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

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Gayle Bates, besides being advisor of the Hi- Club, teaches bookkeeping and typing. He has earned an A.B. from Earlham and a M.S. from Indiana University. Robert Kennedy has a B.S. from Hanover and a M.S. from Purdue. Although teach- HH ing mostly at the Junior High Building, he jHj serves as backfield coach of the football WH team. HB William Hartwell, whose B.S. was obtained from Ball State, teaches industrial arts to both junior high and high school students. Ray Hudson, who has a B.S. from Indiana University, teaches English and sponsors the A. Hi-Lite and the Aurora Borealis. Once a cook in the U. S. Army, Mr. Hudson now likes to read, bowl, and play golf. Lucille Schaich, efficient and friendly, came to A.H.S. with a B.A. from Purdue. She teaches home economics to both high school and junior high students. [ 28 ]

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Dan Wonn, with an A.B. from Franklin and a 1.S. from Indiana University, is both a coach and a friend to our athletes. In his second year at A.H.S.. he teaches Algebra I. Mary Simpson, with a B.P.S.M. from Indiana University, uses practical experience obtained from touring foreign countries in teaching Spanish and Latin. Carl Hughes, coming to our school with a B.S. from Hanover, is head basketball coach and physical education teacher. Margaret Klingelhoffer, who likes entering contests, gardening and playing cards, helps girls become better prepared for their future homemaking. She has a B.S. from Purdue. Glenn Terry Cutter, teaching U.S. History and Civics, offers a humorous but firm method of teaching to his students. Having obtained his B.S. from Ball State, Mr. Cutter, this year organized the Social Science Club. [ 27 ]

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Willeen Edwards, who has a B.S. from Ohio University, keeps our girls physically fit. Her first year here, Mrs. Edwards teaches health and safety, and physical education. Nina Mattox is our new and efficient librarian. With a B.S. from Ball State and a M.S. from Indiana University in science, her knowledge of library functions is impressive. Eugene Henry has a busy schedule which includes teaching civics, commercial geography and citizenship. He is also director of the A.H.S. choir. He obtained a B.A. from Franklin College. Milton Masing, who teaches art to grade school students as well as to our high school artists, also spends much of his spare time painting and drawing. He obtained his B.S. from Ball State. Mary Jane Niemeyer, with a B.A. from Indiana University, after practice teaching here last year, came back this year as a full-time teacher. She teaches English to juniors and to junior high students. [ 29 ]