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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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S -'G , .., WM ,A -W., 0 NCRTHERN LIGHT Aurora Hugh School Aurqrq Mmnegqtq Co Edlfors Advisor Patna a O'Br1Qn Rudolph F3d1OV1Ch Henry Jo Paullsxcll Y 0 0 u C . . 49 High above Aurora High School a shadow appears in the sky. As it comes closer it takes the shape of a hawk. Suddenly it dives and swoops through the annual w1ndow,landing precariously on a moving type- writer. ' It's Horace Mann Hawk, the annual staff says in unison. Let's invite him to join us in a tour of the year's activities. To the joy of the staff Horace agrees, and so they proceed to tell him how it all began. You see, Horace, in the beginning there were three schools. The Hearding was the first to be built in 1911, the Johnson in 1914, and finally our own High School in 1922. When they were built the total enrollment was 1,106, but during the following years it decreased to 360. Now, our enrollment has in- creased to approximately 1700 students. The Gertrude Boase Elementary school was built in the new growing community of Hoyt Lakes to elevate Aurora's enrollment. The main attraction now are the buildings you see at the top of this page. These architectural drawings are the two new additions to our school. The first beautiful edifice houses our new gymnasium, cafeteria, music and industrial arts departments. The second includes the commercial department and adminis- trative offices. That is a brief summary of our schools history, Horace. Shall we joumey on through the years' acti vities? Contents Classes ..... page Organizations . . page Athletics .... page Activities . . . . . Advertisements Page page 'UB r 3' 91' ...ii 1 ,- ' Q '75 f W ! Q 1 l b, if .1 f i ' X f lst ROKR ndward Bernd, Dominic Cuzzo La rence Grcbcncg Albin Smolich. 2nd ROW: Henry Fondie5 Martin W. O. Anderson Sup't of Schools The school board, administration and faculty work side by side, year in and year out to promote a high- er standard of education in the Aurora schools. This organization is functioning under the auspices of Mr, W.O. Anderson who should be commended for his diligent work. Marion Nygaard, Chorus, Vocal Music. O. R. Olson, Instrumental Music. Warren Paynter, Band. Philip Gulon, Jr. H. S. Science. ig V. lgelstrom, Mathematics, Science awn ornqulst, Jr. H. S. Science. STAFF' and E ANNUAL Q52 Thurman Rasnmssen, Jr. H. S. English, Speech. Vivian Anderson, Jr. H. S. English. Marcella Celinas, Sr. H. S. English. Arlis Schmidt, Jr. H. S. Fmglish. .1 4, O. H. Haroldson, Guidance Director James Ghostly, Art Director. Arvid Korpi, Ind, Arts. Joseph Brascugli, Vocational Shop. Richard Lavine, Ind. Arts. if X , L -D . i ' at Nfl f . 4fi in 'v Helen Bitker, Home Economics. Mary Gillach, Home Economics. 'Q 35- . s, , qi ,H sm ,M M I 2? A sf uPQ, 3 .L . 4. 'nf , ,Jia James Kuelbs, Phy. Ed. Virginia Thompson, Phy. Ed. Peter Jurkovich, Phy. Ed. Margaret Bingham, Jr. H. S. Social Studies. Michael Rukavina, Sr. H. S. Social Studies. Thomas Reagen, Sr. H. S. Social Studies, Drivers' Training. Frances Oslund, Jr. ll. S. Social Studies. 1 Q Patricia Mooney, French, Biology t ROYAL O Hummommg 9 -Wwwuonmoooa ' H t3U0KUUU'lN!0f. ' 5'x'v'1G0m'w'i0ov' . ...,,.,.,,,. Dessa Rajacich, Commercial. Rudolph Fadlovich, Commercial, Social Warner Olson, Jr. H. S. Mathematics. Echo Lcivislza, Jr. ll. S. Mathematics Josephine Sharp, Mathematics. lichen Eskola, Jr. ll. S. Matlieinatics. L... gf 61,5525 E . - .... BARBARA ANN BIESSEL llBatbll L2u,ghin,g eyes, sweet and wise. Ironwood, Michigan 1,23 Pep Club 4. GAII. ADOLH-I ANDERSON llAndyN He works with a will and he aims high. Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,45 Aurora Borealis 43 Annual Staff 4, Sophomore Playg Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. ALLAN JEROME BOERGER IIA-ln l can be pushed just so far. Twin Valley, Minnesota 15 Sophomore Play JOHN 'IHIDDORE BOESE 'Johnny' Study is a past time so why over do it. Football 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, Sophomore Play. SYDNEY ANN COLVIN Brownis her hair, brown her eyes, this young lady to fame will rise. Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4g Aurora Borealis 45 National Honor Society 3,45 FTA 2,3,4g Sophomore Play, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. VIOLET MAE COLEMAN Vi A pemry for your thoughts. Rice Lake, Wisconsin 1,2,3g Drill Team 4 CAROLE ANN CRANDALL 'She is as ha laugh, full of life. Littlefork, North Dakota 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Drill Team 4, GAA 3.4. PATRICIA IDUISE I-1L1NGSON llpatll Nothing is more silly than siltglLlau,ghter. Aurora Borealis 25 Annual S 45 Pep Chxb 2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4. DAVID SCOTT ERIKSON nariksyn We had thougzt him quiet, but now we know him. Class Vice-President 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,4, Track 3,45 Baseball Manager 3, Lettex-ma.n's Club 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Attendant 4. RICHARD PAUL FONTECCHIO llDickN A Little bluffing now and then is done by the best of men. Band 1,25 Basketball 2,3,4, Football 2,3,45 LetIerma.n's Club 3,43 Track 2,3,4. NATALIE ANN GANTZ llNatll A quiet dark haired girl who can make more noise than we think. AuroraBorealis 2,45 Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4. LORRAINE MARIE FORRY IILOI-riell Her spirit is like a teakettle, always bubbling over. Savage, Montana 1,25 Chorus 4, Aurora Borealis Ass't. Editor 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Pep Club Secretary 45 GAA 2,3,43 Homecoming Attendent 43 Senior Class Play. MARJORIE ELAINE GREEN Elaine She's often quiet when passed in the hall, but always smiling and pleasant to all. Minong, Minnesota 1,23 Aurora Borealis 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 43 GAA 3,4. SHARON LEE GORST Sheri Her red hair makes her a bright light in any assemblage. Greenway, Minnesota 1,25 Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 3,45 GAA 3,4. f' ,J DAVID ROGER GRIVETTE Pensquali Happy go lucky, fair andfree, there's nothing that bothers me! Class Vice-President 1, Class President 2, Basketball 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3,45 Baseball Manager 3,45 Lctterman's Club 1,2,3,4, l-lomecomingPrince1, Homecoming King 4, Sophomore Play, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. CHARLENE LOIS HUHTA Char My idca of an agreeable person is a. person who agrees with me. Duluth, Minnesota. 