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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1954 volume:

AURORA HIGH SCHOOL Aurora, Indiana RUSHWORTH Editor-in-Chief ROGER RULLMAN Business Manager MARILYN WATTS Assistant Editor DEDICATION We, the class of 1954, dedicate this annual to HARRY RITTER, who, by his efforts, has raised the prestige of our school and of our class. HARWELL This is the annual which we, the class of 1954, have published so that we will not only be remembered, but so that in later years we will also be able to thumb through and remember the year we reigned as seniors. We hope that this annual which we have attempted to fill with gay pages, serious pages, entertaining pages, and maybe even some corny pages, reflects the moods of our class and of the school, for that has been our aim. BOARD OF EDUCATION MARIAN SMITH A.B., I.U.; Dramatics, Senior Play, English, Dean of Girls. GORDON TRESTER President HARRY CHEEK Secretary KENNETH PITTS Superintendent LESLIE BAKER Treasurer KENNETH PITTS A.B., Marion College 1929; M.S., Indiana University 1934; Superintendent of Schools. EUGENE GABBARD A.B., Maryville 1929; M.A. University of Kei tucky 1939; Biology, Senior Sponsor, Prim pal. JAMES HAMBRICK Bulb burned out?—call Jim. Desk broke?—call Jim. “Call Jim” has become so much of a slogan for getting help that it is doubtful if the school could run without the cheery presence of “Jim”. ALBERT PORTER A.B., Franklin 1941; M.Ed., U. of Cincinnat 1948; Asst. Principal, Voc. Counselor, U.S. anc World History, Citizenship, Junior Sponsor. DELORES TANDY In her third year as office clerk, she has again carried on her duties to everyone’s satisfaction and has tried to help us all, especially in the production of this yearbook. PATRICIA BROWN B.S., Indiana State Teachers College 1950; Art. LOYD HOLTZCLAW B.S., Ball State Teachers College 1946; Math, Frosh Sponsor, Hi-Y Sponsor, Physics. CLARA BRUTIJER B.P.S.M., I.U.; Voc. Home Ec„ Cafeteria, Junior Sponsor. DALE KNIGGA B.S., Purdue 1950; Biology, Vocational Agriculture. ROBERT CAIRNS B.S., Central Normal College, Danville; M.S., Miami University; Biology, Law-Geography. BEATRIZ KYLE B.A., Western 1920; English, Frosh. Sponsor, Sunshine Sponsor. BETTY GARRISON B.S., Hanover 1952, Phy. Ed., Health-Safety, Jr. Sponsor, Cheer Leaders. CHARLES LEHNER B.S., Indiana State Teachers College 1928; M.S., I.U.; Commercial, Journalism, A-Hi-Lite Sponsor, Soph. Sponsor. WILLIAM PLATT B.P.S.M., I.U.; Music, Band, Senior Sponsor. FLORENCE ROLF A.B., Franklin 1933; B.S., George Peabody College; Library Science, English, Senior Sponsor. KENNETH SMITH B.S., I.U.; Math., Driver Training, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach, Frosh. Sponsor. HAROLD RICE A.B., Indiana Central; Chem. Junior High School. ROBERT SHELBY A.B., U.C. 1942; M.Ed., 1950; Industrial Arts, Frosh. Sponsor. BERNICE TEANEY B.S., Terre Haute 1931; Commerce, Frosh. Sponsor. HARRY RITTER I.U., 1950; Physical Education, J Sponsor, Basketball-Baseball Coach MARY V. SIMPSON B.P.S.M., I.U. 1933; English, Spanii Latin; Soph. Sponsor, Latin Cl Sponsor. ALBERT THOM B.S., Purdue 1940; Social Studi Head Football Coach, Junior Spons Frosh. Basketball. RONALD KLINGELHOFFER Awwwww! Academic Annual Board 4 A Club 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 A Hi Lite 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Softball 2 Student Council 4 Vice-President ADRIENNE LAMBERT A Cadillac, a Model A, a mouton fur; this brilliant web is spun for her. Academic G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Treasurer Annual Staff 4 A Hi Lite 4 SENIOR OFFICERS Ronald Klingelhoffer— President Dan Rullman— Vice-President Adrienne Lambert— Secretary Janet Furnish— Treasurer DANIEL E. RULLMAN A little nonsense now and then is pleasant. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Student Council 4 President Annual Board 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Vice-President 2 Football 3 JANET MARIE FURNISH Get thee behind me, Satan. Commercial G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Choir 3, 4 Annual Board 4 Latin Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 3, 4 JERRY CARTER Better a mischief, than an incom venience. Academic Latin Club 1, 2 Student Council 2 Hi-Y 4 B-team Basketball 1 Intramurals 3, 4 NORMA BAILEY Time and pains will do anything. Com. and Home Ec. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Board 4 BEVERLY ANN BAKER What shall be the maiden’s fate; who shall be the maiden’s mate? Academic Choir 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 A Hi Lite 4 Asst. Editor Annual Board 4 JAMES L. CHEEK For a treat, instead of a treatment. Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Intramurals 2, 3 Student Manager 2 Choir 1, 2, 3 Dance Band 1, 3 Annual Board 4 MARY LOU CUTTER Play dumb and look innocent. Commercial Band 1, 2, 3 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CAPITOLA DAVIES She’s like a butcher, always shooting the bull. Com. and Home Ec. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 1, Vice-President 3, President 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, Recording Secretary 3 Latin Club 1 Annual Board 4 Cheerleader 1 VONETTA DEARING I’m not denying that women are foolish, God made them that way to match the men. Academic G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Annual Board 4 ELEANOR DONK From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Com. and Home Ec. G.A.A. 1, 2 A Hi Lite 4 PRENTIS L. FOX Even the best of women are hypocrites. Acad, and Com. Track 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4, F. Dir. 3, 4 A Hi Lite 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Student Council 1 CAROL ANN FUGITT She always says what’s on her mind Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Annual Board 4 Future Nurses 3 A Hi Lite 4 RUTH GATCH To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. Com. and Home Ec. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Board 4 A Hi Lite 4 LARRY GIFFIN It’s a wise owl that knows his own hoot. Acad, and Com. B-team Basketball 1 Student Council 2, 3 President 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 President 4 Annual Board 4 A Club 2, 3 BETTY LORENE GRAY She who is lucky in love should never play cards. Commercial Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 PATTI GREATHOUSE Never trouble trouble ’til trouble troubles you. Academic Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 Treasurer 1 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Board 4 DAVE GRIEVE He’s our Don Juan of ’54. Need we say more? Voc. Ag. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 A Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2 Choir 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Board 4 Band 1, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 LARRY L. HARRELL The wildest colts make the best horses. Commercial Choir 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Annual Board 4 A Hi Lite 4 MARGARET GULLETTE Push pull, click-click; she makes friends that quick. Commercial Annual Board 4 Taylor High School 2 North Bend, Ohio Incarnate Word Academy 1 St. Louis, Mo. RHODONA HEADY I’ll gladly go from Rags to Richie Commercial G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Board 4 BECKI HARRELL Talk to me tenderly, tell me lies, for I am a woman and time flies. Commercial Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 4 Student Council 1 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 A Hi Lite 4 Annual Board 4 DORIS E. HOUZE That I should love a bright star, and think to wed it. Commercial G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 2, 3, 4 Annual Board 4 Library Staff 3, 4 JOHN ERIC JACKSON He’s here, he’s there, he’s everywhere. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4 Annual Board 4 Latin Club 1, 2 HAROLD HIGHSMITH There was never a saint with red hair. Ind. Arts Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Track 1, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 B-team 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 A Club 3, 4 Ben Davis High School 2, 3 Indianapolis, Ind. JACK HOFMANN The man who makes no mistakes, does not usually make anything. Ind. Arts Intramurals 2, 3, 4 B-team Basketball 1 DAVID L. HUXSOLL The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Voc. Ag. and Acad. