East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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' M- N, , THE TIHIJAN 1946 our llillt1Willj to the future Vtvlu-n tlu- school In-lls rung out alt tlu- lu-ginning ol' Sa-pta-mlu-r ol' '-15. thc clouds ol' wan' haul driftcd RIVVZIY and wc lu-gain to rcailizc that wc haul lu-cn siolcntly thrust into at IIEWS' 1-ral. tlu- atomic ang:-. Wi- caunc to our clalsscs willing to au-ccpt tlu- rcsponsihilitic-s and . Ullllg2lll0llS hrought illblllll hy tlu- walr s 1-nd amd tlu- ncw chaallcngcs which wa-rc now pre-scnting lllPlllSl'lVt'S dalily. Tlu-rc wus. hows-vcr. tlu- calsuall sc-ll'-rc-lianu-1-, tlu- usuall jivc jargon and thc caisy-conlc 1-asy-go spirit that chau'au'ta-rizcs tlu- high school crowd. To our ta-au-lu-rs. too. this ya-air was diffcrcnt. Ycs. those- lvoys sitting in tlu-ir scnior clalsscs might lu- lacing at nlilitalry training pcriod, hut that wus quita- diffs-rcnt from the- prospccts of tlu-ir crouching in fox holcs undcr tlu- cm-my fire- tlu-ir pri-dc-ccssors haul so recently t'lllll1l't'tl. No longcr was tlu-rc anlxic-ty that tlu- ne-xt lu-ws re-I1-asc would auld 2ll10llll'l' namu- to Eau-st's ull-too lust growing rostcr of walr salcriliccs. Ra-convcrsion to am cxpamdcd program cannn- axhoul rapidly us fornu-r instructors l'l'llll'lN'tl from tlu-ir sc-rvicc in tlu- alrnu-d forccs to take- ow-r tlu- clalsscs which tlu-ir lt-llow tcalclu-rs haul auldcd to tha-ir own sclu-mlulvs als the-ir share- in tlu- wan' 4-nu-rg:-ncy. Our aithlctic cvcnts.. curricular pursuits anul social au-tiyitics llilYl' In-cn rcminisccnt ot' otlu-r ya-airs, hut they we-rc in some way new enough amd intcrs-sting cnough to lu- worth re-nu-mhcring: for quita- sonu- tnnc. l l l nd thinvs that hawa- Maw wc inlrodtu-c you to tlu- pa-op c anu p alccs a 1. l l' I s a na-sa nt to you our Kfaltcway to tlu- futurc. tillt-tl our callclu an' o 4 alys alt w- I ' - F P 5. QNX Hhuly is un 1-sm-nliaul palrl ml' any 4-slllvallimlzul insetiluiion. eu' an 4-w-rymw se-a-:ms lu is-ll ure. Now :mil thi-n wo louzlzl we- hzul to luke- lima- ou! anal sp:-ml ax quie-I vw-ning ul lmmv umiilsl an pill- nl' hooks ami u Slllfllli of pupvrs in 0l'lll'l' thu! our re-port l'lll'dlS would lse- 'Il'05l'lll1lllll' ul lhm- 4-ml ol tha- six in-4-ks' pvriml. Z! Xxvllvll our high svhool days uri- lwlliml us. our gall svssions in the- halls will furnish us with many happy llll'lll0I'il'S. Ihr fri:-ncls wi- hzul. lhv elalvs we' lllllllvq thi- gnssip wi- sprvzul uml lhv lust minule' studying wi' haul lo do lwfnre- scurrying to our nc-xt class. E52 Dam-ing to tlu- music of T. Dorsey, Stun K1-nton or any other favoritv name- lmncl along with that super llrvunly lighting 4-ffvvt lllkltlt' our st-lmol partivs really hot stuff. 'l'lu-y wvrv u nu-4-ting plum- for all mul an grunfl plan- to makv friends, lnruzulvn inh-rt-sts mul alt-velop the sm-iul knew-lmw. Vltlii 5 9 Um' athla-tit' 4-vt-nts wa-rv sonw- thing t'Vt'l'y0IIl' purtiviputa-cl in wln-tllvl' as star utlllc-tvs or just hy yelling our lungs out wlu-n rooting for liar-wl's lighting tc-inns. Our spiritml ullilt-tvs. unxlvr tlu- guiclzmrv ol' an vc-ry ulvlv stuff of v0:u'lu-s. lrrought il li0n's Sllilfl' of lhillllt' illltl glory to lfust lligh this yvzlr. Cgfzfm. . . As the golden leaves of autumn began to fall, high school youth returned once again from carefree summer vacations to the halls of East High prepared to begin another year filled to the brim with study and activity. We remember the first few exciting days trying to become used to the idea of being inside all day and getting back into the habit of study. With the first nip of ,lack Frost in the air came the thrilling football games. The stands were always crowded with familiar plaid shirts and long-tasseled stocking caps. Our spirits soared as we cheered our Trojans to victory. We remember the homecoming festivities. the all-school play, where a bit of Shakespeare was tried, and the climax of the football season, the cver-thrilling East-West galne. Another busy year was in full swing! . 1, 1-i if .V , 1.4 ,, -:FJ I Q sg . rx ,r .QQg5::hum:.,y'gif1lg, .fiifi I 44 , .fx , I .v W I J. fi- V ' '59 X E ' ka' W1 0 4 f ' .Fit Q 'Ki i'gQvQ,ff11'?4 .f 1 li' ' f' V X f aa: , 2.11 -Q ' 1 - ' ' 'A 'itll' H l VI 1 15 fa:-I, K- f ll t ' :FEV Sj: AfH3'i5ii'i:i L 1. F My M-- xx . h gin li 9, . I V l V , , w Qi 'if 21 WH ff ' Dfw we E'Q1H5QLH2Ef ' W 1 SQ? ,lr --lille i 'lf I' El- mei QA rygf-3-,J-SEEEQEQQ, q v AL,ffj!y3fl,,?f,., V 53:55 s s ..:,,5 Vip, W Q Q 1 5,1 -'fi .'1- V- 4 . 4722h451F4'iFfif'f- TLV? 'ti ?Yf? t+-'Nm f'fL 'L i U ' H'- ttirjf-. Lt ' ,,W,l, - AY' t04,,:,,5X! .--x. a Mwf-frm M'-s-:Wt-all md V f I 1 1 ,Vx Q4 mn ,mf-1 ,,w'1f' 53: 'MQW l irsl row: Win. N. ll--wi-Q-s..Iu1-k M. l.og:1n. clll1ll'lt's S. M1'Kii1sll'y. N. ll. llonnell. Phillips Taylor. S4-voinl row: IC. X. Hzilslon. Sli-xsa1l'l Fa-iillvr. E. l'. l'l0l'hlllllll. Meri W. Parr. Guardian ofthe Gatewa Thi- Vlulvrloo llouril ol' l'lIlll1'illl0ll.. lllllllxl' lll9IlllN'l'S lllflllllt' Vliillizun .-X. llewvvs. A. ll. 1 Y whosn- 1-urvlnl Qjllllilllft' lhv Wailewlmr si-hool Donnell. E. P. Horslunil. Nlvrl W. lurr. l hil- syslmn opvmlvs. is 1-oinposf-il ol' ln'oaul-niinclml. lips 'llaylor mul Stewart H. Sviillvr. Nlvvlings prolnini-nl lovul vitizvns. 'llllf'Si' nivn von- uri' hvlil the svconil Wloniluy of mwll llltllllll lrilmlv :l0Ill'l'0llHly ol' their vuluzihlv time lo at 7:30 p.n1. plain ai thorough Pllll1'2lll0Il for f-very Wuivrloo Tho major ww-k of tht. Splmul 'mm-,I in l'll'l- 'VIH' l'W l 'i'k F YNY PH 'l 'U Sf the past year has hee-n thi- planning ol' new mi lln' lwsl 'l ll'm l 211111 l 'F'm'Wl svhool huililings lo he Pl'l i'l4'll as soon as inal- uvuilulnlv for thi- vilnczllionzll 1ulvalm'4-nwni im-ml, in-9 2wai1ul,lt,. Sl,m.iul vollsitlm-mi,,,, li 'IV' vlii'l l H'l10HlS- has hvvn givvn lo the rlespcwutf- nvvil for Thi- ollim-rs ol' lhf- lb0ill'll ure llliurles new junior high schools. Tho Bouril ol' l4l1llI1'il- Nh-liinslry. prvsiila-nl: lf. A. Rzllslon. svvrc- tion has nlzulv other long rung? plains lor iln- Iairv. alnil :Nlln-rl .l. Burk. ll'vus11l'm'. Ulhvr proving the xY'l2lll'l'l00H1'll00lSySll'lll. .8. SlIllt'l'illlt'IlIlQ'IIl .Im-It M. lnigun 1 E a :' 5 Q i , i, it y , '5- 3 '-'- ' F v ' ff . 0 P I ' . llirvvling thv 1-ntirv svhool system ul' Wutvr- With ith-us sm-h us tln-sv. Nlr. Logan has loo is SlIIN'l'lllll'llll4'lll ul' Svlluols .ltlvlx ll. inspirvtl unel will vuntinnv tn inspire' yoltng Inga n. Wit' tum- funnel that Wlr. l.og,:un has an I'0lllill'lxillllt' 4-om-vptimi ol' thf' possihilitivs nl' high sm-lmul youth tmluy. :intl he' always elvi- rl1'm'e's itll inspiring 1-unli4lvm'e in ns. Wlr. Logan knows how iIlllD0l'l2lIll it is to huvv at svlnml progrznn wimle c-nollgli to fit the ill4liVl1lllill mv-tls nl' 4-vvry pt-rson in the high svlmul. Sclmul clovsnit tnvun just at plum- to an-vltllitllaitv at long list of iitmtliiligla-ss fam-ts. hnt rutln-r it is at plum- to learn to think untl to 2ll'1lllll'l' at lliIl'liQjl'0llll1l that will hvlp ns Vatu' tht- mlillirult lllSlx ul' inulxingr at plurv fur Ulll'S1'lYl'S in tht- worhl. pvuplv to ltl'l'Ulll0 intvlligvnt vitizvns ul' at lust moving wurlal. Yliillilllfj vllurgil' nl' work in ilu- ontm' oflim is lliss l,0l'l'illlll' Rosv. who has lwvn with Nil' l.ngun as his sm'l'etztl'y for at nnlnlwr ul' yt-urs llvr plvaisznlt Sllllll' is fznnilizu' to ull ul' ns zlntl tln-rv are vvry ft-w qu:-stiuns uhuut tht inc-vhunisin ol' thv svhoul systmn whit-h she- vanit unswvr. Bvvvrly Kunklv. at se-nior Flllllvlll. he-lp- lliss Rust' with tht- ullivv clutivs in tht- nmrn- .ng hrl1n'v st-html zlntl ilgllllll illltxl' svlnml 4-an-In vvriiiiijr. AIISNl.0l'I'illIlt'RU-1'lHllla1 il nmma-nt from opt-ninu tln- illil1'l'll00ll lllllll to hlllil1'1ll tht- lPll0l0fLl'LllDlll'l'. .9. Prindpul Clmrles l,. llnffniun Keeping Tab Uuialing ztncl 1-ounsvling all tht- zu-tivitic-s ul' tht- 'lirojztns is l'rin1'ipail Cliztrlvs lt. llolllnain. llis pt'og1t'f-ssivt' iltlIllllllHll'illl0ll ol' tlt'Ill0l'l'2llll' X orgztllizzttiott :intl iclvzts hats l.lll'lll0l'Pll tht ilK'llll'Vt'llll'lllH of our si-lmul. Mr. llolllnun has at Ql1'l1llllll' intvrt-st in tht- 1-4ltu'zition nl' 1-vt-ry inilivitluul in tln- st-luml. Hr- is always will- ing to Iwlp at stutlcnt 1-mpc with any iliffivul- tit-s lui nuty lutvv. lintlvt' his Syllllbillllvlll' anal intvlligt-nt Qllll4llllI1't' our svhool vonnnunity ol' T56 intlivitluatls l'unt'li0ns for tht- In-st wvlfttrv ul' alll. Nliss lla-in-vu Nay. what has Iwi-n Nlr. Hull'- tnztn s Hl't'l'1'l1ll'y for llu' pztsl tln-ov yvurs. lt'l't in .lzuntzu'y to ati-vt-pt zntutlu-r position. lilrs. Mfr. Ellis ,luhl auul Klin- Ilitltlvr. ftunlt-nl 1l5SlrlilIll. vln-vlx me-t' stutlvnt frlwtl- ulv vzuwlf. .10- Ellis ,luhl, at l10l'llll'l' S0l'l'6lill'f' of pl'lIll'lllZll Hoffman. uunscntetl to Hll thv position until at permanent S?l'l'Pl2ll'f' voultl he fountl. ln Marvli Nlrs. Burtis llurow took ovvr thc- position until tht' vnil of the year. Helping in the varietl jolrs of at print'ipul'w olfive is Alive Hiclilt-r. st-ninr stutlvnt. whu works vztvh clay tluring lu-r free pvrimls :mtl after svhoul. The work ol' that ullivv stall' hats lwvn liglltt-neil l'0llSl1lt'l'illDly this ye-zu' tltrough tht' zulilitiun ol' at slwviul 2lll0ll4lillll'P ollit-or. llisf Vffltnzt llltler 1lit'et't01l this fan' tht- lirst FPIIIUH- lvl' with Miss Etlnzt Niue' Rittt-ttlmttsf' taking it over the set-mul S?lllt'Slt'l'. upw- 1 1 011 0111 Faculty R11 ter R.'Kl.I'H l.I'1N14llNlC-Wllvad of ilu' I'07l1llIt'T- vial flvpartmont: Iowa Stall' 'I'I'llf'Ill'l'S Collvgv. H. pl. with l'Ull1lI1l'l'l'l' major: Univvrsity of Iowa. ll. -I. in l'UllllIIl'l'l'l'. -XNNA W,-KE VCV.-XCR - 7v4'lll'IIl'I' of girls' phys- iral l'lIlll'!lII0ll.I Iowa Stats' Tvavlwrs Collvgv. B. .-I. with physical vrliwation major: sponsor of thi' vliovrloiiflors. VIEIAIA ULDICR - 7'l'!ll'I1l'l' of biology: lip- pvr Iowa lrnivvrsity. B. .-1. with natural srivnvv major: in rhargi' of attvnrlanvv tha' first Sl'IlIl'SI!'l'. l.LONiD HITIAND V Toizflwr of rlivmistry. physirs aml a1'ron.a11tif's: Lutlzor Collagen B. fl. with IH!IIIll'Il1tlIll'S major: Univvrsily of Iowa. ll. S. in llIllII1l'llIflIl'l'S1 rvtiirnwl to Ifast at opvning of svronrl sviiwslvr aftvr lllrvv yvars as a navigation instriwtor in tho flir Forma N1lL'l'0N KEMMERPIR-'V Tom-lwr of 111a- vhinv shop: Pvnn 'Ivl'l'l1. Jil. E. with mathv- matirs major. I+II.SlE KALIUNEN - - 7wVlll'II4'l' of string alul vocal nzusir: Saint lflourl State' Tvavlwrs Col- Ivgv. H. S. with musir major: grailualv worlr at Univvrsily of ll7'asl1in,gton. FRED C. lAT'l'fXf 'I'v1wI1vr of l,'lN'llIl0llIII printing. VIUI..-X KNUClII'i-- llvail of sorial stmlivs flvpartniont alul twwlwr of .lnwriran lrvmls anfl .-lmvri4'an history: .'?vUf'IIIH'l'.VIl'l'l1 Collvgv. B. .-I. with history major: Unizwfrsily of Illi- nois. W. -1. with history major. -4?...-. ...Nm 714' PM ls. The 're olll' Mentor VRS. ,ll7ANl'l':X LININGER f -Srhool nurso: .llllon .U:'n:orial Hospital Training Srhool. R. N. ICDNA WI.-XY Hl'l I'ENH0USlC--'l'1'::r-Iwr of English: lowa Stair' 'l'oar'hors Collogv. B. .-I. with lfnglisl: anal guiflanvo major: graduatv worlr at tho Univorsity of Chivago. Statv Uni- :rorsity of lowa. Harrarll Univvrsily: allvisor of ::shvring vollinlitloo: in vhargv of altonrl- anro sv:'oml sorrwstvr. HDWVIN I.. CLA HK -'l':'ar'l:or of English aml spo:':'l:: Kansas Slato ,I'l'fIl'lll'l'S ffollogo. B. S. in o:l:::'aIion will: :::ajor in spwfrll and Eng- lish: grallllalv worlr at Univorsity of Iowa: l'4'flll'llt'll to East at opvning of svronfl svnws- tvr aflor noarly four yours in tho Infantry with ranlr of f,i:'::l:'::anl :luring last two anal a lmlf yoars. l.HUl..'X STH4 PPE f'l':'a:'lwr of history- Bible' aml goonwlry: Kansas Univvrsily. B. 4. with math0:::ati:'s major: Columbia Univorsity. Bl. .-1. witl: history major. MAE KENNY-'l'oa:'lior of English: Uni- versity of Iowa. B. .L will: English major. NVILLIAM ,l. WT.-YITIRS4'l'e-fu'l::'r of n:ath- l'l7lfl:lil'SI lowa Statv 7'l'fH'lll'l'S Collvgv. B. .-I. with ma.ll:omati:'s major: grarlaalo worl: at tho Stato Univ:-rsity of Iowa: l:a.solmll and wrostling roarh and assistant football voavh. Al7Gl'S'l' J. LUKES f-f 'l'va:'h.o:' of rhomistry. romn:vr:'ial law. aml lzoohlfoopingg Stalo Uni- . . , . . vorslty of Iowa, B. 5. L. will: :'on::::or:-o major and physiral sf'ivl1r'o minor: M. fl. with rom- :norvial orluration major: sponsor of Hi-Y and savings stamp sal:-s. ELVA TIYCKEH - - 'l'va1'lwr of worlfl history: Lombarfl Collvgv. B. J. with history anrl orla- ration majorg Univorsity of Iowa. M. fl. with history major: advisor of Olympiarl. Guiding 0ur Growth Nllvlillfl, ll-XX NUR Il1r1'1'l11r of l'0-0lll'l'll- li1'1' part-Ii11111 111'p11rln11'11l: 1111i1'1'rsily nf ,Vin- 111's11I11. ff. 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Advi or 'I'o Youth l,l+1t DNN HD RA I+'Fl+INSPliHGl'IR IvIl'4'-1H'IIl- ripal and boys' 1-oansallor: lva1'lwr of ,lawr- ivan trvmls: Slalv Iflzivvrsily of Iowa. B. S. with 1'omnwr1'v major and W. I. with sr-hool allministration major: arlvisor of tlw Trojan Chili: rhairman of tht' tvavlzvrs' guirlanvv r'omn1iII4'a: football 1'oat'h: rliravtor of ath- Ivlirs. HHS. l'lURU'l'llY IANDA Aff,I'l'llt'Il4'l' of graphic' anrl plaslir' arts: linivvrsity of Iowa. If. F. I. with an art major: arlrisor of Irt Club. ICIJN ,X l,l'1NltIlfIk IIN-UFIIIIIIIIOI' of rtvlivilias ami vounsvllor: Uniufrsity of Iowa. H. Mus. arul W. I. with musir' major. NRM.-X l'RlZl.lCli ,I'1'lll'Ilt'l' of Fl'4'fLl'Il and Spanish: Statv Ullivarsily of Iowa. H. .i. with. romanvv languagv major: aflvisor of witizffn- ship aoninzillov of sttlrhfnt vounril. LILLIAN FINIAJXX' f I,iI1rarian and tvar'lu'r of library s1'iont'ag Iowa State- 'I'r'tu'hars Co!- Ivgv. B. .-I. with poliliral svivnrv major: Uni- uarsity of Iowa. JW. .-I. with lihrarysf'ivn1'o anrl politiral s1'ianr'v major: atlrlilional grarluata worh at Unirvrsity of lfhirago. HUGH LOGAN - 'I'va1'Iwr of wood shop aml vocational wooflshop: Iowa Stair' 'I'var-lwrs Collagen B. fi. with industrial arts major: lini- vvrsity of Iowa. W. .l. in administration and sapvruision. NHLDRED THIERWI.-KN -f 'I'aar'Iwr of typing and Imolrlwvping: Iowa Statv ,I'l'lIl'Ill'fS Col- Ivgv, B. -I. with 1'ommvrf'iaI 1'1l1u'ation major: Unirvrsity of Iowa. TI. .l. with l'UlIlllll'l'l'4' major. wi.- : 1-1 r ff we psi if 'Nyn-v-....,,,.- Directing 0111 Experience Nl.-XH1ll'l'1Hl'l'l'f Bl,UI'Cll 11111111 of lfnglish 111'p11rln11'111: llllfll 5111111 '1'l'11l'1lf'TS ff11111'g1'. H. 1. 111111 1'fngI1s11 11111j1rr: l5ni1'1'rsi1y1rf11r11'11. U. 1. 111111 1f11,g1is11 11111j111': 11111'1s11r of l1flll1.,Q'l' Illlll H1111'1.' slnff. 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H. 5. 111111 p11ysi1'111 111111111- 11011 11111-jar: 1111s1.'1'111111l 1'1:111'h: 1lS.V1N111I11 1r111'l.' 1'11111'11: 11111'is1zr nf rlvflllillll l,'11111. .15. 1' XX ' 's. Marx lirnlrn. Mrs. 4,1-rtrxnln Hill Maintenance Magnntn Wi' stueli-nts ol' Rust lligll lnlvv allways tlu- svllools in tlw XYllll'l'l00 Sl'll00l sys- lnul l't'ilH0ll to lw prolnl ol' our srlnool toni ill? sont to this ol'H1'0. llclrv tlu- sup- lnuilmling. .N grunt sluirc' ol' tlu- vrwlit plivs ure' 1'ln'1'lu'1l out unxl the orelvr is lor tliis pri4l1' lb nluc' to ilu' llzlral worlx plavoil in ilu' lain rvsvrvvil for llult pur- anul long llours put in In our janitorial tie-ulzu' school until it is pit-lac-nl up for stall, nlvlivvry. Yes. Wlr. Nlillm' is ll lrusy nlun . turning what roultl lm an vonfusing chaos l5f'Hi'l1's Wuslllnif M11-'wwf 111111 SW1'0l into an Sltltitllll-Vllltlllllg. svstt-iuutit' olliu-. inn' lloors. lnowvvvr. lllvv ill'l' illNN'2lVS will- ' Y' . . ing to ln'c-uk lot-Ls for tliosc l0l'lx1'I'-lxf'y- l'org4-ttvrs unel pzllivntly wail arountl E wliilv ilu' typing stuilvnts linisll lllill Urn- , ' '- -' wk tht- 1-iul assignment lulou tlnx ln typing: room elm vol l During tlu' winlcr lnontlls approxi- lllillt'ly0lll'lllllllll'1'tl lwoplm- nlc-pe-:nl upon lln' sn-llool ralvtc'l'lu lor lll6'll' noon lunrlu-s. 'l'ln- worla il tulws to maintain ll 1'illt'll'l'lll lil ill'l'0llllllll4lillt' llllS lllillly is S0lllf'llllIlQI most ol' us 1lon't rvulizv. illlll' l'1llil'l4'l'lll W0lllf'lI vonu- in the- vzlrly hours ol' llw morning in orilvr lo get lln- l'ooul rn-zulx' lior the- l'llSlllllgl lllllll tlmt nlvsm-1-mls upon ilu-in ut tlu- sountl ol tht- l2:5l In-ll. XVlll'llPVl'l' ons' ol' ilu- olliovs ut lfust runs out ol' ilitto l'ill'll0llS. lllllllllb tuvlss. stvnvils or just ullout llllyllllllg Clsv. sonwonv is sc-nt to tln' store-room to rv- nvw tlu- supply. 