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

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football squad sets pace for our school year He's going to . . . Gollyl He walked right byl . . . No, he's turning . . . we shouted hysterically when Dave Exline picked our radiant Homecoming Queen Barb from the stands. Our jangled nerves had barely had a week's rest when the loudspeaker commanded us to report to the cafeteria at once! Upon our arrival, Nlr. Davis began giving us a stern lec- ture on a big problem we had to face. XVhat was it? we wondered until Mr. Davis shouted, Can East beat YVest? A spirit week of saying Beat YVest in- stead of l'Hi and wearing red and black followed. But an even bigger thrill came when we won the Big Eight title! THE C.-XLlVl BEFORE THE STORNIH is exemplified in the locker room as strategy is gone over for the last time before the decisive winning game which clinched the Big Eight Conference title for the East High Tomcats. 'XT f Q L 2. WP't'5- . Q , 6 ar f- !q. fi V K. ' ,ae- 'vt 4' wa. :,,c,..s.f--If 'ri A N ,fn A P A fm. 1 I'LL EAT MY HAT if you boys ever win anything! Coach Robbie said to his freshman team back in '5-l. S0 here, four vears later, be makes good his promise at the football banquet to celebrate their triumphant capture of the Big Eight title.

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we plan festivities and later plow through snow NJN MQ' ,1 llOEl.l'ISS ,NND C'.XRl-IFRFIC are the fun-loving students at th Boys' Club annual Christmas Party in the girls' gym- hoeless to protect the neulv finished floors. U'SE-'IWVU-'I'HREE-MFSH l groans this eager rescue squad it attempts to liudge Mike Balvlfs ear from its almost peimanent resting place in the snow-hound parking lot. Ten inches of glistening snow eame in plenty of time for chilly tobogganing parties on the golf course but too late for a white Chrstmas. Still, we certainly had Christmas enthusiasm! NVe strung lights on the forty foot tree in the court and put up a gorgeous, white-flocked tree in the lounge. 'llraditional carols played at noon fillel our thoughts with dreams of holi- day' slumber parties and gilt exchanging. ln anuary we were more than ready to exchange horsepower for horses as we pushed snow-bound ears from the curb- ing or up the Fifth Avenue hill. ,L I S