Aurora Alternative High School, The Phoenix, 1996, Page 72

Description:	Stories From the RoadsideAlong the many miles we have traveled, we have had a variety of experiences, both good and andbad. Getting the house, possibly the biggest event for the school, helped establish the school identityand made us feel like a true family, but it was a mixed blessing because of the weather and construction.Through this year, not only were we in class full session but we also had time to plan fun days, go on fieldtrips, and get to know each other.This section is devoted to the celebration of the 1995-96 school year. In the Who’s Who you willfind out how people view each other within the school. In the Mini Mag, we cover local, national, andglobal events. Our Open House in February was a positive, successful event for everyone and is recorded in this section. With our experiences with conflict mediation, we have learned a positive way toresolve arguments and keep our relationships healthy. These are only a few examples of all of the activities you will see within the Features section of our Yearbook.Sara Acres and Maryellen May-Holding up the stairway! Rooth Farnsworthsmiles down the stairs atthe school.Saved at last! Construction workers prepareto pour the concrete forthe cement in the driveway. The mud puddlethat served as our driveway was finally blacktopped in the spring.
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Collection:	Aurora Alternative High School

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