East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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MR. LOGAN'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW': R. Trego, -I. McKee, A. Peters B. Van Eman, G. Niedert, R. Marsh, C Zecof SECOND ROW: B. Fates, j. Monahan, L Mooney, M. Peck, M. Ostrander, G. White N. Morey, L. Taylor THIRD ROW: P. Stealy, T. McW'hortcr, ,I Rigdson, G. Tesla, P. Harris, VV. Moorchead -I. Moyer, N. Taylor FOURTH ROW: sl. Reinhart, D. Pudil, C f Moore, D. Truax, D. Nielson, L. Root, ll Marx, l. Shadlc NOT PICTURED: M. McCrea, B. Simpson MISS BLOUGH'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: N. Carlson, N. Herwig, D Adams, E. Huck, B. Beener, P. Callan, C Olson SECOND ROW: D. Bennett, B. Watts, M Cross, M. L. Anderson, S. Bishop, F. Boren QI. Bentley THIRD ROW: D. Barron, E. Bard, B son, D. Crinigrm, B. Timson FOURTH ROW: M. Burk, G. Kirkpatrick, J Conklin, B. Anderson, D. Buenneke, N Brunstein, A. Amble, P. Barron, A. Garri- Crossley, V. Bauer, V. Bresson VL 111,855 f 0 57144108 RQVLCQI After every student council meeting Bill Van Eman, student council representative from Hugh Logan's IIB homeroom, promptly brought back the report and if there were any problems to be solved, he led the discussion. In case he was absent, john McKee, his alternate, substituted. Every Tuesday morning Walter Marx and Jack Rigdon took orders for stamp and bond purchases for the homeroom, selling them Wednesday morn- ing. Room 109, Miss Marguerite Blough's home- room, has established a Hne record. It was divided into five committees, namely: publicity, morning activities, stamps, sports, and citizenship. These committees were headed by Don Adams, Evelyn Huck, Bob Brunstein, Bob Beener and Joan Conklin. During the Hrst semester, Norman Carlson was the student council representative and Bob Anderson was alternate, but for the last semester, Bob Beener was representative and Nan Herwig was alternate. Norman Crossley and Bob Beener were presi- dent and secretary. They turned the homeroom over to Evelyn Huck, president, and Pat Callan, secretary, for the second semester. From this room came three nominees for next year's council presidency.

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MISS TUCKEIVS HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: B. Cooper, N. Gilbert, G. Raf- SECOND ROWI: N. Murray, A. Patterson, A. THIRD ROYV: L. Watts, D. Acuff, B. Betts, FOURTH ROW: D. White, Hollingswortlh NOT PICTURED: A. Wildes MR. LEEBL'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: D. Dieckman, G. Alexander, SECOND ROW: F. Allman, A. Johnson, W. THIRD ROW: J. Cottrell, W. Baskerville, R. FOURTH ROW: R. Barnhart, V. Cook, NOT PICTURED: D. Benson, T. Tjebltes, fensperger, G. Dale, R. Jensen, C. Farnham Hatton, J. Lane, T. Johnson, B. Andrews, B. Quigley D. Siglin, L. Smock, D. Stafford, C. Fair- banks, A. Kontos M. Scott, J. Schumacher, R. Belscamper, B. Alexander, G. Severson, W. Lowcock Geist, R. Diekmann, E. Gruver, R. Jamieson Lohman, J. Krueger, R. Ham, E. Gramenz, J. Lawrence Gerholdt, J. Brody, J. Gielau, N. Bequeath, R. Lippert Hellem, L. Bredow, S. Wfalter, D. Barnes, F. 5 Egner K x t FIFTH ROW: N. Brunn, D. Beard, R. Burt, R. Hein, H. Bruns, A. Engleman, G. Beck- ner, W. King, R. Ferguson C. Wells lt I Llrilfing Ar Eisfincfion In Miss Elva Tucker's 10A homeroom the officers were changed second semester in order to give more members of the homeroom experience in lead- ing organizations properly. During the first semes- ter the homeroom chose the following members to direct them: student council representative, Glenita Dale, alternate, Rosmond Jensen: stamp representative, Gene Raffensperger. The second semester's ofiicers were: student council representa- tive, Gene Raffenspergerg alternate, Norene Gil- bert, stamp representative, Bill Cooper. Discussions during the homeroom period were centered around current problems of the school as suggested by the pupils, the student council, the bulletins and social activities. George Leebl's homeroom had members in numerous school activities. It was represented in the Trojan Club, Friendship Club, A Choir, band, Art Club, Apprentice Masquers, bulletin board, social, and auditorium committees. .lack Geist was the student council representa- tive and Dick Diekmann, the alternate. Home- room President Henry Bruns was assisted by Bob Hein in keeping the homeroom high in war stamp purchases. Darlene Beard was the official bulletin- reader, and Frances Allman served as secretary. Discussions were held frequently on various topics that came to the attention of the students through their wide interests in current affairs. l

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elfziorify JWAMQ! Under the leadership of Ed Gibson, sales of war bonds and stamps in Mark Flanders, 11A home- room had been particularly high, with 100 per cent for many months. The numerous homeroom parties sponsored in their sophomore year had been discontinued in order to promote better council parties. Homeroom officers included student council representative, Bill Crow, alternates, Lois Fosse and Colleen Fergerg stamp representative, Ed Gib- son, and junior class representatives, Donald Funk and Colleen Ferger. The members of August Lukes' homeroom have been studying city government and have set up a MR. FLANDERS' HOMEROOM R C I Y FIRST ROW: L. Fosse, E. Gibson, B. Crow, C. Ferger, B. Davis, J. Schmidt SECOND ROW: R. Burger, R. Fagerlind, R. Farkas, Thomas, S. Friedly, R. Davis THIRD ROW: M. Garrick, Fairholm, B. Dietz, E. Douglas, D. Flieder, B. Dimmitt, N. DeBar FOURTH ROW: E. Eickelberg, D. Davis, T. Grimstead, D. Funk, P. Dyer, V. Cutler, D. Diestelmeier NOT PICTURED: Finch, D. Simon, R. Diehl, C. Edge, M. Fowlkes MR. LUKES' HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: B. Hosier, J. Kirsehbaum, K. Jensen, B. Kunkle, D. Lewis, G. Huntback, D. Kilgore SECOND ROW: M. Kopfer, G. Handlen, Johnson, F. Greene, R. Holtkamp, D. Harri- son, E. Hemsath THIRD ROXV: H. Kehe, J. Hurlbert, R. Crow, J. Hitt, H. Grove, K. Koger, B. Jack- son FOURTH ROW: E. Kaffogles, P. Kcphart, R. Harper, C. Jensen, P. Inman, M. Kalianov, P. Holdiman, E. Heppe NOT PICTURED: M. Everding, R. Hansen 23 model city governing body. They divided into two parties, Eastonians and Trojans, each party nom- inating candidates for mayor, council, assessor, and treasurer. After drawing up their platforms, they had a fierce campaign. The outcome of the elec- tion held March l, 1945, found Mike Kalianov winning the mayoralty. The eouncilmen elected were Evelyn Hemsath, George Huntback, Ken- neth Jensen, Deedrick Lewis and Kenneth Koger. Carl Jensen was elected assessor and Fred Greene, trasurer. These officials and the student council representatives, Beverly Kunkle and Kenneth Koger, kept Lukesville running smoothly.