Aurora High School - Kennel Yearbook (Aurora, MO)

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nggucfenf aunci s 5 hiilj L.,.j .,,-"7" A President--Lawrence Slaughter Vice President--Don Provence Secretary--Sammie Roach Treasure--Ed. Potter Other members: Leon Faucett, John Donica, Joan Endicott, Harriett Foxton, Marion Masters, Bob Ellis, Tom Bennett, Betty Ann Slaughter. The student council is composed of the president of the student body, a vice-president chosen by the student body, presidents of the leagues, presidents of the classes and a representative from each class. The council has been busy this year in that it brought the constitution up to date, has a special room for council meetings and materials, snonsors Teen Town, ans sponsored the annual football dance.- I The finances have been secured from candy sales and at present has 8106.91 in the treasury with all bills paid

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l'll'lbl,CL! Eddie ?otter Editor in chief Rayma June Heath Assistant Editor Helen Hendrix Business manager Delegene Davis Literary Editor Leila Faucett Typist Margaret Swift Typist E Lawerence Slaughter Photography Editor John Donica 1 Circulation Manager Jack Wilson Sports Editor Sem is Roach Business Editor Beane Ridenhour Sponsor E 'X vs En. ' F X Qin 'V , , 'N 1 - 'JM i' 1 , nf' K 'Q V, ' 'i 2 of QS ts E , V ,W ji, as J E I E-f 1 W n K .-AL.-1 X ' V A 1 Wm 4 X 1 I 1 ll

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,,1T , e , 3,11 ,rf 9262 2130 CH . First Row: Imogene Jones, Louie Potter, Jimmy Michel, Rayma I e Heath, Delagene Davis, Mary Ann Dowdy, Max Cherry. Second Row: Rex Thurman, Raymond Sullivan, Gene Ross, Lawrence Jones Charlene Keas, Mary Anna rfhxwell, Alberta Lovett. ,Third Row Edward Potter, Leon Feucett, Mary Jo Lamaster, Beverly Eherr Merle Thurman, Leila Faucett, Mary Elizabeth Clopton. Fourth Row: Dick Oglesby, Cecil Ozbun, Bill Lawson, Harold Kbdffif Eifleuee Levine, Carl Hazel, John Donica, T. J. Hobson, Helen Hendrix In the fall of l9L0 a program of vocational training was initiated which was designed to train youth in many ocdhpations. The plan provides for student learners, over sixteen years of age, to be given an opportunity to learn their chosen occupations through a cooperative arrangement between the school and employer. They learn by working one alt or each school day in the occupation .and spending the other half ln school. Both the school and the employer contribute to this training-the employer by teaching the necessary occupational skills and the school by teaching the technical information of the trade or occupation. Each student enrolls ln the-course 'Tech nioal and Related Arts,' in which the technical and general related material regarding the occupation are taught. Two unite of credit may be earned toward graduation This year the D 0 Club ls organized with Max Cherry as raeulty adviser. The officers of the club are: Presl de t, Rayma June Heathg Vice-president, Jimmy Michel: Secretary, Marietta Levineg Treasurer, Leila Faucettg e Parllamentarian, Bill Lawson, and Sargent-at-arms, John Donica. ' ,