Aurora High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, OH)
- Class of 1949
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Ii ,e5ifEf9A 'H' lg. a',.1 e,5f 5 wp. ,- ami, VII-iw mf' h ' 1' As the doors close for the last time on another school year, We present to yon, our Aurora Borealis of 1949. lVhy repeat that which has been said so nmny tinies-that from the first year of our school life, until now, we have worked and studied and had fun together? As did the forty-niners, we look towzlrd :L new life and new lands to conquer. HLANCHE SCHOLLE, Editor To IICNIC GAli2l'5,Xli lm his WUIl1ll'l'l'Ill svnsq- ul' Immun-, lciml l 1 llll1lUl'Ql'lll4llllQ,', :xml lllS suppml nl flu lllll' zu llm 4lim-:ltv this flu 1 1 1 , A ... lllxs, NM, flu flaw ul lfllll I'UI'll I:UI'l'll,iS. SIGN I 1111111142: 'l'::!-1f'1'14:1:, .l::. xYll.I 4llilb ll. .him lifulilr 014' l'1lDl'i'.X'l'lUX ll I . xViflll'I'l'1l, l'rf'si1lf'nl NVili'm'1i ,X-YIUT, 7'I'f'IINllI'!'I' L. f?Ul'4lUll 'l'l'0si01-. -lr. Nr'f'rf'lfl1 Il lmrc our app:-01111. It's fl Il'llIlll!'l'-fill Many problems face the Board of Educa- tlon. Among these are more classrooms and facilities for an increasing enrollment: maintenance and improvement of school property and grounds: replacements and additions to the school furniture and equip- ment: and adequate salaries for teachers and janitors: and all this on a limited bud- get. The outstanding improvement the past year l1as been to the athletic field. The lloard of liducation is indebted to the Class of '4S and the Aurora Rotary Club for tak- ing the initiative in this project, with help from other organizations. X form-letter was sent by the class 0-Hicers ot lil-L8 to the presidents of Senior Classes ot S139 to 19-LT asking their opinion of us- 1 IQ the Senior Gift Fund for lighting the football field. Their answers were, in effect: Mlm. The Senior Gift Fund amounted to Yff1,544.ti3. The total cost of lights came to 3F4,635.T6, which included lights, poles, cost of linemen and equipment. The breakdown on the cost on lights is as follows: The General Ifllectric Company, SlF2.!lS1.48: The Vopper Company. lnc., for poles, 2l51,tltl-1.451 lndiana l'ublic Service, 32483: Lille t'onstrut-tion Crew of the l.l'.S., 3B625.0tl. The A.H.S.A.A. and the lfloard of Education added to the Senior Gift Fund to take care of the cost of lights. The fencing of the field, the grading, seed- ing and bringing water to tl1e field was fin- anced by tl1e Board of Education at a cost of rE1,50U.62. The Aurora Rotary Club took the initia- tive in sponsoring the bleacher seats with contributions of 2Hil,82!l.l0. Other contribu- tors were the Lions Club, i'F1S0.00g the Yet- erans of Foreign Wars, 3'510tl.00g the Ameri- can Legion, SHS-L0.tltl-a total of Ell5I.!,1-19.10. Il.x1, li. lbmvnu S11pcr:'ntf'.':1ir nf One section of bleacher seats have been de- livered. The plan was to sell the seats at 3520.00 each. ln return, the donor would have a reserved seat for all home games for the next three years. ln the gymnasium, improvements consist of a broadcasting booth and additional seats above the door. Several pieces of equipment have been added to various departlnents including five new typewriters in the commercial depart- ment, a metal lathe in industrial arts. two musical instruments for the band and a new urinal in the public rest room in the High School building. Among the repairs for Aurora Schools was the repair of the chimney at lligh School, and the boiler in the North Build- ing. Uaulking and window stripping were applied to the windows in the entire North Building by the t'hamberlain tlompany of America. Improvements for the grade schools con- sist of one rooln of new desks for the fourth grade at Southside, and at the West Aurora School, a new curb and gutter, walk and wall, plus filling, grading and planting new shrubbery. Page Fire lDouo'I'nY l'11Lx1.xNs1l4:K With an l'l'l9lltll'V smile und :1 l'llt?6l'flll word Dot keeps the office going. Besides her duties as St'l'l'9f2ll'j' for the oliiee, she supplies the students' needs for peneils and paper. keeps the teuehers supplied with passes, und answers the eonstnntly-ringing telephone. i L i :'qf' . Page N ii.1: Q lr 4, ft' .Im l'l'AMl4llINK To .limi-our thanks for nmkinggg sehool more lW2l1'3llllt'. llis rendy wit und liuppy smile rzldiutes illl'tlllg1'll the sehool, lllillilllgj everyone huppiei' for it. Alwuys present for extru- t'lll'l'll'lIlZll' zietivities, he helps nnlke them u sueeess. Few people know of the extensive use ol' the lligh Sc-hool und Vom- munity Building in addition to the l'i'g1'lll2ll' zu-tivities oi' the sehool. 'Phe givin hus been used illltlllf 25 times ln' outside oi-ggunizutions the pust yeur. W f Q. wif I Q Qui y f 'b 9 , X W J' 1,0110 Harem Ma. Q' f'Ull,Lfl'2lflIi2lfi0llS to Mr. Gzlhhnrd for his first your ns prin- vipnl of Aurora lligggh Svhool. Mr. Galhhnrd 1-zlnw to .xlIl'Ul'2l in 1947 from Tyner High School, 'l'yner, Kvntnc-ky, whore he was lll'illl'ill2li und 4-out-ll. Mr. fiilllil2ll'd took thc- duties ot' tom-liing citizenship. K'ill'llllSfl Y und hiology. ISHS szlw Mr. ii2llllNll'1i appointed to thc- rvsponsihlv posi- tion ot' print-ipnl :und Sonior sponsor. In addition to thut. hm- had thc- diffim-lllt task of distributing tho Sevtionnl has- kf-thzlll tivkvts. Mr. Guhlmrd is :1 lllt'llllN1l' of the National ElilI1'ilti0Yl2li As- som-izxtion, lndialnn Sl'l'UIl1i2li'-Y l'l'ill4'ill2liS. :ind the Aurora Rotary Vlnh. I llvr sw-ond Ivvnr, Mrs. Slnith has shown hor 1-zxparhility :ls lwnn of Girls. lic-sides this illlllUl'f2llli duty. sho tom-lws vlzlsses in lil'tlll1tlfi1'S and Iillgglisll. :ind is il sponsor of tho Son- ior Floss. P11310 lfilqllf L ,UllI'INl'l'l Rom- A.B. Franklin, '23 U. of Cincinnati, '33 B.S. in L.S., Peabody Library School, '41 Library Junior High School Library U.S. History Annual Board Senior Sponsor In-:l,Molc1-1 lill:lili'l'l' B.S., I.U., '41 World History l,lI,I.IS t'o.vrs B.S. B111 State. '45 Physifal Education He Ita and Safe.y G.A.A. Junfor Sgonsor if 'ig f ,1 it Q5 f' RUl1lili'l' U. Mlrmx B.S., I.S.T.C.. '40 Bookkeeping Band WA Y N is HRWVIN B.S.. Oakland City College, '41 Athletir Director Coach Physiral Edun-ation Health and Safety Sophomore Sponsor lllljjl' .Yin lirlix Kimi' B.S., U.C.. '34 English Journalism A. Hi-Lite Sophomore Sponsor IL Alu' Smrsox B.P.S.M, I.U., '33 Latin English Sophomore Sponsor Tuonixs li. Blclnw B.S., Ball State. '36 Mathematics Biology Chemistry Physics Junior Sponsor Lxxlc S1111-:mrs B.S., I.U., '48 Art English l'1,.xl:.x Hl:l 1'11lc1: . B.s.. I.U., l47 ' f 1' ..-' l - Home Economics . ,', '.- ' Cafeteria Y 1 r Junior Sponsor 3 1 j H . . Molualsox B.S., Ball State. '39 Bookkeeping .IULIVS Vlcovlilcla A.B. Morehead State Teachers' Col., '49 Page Ten Band World History Senior Sponsor Pg' Ii. .XHSIIIRIC B.S., Purdue. '23 Vocational Agric-ul. Physivs Farm Shop Freshman Sponsor Iil'lRNI1'l4l 'l'l1:.xxicY B.s.. 1.T.c., '31 Shorthand Typing Freshman Sponsoi M.xx1x1c Snrrlr B.S., Bull Slate. '44 Music English Freshman Sponsor o no lflelxxvls M.x'r'1'1xul.Y , j B.S. Ph. Ea., P.U., '47 L, Civics, Economics Xi' 2nd Team Coach . Q Football Coach Junior Sponsor .: -.. an if ii . --if -' ti mi lIo1,'1'z1'1..xw B.S., Ball State, '46 Mathematirs Freshman Sponsor I , ., U.C. Industrial Arts Freshman Sponsor l'rryrf lu'l1'rr'n i i x i R Q gg' if Q95 1111.141 lirssl-1 Vocational Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Basketball 3-4 Intramurals 2-3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Band 1-2-3 lull: H1xNscll1:.x4'11 Vocational Class Officer 1-3-4 Student Council 1-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 A-Club il-4 l IAPYID lnxxtaox Academic Football 4 Track 3-4 Baseball 1 Iiitramurals 1-2-3-4 A-Club 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 Choir 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Hi-Y 4 lmxxx Almeria lltlllli Academic Librarian 3-4 Annual Board 4 MAN Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-4 Student Council 1-4 Class Play 1-3 Mixetl Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 4 Cperetta 4 Athletic Board 3 FLASH 0Fl+'Il'l'lHS l'l-csitlcnt .... lmlc liussc Vice-l'rcsi1lent .... .loc 1':2lllSl'llllilCl1 SPl'l'0l2ll',V ..... . . . Floyd Lilllgllll Tl'l'2lNlll'0l' . . .. Donna Htbljllllilll Flowcr: -XIlll'l'll'2lll Hell Iinsc Voloi-s: Iictl and Whitt- Mutto: 7'mln,1f fu-1: 11111111-ll buf rrlrcrc shall :rc nur-limi' SENIOR .Fl'Nll'l'lUNS Marv I2 .. Vlzlss l'l:1,v May 120 .. .. -Ir.-Sr. l,l'U1ll Many :lil . . . . Bftct-:1l:u11'c:1tc Many 231 .. . UllllllllPlll'0lIl0llt lunc I .. . Alumni Rcccption .Pay rf I'lUlH'fCf'lL ll1c'l1.u:n tixsm' Commercial Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-4 Mixed Chorus 1 Boys' Glee Club 1 1 llAlll,U'l l'l'I iPl-INNICKI. Academic Band 3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 G.A.A. 3-4 Class Play 3 Student Council 3 Annual Board 4 Hi Lite 4 Class Officer 3 Operetta 4 1 un, livilzlcsmax Vovational F.F'.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3 .XIUQIIC llixsrixus Commercial-Academic Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Club 1-2 Class Play 1 4-H Club 1 l'uy1' Fifir'f'n L. li1m'll.x1ur lH1:'l'x1ln Academic: Annual Board 4 Class Play 2 Latin Club 1-2-4 A, Hi Lite 4 lor: lloxii Commercial Intramurals 1-2 Trark 1 lfZl,s.x llrxx Commercial G.A.A. 1-2-3 Cafeteria 4 Librarian 3-4 Acaclemiv Annual Board 4 -3 IX XXYIIICNVIC lillnl X Intramurals 1-I3-4 Basketball 1-3-4 Class Play 1-2 Latin Club 1-2 Hi-Y 4 A. Hi Lite 4 Nmuilxx 'linuwx Commervial Intramurals 1-2-3-4 'I'l:l4:v.x A xx lirssi Commervial Band 2-3-4 Girls' Glee Club Annual Board 4 Auroring Hundred lmx 4'.xsl-zixrixl-1 'Academic Latin Club 1 A-Club 1-2-:Z-4 Basketball 1-2-4 Football 3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Intramurals 3 l!.xi.rn 1'uxlxw.xi' Vo:-zitiunal F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4--H Ciuo 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y Club 4 Annijal Board 4 1-2-3 flyff' Ni.1'fr'r'n I'IAi.x1.1f1N1c ltiimxwi' Vor-ational-Commervial Class Play 1 G.A.A. 1-2-3 f'l,.XY'l'0X I-!i'siui.xx Vocational IL il, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Trai-k 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-fl-4 Basketball 4 F.F'.A, Basketball 3 A-Club 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Hi-Y Club 4 4-H Club 2-3 xisnc I-li1,1,1x4:si.i-:Y Ac-ademic-Commercial Band 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Sunshine 1-2 Latin Club 1 Class Play 1 Wxllsxlr 1'tlX.XW.XY Vorationzil F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y Club 4 ltx1.1fll lxlzrsl-1 Commerm-ial-At-ademic Latin Club 1 Football 1-2 Auroring Hundred 1-2-3 litmus I,.xl:m:1-:XT Vovational Class Play 2 F'.