East High School - Speculum Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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Mildred Comet, Margaret Funlt llin Hazel llnrdy, Edna M. Ro lVIildred Comet , lllarguret Funk . Hazel Hardy . .. . Edna M. Rollins . ,. Willizirn Levednhl Clifford l. Johnson xl. D. lXIcCullough SlCCRIi'l'ARIAI. STAFF , , ,. .. ...,, ..,.. ..,., . . Secretary to hir. YV:1lte1's ,. . . .Office Assistant und Bookstore lX'Iunz1ger .. .,.,,.,..................................bVVltClll702lI'd Operator Secretary to lVIr. VValdo and the Board of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION Olney C. Allen, l'rexiriw1t George L. Thon T. E. hfIcKnight Fred Klebe -I. A. Brandt C. VV. Tennant Nicholas A. Hermes Edna KI. Rollins, Sf'l'!'f'flII',1' STANDING COIXIRIITTEES Clflillllliffff 011 Twzflzwzv and SKIIIITTKX'-I1CVCd2llll, Johnson, and NIcCullough. Conznzififf on l'llIlIl?Il'f'f 11l'lOIl, Klebe, and Tennant. Comnziitzfe on lfuildings and Croluznls-lX1cKnigl1t, Brandt, and Hermes. Edna M. Rollins, Secretary, Dr. J, D. McCullough, George L. Thon, Fred Klebe, J. A. Brandt, judge Olney C. Allen, President, C. VV. Tennant, Clifford I. johnson, Nicholas A. Hermes, T. E. McKnight, William Levedahl. ,.2S..

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Rose Krug, Marie Klein. Physical Education - Health Students at East High look forward to their gym periods, for then they may forget books and boresome classes by enjoying forty-five minutes of recreation- recreation that is pleasant and beneficial to them. In the girls, gym classes, under the direction of Miss Bernice Cooper, the girls enjoy varied forms of sports. In the fall, soclcer games are the most important. The girls form teams in order to compete among themselves. During the Winter months no special emphasis is placed on any one thing but the girls are trained in catching, passing, and hitting balls. Volley ball takes the limelight in spring and the girls join their section teams to compete in the intramural events. Mr. Glen Thompson, physical instructor of the boys, trains the students in all sports and when an individual shows exceptional skill in some certain work, he is given special instruction in it. The boys practice their work on relay teams during the gym period and also train for track. Baseball is a year-round favorite in the gym and is played when interest in other games lags. Home Nursing is given to junior and senior girls to help them realize the import- ance of health and to instruct them in caring for sick members in their own families. This course includes diet, bathing, dressing of wounds, symptoms of disease, care of babies. and other practical information. Bernice Cooper, Glen Thompson. H24-..

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E. Dittman, VV. H. Stitt, ll. B. Hill, Mrs. Miller, j. Larson. Cafeteria Directors - Building Custodians The new cafete1'ia with its aromatic atmosphere and its spacious seating capacity of two hundred and fifty accommodates those students coming great distances who other- wise would go without warm and wholesome food. lt is not a commercial undertaking for all victuals are sold at cost price. The menus are widely varied and the healthful foods add to the happiness of the students. The many modern facilities have greatly reduced the work of the cafeteria directors and student assistants. All cafeteria management is under the capable direction of lwrs. C. Campbell. lVIrs. Campbell first came to East High as cafeteria director in l927. Since that time she has won the admiration of boys and girls and has increased the popularity of the cafeteria tremendously. She has for her assistants Mrs. Brown, lVIrs. Lawson and several students. YVe greatly appreciate the work of those who keep the building in clean, orderly, well-kept condition. 'lihey are Mr. Abel, lVIr.,Hill, lVIr. Stitt, lWr. Dittman, janitors, and lVIrs. lldiller, -ianitress. lVlr. Kirner and M1'. Larson, fireman and engineer respectively, are responsible for keeping the building at desirable temperatures. VVe owe all of these people our thanks. Mrs. Campbell and her assistants were finally persuaded to line up for the camera man. van-1:11 .26..