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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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Who among us will ever forget the clank of locker doors, the canteen dances, sizzling pizzas, and a swelling of pride when our band swings into our school song? Because we want to hold each memory near to us, we have kept our DEVIL'S DIARY. Thumbing through its pages we, in the years to come, will recall the memories of our 1960 school year at A.H.S. 2 I 1 s 2 V J X I 4 . l3l X X K J EN ,REAL G . Ed Stratman, Linda York, and Mrs. Smith listen to classic records Your interpretationof Macbeth may not be correct Ed, but its original, laughs Mrs. Smith. Listening to the works of Poe, Shakespeare, and Frost was one of the projects of this year's senior English class. Compositions, impromptu speeches, and word usage were stressed in preparing academically minded students for college. Helpful corrections offered by the entire class have annihilated our ain't's, dangling participles, and ' split .lnfinitives not only in class but in everyday conversation. l4l S 1 I E 3 if fs 3 Q 'Q ter sf yi as 1: ' :rim , ,,,,. , , :fl ., Q, 4 A 3, 1, yi, . N SPEAK SPANISH! :r-t.:f,.,:exsa ' ' fi . we:--..i.-. . .-. f.w11.z. ips' K , r,., , no V, 1,4 t Showing a picture of a typically beautiful Mexican college to Mike Robbins and Ron Shelby is language teacher Mrs. Mary Simpson. Combining the rich and colorful Latin American culture with the study of grammer, Mrs. Mary Simpson made her classes of Spanish en- joyable to all. Room ll soon became the most decorated room in school as Spanish flags and pictures of daring matadors were used to depict the south-of-the-border atmosphere. Entering this room, one also entered the world of the Spaniard. The days of the week, the months of the year, numbers, everyday conversations--all were in Spanish. Mrs. Simpson obtained Spanish pen pals for us in order that we might exercise our knowledge of the romantic and beautiful language. Records in Spanish were purchased to increase our powers of comprehen sion. As we traveled along El Camino Real, we learned the language and customs of our neighbors and were able to understand their way of life. This understanding is a necessity in the shrinking world of to- day. ,..----,.... ..-1 W QUDLED AND D 1 of ,, , . ,., r f, .,, ,W ty L 7 f if ,'. s t ,Klan-f as A -ww - x f m' 4 11 My Bob Sterling, Ed Stratman, Nancy Conaway, and instructor, Miss Whelan put the finishing touches on their class mural. Projects was the key word for this year's art class. With the aid of Miss Whelan, the class began their year with posters for our Farmer's Fair. For the Christmas season the Santa Claus Castle on Main Street was their con- tribution to our community. In between projects the art students tried their skill at oil painting and mural work. ter ., K i 1 t1CE MAKES PERFECT 7 fi,f2',i Q 1 r ' Y' t a..-.ta'ff:, E9 W , fi t ' 47 5 ,J 'Qfm Q -uf fr , ' 'V 1 aff l ' Director, Bill Platt, and accompanist, Jane Linkmeyer, rehearse the choir for the 1960 contest. - 7 Under the direction of Bill Platt, our sixty-member chorus and eighty-member band performed with a professional air throughout the year. The chorus warbled their a-ee-ah-o-oo's and discovered they all possessed diaphrams. Bach Chorales, The Ladies Aid Society, and 'The Doodlers ' were all cautiously avoided by the band members. THEY CULTIVATED A fx M., , ' ' AM,4. - Z Don Greive and Larry Rumsey demonstrate the drill-press under the direction of Mr. Knigga. The Agriculture class with instructor, Dale Knigga, learned primarily the funda- mentals of farm maintenance. They had an active livestock-judging team which parti- cipated in local fairs. ln shop, repair work and operation of farm equipment was stressed. tar x ,wr It , V M E 4 as 4, -44 ,' A U ,. A .M-111 .-' V W, ,.f-+XX l, 1 'Ntn A usttut TRADE -v l 4 -.-. ,.wm- l 'fa A,l-LS, twins Garry and Larry Satchwill learn the proper technique of operating twin lathes. Mr. Shelby directs the operation The boys enrolled in Mr. Robert Shelby's industrial arts class will long remember it as a class where humor and practical joking played almost as large a part in the agenda as did working and developing new skills. The junior and senior boys usually had the responsibili- ty of assembling the scenery for the senior class play and then of taking it down for another year. The football bleach ers required a fresh coat of paint once a year. The lndus- trlal Arts Department was called upon to do the job with efficiency. The print shop foreman Carlos Kennett will certainly never forget those two printers, larry Satchwill and Doug Manford, who made the period so enjoyable for him. Certain standard jokes. such as the time Bob Yelton took a part for the Southside School teeter totter to North- side School and declared that he had taken it to Southside. will soon be memories to be fondly recalled by the boys. My :Zz .- ' r'1vfLg -if '-yt.,-:'2',:, - .,-L-1. Q 1 , ,- J 1' ' ff. ' - , A' N. .41 tin . - t ' , -. I -nj: 12 ,T '?-iTa35',,-- 1-t Vg . K V -...k.5i,.4...f .w e , .V A 'f M7 'fan , -w'v'fffgo:f vy g-f.Q'1I':w!' Q-,f,ff1f ,5,-wig . ' .v':4grfj.1'7,'L1 f7F 1-.-'fi- VW 34' ' ffifwi 'f W.-fQ'4w:'fQ',g!LZ-' ,MJ fi '-f., A4'.Z,'f',' yi rf'11f .fQ,ul'.rf4Ag75'4,13 , H jf' 'V ,':jZ4 'hd Q, -fmgyawiczfpwmfy ff 'wf-yin.4551-'fffyffiwyfff fm-fffff f, .. fm, , myeafpW..:2Wxf2!1f5z1'.ffWewi4WK4frfkEfaeigffz' f , - -f .vw-.f1:,gffz.':q.,.,Qf,fpy'g,fgivfry, ,,,g,,.f ,. lf, . 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Symbols, formulas, equations -these words were a part of our vocabulary. Though we won't be working at Cape Canaveral, we consider the fun and work spent here invaluable. fill K f 1' ' Ni esta ntttatst IN GOVERN f v JffT'72l1T Q'7 W' if ' ' ,T ' , , i s .ff 3 1 1 W I 23' , , , FlW99IIdMBWf5?5!W6k'?WWCJ fk7riQ2MZif74MW5WMiWW r I ! , I l fs 2? ,I 1. mm 1-.ssistant principal and social studies teacher Al Porter describes a point of world tension to Bonnie Glardon and Larry Lynn. With full steam ahead government became a part of our lives. Taught by Mr. A1 Porter, our classes contained vital activities which will be a part of our lives as citizens. Speakers from different vocational fields, class discussions, films, tax reports--these kept us busy. From a trip to a city council meeting, we obtained a concept of local govern- ment in action. Students enjoyed receiving brochures from various countries and, as a result, maintained a foreigh in- formation file. All this will enable us to be better citizens and future voters. N215 5 ff X 'HE wAY T0 mms HEART 41-415' , on- I g ,nj 509 9 M Q-...-is ,Sim '5 vw. Home Economics girls, Sue Hall and Arlene Witte serve Vic Steele and Sandy Tyler. Man, when can I start? says our hungry Vic. These Home Economic girls have learned the true way to a man's heart. when the students started on their first- semester sewing projects, tailoring tech- niques in clothing construction were the points stressed. Special food problems involving pastries, yeast products, cakes, and freezing were brought out in the cook- ing classes the second semester. ll3l X x X I I WE IDN'T SU'GGEErD X 'QV Practicing to make perfect is what the students of Mr. Kruse's typing classes remember. If at first we didn't succeed, we typed and typed again, groaned a member of the first-year typing class. Speed tests and accuracy tests resulted in many a headache, many a case of nervous tension. tru x Xi 1 SS BEHIND TH S Cmiiih Advisor Lester Kruse helps student photographer Alan Armstrong load film into camera. One of the smallest classes at A.H.S., the journalism class, nevertheless, carried two of the largest responsibili- ties. Many times in the midst of informal chatter, an idea for an ' annual picture or a HI- LITE story came into being. Wheels began to tum until finall h ' y t e picture was produced or the story in print. Working on the annual and newspaper staffs ave the ' g Jour- nalism student an opportunity to put his creative powers to use. Composed entirely of seniors, this class achieved a satisfaction of producing the A. HI-LITE and AURORA BOREALIS for th e en- tire student body. 4' y 4' 1 , IV' 2, Z3 lgfgx . ff ' 'W'f 'L5?' 