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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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Ed., Health Commercial, Geography . Science HAROLD HICKMAN Athletic Director Driver Training LOYD HOLTZCLAW Math ALONZO KAZEE Algebra Biology Asst. Coach 6 MARGARET KLINGELHOFFER DALE KNIGGA Home Ec. Voc. Ag. OUR BEATRIZ KYLE WILLIAM PLATT FLORENCE ROLF LUCILE SCHAICH English Music English, Library Home Bc. , Biology ROB ERT SHELBY Ind . Arts MARY SIMPSON Latin, Spanish ALBERT THOM ANN WHELAN Civics-Econ. Art U. S. History Football BERNICE TEANEY F A C U L T Y Typing, Shorthand l71 KENNETH E. PITTS EUGENE GABBARD ALBERT PORTER Superintendent of Schools PriI1CiPa1, Biology ASSY- Pfif1CiP31 Civics-Econ. W. History MARION SMITH LEONA HARVES MARY FOX Dean of Girls Secretary, Secretary, English, Dramatics 5UP6IiHI6Ud6I1I'S Office Principa1's Office MRS. CH ARLOT T E OLCOTT Secretary KENNETH PITTS Superintendent HARRY CHEEK President LESLIE BAKER M, D, Treasurer ANDIN THE CLASSES Shooting the bull in Agriculture ..... ,- .l.L Wheel fanj s of futurg We learned about the P's and Q's and the birds and bees from Mrs. Smith ....... 5 7 I . ' .iii :': '5::':2s::s . ' '. -. :I 2:22 .:.,:2. .. .gr You can't be a permanent square in Trig class. . . . . . Lights, typewriters, action!! 9 e ' I1 i u I' 5 SENIOR HISTORY It hardly seems possible that we are Seniors. Never will we forget that bright September day four years ago when we, 103 innocent unsuspecting freshmen, marched proudly into Room 9. We really thought we knew everything since we were at last in High School. Several of our boys made the basket- ball and football teams. We chose Denny Nisbet, Larry Stonebraker, Paula Rushworth, and Joe Stover to represent us on the Student Council. While the boys were busy playing on the school teams, the girls were represented by Joyce Tewell who attained a position on the Varsity Cheerleading Squad. The girls weref occupied with G.A,A, and Sunshine. Then, too, we must not omit the band and choir, who could forget those fabulous trips? Before we knew it we were sophomores, busily eying the Freshmen wandering around lost in the halls. Our class of 92 chose John Longcamp, Rod Kinzer, 'Betty Onstot, and Carroll Snyder as our class off- icers. The band and choir both placed first division at the contest and our own Ronnie Nocks was selected to play his drum with the United States Navy Band. Watching the Juniors, we wondered if our Prom would be as successful as theirs. Eighty-seven of us returned for our Junior year. Finally, we were upperclassmen! Denny Great- house, Larry Cash, Joe Votaw, and Douglas Denmure were elected to guide us through this important year. At last, we chose our class rings and began plamiing our prom which was the biggest and best. We chose Rainbow Fantasy as our theme and really had fun planning and decorating. We all had to work in order to earn enough money for the big event. Besides the proceeds from the athletic concessions stands and the coke machine, we held a raffle at the Farmer's Fair and really had a lot of fun selling chances. The dance in the gym lasted from 9:00 to 12:00 and the Parents' committee, headed by Cliff Schuler took over and sponsored a delicious banquet, a movie premier-- The Wings of Eagles , and a river cruise on the Chap- erone Party Boat. When the boat docked at 6:00 we were beginning to get tired. Paula Rushworth and Franklin Lewis reigned over the event. Our basketball team went to the regional and so did we. All in all, this was a truly wonderful year. Coming back as Seniors, we found a world traveler in our midst. It seems that Douglas Denmure took part in a National Boy Scout Jamboree, which was held in England. At the completion of this Jamboree the boys were taken on a guided tour of Europe leaving them with unforgettable memories. We held our last class election and out of 83 members we chose Doug Denmure, Roy Rullman, Emily l-luxsoll, and Ronnie Heilig to represent us for the last time. For the first time in several years an Aurora girl, Linda Schuler, was selected as Fair Queen. Another Senior, Barbara Spaulding, reigned as football Home- coming Queen. The responsibilities of the annual and school paper were now ours with which to cope. Taking the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, three of our Seniors qualified to take the national test: Rita, Shuter, Gary Shook, and James Scharf. Our senior class pictures were taken for the annual and everyone seemed happy with the results. We will wind up our four wonderful years in A.l-1.8, with Baccalaureate and Commencement. It suddenly dawns upon us that our High School days are almost over, and a future lies ahead of usg whether it will be a success or a failure is ours to determine. N21 DOUGLAS DENMURE I have been a stranger in a strange land. A-Club 4, Annual 4, Band l-2-3-4, Band Officer 3-4, Class Officer 3-4, Cross Country 4, Dance Band 3, Drum Major 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Hi-Y Officer 3- 4, Prom King Cand. 3, Student Council 3-4, Track l-2-3-4. RONALD HEILIG Many a good manhas caught his death of cold getting up in the middle of the night to go home. Band l-2-3-4, Band Officer 3-4, Class Officer 2-4, Cross Country 3, Dance Band 1-2-3, Drum Major 4, Hi-Y 2- 3-4, Hi-Y Officer 4, Track 1-2, Na- ' tional Thespian Society 2-3-4, A-Club 3. CLASS OFFICERS ROY RULLMAN Without friends no one would choose to live. A-Club 3-4, A. Hi Lite 4, Baseball 3, ball 1-2-3-4, Prom King Cand. 3, Stu- dent council 4, Track l-2-3-4. EMILY HUXSOLL A magic magnetism that attracts. A. Hi Lite 4, Annual 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Choir Officer 4, Chorus 4, Class Offi- cer 4, G.A,A, 1-2-3-4, G.A,A. Offi- cer 1, Girl's State, Student Council 4, Sunshine 1-2-3 4, Class Officer 4, Basketball 3-4,Foot- HOWARD AYLOR So much to do, so little done. A. Hi Lite Annual SHIRLEY CARLTON It's not what I do that worries me, it's when Iget caught, there's difficulty. G.A.A. LARRY CASH Hold the fort, I'M coming, A. Club 1- 2-3-4. A. Hi Lite 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Color Guard 4 , Football 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Student Council 3 , Track 1-2- 3-4, Base- ball 1, An- nual 4, Class Officer 3. BURL CAYTON Ask me no questions, and I'1l tell you no fibs. Intramurals vii' -S 4' if ,W BARABARA COMBS 1'm a man hater, but the Bible says 'Love your enemies. ' A. Hi Lite 4, Chorus 1-2 3-4, Annual 4, G.A.A.1- 2-3-4, Librarian 3, Sun- shine l-2-3, Future Nurses 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A-Board 4 PERRY CREECH Little I think, less I do, ain't it amazing how I pull through? Cafeteria staff l-2-3, Football l, F.F.A, 2-3-4, F.F.A. Basketball 3-4, Track 2-3-4, ri ' Lv V 721 X -ik W M XM A '-. 'f HVA. i WW ., ff I My xi ' My 1 M N 5 QF Xxx if x WEN-5 Q. Qsl 3. RICHARD GABBARD And why l'm so plump, the reason I tell, -Who leads a good life is sure well. A. Club 4, Football 4, F.F.A. 3-4 F,F.A. Basketball 4, F.F,A, Officer 4 KATHERINE GATCH Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. CAROLYN GLASS Very nice I OYCE and very GILMORE fair, Caro1yn's sllem' and there do her attentive, Tara Lit 4 . e , Annual 4, G, A, A . 