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2, 3, President 4 Band 1, 2 Latin Club 2, 3 President 3 Student Council 2 Annual Board 4 WALTER JOHNSON As large as life, and twice as natural. Com. Ind. Arts Intramurais 1-2-3-4 Football 2-3 CHARLES KINZER Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. Com. Ind. Arts Intramurais 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 DONALD E. LUHRSEN Nothing is worse than woman, even a good one. Academic Band 1-2-3-4 V. Pres. 4 Hi Y 3-4 Baseball 3-4 A Hi Lite 4 Annual Board 4 PATRICIA McGRAW If I could sell troubles, I’d be a millionaire. Commercial Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 FRANK LOVE Trouble runs off him like water off a duck’s back. Academic Hi Y 2-3-4 Chap. 3-4 Basketball 3-4 B Team 1-2 Track 1-2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 A Club 2-3-4 A Hi Lite 4 Annual Staff 4 Softball 2 JANET MATTOX Tomorrow life is too late , live today. Commercial Band 1-2-3-4 Sunshine 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 donald McIntosh Blessed are the sleepy, for they shall soon drop off. Commercial Basketball 1-2-3-4 Varsity 3-4 Baseball 1-2 Football 3-4 Softball 2 Band 1-2-3 HI Y 2-3-4 Sec. 3 A Hi Lite 4 A Club 2-3-4 ROBERT MARTIN Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. Commercial Band 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3 Intramurals 3 NORMAN MILES Small but mighty. Com. Ind. Arts. A Club 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Basketball 1 DALE MOELLER God’s Gift to women????? Commercial Basketball 1-2-3-4 Varsity 3-4 Softball 2 Track 2 A Club 2-3-4 Hi Y 2-3-4 Football 2 BRYAN W. NIELDS Howdy! Commercial Track 1 -2-3-4 A Club 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Choir 2-3-4 Annual 4 Library 3-4 Hi Y 3-4 BETTY PELLMAN Her fancy lost in pleasant dreams. Commercial Voc. Home Ec. G.A.A. 1 BILL POHLMAN No man is bom without faults; he is best who has the fewest. Commercial Intramurals 1-2-3-4 MIRIAM ELAINE QUERY Merry as the day is long. Academic Southport High 1 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Latin Club 3-4 Choir 3-4 Band 2-3-4 Annual Board 4 A Hi Lite 4 SHIRLEY ANN PETERS She talks; Lord, how she talks. Com. Acad. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Latin 1-4 Band 1-2-3 Choir 2-4 Annual Board 4 JERRY ROBINSON I like work; it fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours. Acad. Com. Baseball 2-3-4 Intramurals 3-4 Basketball 2 Student Mgr. 1-3 ROBERT ALLEN REID The man who falls in love will find plenty of occupation. Academic Band 1-2-3-4 Choir 4 Annual Board 4 A Hi Lite 4 Student Mgr. 2-3 A Club 2-3-4 Dance Band 3 GERALDINE RITCHIE A light heart lives long. Commercial Sunshine 1 G.A.A. 1-4 Western High 2-3 Latham, Ohio MONA JOY ROSS Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ye diet? Acad. Com. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Choir 1-2-3-4 A Hi Lite 4 Band 4 ROGER RULLMAN Strictly a one woman man. Academic Band 1-2-3 V. Pres. 3 Latin Club 1-2 Sec. 2 Hi Y 3-4 V. Pres. 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Co-Capt. 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Varsity 3-4 Student Council 3 Treas. Annual Board 4 Library 4 A Club 2-3-4 JAMES L. RUSHWORTH A wise man; knows everything; a shrewd one, everybody. Academic Hi Y 3-4 Treas. 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Sec. 2 Choir 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Pres. 2 Annual Board 4 Dance Band 3 DANIEL SCHULER I like men who have a future and women who have a past. Commercial ROSEMARY ANN SCUDDER Is man no more than this? Commercial G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1 Choir 3-4 Band 1-2-3 A Hi Lite 4 CHARLES STEIGERWALD I came, I saw, I’m leaving. Commercial A Club 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Co-Capt. 4 Track 2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 MARILYN WATTS For the female of the species is more deadly than the male. Academic Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Corres. Sec. 3 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Annual Board 4 Student Council 3 Oct. Band 1-2-3-4 Choir 1-2-3-4 Pianist 3-4 Dance Band 3 CHARLES E. WORKMAN Hear much, speak little. Voc. Ag. F.F.A. 2-3-4 Reporter 3 Secretary 4 Track 1-2 PATRICIA ZEH Do you know any gossip? Commercial Acad. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1 A Hi Lite 4 HALL OF FAME Your honor, as a member of this commission chosen to honor some of our city’s citizens, I suggest that we build a huge hall of fame to the many citizens of Aurora who have carved out a place for themselves, or at least made an attempt in this world. Let me help you picture it in your mind. A broad walk leads up to the main entrance of an impressive building which has a small plaque (6’ by 6’) at one side of the door reading-“This building designed and engineered by MARILYN WATTS, Architectural Engineer.” After everyone stops to read this, the door opens and we are at last in the AURORA HALL OF FAME. The main hall would contain the cream of Aurora’s crop. Perhaps on the left, Elmer Davis-renowned lecturer; on the right, Nickademis-the original brown-noser; and of course above, the plaque reading “Engineer, Lawyer, Senator, President, Ambassador, President of the UN, and Custodian of the Aurora Hall of Fame” could be a bust of any one of us It’s a pretty sure bet that many of us will fit into at least one of these, but just for fun, let’s look at what my twisted little mind thinks of my classmates. Above an impressive entrance would be an inscription reading: “Within this room stand the busts of the graduates of the class of 1954. These are the statues of those who left their mark on the world and of those who, luckily for the world, died before this was accomplished.” With all this information under our belts, we remove our hats and reverently enter the room. The first group of figures are those who have contributed to our life in a political sense. Here are present the faces of such distinguished people as MONA ROSS and BOB REID. Mona was the first woman to run for President on the Prohibition ticket and actually was elected. However, when Senator BOB MARTIN (Democratic crackpot and originator of Martinism) dug up pictures of her at a wild office party, she resigned quietly and her veep, BOB RIED, was installed in the office. Things didn’t work out too well for Bob though; someone began investigating who had been spiking the White House tea, so President Reid quit and joined the Marines. (He always wanted to be one anyway.) Next in the line of succession was the Right Honorable JAY RUSHWORTH, Ph. D„ GOP, IOU, and PDQ. Before this, Jay had been a career diplomat and had gained fame for turning in the biggest expense account on record. Also included here is JACK HOFMANN, the founder of the Society to Preserve and Protect the Rights of Loafers; he also made a fortune in the black market on unemployment checks We will now leave this happy group and go to the next. Here, standing side by side, are PATTI ZEH and DAN SCHULER. These two, with their great knowledge of the butchering world, bought the Chicago Stock Yards and cornered the weinie market. Over their shoulders we see JIM CHEEK lurking behind a pillar. Jim was temporary head of the F B.I. for 6 days. (He learned the trade at the old Aurora Police Station.) The next group contains the arts and science people Here we find those two red hot mamas-BEV (BAKER) and VONETTA (DEARING) LaRue, who were always blocking up the halls trying to learn that dance step that sky-rocketed them to fame. Here also is PATTI GREATHOUSE, that great dramatic actress who wowed us all in her weekly performance at her Dad’s theater. She was the only actress we ever saw who was so emotional that we got all choked up on our popcorn. Next to Patti lounges DAVE (Loverboy) GRIEVE, a second Rudolph Valentino