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

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FILLED THE MORNING HOURS As starlight and music radiated through the gym, the aroma of delicious food to come penetrated the Heavenly” atmosphere. This delicious meal could not have been possible had it not been for the Post-Prom Food Committee. At the stroke of 12 our hunger pangs were satisfied. A delicious meal of ham, escal-loped potatoes, baked beans, salads, and relishes was served and climaxed with cherry pie. Our meal was served by volunteers from the sophomore class. After the meal, eyelids and streamers began to droop, but the couples danced on. Dixieland music trumpeted throughout the hours of the morning, off and on, from 1 to 4. This was arranged and presented to us by the Post-Prom Committee.

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MOONLIGHT AND STARS To the music of Will Hauser's band, we danced under the stars from 9 to 12. This is the Heavenly view from Chaperon Cloud. We were happy to see the chaperons joining in the activities of the evening. V We had a variety of things to do. When we tired of dancing, we chatted with one another and captured by flash bulb a few highlights of our Heavenly evening. As we arrived at the school, not knowing what was in store for us, we were greeted by the Reception Committee, Mr. A1 Porter and Mrs. Joe Tufts. Before entering the gymnasium Carol Welch, Jerry Schmidt, Ann Fox and George Ester registered for the door prize and received their dance program.

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Our Heavenly evening was climaxed by the crowning of Charlene Lockwood and John Reid as our regal couple. This honor was bestowed upon them by Carolyn Kramer and Larry Rumsey, last year’s royalty. Our queen was presented with two dozen long-stem roses. The boys of the court received cuff-links, and the girls gold round pins. Here we see Queen Charlene and King John with their court: Larry Gabbard, Ellen Keith, Bill McCarty. Carolyn York, George Ester, Lyndall Callis, Bill Kinnett, and Carol Welch.