East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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- Fmsr Row: V. Gonzales, I. Henry, B. Green, B. Goarcke, L. Heene, D. Foelske, L. Griffin, L. Gerholdt. SECOND Row: E. Fulton, D. Harvey, D. Fulton, A. Garrison, M. Heller, C. Gilbertson, D. Garthoff. 'THIRD Row: D. Goinqs, W. Harden, D. Gaede, M. Havenstrite, C. Fox, D. Fosse, B. Groves, W. Fuller, B. Geist. FOURTH Row: L. Fuller, S. Grupp, H. Hammer- berq, E. Hemsath, G. Harper, C. Frost, H. Fleming, M. Fox. FIRST Row: B. Hoop, D. Karns, B. Kroenecke, I. Lemmon, B. Kelly, B. LaPole, M. l-lertlein, S. Kelvinqton. SECOND Row: D. Huffman, G. Iohnson, B. Les- sine, E. Krieger, L. Leland, M. Huff, M. Ioyce, C. Lemper. THIRD Row: I. Koweil, S. Kirby, C. Hunt, A. Householder, B. Iehl, B. Horner, I. Kane, T. Leeper. FOURTH Row: D. Kammerdiner, H. Larrabee, K. Iqou, D. Kristensen, L. Kelley, P. Howell, I. Jensen, L. Kern. At Reserve Bose Dorothy Fulton served as student council rep- resentative of Miss Dorothy Rambds homeroom While student council alternate was Mary Ellen Havenstrite. Stanley Grupp was stamp and bond chairman, Dick Garthoff acted as intra- mural chairman. The members have had various programs and spelling bees. They have also taken an active part in the intramural contests. Officers for Miss Leola Strope's homeroom included May Ellen Ioyce, student council rep- resentative: Brainerd Horner, student council alternate: Lu Ann Leland, bond and stamp chairmany Beverly LaPole, intramural chairman. Information tests and programs have been given during the year. Discussions such as What Are Your Difficulties? featured the daily opening fifteen minute period. ...Page 19

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Fmsr Row: T. Farnbro, M. Brunstein, E. Doug- las, T. Page-rlind, S. Braaten, L. Elness. SECOND Row: E. Christensen, I. Empey, V. Bopp, R. Conrad, L. Cain, W. Bruns, V. Fellow. THIRD Row: I, Brumble, G. Brown, D. W, Fasse, B. Dunlevy, A. Engleman, I. Doran, P. Casey. Founrn Row: H. Dorner, M. Conrad, R. Charles, R, Cordray, D. Condon, E. Faust, D. Brun- scheon, B. Bunten. FIRST Row: S. Taylor, D. Turner, R. West, L. Untieclt, I. Burt, M. Williams, M. Sprio. SECOND Row: M. Thorp, E, Wassertort, I, Wickey, L. I. Voelschcw, D. Willer, L. Ztmrrierrnan, R. Watson. ' TI-IIRD Row: M. Wyborny, B. Thompson, A. Thompson, NV. Trainor, I. Willey, B. IfVhita- ker, B. Suiter. l FOURTH Row: M. Tirnrnerrnan, E. Weiclen, I. Webber, C. Turner, D. Starr, M. AIfVl'19E?lGI'. They Are Trained Dtticers tor Miss Edna Mae Rittenhouses home- oom were Ieanne Marie Ernpey, student council epresentativeg Pat Casey, student council alter- Iatep Loren Elness, bond and stamp chairman: ack Brumble and Ierry Doran, intramural zhairmen. Programs such as talent, news, and quiz :ornpetitions were given during the year. The oupils have taken an active part in the intra- mural program. Olficiating in Miss Carrie Hansen's home- room were Ruth West, student council repre- sentativeg Iim Webber, student council alter- nate, Betty Suiter, bond and stamp chairman, Maxine Thorp, intramural chairman. Entering East's hobby show, many ot the room members won prizes. They conducted a variety ot discussions during the year.

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The lunior Squadrons if 'A' if 'lr i' i' ir ir 'Ir ir 'A' ume Boom 201, supervised by Miss Mgrggret frnes, used its fifteen minutes gs or ground riool of discussion on how gnd why students ould strive to live up to their crbilities cts indie ted by the l. Q. tests dnd how this will dffect air flights in life. Legding these discussions are Bob Frdnk gnd Evelyn Doyen, council sentortivesg cmd Beth Hutton, secretcrry. To rriety crnd ccrre lor necessory business, oup orrrgnged definite time for speciczl gms, ticket collections, ond gctivities of rep- crdd the pro- gen- ergl interest. Quiet, please, brought Miss Knoche's group together gt 8:45 cts they begcrn their fif- teen minute homeroom period. The commcmd by Gordon Bdrnhort, their president, is CI pgrt of the pcrrligmentgry drill on which they horve con- centrgted their time. The old ond new business, discussed in its due procedure, hots given them the desired school spirit. They have dchieved cr high percentage of porticipotion in dll gctivities. Frnsr Row: D. Grohdm, E. Dolly, I. Crippen, P. Holrnon, I. Dryden, M. Carter, B. Hoclcen. nett, B. Furgerson, E. Cglldn, l. Fcrgerlind. FOURTH Flow: O. Conrad, R. Briggs, E. lrwin, Frnsr Row: I. Bisbee, B. Allman, B. I. Bertch B. Bgurncrn, K. Bokken, T. Bell, L. Atwood L. Bundfield. field, D. Bcxrck, D. Anderson, F. Aun-gst, F Baker, E. Bailey. THiRD Row: S. Berdell, M. Baker, R. Bentley Ft. Anderson, G. Bgrnhclrt, P. Bcrrnhcirt, B l Bisdorf, R. Amfcihr. FOURTH Row: B. Barnes, E. Bennett, D. Blitsch D. Billings, M. Benson, V. Ackerman, G. Burt lett, G. Allen. SECOND Row: B, Hmmm, L. Goutermont, M. Bur- Tnrnn Row: K. Fredrick, L. Hubbard, B. Hutton, B. Bishop, E. Doyen, M. DuBois, E. Chgpmcrn. B. Adams, B. Berwyn, L. Beener, D. Deedrick, f SECOND ROW: H. Alexander, B. Bcxcken, M. Bond-