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3-4 Inttamurals 2-4 F.F.A. Basketball 4 I lrxxvlcs 5l4'l,.xl'1:1ll Commercial G.A.A. 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Latin Club 1 Annual Board 4 Xmrizuxx Mil.1,14:1: Vciational Band 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Basketball 3-4 4-H Club l-2-:Z-4 lntramurzxls 3-4 l'rlyr' Nf'l'f'nf1'f'n nwlx lim: .lull-is At-ademim--Commercial Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Football 3-4 'l'1'ac'k 2-Sl-4 Golf 3-4 A-Club 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 ,lm lll'1'l'lI M.v1 1'ox Arademit--Commercial Girls' Glee Club 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Sunshine Society 1-2 G.A.A. 1-4 Class Play 1 Athletic Board 4 Librarian 3-4 lmx.x1,n ll.xl:1Qsl:1c1:1:x Commerrial Annual Board Class Ofl'll'Pl' 1-3 Student Counvil 1-3 EHIIUVIEIH' MI-:iw Commercial Glee Club 1 I ,l'1'l rr lllmu-31: Cummervial-At-ademic Glee Club 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Opervtia 4 Girls' Council 1 Girls' Inn-amui-at 1-2-3-4 XX ll.l,l.XXl ll.xl'N'rz Von-rational F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3-4 lm1,m:lcs Lroxs Commert-ial-At-aclemic Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 4-H Club 1 til-:music llrssrxts Academic- Latin Club 1 'aye ,DYl.jjlIff'f'II Ywmiz tliclclvlc, Jn. Vorational F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 4-H 2-3-4 Fire Warden 3-4 A-Club 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Track 1 ..xl:.x lioxu Commercial-Academic G.A.A. 1-2-3 Latin Club 1 l lll'IlDl'llllt'K lll'1cs1f:5l.xN Ac-ademiv Annual Board 4 Baseball 2-3-4 A-Club 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Operetta 4 Latin Club 1-2 -l.xm:s IC. Klcxr Academic' Latin Club 1-2 Basketball 2 Intramurals 1-2 Class Play 3 Auroring Hundred 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Yl'lS'l'A l'r:'1'1clcs D ll Academil- Class Officer 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Choir 1-2-25-4 Class Play 2 Operetta 4 Latin Club 1-2 Sunshine Som-iety G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Atllletir Board 4 Annual Board 4 Student Counc-il 2 A. Hi Lite 4 Girls' Council 1 .win StC'l'lDlllCll Academic A-Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 2 Class Play 1 Intramurals 1 A. Hi Lite 4 Latin Club 1-2 .xl:'1'll,x Svllillcl, Commerl-ial Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Band 3-4 Intramurals 1-2 4-H Club 1-2 IioN.xl.ll WAl,l1oN Vocational 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 F'.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Auroring Hundred 1-2-3-4 'l'ZlC Il 3 l'1lyr' lYiIlf'1f'f'll Hl l'll S.X'l't'llWll,l. Commercial Glee Club 2 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Voxxnc Svllalclf Academic--Commercial Annual Board 4 G,A.A. 1-2-3-4 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Operetta 4 Band 4 Yell Leader 4 Class Play 3 Librarian 3-4 Latin Club 1 lloxlxrn S'roI.1, Commercial Annual Board 4 A-Club Fire Warden 3-4 Basketball 1-2-4 Intramurals tl Baseball 4 l':I1.xX1'Ill': Sl'llHl.I.l'I Commercial Class Play 1-3 G,A.A. 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1 Library 3-4 Animal Board 4 Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1 llmx Mll.1.l4:lc Commercial-Academic Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Band 3-4 Intramurals 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 I wlxxl, l'1clcc'lv,x1. Academic-Comme1'l-ial Football 2-3-4 Baseball 1-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Auroring Hundred 1-2 A-Club 2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-4 Boys' Glee Club 2-4 Latin Club 3 Class Play 1 F.F.A. 4 Avi llllYN llxmis Vogi . innnl-Connnercial Sunm ne Sdzety 1-2 P31 rfl Bzaid 4 -1-H Cluw 1 lxl'INNlC'l'll lfllllll-Il.l, Vornronal F'.F.A. 1-2-23-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Track 2 l'r1yr' 7'u'f'nfy H1 mxxnn Nlcrsox Commercial Intramurals 1 Annual Board 4 ':v1cl:1,Y Ml'l.v.x:, .' Academic G.A.A. 1-2 Annual Board 4 A. Hi Lite 4 un, l'lf'1,1'1f:4:lcl: Academic Intramurals 1-2-3-4 lrox.xl,n lhlllc Commercial-Ai-ademiv Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Class Play 1-2 Latin Club 1-2 Band 1-2-3-4 A. Hi Lite 4 Annual Board 4 Auroring Hundred 1-2 :lain A1131 Voc-ational F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 :xi-is .XliRIl1lll'S'l'l-'li Vocational-Commerc-ial G.A.A. 1-2-3 Annual Board 4 Cafeteria 4 lroxlxrn liiiaici: Commercial Peoticall 2-3-4 Track 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2 Intramurals 4 A-Club 1-2-3-4 Class Ofliver 2 Student Counril 2 Annual Board 4 Mixed Crorus 1-2 lbonls I-locates Commercfial-Arademic Glee Club 1-2 4-H 1-2 Choir 1-2 Annual Board 4 Illlfff' 7'u'f'nfy-Um' lin,1. l1.wKil.xN Academic Class Officer 1-2-3 Student Counvil 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 A-Club 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Intramurals 2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Athletic Board 4 Class Play 1-2-3 Fire Warden 3-4 liiriioxim lixiliic Commercial Intramurals 1 M.xi:.1c:i:1lc l3l1Il'liAl.iX Vsrational-Coinmeruial G.A.A. 1-2-3 G,ee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2 linnual Board 4 -lull-is lilxmzli Vocational F.F.A. 1-2 PICGGY S1'Il0l+'S'l'Ul.I1 Academic-Commercial Annual Board 4 G.A.A. 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-4 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-4 Operetta 4 Class Play 1 A, Hi Lite 4 Auroring Hundred 1-2-3 1 ll.llll,l-IN XVIGRNICII Vocational F.F.A. 3-4 F.F.A. Basketball 3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 I 1 .x N N lC'l l'l'l lVl'lSl'l xi .x N N Commercial Cf.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Yell Leader 4 Annual Board 4 Il nyc Tvrrfnfy-7'rro W11,I,1.xM uvlfllllflll Vocational F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H Club 3 MA1ci'1.oI' XVA'l 'l'S Commervial Girls' Glee Club 1-2 Library 2-3-4 Annual Board 4 Mixed Chorus 1 V14:1,M.x -l1f:.xx W1 Academic Annual Board 4 A. Hi Lite 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 1 Latin Club 1-2 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 'I r THE LASJ RY Tl1e Senior Class of 1949 entered Aurora Iligh School, September, 1945. Like all oth- er freshmen heretofore, we were unacquain- ted with, what seemed to ns, a very large place. We were caught in wrong rooms, which was humiliating. The upperclassmen regarded us as greenies. However, we got off to a good start by electing our class of- ficers: president, Joe Hansclibachg vice- president, Don Marksberry: secretary, lion- na Borgman: and treasurer, Hill Hackman. After the initiations were over, we had a very successful year. We thought, Oh, -if cafe zrere just 'H1I1JCl'Clll88HlCll.lu But tl1e year sped by comparatively fast and good old summer vacation was l1ere before we knew it and we could forget school studies. In September, 1946, we were a little bit closer to our goal as we entered the sopho- more class. This year, much to our joy, even though we were not seniors nor even juni- ors, we were 11ot regarded as green fresh- men a11y longer. This year we elected our officers as follows: president, Bill Back- man, vice-president, David Scudderg secre- tary, Vesta Peters, treasurer, Donald Ha- ker. XVe had a float and entered it in the Aurora Farmer's Fair. lt won first prize which made us all very happy. It was t'The World of Peace. lVe had a very successful school dance and presented tl1e Christmas 1l1t'll.1J1'0g'1'2l1l1 which went over with 110 one missing lines or cues. Even though we were still underclassmen, we were a little more acquainted with Aurora High School, its faculty, and the various IICNV students. We left school that May with a most glorious feeling, Newt year :cc will be zlpperclass- men. .lt lustfu In September of 19-LT, when we came back we were saddened by tl1e death of our well- admired principal, Mr. Wegener. lVe, like all who had attended Aurora High School, 1nour11ed his death. This year Mr. Flick fill- ed this vacancy and was a successful prin- cipal. We were excited, from tl1e beginning about our class rings and the Junior-Senior l'rom. Class officers elected were president, Don Marksberry, vice-president, Bill Back- mang secretary, Charlotte llennerlineg and treasurer, Joe Ranschbach. lVe were thrill- ed whe11 we heard, Pay the rernzaining flue nnmuntt Ill!-ll you, may get your class 1'ings. ' XVe were now, not only upperclassmen, but sporting class 1-ings as well. The seniors all looked at ou1- rings, and our faces beamed with joy, for we thought our rings were the prettiest yet. lVe presented the Thanksgiv- ing program which went over quite well. XVith the assistance of our sponsors, Miss Coats, Mr. Abshire, and Mr. Gabbard, our Junior-Senior l'l'0lIl was superb. XVe decor- ated tl1e gymnasium to represent Stardust and had an excellent orchestra. A very ex- citing moment was when Hill Hackman crowned Martha Schmeltzer t,lucen of the Bull. This was a very successful year for everyone. We left school with a wonderful feeling. lVe came back for the last time in Sep- tember, 19-LS, with a total of sixty-four sen- iors. lVe were really a happy group, for we were seniors and turning the last leaf of a ftmrever-to-be-relnembered period in our lives. Ulass officers elected were: president, Dale Husseg vice-president, Joe B2lIlSl'lllltll'll, sec- retary, Floyd Langon, and treasurer, Ilon- na Borgman. Now that graduation is al- most here, the goal we have been striving to reach for four years is bet'o1-e us. We are happy, but we are also rather sad. For some seniors, school days are over: for others, college is ahead. lYhen we seniors saw- the last basketball game and football game, rea- lizing that it was tl1e last we would partici- pate in, we were rather sad. We felt quite grown up and proud when we had our senior photos taken, selected our Annual Board with Blanche Scholle heading the list, and most of all, when we ordered our announcements