'l'ln-rv wc lincl Fri-nl .l. Ylilla-r. fornufr prinripul ol' Has! High. in rllurggv. Urnlvrs for supplivs from all lornlvr l,I'lIll'lIltll l'r1-ll ,l. lVllll or all work in ilu' storvrot oltom ln-ll lo Flglllli ,l. J. ,loin-s. I'illIl4lI'1' Orlluun. Nrl vlroslq. ll. l'. SZlIl1ll'l'f,Ztll'll. .16. aunl Mrs. llt'l'lllLl Morrison slurt nnutlni Repro outing tlur Right Gaining co-operation and hetter understand- ing among students and faculty memhers has heen the aim of the twenty-five representa- tives and their officers who make up the gov- erning nucleus of our school. linder the advisorship of Miss Edna Leni- cek. this SUIIICSIEYAS council has been a stim- ulus to our school spirit in hacking the pro- jects and activities our school has undertaken. Officers for this year's council included Norman Crossley, presidentg Bill Crow, vice- president: Doris Harrison. secretary: Alice Ridder. treasurer. Regular meetings were held at 8:00 o'clock tgfufhzf fazmczf each Tuesday morning with the exception of the first Tuesday of every month when the council met during two class periods of the day. These meetings rotated among thc periods so a representative would not miss the same class each time. More important mat- ters were discussed and settled at these long meetings , which were set up primarily to give more opportunity for thorough discus- sion. Sales of tuhcreulosis hangles and sponsor- ing the .lunior Red Cross were Council proj- ects as well as sales of activity hooks. annuals, decals and party tickets. First row: J. Lane, J. McCoy, W. Crow. A. Ridder, D. Harrison, N. Crossley. J. Bisone. Second row: P. Ridder, B. Rogers, J. McClecry. M. Shenafelt. .l. Leland. F. Greene. S. f:0l'l1'Ily. Third row: B. Noltger, L. Untiedt, L. Weilein, D. Funk. H. Rruns. R. Niedert. R. Anderson. J. Barnes. J. Eickelherg. Communicative Channel With emphasis plaved on world cooperation and understanding. language assumes greater illllNll'lilIlt't? than ever hefore. Because so many of our students desired it. a Frenvh vlass was started this year in addition to the regular Caesar and Spanish classes. W e have tried to include in our Plll'l'lClllllItl-. English vlasses to meet the needs of each stu- dent whether he intends to he a doctor. de- lrator or diplomat. We have a regular re- quired English in tenth grade and also in eleventh grade. where Alll0l'lt'illl literature is studied. College Prep. a vourse intended for students interested in entering college, is dc- signed to hridge the gap hvtween high school and college. l,iterature and lifv is a senior English course also, and takes up the study of how the life of a people is refleetcd in its literature. Discussion. oral English and ere- ative dramativs are eleetive suhjevts created to help the Students gain poise and to appear at their hest hefore audiences. S0 that We might make hetter use ol' our study time. lihrarians have heen plaved in the newly decorated English conference room and the research material made availahle. Delving into the mysteries of the Spanish language are the members of the second period Spanihh class. The ereative dramatirs class works out itll emotional thought pattern. 43. Reports and discussions constitute an im- portant phase of world history classes. tflnrlxsxille students visit our school to discuss racial prohlems with some of our mcmlrcrs. ifff , til: Mi' C ,, , v in M s X olorcd students and studcnl council Toward ooial Progres 'llhat the future ol' the world depends upon us high school students of today is obvious. 'l'o prepare ourselves for the overwhelming taslx of handling world affairs we need the hackground provided in the social science courses. From the record of the past wc arc ahlc to chart our future course more intelli- gently. Then we try to apply in our own school community those principles of citizen- ship and good government which these courses have pointed out for us. All ol' us receive a hackground for appre- ciation of the world in which we are directed 19' to take a significant part under the leader- ship of the Nlisses ltllva 'llucker and Marjorie Lauhschcr in the world history department and Misses Viola linoehe and lieola Stropc Ylarlx Flanders and Leonard Hallenspcrger in the AlIlPl'lt'ilIl history department. World history is the tenth grade required social studies course with AlIlPl'll'1lll history the eleventh grade imperative. Alllt'l'll'illl trends. an clective. offers an understanding of sociology, economics and civics with Leon- ard Ralfenspergcr and Nliss Knoche as direc- tors. May the best lcam win. For Brawn and Beaut Boys' gym classes this year have been focused around the many changing and ever popular seasonal sports. Football and soccer hcld the limelight during the fall term while basketball. volley- ball. boxing. wrestling and swimming were attractions this winter. Track and baseball complete our cycle for the school year and come forward with a bang as the fellows let out all that extra vigor which has been piling up during the zero months. Aside from keeping the boys up to par on all the rules and regulations of the various games on the sports calendar. Wlr. Stavcn- hagen. boys' physical training director. does a line job in promoting an appreciation of the value of clean play and good sportsmanship in all of his classes. I'nder the rigorous but excellent training of Nliss Anna Mae Wack. we had a girls' foot- ball lcanl. well. sort of: yes. soccer ball is quite a game. Along with soccer. in the fall, we had plenty of muscle-straining exercises. Then old man winter chased the girls inside for four months of hibernation. During the winter season. basketball played an important part in the girls' gym classes. While repairs were being completed on the gym floor. archery was the center of attention. Spring is here at last. Now for a good soft ball game. But that isn't all we had for ex- citement. Other activities offered were volley- ball. tennis. track and golf. No school would be complete without its champion swimmers. Along with the regular swimming classes, as an added attraction. two swimming meets were held. Taking part in these meets was our own school and for com- petitors West High girls participated. Twelve of our girls took the life saving course thc past year under the supervision of Nliss Wack. Sometimes the basketball games in tht boys' gym classes develop into l'k'Q1lllAll free-for-alls. .20. xlIlilll'lll' physirists I'XIlt'l'lllll'llllllQI with H'I'lIl-. liiology stullvnts gatln-r arountl ohilt- Miss X vhna Ohh-r slltllks the-m sonu- inte-rvsting spe-m'inn-n- whit-In stutlvnts han- lvronght in. xpo ing the 0h cure Moms. protons. vlt-vtrons arc- prominvnt in our thinking today. News homhs. raslar. supvr- sonu' spvval have- all vonw sutlnlenly into our yovahulary. W ith startling rapiility our olel ysays ol' litk- arm' living 1-illiglitolwil with a look at tht- luturv. X 01. as fast as ne-w things vonn' out. our l'llt'llllSlI'y atul llllySli'S vlassvs arc' lvarning to unelvrstanal the' how anil why ol' thvm. who yu-rv fortunatt' when l.lowl Ritlanal rvturnt-sl from llll't'l' yvars in tht' Afllly Air Corps in time' to talw on a full loa1l of Sl'lPlll't' vlassvs for thc Sf'1'Ulltl Sl'lllf'Sl0I'. His SK'll01llllf' ina-luila-el two 4-lassvs 4-at-ll ol' l'llf'llllSll'y anrl physivs anal a fourth hour at-ronautics 1-lass. Ut' voursi-. thu' hasit' l.lllltl1llllt'lllillS ol' our sc-ivnvs-s are- still tln-re. Falling hack on thvm malws all the nt-w things relatively snnplv to untlorstanel. Uur lah work acts as a pravtival outlt-t lor this llllll1lktIlll'IlliIl lxnoyxhwlga-. Along this samv pattc-rn arv tht- many sounel movivs that art' tit-tl in with thv sulrjvvt at haml giving Us a vivw ol' thc- applivations ol' our various Sl'lPll1'K'S. Biology vlassvs lalu' varv ol' anothvr phast' ol' st'it'm'v. that is. the sc'i0m'v of animate- oh- jt-vts. llvrv we lt-arn just twat-tly what malu-s us tit-k. Small animals such as frogs. snalws. an4l salalnanflvrs lvnt lllf'lIlHPlYl'H ve-ry satis- lat-tortly to tht- lPllSlIlf'HS ol lwing lllS5t'1'll'4l. llatlwmativs as a svivm-v is not hy any nu-ans slight:-il in l'lilSlmS1'lll'l'l1'lllllllI. livsitlvs the rvgular gvomc-try class:-s. slush-nts arc- ol'- l'vrv1l aalyam-oil algvhra annl solial ga-onn-try. ltlavh svivtuw- voursv wt' art- ollt-rt-il is varv- fully plannc-sl to give us not only a hasis for furthvr stutly hut also an unllvrstanlling ol' tht- things going on arountl us. .21. g--was s , 'WY -W sf -www.. Clothing eonstrurtion and the use of pat- terns is an important part ol' the home- making eourses. Learning l.et's take a trip through one of the most interesting tlepartlnents of our sehool. It con- sists ol' three rooms attractively furnished as a home. Yes, it's the homemaking depart- ment. where future homemakers experiment at gaining skills ol' homemaking. First we tinml ourselves in a eomlnination classroom, clinelte anil kitehenette. with sew- ing maehines antl hookshelves lining the lnright walls. We see a group of girls prepar- ing a luneh while others set the tahle. At one of the large tahles one of the girls is cutting out a tlress while others work on their own personal prohlems. After sehool hours we may lintl preparations heing matle on the swing show or the teaehers' Weclnesrlay night eotlee or even a student eouneil potlurk. to Appl Next we enter the smaller room to fiml an hassinette, a small heal and other home nurs- ing equipment. Some 4lay soon the room will heeome a complete hetlroom. ln the laundry hetween the two rooms, we tliseover a refrig- erator, washing maehine aml mangle, tools of the modern homemaker. Um' last stop is the charming living room. In several of the easy chairs girls are husy with halls of yarn knitting: others search for new recipes to surprise their families at flin- nertime. Under the supervision of Miss Grata Thorne, the department has aimefl to use hoth the school and the home as lahoratories for tleveloping a more eomplete untlerstanfling of the prohlems of the moflern American home. it to a galley presents a prohlem for the beginning print shop hoys. 1.22. Selling a stirkful of type aml transferring lllv lmys Ill llll- slle-Q-l Illl'l2ll N1'1'll1IIl llvlp hllll lllw Nlllgll' llglllllljl. 1 IIVNN xslllu lu- llllld' lltblllgl ll lull ol' splll ul-llllllg. llrallltical Propo lllllllll' llll- lsllir nl' lIlllllSlI'y rings llllllllllll llll' lluwvl' 1Ul'l'l1llll' ul llll- EIIIIIPX Alllll l'U0lllS 8 alllll lil. lol' lN'l'1' lr llll' llillllll ol alll lllv lvllllws who ll'1' lIlll'l't'Slt'll Ill llrallllllg llllll Slllllb l'0lll'St'S, H1'lNH'4'll lllv sparks l.l'0lll llll' spot xwlll- IIIQL nl lvl'1ll'gL4' Ill-1-llls lllvlall slump illlil llll' llllllllgl ul Illl- lll'1'SHl'!4ll'0lIl l'rl-ll llilll1lSlll'llll- IIIIQ l'll0lll. lu' Fill! lll'ill' Mlllll' lllllSll'illlX lllilllle-ll zlslmlillll lltilllllg lllll 1-iglll In lllix lDlll'n Ull .l lallllv. NIlllll'l'lIlQ1Stllhutllll'-lllllll ln' ulle'-viglllll ul' alll lll1'lln vollll' l'l'lllll RlISS1'll Slzlrlfs vlwal- lltlllill 1ll'ilNlllg1 lmy s. l'lXl'll so we- still valllllol llllhh Illl- llllif lN'ilYl'I'S all lll4'Il' llllzz MINS. lvl' llll' l'Ull1'1'l'Il l'Q'QIlFlQ'l't'4l lay SUIIIPUIIQ' mlm llilr- llllhlDlil4'l'1l il lllllIllllt'l'. alll l-l'Ulll llla- ssmlll shop Illllll'I' llll' 4lil'l-vliml ul' llllglll Llugzlll. llllys Hlill'llllQ1 lllvllll HIIUID Illl1lQ'l' Nlr. I,l-l-lvl ill'4' allnla- In l'mlsll'lll'I il llilllilx local l'Il1'Fl Zlllll Ctblllllltlll' il ullll il l'llll se-I of lllc- lll-cl-sszlry llmls. l mlm' Nlillml lQl'IllIll4'l'1'I' lll4'N volllilllll' lsllll llll' lll0l't' VUIIIIPIPX lllkl1'lllll4'I'f. Silllll' ul lllf' lvlllms HIPPIII ll2ll'l ol lllt'll' llilf XN'0l'lxlllg in lll1lllSlI'lill lllillllr llll'0llQIll0lIl Illn- 1-ily. 'l'lll-y me-lv lllllll-l' llll' Qllllllilllft' nl' llr. bl-nl'gv l,l-1-lvl. 1llllt'I' Ythtilllllllill Ulilhrli lll- vlllllvll vuvzllllllllll lll'lIlllllILL llllll1'l' llr. llllllll. Y0t'illl0lIill lllvllll hlllbll lsllll Nlr. k1'llllIll'l'l'l' :ls lllSll'lH'l0l'ilIl4lV1N'illl0lllllMUlNlSll0lbllllll1'l'lllt' llll'1'l'll0ll ol' Nlr. lmggzlll. Ulliw- praurlirn- Qlunlvnlx lc-arn lhv uw nl' Nlrlillgl Illil1'llllll'r. l'illl'lIl1ll1ll'5 aml aulnlingl llIil1'lllIlt'P. 1101101-i1ll'allioil i- an lx1'j'll0lt' in loarning: lo Iwi'- Woward Bu iness Pur uit NXI11-ilu-r ilis om' St'llll'SlPl' nl' lyping wi' Willll visvs thef lmsinvss umm- as wi-ll as lhc vnlirv' for p4-rsunal use- or Iwo H0!ll1'!4lt'l'S so lhal wa' K'0lIllU0l'f'C Ill'lDlll'llIlPlll. van qualify for uflirc' jolrs. llw l'0llllll1 l'i'lill llis out uf the K'lZlSHI'U0ll1S anll into re-lail 4la-parlnu-nl rvaelily 1ll'l'2lllQLt'S thv prograni in storm-s anal husinvss offirvs for liftvvn nl' our suil nur lll'l'IlH. ilillfllllgll thc- ullivn' pl'a1'li4'i' Hasionians. The vo-opvl'ativv part-limv ilu-- 1'UlII'Sl' iw have- a 1'llillll'l' In impruvf' typing: parlment. which is open to all se-niors. in- ll'l'llIli1lll1'. hancllv lIl0llt'y. halanva- our hunk- 1-lullvs any retail storv juli or general rlvri4'al lun-ping annl I1-arn how to upf-ralv lhv various work whivh has training pussilrilitivs anll thc' ollivv Illil1'llllN'S. suvh as the- lllilIlP0jll'1llPll. approval of the svlmol and thc- vo-orslinalur. ilillu. posting. aulelingg mavhinv anil the val- Miss Ylurivl Gaynor. 1-ulalur. Ulhe-r rmirsvs xshivh wc' may rlmosv- liarh 4-0-up sluulcnl works lll'l1'1'll hours a illl'llI4l1' lIOUlxlxt'l'lPlllQI. slmrlliaml. lDllSilIf'SS we-ck or longer. 'liwu vlassvs mv:-l daily for arilhmvliv aml lnisiin-as law. vu-up slluh-nts. llwwllallslisillg as pre-paraiion Thi- ye-ar Nliw-S Wlilulrml 'l'hic-rman annl for retail jobs aml ufHm-e plwlvlicv for rlvrival Uorolliy ,-Xgiivw Ialu' vars' ol' lhv lyping anal julns. ln zulililion to Ihvir jolrs nhl- ro-up slu- shurlhaml vlzusvs. while- .-Xllglxsl Lulu-s anml clams lake- two Sllllti0l'lS. lll1'lll4lllll1IllH' rvquirc-il Ralph lA'xlUilI1' haw- vhargv ol' lhv hook- slllrj04'ts.llist0l'yand linglish. l iVPl'ySiY wvvlv km-pillg 1-lasws. Ylr. l1lllx1'S also l'0ll4llll'lS a lhvir Pllllll0f'i'I'S grzulv lhvm un the-ir In-rsnnal vlasa in 4'0Illlll1'l'1'iill law. Nlr. lm-Nloim' supvr- aliillulv. work hahils aml lbl'0lll'll'lll'y. .24. lfirsl row: l.. Rovllller, .l. .l0llllS0ll- 'X- SXYUIIILI. .l. Mundi. SQ-vomi row: J. PQIISIXSI. M. Yun Eaton. C. Sln-an. C. Wvvlis. I . Huvkell. M. iVI1ll'kt!ll. Pla-1-omi illlli third lwriml 2ll'l rhlssvs :lo l'Yl'l'jlilillg from onllloor sketching: lo painting ilil1'ixtil'0lls for our srhool pro- llurlions. Two of onr alrlisls hvrc ill't' working on the' IIllll'lli ol' Walla-rloo scenes in our url room. With Pallet and Paint Cwailivvlwss might wvll he the keyword of connnillvv was vhosvn lo plan un all-ye-ar pro- onr url 4-lull lin-nllvPl's. for ilwyfvc- giilll0l'Pli grain. which consislval ol' projq-1-ts in culling: pallets. paints zmrl 4-zlsvls and sf-I thvir niinmls lm f. 4 vr v 1 Q 5: I x Y X . 1 . w . , . lo lnculxlllg .lwily fiom lfdilhlll. lho ulvd If loss IIIOIIFYIIISII1' style-s. onlsloor slwtvlllilgl anal to try to luring out the l'l'1'ililV0 snlc' of PEIUII conlnwwiul dmwing, slnclvnl. This is largely done through cre- allivv liI'ilYS'illQ.f- ilvllvl' known as inorlvrn url. Polly Ann Mi 'H'l ' lnimmml 'WN' 'hi' l-mlm, tht, gumumhv and Slllmwisinn of clulr with Bill Van Elllilll unfl Cllvric' NY 1-lls nm. mm- ul., inSh.m.Im.n Mrs. Dorothy Lamla- 01'l'lIllyillglil0 positions of St'1'l'l'iill'y ancl ll'l'ilH- this your onr url clnh has forgvcl :ilu-ml lo urvr. Ylvvliiigs were lu-lil on 1-vvry olln-r'l'ua-s- final nvw horizons of urtislir ingenuity. A day in thi- url room. .25. ' Oilxlllll lrlovlxs. vllailk lil'2iYVillf.fS of more- or . First row: C. Loveall. R. Shafer. C. Hultman, R. Young. P. Harris, D. Commack. J. Hollings- worth, R. Sherwood. Second row: VV. Seidler. J. Mcliinstry. E. Cihson, C. Thorne. J. Geist, Wi. Pauley. G. Tesla. l.. Davis. V. Cutler. Third row: R. Beener. J. MrCleery. C. Raffensperger, J. Thomas. E. Eickelherg. D. Head. C. Zuhrod. H. Miehe. R. Weax er. C. Alexander. N. Crossley. C. Hunthach. 'torrid Trojan We ol' East High are proud ol' the impressive records our l945 football squad estahlislmed in winning eight of nine tough conference gil HIPS. Trojan leather luggers. led hy hacks Ed Cihson and John Hollingsworth. set a new team scoring record of 2l2 points while ex- ceptional line play. particularly hy tackle Don Head. held the opposition to an eleven year low of 20 points. Exhihiting thc never-say-die spirit that made them truly great in our gridiron history, the tackling 'l'rojans came through against an inspired West team to crown themselves city champs for the third consecutive year and remain undefeated in Wlississippi Valley Conference play. thus capturing the cham- pionship ol' that league for the seconll time in as many years. .fitlracted hy the colorful play ol' the high- scoring Nlen ol' illroy. spectators turned out in sufficient numhers to set new attendance marks at hoth home stadiums. Fort Dodge and East Des Moines. where the Orange and Black juggernaut crushed their opponents -ll-I2 to set a new individual game scoring record and defeat the Scarlet lads lor the lirsl time in the school's history on their own licld. Coach Rall'ensperger's charges were well received in the Associated Press All-State se- lections with Jim Mcliinstry taking over the quarterhack spot on the first eleven and Don Head and John Hollingsworth. who set a new individual scoring record of 73 points. re- ceiving tackle and fullhack herths respectively on the second team. Virtually every other team memher received honorahle mention. THE SEASON SUMMARY Opponents We They Willson. Cedar Rapids.. .. 25 0 Roosevelt. Des Moines. . . . 33 6 Duhuque .......... . . 27 6 East, Des Moines. .. .. 41 I2 Fort Dodge ........ . . . . . 6 26 Mason City .............. .. 26 7 lVlcKinley, Cedar Rapids ..... 33 0 North Des Wloines ........ . 7 6 Wiest Wiaterloo .............. lsl 7 Boys who received major awards were: Jim McKinstry. Ed Gihson. Wiayne Seidler. Vincent Cutler, Bill Pauley. Russell Young. George Hunthach, Boh Beener. Norman Cross- ley, Jack Geist. George Tesla. Dick Sherwood. Tony Loveall, Gale Alexander. Lee Davis. John Hollingsworth. Clifford Zuhrod, Don Head. Boh Shafer, Gene Rallcusperger. Charles Thorne, W'illiam Moorehead and Don Com- mack. Boys who received minor awards were: Jim MeCleery. Herh Nliehe, Dean Davis. Jay Thomas. Percy Harris. Ernest Eickelherg. Ernest Bender. Roger Weznvei'. Charles Farn- ham. Gene Hultman and Jim Murray. . , A mm. . Hu.. W , 'Hr ., .M ..X,,.NwM,.x,wmNw.M- I W ' E4 I jx K. x 1 ,, E E 1 - 'mfi' -1 it ... 1 M ,.,, ' . XJ ,.- A . ' 1 . N-r 7, z 1 , Q 1 ' v .. ' ' ' E ' 1 5 L , .,,' X i , 3 V ' w Q Gsm sw' f 7 K.. Tesm Cu-mea SEIULER Guasou McKlNs1'Rv HEAD Zusaou YOUNG HoLuNGswoRTH Pauuzv rw.