East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

'Y KX 1 ' 2 0 1 9 1 ,. .4-,hi THE IHHJHN EDITORIAL STAFF BARBARA HOWERY Q Editor MARLYN PAUL Senior Editor BETTY BECK Junior Editor AUDREY GUNNELL VIRGINIA HUDSON Sophomore Editors NANCY WILSON Section Editor PEGGY SORENSEN Section Editor ROBERTA YOCOM Faculty Editor RICHARD JOHNSON Sports Editor BOB LIPPERT Student Photographer SHIRLEY RIEG Typist PAT KEIIE Copyreader BUSINESS STAFF VAN BARRON Business Manager SPEROS TRAVLOS Circulation Manager Advertising Solicitors: JOAN ADAMS HELEN BEEBE BARBARA DIRKSEN RONALD HALL WYNDHAM HUNT JIM JENSEN CAROLYN KUENSTLING CAROL STEDMAN JOYCE WOOLEY ROBERTA YOGOM M1952 Tubliohed by the otuclento of Qaot :leigh School, qnaterloo, Sousa Relax in your favorite chair and enjoy a full year of Treasured Views, broadcast directly from station E H S. The program, sponsored by students and faculty, was staged in the Halls of Troy. Keep your eyes on the screen as the cameras focus on work behind the scenes, as well as on the stage. 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You'll find brains and brawn, enthusiasm and energy, loyalty and laughter as you look at the parade of would-be stars. I- A, Y, n .X i 1 w J v 1 1 1 N , La nmwwMwX.mmm:L,w, wczwsxmv'Qfzzw1awwg,fw,,,,.w1.'Q.. 'W - f ,, .L ,'Ug,,,' 1 as-gr:-mwgsf-xwy' - , mp g if f f- , I -, f , ' , W f ponooring the Qproduction Master engineer of the Waterloo Public School system is Superintendent of Schools lack M. Logan. RIGHT: Miss Lorraine Rose, secretary to the superintendent, confers with her student assist- ant, B. Howery, an East senior. Board of Education TOP ROW: C. Robert Wfalker, Francis La Barre, treasurer, Cordon Spry, Dr. R. S. Gerard, E. A. Ralston, secretary and business manager. BOTTOM ROW: Wm. A. Dewees, president, Phillips Taylor, Mrs. H. W. Rehcler, S. R. Seidler. V -r -A .rn.4x1l .fsQV:.NQ:.,,. : it f swsadnmpmmwwwsmma .1 W.-H M :w..nnm,aw.Mm1. , 1 1 f ,. irectinq the cper ormance Occupying the director's chair behind the cam- eras is Charles L. Hoffman, principal of East High School. When Lawrence Carlock, vice-principal, is not teaching social studies, he can be found in the office ready to advise students on their problems. LEFT: A vitally important member of the faculty is Miss Edna Lenicek, co-ordinator of activi- ties and girls' advisor. Miss Lenicek, in the midst of all East activities, spends much of her time advising the student council, East's policy-making body. RIGHT: Thomas A. Lind, director of the athletic program, proves especially popular as head basketball coach. Mr. Lind is also boys' advisor and assistant baseball coach. dw Kilim H if wwwlavsmiwii A Xi .2 W Z R W'!'FE'?' ncourccging :Baa-me Odbalafies RUTH BEHRENSr 'V0C31 M11SiCn IVwlivify, JAMES L. GORDON: Director of Band and Swing Ch01'US1 FQSUVHL SPUUS Concert- Orchestra, Teacher of Instrumental Music, MARY BUDWEG: shorthand, Secretarial Swing Band' Office Co-opg Advisor of Social Committee, Friendship Club. ERMA PRIZLER: Spanish, Frcnchg Advisor of Olympiad, Friendship Club. MARK J. FLANDERS: American Historyg Director of Visual Education, Advisor of EDNA MAE R1TTENH0U5E3,EHg1iSh4 Camera Club, Chairman of Senior Home- Sponsor of Ushers at School Activities. room Sponsors. LORRAINE SHERRER: Typingg Advisor of VELMA OLDER: Biology. Orientation Committee, Friendship Club. TOP ROW: Mr. Gordon, Miss Behrens, Miss Prizler, Miss Budweg. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Sherrer, Miss Rittenhouse, Miss Older, Mr. Flanders. Ealancing the wrogram FLORENCE BLACK: English: Advisor of Friendship Club, Orientation Committee. M. F. KEMMERER: Vocational Metals. GEORGE LEEBL: General Metals, Trade and Industrial Co-op: Construction Activities for: Homecoming, Swing Show, Junior-Senior Prom. RALPH LEMOINE: Ofiice Practice, High School Business Manager. RICHARD MEYERHOFF: Driver Educa- tion, Advisor of Conservation Club. ESTHER A. OLESON: Art, Advisor of Art Club, Homecoming Committee, Publicity and Promotions Committee. A. T. PARCHETA: Chemistry, Physics: Ad- visor of Social Committee, Science Club. ELVA TUCKER: World History: Advisor of Orientation Committee. TOP ROW: Mr. LeMoine, Miss Oleson, Mr. Meyerhoyff, Mr. Parcheta. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Leebl, Miss Tucker, Miss Black, Mr. Kemmerer. Synchronizing the :faction LILLIAN M. ENLOW: Library Scienceg Ad- visor of Library Council. MARJORIE LAUBSCHER: World Historyg Advisor of Citizenship Committee. JUANITA LININGER: School Nurse. HUGH L. LOGAN: Woodworking I and II, Vocational Woodworking. AUGUST J. LUKES: Bookkeeping, Business Law, Secretarial Practiceg Advisor of Hi-Y. VERN MCCOY: Boys' Physical Educationg Coach of Reserve Wrestling, Sophomore Foot- ball. ANNA MAE WACK: Girls' Physical Educa- tion, Swimmingg Sponsor of Cheerleaders, Girls' Intramurals. MURRAY WIER: Boys' Physical Educationg Coach of Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball. TOP ROW: Mr. McCoy, Miss Wack, Mr. Wier, Mrs. Lininger. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Logan, Mr. Lukes, Miss Enlow, Miss Laubscher. eharting the .Sequence MARIE CAMPBELL: English, Lating Ad- visor of Olympiad. CLEO MARTIN: English, Junior Class Faculty Chairmang Advisor of Wooden Horse, Publicity and Promotions Committee. MARJORIE SAEGER: English, Spanish, Ad- visor of Friendship Club, Publicity and Pro- motions Committee. LEO SMITH: American History, Coach of Sophomore Football, Junior High Basketball. RUSSELL STARR: Drafting. ROGER P. STEPHENS: Consumer Educa- tion, Business Arithmetic, Physical Educa- tiong Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach. LEOLA STROPE: American History, Bible, Geometry. GRATA THORNE: Homemaking, Director of Homemaking in Public Schools. TOP ROW: Mrs. Saeger, Miss Strope, Miss Thorne, Mr. Stephens. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Smith, Miss Martin, Miss Campbell, Mr. Starr. ' V fy ff V f w 's..sM,.sxw7: rompting the emit JACK ANDERSON: English, Speech, Advisor of Masquers, Director of Drama and Radio. MARGUERITE BLOUGH: Journalism, American Literature, Head of English Department, Advisor of Trojan, Orange and Black, Quill and Scroll. WARD M. COWLES: Printing, Voca- tional Printingg Advisor of Publicity and Promotions Committee. RODNEY G. GORMLY: Coach of Track and Junior High School Football, Gen- eral Science at East Junior High. HELEN M. KNOCHE: Sales Co-op, Nurse Aide Co-op, Office Co-op. LOIS LOCKMILLER: Orchestra. JOYCE MALLER: Homemaking. MARILYN MARLOW: English, Speech, Sponsor of Waits in Nativity, Advisor of Social Committee. DAVIS NATVIG: Wrestling Coach, Physical Education at East Junior High. WILLIAM J. VVATERS: Vocational Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra III, Solid Geometry, College Algebra, Trig- onometry, Football Assistant, Coach of Baseball. FIRST ROW: Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Lockmiller. SECOND ROW: Miss Marlow, Mrs. Maller. THIRD ROW: Miss Knoche, Miss Blough. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Waters, Mr. Cowles. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Natvig, Mr. Gormly. 12- 5 LEFT: Mrs. Marjorie Aldrich, secretary to Mr. Hoffman, finds time to help students with questions about sched- ules, required credits or high school records. RIGHT: With the duties of attendance officer, Mrs. Vivian Artus spends her time in room 118 recording absences and giving admits to class. ABOVE: We record a glimpse of the genial nature of Principal Charles Hojfman as we stop him on his way into the building. call in the gcqfo orlz LEFT: Directing the cameras through the year and always eager to catch unusual shots is Mark Flanders, school photographer. UPPER RIGHT: Swing Show time finds many of the faculty taking on the added responsibility of creating costumes for the production. LOWER RIGHT: Putting grade books and pencils aside, Miss Budweg and Miss Marlow at- tended the Halloween party in twin disguise. - 13 Q I 'F eeEiS2.2l2I.2.lLlxA33D3S':i2S,i' M14ksSf5i35i94?3 Zf23x52k55 iP' W 4 K S E Sophomore Openhouse is an annual event that gives the parents of sophomores and new students a chance to become acquainted with the school and faculty. After the guests visited classrooms and listened to a program in the auditorium, refreshments were served in the cafeteria. Urienting to ew Role Tom Lindss llomeroom-9A Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Ken Thorp, Sherwin Everding, Charles Clark, Forrest Bentley, Sharon Baker, Janice