and our caps and gowns. The time is almost here and our advice to all underclassmen is 11ot to be too anxious, for some day you will be seniors. too. For us seniors, a career and the art of becoming really grown up and accepting real responsibility in life lies before us. Al- ready some of the senior girls have begun to accept responsibilities, as can well be seen by the tll2llll0lltlS which are being worn by Peggy Schofstoll, .loan Miller, Delores Lyons, Margie Hastings, Doris Boggs, and t'lara Long. Pcggy Sclzofstoll Francis rMf'I1fl'IlyllIill Page Twenty-T11-ree P' JOPHE, J Tl1e Class of 1949 is having a big reunion this year tlfjtitlj and we drove down a few days early to visit some of our friends and former classmates and to look over the town before the crowd gets in. As we were nearing Aurora we noticed a big night club called Lllh'Clflf?ll'uv,' deciding to stop and have a coke we were greeted by none other than llave Scudder, the owner. He asked us to stay for the floor show, compliments of the house. The biggest surprise of the evening was the entertainment, that lovely torch- singer, Connie Scharf, who did a splendid dance routine. Then Dick lletmer, world-- famous comedian, kept us in a constant up- 1-oar of side-splitting laughter, with hilar- ious acts. Picking up T110 ldust 1'UfliIl'lllt' Yearly NIIII at the lb-X station owned and operated by llon Waldon and Kenneth Riddle, we find the editor to be none other than Lawrence Hillman. lleadlines are startling to read as we find -Ieanette Wesemann. the gay divor- cee, heading for Reno again. On the theater page we read where Donna liorgman is giv- ing a piano concert at Varnegie Hall. Turn- ing to the sports section we see that the Mud Center Wallowers are favored to take the state this year. t'oach Ed -lames is entirely responsible for the lVallowers' success. Was that a comet that just whizzed by? No, it was only playboy liill Hackman driv- Page Tnvfnty ing his swanky new Cadillac convertible. Hy his side was his gorgeous blonde wife, the former Vesta Peters. Un the outskirts of town we see the Den- nerline College for Girls, founded by Miss Charlotte llennerline. iWho's that they just threw out the door? Uh, l see, it's Don Fas- eltine. Hardly recognized him in the skirt and wig. As we enter the business district we pass the Hussung Dry Cleaning estab- lishment. owned and operated by George Hussung. Further up Main Street we come to Mai-ksberry and l'Ill6S1I12lIl'S Motorcycle Shop. Seeing Blanche Scholle, we stop her for some of the tow11 gossip. She finds out a lot of news by operating Blanche's Beauty Sa- lon. XVe hear that Vic Grieve and lllayton Bushman are all-star halfbacks at Indiana l'niversi'ty. But the biggest shock comes when we hear that Ed Nelson is the warden at Sing-Sing. Well. isn't that where every- body said he would end up? Norman Brown looks very contented sit- ting in front of his l'ool Hziom. Business must be good. 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Nlzlry Kay .l:u'ksm1, sm-limi. Virginian -Inu-ksnn, shmxi XGUIII I'lnllis Hviiilqing, IQJIIIIVUYII S1-Illlvk. QIIIWI, 11iIl'UI'Yll l,:lIlii-4-. Mr. llultnlm Sul Huw: llll Huw: lulm llnusv, Rollin 5l:1nI'4ml'4I. llmmhl lSi1l- -l1'l'l'.Y lllllalv, Hula:-1-I llolrills nllm Milton l:ill1'lll'lHl'. XV:I.Yll1'Slllilll, limi' SZll1'llWiH. Wzillm-1' -IUIIIISIUII, Hnmlmu Nh ilsl Fl1'lIlillg'. -ll'l'l'.Y Malrlin. Viviun' Nlillvr. Lzlllglilill, lnlillllilill -lulrsl, Hvntix lnulml Lum-s lm:-Im-ll. Use-:nr lluglu-S. Huy Pvnn- -lzunws Kinvzulm-, llmml-il 'I'4-rl-ill lulnn Ibn lll l4lll. G4-iw l'IIllII4'l'. -Izunvs lb:-1:4-gc-, -Inv liinlillv, l'rryf1' yvlliflulf-7'llI'I'1' Cf ig .. - , il i fi. we X vu L,, f 91. SQL M Y ZX QQ NIZAT 'J BA 10 x ,R N H O GAA. 5 X F.F.f5x. BAND CHQRUS A.cLue A-HI LITE El 3 HLYCLUB I-NGLEE CL ue WI! LATIN CLUBW SUNSHINE CLUB ,W .1 .J .1 ,Jf ,' Y, ,J ' J f 'nf J XT nu YT Q u wc 'L A JJ ,L ,' MJ - lyk ,. ,ff 11,4 Vfli 2 sl Huw llwfl fn riyflllr 2 -losvpln l-Szu1s1-l1- Sl'l'Ullll Row: Mr. lillgmelu- Gallnluml. Mario lhlill. lbmnm Iiurglnzln. .Xntlmny Nlvlvw. f:l'0QllI V. Alun Nc-wvll. -lumh K1-law. Ilvr- lbulv Ilussm-, Fluyal lmllgunn. slwl ,Kvnip 'l'l1i1-1l Iiuw: l'vggy fiilllllblwll. lmnnzl liussa-, Mau-vm-I I:l'2lIll'l'. M4-lvin Rullmzm. Rollin Mzmlm-al. UFl I1'I'lRS l'rvsi1l1-nt .... . . .Xlllllmly Mvym' xvil'1 l,l'l'Si1l1'lli .... .... I bill? I-lllssv Sl'4'l'0l2ll'-V-Tl'l'ilSll1'l'l' .. .. lhlllllil I-Sm-gnmn I'uy0 Tlairfy-S'i4r f ' 41 S x ' m 5 xyikj by, Q,i5,iff,gij,tt , n Ll - PARP First Huw Hvff to riylltj: lbmm lmnk. Soruml Row: Elsa iillllll, lilzillrlle Sc-holla 1':iiZ2lill1iil Muttux, L4-on Kelly, Vorins- ,iuill Vi0ll XVzltts, Lois Gray, Dtblllltl Borg S1-lien-t', Alillflil' fifliillllilll. mam. R4-te-1-0111-e books. inrluding 0lll',Vl'iUll0Iii2lS, dir- timlzlries, detailed study of thv l'2ll'ti rzltzllog, :xml Hiezulmws' Guidr. iliNiUl'.V of hunks and liln-:ll-ies. 2ll'l'2lllg.fPlllPllf ut' the lmuks on the sllelves. provos- sing new hunks, 2ll'0 the V2ll'iUllS typos of zlrtivi- tirs studiml lay the i1iiH'2ll'i2lIlS in their weolcly 1-lass IIIPPHIIQS. In :uiclition to this, tlw Senior Liill'2ll'i2lIlS lmvv :1Ite1'mltv4i week Eliltlllf to assist in the zulminis- trzltion uf the Junior High LiiDl'2ll'y. Tillilllglfil ilffl'2ll'iiY9 exhibits and displays, the I4iibl'Zll'j' has tried to illl'l'0flSl' student intvrvst in l'9Zl1iiIlQ'. Page Tllfirty-Seven, SUNG LI.Ef!l First limi' tlvjf In riyltllz lillmlzi Witty! S1-4-mul Huw: lim-is Konus, Suv Swzlnsml, mm-1-, l'll-VlllS Xvtllm-rlzuul, lltlllllil liurgllnzln. fl l tV?' N ?5PU'l-YfU l- NFUUU4' AVVN- filW'l1l 1 -lvilll Mzllsml, Miss Smith, Ann Ulrutt, Luis Slcidmm-v, Malry 4 an-ulyn lH1llll0I'lllll', -Iuzln , ,. . . . l:llSllNVUl'lll, Juni- Ki-uso. Mzlrv Kan' -lurk- 1 1 1 1 hrzlv. XUVIIIII lXlll4lI'l'. Mnriuru- S1-lnmitll. ml Vlmhn Imwl mm ' ' s , z - j 1 ,ya . 'l'l1ir4l Pow: l'llVllis l'vinl'in'f, 'llll0llll'l Run- . X ' X X ' l'llllll'lll Huw: Mzxrlvm- Stmwlmmlcvi-, Limlzl -. '.. .,4 . l- .' , .. 1 . .. 7 , yin, lfmnus .l.1mcsmx, Lmillc lilqltlj, lilll Wpsmmunl' Andwy Stow' Rusulw Huxtm., lmrzl llnlllnwym- Sm- Maittox, Soma: XVIIIP. l.gl.,m.il.K. Krug' Glmiys Hmuks. Mm.gm.1.f flllllltlvlltl Xvlwlsirk, Yvstn l'vtvrs. Mzljvl Smith, -Ivy Vllvvlc, lil'Ul'QIlil Lew llzlvivs, l':ll1- Vurtis. lsl hymns. Ul+'l4'l1'lCliS l'l'1'Sllll'lll .............. lmnnzl H0l 'lll2lll P Yirl--l'i-vsillvnt . .. -Ivan Matson Sl'1'l'l'l2ll'-Y . Ann Olrott 'l'1'c-:lslii-w .. . Luis Gray 'l'lu- SllllSllllll' Sm-it-ty. tliiw-rtwl lay Miss At l'llI'lSllllilS timv tlugv lu-lil tht-ir alnmlsll Mnxinv Smith, lms lu-1-n tllllll'2l1'llVl'1llll'lllQI rambling party :tml llw vxrlluilgv ul' gills. tln- past ye-zur. 'l'lwy sl-nt two 1l0ll'gIZlll'S to This Sorivty NVZIS zllsu tlw sponsor of two uf tlw Sunshine- Stzntv 4'mn'vntiml :lt Now- tlw sl-luml claim-vs, tlw 'illirlniglzf Jlusqncr- ranstll-, Mnrrli Bti, 19419. 'l'ln- nc-w prvsillvnt fnlf ' mul il Slll'lllgL1lilIl1'l'. will luv il elvlm-g.f:ltv for ilu- Sunsliim- llilllllb lu-lul in -lmw. l'uyr' 7'l1i1't,11-lfiylrf 1 U Y V4 , i 9 ,x g !f,i9 First Huw tlvfz' to riylzfbz 'fum lizil-gvilt, SUf'Ullli Huw: llmmlel Waildmm. Ilzlllivl Fun lusn-ph Hzzllsm-lllnzlvli. I'11ll'l l'2ll'iS1l. 1'l:l'vlm1 zxwzly, lmsrvi- Allllbi, Xurnlzln Millvr. llmmalhl Bnslmmu, lmle- Iiussv, H2l,Vlll0ll1l Vonnwziy, IqZliS9l', William Ilzluntz, f'il2ll'lf'S XV9l'llf-'I' 11-110 Wozxvm-. F1-ml Sums. Furl l':VPl'SlllZlll. Iqlllllltjlll Riddlv, lmimlil Kvttmrlvi-ink, lmn lusppll I-liqlqllp, :lm Lill UHl'ff4'. 'Phil-nl Row: linlwl-I Iivc-1-slmln. Ralph Von- I+'mu'th Huw: Imlv .XSl1l'l'2li'f. -Isuzu-s hung .lW2l,V, liiigrvilc Imvis. Ilmvzml Lutlirv, Alam f'ilill'IliN Mzlftux. -lzunvs I':11'ish. Huy P01111 Silllllv, Wullsu-v Wittv. lisfzll l'0l'l'iV2li. Viv- ingtun, Iivlalnfl Iiillzlsvy, William Mnttox Im' Groiw, l+'1-ml Anmi, William XVvIwr, Milton H1111-lwlm-, f,Sl'2ll' Hnglws, Franklin Chau-les l'1-zlft. -147181, -If'l'l'-Y lmvv, llmltl-nv -lurmlun. UFl+'Il'lCRS l'l'vsi4im1f ............. lyillll liussv Vim-41-l'1-vsi4lv11t . . li:1yl'm1:1w:1,v Sm-l'efIz1l i' . Umm XVPZIVUI' 'l'1-v:ls1l1-v1- .. ....... l':2ll'l l'z11-islf llvpm-tvr .. .. Vlziytuin lilwlllllilll I'uyr' 7'l1irf,1f-.Yin1' 1 . lin-st Row tlvfl In riyfllll: Lin-illv lfli-zuly, St-vmnl linw: lilt'll2ll'tl lla-tllwr, liunnltl Xlnm N1-1-I4-y, l'ltlWIll'tl S1-llmn-gg, lingvin- Slcitliiimw, -ltillll li:ll1v,t'lil'l'm-tl llzlll, lfnlwrt llt-nry, Mrs. Sinipsnn, linnslltl Wt-llvr. lin- llnlt. limlm-y In-iiiwi-liiw. Ilan-lm:-at Kzirstvt- 'fu' S1-Iinlz, l':lnl:1 l..wns. -lainvt Alnlnn, tt-r, Suv Swanson, Man-y t':lrnlyi1 lll'llllt'l'- I llllt'S lll'tN'QQt'. llllt'. l'l1ii-tl lluwg .ln .Xnn l'llllllit'. li2ll'lI2ll'2l llnll- F0111-tli Huw: Yivtul' Nlillt-r, -l2llllt'S liill'l- lIlt'.Yt'l'. Yiulzl Wzllkt-1-. .Xlisszl llzllu-r. lmlwittzi nc-ll. lll2llltlt'llt' Ntflwlsin-lc. Ann Ulvntt, -lnnv lnnlu-, Yii-ginin -l1lt'liStlll. lluth llvnsvln-n. Ki-usv. -lust-ph Klint, tivrzllsl llni-risnn, Sn- l 4lw:1l'1l fll'l'SllillIl, Imstvl- Milt-s, -Inna-t Rim-. nin NYinv. -lt'l'l'.Y 5lill'llll. tll l lt'l'IIlS l'i-4-sitlvnt ........ . ..... lillgvm- llc-nrgv Vim--l'l't-sitlt-lit . . lielwzn-el S4-limit-gg St't'l'tll2ll'lY ..... llngor S1-linlz 'lll't'2lSlll't'l' . . l'itll'lHll'il lltllllllt Yt'l' Tha-l,:1tinl'Inlus4-1-instnlwmnAut'tlwlvns- Lust yt-:lr Ml-s, Simpson Mitt-i-4-tl lim' pn- st mggniiizzutiniis in tlnf st-linnl. 