East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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0I 8f5L J ELVLVLQV6 C-'ge SEATED: A. D. Donnell, lack M. Logan, Charles S. MfKi1lSffJ', E. A. Ralston, Wfillarrl Lolsnes STANDING: Phillips Taylor, E. P. Horslund, Merle Parr, Wm. A. Dcwccs The experiences of each student in the Waterloo Public School are the direct result of the careful and often seemingly unrewarded planning of the Board of Education. Upon their shoulders fall many duties which the community so frequently takes for granted. The otiicers of the board include Charles Mc- Kinstry, presidentg E. A. Ralston, secretary, and Wfm. A. Dewees, treasurer. Meetings are held the second Wfednesday in every month at 7:30. This year the teachers' retirement plan, worked out in co-operation with a committee from the Wgiterloo Teachers Association, was introduced to the community and accepted in a city-wide election. The second major project discussed was the necessity of additional post-war junior high buildings. One of the greatest problems connected with such an undertaking is the diiliculty of seeing far enough into the future to incorporate in the plans the needs of the school children of today and tomorrow. To that task the present board is directing its resources. 5 .Si

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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 .

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.!4CClfLIf'6LC E. A. Ralston fills the position of secretary of the Board of Education. Assisting him in the numerous duties of his office is Mrs. Adah Train. Miss Ruth Van Fleet is the bookkeeper in this otiice. Taking care of the attendance records and follow-up work is Mrs. Josephine Higley. As city storekeeper, Fred -I. Miller has charge of supplies for the district. In Principal Charles HoFfman's offices, Miss bilitivs. and Waimea Geneva Nay directs the varied duties necessary to keep mechanical details of the school running smoothly. Betty Lou Ellingson works as assistant part of each day. The secretarial work in Superintendent jack l.ogan's office is handled by Miss Lorraine Rose. Assisting her is Evelyn Doyen, senior commercial student. Betty Ellingsrm, part-time ro- np sfudent, ami Miss Genera Nay pause from routine of ojfire lll'fil'ifif'X. Miss Lorraine Rose und Evelyn Doyeu, sfudeuf ussisiunf, jimi correspondence and rbcrking de tails dlllllllg their daily respoux!