- In and lint E. Gibson nail: llll Eur! Unis Mnim-5 lulvk in lllv Q-mi zom- zls Seidler corner in for lllv kill. J. M4'Kinslry vurrif-s lin- pigfkin llilsl the SI'ill'l1'l uml Blau-k line. J. Hollingrmorlll skirting: tlw 1-ml uf E. lliihllll illlll U. Head lend illlt'l'ft?l't'lH'l' in the' North Ili-S Moinvs gillllv. Thu' foollmll lt'lllll :lid an rIN 1'lLl1'lllill' jolr on lin- fuollmll field. but they do even il lwtlm' join ut tho tallllnr. Couch R1lfft'Ilhlll'I'fl6l' presenh J. M1'Kinslry. llllwlilll' 1llliII terlrau'k, Ilia major lctlvr :mil 1'illllZliIl.S rl1ll'. First row: R. Anclerson. W. Wfalker. S. Cook. J. Mellonalcl. R. Burger. M. Yan Eaton. F. Boren. M. Rolnson. ll. Potter. M. Wilsott. Rank one: C. lit-llogtl. J. Morris. J. Sl'lllll'Fli., F. Livingston. E. Rartl. F. Greene. ll. Rrunstein. Rank two: ll. llaggett. F. Cowley. J. llavis.. l. Wtlrnl. J. Hultman. R. Seott. Rank three: J. Sippell. N. Dieekman. M. Moore. R. Mattox. W. Lemke. R. Fegtel. Rank four: R. Farkas. E. Rogers. J. Moyer. E. Davis. C. Choate. C. Flint. J. Muntlt. Rank live: ll. Mishler. J. Lelantl. P. Manheek. L. Leihunslguth. R. llunemiller. ll. Vltite. l'. Kephart. W'th ' 'E Though hamlieappetl this year heeause of its meagre tnemhership. our liaml was out tlrill- ing every morning during football season. Cheerl Cheer! for East W2ll6l'l00.! eonltl he heartl in all eorners of the staflium. As the white. dazzling figures marehetl tlown the field. they attraeteal the attention of every- one. East Higlfs haml entertainetl thousanmls ol' speetators with flashy. eye eatehing tnarehes. ln the past few years the war preventeel the lrantl from traveling. hut not this year: in spite of all ineonvenienees. the lrantl trippeal to Des Nloines for the North lliffh gjilllllh Novetnlaet' Rieharal Sum-her earriexl the responsibility F' and Fortitude of hantl mlireetor from the opening of the sehool year until January. when Burtis Burow took over the baton for the seeonsl half of the season. East Higlfs grixlsters were spiriterl to vie- tory litany times this year through the limher leatlership of an oetet. eotnposetl of Franees Allman. Pat Ariltlsen. Phyllis Bennett. Joyee Corflray. Jean Cottrell. llargie La Pole. Don Wulfekuhle. and Lloyal Ryan. These eight stuclents put in long hours of tnusele-straining praetiee untler the alrle eoaehing of lliss Anna Nlae Riaek. Responsi- hle for plattning most of the pep asseinlslies. they taught ns several 4-It-vor new vells alnl ereatetl a spirit of enthusiasm at the games. ll. xx-llll.l'lxlllllt'. J. Cottrell. l'. Xrilfl- sen. l'. Rennett. J. Lortlray. Nl. l.a- l'ole. l . klllllilll. l.. Ryan. It s Wlomluy sixth pc-riml anal ulmut twenty'- livo journalists ure' waiting for our stall' post- mortvm. Bill Crow. ctlitor in 4-Init-t'. stir-ks his Ibt'llt'il nvvr his our us hc' l'0Illit'l'S with Shirlvy Burg. Huh BFPIIPI' and NY ultvr Us-ttingg of thv llllSllll'SS stall.. l'il'0lll the few wortls wv mm lu-au: zinymw will wager that he' is giving I QM 9' --M... From Corner to Corner thvm unothvr talk uhout lllt't'lllIQI 1-xpvllst-s anal kvvping out of the rP1l. Dill'l0llP Bennett. feutllrv eulitur. :tml ht-r assistant. Charlottv Fllfllllillll.. are with Doro- thy Heinllurt. news mlitor. It sounwls us though lhvyfrv having quitv un urgunicnt over one- ul' tht- hezullillvs. Harry Gruvv. sports wlitor. is Thi- U K ll4'llll0l'allitllxlllg0Yt'l'llll'll'l-llIlNlll'lllll'0lllll'l1ll't' ll. Bt'lllll'll. l-Uillllft' Q-ilitor. D. Rl'lllllLlI'l. in-us Q-4lilor. :tml W. Croix. Fillllil'-lll-4'lllt'l'. 'l'ln- zulu-rtising solicitors puusa- nn thi-ir wan down town to gvt nmrn' mls. G. Ma-lick. mln-rtising lllilllillI,4'I'. :tml ll. Illlllllltlll ara- staimling. with B. Roth. S. llalrg. uml L. Mommy on tht- henrli. Ke-4-pilig tht- lmolts :intl rullvn-ting for tht- stuff urn- Vt . Wilrlwn. first sc-ilu-ster husinvss lll1llI1lQ!,l'l'. mul XY. Ut-tling. who llilIltlll'll tht- juli fluring tht- seronfl semeslvr. Sports 1-clitor ll. flrou- 1'1lIll'1'I'a with his sports writers. E. xvvllllll' :intl lx. Kugvr. nur v ---.-M-..a1Q - Q ' if .W in .,....,. F ,A-A f J' . K w 4. fn , ' 4 , 'Fr .fi M-M, X N ,, 9 ' is c M J . 'if' Y Reporters and columnists pontlering over copy im-lucle: E. Rogers. M. Peck. J. Lane, ll. Classon. ll. Anderson. C. Farnham. R. Farkas. anrl R. Sl'lltlll6l'. R. Rea-ner. 1'ir1'ulntion manager. eounts out papers to be rlistributefl to subscribers in their sixth period classes by E. M1-Dermott. B. Hackett. antl .l. Fairholm. stanfling by the exchange file looking over competitors' sports pages. Eleanor Rogers, ex- change etlitor. is talking to Efl Wienthe antl Kenneth Koger. both sports writers. Over at the tlesks is the line of reporters waiting for Rosmoml Jensen. staff photog- rapher. to finish talking with Miss Nlarguerite Blough. staff amlvisor. Reporters inclusle Betty Hackett. Bob Beener, Evelyn McDermott. Barbara Classon, Ralph Sehauer, Roseann Farkas. Evelyn Huck, .lim Seharff, Eleanor Rogers. .lane Lane. Avis Ritchie and Bill Wiileken. The columnists. Dimity Anderson, Rose- ann Farkas. anfl ,lack Fairholm are looking over their masterpieces. We firmly believe f- ,, J .av , that the school paper Sll0llltl bring to the stu- rlents both the happenings arounfl school aml also the thoughts of their fellows. Uut clelivering papers to their aclvertisers are the atl solicitors. Rosetta Davis. Evelyn McDermott, Betty Roth aml Lyvonne Mooney. The only 1'eally plaeifl face in the room is that of Wlarilynne Peek. staff typist. She can rest for a few flays now. The bi-weekly task of getting out the news is sometimes intcrruptetl by trips like the one we took to Ames when six of us attentlecl the lowa High School Press convention. ln the contests East ratecl honors. with Harry Grove taking first prize in interviews ansl Bill Crow., Dorothy Reinhart and Gail Melick receiving honorable mentions. an me 'IZYEEF 'l'ln- jullging rolnlnitlel- for ll0lllt'l'0lIlllIg llvrora- lionf hfillli the- study hall in their tom' ol' clash- roolnf. Rt'llll'IliIIg Lllllllllll gather ill lhv lillle the-atr'r for Ll Iva 1llllll't'. Accent on Alumni when our liasl lligh alunllli l'f'illl'llP1l to the familiar 1-orrialors anll 1'l1lSSl'00llIS of their Zlllllil lll1llt'l' on Uvtolwr I9. we founcl lll0l'P llllil.0l'Illl'1l allllnlli than vvvl' lN l.0l'l' attt-nclvll our spell-ial prvparatiolls for llll'IIl. lllilliillfi this ll0lll6'l'0llllIlgI more' joyous than any in lllll past four wal' yi-ars. Un lhv clay ln-fore' ll0lllf'l'0IllillgI. lights xwrl' lrurning ill SUIIH' of the- ll0lllPl'00lllS past tht- SlllllN'l' hour lM'l'1llIH' many ol' us wvrv try- ing ll4'Sllt'l'2tl4'ly to llllllxl' ours tht- YYilIlIf'l' ill tht- route-sl for ll0llll'1'0lllillQ1 tlt't'0l'illi0ll5. llost ol' us hall lil'ilillSl0l'IlIS anll triwl to rarry lllvlll tllrough with a flurry of orange! anll lrlavlx Cl'f'lN' li2llN'l'. The rc-warll for our efforts was a silvvr loving 1-up lPl'f'Sf'lIlPll to QLPOVQQ' Lf-1-lll's ll0lllt'- l'00lll at the illlllllktl ll0lll1'1'0lIlillg aullitorimn sinvl- theirs was tht' ll0lllI'l'0UlIl 1lf'I'0l'2ll0ll with the lll0Sl originality kll'l'0l'tliIlQ,' to tho llvl-ision of the jullging l'0lllllllll6P. Gail Wie-lit-lx. .loan Johnson. Barllara Glasson anll Divk Niolll-rt carrie-ll tho l't'Sll0l1Sillillly of llf'it'l'lllillillgI that awaral. Miss Ellna Nlal' Rilll'Illl0llS1'-S lI0llll'l'00lll took a vlosv sovonll place. After the auclitorium a tea llanvc- was staged ill the little theater unllvr thc sponsor- ship of the seniors. To Climax the 1lay's proccetlings a lll0l'0 than capacity vrowll of thousantls of Spec- tators saw Eastis gritlstvrs chalk up another vivtory, this timo against Mason City. The Glawson family return to their alma matvr for il0IlIt!l'0l'llillg ieftivities. Left to right: Mrs. Earl Clas- fon, I',l'illl'iINll Chas. ll. Hoffman. Barbara tllllhhllll. il junior student, and Roger GIRISSOII. Exhuming haluvpeare Hn NUYQ'llllN'l' IO. us' 4'KllllIll04l SlIillxf'SlN'Rll'l' mul slumwl him to llfill startle-il l'llll1'lll'f. 'l'lu'y wvn' illllilZl'4l lllzll amy lligll svluuvl iliu-1-un' xsoulil gn lo Sll'illl'Ul'1l-Ull-:XYOII lm' an pluv. lvui lllul s vxzu-ily mlm! lmlamel hnmu'rmun. ilu' zlmlnlmus 4llrn's-- lor. 4li4l wlu'n lu' lll'lN'lll'f 4l 'l'wc'll'tll Night . Ili- illlSll'll Sll2llxt'SlN'ill'4' ull' su lllul lu' voulnl lu' llll4ll'l'Sl0lNl zuul nu'nun'- im-il. lla' vul ilu' l4'llf1llly 'l'w0ll'll1 Niglllu into am lunu' mul an hull ol l'0lllIlllI0lIS 1'lIll'l'llllllllll'lll. .X l't'Y0lYllIQ1 flange' llll'll4'll Ivy ilu' strung flunulalvrs nl' ilu' Iuwrpln' ul' llu'1'uurl ur l'ixi1's. ,lllllllllil mul fillillllll Dull-. nuulf- lllIS running lvlu' ul slum' lmssllnlv. X flyllzvel wt was uswl lu slxlnlunrl llu' I'l'1lllSlll on ilu' wvolvillg part ul' llu' sol. XX llile' llu' au'lors play:-el out lironl. Ilu' slalge' 1'r4'u 4'lIilllg1'1l sv! pie'm's on llu' lrau-lx. l'lw'n llllbllglll llu' play was an vonu'cly. il luul its low' amglv. 'l'ln'm' lwolvln' wvri- all cluising m'au'll nIlu'r. lful. us il' having mu' mlel ll4'l'SUll was lltll murugh. llll'UllQjll lllil'l4'c'n s1'1'lu's mu' wus wvn as an lury lull wus :Tully at girl. ln Ilu' lriungln' was l,auly Hliviu. ,luyvv llvllvlll. lDlll'SlI1'll lay Gail llvlivlx as llu' llulu- ol' lllyrizl. who in turn was 1-lmsml lay Yinlai. play-fl lay tiluwlmu- l'iill'llllilIlI. ln m'u'n llu' Illl!lllH'I' :nul mailu' tlu' llzippy 1'liIl1'lllrl0ll 'urs- silnlv Yinluk luin ln'ollu'r. Svlnzlslianl. play.-fl lry llivlx llivlx- lllllllll. z1rriv4'1l on Ilu' s1'c'lu'. 'lin oil llu' mugs ol' llu' play will: laughs. Sllillxl'SlN'ill'l' inv1'nI4'4l Sir 'lhlny Iii-I4-I1. lmrus NK 4'il1'in. llulh Tolly mul xlilflil. Nam llvlwsig. lllil1ll'il llml ul' llu' xsvzilx. 4'll.Q'llllllill1' Sir .-hulwu. alum' lay xX1lllill'l' Rm-fl. Nlulvulio. Bull xlllll'l'SOIl1 Ilu'c'l1mn. Nauru-5 lgl'llllIlI Xnlonio. xXilll1'l'll4'lllllpE1 Y2lll'lllllll'. llill XX ilvlxvll: llu' nllivvl' Zllltl pru'sl.ll1m l,l1'l'lxlllklIl llllil il vvrss' Sllt'illxllIQj vlurir lu'llu'el In nmlu' our lllllblt' 1'll'urI ll I'l'lllill'lxlllbl4' slu-rm-ss, xIltll'l'N qiu'rin'- Fir Tolly illbiblll hir lallwl -rlu'nu'. Nlzlliulur alum-ful Inlu- llu' may ilu' Fllbhll if Illlllxillfl, ll fo-ul of him. llilll' llulw me-lvoiiu-5 S1'lHlNli2lll mul lui, -iflvr. N iolu. In lui- mfllv. .33. fzfm. . . As the fluffy snowflakes came sifting down to cover the earth with a glisten- ing white blanket, we East High students donned our winter logs and hurried off to school. the the We the Sometimes our busses were stalled, or those of us who drove in from country fought a losing battle with the drifts. Then we descended on attendance office for admits and scurried breathlessly to classes. Basketball games were the highlight of our winter sports season. all looked forward to the pep auditoriums and then anxiously awaited sight of the Trojans fighting it out on the hardwood court. Our clubs, too, were claiming many of our leisure hours, for we found in them opportunities to experiment in developing the talents we boped we possessed. But we were pursuing more than merely activities. Both in and out of the classroom we were gathering the knowledge and understanding essential to our success in this new atomic age. a . .,,, 3' -4 .- 'V 1 1. A 1 Q I 1 K I V ' -'3' 1 1. , iiffi I3-I ji ' 5m'1M:Q,'ii-1:35:54 L. 1- ,. -' 'c t' ,. ff i '.-19 ' ' he V JV '. i 'IL-. 7X5Nx'l 9'ri11',lAf E 4 'li A W - ' ' X U' . 1 Y ' . '7 e A liiw .,gli55Q'!!!21F'A ' .S ' 4 JF' t 7 it f lil bla 1- 4 1' tif' - , , ,. .- ',r,g. ? '?: . eg .. ff , c ,fi ,Q ,IWC-2 i F' fi 5 .73 If' .ur ,V A .K .- 7,-S fi iw f2'.E 2 F afigwil- . fi-A . 'hi?'i'ia2'rrX ' 'Q fl- -,Zi ' --f 359:-,r .Qsw55yf,,m...f, N ,,:5.5,, a u- T-if .'.'.w NM - - -- gi! I :I 'Y R111 ,A -www,-, smmaf ' -W 'JI- - V.. we H 'ff Jli'f'r W 14'0116oF 3'.f..f.' 'J ' ' x K, 7575553 Glad 'listing Xml she hrought forth her lirst horn son. am! wrappenl him in swaelmlling elolhes. aml laifl him in a manger heeause there was no room for them in the inn. lalmx 2:7 Un Sumlay. Deeemlner l6. our mnsie aml tlramatie eleparlments presenlesl the annual Christmas pageant, 'l'l1v Nativity... lintler the nlireetion of Miss Elsie Kalionen. the A Choir. with several featurefl groups aml soloists. presentetl the earols that recreate the true Christmas spirit. The oapaeity auclienec revognizeal the solemnity of the presentation as Gail Ylelielx furnishetl narration aml Susan Walter anml Bill Wvileken portrayesl the Nlary aml .loseph of the holy story. W ith a glitter- ing host ol' angels watehing over the Christ Chiltl. the Arehangel. portrayefl hy Alive Ritltler. guarilexl the manger. Xml the angel appearecl unto heri' tht- angel In-ing portrayecl by X. llitlnler and Mary lay S. Xvalter 3 lf. Henry liruns. Loras Wveilein antl Gale Alexantler playefl the roles of the three kings hringing their gifts of song ansl riehes. .Xml the shepherels from the fieltls in their humhle way offered their gifts to the Chilcl lying in the stalrle manger. As a long proeession of white-roherl waits eamc slowly through the autlitorium with lightefl candles to kneel in adoration. thc choir sang the ever lovecl 0 Come All Ye Faithful . Wlhen the eurtain elosefl on the lovely scene, the reality of a rehorn peaee on earth. gooml will toward men. permeatetl the hushecl auclitorium. And the angel saicl unto them. Fear not: for. heholil, l lrring you gooml tislings of great joy. which shall he to all people. l,l'iu-12:l0 ll. Yvileken as Joseph aml S. Vllalter as the N irgin Mary gaze illlllfilllllf upon the Christ tlhiltl in ilu- manger ' -5 First row: N. Crossley, C Thorne. W. Seidler, .1. McKin stry. F.. Gibson. Second row: Coach Staven- hagen, D. Commack, 1. Warm, C. Zubrod, D. Head, J. Hollings- worth. D. Balabon. hunting tar We started our schedule by defeating Cedar Falls. After a somewhat irregular season we found we had won nine games and lost seven- teen. We tripped both Cedar Falls and West High by a narrow margin and scored wins twice over Fort Dodge. These four games provided the highlights for our fans. Our big seven were always in there pitch- ing and getting blisters on their feet from the hardwood. Wayne Seidler threw a jinx for both Vifest High and Cedar Falls. Vince Cutler, honorary captain for the year, proved to be one of the best guards in the league. By the way he's the boy who, when Stavie first wanted him to play ball said, 'LI couldn't play that silly game! .lim McKinstry turned in the record of leading scorer. He was the fel- low we all depended on in the tough spots. Bob Rohle, who took second honors in scor- ing, can play any position on the floor, but likes center best. 'iChuck Thorne was al- ways a thorn to his opponents. Don Com- mack regularly wanted to sink his buckets from the middle of the court. When Ed Gibson wcnt into a game, he gave it all he had, he's one who lives and gives of the real East High spirit. Dribbling and shooting with these boys every night after school, but seldom getting to play were John Hollingsworth, Cliff Zub- rod. Dan Balabon, Luke Warxn, Bill Bis- dorf, Don Head, Ole Nviekham and Norman Crosslcv. Our two boys who received honorable mention on the All-State team were Vince Cutler and ,lim McKinstry. Um ffecmf East 'fTeachers High . .. . . . 18 25 East, Des Moines ..... 25 19 'ijesup ................. . .. 32 36 4'Roosevelt, Des Moines . . . . .. 16 25 Orange ................. ... 24 23 North., Des Moines ... . . . 30 25 Cedar Falls . . . . . . 51 28 'Fort Dodge .... 27 38 'West ....... . . . 26 28 Mason City .... . . . 30 23 Teachers High . . . .. . 23 21 Dubuque ...... . .. 32 24 'kCedar Falls .. .. . 32 38 Dunkerton .... . . . 25 2-1- 'Fort Dodge .... 29 35 O. L. V. A. ........... 30 21 Mason City ............. ... 40 31 Franklin, Cedar Rapids . . . 45 22 West High ............... 36 22 'iMcKinley, Cedar Rapids ... . .. 19 38 Tripoli ................. .. . 31 20 North. Des Moines . . . ... 35 23 East, Des Moines ..... . .. 32 30 Roosevelt, Des Moines .. . . . 24 22 iSacred Heart, Oelwein . 17 27 Waverly .............. . . . 38 25 it Games u on - va wwf Qih , TTMEEMWQW 1 M c Ks N sv RY YQOHLE Tuorzma Cufuaa 3 sgk E Q N' SEXDLER , QNX-V Comm-fmcvz Cues-on gk! l H! I N 'T' u V' A. U' F ix 32 I f f 5 -. x, Q 5 'L ix xg. ,..::., Y Q. S Q ll 3 0 J ss,5 ' OU! K aff .WM ,s . K I A M: Q 1 A Q q :ss fi ! . Wi Q V -,Q . 'V E Lib! b X X 3 q -f 5 Ii 1 is ff? ' nm 3 S+. ' ,.:4 i rf 1 1 as ' XXX LX 5 R 7 fi: I , ' f' n L u . 5 , . fu :S ,,', X Q R H L Smeg Gitaasr . W, , , A A+ MCCLEERY XTESL-A Sflflrzwoov MA VI ox 1 L- Sueveas 1 WE Loom 5M rm MQLLER Grappling for Success With an impressive record and good season behind them. our grapplers ean boast of hav- ing met many of the really tough teams of the state. The highlight of the season eame when our rivals from across the creek suffered a defeat at the hands of our mighty matmen. Another big night was the only shutout victory of the season. 36 to 0, against East Des Moines. Starting out with a squad of six experi- enced men and four with little or no varsity experience. Coaeh Watel's sent his boys into their first test of the season November 30 against the Vinton School for the Blind and came out with the long end of a 33 to 5 seore. This seemed to be the spark that was needed for a sueeessful season. We had our highs and lows during the year, but if we had any lighting spirit at all. the opponents knew it and really had to struggle to win from our boys. Hur teamis reeord was upheld by such stars as Don Miller and George Tesla. Don was one ol' the best point getters for the team. He won tirst plaee in the distriet meet and third place in the state meet. George won a seeond in the district but was barred from Seated: B. Sage. R. Mattox. D Miller. ll, Smith. L. Abbe, J. 5Y'eldon. R. lleene. Standing: J. Salmon. .l. Eiekel berg. l . Cowley. R. Sherwood. Coach Waters. J. Sievers. C. Tesla. J. Mclileery. entering the state tournament because of ehieken pox. Major letter winners were Russ Nlattox. Bill Sage, Don Smith. Sid liederman. Don Miller. ,lack Weldon. ,lim Mlm-Cleery. ,lack Geist, Dick Sherwood. George Tesla and ,lack Sievers. East ... East . . . East... East... East . .. East East . . East .... East ... East . . . East ... Etlsl . . . Mississippi Big Seven District . . Quaf ylkefs' 33 -- Yinton Sehool for the Blind.. 5 . 9, 'Fort Dodge ................ 25 ll - West High .... . 25 36 -East. Iles Moines . .. 0 . . 2675 -- Oelwein ....... .... T ... 31 - - North, Des Moines .,.... ... 3 ... 