1- 4, ,, 'ww' - - .ff ,, 1 -1 .W ...Fa , ' . My . , 'M fn ff vw J 147 ,ff Wx ', f fm, 14, my sw if Our 80-member cheerblock greets you with a friendly, Hi. We of the cheerblock learned to spell out encouragement to the Aurora Devils as ef- 7 ficiently as our activities spell enjoyment, pleasure, 5 V and a sense of belonging. Ranging from F. F. A. 4 for the boys interested in farming to the Charm Club for style-conscious girls, our activities were recog- nized as a valuable part of our overall education. To the inactive as well as to the active members of these organizations came the realization that the benefits we receive are only as great as the contri- butions and time we have given. l.n future years we will fondly scan through our DEVIL'S DIARY. Perhaps, some of us will smiley per- haps, some of us might even weep with nostalgia, but all of us will remember OUR ACTIVITIES. ,A Qiyg ,VJAV gygly 4 , 4 ssrl l aw R t t c t E o u R R E P REg5 sE.N.1ZiQ, ,LIQ If ,155 5 Q 'yxkbj big Zz FRONT ROWg Jay Wright, Kenny Cash, Jon Geuder, Steve Shelby, Bill Short, Jim Powell, John Reid. BACK ROW: Bob Meyer, Ellen Keith, Larry Gabbard, Harley Uhlmansiek, Myra Stalker, Bill Cutter. NOT PICTUREDQ Bob Sterling, Howard Porter, Joe Tufts. The student council, the voice of the students, worked in close association with the faculty to govern our high school with equal representation for all. Composing the student council are the elected class officers of the senior, junior, sophomore, and fresh- man classes. The first meeting of the council was held to elect officers. Jay Wright was selected as President, Ken Cash as Vice-Presi- dent, Bob Meyer as Treasurer, and Ellen Keith as Secretary. Choosing assembly programs and acting as hosts during college nights also were duties conducted by the council. i ul , Student Council President, ,lay Wright, I I8 I discusses an assembly program with Mr. N Gabbard. ,f . X I MAtT+II. IiTIC COUNCIL PUTS THE SHINE IN OUR PORT Athletic Council members are Sue Downey, Beverly Lynn, Richard Gregory, and Phyllis McGraw. Illustrating a duty of an Athletic Council member is Richard Gregory as he takes Lonnie Booth's ticket at an Aurora basketball game. This four-member council is active at all our home basketball games. They are kept busy ushering, issuing passes, and performing other such necessary tasks. For this work the members receive A letters of a specific size designated by the A H S coaches. ,, Mm fm? Here, Senior G A A members play vollyball. L J ,X I If G.A.A. SPELLS F1 ya r Sue Scharf and Judy Wagner demonstrate the Flying Angel. N ,-A-, W-, F-U-N Rocking and rolling the elephant walk are Sue Scharf and Judy Wagner lv is oo oo 2 Q o , Um b ' fNf'x.,A 'U . ., . . m i, , 5 4' 1 E Will it be a. strike? we ask G.A.A. bowler Carolyn Koons. L I EEEVELOPS CHARl3tC:FERbrWo ,I M , ' ,,ff?1'W'lw President - Eldon Ridener Secretary - John Britton Treasurer - Alan Armstrong 2 T 2 ll V 3 Xxx. A A is I 2 if V H. 1 'xf Vg ' , hlihff 'A ,. -A ' , . f- mf, Q, 1' 9 , - Af' 'i - , W , N, g9f25..,1I,2,Z 1:7 M: - W At, r ' ff f r 'K 'f W -. J ll I M' A , ,fl 'f i r V Q11 ' ' V f ily' 2 4' , .lf y ,W , jf? , ' G ' at ' Q, ,, , 4, . .vb ,, W, L A I .. r Oy, , ' - f Ml ,. ,dingy , . , STANDING: George Ester, larry Morand, Ed Shuter, Alan Armstrong, Ron Shelby, Carol Barricklow, lon Geuder, Steven Lang, lohn Ullrich, Gary Walton, Marvin Craig, Mr. Lyon. KNEELlNGg Eldon Ridener, Bill Bateman, Mike Kennedy, Bill Kinnett, Terry Miskell, John Britton, Jon Steele, Jay Wright, Bob Cavender. lr Hi-Y members John Ullrlch, Ron Shelby, and Bill Bateman listen to the new records in preparation for a Hi-Y dance. -'U rv-v ,Wd , , A- Q AAE-EGLUBBRUMUTED ATHLETICS Chick Kennedy measures Garry Satchwill and Ken Cash for A jackets. r A CLUB MEMBERS, STANDING: Ed Shuter, Ron Shelby, Thanny Schuck, Eldon Ridener, Dave Thuerrner, Vic Steele, Garry Satchwill, Ion Geuder, Larry Gabbard, Bill Kinnett, Don Greive, Bill McCarty, Bill Burkett, Doug Manford, Bob Slayback, Frank Linkmeyer. KNEELING: Gene Cofield, Charles Hill, Jay Wright, Larry Rumsey, John Britton, Ed Stratrnan, Bob Meyer, Ken Cash, Dale Workman, Dave Kaiser, Ion Steele. Jim Kinzer and Vic Steele succeed in selling Larry Rumsey a booster plate. ,-.g...,.gY 'mtv almost A PR ottss- nn-cfs? l r ' DISTINCTION I , 4 4 W2 Sue Hall and Arlene Witte, who work at the Dearborn County Hospital, perform their duties of wheeling the mother and new baby off the elevator. X J .,4q1M9' The Future Nurse 's Club 1 9 IT h gi f. Q' V ,4 y Ny H!f LQQfZ?f,i V,,V X V- . L V ,, . ,,,. f, F , Faith Fussnecker works at the snack bar at the hospital. if X, , M , ' ' 4 . I - A - Vt, V. p M2 ,I it 2 l 1 5 r ,t f'iL12'11 F J l 'HQ' ' i t t 'Tile---- X' , u,h, f if at h 1 A .D -j-'.,,n,, gf' H I , 'lin , -, f-.., , ,IA M S... on 1 ii i, rw .' N 5 'X W ' 1 f ' t::p'. '...,.-ir d 'l,vLQ,'l'fQ5v4T+:s I J Librarians Barbara Bihl, Linda York, KE and Clair Simonson are pictured doing rheir parts ro make the AHS library, under the direction of Miss Florence Rolf, a success. Monthly slogans are displayed on the bulletin board by Sue Meyers, Mary McLaughlin, and Mike Robbins. The check-our desk is a familiar work- ing place for Betty House, Linda Mc- Daniel and Par Daugherty. f..-4 D WITH EFFICIENCY I -, . '14 7 7 --w----..--..-.. ., 5 . 5 I I 4 I If i , I: -- . . . .... X I . of., ,, ,...........4-- ETS OFF T0 PRESS IJ Loraine Shuter and John Althoff scan previous Hi-Lite issues for future stories. S Assistant Editor, Sharyn Bradford, and Editor, Jan Daugherty, receive a lesson on news- paper make-up from Raymond Baer of the Aurora Journal Bulletin. We hope to have published an outstand- ing newspaper which has served an outstand- ing school, stated a member of the journal- ism class. Journalism students, getting that smudge of ink into their blood as they learned to edit and publish a newspaper, strived to make the A. Hi- Lite an entertaining but educational paper. New features had to be writteng some had to be omit- ted. The class shared the fini of creating and of seeing their product in print. From Mr. Robert Terry of the Cincinnati Post-Times Star we learned the inside story of the fascinating world of the reporter. Together. the class learned the value of unprejudiced news and the power of the press. L , .,,, ,- .,.r,f.l...r....u.. 'T THE nEvlL's DIARY Assistant Editor Jan Daugherty and Editor Diana DeHart plan a page for the l960 yearbook. To insure the students, faculty, and gen- eral readers of an up-to-date, highly-rated an- nual, the dummy--or master plan--of the 1960 AURORA BOREALIS was planned at the I. U. Journalism Institute during July and August of 1959. Many long hours were spent in planning and preparing pictures, copy, and layouts. Emergency meetings of the annual staff were called by Editor Diana De Hart and Advisor Lester Kruse to answer such questions as: What color should our cover be? g Will the students accept this new trend? g How should the pic- ture on page 10 be placed? Finally, the ques- tions were answered and the deadlines met. The success of our annual now depends on you, the reader. ,XX , i ,Y 'fx t e ft, f V ' V V Loraine Shuter and Sharyn Bradford discuss the place- ment of pictures as Deanna Landwehr prepares to type the rx-A, 'UN The staff writes copy and scans for ideas to make '60's yearbook the best ever. THESE GUYS KNEW A J !S ' ALWAYS A SWEATER E KNEELINGg Donald Ellinghausen, Kenny Fillenworth, Gerald Workman, Dale Workman Larry Lange, Bill Cutter, Bob Craig. STANDING, Director Dale Knigga, Keith Dills Don Greive, Eugene Vorrtheder, Fred Brandt, Toby Berry, Omer Jacobsen, Larry Rumsey Bill Kinnett, Gorden Dittmer, Steve Adams. The Future Farmers of America nave worked industriously throughout the year. They sell calendars with ads from our community, Christmas cards, garden and flower seeds, and ballpoint pen sets. With the money from these sales, the boys are able to go on trips. An active basketball team completes the busy schedule ofthe F.F,A, boys. This team participates with other F,F,A, basket- ball teams in the surrounding vicinity. l28l s kii?