East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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HMiLIfcA Ourcycfead Waferiagze, H Kaufion H 3,811 After a year of adjusting themselves to East l-ligh's curriculum, the juniors now know their way around and have passed into the inter- mediate division oi the student body. By now most of the juniors have made deti- nite plans tor the future. Some have chosen the colleges and universities they plan to attend and are studying to gain knowledge necessary to pass entrance examinations. Those who are not planning to continue their learning at higher schools are carefully preparing themselves for the business or industrial world. School lite is becoming more interesting and exciting for the juniors as opportunities in extra- curricular activities and social events increase. A highlight in the year's activities was the junior class play, The Cat and the Canary, pre- sented April l8. Ten juniors emerged victorious from the tryouts, with Zinita Taylor and Gib Glasson in the leading roles. Throughout the year the juniors have been loyal supporters ot the parties held on Friday nights in the Little Theater. The activity paramount in the minds oi juniors, as the school year drew to a close, was the prom. Iuniors entertained the seniors the evening ot May 23 at the Electric Park Ballroom to the strains of Don Dodge's Avalon Orchestra. First Row: R. Kelley, R. Broell, D. Chapman, D. Draves, M. Oman, I. Bisbey, I. Ienkins, L. Bentz, R. Iones, I. Kamaras, B. Kopel, I. Kilgore, R. Williams, W. Kalianov. Second Row: C. Kowal, N. Brinker, M. Koch, G. Nordman, R. Chasky, C. Koch, I. Widdel, C. McElvenny, C. Fry, E. St. Clair, B. Bjorheim, I. Spriggs, V. Wyatt, R. Gremmels, C. Pelton, L. Singleton. Third Row: M. Alhelm, C. Garret, C. Sage, M. Redmon. P. Petsche, B. l-Iemsath, G. Wilson, M. Andersen, L. Stahlhut, P. Eastman, G. Starr, V. Schulte, lvl. Sandergard, I. Anderson, R. Andres, A. Turner. Fourth Row: I. Thompson, M. Balensiefer, D. Zopf, M. Sizer, M. McCalley, E. Grove, I. Wentland, F. Curtis, B. Kruse, A. Schroeder, B. Bolt, I. Elness, E. Iohnson, B. Fox, F. Bartz. Fifth Row: M. Norcott, H. Ormord, M. Nielson, M. Bedecker, C. Geiger, B. Iondel, I. Steinberg, E. Kelley. T. Powers, F. Canfield, L. Meyerhotf, W. McGowen, G. Tiedt, M. Meyerhoff, H. Patterson, B. Stark, K. Ohm. Page 16 it

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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

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First Row: A. Murray, C. Kamaras, R. Hausrnan, B. Davis, B. Price, E. Streit, G. Moser, E. Bouck A. Iacklin, H. Rickter, M. Welch, D. Iohnson, I. Loy, C. Olsen, B. Niles, M. Paras, D. Kelly. Second Row: H. Barber, D. Fike, M. Ericson, M. Muller, D. Young, L. Carpenter, K. Lund, E. Lottich, V. Iones L. Bauman, R. Bisbee, D. Nielson, V. Canfield, B. Barnett, M. Olds, A. Thompson, M. Vernett, M. Fillos D. Widdel. Third Row: W. Hoofnagle, I. Morehouse, C. Merrill, P. Fagerlind, V. Nichols, B. Kennedy H. Hewitt, C. Lurch, M. Smith, R. Zohler, C. Kelforcl, E. Tracy, T. Ritchie, M. Cohea, V. Bredow C. Webber, C. Dreiffen, A. Lawrence. E N IIIACSN Mare uccerw Ofyulfzior- emfor rom Paul Young and Darlene Robertson as king and queen and Iudson Decker, Bill Gardner, Bob Updegraff, Roger Stephens and Zinita Taylor, Edith Mae Grove, Marie McCalley,' lane Went- land, attendants were selected by popular vote to reign at the gala occasion. They were crowned at the prom and led the grand march. Details for the prom were man- aged by the committees appointed by the junior class advisors, Miss Marie Campbell and Miss' ,Grata Thorne, and junior class of- ficers, Gib Glasson, president, Marie McCalley, vice-president, Zinita Taylor, secretary: Norma Q Brinker, treasurer. Members of the planning committees were: Louise McCoy, Edith Mae Grove, Carolyn Rol- lins, Meredith Smith, lane Wentland, Bob Upde- graff, Larue Bentz, program, Ann Fowler, Rose- mary Kruse, Dwight Fike, Bill Gardner, refresh- ments, Lois Singleton, Marion Sandergard, Ruth Gremmels ,invitationsy Arlene Thompson, Gretchen Tackaberry, Betty Rynearson, Iudson Decker, Roger Stephens, Miriam Anderson, decorations, Louise Carpenter, Beverly Quinn, Ed Tracy, Lois. Behner, Charles Dierenfield, QCIITIGS. Page 17