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

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Noi only did we learn to drive, but we also learned how to change a tire. We had many headaches as we tried to parallel park and even got dirty when we examined the engine. Still, we were rewarded on that happy day when we got our driver's license. 'This is an engine, Mr. Hickman tells his drivers' training students, Sherry Hardgrove and Doug Bradford. and good co-ordination “1 guess we’ll be safer with Doug in the trunk instead Car checked and okayed, Mr. Hickman puts his of the driver's seat, says Mr. Hickman. life in a student's hands and off they go. [ 27 ]

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Seniors, Wanda Leffler and Marilyn Gregory demonstrate their ability to do the elephant walk. We developed our bodies and learned to be good sports, too. The boys did calisthenics, but the girls only did exercises. We took part in the physical fitness program to improve ourselves. Mr. Hickman lectures to his students on the proper care of the human body. pupils seek to acquire healthy bodies Physical education girls do warm up exercises before an exciting volley ball game. [ 26 ]

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vocational courses provide training Senior home economics students learn how to decorate their future homes by looking through magazines. A sophomore home economics student explains to eighth grade girls the art of making aprons. Learning to become good homemakers, we cooked, sewed, gave parties, and even had a wedding. We tried new dishes; and, if they were good, we kept the recipe for future use because we knew that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. We found our figure type so that we would have the right effect on certain people. It looks like these goodies baked by the senior girls may be used for a party.