East High School - Speculum Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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sl ULIQS BARN AT, l'1'e.rir1'er1I There is really no end to the qualifications that stamped jules Barnat as the natural choice for the presidency of the Senior Class. A background of extra curricular activities, along with natural pleasantness, developed him into the line leader that he is. His two years of forensic experience as a prominent clebator proved invaluable to him as president. Likewise, his willingness to serve, along with his ability to lead, brought him the orhce of vice-president in our Student Council. BOB UESTIQR, Iliff'-l,7'?SlIlt'IIf Bob Oester, vice-president of the Senior Class, has been one of our best liked leaders. He proved the ability to assume his many duties by earning a place on the honor roll sev- eral times during his four years. ln his junior year, Hob rose from the position of sports reporter to editor-in-chief of the Auroran, a hi-monthly publication. His ready smile won for him a membership in Hi-Y and his journalistic skill secured his introduction into Quill and Scroll and Press Club. BlQ'l1TY MCLALLEN, Secretary-Trefzsllrfr Betty Mac!-VVe're going to write a story about you! Finally convinced of our earnestness, the merry-eyed secretary of the Class of '34 be- came her helpful self and admitted that she had been on the honor roll several times, a Delphi secretary, the French Club's vice-president, an Auroran staff member, and a popular participant of nearly every activity of her class and school. VVe appreciate Betty's leadership, but that does not overshadow our appreciation of her sweet character. SENIOR ADVISERS Miss GALBRA11'H MR. A'1'T1o Miss lVIAR'l'ENS MR. GEIL Miss TURNER MR. GWJNDIERSON MR. STUTZ FLOWER COLOR AINTERICAN BEAUTY ROSE RED AND VVHITIL . MOTTO If is better to try and fail: tlzruz to fail to fry. ..7..