-, xt., , .Mu - I, : PWEP AND P6lSE - PERSONALITY CLUB THE MEMBERS: Donna Hammer, Cheryl Crontz, Carol Thompson, Lynn Thuermer, lane Linkmeyer, Margo Heilig, Faith Fussnecker, Brenda Cook. 19 , 14: WE Faith illustrates proper posture. i 9 ,,,yf,..,,, ,,.,,,0..,z iq :V ,f-:L , fa ,W ,.,, .- 3 . ,. , ,ww f' 1-:W giggmz M2-,4,f,'f fri 43 gzftzgtfdf D4'ifii'af51,a,mf-my 5. sy, fu ,' I 'Y ' ::q1.::j93.,.,.j 4 ' is C,,..,',: 1 'EfffE1Z1ZI-2 f 5? Q ,VM 1 :f ., -v.1,'.'s51- f ' 251:19 5 ff ,Q-4 ff f f .' f ,' , 5 X, ?'! ff Gigi?-. X' 35: J ' 'W'5jif11fgQ:g1-,,?54 , 1 ' ff , f, eff f ,M- M WW' I , 1 f , 7, 4 f 6323532 , ' If 5 ,fn f 54345295 f 'iff Mfffiuamv f Lf I ew 1 3546, iC.v,fI, 1 Yi Q H , X 5 L ..'. , f 1 f gp 1 ff 4 , mmf? N . 4 ,Q 6 5 A fi 'f 1 W f ' ff my, M 9 . 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MIGHT ON THE RIVER A SWIRL . ,. , , 1,2-1 v-:14w'-',11,:1- ww.-f ,1Qr':v-V1-www., 1525693-'Q 'fhfimfzleje1f.5aa.1f'a.a2.1411:21ngf-aria.i.:W1Ef2Q'2?4'f4 .iW2,2'aj':2:21:i:'-' f wfrffl ' W1 ..,4 . ,, M1 ,,,.4,, .QW ,, . f 11317 iikii.Z1:'rZ:7,f?'V4Ev.':1'?:1EE-IEU 453-2157 .1552 1z,.f:j???22Z9 ' i'f5'f152fEQ5':? H1 54211 1 l 1 X OF FORMALS, MUSIC -- OUR PROM l :Qtr 3 -ff fs f,,,,1Q, 6 ,, wfiffh' if VXA. A misty May evening set the magic mood for Our Prom. After being interviewed by Master of Ceremonies, Jim Harrison, gay and enchanted couples boarded the Chaperon to begin a long remembered evening. One of the few remaining show boats, the Chaperon provided hours of dancing to the hot beat of a combo, the thrill of watching the paddle churn the dark velvet of the river, or strolling the top deck under a blanket of stars. Returning to shore, the couples went to the gymnasium for more dancing, a banquet, and most important - the crowning of our King and Queen. Entertainment was provided by, Bob Braun, Cincinnati television personality. The Palace Theater offered a musical comedy for the tired but happy students. At last, the mystical eyening ended, but the memories linger on. X xx 1 J OUR ROYIU. iP1iE aw.,-3 7 . . iq l K yx is is , WA' is 4 . N W, L 'uf' y v' , ': ffff?9 'il ,A , - 55,4 A if X ,.',w-.4 f,,w' ,'yy,h-.- ,A E, Y , , fflhjf f ' Q 'W ' ,'w'2f.y:.'- y og y' K MM A A fl if ,, V .191 ,, U l . 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F .fbi L -11 The climax of OUR PROM was the crowning of Queen Carolyn Kremer and King Larry Rumsey. Attended by Bob Sterling, Linda York, Eldon Ridener, Judy Adams, Pam Porter, Vic Steele, Loraine Shuter, and Frank Linkmeyer, they ruled royally. With the beginning strains of music, our King and Qieen, accompanied by their attendants, led off the next dance--an end of a perfect reigning. ,Arima A, WW, Y YW- , 1 l 1 H out KING AND uuttN ' 1 ie ,:, +T- ii' X2 , ff' er- 0 -,., , 'L L 'L Q ' ff :A 1 V - - ,.. Z W ' W W . , g - yy: 7223. -. ...,... Q , 'glut Vi! ,u ,, L ,1 ff'-z M- Q V aa --.fs-.Y Vim f ,,,.g. . Nc. V ' - af , ,ga , ' ' if ' 'Z ' fi , 'X J , A QF 2 1. . ---- Q r ,Vr, V , - M- 5 22, AMQ, A .:1 ... U, - V , fa , . f -H4 . - 'i - - ' as c' g . .,,.g-J ag 's'ff w.ml rflff rjk V V-JJ My Q Q 'Q -47' V ,. V 'v5t?'f 1 Y' ' 293'-V' F '.:,.1f:f-rrfmzf wVzV..':iz?m,V.. ' Vw ' -4.1.9.-7 ..., if-V.-14 QQLVIQQQHV. 5 . ? fsau., a5iMfii.V,5? '- ' Q. 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Sweets for the sweetest, Larry de- clares as our royal couple visit the candy machine. After school we follow Carolyn to Beyer's Pharmacy where she's the girl completely surrounded by her work. Larry remains at school for basketball practice. That's Coach Harold Hickman giving Larry a few pointers on the game. WI H A BEl-YTH-MM'-cj iw-an H1 r.. Cf if, in 234 The Music Department of A .1-l.S. has its place in our DEVIL'S DIARY because of the importance it plays in our school functions. Composed of 80 members and under the direction of Mr. William Platt, our band is active in assembly programs, parades, sporting events, concerts, and numerous community affairs. Working as a unit, band members reap enjoyment as well as satisfaction from their work. Experiences such as contest trips will continue to bring to mind humorous but nostalgic memories such as the many times our trombonist Dave forgot to board the bus and was stranded. With pride we introduce to you the school within a school our Music Department. Band Officers: Bob Meyer, President, Linda York, Vice- President, Ann Baker, Secretaryg Carroll Houserneyer, Treasurer. N l ri wma A Mttonv M 112 C. Welch I. Petscher H. Holden M. Watkins S. Peterson L. I-Iettiger P. Stegemiller P. Jenkins Q95 N. Turner C. Thompson Clarinets L. Shuter B. Glardon A. Baker K. Nesbit C. Probst S. Tyler F. Kemper R. Adams P. Mize B. Cook M. Mix S. Burkett W. Leffler C. Hastings C. Crontz B. Watkins L. Thomas D. Belew Bass Clarinet N. Shuter W. Roberts Alto Clarinet C. Taylor Bassoon D. Landwehr M. Heilig Saxophone C. Waltz I. Schulenborg S. Schuler R. Tandy Tenor Saxophone C . Houserneyer B. Meyer Trumpet P. Porter L. York H. Bowling B. Burkett J. Miller J. Lincoln M. Ross M. Emery L. Wolker M. Scudder D. Landwehr iz R. Dunn J. Van Gombos P. Bowling Bass Horn French Horn C. Barricklow G. Watts M. Dagnon P. McCardle D- Jones S. Weseman G. Kirkpatrick c. Hill ' Percussion V Trombone B. Sterling . , f D. Thuerrner B. Ullrich Q it I. Wright E. Keith , in D. Hopper A. Fox il V ,.. .igfrfyj V V' P. Conrad J. Ross V! is Pgtjshsr I. Beach 2, 'W' . g erty T. Trester N , L. Thuermer . W B8.1'iIOl'16 D, Faymey ,' Wgcwpz ., ... ., 11 A, - - r-qyu':f.Q3' VLKVW.. ia' Isrimdy ' . uter ' 2 If L . j saw Z? V to at 52 fi J '- f f H 1, I 35 1 , rvpgjip ' P ? Band Librarians: Linda York, Marjorie Watkins, Nancy Turner, Sandy Tyler, Carol Barricklow, Bob Percival. Choir Officers: Di DeHart, Presiclentg Bob Meyer, Vice Presidentg Carol Barricklow, Secretaryg Jane Linkmeyer, Treasurer. THEY EPT US URGA -3 ia--,...,f ,R 1' . Y i 115 Head Librarian: Bob Percival 9 r I K-'12 ii 4' -e i361s fgxx I I l XREPT us ROCKING tr.. 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I1 fa n 2 Q 1 r 1 2 3-5.33 2 I ifzvfxx iw ' e' eeee' ' i ff' 1 wm a 4 47 1 V ' raw . Wd, 2 ,2 2 L ' -- i-25:3 , -- ,' ,A 4,.r , , A, 1 , sz W ' -f 1 ' ' Aejilf ! 'vu XA I fa, ., ,. A M J A t , 1 1 Z 2 , 2 A - ag ef + f A F n T, , N r i 3 Ami FRONT ROW: Faith Kemper, Linda York, Sue Pererson. TOP ROW: Peggy McCard1e, Pam Porter, Sonja Schuler. ' z n af-Q' r f n ariea O ,J Q., Ha, . , V 4' : , Z i 1 ff 4' I , my 1 1 , X gi fx f '77 ' S , Q X' , I , , I piwf f 1 MJ, fn. . , f , S ffm, fm' 2 'S - V , a r 2 f Z 'Y' V F' A 1 ,A -.r -. Za! Q f gf , i M ff , f f J Q f 5 r A f ff f 1, JCHED MAJESTICALLY ,m - 'ga 4. pq N ,M o E 5 Q 4 ! '.,M '.gi':41ai'Es224ffc3ff ff 1 1:1 COLOR GUARD: Terry Newman, Larry Rurnsey, Rodger Southworth, Frank Linkmeyer, and Jim Kiuzer. Here's Dave Thuermer, '60's high-stepping drum major. . ., T ,H QVMV ,Ni A ' '53 W '2f??r5f'15fl'f1':','1r g1'xf'Qy -1 , 'gap- f, -f-7 .rm-fab-5' .-'.:'r,w:,f,fg .1 f ,. 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' 4 3 ' L big' I ,S if 1 y, 'L I , , fp, A, . it Q ft x 1 film it ' V 7, C FUN, FALL AND FOOTBALL s I Mil ig , Q, , BMW Fwy? HFLLFJZK Lx! A' -A L'F- I . 1 li Q 1 I ww? QV- 5 , 1 'TW'- A L HP 05,51 ' , .. ,F . ,I , 'f ry ' ,Q if 5, wffftsff ff f ' - 4 , L ' ' ' - I FIRST ROW: Garry Satchwill, Don Greive, John Britton, Carol Barricklow, Doug Manford, Dave Strasemeier, Bob Meyer, Ed Stratman, Ken Cash. SECOND ROW: Dave Kaiser, Larry Rumsey, - 'v '-- -fi' 't.q1J' + W3 'S r 1' Y , ,. J fd? in 35 4' ., J , 'Wigs M51 Mm 6-Mol Q, Jim Kinzer, Martin Rahe, Mike Kennedy, Jerry Martin, Vic Steele, Bill Kinnett. THIRD ROW: Ted Baer, Bill McCarty, Bill Bateman, Lloyd Walston, Tony Ascherman, Jay Wright, John Reid, Floyd Walston. FOURTH ROW: Steve Manford, Dale Workman, Jim Daugherty, Den- nis Cleeter, Ken Turner, Ralph Metcalfe, George Ester, larry Morand. FIFTH ROW: Steve Shelby, Larry Gabbard, Ed Shuter, Gary Kirkpatrick, Jon Gender, Dick Smith, John Petscher, Terry Mis- kell, Ronnie Duncan. 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Three Lawrenceburg Tigers intercept a pass from Quarterback Garry Satchwill to End Don Greive. vwunn 1 .1 X 'pw ,,,,,'4 C-Q l W' ff' - 313 , 1,9 A A ' ,.,1 1 V 55-, R wt-ae ,Y ,.,. bg?-t K ' JK Fw Q If , -.74 ' M ountwomotcomuua WAS THE MUST cfp 3 4 :gt ruin My Q 21. 