'l'ln-lv lmlnl pils in tlw llistrivt Itzitin Vnntvst :intl this tlwii' lllt1t'llllg,fS twin- :n inuntli, 4-wi-.V ntlwi' yvzir will t'Illt'l' sunn' nl' ln-1' lwttvr stntlt-nts lmlstlny night. At tlwst- nn-vlings tlngv sing. in tln- first. st-mml :intl tliiiwl tlivisiuns. nlzly QZIIIWS, :intl lnlvv rt-pul'ts:l111l plziys .l'llfff' l rn'Iy Hi-Litre Staff s tow: tlffl In riflhfl : -Io Ann lflllllce. H411-411111 How: V1-lmu With 'llulnln liullyzln. Vestal l'1-ters, LflXVl'I'llt'P VEIIIQV, Alma Neeley, I':2ll'l hlllln in Ullillqllfft' l,t'llll4'l'lllll!, f1lill'2l Long. Yioll Walker Editor-in-cfhief ,,,, Asscciate Editors ,,,, Business Manager ...., Circulating Manager Sports Editors ...,.,i,, Feature Editor .,...., Associate Editor Exchange Editor ,.... Reporters ....,..,,,,,. Photo Editor ,, Typists , 'l'l1ir1l How: Alltllolly All',Vl'l', llmmltl Halle. l 4lw:n-el Gl'i'Sll1llIl, lhvk lletnlei ll we Srini- flor. First Semester .,.,.,..Lawrehre Gillman r,,,,r.Cliarlotte Dennerline Vesta Peters Thelma Runyan ,,.....Dick Detmer ,Dave Scudder Don Rahe Eddie Gresham Barbara Karstetter Anthony Meyer ,,,,,,,Beverly Mulvaney Jo Ann Funke ,...,..Clara Long ..,,,,,Dick Detmer David Scudder Alma Neeley Viola Walker Velma Witte ,Beverly Mulzaney Dan Rane, Dick Detmer, i:Donna Borgman S1-hofstoll Second Semester Charlotte Dennerline Eddie Gresham Vesta Peters Thelma Runyan Anthony Meyer Don Rahe Lawrence Gillman Barbara Karstetter Anthony Meyer Beverly Mulvaney Barbara Karstetter Dirk Detmer David Srudder fklma Neeley Velma Witte Beverly Mulx aney Not on A. Hi Lite Staff l'f1yw l'Y'H'f.If-UIII' -, lim lZll'2l lx llstttitl '1Peggy -fiJ:s,J'4 I - ,,j V1 J,f s E E I E fl f KE - 2 ff - J-fi 4 f- First Huw tlvff Io riylafi : 'l'I1vlnm Maison, Sei-mid Row: Milclrvd Surtwvll, liivssiu Ruth S1111-v -lu Wzllstmi. Mrs. lhlitlivi-, lgil1'llill'2l Y1ilIlG'HI1llllIS, U2ll'0lj'll Lilfllgftl, Imris Hus- llnliimgvvr. sung, Patsy S01-twell. Tliird Huw: lilszi llunn, Hefty Hilkor, Phyllis Greive, Agnus Al'llllbl'lISf0l'. 'l'l1v f'2lfl1ft'l'i2l Sizlfl' 1-misisfs ui' fliirfvvii grirls :ind Mrs. H1'llflllfl'. 'Fhvse girls 1-oi-vivo il frm- sm-liuul iunvli for working: in tho calfv- tvrizn wwli day. Hy working in the Cafeteria Ilia-sv girls gift 1-xlwi-ivlic-o in coulcvigv and lknul sol-Vic-ci. 'l'lw vzxlbfvi-izi is llsvd by gflildlx sclioioi chil- mlrvn, -lllllilil' High, lligggh Scfliool and teach- UPS. l'll,Iff' l IlI'lL.lf-,IVHVI Raimi' 0. lfffif an From 1940-42 Mr. Millon led the Aurora Hand. Returning after his stay as a Lieutenant Commander in the Vnited States Navy. he taught for a year and a halt' tI!I4T'4Sj. He was forced to leave Aurora because of ill health. In a letter to the school he tells us of l1is new position as manager ot' the George Lander-'s Music Company, located in Vlarinda, lowa. Ut' course. we all missed him very much, hut knew he had to leave and so tried to express our feelings hy giving hin1 a going-away party, at which he was presented with a Silver Uonserve, engraved with the words: ,'l.ll.N. .llusir Ilcprlrt- arent, 1949. The t'hoir, Girls' Glee t'lnh, and the Boys' Glee Club are under the direction of Miss Smith. She has done a wonderful jolt with these groups. This last year she has had a new ven- ture under her wing..that of the Music Appreciation Class. Their studies range from the composers of the tenth century to the present day. Of course. they learn to do a hit of writing themselves. l'roof of Miss Smith's ahility is the fact that her groups are in demand for many social functions. ula1414.G' ,fm Mr. Crocker arrived the second semester to take charge of the Hand aml all has gone smoothly under his capahle gui- dance. There was an addition to the family soon after his arrival. A little girl of five pounds, ten ounces, to he called Marsha Lynn. 'l'he Hand has worked very hard and the year has been a full one. All appreciate the zest with which Mr. Crocker goes at his work as director. Page l orty-7'h1'ee igx J lst Row: Carolyn Longcamp, Marilyn Evans, Clarol Rice. Joyce Graham, Mary Jackson, Ann Olcott. Charlotte Walker, Charlotte Dennerline. Treva Busse, Mr. Millon. 2nd Ro-W: Janet Rice, Marjorie Schmidt, Donna Busse, Daisy Billingsley, Joan Morehead, ,Alissa Ba- ker. Margaret Smith, Joan Miller, Martha Schmelt- zer. 'ird Row: Velma Witte, Delores Fillenworth, Geneva Negangard, Linda Weseman, Donna Borgman, Con- nie Scharf, Barbara Karstetter, Phyllis Netherland Sue Mattox. UFFIFICRS 1 V ii , J 4th Row: Dale Busse, Norman Miller, Gene Weaver. Roger Schulz, Melvin Rullman, Arthur Rahe, Donald Rahe, Don Rust, Eddie Van'Gombos, Robert Burris. 5th Row: Arthur Jackson, James Dartnall, Jerry Wright, Robert Green, Kenneth Taylor, Arnold Ren- ner, Victor Miller, Donald Kettenbrink, Rodney Den- nerline. 6th Row: Ralph Baxter, Dan Meyer, Jim Slayback, Floyd Langon, Robert Holt, Jimmy Droege, Bdb Wright, Lynn Welber, Estal Percival, Charles Dewers. ACTIVITIES l're-sident ........... ihItll'filil SCilIll6ItZ9l' Flwfbflll Gilllles CUIIYGST - April fl Vive-l'i-esimlent .. ....... Bob lvright Home Basketball Gaines May Day - May 1 Some-tzii-y .... .. llonna Boi-ginan Pep Sessions Special I',I'0gl'fllllS Liln-arizins ............... Estal Percival Farniers' Fair Concert Bam-z11z1111'ez1te - May I.. Melvin Hullman -lack Tandy FH1'lll9l'S' Fair Pai-axle C0lllIll9Ill'9lllQllt - May livery tiny the seveutll pm-ind the Band is The numbers that were played this year ln-all-il playing 0Vt'l'illl'PS and marclies. ill the Vflllfvst ure: Urcrturc .. .. . .. !'llf1VIH7ll' 'l'l1vrv :ire fiftvsix lllPlllib9l'S in the 15211111 Jllarz-lz, .... Smvcmltcmz. this your. lt is inure lmzilzillvetl than it has Come Nmulay Ul'0l'fIll'C' . . . . . . Pastel Moods ever been in former years. Pugr- 1lYUI'fLlj-Ilvlllll' lst llnw: .Xlllll'0'Y SlUl'l Y, Xl2ll'll,Yll l'lV2lllS. lmnnzl llUl'QlIl2lll, Alillzl' -lulls N1ll'lIl2l lilll4ll'l'. l'l1.vllis Xvlllwlzlllll. lmm- l,u11g1v:lll1p. -l2llll'l Him-. Ilzv gl'll'l'. Miss 5l'lXlllU glllllll, l'-ull-1 lv- , ' ' ' X ' , ', , , ' ' f' hal Huw: Lynn Holm-r. ling . fvlls. -lmln Xl: 1eln.ul Mlm-1:1 hlqnlnnn-4-, Nil- , , , I, X husl. 1 lmrlos llvwm-rs, lfluul l..1ugm1 I :ul 4 mm- . 1-rm-. , , lllll'Sl'lllIlll, lXl'IlllUfll l':1ylrn lilll llblllvbll P Lml lluwzz Mau-ilyn llilkvr. lil-tty llilkvr. lil l' ': .l: liz -lz BlZll'lUl'll' N-lnnmlt lllzzllwlll Nl2lll'llX, Fun- I Um HHN H H , ' , , , Xllllllll Hllllllllll liel Ywlliimullms Iinln llnll lm- S1-11:11-l. Blznl-gw l-if-1-knmn. l'4-gggv Svlml- , . , ', , 1 , , ' , -ll'l'l V Nl!-lglll. Install ll-l'm'1x.1l slml, l lml-lultv IM-lllwl-llllv, X vstzl ll-lvrs. Strung, llwp vuim-s :mel 1l4ll1.ll4 lllgll mms, slum' ilu-ir lwst wln-n llmmn tw ,V piw-11 is lllUYlllg1 when sung nt Ul l ll'l'IllS lmys :xml girls f sit is lilu .1 sllmlff 4 , . , V X minwl ti4l4- llmt swvvps vnu ull mm lul I 1-vslalvnl .. I' loyl llzllnggml ,, ' Y, I, ll t Fl I D lln--v ll2lYl' Iwvn VI'I'.Y lmsx tllls xc ll 1--- l .'l cn .. 1-lr -wvrs - - ll 'N' ' U l Al'llllSlll'l' llzly l'mg,Q1.1n1 5l'l'l'l'l2ll V ..., ....... l 54-tty llllkvr Tllmlksg-giving l.l.0U I,iln':lri:ms 4'l1:lrlnltc- In-nm-rlinv l'ln'islmz1s l'rogr: Funnix- Sm-Imrl' Sunslnim- liusts-r l'mg,5n.1n1 l'i:misl .. . lmnnzl lllillflllilll ll 'll ll 'll.V llllllm lieu-1-anlzull-e-atv thplwus Club Fvs UI l'IlffI' l m'l,l1 l'il 0 livzll rf-11-flu 1ll lun Nl llllll 'Hi ts XJ Q lst How: th-ui-gint Lvv liavivs, Paula Lyons, ss Maxinv Slnith, Hvtty Ililkvr, Marilyn llllkvr, Suv Swanson, Phyllis Xvthvrland, Xudrvy Storvy, Suv Mattux, lim-otliy Stark. 'nd Huw: Gloria Skidnmrv, fi2liill'1'ill0 hut-ks, tlladvs liruuks, Hvatrivv iil'llW, . P' Mary Kay Javkson, t'arulyn Ltlllgvillllp, Ma liiauvr, liarhara Ilollnlvyvr Ul l lt'l'IliS I rvsidvnt ................. N lt't'-llI't'Sifit1lli . . M 1-rvtary .. . ..... vrarians . . l'hy rjuriv St'illllitii, -lanvt Kit-v, Marvvl Hvtty llilkvr arilyn Hilkvr Suv Swanson liis Nvthvriand Xudrvy Sturvy Zird Row! Natlinv At-ra, fiiillltltdit' Nvlwl- sick, lbunna Iitwginain, Vvsta l'vtvrs, Pvggggy Wvlvh, Sunia Winv, Marilyn livans, Varul Hit-v, Mary t'arnlinv llvnnvrlinv, Um-inv St-harf, Itllizahvtli Mattux. 4th Row: -luy Vhvvk, -loan Mnrvhvad, Lu- villv Brady, l'vg,5g,5y St-llnfstull, Marlvnv Unn- away, Nm-nla Kindvr, Margiv lic-vkinan, Mary -Ivan Kidd, livtty Turnvr, -lanv Nvv- lvy, l't-ggi' Valnphvll. Whvn you think of a frvsh, spring nmrn- ing, with thv sun shining and swvvt hirds singingg, .vnu havv thv vlusvst thing to thv tlirls' tllvv tfluh. Nothing awakvns your hvart fastvr than thv sound ot' thvir voivvs, lrlvndvd i'UjIt'fllt'l', to thv PIljU.Vlllt'Ili ut' all. This yvar thvlv partiviatvd in thv Minstrvl Show and sang at' thv Urphvus. I'1l.qf' I m'f'Ij-NU' V 1 BQW5 GE Q lst Huw: linger Hvhulz. Allflllbllj' Mvyc-V, 111-fl Huw: Arnold R4-nm-1-. Hola:-1-I th-vm-n If'l'l'lY W1-ight, William .lUllllSf0Il, lisfzll Mvlvin l+'vl1l-lllzm, -ll'l'l',V Iflxlll. Xvilliillll Neg l'f'l'l'iYill. 1'h:1rIvs llmvvrs, IIPIIIIPHI 'l':1ylm-. ly, Hzllpll lizlxte-lg Floyd Lznlgml. Jml Huw: Miss Smith, Iimlm-,V IM-nmfrlim-, ith Now: Walton' -IUIIIISIUII. Vim-tor Millvl' Iinlwrt Holt, -luv Kvnt. Llvnn XVvlw1-, lid. -IZIIIIUS l,2ll'fllilH, liulwrt HUlPiIlSUll, -Il'l'l N XYZIINIIIIIIIIHS, lluln Ifm-tum-, F1-ml llmlsomzm. Rulrlv. l':1lNV2ll'll Szltvllwill. -lm-I-y Marlin. Ralph lfllllllllillf. 'ry 'l'lws1lzly in tlw sm-luml 'Y1'2ll'. this UFl Il'lCliS gl-ullp truis In Ifmnn 5 fm- il lN'l'ilNl of lwlll l'r41si4IvnI .............. l'll:u'lvs llvwvrs wlllmlimu :xml l'4'l'l'K'ZlfiUll. 'l'h4-ir rvmlitimns xVil'l'-l,l'1'Ni4ll'llf . . Iistul l'1lm'iv:ll lmw Ilw stimulating quzllity of liw-. t'rw. Sm-1-1-14:11-ix' ................ -Il'l'l',V Wright ,xllll'l'il'2lll 'Vll1lHl. 'l'l14gv :Irv :I li2ll't ul' H11- I,illl'2ll'i2lIlN .... Hill -IUIIIISUII, 'l'm1y Blvyvr Sunshiml Iizlsfm- l'1'1vg1-21111 :xml llzlw :lp- lH'Zll'l'fI :lt llw Urpllvus Vlulr. l'1ly1r' l'v0I'f!f-Nf'I'I'Il ,sr K W it ,,...-M S , ,iw is 7 - .sw wg V. ,, .wily ba. W-gp-:NNE-, M A4 :Zi 'Quan-M wp if , ...rv v- W'.Li .fr 2 K Q ii fem 712 N af ' 0 CX ffif' UKQESQXYXQE 0 J Z IW l'rl1 1' l rn'fl - Y' ' lst How: Vvstzl l'vl4-rs, liill li2lClilll2l1l, Eli- zzllwtll Mzlllox. lfml Huw: Mr. EIIQPIIO fl2l,llll2ll'll, Dm-otlly lvllllll2lllSll'li. Alun Nvwvll. 'f'L 4Il' B+ f A NJJ ff 'lllll' znllllvtim- Imam! is i'Ullllll'lS0ll ol' svllim-s llllllllli ilu- Qlll1l2lll1'0Hf tho l'1-illvipzllumlllw Sulwrinlvmlvllt. 'l'l1m-V :ml llSllilllV svlvvtwl ln' flu- sllulvnl lmcly :ls il wlmlv. Tlwy l'0llll'0l tho ilflllt'lllI activities of llw sm-luml. 'l'l1v llll'lllll0l'S sm-ll :xml tzlkv tim-lwts Ill lmslcvt- lvzlll, lhotlmll. trau-li, :xml lmselnlll gallm-s. 'l'l1m-lv also mln 2l1lY0l'llNlIlQ lm' tlw grzllnos. 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F1-11111-is B1211111lg.f1'V wzls il 1+'ig11t111- 1'i1o1 in 11111 M111-i1111 A Y Air V111-ps 11-11111 19411 to 19411. 111 19411 1111 111111111111 1'111-111111 11111 L 1 111111 QVUZII' 111 1121111 11111 1111311111 of 11I11'1l1'141l' of 1'11j'S1l'111 11111111111- Q tion. 1V11i111 1111111111i11g 1'111-111111, 1111 11111y1111 111111111111 111111 1211112111 5 111 1V11s1si1111 High 8111111111 i11 1,111'11,v111111. 1111 111so 111111111g1111 11111 5 2 1 1 V111111'1111s of I+'11r11ig11 1vZ11'S 11111111 11111111. , :'i A1211111lg.f1.Y, 111111151 11111111 111111111111 l'll11l'11. 