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

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ANNUAL STAFF Night work??? It was grueling, yet satisfyingg it was work, but usually fung it meant a few harsh words, but many more thank-you's between members of the combined force which pro- duced this annual. Annual staff meetings were held quite regu- larly to get started on the monstrous job ahead of us, Finally the deadline was near, and PUSH we didg Linda Meismer, editor, joined the products of each work- er, and this yearbook resulted. The work- ers--Anne Whitney as copy editor, Tom Modorow as photographer and co-editor of the advertising section along with Mike Newman, Randy Gustafson and Gary Goertzen as co-editors of the sports sec- The patience of our diligent sponsor, Mr. Price, lasted throughout the year, to our definite amaze- ment. The long hours of work produce various side effects. tion, Shirley Keller as typist, Linda Shultz as business manager, Pat Goble as assis- tant editor, and Jim Condon as blackroom man , breathed a sigh of relief at its com- pletion. Losing pictures, misplacing copy, and gen- eral chaos went hand in hand with meet- ings, A mood worthy of mention was the uncertainty of completiong we knew it had to be done because we had been entrusted with the huge responsibility of it, but the visualization of it as a complete book was beyond possibility. The only thing now left to say is, The Annual Staff sincerelyhopes that this yearbook will be a treasured re- minder of your year of '65, Shir1ey's typing was fine until Gus stepped into th DiCtl11'9.

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Fl . enior girls' quartette Left to Right:R.A1'ldeI'sOn,acC0mP-S Boys' quartette Left to Right: D. Herron, accomp.3 N. . Meismer, 2nd sop.g L. Ross, Znd altog A. Whitney, lst Salmon, 2nd tenorg S. Oswald, 1st tenor, D. Ross, bari- op.3 A. Wadell, 1st alto. toneg J. Peters, bass. n 5'i-gfyjofl QIPEZS . 5 M fig These students represented Aurora at the A11- State Chorus in Hastings in November: A.Wade11, D. Jensen, S. Oswald. VOCAL MUSIC--DILIGENCE AND TALENT I f f f 1 Sophomore girls' quartette Left to Right: J, Troyer, 2nd sop.5 P. Nyblom, 1st altog M. Whitney, 1st sop.g C. Springer, 2nd alto, C. Skinner, accomp. 41

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HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT TIN ACTION Left t0 right: Mr. Peterson, A. Patterson, R. Mankin, Center Left: J. Daniel, K. Vetter, B. Brooks, T. Darbo, J. Henthorne, J. Anderson, R. Thompson, L. Schultz, J, Jasnowski, G. Newman, B. Patterson. R. Gallentine, L. Meismer, R. Gustafson, Mr. Schlueter. The Student Council accomplished several out- standing activities during the '64-65' school year. Included in these was an attempt to reciprocate in the American Field Service Program. Three dances with live combos were an accent to the year. Other activities con- ducted were the sale of popcorn at basket- ball games and' the sponsoring of a slouch day, pusserd day . The members of the council themselves felt that the most important actions of the year were certain amendments to the constitution which provided for an altered form of elec- tion of class representative officers. ,ef Nc This year the popcorn sales were up 5.1 over the previous year, thanks to the help of Wayne Roblee and Rodney Thompson.