3, wr 1- hw,- 'ttfifiaza Q, mb els it of? Our Homecoming was truly the most. Poised and regal, Queen Judy Adams reigned supremely with her attendants Ann Baker, Margo Heilig, and Beverly Lynn. Enthusiastic football co-captains were Kenny Cash and Garry Satchwill. I x fi' 1 5 0 F T HCESQCIECCGWZ L S WE BOAST Hr, Football Cheerleaders Brenda Cook. Jane Linkmeyer, and Faith Fussriecker 47 Aurora Opponents Lawrenceburg -- ---7-H ---' 19 Seymour ------ ---- 1 8--- -- 20 Brookville-H ---7--- ---32 Batesville --- -- 26-H --- O North Vernon ---- --- 35 --- -- 19 Hagerstown ' 33 ' --- O Deer Park ---- ---- 1 S --- -- 30 -- 7 Cambridge City Lawrenceburg -- ---e JU ,,,, U, O 1 I mm QW v c omous liliEslllr'Y KNEELING: Bill Kinnett, George Ester, Gene Cofield, Ed Stratman, Bob Sterling, Bill McCarty, Vic Steele. STANDING: Bob Kennedy, Assistant Coachg Ed Shuter Student Managerg Larry Rumseyg Don Greive, Frank Linkmeyerg Garry Satchwillg Bob Meyerg Coach Harold Hickmang Jon Geuder, Student Managerg Harold Stier, Assistant Coach. WE THEY Edinburg 47 45 Rising Sun 51 61 To be someday a member of the mighty Lawrenlceburgr 57 58 Red Devil squad is the dream and inspiration Cambridge City 81 56 of many a small Aurora boy. Zjxiirsvme Local conversation is more apt to include Madison 5g 74 discussion of basketball than any other topic, Milan 57 60 for basketball is truly an essential phase of Lawrenceburg 43 81 me in our town' Batesville 60 66 Perhaps, past teams have better repre- North Vernon 57 48 sented Aurora in size and even wins, but Taylor 69 50 what other team could compare with the Greensburg 66 71 1960 Red Devils in desire, sportsmanship, Scousburg 70 35 and the exemplification of the word team ? Hagerstown 83 51 The victories and the few defeats, too, were Clarksville 66 50 shouldered by each ofthe boys. Bamsvme 68 62 Of these boys and their coaches we are Brookville 72 64 proud' Hotmail 'rounwti' I 48 1 Brom!-, vii 1 'ii' All x ,,,, ,, -. -nv , :Zu U1 'l?7Wx Y 1 r I' .....-.--,.,..-...f HERE IS OUR FUTURE A.H.S. 1 FSS KNEELlNGg Mike Kennedy, Bill Cutter, Jon Steele, Jerry Carroll, Bill Bateman, Marty Rahe. STANDING: Terry Miskell, Student Managerg Charles Hill, Steve Lang, Floyd Walston, Dave Kaiser, Donald Meyers, Gary Watts, Coach Harold Stier. WE THEY Edinburg 30 50 Rising Sun 43 30 Lawrenceburg 36 52 Cambridge City 36 27 Vevay 39 19 Connersville 28 31 Madison 47 42 Milan 28 17 Lawrenceburg 37 43 Batesville 43 33 North Vernon 37 30 Taylor 32 36 Greensburg 35 37 Scottsburg 41 33 Hagerstown 40 41 Clarksville 56 50 Batesville 38- 20 Brookville 34 59 CONFERENCE TOURNEY 40 42. Cambridge City 49 KNEELINGQ John Petscher, Gary Kirkpatrick, Dick Smith, George Fox, Joe Tufts, Howard Porter. STANDING: Coach Bob Kennedy, Kenny Turner, Jerry Van Gombos, lerry Schmidt, Dennis Cleeter lim Daugherty, Terry Trester. WE GDT A TEA new 'x , V fi, 35 K' J 1 l 7 k X, t l at g g It's up, but is it in? Jim Sturgeon Ir's Tigertown's Kennett fouling Aurora's blocks our Satch's shot. Kinnetr. ' ,A Devil team is quick and alert on a fast break. '31 ix' . Ronnie Iiennetl waves farewell to two x All eyes are on the ball as Sterling fires , x A point.: rr-, sterling shoots, again, f L I Blonv PROUDER.... Hey, down the floor and score. Ed Stratman, our fighting No. 40, Guard Bob Meyer drives for a basket. intently watches Kim1ett's shot. Vic Steeles the ball and that ain't all. Lean Gene with a lay up. Teammates halt action as Kirmett tries again I I P RSONMITY HAVEC ECSAEWGIRL J Varsity cheerleader Brenda Cook, Linda Porter, and Carolyn s form a V for victory. York, Faith Fussnecker, Pam York. A Q Q:- QQQS' -r f ' fiifijf f '. f rror -Ver ' fa fy 221 ,ll .r v-I .-J: I' 'S Wai:-1:9-1.1. B Team Cheerleaders: Cheryl Cronrz and Carol Thompson. AH 5 3 7 -1 4 1 -s ll S liar IN SEASON A CHANGE IN SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Jon Steele, David Dougherty, Bill Cutter, Bob Sterling, Gene Cofield, David Hopper. BACK ROW: Frank Link- meyer, Coach Harold Hickman, Steve lang, Charles Hill, Jerry Schmidt. TRACK SEATEDg Dennis Dennerline, Gene Cofield, George Ester, Ed Shuter, lim Powell, Mike Kennedy, Ed Stratman. STANDING: Ken- ny Nisbet, Dave Thuermer, Emmert Leff- ler, Bill Burkett, Ken Cash, Charles Hill, Dan Landwehr. AHS BB, Moores Hill 51, Batesville 18 AHS 59. LCHS 49 AHS 57 1f10, Edinburg 751!l0, Waldron 22 8flO County Meet: LCHS 66 lf5, AHS 57 7110 Second Place AHS 66, Connersville 72, Batesville 15 AHS 51 5f6, LCHS 50113, Madison 54 5X6 LCHS Relays: LCHS 49, Brookville 44, AHS 42 AHS 58, Seymour 51 AHS 55 'lf2, Deporres 57, Taylor 31 1X2 r 1 on elo s: Tied for 5th Ho r's R y Conference: LCHS 42, AHS 38 Second Place REGIONAL QUALIFIERS Gene Cofield ----------- 880 yd. run Dave Thuermer and Ed Stratman---Mile Re- lay RECORD Stratrnan, Thuermer, Brinkman, Webster ---Mile Relay 3:4-0.5 Gerald Jacobsen---shot put 49'2 MOST VALUABLE: Ed Stratman HONORARY CAPTAIN: Bill Rahe BASEBALL KNEELING: Ion Steele, Terry Miskell. FIRST ROW: Vic Steele, Ken Cash, Gar- ry Satchwill, Bill Burkett, Bob Meyer. SECOND ROW: Bob Slayback, Dave Kaiser Jon Geuder, Ron Shelby, Eldon Ridener, Bill Bateman, Floyd Walston. THIRD ROW Ed Stratman, Thanny Schuck, John Brit- ton, Richard Lattire, Dan Neff, Coach Harold Stier . Taylor Taylor Guilford Brookville Harrison Guilford Cambridge City Bright I AHS '5 Lowrenceburg '3 Batesville 6 North Vernon '7 Batesville Harrison 5 5 Hagerstown 6 Lawrenceburg E.l.A.C. game Second in E.l.A.C. 5-2 n'w '-'S5?J-m. g.:ya, - 1, , ' 1' f ' rw ':. Lg',f?? ,,-Iiifgaifj 347' ,Z g',f.g.ff,f,f 1 ' ,'- :L 1- '1f,'a','1,' 'W ,A K' 1 '23 fy n r ,,,.:,, 4 'Y -L, - f U., 33 tif' Q- 5 -I 57 ' ' V. . .vii - 'H' - 1 Q L ,vi 5 I 1 x -.2 4, 1 ' ,991 R 4, .. 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Qfa,.. .'am.xra x::.1ms'..S.Qzt. -1.R?fff+JsMvix3wf-r-.wr .........1-4 z if M 1 , '-If-,Q ,. 3 5 s 'Af A, 5- Q f r a , ,,-avr' Q. H UUWWW It is with great pride and appreciation that we, the students of A.l-l.S., look toward Our Faculty V and record their names in our DEVIL'S DIARY. Few schools have the close co-operation shared by the ' student body and faculty of A.H.S. This co- operation has come about with the realization of the importance of the individual. We were taught p V and counseled with the concept that we were young men and women with individual likes, dislikes, 7 problems, and capabilities. The student, in turn, recognized the individuality of the faculty mem- bers. We seniors are now aware that if the future brings success, the majority of our indebtedness must go to the faculty of A.H.S. W' wa - Af--f-f-sa .-. -we W-ff,,..Y....Y.t..v..-,,, F M3453 'f.Hf, f . 1.12 ofnerr?-5,w,,ffafzf-,zw:i,f'-jfyii-'.y,cQf f -sri 3245?-l11iss:ff ZfE:Ma7fQg+zZe?fa-feff'4T K I X SCHOOL GAR H NS A.H.S. PilLI1CY I I f- V , K, , ,.,. .W , , V ll , . ,V VV , ,V 1 AA -V . .. , + V .. .- -1 .r g V -' - .-1.--'- LV ' -.1.-.11 3.:.:s,,,4+-L-V-V3-Jr2g.,fwm . '1- tw-' f - -172'-Q' ,M ,V , N - ,V ' , V, 'mf 1-m 'V au: ' ' F, , V - wg'-L-.V.Q gy-Q1 w.: 'px--v'f:gi?4 3. '-19:49, -'W 'F? 'Lf4f'?p,ii -.iw 'TW '--- ZV'--few -FV ' fe- ,SYM-1 5' 'Q inf ww 7 V ' V - ' 4 ,Q an f '59,-5:4 - , , ..,,L, , 4 V V V4 . ,. A Vf' +A V . V. MV- qw V --V., ,fm ywhf- .. A.-. K, VV. ,,,1, .. .. Q, If .f,fV,,.- .1 'Se ,,.., - .V V wr ,Q . 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Robert Cairns-- his jovial but firm manner if, ,wa A.:.y V , ff mg, Vlvr N ,s '- A Q ,.,' ' f,,' n -J VJ' is rrr , 1 - 1 i We Dorothy Drane-- Frank Hall-- her pleasant smile and his scientific knowledge easy -going ways ? 2 ' , ,Q I9-1. .Jig Harold HiCliIT13l'1-' I 58 I Rgberf Kennedy-- his excellent example of 5 the twinkle in his eye good sporrsnianship IV,-?gf1d-his-fylfiglpgpigf-X Margaret Klingelhoffer- - her inspiration to future hornernakers 'K - 1. ,f N' ,' 'I-Y, .1i2:fiIi f r?S,Z4f,',J Hof 'iflwwf . w,,,,4X,,m,i,.,Al , V, fi hu...