East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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JAMES JORDAN Ricnium l?A'lON Miss MESSERSMHH FLSIE Grxomxmus -lARVlS YAGLA Prasidcirt Tnumzrer .ldrisor Serrelafy l'1t'e President Senior Class The senior class ol' l935 is not one to be outclassed by those of former years. Throughout their four years of academic work they have excelled in scholarship, in athletics, in music, in drama, and in countless other Helds. As for scholastic work, the present seniors have never been known as a group ol' average students. but as one of high ability. They have competed in academic tests for the past two years, and ranked among the best in the state. ln athletics both boys and girls were among the top-notchers of the state. Several of their members were chosen for state honors. The basketball team was composed ol' nearly all seniors. Participation in music has always been the aim of several of the present up- per classmen. Many ot' them have competed in the statewide music contests and have garnered the highest honors for their school. ln dramatic work the seniors have been known for their outstanding art. They have given the iunior play of last year, 110155 Your Health, the O. Sz B. play this year, zllaryfr xlnkle, and the senior commencement play, The Black Iflanziizgo, as their concluding drama. I So the senior class ol' l935 is bringing its school life to a close. We have for four years carried the torch of East lligh on to greater triumphs. So. on our graduation, we, the seniors, pass it to you to carry on as those before you have done. THE ORANGEQBLACK-1935, ,,,t.,,.i7

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2 1 F I Each year the number of students attending East High is greater, Each year there are a few more gradu- ating. In 1877, there were three students who gradu- ated from East High. This was our Hrst graduating class. This year l95 students are completing their high school course at East High.

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S1 l5I.OK.-XMYI1 ACUPF Lilco Clulw Z, 33 lllixctl Chorus 43 Xalivity 5, 4. '4I.zglvt-lnziwd, Imwwn-eyed, tall and slender, Ilcr dclzlrale 'ways Mer C0I1l1l1U71dliEf.H MARY ,lI:AN ADAMS liricndslmip 2, 5, 4: Nativity 3, 4 Nasquers 3, 43 junior Play 3, Or chcstra 3, 45 Conccrtmistress 3, 4 String Quartet 33 String Scxtet Scriior Play. 'flizd tl very fine fiddler is she. Glcc Clulu 2, ig Opcretta Committt-c l 35 Nativity 3 SQarlrling cj .OIS Al..l.,liN , 4, h 'es and ltafr of gold, l1'f8A3 'willv all slve's fair to be- ll e ,L bald. CON STANC ll AI ,TLAN D Orchestra 2, 3, 45 lfnscmblc 45 Friend- ship 2, Cello Solo 2, 3. Her cello Connie always brings, And -makes sweet nzuszc on 1fS strzngsf' GI:NliY.-X ANDERSON Iiricmlship 4: Phi-Chem 41 Declzun 2: USB Play and junior Play Committees. Like the er Slick alwalv PAGE I8 eniizg star, s out n1gbts. JOHN ANDRE USB Play: Ili-Y 2. Nothing l11 life is alien to me. ,- ' Q lILfBl1R'l' ATIQINS llil'tl'l1ll'l li lli'Y 2, 3, 41 Cliaplaul Z, Sccrt-ttu'y 3, Yicc-President -lg 'Iracls 3, 43 Basltutlvzlll 3, 43 Cltt-cr l,C1lilCl' 3, 4. fl f7A'IWl'l'V lad uglvose smile gms 11l'011.1ul and billions 111 the lvm'lc.' lIAROl..D BACON Stglgc Crow 2. MI Inre llte giddy gurgles, I lure Ilia fluent flow, I lm-e In 'wind my nzoutls, I love to bear it go. EUGENE BALI. Glcc Club 43 lli-Y 3, 4, Cabinet 43 Managcr for Wrestling Squad 35 Mixed Chorus 43 Nlasqucrs 43 OMB Play 4, junior Play Committee, Senior Play. Let the morrow take care of itself. RALPH BARTON 1 , Liked nwsl by those tbal know bun best. AMY BARBER G.A.A. Z, 3, 4, Secretary 4, WH Club 45 Friendship 2, 3, 41 Masqucrs ,J- 4g Glcc Club Z, 33 Committees for Ltinior Play, ORB Play, and Senior ay. With meek and unaffected grace. VERLA BATH KE Nativity 3. To all the leachers' questions, Sbe lczww fbe answers.