Brigson, Jack Dietz, Roger Meythaler, Don Ticknor, Talena Perton, Lorraine Steffen, Judy Schneider, Sandra Sloan, Bill White, Barbara McDonald. SECOND ROW: Judy Jorgensen, Dick Leraaen, Eddy Willingham, Jim Judas, Ruth Beard, Ronald Gardner, Charles Burkett, Lawrence Bentley, Gauen McNamee, Gladys Adams, Ferdinand Vick, Darrell Smith, Pat Edsill, Barbara Held, Bob Kinnear. Richard Meyerhoif's Homeroom-10B Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Vonda Mollenhauer, Joan Strudthojf, Jareth McMechan, Delight Foote, Bob Patten, .lack Larson, Jean Eschweiler, Frank Bloomquist, Judy Diehl, Arlene Sorenson, Robert Orton, Carol Johnson, Pat Sheldahl, Jacqueline Neff, Ardyce Schake. SECOND ROW: Eddy Baier, Eugene Graham, Nancy DuBois, Carol Allen, Louis Kroenecke, David Bailey, Lowell Camp, Dick Wolf, Richard Harris, Tom Beach, Elaine Hillman, Phyliss Huntley, Sandra Bulman. Not pictured: Curtis Potwin. ,-152.134 n rfw. umm Miss Budweg discusses the homeroom conference records with V. Hudson. These records are kept for each student through his high school career and are then filed in the ofice as part of the cumulative report on his educational progress. Miss Leola Str0pe9s llomeroom-l0B Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Larry Halpin, Rose Anne Murray, Glor- ious Heideman, Marlene Wilkinson, Elton Davison, Bob Ahlhelm, Bob Rosenkrans, Norbert Carman, Phyllis Tielebein, Doris Miller, Joyce Gilbert, Carol Palmer. SECOND ROW: Pat Barron, Sydney Brody, Tom Kies, Richard Gramenz, Bill Shirley, Tom Wait, Wayne Bruch, Ronald Andrews, Darrell Jensen, Gary Scog- gin, Lesley Gates, Connie Egemo, Donna Luethje, Judy Steffen, Jackie Nolan. Not pictured: Roger Davis. Surveying the Gene Jack Anders0n's llomeroom-10B Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Tom Mills, Tommy Stephenson, Bur- dette Eggleston, Wilma Hughes, Sharron Feese, Peg Severson, Dolores Toutant, Irene Bingaman, Marilyn Kirkland, Ora Jean Phillips, Patty Ham, Joan Schleus- ner, Rebecca Tovar, Patsy Nagel, Pollie Gillette. SECOND ROW: Don Lyons, Bob Bird, Charles Wan- dro, Jack Smith, Eddie Parkes, Glen DeBeer, Ronald Carroll, Ronald Garner, Jim Jensen, Darwin Beatty, Bonnie Heidt, Ruth Regenold, Juanita Arnaman, Rose Ann Ross, Delbert Akers. if 1ZlTJ,x:ela::a.u , , . . M, ff, et Miss Lorraine Sherrer's llomeroom-10B FIRST ROW: Dick Hauersperger, Robert Briden, Jerry Stealy, Lavonne Rasmussen, Ida Hughes, Laurene Skattum, Margaret Clark, Audrey Gunnell, Jeanette Petersen, Virginia Wade, Jacqueline Palmby, Delores Puhl, .loanne Thompson, Ora Howard. Creating llriginal Script Miss Mary Budweg's llolneroom-10B Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Pat Sloan, Mary Betts, Darlene Wag- ner, Jim Rookaird, Earl Hicok, Joanne Hicok, Joanne McDowall, Dianne Damro, Kenny Seeley, Dick Mur- ray, Paul Britzman, Don Palmer, Orin Thompson, Pat Bercier. SECOND ROW: Colleen Noble, Betsy Joyce, Joyce Ede, Winnie Steenbergen, Virginia Hudson, Dick Rausch, David Geick, Lester Faust, Richard Wichert, Victor Kupka, Eldon Bargloff, Lloyd Loy, Dick Heaton, Pat Jarosh, Mary Peverill. Not pictured: Dick Locke, Ronald Hall. SECOND ROW: Charles French, Jim Muir, Maynard Barber, Arthur Anderson, James Benjamin, Richard Kudelka, Charles Rogers, Jack Garrett, Dean Lively, James Ackey, Caryl Nielsen, Dick Dahl, Carolyn Dim- mitt, Patricia Bisdorf, Yvonne Fairholm. Miss Marilyn Marlowfs llomeroom- l 0B Lower Picture FIRST ROVV: Don Maxhelrl, Bob Hasty, Marilyn Ricketts, Ann Curtis, Edith Swope, Carol Lee Allen, Eleanor Dilley, Faye Exline, Marion Baker, Euonne Zeran, Dorothy Pries, Pat Bedard, John Neith, Dick Leet. SECOND ROW: Delva Clausman, Norma Krueger, Wayne Spears, Bob Sheldon, Bill Hutchins, Jerry Johnson, Gene Fortune, Rae Burr, Willie Montgomery, Bob Versluis, John Gavigan, Laverne Patterson, Paul Hitt, Nancy White, Marlys Crummer. Not pictured: Leslie Decker, Wendell Schmidt. Miss Marjorie Laubscherts llomeroom-l0ll FIRST ROW: Loretta LaPlount, Joyce Brunko, Donna Aschenbrenner, Patricia Parks, David McCready, Larry Mitchell, Arthur Sears, Joe Wardlow, Carl Renz, Howard Decker, Mary Oetting, Meryl Natvig, Shirley Vaughn, Samella Sanders, Nancy Emken. Dliss Velnla Illderfs llomeroonl-10B Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Ronnie Ransom, Nancy Cusmano, Marlys Burrill, Dick Mead, Cletis Weitnauer, Georgia Wagner, Miriam Spry, Patricia Shuster, Vivian Grif- fith, Charlene Bannister, Shirley Beebe, Pat Fagerlind, Van Esther Hayes, Don Fouts, Eugene Lightfield. SECOND ROW: Rose Mary Joblinske, Esther Dilley, Yvonne Pecenka, Bruce Morgan, Mike Boyd, Harold Allen, Jerry Burk, Robert Pries, Gerald Dunn, Robert Krueger, Wesley Hartson, Warren Waddell, Georganna Rieg, Darlene Tann. Not pictured: Gunnar Hattrup. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Philp, Evelyn Black, Sylvia Catchpool, Bernice Handlen, Donald Jessen, Clarence Fecht, Robert Stifler, Ronald James, Norman Glaze- brook, Francis Tovar, Lloyd lffillbrandt, Margaret Williams, Barbara Battle, Wyndham Hunt. Not pictured: Jack Klein. Watching for Cue Lawrence Garlock' Home room- l 0B Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Julia Altanis, Bonny Lininger, Connie Jacoby, Janice Grimm, Patricia Morrison, Mary Ann Shepard, Mary J. Westemeier, Bob Thomas, Jack Dot- son, Phyllis Miller, Marlys Wherry, David Hattrup, John Padget, Donna Barber, Shirley Joyce. SECOND ROW: Joan Schultz, Shirley Waddle, Car- men Dimmitt, Marlys Siler, Bob Cutsforth, Leslie Perry, Jack Niedert, Vern Nelson, Beryl Kruse, Dar- rell Gaede, Gene Byerly, Bob Holmes, Donn Buck, Louis Abben, Betty Boyd, Jean Brelsford. Not pictured: Larry Evans. The volleyball team from Miss Florence Black's homeroom took top honors by winning the school championship of the girls' inter-homeroom competition. They are P. Huch, D. Tann, E. Fugerlind, J. Howery, J. Cutler, B. Theroith, I. Wetzel, R. Wright, W. Hemsath. Preparing for the Spotlight Bliss Ruth Behrens' llomeroom-l 0B Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Marguerite Ortiz, Marlyne Schaack, Lorna Rice, Ruth Atkinson, Herbert Mohler, Jim Townsend, ,lack Huntley, Darwin Plung, Russell W'oellert, Bill Anderson, Audrey Patten, Arlene Smock, Norma Buck. SECOND ROW: ,Io Sheeley, Darlene Warren, Betty Tarr, Dick Larrew, Richard Deeds, ,lim Neesen, Mar- jorie Heronimus, Warren Erickson, Royce Campbell, Barbara Blackman, Shirley Charles, Scott Buehrer, Darald Gorsuch, Shirley Albertson, Joyce Stocks. Not pictured: John Kramer, ,lean Bauman. Miss Florence Blaek's Homeroom-l0A Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Connie Davis, Roberta Lourie, Yvonne Reed, Ruth Wright, Marlys Neidert, Francis Shaw, Richard Siglin, Terry Andreassen, Raymond Reinard, Gene Redman, Pat Quigley, Edna Mae Fagerlind, Irene Wetzel, Doris Tann, Wanda Hemsath, Mae West, Pauline Huch. SECOND ROW: Danny Oliver, Richard Nielson, Jeri Howery, .loan Adams, Florence Smith, Duane Nott- ger, Merritt Wright, Wayne Billings, David Heide- man, Kenny Salyer, Bill Jenkins, Judy Cutler, Carolyn Sexton, Pat Morehead, Betty Hollingsworth, Bette Theroith. ,,,m..lgu1vw..X - s-Er--' -my-3-vw -:-up-wwwnx-s-'nr Junior Council FIRST ROW: E. Mussett, B. Buhrow, D. Miller, D. Rice, T. Patterson, M. Maillie. SECOND ROW: S. Cross, M. Moser, G. Cooper, S. Gentle, C. Earle, I. Shepard, ,l. Witt, A Harper, B. Button, B. Harper, P. Grijith, A. Grosse, W. Gesell. Not pictured: R. Yocom, R. Hall, S. Taylor, J. McNamee, R. Johnson, R. Wright. Miss Cleo Martilfs Ilomeroom-l IB Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Mary Huck, Pat Griffith, Elaine Carl- son, Rosemary Davison, Miriam Maillie, Grant Durnil, Pat Conners, Ronald Nanlce, Rosemary Van Arsdale, Delores Metcalf, Janet Weekley, Marla Bartholomew, Beverly Wood. SECOND ROW: Thomas Schmitt, Darlys Briner, Ardith Carling, Mary Cook, Donna Harrison, Charles Anders, Harold Warren, Allen Shahan, Merlin Smock, Willis Balkman, William Roethler, Ronald Stone, Frank Zarifis. Not pictured: Terry Patterson. Priming for Major Role George I.eebl's Ilomeroom-l IB Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Dauetta Williams, Twyla McDowell Betty Beck, Joyce Wooley, Nancy Chapman, Mara grethe Sorensen, Betty Butler, Marlene Moser, Bar bara Hilton, Thelma Hack, Marilyn Love, Barbara Lamberson, Winnie Gesell. SECOND ROW: John Nosko, Donald Frank, Harold Andrews, Eugene Crowe, Glenn Eickelberg, John Baier, .lack Royer, Ronnie Sadler, James Moss, Ray Back, Curtis Harper. Not pictured: Van Manson. Anthony Parehetafs llomeroom-l l A FIRST ROW: Marlys Buck, Judy Shaw, Duane Beard, James Morkel, Tom Fouts, Jo Ann Leash, Olabell Reed. SECOND ROW: Anna Reifsteck, Robert Hillock, Alvin Harper, Jack Vanderbilt, Francis Breckunitch, W'estley Goodsell, Ruby Beener Arter, Sylvia Taylor. Not pictured: Warren White. liehear ing for Top Billing Miss Grata Thorne's llomeroom-l IB Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Shirley Cross, Alvin Gerholdt, Arlene Vaughn, Helen Beebe, Eddie Denton, Marcella Eic- horst, Allen Baker, Sharlene Trego, Ervin Krieger, Robert Purdy, Marlyn Lobeck, Betty Lewis, Margaret Paz, Patricia Jenkins, Laura Anderson. SECOND ROW: Richard Johnson, Harold Thompson, Leonard Snowden, Richard Foote, Byron White, Wen- dell Nolting, Danny Miller, Betty Bresson, Russell Rolinger, Kenny Hack, Daryl Black, Max Zwanziger, Marlys Bush. Not pictured: Jim Mathes, Stanley Kaffogles. Miss Marie Campbell's Ilomeroom-l IB Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Dorothy Miller, Jeri Reisinger, Marilyn Kenyon, Rosemary Parks, Jerome Sweats, John Cut- ler, Harry Button, Kaye Young, Dennis Musgrove, Cary Ormord, Evelyn Melick, Joyce Grimm, Pauline Lyshik, May Back, Donna Leith. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Trost, Harold Brace, Duane Hull, James Stark, James Hall, Irvin Martin, John Engleman, Robert Bryant, Richard Clabby, Ila Shep- ard, Laura Beach, Lorraine Lindholm, Frances Buck, Patricia Gorman, Roberta Yocom, Barbara Dirksen. Not pictured: James Holton. Roger Stephens, Ilonleroonn-l l A FIRST ROW: James Jones, Mary Peyton, Ruberta Beener, Nancy Brietske, Joyce McNamee, Nora Sanders, Gwendolyn Cooper. SECOND ROW: Charles Baskerville, Elizabeth Burk, Harry Clemmensen, Lyle Smith, Richard Spry, Dean Kothenbeutel, Bruce Hibben, Ella Linstrom. Miss Esther 0les0n9s Ilomeroom-l IB Upper Picture FIRST ROW: Clarice Stoneman, ,loan Bachtell, Ann Grosse, ,lane Wood, Donna Rohmer, ,lean Schoer, Beverly Mulgrew, Shirley Gentle, Riddell Noble, Bar- bara Beck, William Ehlert, Bob White, Ronald Heaton. SECOND ROW: George Makedonski, Marialyce 0'Connor, Cherylann Carroll, Jack Kuper, Marvin Welsh, Norman Bandfield, James Johnson, Roger Tan- sey, Joe Morehouse, James Zarifis, Ramona Deeds, Max Jordan, Billie .lean Miller. Not pictured: Leo Kohlscheen. tudying for Advancement Mis Elva Tucker' Homeroom- l IB Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Valeria Boies, Shirley Speer, Phyllis Makinster, ,lack Wragner, Richard Wright, Leon Lamprecht, Max Brown, Bill Button, Edward Hurley, Gary Williams, Charles Gardner, DeWayne Mingus, Ida Lubert, Barbara Marmie, Reta Eldridge. SECOND ROW: Sally Shade, Edna Mae Cunningham, Dorothy Self, Marlene Rehm, Eugene Christensen, Robert Peterson, Duane Pagel, David Bender, Paul Ryan, Danny Holdiman, Robert Goodenbour, Dennis Smithling, Helen Wvestemeier, Patricia Kehe, Rose- mary Archer. Not pictured: Robert Hall. ae. V W. Gesell, junior council member from George Leebl's homeroom, collects junior dues from R. Sadler, R. Sutton, B. Hilton and N. Chapman. Junior dues are used to finance the Junior-Senior Prom, and any money left is to be used for the Senior Dinner next year. Working Tor ard Higher Goal Miss Edna May llittenhouseis llomeroom-l l B Upper Picture FIRST ROW: ,lady Myers, Marilyn Vandaver, Diane Rice, Louise Tyler, Pauline Schmitt, Bruce Babcock, Nadine Campbell, David Tansey, Robert Damme, Mil- ton Gary, Lavina McKee, Ruby Younlcer, Gene Flint, Bernadine Jones, Frances Paterson. SECOND ROW: Virginia Kinzler, Leroy Steffen, Catherine Earle, Darold Thorne, Frederick Baker, Blaine LeMoine, James Witt, Richard Greenlee, Alvin Ayers, Richard Cook, Harvey Brasel, William Phen- nicie, Burnell Bulman, Patricia Faust. Not pictured: Marlys Monter. Miss Lillian Enl0w's llomeroom-l l B Lower Picture FIRST ROW: Sally LaTier, Beverly M. Wood, Shir- ley Siglin, Evelyn Mussett, Verlaine Meier, Carol Sted- man, Darlene Howrey, Pat Huebner, ,Ioan Garrabrant, DaNae Hansen, Ellen Perry, Dixie Cagley, Eugene Pfalzgraf, Clifford Phillips, ,lack Farris. SECOND ROW: Bruce Youngberg, Rodney Reinert- son, Larry Lee, Leroy Brandes, Robert Harper, Dale Dally, William Buhrow, Douglas Baker, Gail Trost, Carolyn Kuenstling, Loretta Walker, Curtis Swoboda, Jerry Greelis, Ivan Sauer. Although he is a graduate of a high school in China, Chuck Wong, pictured here with B. Roethler, is studying English at East High to become familiar with the language and customs of our country. Highlighting the Gene September 4, 1951, found 860 Eastonians 1eaving care-free summertime pleasures to seek major roles to be cast at station E H S during 1951 and 1952. Senior Council SEATED: B. DeSmidt, I. Reinhart, B. Brackin, D. UPPER: Looking over the program listing awards in the national Scholastic-sponsored art competition are three East High key winners. S. Rieg received two firsts, L. Nichols received one first and R. Yocom received a first. LOWER: Pausing a moment from their task of send- ing Christmas cards to faculty and other schools are Z. Patten, R. Piehl, R. Guy, M. Paul and J. Haven- strite, members of the orientation committee. Most numerous were sophomores, who num- bered 364. The junior register listed 268 and the senior, 228. Buck, S. Brown, C. Hansen, D. Kalkis. STANDING: B. Hilmer, I. Truax, R. Crigith, M. Vich, 1. Halpin, S. Travlos, .l. Rathbun, S. Iossie, I. Thompson, N. Wilson. canning Special Quanta Esc? UPPER: Measuring for caps and gowns brings assurance that graduation days are not too far distant. UPPER CENTER: B. Heppe, B. DeSmidt and S. Charles touch up the decorations in the cafeteria to add a festive note for the Kitchen Kick-of, held before one of the football games. LOWER CENTER: Seniors show mixed feelings while waiting for their patches to be applied. The patch test to detect latent tuberculosis is given to all seniors as one feature of the health program. LOWER: Beaming definite approval of her senior ring is D. Sargent as she displays it to C. Meier, with whom she's been in homeroom for three years. 24- t 6513952 S. Brown, C. Hansen, D. Buck and B. Brackin take a moment from their duties to flash the smiles and display the personalities that make them popular senior officers. CAROL ALBEE: Student Councilg Swing Showg Junior Councilg Usherg Librariang Co-opg January Graduate. BRUCE AMBLE: Trackg Footballg Wres- tlingg Trojan Clubg Social Committeeg Pub- licity and Promotions Committeeg Student Councilg Prom Committeeg Swing Showg Stage Crewg Bandg Orchestrag Intramurals. JAMES W. ANDERSON: Swing Showg Light Crewg Senior Councilg Art Clubg Paint Crewg Footballg Trackg January Graduate. PHYLLIS J. ANDERSON: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Friendship Club. Albee Amble Archer Augustson MADELINE ARMSTRONG: Usher. GENE ARCHER: Co-opg Intramuralsg Bandg Stage Crewg Basketballg Golf. RICHARD D. AUGUSTON ALICE BAKER: Usherg IOB Chorusg Janu- ary Graduate. VAN BARRON: Nativityg Baseballg Trojang Student Council. SHIRLEY ANN BAUMANN: 10B Chorus Friendship Clubg Prom Committee. J. Anderson P. Anderson Armstrong Baker Barron Baumann -25 7 Beatty Beener B oclell B mckin GVVENDOLYN BEATTY: Friendship Clubg Transfer, Spirit Lake Consolidated School, Spirit Lake, Iowa, 19513 August Graduate. RUBERTA MAY BEENER: Co-opg Homecoming Committeeg August Graduate. RUBY MAY BEENER: Homeroom Oiiicerg Student Council, Deceased. CAROL BERTCH: 10B Chorusr, Co-op. DOROTHY ANN BISHOP: Nativityg Girls' Choirg 10B Chorusg Co-op. CHARLES RAYMOND BODELL: Swing Showg Choirg Baseballg Hi-YQ Co-op. BONNIE BRACKIN: Student Councilg Bandg Nativity, Swing Show, Citizenship Committeeg Pub- licity and Promotions Committeeg Junior Councilg Prom Committeeg Prom Attendantg 0 Kc B5 Trojang Co-chairman Homecoming Committeeg Drum Majorg Quill and Scrollg Two Blind Mice, Senior Class Secre- taryg Planning Committee. MARVIN JEAN BRAUN: Bandg Publicity and Pro- motions Committeeg Debate Cluhr, Co-chairman Home- coming Committeeg Student Councilg Stage Crew. CONNIE BRODY: Art Clubg Olympiadg Choirg Girls' Choirg Student Councilg Library Councilg Librariang Nativityg Usherg Friendship Cluhg Public- ity and Promotions Committeeg 10B Chorusg Home- elaoo 7 , .52 Beener B ertch Bishop Braun Brody Brown coming Committeeg Prom Committee. SANDRA BROWN: Student Councilg Junior Class Treasurerg Senior Class Treasurer, Swing Showg Trojang Bandr, Orchestrag Citizenship Committeeg Nativityg Stage Crewg Co-op. VERNARD BROWNE: Transfer, Sacred Heart, Water- loo, Iowa, 