East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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6'0,vir1g with Go fmsfs i .4 Although they didn't appear before the footlights in the actual productions, the light, stage and costume crews were in the background of every performance. All three crews made outstanding con- tributions to the show with the unique stage setting, the contrasting lights and the novel costumes. S. Schermer, R. Behrens, D. Flanders, B. Reints, M, Reed, J. Friedley, H. Goodwin, S. Harnack, D. Smith and L. Zimmerman meet to toss around ideas which eventually evolve into the swing show. The act the audience never sees take brooms in hand to clear the traces of sawdust from the set. It's time out to check details on a scale model of the set as crewmen group around it. These herns must be even, say the costume com- mittee as they make a final survey for necessary alterations before opening night.