East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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lfVhRh'l'T XVEEKl.l:Y He if well pun! lim! is iurll II1III1ied. OSCAR XVIENTF I blush 'L.:.'llI pmla IIII11 krIn1rIeI1ge. CARI. XVUIZBBIJQING .UI am ax .mbsf as a Iudgef KENNETH Worm .-I qzIiz'!-ffllms, Im! one icnrtlv k7!l7'li'l7l.U-H W.XND.A YOUNG RINO lf eyex are wimlmps in IIN mul, lwr mul Inns! be fIre!l.I'. TIIIIMAS BRAND -IAIIIIES KOWEII. CARL COONTZ HARRY IWARX IEMII. GRlMS'I'lz.'XD VIRIIII. DELONG ITRANR VVVELCEI They 1IIIg1I! rw! mfml mu. IIIIIL f1VB'Vl7lIILUlVf,' l'll le! IIII' lwud be just H1 Sig,7I!, VIRGINIA XVHITTIER llapDI' as her mule dl:- fIr1IeI. ' ' VERNON XVOFBBEKING Gund 'Lclll If Hu' Init of gills. Es'I'HER WORRELI. A A4071 'wiflv lbe dunre, 1.6! f0-1' be 1l7Z1'l77lnl1Pl1'.U LEON BARAL LEAIAN BUEIIRER 'I-IIOMAS GIIOSLIN HERBERT lloI.LINs I.YI.I2 KoI.B 6- BLACK

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GHJRGI: S.fxN1foRn 'll 15411111111 lmler mul lmvud of :tj his pl,ulmoplv4x'. hu1.'e1'er, .venus fn he thu! if H vtzll a yreuier life if you weulewx yuxi u little. I IARVEY SCHNEIDER H'lver1' Il Fffftlfll girl ix T0 be found, lu' li sure In buqg around. DORUTHY SCOVELL .'llmt IN Zi,'lft'lYf7Z'.H FRANCIS SELLECK 'l4Iu'a.ri wltlv hiv manllv full of 11f'La'v. MEIABA SHANEWISE Hun deliglvfs not me, N1ARDEI.I. SCHULTZ An immcenf lure, bu! nh Y my . ELSA Scl1EEl.HA.Asl5 HH'lH,lf.Y0PI'FI Ib v 1111 11 J Hndeflv In dn, do It 1.2111 uf! llvflr IIIIIJIJLU ROLAND SCOTT H4' hath rl fleun um! bip- onkf mflv men are dun- from. lu' I GEORGE SCULLY The world knmvv nn!lvn1.v nf ilf greatexl men. ETHE1. SHAFFER She -ramp: the 111112 3ch00Ilm.1'5, VENETTE SHEPARD As merry ax ilu' day 19 long. ROBERT SLAUGllTI:R I3eHer to wear nut fhun lo rua! out. 6- BLACK

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,Ions Kyrif .................,......,.............. ,..... I 'resident lli-XYWM Gtzritssitv .. . ..l'ire-I'resit1er1l Rosi-. Vvll:l!S'l'l-.R ..... ..... . Secretary Wow 'liRusNH.r. . ...Treasurer Nliss Ksociiif .. .,.firl1'isor lt's jolly to he young, and to be young is to he jolly! And so the juniors, who are both young and jolly, lind school an entrancing lark which is only sobered by an occasional six weeks' test. But howeyer joyous a year ol' school may be, it is wise to choose leaders who have the ahility to lead as well as to play, jlohn Kyle was selected as the ringleader, and the valiant lDeWayne Guernsey was called upon to play the part of his assistant. The little playfellow who needs must keep tab on the activities of this elferyescent group was Rose Webster, and Waya 'lirunnell saw that there was enough money in the treasury so that a good time could be had by all. As merry-making seemed to be the theme ot' this happy class, 'l'he Royal lfamilyf' a superbly produced comedy, coached by Miss Zelda Pm. Davis, was presented on April first, lnto their parts .lean Sloan, Betty Ruth jordan, and Don Baldwin seemed to he fitted with perfection. They were supported by Kathleen Adams, Robert Mexdorf, Bruce Robertson. Wir! lloxie. llelen Sohner. Burdette Anderson, Russell Schneider, john Kyle, lfarlene llook. lt-Roy Yauglin. DeWayne Guernsey, Arthur Bernett, Richard Gilley. and Lila Mae Boysen. liven the depression was unable to cope with the yiyaciousness ol' the junior class, and, true to form, the -lunior-Senior Banquet, the Mecca of all social dreams, was linanced and consummated. ,Ns the classmen pass from the gayer, to the soberer phase, of school life, the junior class wishes to express its deepest appreciation and gratitude to Bliss Knoche, class advisor, for her part in making this junior year one ol' the most enjoyable within our memory. G' BLACK