Anderson Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Anderson, CA)

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AURORA STAFF Edllfll' -ffff'--f 5 ---------- ,....,...,A..,,, . . Katherine Gilmore Assistant Editors ....... ........1......A..... A4...... . .. ., ..... . . Bob Carter, D01-only Moss Busmess Manager ...., ...., . ... ... .... . . ...... ......,..A..., .........,.,............. B e tty Smith Sales and Ads ........V........,.. Katherine Gilmore, Joe Alward, Fred Andi-ee, Paula C01-by H ' Bob Carter, Bob Johnston Senior History and Play .,...,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,A7,,,,.7,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA, Le Roy Droege Horoscope, Prophecy, Will ....... rr,,,, J oe Alward, F1-ed Andy-ee Senior Sneak .,.......-oo.Vo........,. ....o,,.o,o..w,oo...... B ob Johnston JL1I1i0l' Class ...... ......V, ,,.,,, B a rbara Frambes Sophomore Class ....... .......,...r,...7oAr,.,,r,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,, J im Wait Freshman Class ...... .....,..... ..,.,,,,,AA,,,,,, L eona Robinson Calendar ,YV.V........ Y...,. R ichard Manning, Norman Norris Alumni .,,,,,,,,,,,...,,. ..,.... J ay Stevenson, Edward Ballou Organizations i..,..., ,7,,,,, Paula Corby, Agnes Selland Boys Sports ,...... ..w.......,.i,.............,...w,. B ob Johnston Girls Sports .....,,, ,,,,,.,..,,i..,............,. H elen Sexton Jokes and Art ....,... .............,..........,..YY,... A gnes Selland Snaps ,,A,,,,,..,....,...V, ...... B arbara McQueen, Floyd Serpa Adviser ...,,.., ..,,i,, ,..........,V.,,.f,V .7....,.......,....,............V,....,, M i s s Lane For the last four years the Class of 1937 has been active in school functions of every description-in publishing this book we have tried to make it a mem- orandum not only of our activities but also, the activities of the lower classmen. Along' with our class colors, French grey and scarlet, to be used throughout this book, we have chosen streams as our theme. Each of us is like a stream with brooks flowing from all sides into its channels. Some of these are clear, bubbling, and healthful brooks while frequently stagnent, contaminated waters try to control our courses. Nature's Ocean is affected by the rivers which enter, rivers coming from all sources, some from coal mines, some from sulfur springs, and others from refuse piles. Likewise the Ocean of Life is influenced by both good and bad personalities, and we want our influence to be strong and good. Our eighteen graduates in the form of eighteen individual streams have united to form the large lake Aurora. Each one has had his part in forming this hook. As a united group we wish to thank all those who so unselfishly contributed to the publishing of this edition of the Aurora. Page Eight

