East High School - Speculum Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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HIGH HONOR ROLL- Back Row: E Kass, J. Daw, E. Stallmann, D. Zielke, C Gebhart, J. Hauser, A. Stutz, J. Abra- hamson. Fourth Row: S. Mrkvicka, J Lussky, E, Wolgast, M. Swuft, C. Woolley B. Bartelt, L. Slceen, P. Dye, A. Cleveland Third Row: S. Haag, J. Fenton, P. Rubart, S, Eissler, M, Miller, J. Wojciechowska J. Pigney, N. Lindenmeyer. Second Row J. Evans, H. Konrad, C. Travis, W. Can- naway, L. Bouldin, F. Miksa, J. Cunning- ham. First Row: K. Rieser, K. Hansen K. Mulcay, J. Fowler, K. Stallings, S. Stall- mann. Not in Picture: L. Birmann, D. Garbe, C. Reeve. 9 lanning for college and preparing for a world that international co-operation and trade is Causing to shrink, foreign language students learn about their neighbors in other coun- tries. Members of the Span- ish class lstandingl Harold Landry, Mary Nila, and lsittingl Gloria Nila, Judy Pilch, and Rosemary Law- rence proudly display their Mexican straw hat, Latin- American handicraft, and Spanish clothing. . .... Q. -i l .Q A

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rocticol troining for students plonning protessionol pursuits in college is ovoiloble in numerous tie-lds. Art Schlicht, Don Neupert, ond Ron Tropp, with Mr, Runninger, sur- veyed the site tor the new high school, 8

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thletics play an important role in the training at the young body. Fighting for Control ot the ball under the bankboard in the East-West game on the home Court are lin white! John Angell, Steve Mrkvicka, Monte Dobbins, and Fred Kessler. av In wrt' alisthenicsl While the athletes and boys' gym classes struggle onward to mus- cledom, the girls bend and groan along the way to trim figures and gracetulness, Good health is important tor all ot us as we make our future plans. I0