East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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wir 'I . IANET LITTLE, BA., Iowa State Teachers Colleae: Shorthand I, Il, III: Booklceepinq I: Typinq I, II. MARIORIE LAUBSCHER, BA., University of Iowa: Columbia University: World Histcry. FRED LATTA. Industrial Arts: Vocational Printinq. IEAN SLOAN, BA., Iowa State Teachers College: Graduate Work, Columbia University: lOth English: IIB English: Debate: Program Advisor, Friendship Club. ' GRATA THORNE. BS., Iowa State College: MIX., Co- lumbia University: Hornemakinq, Sub-Deb Club: Guid- ance Committee. IUANITA LININGER, RN., Allen Memorial Hospital: Public Health Certificate, University of Minnesota: First-Aid and Home Nursina in the Homemakina De- partment: School Nurse. M. F. KEMMERER. Mechanical Enaineerinq, Pennsyl- vania Tech: Tool Designer for Iohn Deere: Chief Engi- neer at Litchfields: Tool Engineer at Chrysler: Voca- tional Education for National Defense: Machine Shop. HELEN KOESTER, Iowa State Teachers College: Gates Business Colleqe: Secretary to Principal Charles L. Hoffman. light Leaders Change Camps addition to its numerous defense activities rst High has contributed vitally to the war ort in the persons of four faculty members do left durina this school year to ioin the med forces. The army has claimed Capt. Jnald E. Baum, Second Lt. Lloyd Ritland, Air Corps instructor, and Leland Dolan, who is now in Officer Candidate School. Herbert Goodwin has taken over the job of a music director in the Marine Corps. Eastonians hail these patriots and hope they will return to East in the not too distant future.

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ISABELLE LLOYD. B. Mus. in Education, University of Miamig Graduate Work, Northwestern University, Orchestrap Sponsor of Del Segno. DOROTHY RAMBO. BA., University of lowap English, Speech: Director Swing Show and School Plays. CARRIE HANSEN, B.S. and M.S., University of North Dakotaq Office Practice, Typing, Bookkeeping, Arith- metic: Placement Director, Guidance Committee, Sec- retary of Northeast Division of l.S.T.A, MARIORIE PERSON, B.A., Iowa State Teachers Col- legeg Girls' Physical Education: Sponsor of Intra- murals, Creative Dance Club, G.A.A., and Life Saving. RALPH LEMOINE. B.S., lowa State Teachers College, M.A., State University of lowag Consumer Buying, Bookkeeping l and lly School Business Manager. HUGH LOGAN, B.A., lowa State Teachers College, M.A., University of iowa, Woodworking l and ll, Vo- cational Woodworkg Supervisor of Model Airplane Buildir-g. MARGUERITE BLOUGH. B.A., lowa State Teachers College, M.A., State University of lowap College Pre- paratory English, Journalism, Advisor of Orange and Black, Trojan, Wooden Horse, Ouill and Scroll Club: Guidance Committee, Publication Boaro Jl English lournalf' LLOYD RITLAND, B.A., Luther Collegeg M.A., Univer- sity of lowaq Physics, Chemistry, Aeronautics: Sponsor of Science Club. l i Leaders Improve Techniques i' ft 'k ir i' 'A' A four point testing program was instituted the past school year in an effort to effect a better understanding of the needs of the students and to assist the faculty in meeting these varying needs. This program began with the adminis- tering of the Iowa Achievement and Iowa Silent Reading Tests. The Otis Quick-Scoring Mental Ability Test administered in March set an LO. ik 'A' 'A' ir 'A' if rating for each student which served as a future guide in teaching. The last of the tests was the Stanford Arithmetic Test necessitated by the demand for a fundamental background in mathe- matics of student graduates going into wartime jobs. The results of all tests have been entered on cards placed in the permanent, cumulative record in the office. ...pagell

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Leaders Diversity Pursuits 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'Ir 'k Among the interests ot many ot the faculty members are the clubs which they sponsor in addition to their scheduled classroom activities. Because they feel that often students gain sig- nificant practical experience from the work they do in such organizations, these teachers devote limitless energy to the clubs allied to their par- ticular iields. Largest of East's clubs is Friendship with Miss Florence Black as general advisor. I-Ii-Y club with August Lukes as sponsor gained spe- cial recognition this year through organizing the IRENE DONOHUE, B.A. and M.A., University ol Iowa: Speech Correction. ROY MINNIS, B.A., Iowa State Teachers College: Physical Education: Coach of Football, Tennis, Intra- murals, Golf: Sponsor of Tumbling and Bar Club. RODNEY GORMLEY. B.S., Parsons College: Track Coach. ' LEONARD RAFFENSPERGER. B.S. and M.A., Univer- sity of Iowa: United States History, Economics: Foot- ball ond Basketball Coach: Chairman of Guidance Committee: Sponsor of Trojan Club. NATHAN BARR, B.A., Upper Iowa University: Grad- uate Work, University ot Iowa, University ot Michi- gan: Band. MRS. RAYMOND TIEDENS, B.A., Iowa State Teachers College: Vocal Music, Homecoming Concert, Swing Show. LORRAINE ROSE. Secretary to Superintendent lack Logan. GEORGE HUTCHISON, B.A., Iowa State Teachers College: World History: Wrestling Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach. ...Page 13 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k i' 'A' bond sales campaign. Athletic clubs include G.A.A., advised by Miss Marjorie Person, and Trojan Club, by Leonard Battensperger. Art Club, directed by Miss Kathryn Rogers, Quill and Scroll, by Miss Marguerite Blough, and Camera Club, by Mark Flanders have en- rolled. students with specialized interests. Miss Dorothy Rambo sponsored Masquers, dramatic arts group: Miss Velma Older, August Lukes, and Mark Flanders collaborated in ad- vising Science Club, while George Leebl super- vised the newly organized Radio Code Club.