Aurora High School - Kennel Yearbook (Aurora, MO)

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0 R l Hoy F. Litle Wamf O LEADER uperinfenclenf The l9L8 issue of HThe Kennelu car ries a very interesting history of the activities of the Aurora High School. This year has been a year of progress. Je are especially proud of the beauti- ful new auditorium and the well- equipped farm building. These added facilities give us a school that more nearly meets the educational needs of our community. These have been a dream of students and teachers for years. we take pride in this volume of UThe Kenneln and know that it will be a school record that will bring much happiness, in years to come, to all of us. meef ur .gnferea 4 xt-ei ' g'f . VE RWHMPTL ,N 4-'XX Q 1 il? f ' rincqaa B- - ly ..... a Lest we forget the accomplishments, the students and teachers, and the good times of one of our best school years Cl9l+8-19I+9J the Aurora High School makes this year book. Many changes have helped make this one of our best years. We have a new auditor- ium, a new shop building, a new art room, and new classes such as general shop and drivers' training. However, I feel that the greatest contribution to this good year was made by our fine staff of teachers, both old and new, and our excellent administration from Superintendent Litle and theAurora Board ofEducation. Another importanzfactor is the fine student body and their officers and leaders pictured in this book. I wish to extend congratulations to the year book staff, its advisors and sponsors on the completion of this fine year book. hr. George hcConnell

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Administration

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Y 43 5'5p s En! "-fn , -sf .vel OUR BOARD 0F EDUCATHDN F 0 E- wore, Presidentg Dr. c. E. Blytheg A. Dennis. Second Mow: Roy F. Litle, Supt.g J. O. Pierceg Eugene Edwa:-dsg Charles Faulknex F .jfl949e0I fo SOFUQ 01,01 loyogfemb 'Q' 0UR 0FFlCE STAFF Mrs. Yete Oldham Urs. Moy r. Lluie ulaeryi gegl Our ,911 fe redtj in flw igg