Rockford East High School - Argus Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Second Homecoming Victory over East Aurora QUEEN PATRICIA MAYFIELD, center, and her attendants Cindy Stonefield and Verinha de Moraes, smile happily as their car passes slowly by the stands Indian Summer, the theme chosen for Homecoming festivities, was depicted at the dance by murals copied from paint- ings by McCutcheon, entitled Injun Sum- mer. Interrupting the dance for a brief mo- ment were the victorious team members who came up from the locker room to share in the final moments of Homecoming cele- bration. As the dance ended, the many alumni present pensively recalled their own Home- comings and their 'cbest moments at East. MANY DAYS OF ANTICIPATION come to a climax as Pat Ma field receives the queen's bouquet from Chuck y . Wellington, president of Student Council. Looking are runnerseup Cindy Stonefield and Verinha de Moraes and escorts Craig Carlson and Tom Hallock.

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International Friendships Promote World Q-i.J DELIGHT SHINES in the eyes of Verinha de Moraes and Jurgen Anlauf as dxey anticipate their first spoonful of an 85-cent Special. Has the UN outlived its usefulness? Is World War III a certainty? Such questions were debated in In- ternational Relations Club, which was reorganized this year and indicated the active interest of East High students in world affairs. AFS students, Verinha de Moraes from Brazil and Jurgen Anlauf from Germany, exemplified the kinship of students from all lands. Visitors from Pakistan offered first hand news of Asian problems and af- forded the opportunity for stimulating conversation on topics ranging from Nehru and India to Communism.