2-3-4 Sunshine 3 Concession helper 3 DENNIS GREATHOUSE Too much and too little education hinder the mind. Annual 4, Boy's State 3, Chorus 4, Class Officer 3, 1-li-Y 2-3-4, H1-Y Officer 4, Intramurals 2, Student Cormcil 3. MARITA GREGORY Her hair is brown, her eyes are dark, ln. A.H.S, she's made a mark. Annual 4, A. Hi Lite 4, Chorus 1-2, Class Officer 1, G.A,A. 3-4 Glee Club 1-2, Librarian 4, Sun- shine 3, Student Council 1, Con- cession helper 3, S ..., I .A ,Ms PATRICA KELLY Is she speaking yet or again? Annual 4, Band 1-2, Chorus 4, G.A,A, 1-2-3-4, Gir1's State 3, Student Teacher 3, Spanish Contest 3-4, Sunshine 1-2-3, Sunshine Officer 2, Glee Club, 4. EARL KINN ETT Football is not really a business, it is an occupation. A. Club l-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2- 3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, F,F,A. 1, F,F,A, Basketball 1, Track l-2-3-4. RODNEY HAROLD KINZER LAPP If Hrly- He wou1dn't thing MP- run around the PCUS. VIT1 corner to see not here. the world A. Hi Lite blow up. 4, Basket- b-311 1-2. Football 3, Class Off- F,F,A, 3, iCC1' 2, SIU- F,F.A, Basketball dent Coun- 3, F,F.A. Officer cil 2. 1. ui - FRANKLIN D, LEWIS To be the first man to understand women. Baseball l, Basketball 1, Cafeteria Staff 3, F.F.A. 1, F,F,A, Basketball 1, Prom King DONNA LOCKWOOD Give me the yotmg man who has brains enough to make a fool of himself. Cafteria Staff 4, Chorus 2-4, G.A,A, 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-4, Student Teacher 4, Sun- shine l-2-3, A-Board 4. IANICE LOZIER Dare her not, lest she do it. A Ill Lite 4, Cafeteria Staff 1, GAA 1, Sun shine 1. ALICE MOCKBEE Manner, not gold is women's best adornment. G.A.A. EUGENE MONTGOMERY To be rich instead of so darn good looking, Intramurals 2 JOHN LONGCAMP I wonder why Bill Bailey don't come home. Band l-2-3-4, Boy's State 3, Chorus 4, Class Officer 2, Dance Band 3, Four Horsemen 4, Latin Contest 1-2, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Hi-Y Officer 3, Student Council 2 KENNY LOUDEN The greatest men may ask a foolish question now and then, F,F,A,1-2-3-4. WAYNE MCCLANAHAN He that mis- eth. chief hatcheth, mischief catch- F' ,J ,MW MMG SALLY POHLMAN She talks, Lord, how she talks! A lli Lite 4. Annual 4, G,A,A. l-2-3-4 Sunshine l-2-8 .lljANNET'l'E RANDALL 'I'iniid roach, why be so shy? We are sisters thou :ind I. In the rnidniglit, like thyself, l explore thc pantry shelf. A lli Lite 4, lland l-2-3-4, Annual 4, Cheerleader 8-4, Chorus 4, Foot- ball Queen Candidate 3, G.A,A, l- !-3-4, Glec Club 4, Sunshine l-2-3, Sunshine Queen Candidate 2, Prom Queen Candidate 3, Mzijorette 2-3-4. LINDA RANDALL They say the good die young, Boy an l taking care of niyself. A hi Lite 4, Annual fl, Band l-2-3-4, Chorus 2-13-4, Choir Officer 4, Devil- ettes 4. G.A,A, l-2-3-4, Girl's State Ji, Glce Club 2-Z3-4, Sunshine l-2-3. JOAN PATTON Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Class Officer l, Pep Club l Pep Club Officer 1, Sunshine 1, Student Council 1 MARY PLUMMER To always walk in the light of God, with the one I love. u A Hi Lite 4, Annual 4, Cafeteria 4, G.A,A, 1-2-3-4 Sunshine l-2 CARL POWELL I came, I saw Nw,-, I'm leaving. 'f Baseball 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1 Track 3-4 .J-'l N ix ' Football l-2-3-4 PAULA RUSHWORTH You look wise, please correct that error. Annual 4, Chorus 1-4, Class Officer 4 Prom Queen, Stu- ient Council l bunshine l 2 3, Sun- hine Queen an 3. I A MES RECT OR To so live that when I com die, even the under- taker will be sorry. Baseball 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Intramurals 2, A-Club 4 TOM REID The only really educated men are self educated. Annual 4, Athletic Council 2, Chorus l, Football 1, Glee Club 1, Hi-Y 2, in- tramurals 2, Librarian 4, Prom King Cand. IAM Huh? Band l G A-A- State 3 -4, G.A. Officer Glee Club LINDA SCHULER Pep, personality, and perseverance, person- 1fied. A. Hi Lite 4, Annual 4, Band l-2-3-4, Baud Officer 4, Chorus 4, Devilettes 4, Fair Queen 4, G.A,A. 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Prom Queen Cand. Sunshine 1-2-3, Sunshine Queen Cand. l, DIANE SCHWAB There is always room for one more in her heart. Chorus 2-3-4, G.A,A, 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Librarian 3 -4, Sunshine 1-2-3. Officer4 Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2 3 4 Hi-Y Officer 4 Track 2 Latin Contest 1 2 JOAN .SHORT She is fond of Jokes and full of fun she has a smile for every- one A Hi Lite 4 Ann- 4 G A 1-2-3-4 Sunshine LINDA SIEMANTEL I'm here but my heart is elsewhere. A Hi Lite 4, Annual 4, G.A,A. 1-2, Stmshine l. JOHN SLAYBACK The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything. Football 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3, A-club 1-2-3. MARY SCHWIER Happiness is a habit. A Hi Lite 4, Annual 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus l- 2-3-4, G.A,A,1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Sun- shine 1-2-3, G.A,A, Officer 3. GARY SHOOK Never lets himself be hurried, Flurried, or wor- ried. Band 1-2-3-4. RITA SHUTER High -erect- ed thoughts seated in the heart of court- esy. Chorus 1-4, G.A,A, 3-4, Girl's State 3, Glee Club 1-4, Student Teachers 3, Sunshine 1-2 3, Sunshine Officer 2, Athletic Board 3, Foot- ball Queen Can didate 2, Annual 4, Span xl . ish Contest 3-4. CARROLL SNYDER Marriage is a noose. A-Club 3, Class Officer 2, Cross Country 3, Track 2-3. BARBARA SPAULDING To know this girl is worth your while, she has a temper and a smile. A. Hi Lite 4, Annual 4, Chorus 2, Football Queen 4, G.A,A, 1-2-3-4, Librarian 3, Prom Queen Cand. 3, Sunshine 1- 2-3. LARRY SP A UL DING Over the hill to the poor house, l'm trudging my weary way. Cross Coun- try 3, Foot- ball l, In- tramurals 1-2, Track 1-2, Basket- ball l. CHARLES STEELE There must be hard work in me, for none ever came out. A-Club l, Chorus 2-3, Dance Band 3, Football 2-3, Hi-Y 2, Prom King Cand. , Track 2-3, Band 1-2-3. LARRY STONEBRAKER Good-bye, proud world I'm going home. A. Club 3-4, A. Hi Lite 4, Annual 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Student Council 1. LARRY STARKER The way to a man s heart is through his stomach JOE VOTAW Much might be said on both KENNY STRASEMEIER A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ig- norance to get anywhere. A. Club 3-4, Football 3-4, Track 1-2, Chorus 4, Basketball l-2-3-4, JOYCE TEWELL She's full of pep, she's lots of fun, has many friends, enemies none. A. Hi Lite 4, Band l-2-3-4 Annual 4, Cheerleader 1-21- 3-4, Chorus 4, G.A,A, l-2 3-4, Prom Queen Cand. , Sunshine 1-2-3, Sunshine Officer l, Majorette 3-4, Glee Club 4. sides, A, Club 1-2, Basketball ALICE 1, Choir Officer VORNHEDER 4, Class Officer 1-Sl-15, Cross Country 3-4, Football 1, Glee Club t', lli-Y IS-4 Intramurals 1-3- 3-4, Student Council 1-2-3, Track fl-4, Ouartet 4, lli-Y Officer 4, l3oy's State ll, Chorus 4, Color Guard 4. RONNIE WAITE l3eware! Inlay be a sen- sation yet. lland 1-2-Ji--fl, Cafteria Staff 1, lli-Y 2-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Track il, Daneeband fi, VIOLET WALSTON To each and all a friendly smile that lingers on a long, long while, Student teacher 3, Sunshine 1-2-Ii, Silence is true wisdon's best reply. G,A,A, l- 2-3-4, Li- brarian 3, Student Teacher 4. - EDWIN WHINER Blessed are the sleepy for they shall soon drop off. BEVERLY WATTS From a little spark, there burst a mighty flame. Band 1-3-4, Chorus 1-4, Devilettes 4, Football Queen Candidate 1, G.A,A, l-2-3-4, Gir1's State, Glee Club 1-4, Sunshine 1-2-3. IACQUELYNNE WATTS Not by years but by dis- position is wisdom acquired. A Hi Lite 4, Chorus 1-2- 3-4, G.A.A, 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Sunshine 