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

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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.

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l ! Hi0?'YiESlT'S OUR CHE igmii Mr. Harold Rice assists Thanny Schucks and Mary Mciaughlin as they prepare an experiment. Wafting odors, sudden explosions-our chemis- try class. Amid pops and cracks we strived to be- come the chemists of tomorrow. Experience soon taught us the difference between diluted and con- centrated acids. We entered this course hesitantly, and soon, under the instruction of Mr. Harold Rice, we became confident. 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