111111 il 11111'11 111'ivi11g.5 1 b 11-11111. '1'111111g11 wi1111i11g1 two 11111 111' six QZIIIIPS. 111- 111111 I1 15111111 1 1 s1111so11, 1'1111si11111'i11g 111111 111is is .Xl11'01'2l'S s111-111111 y11111' of 1 1 st1'11ig11t 11-1112111 1'11111111111. 1111 wi11 111s11 1111 11111111 1111s11111111 1'11111-11 1 this s111'i11g'. HM111' 1111s 11111111 21 fi1111 j1111 111is 'V1'il1' 111 .1111'01'51. 1111 is w1111-1ik1111 115' 1111111 f211'1111-V 111111 s1111111111s. l'1ly1' l if1',lf-H1111 S1 Y A . , . xilff'1lI Il. Flvlllillgl. -I. Hlllvh-. 3111 Row: F. Lilllgjfiill, J. Hill'l'iSKDll, 'l'. M1-,vel - 1 I Ka-nt. .luv Kvnt, ll. Kvnt. ll. S1-mlslvl-. Isl Huw: -I. Slzlylmvk. IC. Vzulfmnllmus, 14. '- 1 Nuns, U. HIISIIIIIZIII, rrlphlin. V. G11-iw, li. lqulmsiulg, 4111 Huw: Ii. l'vrvivul, -I. Wright, li. W1-igggllt 'ml Row' I G-llnln-ml f'I'ilIf'iINll li H'l4.I'- W. lirwin. ullalvfir- 1lir1'r-fm',' N. Kinm-H. Ii mam. IG. -lzmws, 'l'. Gumlpzlslvlg Ii. I'vtv1-smn, Hflxtw- F- MilffiU?fl.V- -' U- Mf'5'W'- I' L. Wvlwr. M. Rlllllllilll. ll. 1'ilSOHiIll'. HIISY. Q V ii -5 ..... Puyv l iffy-7'1ru EQ TUB Aurora 6 - Lawrenceburg 46 Playing their first gtlllltt under their new coach, Mr. Mattingly, the Aurora llr'rils lost to their more experienced neighbors up the river. Aurora 16 - Taylor 33 The Taylor l'cllou'jucL'cts r' of Ohio put the hex on the Hella Devils who fell short three touchdowns in their last nninute rally, and took the decision from the Ilcrilsl, 33-16. Aurora 13 - Harrison 6 The Speedy Red llcvils defeated the lVilfh-nfs of Iluvrrison, in a hard-fought contest at Harrison. This was the first, hut well-earned, victory for the Devils against two defeats. Aurora 0 - Western Hills 44 The powerful lVestern Hills Maroon- ers of Cincinnati defeated the Aurora Ilcrils by a one-sided score of 0-44. L GBEILJ Aurora 13 - North Vernon6 The Aurora Rczl Ilcvils chalked up their second victory of the season by downing the hig Pnntlzicrs of North Vernon. Aurora 6 - Shelbyville 38 The Golden, Bears of Shelbyville over- powered the Red Devils and l'2lIl away with tlie game after the first quarter in which the llerils were trailing hy only o11e point. Aurora 6 - Beechwood 38 The Beechwood Tigers of Fort Mitchell overpowered the Aurora Devils. Slay- hack ran their last kickoff eight yards for the llcrils' only touchdown. Aurora 6 - Connersville 19 The Ilerils put up a determined fight hut were overpowered hy the Spartans. This inarked the last appearance for the seniors, Faptain Flayton lillSlllll21Il, Victor Grieve, Jr.: Estal Percival. lion Faseltine, and lid -l2llllPS, in the llcril grid uniform. Page Fifty-Th ree A' 'hw' U' V4 x , 5 L m ,wk ?ii , . + if X 2 , 1 5 .Q ,:., V. g I i my f ' J ,g f -:I , K f I X A gf :JV Q sg' J X ,W I 1 Q N 1 1 Jw A : W wi b,,, ,. 1 Nl W V l'IljjF luiffllf-,'v0ll7' li I HV1 N 1f'rer1l. ' JA MH S Rated as one of the host cen- ters in the S0llfl19flSf61'll confer- ellvv, lid will ho gi-elzltly llllSSt'Il on next .l'0ill S twun. Also il fake shot artist, lid was onv whom no onv 1-onld stop. JIM Nll'lSlI SLA YHAVK Fans will sw El lot of -lint nvxt .V02ll', for living only at -lun- ior, ho hzls lwvn :1 rognlnr for l the past two yt-airs. Playing for- ward, .lim was ont- of tho most ziggressivv lll2l'Vl'1'S on the sqnzul :intl gggzivv :ill ho haul alll tho time. .I0l'l l lusl1 l3ANSt'l1l4Al'Il Joe, Cilllfillll, and one ol thv snmllcr gllZll'1lS, was notwl for hls nlnllty to IIIUVO on :1 last- ln-onk. -loo wus onv who iwvvi' would givv up trying, owl! it' tht- otitis wc-rv against him. t' , Wir ,XJ -1, nl LX flrlllljfu lll ' ILXSIA K A hnrsl. fnst plziyvlg who pro vwl his i'Zlll2llPlllf,V :ls Irving l'0QIlll3ll' in his Junior yvzir, will ht- at snrv stan-tor nvxt your. l'uyr' , l.ff'If-l iI'f' UDNXY Np1'1'rl XVl?lLLl'lH .X Sopliomoi-0 :tml ulrcauly il 1-vgtll. 1 'l ', you will he seeing at lot' ot Hon lol the VPZI ' ' f next vouplo ol' rs. lion will also lmvv th? l tzlsk ot' ti-ying to fill the shovs -A '- -l2llllt'S. ol :lu untei t'l,lX.Y'l'tlN Ql1ir-L'if ' lfl'Nllillil'.Y iltllllllltl' ur l'i-om jlvsliii-lfs 2' 1 I+' X tvzun :tml playing his first :tml lust your on thc- wil' sity, i'l2l'Vl'tlll pi-ovwl his zllvility :ls at stnrtvr in tlllllt' at tow Qtlllltls Ill- fits in :my plzu-0 wllt-ro hv is imc-tlwl most. ll Hllll, -IHIIX l1'ouyllyf' ISOIHIBIAN Small ol' stzituro lmt with , . v plm ntx ol wit ho will lmve- at lug sm-pi-iso for tha- l':1ns :xml play- vrs mlxt 'Vt'2ll'. Slim -IUIINSUN All4llllt'1' -lunior, :lull at voiitvi- wlio will lu- ll VlllQl to fill big l'l1l's shovs :lt tho pivot post. Bill ll'tW0tl vt-ry llSt'flll in tllllll' il tow gnixws. llv was most notwl lor his hook shots. I'v1yr' l ij'fy-Nil DUN ulllllllxlfn STULL Fillllllgf tu nmkm- ilu- V2ll'SlllV lust ,wan-, limi is hzu-lc this -Yi'ill' giving the l'Pgllll2ll'S Il tough timv fm- their pusitimis. limi was null-al mostly lm- his lung, mw-lmmlwl sh4 liALl'Il Slmwingg vxvollmit lnlll play- ing till tho li loam, lillil was mow-ll up tu fhm- varsity :mil has plzlywl in vw-rv Qilllll' SIIIFU that time. lla- will llinlmilmlwlly lw El Sf2ll'll'l' mlxl Yl'2ll'. WS. Hull l3.XX'l'l'1R RUGICR l'1'lf ' I'lC'l'l'lliSUN l l'viv llP1'illlll' zu Villllillblt' silh- guzu-4l with SllUNVlllQIS of am vx- vc-llent hull plzlyvr :xml will lmvv SC'Y1'l'2ll 1-lizlm-vs to lw El l'1'g1lIlZll' un flu' NMI llvril fivv. DUN 7'r'.r l'ASI'1IJl'lNl41 limi haul haul lm-lc lzlst 'VNU' lillllllgf to lllillit' the varsity, :lm lllll1lK'l'Wl with 21 4-ohl this 'Yilill' hut is ll2ll'li figliting for :l 1-og ulzli- pusitiml. l'1lyr' l 1'fl.lf-Nw-pn Basketball Games Aurora 47 - Guilford 40 The Aurora High School Ned Iicrils opened their basketball season with a hair-raising thriller witl1 the llVilfl'cufs, and finally pulled through wit11 a sev- en point lnargin. Aurora 48 - North Vernon 32 The llcrils continued their winning- ways by walloping the North Vernon 1'unfl1crs on the Ilerils' floor. Aurora 41 - Brookville 32 Aurora 36 - Batesville 31 Another close one for the Iierils but they managed to squeeze by with a tive- point margin. Aurora 58 - Brownstown 48 The Ilr'l'il.v had sweet revenge over The Grcylzmuuls put up a good fight but could not quite keep up with the Dcrils. Aurora 39 - Vevay 20 Using the subs most of the first period the Dcrils came from behind to nose out a lllllCll-1lllll1'0Y9ll Yevay five. ' Aurora 43 -Milan 41 their conquerors of last year and 1'2lll up their third straight victory with lid -Ianies leading the way with 28 points. Aurora 33 - Lawrenceburg 39 Tasting their first defeat ol' the year, the llcz'-ilx were nipped by the up-the river boys by a small margin. Payfr' Idiffy-lfiylzf Avenging a scalping from llrocye mul Vnznpaizy last year, the llcrils started off a last-minute rally to edge the ln- fliuns. Aurora 41 -Silver Creek 39 Tl1e lIf'1'iI.s made it eight victories for one defeat when they came honie with a two-point win over Silver U1-eek. Aurora 33 - Connersville 38 111 1111 11ve1-ti111e 511111111 the 7'1'f1j1l11s 1111111 A111-11111 r't'tll'l'lK-'SS 111111 jllllllwtl 11111-1111 five points :ls the ti111e l'tlll 1111t. Au1'o:a 44 - Madison 60 The Ilerils 11i11 Zl little better tl11111 lust .Vt'i1l', l111t were 11g11i11 11efe11te11 by the M1111is1111 Pubs. Aurora 42 - Lawrenceburg 39 Well. the tliltl' 1'i1111lly 1-1111111 t1111t the A111-11111 lfrvl lhfrils 111111 tl1e llrfrils' f2lllS 111111 l1ee11 wzliting f111-. The Uerilx gave evel-,1'tl1i11g they 111111 111111 the Tig- ers were helpless i11 t11e 1111111ls 11f the tl9SpPl'illt' llvrils. .Xlll'01'2l 1111ts1'111-e11 the 7'iy1'rs 111 t11 ti fl-11111 the fie111, lllll t1'11il- e11 t1-11111 tl1e t'll21l'l1j' stripe as the Tig- ers ll1?ll'lIPtl 1111 21 points. Aurora 42 - Batesville 28 T11e lIf'I'I-,N were never ill t1-1111l1le 11s they gave tl1e I311ll1l11ys their worst 11e- fezit 11f the se:1s1111. Aurora 47 - North Vernon 37 The l'1111fl11'1'.w put 1111 21 g111111 fight but 1'1111l11 1111t stave off t11e l111ttli11g llrfrils. Aurora 52 - Vevay 27 The llfrils si1l5.Ee11 tl1e 11'111'1'iH1-s, The A111'111'11 f11st-111-11111: 111-11ve11 t1111 llllll'll for tl1e 1111ys t'1-11111 Vevay. Aurora 35 - Scottsburg 32 t'11111i11g 1111 f1'11111 11e11i1111, the Devils s11l11111e11 the S1-11ttsl1111'g five i11 the l:1st few 111i1111tes. Aurora 70 - Taylor 38 1V11w! lllllll lI1'1-Us l1lll'1l0ll 1111 t11e Tay- I111- 11111111---l111'kr'fs 11s they were just ltltl 1111t 111111 Nfil.Vt'll l111t 1111 11ig.511t. Slay- l12lt'li 1'ip11e11 tl1e 11918 for 211 1111i11ts. Aurora 60 - Salem 29 With eleven 111911 lll'91llilllg' the s1-111-ing 1-11l1111111, the llerils 1-eig11e11 f111' Sl1Il8l'- i111- t11 t11ei1- fues fi-11111 Sillelll. SECTIONAL Aurora 42 - Guilford 451 See you 1111 next year. 11s tl1is lll2Il'li9tl the fi1111l 11111111111-11111-11 111 l'1111t11i11 .I11e li2lllSt'lll12ll'll, 1'l11wi11 -l3llllPS, t'l11yt1111 lfI11sl11111111, 111111 t'11selti11e,. 111111 111111 Stoll. l'1'1y1' l1'ifty-.Vine aww tr 1 T QBAJQX ,. ex., , -4 Kneeling: tlrff in riylztt : Lynn XVQIDEP, E11- tlie ftl'l'Sll2llll. Robert Robinson. st Iimv: llershel Kent. Ihlll Meyers, Roh ert Wright, linger l'ete1-sun, Alvin lirmvn, inlph Baxter, Vmtelx Mattingly. Anrm-n's li Tenln, eunelxetl hy Francis Mattingly, finished the season with nine wins and nine losses. The rerord dropped il little trmn that uf Inst yez1r's tezun. The li 'l'e:un wus emnposetl mostly of standstill, the hoys reeeivenl mm-l1 experi- lnniurs nnnl il few SUIDIIUIIIUITS. led hy theil enptnin, llzln Meyers. 