38 - Vinton School forthe Blind.. T ll ---Osage ..................... 25 . 9 Osage .... . . 27 ... 24 - Oelwein , .. .. I2 ...22- West .. -lt . fn' 'Cresco ... .. Zi Qfrzzmafzzefzfs Valley .. . . . Second place Third plana Third plan Vets included in picture are: J. Bruner, D. Wickham, C. Fry, L. Reagan. From Battlefront to Classroom Mingled with the teen-age students here at East are six veterans of World War II. Although they are much more educated in experience, they appear quite the same as the rest of us as they carry their books down the familiar halls. These hoys tell us that they have not found it difficult to make the adjustment from life on the Anzio heachhead or on Leyte to the good old school days. Their high school days at East were inter- rupted when they took up arms against the enemy. They had many harrowing experi- ences, hut here in East life goes on nluch the same as before. Students regard them as one of the gang. We have proved that there need he no expanse between students and returned veterans. Among the discharged servicemen who were enrolled at East this year is Carl Fry who participated in the Tunisian cam- paign, the Salerno, Casino, Anzio battles and many others of equal importance. The navy was represented hy Darrell Wickham better known as Ole , who saw action on the Phil- ipines, Leyte, and Mindanao. Leland Reagan, Jack Bruner, James Lane and Charles Heckart complete the list of vets who took courses at East this year. Sophomore I .laum-5 Xnllsrofy: Ella-n llalglvyl K1-illl Ilunning: lilizulu-Ill Burlnor: Gloria: llurlwr: Nun liilllglllllklll I l lX1'Il1'll lla-urll: llmvrly Hl't'lll':. Larry llvvxwz llil'llZll'1l H1-mler: l'llyllia Ht'llIIl'll2 Nlilalra-cl lliflm- O Nlilllrvcl llisllopz .l0rl'Illllill' llir- l onv: lalul llliff: llulxin llourlxg I,iIl'lQ'llt' lioyvv: .llll'lxlfll llrzlml O Claludv lin-shun: llmixl Bl'01'l'xl tjl'X0lil Brooks: liilliv ,ln-alll llrown: Rolwrl lil'owsu: Rom Brown I 'xl'll'llil llrunfon: llalrlulral Brun- ah-in: Rolo:-rl Burk: Pallwy Carroll: Hurry Lzlnouz llillllll l.an'ulwr O Sllirln-5 Henle-rlourg: Carol lllllbkllfi lh-lly Cfll1'ifle-Ihr-ll: Bllrlilll l1l1l'iwI4-Irwell: x1'llllil Clary: Joyn- C0l'llI'2lj O l lora-m'e- Cox: Ile-lorvf llzlggc-ll: jim Davis: Margaret lh-Lamrvy: Nalluliv lliQ'1'lxlllllIlZ .IRIIIIPP l,0lIgl1lrS I llolorvs Dug:-r: l,lll'll'Ill' Eklhllllll .lannvh Eirlwlln-l'g:: .lolln Eivlwl- lwrg: Pllyllif Elcll'i1lgn-3 1lUll1'l'll I-llliou O Ullmle-rn Ellif: Ilixir- EIN-g Nir- giniu Ely: ROFUZIIIIIAI Ehhlllilllf, Belly Emma: Ii0ll!'l'lil lfvgtrl up if ., Q X f .M ff ' f ,jg ,M of 11:52 ff ' we Q S.. b , M r W Y he .-' ' D ' ,,-Q D :ff ' ' U Q ' N l We Qf S 5 M I ' if N . 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' TN- N 5 Q w p 4 I ' V , 9 O Luther Felflpourh: Elizabeth Fenstermakerg Robert Fikeg La- vaun Finesg Claudette Flintg Har- old Foote I Minnie Forflg Glarenve Fre- rir-hs: .lark Frierlleyg Marvel Funk: Lileah Furgersong Darlis Gaecle O Rivhard Gatesg Donna Giesen- bergg Harold Glazehrookg Marlys Glessnerg Verlyn Goodenbour: Shirlee Gormly O David Grosseg Edmund Guhlg Clara Harkg Mary .lean Harbin: Donna Hardeng George Hausman O Richard Heeneg Rirhard Henryg Bonnie Hirokg Dixie Hirsvhg Floy Hopkat, Shirlee Hopper O Brownie Howarflg Richard How- ard: ,loyre Hultmang Norma Huse: Marilene Hutchesong Robert ,lark- son O Mnrlyn ,lam-obsong Catharyn ,la- miesong JoAnn .Ioyg Maria Kaffog- lesg Richard Kammeyerg Charles Kellogg O Marclene Kenneyg Gloria Keoughg ,lark Kingg Marilyn Klin- offg Dorothy Knielg Robert Lamp- rerht I Otlis Lanllrverk: Martha Larson: Darlene Lauzon: Robert Le-ebl: George Leeper, Harold Leistikow Sophomore C .lutltl ln-lantlz .lane Meifoy: liar- lene MeCunuill': Kathryn M4-Graw: ,lolin MeKinneyg Marilyn Me- Wllorter O Robert Mageeg Lois Manrossg llarleue Marlnle: Mary Marken: liernita Matthias: Evonue Meier O Howard iNlt'j't'l'lltllT.I Celeste Mil- ler: llonaltl Miller: Yiolet Miller: Patrieia Miner: Dorothy Mihlll9l' C W'ill1ertMolllis: llonna Mooney: Lois Moran: James Morris: Marvin Mueller: Joanne Muntll O William Mundi: Dorothy Mun- son: Marie Mussett: Wayne Natvigg Marjorie Neesseng Marilyn Nieol I Rit'llilI'tl Nieelertz Elsie Neuh- ring: Gloria Oettingz Nirginia Orlttz Opal Parks: Pat Parulely C ,lane l,illklYiIZ .lean Pauley: Betty Paulson: l.illian Pergande: Kath- leen Perrvg lietty Potter I Claude Pratt: l ern Pries: Rob- ert Priteluartl: Elvin Purely: .lean Rath: Bert Rausell I Mary .lo Reed: Cllarmainc Rich- ardson: Paul Ridder: Norma Rolo- son: l,:lwren4'e Roe: Gilil Rogers ,X ophomore O Richard Rohleg Lynal Root: Jo Ann Rothg Luella Royerg William Ruhleg Colleen Ryan O John Salmong l.nla Sanrer: Phyllis Saunderfg Forrest St-hlette: Lester Srhlieg David Sehoepske O Fred Srhoepskeg Jessie St-hulclt: Mary Lou Shafer: Doris Shanks: Thelma Shapleyg Bill Shining O Jack Sieversg Jeannine Sippel: Helen Sitterly: Franres Skalskyg John Slaughterg Marjorie Smiley I Juanita Smith: Nadine Smith: Rirharrl Smithg Patriria Snowtlenz Billie Lou Syntler: Donna Speirher O James Stewart: Beverly Stiegel- meyerg Jean Storksg Jean Stowell: Harriet Strirklantl: Pat Strnve O Anne Swehla: Kenneth Talley: llonna Thiele: Gloria Tlllllllllbftlll Shirley Timsong Hazel Turner 0 Richard Yan Arsrlaleg John Yan llorng Mary Jane Yan Eatong Ln- anne Yenter: George Waddell: Bt-rnive WZIQIIBI' I Joyce Wallts: Eva Mae Wevlign-r: Beverly Wi1'kh:ln1: Donna Wif'k- ham: Hazel Wilt-tmxg Bonnie Wilkixa ophomore I Marrele Wilsolig Donna Wol'111g Donald Wulfekuhle: Keith Young: Donald Ahlhelm: Benny Bennett O Virginian Burr: Yiola Wells M6214 me I ,loyre Adams: Mary Allman: Roger Barhtell: Nick Balabon: Fannie Baskerville: Delores Beard I Shirley Bennett: Margaret Blan- rhard: David llrumhle: Anna Burr: Shirley Campbell: Max Clark I Edwin Colson: Elwin Colson: Anita Conrad: Mark Cook: Phyllis Cook: Georgia Cross O tk-vil Crow: Jacqueline ljillfylll- ple: .lay Dietz: Mary Donahue: Charlotte Esvlnveiler: Marlin Ewalt O Dale Fagerlind: .loyre Fink: Patriria Frye: Robert Cruver: Beverly Cesell: Harold Garland C Marjorie Coings: Charles Crem- mels: Franves Harkett: Paul Hage- mann: .lavkie Ht-ald: Donna Hilton O Alma Hollingsworth: Larry Hunt: Dwayne Jensen: Robert ,len- scn: Gloria Johanson: June Lawr- ence , , ,.--.,1 i 'fa' dgifffi A N i ii if ff' 3 ' ' t :e e W M t :t 1 -.'-. . --' t,., M., .t t. 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Sophomore O Eilene Lubertg James McCl1ris- tinng Eugene Maria-leg Bernadine Millerg Darlys Moellerg Cordon Mooney O Bill Murrayg Tom Myersg Theonie Nettyg Phyllis Nissen 3 Kenneth Olsong .loan Petersen O Leeroy Powellsg Colleen Powerg Ilene Reagang Harold Reashyg Rus- sell Rennerg Dale Rowe O Arleen Svhrielnerg Theodore Schulerg Phyllis Srhultzg Arden Smithg Colleen Smithg Dale Smith I Alvin Sorenseng Kathleen Speerg Daphine Slililfkj Irene Sleffeng Helen Sulentivg Marvilyn Summy I Darlene Thompsong Leslie Vnnvifeyg John Vnughng Willialnl Weissg Frances Whiteg Shirley Wippliliger O Barbara Wrightg Beverly Young iNot pictured: Dorothy Ullrivhl Junior O Leonard Mille: Louise Arker- man: Donald Avuff: Marjorie Adamsg Bob Aldrichg Betty Alex- ander O Franves Allman: David Amhleg Dimity Anderson: Betty Andrewsg l'atrit'ia Arildseng Evelyn Baker O Daniel Balahon: Shirley Barg: Don Barnesg Jim Barnes: Richard Barnharlg lvan Bartholomew O Yivian Bartlett: William Bart- lettg Darlene Bcardg Gordon Berk- nerg Bolt Belsramperg Ernest Ben- der O Javqueline Benderg .lean Ben- nettg ,liln Bentley: Marlys Bergeg Myrtle Bergmeier: Beulah Betts I Bill Biemang Bill Bisdorfg Ber- nadine Bishopg Josephine Blom- greng Russell Bolt: Jean Bowers I Ltllll't'llRl Brcdowg Clarive Brown: Nanvy Brunng Henry Bruns: Russell Burtg Lawrenre Cain I john Cheeverg Arthur Clarkg ,lim Clarkg John Clarkg Marvin Clark: Mary Clark 0 Raymond Clarkg Ruth Coleg Donald Comma:-kg Louis Conradg Shirley Cookg Velda Cook ff Agia, 1' ' X A -1 6' il? 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Aw- Q. ! .Tip we , r'-0 - - .5g. 5' f X Junior I Virginia Cookg Ramona Cooper: Corolyn Corbett: ,lean Cottrell: Frank Cowleyg Ceril Cox I Clenita Daleg Juanita Dale: Edytha Davisg Lee Davisg ,loan DeMutl1: Ruth Derby O Richard Deyog Donald Dierk- mang Dick Dieluuanug Ria-bard Dwyer: .leanne DuMoudg wllllllll Egemo O Marjorie Eielxelberg: Colleen Fairbanksg Charles Farnhamg Char- lotte Filfllllillllg Bob Fergusong Mary Ferguson O Velma Person: Mary Finger: Jim Finvhg Mary Forney: Dorothy Frankling Robert Fulton O Dale Gaylteng .lark Geist: Ron- ald Cerholdtg Jeanette Ciclau: Robert Cilbertg Norene Gilbert O Barbara Classoug Russell Goiugsg Mabel Goodeng Beverly Greene: Loretta Gl'llIllllQ Earl Cruver I Alfred Harlig Betty Harliett: Beverly Hansen: Patricia Hansen: William Hanseng YVayne Harding: 0 Elizabeth Harmong Corrine Har- perg Perry Harris: Donald Head: Charles Hevkartg Arthur Hedrick Junior O Zona Heidt: Ethel Hein: Joyce Hellem: Dorothy Hemsath: Glenn Herlzherg: Esther Hewitt O Robert Hihlien: Mardell Hol- ley: John Hollingsworth: Gerald Holton: .lim Hook: Carla Hosier I Gene Hllllllllllll Robert Hune- miller: William Hurley: Marian Jar-olrsen: Rosmond Jensen: Ger- aldine Johnson I Oscar Johnson: Turf: Johnson: Colleen Kellogg: Bill King: Dar- lyne Kneeskern: Aresta Kontos O John Krueger: ,lane Lane: Cer- ald Larsen: Joy Lawrence: Laura Leilrundguth: Bill Lemke O Wfayne Leonard: Carmen Lewis: Marian Lewis: Don Lindsay: Bolt Lindquist: Rosemary Lippert O Fred Livingston: Wfayne Loh- man: Dorothy Lomas: Tony Love- all: Vlfayland Lowrork: Alive Low- der O Bill Lutgen: Jim MvCleery: Margaret Nlrlirea: Jewell Mellon- ald: Betty Meliinney: Tom Mr- Wfhorter O Rosalee Magee: Neil Maillie: Phillip Manlwvk: Paul Martinsong Walter Marx: Ruth May Q 3 is iiffx KX 0 X s XM 9 L T1 X v i To Z, . 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': H... ff 5 i A, W D l . ,. - i .4 A ., .q u Q Q X 2 as 7. A , Lk 53. yr' - I ., , Q, .,, , X . - ' , ,. tlz. ,.::.., , K , W ,--:-: R f r't- G' 'N N. ,.-.V ww fn.- 53- QQ 'G- 1 h E 's :2-' 975 R' -1- i . ::v. 1 QI, :' ag., sw- X 2' ,wa y,...f A J . mm 1: .',--,.:,-- -' . ll '--' L 4552 12 ,,.'.' 5 O lloln Yaverlxag Wanda Walker: Susan Waltvrg fl A Y.. ,fix 'N Ivan Waring Roger Wcavvr fwfr-' f W ra, www-N K' .'... . ,gg M 2 Q IM... Weileing .lam-ki.: Wen-11: M.ufi.- W.-1.-lu ' : ' l V N ,lim Wells. Clarcnvv W8lllWVlll'lll As, ,JK Q O Marvella Wcslg Paul Wetzliq-kg Dollncrl Whiteg Gladys Wlliteg Ardith Wilder ...fl-X ANNW3 u ,Aa , 'mf H M Shirley Yeinerg Clillord Zulrrod . rf I iii O Betty Youngg Donald Zarifis: Clara Zevofg ,lunior Class omvers lake tinu- out I0 lay plans for committees for the Junior-Senior prom. The executive group includes: J. Cc-ist. president: J. Dale, treasure-rg W. Reed. Vive-presidentg C. Dale, secretary. .54. ,uf suv Q9 for i 1 Ng, if vin . . , ..x. . . ans L - 'kv ' I 0 ' '. -rf .' .'-IIN PF, -.fx ' I l .. gxxk l irst row: E. Mrllermott. W. Crow. A. Riflfler. D. Harrison. N. Crossley. Seeonrl row: S. Corm- ly. K. Speare. ll. Heene, .l. Bisone. lf. Rogers, .l. Fink. XV. Smith. Thiril row: .l. Mefioy. ll. -Klexanmler. G. Johnson. ,l. Mrlfleery. F. Greene. B. Nottger. C. Oetting. Fourth row: J. l.elun4l. X. Cutler. W. Ref-sl. l'. lflageman. li. -Xnclerson. l.. We-ilein. .l. Eiekellverg. H. Ileyo. Guiding Intellect Shortly after the seeonal semester hatl rolleil to a start our stntlent eouneil with only a few ehanges in representation went lraek to work again. :Ks one of the first lrig aetivities. it sponsoreal the annual Swing Show. From the stnflent hotly. eouneil seleetecl two persons from eaeli of the three ggraules to serve on the exeentive eommiltee. Uther eoinmittees were appoinltl from the list of stnalents who signecl np. Chairmen for these eommittees were Charlotte Farnham. planning: Alive Hiihler. lnnsiness: Bill Crow. pnlrlieity: Yelila tioolx anel Ramona Hansen. P0-l'llilll'lIlCll. eos- lnme: Hill Yan Hman ancl lirnest liiekellmerg. stage anti ,loan .lohnson. paint crew. XX lH'll the projeet ol' sponsoring a sellool in one ol' four lfnropean eonntries was pro- posetl. our stuelent hotly. through our eouneil. ehose to support a sehool in Norway. ln orfler to raise the S250 neeclefl. the eouneil askeil organizations of our sellool to sponsor some aetivity with proeeeals going to the Sehool for Norway lxllllll. Various elnlrs throughout the sehool C'0llll'llDllil'll annl the money raisesl hy means ol' a speeial aucli- torinm anal a eontrilnilion from Slll1l0lll eonn- eil lilleal our quota. :xll0lllk'l' aetiyity sponsorf-.l lay seeonul semester eouneil is as the ilaneingl lessons given in the little theater prior to the ,lnnior Senior Prom. illhey also set np anal earrienl out the proeeslure use:l in eleeling the slu- clent eonneil ollieers for next year. Fotu ing tlur Attention The social committee, with Wiallace Reed as chairman. was responsihle for arranging the variety of activities which lent sparkle to the social life of Eastonians. An activity night featuring a floor show as the main attraction headlined the fall parties. Games of all types. swimming. movies and dancing gave participa- tion possihilities for the entire student hotly. For those of us who eat at school. the coin- lniltce planned and carried through a noon entertainment program. We attended movies shown on Mondays and Vlfetlnesrlays in the projection room anal danced in the little Nurlilorium Connnillee -First row: D. Reinllart. .l. Walls. W. Crow. R. Farkas. .l. Heultl. R. Hen-ner. Second row: fl. Swehla. .l. lame. M. Kalianov. E. M1'l,1'l'lll1Dll. .l. Cottrell. l.. Ryan. Third row: F. Greene. C. Johnson. .l. Eickelherg. F. Middleton. IJ. Funk. .l. Leland. IJ. Saul. l.ihrary and Study Hall Committee- f First row: F. Allman. N. Swehla. ll. Funk. ll. Mishler. .l. Waits. Second row: ll. Rogers. R. Hansen. C. Hack. C. livttllgll. .l. Cottrell. Third row: ft. Shook. M. Carrick. H. May. M. Finger. M. Sltllllllilllq M. Peck. theater on Tuesdays and 'I'hursdays. ln order that we might he informed on the different professions we could enter upon graduating. the auditorium committee initi- ated a series of auditoriums at which the husiness men of Wiaterloo were the speakers. Une division of the committee had super- vision of our pep lllC6illlgIS. Puhlicity for school plays. homecoming. annual sales and school parties was directed hy Rosmond Jensen. chairman of the puhlic- ity committee. and his associate committee memhers. Ushering Committee -- First row: P. Bennett, R. May. L. Untiedt. M. Finger. K. Speare. B. l.. Snyder. Second row: V. 0lll'l. B. Rogers. ,L Ritchie. B. Hicok C. Elliott. U. Howard. Third row: .l. Bender. B. Sage. M. Carrick. C. wllt'Pl9l' H. Sitterly. M. Stallman. N. Shook. Social Committee -- First row: C. Melick. ll. Saul. C Oetting. W. Reed. XV. l.emke. .l. Bennett. ll. lialahon Second row: l'. Ridder. B. Andrews. l.. Furgerson B. Hackett. .l. Lane. P. Parlnely. R. Cooper. .l. Dale Third row: ll. Heene. M. Holley. B. Alexander, R Fegtel. l.. Hredow. B. Nottger. .l. Scharff. V. Cook. Q .l. Wallis. K. P1-rrp. R. Sl'll3Illt'l'. Steering t Success Stualy hull anal lihrury regulations were set up hy the Sllllly hull :mil lihrury l'0lllllllllt'4'. 1-mnposvil of all our study hall monitors. roll 1-lu-1-kms and lllll'ill'lilllS.. nnulvr the lvaclersliip ul' Dun lfunlx. llshvrs for all of our school ululitoriunls. swing show. plays untl artist series wvre pro- vimlwl hy tht- ushc-ring l'0IlllllllfCP. Leila lyn- tit-alt svrvwl us vhzlirnnui with Miss Ealnu Mui' Citize-nship Cnnnnittm- Sent:-fl: G. Kvougli. H. Alvx- illHlt'l'.. li. lfre-rirlls. C. W--lls. .l. Mntnus. S. MrlVIillin J. llisomz .l. Munllt. B. ,Midi-rsoli. Standing: S. Xvalltvr. N. BFIIIIII. C. Let-pr-l'. P. Hugo nmn. I . lll't'1'Ill'. M. Sllt'Il1ll't'll. .l. Ruth. C. Millvr, ,l lVlrCuy. H. littfllllf. Ori:-ntaltinn C0lllllllllt'Q' S4-nts-cl: M. Holley. l'. Cook Stnmling: 5. MrMillin. R. Nil-dvrt. I.. Untimlt. M l'li1'k0lln-l'g.!. l'llhlirity iillllllllillvt' Sn-att-tl: I . xllllltlll. .l. Mr lllc-4-ry. lf. Rug:-rs. J. Fink. .l. Hvalltl. H. Jensen. Stumlingzz W. Us-tting. l'. Snowuh-n. li. Brown. S. Corin ly. li. th-si-Il. J. lfottrvll. ,l. llvllvln. Rittvnhousm- as our fawulty aulvisor. Thi- initiul XN'f'lI'0llIllIQI of our nvw sopho- mores was lmmlletl hy tht- orivntutiml ruin mittee. Siglnilirzult in the prngrzun was tht zimlituriunl. which urqtlzlilltvrl lllf'lll hrivlly with our fwtrzl t'lll'l'lt'lll1Il' urtivitivs. our trauli tions anal our vxpvrtzitimis from thvir class Chzlirlnaln ul' thc' rmnnlittvv was 'llurelvlh llollvy. Parade of Our Trojan Club is lnade up of boys who have received major letters in one of the five major sports, football, basketball, wrestling, track and baseball. The boys who wear this emblem of athletic distinction strive to promote sports- manship, interest in athletics and good fellow- ship among the athletes themselves. In addition to their regular meetings the Trojan Club also sponsored a unique audi- torium which made a big hit with the student Ed Gibson spends a few minutes vhatting with Tommy Christensen after presenting him with hon- orary membership in the Trojan Club. port men body. The members of the 1946 W'7 club presented an honorary membership to Tommy Christensen, the seven year old boy who lost his legs in a train accident. The club officers include Ed Gibson, presi- dent, George Tesla, vice-president: and .lint McKinstry, secretary-treasurer. The club is under the guidance of Leonard Raffensperger. East High athletic director. First row: D. Sherwood, G. Huntbaclt, N. Crossley, H. Grove, R. Young, L. Davis, J. Hollings- worth. Second row: D. Comnmck, J. Mcliinstry, E. Gibson, W. Crow. Third row: W. Mooreheud, G. Alexander, D. Smith. G. Hultman. R. Rohle, G. Raffensperger, C. Zubrod. R. Anderson, R. Becner. W. Se-idler. R. Shafer. D. Head, V. Cutler. D. Miller, C. Thorne. .l. Geist. Not pictured: G. Loveall. G. Tesla. W... sz u-nm ' -58 .w s nn E A Coke-. T-l p and what haye you? Olympiad doe- llie honors after a lraslwtlxall game. 