15 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Aurora Borealis 3,45 Sophomore P1ay5 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play. ORTON PAUL JONES Stand back there! Make room for a man. Glen Ellyn, Illinois l,2,3. BETTY ELIZABETH JONES llxlonesyll She enjoysto argue and is determined to win her point. Pensacola, Florida 1,25 GAA 3,45 Drill Team 45 National Honor Society 4. JUDITH MARIE KOCJANCICH llJudyll A gir1's greatest power is her sincerity. Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Aurora Borealis 2,3,45 Annual Staff Ass't. Business Manager 43 GAA 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Playg Declama- tion 2. NOLA CAMILLE KARICH Bless the man who invented boo1:s.' FTA 25 Aurora Borealis 2,3. DORAN DUANE KOSTE lf brains were power hc'd be a munitions arsenal. Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4g Chorus 3,45 Class President 13 Class Vice-President 33 Aurora Borealis 43 Annual Staff 3,43 National llonor Society 3,45 Sophomore Play. VYNA LOUISE KUMPULA Little, but oh my! Chorus 2,3,4, Class Secretary 15 Aurora Borealis 3,45 Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Basketball Homecoming Queen 2, Football Homecoming Queen4g Sophomore Plays, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. JAMES JOHN LANSWICK llJimll Let me dance tonight, tomorrow night and forever more. Superior, Wisconsin 1,2, 3. ELAINE CAROLINE KUNNARY She is little, she is wise, she's a terror for her size. Chorus 2,3,4, Student Cotmcil 3,45 Class Secretary 2, Aurora Borealis 45 Annual Staff 3, Pep Club 3,45 GAA1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 3, Sophomore Plays, Senior Class Play. GWENDOLYN CUYNELL LOKEN Gwen Her happy smile wins her many friends. Moterville High School 15 Class Secretary 3, 45 Aurora Borealis 3,45 Chorus 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Vice President 35 President 45 GAA 2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 3,45 Sophomore Plays5 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play. ALMA LAURILA ll A charming girl with the hand of an artist. Aurora Borealis 2,3,45 Art Editor 45 Annual ASI Editor 43 Pep Club 25 Homecoming Princess 15 Sophomore P1ays5 Junior C1355 Playg Senior Class Play. RICHARD BENHART MAKI llDickN Sometimes he sits, and thinks, sometimes he just sits. Student Council Treasurer 35 Student Council President 45 Class Vicc-President 25 Baseball 25 Homecoming Attendant 2. ROBERT ARNE MAKI llBObll A little quiet, but not so shy, hc's a SWCU classmate and a grand guy. Calumet, Minn. l,2,3- V - GALE WILLIAM MUGG E He came a stranger and went a friend. Sanbom, Minn. 1,2,3. JAMES JOHN MOLICK Jim Play and I'll play with you. Study and you study alone. Class President 3,45 Aurora Borealis 2,35 Pep Club 25 Sophomore Playg Junior Class Playg Minnesota Boys' State 3. 5, DORIS JANE NORI llDodoll She says what she thinks when she thinks it. Chorus 2,3,43 Aurora Borealis 45 Annual Sta.ff 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4g Drill Team 4. I VERNON CARL NELSON llvemll When I grow older I'll be bolder. Northome, Minnesota 1,2. DI-NNIS EDWARD NORRELL Den Inever let my studies interfere with my e cation. Bemidji, Minnesota 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Sopho more Playsg Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play. MLLDRI-LD MAY NYGAARD Qiiet and demure, steady and sure. Bradley, South Dakota 1,2,3. HENRY JOE PAULISICH llHankll I never have much to say, but Ido alot of thinking. Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Student Council 1,25 Class Treasurer 152,35 Aurora Borealis 2,35 Northern Lights 3,45 Northem Lights Co-Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Sophomore Plays5 Junior Class Play. PATRICIA AILEEN O'BRIEN llpatll True to type she has that Irish temper. Student Council 1,25 Northern Lights 3,45 Northern Lights C0-Editor 45 FTA 2,3545 FTA President 45 Pep Club 253,45 Pep Club Exec- utive Board 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Sophomore P1ays5 Junior Class Play5 Declamation 152, 3,45 Minnesota Girls State 3. X RICHARD MATHEW PIRNAT llDickll There are soda crackers, fire crackers, but there's only one such wisecracker in capti- vity. Baseball 25 Sophomore Playg Junior Class Play. CURTIS LEE PHINNDI llFum1yll Ifaline were crooked, he'd argue it straight. Dxlutli, Minnesota 1,2. GEORGE ANTHONY POLUS Yuda Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Basketball 3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 3,45 Senior Class Play. ROSE ANNE MARIE PRESTON I'm on the brink of a great career, somebody push me off. Eveleth, Minnesota 1,2,3g Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 GAA 4. ROGER GEORGE RAIHALA llROgll Never do today what you can put off till to- morrow. Aurora Borealis 33 Letterman's Club 45 Foot- ball 45 Sophomore Playg Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play. S-I - X Vx '-. JANET MARIE PRINCE Prince A good heart is worth gold. Aurora Borealis 25 Annual Staff 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 3,4. I-IAYDHN FARNBAIRN SEARS llDennyll The fair sex is my department. Crosby-Lronton, Minnesota 1,2,35 Football 43 Senior Class Play. . , , Lf .1 m5i?jW 9t,,,,? my DARELL JAMES SCHEURING Scheuring Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may be drafted. TED VERNON STAPLES Stud I want what I want when I want it.' Salt Lake City, Utah 15 Chorus 2,3,45 Sopho more Playg Senior Class Play. DARRELL WAYNE SZAFRANSKI A man's character is judged by his courage. Chorus 1,2,35 Declamation 1,2,3. ,ig X 5 ,, 1 X BEVERLY MARIE VERNON IIBCVII A good giggle is worth a thousand laughs. Chorus 3,45 Aurora Borealis 3,43 Northern Lights45 Pepcmb 2,3,45 GAA1,2,3,4g cheer- leader 2,3,4g Homecoming Attendant 45 Sophomore Playsg Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play. ANTHONY ROBERT TURK llT0nyl Let's look at the record Football 1,2,3,45 Let:terma.n's Club 4 JAMES PHILIP SENDE llJi!