1- 2-3. MARTHA IANE WHITE A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread. Chorus 1-3, Librarian 4. WESLEY NOBLE Wise is the man, when having nothing to say, says nothing. Entered November 12, 1957, Chorus 4, Glee Club 4. DELORUS WHISMAN Precious things come in small quantities A Hi Lite 4 Annual 4, G.A, 2 Sunshine l 2 3 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 1, Howard Aylor, will my ability to get along with Mr. Shelby to Bo Kinder. l, Shirley Carlton, will all my late hours to the future Junior, Sharon Cole, and we hope you get there. I, Larry Cash, will to my English teacher, Mrs. Smith, my Grey and White tank, therefore, providing prompt and modern transportation to and from school. Hope you are never late. I was! l, Buzz Cayton, will, Ronald Washburn, my ability to keep out of trouble in study halls. l, Barbara Combs, hereby bequeath my ability to give wild parties to any Junior girl whose mother has the courage to put up with Senior shenanigans. I, Perry Creech, will my ability to get along in Mrs. Barricklow's Study hall to Bill Kinnett. I, Betty Daugherty, hereby will my ability not to be able to get chemistry problems to anyone who can get them. I, Buck Daugherty, will Charlotte Morehead to Mr. Hickman so no one else can get her. I, Doug Denmure, will my ability to jazz up some of Mr. P1att's concert music to Jay Wright. I, Janice Dick, being of sound mind and body, do hereby, will my laugh to anyone who thinks they can compete with a laughing hiena. l, Mary Elbrecht, will my next door neighbor's locker to anyone who will clean it out. l, Carol Farrar, will my ability to twist peop1e's arms to get my way to Sonie Schuler any time she might need lt. 1, Richard Gabbard, leave some of my excess weight to Billy Yelton. l, Joyce Gilmore, not being of sound mind, will nothing because Ihave nothing to will. I, Carolyn Glass, will my seat in Study Hall to someone that will get more use out of it that I did. l, Marita Gregory, will my year of Library work at Northside to Marg Elbrecht, hoping she can have as much fun as I did without making quite as many mistakes, l, Marilyn Hall, will Mr. Hickman, my personal observer, to any girl who wants her personal life publicized. I, Karen Hammer, will to some lucky junior the right to argue with Mr. Thom in Civics Class. I, Donna Hopping, being of sound mind and body, do will the latter to any girl who might want it. I, Gaylord Houze, will my parking place in back of the school in the no parking zone to Lanny Lee. I, Emily Huxsoll, will my curly hair to anyone bothered with nightly pin-ups. I, Eleanor Johnston, will my typewriter and shorthand book to Annis Burlage. Good Luck! I, Pat Kelly, being of fairly sound mind and body will my ability to get along with Mrs. Simpson to anyone who might need it. I, Earl Kinnett, will my ability as a half-back to my brother, Bill. l, Rodney Klnzer, will. to Jim Donk my ability to skip Study Halls and get away with it. I, Franklin Lewis, leave my civics grades to any Junior and hope he improves them. I, Donna Lockwood, will to Sharon Cole my ability to get along with the boys from Hanover College. Especially Richard Shuman. l, John Longcamp, will all my dates to John Linkmeyer. I, Janice Lozier, will Sharon Cole a certain black and white 57 Chev. but not the driver. l, Wayne McClanahan, will my wom out shoes to any one who can wear them. l, Alice Mockbee, will my ability to steal Kleenexes from the Home Ec. room to Sharon Cole. l, Eugene Montgomery, will my intelligence to anyone who Mrs. Smith thinks will use it better than I did. I, Wallace Montgomery, will my sarcastic moods to any Junior who is excessively popular. I, Kenny Negley, will my ability to ride Motorcycles to Dale Downey. I, Denny Nisbet, will my wom out trig book to any Junior who wants to use it. I, Ronnie Nocks, being of sound mind f?J will my ability to dodge a thrown pear to Doug Farmer. I, Walter Nordhoff, will my place in the park to those students who like to eat out of doors. i271 I, Betty Onstot, do hereby will my two years of Shorthand and Typing to anyone with patience, pencils, and plenty of time. I, Joan Patton, will Sharon Cole to anybody who can afford her. I, Mary Plummer, will my ability to pester Mr. Kruse land get by with itj to anyone needing it. I, Sally Pohlman, do hereby will my drawer in chemistry class with its broken test tubes and dirty equipment to Marg Elbrecht. May she have as much fun as l did. I, Carl Powell, will my quietness to any person who can stand it. . I, Jeannette Randall, hereby will -to Bonnie Fox the ability to make people believe l am a red-head without a temper. I, Linda Randall, will my chemistry ability to the Russians. I, James Rector, will my trig book to any senior who will have it. I, Tom Reid, will my ability to dodge the State Police to Dan Hooper, which was willed to me last year by LD, Griffin and to to him by Walt Murray, I, Roy Rullman, will my inherited ability to listen to Charles Buggs Scruggs to John C. Pickle Linkrneyer l, Paula Rushworth, will my desk in fourth year math to anyone who wants to have fun their senior year. I, James Scharf, being of sound mind and body, do will my Presidency of the Hall Runners Sc Gym Dashers to anyone who would like to have his Literary Genius discovered. I, Linda Schuler, hereby bequeath my outstanding punctual habits to Judy Lincoln who is always on time, too.? 9 9 9 I, Diane Schwab, will my Civics grades to anyone who can improve it. I, Mary Schwier, will my ability to get into messes to Carlos Kennett. I, Joan Short, will my ability to have natural black hair to Pam Porter so me won't have to bother with dying it. I, Rita Shuter, do will my unlockable locker behind the door to the Freshamn English room to anyone lucky enough to inherit it. I, Linda Siemantel, will all my ex-boyfriends to Sharon Cole. I, Carroll Snyder, will my ability as an artist to Miss Whelan. No offense Miss Whelan. I, Barbara Spaulding, will my ability to reign as'Football Queen to any girl more deserving than I. I, Larry Spaulding, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Denny Dennerline. I, Larry Starker, will my foundry tools to whomever lvlr. Robert Shelby designates to use them. I, Larry Stonebrakei, will my first chair in the Bass Horn Section to John fPicklej Linkmeyer. l, Kenny Strasemeier, will my ability to buzz up Trester Hill in 5 minutes to Gary Satchwill. I, Joyce Tewell, will my four years of varsity cheerleading to Linda York. Lots of Luck, Lin . I, Alice Vornheder, will my first period Study Hall to anyone who thinks they can study in the cafeteria. I, Joe Votaw, will my office as Vice-President of the Hall Runners and Dashers Society to any unlucky person who attempts to hasten his lunch. I, Ronnie Waite, will my mustache Sc Fan Club to Scottie Ridener, he needs both. I, Violet Walston, will my ability to stay in on Wednesday nights to anyone who is taking typing. I, Beverly Watts, will my ability to get to school on time to anyone who can sleep til 8:40. I, Jackie Watts, will to anyone who has nothing to do in sixth period study hall, my job of helping the teachers with their typing. I, Edwin Werner, will my bench in shop class to Don Greive. I, Delorus Whisman, hereby will my height to Joanie Lyons. I,,Martha Jane White, will my telephone pranks to Carolyn McDade. i281 qv- M if r Q5 , . V 'f y, I ' tzzrff-:- E.: Q, 4 -... ' - - ' i g . QW' uulu H if X ,',-' is s iff - si' ' 2-'. ..,..,' . at A th 'JSM ' - - .' fi , - ' -',, ,Ja K B gf W3 - ..., ,A , .. -Q 1.:1 ., -. ' ,,,, 1 r ' W M 1'Q- its f zi- if 4- il. is swf r Q A- :... , 'rift V -- Es W - .',- t i s - ' ' f , SR - W. J szffi ffs lia? I , , gy B .. , H v I, V ., ,H 1- sis q.Q . A , -K -- as . ..., Wh A Z ,M 1' ..':' ' --bzz 3. ,,.: shi?