'l'lle proceeds from these refrcshlueuls went to the School for Norway fund. Rai ing the Standard The Ulympiad was organized in l94-5 hy mem- liers ol' the HUA class who had a three point average or more. The purpose of our cluln is to encourage lretter worlunanship among students. and as a result to raise the scholastic standards of our school. 'l'o he eligihle for membership in the Olympiad one must have attended East High for at least one semester and have maintained a grade point average of three or more. This last requirement is the hasis for the exclusive- ness ol' our clulr. Uur officers elected at the lnegrinning of the year are Rosmond Jensen. presidentg Bill Sage. vice-president: Lola Silver, secretary: and Beverly Rogers. treasurer. lu accordance with our purpose one ol' the first duties of our organization was to outline a program for lretter scholastic achievement among students. The completion of this undertaking is soon to he realized. It is a long hard task. hut we are all very optimis- tic as to its success. Two of the outstanding events of the year were our induction services in which all eli- gilile students were admitted to the cluh. Our cluh is one of the most recently or- ganized at East High. and we hope that the exclusiveness of the society will make mem- lnership a coveted honor. lfirst row: M. Mussett. D. Adonis. M. Eickelherg. WV. Sage. B. Rogers. R. Jensen. l.. Silver, J, Cordray. .l. Scharfl. Second row: l.. lfurgerson. B. :xIUll'9XYS. N. Rolsson, ll. qllll'lrl1'IISf'lI., R. l.eelrl. ll. Yliller. .l. Mundt. I.. Royer. C. Dale. Third row: ,l. llisouc. .l. Mclloy, S. Cook. 5. Waller. R. lfegtcl. .l. llemictt. M. lilinoll. C. llack. K. Perry. J. Rath, S. Cormly. Fourth row: ,L Moss. H. Nottger, J. Slalugllter. R. fllcilee. l. Warni. U. l.ou-ull. ll. Leistilyoys. ll. Schauer. l . Cowley. R. Suowdeu. ft. Miller Not pictured: B. Kuulyle. ll. lfay. -X. Ridder. ll. Rl'lIlllill'l. 51.15 l o Preparing for the Future Frientlship Cluh activities were launchetl this year with the orientation meeting for new girls in the fall. Uur program committee kept up the pace with a series ol' exciting get- togethers such as the all-tlay outing at Hart- man Reserve anti the partieipation of our memhers in thc annual Hanging of the Greens at the t.W.C.A. During this past year here at East we were an active organization. giving gener- ously to lill haskcts for neetly families at 'lihanksgiving anti Christmas anel selling tu- lrerculosis spangles. A hig event ol the year was the pre- nnptial. surprise party we gave for Nliss Dor- othy Gnagy, our Girl Reserve Secretary at the Y.VV.C.A. June finally arrivetl with our activities cen- tering on the senior farewell meeting antl the installation of officers for the following year. To eonclutle a successful year we spon- soretl a tea for thc faculty. Uur cahinct consistetl of the following ol'- fieers anti committee chairmen: Doris Har- rison, presitlent: Joyce ilatous, vice presi- tlent: Pat Ariltisen. secretary: Dorcta Saul. treasurer: Barhara Glasson. social chairman: Alice Ritltler. program chairman: Cherie Xvells. puhlicity chairman: Beverly Kunkle. mnsie chairman: Dorothy Reinhart. service ehairman. lfirst row: J. Muncit. C. Olsen. P. Kephart. M. Yan Eaton. J. Bisone. ll. Reinhart. ll. Saul. C. Wells. J. l.ogan. J. McCoy. J. Bennett. C. Olsen. Secontl row: I.. liurgerson. E. Bagley, M. Bishee. B. Rogers, B. Peverill. B. Andrews. ll. Bennett. Z. Ht-itll. R. Cooper. ll. Smith. S. Cornily. M. Fowlkes, B. Cesell. Third row: C. Farnham. l.. l.t-ihumlguth. B. Beehe. A. Smith, D. Knief. E. Meier. C. Rogers. E. Neuhring. M. MIISHPII. J. Bcntler. J. Pierson. J. Waits, J. Fink. J. llalryniple, N. Rohson. M. Bishop. P. Cavalier. Fourth row: C. Elliott. D. Knceskern. N. llietktnan, B. Smith. M. Eiekelherg. K. Perry. C. Hack. C. Miller. ll. Schmidt. E. Rogers. S. Cook. M. Funk. M. Klinoli, C. Ferger. V. Lintlsay. J. Lane. 0. Brooks. J. Rath. E. Hollingsworth. J. Lawerance. Fifth row: B. Alexander. ,-X. Shook. M. Carrick. M. Stallman, L. Venter. B. Barher. R. Hansen. P. Sauntlcrs. J. Ht'llt'lll. ll. Beard. 5. Bennett. P. Cook. B. Miller. ll. Beard. P. Bennett. P. Parnicly. M. Holley. M. Clessncr. Sixth row: M. Moore. M. Peck. G. Oetting. L. Breflow. P. Mitltileton. C. Johnson, U. Ciesenlrerg. ll. Hartlin. B. Nottger. M. Harhin. A. Miller. Not picturcll: V. Bartlett. ll. Nntlerson. P. -Xriltlscn. B. Kunklc. B. Brown. N. Brunn. Y. Cook. M. llrtlss. IJ. llaggctt. B. Christensen. J. lJeMnth, R. Davis. M. Forney. C. Dale. J. Dale. P. Bifcn. C. lflint. B. Classon. N. Cilhert. ll. Harrison. B. Howard. M. Larson. B. Meyer. l . Hopka. J. llitt. N. Herwig. J. Hurlhcrt. H. lxehe. IJ. Mishler. M. Wilstmli. B. Landau. J. Matous. M. Miller. 5. McMillin. B. Wright. H. Saunders. M. lVlt-Whorter, H. Nicholas. M. Parks. M. Robson. A. Ritchie. N. Ritltler. C. Ryan. B. Scott, P. Snowden. B. Timson, Y. Yalhruck. M. Willrt-t'. B. , . X oung. ll. lVl0hSlllgll1llll., J. Hcalel. D. Fay. C. Powu r............ if First row: M. Kalianov. F. Crccne. E. Eickellrerg. C. HllIllllZI1'll. B. Surface. C. Houck. ll. wllll- lekuhle. Second row: E. Douglas. J. Leland. F. Conley. H. Hruns. ll. Funk. J. fhnlnrosy. Mr. l.ukes. Toward Leader hip During the year Hi-Y has had two meet- ings a month. held on the second and fourth Tuesdays. The first meeting was a husiness meeting with the Hi-Y cluh of West Wfatcr- loo. Uur second meeting was our own activity night with swimming or other cntertainment. .M our business meetings. hesides planning projects we wanted to carry out, we had sev- eral prominent Waterloo men speak to us. Among them were S. A. Collagen. sccretary of thc Y. Nl. C. A.. Sheriff Wilgllel' and an lllinois Central railroad detective. For one of our activity nights we invited the Friend- ship girls to our party to teach those of us who did not know how to dancc. We scnt two delegates to the Tri-State Hi-Y Confercnce at Cedar Rapids. They were George Hunthach. our president and Frank Cowley. thc chaplain. Frank was also elected chairman of arrangements for next ycar's conference to he held here in Waterloo. We were the second contrihutors to thc Norway School Fund with thc donation ol' 510. Some of our memhcrs sold pop and candy at S. N. C. for two nights to raise the moncy. We also stagcd an auditorium. which pre- sented a well known Y. M. C. A. man who has traveled widely and who talkcd ahout his favorite foreign nation. Palcstinc. Uur officers included president. Ceorgc Huntllachg vicc-president, Mike Kalianovg seeretary. ,ludd Leland: treasurer. Ernest Eickelherg: sargeant-at-arms. Fred Creencg chaplain, Frank Cowley. v. 1. w I'll'hl rum: ,l. l'illl'll0llll. if. l,t'll'l'hl'It. St'l'0lNl row: R. llklllrllll.. A. Sllittllx., l'. CilXilll0I'., M. Stull- 1111lll. ll. Kvtlllgll. R. Neiscn. .l. lgl'llll1'l'. li. May. M. Roll- hltll. ll. ll1lI'llL'It. lt. lA'llllllHl- gllllll. IC. Nilllillg. mile al1dFla Our CilIlN'l'il Clllll has he-cn cspccizllly activi- , tlllflllg llllt past your. llllttllgll it is Olll' of thc slllzlllcst OYQIQIIIIZEIIIUIIS 111 hast Hlgll. ll gives lls Illlllly t'4lllC'1lllUIIlll unll 6lllPl'lililllllQ 0X!ll'l'I4'll1'4'H. For itll of IIS llll1'l'0Stl'1l ill t'XllPl'llllt'llliIl2 llnll llPV0l0ItlIl:jQ our own pics. tho l'llllD spon- sor. Nlalrk .l. Fl2ll1llPl'S. is allways willing to give' instruction. Wlallly ol' Olll' IIIPPHIIQIS wcrc spent ill l0ill'll- ing how to pose illlll tzlkc snaps with the hest rcsnlts. .'xHltll' from thc Illl'4'll1llll1'lll Zlllgll' of pliotogralplly. wc uscll the W'lll1x klllll vzlricll scope ol' Ulll' lllllllby ill ltlillllllllg llllt'l't'SllIlgE l!l'0gl'iIlIlS for thc whole school. At 501110 l-0l'ly-llll't l' ll00lI lll0VlPS illfllll' Illt' 1'UlIl1'lllPS Y h Bulls and short sulljects that wc chose 2llll'2ll'll'tl il total ol' l.965 pcople. 'llllcsc HV?-l'l'lll shows provillcll ll fascillutillg way to P21514 itll 0llll'I'- wisc tlllll. winter noon hour for all of llS who cat our lunch here alt school. Beforc wc get off the sulljcct. lvtis not forget the CZIIIICPH Cluh i'0llll'lllllll0ll to the School for Norway Funll. lt was one of the first :mtl lill'gl'Sl HIIIOIIIIIS Slllillllllvll hy any of the ClllllS. Thx? lll0Il1'y was raliscll throllgh il special 2lllllll0l'lIIlll in which we pmselltc-ll il full length lll0VlP that tlrcw an illllliClll'6' of 280 stlulents lllltl g.fl'0SS0ll 2llllDl'0XllllillCly 537. Vllhilc wc Sllllllxlltil of East High pull il fzulc out on this yP2ll S activities. our f12lllll'l'il fjlllll goes on Itliilllllllgl ncw fun for ncxl your. C11111el'a1 Clllll lll0IlllPt'I'r lt'lll'Il lt't'lllliiIlh'- of 0lN'l'illillg the ne-ls lllllllk' pl'ojl-l-t1ll'. 62' u--ncnuqq I-:nun-. Foodll Masquers have a little refresh- ment after one of their meetings. Spot, Plea e! Although the Masquers Club has been small this year. consisting of only I7 members, we may consider the clulfs activities as out- standing. With the aid of our new faculty advisor, Leland Zimmerman, who came to East in September. we have reorganized the club and have brought the rules up to date. making it easier for aspiring Thespians to gain entrance to our club. For our officers this year we have chosen Herb Miehe, presi- dent: Darrell Flieder, vice-presidentg ,loan Johnson. secretary and .lim Murray, treasurer. We have sponsored one auditorium this year and have presented two one-acts at various school and outside functions. The social life of Masquers was centered in a party in the homemaking apartment after an induc- tion ceremony for new members and a 4'Masquers lVlasquerade , with the little thc- ater as its locale. The apprentice group has been semi- dormant this year, but members have par- ticipated in some Masquers activities. We have chosen Joyce Hellem as our president: Dixie Kilgore. vice-presidentg Nancy Brunn. secretary and Velda Cook. treasurer. an ,f Masquers inspect L. I.. Zimmerman's stage model for Twelfth Nightf, First row: H. Mielle. J. Murray. Second row: C. Rasmus- sen, G. Hultman. D. Dierk- man, D. Diekmann, M. Shenafelt. B. Van Eman. W. Reed. B. Anderson. S. Walter, J. Johnson. N. Brunn, D. Flieder. N. Her- wig. litlilors ot' spring :intl mint ll. ,louse-n. 1'1lllill'-lll-L'llll'l'. null X. Rlllll1'l'. 1-Qlitor of li. Kunklv. ll. l unk :intl Nl. Millvr taka' tiuln' out to tht- fall st-vtion. look ou-r 'l'rojan 1-opp. relax from tht-ir tlutivs as se-nior pivturn- 1-tlitors. 1-r sl'l'll0tlw. ll. Ili-artl anal R. S1'llillIt'l' anfl W. Ut-tting uork inelustriously on ll. lin. pau-v from tlutios uith 1-opp antl pit-turvs. i0lbllIlIll0l'1'1lII4l junior panvls. 'through the Year Vtith pivturt-s anti 1-opy our stall' has trivtl to pl't-sc-two an a4'1'uratv rvvortling ol' tht- 1-vc-nts anel pvrsonalitivs ol' tho I0-115-to srhool yvar. lfiarly in tht- fall tht- stall' ilSS1'llllllP4l for at potluck at M'lll1'll wo ontlinvtl tht- kintl of Trojan tu- hopvel to vrvatv. ROSlllUIl1l .len- se-n. as otlitor. tlosigm-tl tht- gvncral pattf-rn lor tht- hook antl assignml vopy. Division wlitors Nlim- liitltlvr. llora Fay anal l,lll'lf'Ilt' livarel l'ollowt-tl through on the 4-opy 4-ontvnt. lfnlarging pagv layouts was the rvsponsi- lrility ol' ltaurvtta lirmlow. whilt- Don Funk workmwl on mounting svnior pivtnrvs. ln rhargt- of svnior. junior an4l HlllPll0lll0l't' sections wort- lit-vt-rly Kunklv. Marilyn Nlillvr. Fram-vs xxlllllilll. Walton' Uvtting. K2lllll1X1'll l'Prry. Ralph Svliauc-r. llillic- Snytlvr and Don Xlillcr. Nssot-iatv mlitor Wztltvr Uvtting was in- strunu-ntal in pushing tht- hook through to 4'omplc-tion. Circulation u as in 4-hargv ol' Dick Dlvlxlllilllll with ,lim llvliinstry sm-rving as husinc-ss ntanagvr. Copy writ:-rs l'0Ill'Pht'lIllIlgI all gratlv lt-vvls lIl1'lll1lf'll Lola Silvf-r. Clic-riv Vin-lls. Fr:-tl Grvvtm, Polly Ann Nlitlellcton. Ge-iw liallvns- pcrgvr. ,lark Cvist. Don ghlains. Pat livphart. Vclfla Cook. Frank Cmvlc-y. Collot-n Kellogg. Bill Sago. l5vv1'l'ly Rogers. Lileah l urg1-rson. Susan Wialtvr. Hvtty ,Ivan Mulrvws and .-Xnn llillvr. l l10lUf1l'ill!llY for tht- hook invluelc-s work hy stutlvnt photograplwrs Tony Lovvall. Hostnonrl ,lense-n anel ,lark Fairhohn. Sinvo llN'l'l' is no rvgular stall' pvriotl. thosf' ol' us working on tho yvarlrook haw- put in many extra hours. Cllllllllg llavk l'0gjlll2ll'ly lor many 7:30-9:30 sessions antl tripping hack to 109 on Saturelays to 1'0llllllf'lP our sharv ol' tht- rot-ortl. tln the Lighter ' ltltt Vlilllllllgjll tllv le'u4lvl'sllip ol' tllv F0l'lill 1'Ulll- l0llll0l1'll ill 4'lll0l'lillIIllIl'lll lllllll'4' ol' SlllIlt'lll t'tllllll'll wc' l-lljoylwl il yvill' 'lillv l'llllIilX ol' tlll' 1-vt-llillgg was tlll' llllbtlll- wllivll wa' will long l't'lllt'llllN'l' :ls spalrlxlillg ligllt llllllt'1' ill tlll' Iilllt- lll4'illt'l'. .Xml lllll5 il witll galil-ty illlil 4'Illl'l'liIlllIlll'IIl. 'lllll' wllirl jolly willtl-l' SPRIFUII ste-ppl-ll Ulll to lllitlil' wzly Slill'lt'll witll il rousing StllPll0lllUl'f' party. 'l'llis lilbl' spring au'tiy'itivs. wals lollowvll lvy lllillly alll-svllool illliillI'S. N'llt'l't' lly Spring: lll0Hl ol' IIS wvrl' til'l'll l-l'0lll llltx wt' t'll-lUy4'll tlilIlt'lllQj illltl Qlillllblllgl willl Ulll' rllllllllf' ol' Swing Sllow lDl'il1'll1'1'. lllll wt' pllt l'l'il'll4ls. ilFlll1' our split slxirts. lillPH illlll llzlllvt slippvrs Vlllll' lligllligllt ol' Ulll' tall zll'tivitic's wus tllv long t'll0lI:lll to join llll' Qlilllgl ill il Iilllt- llllll. llillllNS4't'll palrty. xxi'N'4'l'1'l'llll'I'lilllll'4l lly lllt' Xlv llillllit loss- llll' spirit ol' tlll- Swing: Ilill'l'illUl' ol' il tllrillillg gllost story anal lly two Sllow. ll0N't'Yt'l'. Slllt't' wc- wt-rv t'lll1'l'lilllI4'tl all y'l'l'y t'Xil1'lllIQ lilll'lliIYPllllll'1IS. 'llll1'l't' was talllll- Ullt' ol' lllf'Sl' zlll'alil's lry llUl'iIS XX 1-ill-illis NVIXPIIIIP- tl-llllis ill lllt' string l'lNllll illltl ill lllt' llzlll-V lillllllln illltl llilllls lgl'lIllS- l'4-l'sollzllity. .-Xl QIIPSS N'llill?? we- llolrlu'1l.ol' l'illllt'l'tlll1'li1'tl. t'ill'll ol' llIt'St' pzlrtivs tlll' sovizll t'0lllIlllll4't' l'llI'1lliIPlt'h. svl'y'l'll l'l-l'l'vslllllc'llts ol' volxvs. vzllxv. Pillltly .X lilIl'lSllllilF zu'tiyity lligllt was tllt' lligll- l5ill'S. lrostivlxs. lPUlPt'0I'II llallls illltl tltbllgllllllllr light ol' our willle-l' ll2ll'lll'S. 'l'lle' gym wus opt-ll llll'tlll:,IlIlllll llll' 4-vc-llillgr. to tllv l'0llll5l. llll' pool to tllv iltlllkl lovvrs illltl lt wus llll'0llg,1ll lllt'St' gallll l'Yl'lllF tllzlt lllt' llll- lll'0-lt'l'll1lIl FUUIII to lllf' lll0Yll' l.illIS. lll soviul 1'0lllIllllll'4' SIl1'l'l'l'4l1'll in lu-1-ping IIS lllt' Atlltllltlfllllll wals Rl tloorsllow tllzlt prove-ll from Cllllllllllgl lllt' lluys lllltil .lllIl1' T. King: llllll l-lIlt'4'll of lllt- llalrll l,lI'lj-g1lN'l'r llve-ply 1'llgl'tlrM'tl ill 'l'll1- illRll'l'l1lQlt' l,l'Ull0h1tl.n ll Ullt'-All'l plaly Vlzilmi limill ll' llwir lull! Nm l'se'llll'll ll! 'lllls1Illn'l's. als tlle- lllalill 2llll'ilt'lltlIl lltll' illl tlll-r1'll0lll t'Xl'Ill. mul: Hilmlm' lllimifllll llni Him' tzllllv 4'0l'silgl4' ls lt. llllyls illll Nwillg lllllt' :lt om- ol' Ulll' llllIlll'I'0lls lllll'lll'b ill Iln- litlll- lllt'1ll0I'. ln-llillll tlll- pipv ll. f:lilZl'lPI'0lDlx arp. gill!! . Spring made an early debut this year and scattered that strange malady known as spring fever all too soon. We found ourselves dreaming about that junior-senior prom, the senior play and that day of all days, graduation! With a start we plunged back to reality at the thought of ever-present examinations and the copy to be edited for the Wooden Horse and yearbook. Spring sports, too, claimed our support: for some of us this spelled the last time we'd cheer our teams to victory before we'd leave the halls of East. Iune 7 sneaked up on us almost before we were aware of it. To under- classmen it meant just a brief three month break in the educational whirl, but to us seniors it marked the beginning of a new era. We put on our grad- uation gowns, straightened our hats, and quite conscious of whether or not we had that tassel on the right side, we marched across the stage to receive that coveted diploma. There were warm smiles tinged with regret as we said goodbyes. Yes, this will always be a memorable day to us, for today we stepped through the gateway into the future. . 'Qw 5' 3 , e' , 'jqgi .. ai-'YU-sf J, 2-'il 1 '!7: :::lu Nflt 'IL' l .' mn ' ff' '--!f luqf'f' A Q-- 1 .4 -IF!--M' E t, -' ' 1-. Q 1 Z iris' l, I ' - . , 5-.yy 'I' 3-1 .' .- ..X 5. v 'WW fit rg' , , . , , tg I ..r, A . :J 1 ,n f 'if' ,. lull' ' 1 -:H 61 ' .nf ' ' , , nfs, ' ' 'gli- -, We i .7721 ' 'U' Y, ,,q.r.n3 1 1 V Q, 5 L t 5 L -- . ,1 t' 'f-l 7, l f Ewitzfs ,i .-'.t..-M1155 9 , ,zz 1 .-wit-IV tseigu. fl if '.f,.g'f'W viii: , - v inf. ff-,:1.,. ,,,. .if FTff'if ff- -'uf L- 1 S ifssl- .V 2- A :tl I gif. 'L k wX7'Jf' .b .'3an16 l'N71' F1d' Y' V S.- 'r lv- 1-' ' -- -f N'-V. - ,J .qt --nf - ' '- C-1,1 4. W. H' .. .t..r- ' M ' 4 11 Ml' t n., bn,-,. ,,.rN'vIrx4,i ,, - -' ' --Wm, T r . .. nwsfwv t,q-5.-59.39. ,LVN ' L d : i,2f ' 'MFE--11 'NI twffxy, ,lcwxtygaf , ,Q ... ,ni A . rJIUnv4U!luIJn..Jnl'04n1-5 -f..