-nl! I can't conquer the world in a day, but give me time. Alexandria, Minnesota 1,2,3. BARBARA J EAN WEISNER uBax-b ll Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Barronette, Wisconsin 1,2,3. PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE CLASS MOTTO Men at some time are masters of their fates: The fault is not in our stars, but in ourselves. CLASS COLORS Sapphire and Silver CLASS FLOWER White Orchid 24 CLASS ADVISERS Miss Patricia Mooney Mr: Micheal Rnkavina CLASS WILL Ga1l Anderson bequeath my frequent trrps to Aurora to Bruce Makr Barbara Berssel bequeath my short blond harr to Susan Bayless Allen Boerger bequeath my lev1s to anyone who dares to wear them as low as I drd John Boese bequeath my drag wrth Mr Korpr to anyone who thrnks they wrll need rt Vrolet Coleman bequeath my quret personalrty to Arlette Mrkulxch Sydney Ann Colvrn bequeath my ballet dancrng to Vrctor Klune Patrrcra Ellrngson bequeath my nrckname of grggles to anyone who thrnks they can lrve up to rt Davrd Errkson bequeath my lazrness to Rod Kestr Rrchard Fontecchro bequeath my posrtron on brownre patrol to Jrmmy Robrnson Lorraine Forry bequeath my extra pounds to Julre Polus Charlene Huhta bequeath my ab111ty to get along wrth teachers to my younger brother Loren Mrldred Nygaard bequeath my abrlrty to stop wrth a screechrng of brakes to anyone who rs capable of drrvrng that way I Peanuts Prrnat bequeath my reservatron 1n Mrss Knutson s doghouse wrth anyone who has the natural qualr frcatrons to f1ll my seat Davrd Grtvette bequeath my banged up nose to Jrm Robrnson rf he thrnks rt wrll help hrs looks Alma Laurtla bequeath my best wrshes to next years art class and hope they w1ll make use of rt Janet Pnnce bequeath my front seat rn Englrsh class to anyone who lrkes to run errands Drck Markr bequeath my scraps wrth the cops to who ever can afford them Darrel Szafranskr bequeath my abrlrty to stay out of trouble to Alvrn Saarela Gwen Loken bequeath my bones to brology class Curt Phrnney bequeath my apple polrshrng rn Englrsh to Lee and Non cause I thrnk they ll need rt Denms Norrell bequeath my baseball sprkes to Freddy Mrhelrch rn hopes he can frll them better Elarne Kunnary bequeath my abrlrty to get my car to MOB whom I m sure wrll make a very calm careful drrver lrke I am Betty Jones bequeath my ambrtron to Eleanor Knutson Carole Crandall bequeath my abrlrty to flunk all my hrstory tests to Margaret Cuffe Nola Karrch bequeath my ducktarl and my drrver s trarmng to my brother Gary who can use both Tony Turk bequeath my huntrng abtltty to Tony Mrsmash rn hopes that he wxll not get skunked Henry Paulrsrch bequeath my clarrnet to my brother who can already play better than me Doran Koste bequeath everythrng to Allen and Delwyn Nremr George Polus bequeath my mghtly poker losses to Bruce Johnson rn hopes hrs luck w11l be better than mrne James Lanswrck bequeath my fondness for dancrng to Paul Moyer Dor1s Non bequeath my abllrty to get good marks rn my Englrsh tests to Lee Werberg Pat O Brren bequeath my loquacrous nature to MOB who I doubt wrll need rt Judy KocJanc1ch bequeath my abrlrty to blush at the drop of a hat to anyone who lrkes that color complexron Darrell Scheurrng bequeath all my secret parkrng spots to Chang and Dunk Rose Ann Preston bequeath my serrous nature to Vrrgrnra Beloy Vyne Kumpula bequeath my herght to anyone who wants to get lost rn large crowds Elarne Green bequeath my mrxed up speeches to anyone who thrnks they can strarghten them out Barbara Wresner bequeath my abrlrty to drrve my car rn the drtch to anyone who has the nerve to do rt Beverly Vernon bequeath my mghts of letter wrrtrng to Drane Jasper Sharon Gorst bequeath my ab111ty to operate the Jerky OLDS to Charlre Hxll Natal1eGantz bequeath my grft of gab tn Mrss Knutson s room to anyone who thrnks they can get away wrth rt Orton Jones bequeath my farlrng grades to Lars Wrlkrnstad rn the hope that he can do better Hayden Sears bequeath my abrlrty to keep the grrls rnterested to my brother Johnny Ted Staples bequeath my harr style to Pat Trrhey Jrm Molrck bequeath my w11l power to stay at home and study to Dan Gooddell who needs rt Vernon Nelson bequeath my promptness to hand rn assrgnments to Charlre H111 Roger Rarhala bequeath all my Eskrmo fnends to Mrlton Kllpela Gale Mugge bequeath my abrlrty to stay out of trouble to Larry Norrell 73 L . 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CLASS PROPHECY Destrnatron The Moon 1977 We the Annual Staff frnd ourselves boardrng the rocketsmp MX desrgned by Professor James Molrck to see what the master mmds of 57 are now dorng rn the year 77 Our prlots are Doran Koste and Gall Anderson We recognrze the stewardesses as Rose Anne Preston and Vrolet Coleman They are busrly servrng some of the passengers Oh' Ted Staples' We drdn t even recognrze you rn that space um form Are you gorng to the Moon to frght the Cheeseburgers'7 Say rsn tthat Elarne Green wrth her boss Rrchard Prmat of the Prrnat Peanut Factory? Srttrng behmd them we see Lorrarne Forry and Betty Jones on therr way as regrsteted nurses to the new hosprtal that has Just opened We are now approachrng our destrnatton As we land we see the newspaper re porters Curt Phmney and Jim Sende wartrng to snap some prctures of thrs lovely ballet dancer we have aboard Mrss Sydney Ann Colvrn Here she comes now wrth her dancrng partner James Lanswrck and her agent Rrchard Fontecchro As we walk rnto the Greasy Spoon Cafe managed by Charlene Huhta and Carole Crandall we see the bopprng wartresses Barbara Wersner and Barbara Berssel Look at that brg plate of flapJacks' You can hardly see Dave Errkson Darrel Scheurxng and Allen Boerger behmd them They must be storrng up for therr hard days work as lumberjacks Now to head downtown Frrst we come upon the Spaghettr Manufacturrng Com pany operated by Dave Spaghettr Grrvette Hrs wrfe leadrng socralrte rs Vyna Kumpula Also workrng rn the offrce are hrs errand boy John Boese and hrs sec retarres Pat Ellrngson janet Prrnce and Nola Karrch As we stroll along marn street we see the Mugge Makr Barber Shop operated by Gale Mugge and Bob Makr We frnd the Presrdent of the Moon Orton Jones gettrng a harr cut whrle talkrng to Darrell Szafranslu the Moon crooner To the rrght of us we see the newly burlt Moon Hr School The prrncrpal of the school rs Rrchard Makr We frnd Judy Kocjancrch and Natalre Gantz havrng a tough trmeteachrng these Moon krds Alma Laurrla seems to be havtng much better luck teachrng the students rn the art department Down the street rs the Supreme Court of the Moon The Chref Justrce rs Henry Paulrsrch The case berng trred today rs that of Denny Sears the Blue Moon Elvrs Presley of 1977 He rs berng charged wrth breakrng too many hearts' The defendrng lawyer rs Pat O Brren the Moon s most famous cnmrnal lawyer As we descend the steps of the court house a Cadrllac chauffeured by Denms Norrell screeches to a halt Much to our amazement George Polus emerges from the back seat We frnd he rs a thrrce marrred multr mrlltonarre playboy To the left of us IS the theater A poster attracts us and a face seems famrlrar It rs that of Elarne Kunnary the star of the rodeo Her co star rs Gwen Loken fherr manager rs Vernon Nelson. As we contrnue walkmg down the street we pass Cindy s Beauty Salon operated by Sharon Gorst and Mrldred Nygaard Stopprng rn for a chat we frnd that Beverly Vernon and Dorrs Non are rnarrred to the two famous screntrsts of the Moon Boardrng the spaceshrp we drscover we need fuel so we stop at Tony Turk s Space Statron we are now landrng rn Alaska The governor of Alaska Roger Rarhala welcomes t hnrne 26 . . -Q u 1 v - ' n n ' ' n n . . , . . . . . . , . . . , , . . 