-4 'a Lester C. Kruse-- his practical joking Eisl epdurgng parience and e p ul a vice N N Dale Knigga - - Beatriz Ky1e-- I I: 59 1 hi his acquainting us with Delmore Liggeu - ' her warm companions p 7 fOl'6ig!l 121I1dS William Platt - - his persistence R Gary Lyon-- his humorous direcrness 'ls'-N-ff' 9 ,Z X Harold Rice-- in maintain- his being our mischievious lflg 3 pl'Of6SSl.OI13l quality Werner V011 Braun from amateurs 1 Florence Ro1f-- Lucille Schaich l60l her personification of the term 5 her bubbhng em-huslasm wonderful teacher ,..4.L........f. - A V '-Lili, 'Sim 7 4 X' his being the man with the big stick Robert Shelby - - M? .lfgn W4 M2-TY Simpsorv- Harold Stier-- his Darby's Raiders and his lucky garter her realistic philosophy if ww-. Larry NVHLSII' - Anna Whelan-- I 61 1 her striving to bring a love of art and his being H Tigdr but af1aPP'eC -- -+-M u1t9?ef'lff,7fI'?' now, what a Devil! M W X ,,, - W mf., - Hiya? '11 I 1 .,, f , W 'H 4? 4 , V Z fs W ug. 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Yes, we are reluctant to leave A.H.S., but we are equally as eager to meet what lies ahead! intelligence, and life itself. We are con- J UUE' XT 'iw A QAM 5 Our homecoming was the ntostes' With Judy as our Hostess. G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Sunshine lg Prom Candidate 3, Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3, Pep Club 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Annual 4. STEVE RAY ADAMS Ford, Buick, Chevy, or Dodge, He'll fix 'em all in his garage. F.F.A. 2,3,4g Intramurals 3. 144--. I , 1 A Hi? . ' U ,773-if, i r ' Q JOHN STEWART ALTHOFF You think he's slow? Oh, noi I-le's never last on wheels he's fastl A Hi-Lite 4g Annual 4, Chorus 4, Student Manager 2, Hi Y King Candidate 3. ALAN LEE ARMSTRONG Always working, on the go, Always thinking, that's our Bo . A. Hi-Lite 4, Annual 4, Basket- ball 1,2g Boy's State 3, Cross Country 1,2g Lntrarnurals 3,41 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Treasurer 45 Track 1. CAROL BARRICKLOW I.n football he fights. Ln books he delights. Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4, Boy's State 3, Football 3,4g Glee Club 3,4, I-li-Y 4, Intramurals 3,44 Band Librarian 4, Chorus Secre- tary 4. JOE JUNIOR BENNETT Must have memories of gold for no secrets has he told. ,IFJ f 1 ,J I JOHN DOUGLAS BRITTON Personality plus has he, as all can plainly see. A Club 2,3,4g A. Hi-Lite 4gA1'1' nual 4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Basket- ball lg Chorus 4g Football l,2,3, 4g Glee Club 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g lntramu- HARRY LEE BOWLING On trumpet he's hot 'cause rhythm he's got. Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4 RAE SHARYN BRADFORD Pretty hair, sunny smile, laughing, laughing, all the while A. Hi-Lite 4g Annual 45 G. A A l,2,3,4g Sunshine lg G. A. A Queen Candidate 33 Spanish Con test 3g Pep Club 2g Future Nurses 3 rals l,2,3,4g Track lg Hi-Y Secre tary 4. KENNETH WAYNE CASH He's friendly, quick-thinking, ath- letic and frank, for football victo- ries, it's him we thank. A Club 3,43 A. Hi-Lite 4g Baseball 3,43 Basketball 1,33 Class Officer 45 Football l,2, 3,4g Intramurals l,25 Student Council 4g Student Teacher 0 4, Track 1, -2.4.- i LVL tl,'u,lS CAVLNDER Lt clierrristry he's line, perhaps - -another Einstein! Band l,2,g Chorus 4, Hi- Y -lg lntramurals l,2. LINDA NELL CHEEK May be small--but never meek. A-Hi-Lite 4g Chorus lg G.A.A. l,2,3,-43 Sunshine lg Future Nurses 3,45 Concessions 3. P-..,MfW .A aim' ' fi ref' 5.55 f . X, ' NANCY LEE CONA WAY Quietness becomes her G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Sun- shine l. MARCELLA IONA DAMERON She isn't too short, nor is she too tall, would it make a difference, she's friendly to- ward all. Student Teacher 3, 4. ffihmgxf IAN KAREN DAUGHERTY She couldn't be cuter, cou1dn't be brighter, she'll be famous someday, and surely as a writer. A. Hi-Lite 49 Annual 4g Class Officer 1,2,3g Girls State 35 Student Council 1,2,3g Sun- shine 1, Secretary of Student Council 3, Spanish Contest 35 D.A.R. Recipient 43 Pep Club 2, l.U. Journalism Institute 3. PATRICIA A NN DAUGHERTY Gossip is not but chatter, keep' ing friends is what matters. Sunshine lg G. A. A. l,2,3g felaifbrafrian- 31-flf-Ga.-feteiia Staff 1 DIANA RAE DE HART Always smiling, never frets, she loves choir and Devileties. Annual Editor 4, Chorus 2, 3,45 Devilettes 2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2, 3, Girls State 3, Glee Club 2,3, Student Council lg Sunshine lg President of Choir 49 Vocal Solo Contest 3,45 Class Officer 1. DENNY EARL DENNERLINE Keep quiet, don't make a peep, tread softly, l may be asleep. F.F.A. 3,43 Track 3,4. Wwix ., ,C if ttl, L 2 27 15 ff ' .1 tj N CHA R lilo GEU DER with a vast storehouse of knowledge he'll really show'em at collegel A. Club 4g Baseball 3,45 Class Officer 4g Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 3,45 Student Manager 4, Student Council 4, Latin Contest lg Math Contest 3. JUDITH KAY GIFFIN She's the quiet type--like Grand Central Station. G. A. A. 1,25 Pep Club 2. 5 '-my ' BONNIE SUE GLARDON We've often wondered, heaven knows, how she re- members all she knows. Band l,2,3,4, G. A. A. l, 2,3,4g Student Council 35 Latin Contest 2g Mathematics Contest 3, D. A. R. Candi- date flg Class Officers 3. LYNN AARON GREGORY A laughing heart under a quiet exterior. A . Hi-Lite 4. lv, ., Nw., ty., v ,AM v,,. 5 Z S ll ,fi .NW XV I fe... f in ff A x it l H' 4 X 1 RICHARD ALLAN GREGORY Never a worry, never a care, never afraid to take a dare. A., Hi-Lite 4g Athletic Board 4, Baseball lg Cross Country 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DONALD LEE GREIVE A blessing in disguise, he's more than just what meets the eyes. A Club 3,45 Basketball 3,45 F. F. A. l,2,3,4g Football 3,4 ,laefamurale-Ylvif 'Truck-179, 3 . CARROLL LEE HOUSEMEYER On the sax he's got a beat, with all the girls he's really neat. Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Class Officer 35 Glee Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3g Band Treasurer 45 Dance Band 3,45 Combo 3. CARLOS HOWARD KENNETT With big dark eyes and coal black hair, the world rolls on, he doesn't care. Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Intramurals 3,45 Student Teacher 4. DANNY ROBERT HOOPER Carburetor, straight pipes, or racing cam, is conversation when with Dan. Chorus 45 Class Officer 25 Football lg Student Council 2. DAVID ALLEN HOPPER CAROLYN SUE I-IA LL People who don't know her well, think that she is quiet, but when she is out of class, she's really quite a riot. A. Hi-Lite 45 Band lg G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Sunshine lg Future Nurses 3,45 Junior Concessions 35 Pep Club 2. RALPH LEROY HIGHAM Although he's short and very shy, he's a happy-go-lucky guy. Baseball 4. His motto seems to be, l'll be there, wait and see. Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Cross County 15 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 Hi-Y l,2gI1'lt1'3.1'1'1uIa1Sl,2, 3,45 Track lg Cafeteria Staff l. W , utr .sistzrrg iootwdi new, ILL5 fulil of friends is not zero. ei. Hi-Lite 45 Coloi Guard -i5 Fool- ball 4. C.-XROLYN SUE KOONS Her actions are pleasing, for she is sincere. Band 15 G. ti. A. l,2,3,45 Sunshine l. X Z v aw., YQ Q CAROLYN JEANNE KREMER To be long remembered--as our Prom Queen. G.A.A. 1,2,35 Prom Queen 35 Sunshine lg Homecoming Qieen Candidate lg Pep Club 2. DEANNA JEAN LANDWEI-LR Gay of heart and light of hair, a friend so fine is very rare. Annual 45 A. Hi-Lite 45 Band 1, 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 sun- shine 1. . Z .fa-f EMMERT LEFFLER A father's pride, a mother's joy. that's the title of this boy. A. Club 25 Baseball 1,25 Basket- ball 1,25 Cross County lg Track l,2. FRANK DALE LINKMEYER This likable lad gives out free a friendly smile to every she . A Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2g Basket ball l,2,3,45 Cross Country l,2, 45 Football 35 Prom Candidate 35 Track 2,35 A. Club Secretary 45 Chorus 25 Student Manager 25 ,Qe1eHsua-ideiefw -.'