-if J i ':-..: J ' fl?f .,,,,,. , , , Q E b ,,:, , A s . tfrx ,'. g : ig.k xx ,nk wg i will 5 F 55 -' - 5' I' H f .. sa. K . ., ..,., is Ii' ' b If ,Q .,,V 4 -' 1-'-- .1 ' an fs 4 4. is sf J, lk as D -- - -- - : --, ' 2' . DX ?i'l 'J ff is :- :: IIII ,,.1- In luuzlb V P limi ' ' J Y .... W J mif 7eiifsEf BJ! .. ,,,,q.. E , , --'1: 22.- ..,,,. si , zz.. fss. L' K D . --1-Q rl7 ii4Q a ' 1 ' '- T? ..,' ' iii: , ik X -V--Q y X ,... ..-,,, ' .,,q 1 :,,-f - Q X . ,.-.. --,'. 3 i ,,,, , 1. Y B l301 John Allen Yvonne Alfred Elvin Belew Herbert Brinkman Bob Bruce Elvin Bruce Annis Burlage Carl Burris Roger Bushman Steve Callis Larry Clark Judy Cutter Blythe Damon Eddie Dausch Margie Davis Carol Diefenbach George Donk .June Dowers Dale Downey Patricia Dunn Cary Eichel Margaret Elbrecht Derald Ellinghausen Larry Ellinghausen Venita Farrell Carolyn Feustel Marilyn Feustel Bonnie Fox Doris Gatch Thomas Geuder Delbert Griffin Philip Gilb Fred Grathwohl Ray Gregory Raye Gregory Kenneth Grieve James Henke Harla Heskamp Janet Hizer Barbara Irons Martha Jackson Jerald Jacobsen Glendora Jennings James Johnson Robert Johnson Pat Karsteter, Sec Otto Kelley David Kemper Delmar Kennett Jerry Kinder Ann Lange Lanny Lee, Treas. Jerry Leptack Donna Levi John Linkmeyer Robert Linkmeyer Sharon Louden Carolyn Lusk Carl Lykins Ioan Lyons Melvin McAtee Frank McMullen Thomas Miskell Karen Mollman Carolyn Morling Pat Patton Linda Peterson Phyllis Petscher Nancy Powell Donna Probst Bill Rahe, Pres, Gary Ransom Larry Rice Elmer Ridener Danny Rfder Paul Rogers Sharon Ross Bryan Ruble Pauline Saupe Jerry Schmidt Merle Schulenberg Judy Schumacher Wally Slayback Ronald Sortwell Barbara Swango Rosemary Taylor Jerry Tibbetts Robert Townsend Lutlcia Trester Sally Unger, V. Pres. Emma Vinson Joan Von Luhrte Melinda Walker Kenneth Walston Richard Weber Leroy Whisman Larry White Harold Wine Richard Wolker Norma Woodward CLASS s , T . Q si? X -s ah:.s ZW' C L as -. W Q 51? 4 -'.,.. bf '- , Q L I ,:,,,:, A ,, LA ':'- F9 39 ,L Q. mt , 5' K 3 kg L L R ka, , f R . r W, Q s f' Q rl We ' Q ' .. , Sift? Rise-fig? ssss ff s Ns :Y ,.y - 1' S : N 52 . J :.:. Msg 55? l - 1Q1sa::s- bls X. W . Inyya . 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B ' IY' ., La L E321 Judy Adams Steve Adams John Althoff Alan Armstrong James Artmeier Carol Barricklow Peggy Beardsley Joe Bennett Ronald Benning Janet Biddle Mary Bittner Lonnie Booth Harry Bowling Sharyn Bradford John Britton Kenneth Cash Robert Cavender Linda Cheek Buford Chipman Delberta Chowning Dennis Cofield Sharon Cole Nancy Conaway Marcella Dameron Jan Daugherty Pat Daugherty Diana De Hart Dennis Dennerline Sue Downey Carolyn Dunn Carroll Emery Sandra Emery Marsha Ester Pat Fedderer Alfred Furnish Faith Fussnecker Ion Geuder Judy Giffin Bonnie Glardon Ann Glass Lynn Gregory Richard Gregory Don Grieve Carolyn Hall Leroy Higham Danny Hooper David Hopper Carroll Housemeyer Victoria Hussung Winifred James Julia Jarvis Carlos Kennett James Kinzer Carolyn Koons Carolyn Kremer Deanna Landwehr Ernrnert Leffler Patricia Lewis Frank Linkmeyer Charles Lockwood Marla Louden Lawrence Lynn Douglas Manford Marilyn Mathews Linda McDaniel Donald McDonald Mary McLaughlin Stanley McMullen Ralph Metcalfe Robert Meyer Suzette Meyers George Miller Larry Moore Charles Morehead Kay Murray Dan Neff Terry Newman Harry O'Neil Gretchen Orlamuende Robert Percival Lewis Peters Pam Porter Charlotte Probst William Riddell Eldon Ridener Michael Robbins Sandra Roberts Larry Rumsey Gary Satchwill Larry Sctchwill Susan Scharf Nathaniel Schuck Ronnie Shelby Bonnie Shelton Merita Shuman Loraine Shuter Robert Slayback Rodger Southworth Vic Steele Robert Sterling David Strasemeier Eddie Stratman David Thuermer Judy Trester Nancy Turner Sandra Tyler Judy Wagner Constance Waltz Ronald Washburn Jerry Watters John Weber Arlene Witte Peggy Worley Robert Yelton Linda York CLASS ,:,i ,.,,-ei 4 ik is ' .- f .N S -1 ---,i, ' ,.,, f V .s R i is S i I N V X A .2 vli, I 1 ,,,. l A ,..' 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Q 2 if ff 'iqi 1.: '--Q J' ' LA' I B H 'X l34l Tommy Andrews Anthony Ascherman Patricia Back Ann Baker Karen Baker Allen Baer Melvin Barrett Fredrick Bennett Barbara Bihl Larry Bittner John Bott Delilah Bruce Bill Burkett Lyndall Callis Emmett Caswell Lawrence Carta Carolyn Cheek Mary Jane Cheek Linda Clark Eugene Cofield Brenda Cook Roberta Cook Lee Craig Marvin Craig Betty Creech John Davis Joyce Davis Marie Denning Gordon Dittmer Donna Draper Ronald Dunn Donald Ellinghausen Sandra Ellinghausen Ella Emery George Ester Sharon Evans Douglas Farmer Gwen Fehrman Kenneth Fillenw-:rth Ann Fox Larry Gabbard Dorothy Gabborrl Harley Giitin Patricia Gilb Amelia Glass Clayton Goodpaster Betty Green James Gregory Joyce Griffin Darryl Gulley Carl Hauser Judith Henry Sandra Hopper Betty Houze Sheila Hunter Claude Howell Freddie Howlett Omer Jacobsen Jackie Jarvis Terry Jackson Velma Johnson Patty Jones Ellen Kieth Faith Kemper Ernest Kimmon William Kinnett Donald Lane Judith Lang Jane Lottire Richard Lattire Stanley Lay Judith Lincoln Charlene Lockwood Susan Lotton John Luhrsen Bonnie Lykins Joseph Marsh Jerry Martin Bill McCarty Margaret McCardle Carolyn McDade Phyllis McGraw Doral Mendel Donald Meyer Jerry Miller Joyce Miller Pot Mize Gary Molter Larry Morand Charlotte Morehead Shirley Morling Cyril Nordhoff Patty O'Conner Nancy Olcott Karen Perry Donald Pond Fred Porter Russell Prolast Linda Rector John Reid Billy Rice Charlotte Riehle Wanda Roberts Mary Ross Sonya Schuler Patricia Scrogham Geraldine Sellers Mary Settles Diana Sheperdson Edward Shuter Wanda Smith Janet Spencer Nolan Swango Lynn Swift Jean Toler James Trester Diana Tufts Gerald Vastine Terry Walker Carolyn Wallace Larry Wallace Maiorie Watkins Gaylen Walston Junior Webster Carol Welch Annette Werner Shirley Wesemann Charlene Withered Gerald Workman John Wright William Yelton Carolyn York s L gi SL ' 'vii S 'ft L -114 S we , fwfr L y ,Ls Q. 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J M Q' I 1- 'P 'it if-L 'Q L 1 'xi Ft V ' K - W f . '45 5' L1 'X X X27 ,LW ss., 5? x EX LL K Xsb Q ii ' N K fs- L - s X -,L . R X! L ,L N 0-in ale L LL ii L l ' X T 'X t 'cr L L L S L f s . J . ' - -, 514 - t l35i AURORA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Alumni meeting of 1956 ------- Charles Steele came the farthest to attend -- from Detroit graduated in 1942. Alma Martin Thieman, 1924, and Martha Curtis Driver, 1936, have never missed a meeting since graduating The class of 1921 has no deaths. MARRIAGES 1957 Jane Neeley '52 to Joseph Burge Jan. 5, Raymond Conaway '49 to Rosemary Dottalo June 22 Sandra Bailey '56 to James McKittrick Jan. 18 Landon Smith '53 to Della Carr June 22 Nancy Barrott '53 to George Bickley Jan. 18 Patricia A. Scudder '57 to Eddie Turner June 28 Mary Io Orem '55 to Charles Green Jan. 19 Vivian York '57 to Donald Mulford '51 June 29 Raymond Baer '49 to Jacquelyn Lacherman Jan. 26 Denton Waldon '56 to Julia Leek June 29 Richard Goble '50 to Sue Ann Matson Feb. 2 Melvin Lee Ritchie '55 to Barbara Blanton July 6 Kenneth Dunteman '56 to Roberta Montiero Feb. 5 Vesta Peters '49 to Robert Philbrick July 13 