-1 ' row: R. l3el'gv1', J. Mrlioy. J, Fink. The old time favorite hrlllllit' Mo Out To Tlu- Ball Caine routes hawk into styh- with high huttoni-d shot-s and straw huts :ts the rouples get together for il ginne. ln the foreground: D. Billilllllll, P. Purmly. Svrontl row: .l. Eivkelherg. M. Forney. .l. Ruth. IJ. Hoe-in-. li. Brown, L. Davis. B. Meyer. IJ. w'vit'lill2IlIl illlll M. Rawl- main. Angels. l'0lIlplt'lt' with halos eluih- the temptation oflerctl hy thc- intriging horned rlvvils in this ronflirt in thf' rlontls. In the' foreground R. Coolwr :intl ll. Bennett lend thc fray :intl in the hui-kgrouml from left to right, S. liflflllly. M. Wilson. H. Turnvr. .I. Bennett. M. Hurhin. B. Clnsson, E. Mrlh-rnlott. l'. Arihlsvn. :null J. liottre-ll follow suit. Essence of wing :mil Zillll0SllllPl'0 wore inaulv more- e-nt-hunting hy the new switchhoarcl. which emilrh-il ns to elim the house lights for the first tinn- unml gain interesting crffvi-ts in color. General rlircvtor of the' proiluvtion wus Eilwin Clark. while Burtus Burow haul SlllIt'l'- vision of thc swing hzmal uml lm-luntl Ziinnwr- man ol' lP1'llIlll'illilif'S. Nliss Grate: 'llhornv at-tml us costume consultant untl Ralph Le Wloinc as husincss inunugvr for this stuelf-nt count-il sponsored show. Highlighting this yvallfs show we-rv tlw two :inn .1 s 1 . N ooil Saint zxnnl Sinner gowns hy Aclrizui. Marking the Decade Back in the spring of i937 when East students were laying plans for their first carnival and variety show, they had no idea that hefore a decade had rolled around their hrain child could hecome so popular that the puhlic would he demanding a three-night stand. But that's exactly what has happened. As the interest in the production has grown so have our capacities to evolve and present our annual production. From its early sponsorship hy the music department the event has hecome a school-wide project directed hy the student council and drawing contrihutions from all the departments of the school. 'l'hrough discussions in English classes we have each year selected a theme around which .-Ks XY. St-idler complains to S. Walter ahout his status with l'm .X Shy Guy. he is confronted hy the two atomizcr-squeezing pixies, J. Dale and U. Dale. Rising as the essence of the Saint and Sinner hottles. G. Oetting and l'. Rifen captivate our audience as they llltltlt-'l the .-Kdrian originals. Dealing in French chapeaux is J. Murray as he shows his wares to H. Kunkle and ll. Smith in hUlllt'tlQ1,tlv. ln the hat box. Y. Meyer. The hright. tough side of Paris. in all its colorful tunetulness is hrought to our stage as Z. Heidt singing to huild the show. Then through cooperation of facility advisors and our student committees we huild the skeleton of the show. We our- selves are sometimes amazed at the unique effects to which our themes lend themselves. when we selected perfume as the theme for this yearis extravaganza, for instance. we had no idea that on opening night we'd he featur- ing Adrian originals on two of our cast. Another surprise was the Des Nloines Reg- ister's request to do a page spread on the 1946 show. On opening night .larvis Baldwin. Register photographer. was hoth hack stage and out front catching our smiles and artistry. As the curtain went down on the final show of the decade. we hegan fahricating ideas for an even more successful series. Once Too Often. warns E. tlihson and S. liarg. Second row: N. llalahon. E. Huck. ll. llaggett. ll. llickmann. On floor: J. llellcm. J. lulll'l'ilj. If I Only Knew is J. MclDonald's refrain as she laments her tale of woe to the audience as M. Kalianov and ll. Yanarsdale accompany her. This is one ol' M. Ralianoy s original compositions. H. llruns surveys his rhytlnnalic jury with a jndgt-'s keen appreciative eye. The jury. stylishly garhled in an oil-the-shoulder purple and chartreuse costume. con- sists ol. First row: R. Cooper. S. fillflllly. .l. Cottrell. Second row: B. Glasson. li. Kellogg. J. Bennett. Behind the Scene Xmid lhp illllllslfillllh vlivlxing of pinlxing fvismlw null Ilan-lling of hun llt'l'lllt'w in tho lllllllvllllllxillgl I'4Hllll. U. Ulu-n auljllflx .I. I.illll'.- flxirl for Ilu- lmlle-l munlner. 5llllNillQ illll'l'l'Nll'll 5lH'4'lill0l'N lln- m-xx fxsilvhlmurnl if IA'I2Illll ZiIlllll1'l'lll1lll :lf ln- l'Xlllilillh hom il 0lIf'l'2llt'h ln liurlif liurmw :xml ll. lfivflxlllilll, Nlunning: om- of the- new fpulf from llll' lHll1'0lly ruil 5 li. Ilremn. Much of our allow IIt'llt'IlIlh on lllv In-rluliqlw of lllt' stage' 1'l't'YX fe-llmsf who ne-u-r llLlVk' 1 l'llillll'I' lm' 1ll'l'llrr-UIQ'-IU01-llgllll Irons. Cllwldllg ssilh the- mlirm-1-lm' on lufl minute' ilelnila Zll'l' llnvfv threw- lll1'IIllN'I's nf lln- lllllllllillg 1'0lllllliH1'Q' oi lln' using alum. Virwl rms: C. l lll'Illl1llll. Edwin l. ulilflx. IC, l :i1'kl'HPt'l'QL. Fl'1'0IHl ron: XY. Yun Elllilll NJ MllSl1'lilIlS ol' Exist. West :Ind Cellar Falls Highs vom- .-X I'Zlpill'llV vrowcl cnjnvell tll tl ln 4- 1-0111-Q-l't lll'1'SOIlll' lninvnl in il l'll0l'llS2lIl1l 0l'l'llt'Sll'il of zupproxinlzltvly llll the t'0llllllIlL'll hannls of East, We-st :tml Cf-clall' Falls pvrsuns tn prvsent :nl vlfertive- 00111-1-rt on .-'lpril 12. Highs on April ll. H1-nh-tl in the l'0l't'gI'0llINl tIl'U Ceorgv Hmwrtnn :tml Cllurlvs Higlltvr. gnc-st 1'0lllllll'llll'S. Under the E Xpproxilnutvly 270 East :mtl Wvst llzitfwloo high svhool niusivizms mul at llIlllllll'l' from Cvslur Falls unil llPlglllNll'lllQQ towns Ilill'lll'l- putvsl in thc- thirtl zumnal liast-Wm-st music fc-stivzll. 'l'Iw fvtv opvlwcl 'lllllIl'Stlily nmrning as X. li. liltlgrur ol' lnwzl State' collcgv took on-r the- tlirvvtion ul' the lmntls for thc- tluy. llr. liclgur tlvvotvtl hall' uf the morning to tht- lmncl nt Heist unel the otln-r hall' tn tht- lmml at Wvst. 'l'hc-n tht- two lmnnls t'0Ill- him-ml lor an rt-ln-ursul in the 2Il'l1'l'Il00ll at West lligh. 'lllu-y alppc-zlwtl at West in an eight 0-t'l0t'lx 1-vvning IN'l'l.0l'lll2llli'6' for an 1'11pau'ity m-rmul. 'l'lu- sumv llI'0l'l'tllll'f' was followc-cl with the 0l't'lll'Sll'il unul 1-lmrns on Fritlziy with llvorgv Howerton. lwafl of the vm-all tlvpurt- .71. ert' Baton ment ol' Nnrthwvstvrn univf-rsity. working with the vhoirs from lmth svhouls :luring the' morning. 'l'lw joint relic-zirsul of tht- 4-ntirv chorus in tht- uftvrnuun was hx-l4l lie-rv ut lialst. Cluu-los Rlglllt'I' of the l'nivc-rsity ul' lnwzl. ziplwzllvtl als glwst voiiflllvtul' for tht- m'1'l14-stl'al unel prawtit-val during tha- clay with the' musi- 1-izlns. lffneling il nlaty ul' work untl stnsly. thu' vlmrus anal orclwstrzl 1-umhinc-tl for an von- 1-vrt Friday f'Vt'Illllfl. 'I'h4- llull4-llljall Clmrusu from llamli-l's HNlC'HSlilllN vlost-al an ttvligln- ful progruni. 'llllf'illllH'1't'lilllY0lllIlll1'llt'l' fairly rzuliatt-sl tha' artistry whivh tha-y lmtl la-lt so wvll llllf'l'lDl'l'lPtl hy the- Hlll4ll'lIlS wurlxing tn- QIf'lll0l' unflvr the lmlstvrfnl hiltons. ,f- Ifirft rem: I . III'l'l'Ilt'. IJ. Wllill-. II. Nollgl-r. Il. IN-lllkv. J. MUINII. R. Fl-gh-I. S4-4-olNI row: R. 54'Ill'I'llIl'I'.. I. Stl-ffl-ll. II. Mzlllox. J. I'IuIllllzlll. J. IIISOIIU, Ii. Tlll'llt'I'. II. SIl1lI.l'l'. tl. .IillllIt'h0Il. II. StIt'IgI,I'4IN1'. ll. IN-wif. ll. XIl'X1IlIIIl'I', I'. irilllal-ll. 'I'IlirlI row: IC. II1Il'lI. ll. Slllitll. ll. I7IillI. J. IVInyl-r. M. Monro. I.. I'mu-Ilf. J. RIQUIIIII. R. Ill-yo. J. Ilallif. Ii. 'xll4IQ'l'wlIIl. J. Sl'Il2lI'I'.Ii. Il. I'Illl'l'isoll. N. I,Il'l'IilIIlIII. IC. I,llI'lIj. J. INIorris. J. I.l-IallNI. 'I'. I.ml-alII. Ii. IIOI1l'I'r, J. yI4'IXIIIrII'j. I'IlDlll'IIl ron: ll. Ruflllllffl-ll. Ix. XHIIIIQL. I . Cnwll-y. IVI. I'I1Il'IlIIl, M. xilll Etllllll. I . I.INItlglrIOII. I'. Ihllallil-l'. Ii. Ilallif. I. XYZIYIII. 5. Clmlx. M. Rollsoll. Not pirtllrl-II: J. sIf'Vt'I'S. I'. IXt'l1IlIII'I. I'. IVI1llIIN l'I'x. W. Bit-lllllll. N. Clwlfall-5. II. IIQIIII. II. IIllII1'- IllIIIl'I'. J. I illIx. I. IIlIII4'l'. II. 5lllIIII. J. IIoIIillg:swol'lIl. R. Yun Xl'rlIalIl-. Ii. IIIIIFUII. I . Sl'IllN'll5Ixl'. Fort e Donnell tagl- IIIII' t'tlIlt't'I'I Ilalllll sl-llholl IIUQIIIII UII NlDN't'lllIll'l' 1-lllltilllll-II tu IlIllH'0Vl' lIll'ullgIlolll IIN- l'l-lllalill- III- NYIIII IIN-Ilul'lI I.. SIIUIIPI' tIIl'f'1'IIll?I. 'I'Ill- llc-l' of III? yl'lll'. NIP IIIRIYPII il t'0IIl'l'l'I Im' Iizlsl IIZIIIIIAH Iirst IIIIIPUVILIIII iIIIlN'iIl'iIlIt'l' was ill IIN' Jlllliol' IIigIl on xIiIl'l'Il I3 to l'lIl'0lll'ilglf' Slll- l'l'l'4'llI0lly alt wIli1'Il IIN' Hlltll I,iIl'IxIIIg IIOIII- 4If-llls to Izlkf- Ill! IIN' PIIIIIY uf IllSIl'llllll'llIr. puny Nels prl-sc-lltl-II 1Ill IUS'ill'lI. XY 1- IPIRIIPII zllNI IIICII Ull April Il wc- CllIl'I'IiIIlll'4I our UWII sl-vl-l'zlI llIlll't'Ill'S llllll IIN- llzllioll:lI allllIN-lll for SIIIIIPIII INHIF' with il Y2ll'Il'lI lDl'0QQl'lIlIl. IIN' 1IHrl'llIIlIl'tI Il0lltl!'t'1'P. III- lsol'IQl-1I Ilill'4It'SI. 'N'l'IIiIlDS. Im' IIN' Ks Nlr. SIIPIIPI' IIOIIIIII ill I,Q'l'1'IlIIIl'l' lllall lllllhit' Ivstivall IIPIII Ilt'l'0 April II QIIIII I2. IIII IN- XWDIIIII IN- llllalllll- tn volllilllll- Ilis lsurk .-Kpl'iI 30 wt- plllyl-II il l'UlIl'lxI'I for III? IIIIIIIII' IIl'I'l' IAUIIUXYIIIQI IIII' IIIIFIPIIIILIS ull-zllioll. IgIll'II'- 2Ill4I l'IIIllilY4'tI IIN' yl'iIl' Ull xllly 25 Ivy lP2ll'IIl'I- II. IIIIFONS llssllllll-:I IIN- 4Illtil-s UI' tIII't'l'Itll'. Ill- IHIIIIIXLE ill IIN- xxv1IIt'l'IUO HIIIIII .IllIliIl-an illl vllllll- lsitIl I-lllllllsizlslll unll IIIWN i1Il-als. 'Il IIN- lIlIlllIllI all-tivily. l'l-illslzltl'4I Iollnwillgg ill- llif- IN-gillllillg nt' IIN- we-nlNI wt-llN-stl-l' IIN- IDLIIIII t'0lIIIl1lliIlIl'f' 4Illl'illg III? lszlr. hull RIIIIIUSI 4I0llIlIl'II ill lIl'l'StllIIIt'I. quality. IIN- IN'l'h0llllf'I of IIIP IIIIIIII lllis yl'1ll' wm- IIIIII IlIIt'I't'rI. siftl-II IIIUPIIY UI' IlIltIl'l't'IiIS5lIIl'lI lxINl. IIIUIIQII 'I'Ilis lN-ls group lllaNI4- it- lirsl lIlIlN'ltl'- l'zllIN-l' Ill0XIH'l'Il'lIl't'lI. worlxl-IIvt-l'yvig1ul'ullfIy iIll1'l' all IIN- pl-p zlll4Iilul'illlll, I'Jt'IPl'lliII'y I. ZIIIII lu pl'1-pall'l- Im' tI1It'II l-vm-llt on IIN' 1-llIe-lNIzll'. 'i'hl- Suilll-' IIIIIIII, l'llIll Nm-II Dl'Illl'I lzlIIx of I-lull-1-l'l IlilIIlI IIlt'lIIIN'l'w. all-Ilil-ve-II . F - w I I . ' . . , . .1 lIlN-4- lll Ulll' IIalII UI I'llllIl'. XIIIIUIIHII IlllIIYI1IlliII tzlI4-llt WLISIII als Il't'Y2IIl'llI IIS . I . I . 1 v lll 'HIFI ft'lII'h, IIII' nllllgsll-rs Il4'l'lIIlIt' vt-ry IPOIIIIIIIY. Ill 1IlItIIII0ll ln iIlDlN'lIl'lIlQ1 ill IIN' IIIIIIIIIII msill--' fllms. I'IhHl'lll'l' ul' SMIIILI-I. IIN-N' l'llIt'l'IilIlll'lI all IIN' stalw- I t . I' 4 .I I I' --Ilms Ull all-llvlty IIIQLIII IIIIII t'Il1Il'lll4'1I lIEllll'1'l'S all olll- ul IIN' Sl'Il00I lIllI'IIl'F. SUIII4' nt' Ulll' lII1'IlIIll'I'h Ilalln- In-4-ll vlzlvilll-' with IIN- xIlI4'I'Il'ilII I.:-1-'lull IlzllllI. I . 1- I- mphon of ang During tlw lirst St'lllPSl1'l' of tht- svhool ye-ar. now tlirvvtor. Burtis Burow. who ia 1 tlw ort-lu-stra. l'0lllli05l'1l ol' 26 Ill1'llllll'l'S. was clirvrtly upon his ilisvhargv from tht N. untlvr tht- ilirvrtion of llirharal SlN'll?l'. ln llr. lfurow was originally from llattlc 1 It aultlition to tht- two rvgular svssions a wot-lx Iowa. 'l'wo now llll'llllN'l'S wsu also .ultlul to which all nu'uilu-rs att:-nelwl. sectionals for the string sm-tion ol' our group. 4-avh inelivialual instrunlvnt group wore' hcltl. 'lllw music' festival was tho most s 0 lm 'llhis spvvial instruvtion was untlvr tlu' tlirvv- vvvnt in tlw svronul ss-nu-stor low. y tion ol' Yliss Hlsim- lialionvn. most ol' ilu- pravtivs- was pointing. 1 pe n K quartvt svlvvtvtl from the orvlu-stra was sew-ral wt-vlxs in pri-paration for the prog also SlllN'l'YlS1'll hy lliss lialionvn. This group tht- ori-lwstra's portion ol' w hit-In w as I ents tl was 4-oinlvosc-il ol' llarolel ltvistikow. violin: .-Xpril lil. lfharlvs li. liiglltvr from thi 5 XY aynn- Natvig. violin: ltola Silvt-r. viola: antl l'nivvrsity ol' Iowa was our guvsl comm livtty .-Xnilrvws. ivvllo. Jxlllllllgl tlu' artivitivs Stuilvnts from lfast lligh. XY 1-st Ili-fh a ol' tlu- quart:-t was participation in an auili- thv Cf-:lar Falls sc-hools lhlllltllhllttl in the toriuni program hy the- musival groups in our protluvtion. svhool. ,llll1'1lllill'l1'l was vallvil on many tinivs 'lllu' small sim- of tho on he stra Illllhllli xl eluringg thc' yvar hy lllll'I'l'l'Ill sovivtivs in the- its progrt-ss this yvar. Vl 1- arv looking lou . 4 vity to appt-ar in various lllllSl1'ill lIl'0gIl'lllIlh. hope-liully nvxt your to tho atlilition ol nm 'l'lu- sm-onil se-nwstvr lnrought with it a llltxllllll'l'S with nvw tale-nt. l'irst row: ll. lmislilxow. YY. Natyig. .l. llllllllll. ll. lfn-gt:-l. l'. Kt'Itlllll'l. M. iillllllllf. . H ' X. Ritvlliv. N-voml row: ll. Xmlrvws. K. Hollingsworth. .l. Mrllonalil. Nl. Sllllllj. ll. lm ll. Nlalttox. l'. lllanln-rk. .l. llayis. l . Cowley. ll. Whitt-. lhnaliow l' l' 'I ' ' ' : 1. tINlll,1rlllll. .l. l'lollingsworll1. l. xxilflll. E. llavis. lxlt'llllN'l'h not llll'llII't'll art-: ll. Xanarsflalt-. N. llrosslvy. .l. Mrlxinstry. fi. ,lzunivson It lll mill.-.1 M. Mall.-.-. L. SllNt'l'. A ll lllllltl llllxt l tin-n Ma ter of Harmon Xlusie is one ol' the most popular us well as important extra eurrieulzn' activities in the lives ol' us lfztstonizuis. Vocal harmonizing is lan' from unimportant in this wiule eategory. school uualitoriums uutl the annual Nzltivity . the ehoir has presentetl many programs for outsicle organizations. Une ol' their most clif- lieult pieces, as any ehoir inemlrer will reaulily 'Pu w'is the Hilllt'lllj2llI Chorus from Not onlv floes il give us ll wonderful oppor- Zlgl . tunitv to gain an more Clllllllltxll' lxnowlemlge of l'lznulel's Messiuli. whit-li the choir per- musie. lrut il gives us at eliamee for new formenl muite sueeessl'ullv. . T' . i lm 'll1 '5' B choir, also eomposetl ol' mixetl voires. lizlletl us our lnosl zteeolnpltsl1e4l 1'll0l'ill is H group Whiph has mlpm 'ml ,lewis gl-ltmm. group. flu Cllflll' has haul at sueeessful year ve,-fm.ti0n lwfon, t.nh.,.ing Ami... 'fhvy . umler the guitlzinee ol' our new voezll tlireetor. lliss Elsie liulionen. ll has always lleen eon- sieleretl quite an honor to he at memlier of the group. uml Miss Kalionen has lllillllllllIlt'll this trmlilion. Its tnixeul pers its llireetor.. who :nukes her elloiees lneeuuse ol' ilu- sttulenls' tone illlilllly. allrility to renal musie and general sense of Vllyllllll, all of whit-ll are luasie essentials to gooal singing. l'izu'h eznulielute must have lreen at memlxer of another one ol' our voezll groups lor prelini- inary training. .'xhl1lQ' from their zlssignesl aetivities in meet fourth perionl Pill'll wltllltllly, W4-tlnes.luy. anal Friflay. Seetionuls are heltl on 'liuestlziy zuul rlllllIl'Htlily. With sueh consistent tlrill they lllllH'OVCll stezulily tluring the year unel though voiees were few in nuinlner they ele- ' velopcrl into at lllPl01ll0llH group. onnel is selet-teal solelv luv Urioles, too, was orgnnizeal again this year. This group of girls met eau-li Montluy. Wetl- nestluy mul Friday sixth periotl. Alternating with them on Tuesday antl 'llhurstlay wus lllli ehorus eoniposetl ol' girls just entering lfiust High. Both these groups worlxetl as B ehoit to l'6'2ll'll the point wlwre they might he zul- vtnu-eel to A 4'll0ll'. First rms: S. fitlfllllj, R. Cooper. ll. l'+-xerill. N. Cillnerl. J. Mellomiltl, M. Powell. J. hltlllilllilll. ll. Juelxson. Il. Si'lll'1lt'tl1'l'.. M. Forney. l . Xllniatn, l.. Leilrunflguth. Z. lluitll, G. little. J. llalle. Sn-eonfl row: Il. Zurifis. C. Lewis. J. Blrllllt', li. Myers, J. Bender. J. Logan. J. Hurllrert. M. Holly. K Perry, ll. viitbflll. M. lCi1'lwllrerg. li. Smith. ll. Sage, li. 5url'au'e. Tllirtl row: I l'lQ'lll'lIl. M. Jill'0lIr1'Il. ll. liezlrtl, C. Hosier, J. Bennett. H. Noltger. J. Eim'kellrel'1:. r 4 R. llurt. R. Clark. G. Siem,-rson. l. Stulntlers. Fi. Mzlttllius. H. liilxe. lfourth row: E. lientler. J. llentley. H. Meyerlloll. ll. fXll'Yklll1lt'I'.. B. Mulerson. li. l'J1lI'IlllilIIl. W. Sn-itller. H. llruns. ll. l,lf't'lxlll1lll. ll. Nietlert. l'. Mitltlleton. H. Jensen. N. Sl'llillIt'I'. Nl. llnrlnin. l,. llretlou. llirl- sl'Xlt'lI nu-inlwrs who vnte-rtainvnl many groups uith thvir rt-pt-i'toirv are- .l. lvlllllilllilll. N. llrnnn. ll, ll:-artl. ,l. llurllu-rt. .I. llulllontl atnl l.. l'arnltanu. Nt-lu-arsing for om- ol' thu-ir nuint-rons pnlnlii' appn-arain'vs is tht- string 1Ill5Il'll'll rolnposvtl ol' ll. la-lstlkou. l.. 5IlXt'l'. ll. Xlnlrn-us :intl XX. t Xatxigg. I 0n tage 'I'l1t- girls svxtvtt this ve-ar was niarlv up ol' six choir girls. llntlvr thi' alrlo snpvr- vision ol Nliss ltlsw lxalloncn. the svxtvtt pro- eluvvtl Sllllll' lovvly svlevtions whirh svrvvtl as thi' lnasis for many of their outsitle programs. Vllllcy wort' givvn tht' honors of singing for the vitywitlt- l.f'nt0n svt'vi4'f-s anml of vomllining with tht' girls' trio to sing for the spring ron- vvrl. Xnotlu-r of l'iast's svlevtml groups is thc string tIlliIl'll'll roniposf-el of four people from tht- orvlu-stra. lt was starts-tl at the lu-ginning ol' tht- svvontl si-nufstvt' antl has llliltll' st-vvral appvaran1'vs for loval rivic' organizations antl vlnlvs. svntation ' ins: With tht' tlvvastation ol' Europe-. appt. 1-anw to our country for nionc-y ansl snpp ' to start again the 1-tluvational program ol' tht Hill'-l0l'll vountrivs. Surh an apps-al ra f . Illlt' to our si-hool. anrl wc' svt our goal at 3250. It llliilil' this goal st-vc-ral ol' East lligh's tlrzn tists gathered togi-tlwr antl alt-vitlotl to prvst a play vntitlvtl 'ulllll'f'l'nS a Crmwlf' Inu - t . w tlw tllI'l'l'll0ll ol lmlwin l.. Llark. tht- mas worlwsl faithfully for many lrvv pvriotls a nights aftt-r school. lint ilisvasv also pl. s havoc in our 1-ountry. .Ns tht' ' alas ol tht pn dl'l'lYlx1l. Sll'lxIll'SS ow-rtoolx tht fain llv ol one- ol tht- vast anfl IPl't'Yt'llll'll tht- slag Uvtt ing. . . ol tht- plav. ual tliult lln ll rut Q' Fats! ol lllt'1't' s at 1 ro ' uilh tliri-rtor litlwin fflarlx. 