2nd Row: Roger Schulz, Arthur Ruhe. Les- ter Antpt, William Negxley, Eugene Henry, Melvin Rnlhnan, Jerry Wright, Lawrenre Oehs. Whenever tl1e lmps went hehind, they slmwed their Stl'9lll10lIS, non-tiring et't'ort tu win. .Xlthonggll the season 0211110 to nn even ' ence for next yezu-'s varsity. Pnyf' Himty X X K, A9 lst Huw: .luv Iinlnsvlxlrnvlu, -lnnws Slnvlnu-k, 3111 Huw: Ronald Wvllor, liuln-rt xVl'i 'llf. - PW Ulwstm- f'0Qg0Sll2lll, lion f'ilN0lflll9, Estnl l'xl'l'll Sznns. NUVIIIZIII Kinnvtt, lmnia-l Knlm- l'v1-vivzll, Ibnnivl Meyer, Mr. Mattingly. sink, llzlviwi S1-11111191-, .lorry W1-igllt. ind Row: Fred Islnesenlnn, Victor f1l'0iVP., 4th Row: Lynn Weln-r. Hel-slwl Kent, lion Flnytmn Hnslnnan, Bill Bill'kIll2lll, Ed Hzikvr. LPUII KPILV. Ralph Hnxtvlx lilln-rt lnnws, Floyd IAZIIIQUII, M1-. El'XVill. Kinnett. Ruger l'e-terson. The A-Men's Ulnh has stilllnlaltwl and 1-1-ezlted il greater interest in the zltlnle-tim-s of .XlIl'0l'il High Svllool. lt has estnlnmlislnld :1 lI19fll0d of ZlNVill'diIlg school lvttersg also tlw stzlndard system of zlflnlefic' alwslrds. It is a fine- club and has done Z1 good job, and is hoping tn 4-nrry on next year. P11310 Ni.rfy-One Basglfalll lwl lfrvw: lisfzll l'vl'viV:xl, Vlzlytoll l:llSlllll2lll, :ll'1l Huw: Kvmwlll Russ, l:l1'll1ll'll Vus lmnulul Vzlsvltilw, lid -IRIIIIUSI, Frm-al lluesc- llflll lqilSlPl', l4'rwl Sums, lizllpll llzlxtcl mam. Hula l m-Ilwr, Vllzll-lvs lM'wv1's, llun l':ll'oll lmvv, -ll'l'l'.V NY1'igllf, liugvr Sc-llllll F 1 'mst' llll Huw: -lvrry Kvnt, llgln Kulmsizlli. llu .lml Huw: .luv liilhllv, lfrznnklin Julrst, Run- slwl K4-ni, .l4pl1m1i4- Hllljllllilll. Lynn W1-hu llll' We-llvr, lion Stull, lid Szlfvllwill, llc-sim' .luv lcl'lll. , . lmpl. lmn l ll'llllllgJQ. Hy lmvingg il fvw Y1'l0l'illlS :xml quilv :1 low Ill'HllllNlllQ.Q' frvslllnml on flu- lfrvl llcril disl- moml, ilu- ll1'l'1'ls look lu lw za sm'iullstl11'o:nl' to tlu- twuns ul' llw smltllvusterll 1-ul1l'vrmu-4-. lfllllllillllg this 'wall' uw: lllglwin -lzmws :xml fllilylllll lfllSlllll2lll, 1-eglllzll' lmttvrivs from larsl ,vwnlf lima Vzlsvltilw, soc-uinl lmsvg listzll l'c-1-cllvzll, right l'i4-lnlg .lim Sl2l'YlHll'li, lvlf lim-lei: :xml Imn lqllll2lSlilli., slum-istop. Foul-I1 Alzlttillggly is lnulcing l'0l'NY2ll'Il to an winning N4'2lSllll. ljllllff' Nl'-l'f'lf-,IYIVU gRAQK1 st 1:llNY2 1 111.x'11 11:111g1111, 1'Is1:11 1't'1'l'1Yil1. 21111 Huw: 11111 Y1111l11111111x 111111111 tl1llIl 411115111111 1111Q11111:111 1 11 1'111111s. Viv G1-11ix'1-. '1'11111 K:1sl111'. 1'11'1'41SIl1llS ' 1111 N1-1s1111 1-1' X11'1g11l 111111 limi 111111 1111111 , Q 1 - 11'l1 1111117 .1i111 S12I,V11Ill'1i, K1-111111111 '11ZI,V1l11', 112111 K1111:1si:1k. 1I111's11:11 K11111, 111111111 1111x- 111-. 1:1ll11l11' 114'111'1'. f11l1'S1111' 1'1:gg11s11:111. 1'11:11-I1 W:1y1111 1'11-wi11. 11ig'11-I':,x'i11g l'111111'1'- 2111 111' .Xl11'U1'il 1111511 S1'1llNl1. 111:111s 111 11:111- 111' 111 11111 1l11l1N1 s1l11:111s 111111' 111 11'1111 1111- l'11l' 111-1's1111't111- l1'1'1l lir'1'il.w. '1'1111 1'11l111'11i11g 11'2ll'1i l1111'11111's 211-11: 1'1111sl1-1- 1'1111'H'11H:l1:111 111111 1'11l1Yl1 bb' . 1,:111g1111, N111-1-11-111-1111111s 1111 11111 1111x111-s: K1111- r v - 1111111 1il'Y1111'. 111s1:1111-11 1'1111111-1': 111111 l'1:1,v11111 1w11s11111:111, 1111111-1111111111-. l'11y11' Ni.rl,rf-7'l11'111' In Ill Mzntsml. Mau-y C2ll'0i,Yll llmnwrliiw, -Izuw Nvvlvy ,gli Leaders .Xnutller SllK'l'PSSflIi your of l'il6Pl'-il'ildiIlg tu suppurt our team, was 4-omlm-ted under the- leaulersliip of -Ivan Matson, Mary Cairn- lyn lbmlliwliiw :md Janie Neelvy. 'Flwy fol- luwwl the ftlillll to 22111195 ZIWEIX, :ls woll :ls fhosv :lt llulne. This poppy group wurked llill'4i to 110111 le-:ld tlw fkllllll to vivfory. Tlley gzlilwd the e-ntllusiznstic bzu-king and cooperaltion of the stmlmit lnmiy, :md 414-sol-W 1-rvdif for :1 job wvll dunv. With thv alssisiallnvo of flwil' spmlsor, Miss Fouls, tllvy S4't'lll'l'd 2lffl'Zll'fiV0 lIIlif0l'lllS and lil'lllllllStl'2lil'1i :md justified the llupvs of tlw stmlvnf body whim-ln vlevfvcl flwm lust fall. Puyr' Ni.l'f'lf-I'10Ill' lst Row: Marlene l'mmw:1y, lilizalwtln Mat- :Incl Row: -lzmut Alulon, Donna Hui-ginaii, Tux, Miss Lillis Fonts, Nzuline A1-ral, Mzirvvl Juno Kruse, Belfry Hilker, lfllzlnrlw S1-llullv, Bremer. Yvstsl l'1-ters. Y X Xlfilin l , 1', .IA uf. A Qlll ears Mi pork ixeaiis Tlwse spurtlwmls vvvre appointed for their spwfs. Ulltl ul' tlw mzlin goals girls skill by the GAA offirers and Miss Coats, would lw lwlping their train to lw tho win- tlw sponsor. 'Flwy have lllillltl ai slim-essflll l ll4'l' nf flw various fuurnallm-nts llilf wvrv yvzlr lay 1'ill'l VlllgJj out their plans that llilli lliilyllli. All the girls we-rv mit to earn tlwir lnff-n sm-lu-allilvcl for their own pzirtivulalr :lnmimi nfpuints. Page Ni.:-fy-l ir1f lst Row: -ll'Zlll Matson. Mzlrggiv illlllllllilll. Zlral How: Ann Ulm-otl, -lunv Kl'llSl'. Hairy . flill'UllIl0 llvlliuwlille-, Sue Swanson. Blain- . vllv S1'll0llf'. Maury Kay -lZli'kSOIl. li2ll'll2ll'Zl K:11'stvttv1'. GPIIOYZI Nvgrzlilgzil-fl. -loan Mill 4-r. Yvllml Wittv. l'Zau-Imran llollmvyvr, Llllllil XVUSUIIIZIIIII, Suu Mzlllox, lll2ll'Vl'l lll'2lll0l', Alissa: li2llit'l', lion nal li0l'Q1lll2lll, Yvstzl l'vtvrs. Qiul How: l,or4-tln lflllllco, Virginia .lzu'lc- itll Row: Viviun Swan-tz, -l02lll Vvttvr, .leu- son, l-lotly -lo Wallslon, -lzuuht Rive, Clam- netle XYPSPIIIIIIIII, -loam Iinslxwortlx. Lois slvtu- Nvlwlsivlq. Xzulinv .Xl-ran, Gloria: Skill- fll'2lV. lliunzl liisclllwv. illUl'l2lll Iiise-lllwv - rw IH I more-, Uorim- Sm-lmrl'. lillzzlln-ill Mzlttox. l1lll'lllP lirzuly. -lo Ann Flllllw. Mzugil Fur- 5l:ll'll.Yll Mosim-. tis. 'l'lu- llil-ls .Xllxlotiv .Xssovizuion llzul sin- lw lll'l'Sl'lll4'll an tl-oplly, on XVllll'll lu-1' llilllll' ollulr SlIl'l'4'SSl'lll IYPEII' mul:-r tlul Slllll'l'YlSl0ll is 1'llQl'ilYl'4l. ol' llul l'll,Ysi1':ll l'l1llu':llion llirl-l'lol'. BUSH 'l'lu1 lll'OQl'illll ol' sports l'UllSlFll'll ol' luis- I.illisl'o1lls. lu-tlmll. volls-ylmll. softlnlll, bowling. lll-vlc . . Ivnnis, tuinlvlinff. mul nino- mono. lim-elmo -- Mvilllwrslllp fs now llll'llllll'l'S Pllllll' this 2' , l fl H ' . . . b . , . als wc-1'vc-llzlllgc-al iron: alltvl' sc-llool lo llll'N- 1tl'2'JllllZZlllUll lay passing' an XNl'llll'll 4'X2lllllll- , , , 1 . . llaly lourlll pc-I-loll. llv also haul our usual :mon on iluf l'llll'S :uul l'l'QQlll2lllUllS ol tluf , , , Y , , . . . , fl noon elm' lnlralmlli-ails on l'l'l1lZlV. llluln il 4 llllSlllllll4lll ol Ilu1h.X,X. lo lw il llllllllll0l'. , ' , ' . was lllllNlSSlllll' to lmvv sports :lt noon. mu- vou ll2lYl' to 4-:urn lllll points por 'Vl'2ll'. . , . . . ' su' lor ll2llll'lll ' was ll'UYllli'll lil llul ffvm. 2' F. .lWill'llS f lll0llllN'l'N 1'ill'lllllQ 2400 points 'l'lu1 GAA took 1-11111 ol' flu' i'1N'2l-illllil lllll- :11-v znwsmlm-ll il pin: 500 poinIs.z1 gl1:n'll:TlNl Vllllltl, :uul also tlul t'2lllll.Y slnlul :xl tlul lms- poinls. il lollf-rl zllul lllllll points. il sc-llool lu-tlrzlll gzllllvs. tlul Nl1l'Hllll Sl'llll'Sll'l' ol' flul swvzllvr. 'l'lu- lwsl Zlll-l'4lllll1l sl-nior girl sllzlll svhool 'X'Uill'. l'11.1jr' Ni.rl.lf-NIJ' Zml How: fl2ll'Ul Ric-4-, Yiulzl Wzllkvr, lin-tty liulninsun, lim-lmi-an llllllllllilll, .Ivan Matson, Mail-lmlv flllll2lYVil.V, llurutliy NViltv, -Inm- Nvvlc-Iv, l'vgg'v flilllllblwll. lst Huw: Gvm-gin hw Ilzlvies, .Iuy Vlwvlc, Ziral How: Sonia Wim-, Pvggy Wvhh, liuth Gloria Wliitvfm-4l. -luyw Grzllmnl, l'zitsy S2111-liwill, lim-is Koons, lilizzilwlln lim-lim-r. H111-lie-tts, Mzlry.l4'zu1 Kiehl, Bl2ll lUl'l4' Hull AlJll'll-Vll llilkvr, lim-Hy llillu-r, llvlui-vs linglmi, lflllll NYitIv. Sliirlvy fl2lS1'lllllI'. lllvolls. 4th Row: Bliss Vmlls. livtly 'l'll1'm-r, Mui'- giv llzistings, Blau-li-iw Stmwln-zilcvl-, Mauri- lyn livzins, flllill'lllllf' llviim-1'lilw, .loam hlUl'Ulll'2lll, -lzimff Alnlun, 1'l:lll4lvItv Nvlwl sivk, livlly Ann Sl'4'lQl'l'Will1l. lx Y ,-lij, lx 'l'hv GAA :ilsn m-galnizm-il il .vc-ll hhwk, in main, Maury Ku-v -lan-lcson. Tho 4-ntirv sm-lmul whivh :ill im-mlwrs who lr:li'tim-ipzllwl worm' V l 'l lim' ll'1 l'W 'l- U l'l4'll 'l1ll'.V lf- 1949- -, A ' ' v , . u - A 1 . . . 1 ' . ' l'l'llllt'2Illll'1'2llIS2llI4l Wlllli' SWl'2ll0l'S with rwl ln ll-l llllldl tml 'M Ill ll 'll' l th' U'1f ' the gym hy 4 lziytun liuslmmn, :nhl v1-mvn- UAA lm-tim-s mi thv fi-mit. .X 1-vi-tznin i-Osm-wil . , . ml 1lllf'l'll ol thv Nw-vtlwzll't Hull, hy lnlilny Mnltux. IPl'l'Slll0lli ol' GAA. 'l'h4- uthvr timm- Slfl'llUll was lnlm-kwl nfl' lm- tlwm :lt Immi- QIUFWN- gii-ls Wm-0 :lttm-mlalnls fm- thv QIIPPII, :mil A hig vwiit whivh tuulc plan-0 this yi-:ir Ilia-'V well-11 vsm-urlwl hy .lim Slzlylnzivlq, lion- wals thi- Swm-flu-:nrt ll2llll'0 in whic-h xx nh- We-llvr :xml -lvl-ry Wright. lim-ln utfvn- qllw-li was vi-uwm-al for tha- lwst spnrtsnmn- ilillll 4-:ii-I-iml :1 small musv-gaiy of whito :xml ship 4llll'lllQ' hm- lilllll' 'Y1'ill'S in GAA. Four l'l'1l l'2ll'Il2llllIIlS, :xml Ilw 1Ill4'K'll haul mul hut 4-znmlinlailvs won- vlmsvn frmn 1-nvln 1-lass by lan-gi-r in sim. thi- ul'fim-vrs zlml spin-flu-zuls, thvn lhv GAA All svnim-s l'l'QIl'l'l I4-:1vingH.X.X, hut know mtl-fl Im- mul nl' thv l'UllI'. 'l'hm- four 1-lmsi-n that ilu-y will hm- uhh- tu gvt along witlmut wow: S1'lllUl', livtty llilkvrg jlmim-, Nqulim- thc-in wry iiivvly, us llwlv lmw in 'Vt'Ill'S gunf- ,h1'l'2l1 snplimnm-1-, -l2llll'l Alnlun: :mel frvsh- hy. Pnyfw Nhlfllf-Nl'I'I'lI Lvft to right: Muttox, ll11111'1', Russ, Witte, Lyons, Rive, 1'11we11. Hurd, Baer, f'2ll'16l , Rust, Kiunott, Jzicksou. Aitrtrom Jmmtaxf Hyigilix, B5ask1QEb1a11lL T111- lmys 111' 11111 A111-111-:1 .I1111i111- Iligh 1114- g':111 WUI'1ii1lgI 1111 l111sk1-1111111 1:11Ilt1illll9Il1tl1S in i1l'1tl11l'1'. .Xl11111t t11i1't,v buys expl-ess1111 their 1111si1'1- to 11111-1111111 11111111 1111'11111111's. T11 s111111+ it mm El 111-w 11xp1-1'i11111'11 111111 they 11i1111't :lt- t111111 1111 p1'111'ti1-vs: t111- gl-111111 111-1111111111 111 20. '11 this grnllp two t11:1111s stan-t1-11 ott 1111 the A111-111-11 27 A111-111-11 38 St. .I11h11s M111-1-1Js11i11 T A111'111'z1 23 St. L:1w1'1+111'1l .h11l'Ul'2l 19 G1-1111111111111 18 A111'111':1 31 St. -1011118 T A111-11111 23 l'1111t1':11 A111-111-11 S30 A111-111-:1 38 A111-111-:1 14 A111-11111 33 .h111'U1'21 15 .h111'01'2l S 37 St. M111'y's 12 M1101-11s11i11 T s1f:1s1111's s1'111111l11u of t11i1't111111 QJQQIIIIQS. The s1'z1s1111 111-1:2111 i11 X11ve111l11-1' with other g2jl'2ll1l' te:1111s t111'1111gl11111t 1111111-1111111 i'111111ty. Nine ga111111s NVQPP won 111111 f01ll' lust. 111 the 1P8il1'1l01'1l C111111ty G1111111 S1-1111111 'l'11111-11115' the boys 111-1111g11t 111111111 the t11i1'11 11111014 fl'0ll11j'. 20 St. I42lW1'6lll'6 21 hY9l'Sll1116S 12 t'1'11t1':11 28 G1-1111111111111 14 .X111'111':1 146 St. -1111111 S l'111f1' Ni.:-ty-Iu'i.11l1t 11' - 1 ,ii -Vlwst X-rays. lgI'!'llflll'4, lmlrl if, fl1ut'.v ull. N111-tl1 V411-111111 lwre. Iivrilx sm-111-vll ,I'r111fl11'1's, 13-ti. S1111sl1im1 lllifiilfillllftf H'1INll'f xo 111111 :mx H, 1:r111'1'1111u'1',wl' SEPTEMBER h Tf S1-1111111 1111e11s. 7'l1r1.w liftlf' S!'IlI'f'll FI'!'S1lllM'II. 6 6 f' 8--Allnrit ruxlz for sr-1111111 l1r1r1ks llllll lr1f'kr'1'.Q. L.. ' 1lt147'i-rjrrs 1-law lIf'1'iI.v in Olltlllillglf f1111tl1:1ll gilllltj, ... 