David was the greatest lover of all time-why, the minute his name appeared on the screen ail the women swooned and had to be carried out. Incidently, he and ROGER RULLMAN, inventor of the assembly line embalming process, formed a partnership and Roge would have one of his deluxe ambulances outside the theater to carry away any of the old girls who could not stand the rise in blood pressure. (That’s why Roger’s bust is laid out here.) Right next to Roger is the Bust of MARY CUTTER. Mary, Miss Universe of 1959, edged Marilyn Monroe out of the movies when she entered the business (We always knew there was something about that girl!) That figure in the cute tiger skin suit is ROSIE SCUDDER. She was Jane, Tarzan’s mate, in the movies until one day she got hold of the wrong vine-it was a 10,000 volt wire. In the science part of this exhibit stands the figure of DAVE HUXSOLL, the ingenious veterinarian who bred the first honest-to-gosh purple cow. CHARLIE WORKMAN bought up all of Dave’s cows and made a fortune making grape ice cream out of the milk he got. Next to these two we find JOHN JACKSON peeking out of his plexi-glass space helmet. John studied aeronautics, astronomy, and astro-physics for years and years before he was offered that chance of a lifetime. He immediately grabbed the job, and was the best Captain Video the Corn Flakes Company ever had. He costarred with Sola, Queen of the Adenoids, (ADRIENNE LAMBERT) until she got carried away one day and shot him with her atom liquidator gun. Here also is JERRY CARTER, the young man who gave his life for science. He slipped and fell while carrying a flask of his powerful explosive, Jedro Carteric. Next to Jerry’s pedestal is another. Only this one has an inscription but no bust. Did someone swipe it? NO, for this is the very appropriate monument to LARRY GLAB, the brilliant inventor who perfected a true vanishing cream. He’s been missing ever since That big tire with the head peeking through it is JANET FURNISH. She developed a secret formula containing old Model A tires which, when taken internally, gave a person the spark and life of three bottles of Hadacol. The bust of LARRY HARRELL is next. Let’s see, it gives his birth but says the date of death unknown. That’s because Larry was the test pilot who flew an experimental plane, the X-U81. He got going so fast that we think he flew into another century. The next division we enter is entitled Coaches, Players, Officials, and Avid Basketball Fan. (Fan?-I wonder who that is?!) The first athlete we see is FRANK LOVE, the first man to run the 4 minute mile; Frank ran from Aurora to Lawrenceburg in sixteen minutes; he didn’t want to stand the poor girl up. Going on down the line we find NORMAN MILES, first coach to take his team to the Rose Bowl for twenty straight seasons. (He’s got an uncle who gets them all free passes every year.) Next to Norman is another Notre Dame man, CHARLES STEIGERWALD. Charlie, the holder of the most yards gained in one season, ran 7,890,673 yards. (That’s the year Notre Dame was scoreless all season.) The next smiling face is that of CAPPY DAVIES, winner of the Women’s Decathlon of the Olympics. (She got her training dodging cars at Frisch’s.) RONALD KLINGELHOFFER’s determined face is next in line. He disguisedl himself and played for the Harlem Globetrotters for six seasons. Near Ronald stands his old friend, Hot-Rod LUHRSEN. DON was a famous driver until, during the Indianapolis 500, he decided his car wouldn’t go fast enough, so he got out and ran. “HINK” JOHNSON, successful coach of the Dodgers, coached them to five straight pennants before they were skunked in the crucial game of the sixth, 79-0 by the Cincinnati Redlegs. Well, enough sports! Shall we move on? What’s that? Who’s the avid Basketball Fan? Oh, that’s just Mrs. Simpson! Next is a mixed group of people whom I forgot to put where they belonged. Here is MIRIAM QUERY, famous novelist. She wrote a book so terrific that Mike Hammer and Scarlet O’Hara blushed while reading it. It was all about a boy who played the bugle at Boy Scout meetings. In the movie version, DAN RULLMAN played the lead and did a swell job. Since then he’s been retired and now plays the bugle to open the Kentucky Derby. Along the same row of statues is BRYAN NIELDS. Bryan was one time Drum Major for the U. S Marine Band, until he fell down while strutting onto the field before a performance. He’s since been demoted to 3rd flugelhorn player. Inside this closet is the bust of PETE FOX, traitor. He was shot for turning the country over to the Democrats. His last wish was that he never have to see another Republican; that’s why he’s been put away here. Another so called scientist is LARRY JGIFFIN. He thought he had found a formula that made him invulnerable. (You know-like Wonder Woman.) He decided to test it by catching a bowling ball dropped from the Washington Monument. BILL POHLMAN did the dirty work and after they had scraped Larry out of the finger holes in the ball, Bill was indicted on third degree murder charges We won’t know the outcome until SHIRLEY PETERS, his lawyer, gets done arguing her case before the jury. She’s been at it for seven years now. (We all always thought she was a little long-winded.) The next group is headed by MARGARET GULLETTE, proprietress of swank night club, “Creek View”. She took her establishment and turned it into the entertainment spot of Dearborn County. The rest of the group are the figures of those who rose to fame performing at the club: RHODONA HEADY, who every night opened the program with her lovely arrangement of “Too Fat Polka”; DON McINTOSH, the waiter who did his amazing trick of pulling the tablecloth out from under the ‘ ‘dishes” every night; and quiet little BECKY HARRELL, who danced to the tune of “Kiss of Fire.” The next figure is CAROL FUGITT, national head of the 4-H for 49 years. She was shooting for fifty, but they found out that she had been having NORMA BAILEY, President of the American Housewives, can the beans that she had won a blue ribbon with. The next statue is JANET MATTOX. Janet was making a fortune modeling eye glasses, until her eyes suddenly improved to 20-20 vision DALE MOELLER, the next victim-er-subject, cornered the market on chicken feed and had every chick in the country eating out of his hand. DORIS HOUZE, that next statue, holds the national record for stamping books. She beat out competition from all over the country, and as a reward now runs the Aurora Public Library. Along the same line is BETTY PEELMAN. She holds the record for typing-260 words per minute. That cylinder block on the next pillar is in honor of HAROLD HIGHSMITH. He was the only man to ever atempt to build and operate a V-7 engine. It ran quite well, but he only got one mile to the gallon. The next figure is BETTY GRAY: she was the brains behind her husband, a six star general. She is credited with preventing six major wars; everyone was afraid to fight us as long as she was on our side Next to Betty is ELEANOR DONK. She was JERRY ROBINSON’s laboratory assistant and she finally begged him into finding a growth serum. She was the first and last victim to drink it; she grew six feet in one night and was crushed to death between the head and foot boards of her bed. That distinguished bust is that of Dr. CHARLES KINZER, who has written one book about the life of bumblebees and is now working on something about people, or the like. That statue with the two heads has a plaque to Ruth Ritchie. That was the pen name RUTH GATCH and GERALDINE RITCHIE used in writing their series of soap operas for TV-“Life Can Be Sad for Mary’s Other Husband”. It ran for twenty-five years with PATTY McGRAW as Mary’s first husband’s wife. She was a regular Arthur Godfrey of the soap operas until she broke down and married Mary’s second husband. What’s that, your honor, you like the idea? You think the city can afford a Hall of Fame-when?