9 ' I I , . I I I ' I l ' ' I O 0 , - ,, .,, . . . . . . . ' I I - n 9 ' I I I ' - u o , . . 1 9 . . . , . , . . g . v 0 1 . . Q I - s . . . , . . . . . , I . O I lr 4 1. 5- Patrick Trihey, Presidentg Judith I-Ialmet, Secretaryg Sandra Deanovic, Treasurerg Mary Kay Miglierini, Vice-President d f' v- f- y 3. ' ? 2? -2 L QQ4 G A .L af' A 'V it ,l I , A A ffl t V 4 7 ff ' S '. - xx 41- 5, A . .445 t is l I QL- ? 4-a A' C P1 L13 B. ' Q5-' 4+ -' -f ' , d T' 'JA -fy sn Q To QQ H 4- .. fn at ,. Q' ,YZ 5 if c , 1 - A AL L 'U JUNIORS Grant Abrahmson Carol Albright Joretta Arries Janet Belongia Virginia Beloy Barbara Berdice Nancy lkaaten Retha Brown Margaret Cuffe Sandra Deanovic David DePau1is Robert Dunkelburger David Easter Lornice Erikson Barbara Evans Beverly Field Dixie Fondie Joanne Gerow William Greenhalgh Melvin Hagen Renee Hakala Shirley Hakala Carol Halberg Lois Hietala Charles Hill Diane Jasper Charlotte Johnson Rodney Kesti Delores Kjelgren Victor Klune JUNIORS 1- A :I 4-1 R. -of finsf J if E' Ak, -1 V 5' '78 Yvonne Krulc Anna Lanswxck Charles LaVal.ley John Lorch Eugene Malu Sharon Markley Karen Moore Paul Moyer Mary Kay M1g11er1n1 Arlette Mlkullch Donna Mltchell Allen N1em1 Larry Norrell Marllyn O'Br1en Barbara Omlxd Kathrym Pohch Jean Polus Kanhleen Rlssanen Patr1c1a Round John Sale Margaret Sausman Wllllam Skelton Vemon Strutzel Judy Taylor Barbara Tmkey Patrlck Tnhey Karen Wagner Lloyd Wallace Lee Welberg Patrxcla Vifhztcraft Shuley Zuponcxc 1 W I , A A . . - x 'L 0 0 A- 5 - S H 7 : .E J , L - ' 'v I . 4' . -5 n .f l - 3 ' . 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A of ' ' som-lomonrs l Q-' Gary Nrva, Presrdent Pam Gurton, Treasurer B1lly Turpela, Secretary, Sue Gyskmg, Vlce Presldent ,N 'Q -bg .Vs nf- ,J ' ' ' 1: 1- f ?' w' - fi lv Y' 414 gf 3 29 Wmlham Aho Llllxan Arie Jamce Baudek Susan Bayless Norma Belonge Carol Berg Davrd Bradach Sandra Brascugh James Brown Glorla Carpenter Larry Cedarholm Robert Chnsteck George Dxaz Phyu1S Downey Barbara Edwar Norma Ellmgsc Barbara Faxth Jerry Fondre Charles Forry Sue Gysk ng Dan Goodell Arlene Gosdanovi Patricia Granzow Joseph Grebenc Pamela Gurton Fleanor Halmet Margaret Hanka Richard Jenson Arlene Johnson Bonnie Johnson SOPHOMORES 'rn' f 1... .4 X' '30 L R- Q' eq-4 in 98, '3 Bruce Johnson Delores Johnson Dennis Johnson Roy Johnson Peter Jurkovrch Paula Kakkonen Con Keppel Robert Korpx Manbeth Ktasovetz Matt Kunnary Vrncent Lace: Vugmra Larson V1v1a.n La.Va11ey Gerald Letola Eugene Lowery Bruck Malu Joyce Malu Kenneth Maki Sally McHa1e Fred Mrhehch Tony Mlsrnash Larry Mrsmash Lynn Mugge M1chae1 Mull Gene Nash Darlene New Delwyn N1em1 Gary Nlva Pat Olson Pat O'Rourke 'w Q. 4- 1 4 I 'U .V J .gf f A 5 4 , 1' ' .- . 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Y' 'T ' ' J 5 JL , 4- , 3 ' N . we - - ez f ' QI- J I ' ' 5 5 1- 4 M . . gf - . cw, 4 I i 'gs V A ' iw ' , AV, Ll' . j r' . ' J Q s 1 t at - 2 4 . - , K J E Kin . . J ' I N J MA A a 1 5 s FRESHMEN Lois Pajunen, Secretary-Treasurerg Mary Krulc, Presidentg Pat McGau1ey, Vice-President. Q- ' 'ha f 4 n in 4' B4 Q, N en' .8 A ' 'B vw 'f I ' .. EM ' D 1 .- 9 'ff' - 3 W- . 1 Q My N -1 Q O , , s Q 1 v-. 5... 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P I .r I . .- vu- bg' L .141 , 'N ' A ff ' if 'S X ' nw 1 f F 4- I Q ., .. , f -- L . MJ? .J A -SXWNQ - v'f 1, '.-' 3 6 aa' J S' T 'x ' - - fr, ' i 7 . 'Er' 'ir Ed Maki ff ' ' . A S -S f f L J . W 'I Q. y X , 4' . .I Q 21 r .a - - a f Q 4 ...ix ., yi , 3 4 O ' M I ' V V . - EJ he , ' J ' J., - A 2 fl b 5' K r 1 sy ' -- Q 'G 5 M X - ' . + QE: 9 , 'Q 2:r'1 I ' . ' iv A A- A 43-1 A FRESHMEN as s --V. , K. 1 ,rr Ax lk 11.. A ' wi Y 41.1 'S A-'S' 3 Q9 Class-Snaps ffl Kay Sausman Dennis Servatka Darlene Sinsky Lois Skytta Barbara Smith Dick Smith Jackie Stanchfield Shirley Steinbeck Sharon Strand Peggy Jo Tregillis Arlene Waldron Carol Weiberg Dorothy Johnson 3 rganizafion l 5 . I ,Q I ' .54 T in Y t 7 '. ,, -L -'yr at yr, ,. J K-. - - ff in W W , ' nj R -:ff ' 'rm li , ,O . ,2 l ' lst ROW, L. to R.: Mr. W. Paynter, Mike Larson, Arlette Milaulieh, Doran Koste, Gail Anderson, John Harrinen, Lawence Bell. 2nd ROW: Judy Taylor, Lyle Horn, Butch Misrnash, Pam Paynter, George Hodnick, Sydney Ann Col- vin. 3rd ROW: Barb Faith, Bill Burick, Bob Loken, Pat House, Helene Lourey, Vicki Faith. 4th ROW: Shirley Zu- poncic, Delbert Hall, Suzanne Orazem, Lois Skytta, Sharlyne Mayerle, John Bossard. 5th ROW: David Smolich, Dale Weulander, Vince Lacer, Robert Korpi, Roger Schnaitter, David Kircher. 6th ROW: Henry Paulisich, Karlyne Rudolph, Carol Stepetz, Judy Kocjancich, Nancy Smolich, Charlene Huhta. 7th ROW: Patrick Trihey, Art Johnson. A. H. Q This, Horace, is our school band. Junior and st-ni-rr High School students participate in the band. They play at all garnes, pep assemblies, and variousutherprugrarns. We are very proud nf our band, Horace, and you will be two. Shall we rnarch along and visit the counter- part of the band, the orchestra? Majorettes: Joanne Gerow, Majorettes: Pat Olson, Barb Omlid, Dixie Fondie. Pam Paynter. . 1514-, -Q ., fw4sf'f-n,,.,,'- W J' I.. to R.: Pam Allison, Dixie Fondie, Kathy Heitala, Henry Paulisich, Vickie Alkire Carol Stepetz, Ellen Jae ar 8 , Charlene Huhta., Nancy Smohch, David Smohch, Vicki Faith, Dale Weulander, Sydndy Ann Colvin, Sharlyne May- erle, Vince Lacer, Pat Simpson, Francis DeLage, Barbara Edwards, Karen Loken, Suzanne Orazem, Diane Shain, Pat- tick Trihey, John Harrinen, Doran Koste. The function of the orchestra is three-fold, Horace--namely-to sup- ply music for various school affairs, to become acquainted with or- chestra literature and to give pupils experience in group playing. The orchestra is used for class plays, style shows and special pro- grams such asare given at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Graduation, Columbus Day, Education Week, and at other events such as teas and receptions. The orchestra members are called upon to supply music for outside events, dinners, weddings, and concerts or programs other than school events. Adjoining communities call for the services of the Aurora orchestra for similar events. Hey! wake up Old Buddy . On the next page are our fellow col- leagues the chorus. Shall we join them as they sound off . . , .