- -. MARLA JUNE LOUDEN Cute, small, liked by all. LAWRENCE LELAND LYNN A twinkling eye, an elfish grin, that's our guy-larry Lyrin. Chorus lg Glee Club lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Cafeteria Staff 1,2,3. DONALD RUSSELL MCDONALD Happy, unconcerned, --he came to class- and sometimes learned. Baseball 4g Cross Country 1,25 Lntrarnurals 3,43 Track 4. MARY ELIZA BETH Mc LAUGHLIN Mary, restless, carefree, nonchalant, i hard to know what this girl wants. l G. A. A. 1,25 Librarian 3,45 sun- L shine lg Cafeteria staff l,3g Con- cessions 3. DOUGLAS ALLEN MANFORD In football Doug is really mighty, around school he's always tidy. A Club 45 Football 3,4. LINDA MAE McDANlEL Linda, neat, polite and well composed, bound to make friends where'er she goes. Librarian 2,3,4g Sunshine lg Con- cessions 3g Annual 4. I f I - -if ,.tt.L,r.,li1,..l.L1'L lniijgu or statutc, great oi' initrd, guys like hint are hard to find. Baseball All Football -l. ROBERT WAYNE MEYER In basketball he really rates, and not a single girl he hates. Band 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4g Class Officer 4g Cross Country l,2,3g Football 4g Glee Club 3,4g Student Council 4g Student Teacher 4g Track l,4g Student Council Treasurer 4g Dance Band 3,4. A!!! SUZETTE MARLENE MEYERS An interesting person, our Suzette, could easily be known as a cute coquette . Band 1, G.A.A. 1, Librarian 3,4g Concessions 3. GEORGE JOSEPH MILLER If you don t have nothing to say, don't say it at all. Class Officer 1, Football 3, Student Council ll Student Teacher 4. 443 Q KAY FRANCES MURRAY Tall and stately is our girl Kay, we'll all miss her come next May! Chorus 2,45 G. A. A. 1,2,3g Sunshine lg Homecoming Queen Candidate 25 Cafeteria Staff 2. ,, my --nl' TERRY EARL NEWMAN Friendliness comes first with him, he greets us all with a happy grin. Basketball 2g Chorus 43 Color Guard 3,45 Football 29 Librarian 3g Track 2. If-.i 1. Y WY CHARLOTTE ANN PROBST A happy, fun loving, jolly senior just don't be mislead by her de- meanor. Band 1,2,3,4gG.A.A. l,2,3,4g Sunshine lg Future Nurses 3,45 G.A.A. Vice-President 3g F.N. Vice-President 3. ELDON RIDENER Sometimes wistful, sometimes gay, Eldon's deep in every way. A Club 3,4g Hi-Y President 4, Baseball 3,4g Hi-Y Vice- President 3g Football 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l,2, 3,4g Prom Carrdidrrt . is ROBERT WAYNE PERCIVAL Friendly and kind, another like him you'll never find. Band 3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Student Manager 2, Cafeteria staff l,2,3,4. PAMELA SUE PORTER Dark and stunning--our gal Pam- a Fem Fatale to every man. Band 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,45 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4g Glee Club 4, Chorus 4, Majorette 2,3,4g Prom Candidate 3, Sunshine 1, Future Nurses 3,4g F.N. Sec- retary 3, Sunshine Queen Can- didate lg Farmer's Fair Queen Candidate 4 HARRY WILLIAM O'NEAL lf he isn't talking, he's study- ing--and he doesn't study very often. Balld lg Student Manager 2. GRETCHEN LOUISE ORLAMUENDE Gretchen's always on the run, for us she's getting things well done. A. Hi-Lite 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, G. A. A. l,2,3,4g Girl's State 35 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Sunshine lg Future Nurses 3,4, F. N. Cor- responding Secretary 4g Pep Club 23 Concessions 3. Qtl ,'-. iii. DA VID ROBMNS Space and forniulas combined go around in out Mike's mind. Chorus l,23 Glee Club l,23 Librarian 4. SANDRA ANN ROBERTS A pleasant attractive senior miss, not to be taken off your friendship list, . MSW 'Q!. l'.'3 2 ' LARRY EUGENE RUMSEY Sometimes shy, sometimes not, liked by all, quite a lot. A Club 3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Color Guard 43 Cross Country l, 2, 33 F. F. A. l,2,3,43 Football 4g Prom King 33 Track 33 A. Hi-Lite fl' W 1 Z!-3 '--' .1 'R' 4. GARRY GERALD SATCHWILL Our athlete, oh so tall, watch him handle a basketball. A Club 2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Class Officer 23 Football l,2,3,43 Student Council 2. ffiafw LAWRENCE SATCHWILL Once and for all-- Yes, we're twins, Baseball 33 Basketball 13 Cross Country 3g Intramurals l,2,3,4. SUSAN JANE SCHARF Tall, dark, and slender as a reed, the kind of friend all of us need. G. A. A. l,2,3,43 Student Teacher 3,43 Sunshine 13 Cafeteria Staff l3 G. A. A. President 43 G. A. A. ff ,zafmpef--A3-3-33-3 BONNIE LOU SHELTON Bonnie-very happy, blonde and tall, wonder what she'll do come this fall? G.A.A. 1,2,-2,45 Sunshine lg Cafeteria 1. MERITA JEAN SHUMAN A deep sort of person--well contained- same even temperament always main- . tained. LORAINE JOYCE SHUTER Many, many friends has this fine girl, an excellent in- fluence in a hectic world. A. Hi-Lite 45 Annual 45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Prom Candidate, 35 Sunshine l5 G. A. A. Treasurer lg D. A. R. Candidate 4. ROBERT LEE SLAYBACK Never too busy to help a friend. A Club 45 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 35 Baseball 35 Intramurals 35 Student Manager 1. A. Hi-Lite 45 Annual 45 Band lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Sunshine 15 Student Teacher 3. NATHANIEL CORNELIUS SCHUCK The restless rebel, the suave young man. A Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Class Officer 25 lntrarnurals 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 25 Track l, 2. RONALD ROBERT SHELBY Our Boy Scout doing good deeds, Ron is someone every class needs. A Club 4g Baseball 3,45 Chorus lg Cross Country lg Glee Club lg Hi- Y 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 l-Ii-Y Chap- 4-V. lain 45 Cafeteria l. K ' '-1:74 , V 1ygmm,f5 Q ' .5 .gf ' , ' ' WJ: xf, f'f' f f' KV AZ' 'Elf ' A ' . X H p:-'L - ,Sf ,Q ' A jp' ff' 3-45, Z. -iff . I A W ,V , , , w vm P ' ROGER LOU SOUTHWORTH Quiet wlit is often more effective than a loud voice. Color Guard 8,4. VICTOR STEELE Mantle, Williams, Temple, Klu someday Steele will be there, too. A Club 2,-3,-ig A. Hi-Lite 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Cross Country 1,2,3g Football 4g Prorn Candidate 3 . A! ROBERT LEE STERLING Flashing eyes, curly hair, charm too-Girls, beware. A Club 2,3,4g A. Hi-me 4, Band 4, Baseball 23 Basketball 1,2 3,4g Class Officer 4g Cross County 1,2,3,4g Intrarnurals 1, Prom Can- didate 3g Student Council 4g Track 1,2, Vice-President A Club 4. DAVID ERNEST STRASEMEIER A believer in friendly persuasion. A Club 4, A. l-li-Lite 4g Basketball lg Football l,2, 3,4g Intramurals 3, Track l,2. ,..,, f -mf -A--.sw-W fvrf'rnv1freL:4s.:. .nw:me.4um:w l mU fi. CLETES EDWARD STRATMAN This guy had a knack for excel ling in sports, especially track. A Club l,2,3,4g A. Hi-Lite 4g Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,4g Chorus 4, Class Officer 3, Football l,2,3,4g Glee Club 45 Student Council 35 Track l,2, 3,45 Treasurer A Club 4. DAVID EDWARD Tl-IUERMER With a devilish smile, the girls he does beguile. Band l,2,3,4g Boys' State 35 Drum Major 43 lntramurals l, 2,3,4g A. Club 3,45 Track I C..-.XV fur' -df? fi... . X, CONSTANCE SUE WALTZ. A delightfully, quiet, studious girl bound to make her mark in the world! Band 1 2 3 4' Chorus 4- G 1,2,3,4- Glee Club 4, Sunshine Future Nurses 3,45 Latin Contest l,2g English Contest 3. JOHN FREDERICK WEBER He majored in mischief. WILLLAM VOLL ULLRICH He liked his music rocked and wierd, our future Beatnik, he'l1 grow a beard. Band 43 Boys' State 35 Chorus 4, Track 8. JUDY ANN WAGNER Words aplenty this we know, that's what makes this girl go. G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g Student Teacher 3,4, Sunshine lg Future Nurses 3,49 Pep Club 25 Future Nurses Presi- dent 4, Concessions 3. NANCY ELAINE TURNER A tiny, dark, attractive lass, should be a stand-out in any class! Band l,2,15,4g Chorus 45 G. A. A. 1,2,f3,4g Glee Club 4g Sunshine lg Band Librarian 4. SANDRA SUE TYLER Small but full of fun, this girl's not to be out done. Band l,2,3,4g G. A. A. l,2. 3,45 Student Teacher l, Sun- shine lg Cafeteria Staff l,2, f ,f,f ,g, ff ,f If M221 f .4 X ,IV l.+ if 3' ,A If 'ff ' ' f . ' ' ' M. Q? 11' f . .5 . ,IWMWV , . , ,Wiz g W ,ffQQ7g?fff ' r sg I ,fgfffgj H , , gf- 2 ',,Qg'jQ4. f 4,451-4 , f. 'W-,f,,,,4,,,, , Q ,, 'f -' f 42 , if,-,, anniiili' y willow, by ntl ARLENE LOUISE WITTE Though she has few words to say, she is witty and very gay. A. Hi-Lite 45 G.A.A. 1.2.3. 4g Sunshine lg Future Nurses 3,43 Cafeteria lg Concessions 3g Pep Club 2. 