-in about 51,029 years?!? (Who knows, maybe it Will be built!)) CLASS WILL ft I, CAPPY DAVIES, will my place in the cafeteria line to whomever can run fast enough to get it. I, JERRY ROBINSON, will my four study halls to Pete Brady. I, RUTH GATCH, will my long blond nair to Carol Holt. I, JERRY CARTER, will my ability to take off school to go rabbit hunting without being caught by Mr Gabbard. I, PATTI ZEH, leave Melvin to Harry Ritter. I, WALTER JOHNSON, will my ability to get along with Mr. Thom to Carl Petty. I, ADRIENNE LAMBERT, will my right to write snotty things about my friends in the Hi-lite to Judy Althoff. I, JOHN JACKSON, leave my great friendhip with Mr. Holtz to Don Rullman. I, SHIRLEY PETERS, will my bubbling personality to Marlene Bascom. I, DAN RULLMAN, will my little trick of getting a Physics project in a year late to Faith Springer. I, PATTI GREATHOUSE, will my four years as a majorette to Joy Beach. I, DAN SCHULER, will my ability to love’em and leave’em to Charles Barricklaw. I, GERALDINE RITCHIE, will to the Freshman Class, all my bubble gum airplanes, whistles, caps, ect., that are useful in study hall. I, LARRY GIFFIN, will my church key and a sack of Bull Durham to Dave Miller. I, JANET FURNISH, will the Junior Prom throne to the most fortunate heiress. I, ROGER RULLMAN, will my pilot license to the old hearse to anyone who thinks he may be needing its services before long. I, BECKI HARRELL, will my place in Cheerleading to Patti Page. I, BILL POHLMAN, leave all my girl friends in Moores Hill to Ed Goble. I, DONNA HEADY, will my seat in front of Mr. Thom’s desk to any girl lucky enough to get it. I, BOB REID, will my solo voice to Donna Creech. I, JANET MATTOX, will my figure to Phyllis Brown. I, CHARLES WORKMAN, will my curly hair to Tony Ingram. I, BRYAN NIELDS. leave my position as Drum Major to Don Rullman. I, DORIS HOUZE, will my post in the Libarary to Verna Lattire. T. JAY RUSHWORTH, will my editorship of this thing to the ’55 sucker I, ROSIE SCUDDER, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone who thinks he can get out of it. I, DON McINTOSH, will my chimney climbing ability to anyone who wants to run around the track 100 times. I, PATTY McGRAW, leave my duck tail to Mary Jo Orem. I, DALE MOELLER, will all the tape I “used” during basketball practice to Wayne Daugherty. I, LYNN WATTS, will 97 of my 98 lbs. to Bemie Skidmore. I, LARRY HARRELL, will my physique to Bemie Skidmore. t I, NORMA BAILEY, will my ability to drive after night to any one who needs it. I, CHARLES STEIGERWALD, leave one of Mr. Thom’s passes to Terry Mcgraw. I, MIRIAM ELAINE QUERY, will my much neglected middle name to any Junior girl who is tired of her present name. I, DAVE HUXSOLL, am not ready to die, so I won’t leave anything I, MARGARET GULLETTE, will my Sat. night reservation at River-view to Sonja Wilson. I, RONALD KLINGELHOFFER, will my ability to get along with women to Dave Miller. I, BETTY GRAY, will my second year shorthand book and a two inch pencil to anyone needing two credits. I, LARRY GLAB, will my ability to get along with Mr. Lehner to Mel. I, ELEANOR DONK, will my four feet ten inches to Bob Fehrman I, BOB MARTIN, will my act to anyone who would like to entertain Mr. Ritter. I, BETTY PEELMAN, will my big mouth to Maxine Jackson I, FRANK LOVE, will my great height to Hugh Gabbard. I, CAROL FUGITT, will my knack for staying out of trouble to Morris. I, DON LUHRSEN, leave my women(?) to Keith Mosier. I, VONETTA DEARING, have left two dozen of my sweet smiles to Marlene Bascom. I, PETE FOX, hearby do will my well known pen name, William Shakespeare, to Larry Hooper. I, JIM CHEEK, will a cigarette to all A.H S. students who smoke O.P’s. I, MARY CUTTER, will my ringside seat at Riverview to Norma Wine. I, DAVE GRIEVE, will my 440 yard dash to whomever thinks he can beat it. I, BEVERLY BAKER, will to Ruth Rullman, my so called double, the good fortune of not having me around to be confused with you. I, JACK HOFMANN, will my hunting license and a two weeks pass to anyone who can find a squirrel. I, CHARLES KINZER, leave all the seats in the school to all the people who are tired enough to sleep on a pile of books. I, MONA JOY ROSS, being of sound mind and body leave it to Larry Dearing I, NORMAN MILES, will my speed in football to W.S. Walston I, HAROLD HIGHSMITH, will my ability to get along with Heir Von Smith to Bernie Skidmore. JUNIOR CLASS Row 1: Emily Gatch, Arlene Henke, Bob Fehrman, Melvin Johnson, Virginia Gab- bard, David Kyle, Zana Klingelhoffer, Helen Probst, Rosemary Wellenkamp Row 2: Mr. Thom, Patti Bennett, Shelby Brown, Eleanor Witte, Mary Jo Orem, Glo- ria Leffler, Janice Chipman, Verna Lattire, Donna Creech, Erma Crider, Faith Spinger, Phyllis Dunn, Plyllis Brown, Mr. Porter Row 3: Jim Detmer, Hugh Gabbard, James Randall, Bob Meyers, Jim Schonegg, Bill Shanahan, Ronald Rumsey, Dick Clark, Gary Starker Row 4: Bill Chipman, Bill Benning, Irvin Mulford, Virgil Jackson, Charles Huxsoll, Charles Barricklow, Harold White, Larry Hooper, Bill York President...................David Kyle Secretary................Mel Johnson Vice President.......Virginia Gabbard Treasurer................Bob Fehrman JUNIOR CLASS Row 1: Janice Lawson, Shirley O’Neal, Vicki Heskamp, Betty Sortwell, Glavds Owens, Mary Bauer, Shirley Webb Row 2: Mrs. Garrison. Estal Whitham, Ronnie Louden, Marita Hussung, La Verne Stonebraker, Lois Brown, Carl Seavers, Ed Donselman, Mrs. Bruther Row 3: Fred Fehling. Ken Jackson, Harold Jackson, Jim Cotton, David Biddle. Don Schucks, Gary Huffman, Jerry Drew, Russell Breeden Row 4: Corny Banschbach, Owen Gabbard, Charles Lehner, Don Rullman, Ray Ro- berts, Bernard Skidmore J. K. JACKSON, M. D., and L. M. BAKER, M. D. JUNIOR CLASS Row 1: Helen Connelton, Betty Cayton, Gerry Block, Joan Raster, Judy Althoff, Nor- ma Wine, Jane Hubbartt, Joan Steele Row 2: Jean McDonald, Babetta Gribble, Elaine Fields, Carolyn Schmidt, Peggy La- Follette, lone Crain, Marsha Tindle, Shirley W’itte, Jean Weisman Row 3: Bub Kinder, Victor Baer, Jim Irons, Norman Gillispie, Kenneth Peters, Al- bert Dunn, Denton Trester, Jim Grieve, Arthur Dudgeon Row 4: Elvin Ellison, Terry McGraw, Ray Fritz, Bob Strautman, Carl Petty, Doris Weseman, Melvin Ritchie, John Grathwohl, Don Hastings SOPHOMORE CLASS President.... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Peter Horn Tom Scoopmire . . . Dave Miller . . . Dale Brady Row 1: Judy Casey. Ruth Kruse, Janice Downey, Tom Scooprnire, Dave Miller. Pete Horn. Mary Mattox. Patty Peters, Rosalie Roberts, Joyce Rullman Row 2: Janet Mock bee, Doris Miles, Shirley Conner, Billie Cato, Ramona Cash. Mar- lene Bascom. Diana Althoff, Ruth Folsom, Thelma Cutter, Bonnie Baker, Barbara Baker. Ramona Morris, Joan Bennett, Nancy Burlage, Mr. Smith Row 3: Mrs. Simpson, Wayne Daugherty, Melvin Rahe, Keith Mosier, Jerry Sauser. Louie Roundtree. Dana McDade, Richard Nordhoff, Earl Jobst, Ronnie Gabbard, Jack Stonebraker. Walter Murray Row 4: Perry W’aldon, Harold Seavers, Don Green, Orville Brooks, Larry Hussung. Larry Linkmeyer, Tommy Detmer, Bill Fehling, David Benning, Bob W'hiteford, Larry Preston, Bob Hays, Tony Ingram SOPHOMORE CLASS Row 1: Jo Ann Kent, Shirley Donley, Avis Donk, Dorothy Lynn, Reta Louden, Na- dine Worley, Sharon Gregory, Evelyn Graves, Mary Pfluger Row 2: Harriet O’Neal, Maxine Jackson, Rozena King, Janet Lynn, Janice Bittner, Patti Page, Mary Pohlman, Sandra Baily, Donna Smith, Vera Lozier, Karen Miskell, Charlotte Short Row 3: Sonja Wilson, Eloise Lattire, Rosalie Lawson, Maxine Drew, Judy Farmer, Martha Ross, Daisy Trester, Ann Shuter, Flora Rahe, Brenda Fox, Carol Holt, Helen Barker. Row 4: Kenneth Luhrsen, Tom Doerr, Allen Probst, James Weseman, W. S. Walston, Larry Dearing, Vernon Farrell, Edward Goble,Ralph Gullette, Stanley Davis, Larry Jackson Compliments of SCHMARR’S Aurora, Indiana FRESHMEN CLASS Row 1: Joyce Cavendar, Ruth Rullman, Gerda Orlamuende, Bill Cotton, Stan Rul- lman, Ed Probet, Delores Brown, Christina Sellers, Judy Cotton Row 2: Geraldine Howard, Jane Batts, Jane Springer, Marcia Ewing, Patty Cole Jan- ice Rumsey, La Donna Lee, Carolyn Scholle, Ella Van Gombos, Janice Mattox Row 3: Curtis Franklin, Bill Slaybac, Bill Satchwell, Charles Walston, Charles Smo- therman, Bill Hartwell, Marvin Mills, Frank Moody, Don Lummer, Mr. Holtzclaw Row 4: Mike Thieman, Wayne Benning, Steve Karstetter, Nielan