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

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aa of zu fune- The most important thing in a democratic organization is the in- dividual. Earl High'5 enrollment this year was just under the 2,000 mark. In order, I want to prefenl the individuals who make up the Senior Clan, the junior Clays, the Sophomore Clays, and the Fresh- man Class. WILLIAM MCELROY President Senior Class

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,ff 0 ' ., ,,- ---- , b Not the latest styles of Spain, France, Germany and Rome are displayed here, but the national costumes of these countries worn here by the students of the Foreign Language Department. A true gentleman must be able to work with his hands as Well as his head. The Mechanical Drawing classes provide just such training as an important part of East Highls industrial education. 21 just four little words -a sentence the fu- ture stenographers and secretaries, now in the Commercial Department, are longing to hear. No, not Will you marry me?H but Take this letter, please.

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37? 5 VVill' McElroy Charles Kobelenz Betty Gribble 'X 5 AX Qsesgcgfxsiaisssf WILLIAM LROY ll BETTY GRIBBLE Presi en Secretary A leader who is l oked up to by his fello classmates, and admired r his ability to manage Seni r affairs is Bill McElroy. He has also served the school by being a capable president of the Boys' Club. FLOWER Gardenia C I Carlson M M. Dorsett R Galbraith CHARLES KOBELENZ Vice-President Charles, better known by his classmates as Chuck, has been a faithful, hard- working member of the class. He is outstanding in his willingness to serve others, and in his ability to manage extra-curricular activities successfully. MOTTO Honor lies at labor's gate. ADVISERS ' R. E. McAfoos G. E. Pittz l23l Betty has the enviable quality of a very likable personality. She is always ready to do her share, and because of this she has held many secretarial po- sitions, proving her re- sponsibility and efficiency. COLORS Navy and White C. S. Stunkel D. Youngblood G. Woolley