19503 August Graduate. ROBERT E. BRUCH: Co-opg Intramurals. SARA JANE BRUNN: O Sc B Editorg Student Coun- cilg Publicity and Promotions Committee Chairmang Olympiad Presidentg Swing Showg Planning Com- mitteeg Clloirg E:MC2g Two Blind Mice, Property Mistressg Masquers Clubg Nativityg Girls' State Repre- sentativeg Citizenship Committeeg Homecoming Com- mitteeg Junior Councilg Quill and Scrollg Madrigalg Triog DAR Representative. RICHARD R. BUCK: Footballg Trojan Cluhg Stu- dent Councilg Senior Councilg Swing Showg Stage Crew, Intramuralsg Senior Class Presidentg Boys' Stateg Hi-Yg Prom Committee. KATHERINE T. BURT: Orchestra, Co-OPS January Graduate. LAVON BUSEY: 10B Chorusg Girls, Choirg Co-opg Prom Committeeg Projection Room Operatorg Usherg I-Iomeroom Office-rg Costume Committeeg Friendship Clubg Olympiad Club. Browne Bruch Brlmn Buck Burt B usey Button Caltvedt Carothers Carr Carson Chapman BETTY JEAN BUTTON: l0B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Choir: Stage Crew: Make-up Crew: Nativity: Prom Committee. JOAN G. CALTVEDT: 10B Chorus: Intramurals: Co-op. NANCY IRENE CAROTHERS: Nativity: Paint Crew Art Club: Band. DON CARR: Swing Show: Student Council: Junior Council: Intramurals: Homeroom Oflicer: Boys, State: Male Chorus: Social Committee. BARBARA CARSON: 10B Chorus: Homeroom Of- ficer: Co-op. HARLEY CHAPMAN: Football: Wrestling: Social Committee Chairman: Student Council: Junior Coun- cil: Choir: Male Chorus: Swing Show: Nativity: 10B Chorus: Two Blind Mice: Homeroom Officer: Prom Committee. SHELLIE CHARLES: Band: Trojan: Olympiad Club: Masquers Club: IUB Chorus: Choir: Trio: Sextet: Swing Show: Nativity: E:MC2: The Man Who Came To Dinner: Social Committee: Student Council. PAUL D. CLARK: Co-op. Charles Clark Comstock Cook Cooper Cox Calais 7 LUELLA COMSTOCK: Nativity: IOB Chorus: Girls' Choir: Usher: Swing Show: Prom Committee. DAVE CONKLIN: Choir: Male Chorus: Nativity: Football: Junior Council: Senior Council: Social Committee. JAMES L. CONRAD: Stage Crew: Light Crew: Camera Club: Intramurals: Boys' State: Football. JACK D. COOK: Track. WYONA COOPER: Co-op: Olympiad Club: Choir: B Choir: Homecoming Committee: Student Council: Homeroom Officer: Intramurals: Trojan: Social Com- mittee: Nativity. ROBERT E. COX: Student Council: Football: Track: Trojan Club: Homeroom Officer: Prom Committee: Intramurals: Baseball: Social Committee: Citizenship Committee: August Graduate. NORMA CROW: Orientation Committee: Co-op: August Graduate. PATRICIA DODGE CROWLEY: 0 Kc B: Trojan: Debate Club: Friendship Club: Orchestra: Co-op: Olympiad Club. Conklin Conrad Crow P. Crowley L. Crowley Davis DeSmidt Dewater LESLIE CROWLEY DOROTI-IE ANN DAVIS: E:MC2g Usherg 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Transfer, Miller Vocational High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 19513 Not Grad- uating. RANDY L. DEBERG: Swing Showg Social Committeeg The Man Who Came To Dinnerg Designer of 1951 Trojan Coverg Designer of 1951 Homecoming Pinsg August Graduate. LUVERNE D. DECKER: Wrestlingg Intramurals. JEANETTE DELAGARDELLE: Swin Show' Usher' g a , 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Homeroom Oflicerg Co-op. BARBARA DESMIDT: Student Councilg Senior Coun- cilg Prom Committeeg Social Committeeg Homeroom Oflicerg 10B Chorusg Swing Showg Nativity. MARLYS JEAN DEWATER: Co-op. PAT DIETZ: Olympiad Clubg Student Councilg Intra- muralsg Co-opg Costume Committeeg Publicity and Promotions Committeeg January Graduate. DOROTHY M. DRAVIS: 10B Chorusg Choirg Olym- piad Clubg E:MC2g Madrigalg Swing Showg Nativityg Years Agog Masquers Clubg The Man Who Came To Dinnerg Prom Committeeg Angel Streetg Orientation Committeeg Trojang Stage Crewg Two Blind Miceg 31.1.20 9 DeBerg Decker Delagardelle Dietz Dravis Durchenwald Dorian Music Festival. JEAN E. DURCHENNWALD: Intramuralsg Swing Showg Usherg Co-op. DENNIS A. DWYER: Student Councilg Junior Coun- cilg Basketballg Baseballg Homeroom Oflicerg Intra- murals: Prom Committeeg Trackg Social Committeeg Citizenship Committeeg Not Graduating. LORETTA EMKEN: Friendship Cluhg Girls' Choirg Prom Committeeg Usherg Library Councilg Librarian. AVIS ANN EVELY: Orchestrag Art Clubg Trojang Make-up Crewg Nativityg Swing Showg Prom Com- mitteeg String Ensembleg String Sextet. MARGIE FERGUSON: Nativityg Trojang 0 Kc B5 Quill and Scrollg Orchestrag Publicity and Promo- tions Committeeg Citizenship Committeeg Librariang Library Councilg Wooden Horse Business Manager. JIM GABLE: Choirg Male Chorusg Swing Showg Natiuityg Intramuralsg Trackg Baseballg 10B Chorusg Homeroom Oflicerg Basketballg Prom Committee. JIM GARRETT: Student Councilg Stage Crewg Light Crewg Homeroom Ofiicerg Social Committeeg Choirg Male Chorusg Nativityg Science Cluhg Projection Room Operatorg 10B Chorusg Footballg Boys' Stateg Intramurals. Dwyer Emken Evely Ferguson Gable Garrett Gesell Goings Gray Greelis JACKY GARRISON: Student Councilg Paint Crewg Girls' Choirg B Choirg Co-opg January Graduate. JAMES R. GESELL: Choirg Male Chorusg Quartetg Madrigalg Footballg Wrestlingg 10B Chorusg Swing Showg Orientation Committeeg Natiuityg Student Councilg Hi-Yg Octetg Intramurals. ROBERT G. GOINGS: Wrestlingg Trojan Clubg Co-op. BEVERLY JEAN GORSUCH: Friendship Clubg Library Councilg Intramuralsg Co-op. SHIRLEY GRAY: Nativityg 10B Chorusg Transfer, Wessington Springs College, Wessington Springs, South Dakota, 1951. JOHN GREELIS: Basketballg Hi-Yg Junior Councilg Prom Committeeg Boys' Stateg Co-op. BARBARA J. GRIFFITH: Friendship Cluhg 10B Chorusg Girls, Choir. RONALD GRIFFITH: Student Councilg Sophomore Class Presidentg Junior Councilg Senior Councilg Male Chorusg Choirg Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Trojan Clubg Homeroom Oflicerg Orientation Com- mitteeg Most Valuable Athlete, 1951. B Griffith R. Griyfth Grimm Guy Halpin A. Hansen Qld? 952 WILLIAM GRIMM: Trackg Co-opg Stage Crew. MARY GROSSE: Student Councilg Junior Councilg Sophomore Class Treasurerg Junior Class Vice-Presi- dentg Sophomore Councilg Nativityg Choirg 10B Chorusg Friendship Clubg Prom Committee. MARY E. GUSTISON: Natifuityg Usherg Transfer, Sacred Heart, Waterloo, Iowa, 1950. ROSE ETTA GUY: 10B Chorusg 0 Sc B5 Orientation Committee. JAMES P. HALPIN: Choirg Male Chorusg Nativityg Swing Showg Light Crewg Intramuralsg Baseballg Wrestlingg Camera Club. AVONNA HANSEN: Choirg Swing Showg Nativityg Homecoming Committeeg Planning Committeeg 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Trojang Usherg Art Clubg Publicity and Promotions Committeeg Stage Crewg Paint Crew. CHARLES M. HANSEN: Foothallg Swing Showg Bandg Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Homeroom Of- ficerg Intramuralsg Orchestra. JOE HANZLIK: Basehallg lntramuralsg Co-opg Foot- hall. Grosse Gustison C. Hansen Hanzlik Harvey Hastings H avenstrite Heaton Hein H eppe H ile MAXINE E. HARVEY: Co-opg Intramuralsg Not Graduating. MARGERY HASTINGS: Auditorium Committeeg Trojang Transfer, Waverly High School, Waverly, Iowa, 1951g January Graduate. .IO HAVENSTRITE: Citizenship Committeeg Social Committeeg Orientation Committee Chairmang Stu- dent Councilg Olympiad Clubg Swing Showg Nativityg Stage Crewg Bandg Trojang 10B Chorus. GERALDINE HEATON: Co-opg Friendship Clubg Librarian. BEVERLY M. HEIN: Friendship Clubg 10B Chorusg Girls' Choir. MARY ELLEN HEPPE: Swing Showg Nativityg Choirg 10B Chorusg Social Committeeg Prom Com- mitteeg Homeroom Ofiicerg Intramuralsg Co-op. MELVIN D. HILE: Baseballg Intramuralsg 10B Chorusg Choirg Male Chorus. BEVERLY HILMER: Swing Showg Olympiad Clubg Senior Councilg Choirg 10B Chorusg Nativityg Madri- galg Triog Mixed Quartetg Homecoming Committeeg Publicity and Promotions Committeeg O nyc B Typistg Two Blind Mice. 6216.20 9 Hilmer Hippen Hockey OLIVER H. HIPPEN: Basketballg C0-op. RICHARD G. HOCKEY: Swing Showg Co-opg Stage Crewg Conservation Clubg January Graduate. BEVERLY J. HOFF: Co-opg Nativityg Swing Showg Social Committeeg Homeroom Ofiicerg Cheerleaderg Usherg January Graduate. FRANKIE HOSTETLER: Student Councilg Orienta- tion Committeeg Prom Committeeg Olympiad Clubg Trojang Homeroom OfHcerg Homecoming Committee. BARBARA HOWERY: Student Councilg Student Council Secretaryg Trojan Editorg Cheerleaderg Swing Showg O K: B5 Nativityg Olympiadg Bandg Orches- trag Orientation Committeeg Citizenship Committeeg Quill and Scroll. GWYNETTE HUGHES: Orchestrag Nativityg Friend- ship Clubg Publicity and Promotions Committeeg Trojan. ' ELBERT HUTCHINS: Trackg Basketballg Co-Opg Intramuralsg