Busse, Jerome Southwonh, Loyd Worley, Otis Land, Maynard Barrett, Charles Pfluger President...................Ed Probst Secretary.................Bill Cotton Vice President............Stan Rullman Treasurer...............Bob McCardle FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1: Viola Winterod, Freida Dell, Mary Sue Walston, Barbara Mattox, Priscilla Bodey, Gayle Watts, Virginia Britton, Janice Downey, Ina Trester Row 2: Ruth Bowling, Ruth Eddington, Lillie Fritz, Glayds Upton, Linda Irwin, Christene Worley, Phyllis Morehead, Charlotte Peters, Carole Matthews Row 3: Janice McCune, Patty Scudder, Jerome Bascom, Alza Bowling, Jim Lummer, Jerry Breeden, Meredith Walston, Gloria Cook, Ella Konradi Row 4: James Cato, Patrick Gregory, Pete Howlett, Bob Curlin, Gary Miller, Don Workman, Ronald Cromer, Vernon Schumacher, Guy Bennett Compliments of COCHRAN CHAIR COMPANY FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1: Beth Lattire, Lydia Creech, Shelia Carey, Vivian York, Patty Hall, Patay Mulvany, Joyce Block, Joy Beach, Wanda Dunn Row 2: Mrs. Kyle, Kathleen Jackson, Ann Herzog, Julia Goodpaster, Rachel Weis, Marlene Stratman, Martha Kyle, Dorothy McGraw, Connie Meyer, Louisa Werner Row 3: Ray Jordan, Bo Baker, Jerry Slayback, Jerry Giffin, Kenny Reinking, Mor- ris Fugitt, Wayne Peelman, Marlin Detmer, John Nugent Row 4: Ronald Adams, Carl Waehaus, Donald Fry, Larry Vice, Paul Horn, Jerry Powell, Fred Gabbard, Melvin Ellison, Jack Conrad Phone 282 Clayton Mack Trucks, Busses, Fire Apparatus LISCHKGE SON Aurora, Indiana, 216 Judiciary Street Bobby STUDENT COUNCIL President Dan Rullman Vice-President Ron Klingelhoffer Jenny Gabbard Treasurer Adrienne Lambert ‘UDfcMT XJNOU Inner Row: Ed Probst, Bob McCardle, Pete Horn, David Kyle, Tom Scoopmire, Vir- ginia Gabbard Outer Row: Bill Cotton, Stan Rullman, Dave Miller, Bob Fehrman, Melvin Johnson, Ron Klingelhoffer, Dan Rullman, Adrienne Lambert, Janet Furnish BUSINESS STAFF Roger Rullman—Manager Jerry Carter Beverly Baker Adrienne Lambert ART STAFF Dave Greive—Editor Larry Harrell Norma Bailey Cappy Davies PHOTO STAFF Frank Love—Editor Bryan Nields ORGANIZATIONS STAFF John Jackson—Editor Don Luhrsen EDITORIAL STAFF Jay Rushworth—Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Watts—Assistant Editor Patti Greathouse Larry Giffin Bob Reid MUSIC STAFF Dan Rullman—Editor Carol Fugitt ALUMNI STAFF Miriam Query—Editor TYPING STAFF Mona Ross—Editor Doris Houze Margaret Gullette Janet Furnish Shirley Peters CLASSES STAFF Patty McGraw—Editor Dave Huxsoll Janet Mattox FEATURES STAFF Janet Furnish—Editor Donna Heady Pete Fox Shirley Peters Vonetta Dearing BOYS’ SPORTS STAFF Ronald Klingelhoffer—Editor Frank Love Norman Miles GIRLS SPORTS STAFF Betty Gray—Editor Cappy Davies CIRCULATION STAFF Jim Cheek—Manager Ruth Gatch Charles Kinzer Compliments of BRUCE MILLER OIL COMPANY SHELL------Products----Goodyear Prompt Fuel Oil Delivery Service Aurora Phone 472 Indiana LIBRARY STAFF Front: Lois Brown, Verna Lattire, Janice Chipman, Doris Houze. Back: Irma Crider, Bill Benning, Betty Gray, Roger Rullman, Bryan Nie-Ids. Now shown-the sponsor, Miss Rolf. AGGIE’S JEWELRY 232 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone 397-R CAFETERIA STAFF Right to Left: Mias Groves, Mrs. Bruther, Dorothy Lynn, Peggy LaFoliette, Mrs. Hol-meyer, Billie Cato, Lois Brown, Carolyn Schmidt, Betty Sortwell, Brenda Fox, Janet Lynn Compliments of JOHN F. ULLRICH STUDIO Your Annual Photographer Aurora, Ind. LATIN CLUB Row 1: Ina Trester, Vivian York, Avis Donk, Flora Rahe, Helen Barker, Carol Holt, Ruth Kruse, Tom Scoopmire, Ann Shuter, Joyce Rullman, Shirley Peters, Judy Casey Row 2: Gayle Watts, Virginia Britton, Janice Downey, Ella Van Gombos, Caroline Scholle, Mary Pohlman, LaDonna Lee, Connie Meyer, Jane Springer, Patty Scudder, Judy Farmer, Patti Page. Brenda Fox, Charlotte Short, Gerda Orlamuende, Rutn Rullman, Ann Herzog, Joyce Cavender, Patty Hall, Ruth Bowding Row 3: Mrs. Simpson, Shelia Carey, Wayne Daugherty, Mel Rahe, Stan Rullman, Bill Slayback, Judy Cotton, Janice Mattox, Martha Kyle, Jane Batts, Martha Ross, Janet Lynn, Kathleen Jackson Row 4: Meredith Walston, James Cato, Jim Lummer, Ronald Adams, Bob McCardle, Morris Fugitt, Ronald Gabbard, Harold Sea vers, William Hartwell, Mike Thieman, Maynard Barrott, Curtis Franklin, Jerry Slayback, Ed Probst, Steve Karsteter President.................Ruth Kruse Secretary.................Helen Barker Vice President..........Tom Scoopmire Treasurer.................Carol Holt Sponsor.......Mrs. Mary V. Simpson LAUGHERY GRAVEL CO., INC., Phone 326 Crushed gravel for driveways and roadways Sand and Gravel for concrete F.H.A. Row 1: Mr. Knigga, Irvin Mulford, Charles Workman, Harold White, Dave Huxsoll, Hugh Gabbard, Dick Clark Row 2: Allan Probst, Ed Clark, JimWeseman, Marvin Mills, James Detmer, David Kyle, Virgil Jackson Row 3: Ronald Rumsey, Ray Fritz, Jim Grieve, Terry McGraw, Don Hastings, John Grathwohl, Arthur Dudgeon Row 4: Stanley Davis, Ken Luhrsen, Ray Jordan, Larry Vice, John Nugent, Carl Waehaus, Vernon Schumacher, Jerry Southworth, Alza Bowling, Don Workman Northwest Corner Third and Main Streets HUXSOLL THUERMER Hardware, Silos, Bam Equipment, Dairy Machinery Milking Machines, Cream Separators, Bottle Gas Service JOURNALISM CLASS Seated How 1: Becki Harrell, Judy Althoff, Beverly Baker, Pete Fox, Carol Fugitt.Ruth Gatch. Seated Row 2: Ronald Klingelhoffer, Adrienne Lambert, Don Luhrsen, Frank Love, Don McIntosh. Standing: Bob Reid, Mona Ross, Miriam Query, Larry Harrell, Rosemary Scudde, Patti Zeh, Mr. Lehner. Much Success to the Class of 54 from Henry Baker’s PARKVIEW MARKET Phone 127 Aurora cJ+i JlUe Published, by the Journalism Students of Aurora High School for the Students and Alumni EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in CKic-f ........................ Associate Editor ...........................— Beverly Baker NEWS STAFF Editor ...................................... Frank Love Reporters—Mona Ross. Carol Fugitt, Judy Altiioff Miriam Query. Eleanor Donk SPORTS STAFF Editor ....................................... Ronald Klingelhoffer Reporter ............................................ Don McIntosh FEATURE STAFF 3 ' „ esv ' ' . •TO Editor ......................... Reporters—Becky Harrell, Pete Fox. SOCIETY STAFF Editor ......................... Reporter ....................... EXCHANGE STAFF Editor ......................... BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION STAFF Manager ........................ Editorial Division . .. ........ Adrienne Lambert ........ Patti Zeh Rosemary Scudder Ruth Gatch ' S- x; ............. Don Luhrscn .............. Judv Althoff %y% SN A kWf 0 A Indiana Michigan ELECTRIC COMPANY SUNSHINE SOCIETY How 1: Mrs. Kyle, Bonny Baker, Kamona Morris, Flora Hahe, Joyce Rullman, Patti Greathouse, Mary Bauer, lone Crain, Vonetta Dearing, Beverly Baker How 2: Avis Donk, Charlotte Short, Carol Holt, Shirley Peters, Adrienne Lambert, Janet Furnish, Patti Zeh, Cappy Davies, Doris Houze, Dorothy McGraw, Joy Beach Row 3: Dorothy Lynn, Rosemary Wellenkamp, Helen Probst, Janice Downey, Judy Farmer, Rochelle Nields, Joyce Block. Marsha Ewing, Janice Mattox, Jean McDonald Row 4: Patty Peters, Diana Althoff, Vivian York, Judy Cotton, Donna Lee, Connie Meyer, Patty Cole, Shelia Carey, Virginia Britton, Gayle Watts, Phyllis Moorehead Row 5: Mary Mattox. Janice Downey, Patty Scudder, Ruth Rullman, Joyce Caven- dar, Marlene Stratman, Rozena King, Ann Herzog, Jane Springer, Rosalie Roberts. President..............................Patti Greathouse Vice-President................................Iona Crain Corresponding Secretary.................Joyce Rullman Secretary...................................Mary Bauer Treasurer..................................Flora Rahe INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR COMPANY, INC. Established 1862 SUNSHINE SOCIETY Row 1: Thelma Cutter, Shirley Donley, Maxine Jackson. Evelyn Graves, Janice Law- son, Patty Page, Helen Connelton, Charlotte Peters, Ruth Bowling Row 2: Daisy Trester, Ann Schuter, Beth Lattire, Verna Lattire, Anita Parish, Reta Louden, Karen