17 'l'z1yl111- tllerv, tllbtlllillgf 211211119 for the YMI1111' xl .1111-kms, :ace-1:1 24-llrfrils llill'tlSS H111-1-is1111 13-6 there. Ido!! 1 f N I '11, I 111 1'111a1c1: R . V ' 3.11111-f11111r'rx 11111111 llwrils 44-0. jtlll'lll!:l'S F3lil', fl11:1ts. 11111111111 111111 it-0 1:1'ez1l11 AX Ax , .1 1.. 1 AX w',, I -Sl111ll1,vvilI11All11l1lf'11 lfwzfnw lit-k A111-om. , , l GAA glvos t1111tl111ll 4111111-11g'l'l1o buys were H givvn tlwir t'1111tl1:1H s11'o:1t111's. , . ' ' 'J -'10 H11e1'l111'41111i l1e1'v-7'1y1r'1-.Q 11111111 lim-als, .SS-.36 'I '- :as 211 W o 3 1111 C X H ' I I, Q X ltl t'11111w1-sville there. First 1'e11111-t 1-111'1ls-l'111 ufruirl to lonk. State 'l'v:11-1191-s' .XSS0t'i2lfi0llTfil'St short vacation. -',TfH1x2ll'illQI test, mrs open. .--l1111i111's selm-t 1-lass 1'i11gs+fl1ei1' prirlr' 11110 Ml- 1SllllSlliIlt' HillltlNY'l't'Il 411111111 M c1'01'yfl1i11y from 1'ul1iI1fx fn night shirts. I sllzlllowvvll-lrialr' flu' .ljllI'INlfjl' 1-uns. j j! NUVICMHER 7-t'l111i1' 1111111-11-s11'i11q your jIllI'flIl'l'. .of ' ' . . . ,.. 2 -lflz1sk1-tl1:1ll SPZISUII 11111-ns wxth ffIlllf0l'tl, 41- 411 .X111-111':1-youll sfurf. ll!-lizllvsvillv 1101-11, 38-31 A111-1,11-11. I-1-'l'1'a11111i11g SFZISUII 11pe11s-lfrl -lumvs nufif-f'. IEDHIZ1-11w11st11w11 l'w1'11, llr-rilx 58-48. 20 Y' . 11 H19 Vevvc 24 .I-1 22 c 1 isflllitll' 1111111-9-Y-l'll lfvzrn to llIlIlf'l' if it kills HI! ' -t'i111-i1111z1ti l'0lit't' ll9ll2ll'flll0llt Salts-ty Swing Hilllti. Vopx shun' fhvir stuff. -'l'l1:111ksgivi11g 111-115,51-11111. I1z1w1-9111-1111111-gg vs. A111'11l':1. lN'1'ils fry fn 1111111 flmf fiyvr, 39-33. 'ti-'l'I1a111ksgivi11g v111':1ti1111-sffun111:11 uvllvs in sff1rr'. l'r1gv Nl'l7f'llfy n '- 1, : , ' E lJl'II'lCM HIGH 4 : 'Azkx , Zi-lh'r1,I.v i'ill'l'.V l'1u1fl1f'rs, -LS-252. ' -3- 'f, 2- 3 4-llrfrzls Ullfl'llll flrr-lflmulzfls, elefvzlt Hmulc- vim 4:a.:a-' ' 'fH'.:','. 4 Q . . : 1.L,- A .-1- 11 A- 10-X PV2l,V fll0l'l'-f'fIN.lj 1-11-lnrjf. fi ---L...,.,, ' ' ,ll-Junior f'lll'iNtlll2lS nlallwe. I ' A 6 2 15-Milan 110111. C. : 'ffm -4. .--- ,fa 18--Silver f'1'velc Hll'l'0Y-101111 frip buf :rv flirl if , 'P A 2 IT--12111. 3 f'lll'iSflllilS v:u'ufion+.lll flzinyx yum! ' lmrr' an Ullllillfl. i f , P ' ' ga? mmf H' X HJ X .IANVAIQY 9, Ak ., N. DE 1-H-A-1'-1'-Y N-li-W Y-li-A-H X- J, gxf'm111e1'svillv fllPl't'-IlllllUSf lllllfll' if in flll 0 nwriinu' fl1r1'Il1'r, 38-33. T-Mzuiismn 1lPl'9+l'llSjj rir-fury for fllIlfl'i80lI. ' 14-I,z1wl'vncvln1rg 1191?-llf'l'l-,N rlulrn 7'iy1'rs. Glve Vlulu dum-P, lmf fimr' in flu' old fnlru. 17--Iunim-'s sport 1-lass l'iIlgIS-Ilfffl' so long fl filllfl 121'-Iizitesville fllt'l'P-.lIlI'0l'1I 42-38 und, Ulu' YLIIUSY' Il!IIf'0Il'1j smlfx. 28-Nm-H1 Vf'l'll0ll fll9l'0-.4llI'Ul'fl 47-37. l+'ICHIiI'AIiY Q 7 1-Rvpnrt I'2ll'1lN-.l :my nf I'l'f'l1'flllilIff. U 4-'l'z1,vlm- 119111-T0-248, Amgm-21. x Q g 3-Va-vzxy l1e1'evs52-27, .xllI'U1'2l. , X , 'fl Il-S1'llltSlllll'g.f lwl-9--235-152. .ExNlU1'2l. ' ' K ' l2xl?.X,X 4l:llll'v. I'f'l'IiI'lZ-IlI'f'Ilkluliff r'1'oH'1l. A lietty liilkm- l'l'0NYlli'1i ftlifffll Of Ilvrzrlx. W' Y2ll0llfill0'S Imlv-llnrw your lll'f1I'f lwloug Z 4 6 N fo nw? , . 7 lSi,XIll'Ul'2l swallows Silltflll, 430-219. ' Student Voum-il 1121111-Q. I ,, ,f Z1-Um' your fUllI'HI-If fif'L'I'ILNillllI1'f slmw, jIINf 'X , Q p11sl1.' , 24-25-26-Sw-tiullall - IfI'lISlI flmsf' ff'fll'N from ,L ' 'ljlllll' rfyws. . 28-Yell le:14le1's 1-waive Sylllllilfllj' 1-z11'4is-ylfrxwx zrlm? l'uyf' N!'l'f'Ilf,If-'HIP MAIN 'H T-Seniors lllt'llSlIl'01i for cups und gowns-v lVl1o'x got H10 big lmurl? Zi N-Nniff, SHf-ff-UlII'IIlii8fl',lj sfzulfmfs uf if again. .' f 9-10 I. Q. fest-ldmxlazilefz f1'rxf,, H1011 Nffniors X QI P -Who suirl I was dumb? W ww H lIi-Y f'o11fe11-In-9 at RIISIIVHIP- Il,f'llf'Ij of X N 734 firls said an student kg. , -f .- . Z ln-Report m-:11-ds-look af fins l'UlllIlH'f yrrulf, QQQQQ' 'Wlmt did l do fo rlffserrc H1 is? X 13-8011110111011-3 dZllll'6-,VH br' ll sw-mul Arflzur 'QQ eff' xg JI urrny. 25-FFA d2lIll't+Nl,l7fII!j and sway the FFXI way. 255-Hvwllifirlg IJl'Ug2Q1'2llll. ' f f .ff X X X X 6 55 X xx X XX X N X X APRIL Xx lw-Junior dance-on -ipril Fools' Hay? x K X Deadline for illlllllill ordering. X I xx -Mixed f'll0l'llS f,lJ9l'0ffil - sfruimvl roirvcx to -' amid puficnf-c. 8-Fl'6'SlllllilIl clzlllcv-fl10y'rc getting to be bat- X ' Nj h'rcIru11'1'rs. X . N 5 11--Floss play l'9ll9i1l'S2ll begins - Flub, dub, :lub-me-mo. X I 'S-IS-Iflanstw vnvzltioli-only two days? X Q A 1TYI'uf on llour Ifusfm' bonnet. ' sank X X ., EA pid X V X 5 N ' MAY 12-Senior class play-more Il'I'llHl!lt'I:l' than f'vf'r brffore. ' 13-Hi-Y dance. T ,f I1 1 ' I Oflaine 20-Seniors llill'0H6d on good behavior. Junior and Senior prom. 29-Bacculzlureafe- fwas the event bfforc Vom- mf'urfr'nae1zt. 311111lllllllt'Ill'9IllPllf-IVE mum and non: we arf' yonrf. JUNE 1-Alunmi, seniors, brush up on your efiquettrf. 3-School 1-loses, and final report cards. Dill you flunk in any f,-oursr' 9 Page Ncvmlfyfllfo u5J,,bU , ' 1, M M coral High. Selmool Alttityii Association President ..... .. Miss Bernadine Bloom Vice-l'resident .. ........ Xvllllillll Rice Treasurer .......... .. Robert Thuermer Recording Secretary ........ Mrs. George Fox flUl'l'9SI10TltllIlg' Secretary . . Mrs. Donald Leffler Historian ............ Mrs. Virgil Longcamp The annual Alumni Reception for the Robert Laker. The Hogan Creekers furnish- class ot' 1948 was held Friday evening, May ed the entertainment and music for dancing 28, in the Community Building. was by the Rhythmaires. Ilr. Leslie Baker gave the welcoming ad- The following report was made by M1-s. dress and the response for the class was by Virgil Longcamp, Historian: Mr. l'resident and fellow Alumni: This moment of each reunion we hold sacred in memory of our dead. May we stand a moment in silent prayer in honor of those members who are known to have died during the past year. Anna Gray Pattison Uohlm-class of 1882-died Oct. 2, 1947 Ilr. Frank S. Ilowney-class of 1929-died Oct. 8, 1947 Calla -I. Kassehaum-class of 1887-died Oct. 26, 1947 Iimma Pole Hathaway-class of 1877-died Nov. 23, 1947 Tillie Oester Fagallyw-class of 1887-died Nov. 29, 1947 .Iovert Parks-class of 1912-died -lan. 12, 1948 Donald Henning-class of 1947-died April 2, 1948 Dale .Iones-class of 1931-died April 30, 1948 Edna Nolke-class of 1914-died May 22, 1948 Abigail Holman-class of 1887-died May 27, 1948 We welcome the 215 guests and members registered to- night. Seventy of you are members of this 81st class to have graduated from Aurora High School, making a total of 2,261 Alumni memlners. While you are the 81st class to graduate, you are only the eighth to graduate in a flood year-a flood that has reached a height of 64 feet or more, which is enough to cause the schools to he closed. The previous senior classes to have experienced zz year hampered by a flood are the classes of 1883, 1884, 1907, 1913, 1933, 1937, and 1945. Page Nl'l'l'Ilf,U-Ffllll' This Aurora High School Alumni organization, which was organized in 1896, is 52-years-old. One of its members, Miss Julia Spaeth, of the class of 1889, has not missed an alumni reception since its organization. The class of 1921 is still the oldest class untouched by death. Are there any members of this class here tonight? As near as can be ascertained from the records, tl1e oldest living graduate is Flora Platter Van Houten, of the class of 1876. The oldest class represented tonight is the class of 1889, of which Julia Spaeth is the member present. Can anyone cor- rect me on that? The graduate traveling the greatest distance to attend the reception tonight is Irene Miller, 1916, who came from Fort Wayne. Seventeen Alumni have sons or daughters joining our ranks tonight. Thev are: 25 -, William Ilartnall-son of Jean Neukom Dartnall of the class of 1918. Thomas Meyerdson of Anzia Owens Meyer of the class of 1924. Charles Nieman-son of Hazel Klingelhoffer Nieman of the class of 1922 and the late Stanley Nieman, also of the class of 1922. Dale Reuner-son of Lauretta Steffen Renner of the class of 1915. Millard Rullman-son of Harry Rullman of the class of 1919. Howard and Marilyn Ross-son and daughter of Hilda Giffin Ross of the class of 1920. Sandra t'hilders-daughter of Marjorie 1Vright Childers of the class of 1920 and also granddaughter of Edith Gif- tin NVright of the class of 1897 and John Wright of the 1-lass of 1896. Betty Hopping-daughter of Louise Petscher Hopping of the class of 1910 and Frank Hopping of the class of 1906 and granddaughter of Lewis Hopping of the class of 1871. -Ianet Love-daughter oi' Mirian Elwell Love of the class of 1928. Jean Powers-daughter of Elizabeth Kerr Powers of the class of 1927. Page Nf'l'PIIf.Ij-l'vil'C And now For our ever growing list of lllil1'1'12lg9S in ranks. lf there any onnnissions, please let me know. Mary Iilizalreth Sauce, '36 llr. Joseph Ghory Gloria Cook. '40 Fl'9Il Huddle Zelda Wright, '23 Charles Elston Mabel Ochs, '39 Bernard Teaney, '39 Gloria Liddle, '46 Morrison Downey, '42 Xvlllllil, Jackson, '43 Ilan Barlow Jacqueline lidwards, '47 Allan ll. Worden 'l'l1el1na Lulu-ing. '42 George 0. Gl?lll'lllg, Jr. Albert Seiler. '42 Marguerite Klausing -lohn BilIlSClllli1Cll, '44 M2ll'g'2l1'01 Kathryn Kinnett Roinelda Newlnann, '33 George Olsen Hilllil W. Seeknnan, '41 M ill'1I2lI'0f Sahseltl Ervin Meier, '38 l 1-ieda Yorln-oker Ileward W. Kaiser, '39 Agnes H1 rrgger s L w A p1'1l 12,1947 4 May 17, 1947 P- w P 1 N P N 5 s 5 May 28, 1947 May 29, 1947 ' . May June -lu 11e J une 4 June s ? ,1 ,F 5 June June J une Mlune J uly 31, 1947 1,1947 1.1947 7.1947 r F s,1941 14,1947 14.1947 21, 1947 21, 1947 4,1947 Betty Heaton, '43 Raymond Kulilxneier 38 1 Melba JHIIIES, '45 Hll'llil1'd Bock, 33 Inelz MCl'l'6ll8Hd, '47 Mahlon Long Florence Huxsoll, 19 Harry L. Nolke, 11 Russel Rout-he, 38 Nant-y Beagley Evelyn IlllllIlilI1S16k, '43 Frank Cottingham Marjorie Martin, '36 Howard Nigey Herlmert Kennedy, 42 Nadine Maxine Lehman Mary Satehwill, 46 David Hancock Shirley Hyde, '46 Dan Sterling, '38 Clinton Baker. '41, Mary Alive Jones Ada Mae Kaiser, '46 Lewis Yelton lvllllillll Banschbach, '45 Patricia Negley, '45 Cletus Campbell, '16 Beulah Cash, '34 Page Smvcnty-Sim Olll' x 4 July WS July 4 Aug. w ,Aug 4Aug. 4Aug. s ,Aug J 4 Sept 9 Sept. Nw Sept J w 1947 S. 1947 2,1947 10,1947 19,1947 30,1947 30,1947 31,1947 11.1947 19,1947 -an 1947 ..4, focn 3,1947 4 - ,Oct.11,1947 J 1- . ,f. 1 .1 ' -11.1.1e Ixrser, .30 I-z11','1'e1u'e liPt'li9lllt-'YPI' Betty -lean FO1'tll81', '47 11e911.11-d Riddel lJll01'0lli'tf Liddell, '40 Uonzxld Hussung Xvtlllllil Lee Giffin, '44 Dr. S. W. Neury Mary Alice Robinson, '40 1121511101111 Doenges Arthur Schulz, '08 Ruse fil'8,4ll2llll Socks Virginia Mae Bzlstin, '44 Hubert Conger 19111111-es M1-Frory NVells, '4t' George Edward Riet Ruth Curtis Pelgen, '41 Harold J zuneson, '38 Marilyn Parks, '46 John Philip P1-olrst, '42 .lilllily Baker, '41 Ulintnn l'o11away, '41 I Irnm Hzuu-k Cormwzly, '12 Bei-11111-d H. Sclloekel, '05 Alluel-ta. Sanus, '47 Robert Leitner, '47 I-u1-ettzl S-vlripper, '41 Hersullel Henry, '37 ls Oct 12 U01 1011. 