January Graduate. ELDON L. JAMIESON: Bandg Olympiad Clubg Intramurals. Hoff Hostetler Howery Hughes Hutchins Jamieson Jaquith Jarosh . B. Johnson C. Johnson J. Johnson Jones BILLY DEAN JAQUITH: Stage Crew. DONALD JAROSH: Basketballg Trojan Clubg Co-opg Hi-Y. BEVERLY JOHNSON: 10B Chorusg Girls, Choirg Usherg Librarian. CLIFF N. JOHNSON: Footballg Basketballg Base- ballg Stage Crewg Hi-Y. JACK JOHNSON: Boys' Stateg Nativityg Swing Showg Choirg Male Chorusg Co-opg Homeroom Of- ficerg Hi-Yg 10B Chorus. YVONNE JONES: Camera Clubg Debate Clubg Girls' Choirg Usherg 10B Chorusg Not Graduating. SHIRLEY JOSSIE: 10B Chorusg Usherg Student Councilg Girls' Choirg Homeroom Officerg Nativityg Choirg Orientation Committeeg Stage Crewg Prom Committee. Qlajo 9 DARLENE JOY: Library Councilg Swing Showg Usher. ANNIE KAFFOGLES: Art Clubg Friendship Club. DONALD KALKIS: Choirg Student Councilg Foot- ball: Swing Showg Nativityg Trojan Clubg Citizen- ship Committeeg Senior Council. BEVERLY KEEGAN: Usherg Librariang Girls' Choirg Co-opg Friendship Clubg I-Iomeroom Officer. BRIAN KENYON: Footballg Baseballg Wrestlingg Trojan Cluh. VONNIE KINGSLEY: Usherg Librariang 10B Chorusg Library Council. PATRICIA ANN KIRKLAND: Friendship Club. DALE E. LAMPHIER: Choirg Male Chorusg Swing Showg Natiwityg Co-opg Camera Clubg Projection Room Operator. DUANE KEITH LAMPMAN: Trackg Co-opg Trans- fer, Osceola High School, Osceola, Wisconsin, 1950. Jossie Joy Kaffogles Kalkis Keegan Kenyon Kingsley Kirkland Lamphier Lampman Lamprecht Lantz Lightfield Lippert DON W. LAMPRECHT: C0-Ops January Graduate. RICHARD D. LANTZ: Baseballg Foothallg Hi-Yg Transfer, West High, Waterloo, Iowa, 19503 January Graduate. ALLEN LATHROP: Co-opg Intramurals. LAVONNE LAUZON: Junior Council, Usherg Cos- tume Committeeg Co-opg January Graduate. PATTY A. LEET: Bandg 0 dl: B5 Trojang Nativity, Sfifing Showg Homecoming Committeeg Student Coun- Cl . SHIRLEY A. LIGHTFIELD: Bandg Co-opg Orienta- tion Committeeg Nativityg Swing Showg Intramurals. ROBERT LIPPERT: 10B Chorusg Octetg Nativityg Swing Showg Choirg Male Chorusg Trojang Camera Club, Stage Crewg Conservation Club. BEVERLY WILCOX LOBECK: Nativityg Friendship Clubg Art Clubg Girls' Choirg Intramurals. CARL MCDONALD: Baseball, Football, Intramuralsg Basketball Manager, Co-opg January Graduate. HELEN MCDONALD: Intramurals, Library Councilg Co-op. 6215.20 9 Lathrop Lauzon Leet Lobeck C. McDonald H. McDonald JANET MCDONALD: Swing Showg Olympiad Cluhg Junior Councilg Student Councilg Bandg Choirg Orchestrag Nativityg Madrigalg Triog Mixed Quartetr, Homecoming Committeeg Social Committeeg Orienta- tion Committecg Homeroom Officerg The Man Who Came To Dinner. DAVID MCKINLEY: Baseball. CAROLINE MADOLE: 10B Chorusg Choirg Nativityg Friendship Clubg Librarian, Olympiad Clubg Swing Show, Homeroom Oflicer. MARY ANN MICHE-LE MAHAFFEY: Nativityg Camera Cluhg Swing Showg Intramuralsg Auditorium Committeeg Co-opg Transfer, Riverview High, Mil- waukee, Wisconsin, 1950. ELEANOR A. MANBECK: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Choirg Costume Crewg Usherg Projection Room Operatorg Library Council. PRISCILLA ANN MARBLE: Girls' Choir, 10B Chorusg Homeroom Oiiicerg Junior Councilg Senior Council, Choirg Nativityg Swing Show, Prom Com- mittee. J. McDonald McKinley Madole M ahajey M anbeck Marble Mason M assina Masters Matthias Meier Meliclc WILLIAM MASON: Swing Show: Science Club: Homecoming Committee: E:MC2: Debate Club: Stage Crew: The Man Who Came To Dinner: Two Blind Mice: Masquers Club. JOE MASSINA: January Graduate. MARLYS MASTERS: Usher: 10B Chorus: Librarian: Library Council: Girls' Choir: Intramurals: Co-op. JOAN MATTHIAS: 10B Chorus: Choir: O LQ: B5 Olympiad Club: Homeroom Officer: Prom Commit- tee: Transfer, Waverly High School, Waverly, Iowa, 1949. CAROL D. MEIER: Auditorium Committee: Trojan: 0 dc B: Choir: Girls' Choir: 10B Chorus: Sextet: Prom Committee: Quill and Scroll: Nativity: Usher: Olympiad Club: Friendship Club: Costume Com- mittee: Intramurals. EUGENE MELICK: Wrestling: Golf: Trojan Club: Intramurals: January Graduate. ELAINE- MEYERHOFF: Co-op: Band: Orchestra: Swing Show: Olympiad Club. CLIVEEN ELIZABETH MICOU: Girls' Choir: Friendship Club: 10B Chorus: January Graduate. M eyerho H M icou Millard M ont Joy Morehead Moser elaoo 9 5 o DEAN MILLARD: Trojan Club: Football: Baseball: Co-op: Intramurals: Stage Crew. ROSALYN IRENE MILLER: Art Club: Co-op: Paint Crew: January Graduate. BETTY MITCHELL: Usher: Transfer, Decorah High School, Decorah, Iowa, 1951. SAMUEL A. MONTJOY, JR.: Choir: Male Chorus: Football: Basketball: Track: Trojan Club: Nativity: Camera Club: 10B Chorus: Intramurals: Baseball: Prom Committee. CHARLES E. MOREHEAD: Basketball: Football: Track: Swing Show. MARILYN JOAN MOSER: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Co-op: Transfer, Plato Township High School, Plato Center, Illinois, 1951. ONZO R. MOSS: Track: Intramurals: Basketball: January Graduate. JOANNE L. MURPHY: 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Intramurals: Swing Show: Homecoming Committee: Costume Committee: January Graduate. Miller Mitchell Moss J. Murphy P. Murphy Murray N eessen N eith N ewlon Nichols N iedert Olds Oli phant B. Owens PAT MURPHY: Swing Show, Choir, IOB Chorus, Dorian Music Festival, Trio, Nativity, Usher, Two Blind Mice, Publicity and Promotions Committee. MARY LOUISE MURRAY: Band, Usher, Nativity. LUDEAN NEESSEN: Band, Orchestra, Nativity, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee, Stage Crew, Trojan, O :Ye B. JERRY NEITH: Co-op, Intramurals. VIRGINIA G. NEWLON: C0-op, Transfer, Dubuque High School, Dubuque, Iowa, 1950. EORES DEAN NICHOLS: Track, Trojan Club, 0-op. DAVID NIEDERT: Student Council, Citizenship Committee, Social Committee, Senior Council, Junior Council, Football, Track, Baseball, Trojan Club, Intramurals, Homeroom Officer, I-Ii-Y, Homecoming Committee, January Graduate. MARVIN J. OLDS: Student Council, Junior Council, Senior Council, Football, Wrestling, Tennis, I-Ii-Y, Intramurals, January Graduate. CAROL JEAN OLIPHANT: Auditorium Committee, January Graduate. 81:53 '52 BILL OWENS: Nativity, O ci B, Trojan, Swing Show, Camera Club, Masquers Club, Stage Crew, Co-op, Light Crew, Projection Room Operator, In- tramurals, Auditorium Committee, Transfer, Jef- ferson Junior High, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1949. PAT OWENS: Usher, Swing Show, Homeroom Of- ficer, Costume Crew, Intramurals, Co-op, Transfer, West High, Waterloo, Iowa, 1950, August Graduate. ANNA MAE PALMER: Orchestra, O dc B, Friend- ship Club, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Debate Club, Trojan, Usher, Swing Show, Nativity, 10B Chorus, Choir, Costume Crew, Quill and Scroll, Paint Crew. DALE M. PALMER: Co-op. KEN PALMER: Science Club, Intramurals. ZORA PATTEN: Choir, Nativity, Social Commit- tee, Auditorium Committee, Homecoming Commit- tee, Orientation Committee, Student Council, Usher, IOB Chorus, Librarian, Co-op. MARLYN PAUL: Cheerleader, Olympiad Club, Usher, Trojan, Student Council, Choir, Nativity, Swing Show, 10B Chorus, Orientation Committee, Auditorium Committee, Co-op, Planning Committee, Prom Committee, Girls' State Candidate. P. Owens A. Palmer D. Palmer K. Palmer Patten Paul PQHIICOH Perry Petersen Pettit Phippen Piehl CARMA PENTICOFF: 10B Chorusg Costume Crewg Co-opg Friendship Clubg Girls' Choirg I-Iomeroom Ofiicerg Student Council. LOIS ANN PERRY: Usherg Costume Crewg Intra- muralsg August Graduate. JOAN PETERSEN: 10B Chorusg Orientation Com- mitteeg Friendship Clubg Co-opg Homeroom Oflicer. JOHN PETTIT: Camera Clubg Science Clubg Swing Showt, The Man Who Came To Dinnerg Nativityg Trojang Bandg Stage Crewg 10B Chorusg Choirg Male Chorusg Two Blind Miceg Masquers Clubg Light Crewg Projection Room Operator. LARRY PHIPPEN: O 62 B. RUBY HELENE PIEHL: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Usherg Librariang Library Councilg Student Councilg Orientation Committee. LAVONNE POISALL MARY ELIZABETH POTTER: Intramuralsg Nativ- ityg Swing Showg Girls' Choirg Bandg Friendship Clubg Auditorium Committeeg Social Committeeg Homecoming Committee. JOANN POWER: Swing Showg Nativityg Girls' Choirg Sophomore Councilg Librariang Library Coun- Porsall Potter Power Rasmussen Rathbun Reinhart glaze 7 cilg Intramuralsg Friendship Clubg Trojang Home- room Oiiicer. ROBERT PRIMROSE: Debate Clubg Trackg Bandg Orchestrag Two Blind Miceg Nativityg Olympiad Clubg Vice-President Student Council. BEVERLY JEAN PRITCHARD: 10B Chorusg