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

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Fl l -1' JE?-elif , L Q ..... 'Q 5 . Q , .. ...,.w.i,gf . . . .. mga? QF? f x 3 f Q f H M. COMET ll. HARDY Il. LANDRY I-1. ROLLINS R. STUARI Mildred Comet. . . Hazel Hardy .... Dorothy Landry. . . Edna M. Rollins. . . . . . Robert Stuart. . . SEITII ETABIA L STAFF Secretary to Mr. Walters . . .Switchboard Operator Ufliee Assistant Secretary to Mr. Walcltx and the Board of ,ltidueation Mimeograph Operator BOAllll 0F EllU1'A'l'l0N Committee on Teachers and Salaries - William Levedahl, Clifford l. Johnson, J. D. McCullough. Committee on Finance - George L. Thou. Fred Klehe. C. W. Tennant. Committee on Buildings and Grounds-T. li. Melinight, J. A. Brandt, Nicholas A. Hermes. NA M. Rol.1.INs, SECRETARY, Dk. J. D. lVlCCUl.l.0l5GIl, GEORGE L. 'lJIl0N, Fmfzn IQLEIXH, J. A. Bu.-mor Juni Nm' C. Am.:-JN, Purisinl-:NT, ll. NX. 'I'icNN.tN'r, llmri-'oim I. Jonwsow, NltIlllll.,kS A. llmmrzs, 'l'. IC. Mflxwu ii , WYILLI A M Lisviana HI.. 10

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0. V. W.-kl,'l'l'IRS PRINCIIVKI. or IC-xsT lluzu Scnooi. 'l'cn ycars ago Nlr. Waltcrs camc to liast lligh School. an cnthusiastic cxponcnt of thc idcals of dcmocracy and of progress in cducation. During his ycars hcrc hc has succcssfully promotcd thcsc idcals. Today hc is rccognizcd as a lcadcr among school and civic groups. Studcnts admirc and rcspcct him for hc is thcir fricnd. lict us hcar what hc has to say of liast lligh. today and tomorrow. Nast lligh School is a bustling community of cightccn hundrcd young pcoplc. XII arc striving to grow intcllcctually and It-am to live and work among thcir fcllow mcn. Sixty wcll-traincd and cxpcricnccd tcachcrs arc contributing thcir cncrgics and ahilitics to this causc. A widc and varicd program ol' suhjccts is ollicrcd so that a majority ol' thc studcnts lind an outlet for 'thcir rcspcctivc intcr- csts. liast lligh will continuc to cxpand and adjust its curriculum to me-ct thc cvcr-changing nccds of thc youth it scrvcs with thc hopc that its studcnts and graduatcs will find their way to a successful lifc and a worthy mcmhcrship in society.

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ltatzlimu STUDENT Col1Ncn. NIEETINGS ARE HELD IN 'rule l.nm.un'. STUDENT lTOU N TIL The Student Council is the representative government ofthe student body. a real proof of democracy in East lligh. All representatives are chosen directly by the students, who are in turn informed as to its activities by the reports made to the sections by their representatives. lix-ollicio members represent the various or- ganizations throughout the school. Under the direction of Miss Veronica O'Neil the Council enacted much wise legislation during the year. One of the most beneficial things whicll Student Council has done this year has been to bring outside personalities to the school for convocations. Among those brought this year were the Master Singers: Robert M. Zimmer- man, deep-sea diver: llelen lleitt, student of the youth movement in l'lurope: Arthur l'ons- J. nUN'rr:n -fm is-sf .g Student Council. Dean of lloys. ,M Courteous. clever. kind - a capable director. a trusted adviser - Veronica ' 0'Neil, Dean ol' Cirls and Adviser of Genial. generous. genuine - a forceful leader and a loyal friend-,lay L. llunter, ford, waterfront reporter: Max Cilstrap. camp- fire director in the National Parks: and llerbcrt T. Strong, scientific lecturer on color. The Student Council sponsored a series of assembly programs in which extra-curricular activities were featured and encouraged. Open llouses and the regular Student Day program were backed by the Council. The annual clean-up campaign and the trallic situation were managed by the Council and the landscaping of the lawn was supervised by this group. Periodi- cally money is being appropriated to a fund for the purchase of a moving picture machine to be presented to the school. The Council officers for the year were Wayne Warren. president: Donald lluhrmann and llarry Nlcliinney. vice-presidents: and Dor- othy Cast. secretary-treasurer. V. 0'Nl'IIl. ww W ! ll