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

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be ? BOOKKEEPING CLASS' Working on their ledgers -fthe members of one ot Mr. Brown's bookkeeping classes. ELECTRICITY CLASS Operating new motor generator set- 'Wayne Schaub, Ronnie Wells, Fred Biester, Jim Thompson PRINTING- Carrying o galley tray Richard Hansen, at practice keyboard, Dick Bieritzg and at new linotype keyboard, Wayne Kiel, from extensive curriculum of academic, General science, biology, chemistry, and physics were ottered in the physical science department, which consists ot six teachers. ln addition, fresh-soph football was coached by Mr. Albright, junior varsity football and sopho- more basketball were handled by Mr. Buckler, I6 the Camera Club was advised by Mr. Conna- way, and the Science Club, golt, and the Visual Education program were in charge ot Mr. Stutz. Mr. McAfoos was vice-president ot the Health Council, and R, E. Davis, athletic director.