1 - I gg, Ww-i fy Pig Q I2 s...W X. ROBERT FRAN CIS YELTON Noted for his Manchester mania-- C31'S . LINDA LOUISE YORK A small cute vivacious miss, a fine cheerleader- top of the list. Band 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4g Class Officer lg G.A, A. 1,2,3,4g Librarian Typist 43 lvlajorette 3,45 Prorn Candidate Student Council lg Football Qieen Candidate 35 Band Vice- President 4g G.A.A. Secre- tary 85 Treasurer 25 Band Li- brarian 4. we'-4 3. Y 1 2 fi DANIEL LOUIS NEFF Rabbits and squirrels are on his mind, for he could go hunting anytime. Baseball 3,4g A Club 3,4g A. Hi- Lite 4. RONALD WASHBURN l've finished at last, and what a struggle. Basketball lg Football 2,3g Cross Country 2, 3. X A-ooo-'1681S,SENl0R CELEBRITIES Rf ' Still campaigning are 1959 Girl and Boy Staters. Left to right are Bill Ullrich, Alan Armstrong, Gretchen Orlamuende, Carol Barricklow, Di Del-lart, Dave Thuermer, and Ian Daugherty. Pam Porter, our Farmers Fair Queen Candidate, is being interviewed by Birl Huffman. Trilling her italian r's is Di DeHart, first division State Vocalist. ww 9' ' ,NJ 3 u......aH lwjv, The Egg and I. The 1 is Future Homemaker award I 87 1 'Lawrenceburg isn't even on the globe, say World winner Arlene Witte. Affairs Institute Delegates Jan Daugherty and Alan 'f 'D i 'E m-+- Armstrong . X Q Ll Q TH E S U N GX U - DQ? A mia fi ,C f?Q3 WJ' 1 A if KL' ., v 'f 4 xi, A A-n A xg Eff 3 'J Q- if s-of 2 Beat Shinersl yelled 60's sectional cheerblock- -and that's what our Devils did. Score? 49-36 W- -LJ, M! i -:.,..,- Did our Srerllug posges. scorelmg-ard show: only ling, u-Jidl hands dai lui a Lwo-poim lead, hui Sicr- I 1 5 memal Leleparhy? The 88 Come on, Gene, N, iiifirlllx more eimV'ide1i1,. V ,.1... smileg we won this one. 1'-in ? 'L , , , L --on, its Fnolvl TIGERTUWN M' , f 4l1,2+.au rl. x P Q Q? . fc l Y, ' ,f W K , 1A 7 I ' c l' . L on ,, x'B i1 M, V, Q B 'J -'i ., Q , , aff - ' E , . . I , .. X, , i l if-...an -' W 'Y A V K MWMK4, M XM..- Well--'we were OFF to a good start as Satch scores two. Stratman typifies Devil determination during Lawrence- burg game. 5iks disTWQfiazfm1 --,e, .,,, 1, 'V ' , zX'Zi5?fWl fjftl-..,v o,,. ' A , ,,,, ,au f-M' xj l 'l JM, NS' g- n- - - X- Lge. 'fy N- .A ,VE- qs -. ,nf - a sawn does 11 agj-U' and shows the will to win' I 89 J Score tied. Lead changed thirteen times with a final score of--oh, those lucky Tigers,--64-56. Photos on thirpagc-courtesy-Irina-Bailey Studio ff XX AWAR S FOR S v 1 'V W ry A, , , I 1 1,0 H ' A' gt 525,22 ,aa tif- V, 14,1 mafia 'A ' r..vV' 'fx ?2:,,z5,x 'f jf ' ,, ga! 77' 1 4 .::.1.,,,.., f' X ,Aj YI-Qa.y,n.,,..,,, ,,., , , Kenny Cash Most-Valuable Player in Football Captain in Football Bill Kinnett Most -Improved Player in Basketball Garry Satchwill Most-Valuable-Player in Basketball Hopping Rebound Trophy Captain in Basketball and Football All Sports recipient if Bob Sterling Captain in Basketball 4 91,5 I ,N S, ,, -Q 'P ,W X , f rf V ' . if ,... ky 1 ' V s , 'fm WJLQ wi-,,,,,' , 1 Mt sf.-3: T -V Ed Stratman 5 All-Sports Winner V r , L' Q' M- -, e e 4 5,5 5: W :QC I W, 1,3 HA, I f' -ll-z,,F,r,,,,, i,r,Q', 4:7 WW farigffwwaff 'H ' it , 1, gf. 4.-,'1-Harm: .f,,, ' , 5 MW' W My ug P4 A W 1' ' 1 ,A 1 . . ' XV . 1, 5' ,. a -We -W' ,,, , A fy 'fl ., 'ff 2 .f - ' iv if ,,-x1 , 'a?N?3 Sw 4 ,ZX ., MW, A dm, is Vg-ffxaemy, -F a-'I'-Arvrff, , 2'Jy'l 19,. ' Q , W, , ., it.: Doug Manford Most-Improved Player in Football Gene Cofield Free Throw Trophy ff-ff- f A -'t .ilk -. 1 If L 1 UUR SENIOR YEAR BROUGHT FAD AND FANCIES Whether singing in the rain or walk- ing in the sim, Poplin raincoats made ALL weather fun. Senior models are Sue Downey, Carolyn Kremer and Marsha Ester. last but not least--our traditional senior cords. Bill Ullrich, Kay Murray, Nancy Turner and Bob Percival hex the L.C.H.S. tiger. ,......,.-...- WV , , . ,-,.. , -,- ..., ,W B, W, ,,,, , wr: YW ., ., ...,,, , , -1 Safari boots, leotards and fruit boots, and an orginal by Meyer, put the emphasis on foot- wear. Hey underclassmen, can you follow in these footsteps? T J SCENES FROM , or ,,g4i.., ., ,Ury , M. 2,.,,Q, 1 av jf, WWE J, ,WA Greasy hands, Lava Soap, and Carburetors---the world of Dan Hooper, Bob Yelton, Emmett Leffler, and John Althoff. The woe of Mr. Shelby is this Club of Under- privileged Shop Printers. Carlos Kennett, Doug Manford, and Larry Satchwill printed cards for The Male People Haters Club and the Devil Booster Club. Here is the Snulfy Smith's Still Production Company. Things were never still with Bob Cavender and Mike Robbins around. in Boys in '6O's scenes for our athletic team are Ed Shuter, Terry Miskell, and Ion Geuder. I 2752 W .,, , Sectional time was decorating time. Devil rooters Dea Lancfhehr and Sharyn Bradford were responsible for this 2 painted window . f m K 'x 'Hi 512 H-----nv' , K, ,, 1 , V ff, eq, -VVV ,,,,' T ' gr I SX Q X k I V I I I W M 7g,95Q.,, , . f v Z- ,wan WNW' .55 Iirn Kinzer, Sandra Roberts, and Dick Weber, show the re- sult of an afternoon ol' shopping in our city. You can readily see that our local rnerchants have good salesrnanship tech- nique plus a desire to please their customers. ,,..-www This senior foursome, consisting of Gretchen Orlamuende, H x ' 3 1' Q X f - f IV 6- , U H W 7 I I ' ic h Q I si 'LA CQ Q ' A I A ., I n 5 GRADUATE T0 COCA-COLA BE REALLY REFRESHED! , J M 3 9,,,,,,5w , i 2 4' 4 . A vffrqaql r f ' 7 K, ' QJXQQ E ly. V , .,,,. - .:+, V' ' I fb-, - 'ffgg f'41'Q5eY'r,2 Viiigl ?W7Wff i32frH,' f 4, rr A .J ?, .5 2 gf V '-3 Ewa of .1 1, - 'll 77 fy tf , ' iid: f 5WZaV LL5,,,y , ' Good Luck! THOMPSON FLORIST S 424 Fourth Street Phone 250 ee - , Aurora Af-A-'T 'W rrrr '-Ind Iona Aurora Ind ronu A xx - x Ks fs AX . 5 F I RST NATIONAL BAN K Since I864 Our Ninety-fifth anniversary AURORA JOURNAL-BULLETIN IO7 Mechanic Street Aurora Indiana Member I:.D.I.C. D . i V J ,,,., r ' A ' - - firfrefei - V. -' vi , 1 ,,,., 'We-Q.. 1 I5 2 Fi .,,f' aff I We Compiimenfs of STEDMAN FOUNDRY AND Goof' Luck G'f'dUf eS MACHINE COMPANY .INC. DAIRY QUEEN Aurora, YF-M-Al hx Indiana Aurora-Lawrenceburg Road X Z T! V vvflj iywvf if I gig if , TW . '15 f, 1 Compliments of AuRoRA TV s APPLIANCE co. 322 Second Street rl 4 , 'f 12, ff m'i,111f , r fm i I K F' lp -nw-.,, YY 1 . T 1 A mil I im I ln Compliments Of JGHN F. ULLRICH STUDIO YOUR ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPFER Aurora Indiana Aurora i i,M-ef? TT n',2 T i V it -ag, Bing Mg, g 1 - fe- in N T ,,,,, T A A , EZ., MT T Northwest Corner Third and Nam Street Good Luck Graduates g 4 FRISCH'S BIG Bov Hardware--sflos The Eatin' Treat that Can't be Beat Barn Equipment--Dairy Machinery Phone 433 X Milking Machines--Cream Separators Bottle-gas-QeLv.irce K Um, fum! UKIXIEKLLU Success from Compliments of AYLOR S MEYER JOE CHRISMAN CLUTHIER Tlwircl 8. Exporting Street 313 Second Street Aurora Indiana Phone 370-R Auroro .Qi 1,3 Goocl Luck, Seniorsl Compliments Of scHuLER's SCHMARRS ' -W Il -P ' t-G'ft Furmwre U paper om I S fBecouse you love smort tlwingsl 212 Moin Street Auroro, lndiono I--'LN be-M- .-.xt A UTOFO , l nd i ono it 2317 agp ff, z,Lww9 fag, fvzf 55' K I '-'--...M ,A-Mtv' , - ,, . , , Compliments of KROGER 8 COMPANY Green Blvd. Aurora Indiana Compliments of LAUGH ERY GRAVEL CO., INC Phone 326 Aurora, Indiana 23 I Nxxflm W H lj ,,g,f'. . p '1 ,fi 32247, .v,:425gm,1:w.- ' f ,f ,W zLffwvgfwm , Pmrnm 'fqigcuiinv 3'-1-sl' ' fy, 2-W 'C Much success for the Class of '60 WESTERN AUTO COMPANY 406 Second Street Phone 82 Aurora Indiana f Compliments Of KENT EXPRESS, INC. xplwone Au. 6I9P-L-in-l,Chl,lr3886 I, K,,........f M 4 as vi 'Q x I , Good Luck Groduutes Compliments Of DRAPER PLUMBING S HEATING, SAVAQE APPLIANCES INC' Moin Street Second Street -R A Aurora Indiana Phone 309 uroro milf . T fi ' 1'fl77' if ,Q A p Vli l ii i f wf' .. ., , -. is i :f ',',- if ' ' z ' www .:if ll ifM l v T i R ' hm5't 4 ,fi 1 I :iii , ,T X A A My .., 3, '55, Qfp A ji A ES? ..,. t g 'gl h,.,4 I A S H H Iv rl , A -Milf -e t..1 t.,t,,, ' t,tt L px ,ttlqtwo : tett L+ t,t:.:Vt BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Complete Line of Athletic Supplies CG Hunting und Fishing Equipment Phono-450: Aurora .K f X INCCRPGRATED Forever 0 Century , . 2 , 1 IJ. 1, f vw wi',:'--.