East Aurora High School - Speculum Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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Campaigning was tried for thc li rst time in selecting Student Council oflicers. Campaign posters, slogans, buttons, and speeches, as well as bands, balloons, and banners, highlighted the suspense-filled week before the election. Building and Grounds committee began work on the cafeteria courtyard, the Assembly com- mittee planned one assembly each month. the Pep assembly added spirit to convos, and the Stamps and Bonds committee encouraged savings. Other council activi- ties included sponsoring fifth-quarter dances, supporting a war orphan, bring- ing back Student Day in which students take over classes, helping at the limpty Stocking Benefit Fund basketball game and dance, printing of the Student Direc- tory, sponsoring the Tommy Dorsey Band program and dance, and contribut- ing to a scholarship fund established at Aurora College for Dr. K. D. XValdo. An ANI-FNI radio, given by the Council. furnished music for lunch periods. .Sll IJI1.XI 1.0! ,N CII--liack row: U. SI11'l'21f'y, If. Ifulfl, If. I.1111g1f, I . D11y,lx'.Slnpp.v, K. l!'1Ili11n1.r,.ll. I.11lz, J. R11- aculllt, lf. .Y11'I1ul.v, I. Griffin. Fourth row: I.. .'1I1!lIl.l'IIlI1', .lI. Pl11ll1p.r, H. .ll11rI.1'1111, T. lfruzl-w1', D. ll'11.fl1l1111'n, U. Kopp, T. Kish, R. .Y!1lIll'If'l1, P. Si111.r,J. .lI1ll1'r. Third row : .1111 IJIITIJ, J. H1'11.rl1'y, C. Cnppwr, T. Bflilfllllflflll, JI, Sfm- 141111, bs! GIi.YIfR.II. .UUTUICS rrp1'1'.v1'11l11I1f1'w Ml.: up .H'I1'IItil' f7I'llyl'1'5.i yrilln 'LLAIIII Stiztlrnl Kff1u1111l prw.t11I1'11f, .-Ift I:'r11.vu11, 111111 H1 .ffuyr rrrftc, Iiz'111'w l,I'fX'IIIfl, G11111' .llillmg 1111.1 fIlIlIVIl'J' N1'l.vo11. 1fr'l', II. Uz1lI11'f4'I1l, If. Srllqcrlrz, J. Rfzzlrl, P. .V1'I1111f, IJ Ip1'ju1'11. Second row: 5. ll11r1.Ir11, JI. IfI'IIlll'ff, .S. Rmul, K Ilura, X. Dr-1'1n1', S. .lIllI'II1llZ, I.. .lU!I1llllI1lIIl'I', ff. SI1uy1'1', IV. Il'11Hu11f1'1ll1i, P. Spfmllnlfz. First row: C. .ll11l1'11y, S1'l1111i11'l, S. f.'!llI'A', P. LVIIFIIIIIII, J. Olson, J. I.f'R1'llw, .N Il1111.rf1. S D Ul'TGUl1YG Sf111lf'11l f.lUIlIll'II Il'HIliI'l'.f foul' Il'l'I'I' .t11lr'.r ilfrm 11.1 Vlilllll'-1'-IIIIIPIIIQ p1'f1jr1'l.r ll1i.v 'l'I'Ill'.' .ll111'.'a Grnysr, C115 Pflzlrk, I.n1.v ,lI1'lrrn1, Dick Rwllfin, arm' Ix'1'11 01115. fig

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