East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Mirza!!! A744159 Youth in the quest for knowledge have been Walking around the halls of East High for a quarter of a century, While We, the class of 1945, have called them ours for the brief span of three years. In our search for insight into the mysteries of life We have had the inestimable advantage of the inspired leadership of the board of educa- tion, the administration and the faculty. The youth of today are repeatedly charged With being soft, carefree and irresponsible. We shall prove to you, Father Time, that We are leaving these halls with the determination and courage so long characteristic of East High's graduates.

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T 3 n am! Oval 5 e 1 1 l LEFT: Old Glory flies at half mast in memory of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. BELOW: It was .vurh a long way to the ticket door that Eastoniuns demanded a third performanre of Travel in Treble. HHQH ,ST 5 4 ABOVE: Servicemen are frequently roaming in the hallx of Troy. I Relniuisciug with Miss Viola Knorhe are luck Page and Gene YKGWKU u rim Miller, bark from eomlmt duty in the South Parifif. A inf RIGHT: Bob Hein weighs in the latest l'07Ifl'll7Hfil1l1 to the flolhiug drive. 75 D30 W0 'A .