---1 ,fa M f :ff v 1- , Q 5 if pt ' A 3. 1 A 5 i5 Q . 5 fr: Q x : 4-A 311.43 Q 4 . rl Y 5 'Q 1 F L Lmqts lst ROW, I.. to R.: Sydney Colvin, Dorothy Johnson, Lois Pajunen, Phyllis Downey, Nancy Smolich, Sally Mcl-iale, Miss Dawn Tomquist, advisor. 2nd ROW: Antoinette Spehar, Carol Stepetz, Carol Nowak, Carol Turpela, Billie Jean Turpela, Pat O'Brien, Kathleen O'Brien, Marilyn O'Hien, Miss Patricia Mooney, adviser. F. T. A. 81 CHESS CLUB This, Horace, is the F.T.A. Club which was started only a few years ago and has become quite active. The members act as guides during Education Week and also work with the teachers for practical experience. The club has also started a scholarship for their members going into the education field. Below, Horace, is the Chess Club which was just started under the supervision of Mr. Warren Olson. The Club studies and plays chess as a form of recreation. Let's go see what the latest news is at the paper office, Horace! rf 'lv-J' I' 0 I, 7 1st ROW, L. to R.: Alma Laurila, Karen Wagner, Shirley Hakala, Lorraine Forry, Betty Jones, Arlette Mikulich, Suzanne Orazem. 2nd ROW: Renee Hakala, Shirley Zuponcic, Barbara Berdice, Natalie Gantz, Doran Koste, Gail Anderson, Elaine Green, Judy Kocjancich, Kathy Rissanen, Nancy Smolich. AURORA BOREALIS Editor ..... . . Lorraine Forry Sports Editors . . . . . Gail Anderson, Doran Koste Ass't Editor ..... . . . Shirley Hakala Art ....... ......... A ima Laurila Business Manager ..... . . . Charlene Huhta Staff Advisor . . . . Miss Dessa Rajacich Ass't Business Manager . . . . . . Arlette Mikulich Proof Editor . . . ..... . Betty Jones lst ROW, L. to R.: Diane Jasper, Doris Nori, Miss Rajacich, Lois Hietala, Carol I-lalberg, Judy Halmet. 2nd ROW: Vyna Kurnpula, Pat Whitecraft, Joanne Gerow, Virginia Beloy, Lornice Erikson, Pat O'Brien, Maribeth Krasovetz, Gwen Loken, Marilyn O'kien, Billie Jean Turpela, Margaret Hanka, Beverly Vernon. 3rd ROW: Geraldine Peterson, Sydney Ann Colvin, Toni Spehar, Rose Mary Trihey, Carol Stepetz, Phyllis Downey, Pat O'Rouke, Barbara Faith, Elaine Kunnary, Janet Belongia, Pat Round. 099 ,Q I '1 if 'T -4 , A N, V- . J X J rv LY? S Z 1 4 5 1 J T7 J' ww 1st ROW, L. to R.: Alma Laurila, Karen Wagner, Patricia O'Brien, Judy Kocjancich, Betty Jones. 2nd ROW: Ar lette Mikulich, Marilyn O'lkien, Doran Koste, Henry Paulisich, Mr. Fadlovich, Allan Niemi, Gail Anderson, Barbara NORTHERN LIGHTS STAFF Berdice. Co-Editors. . . . . Patricia O'Brien Henry Paulisich Ass'tEditor ......... ..... K aren Wagner Business Manager ,..,. . , , Judy Kocjancich Ass't Business Managers. . . . . . Arlette Mikulich Barbara Berdice Sports Editors. . . . Gail Anderson Doran Koste Photographers. . . . Marilyn O'Brien Lnrnice Erickson Art ........ ..... M r. James Ghostly Staff Adviser . . . . . Mr. Rudolph Fadlovich lst ROW, L. to R.: Beverly Vernon, Shirley Zuponcic, Diane Jasper, Carol Halberg, Judy l-lalmet. 2nd ROW: Janet Belongia, Sandy Deanavic, Pat Ellingson, Virginia Beloy, Lomice Erikson, Shirley Hakala, Doris Nori. 3rd ROW: Vyna Kumpula, Joanne Gerow, Sharon Gorst, Elaine Green, Natalie Gantz, Janet Prince, Kathy Rissanen, Renee Hakala. i ' In 4 2 5 V1 Y' ? I fi l V umm: ' n nu lst ROW, L. to R Russell Pirnat, Sharon Strand, Peggy Mihelich, Thea Marie Lessar,. Joe Beloy. 2nd ROW Judy Halmet, Max Kochevar, Dick Maki, Vic Klune, Peter Jurkovich, Suzanne Orazem, Elaine Kunnary STUDENT COUNCIL AND N. H. Horace, this is the Student Council. They sponsor the monitor , system, dances and many other worthwhile events. They also sponsor the National Honor Society which we will meet now. The Hematite Chapter of the National Honor Society has four char- acteristics which every member must have to qualify. They are leadership, character, service and scholarship. NHS Officers H enry Paulisich Sec-Treas., Doran New Members: MSW Kal' Mighefml Judi' H3-lmef Koste Pres Sydney Ann Colvin Vice-Pres. Betty Jones' lLl'illLR i DEC LAMATION DRAMATIC DIVISION READINGS L- to R-2 Karen Wagner- BACK ROW: L. to R.: Robert Loken, victoria Faith, Barbara Faith, Maribeth Krasovetz, Dixie Cheryl Newman, Rose Turk, Max Koch- Fondie, Geraldine Peterson. EVEI. PANT OMIIME L. to R.: Pat O'Brien, Marilyn O'Brien, Margaret Hanka, Nancy Smolich. HUMOROUS DIVISION L. to R.: Janet Belongia, Darrell Sza- franski, Sydney Anne Colvin. HUMOROUS JUNIOR DIVISION L. to R., FRONT ROW: Jane W'hitcraft. BACK ROW: Kay Sausman, Peggy Jo Tregillis, Cherylyn Mayerli, Kathleen O'Hien, Carol Nowak, Carol Turpela, Jackie Stanchfield. ' W E INSTRUCTOR . 4 Thurman Rasmussen 4 ' . 43 E3 'L 4 'T .ij 'V : x,,4':4:gfa..5,1r -.A A ' ' io? I. x ' ' .X 5 V. t N'- ' R 'QA5 p D I1 I r I .,. ol wifi X., - km hai! 'ff ,. 53 V . . ,W ,vi . 1 I 'r -5 v I 2- F ,ftLv?5,. if We - fi - A 46 ,J N 1 s. so A 'L Q QL 4-1-s I f 'T ' J t i-95-Y: - lst ROW, L. to R.: Dick Fontecchio, Dave DePau1is, John Boese, Fred Mihelich. 2nd ROW: John Sales, Tony Mismash, Tony Turk, Denny Sears, Dave Grivette. 3rd ROW: Bill Skelton, Vic Klune, Gary Niva, Roger Raihala, Bzriydliogjrglglx, Peter Jurkovich. 4th ROW: Henry Paulisich, Pat Trihey, Bruce Johnson, George Polus, Rodney Kesti, LETTERMEN'S CLUB Well Horace, we have finally come across the Lettermen's Club. It is com- posed of Senior High School boys who have earned letters in football, baseball, and track. To earn a letter in football or basketball, a player must at least play one half of the quarters in every game. In baseball he must play at least half of the innings of each game. To win a letter in track, participants must earn ten points in a duel meet or else place in district competition. DEPT. T X SENIOR LETTERMEN Q lst ROW, I.. to R.: Henry Paulisich, Tony Turk, Roger Raih- V ala, John Boese, George Polus. Center, Dave Erikson. 2nd J ROW: David Grivette, Denny Sears, Dick Fontecchio. w I -5 fd 1 Ii, ., -jf fn? l ,xgfkfeficd 2 Wrestling--John and Denny Sears Track 'N 7 Horace, we are now entering me sports section. This page gives us a quick glance at our minor sports. Let's go on to the football field and intercept a few passes! Sprinter--David Grivette First place state high jump--Bill Wrage Intramural Team What's this? The line-up f I - ' y!,f4 ,fa ,ff FOO Aurora 33 4.-a .3 ,, Y f , . 