up the cast of the play, 'l'he Mystery of Moulcly Manor. lionalal Evans, Sandra Slialancler, Phyllis Pahnherg, eliicliaiwl Zehr, Ramona Butller, Merlene Sahnon, .lack Conger, and llllarcine Williams all helped to niake it a scream- ing success. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Richard Zehr, pres- identg Don Douglas, vice-pres- identg Phyllis Palmberg, secre- tary-treasurerg and Mr. Osborn, sponsor.

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5' 611-M On the first day of sehool we freshmen, self-satisfied and confident, holdly strolled up the driveway of old Aurora Higli. After the first two Glasses we felt hewitehed, bothered, and hewildered. On Septenilier 13 we held our first c-lass meeting and eleeted our class officers: Kathy Adams, president, Murray Ross, viee-presi- dent: and lduniee Miller, secretary-treasurer. To the Student Council we elected lihnily Miller, Lou Ann Rasmussen, Kent Madsen, Ronald lngrani, and Dianne Waldron, alternate. FRESHMAN CHEERLEAD- ERS-front to back: Janice Fenster, Lou Ann Rasmussen, Kathy Adams, Dianne Waldron, Lorene Wadell. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Mr. Smith, sponsor, Kathy Adams, president, Eunice Mil- ler, secretary - treasurer, Mur- ray Ross, vice-president. 24 Our cheerleaders did niueh to boost sehool spirit with their variety of yells and danees. Initiation proved to he quite a mouth- watering day for us. There were all sorts of new and different foods to eat. ln the afternoon, Kangaroo Court was held. One hy one the aeeused were lirouglit up for their punislnnent. VVe chose two representatives to help us plan the new Youth Center, thus showing that the Aurora High YVay is a progressive way.