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

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As Aurora gm s. . . f , , Our toyvxhxgha 'ynfing c mmm? y. I the span ot' our lives M . her latl n' as arlv oub . ' irora A l'0X' .I X t Ai x, x up Q . long ago S rentanilmdls pit ers a cl ll near a small, 4 jf 0 t mi eri IVSVF. Sha meiyyaersk , autauqua camps and the roars g'tXE6?lltlCjJhgllC Il3SSOfl thrc gh wars and cigiir 'gon 1 he kfbst-war prosp ity w h is con- U lf tinuii tod as giiggn ouvebyn aft o c 0wth.M0de1-11 Q Sf shopping cente . ngylmchools and 'thurchxeskl an airport under cons ' ct' n. land new factories are drawing new 1 people and m .ng our town the center of a growing met- ropolitan area. Although Aurora is primarily an industrial . 1 t. community, a nearby summer theater and local music groups are bringing to Aurorans a new awareness of the arts. A full-time radio station and many civic organizations are stimulating awareness of community responsibility: Near the site of the first mill on the Fox River, Aurora's main busi- ness district now serves a popula- tion of well over 65,000 l H 5-1- ,E 5... i l :L 5- v .1 Pl l o f 'SQ A '. ff M ' -A Lu g ,-

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fa xi I , ,- ' . Seen from the air, the clovorlvaf of Aurora's new by-pass forms an unusual, geometric pattern against rich, Illinois farmland. 7 , ,.... -. V , Dedicated To all who svrvccl, ilu- waterfall at the cntrziiicc to Phillips Park aflrls new lu-auty to Au- rorn's Slllllll1Cl' lanrlscnpo. ,,,s-iff -.. .-n N, 'S+