East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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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.

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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.

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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