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

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 yjasterin eahsy d3oolieepin £ (jure A 1r. Bates’ bookkeeping students seem overly interested in photography. Will Mrs. Longcamp ever teach “Noodles” how to type? Jack Chapman seems to be the next in line. All work and no play makes Donna a dull shorthand student. Progress is our most important product. Dear Sir, . . . [ 16 ]

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industrial sdrts “Now students, it is very important that everyone sees what 1 am about to do, exclaims Mr. Shelby. Mechanical drawing sharpens many a pencil and many a mind. In Industrial Arts we learn about the proper handling and care of tools. Mr. Shelby always keeps an eye on our progress. Even though it is slow at times he never loses his temper. Well, maybe just once! Well, what do you know, an industrious industrial arts class.

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S liortliand ddy ddrief ddormS, and ournahim (fdy Lt)eadfineS The journalism class edits the paper and produces the annual. The journalism class of 1964 is composed of various reporters, ad salesmen, gossip grabbers, columnists, and assorted remains from the bottom of a copy basket. What does Dave see that no one else does? Girls scan latest issue of the school paper. [ 17 ]