Miskell, Martha Kyle, Shirley Conner, Doris Miles Row 3: Janice Chipman, Gerry Block, Phyllis Dunn, Jane Hubbartt, Joan Steele, Ro- salie Lawson, Wanda Dunn, Pat Hall, Donna Smith, Christine Worley Row 4: Lili Fritz, Nancy Burlage, Marilyn Watts, Judy Althoff, Joan Kaster, Virginia Gabbard, Gloria Leffler, Phyllis Brown, Faith Springer, Erma Crider Row 5: Delores Bauer, Christina Seller, Judy Casey, Ruth Kruse, Norma Wine, Mar- lene Bascom, Brenda Fox, Helen Barker, Linda Irwin, Martha Ross, Nadine Worley ROBERT L. JOHNSTON CO. Frigidaire Appliances—Sherwin-Williams Paints 333 Second Street Aurora Phone 93 Indiana Row 1: Mr. Holtzclaw, Bob Fehrman, Larry Giffin, Roger Rullman, Jay Rushworth, Frank Love, John Jackson Row 2: Don Luhrsen, Jim Schonegg, Pete Fox, Jerry Carter, Melvin Rahe, Don Rul- lman, Bryan Nields, Jerry Sauser Row 3: Dave Miller, Pete Brady, Dave Grieve, Harold Highsmith, Dale Moeller, Way- ne Daugherty, Don McIntosh, Jerry Drew Row 4: Vic Baer, Ed Clark, Tom Scoopmire, Carl Seavers, Ken Peters, Ray Roberts, Bill York, Carl Petty, Harold Seavers President..................................Larry Giffin Vice-President..........................Roger Rullman Secretary..................................John Jackson Treasurer...............................Jay Rushworth Chaplain...................................Frank Love Sergeant-at-Arms...........................Bob Fehrman AURORA STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. HI-Y G.A.A President.........................Cappy Davies Vice President..................Shirley O’Neal Secretary........... .Joyce Rullman Treasurer..............Janice Mattox How 1: Patty Page, Patty Peters, Mary Mattox. Barbara Baker. Shirley O'Neal. Cap- py Davies, Joyce Rullman, Ramona Morris, Betty Grey, Doris Houze Row 2: Charlotte Short. Gloria Cook, Nancy Burlage, Phyllis Morehead. Rozena King. Marlene Stratman, Mary Pfluger, Lydia Creech, Lois Brown Row 3: Harriet O’Neal, Jane Springer, Virginia Britton, Patty Scudder, Gayle Watts, Ruth Rullman. Karen Miskell, Daisy Trester, Janet Mockbee, Rosalie Lawson. Joanne Kent, Martha Kyle Row 4: Billie Cato, Bonnie Baker, Marlene Bascom, Geraldine Ritchie, Norma Bailey, Ruth Gatch, Ruth Bowling, Judy Cotton, Charlotte Peters, Doris Miles. Shirley Conner Row 5: Wanda Dunn, Kathleen Jackson, Shelia Carey, Patti Greathouse, Vicki Hes- camp, Janice Downey. Joyce Block, Zana Klingelhoffer. Rosemary Wellenkamp. Helen Prob-st, Carolyn Schmidt Row 6: Mary Cutter, Norma Wine. Becky Harrell. Donna Heady. Christine Worley, Nadyne Worley, Martha Ross, Vera Losier, Barbara Mattox. Mary Walston G.H.A. Row 1: Mrs. Garrison, Irma Crider, Joan Raster, Jean McDonald, Miriam Query, Vo netta Dearing, Beverly Baker, Carolyn Scholle, Donna Lee, Carol Fugitt Row 2: Ina Trester, Vivian York, Marsha Ewing, Janice Mattox, Joy Beach, Patty Cole, Dorothy McGraw, Adrienne Lambert, Mona Ross, Marilyn Watts, Rosalie Roberts, Patty Zeh, Janet Furnish Row 3: Ruth Kruse, Brenda Fox, Helen Barker, Judy Casey, Janet Lynn, Emily Gat- ch, Arlene Henke, Babetta Gribble, lone Crain, Peggy LaFollette, Shirley Peters Row 4: Donna Creech, Pat Hall, Flora Rahe, Carol Holt, Joan Steele, Phyllis Brown, Gloria Leffler, Virginia Gabbard, Jane Hubbartt, Faith Springer, Phyllis Dunn Row 5: Gerry Block, Janice Chipman, La Verne Stonebraker, Mary Bauer, Marsha Tindle, Janice Lawson, Shirley Webb, Helen Connelton, Betty Cayton, Diana Althoff Row 6: Thelma Cutter, Ruth Folsom, Maxine Drew, Joan Bennett, Shirley Donley, Jane Batts, Ruth Eddington, Rachel Weis, Lili Fritz, Louisa Werner L. L. BOOHER AGENCY Insurance Aurora, Indiana 220 Main Street A ATHLETIC BOARD SCHENLEYINDUSTRIES Congratulates “The Senior Class of 1954” Compliments of JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM AND SONS, INC. FOOTBALL TEAM How 1: Ingram, Kinder, Reid, Baker, Conrad, Farrell, Miles, Grathwohl, Hayes. Row 2: Fritz, V. Jackson, Kyle, H. Jackson, Skidmore, McIntosh, Scoopmire, Satchwell. Row 3: Rullman, Mulford, Johnson, Fehrman, Highsmith, Slayback, Thieman, Horn. Row 4: Coach Smith, Strautman, Roundtree, Petty, Coach Thom. HOLTHAUSE RULLMAN COMPANY Funeral Directors Aurora, Indiana CHARLES STEIGERWALD Halfback donald McIntosh End BOB REID Halfback FOOTBALL COACHES--Ken Smith and Albert Thom BASKETBALL COACHES STUDENT MANAGERS Harry Ritter and Bill Estal Virgil Jackson and Vernon Farrell Compliments of AURORA CASKET COMPANY BOB FEHRMAN Junior-Center RONALD KLINGELHOFFER Senior-Forward JERRY DREW Junior-Guard HUGH GABBARD Junior-Forward ROGER RULLMAN Senior-Guard DALE MOELLER Senior-Forward MELVIN JOHNSON Junior-Guard HAROLD HIGHSMITH Senior-Center BOB STRAUTMAN Junior-Guard FIRST NATIONAL BANK since 1864 Our Ninetieth Anniversary Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KENNEDY’S SPORTING GOODS Complete Line of Athletic Supplies Phone 450-R Hunting and Fishing Equipment Aurora 1 ‘THE AURORA RED DEVILS” Aurora 44 Versailles 41 Aurora 42 Lawrenceburg 40 Aurora 37 Brownstown 33 Aurora 57 Batesville 41 Aurora 60 Rising Sun 52 Aurora 64 North Vernon 44 Aurora 56 Bates ville 36 Aurora 60 Vevay 46 Aurora 54 Lawrenceburg 43 Aurora 58 Greensburg 57 Aurora 71 Brookville 48 Aurora 57 Scottsburg 62 Aurora 34 Conners ville 32 Aurora 54 Milan 45 Aurora 69 Charlestown 37 Aurora 72 Hagerstown 61 Aurora 61 Madison 59 Aurora 52 Columbus 60 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Aurora 64 Batesville 43 Aurora 71 Rising Sun 50 SECTIONAL TOURNEY REGIONAL TOURNEY Aurora 57 Guilford 40 Aurora 67 Connersville 51 Aurora 47 Vevay 37 Aurora 38 Milan 46 Aurora 46 Lawrenceburg 39 SECOND TEAM Kneeling: Mike Thieman, Charles Pfluger, Ed Clark, David Benning, Ed Probst, Bill Cotton, Bob McCardle. Standing: Student Managers, Curt Franklin, Morris Fugitt, Orville Brooks, Louie Roundtree, Wayne Daugherty, Melvin Rahe, Bill Slayback, Bill Satchwell, Jerry Slay-back, Coach Bill Estal. Aurora 50 Versailles 35 Aurora 43 Brown town 14 Aurora 44 Rising Sun 30 Aurora 42 Batesville 31 Aurora 41 Lawrenceburg 19 Aurora 42 Brookville 37 Aurora 29 Connersville 36 Aurora 51 Charlestown 26 Aurora 42 Madison 40 Aurora 23 Lawrenceburg 12 Aurora 57 Batesville 36 Aurora 60 North Vernon 36 Aurora 42 Vevay 25 Aurora 33 Greensburg 35 Aurora 41 Scottsburg 34 Aurora 56 Milan 35 Aurora 61 Hagerstown 27 Aurora 52 Columbus 38 TOURNAMENT Aurora 40 North Vernon 26 Aurora 44 Lawrenceburg 28 La . '7haComp PHONES 134-n8-319 FacrdMankot AURORA. INDIANA BASEBALL TEAM Standing: Student Manager Strautman, Luhrsen, Martin, Gabbard, Klingelhoffer, Lehner, Coach Ritter Kneeling: K. Luhrsen, Drew, Johnson, Robinson, Love Compliments of STEDMAN FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY, INC., Aurora, Ind. TRACK TEAM Hack. Coach Smith, Gabbard, Fehrman, Klingelhoffer, Grieve, Student Manager Fritz Center: V. Jackson. D. Clark, McDade. Walston, H. Jackson, Biddle Front: Roberts, E. Clark, Miles, Dunn, White, Love a Compliments of NATIONAL CONTAINER CORPORATION S10 George St. Aurora, Ind. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Becky Harrell Patti Greathouse Joyce Ruliman Norma Wine Jean McDonald CHEER- BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Joyce Rullman, Jean McDonald, Patty Page, Patti Greathouse, Norma Wine Not shown: Becky Harrell B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Helen Barker Albert Dunn Janice Downey LEADERS Compliments of PALACE THEATER Guy Greathouse-Owner 2nd Street Phone 373 Row 1: Mr. Thom, Bud Kinder, Roger Ruilman, Irvin Mulford, Mel Johnson, Mr. Ritter Row 2: Jerry Drew, Dave Grieve, Bob Fehrman, Hugh Gabbard, Ron Klingelhoffer, Don McIntosh, Frank Love Ray Fritz Row 3: Virgil Jackson, Albert Dunn, Harold Jackson, Harold Highsmith, Dale Moel- ler, Norman Miles, Charles Steigerwald, Ray Roberts Row 4: Bernard Skidmore, Dick Clark, Bill Slay back, David Kyle, Mr. Smith, Vernon Farrell, Carl Petty, Bob Strautman, Charles Pfluger, Bob Reid President...............Roger Ruilman Secretary.................Irvin Mulford Vice President............Mel Johnson Treasurer...................Bud Kinder KABAKOFF COMPANY “The Old Reliable” Master Tailors, Dry Cleaners Dyers Aurora, Indiana BAND AND CHOIR SCHEDULE Under the Direction of William Platt September 26 Versailles Pumpkin Show October 1 Farmers’ Fair Concert October 2 Pet Parade October 3 Farmers’ Fair Parade October 17 High School Band Day at I.U. October 23 Indianapolis All State Chorus November 16 Choir at Administrator’s Meeting November 25 Band marched at Law’burg game December 5 Christmas Parade December 11 Band marched at Charlestown game December 17 Choir at Orphius Christmas Program January 21 Choir sang at Orphius Club February 1 Choir at Business-Professional Womens Club February 11 Choir at Lincoln Day Dinner at Farmer’s Retreat February 12 Band marched at Milan game February 25 Choir at Womens Research Club March 7 Choir at Ebenezer Church April 3 Band Choir Contest at Franklin April 5 Choir at Osgood Baptist Church April 22 Spring Festival April 27 Valley Choral Festival at Vevay May 23 Baccalaureate May 30 Commencement May 31 Memorial Day Parade SINGING DEVILEERS Row 1: M. Ross, J. McDonald, J. Beach, G. Block, J. Hubbartt, C. Fugitt, V. Gab- bard, J. Althoff, M. Orem, D. Creech, J. Casey, H. Barker, R. Roberts, L. Irwin Row 2: R. Scudder, J. Furnish, D. Heady, M. Query, M. Mattox, Z.Klingelhoffer, S. Peters, F. Springer, P. Brown, G. Leffler, J. Rullman, B. Cato, M. Watts, B. Baker, J. Steele, G. Owens, W. Harrel, V. Hescamp Row 3: H. Connelton, J. Farmer, R. Rullman, J. Kastor, P. Greathouse, B. Skidmore, N. Gillespi, B. Nields, D. Kyle, D. Grieve, J. Jackson, D. Rullman, B. Reid, D. Trester, E. Van Gombos, P. Page, G. Watts, G. Cook Row 4: G. Bennett, B. McCardle, B. Cotton, D. Lummer, L. Hooper, L. Harrell, D. Miller, D. Rullman, H. Highsmith, B. Fehrman, H. Gabbard, J. Rushworth, S. Rullman, A. Dunn, M. Thieman, J. Irons, M. Fugitt, W. Benning, N. Busse, J. Conrad. BILL PLATT Music Director MARILYN WATTS Accompanist Harold Highsmith.................President | Bernie Skidmore............Vice President Bob Reid.........................Secretary Marilvn Watts......................Pianist A. H. S. BAND Row 1: M. Watts, J. Springer, V. Gabbard, J. Hubbartt, A. Cotton Row 2: Z. Klingelhoffer, J. Furnish, J. Casey, A. Downey, P. Greathouse, D. Weseman, E. Probst, C. Fugitt, G. Block, V. Gabbard, B. Martin. Row 3: G. Cook, L. Lee, S. O’Neil, P. Sc udder, M. Rabe, I,. Hooper, I). Miles, A. Mat- tox, N. Gillespie, A. Grieve, B. Cotton, B. McCardle, M. Thieman, S. Rullman, E. Van Combos, R. Nields, D. bummer, .J. Conrad, II. Probst, F. Rabe, R. Wellenkamp, P. Dunn Row 4: F. Springer, G. Leffler, J. Steele, A. Lambert, M. Query, J. Cavendar, P. Cole, A. Rullman Row 5: P. Morehead, R. Rullman, C. Sholle, I). McGraw, A. Beach, P. Page, A. Far- mer, I). Rullman, J. Cheek, J. Rushworth, B. Nields, I). Luhrsen, T. Scoopmire, D. Rullman, B. Baker, K. Luhrsen, P. Fox, A. Jackson, M. Fugitt, S. Karstetter, A. Dunn, A. Irons Standing: M. Ross, F. Moody, H. Highsmith, D. Grieve, D. Miller, Mr. Platt, J. Wese- man, B. Shanahan, B. Reid. SOUTH OF THE BORDER 308 Third Street AURORA FLORAL COMPANY Telephone 4 Nellie Whiteford, Proprietor FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Aurora, Indiana COURT of 1953 Queen Janet Mona Ross— Bob Reid Janet Brown— Dan Schuler Janet Mattox— Dale Moeller Marilyn Watts— Bob Green Flowers—Any Time, Any Place, Any Occasion Phone 250 424 Fourth St. THOMPSON FLORIST Haynes Thompson, Prop. Aurora Indiana OUR HISTORY Our class, like all others, started out as Freshmen back in the fall of 1950. After we had wandered through the halls like lost dogs for a few hours, we were rounded up and sent to our home room, dear old room nine. Many of us have spent a large number of our best noon hours in that dear old room, and have come to hate the sight of it. It was from this room, though, that our first officers, Patti Greathouse-Pres., Bob Reid-Vice Pres., Becki Harrell Sec., and Pete Fox-Treas., started our class out on the course that was to lead us to such fame that the following remarks have been heard: Mr. Rice-After another year like this I think I’ll go back to Guilford. Mr. Holtzclaw—Maybe the Dairy Queen business will stay good enough so that I can retire next year. Mr. Thorn-Will all the boys on the left file by after class and receive their passes. And so on. ad infinitum. During our Freshman year we won first prize with our float on early school life in Indiana, and really had a good laugh on the Sophomores with their poor excuse of a float. With our coming we also seemed to change the luck of the basketball team, for that year the Devils won the Sectional for the first time in six years and they have repeated this performance every year since. Also, during our Senior year, they managed to battle their way to the ranking of number nine in the state. When we came back as know-it-all Sophomores, we were split up and sent fighting to two different rooms: the boys to Mrs. Simpson’s stronghold and the girls to Mrs. Smith’s. Somehow we got together and again elected class officers; Larry Giffin-Pres., Jim Cheek-Vice Pres., Dave Huxsoll-Sec., and Jerry Carter- Treas. (all boys this time), and we also again won first prize for a float ‘Drums of Liberty’ and put those upstart Freshman who thought they had it won with their old haystack in their place. By the fall of 1952, most of us had made it to our Junior year and were now upper classmen For officers we had Roger Rullman-Pres., Bob Reid-Vice Pres., Marilyn Watts-Treas., and Larry Giffin-Treas. This year we were welcomed by all our old friends and in turn welcomed back Mr Platt, who had been absent most of our Soph. year. We then started to worry about our great moment-the Junior Prom. After a knockdown-dragout fight we all selected “South of the Border” for our theme. With Larry Giffin as our chairman we began the long haul of getting the thing ready. We crawled around in the lower hall painting cracked bricks, we balanced on the tops of ladders for hours, we tightened wires and loosened them, we had the best time of our lives. Finally, at six o’clock of THE night we all rushed home, jumped into our best clothes, and came back to listen to Charlie Kehrer’s Orchestra and to see Janet Furnish crowned Queen of the Ball. School let out two weeks later and then.three months later our senior year began. At last we were ail together again in Mr. Holtzy’s room and there we again elected officers (See page 10) This is the year of our victory over four years of high school life, the best four we’ve ever spent. This year we’ve had our good times and our troubles as you can see from our calendar, but don’t forget that when that last bell rang on May 21, and we all charged out that door, that you just completed your life among the grandest bunch of kids and teachers that you’ll ever find together in one place. Courtesy of Mrs. Simpson—Latin-meaning-to infinite. ALUMNI REPORT BY Miriam Query After that long awaited occasion, graduation; the 56 persons in the class of 1954 will no longer be students at A.H.S. but they will be welcomed into the Aurora High School Alumni Association. Tnis year's graduating class is the same size as the class of 1952 and is rather small, compared to other recent classes. May we, the 87th graduating class of our Alma Mater, make the Alumni Association proud of its new membersl Fifty couples, including 56 alumni of A. H. S., have been joined in matrimony during the year of 1952-1953. Thev are: Ruth Detmer (1944) to John R. McLaughlin, June 15, 1952; Lilly Etta Lafollette to Earl Lee Parish (1950), June 18, 1952; Gloria Jean Arguilla to Ralph McKenzie Miller (1942), June 2, 1952; Ruth Ann Bruther (1945) to Albert Hoover, June 21, 1952; Barbara Tucker to Charles Dewers (1950), June 30. 