Choirg Homeroom Officerg Student Councilg Social Com- mitteeg Homecoming Committeeg Library Councilg Librariang Swing Showg Nativityg Usherg Co-op. DONNA MAE RASMUSSEN: Nativityg Co-op. JAMES F. RATHBUN: Footballg Trackg Wrestlingg Trojan Clubg Nativityg Trojang Junior Class Presi- dentg Senior Councilg Basketballg Prom Committeeg Swing Showg Male Chorusg Choir. JEWELL REINHART: 10B Chorusg Choirg Stage Crewg Swing Showg Homecoming Committeeg Nativ- ityg Homeroom Officerg Senior Council. VVILLIAM RENNER: Basketballg Footballg Base- ballg Co-opg Swing Showg Trojan Clubg Social Com- mitteeg Intramuralsg Usherg Prom Committeeg E:MC2g Not Graduating. SHIRLEE LEE RIEG: 10B Chorusg Choirg Natiuityg Swing Showg Social Committeeg Olympiad Clubg Girls, Choirg O 8: B Typistg Art Club. Primrose Pritchard Kenner Rieg Robinson D. Rogers Ross Rowell BOB ROBINSON: Trackg January Graduate. DELLA .IOANNE ROGERS: Choirg Friendship Cluhg Usherg Costume Crewg Co-opg Olympiad Cluhg Nativityg 10B Chorusr, Intramurals. NYRA E. ROGERS: Student Councilg Art Clubg Auditorium Committeeg Co-opg Trojan. JIM ROLINGER: Transfer, St. Mary's High School, Waterloo, Iowa, 1951. DOROTHY ROLOFF: 10B Chorusg Friendship Club. MELVYN JEAN ROSS: Usherg Choirg Nativity. MERWIN ROWELL: Social Committeeg Co-opg Stage Crewg Transfer, Randalia High School, Randalia, Iowa, 1950. DIANE SARGENT: 10B Chorusg Choirg Swing Showg Nativityg Sextetg Triog Madrigalg Prop Mistressg Two Blind Miceg East Leads Planning Committeeg Orientation Committeeg Publicity and Promotions Committeeg Trojang 0 QQ B3 Planning Committeeg Wooden Horse Editorg Student Councilg Olympiad Cluhg Stage Crewg Homeroom Oiiicerg Junior Coun- cilg Prom Committeeg Quill and Scrollg Masquers Clubg Girls' State Candidate. glaze 752 N. Rogers Rolinger Roloff Sargent Sassaman Schoepske PATRICIA ANN SASSAMAN: Student Councilg So- cial Committeeg Nativityg Swing Showg Bandg Co-opg Usherg Stage Crewg Homecoming Committeeg Prom Committeeg Friendship Club. DOROTHY M. SCHOEPSKE: Friendship Cluhg 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Nativityg Co-opg Prom Com- mitteeg Library Councilg Librariang Intramurals. THOMAS SCHORNHORST: Basehallg Footballg Trojan Clubg Student Councilg Swing Showg Home- room Oliicerg 0 AQ Bg Trojang Social Committeeg In- tramuralsg Basketballg Prom Committeeg Hi-Y. MAXINE M. SCHUMACHER: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Usher. VALERIE JOAN SCOBEE: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Usherg Intramuralsg Co-op. .IOANNE SHAFER: August Graduate. BILL SHIMEK EILEEN SIGLER: Swing Showg 10B Chorusg Co-opg Girls' Choir. Schornhorst Schumacher Scobee Shafer Shimek S igler Sllbaugh Skalsky Sommerfelt Spates Speer Spiegel MARCELYN SILBAUGH: Usherg 10B Chorusg Choirg Orientation Committeeg Librarian. BEN SKALSKY: Co-op. IRENE M. SOMMERFELT: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Co-op. LAVERNE SPATES: Track. LOIS M. SPEER: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Intra- muralsg Nativityg Prom Committeeg Homeroom Oi- ficerg Co-op. REED S. SPIEGEL: Choirg Male Chorusg Natiuityg Swing Showg Trojang 0 Kc B5 Homeroom Officerg Footballg Baseballg Trojan Clubg Prom Attendantg Boys' Stateg Quartetg 10B Chorusg Madrigalg Intra- murals. DICK SPRY: 10B Chorusg Intramuralsg Science Clubg Auditorium Committeeg Citizenship Commit- teeg Male Chorusg Choirg Homeroom Oiiicerg Stu- dent Council: Football Managerg Basketball. BETTY JUNE SQUIRES: Bandg Prom Committee: Transfer, Laplata High School, Laplata, Missouri, 1951. Spry Squires Stahl Stewart Stock Stocks glaze 9 NORMAN L. STAHL: Conservation Clubg Co-op. MARVIN L. STALLMAN: Bandg Orchestrag Student Councilg Homeroom Ofiicerg Stage Crewg C0-opg lntramuralsg January Graduate. JANICE BARBARA STEDRY: I-Iomeroom Officerg Orchestrag String Ensembleg Junior Councilg Prom Committeeg Olympiad Clubg Trojang Light Crewg Sound Managcrg Citizenship Committee Chairmang EZMCZQ Nativityg Swing Showg Library Council. MARVIN STEWART PHYLLIS A. STOCK: Olympiad Clubg Publicity and Promotions Committeeg Intramurals. MATHILDA STOCKS: Librariang Library Councilg Usherg Art Club. GLORIA STRANDQUIST: Friendship Clubg Cos- tume Crewg Trojang Citizenship Committeeg Intra- murals. VEBLAYN J. STUMME: Nativity: Librariang Trojang Prom Committeeg Intramuralsg Co-opg Usher. Stallman Stedry Strandquist Stumme Swartz Swick Thies Thomas DARRYL E. SWARTZ: Stage Crewg Intramurals. .IANETTE M. SWICK: Art Clubg Co-op. DELORES I. TEARE: 10B Chorusg Girls' Choirg Nativity. DORIS TEARE: Library Councilg Friendship Club. ROBERT L. THIELE: Trojan Clubg Footballg Bas- ketballg Trackg Stage Crewg Swing Showg Student Councilg Social Committeeg CO-0133 January Grad- nate. SHIRLEY THIES: Trojang Choirg Swing Showg Natwztyg Art Clubg Friendship Clubg Orientation Commltteeg 10B Chorusg Publicity and Promotions Committee. RICHARD D. THOMAS: Bandg Swing Show. DONALD R. THOMPSON: 10B Chorusg Male Chorusg Natiuityg Swing Showg Choirg Co-op. JACKIE THOMPSON: Student Councilg Student Council Treasurerg Social Committeeg Citizenship Committeeg Costume Committeeg Trojang Senior Councilg Junior Councilg Olympiad Clubg Co-op. .IESSIIE TOVAR: Student Councilg Swing Showg Natwztyg 10B Chorusg Male Chorusg Choirg Co-opg Homecoming Committeeg Auditorium Committeeg Hi-Y. Travlos U llrich Teare Teare Thlele D. Thompson 1. Thompson Tovar SPEROS TRAVLOS: Student Councilg Senior Coun- cilg Swing Showg Basketballg Tennisg Prom Com- mitteeg Orientation Committeeg Trojan Clubg 0 Kc B5 Trojang Homeroom Officerg Intramuralsg Boys' Stateg Hi-Y. KEITH TREMBATH: Science Clubg Olympiad Clubg Tennisg Swing Showg Two Blind Miceg Intramuralsg Student Council Presidentg Prom Committeeg Bandg Orchestrag Planning Committee. JEAN TRUAX: Swing Showg Camera Clubg Student Councilg Senior Councilg Intramuralsg Homeroom Officerg Homecoming Committeeg Prom Committeeg Bandg 0 Sc B3 Stage Crewg Usher. PEGGY FRIEDLEY: IOB Chorusg Sextetg Choirg Swing Showg Co-opg Transferred to West, Fall, 1950, Returned to East, Spring, 1952. CI-IARLEENE E. ULLRICH: Bandg Orchestrag Swing Showg Art Clubg Prom Committeeg Stage Crewg Cos- tume Crew. J. MILDRED VAN EREM: Student Councilg Co-opg Social Committeeg Nativityg Costume Crewg Intra- murals. JAMES VENTER: Stage Crewg August Graduate. LYDIA I. HURST: Bandg Girls' Choirg Stage Crewg Swing Showg Usherg Re-entered March, 1952. Trembath Truax F rledley Van E rem Venter H urst elcwo 95 o 1 Vich D. Walker G. Walker Walsh Wandro P. West MILES VICH: Nativity: Homeroom Officer: Senior Council: Student Council: Science Club: Orienta- tion Committee: Two Blincl Mice: Intramurals. DWIGHT WALKER: Swing Show: Co-op. GEORGIANNA WALKER: Band: Orchestra: 10B Chorus: Swing Show: Student Council: Stage Crew: Light Crew: Paint Crew: Social Committee: Audi- torium Committee: Prom Committee: Homeroom Officer: Trojan: Co-op: Olympiad Club: Intramurals: Clarinet Quartet. BEVERLEY WALSH: O 49: B: Nativity: Librarian. BETTY JEAN WANDRO: Swing Show: Nativity: Cheerleader: Band: Usher: Social Committee: Home- coming Committee: Student Council: Prom Com- mittee. PATRICIA WEST: Choir: 10B Chorus: Nativity: Swing Show: Student Council: Social Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Stage Crew: Paint Crew: Olympiad Club: Intramurals: Trojan. WALTER EUGENE WEST: Co-op: Track: Football: Swing Show: Choir: Male Chorus: 10B Chorus: Nativity: January Graduate. BILL WESTEMEIER: Light Crew: Stage Crew: emi? '52 JAMES H. WESTEMEIER: Stage Crew: Light Crew: Intramurals. RONALD WHITE: Baseball: Basketball: Football: Choir: Male Chorus: Nativity: Swing Show: Home- room Ofhcerg Intramurals: Student Council: 10B Chorus. ANNA KATHRYN WIGHTMAN: Nativity: Swing Show: Band: Orchestra: Art Club: Friendship Club. NANCY WILSON: Orchestra: 10B Chorus: Olym- piad Club: String Quartet: Swing Show: Girls' Choir: Choir: Senior Council: Auditorium Committee: O Kc B: Quill and Scroll: Trojan: Nativity: Prom Committee. HERBERT WOODS: Co-op: Football: Transfer, Cabool High School, Cabool., Missouri, 1951. DARRELL L. WRIGHT: Band: Track: Stage Crew: Co-op: Orchestra. JIM L. YEARLING: 10B Chorus: Choir: Male Chorus: Male Quartet: Student Council: Social Com- mittee: Swing Show: Nativity: 0 62 B: Football: Intramurals: Prom Committee. CAROLYN YOST: 10B Chorus: Choir: Nativity: Swing Show: Trojan: Student Council: Social Com- mittee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Orien- tation Committee: Prom Committee: Art Club: Intra- Paint Crew: Intramurals. murals. W. West B. Westemeier 1. Westemeier White Wightman Wilson Woods Wright Yearling Yost T he troupe strives from fall to spring to dis- cover, develop and perfect the abilities of each individual. Behind the screen scripts are created, lines are lear constructed. A glimpse into classroom ses- sions and club rn ned and props are eetings reveals portions of the year-round schedule of rehearsing and perfecting. if 3 5:5 3 2 ii v ,, S 3 5 2 2 3 fi 5 ii ? 