Marilyn Lyons '53 to Richard Gosney Feb. 9 Phyllis Morehead '57 to Larry Powell '53 July 20 Tessie Ann Comer '47 to Bobby Lischkge '45 Mar. 2 Ann Crider Bowman '48 to Lester Peelman July 20 Charlotte Short '56 to Donald Wiesmann Mar. 2 Delores Baker '51 to Eugene Scranton July 26 Marita A. Hussung '55 to Louis Mack Kilgore Mar. Martha Kyle '57 to Gene Weaver '50 Aug. 2 Flora Ann Rahe '56 to William Fehling '56 Apr. 13 Mary Chatham '53 to Jack McCormick Aug. 17 Babetta Gribble '55 I0 Harold Th01'l1hi11 Apr. 18 Melvin Rullman '51 to Arline Ruth Sprague Aug. 17 Mary Carolyn Dennerline '51 to James Rodney Gray Apr. 20 Faith Springer '55 to Robert Meyer '55 Aug. Sue Matrox '51 to Donald L. Beckett, Apr. 20 Douglas Langdon '55 to Jan Newcomer Aug. 24 Clifford Hall '52 to Rochell Nields Apr. 24 Rheeta Jean Schwab '53 to Roy Callon Aug. 31 Carolyn Busse '53 to Clifford Paul Kuhhneier '44 Apr, 27 Elvin Newman '48 to Helen Droege Linda Weseman '51 to Robert Fortner May 3 Betty Dunteman '57 to Otto Pollard Sept. 7 Patricia A. Peters '56 to Daniel Lee Carter May 11 Gene Schmeltzer -43 to Mary M. Love Sept. 7 Vera Lozier '56 to Charles Dole June 8 Mona Joy Ross '54 to Robert A. Reid '54 Sept. l Janet FU1T11Sh '54 I0 Larry Giffill '54 June 1 Henrietta Graves '47 to Robert DePaoli OCI. 5 Treva Busse '49 to Norman Ascherman June 12 Sonja Wilson '56 to William Gene Haag Nov. 9 Carolyn Longcamp '52' to Mark F. Mattingly June 16 Reta Marlene Louden '56 to Eugene Richard Benson Gloria Cook '57 to William York '55 June 21 Shirley O'Neal '55 to William Bolling, Jr. Mildred Smith '33 to Herman Whitham June 21 Mary Lou Cutter '54 to Kenneth Engel Julia Althoff '55 to Donald Laker '52 June 22 Bonnie Lee Baker '56 to William L. Chipman '55 Nov. 17 Rosemary Scudder '54 to Clarence Stephenson June 22 Faye Barricklow '46 to Carl Eugene Rupp Willard Sandbrink '48 to Carol Ann Frey June 22 Elizabeth Ann Lattire '57 to Gerald Raymond Sauser '56 DCC. 7 Mary Mattox '56 to Don Smith June 22 Joyce Block '57 to Wayne Schmidt DCC. DEATHS Edwin C. Hill, class of 1897, died Feb. 12, 1957 Pansy Williams, class of 1905, died Feb. 28 Elizabeth DuChemin, class of 1895, died Mar. 8 Rosemary Petscher Terrill, class of 1934, died July 18 Mae Steele Kern, class of 1901, died July 14 ' Louise Dierking Langdon, class of 1917, died July 22 Dr. Richard H. Smith, class of 1911, died Sept. Charles Clore, class of 1936, died Oct. 25' Inez S. Cobb, class of 1894, died Nov. 29 Bertha Merkel Schultz, class of 1885, died Dec. 1. I36l l M-lu JW ,:,x :,, . ..,.,,.: 39, Y iii- Q. , w.,zm.X e .1 T22 35125 X Wag I - K .Q - 9 ' vi? '12 wwf.. - rgiifegf mrgfsx 3 .N,.f,:g . Q - .Ra V Pig K S ff i vifgg af 3- - 'Aw ig.. N 'wk R E ii?-we Kr fm' . mi 5:-:-3' TW f f f? lf? - W. WW ,. ?1iF.iii..wi V K gk ,. , 5534.5 3,5341 K' Y W 'SQSES4 ' , W V553 ffifhllii . . . 535622 -, - Q kiwi? :ii mis, . ,V 1' fifilsiil? , AQ ff T -gf . f K K - 4iWJXifi':5?? 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SECOND ROW, Karen Hammer, Mary Plum- mer, Music Editor, Donna Hopping, Faculty Editor, Paula Rushworth, Joan Short, Typist, Pat Kelly, THIRD ROW, Betty Daughterty, Senior Section, Jeanette Randall, Underclassmen, Jackie Watts, Typist, Mary Schwler, Senior Section, Eleanor Johnston, Typist. FOURTH ROW, Rita Shuter, Linda Randall, Advertising Editor. BACK ROW, Delorus Whisman, Typist, Janice Lozier, Typist, Vickie Kelley, Typist Linda Siemantcl, Typist, Gene Daugherty, Sports Editor, Carolyn Glass, Activities Editor, Tom Reid, Larry Stonebraker, Sports Editor, Rodney Klnzer, Denny Greathouse, Advertising Editor, Marilyn Hall, Music Editor, Betty Onstot, Faculty Editor, Sally Pohlman, Activities Editor, Howard Aylor, Larry Cash, Sports Editor, Joyce Tewell, Senior Section, Barbara Spaulding, Typist. i391 Ju K STUDENT COUNCIL wr- '5 'M 1' .aw W7 Emily Huxsoll, Pat Karsteter, Sally Unger, Lanny Lee, Danny Hooper, Roy Rullman, Jay Wright, Jan Daugherty, Donald Ellinghausen, Doug,Denmure, Shirley Morling, Linda Rector, Gary Satchwill, Thanny Schucks, Ronnie Heilig, and Bill Rahe. Donna Lockwood Barbara Combs James Rector Melinda Walker Y ' Y A '91 A' if I 3 rl ' l sf' '. so fixrs ' f l ,S -' ' -. L ' Pa. ' Q SWB-o Y .X .f r K A , Q in ur I HEX K-ry ff. , S ,s 'I Y K f s' , X Doc Stonebraker 'S W Q S 'f lf-wif I X E S E Roy Rullman Secretary Q 'i 2 .. R A ' X Treasurer T ' We li cams fn- E 2- yxeslxp. gg? W ' 5 .SM X Earl Kinnett John Linkmeyer President Vice President ,W N A-C LU B of w c , INNXR ish FIRST ROW: Gary Satchwill, Earl Kinnett, Lanny Lee, Jerry Schmidt, Doug Denmure, Bill Rahe, Gene Daugherty, Ronnie Nocks. SECOND ROW: Bob Bruce, John Slayback, Dale Downey, Gaylord Houze, Wally Montgomery, Jerry Jacobsen, Bobby Slayback. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Heilig, Ken Suasemeier, Richard Gabbard, Qrl Powell, Derald Ellinghausen, Larry Cash, Danny Rider, Delbert Giffin, Eddie Stratrnan, Bob Townsend. l411 G. A. A. ROW ONE: Faith Fussnecker, Pat Gilb, Brenda Cook, Linda Cheek, Charlene Withered, Pam Porter, Charlotte Probst, Judy Trester, Linda York, Judy Adams, Margaret McCardle, Carolyn Dunn, Shirley Weseman, ROW TWO: Sue Hall, Sandy Tyler, Nancy Tumer, Judy Giffin, Sue Downey, Diana DeHart, Kay Murray, Shirley Rodgers, Ann Glass, Lorraine Shuter, Judy Wagner, Nancy Conaway, Deanna Landwehr, Bonnie Glardon. ROW THREE: Marilyn Hall, Donna Hopping, Carol Farrar, Joan Short, Carolyn Morling, Suzie Lusk, Ann Lange, Lutlcia Trester, Sharon Cole, Donna Lockwood, Vicki Kelley, Linda Siemantel, Janice Lozier, Shirley Carlton. Alice Mockbee, Mrs. Barricklow, ROW FOUR: Jackie Watts, Eleanor Johnston, Pat Daugherty, Sharyn Bradford, Carolyn Kremer, Alice Vornheder, Rosemary Taylor, Barbara Irons, Joan VonLuhrte, Melinda Walker, Mary Schwier, Phyllis Petscher, Martha Jackson, Linda Schuler, Nancy Powell, Annis Burlage, Sally Pohlman. ROW FIVE: Linda Randall, Paula Rushworth, Barbara Spaulding, Diane Schwab, Delorus Whisman, Mary McLaughlin Connie Waltz, Janet Hizer, Linda Peterson, Pat Karsteter, Karen Hammer, Vicki Hussung, Judy Lincoln, Carolyn Glass, Barbara Combs, ROW SIX: June Dowers, Joan Lyons, Yvonne Alfred, Betty House, Karen Baker, Pat Dunn, Joyce Davies, Nancy Olcott, Phyllis McGraw, Sonnle Schuler, Ann Fox, Marita Gregory, Pat Kelly, Ellen Keith, ,Ann Baker, Carol Welch. ROW SEVEN: Peggy Worley, Susan Scharf, Arlene Witte, Betty Creech, Susan Lotton, Patty Jones, Gwen Fehrman, Linda Rector, Carolyn York, Carolyn McDade, Charlotte Morehead, Diane Tufts, Marjorie Watkins, Mary Plummer. ROW EIGHT: Marilyn Mathews, Bonnie Shelton, Donna Draper, Carol Diefenbach, Velma Johnson, Judy Henry, Ella Emery, Carolyn Cheek, Judy Lange, Sharon Evans, Marie Denning, Carolyn Koons, Charlene Lockwood, Wanda Roberts, Amelia Glass, Shirley Morling, Lyndall Callis, Roberta Cook. l42l 'T 5, 'K Softball '-ii. v and more Softball Rang To PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Douglas Denmure Tommy Migkell SECRETARY TREASURE? Joe Votaw James Scharf Douglas Denmure, Iohn Linkmeyer, Ronnie Waite, John Britton, David Tliuermer, Raye Gregory, Bryan Ruble Eldon Ridener, James Rector, Joe Votaw, David Kemper, Dennis Greathouse, David Hopper, Tommy Miskell, Mr. Holtzclaw, Danny Rider, Elmer Ridener, Bill Rahe, John Longcamp, James Scharf, Buford Chipman, Ronnie Heilig, Dennis Nisbet. E441 l 8521 ll F. F. A. 14 . .,.aN..W..a... Q-was-we-.assess aa... 3-T H W 'Q x-.