East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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liuidinq lflur Interests Two facility members who undoubtedly contact more students at East high than any others are Leonard Raffensperger, vice-prin- cipal, and Miss Edna Lenicek, co-ordinator of student activities. in addition to assisting Principal Charles Hoffman in setting the policies of the school. 'iRatf is well-known for his direction of the entire athletic program which includes coach- ing footlrall. He serves as chairman of the faculty guidance committee and concentrates on questions of veteran administration. The friendly mentor keeps tab on each students permanent record and supervises scheduling. He received his B. S. and M. A. degree from the State University of Iowa. Acting as advisor for student council and its committees. Miss Lenicek is in the midst if W Wvell-known for their cordial hospitality to their many friends are the genial Hoffmans at home at 812 Steely street. of the whirl of activities at East. The entire extra-curricular program is under her ef- ficient direction. She aids the new sophomores in adjust- ing themselves to high school life hy helping provide a program of activities which give them a chance to express themselves. She has a B. A. and ll. A. degree from the State Uni- versity of lowa. Eaxlonians lllN.'llj'S find student ad- zrisors Leonard Raffensperger and Edna Lenieek ready tn counsel them an pertinent problems. ni

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llutlininq Th lmportant factors in developing the program of the VVaterloo schools are Superintendent ,lack Nl. Logan and Principal Charles L. Hoff- man. During the year Mr. Logan had the op- portunity of making an air tour of industry. Talking to the personnel directors in charge of training new employees in plants in East- ern cities he gained greater insight on the employer-employee problem. From their criti- cisms he suggested that the co-op program could he extended and a course in spelling and simple arithmetic he set up for students who fail to meet certain standards. Adjusting the program to current needs Principal Charles Hoffman and Superintendent ,luck Logan rliscuss significant administrative problems and make decisions that guide East students through their secondary school experiences. H Program is only one of many tasks confronting Wir. Logan as he directs educational policies. Wicll-known at East is its genial principal, Wir. Hoffman. Besides guiding the faculty and student body through the educative activities of the school, he is a member of the executive board of the Iowa State Education associa- tion, where he represents the teachers of Northeast Iowa. This past year Mr. Hoffman has lieen par- ticularly plcased with the outstanding spirit of East's athletic teams in co-operating to surinount various difficultiesg he is constantly Working to promote such an enthusiastic spirit of co-operation between faculty and students. Here the Logans spend a comfortable evening at their home on Alta Vista with their young- est son, Mike. Their other son, Jack, an alumnus of East, is community manager at Antioch college.

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The Direct Learning LUCILLE NASH University of Iowa, B.A.g Drake University, M.A. lllerchandising, Coordinator of Co-operative Part-time Sales and Office Students FLORENCE BLACK Iowa State Teachers College, BA. Vocational English, American Literature Advisor of Y-Teen Club MARJORIE LAUBSCHER University of Iowa, B.A.g Columbia University, lVI.A. World History MAE H. KENNY University of Iowa, B,A. Language in Contemporary Life, American Literature Advisor of Orientation Committee PERRY A. LONG Hastings College, B.A.g State University of Iowa, Grad uate W'ork Speech and English Advisor of Social Committee and Masquers Club GEORGE LEEBL University of lilinnesota, lifl.-X. General Mettlls, Trade and Industrial Co-op Advisor of Stage Crew HUGH LOGAN Iowa State Teachers College. BA.g University of Iowa, M..-K. Woodworlfing, Vocational Wfoodshop MRS. ARLETTA R. KOBER iowa State Teachers College, BA. Shorthand I, II, Ill, Office Co-op.. Bookkeeping I Advisor of Sovial Committee