East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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oward Ejective Communications Miss Florence Black, instructor of eleventh grade English and vocational English, is also general advisor of Friendship Club. Caesar and English are the subjects taught hy Miss Marie Camphell, who is the advisor of the social committee of Friendship. Miss Erma Prizler, who instructs Eastonians in Spanish and English, is the advisor of the finance com- mittee of Friendship. Miss Edna Mae Ritten- house teaches literature and life and tenth grade English. She is the secretary of the 'llcachcr Wlelfare Committee and the local secretary of the National Education Associa- tion. Speech correction teacher is Miss Irene Donahue. Miss Dorothy Rambo, teacher of tenth grade English, creative dramatics, and oral English, sponsors Masquers Cluli and directs the school plays. Miss Jean Sloan, teacher of tenth and eleventh grade English. sponsors monthly radio programs ovcr KXEL and coaches the dellatcrs. The head of the English department is Miss lllarguerite Blough. who teaches journalism and college preparatory English. She is the sponsor of the Quill and Scroll Cluln and advisor of tht- 0range and Blacliu staff. and the Trojan, t at LY Irene llonullue, llorothyf Rulnlm. and ,lean Sloan. lr ' X Edna: .llfm Rittwzlmusc. lfrnm Prizlcr. .llurgucrile lflougll. ldlorencv Hluclf, und Marie ffnlnplmll.

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ecordin Histor in the Making Aiiling Principal Charles Hoffman as his office personnel are 'Vliss Geneva Nay, who has charge of all details that go through the high school office, and Betty Dilworth, who assists Miss Nay with the clerical work. The general clerical work of Miss Lorraine Rose, Supcrintenflent Jack -li0gjilIl.S secretary, varies from calling substitute teachers to checking the reports of the school flislricfs principals. Assisting Secretary F. J. Miller are: assist- ant secretary anrl purchasing agent, Mrs. Adah Traing Mrs. Josephine Higley, attendance oflicerg anfl Miss Ruth Van Fleet, hookkeeper. Belly Dilwnrih 111111 f:Pll9l'll Nay lmnllle sw'reluriu1 uforl. in the principul's ofice. ,..nn-.,,. Evfflyn Uoycn rind 1i0l'l'llillP Hose keep Ihr' Sll'IPlil1It llI- enfs office' running snmnllxly. 11111111 Train. l rer1 J. Miller unrl 1:11111 liun Five! ll'lll1SIll'l Iuzsirzess lllllfillf? in the lfourrl of Ellllcrltiwz office.

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Jhartin the Future b the Past The general aim of social studies is to enztlrle students to understand the privileges and rc- sponsilrilitics of citizenship and to prepare tllcm to take tltcir place in life as worthwhile memlrers of society. A new memlrer of East Higlfs faculty is Nliss Elva 'Illlt'li6I'. who is an inst1'uctor i11 world history. Nliss Marjorie Lauhscher also teaches world history and is the program ad- visor for Friendship Cluln. United States his- tory, Bible, and arithmetic arc the subjects taught lay Miss Lcola Strope. ln addition to teaching American trends and lilrrary science, Miss liillian Enlow is sponsor for the Library Science Cluln, the advisor of the lrulletin hoard committee, one of the advisors of the Student Council, and the pulvlicity advisor of Friendship. Under her direction the lilirary has provided eighteen war displays. collected hooks for the soldiers, provided lihrarians for the downtown lihrary, and started exchanging posters among the East side schools. Nliss Viola Knoche teaches United States history and American trends and is a member of the guidance committee. Leonard Raffenspcrger and 'Vlark Flanders, who are mentioned in the student advisory and science divisions, also teach American history. Lenln Stropp and Marjorie Luubseher. n A Q 1 if J, I X J 5 Viola Knuche, Lillian Enlow, and Elm Tucker.