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

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'eace 1 i iMRS. TILLA, Mr. Rashid, land Mrs. Irfan, visitors from Pakistan, are intrigued by ithe efficient cafeteria system iof American schools. ,qv Q xl rv-'l DISPLAYING a Russian peasant cap and a nest of dolls, Miss Mary Hills and Jerry McGill relate their experiences in Europe to Jody Johnson, president of IRC.

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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.

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Two different worlds were seen by the audiences of Song of Norway, this year's operetta. In the simple world of folk music and light-hearted people were the three childhood friends, Ed- vard Grieg fLarry Turnquistj, Nina Hagerup Uudy Stonisj, and Rikard Nordraak fRich Jensenj. But with the Countess Louisa Gio- vanni lSue Williamsj and her debonair husband Count Pepe LeLoup lCraig Carlsonj came a world of elegant con- certs and lavish manners. When these two worlds met, heartbreak resulted. Stirring Music of PAPA, you've been drinking aqua- vite! Mama Greig CPatsy Nelsonj admonishes Papa Grieg CGary John- SOD MAESTRO PISONI fRich Gambinil is overjoyed at the Countess' decision to sing La Traviata for him.