Aurora High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Aurora, MN)

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Cast L-R: Vera Kari CBettyj, LaVerne Johnson CMrs. Biddlej, I ack Williams Uoeyj, Ralph Pesonen CGeorgej, Annamarie Brown Uaneyj, Robert Olsonflimmy Iohnj, Miss Lodgord fDi1'ect0rJ. Janet Sarberg and Estelle Holmen QPrornpterSD. Ian- ice Zuponcic fRescued Wornanj, Joanne Putzel, fMiss Winstonj, Kay Be1oyQTrotJ, Ted Dah1infPoppyj, Gladys Ranta Q'I'eensieJ, and Francine Yerich fMother Rosej. ROOM FOR ONE MORE was presented by the senior class. Poppy and Mother could never say no to a homeless child, no matter how hard it was to make ends meet. Their latest addition to the family was Janey, somewhat of a problem. She had an inferiority complex that was hard to get rid of. They had promised the Home to keep her for two weeks--and the day before she was to go back she still acted like a stranger--afraid to go into the water with the others--and almost afraid of her own shadow. Then Miss Winston, from the Home, came a day earlier to take Janey back to the Home with her. Janey didn't want to go back, so the rest of the children-- Joey, Trot, and Teensie--voted. They decided Janey could stay. Jimmy Johnwas the next newcomer. Jimmy John was not only a problem child but he wore braces on both legs. They decided to keep Jimmy John, too. But when Poppy died Mother had fi- nancial problems and decided to sell the Pumpkin Shell, their seaside cottage. Jimmy John heard of this and ran away because he thought it was his fault that she had to sell. However, the kids found him and brought him back. Mother had wonderful news to announce to her family--that a storyshe had written about Jimmy John had been sold to a movie company. Fortune had smiled on Pumpkin Shell, and they were one happy family again. J 3 E4 ,, lg 5 , ram ,. ., ig! 2. . 5 I ,., 4 1 E ' if 3' 2 if X W. ly 1 xg LIT L fi 2' ' tl afar X 1 at S X M. .S r i A fx it , u Q, -M ff , F.-..ff,.'h ,,:?',an'.. - - in .e sew, . .-,ta - ' :u l w 1 ,ff-..-214' fwrsifzfs 'iw If :1 - as ' I , ,Q - i :w 31 . Sufi?-f f li, ' 4 ' f . '11 f ' ' - A . - ' 'ii 4 ' 1 ' -' . i . . f E ' f , ' 2 , -' E Q , M : ,.,., in .Q J' , ,, , ,.,. . ,J I ., , . V I K -. I .L M it 1 5 fi l -7? V. rg iff , , 5 f im 215 is Y ' W 1 2 'H if A-3 gf,gf,s,.-wr ,gf S. ,M 1 fr. in 2 1 K if we 'K K ' 5, K it 'IH-. wi H5 ' - .'1. 915371553 -9216 Qiifiigli-giiiii -:,,.':'F'iEE':':. . 1 ' Gy Q ' f m li fif:'a1i?E.a5s7S7i A W ri 5. . s i

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Front Row L-R: S. Colvin, P. O'Brien, D. Yerich, M. Hanka, K. Peterson, D. Fondie, M. O'Brien, A. Brown, C. Faith N. Smolich, I. Ellingston, D.Mitche11, C.Johnson. Middle Row L-R: G. Peterka, C. Huhta, I. Zeleznikar, D. Szafran- ski, R. Thompson, A. Faragher, F. Yerich, F. Stepetz, E. I-Iolmen, A. Oja. Top Row L-R: J. Clapsaddle, C. Stepetz R. Trihey, J. Johnson, C. Zeleznikar, J. Putzel, C. Williams, G. Orazem, B. Berdice, I. Deanovic, Miss Mackaman Coachg C. LaVal1ey. DECLAMATION This year the annual Declarnation Con- test was held in three parts on March 4th and 5th. An hour of memorized readings was given on Thursday and Friday. Thurs- day featured the junior high participants. On Friday the remainder of thejunior high students gave their selections and the sen- ior high participants competed for honors. All the senior students received superior ratings and will take part in the District Contest held in Ely on March 23. ,. .X M' z L District Winners Francine Yerich--Dramatic Bert Faragher--Humorous This page is sponsored by the RANGE COOPERATIVE FEDERATION. Twin Pines Dairy Cooperative Mortuary Coop. Garage Mutual Service Insurance Co. 27 The contestants in Extemporaneous . Readings gave their readings before the judges in the English room this year. f .