--1 1 way I f,....i ,Nw FRONT ROW, Carl Hauser, Omer Jacobson, Donald Lane, Buford Chipman, Russell Probst, Gaylen Walston, Gerald Workman, Bill Kinnctt, Donald Ellinghausen. SECOND ROW, Mr, Knigga, Franklin Lewis, Kenneth Loudcn, Richard Gabbard, Perry Creech, Jerry Jacobson, Gary Ransom, Richard Lattire, Kenneth Fillen- worth, Ken Grieve. THIRD ROW, Elvin Belew, John Allen, Darel Allen, Larry Rumsey, Eugene Kinnett, Kenneth Riddel. The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curri- culum--vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation, how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built, includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. National headquarters of the Future Farmers of America is located in the Agricultural Education Branch, United States Office of Education, Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare. National Conventions, arc held annually at Kansas City, Missouri, at the time of the American Royal Livestock Show. l45l LIBRARY Carolyn Glass, Margie Davis, Martha White, Diane Schwab, Eleanor Johnston, Marilyn Hall, Tom Reid, Behind Desk Blythe Damon, Marita Gregory, Richard Wolker. One of the first libraries in schools of its size to be organized in Indiana was the Aurora High School library. Since that time the library has shown a steady increase in size and service. Books, magazines, film strips, records, pamphlets, college catalogs, career information, and newspapers are being added regularly in order that a growing and up-to-date collection may be ready to meet the increasing demand for all types of library materials. Every day an average of three hundred students make use of the library. Reference work, supple- mentary reading for classes, recreational reading, and study hall are just a few of the many student and teacher needs supplied by the school library. Student assistants receive training and practice in library science in the high school, Northside ele- mentary, and junior high school libraries. The high school librarian, Miss Florence Rolf, serves all three libraries in a supervisory capacity. l46l HOME ECONOMICS I LEFT T O RIGHT: Mary Elbrecht, Betty Onstot, Martha White, Katherine Gatch, Joan Patton, Alice Mockbee. Training for the job of homemaking provides a challenge to any girl. A homemaker today must be accomplished in home management, child care, home nursing, consumer buying, clothing selection, care, and construction, nutrition, and understanding in all fields of human relationships. The girls enrolled in advanced Home Economics this year need have no frets or worries over managing dinners for future family celebrations, church or school affairs. These students proved them- selves quite adept in such tasks when they planned, prepared, and served the Administrators Club. Developing skills in home decoration proved interesting when slip covers, do-it-yourself projects in lamp making, easy to make coffee and end tables, and painting were a part of the improv- ment plan for the homemaking department. The climax of every year's work is a field trip to a neighboring city where visits are made to manufacturing agencies of home products and equipment. i471 X wwfwfffwv Q LMUQ s, V -ego v D as -Q s sis-:Bs tg in Nl i g , INDUSTRIAL ARTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Ransom, Dennis Cofield, Gene Daugherty, Alfred Furnish, Mr. Shelby, Roy Rullman, Ronald Sortwell, Larry Satchwill, Carlos Kennett, Gary Satchwill, Gene Kennett, Jim Henke, John Weber, George Donk, Steve Callis, The present Industrial Arts program includes a fine exploratory course, which is not vocational. The students are invited to explore the different fields available, so as to find a definite liking and talent in a certain course. They can then specialize in this course. Some of the courses lean toward home hobbies, hand skills, craft work, and the use of tools. The following courses are available: graphic arts, mechanical arts. printing, blueprint reading, woodworking Qhand and mechanicj, finishing, patternmaklng, metals, foundry, metal machines, and pattern making. ' , an-'Q-',st. S 'gg-sf -T WP , , ., wvfh Q va gf , Y 'W 4 rl ilspmxy ' sf 5mW - -: is B 1 I ., . 1' 'V Ea lx , .,, ,X' ' ,Wh ,. R , on 1' '11 'ill Coach Al Thom Assistant Coach Harold Hickman FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, Ken Strasemeier, Carl Powell, Gene Buck Daugherty, Roy Rullman, Wallace Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Bob Townsend, Jerry Schmidt, Dale Downey, Bob Bruce, Tommy Miskell, THIRD ROW: John Britton, Otto Kelley, Wayne Chipman, Ken Cash, Eddie Stratman, FOURTH ROW: Larry Gabbard, Bill Kinnett, Larry Morand. - ii ' 11 1. A iv Student Managers Eddie Dausch, Elmer Ridener, Delbert Giffin FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Cash, Earl Kinnett, Larry Doc Stonebraker, Richard Gabbard. SECOND ROW: Danny Rider, Bill Rahe, Jerry Jacobsen, Derald Ellinghausen, Coach Thom, THIRD ROW: Dave Strase- meicr, Bill McCarty, John Linkmeyer, Gary Satchwill, FOURTH ROW: Jay Wright, Jerry Martin. e '1' 4 Q IAM, K X YA! lllf , V K f as ral ff - Xa 1 I l l 1 ' ' 5 rrrf at W . Q ' T BUCK DAUGHERTY Although missing the last three games due to a knee injury, Buck had a very prosperous year at end. He was a great asset on defensive plays. KEN STRASEMEIER Third leading ground gainer on the team, played the position of halfback. His strongest point was his speed when he got through or around the line of scrimmage. EARL KINNETT Also co-captain, was one of the most outstanding half- backs in the E,I.C. He was the leading scorer and ground gamer for the Devils. He had a total of 825 yards gained and his scoring added up to 74 points. A tired bunch of seniors after playing their last home game against the Seymour Owls rn which the score was ned at 291 39 lla.. Aurora A urora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora The boys above usually started the games for the Devrls FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Buck Daugherty Larry Doc Stonebraker Jerry Jake Jacobsen Dale Downey, ,Bob Bruce, Derald Ellmghausen and Gary Satchwrll IN THE MIDDLE Larry Cash BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Strasemeler Roy Rullman Earl Krnnett and Wally Montgomery Scores of all the games, La wrenceburg . . Beechwood, Ky Batesville ..... North Vernon. . Boone County. . Seymour. ...... Bloomington . . . Cambridge City Lawrenceburg. . Brookville ..... 1 -'u l 8 X M, ff' Q Q Q 38 ,Y V4 Dy QW ' Y. Xxgv' Q 4 .sp wx Q 05 g gr ff? . 5, me X f 5 K 'ff Run---Earl---Run P f fl. i K m sm SY . I f if I wg - Zii L jg 4 Q85 is fix 1' J ii U , 7 Q I j Q P , AQ if at xx ffm A Y n is f at ffixx ' Q is ' Q A 1 Q f X if :,,h K G .Q rf ' ' f . I Q P' S fu , if 1 af 3 iv' ' , 'lm X Q 5 ' ' x X . X ' 1' 1551? - 5 X 'ui - ' 1 '27 , gy , Captain Earl crowns Queen Barbara. . . . IT WAS A GREAT HUMECOMING Homecoming Candidates: Linda Rector, Barbara Spaulding Queen Barbara gives Co-captain's Kay Murray, 81 Carolyn Morling. Earl and Bucky a winning smile. vi' tl 5: H 'Q ff 'Q I W -5 Q -'Q . x as ' Q nu J ' 'Fw 9: N xi ws gli ' x Ns 4539 ,f Q s wh mg , 5. ,. ,m 'skin ' ' O M 'C P A ,wh ,.!Ln.e IQ on L E512-Q ., I' . MM' 1 ,,,.,p,'w . K, Y 'R , W, Manu., v i Hui ?q5a TW A. N w. . .,.,5m.g A . 1 , Q. 1, ,'f',F 9 ?'5'i?'?3v,?f 'fl L . fwg '4- 'W H ,ii S af K 'ln ill tis ,i, 1 fn . ' il 4 Vn 5 ,, 4, v li '55 ,Q H' ,, :x,,V,r.o'W0 , ,, f ,gh Wig, Q Hnwvqg ,,. N 'B , ' H.. M' V my Y-' .-, Im 1 ,K v,y,X.'-94, , 0 V I' 'rl .'- A , lv N 4, K 4 ' 'E Q w .f 1 . ,.