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

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Cheerleaders, A Men Boost Afhlehc Teams lour yens ingo Glen hieritl tonreixcd the ide1 of organigini, 1 dub for letteimen p t terned 1fter m1ny of the unixersitx clubs bueh 1 club xx lb formed md opened to fill s xxho h 1d ieteixed 1 lcttci 1 1 m1 swoit The elub this yen xx is mtixe it 1ll home h1sl1e b1ll 1nd footb1ll fumes selling refresh ments Smre its OI'gdl1lL1t1OIl the duh has fLlI'Ll11SCLl txx o sLoreho1rds one of which is 1 Roy l Davis lield lI'lLl the other is in the gym An tnnu 1l d mee the Lettermen s l'11ll st11,ed by the members is the luglwliglut of the Lettermen s ye11r Six girls three for the l1roshSoph team ye ll s eheenle iLllI1Zl,: squ1ds rl he 1,1rls eheered 1t 1ll theg1mes md tt pep 1ssemhl1es 'lhey were to 11hed by Mrs C 1rol Cotes IlTllRMlN SCOUN C ll AND ADVISI R huh ron link jones jaak Xoung lrd lxirner Fred XX rcdc First rovm Churlx Neupcrt Dam oenh r R F Dfw s '1 user Bob Beith George Iedrn tag! Lv-In A PEP CONVO TO REMEMBFR was one dranntizing., the old and the new in football home omin3,s with a mst of cheer leaders top Frosh Soph joan Brox n Pat Reed jean Brown hot om Varsity Glendl Farm Lois Miller Carole T1llm1dx.e Z' 'l xx ents Su en ll XX Q t ' 4--' ' 1 ' '1 ' ' . 11 - W N 1 1 4 . A ' 1 ' '1' 1 1 ' hoy' ' 1 1 - 1' ix 1 2jO1' ' I' '1' '1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 't 1 1 1 ' ' - FJ ' L U 1 1 ' 11 ', ' A' ' L A l- W- D- I 6 i 11 1 1. ' ' ,1 I y - K . 1 1 1 ', 1 ' 1 , 1, ' 'L Y V ' V' -7 D , . L , . . . ,Q and three for the V2lfSlfy', comprised this ' 1 ' ' 1 I 'AV ' 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1' '. ' ' '- ' 1' ' I Q1 f '. 1 4 y 1 ' . y c ' fx '13 ' - I 9 'fy 1 1 4 x 1 li - y 1 ' 1' ' fg? I 'wa . ,.. . :,, . , .Q . 1 Z 'ill' 1, ' xy' V i Q 73, 7' ' '. H J ' .1 1115 A vs- 'U' 1' -V '. . . I '1 Lv I . , I A 1,- . M P 2. . ,. . -14. iw-f I 1 .d' 1' 3 11' . I im yn nz p l l 1 , 2

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v-u---uu---:- TT - 6 A U J 4 I elf 1 -71, v -- 1 rl U 'I Q of - iqii '6i1'i li l VARSITY FOOTBALL, Back row: Dick Keup, tackle: Herbert Hayden, end: Dick Holmes, back: Chuck Neupert, end: Cliff Robert, line coach 0 Second row: Ronald Van Doozer, tackle: Melvin Parker, guard: Richard Michelson, guard: Ken Palmatier. end: Sheridan Tutor, end 0 First row: George King, back: Steve Oros, back: Ed Tindell, back: Ralph Rausch, back: Al Platt. back. ing queen, tracks in the sod, and an indelible tied score with Coach Maze's charges. liewilderment headlined the La-Salle-Peru contest as everybody in the stands and in the radio audience became confused as to the scor- ing. The game, highlighted by teriffic line play on the part of both principals. ended in a 7-0 Cat reversal. The referees' contradictory rulings, had led many of the spectators to believe that. in the closing minutes of the game. liast had crossed the Cavaliers' goal line with what might have been fashioned into the tying markers. Pruning for the Turkey day tussle. the Cats encountered liast Rockford with a revamped lineup which saw johnny Mouis in action for the first time since his injury before the season opened, A Cat triumph followed as did a dra- matic win over joliets Steelmen. Nov. Z4 found two teams pitted against each other with a conference title at stake. Though lfast was out of contention, XVest's hope for an undisputed championship lay in the outcome. A game marked by exceptionally clean play ensued. but hast, handicapped by two quick touchdowns in the hrst half. was unable Twenty-Nine