East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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ook to the Future With a tense air of the excitement of hegin- ning the trail. which predominates in l0B homerooms, George Leelrl and Hugh Logan have charge of two groups of live-wires. Mr. Lecl1l's homeroom ofhcers are as follows: stu- dent council representative. Francis Allman and alternate Henry Bruns: stamp committee. Gale Alexander. Richard Diekman. Bolt Ham. Nlr. LOQIHII-S officers are: student council representative. John McKee and alternate Bill Van Emang stamp committee, Walter Marks, Bonnie Pates. and Jane Monahan. Miss Marguerite Blouglfs homeroom stu- dents scored a fine record of stamp sales, having had l00 per cent participation since the second six weeks of school. The officers are: student council representative, Don Adams and alternate Boll Beenerg stamp rep- resentatives. Darlene Bennett and Eugene Bard: president. Bolr Anderson. FIRST ROUVY: U. lJi6C'l'iIll1ll1, H. Bruns. ll. llc-aril. L. Bl'0Il0N. 4. Ellglflllilll. li. Hein. - SECOND ROW: R.ii6l'lllll1li, J. Cottrell, l'i. xlllllilll. X. Johnson. N. Brunn. J. Geist. J. lirody. WY. Loman. THIRD RUN : I . Ffgner. E. Gramm-nz. J. Helleln. R. lltfiklllilllll. ll. Benson. C. Nlexumlcr. R. Jannieson. XV. liasluwville. ll. l.lll'1lr. ' FUI HTH Hllllr: ll. King. ll. llarnlnwl. .l. illvlilll. R. llurt. 5. llrif- lllh. Y. Cook. R. Hlllll. Fi. Crum-r. J. . , ,. lXI'llf.Kl'l'. lx. rn-rgnlsoll. FIRST HOU : N. Crossley. Y. Hillll'l'. ll. xllilllli. l'. Barron. X. Xmlrlc. R. Xndcr- son. li. licener. - SlfC0.'VlJ RUUA: li. lialrtl. M. Cross. l . lion-n. M. L. -Xml:-rson. M. Burl.. S. llisllop. P. Callaln. .l. lit-ntley. J. Cook. - TIIIRII ROW : U. M. liar:-on. R. llrunslr-in. ll. Hcightol. J. Conklin. M. llalduin. ll. Benn:-lt. ll. Bll4'IIll4'lx1'. M. El:.1lllIlt'j. X. licnllvy. FIRST KOH : ll. l'udil. R. llllllllllllrllll, X. l'4-te-rs. C. Moore. J. Mvliee. ll. Nivd- erl. R. Wlzlrsll. li. Mellxa. ' SECOND RUN : l. Ormord. W. Mart. l. Sllillilli., M. While. J. Moyer. ll. l'ales. C. Wliitv. M. Vlilson. 'l'. lVll'xYv0l'it'l'. J. Higrdon. THIRD Rllll : L. Taylor, M. Perl.. M. Fmith. M. fjrll'2lIlllt'I'. .l. Rasmussen. l.. Mooney. Nl. lxf1l'Cl't:'Ql. H. Trego. N. More-y. N. Talvlor. ' IVUURTII R0lli: J. Moni- llilll. VV. Yan Elllilll. C. T4-slu. J. R4-inllurt. l'. Stcnly. ll. lx1l'IA'III12lII. L. Root. ll. Tl'll1lY. ll. Nielson. C. Zvof. Page lb