1. Q ROW 1: David Erikson, David Grivette, George Polus, Vic Klune, Vince Lacer, Roger Raihala, John Boese, Bob Dunkelburger, David DePau1is, Pat Trihey, Dick Fontecchio, Denny Sears. ROW 2: Jim Robinson, Tony Turk, Tony Mishmash, John Sale,Peter Jurkovich, Vern Stzrutzel, Joseph Grebenc, Bruce Johnson, Gary Niva, Kenny Maki, John Sears, William Aho, Coach Peter Jurkovich. ROW 3: Student Manager, Bob Korpig David Bradach, Ed Maki, Bruce White, Jerry Fondie, Matt Kunnary, Bob Allison, Melcom Stead, Gerald Latola, Bruno Maki, Fred Cina , Student '56 BLACKHAWKS Well, Horace here we are! The Hawks finished second in the Arrowhead Football Conference. Their rec- ord was5-1, with the only loss to Gilbert. Aurora was fortunate to have returning, All-Conference David Grivette on the team. This year the Hawks placed David Grivette, Hayden Sears, George Polus, and Vince Lacer onthe Coaches' team and David Grivette, Vic Klune, Hayden Sears, George Polus, Vince Lacer and Robert Dunkelberger on the Mesabi Daily News rating. Pretty good redord . . . Hey, Horace, your going the wrong wayl Manager Bill Skelton. Assistant Coach Tom Reagan and Head Coach Peter Jurkovich. A 0 D A ji 'fl' X 39 ', , .t,. 1 x X 2 gi r tj .jeff ' 'vo y 5' .1 .QA ll' 5. ' ' .- 1 m : A ' .1 v ' - rg , Q.. . . .+ . 'iff , x n '. . .5 . . A ' Q' ' ,' 5 ' -'11 8 , 1 . . 9 -9 . V.--F ., ,, if' ,. .A -,., - '4' , . , ' ,,q.-., .fJ- AVE f' ' . 'Q ' W ,-V-'Q-' ...ir Q V. , .,f .' 'F 'V lx' ., --' N ,, 1 r' ,,.. - ir' - . 1... ,.. . ,.. . . '34 175 -5, . fr Jw' 4' .ww I ' 1 1 Denny Sears - All-Conference Aurora fans watching crucial touchdown made by Gilbert X . f - i X --.,ffgi,u .. .. ' . H V- -V -,wi Y- 7-M 1, 4 , '- : f-. '- GL-f' X I .-'54 , A ' ELLNOTEI Cv 'fb SEE cur Ar Lerr. Aurora player mowed down by Gilbert players Unanimous All-Conference David Grivette 14 .,., 5 if A ,iv . F Q1 f M F Q Af , 5556. W S1 N -A K - v xl Jpcgli 3, , 'Hur'--f si Head Coach Tom Reagan M wr. if JW Qi lx ' A 4 t. George Polus , Bruc e Johnson 4 X Q! i mx 5q,..,, Assistant Coach Jim Kuelbs 5' ,X If L5 BASKETBALL ,fy- f,f fy C- 19' x i David Grivette if 'X at Aa as Rod Kesti JC Vince Lace: Peter Jurkovich, Jr 57 X xx Student Manager ' D Nxh f 1 1 ,, , YN Student Manager Bill Skelton Vic Klune P 4,1 r 6 X Q f 5 E t 3 f S., 4' f LA Davelirikson ' E 4.4 VemStrut'ze1 Dick Fontecchio 1 Q jf, 'sd 3 f f 6 ,, Larry Norrell Gary Niva. BOMBERS--JCITY F0ndie,BruCe White. Bill A110, JUNIOR HIGH TEAM--ROW 1: Tom Molick, Tony Wil- Gene Saumer, David Bradach. ROW 2: Larry Ced- liams, Bobby Kotehevar, Pat Stanchfield, Milton Toratti. erholm, Jim Brown, Bill Greenhalgh, Larry Mis- ROW 2: Donny Berdice, Pat McCauley, B111 Cina , Pat mash, and Tony Mismash. Miller, Bob Loken, and David McCauley. ROW 3: Ed Mikulich, Gary Karich, Pete Pitkanen, David Bradach, George Hodnik, and John Harinen. This year Tom Reagan's Blackhawks were out to defend their District 27 and Region '1 titles. They made a good showing despite a few losses, handing some of the toughest teams of the state a sampleof the potentiality of the '56-57' Blackhawks. Four of starting five of last years team were gone. Kesti, Grivette, and Polus were the only lettermen that saw tournament action last year. The Hawks won five straight, with Rod Kesti becoming the top scorer in range competition. After losing some and winning others, the Blackhawks close their season being one of the top contenders in district play. Good luckin the tournaments, boys. Speed 'er up, Horacel TQURNAMENT ACTION X ROW 1: Jim Kuelbs, assistant coachgEdBerdice, Rod Kesti, Bill Wrage, Dick Thompson, Stan Plevell, and Tom Rea- gen, headcoach. ROW 2: Bill Carlson, student manager, Fred Zuponcic, Jerry Kiskinen, Dave Erickson, George Polus, Steve Engst, Dave Grivette, Bruce Johnson, and Doug F aragher, student manager. AURORA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Hi, Horace, come on over and meet our great basketball team of last year. Boy, that was a year to remember! We went all the way to represent Region 7 in the state classic. Only twice before had the Hawks been down the state tournament, in 1923 when they took the championship and 1927 when they won the Region. The Blackhawks ran over every opponent they met last year in the District 27 toumament and the semi-finals of the region meet. In the region finals against Cloquet, the Blackhawks were almost pinned down, but they came through with flying colors with a score of 59-58, after the thrilling overtime. Up until the Cloquet game, the Blackhawks had managed a very irnpresslve 85 point average for all the games played during the tournament. Yes, we had a great gang of boys on our team last year, with two great coaches, Tom Reagen, head coach and James Kuelbs, assistant coach. The Blackhawks were defeated by Minneapolis Roosevelt in the opening round of the playoffs at the State finals. Despite the loss, the Blackhawksgave the new state champion Roosevelt team the toughest battle they had in achiev- ing the state crown. Yes, last year is a year that will go down in history. 'Hi TV? 1 I 1 'nn sa ff' . - ' W A '1 'MQ n ' ' .V I an 2 .pf V1 'is' 5 5, fi 'i 45.12 Po A 555 Y iv 'E 1 fi J O gf fm 'H' W M, Q , ,ff if s gQ,1,mi , x, Zia 'gf' Q , .rv 4 , -: wr I ,fb 4 4 2 'ii Wy i f f ful N .1 M , , 223 0? iw? fs W Q 5? ai '9' .. W '42 m - ' ' , , M W ' 1 N -v .y - 4 ' x , NV - - V wk. Y ldv A I . , L' A,,,y ,YW :ff ,, fe ' .I Wi ' mf aah x Q V . W I f I4 yi , w iii X ' V: :L A wg' ig I Q . 'a ,.. .9 o P qw K' A , V 'Q V2 Q., 5 1, ,E 'yu '. mw I' . Q Av 5 K 1 -y G' 1 vu K2-1 47 -- 4 5 UN! ' -1- ' wa, 4:58 Mn at Q f-. 'Aw 1 f 'Y 6. A .zm ,. A , 1 vw ,ni er. Q W fi , mc ,A :hge V 1 sQ Y 8 I f I4 .fp r ffg- Q QFW-4 'Q' Ag 22 is we- . ?'z'kw'1 Q Ag! Q, r L M. 1 IG! at 1 tisgaf E X 7.9, X - ,Q . Eye we V 3 , if 'Q aim ' if K4 .I f-,L ,s mf' ,, fir 'A A I fy- :ve I S A 'K Ex .1 x, f 'r sig Q . 1 ,L I I. as P b Hgvk W. .,,1 ,- G ff ,M , x ' I - . w A . is X3 Y fx., 'X' 'W 'ffm S-A ' q. F 1 'W ,M Liam N Sf' ff..- VA A , Q01 E c ova 1 N CIA, FOOTBALL HOMECCMING This year, Horace, the homecoming festivities started with a colorful parade which wasa tremendous success. Classes and private organizations entered floats. After the parade we all stomped to theauditorium to see who the king and queen would be. The suspense was broken when David Grivette and Vyna Kurnpula were crowned. The attendants were football players and the girls selected by the student body. After a rip-roaring pep fest on Thursday night the Blackhawks rolled over the Tower Eagles. The dance cli- maxed the festivities which were all very successful. On the next page, Horace, we'll see who the basketball king and queen are. wpt-1' TW:--L FLOAT WINNERS lst prlze Semors 2nd pnze Jumors 3rd prwe 7th grade 5. NJ 5 Nb 1 '- Jw 5 .Um + 'ii ,M ,J iff' I I g .Q v,-, fr 3 X! - C 'Q - ,, Z , f f ' .' ................. . . ' I W . I' fx, V VV I IQ Y ' v. e, ' 'Q 'fag ,fy 'A , 'W Q I QR , 9 btliuniv , ,-.