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BARBARA Mr-QUl'fEN-Commercial g Trzmst'vi' from 'l'ec-lmical High '36, Girls' Lenpguc -c.-Pre s. MJ' High Views , i 33, 31, .ii fbi ai i , 36 '37, G.A.A. '36, '37, Aurora '37, Spring Produc tion 37, Basketball '33, '36, Tennis '34, '37, Vol- ' leyball '36, Baseball '37. , NORMAN NORRIS-Agricultural Nom. Com. '33, High Views '35, '36, F.F.A. '33, '34, '35, Aurora '37, Senior Play '36 fStage Mgixb, Baseball '34, '35, '36, '37, Basketball S-1 '35 '36 '37 ' 1 1 r , . LEONA ROBINSON-Commercial Class Treas. '37, Girls' Glee '34, '35, '36, '37, Gu-15' League '34, c.s.F. '34, '35, '36, '37, opei-em ,Cu '34, '37, Senior Play '36, High Views '37, Aurora 3563 '37, G.A.A. '37, B k lb ll '33, '34, '35, '36 fMg'r. '36J, Baseball '34, '35, '36, '37, Volleyball '33, '34, '5 '36 AGNES SELLAND--Academic Class Sec. '35, '36, A.S.B. Sec. '36, '37, Girls' Glee '34, '35, '36, '37, Aurora '37, High Views '36, '37, Operetta '34, '35, '36, '37, Senior Play '36, C.S.F. '34, Second Honor Roll '35, '36, '37, Girls' League '35, '36, '37 fSec. Treas. '37J, G.A.A. '37, Baseball '37, Volleyball '34, '35, '36 filaptain '355, Basketball '34, '35, '36 lCap. '36J, 0 , . FLOYD SERPA-Agricultural Finance Con. '34, '35, '36, '37, F.F.A. '33, '34, '35 fVlC6-PYGS. '35, Pres. '35j, Aurora '37, Sen- ior Play '36 QProp. Mgr.J, Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Baseball '37, Tennis '36. HELEN SEXTON-Commercial Basketball '35, '36, '37, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Baseball '34, '35, '36, Band '34, Aurora '37, ' '37 G.A.A. Class Girls Band Girls' Com. QCHP '37 CCap on , Q BETTY SMITH-Commercial Yell-Leader '36, A.S.B. Yell-Leader '35r '3 League '35, '36, '37 fYell-Leader '37J, 5 l , ! F, , 7 4 737, Glee 13 QCa 7. 1 35, p. 35, v 36, Aurora 31, Opeietta 3 , , 33, '34, A.S.B. 'ri-eas. '36, '37, Nom. l G.A.A. '37, Volleyball '34, '35, '36 '36J, Tennis, '36, '37, Baseball '36, '36, '37J, Basketball '34, '35, '36 361 JAY STEVENSON-Agricultural 36, Auro . Sec. F.F.A. '34, '35, Band '.6, '37, High Views 3,5 ,. ,37. Z E JIM WAIT icture omittedb--A cultural Sec. F.F.A. 36, Treas. '37, Aurora '37, Basket- ball '33, '3 , Baseball '36, '37. VERN CUNNINGHAM-Picture omitted SENIORS Page Seven if -, A -vii,

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WHO WOULDN'T LISTEN? C A S T Characters Played by Grandma Tierney ,...,,, ,,,,, ,A,,,,.. , A ,,,.,.. L eona Robinson James Tierney ,,,.,..,A.. ..... B ob Johnston Mary Tierney ...,.,w,..,.,i,,.,,. ,.,,,, A gnes Selland Genevieve Van Camp ......, .,...i....., P aula Corby Archibald Van Camp ...i,,,,,, ,............,.. J oe Alward Joan, the French Maid ........... ...,,.. K atherine Gilm-ore William, the English butler ,.....,,,,,,.,......,.,..,..i,...Y,,,,....,................ .............. F red Andree George Allen, the host... .,7,,,,..,i,..........7,..................,..,,.....,........,.......... Le Roy Droege Director-Mr. McCormickg Stage Manager-Norman Norrisg Property Manager- Floyd Serpa. Who Wouldn't Listen? a three act comedy hit was presented to the patrons of the Anderson Union High School on Friday, November 13, 1936, by the Senior Class. The audience went into convulsions of laughter because of the many comical scenes entering into the plot. The story begins in the living room of the Tierney home in Bayfield. As the curtain rises, Grandma is found on the stage trying to get the butler to clean up the room. The family is making ready to receive the Van Camps from New York. The Van Camps are pretending to be deeply in love with James and Mary Tierney, while in reality they are after the Tierney money. The wise old Grandma knows this because she has found out many things by listening through keyholes. She proceeds to. do away with these imposters by placing a telegram supposedly from Jim and Mary's guardian telling of oil well failures, so that the Van Camps will see it. When the rogues discover it they decided to jilt the Tierneys. Jim and Mary then have to hunt other partners for the party at George Allen's home. By a scheme of grandma's Jim takes Joan, the maid, and Mary goes with William, the butler. The mystery surrounding Joan and Bill, as well as the identity of the Van Camps, is brought out in the third act at the Tierney home. The Van Camps, instead of being society people, are found to be hotel employees who have stolen some bonds. It' is revealed that Joan is a follies girl and that Bill is an author and the son of a nobleman. As Grandma has planned all along it turns out that Joan and Bill marry Jim and Mary. Page Nino