East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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H .Ze efftfng CW.f,f.fe.L m,fAe HBH To these students a new world of education opened in September, a world which never before had offered -such privileges. This era was packed with fun and enjoyment in addition to extensive study. Among the absolutely necessaries, these students found World His- tory and English which were required subjects in addition to physical education. These tyros discovered a great range of studies from which they had the privilege to choose, including such interesting subjects as biology, geometry, foreign languages, book- keeping, and business arithmetic. To provide added fun and enjoyment there were such extra-curricular activities as football, tennis, golf, band, orchestra, glee club, track, debate, and numerous others. A cultured social atmosphere of no equal proved another fine advantage extended to these students and citizens of whom America will be proud. 10 A's- Upper Picture . . . First Row: M. Neal, B. Hook, T. Schuster, D. Cheever, H. Hotfer, D. Aguas, B. Lindberg, I. Danton, G. Brunson, H. Nightingale, B. Wulfekuhl. Second Row: Bob Kehe, I. Miller, M. I. Sampson, E. Smith, F. Lederman, A. Schroeder, D. Leaman, L. Van Fleet, G. Miller, S. Nass, M. Seagraves. Third Row: L. Neubauer, H. Blink, D. Parkes, M. Wenthe, M. McDermott, I. Schaack, R. Manley, I. Plummer, I. Murray. Fourth Row: D. Morphew, G. Leland, H. Camp, L. Freeland, N. Buehner, C. Bentley, B. Heathershaw, E. Scribner, W. Penny. 10 A's-Lower Picture . . . Front Row: E. Trusty, E. Bisbee, A. Simpson, F. Bozen, N. Decker, B. Barron, R. Garvey, E. Abbee, I. Lawless, D. Moss, V. Haffa, A. Van Duzer, E. Foster, N. Hietman, B. Struckman, E. Sage, C. Bronson, I. DuBois, I. Egner. Second. Row: D. Page, H. Saunders, C. Baker, B. Bronson, B. Iones, E. Miller, L. Dille, P. Bingham, B. Comstock, G. Stiffler, L. Bower, M. Saunder, R. Salz, B. DeVoe, L. Schonberg, K. Kurth, H. Claus. Third Row: B. Williams, H. Casper, D. Averill, I. Garrabrant, K. Fillos, T. Whitlatch, P. Kammerdiner, B. Bolt, Pt. Mathews, D. Diers, M. Green, V. Wiedmann, R. Hayes, M. Furgerson, L. Harris, G. Belscamper, N. Netty, M. Goodson, B. Miner. Fourth Row: B. West, E. Fambro, I. Courter, E. Graham, F. Rogers, W. Bixby, M. Boos, D. Stanhope, E. Ackerman, E. Paras, M. Crandall, D. Greene, D. Iewell, D. Krueger, M. Crowley, F. Wade, D. Segebarth, W. Marvets, M. Piehl. Page 14

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M. Flanders, K. Rogers, E. Smith, A. Luce. R. Redmond, R. Le Maine, F. Parkhill, I. McElroy, H. Sievers. . T. Wiolfie r01,1,la,,Jlincufzce ommilffee For the first time in East High's history, a movie camera ground away for foot after foot of film to record the highlights of the year's events. Made primarily that students and their parents might know of school activities, this film has grown to a thirty-minute run. Arnold Luce and Mark Flanders were in charge of the pho- tography, Miss Kathryn Rogers and her art classes of the scenery, and Miss Eva L. Smith and some of her English literature students of the script. The Camera Club is assembling and editing the film. The movie is to be con- tinued yearly to preserve a complete record of East High. These faculty members held the purse of the organizations by regulating the activities DIRECT PYQCJ FCTS of the accounting system .Each member had charge of an activity, and all joined in forming regulations to govern organizations putting their funds in the school treasury. Candy sale profits were divided among the organizations par- ticipating in the sales. Each group's money was handled separately under the direction of Ralph Le Moine, new commercial instructor, who supervised the activities accounting system. This group, Miss Iosephine McElroy, of the history department, Miss Ferne Parkhill, com- mercial instructor, Robert Redmond, law and bookkeeping instructor, Harry Sievers, physical education mentor, and Ralph Le Moine appar- ently are discussing the technique of the ac- counting system. Page

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First Row: A. Simpson, F. Boesen, H. Grimes, M. Chickering, G. Gibson, D. Karr, M. Seagraves, L..Marx, M. Walgast, D. Stafford, L. Smith, L. Herpelink, M. Koger, C. Iames. Second Row: R. Clark, R. Betz, P. Berdell, A. Fambro, M. Sirnpkins, B. Litchfield, B. Wilkins, I. Iohnson, L. Rothmeir, l. Rogers, H. Casper, A. Bruner, M. Adkission, L. Walker, M. Bouck. Third Row: D. Roloff, F. Reagan, I. Brody, L. Matlas, R. Marmie, R. Ritchie, W. Roth, B. Sandhagen, V. Baker, H. Nesbit, R. Gonzales, E. Scribner, E. L. Burke, G. Heldt. Fourth Row: W. Howard, W. Martin, F. Barnes, D. Shipp, S. Zegarac, F. Huting, C. Hemsath, I. Wyant, I. Patterson, F. Wade, R. Wahl, L. Frye, I. Young, I. Alexander, B. Moran, D. Averill. TEN A STUDENTS 5i.,,..J,..f.......J,.,4.,f.,..... This group of students have found their place in East High and are now establishing a name for themselves. No longer are they a cluster of timid novices, but they are among the leaders of senior high, setting fine examples for new students to follow. In this class may be found some excellent students with scholastic records of a high calibre. Many of them are members of the debate squad, which had an unusually suc- cessful season. The band and orchestra's roster lists many of these students. The field of sports in East High claims a galaxy of these members of the class of 43 . The football and basketball teams had staunch contributions from the steady work of these students while the golf and tennis teams were completely composed of members from this group. Due to their steady work all four East High coaches are looking forward to champion- ship teams. Don't be surprised if some of this group appear in large stage productions in a few years as there is outstanding dramatic talent in this class. Prominent social leaders of the future are to be found in this group. Many of them are al- ready executives of school clubs. Here are some of the students who are making East High one of the finest schools in the state. Page 15