+x . . I 1 ivy -av ', ,+,. +7 j K f 4 1 f ' - - i Q , . h . Q, Z X . s ' X -, .N u . Q , .- ' 9- - 5 A ' 3 , v s . , K Larry Cash Sr. 5' 10' Nov Dec Dec Dec Buck Daugherty Sr. Dec 6' U2 H Dec Jan. Ian. Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. Feb 1 1 Nov. NOV. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Red Devils Coach Harold Hickman 1957 -1958 Basketball Schedule Aur. 19 Rising Sun 55 22 Batesville 70 27 La wrenceburg 49 6 Cambridge City 49 7 Connersville 46 13 Vevay 61 20 Madison 34 21 Holiday Tourney Whitewater 61-36 Brookville 44-47 Edinburg 48 10 La wrenceburg 43 17 Batesville 50 18 Talyor QOhioJ 53 24 North Vernon 48 25 Milan 53 31 Greensburg 65 7 Scottsburg 66 8 Hagerstown 62 15 Brookville 34 22 Charlestown 36 Sectional Feb. 27,28,Mar, 1, SECTIONAL RESULT S Guilford 49 se Rising sun 62 64 O PP - 4 9 43 45 48 47 91 54 39 49 37 67 45 52 52 47 49 63 54 Roy Rullman Sr. 5' 11 Doc Stonebraker Sr 5' 91f2 Earl Kinnett Sr. Kenny Strasemeier Sr 5. 8.- 1581 5' 11 VARSITY FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Coach, Alonzo Kazee, Earl Kinnett, Lanny Lee, Robert Sterling, Doc' Storlebi-lker. Emmert Leffler, Larry Cash, Eddie Dausch St. Mgr. Coach Harold Hickman, Kenny Strasemeier, Bill Rahe, Derald Ellinghausen, Roy Rullman, Buck Daugherty, Garry Satchwill, St. Mgr's. , Delb Griffin, and Frank Mclvlullun. B-TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Cofield, Bill Burkett, Bobby Meyer, Vic Steele, Bill Kinnett, John Luhrsen and Coach Alonzo Kazee. SECOND ROW: St. Mgr. John Althoff, Dennis C0fiC1d. Larry Rumsey, Fred Porter. Bo Srmstrong, Bill McCarty, Frank Linkmeyer, St. Mgr. 1 C 1., ss ... km. as 'W 33, ,3 K 5 wif H' V V A my x X O ya wx it wr'-I , 4, '1 : f'4, ni QA tk W 'QQ ' -flffffj W V -1 M. f '- .,.,. M., M, ' . .. ,,,, Qu A 1 N .f V- , - ff, wmv f ..,,.v:, f,1,.m .1 r . wr -N. , ?, '.. ififkf' , , . 1. mf' wdfffw f www 'Y - -SI , W 'WWf 'A' M-,ferr me Lv ani A 'L 5 121 wh Mmm, 0 A VM W Si n ,SSS 54 AURORA FLOORING AURORA FOOD LOCKER AURORA TERMINAL NATHAN CHATHAM DEARBORN FINANCE DEARBORN HARDWARE DIERKING COAL CO. GOLDSMITH'S DEPT. STORE HOLTHAUSE-RULLMAN fFuneral Servicej INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. ROBERT L. JOHNSTON CO. KLIP 8: KURL LION'S CLUB MARIAN'S BEAUTY SHOP MARTIN'S JEWELRY BRUCE MILLER G. C. MURPHY NEARY CANDY CO. OBERTING SERVICE STATION PALACE THEATER PAPA GINOS PELGEN'S LUNCH PEOPLE'S COAL COMPANY RENNER'S DRY GOODS RITZMAN'S ICE CREAM CO. PAUL ROHE C,O. E, SCHULZ SONS SHAMROCK INN STANDARD OIL, Harley Uhlmansiek STIEGERWALD ELECTRIC CONT. STIER 84 WILLIAMS QFunera1 Servicej SUTTON HATCHERY OHLMANSIEK BARBER SHOP WARD BROS, GARAGE GEO. WARD SALES 86 SERVICE WUNDERLICH INSURANCE AGENCY Several Prom pictures courtesy Indiana Times Star Bureau, C. Green. Ohio River partially frozen February 19. Band and Cheerleaders at last home game fr' CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD R. Shelby, S, Adams, J. Trester, Jr. Webster, I. Gregory, V. Steele, L. Lee, R. Meyer, R. Sterling, R. Slayback, I. Watters, R. Gregory, 2nd. row--R. Owen Gregory, J. Luhrsen, T. Ascherman, A. Armstrong, I. Votaw, I. Althoff, D. Denmure, F. Porter, E, Cofield, D. Cofield, L. Rumsey, E. Leffler, G. Ransom Joe Marsh, Mr. Kazee. vi XF W Xa? S? R. :S r'Ww1W.,.,M Party -GII1 Barb The Daughexty Twins Dressy Mary - Cha rm ing Carolyn Bonny Barham hwy jackie Iirigyxf Em: Kzzzzuzt Smiling Marilyn Xw x Eager EIBSHGI Demure Delores Lovable Janice flaming Karen Photogenic Paula x X X N Y Sleepy Larry Spaulding . 3 ii K111 er if X NAPS Hof Rod .lolm Della Toodles Olly Joyce www ll Jim 2 'YM ' ...M Scratch Lockwood DFW Lnvely Lindo fl o e Wall l l Audocious Alice 1 , M ., :qi 11 t h a U 5 51119 FW! bg., 'M NT ,hun .ff Vg f tj' J Q H wfffgf L'w' V af X R5 .4151MzlTi59'5'f - 1 f y fy .a I , V, xi XXX Qi X if fi X 5 lx ix Ylww M M NxAA,A W XX? X R if F 2 Q b .L.. X 'X X HVl X YY S X f 'HN I 5 XXXSRXXE , Nx iixb iN nl asf, ,Jil .VI J . 4 1 A SL 5 5 5 iq . 5 ' S ' X gf h. ,... 6 A x DJ . f f , M., -r KX, f N '-'Nw .ix ' - .4-il xx . P y ,X :S sig S , 1... M !' ' ., X 5 S, Q rrg . - A LQ vs . -A if . L, EX 1' aff Q gm 3 V' V ' . 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Q ,,,rg6QQ,fz:,:p,Q'l'fi ,QQ .f,QQ,? ., ,sy my , ng ,,.5q,, ,jfs L ,L-f L Qs.. ,.I i Q..- if ,Q QQ ., , , 5 ,M 4, 13,453 - q'..r-f 2.5, M Q , Qi? ,,gQ!.,,E,' L. QQ Q gr. I 51.1 3 fQ.,,: L QQQ. , , -Lf 'wr' L L' f-L I H- fa xv:-L . .:Lws,.. -NL'-M N f Q L ' ' ' A ' L- LI,,:'L' . '- -gk' . ' ' . M34- L:11-,Q dips 'M L- I s. wir - Q rl, ., . Q Lf QQ . Q' Q .. Q AQQ Q Q M :QA . Q f ' ' . v ..' ' Y - ' . L1 1. , ' :,. ',,. Q 'S 5 , ' ,. L . -? -X , 5 - i t 4- 340. - L r r ,W L L . . , L , WQQQ9. ,Q u VQ ...Q if Q .Q : .L-L. . .A Q, , -L ,. Q If. Q. QQ 'z-Tiny . ,QQ ,QQ Q Q QQ .44 Q , r U, K ' ,gf .ii d 'if . + ,. 'Q Q ' Qfsswi .QL .Q . ff. . 'Q ' 'M' ,, f L wi' ' - f'v :if 1'ff'f .. . ' f. .. 'fav '99-'7? i-S 'ARNQ ' ..- 'L ' ' L -f'f s-' . ..s Tvstf. Under the skillful handling of Mr. Platt, Aurora's High School Band has grown from 36 to 81 members. Mr. Platt started teaching here in l949.He also conducts all school bands, consisting of Northside, Southside, Westside and Jr, High grades. We hope his future students enjoy him as much as we did, Above the A,H,S, Band is having drill practice. The band plays at the football and basketball games, gives a spring concert each year, and marches in parades. Highlights of our four years were the contest, held at Greenfield in the year of '56 fWe won lst placej, and in '57 we went to Franklin and won fsecond place honorsj, Valley Coral Festival at Vevay this this year, and thc spring concert. f Linda Peterson Bonnie Fox Pam Porter Jeannette Randall Joyce Tewell Martha Jackson Ronnie Heilig: Drum Major COLOR GUARD Wallace Montgomery Derald Eilinghausen i761 Jeannette---Senior---3 yrs. Martha ---- Junior ---- 1 year Pam ------ Soph. ---- 1 year. 1 , Y rf 5- i 1 Bonnie- -Junior- -1 year Joyce - - -Senior-2 years Linda - - -Junior- -1 year COLOR GUARD Larry Ca sh Joe Vota w i771 Our majorettes did a very nice job in making up var- ious steps and themes for the band activities. Remember the game with Lawrenceburg when they buried the Tiger .......... and what cute snowmen they tumed into at the Christmas game when we played Con - nersville? Doug Denmure Drum Major BAND OFFICERS MR- WHPIAM PLATT Band and Choir Teacher Ronnie Herlig Senior President We all think he is tops CHOIR OFFICERS Linda Randall, Senior, President Jim Scharf, Senior, Treasurer Joe Votaw, Senior, Vice President Emily Huxsoll, Senior, Secretary y C H OIR BOTTOM ROW: Donna Lockwood, Linda Cheek, Emily Huxsoll, Diana De Hart, Karen Hammer, Bonnie Fox, Nancy Powell, Ann Lange, Joyce Tewell, Paula Rushworth, Beverly Watts, Carol Farrar. SECOND ROW: Jean nette Randall, Martha Jackson, Sue Downey, Gretchen Orlamuende, Kay Murray, Marilyn Hall, Jackie Watts, Linda Schuler, Judy Cutter, Patty Gilb, Tish Trester, Diane Schwab. THIRD ROW: Gary Miller, Denny Greathouse, Mike Robbins, Larry Rice, Linda Randall, Betty Daugherty, Barbara Combs, Rita Shuter, Pat Kelly, Bob Percival, Ioe Votaw, David Hopper. FOURTH ROW: Danny Rider, Larry Cash, Kenny Strasemeier, Bob Townsend, John Longcamp, Dennis. Nisbet, Ronald Shelby, James Scharf, Frank McMullen, Wallace Montgomery, Ronnie Nocks, Harold Wine, Jerry Kinder. MUSIC ACCOMPANISTg Mary Schwier. i791 Linda Randall - First Alto Beverly Watts - 2nd Alto: Linda Schuler Second Sopranog Diana DeHart - First Soprano. Four Horsemen Devilettes Dennis Nisbet - Bass: John Longcamp First Tenorg Wallace Montgomery - Second Tenorg Joe Votaw - Baritone. QW Za X. wig 'Q 1 pf- - . . 