East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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In the last hundred years our city has progressed from a prairie post to a metropolis. The old Waiterloo is a thing of the past, with definite trends toward a still brighter future. We have a new airield under construction that will connect our city with the principal cities of adjoining states. Cut town houses the largest privately owned pack- ing plant in the world and also a large branch of the eartlfs finest farm machinery corporation. Since the war, these industrial plants have been produc- ing tank parts instead of tractors, meat for men in service and casings for shells. lfblf' Fourth Street is the Fifth Avenue of our home town, where we trelz. to the movies, to shop and often even to work. .....M,,,,.f-w..,.... - . WW, ah-+ '--- ,.., YM-N-A--'-r ' Y Wx ...fel-'

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Yes, our town is war-conscious, as is every other American city., town or village these days. Three-fourths of the high school students employed during the past summer were doing work directly connected with the war effort. Even girls and housewives contributed many hours to work on gif? Set in the 1-irb, verdant prairie land of the mrduest, Wflfcrlno boavts a umnus Dairy Catilc Congress and Infcrnafional Horse Show, which draus cxlazlnfors and vpn-iafozs :om a nude mva