- - rr .,. Q53 it ,M ,,,, ., , .J U1 ..,.f4.f, ef 'Q I M, QQ . L.,,A A. I 1? L I 5 Fam' A pg I HCJME FURNITURE S APPLIANCE CO., INC. 20 East Center Street Largest Selection of Furniture and Appliances in Southeastern Indiana Lawrencehurg Indiana THE FOUR-WAY TEST . Is it the truth? . Is it fair to all concerned? .WiII' it build goodwill and friendship? .WiII it be beneficial to all concerned? Compliments of the PAPER PRGDUCTS DIVISION AURORA ROTARY CLUB x . if xx I N 3 i r fiwll 3 E E ' Compliments of WHISMAN BROS. BODY SHOP Aurora, Indiana Phone 333 XT fxja., Q 1 f I 5 Best Wishes Begg Wishes! KABAKOFFCOMPANY DEARBGRN we QQMPANY Second Street Starilgnrdgd lgfesreddlrldirir P one Sie Aurora ,8La...LaysLLenLZBl1LLQ, AU rgra - La w ren ce bu rg Road f QR! 'K JUDGE LESTER G. BAKER i XL, il! A - Best of luck to the Class of '60 Complfimenfs AURORA LUMBER COMPANY HH M H scHwANHoLT's Ouseo mes SERVICE STATION Delmore Hizer, Manager 24 hour service Aurora-Lawrenceburg Road Aurora Indiana V 5 SC Comp! imenfs DEARBURN A couNTY OFFICIALS 1 ' PROSECUTOR HARRY L. ZERBE 2 CLERK INEZ KAFFENBERGER AUDITOR JOHN VOGELGESANG A TREASURER MARTINA HAYNES ASSESSOR RICHARD GIBLIN V SURVEYOR ALBERT KARSTETER A SHERIEE EDWARD WINTER SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ELMER HELLER CORONER LYNDON MOON Compliments COMMISSIONERS of PEARL M, CROSS KELLEY's sERvncE STATION 530 Indiana Avenue Aurora Indiana s '?f ff'l7'TtX CCA, X f N IIT?-1 ULLRICH'S DRUGSTORE BUD G. CUTTER INSURANCE 301 Second Street 206 Main Streef phone 717 Aurora, Indiana Aurora Indiana Go To UIIricI1'sfor service Good Luck! Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS WILI.IE'S DAD AND LAD HOWARD FISCHVOGT, Prop. 230 wolmn Street Phone 375-R Aurora Lawrenceburg, Indiana f---- -. , k ,fp , f f f 1. . .5 1.-' . 5, ,, , ,,A,, I V,,,j,..? wir' 1, T 4 , X Q ' . 1 I fx., -, Iy , ,fgi,1 . . , . , ,, V . fmt, . S ,. V Q,.,w, l1 ,-4:? , v V Q 1 .J -' ,- Z' ' , . 20124 fp. 'fffif- ',.:7 ,. f4 ' vw gf .V,!.-41vf.gLg,,Qf!, ,Y J,gjtfff,v:.-fi' wr, 'M f ' Z :dvi-W 'J 2 1-f -ati C4 . px-' ,.. . -'W nil f ,W . v.Q!E1VkM,,. . f ,. ,ff U f yZ?'g,,gf'ft, dy 1: , ,-f ' :laik ,' M' .1-5 ,.,.g1' I, fn 1, , ,Q I V , f I,-f we? ,L - 'f,,7,, V V , ,f ' '-.1 ,W Q 32 lf .,mi??2v ,1 ,I if' A 5 ff 'A-1-fav. ,f ,ua 'mg - Q wg.. ri., . ,-.Wag V A, m e i3, ?5,l,l3: 'V 154.4 ,mmf getty i,,.7,,.' - ,, , W . fu, 3-y45:,,52: .5..,: 6' l . ' . . ' Tw ' . ' , ' f L. : 'jf:a5 1 M4 r. if f,-':f:.,fvmf,fi'+'M i 11... . 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J, '- ,V 5-'? i,4, 1.--fi,ff'f'fr:K.,,f.', A f f 0 ,, , 1. , . U Compliments of THATCHER GLASS MFG. CO., INC. See What You Buy- Buy ln Glass V.: 1, fa' dM!f.,5'fifl?f-i if fa. of fam W Compliments of MARTIN FURNITURE 312 Second Street Aurora, Indiana l L s Lawrenceburg, Indiana 'L F' 7 , fflwlf ' 5 QZQQ jeff .A Vr. l 3 ai, W ' s ..-. 43,9 ,we 'gl lf My ' ' i .' 4363?-,'.f S , life! 'NMMA V W f A -U It V i 'J Q ,l R . ,, 4 'A V :Legg ' I 'Wo' 1 ,M 'N I x Q, kvX 4 QP X ff k , , 7 , E., , P ff' ' ,bl 1 V E I , 5, VM V A f I ,, ,, A M ,K H ' , , ' f Z Mya - 1, is .fig V Q ffif' I ffl! 'J 1 .. ,, . 7 ' ' 4- 7 , V .Lff,f.: W 1j'3i-...QQ f' My-I 1 ,Q i gl. J I YJ 'J ffl! fflfi 1 ,-get ' i' .. ' A - N.. N if ..., N. .3941 ,I ' .. in ', .466 2T....i' I --1.4, 'A YJL r .sz R' , 'ful .4 H f f ', ,, 'A,'. . ' ' If . ' fy- ' .f ,..4, 4 Exif' , ' .rftsxl - 'A , f ' - -, 'flu l . 3 fl ,. r R v U . 'Q -. ' M' A I ' 5555722 ',,5!'- R I ,i 33,5 ' lx A . ,... 1 nlflgf 31 1 ,4 ' ' , . . -,M I 275' - ,L A . if ,, A ,f 1 i,,, W.. ....- - S ,,,, 1 ip ff -V -. -' - .. - i' 1-1 'SL 3 ,,,,,,, ' 1 l I ,, .,.,, , .ff A: iaiiilfjf , W6 , ,, Y i Best Wishes to th PROBST MILK Vs I ,x riff vlzgixw A e class of '60 COMPANY I 1 gt? ,. Z1 ,E ' Compliments of AURORA CASKET COMPANY 226 Second St. Mother's only rival N Aurora iwlrldiuno 7 ll i Good Lucky Best Wishes! ALTHUFF 1oEwHlrEMoroRs,iNc FURNITURE sions 1 3'l6 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg MGIFI Slfeel Aurorgl Indiana A l'-xfillxff Jellll. i 5' - , v V V 'l.l',,gAu!f'ilv ' ,,,f -- I Q J .N f ' ,f A df if , f ' ' V t'i i 4 lr -w as ' a' -- A, 5 tttt III In . l A wi vip fs i ,, ' MEMS ., .,.,,, 444. f ' ' N .ti I V74 r , f i ,I uri , .. 1 W f it or tr 4l?,f't 2142 P-l ' rs- is It r in W.. - eliillil' ' ' !! E iQj55lQ.. FISEEIII- 3 if i 'f' i ,gi f 'LH 1 fl me ' 3 f 1,1 , 2 ' 'f ,',', ' 's'- 'W--.,, ttst it A r :J fsft f Q A ff t -.11T, t ref-N ' ,' ,. M. .,,,,' ' ' . M.. . ts 'A l ' if r i ' i et 4' or , A ' f - , f - -i ,'V, 1-g::g'3,,g,w4, Congratulations to the f kg Class of 6O : Best O Luc i ADAMS SHELL SERVICE MEYER'S GROCERY Third and From Street Conwells only Complete store. V-f,.l:q ' Aurora, Indiana 4. Compliments SCH ENLEY is Lawrenceburg Indiana Compliments of COCH RAN CHAIR COMPANY AUFOFU, Indiana 4 ,Mwf I , W .,ii I , f .fm , Best Wishes from INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR CO., INC. Established Compliments of VIRGIL H. LONGCAMP D.D.S. FRANK R. LONGCAMP D.D.S. K ,M-.E-. C rf ' NEARY CANDY COMPANY We'II do our best to keep you sweet. Compliments of JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM AND SONS, INC. Lowrenceburg, Indiono Compliments of BYRON JACKSON DIVISION Borg-Warner Corporation Luwrenceburg, IUCIIUHG PEERLESS PRINTING CGMWANY 9-II E. Center Stret Lowrenceburg, Indiono Success to the Good Luck! Class of 60! MILLER FORD INC. GOMPlE'S SALES 81 SERVICE i 41 Third Street Lqwrenceburgr Indiana 127 Third Lawrenceburg, Indiana i vasmet i Jim '45 L ' ff vm ' Q R, Congratulations! Best Wishesp VASTINE 3- IUHNSUN wHlTENAcKs' RESTAURAN Moron co. Lawrenceburg Road Aurora N Lawrenceburg Indiana Compliments of McAVOY'S 304 Walnut Street Lawrencehurg, Indiana Phone 917-M For the man who wants the finest fashion in clothes. The Annual Staff of 1960 wishes to thank the advertisers for their kind backing of the AURORA BOREALIS. , ...L Aurora Food Locker Aurora Terminal Bruce Miller Cosby's Barber Shop Dearborn Finance Dierking Coal Company E. Schulz Sons Finkbines G. C. Murphy George ward Sales and Service Goldsmiths Inc. Holthause-Rullman fFuneral Servicej Indiana Office Supply, Inc. Marian's Beauty Shoppe Nathan Chatham Northside P. T. A. Palace Theater Paul Rohe Company Pelgen's Lunch Randall Implement Company Renner's Dry Goods Robert L. Johnston Company Stiegerwald Electric Company Sutton Hatchery Tom's Standard Service Ward Bros. Garage Wunderlick Insurance Agency Aurora Floral Co. 308 Third Street Dr. L,M. Baker 501 Fourth Street Ben F. Withered--Real Estate 306 1X2 Exporting Beyer's Pharmacy Second and Mechanic Streets Bob's Modern Shoe Repair, Luggage and Leather Goods 327 Second Street -Aurora L.L. Booher Agency 220 Main Street Courtney Dicken and Son 316 Decatur Street Daugherty and Rowe-Construction Co. General Contracting- -lawrenceburg Dearbom Mills 116 Bridgeway Street Gold-Hart Distributor Inc. 104 Fourth Street Harmony Beauty Shop 421 Second Street Hartell F. Denrnute 403 Second Street Hobby Shop 305 Second Street Hoff's Standard Service 130 East George Street-U.S. 50 Individual Mausoleum Co. Aurora-lawrenceburg Road Dr.'K.J. Jackson 223 Mechanic Street Journal Printing Co. 107 Mechanic Street Knippenberg Barber Shop 408 Second Street iansings 419 Second Street Markies Restaurant 2:32 Main Street Odgen Sporting Goods U.S. 50 at Sunnyside Marsh Recreation 423 Third Street , t , g.t5,,5t: Martins Jewelry Store 308 Second Street McK.ir1riey Motor Co. Lincoln, Mercury, Studebaker, Lar Mona rch Auto Supply Co. 215 Bridgeway Street Ohlrnansick Barber Shop 328 Second Street Dr. C.W. Olcott Gibson Building Peoples Building and loan 204 Bridgeway Peoples Coal Co. 222 Walnut Street, iawrenceburg Neaman House Hotel Pete and Sis Boehler The Polly Shope Main Street Public Service Co. of indiana Second and Bridgeway Riemans 222 Main Street Ritter Tire 332 Second Street Shamrock lnn 219 Exporting Street Southeastem Beverage Co. 302 Exporting Street Southern indiana Telephone Co. 205 Mechanic Street Standard Oil, Harley Uhlmansiek Manchester landing Stier and Williams Funeral Service 310 Fourth Street Tandy's Fashion Bar and Lad and Lassie Taylor, Alvin ins. Agency Second and Bridgeway Walker laundry 336 Second Street Welch Oil Co. Aurora, indiana-Phone 135 Wright Lumber Co. Fourth and B Sc ' 1' Q , , 'tg,4s3j'- k ..,,X Q - F , .Jr AW ' .i a t ,5 a'- 1 -L If AUTOGRAPHS ,V ' xg 1-'rin-.,c.f: il-.. ' ' 1 ' AU TOGRAP ff . 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