1, 1' 7' I AV: ka . ' -1. Www'- ' Eh P' A 'QPF' yi? S.. Q o , V ,pw Tx f.:'?Y'x f'Kfy-ff Q ,gg 1 fe Y :il X. 3 Q , HY y Q 1 va. NX ,, ,, - Q ,fi PN wi fqwaq.. 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S3 X a 2 gs Q sis sr . ef 8 4 X CAEETERIA COOKS-Kate Ho11meyeI,Bther Matrox, Shirley Walls CUSTODIAN Ervm Flllenworth Arch Jackson N521 PBYSONALITY PLUS Doug Denmure Manta Gregory ,',,,.- ' .qv--' L 52 :L 514, - :'.- , BEST ALL AROUND Gene Daugherty Betty Daugherty u - FRIEN DLIEST James Scharf Jeannette Randall Q-3 VN4 l PYlHLU'lL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gary Shook Rita Shuter Q5-J MOST ATHLETIC Pat Kelly Earl Kinnett MOST POPULAR Larry Doc Stonebraker Linda Schuler MOST TALENTED Mary Scllwicr John L0flgC3Illp BEST SP ORT S Carol Farrar Ronnie Heilig fx- 'v QUIET EST Carl Powell Joyce Gilmore ff' -,,..-- BEST LOOKING Barbara Spaulding Kenny Strasemeier BEST DRESSED Betty Onstot Denny Greathouse N361 BIGGEST FLIRTS Donna Lockwood Larry Cash ...Q N ,W cjUTlj5'1' CLASS CLOWNS Joyce Tcwcll Emily Huxsoll Wallace MOIIIPZLDIIICYY ROUIHC Noclw The lzxtcwt fad in Aurora lligh School .... ALTHOFF FURNITURE CO. 118 Main Street AURORA LUMBER CO. Third and Exporting Street BEYER'S PHARMACY Second and Mechanic Street BOOHER, L.L, AGENCY 220 Main Street COURTNEY DICKEN Sz SON 316 Decature Street EVANS SPORTING GOODS 414 Third Street GLARDON FEED dz CHICK 314 Importing Street INDIVIDUAL MAUSOLEUM COMPANY Aurora -La wrenceburg Road KIPPENBERG BARBER SHOP 408 Second Street MARKIE'S RESTAURANT 232 Main Sueet MEYER'S GROCERY 112 West Conwell Street MONARCH AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 215 Bridgeway Street DR. OLCOTT Gibson Building THE POLLY SHOP Main Street PUBLIC SERVICE CO. of INDIANA Second and Bridgeway RANDALL IMPLEMENTS COMPANY A urora - La wrenceburg RIEMAN'S SHOE STORE Main Street SCHWANHOLT'S SERVICE STATION Green Boulevard SOUTHEASTERN BEVERAGES, INC. 302 Exporting SPECKMAN BROTHER'S, INC. 206 Third Street TANDY'S FASHION BAR 302 Second Street ALVIN TAYLOR INS, AGENCY Second and Bridgeway WALKER LAUDRY 336 Second Street WATTS GROCERY 512 Manchester Street WRIGHT LUMBER CO, 4th and B8zO Railroad HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT 421 Fourth Street KELLY'S SEIVICE STATION 530 Indiana Avenue FRANK L, HOPPING, BUILDER Billingsley Drive DEARBORN MILLS 116 Bridgeway Street HARTELL F. DENMURE, Attorney-at-Law 403 Second Street LANSING'S 327 Second Street HENRY BAKER 722 West Conwell Street PEOPLES' COAL COMPANY 222 Walnut Street, Lawrenceburg VJ.K. MOTOR CO.--EDSEL DEALER Aurora - Lawrenceburg Road PEOPLES BUILDING 8a LOAN Bridgeway SOUTHERN INDIANA TELEPHONE COMPANY 205 Mechanic Street Compliments of KROGER S COMPANY Green Blvd. Anrnrn lnflinnn N .XX I ., X N mi 1 I 4 ' I I.. .I M .. xg . I ri 1' ve R 3 2 R , .X ,I Compliments of Good Luck Graduates MARTIN FURNITURE FRlSCH'S BIG BOY 312 Second Street The Eatin' Treat that Can'I be Beat Aurora, Indiana Phone 433 il' W., I.II.a il mu PEERLESS PRINTING COMPANY Hqrdwqre....SiI05....BQm 25th Anniversary T933-T958 Equipment--Dairy Machinery 25 years of Service Milking Machines--Cream Separators Lawrenceburg' Indiana Bottle gas service I THE FOUR-WAY TEST I. Is iITI'1e truth? 2. Is if fair to all concerned? Compliments of 3. Will if build goodwill ond friendship? 4. Will if be beneficial To all concerned? L' M' M' D' C'3,'F'iIi?e 'S J. K. JACKSON, M. D. AURORA ROTARY CLUB I Compliments of Compllmems of BYRON JACKSON JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM DIVISION and SONS' 'NC' Boas-WARNER CCRPORATION LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA fer' Shure the fun. .. h n you're wifh som you like, lf's fun to enloy a Coke together. Good times get boiler wlih the besi- loved s arklin drink in all P 9 the world! Coco-Colo...so good in taste, in such good taste. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of OFFICERS OF DEARBORN THE OLD QUAKER DISTILLING COUNTY CCMPAN Y Eiiliifo '?I'E'lEE'sf 'E5l,iZeZ'1El'J'il1ff,ZZ'J INEZ KAFFENBERGER, dglerk of Court DIVISION OF SCH INIIY QEEWNRA m:iRI,feQ1,,gI,O' RICHARD GIBLIN, Assessor LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA MILDRED ROEMER, Recorder ELMER HELLER, Superintendent of Schools ERNEST NEGANGARD, Sheriff ALBERT KARSTETTER, Surveyor Complimenis of THATCHER GLASS MFG. CO., Compliments of INC. LAUGH ERY GRAVEL CO., INC See what You Buy- Phone 326 Aurora, Indiana Buy In Class LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA Compliments of STEDMAN FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY ,INC. Aurora, Indiana Compliments of VIRGIL H. LONGCAMP D.D.S. FRANK R. LONGCAMP D.D.S. X :.'4kI .c.Y K Z A A n A xx J K X . 45 C0mPIImenf5 of Compliments of NAUONAL CONWNER WHISMAN Bkos. Boov SHOP Aurora, Indiana 510 George Street Phone 443 R Aurora Indiana - Good Luck Graduates Best Wishes to the ciass of '58 DAIRY QUEEN PROBST MILK COMPANY Aurora-Lawrenceburg Road MotI'ier's only rival 4., NVWQ' Compliments of Compliments of NURORA TIRE s APPLIANCE co. EARL? RESTAURANT 322 Second Street Aurora, Indiana Aurora, Indiana ,,.. E Compliments of C0mPIImef'IS Of AYLOR S MEYER AURORA CASKET COMPANY Third 8g Exporting St. 226 2nd ST. Aurora Indiana Aurora Indiana x Compliments Of Good Luck, Seniors! SCHULER'S F' Furniture-WaII paper-Paint-Gifts YOUR ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPIIER 2I2 Main Street Aurora, Indiana Aurora, Indiana X III X wxx I I' ' o n I f'fs'I I JQNES rl REID SERVIC Y W mn - , Success from CompIimenfs of JOE CH RISMAN CLOTHIER JONES AND RElD'S 313 Second Sweet Aurora Corner of Moore and U. S. 50 Indiana Phone 370-R Aurora Compliments Of Flowers-Anytime, Any Place, Any Occasion SAVAGE APPLIANCES THCIVIPSON FLORIST Main Street 424 Fourth Street Phone 250 Phone 309-R Aurora Aurora Indiana I Compliments Of SCHMARR'S lBecause you love smart thingsj Compliments Of Aurora, Indiana Phone Au. 6I9, Cin- Ch. I-3836 l l....J KENNEDY'S SPORTING Gooos KENCSHQSHZRTY Complete Line ot Atheleticlsupplies Hunting and Fishing Equipment Second Street Phone 450-R Aurora Aurora Indiana NF ufw' . M- x V . xx E X lnun E E E E i-EQ 308 Third Street Phone 4 Good Luck! AuRoRA FLORAL c:oMPANv THE GREEN S SCHWIER CO. S d Nellie Whiteford, Proprietor econ Street ' Aurora lndiana Flowers for all occasions Aurora, lndiana .vi- I Compliments of ULLRlCH'S DRUG STORE 30I Second Street Aurora, Indiana BEST WISI-IES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS AU RORA FERRY CO., INCORPORATED For over a century Compliments of COCH RAN CHAIR COMPANY Aurora, Indiana Good Luck Graduates LISCH KGE-SON GARAGE 216 Judiciary Street Phone 282 Much success for the Class of '58 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO CCMPANY WILLIES DAD AND LAD 406 Second Street Phone 82 230 Walnut Street Aurora, lndiana Lawrenceburg, India w Compliments of Good Luck! DRAPER PLUMBING S HEATING. MODERN CLEANERS INC' HOWARD FISCHVOGT, Prop. Second Street Phone 375-R Au Aurora, Indiana Best Wishes from INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR co., HRST NAUONAL BANK i Since 1864 INC. l 1 Established 1862 Our Ninety-fourth anniver y Member F.D.I.C. AURORA JCJURNAL-BULLETIN A 107 Mechanic Street Aurora, Indiana , W f' .N 5. I. 4 4 Q ,ef 1 w-4'fi'f'- , 5- . ,fl U W '. ff 1 W, K 3 . 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