5 2 Q, g il 1: Q if N 2 Q ?f Z 2 '4 Q 3 We l'1'0a0'e11 001' h'iIUlfjl'0lllI0' To he successful in everyday living we need to understand ourselves, enrich our ap- preciation and learn to work constructively with others. UPPER: The senior girls' homemaking classes served punch and cookies in the homemaking liv- ing room at a Christmas tea for their mothers. UPPER CENTER: The boys broaden their knowl- edge of making a home. Here they learn their first steps in elementary cooking. LOWER CENTER: Heading and discussing the works of American writers broadens students' background in the literature of this country. LOWER LEFT: The girls' homemaking classes learn the value of attractiveness during a unit on skin care, make-up application, manicuring and individual hair styling. LOWER RIGHT: Biology students learn to under- stand our world through the study of living things. Mounted specimens aid in identifying the insects. We Prep 0 for foliage Students desiring an advanced education prepare for college and university training by attending classes offering backgrounds in languages, mathematics, college prepara- tory English and other specialized fields. UPPER: The Caesar class is taking time out from studying the declensions of nouns and the conjuga- tions of verbs to translate the song Ten Little Indians. CENTER: Proficiency in mathematics is essential for boys interested in the field of engineering. Here D. Kalkis is explaining a problem to the rest of the college algebra class. LOWER: D. Sargent and D. Buck point out several college bulletins in an effort to help members of the college prep English class choose schools where they will be most likely to find the type of program in which they are interested. Our Olympiad Club encourages scholarship. Each year it holds a formal induction cere- mony at the close of first semester and spon- sors the senior Honor Day auditorium the week before Commencement. Students who receive laurel wreaths for having at least a three point grade average are admitted into Olympiad Club. Olympiad Club FIRST ROW: W. Hunt, G. Scoggin, A. Gunnell, V. Hudson, S. Brunn, D. Lively, G. Fortune, R Johnson, C. Johnson, 1. Petersen. SECOND ROW: R. Atkinson, S. Bulman, 1. McMechan, C. Noble, M. Clark, D. Dahl, J. Kram mer, M. 0'Connor, 1. Stedry, E. Zeran, L. Gates. THIRD ROW: D. Sargent, P. Stock, C. Meier, E. Meyerhoyf, .l. Matthias, B. Bird, C. Rogers, M Siler, 1. Havenstrite, D. Draois, V. Mollenhauer, 1. Strudthoff. FOURTH ROW: B. Wood, S. Charles, C. Brody, D. Cagley, F. Hostetler, L. Anderson, B Howery, M. Rehm, N. Brietske, D. Rice, M. Moser. FIFTH ROW: M. Ricketts, N. Cusmano, N. Wilson, R. Noble, B. Dirksen, J. Adams, R. Prim rose, W. Cooper, .l. Thompson, R. Yocorn, P. West. ,i , Kall l , New in the Driver Education program at East this year is the student instructor system which Instructor Richard Meyerhoff intro- duced. Here East student R. Hall stands beside the car as his pupil E. Denton is ready to drive around the ballpark. RIGHT: Physical education classes learn the funda- mental holds and escapes of wrestling during the winter season. Boys' physical education classes attempt to develop the boys physically as the classroom does mentally. We Merfelop 000 mation RIGHT: Basketball consti- tutes one activity in the seasonis indoor physical educa- tion program. LEFT: Rope climbing is one of the physical tests given to measure the boys' abilities and muscular development. 44- ABOVE: These girls in the fourth hour swim- ming class take time off from the usual swim- ming activities and enjoy a game of water ball. TOWf1 0' flglhty 111111 P0130 Physical education for girls is divided into swimming and gym activities. Those girls who choose swimming have an opportunity of progressing from non-swimmer through senior life-saving. For those girls who choose gym there is an opportunity of participating in a variety UPPER: Girls in gym class practice baseball techniques. LOWER: A correct basketball pass is demonstrated by these girls for the remaining squads who will later compete. of activities including hall games, dancing, trampoline, recreational games, tennis and golf. One of the prime purposes behind the physical education program is to interest the girl in activities which she can continue to pursue after she graduates from high school. UPPER: Both backaches and improved figures may be the results of this strenuous exercise. LOWER: Smiling faces and wet suits greet the photographer as he shoots these mermaids- or water nymphs - while they relax on the side of the pool. so vim , 'means mm, c ns. :rms mlmfmnmx. fMur,,nsss'zw.,a,..1,.-new The Camera Club activities range from that of taking still or mov- ing pictures to that of processing them. The members often hear lectures and view slides. Members are: R. Siglin, T. Stephenson, D. Leet, W. Billings, H. Button, J. Pettit and R. Lippert. Development of diversified talents is fostered by activities of clubs and classes in the areas of art, drama and photography. Creativeness is encouraged in such groups as Masquers Club, art classes, Art Club and Camera Club. RIGHT: Art is one class which can expect to be disrupted at any time whenever any activities such as Homecoming, school plays, the Prom and Swing Show come up on the calendar, The reason? They produce all the artistic work for these activities. UPPER: Working with Styro- foam for making ornaments, metallic paper for fashioning bird pins and crepe paper for designing decorations have been among the many proj- ects carried on by Art Club. Members are: D. Leet, D. Larrew, B. Lobeclc, C. Yost, A. Evely, S. Cross, C. Ullrich, A. Kaffogles, R. Yocom, pres- identg I. Altanis, G. Wagner, G. Cooper, A. Wightman, D. Tann. LOWER: Pointing out to fel- low Masquers Club members the miniature of the stage set for Two Blind Mice is its creator, M. Zwanziger. On- lookers are: W. Owens, S. Charles, S. Brunn, W. Mason, I. Pettit, D. Dravis and D. Sargent. We Fa' er lreatiraas LIBRARIANS: Members of the Library Council examine and learn to handle the diferent materials used in the school library. These librarians are at the desk every period of the day to check books in and out for students. SEATED: M. Ross, V. Kingsley, B. Burk, C. Sexton, P. Jenkins, R. Piehl, D. Joy. STANDING: M. Silbaugh, S. LaTier, R. Griffith, D. Teare, M. Mahaffey, J. Stedry, L. Emken, E. Manbeck, S. Speer, P. Mahinster, D. Hansen, B. Johnson, B. Wvood. L We t'0111111u11ia1t In addition to English 3 and 4, which all sophomores study as a basic re- quirement in communication, East high students may select special courses offered as electives. Students interested in modern foreign lan- guages may choose Spanish or French. LEFT: As part of the training for future reporters, journalism class members read the page proofs of an issue of the Orange and i W Black. UPPER LEFT: In creative dramatics students learn the basic skills of acting and writing scripts. Here, the class is watching a pantomime several members arc enacting. LOWER LEFT: Spanish students take time out from translations to explore Spanish America by means of pictures, pamphlets, maps and newspapers. UPPER RIGHT: In radio class, English students study and practice the fundamentals of radio by working on broadcasts. LOWER RICI-IT: To improve her reading skills L. Neessen is using the SRA Reading Accel- erator, a new device to help students read faster. The Conservation Club is interested in gun safety, which is of vital importance to anyone using firearms. Here the group has a gun dismantled to become acquainted with its mechanism. This club, introduced at East this year, is open to all students. ?7EATED: C. Ullrich, C. Christensen, secretaryg N. Stahl, presidentg D. Leith, treasurerg E. erry. STANDING: M. Baker, S. Siglin, R. Hockey, V. Brown, K. Palmer, R. Lippert, C. Ihlenfeldt, R. Hall, J. Pettit. We N My N0 ial Trends As living becomes more complex in this modern World, we must keep informed of social and scientific advancements. Students gain perspective by studying the story of the past, as well as by analyzing current trends in both society and science. UPPER: Bible class offers an opportunity to study the Bible thoroughly. The knowledge gained in this class not only gives students an understanding of Bible history but also helps them to get along better with each other by raising their senses of values. CENTER: Through informal discussion groups the world history classes trace the development of democracy through the ages. LOWER: The American history classes read the American Observer, a weekly news inter- preter, to keep pace with world events. 