'l'ln-5 an 'll liunl ll. lialahon. ll, lfrosxu, li. llafwa' 1 r-r- ll intl XX Ten of our junior boys represented East at Hawkeye Boys State .lune 2 to 9 at Camp Dodge. This group was selected from thirty- six boys interviewed by members of the Becker-Chapman post of the American Le- gion, sponsors of the program. The Legion hopes that through membership in Boys State fun. my In the Whirl students will gain a more definite knowledge of the principles of American government. The boys were selected on the basis of the qualities of honor, courage, loyalty, scholar- ship and service. Our Quill and Scroll chapter includes in its membership students who have done com- mendable work in journalism. An inter- national honorary society, the organization this year celebrates the twentieth anniversary of its founding at the University of Iowa undcr the sponsorship of George Gallup. With the motto, Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free, the small nucleus has grown to include fifteen thousand aspiring journalists in its membership. East's chapter roster included Gail Melick and Barbara Nott- ger, initiated last year, and the l94-6 members, Dorothy Beinhart, Darlene Bennett. Shirley Barg, Bob Beener. Bill Crow and Harry Grove. Boys State Representatives-First row: B. Sage, .l. Scharff, B. l.emke. Second row: W. Reed, F. Cowley, H. Bruns, J. Hol- lingsworth, L. Davis, J. lVIcCleery, T. Loveall. The business staff of the 'VVooden Horsey check their accounts. Selected from the journalism class, they include L. Weileili, I.. Ryan and M. Eickelberg. The 1946 edition of i'The Woodeli Horsev was spon- sored by the fourth period journalism class and the Orange and Black staff with Dorothy Reinhart acting as editor-in-chief. Ninth in the series published annually, it is an anthology of the prose and verse of East High students. East's Quill and Scroll roster lists S. Burg, B. Crow, D. Bennett, B. Beener. H. Grove. G. Melick and D. Reinhart. .76. f lutivitie To give us an opportunity to compare our skills in speech with students of other schools. our English department set up a speech festival. This year the activities in- cluded cxtemporc speech, group discussion. interpretive reading and one act plays. Par- ticipating were students from East and Yvcst Highs. Cedar Falls High and Teachers Col- lege High. Critics offered comments on the work of each individual that will serve as a basis for future achievement in developing our facility in expressing ourselves. Eat-it's seventh annual hobby show dis- played entrics from the leisure time pursuits of 52 students. Taking first place with llCl' collection of dolls from all over the world was Ann Miller. junior student. Classifica- Thc social science panel under the supervision of Edwin L. Clark. appeared helore classes at East. the spccch festival and groups in Waterloo and nearlvy towns. Left to right: R. Snowdon. J. Scharlf, D. Rein- hart. S. Borg. and W. Reed. Ann Miller's hlue rilrlbon collection of dolls displayed at the holuhy show. A group of thc students who participated in the speech festival held here at East on April 26. .77. tions for judging in the show included art radio, models. photography. industrial arts. nature and collections. Under the sponsor- ship of the student council. this activity was chairmaned lay .losephinc Bisonc. with Gloria Oetting. .ludd Leland and Dick Heene serv- ing on the connnittee. QQQWWIP is-www ll.. M A'Q WY I Front row: M. Rueckert, D. Commack, D. VanArsdnle, H. Grove, J. Murray. G. Ruffensperger. .l. Rigdon. Back row: V. Cutler. D. Truax, R. Jensen. D. Balabon. P. Struve, J. Matous, J. Lane, C. Farn- ham, Coach Waters. Hot Hitting Coach Bill Waters' baseball team. bolstered by only two returning lettermen. Vinee Cut- ler and Harry Grove. finished the season on a successful note when we took The Big Seven Tournament by first trampling West High 10-I and then drubbing the State champs, Mason City 7-2. It was our third victory in three games over the Wahawks and the second in two over the Cement City crew. The season's inaugural was played at Dunkerton, where Grove, our ace ehucker. let the country boys down with one blow while we crossed the plate three times. Wvaverly, Cedar Falls and Hudson all fell before our fast moving Trojans. Then we went to Cedar Rapids in hopes of beating the '45 state champs, Roosevelt High. The Roughriders doused our hopes as they rode rampant over us ll-l. The next week Hor ehider Fredericksburg took us down another notch. The day after, we came to in time to edge West High 7-6 in the last inning. We gained momentum again and took four straight to Will the sectional tournament at Dysart. ln the first round of the district, Grove let Strawberry Point down without a hit and the next Monday hurled beautiful ball to edge out Waverly l-0. The next day Monona tripped us up 4-l to send us out of the tournaments. We met Fredericksburg once more and beat them this time, 5-2. The next Saturday. the day before Mason City went to the state tournament, we clipped them 5-l on their home field. Cedar Falls and West High were our tune- up victims before we went in quest of the Big Seven crown. .73. Q Q COMMACK f ,ff- siw, ' If A , Shaw: X GROVEL VAN ARSDALE RAFFENSPERGER S BEENER GMBSON CRossLEy Youma SEXDLER HOLLVNGSWORTH Mc Ko NSTRV STATE DI SCUS CHFNMUXO N SHP-PER, CROW HUNTBAQH Ronpe Huurm AN First row: J. Eivkelberg. E. Gibson, B. Shafer, C. Huntbavk. C. Hultinan. B. lleener. Serond row: R. Seidler, J. Mvliinstry. R. Young. B. Bausch, B. Rohle, J. Hollingsworth. Third row: li. Crow. H. Sehoof., ll. Bisdorf. E. Eivlielberg. lfourth row: C. llouvk. C. WllB6ll'l'. N. Crossley. B. .-Kmlerson, W. Crow. Merour ' Lnder tudie Unee again the East high thinclads made thvinselves felt throughout the state. For the past three years the Trojans have placed no lower llllflll fifth in the state meet competition. Coach Rod Gornlly formed l1is team around a g1'oup of better than average letter- IIICII and l1is skill at manipulating the con- trols of a well balanced track squad proved itself with impressive victories at relay nleets like lVla1'ion. rllBilCllt'l'S College and district. John Hollingsworth, Bob Shafer, John Eivkelberg. Ed Gibson and Russell Young formed the nucleus of the sprint relay team. which copped numerous firsts throughout the year. The long winded distance runners i11- vluded such stars as Gene Hultman., Bob Rohle, Russell Xoung, Don Head and Bill Crow. George Huntbaek teamed with these boys to win several mile relays. Topping the timber as lun-dlers were two veterans. Norman Crossley and Bob Beener. .g1. Crossley also competed as a broad jumper while Beener both pole-vaulted a11d high jumped. Jim WleKinstry a11d Wayne Seidler led tho field events performers in the shot put and discus throw. .lint placed second i11 both these events at last YPEII'-S state meet. Probably the most outstanding achieve- ment of this year's squad was their runnaway victory of the Charles City district meet. Lead- ing the thinelads was llflcKinstry, wl1o WVOII three firsts. breaking the shot and discus rec- ords and winning the football throw. Hollingsworth broke tl1e district record in the broad jump, placed serond in the H70- yard dash and anchored a second illltl a Gfth place relay tea1n. Bill Crow. fifth best miler in tho state last season, broke the district record in his spe- cialty as he won the event easily. Sc-idler gained a second in the shot and Beener a third in tl1e pole-vault to oonlplete the list of boys wl1o qualified for the state meet. For Laurel M. Rll1'l'lxt'l'l xsuila for llw lirfl pilrh from the 114-llur lfullf lxurler. .l. Hollillgsworlll vrosaea llllf finish llllf-, hiking lirfl plum' in Ihr' lllll-yallwl tlilrll ill the Tm-awllerf Cullegv re-lays. U. Ralllcllspt-l'gPl' ll1lIlllllt'l'S out il clnulllv into left 1'l'lllCl' lil-lil. The 410- and 880-yard relay leann. K'UlllD0h01l of E. Gibson, B. Shafer, J. Eivkellberg and J. Hollingsworth, 1ldlllll'C the Irnphy they won :lt the Marion relays. l ppm' le-ll l1'l'l't'lll l'Il'hl row: ll. lxuulxle-. M. Milla-l'. 5. lmllivll. ll. llilf. ll. R1'lllllill'l. lf. llvppv. l'. llliclollvlun. ll, llosivr. X. llrvf- lgt'IlIl1'll. ll. l':l5. M. l'vvlx. ll. Hill'- llhilll. l.. XX vlls. li. lxunkln-. ll. Run- St'l'0llll rms: li. lgl'1'llQ'l'. ll. Gi'nu1. l. lllrliiuflri. ll. Crow. li. Cihfou. -fn.: 1-vuml ron: ll. fiI'0W. ll. Nullgvr. on. ll. Mvlirlx. i llllllvl' To-n l,1'l'1'Q'Ill Sl'2Ill'1lZ li. ' l'uulfn-n. X. llinlllf-r. lauuling: l.. S1'lllll'l'l'l'. X. Mans. ,l. l llurllu-rl. ll. Xoluuis. ' xwllfll Rl'1'llilt'lIlr lfiral row: ll. Worthy of Honor Svnior llnnor ljlly has llvvollw ai lraulitiom lx-roy Sl'llilf'l'Pl'. S1'lt'lll'l' uwalral: Us-manga' lnfrv ul lfusl. This ye-ur il was helel on Fl'lllilY. Hunllnu'k. imluslriul urls uwaral: ,laum-Q lluy ffl. Sll0IlS0l'l'1l lay lllyllllllilll. il is llll Nll'RlllSll'f'. illlll0ll1'S uwurolz liilwurel fiillsuu. iIlI1lll0l'llllll pwsmilml euvll your to lumm' ullllpgi,-5 uwm-,l: qjhf.,-i mulls. U,-I i,wu,',l: 'IWW 5lU'l'xmF of 'IN' l5 1 lW'llnH IMF who Bc-vorlv liunklv. ll. fl. R.lltllllvlllillxlllg1lN'lIl'4li lizlw' rlonv 0lllSl1lIHllllf1 work in sonic spvvilir' Dom Fino. pmllwllmm, imurllz Axlivl, Rilmm. lu-lol uml tlmsv who ure- in lhv uppvr le-n pm' D mx lg 1,ilin,nQhiI, uwm.4' umm' yI.u.ih,ml !f ' -Pr' , , P.-.-lx. o. x la. snuff. lllusv l'l'l't'lVIIlg alwaircls llllS yvur lll1'lll4ll'll . . . . ljllllillll ,-Mlzuus. vz1lmlim'tm'iui1. nizltlicnlutivs 'hc uplwr lm' IW win' Hlllswlml ni, Dm'- umm-ol. svimuw' uwau-el. sm-iul svivllvv ilM'ill'llZ um 'lllmnsf xml' Lvl' MINES' 'Univ Hullllir' Doris llm.l.iSmL l.'l.if,mIShil, Clul, im,m.ll: W il- D1ll'4llllfi Rt'lllllill'l. lullu l illllS1t'll. llnru Fay. lium Crow. Slll1l1'lll gnvlwlulu-nt uwm-ol. Quill -l0Yf'ff HU ll'U lo B'U l'i '1' N0llPf - l1 5' um' Svmll. Dumlhy Hoinllmm mnmwul, N-lmvlor. livvvrly lXllIllxl1'. liurlvalru llusivr. ,Pvpsi-lfnlan S1'll0l1ll'SlllIP. Quill anul Scroll: Roh- lfliiillv llvplw. Virginia lirvssmi. Gail Nlvlivk. 4-rl lim-npr, Quill uml S4-rgllg Hurry G1-Qvp, Polly Wlirlcllvlon. .lolln Kll'Sl'llllillllIl. llurilyn Quill annul Svrullz llzlrlvm- Bennett. Quill :mol llillvr. AlIllt'llP Bl'li'lilIl'l'. William Crow unel Scroll: -hny Lou llluss. 1-olllil11'l'vi:ll nwurxl. Sl1il'lc-yl.utlim'l1. .83- -u 0 royal roupln- and 1-onrl ol honor as they ri-ign xlnring lln- granil lllilI'l'll. lmlil lo right: ,l. zrnvs. J. lluNlon1l. N. Lro--li-3, X. Riililer. ll. Glas-on and l.. NX:-L lilaslis girls anll lllt'il' esrorls loolwil lilu' Imgcs onl ol' Sow-:ilu-if' a- llwy tl1lIll't'4i to llw lllllSil' ol' lilill lllovlfs orrln-slra ul llln' - bring' I r- prom. Going Formal As 300 slnelonls ol' lfasl lligll. lllt'lllli0l'S ol' thi- F1'll0Ul lioaril anml liavully lll6'lIllN'l'S willwssvul ilu' 1'1'l't'lllUlly. Aliw- Riildvr and Norman Crosslvy we-rv 1-rownml llllf't'll and king of lln- animal ,lnnior-Sonior Coronation lrall Fri- ilay vvvning. Way lT. al the l il1'1'll'll' Park Ballroom. vlvlll' program M'llll'lI was pi'vsvlllv4l al llw inlvrniission. invlnalwl .lzuncs N'li-Clem-y as niaslvr ol' 1'1'l'f'lllUIli1'SI W allai-1' Roi-il. vourt jvslvrn a voral solo lry Hvnry lirnnsz ai musi- cal quinlvl. 'l'lu- llnngry Five-.H 1-oinposslnl of RlK'llilI'1l U1-yo. llvorgo l,ovC-all. .Hll'll2ll'Ii Solis-i'im-r. D4-llwrt Wllilo :incl Frank Cowlvyg a voval solo lly Lonisc Rolminsonz a piano solo lay l.oras W4-ilvin. Clill' liloa-lx anfl liis orvlwstra playml for ilu- 4'V4'lIlllgI-S ilanving. lla-nilwrs ol' lill' t'0lllIlllllPi'S wori' llarjoriv PllI'lxCllN'l'Q.'.. Pat Arililsvn. George' Lovvall anfl Zona H1-iili. program: Sllll'lPy Cook. xvllllillll Lutgen, Uinlily Anilorson ancl Donald Divvlx- man, elm-orationsz ,lann-s xl1't:l1'l'l'f. Dore-la Saul. Charlotte Farnham and Betty llavlu-ll.. King and Queen: ,lack Geist. Glonila Dale-. ,luanila Dali- anel Nvallavv Howl. lllYllLlll0llPlI, Ruth May. Beverly Wleyvr. Norvnv Gillwrl. Donalil Sage anil Russvll Goings. l'f'l-l'l'Sll- ments: Lu- Davis anel Ramona Cooper, ar- rangcinc-nls: Barbara Glasson. Lauri-Ita Hrv- ulow. ,lainvs S1'l1arf'l'. Carlalwll llosivr. ,lame-s Barnes and .lezlnliv lilllwillllll. rf-vvplion: Hn- niona Cooper. grancl mari-li. Class sponsors inclllilvil George' lm-lil anll Lloyd Ritlunil and llw Nlissvs Grala 'l'l1ornn-. Nlarie Cainplrell. Hlva 'lan-lu-i', Lillian linlow anel Mao K4-nny. Ladi ' ' e In Itetlrement Unr lanlia-s wt-nt into l'Plll'0lllPlll for thrt-0 wi-4-ks prior to May Z2l. when they vzlnw out ol l'vti1'e-:limit illlil llli uh- lllfll' th-hut ln thi-ir tors wore- living in :mil wznitml to throw thi-in ' ' ' out. hut instvzul she- got thrown in tht- lank- olal home- just ontsiilv l.omlon. in u pluy ing oyvn. 1-allt-fl l.aulivs in R0llI't'Illk'lll.U xlilylbt' it was having six girls uronntl that Unv m'yvr run Ivll what will happc-n whvn llllltlfl Ntll'llIill1 firosslvy as Xllwrl. stmtl from six girls go into voluntary l't'lll'?lIli'Ill. 'l'ln-sv tho hunk :intl try to hlau-Linuil lfllvn. lluil thrvn- wore- It-lt zilonv. illlll tht-v 1'om'ovt0il at h it not lwvn for Nornmn. ,l0yt't'-S lllIll'llt'I' wonlel IllllI'llt'l'. ,loyi-v llurllwrt. us lfllvn. elial the- ll2lYl' ll0l'll lIlltl0lt't'lt'tl. To pill at l'lIlll't'llf' 1l2lSlill'llly tim-il to protc-vt ha-r two siste-rs. light on lhv noni'-too-suintly snrronnllings lqllllly illlll Lonisu. lll1Iyf'tl hy Dorothy Rvin- thvrv wus Colle-vn l l'l'f.'fl'l'. as thc' Nun. ,loyt-v hurt anal Susan Walter. Both llt'6tlt'll l'ilh'n's Ilvllfllll us l.u1'y. at SillIt'y lllillll. vonlplvtvul tht' lxnnl protm-1-lion us m'itlwr's l. Q. was np to vast. lt was ai gootl thing for lfzlst Iligh that pair. The- one' who lvl! tlw hrunl ol' P:lll'Il'S the six women :mil om- mam wore- lml out of protcwtivi-m'ss was IA-onoru Fiske. Dzu'h-nv lppvr li-tt: lllSllhlN1llllQ. Il limi- ni-lt. us 'lllss l'lSlxl'. von plan thu- lllilllti ns ,I. llnrllwrt lIIllIt'r to E ln-1-1-il. slowly puts il noosv tll'UlIIlll hvr Ilt'4'lx. lllI'.lIl1l .l. Hull lu-rl PX ith-m'v lltllllllilll l ppt-r right: H. XXII ' R4-lnll:n't :tml N. Lro llQllll1'll llll'lI' spirits. SS on .ls II I4-v svvli lo l.owi-r It-It: .l. llt'lll'lll In thu rolv ol thu- lnnnl l.n1'y. asks thi- tools-nts ol' the' lvttrr as N. l'I'0wsltN pllx in Xllwrl. brit-s into tha' nn PlDl'l'IIll rs l l Il0ll'. Low:-r right: J. llllllll1'I'l incl ll ll1'ilIll'll lllPl'lI lN tht- 1'll'll l1'l4'l'N ol lille-n tirn-ml :intl His- l'lsLt .85. rvtirvlnvnt hy Dirvvtor lmlzunl ZlllllllPl'llllllI. Bt'Illlf ll. Shi? ownvxl tht' housv tlu- thrvv sis- Donald Mlanns . . Student Couneilg Usher: Ulynz- piadg Trojan Staffg Upper Ten Pereent. Delores Agnus . . A Choir, January graduate. Lloyd Ahls . . Football. Gale Alexander . . Musie Festival: Football: String Showg Trojan Club. Adys Amlnle . . Friendship: Librarian. Mary Lou Anderson Robert Anderson . . Masquers Club: Trojan Clubg Marching Menug Twelfth Nigzhtng Natirity ', Narrator, A Choir, President, Student Counril. Ushering Committee Chairman, Citizenship Com- mittee Chairman: Marching Hand, Drum Major: Concert Handg Orehestrug Swing Show, Executive Committee, Swing Hand, Prom Attendant, Music Festivalg Homeroom President, Basketball, Traekg Armistice llay Pageantg Radio Programs: Mar- riage Proposaln. Eugene Baird . . Prom Committeeg Stamp Repre- sentative, llfrestlilzgg Marching llandg Concert lfandg Music Festival, flrnlistiee Day Pageant, Hi- Yg Senior Committee. Delphn Barron . . String Show, Homeroom Seere- tarv. Peter Barron . . Citizenship Committee. Helen Bolmzien . . Co-opg Friendship. Virginian Bauer . . Art Club. Robert Beener . . Football, Wrestling: Traelrg Tro- jan Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Council, Student Couneil, Soeial Committee, Auditorizun Committeeg Swing Show: 0 K H Staff, Reporter, Circulation Managerg Homeroom Seeretaryg Tro- jan Club Auditoriumg Quill and Serollg Senior Committee. Darlene Bennett . . S'Nativity g Friendship, Stamp Representatireg Student Council, Swing Shoivg ORB Reporter, Feature Edilorg Study Hall Chair- mang Junior Prom Commitleeg Quill and Serollg Ladies in Retirement g Senior Committee, Mas- quers. Shirley Bishop . . Librarian. Frances Boren Audelle Breekner . . lipper Ten Pereent. Virginia Bresson . . ,-lrmistiee Day Pageant, Trans- fer from Liberty. Texasg Upper Ten Percent. James Brody . . August graduate. Dale Buenneke . . llvrestlingg l'iee President of Co-opg Camera Club. Burlmru Bunn . . January graduate. Ramona Burger . . llaton Tirirlerg String Shawg Friclttlsliip: lValirity',. lvlllrllllll Burk . . G.,4.A. Presidentg Librarian. l'atriria Callan . . Natirity : Swing Slrourg Home- roam Sccrctary: ,lunior Class Councilg Librarian. ,loan Conklin . . Nati1'ity g Lilzrariang Homcroom l.il'P-I,l'PSilll'll1. Maxim: Cross . . Fricndship: Student Council: Na- Iirityug Lillrarian. Norman Crossley . . llandg Urchestrag Student Council l'rvsid0nt: Travlfg Footliallg Golfg Haskel- ball: Trojan Clubg Armistice Day Pagvantg 06'clf Stall! String Show. Exvctttirv Committev: Swing Chorus: llomvroom President: Prom Attendantg Music Fvstiral: Ladies in I:f?lll'l?77lPIll,,Q Masquers. Xvilliam Crow . . Apprentice Masquvrsg Stage Crew: Armistice' Day Pageantg Basketball: Wrestlingg Track: Trojan Club: Student Council, Vicv-Presi- dcnt. Rcpresentatireg Orientation, Auditorium and Ushering Committeesg 0cQB Staff, Editor-in-chief, Sports Editor. Reporterg Swing: Show, Execzttiife Committccg Upper Tan Percentg Quill and Scroll. Ray Crow . . Co-opg August graduate. Vinci-nt Cutler . . l ootball: liaslfvtlrallg Baseball: Trojan Club: Student Councilg lfandg Swing Slwurg Stamp Councilg Orchcstrag Music Festival. Rolvert Davis . . Footballg Hi-Yg llasketball. Dean Davis . . Footballg Trackg BllSk9llN1ll Man- agar. Rosetta Davis . . G.A.A.: Friendshipg String Slzoir: .flrmisticc Day Pagvantg Co-op: U6i:lf Staff. Norma Dollar . . ljlrrariun: lfslmrg GA.,-I. Ruth Dvltanry . . Transfcr from Manchcstvr. lozra. Maxim- Dickinson . . Transfpr from California' .-lngust graduatv. Rosa' Din-lll . . Svnior Contmitte-P. Dt-an lllt'Slt'llllt'lk'l' . . Co-op. Hi-rnamlinv Dietz . . lslwr: Oriolasg Choir: NaIirity : fi..'l..'l. enior qui '...- K' al Class of 46 Bawlmrn Uimmill . . Co-op. Edward Douglas . . Ili-Yg Clee Club. Paul Dyer . . January gracluate. Cleo Edge . . Frienrlshipg G.A.A.: Uslierg Swing SIIOIUQ f10llI0l'0l1lillg Teag Senior Committee. Ruth Fngerlind . . Friendship: G.A.,4.g l0lf llll0l'llSQ lf Clioirg Oriolesg Co-op. .lack Fuirllolm . . 