East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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l l .7Aey ODLLLAVLQ ,7!Le XQOACLM Q I: Supervising the education of the East Waterloo students is a group consisting of one woman and nine men. People little realize the importance this or- ganization plays in school life. Without their NOK. school textbooks would not be changed, and money would not be supplied for building This year marks the eighth anniversary of lack M. l..ogan's taking over the superintendency of the East Waterloo Public Schools. During this time he has achieved a prominent place in the civic affairs of Waterloo and has contributed to educa- tional advancement in local and state organizations. A familiar spectator at school events, Mr. Logan has Won the admiration of East students for his keen interest in their Welfare. Seated: Mrs. G. A. Tibbits, Charles S. McKinstry, Charles Hostetler. Standing: L. A. Priebe, lack M. Logan, A. D. Donnell, C. W. Hutton, C. M. Sherrill. Not Pictured: H. P. Hansen, A. I. Burk. Tl-IE PRCDUCTICN improvements. These general functions may seem small to many students, but they mean hard work for which this group is given little publicity. . The executive members of the board in- clude President Charles S. Mcliinstry, Secre- tary Charles l-lostetler, and Treasurer A. I. Burk. Page 8

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The School B oard Superintendent Loqan Scene: East High Faculty Sophornores Iuniors Seniors First Semeste Hi-Y Friendship Football Debate Stage Door Science Club Curtain Calls r Council

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m,.f.,.5af.,..w.,..f.. PQoeQAM FoQ ALL Enrolling a larger student body every year and constantly expanding its facilities to offer each student training he needs to adjust himself to the world of which he is a part, East High today holds a high rank in educational circles. For those. pupils interested in college, the curriculum provides adequate preparation in English, the social studies, languages, arts, and sciences. Musically-minded students have access to one of the best equipped music departments in the state of lowa. This music annex also houses the mechan- ical arts departments where shop classes re- ceive instruction in mechanical drawing, wood- working and metals. Also in the vocational de- partment is the print shop. All these classes offer advanced training through part-time work in industrial plants. T The model apartment serves as a back- ground for inducting girls in the arts of personal and social living, while the commercial depart- ment, with its modern business machines, pre- pares students to meet requirements of Waterloo employers of office help. The physical education program places ,most of its emphasis on sportsmanship. For those excelling in certain sports, athletic teams in football, basketball, wrestling, track, tennis, and golf are formed. Students participate in the government of the high school and supervise many of the school activities. East High has kept pace with modern trends, and its doors are always open to new and bet- ter ideas in education. t t t Page 9