-.. , 1' 5' . QVXA V if 4 , 'fb ya 4x V Q- ,,., F ,'-.Tir HL M Q, ' A if + ,, d .' I 1-.Q ,-f WF .SJ sit X , - -1 ' ,,- 4 ' 1 Sr. -1. J ' ' 4 .d - fm ', x - is 65 Q-.J K V 'Tl i Queen Pat Olsen, King George Polus s Q s . Our 1957 Basketball Homecoming was the best yet, Horace. Karen Wagner, M. C., introduced the 1956 King, f Edward Berdice. Since the 1956 Queen, Judy Erikson, 1 1 was unable to attend, her young sister Jodie carried the iz crown and a message from Judy. Stan Plevell, a star of last year's team, came forward and crowned the new 1957 Queen,Pat Olsen. Dick Thomp- son, another star of last year, came forward and took the scroll which Billy Thompson carried through the auditor- ium. Dick, then, crowned our new king, George Polus. Homecoming was climaxed with a dance following wi f the game. Jerry Arries, Jr.5 Judy Kocjancich, Sr.g Gwen Loken, Sr., Peter Jurkovich, Soph., David Erickson, Sr., Bruce John- Queen Pat,Soph3 BeverlyVernon, Sr., Barb Omlid, Jr., Pam son, Soph.3 King George, Sr.3 Rodney Kesti, .Jr.5 David Gurton, Soph. Grivette, Sr., Dick Fontecchio, Sr. i L fl has 1 if V Pat and Dunk' gil A SADIE 0 HAwKlNs ' DANCE 1 K J, ' X I flwwZM,2 K , ,, ,, ,, . 1. rr r ni xxx:-. Dick and 'MOB', Donna and Jim f R an' R wiIII1C1'SJ I Dick and Phyllis ' X245 is xxx S ' NI. , ,vnu if Barb and Cary Q X 8. 4 3 Migs and Jim, Pal and Dick QWaltz Winncrsj Larry and Jerry Buzz .md Jan A I 5-W r Look1n' fer SLl1'Il1J1D', eh? X , cn- f Margaret Hanks., Miss Helen Bitker, Pat Olsen, Paula Kakko- nen, Jackie Stanchfield. EZ 5 0 Arlene Johnson, Deanne Yerich Joyce and Judith Aho THROUGH THE YEARS This year, Horace, the theme of the annual Home Bc. Style Show was fashions through the years. The various fads and styles were shown to the audience, in a de- lightful manner through the means of caractures and models of bygone era 's, and then into the present day. The styles for the present day were made by the seventh, eighth, ninth, and twelfth graders in the Home Economics Sewing Classes. 69 STYLE SHOW Kathleen Williams, Betty Saari Bonnie Johnson 0. nj, S , , 3 Jliflliffgjazy' fig 1' --M ' abil, -2' E35 fr Y'5liv, R v MANS 5-i f , 5 'J' v v aa -- 43 l 4: Eiga , xi Y ,ig 6- 4 , I 91,54 rf , 'M-:gy fx M , gf, 1 is 1535 f 'N ' , 55? n . 9, '15 . ,. iq f , 5' fs? I ' swf- . X w , 1-:-,M N, 4 Yr GPA ' , A wi- Y 9ag4?s.5z f 2 - ' f-1.6 Y Q , - -vii? Q . fa ,:mE,,sg. a - 1 A .,i'3':g3wfg3: : 1- , 3 ww 3 Q. M ' s 64 g- - Glow Worm U T W -.. M x ii Al Jolsen Sweet Old Fashioned Gal Anchors Aweigh lf' ' I .N ,. x' , x x ' I . , IS' ':- w- fr ' I The Flappers fn 5 ' f , 4 U We, , Rock Around The Clock JUNIOR CLASS VARIETY SHOW Jive vs English Get Hep . . 'TTA' , 1 , J The Dionne Quints The French Song Shl-f1eY TC H1913 Greta Garbo Elvis Presley Finale Illegal Entry Crazy Otto Ps F' Oh, What You Said! ! J 4 Long Tall Sally The Line Up Gard . 5 !!1 I ,f ', 1 The Mad Chemist ,.,-M 1 Ambitious Q A W K What 's The Occasion? And Away We Co!! Open Sesame There's a Tale Among Us GUYS AN' Bruce 'n' Janet Darlene 'n' John Chang ' ' Retha Dmmk 'n' at anim H. AC .hm 'n' Donn Barb 'n' Ted DOLLS ,W xglllf f Carol 'n George ' f Horac e 149' 'A Hxlda -'gk .if-sg ' it' A , n , - P , 4x I ,- Q -5 Q 1 , 1 k ' Y I .- L Y Q I 'I' ., 5 : fl' .. , , ,Q 4 6 VJ! ' Dave 'n' Vyna A f i ' a. x f ' x' VA 'As 5 N 5 3 Ewr Q ' ' SX - 3 i f ag ,J 9 x K 1 ' 1 V- -1 1.4 ' 4 A , ff' ez . sp' gg BEST ALL AROUND SENIORS Patricia O'Brien and David Erikson BESTEST The senior class students pictured on these two pages are the students voted by their classmates as the most outstanding in the traits depicted. This year a new Catagory, Best All Around Seniors, was added where the seniors selected the boy and girl they felt fit nearly all the catagories in almost all fields. if ff 1 n v 1 N GM 3 VA A .P 3, P A 1. vw .I 5, , M , N Lv W' Q' 'T xx n rn r K 'LUN QRS' , ,- X 5 ,4- 1.1.2 Y 3 xx 1 W ff .l f . ' i fx L O O N .!46!U2l'il5lI'lg X fl ,K f' K' k y ROBINSON S CAFE Complzments of ROTHMAN GARAGE Phone CA 9 8260 H WESTON DAHL Phone CA 9 8150 Aurora Mmnesofa Aurora Mnnnesofa Aurora Minnesota CHERRO VARIETY urora CA 9 4914 The store that rs open every day with everything under one foo Toys Fzlms Ilagazmes Fountazn Servzce Housewares Co ee Meals School Supplzes Complzments THE STATE BANK OF AURORA Phone CA 9 8132 AUr0rG Minnesota UW' L to R, BACK Bookkeepers Norma Haugen, Darlene Ga: men, Helen Holmen Asslstant Cashler Beatnce Turk Tellers Joan Domanoskx, Estelle I-Iolmen LAURI PALORANTA INSURANCE AGENCY Phone CA 9 2522 Aurora Minnesota PIONEER RANGE SUPPLY DRY CLEANERS MBYIBB ll Monarch Applhmceo phone CA 9 3619 Hardware L Furniture Aurora Mmnesma Phone CA 9-3636 Aurora Minnesota BARB S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone CA 9 3360 Aurora Minnesoia AURORA TACORA THEATRE HARDWARE 8. GROCERY Phone CA 9 2670 Phone CA 9 4551 AUYOTC Munnesofa Aurora Mmnesom A S - . , , L H ff .f .. 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I 0 I I I I l I . l all: U IV' WEE Aurora For Your Home on the Range It s COLLETTI S MARKET Phone CA 9 3910 BOURGIN S FURNITURE Phone CA 9 4245 Mmnesota AUYOYU M ne59I0 GRUDEM BROTHERS CO 635 North Prior Ave St PauI 4 Minn MI 6 404 Plumbing Heating 8. vBI'1fIIGfII'l contractors for the Aurora Hugh School ANCHOR ANCHOR GAS 81 FUEL COMPANY Phone CA 9 4935 Nl hts 8, Sunda s CA 9 2616 9 Y Aurora Mnnnesota EVELETH FLORAL CO 8- GREENHOUSE INC The best m lowers for all occasions 516 Grant Ave Phone 7'II W Eveleth Mmnesota E B AURORA WEBB SERVICE ALLISON S CAFE PT Phone CA 9 4828 Phone CA 9 3410 mg Aurora Minnesota Aurom Mmnesom MINNESOTA 'AIX CREDH JEWELERS POWER 8. LIGHT COMPANY 212 Cho mul Str or VIRGINIA MINNSSOIA oyxeIFg,Cg AMERICAN LEGION 41 ov uipt 5 f ' ' Quayle Shuster Post 24I 0, GIO ' 'll ll Phone CA 9 seas Aurora Ml nnesota MODERN HOME MANUFACTURING CORP RANGE OFFICE SUPPLY 8- EQUIPMENT C0 INC The very best In flne homes Typewrlters Adding Machines designed for Northern Minnesota Complete Office and School Outfrtters Phone UN 5 569I 319 Chestnut Street Telephone SH I 0432 Buwcbnk Minnesota Vlrgnmq Mmnesota In ' - - ' 'l ',,.E! 1 1, - 0 U - 'xy . . I l '.