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

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7heZaacZwfgnaanmcfhalcfma , 7kemcwakeAemQmewamfZfzeZaack. 'mtl ---QV Carol Louise Cofey Leone G. Hawks joe Maze Mardelle Mohn HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Oh, my achin' back! What's this we hear? Not an East High student groaning! It sounds like it's coming from the gym. Shall we peek in? -And now we see the reason behind these groans and grunts. joe's famed Commandos are being put through their paces. East High is not lacking in real he-men these days, nor she-women either! Not that we're trying to make feminine Atlases out of our East High gals, but exercise is import- ant to good health. But all work and no play makes a student a dull guy, so sports and games are prevalent, too. And speaking of health, the student is scarce indeed who cannot fold a bandage properly. These first-class first aiders graduated from the health class, you see. East students believe in being healthy, wealthy, and wise-with the ac- cent on healthy! Two years of gym and one of health are musts for everyone. Calisthenics are basic. -22-

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Je Zfze , I Me , Je ale Me cfcwqkvwli Y gall Me Zola. We didn't stay for the results, but the boys seemed just as handy as the girls. ,V R m .-.,,, 2 y ivtt F 9 Qis' 'S ss, t if .:,' g 9. Q' . lx I - . f- . . . . S . D , , IR . , . ibn eq i ' Ax, ima i ww ' 4 ll 'ug ,. i C- .vw.,Q HOME ECONOMICS The way to a man's heart is through his stom- ach. However, this old proverb seems to be back- firing, for now the men are learning to cook! Could be that they don't trust the women, for it seems that the cooking classes have been invaded by an army of would-be-chefs. The most delicate and difhcult recipes do not stump the members of Miss Norman's cooking classes. Not to be outdone are those girls who are learn- ing the fine points of the art of sewing. The cos- tumes rated many ohs and ahs when they were modeled in the spring fashion show. All this and home course, too, come under the auspices of the Home Economics Department. Naoma Brown Gertrude E. Norman Marie Rogers Gertrude M. Seibert Lucile Stoddard 'wr 121.-.

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pid? QUIZ!! QHJM, 9146! AUM QCUDVL 146049, Sagwi Jmmia - Zfmfi alia Zrlawaf Soon ll delightful aroma may permeate the entire build- ing. Wliy cz1n't they just read about those experiments? PHYSICAL! SCIENCE Slowly this East High student poured some bright red liquid into a beaker. Then one gram of blue fluid was mixed with the red. Then he dropped in a few grains of white powdered material, and the mixture began to bubble and steam ominously.-No, this was not a cooking student experimenting with colored lemonade or fruit punch.-You guessed it! This was a delightful concoction put out by a chem student. These future scientists are really on their way. Ever hear of di-vloro-di-f1'01'0-l1'i-cloro- etlmyne? No? Ask a chem student. Words of that sort are as common to them as ml is to us. And all this is mere chi1d's play to those advanced Einsteins, the physicists. They even learn to fly an airplane. Well, almost. Yes, the Science department is as interest- ing as it is educational. A. Albright C. D. Cnnnawuy Roy E. Davis Roy E. McAfuus Rodger E. Stutz Dorothy Turner H1-ef ,-W ' A Ch. M.-A 'sv'