East High School - Speculum Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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Bark Rau: Kittoe, Connors, Kelley, Sebastian, Eckert, Bellinor, Petersohn, Nadellioffer, Schelling Third Rau: Reuss, Anderson, hloore, YVilliazns, Culver, Peiffer, liarnat, Etzkorn, Fowler, Bjorseth Secoml Ra-ze: Yoesle, Thompson, hlarek, Bursch, Ploetz, Setz, jensen, Trimble, Lord, Yageman, lNIyers F1-nur Rome: Oswood, Olson, Hamilton, Abell, Swanee, Kobelenz, Burkel, Perrin, Talley, Kellog The Student Council The Student Council is a group of students chosen to co-operate with the faculty in solving school problems and governing the general activities in the school. Each member of the Council represents a section, from which he was chosen by popular election. Class presidents, athletic captains, presidents of recognized clubs, and pub- lications editors, act as ex-officio members. During the last year, the Student Council's social functions included a Valentine Dance, the revival of Hopen-house, and the initiation of the freshmen entering the school in February. School improvement projects undertaken were Courtesy Week,', trafhc regula- tions, improved loclcer conditions, and the organization of a point system controlling student activities. iVIiss O'Neil, dean of girls, and hir. Hunter, dean of boys, acted as faculty ad- visors. Ofhcers for the first semester were President, Jack Kobelenz, Vice-President, Jack Connors, Secretary-Treasurer, Catherine Burkelg officers for the second semester were President, LeRoy Sebastian, Vice-President, Jesse Hardy, and Secretary-Treas urer, Bonnie Talley. The BOGTCT of C:Ol'lifI'Ol The Board of Control is made up of the athletic, debating, dramatics, and com- mercial coaches, the officers of the Athletic Association, the athletic director, the cap- tains of all teams, and the principal of East High. This student-faculty governing body sanctions, on recommendation of coaches, the students' rights to receive awards of letters and numerals, commercial awards, and awards to debaters. The group meets at the close of every athletic, debating, and commercial season to receive and approve the petitions for awards. These awards are given to the students in convocation later in the year. ' Officers for the year were President, Elmer Eckert, Vice-President, John Runberg, and Secretary, Bonnie Talley. Four

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AARON ALBMGHT, B.S. Indiana State Normal Biology' Science, Athletic Coach RAMONA ANDERSON State Teachers College, Whitewater, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Commercial LILLIAN BAIRD, B.E. Illinois State Normal Uni- versity Chicago University Algebra, Arithmetic A. C. BLOODGOOD VVhitewater Normal, White- water, Wisconsin Nlanual Training LULU E. BREDLOW, PH.B. University of Wisconsin Northwestern University University of Chicago Chicago Art Theater English, German, Drama DELSIE ALLEN B.A. Y Oberlin College University ot hlichigan Li- hrary School Librarian, Library Qlound Tahle .JJ Jiri i XX .,,, MELVIN G. ATT1c, B.A. North Central College, Illi- nois Northwestern University Algebra, Geometry, Public Speaking, Dehate RALPH E. BLACKMAN, B.A. Park College Northestern University English, Debate, Junior Del- phi Am1L1N E BOTTOLFSON, R.N. C. University of South Dakota Swedish Hospital, Minnea- polis Home Hygiene I. CARLSON, B.S. Armour Institute of Tech- nology University of Illinois Iowa State College hiechanical Drafting, Flying Squadron