East High School - Speculum Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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sm, ' ariety-the spice of lifel Beyond the classroom, opportunities to devel- op interests and make friends are found in the school's extra-curricular activities. Nancy Lowney, Mike Mes- senger, Sandra Swearingen, and Lyle Murley are dancing at the Junior Car- nival Snow Swirl. very year the magazine drive finds students tramping from door to door selling new subscriptions. Margaret l-loepe, Ron Fowler, Jack Wadkins, Alan Stutz, and Joyce Brown, high salesmen this year, look at the prizes displayed by Mr, l-lunter. ducation, too, extends beyond the rou- tine of classroom work, National Book Week, featuring a tea in honor of Mrs. Lillian Budd, noted novelist, found the library decorated with figurines of favor- ite literature characters. lLowerl Mrs. John W. Gates is serving Miss Pauline Gleason, Miss Gladys Turner, Mrs. Budd, Mrs. J. A, Furnas, Mrs. Wendell Bartelt, and Mrs. Virginia Doyle, lUpperl Stu- dents attending the program featuring Mrs, Budd are served punch by Mrs l-lar- old W, Matthews. Mr. Bookworm, holding the Book Week slogan, presides over the whole affair, . -f --1,52 1 vii? -- -1 y