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

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2 1 f Oda! .Staged :ie idua X fob maferia ment. lt is provided with sd modern moths, with nine qualified tettehers. whn, besides teaching classes, also help with debate and Delphi. The department, aide- quntelv equipped tn teiteh students tn be- ennie zible, responsible eitzezts, hats been furnished with nittnv of tlte mnst up-tnf dtite visual aids. These include Ll tape re- enrder, rttdin, and iilni strip nittehine. New this venr is the 22.11 eenturv Ameri' ettn histiirv elnss. Tl'e wbfeetive tif this elitss is tn better understand Ainerietfs prngress frnnt llltlll tn the present, and how it zitteeted the lives nf the people. Completion tif the required state and fed- eral Ctinstitutitin. Hag. and IJCL'l1lI'2Hl4Jll nf Independence tests, taught in Civics, qualities the student for citizenship. This ee-- is best neeiiniplished in these nindern, THE plT'l'.-1I.'lI.lll:'.YT ll'URKS 'l'IIl'.S, 1-.vplililzx ,1I1. Jwu- yyt-ll-CqUippC-dy plggggnf gurrqundinugl Illllfli, ar ln' tlf111nn.vtralr.v Hn- mrllmil of rlffflrfllllff l'1Iv1'flIIi'f iv C riff! 'tcm' llIll.fA'I'f llI'fflVl' Carol ffufl, Dwluiflr .llflI'jllHl, .luify l.'nnfn'r, ,uni Illfflflff Sfllllfllllllll. Sflfflqll, Slililllliis ll' 4frl.s'.i' 4Z'f1'RL'.r lfffltfif l1'f'i'l' rllilffrl- l.l.l1f.'TffU.Yll.' lfllllfll l'lffTf'Rl:i JIIIIQLI1' -t'1ll'l'11lff1ll,i 'ff zfllf zlllii .vlfifryt fbiillitfl .i'11f1jll1'N1rl1l .llr. Sulnlziwr' r,Yf?f1llIf1' .ilutk yizfzfrllififpt In Univ' lfrlfllu, l.!H'l'-1 llfmzw, Illltl !iu11.v 4I'UI'fII!l l'lU'l'l'Ilf r'fz'r'r1! ifiitillvririfl fhwifltf. fdflllltflfl Sltlllflirllln uflili' .llr. lJzm'1'.t fu1'Iln'r rA'frl11il1.r. Lnealted att the south end of the 11L'1l- demie wing is the Stmeiitl Studies depart-

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STl'lJIf.YT.S' uf llwriflnlly Ill, .llikr Sf11.fiwr llflif Jzrrkzf IU llvllll 1 Ill! llll Urns, r'1'iwI-tw' 1111 fiflftlllflflflll uf ll .mlhl g1f'urz1rl1,1' fvrolflrm Ilinml U1 r 1 f 1 n -uiffi lflr' lfrljv nf Ifn fflnlfr liy .llr. liu1'l'lw1', xr 1 1111 I :Li f ur 1 ,X4JU6llflCQ6! 6LfAQI'lfl6l,flC:5 0lfU 5Q15 lflC0ll,I CLgQ Nlembers of the mathematics depart- ment are applying whatis learned in various summer sessions to the modern courses which are being ohfered at liast High. This department complies with the most modern trends in teaching the third HR. Visual aids help students to apply theory to practical effort. The mathematics office contains equipment to allow student participation in making the various visual apparatus. A great variety of courses is offered to serve the student! interest. 'l'hey include elementary math, plane and solid geometry, primary and advanced algehra, trigonometry, calcu- lus, and surveying. ln addition this year there is a special class, senior math, ada pt- ed to students with superior ahility. ll llll ll1.Sl li rflifffzmf lo I-nal llfilll fry llr, lvoluil :chili lin-' ullzrr ,rlixilrrzti of llwofrzwlzli ll .i.iio1i,rly frlaffiil 1r.i11ll,i of lhrn' lull.

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