Aurora High School - Aurora Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, IN)

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QUICK OF BODY From the required health course, the students gain knowledge of the structure of the human body. Pictured above. Miss Miller points out the bones of the body on a chart, while members of the class find them on Molly, the skeleton in A. H. S. 's closet. During the first two years in his high school life each student is required to take physical education. Here we see a group of freshman and sophomore boys participating in a volley ball game, one of the many sports in which they develop physical skills. ROBERT KENNEDY Health Safety Physical Education

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ALERT OF MIND Mrs. Simpson gives some of her Spanish II students her views on inside Latin America. Knowledge of a foreign language is an asset to everyone. Both Latin and Spanish are offered at A. H. S. in order that our students might have this advantage. Each of these subjects is offered on a two year basis. Two years of both are required for a foreign language major. ■ V 1 MARY V. SIMPSON Latin Spanish Coaching either on the football field or behind the wheel, Mr. Willen is an invaluable aid to the students. They will long remember his cool and easy man ner of instruction. Mr. Willen emerges from driver training car after an exasperating driving session. [ 16 ]

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THEY MAKE OUR SCHOOL POLICIES This has been a very busy year for the school board. Dr. Leslie M. Baker, Secretary; Mr. Charles Cheek, President; Mrs. Charlotte Olcott, Treasurer; Mr. Kenneth Pitts, Superintendent, as Aurora has undertaken the building of a new elementary school. Contacting architects, determining bond capacity of the community, and estimating number of rooms and facilities needed were among the tasks pursued by the board. Eugene F. Gabbard, Principal Kenneth E. Pitts. Superintendent We went to him when we were jg . We went to him when we were in in trouble. real trouble.