08clf Stafjlg Camera Club, Pres- ident: Trojan' Staffg Swing Show: Social Com- Murjorit- Carrick . . Camera Clubg Frienrlsliipg Librariang Homecoming Teag Moniterg Library and Sturly Hall Commitleeg Senior Committee. Edward Cilrson . . l ootbnllg lfaslrelballq Track: Trojan Club, Presizlentg Sturlent Councilg Rllllllj Swing Showg Stamp Councilg Prom Attenflanlg Slully' Hall Committee. Eleanor C:l'2lllll'lIZ . . l l'lPll!lSllllJ: lllli Clzorusg lf Choir. Fred Greene . . lfanflg Urclieslra: Armistice llay Pageant: lfarlio Programsg Hi-Yg Track: Sluflent Councilg Swing llanflg Swing Show. Thomas Crinnsloxul Hurry Grove . . Senior Class Presizlentg liaseballg llasketball: Trojan Club: Student Councilg 08cl1n Staff. Sports lfrlitor. Business Manazer: l.l'l.S.P.fl. -Q K f an C- 'i Q P as ggl l an ,ff gf A, 1 fgii rnilteeg Armistice Day Pageantg August graduate. Roseunn Farkas . . 06'cl3 Staff, Columnist anfl Re- porterg lVativity g Friemlsliipg Swing Sliowg Stu- rlent Council Allernateg ,iutlilorium Committee: Stamp Councilg Baton Twirlerg Senior Committee. Dorn Fay . . Student Councilg Frienrlshipg Swing Show l,lSll8l'Q Citizenship Committeeg Homeroom Presirlentg Trojan Staffg Olympiad: Upper Ten Percentg Senior Committee. First Place lntercieu' Writing: llanrl Manager: Swing Show: Hi-Yg Stage Crewg Apprentice Mas- quersg Junior Councilg Homecoming Program: Armistice Day Pageantg Quill QQ Scrollg Homeroom Presiclent. Robert Hein Evclynne HCIIISZIIII . . .lunior Council. Elaine Heppe . . Stamp Councilg Upper Ten Per- cent. Namnetle Herwig . . Sturlent Council: Masquers Clubg llriemlsllipg Prom Attenllantq Twelfth Niglltng 6'lVatirity',g Swing Show: Usllerg Stamp Council: Marching Bllllllj Armistice llay Pageantg Marriage l'roposal g Transfer from I,Pl'0l't1ll. .lewell Hill . . Uslzerg Friemlslzip. l'egg:y Holdimuru r 5 e n fr J g ASX Q ,l . 2 3 , ,, 1 r 4 l rum'is Eglin-r . . llnsvlrnllg Angus! grnrluntv. lfrm-at l'li4'lwlln-11.5 . . lvlllillllllll llvrvxtling: Trrwlf: Ili-l. Tl'f'IISlll'!'I': Swing Show, Stage Crow, Slngv lllnnngvr. l2',Yl'l'Ilfll'P fi0l1llI1iHP01 Svnior lfonimittwf. liullilvcn Ellis . . Junnnry grrulzmlv. Allan RIIjl,lt?lIIllll . . Hi-Y: lfasvlmll. EFIIZI Esslnaln . . G.,fl.fl.: Ulm-Y lflulz. Marie EYi'l'tlilIg: . . linnflg Give Club: Trnnsfvr from Tripoli. lown. Colle-on l74'l'gt'l' . . l,rulivs in Icl'iil'I'lI1l'lIiu. Earl lfvsko . . Transfer from Dnnkerlon. Iown. llurroll l li4-fl:-r . . lfslmrg Stump Clnnwilg Appren- Glaulyf llalnillvn Ramlonzn llama-n . . Scivrn-v lflulz: lfrnnrfru lflull: Frimulship: lfslmr: Sliuly Hull fllllliflllfllli Swing Show: Costunw Conzmiltve: ll0llI0l'UlIIillg CNHI- miltvc-: Svnior C0llllIlillf'4'. Rug:-1' llanrpvr . . Ili-Y: fl lflioirg Stump ffunnril: flrniistirr' Huy Pngvunt: l ooll1nll. ll0lll'l'll l'liIl'l'lS llorir- llZll'I'lS0ll . . l rivnllsllip. Prvsirlvnl: Choir: lfunrl: Stullvnt lfounril, SPl'I'f'fl1l'j'I Swing Sliow: Swing Chorus: Swing Show E.!'0l'Illi1'!' Com- min'-1-: Prom fl0l7ll1lill0f'. Rolf lliilllxlllllll . . flrlrlistivv Huy Pngvnnl: Co-op. llurlmrai llofivr . . llllf fflzorus: Uriolvsg lfrulio 'W' 'df ,. ,,, 14 ji, , 15 1 'fini M if tice Mnsquprxg lll!lSl'llPl'S, 'lift'-Pff'SillPlIl1 flrmix- live' Huy IJIIQPIIIIIJ Foollmll: Ili-Y: Radio Program: Swing Show. E.w'r1tli1'v C0lIIllIilll'l'2 Slngv Mnnugvr: Slug? lfrvw: Light lfrvw: Hoy Mwfts Girl : 5111511181 grnrluutv. Marian lfmsllws . . Swing Show: l'rom fi!lllIllliHl'l'I Frimulsliip: Svnior Connnittvv. Sydney l7rif-cllf-y . . Co-opg Senior lfmnnzittvv. llnnzllil Funk . . Arnzislirv llny Pngwnrl: lfrvslling. Mnnugvr: Slurlvnt Counrilg Stnaly Hull lflmirnmn: Auditorium COIIIIIIHIPPQ Swing Show: llslwr: Junior Cluxs Counvil: Hi-Y: Trojan Stn-0, Svnior Picture Erlitor. Progrnrnxg fl Choirg Slurlcnt ffounvil: llonw- room l'rvsiilvnt: Trojan Stnffg Nntirity : Al'llliS. tivv Huy Pnszvunt: Music' l'lPSlil'lllI l'ppvr Tvn l'vr- rc-nt. live-lyli Hlll'll . . Swing Show: lVl1lil'ilj'NZ l rivn4l- ship: IIUIIIIWOIJIII Prvsillmil: UX'll Stuff. Gonrgv llunlluwll . . Hi-Y. Prvsivlvnl. liir1'-l'rr'si- flvnl: Co-op: Swing Show: Trojan filllllf l oollrnll: Trnvlr: l'l'0IlI lfomniitlvv. .loyrv l'lurlln'rl . . l'll'iPlHlSlIifII Uriolvxg ,-1 lflioirg Sv,x'tr'I: Swing Show: Swing lfliorus: .flrlnistiru lluy Pngvnnl: History Stvvring Cornrnillmf: Ulympinal: l,nrlivx in l:l'lil'l'HIl'l1lll: l'ppvr Ton l'vrr'vnt: Svnior lfonilnillvv: lllusqnvrs. .2 Senior i F l I s v 4 1 . G l ws 3 E ' ..,.. , e if -X gn gf . , . . I I l , A , l l l . . l l l W iw ,R , i X 1 5 l ,if l s X. 3 ' any Palsy lnnuln . . Swing Slunrg lfshvr. Belly .liwkson . . 'LNlllil'liy'.,J Music Fvstiralg Radio Programsg Orioles: A Choirg Senior Cornrnittvv: August graduate. Richard .l1lllllBS0ll . . Co-op. Kenneth Jenson . . Hi-Y: Co-opg Transfer from Dunkerton, Iowa. ,loan Johnson . . Svience Clubg Swing Show: Ap- prentice Masquersg Masquersg Art Club. Esther Knffogles . . Armistice Day Pageanlg Co-op. Mivhezll Killl1lll0W' . . Siting Short: Student Coun- rilg Hi-Y. live Presiflenlg .-lullitorium Committee: Prom Committee: Prom. Master of lferemoniesg Homeroom Presiclentg Haskvtballg Stamp Council. Helen Kehe . . Nutii'ity g Frienrlshipg Radio Pro- grams. Patricia Kephurt . . Convert llllllllj Convert Orrhes- trag Marrhing llanllg Music' Festiralg Swing Slzozrg Ffl9l1lISlliflQ Radio Progrumsg History Steering C0flll11iil0PQ Armistirv Day Pageant. Dixie Kilgore . . Swing Sllowg Frieililship: G.A.,4.g B Choirg Oriolesg A Choir: Radio Program: ,Masqlivrsg Co-opg Stage Crewg Senior Committee. Colflu Kirkpntrivk . . Transfer from Hansell, Iowa. John Kirsi'l1lulum . . lfaslfvllmllg llaseluillg Co-opg Upper Ten Perrvnt. Kenneth Koger . . Football anrl llasvball Stuilenl Managerg Hi-Yg JOAN? Staff: Stamp Connvil: Stu- rlenl Council Alternate: Iillllill Programs. Beverly Kunkle . . Frienilship, Serretary, Musii' fllllliflilllll, Sorial Commilteeg Stuclvnt Council. So- r'inl fi0ll1l1IlllPPJ Prom fl4If7HlIlilP9j Prom Alteml- anlg Swing Show: Siting Cliorusg Swing Show Writing Conzmittvvg 4'Natii'iIy',g Armistive Day Pageantg Olympiarlg Trojan Staff, Senior Pir- lure Eflilor: Upper Ten Perrentg Homeroom Presi- flenlg Homoroming Teag Usher. N0l'lllil Loffreilo . . l,il1rarian. Dzniil LlllllllBl'l . . flrniistice Day Pageant: 'l'rru'lr: Senior Conirniltev. Beverly Luniluu . . lfrimirlslzip: llanil. Nlurjorie l,alPole . . fllLU0l'lP11ll0l'Q C..4.A.. live Pros- irlent.: llonieroum SPl'f4-'ifIl'j'1 l,il1rurian: lislwr: Pop fillllllfffllllll lfonunilloo. Si1l111'y l.1-111-1-1111111 . . Jllllllllfj' gfllllllllllk X lYll'llllQ' llilnlsaly . . 5111110111 C111111ri1g Swing Slum' IYSIIPFI IIIPDIPFIHIIII uffirvr: Slump C1111111'i1g l'll'lPl1ll- ship: Prfun f11N11l11l11!'0Z Svninr C11111111i1l111' fllllllf- lllllll. .loam l.ngun . . S111111p C1111111'i1g Uriolvsg Frie1111s11ip: Choir: S11'i11,u Slwzv: Ar111is1i1-11 Day P11ge11111g M11si1' 1 1's1i1'111: 1111111119: S1'11i11r Cl11ss fl0Illll'il: N111i1'i1y : l'r11111 C1m1n1i111'P: H1m11'1'0n1i11g lilllll- 111i111J1': S1J11i0r f10llllNllll:'0 Cl111irn11111. Sllirlvy l.o11i1-I1 . . Uriolvsg A Clmirg N111i1'ity : Music F1'sli1'111: ILA.,-1.g 11il1r11ri1111g Uslmr: Illlllvl' T011 l'1'l'!'Plll. D1-lla Muller . . C11-np. ,lnyw llfl1lI0llS . . l'll'lPl11ISlIllJ, l'i1'1--1'r1'si11P111: Senior Class 'l'r1'11s11r1'r: 1V111i1'ily : C11-Cl111ir1111111, Cilizvn- ship C11111111i1l1'0: .4r111is1i1'11 Day P11gv11111g Swing Slmw: 11n1111'r1m111 1'rcsi1le111, S9l'l'l'l11l'j'Q Prom C11111111i111'1'. Elll0ldil lvllllllllili . . fl Choir: Orioles. Russell Multox . . 111111115 Slump Co11n1'il: S111110111 C1111111'il: f,T1'll0Sll'11J llHl'l?SllilI!'l. Evvlyn Mrllvrnlotl . . U1Q:li Stuffg S1Illl0lll C111111- 1'i1: ,-l11rlimri11111 Committee: 1V111i1'ily : Swing Slmxr: Mmlitnr: Angus! gr111l111111'. .lnnws Ml'Kll1Sll'y' . . Flllllllllll, C11p111i11g 1f11s1f111b11llg Tl'lIl'lx'2 7'r11j1.11 filllll. SPl'l'Pll1I'j'I Svnior Class Vice- Prvsi1l1'111: Tr11j1111 Slnjf, llusiness Mllllllgpfj ll11111l: Swing llllllll. Sllirluy M1'Millin . . Fri1'1111s11ipg St1111e111 C1111111'i1: 0ri1'111111i1111. Citizenship fi0l1H71lll9PSj Prom Cum- 111i11v1': Swing Slmw: I'l0l719l'4I0l7l Officer: lfslwr: Svninr C0llI7ll1lll'f'. Paul Mein-1' . . ffl!-0111 August gl'Ill1lllI1l'. Gail Melivk . . M11r1'11i11g lllwzvg T1,UPlf111 Niglllng N111i1'i1y , SIIEIIIIPFI1, Nllfflllllfi Slllllelll C111111ri1, So1'i111. .41111i1ori11111 fi0ll1l7Il1IP9S: Jllllllll' Class Prvsi- 110111: OMB Stuff. rPp11rI0r. Cir1'11l11ti1111 MIIIIIIHBT, .'l1l1'11r1isi11g MIIIIIIEQPFJ Quill QQ Svrnll. Pr1'si11e111: llll1SI'11f'I'SI Swing Shrmrg Stamp C1111111'ilg Ar111is1i1'e Day l'11g1f11111g 1l11n1er111m1 Pf0Slll0ll1Q Upper T911 I,0l'l'l'11l. Polly lwlfldltillll . . uTI'0jl1II,, SMH: 1'11i111 Crew: Ar! Club Presi11e11tg Fri1'1111s11ip: MKISIIIIPFSZ A Choir: Orioles: Ar111is1i1'e Day P11g1111111g R1111i11 lll'l1gl'lIlllS: S1111112111 C1111111'il: A111lit11ri11111 C0111- 111i111-P: llflllff' CrP111i1'11 ,411'11r1lsg Upper 'TPII Per- 1'1'111. f Herln-rt Mieln- .'l. Shiga Crmv: lliglll Crewg 11113- lfPt111111: F11111111111: S1111111111 C1111n1'i1. Au11i111ri11n1. l1lllZ0llSllllI Cnn1111i11e1'sg l10ll1Gl'00l7l Pr11si11e11lg 1llIlS1lllPl'S, 1'rvsi1l1J111g lilllllflllllll, Ushvring Commit- lvv: Radio Pr11gr11111sg S11'i11g Showg Trojan S1005 .-lr111is1i1'0 Day 1l,flgl'lllIl: 11111111. Manrilyn Millvr . . I'vl'll'I1I1S1lllII S11111e111 C1111111'i1, S111'i111, f:lllZl'l1S11lII C11111111i11e1's: Ar111is1i1'e Day l'11g:1'11111: N11Ii1'i1y : lin Choir: Swing S111111'g 111m11'r1m111 S01'r11111ry: Prmn C11111n1i11ee: L's111'rg ..1'l'lljlll1N Slnff. Senior P1l'l1lfQ' E11i111rg P10111 A1- 11'111111111: l111n11'1'11111i11g Tea: Uppvr T1211 Per1'e111: Svniur flIJll1lI1lllPl'. xY1lllt'l' Millvr . . C11-op. llyllilllll' lx11l0ll1'j . . llllf fill1PI'IlS1 019:lf Stuff: lf Clmir: Senior C11111111iIl1'1': .-111g11s1 gr111l11111e. Xmy l,0u Moss . . f,l'l'1H'Sll'1l: S1ri11g 1f11s1'1111111': Swing 5110111 .-1r111is1i1'1' Day l'11g1'11111g N111i1'i1y',: Cn-op: I'll'iI'lllIS'l1ll1 lilylllllllllll Musiv l 11s1i1'111g llppvr T011 I,l'l'1'PlIl. Janne-s lVl11y1-r . . .'l1lyIlSl H7'11lllllIlf'. llvllyv Mllllllnlwl , . l1111111'1'1l111i11g 11011. 1 -al A . gr Fab' '17 .af gr 44 Jflilll lVllIl'l'lly . . Frivnrishipg Swing Slmwg Cn-op. Myrllc Musa-ll . . lin-op. Dull- Nvwton H1ll'l'i1'l Nivlmlus . . Frivllfisizip: f,l'f'Ilf'Sfl'll2 Sluflvnl filillllfil nlllernnlv: u1lHlf'l-fill Niglllw: Kmlin Prn- grrunsg ullvIllil'iij'u. Rlllllflllil Nil-ol . . History Slvvring Conunillvvg Slrlmp lfnunr'ilg Armistivp Day Pageant: Swing Show: lfshvring Cnnznzilive. ljilllillll Nielson . . Fnnllnfiiig l:lISk9lI7lIIl2 Hi-Y: Svninr fi0lllllIl:Hl'l': August gflllillllilh Tllaulym' Owens Phyllis Riff-n . . Swing Slmnsg l'll'if'lI11SllilII Armis- Iirv lluy Pngvunl: ilonzvrnnnr S!'l'l'f'f1ll'j'I Slrunp Coullvilg Prrnn Committee: History Slvvring flom- lHilIf'f'. Elnisq- Rnlninsnn . . ,lnnuury Qfllllllllilh Nvm Mnriv Runvy . . Urinlvs: Musiz' Fvslirnl. l.1-mmwl R001 Me-rlv Riu-4'lu'rl . . Fuollmii: lfuslfvllmll: lfflsvlmil: Smgv lfrvw: lfshvrg lflflllllllll Munugvr: lfuslfellmli Mnnugvr. wlllliillll Pauley . . l notlmIIg Trnjnn Club: Sopho- morv lfrlslmliuiii: UdHf Stuff: Swing Slum' Plun- ning Colnnlittevg Swing SIIOIISQ ul'V1llil'iiy,,1 Rruiio Program. Ella Paulsen . . lvppvr 1,911 Pervenlg Jflllllllfy' grzul- lmle. M1ll'llyllIIB Peck . . Frivrulshipg fiIlll1l'l'll Club: C.A.A.g Swing Show: USB Sluff: Slnrlvnt Coun- ciig llshvr. Gordon P4-'tvl'sel1 Ylfgilllil Potrallz . . Avtirily Night: Library Monilur. .lalnnvlt Svhuldl . . Uslwrg Angus! grurlualv. llolllxeu Svrilrner . . 01'1'lwst1'41: Urinivsg hiV!lIil'ilf'n1 Music Fvslirul: l'lY'if'lH1SIli,7Z Arnzistirv Day Pag- eunl. Wzlynv Svimllvr . . lfrmtlmll: lfnslrvlbnllg Trfwlf: A Choir: lllflljllll Club: lfnfs Quurlvllv: Swing Slrmfg ,-lrnzislirv Um' Pageuntg Rurliu Prnqrunzs: Honwrnnnz Presillvnlg Slngv lfrvu' Musir' l 0sli1'ul. Henri:-Ilan Sl'lt'Illll'4l . . Jflllllllfj' gI'lll1lllli0. Sc-lenu SllClNll'fl . . A Choir: Swing Shmr: iiNIlfi1'- ilyn: liiilfllfifllll Armislivv Huy Pugvnnl. J'-. W3 my, a E -. ,R ,..,v' ,E wx, iii'-5 i X X M ,S N X +S:1f,-'gym--l -.M .Q -ma, X fknfx eh Q .Q 'E yn., :Stax 3 i .- , e Blass Y Filninv Nolting . . Natir'iIy : 062:lx ' Staff: Swing Show: Twvlfll1 Nigllln: llrivrizlsliip: Camera Club B1ll'llAll'il Nlollgvl' . . l'll'lf'IlllSllllI, Flllllllff' anzl Pro- gram Comniillvvs: 1013 Chorus: Uriolvs: 4 Choir: Sl'lPIll'U Club, Treasurer: Swing Show: , .lrrnislicv Day' Pagvanlg Nuti1'ilv : Stutlvnt Loun- vil. .'lllf'I'll1lll'Q Sorial C0lIIl7llllfl0Q 0nS'cli Slaffg Quill anll Saroll: Ulympiarlg lfunfl: Music' Fosliralg lfppvr Ten PPI'l'Pl1l1 Senior fl0IlIl7llllP0. Chan'nulyne Olson . . Frienflsllipg Transfer from llivst lligll. Glen Olsen . . Swing Show: NaIi1'ity : Radio Pro- grams: U8:Ii Slajff: .4l'l7IlSllCf' Day Pageanlg Ili- l : Slage Crew: lf Choir. Betty Power . . Co-op. .lnnws Prire llornllly Rt'iIIilill'l . . lvIllil'llj'N2 Swing Show EXW'- l-lelvn Snnnflerf . . Swing Showg Twelfth Nigl1I g Friemlsliip: flugusl grarluaiv. llnnl S1llIlllit'l'S . . Co-op. lmroy Schaefer . . Ulympiarlg fpper Ten Perrent. llnrlys Svlnniclt . . Swing Slmwg Frienflslzipg 0Tll't lflll Night . .IRIIIIOS Srlnnillt M-rnu Maw Svllneenmn . . .flrnlislire Day Pageant: Swing Show l'sl1er. X X G . . VA 6. .. . 4 xi ulire and llwriling ll0lllllIlllf'l'SJ lfrivmlslrip. Sorial Committee. Svrrivv Colnmillev Chuirnmn: Slurlvnl Counvil .flllvrrlrzlvg HKU Slaff. News lfrliiorg fluflilorium flUllIlllllll'l': llonwroniing flHllllI1llll'l'. fill-l'llllll'lIIlll1j 0l1jf'r'Iionx f,l'I'l'l'llll'llN2 !lfllIlSlll'l' Day Pageant: ll inner. llumlmrlon Ualrs Conlvsl: Ulvmziarl: Radio ,,l'll'I'llllINQ lklwr: lowr T1-n A v n -- L li - ' lI0I'l'C'l1l: lnrlilor, ll oollvn Horse 5 Quill 4? Srrollg .. - - , - ,, Larlzes in lxvllrvllwrll : Masquvrs. Alive Ridder . . Nativity , liff'lllll1yPlQ Swing Show, lf.wr'111i1'v Commillac, lfusiness Cornmillvv Chair- nmng l l'i0llllSlllIJ. 'l'rvasurf'r. Program Conunillve Chairman. Menzlmrslzip Comrnillavq Snulvnl Coun- 4-il, 'l'rf-asurvr. Sorial Commiltveg Senior Claxs Sm-- retary: Junior Class Secrvtaryg Prom Ief'l'l'lIlllIl1, fl0l1IlI1lllPf'1 Ulynipiarlg Urrlwstra, Illll: llsllvr: l7.,4.R. RPlIl'PSl'llllllll70Q Trojan Staff. Division Erlilor: lfpper Ten Percent. Alulrvy Shook . . Fl'll'IlllSllllI: Canwra Club: Swing Show: lVali1'ily : lilbfllfllllll llonuwoniing Ton. lllnrylnml Shook . . Arlirily Niglil. Donnlcl Simon . . Swing Slzowg lfoollzallg llurvslling. Xvilliillll Siler Norman Slnnrt . . Co-opg Stage Crew. ,lannes Smith . . Swing Show. Q? 4' R Q ag , X .., ff 'Y .Q .Ja , 4' 'Tri' . J , v ,ai If Q .T ...W I inf' . 1-V s I sf 1 ae? I, mf 31 if A? 1' Q 1 i l 1 1 Virginia Smith . . Oriolesg B Choir: HA Clioirg lVativity g Music Festival. Marlys Stallman . . Camera Club: Library and Study Hall Commitleeg Friendshipg Homecoming Teag Senior Committee. Marilyn Swanson . . R Choir. Donna Jean Swehla . . Frienclslii 1' Librarian' Paint , , Lrewg Senior Committee. Ann Taylor . . January grafluate. Duane Thomas . . llanllg Orcliestrag Music Festival. .lay Thomas . . lfirestlingg Football: August grail- uate. Marian Timion . . Librariang Homecoming Tea: Senior Committee. Richard Tremhath . . Football: lVatii'ity : Stage Crew. Ralph Turner . . Banclg Orchestrag Golfg Traclfg Student Council Alternate. Betty Volhruck . . Friendshipg Twelfll1 Nighty. Shirley Wehher . . Swing Showg Librarian. Iona Weitnauer . . Swing Showg Librarian Mrxliitnr. .lack Weldoil . . Trojan Clubg llyrestlingg Student Council. Cherie Wells . . Nativily g Frienclship, Publicity Chairmang Art Club, Treasurer, Vice-Presizlentg Citizenship Committeeg Swing Showg Pygmalion g wfzvelfth Night . Edwin Wenthe . . Drill Staffg Trackg Armistice Day Pageantg Stamp Council. Don Wentworth . . January grarluale. Charles Wlhealer . . Track: Football: Swing Shmcg Stage Crewg Usliering Committeeg Student Coun- cil Alternateg Armistice Day Pageant. Barbara Wirkey . . Frienrlslzipg 01Q:B Staffg Swing Showg Armistice Day Pageant. Darrell Wickham . . Student Councilg Haxketballg Baseballg Swing Slioicg Football: Stage Crewg Auditorium Committee. Mary Ann Willyer O William Ylilvlwn . . Swing Show: ORB SHI-ff: l 'iNllfil'lfj',,I .'Tll'PIflll Nigllfu: Slurlvnt lfnurzril Siump fl0lllll'il. O X-i'lYil Vilillvl' O llc-rl Willforcl. Jr. . . Hi-Y: Slamp Cnuncilg Home- rvnm Prvxiflvllf: Armislive Day PHQPHIIY. I ,lllllllllil Yvnlf . . Urinlvs: Au Clmirg s6Nllfil'ifj',.I Musir' Fvsliz-nl: Sluflvnl lfouuvil Allvrnulo. C Paul Worlev . . SIIUIPIII lfuunvilg Arnzisiirv Day Pagvunl. I Russell Xoung . . Fonllmll: 7'r1u'l:g Trojan Clubg Swing Slunv. O William lelll C RlI'llill'1l Mu-Kelvie O S1-ntl Monljny O .lolul Morpln-w O Xllaerl Nic-lwn O .lolm Nvtly 0 l',lAlI1'rl l'llu' O lA'0llill'll Uilllll'l'0I1 O l.m'e-n 'xllllilll1'l' Graduate 1946 .Y0 T P110 T011 ILI PHEII O Rivllalrd Cfllllgilll Q Floyd Nun-011 enior in .125- anal 'G X ui Armed John Ackerman Robert Adams Elmer Allman Warren Amfahr Harry Arthur Paul Bagley Harry Beebe Jerry Brees James Bresson Frank Britton .lark Bruner John Clemann Lester Courtney Gail DeLong Marlin Eighmey Max Elliott David Fike Clifford Frye .lark Gemmell Virgil Hunemiller William .Iarkson ,lohn Kane Eugene Kroenevke Feree Grade N0 T PHO TIIGRA PIIEII O Dedrirk Lewis O Ulysses I. M1'Donald O Rudolph Martin I Wilhert Matthias I Arthur Murray I Roger Murray O William Nauman O Samuel Nicol O Leland Perry O Robert Shaw O Lorwin Shook O Marvin Shreve O Frank Smith O Larry Sommars I Wernold Stahlhut O Edward Stewart 0 Robert Taber C Pleasant Talley I Donald Vanston O Justin White O Leonard Widdell O Dean Wilson I Delbert Wood Acknowledgment Harry A. llollett. . . . . .Photography Vlfaterloo Daily Courier. . . ...... Sports Des Moines Register ................... String Show Gwynne NVest0n, Waterloo Engraving and Service Co. Joseph P. SCllllY, Stewart-Simmons Printing Co. ate H'-'- liiw -I K 5 eilffg ji.: .'.?N,.r' , - , , ,. F :fl Y , . G' 'QEB54 . .. . im -J., '--W ML! ji h j.,-,,' v'f'- f .e .:,1'4, '- ,X Hr 2411 'E , I , g' .4 ..g:, 4. if V 5.0 Tj W,-., r., z 1, 3.5-5- rgg, 'Imp :Lf ' 'N 1 .- l X 4 N 1 ' .. ..,x -V H vg 3, , .,,..,. . . .T . :. ' , lt -,Wm . 5 .Ur - w 'WY J vp: Na. 0 1 U 1 ,4 'pr 1 P i1?M'.5' '- ' ,r:,.-:Q 34 - -. GF '..,- .1 1 . 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