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

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staff gives yearbook to remember then the working dummy. Senior pictures were scheduled and senior accomplishment sheets were filled out in homerooms and then checked and typed by the staff, Stories, captions, and headlines were assigned and written after which the printer's dummy was prepared. ln- terwoven with all these tasks was the continual taking and identifying of pictures, Finally the book was printed and bound in the maroon and white cover, The editorial staff was advised by Mrs, Schick. The work of the business staff began with the patron drive in September. The people on this staff, advised by Mr, Woolley, checked out names of patrons, received the money col- lected by the seniors, typed patron lists and otherwise kept all the Speculum business in order. F! 3.442 Senior ldentitications Cause Heodaches7Typing senior identifications is one of the many jobs of these editorial staff members. Shown at work are Janice Valentine, Jac- queline Darby, Mary Ja Alger, manuscript editor, and Jodeen Rees, Pictures to Go With Sport Stories-Speculum sports writ- ers looking over basketball, football, and GAA. pictures for their pages are Jim Klawiter, co-sports editor, Dave Ford, Dick Vester, ca-sports editor, and Pat Reed. X ,Ill 'Y'8'1z'd-1' Q rumen 333.5 niicoii , ., if ::::. 5- 'l T 11' -Q li ,rife V A 1 , , - . , .,,. . ,sg . 'f-writ!-'V' 5 1.135 .iq-. .:,:,s,-...7 -sseesisf A

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Go back ,Mage with drama groups l made up the end-men! See that stoogel I put his make-up on. These were the boastings of the girls in Miss Lulu Bredlow's drama group. Setting up scenery, costuming, and making up for the class plays, Minstrel, and Variety Show are considered among the regular duties of the drama class. The elementary schools, as well as East High, enjoyed fire prevention assemblies put on by a group of drama students, These as- semblies were adapted to the different age levels. Christmas Fantasy, this year's annual Christmas program, was based on Hans Chris- tian Anderson's fairy tales. Among the class's more serious undertok- ings were One Small World, an original play- let given for the Human Relations Council of Aurora to celebrate Brotherhood week, Xingu, a one-act play for the Woman's Club, ci panel on Radio and Television for the Youth Conference at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago, and a rodio broadcast over station WMRO entitled ls College Worthwhile? During the year work in pantomime and voice training was stressed. Stage Crew at Work,--- Setting up the movie equipment? -- No, not this time, for their job now is getting ready for the junior class play with its Oriental setting, Members of the crew shown are Don Ninke, Tom Richert, Dick Doemland, Mike Melody, and John Farsberg, Make-Up for Minstrel Show+Girls in the drama class make up boys forthe l952 Minstrel, standing: Mildred Fuller, Janis Dowell, Doris Dweke, Mary Lou Hanny, and Nancy Boyd, seated: Jerry Biltgen, Dave Morgan, .lack Falkos, and Richard Johnson. 'Ss-A