1NoV N ,Nov N1 Nov 1 Nov 5 Nov 1 Nov 5 Nov s L,eC P1196 l J 1 Dec I Dee 16,1047 .25,1917 25,1917 8,1047 8,1047 10,1047 14,1047 15,1917 21,1047 26,1917 19,1917 23 1047 ....e, 25,1047 27,1917 A total of 60 1ll2l1'1'12lg6S, involving 78 gI'2i1llltl.f9S of whirl: nine are from last year's class. Are you of the r-lass of 1048 gu- ing to 1-mnpete with that record? Sol ends the report of 1048. lirlwiii IlIc'K:zin, '42 Irene Benning 1 -lun. Allfll'P'V Keinnedy. '44 lx, lim 1lll2ll'lPS Win. Sterling pl' ' ' XVillis rllllUlllIlSUll, .I1-.. l1lZll'g2,2ll'f'f Mills lnldn' Rll'llil1'tl Nieinaxn, '45 lmvb Darlene Storey J' A ' Hen lVil'AliHll1S, '45 Shirley Roush Mar' lltllllllll Ritter. '42 1 Min. .loan Hunter if 1 ' l'z1t1-ic-in Hill, '45 ' llernld Licking EMM' -lean Bennett '47 ' . Q ., 5 . ' l Tll9l'Ull Rullinan, '45 A APU Eileen Brooks '47 W . ' PA -1 .l2lQ'k Smith A pu Vera Male Ric-llzlrds. '44 'S April f'0lll'tIlt-'X Dim-ken, Jr., '43 I A Uhristinzi Sheldon. '45 ' AX nail .lzunes SPL'lll'6Sl ,M I l'l:1ytI:11 Griffin, Jr., '41 A Wil Lillian Skidniore. '40 f' I Delores Tlllillllilll '47 l . ' A -l 11911711-1 01715, '17 f lm DlQ.l'Q'2ll'9f Turns, '43 -IZIIIIES lirnwn Page N1'vc'nfy-S01'e11 1, 1048 10, 1045 21, 1048 24, 1048 15.1048 18.1048 27, 1045 2,1048 10,l04d 10,1045 10,1045 17.1040 17.1048 May 1, 1048 SSCHCJLH. A ward 1 lry Vocational Agriculture Award I. '26 Scholarship Medal Award 1927 lVarren Morris 1928 Marjorie Petscher 1929 Mary E. Suerman 1930 Ruth Squibb 1931 Imogene Frank 1932 Leslie Baker 1933 Timothy Hogan 1934 Rosemary Petscher 1935 Cletus lVatts 1936 Mary E. Sause 1937 lllilliam Abdon 1938 Charlotte Mendell 1939 Kathryn Guise 1940 Robert Parker 1941 Emily Baker 1942 Herbert Kennedy 1943 Gertrude Hinze 1944 Albert Hopping 1945 Betty Neukom 1946 Phyllis Batchelor 1947 Molly Vigran 1948 Donna -lean Schulz ll. Edith 1'heek Batt English Award 1937 Christine Theiman 1938 Margaret Brown 1939 Elinor Thielnan 1940 Virginia Childers 1941 Patricia Kyle IIA. Phi Beta Psi English 1942 Marcella Liddle 1943 Wilma Jackson 1944 lliana Barrott 1945 Emily Dau 1946 Shirley Brossart 1947 Bonnie Konradi 1948 Polly Anne Ruble III. Rotz 1939 Howard Kaiser 1940 Eugene Meyer 1941 Frank Tufts 1942 Robert S1nitl1 1943 Ralph Rees 1944 -lohn Banschbach 1945 Willis Chalk 1940 Iluane lVebber 1947 1'larence Kaiser 1948 Lester Zimmer Page Scrcnfy 5111933 IV. Bauscli-Lomb Science Award 1939 Frank Hopping 1940 Robert Dewers 1941 Clinton Conaway 1942 IVanda Lee Detmer 1943 Edwin Hill 1944 Katherine Acra 1945 Donald Mollman 1946 Theodore Hamilton 1947 James Powers 1948 Betty Ross V. Tri-Kappa, Madeline Squibb Award 1941 Ruth Curtis 1942 Thelma Luhring 1943 Martha Jane Batchelor 1944 Ruth Detnier 1945 Patricia Hill 1946 Adelyn Brauer 1947 Audrey Hilker 1948 Barbara Crandall VI. Aurora Bulletin Athletic Award 1942 Earl Robert Robinson 1944 Russell Thuemer 1945 Irvin Slayback 1946 Robert Kennedy 1947 Harry Kern 1948 Leo Kelley VII. DAR Good Citizenship Award 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 V I I I. 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 Anna Mae Kaiser Ruth Ann B1'lltIl6l' Marjorie Kerr Jeanne Luhring Donna Jean Schulz ' Edith Uheek Batt Mathematics Louis Cheek Uharles Bastin Uarol Dartnall Harold TIIFIIIIEIII Chai-les Nieman IX. Aurora Research Award 1946 1947 1948 Y F1 1947 -Eight John Sutton Farolyn Scudder Bernice Henry 'aternal Order ol' Eagles Alfred Schmidt Svzllwl 1l1'fl ln riyllfb: l rv1l HIIUSUIIIZIII. Standing: l luy1l Lilllgllll, lii1'llz1r1l IM-111101 lilzlllr-1111 Svlmllv, Al2ll Yl0ll Willis, l.:1w11111f'-1- Ilzlll- Russo, listzll I'l'l'l'iV2ll, Hill 13:11-klnlzlll Gillmzm. V1-stu l'v'r111-s. 1'l1:1l'lottv livlllwn- I-3111111-lax' AIIIIVZIIIQV linv, Imnml lim-glnzllm. Ruth Sam-llwill Axmmll Boarcl l':lliIlll'i2ll Sl:1I'1': l2uy's Spm-is .xlllllllli 1 1 Y , 4 ' Y ' n 1 ' 1 mmwlw Svlmlll. fwhlf-lilll lxllhlllllflll 1x,,1l,,.,H, 11.1110 1'l1:11-ulllv ll0llllUl'lilll' hd 'lmms UW' '1f11k1'1' - Yi-V1-1i'1 Ihll Hilvlilllilll H1 11' XE. 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I 'IH ' 'N' N .lim Kvm BIIITQI1' llzlsilngs B V lwlm-vs l,ym1s I llulu lulllllls ffzllmldul, F11-y1l Ililllglllll Mzlrllm Sl'llllH'llZl'l' Vlussvx 12111-l'l.1' MIIIYEIIIKQY Y0!lll2l Wiltm- -lifillllllqtlf XYUSUIIIZIIIII F1-1111 II111-sm-1111111 lm11:1l1l M1ll'lCSlbl'l'l'.Y I'I1I4Ii1-X1-lsnll l'rly1f' Nf'I'f'Ill'lj'.Yi!ll' . kr gy.. A ' 1, , my . f 4 ' x. aw v ' ' 5 ' g A X9 W wg-A iz. 'Q 5 A :M 4 i 'iw , , ,Q f , f 4 , ,af QP ' ' f 4 , 1 K ri .g W nl xmfim, ww- . W Ax MR S? M5035 E2ll'll .Vt'2ll' the 00llfl'lllllfl0llS ot our Sponsors llltllit' possible the lllllllli'2lfl0ll of n 'V92ll'llUUk for the Am-om High Svhool. The t'lz1ss of 1949 is grateful for their help in this projevt Zllltl for tl1e nssistanc-e given by them to nll school activities. A1-me Veneer and Lllllllwl' Co. X Admiral 7 Veneers, Inc-., l42UV1'Pllt't'lllll'g iw'0'ie's .lewelry Shop, L2lXVl'6'lll'9lll'Il'U' Vook, A. ll., Inu., L21Wl'9llL'0llll1'g' l'11tte1' and l4lll4lS2l,V, LtlXVl'l'lll'9lllll'Q lb. K 0. Bus Co. ll:1le's -lewelry ll2llllllll'.V'S Bottled Gals and Applizlnees, Rising S1111 llzlvies, L. li. l,92ll'lNll'll fl0lll'l'Pf9 l'1'Utllll'fS l,02ll'lllll'll Gralvel Po., lAlNVl'9lll'Blllll'QI lll'2ll'll0l'll Ilill'4lNV2l1'8 ll02ll'llUl'll Liquors llCRll'll0l'll Mills lYPlllIllll'9,, H2ll'f6ll F. lbewel-s, Uliff hh 2 Althoff 14llll'llll'lll'H fllllllpillly, Arthnl' -l. Altlloff ,xlll9l'lt'2lll Legion, Keitl1 Koss Post, No. 231 4Alll'0l'2l Bulletin Alll'01'2l Fusket Co., Inc. .hlll'0l'Zl flUllllllPl'l'l2ll fllllll 4Xlll'0l'2l Ferry A111-oral Flooring Fo. 4xlll'Ul'tl Floral Co. .Xlll'0l'Zl Food Lon-kel- A111-o1-al -l0ll1'1lill Anrorzl Inllllllltll' Co. .xlll'0l'll A ll 11 ll'2l AAlll'0l'2l 4Xlll'Ul'2l gXlll'0l'2l Rotary fllllll SUllfllSltiP PTA State Hank 'l'i1-e X Applinnc-e lVelmling Sl1op Fo. liivken, t'o111'tney, .l1'. llie1-king, 4'l1:11'les, fllltll Fo. lbillslmoro lll'llQI Store, Fred XV. Baker llllllillllllf Jewelers, i42lWl't'Ill'9llll1'g' llon's li2llCPl'y K Co11feetio11e1-y, A. E. Rayls Downey, XV. K. gxyllll' K Meyer Fo. A linker, Henry linker, Leslie M. liziker, Lester G. H?ll'll li2ll'l'Uff, IG. X Son, l4ilXVl't'lll'0l3lll'g liooher, Lani-e L. lS1':1n4lt's fi2ll'2lg.f0, Kyle flillllllllllll, T. li. fl2lSl lflIlP, Al'I'll and Haze 17111-is111z111. -Ioe F1111-i1111:1ti l'I11q11i1'e1-. Joe Vonover Uovzl-t'ol:1, Glen Mori-is fl0t'lll'2lll t'l1ni1- Vo. Collins, Frank, BI0l't7ll2lllfiS f,ll'H2llll6l':1' fl0Illl0l'S' fil'0l'0l'.V, XV1-igl1t's fl0l'llQI' llrzxper l+l1'otl1e1-s, Plllllllllllg llnnning, Leland O., L2lW'l'PIlC9lllll'g' l'lilg.fll'S. Lodge Epsilon Slglllil Alphzl Sorority l'll'lll2l.S liffllllfy Salon l'lVilllS, F1-ed livers, 'lltlQQlfl',V, LflWl'Pllt't'lllll'j,I F111-1-, Bill, lieclforxl First National Hunk l4'owle1-'s fil'tlt'Pl V, L:1w1-enmfelmr-g Fox, llr. Allll'l Fralikels Ladies' Shop, L2lXVl'9llf'Plllll'g1 General lilet-t1-ie Appliant-es, fltllllfllwll l'lleet1-iv Shop Golds1nitl1's, Inv. Gm-don's Sei-viee Station and lf9Sf2lIll'2lllt Page lu'iyl1fy-Ulm Green K Schwier Fo. Ilaulvrock, Einina, Store, Manchester Heatli, Loren . Ilerfl' Jones Co., Indianapolis Ililker, Orville fStudej Hoff s Service Station, Lawrenceburg Holthause and Rullnian Home Pity Ice tio. IIOIIIU Furniture Appliance Co., I42lXVl'9lll'9lllll'2 Hori-'s Jewel-y Store, Katherine and Pete Huesenian, Ularence Hulbert, -l2llll9S Buttle ltluxsoll X Tllllt'1'lllt'1' Ideal Drug Store, Layvrencelvurg: Ideal Restaurant. Estal D1-aut. l'1'opri0f0 .Rising Sun Indianapolis Chair Fo., Inc. Individual Mausoleum Foinpany Jackson, .l. Kenneth Jackson, P. E. X Son, Lawrencelmurg' Jackson's Sandwich Shop Jacobsen Meat Market, Odell Jacobsen. l'roprictm' Johnston, Roht. L., Fo. Jones Pharmacy, Lawrenceliurg Kahakofi' and Son Kaiser-Miller Oil Co. Kathy's Sweet Shop Kent's Express Kern, ll. H., Grocer Kittle's Grocery Klausing, H. S., Lawrencelrurg Klansinggg, S. E., Lawrencelmrg Koektenieyer, George, Lawrencelmrg Ki-ogei-'s, Charles Mendell Kyle Vreaniery Ass'n. Lansing. G. YV. Laugliery Gravel Uo. Lawrenceburg Luinher Fo., Lawrencehurg: Lawrencehurg Press, Lawrenceburg Lischkge, F. XV. Littleford-Nelson, School of Coninierce, Cincinnati, Ohio LOIIQCEIIIIIJ, Dr. H. J., Dr. V. H., Dr. F. R Loyv's Jewelry Marsh, Uharles L. Marsh, Joe, T-Vp llistrilmtor Martin, f'. J. Mai-kie's Restaurant Meenach, L. R. Meyer, Cecil, Neon Signs Meyers Grocery Mike's Steak House, Lawrenceburg Modern Fleaners Monarch Auto Supply Morris, George L. Morris 5c and ltlc to 3151 Stores Morten, Frank, Justice of the Peace Nathan's Dept. Store, M. Rothchild, Mg: National Uontainer l'o1-poration Neal Cleaners, Lawrenceburg Neff, John, Shoe Store Negangard, F. Ernest Northside Dairy Northside PTA Olihnansiek, Henry, Hunt Houze, Paul Xvlfdgflllfl Olcott, Charles XV., MD Olcott K Uonipany Palace Theatre Pelgen's Lunch, Inc. Peoples Coal Co., Lawrenceburg Phi Beta Psi Sorority Polly Shop Probst Bros. Sales X Service Prohst Milk Co. Public Service Conipany of Indiana, Inc. Purity Sweet, Lawrenceliurg Rahe, Arthur C., lY.Il.S. Randall Inipleinent Fo. Reinking, Elvin H. Kenner, Lawrence J. Rienians Store Ritznlan Ice Creani Fo., Layvrencellurg Rocky's Trading Post and Restaurant Scharf, Adam, Grocery Schenley Distillers, Inc., Lawrencehurg St'lllllEl1'1'.S Schmidt, A. Schreiber Sporting Goods Schuler, R. E. Schulz, S. Sons Schusternian, Ben, Lawrencehurg SCl1NV21Ill1Olt'S Service Station Scripture, lV.f'.D., Dil. SQilg,2jl'Ellll, Joseph E. X Sons, Inc., Lawrenceburggg Sll2l1lll'OCk Inn Page Iiiylzfy-7'u'o Shuter, Frank R. and Glenn F., lllSlll'2llll'0 Agent-y S0llfll0ilSf9l'll Beverages Southeastern Tl'2lllW2lj'S Southern Indiana Telephone Co. 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