- . I . . .9 ' ' fn ' f I ll - fn ' I ' . - ' B ' ' -A F .I 7 Q 1 Cyl' ' I ' 7 7 Q p s - 4 :XS 6 xxx n GV Orr My Honor ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION C0 2805 West Superuor Street Duluth 6 Mlnnesota KEToLA s DEPT STORE 8- FURNITURE STORE Vlrgunnn Mmnesota RANGE C0 OP FEDERATION Co op Fuel Ozl Servzce Vlrglrlld Minnesota HANK PAULISICH BUSINESSMAN Another prize wlnnung portrait Aurora Mmnesom token by the THOMAS LEONARD STUDIO of EVELETH Complzments f THE SCHOOL BOARD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT I3 Aurora, Minnesota -W I 5 ' ' , v -.. I K5 I Y! 1. . . . . Q O O - 5' SI X 0 Compliments of THE TOWN OF WHITE PERPICH JEWELRY Phone CA 9 4540 Aurora Mmnesota RINTALA BROTHERS Standard Service Phone CA 9 8989 Aurora Mmnesota MARSHALL WELLS STORE Phone CA 9 8850 Aurora Mmnesota BOURGIN S MEN S WEAR Phone CA 9 3925 Aurora Mmnesota MIKE S DRUG STORE Phone CA 9 8900 Aurora Mmnesota Complzments 0 Dr LEE SARBERG Phone CA 9 8710 Aurora Mmnesota Loken s Bakery and Coffee Bar Phone CA 9 3890 Aurora Mmnesota LOUIS JANEZICH Businessman Aurora Mmnesota Compliments 0 TURKS HOTEL Phone CA 9 279'l Aurora Mmnesota JOHNSON SERVICE CENTER Stanley Johnson Mgr Aurora Mmnesota Phone CA 9 8802 JIM 8. RON S CARNIVAL OF CARS Phone CA 9 8785 Aurora Mmnesota AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Post No 241 Aurora Mmnesota TRI STATE SPORTS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 208 West Supenor Street Duluth Mmnesota AURORA SURPLUS STORE Phone CA 9 894I Aurora Mmnesota Compliments of DR GULON OPTOMETRIST Phone CA 9 4030 Aurora Mmnesota THE BIWABIK TIMES A Modern Weekly Newspaper Blwqblk Mmnesota AURORA A 8 W DRIVE IN John Kapsh Aurora Mmnesota H JACOBSON LUMBER COMPANY Aurora Mmnesota PURE OIL COMPANY Bob Elo Dlstrnbutor Phone CA 9 496I Aurora Mmnesota BEN S PURE SERVICE Phone CA 9 4961 Aurora Mmnesota MAKI MOBIL SERVICE Txres Batterxes Greasnng WHSIIIHS Phone CA 9 3800 Aurora Mmnesota ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC CO Phone CA 9 4205 Aurora Mmnesota V F W AUXILIARY Aurora Mmnesota CHARLIE S SHOE SERVICE 8- MERCHANDISE SALES Aurora Mmnesota LICARI S BARBER SHOP Aurora Mlnnesata CONOCO SUPER SERVICE Phone CA 9 4795 Aurora Mmnesota Ile lLlShlOfhGl1l Ill uho made this yearbook posszble NORTHERN LIGHTS STAFF 1 I ' I f 0 I f . . . 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Lowrey, Eugene 110, 30 Maki, Bruce 110, 30 Maki, Bruno 19, 33,50 Maki, Edward 19, 33,50 Maki, Eugene 111, 27,63 Maki, Joyce 110, 30 Maki, Kenneth 110, 30,50 Maki,Richard 112, 16,25,26,42,48, 67 Maki, Robert 112, 17,25,2o Markley, Sharon 111, 27,71 Mattson, Juiith 19, 33 McCauley, Patrick 19, 32,33,56 Mclflale, sany 110, 3o,38,39,54 Miglierini,MaryKay111, 27,28,38, 42,44,67,68,71 Mihelich, Fred 110, 30,46 M1ko11oh,Af1orro 111, 28,36,38,4O, 41,45,72 Mikulich, Edward 19, 33,56 Miller, Patrick 19, 33,56 Mismash, Anthony 110, 30,46 55 oo Mismash, Francis 19, 33,36 Mismash, Larr, 110, 30,56 Mitchell Donna Jean 111, 28 67 73 Mitsche Helen 19, 33 Mol1ck,James112, 17,25,26 67 72, Moore Karen 111, 28 Moyer, Paal 111, 2B,48,67 Magge, Gale 112, 17 25,26 Mugge, Lynn 110, 30 Nash, Gene 110, 30 Nelson, Caroline 9 33 Nelson, Vernon112, 18,25,26 New, Darlene 110 30 N1ern1,!,llan 111, 28,41 Niemi, Delwyn 110, 30 N va, Gary 110, 29,30 46,48,50,55, 64,67,68 Nori, Doris 112, 18,25 26,38 -10,41 Norre11,Denn1s112,18,25,26 48 ,68 Norrell, Lan, 111,28,46,55,67 Nowak, Carol 19, 33 59 43,45 N,,,aara, Mildred 112, 19,25,26,75 O'Br1en, Kathleen 19, 33,39,43,45, O'Br1en, lvlarxlyn 111, 28,38 40 43 45,67 68 7172 OIBIILH, Patricia 112, 19,25,26,39, 40,41,43 45 66, 67,68,69 73 7-1, 75,78 Olsen,P.1tr1c1a110, 30,36,66 67 Oml1d,Ba1'ba1'a 111, '78,36,38 66,71 Om11d,Jaue119 33 O'Rourke, Patr1c1a110,30,38 -10 Orazem, Susan at 110, 38,36 37 42,-15 Pajunen 1151519 .51 33,39 4 ,421 Paalisich lfcirx Joe 1 19 2o,26, 36,37 38,-1142,-16 8,68 74 Piulson, John 9 33 Payntcr, Pamela 11, 31,36 38 Perala, Richard 110, 31 Peterson, Geraldine 110, 31,38,43, 45 Peterson, Katherine 110, 31,38 Peterson, Joyce 19, 33 Phinney, Curt 112, 20,25,26 Pirnat, Richard 112, 2O,26,75 Pietala, Richard 111, 28 Pitkanen, Peter 19, 33,56 Polich, KaLherine 111, 28 Polus, George 112, 20,25,26,46,-48, 49,50,54,58,59,6l,62,64,66,70,72 Polus, Jean 111, 28 Pugleasa, Robert 110, 31 Preston,Rose Ann 112, 21,25,26,38, 75 Prince Janet 112,21 25 26 41 45 74 7 5 7 I 3 3 Raihala, Roger 112, 21,25,26, 6,48 50,70 Rissanen, Kathleen 111, 28,38, 41,45,71 Robinson, James 110, 31,48, Round, Patricia 111, 28,38,40,45, 68,71 Rudolph, Karlyn 110, 31,36,45 Rukavina, Diana 110, 31,45 Rytty, Jeannette 110, 31 Saarala, Alvin 111 72 Sale John 111, 28,46,50 68, Sampson, Clinton 19 33 Saumers, Gene 110 31,4o, Sausman, Kay 19, 32,-43,45 Sausman, Margaret 111 8,68, Scholar, Carol 19, 45 Scheur1ng,Darrell 112, 22,25, ,72 Scheuring, Dennis 111 72 Sears, Hayden 112, 22,25,26,46,49, 50,51,64,68,70,74 Sende, James 112, 24,25,26 Servatka, D n.n1s 19, 34 Sjoblom, Glenn 110, 31 Skelton William 111, 28,46,48,50, 55 68,71 Skytta, Lois 19, 34,36,45 Smith, Barbara 19, 34 Smith, Richard 19, 34 Smolich, David 110, 36 Smolich, Nanc, 110, 31,36,37,38 39,40 43 45 Spangenberg, Janice 110, 31 Spehar, kntoinette 110 31,38,39, 40,-la Stanehiitld Jacquel,n 19 3-1,4 Staples ft 1' 22 25 26 68 7.5 Stead, Malcolm 1 ,31 Steinback, Shirley 19, 34 Stepetz, Carol 31,36 ,37,38 ,39,40,45 Stevens, James 19, 31 Strand, Sharon 19, 34,42,45,65 Strutzel, Vernon 111, 28,50,55,68 Studier, Ronald 19, 31 Synsky, Darlene 19, 34 S7.afranski,Darrell 112, 23,25,26,43 T Taylor, Judith 111, 28,36,45,71 Tinkey, Barbara 111, 28,45,71 Torratti, Melvin 19, 31 Tregillis, Peggy Jo 19, 34,43 Trihey,Patrick111,27,28,36,37,46, 5O,68,71 Trihey, Rosemary 110, 31 40 Turk,Anthony 112, 23,25,26,46,5O Turpela, Billie Jean 110, 29,3 ,38 39,40 45 Turpela, C trol 19, 39,43 ,44 Tyn,ala, Marshall 110, 31 Vernon Beverly 112, 23,25, ,411 ,45,64,66,70 Wagner, Karen111, 28,38,40 ,41,43 Waldron, Arlene 19, 34 Wallac , Lloyd 111, 28, Watson, Janice 110, 31,45 Weiberg Carol 19, 34 We1berg,D1onne 111, 38 Weiberg, Lee 111, 28, Wierimaa, Darlene 110, 38 Wiesner, Barbara 112, 24,25 Weulancler, Dale 110, 36, White, Bruce 110, 48,50 Whitecraft, Patricia 111, 28,40 Wikingstad, Lars 110, 31 Williams, James 110, 31 Yerich, Deanne 110, 31,38,45, Zuponc1c,Sh1rley 111, '78,36,38,40 HAWK, Homxct M 2,5 37,43 , 51,5o,o8,s4 Gosh ilorate it sure ha been fun going throu h the school ,car mth ,ou he hope ,ou enjoyed the ame plaxs var1et,shoxt F i oin to the dances and all the other school CNCDIS There were a lot of new students this I-,A year a lot of next friends The Annual Staff says so long its been nice knowing you Horace Ixov. 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