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

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W1 We we ru s Wg ji 2 ean overtime work mesters ot English, cmd tour semesters ot physical education. Preparing tor later work, the students choose courses in commercial work, home- making, salesmanship, trades and pro- fessions, or college preparation, however, courses for enioyment are also offered. National honor winners in the l950 furniture making class, Steve Oros, Dick Scull, and John Welch, put finishing touches on their proiects in woodworking class, Various activities of sewing, fitting, and hemming are done by clothing students: Donna Callahan, Connie Richards, Phyllis Beam, Mathilda Kovach, Georgia Unwin, Arlene Anderson. For oral reports and general reading, the Readers' Digests are used in Mrs. Dingel's English VI class, back row: J. Davis, N. Adams, B. Born, I. Vella, F. Scheftlerg second row: R. Burkart, B. Ruch, D. Hansen, D. Johnson, 'front row: B. Merideth, D, Dieke, R, Johnson. With the aid of mimeographed outlines, Bob Orland presents his consumer economics report on advertising. Left to right: T, Dieterich, O. Johnson, F, Albrecht, T. Boecker, D. Parke, D. Konrad, R. Buck, B. Kennedy, M. Johnson, R. Snow, C. Kevan, T. Spang, B. Knapp, A. Richards.

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XWAY Sixty-five teachers, counselors, admin- istrators, two hundred thirty classes daily, one hundred five minors weekly, work in thirteen different departments, class plans, attendance records, excuses, passes, poor notices, short sheets, long sheets, report cards, permanent records, four year pro- grams-this is a Cat's-eye view of the faculty's year.