I know - I couldn't believe it myself! Not only do I have my own Aurora yearbook (yes, 1974), I found my mother's (1946), my father's (1944), AND my maternal grandparent's (1921).Harold Yetter has no write-up, but Constance Roe sure does. And, do you know what it says about her? (You won't believe this...) "Constance Roe is a charming lass, the noisiest girl in the Senior Class." That acorn didn't fall far in the noisey department - even a generation removed, eh?
In the Aurora staff photo, she is in the third row (girls standing), and sixth from the left (near the center).
And just so you know, you'll have to pace yourself... I have reunion notes in my mother's yearbook. She made it to her 40th!
That's a great photo. Looks like something out of "The Little Rascals." (I wish I had enough hair to do mine like that for our reunion in three weeks.)
ReplyDeleteBut Peggy, you were more Rowdy than a Chatterbox, no?
40th? I'm thinking the next will be the 50th, and anything over 15 people attending will be a success.