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, Gordan Hein-Avonne Kruse, wore blue andaprons.iding trip thePitcher township Farm Bureau women are requested to have their overseas clothing bundles turned in to Mrs. Ralph Peterson by Wednesday. Oct. 20.ernnon, wci.mencing at vited.uLurelian SpotlightsMrs. Miller.:key.n Minkler.Ann Nelson, Lou Speers, /iolet Pruett, laHie Sauter, Carolyn Kol-ghter, Ruth Radle, Joyce mschweig.Lou Speers, Shirley Perry,Activities—are very im-of today. They well attended, closer relation-hool and com-)f some of the ind accomplish-y good stepping ay problems ofschool activities jger and better students of a ood community )e accomplished at all activities . The students and cooperate ' and thus can ? know the com-gether and give it by attendingGertsmeier.did you acquiretanged ? Since• a girl to walkeld enough girls Ference between m's hand? charge for cor-/n ?all that heat? )e on the thirdpair of suspen-lson?* Mrs. Graham, to eat? Sorry, , as I have noextra candy bars.How is fiishing in Minkler’s pond, Don? Maybe from now on you’d better drive 20 miles per hour rather than 35.Homecoming festivities highlighted last week. The marching band furnished the rhythm and pep'music for the snake dance on Thursday evening. Several football players marched with the band. Thanks for the help fellas! On Friday, the band marched in the homecoming parade. Friday evening at the half of the fqotball game, the band played Pomp and Circumstances as the royal party marched onto the field.Mr. Block, with the aid of several band members and Mr. Sagness from the Mid-Bell Music Company in Storm Lake, gave an instrumental demonstration to the third, fourth and fifth grades, junior high and high school on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Block gave a talk on the various instruments, how they are played, and some of their history.Mr. Sagness brought several of their instruments over with him and Mr. Block used these instruments to demonstrate with. Some of the band members also demonstrated their instruments. The purpose of this demonstration was to arouse the interest of more students to play band instruments.The Aurelia Bulldogs won their homecoming game over the Sioux Rapids Indians by a score of 7 to 6.There was no scoring in the first half. The Bulldogs were down deep in the Indians' territory Several times, but just couldn’t go over to pay dirt. Sioux Rapids never threatened.In • the second half the Bulldogs scored on a 35 yard run by Arlo Sturgeon. Jim Buenger plunged over for the extra point.Gerald Fairchild scored Sioux Rapid's only tally on a 50 yard jaunt. Extra point was no good.Next Friday night the Bulldogs will travel to Paullina for their third conference game.The record so far for Aurelia is two wins, two games tied, and one lost.In the Sioux Valley Conference, Aurelia has won one game and lostone game.handsome 1 blue eyes ai He is pre and a meml His activith ball, track, chorus.He has i odd. He lt;going to di one favorite His favoriti Sweetheart Does an: ring he’s g Have, yo now? It isLast wee the first six came six we tests—Engl shorthand i Wednesday, and Friday for work oLast wee selling maj for homeco for the co trying to s six weeks scheduled 1. some of tl the F. F. A the band r rehearsals ; or could n think this On the wh for everybt alike.In speec’ how to use lections alo now, KletisIn typini away and r It is surpri: so easy w can be so 1Last wee freshman c Everyone If you saw alleys pick weren’t ah freshmen g dance.The senior for this week is a verySCHOOL I (Cont
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa, US
Thu, Oct 14, 1948
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