1952; Avalon Fahey (1046) to Robert William Pike, June 28, 1952; Lawrence Ochs (1951) to Beckie Dunaway, July 5, 1952; Marilyn Ross (194°) to Jeuel F. Seal, July 26, 1952; Jack Tufts (1947) to Mildred Floyd, July 26, 1952; Norman Miller (1949) to Elizabeth Wayland, August 2, 1952. Marilyn Long (1948) to Robert Tufts (1946), August 15, 1952; Ruth Day Preston to William D. Backman (1949), August I, 1952; Jean Matson (1950) to John Collier, August 2, 1952; Jean Vetter (1952) to James McClanahan, August 3, 1952; Leo Kelly (1948) to Maxine Hannawalt, August 3, 1952; Doris Kent (1948) to Edward Schonegg, Jr., (1951), August 16, 1952; Betty Hopping (1948) to Charles Wagner, August 23, 1952; Ruth Thieman (1944) to Roger Sherman, August 23, 1952; Blanche Scholle (1949) to Carroll Williamson, August 9, 1952; Vivian Lockwood (1940) to Meredith Giblin, August 29, 1952. Robert L. Burris (1951) to Martha Craven, September, 1952; Alvin Senzer(i950) to Darlene Tewell, September 4, 1952; Gloria Skidmore (1950) to Donald Becker, September 13, 1952; Virginia Jackson (1952) to John D. Largent (1952), September 14, 1952; Rosemary Baer (1947) to Ikuya T. Kurita, October 14, 1952; Delores Fillenwortn (195°) to Jack Tandy (1950), November 8, 1952; Bonnie Kourade (1947) to Harry Young, October 18, 1952; Marian Cheek (1946) to Paul Chase (1941), October 25, 1952; Tessie Peters (1947) to Warren Comer, November 8, 1952; Lawrence Powell (1947) to Maxine Lichliter, October 16, 1952. Martha Lou Heaton (1947) to Gary Dunston, December, 1952; Hugh Watters (1947) to Martha Estridge, November 23, 1952; Doris LaFollette (1946) to Eugene Davis (1951), December 6, 1952; Gaila Shelton (1952) to Donald Caseltine (1949) , December 19, 1952; John Kyle (1945) to Frieda Mae Shull, December 27, 1952; Thomas Kaster (1950) to Marilyn Cleary, December 31, 1952; Eugene Vastine (1950) to Leah Mae Bennet, January 16, 1954; Marilyn Hilker (1950) to Harry Faber (1944). January 22, 1953; Lois Peugh (1952) to Truman Morgan, January 24, 1953; Paul Kenneth Riddell (1949) to Rosemary Seevers, January 9, 1953; Agnes Armbruster (1949) to Leonard Bauer, January 31, 1953. Alma Neeley (1950) to Lawrence Strautman, February 7, 1953; Joan Rushworth (1950) to Howard Pearcy, March 14, 1953; Verna Farrell (1953) to Elmer Schwier, March 21, 1953; Marlene Conaway (1952) to Donald Livingston, April 25, 1953; Emalene C. Brandt (1949) to Harland Delap, May 9, 1953; Carol Rice (1950) to Albert Rullman, May 23, 1953; Betty Acra (1953) to Floyd Schwier, May 16, 1953; Betty Mosier(i953) to James Antras, May, 1953; Delmar Ellston (1943) to Dorla Miller, May 30, 1953. Those who have expired during the past year are: Oliver G. Bailey (1893). died September 19, 1952; Louise Beckett Horn(i9i6), died October, 1952; Milton Ross (1915), died November 4, 1952; Luella Clements Watts (1033), died December 19, 1952; Lane Webber (1904), died February 14, 1953; Flora Platter Van Houten (1876), died April 19, 1953- In the group of 56 that are becoming alumni of A. H. S. The following are also the sons and daughters of our Alumni: Janet Mattox-daughter of Dorothy Walker Mattox (1930); Jerry Carter-son of Bertha Baker Carter (1931); Ruth Gatch-daughter of James Gatch (1915); John Jackson-son of Kenneth Jackson (1929); Don I.uhrsen-son of Ernest Luhrsen (1929) andRuby Lowe Luhrsen (1932); Pete Fox-son of Brent Fox (1929) and Ada Juanita Bennett Fox (1931); Dan Rullman-son of Edward Rullman (1924) and Hildegarde Davidter Rullman (1930): Jay Rushworth-son of Laurence Rushworth (1921) and Elizabeth Van Osdol Rushworth (1922); Beverly Baker-daughter of Henry Baker (1920) and Leah Smith Baker (1921); Shirley Peters- daughter of Crawford Peters (1915); Marilyn Watts-da ugh ter of Elizabeth Wood Watts (1928): Frank Love-son of Marian Elwell Love (1928); Mona Joy Ross-daughter of Norma Lee Grieve Hannah (1934) and John Hannah (1934; Roger Rullman-son of Harry Rullman (1919): Carol Fugitt-daughter of Leonard Fugitt(i927) and Ruth Morris Fugitt (1924) Rosemary Scudder-daughter of Helen Meenach Scudder (1920); Jim Cheek-son of Josephine Watts Cheek (1932); Ronald Klingelhoffer-son of Margaret Ewing Klingelhoffer (1922); Patti Zeh-daughter of Russell Zeh (1909); Larry Giffin-son of Hilda Lange Giffin (1920). 1-2-3-Farmere’ Fair 8— Freshman I.Q. tests 9- Beechwood, Ky game (Homecoming) 15- Hi-Y District Meeting 16- Connersville game 17- -I.U. Band Day 21-Brookville game 23--A11 State Choral Festival 27- Lawrenceburg game Chest X-Rays 28- First Issue of A Hi Lite SEPTEMBER 8- Opening of School 9- First day of School 11-Lawrenceburg football game 18-Newport, Ky. game 25- Batesville game 26- Band goes to Pumpkin Show 29-North Vernon game OCTOBER NOVEMBER 10—Versailles Basketball Game 12— Scottish Highlanders’ Assembly Program 13- Brownstown Game 18-Rising Sun Game 20-Batesville Game 25- Lawrenceburg Game 26- 30-Thanksgiving Vacation 30-General Aptitude Tests for Seniors 4- -Brookville Game 5- -Connersville Game 12--Charlestown (Band Marches) 18- Madison Game Assembly, Valentines’ Birds 19- -Sunshine Semiformal Dance 18--Christmas Vacation Starts 20- -Juniors start getting Class Rings DECEMBER FEBRUARY 2--Valparaiso Choir sings here 5--Scottsburg game 11- -Double quartets sing at Farmers’ Retreat 12- Milan Game 13- Hagerstown Game 19-Columbus Game 25-26-27-Sectional at Lawrenceburg 1-2-Hohday Tourney 8— Lawrenceburg Game 9- Second Team Tourney 15-Seniors take Kuder Preference Tests Batesville Game JANUARY 22-North Vernon Game 23-Freshman Tourney 27—Vevay Game 29-Seniors take State Scholarship Tests Semester Ends Greensburg Game MARCH 6- Regional 7- Choir sings for Ebenezer Church 19- Latin Club Dance 20— Milan Wins State Championship APRIL 3-Band and Choir Contest at Franklin 14—Baseball with Batesville 26— Baseball at Rising Sun 27— Choral Festival at Vevay MAY 1-Parade of Quartettes 7-A Hi-Lite Dance 18-Senior Class Play 21—Seniors leave Junior-Senior Prom 23-Baccalaureate 30—Graduation OUR SPONSORS The firms and individuals listed below and those who sponsored the pages in our annual deserve a vote of appreciation from the readers of this yearbook, for without their help we could never have published this, our Borealis. Althoff Furniture Company Aurora Flooring Company Aurora Food Lockers Bob’s Modem Shoe Repair Sporting Goods Coca Cola Company Davies L. E. Dearborn Auto Parts Dearborn Finance Company Denmure, Harte 11 F. Goldsmiths Inc. Gregory’s Jewelry Greyhound Bus Lines Horr’s Jewelry Appliances Indiana Public Service Jackson’b Restaurant Kern, D. H. Kittle’s Grocery Knippenberg, Barber Martin’s Jewelry Meenach, L. R., Grocery Nathan’s Department Store Neff Shoe Store People’s Building Loan Randall Implement Company Renner’s Dry Goods Rohe, Paul H. Company Scharf, William H., Grocer Shamrock Inn Smith’s Drug Store Sutton’s Hatchery Treon, James F., M.D. V as tine Johnson Motor Sales Walker Laundry Wunderlich, H. F. Kelly’s Service Station Miles Service Station Aurora Hobby Shop, Second Street Aurora Journal Bulletin, Mechanic Street Aurora Lumber Company, Mechanic Street Aurora Tire Shop, Second Street Aylor Meyer Company, 3rd Exporting Streets Baker, Judge Lester G., Courthouse Campbell Electric Shop, Main Street Chrisman, Joe, Second Street Dearborn Hardware Company, Third Street Dicken, Courtney Son, Grocer, Decatur Street Draper Brothers, Second Street Fugitt, John L., West Aurora Giblin, Richard, Courthouse Green Schwier Company, 2nd Main Individual Mausoleum Company, Lawrenceburg Road Jacobsen Meat Market, Second Street Lansing’s, Second Street Lattire, Arthur, Courthouse Markie’s Restaurant, Main Street Martin Furniture Company, Second Street Monarch Auto Supplies, Bridgeway Street Morris, George L., Sunnyside Avenue Olcott Company, Main Street Pelgen’s Lunch, 3rd Main Streets Polly Shop, Main Street Rieman’s, Main Street Ruble, Charles, Gibson Building Schuler, Cliff, Main Street Schuler’s Grocery Slaughter House, Wilmington Schulz, E., Second Street Schwanholts’s Service Station, George Street Southeastern Beverages Inc., Exporting Street Southern Indiana Telephone Company, Mechanic Street Speckman Brothers Garage, Third Street Stier Williams, Fourth Street Thatcher Glass, Greendale Ullrich’s Drug Store, Second Street Ward, George Sales Service, Third Street Ward Brothers Garage, Main Street Watts’ Grocery, 512 Manchester Street Welch Oil Company, West Aurora Western Auto Company, Second Street Withered, Ben F., Exporting Street Wright Lumber Yard, 4th B O RR Zeh’s Meat Market, Second Street Dairy Queen, Lawrenceburg Road Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc. Meyer’s Grocery, Conwell Street OUR FOURTH CONSECUTIVE SECTIONAL!