48- Some of the Science Club members are measurinig the radioactivity In AY o a chemical substance with a Geiger counter. Members are: B. 'W Versluis, R. Spry, L. Snowden, D. Baker, T. Stephenson, R. Wichert, M Vich and R. Kalkis. RIGHT: Physics students absorb the universal prin- ciples on which implements of offense and defense are constructed and on which the necessities and conveniences of peacetime life are built. Pictured are D. Niedert and M. Vich studying the amount of energy used to pull the cart up the incline plane. LEFT Here a group of chemistry students study the process of water distilla- tion Among thelr various activities are the study of the chemical composition o the earths minerals and the principles o atomic energy. LEFT: Biology students study the composition and function of plants and animals, from the simplest organisms to the most com- plex. Here students probe the organs of the frog for a clearer comprehension of their anatomical structure. BELOW: B. Mason and R. Spry learn to use the instruments of an airplane by flying the school's Link trainer as an activity of Science Club. Those members interested in radio can earn their license by working with East's radio equipment. 001' Er erielzves 7l'1?IIl trade N The executive board consists of J. Havenstrite, orientation chairman, B. Howery, secretary, K. Trembath, president, R. Primrose, vice- presidentg J. Thompson, treasurer, first row and J. Stedry, citizenship chairman, B. Brackin, homecoming co-chairman, H. Chapman, social chairman, S. Brunn, publicity and promotions chairman and M. Braun, homecoming co-chairman, second row. Student Council UPPER - FIRST ROW: P. Barron, C. Harper, R. Noble, G. Cooper, T. Patterson, I. Leash, W. Hunt, B. Pritchard, R. Gardner. SECOND ROW: 1. McDonald, W. Hartson, W. Cooper, J. Adams, G. Eickelberg, R. Rolinger, D. Sargent, B. Amble, J. Truax. LOWER-FIRST ROW: J. Kramer, M. Paul, V. Hudson, D. Kalkis, T. Schornhorst, 1. Myers, D. Miller, B. Heidt, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: S. Iossie, D. Dahl, S. Brown, D. Bender, S. Travlos, C. Dimmitt, B. Sheldon, D. Baker, Z. Patten, J. Strudthojff. For N0 ,izzl ltespolnitlft The publicity and promotions com- mittee keeps busy all year publicizing all school athletic contests, produc- tions, parties and publications. D. Wfilliams, D. Miller, P. Shuster and G. Fortune look at the results of a ffill the stadiunf' campaign for activ- ity book sales. RIGHT: Sophomores enjoyed their first auditorium at East in which Mr. Hoff- man and the executive board welcomed the students and faculty. All the student assemblies planned 2 l ':A The council holds its regular business meet- ings every Tuesday morning at 8:00. Once a month a two-hour session is devoted to issues of current importance. To these meetings the representatives carry the opinions of the stu- dents in the homerooms they represent. Fol- lowing the meetings they report to their con- stituents. by the auditorium committee have edu- cational as well as entertainment value. LOWER LEFT: D. Locke, N. DuBois and F, Hostetler, as members of the orientation committee, work on one of the many projects to help new students get acquainted with the school, students and faculty. LOWER RIGHT: The citizenship com- mittee is uery important in that it promotes all the local drives such as the Red Cross, Crusade for Freedom and Heart fund collections. Pictured are S. Brown, D. Kalkis, B. Butler and E. Rasmussen checking proceeds from a March of Dimes drive. ln llytier XII000' UPPER LEFT: You'd never guess the identity of students and faculty dis- guised by these weird faces and comical costumes which made their appearance at the annual Halloween party. This was one of the social affairs sponsored by the council. UPPER RIGHT: Sorcerer's Scufle scored a success as is evidenced by ABOVE: These characters provided entertainment at the side show this group of Halloweeners enjoying staged in the little theatre as one feature of Activity Night. the floor show. Aside from the activities of the special committees, student council, as a whole, sponsors the yearly production of the Swing Show. The pictures below reveal the stage before and after the show. The attractive and versatile set was designed by R. Lippert and L. Nichols. The shots at the right catch a glimpse of some of the members of the cast being made-up for one of the performances. During show time, longer locks and sore faces were some of the trials endured by the boys. Good seats rewarded ticket purchasers for hours of waiting outside before doors opened for the sale. ' sz- Bevararg fir, Svvial Serria' Looking at old editions of the Wooden Horse to get ideas for an unusual new issue are A. Hansen, illustrator: D. Sargent, editor, and M. Ferguson, business manager. The Wooden Horse is a collection of the creative writing of East students. MDO unto others as you would have them do unto you is em- phasized as students engage in various activities designed spe- cifically for the benefit of others. The curriculum at East offers each student a chance to spe- cialize in serving others by join- ing one of the many groups de- voted to that cause. By doing so, they develop the ability to co- operate with others toward a con- structive common cause. These journalists wear gold pins which symbolize their membership in Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists. FIRST ROW: M. Maillie, M. O'Connor, B. Brackin, C. Meier, S. Brunn. SECOND ROW: R. Eldridge, N. Wilson, A. Palmer, B. Howery, D. Sargent, M. Ferguson. Friendship Club FIRST ROW: M. Huch, N. Emken, J. Schoer, D. Foote, E. Perry, C. Sexton, 1. Adams, P. More- head, P. Faust, J. Schultz, M. Kirkland, D. Tann. SECOND ROW: D. Williams, W. Hemsath, C. Bannister, L. Steyfen, E. Fagerlind, R. Beard, C. Earle, G. Beatty, J. Griffith, C. Allen. THIRD ROW: M. Philp, P. Hush, M. Betts, C. Brody, C. Johnson, P. Huebner, I. Wiooley, P. Kirkland, I. Wetzel, D. Roloff, B. Lamberson. FOURTH ROW: D. Barber, M. Ricketts, J. Stejen, P. Edsill, S. Bulman, C. Kuenstling, A. Palmer, 0. Phillips, 1. Cutler, P. Kehe, 0. Reed. X We ddlll -QQ oo Prolivlellv The primary purpose of business educa- tion classes is to prepare students for jobs after graduation. They also train stu- dents in business essentials that they will use in everyday life. UPPER: Typing is an elective course where stu- dents can learn accuracy and speed for their own personal use or for later use in office jobs. Typing on the new typewriters initiated the first semester, this beginners, class types letter forms from their workbooks. UPPER CENTER: B. Pritchard dittos some business forms as V. Scobee busily looks over some work at her desk. East High has a large part-time secretarial co-op program in which both girls and boys participate. LOWER CENTER: As a part of the bookkeeping course each year, the students spend two weeks on the Dean sets. These sets give students ex- perience in going through the accountanfs process of bookkeeping. LOVVER LEFT: Office practice offers many opportunities for learning the fundamentals of an office job. The classes are conducted in the business office, where the students learn to run adding and duplicating machines, keep activity fund books and handle money that goes through an ofice. LOWER RIGHT: Included in the business educa- tion training program is a course in business law. We flvqzllre Uraftslllall lin Shop classes offered have a 'threefold pur- pose. They give boys a chance to explore the trades. The classes train the boys in trades by giving them actual practice. The trade and industrial co-op classes provide a chance for the boys to experience 'the trades. N UPPER: Bent over their drafting boards these boys prepare themselves for the time when they will be seeking jobs in fields which require competency in these skills. UPPER CENTER: Busy making cabinets for a grade school are the woodshop boys. Valuable kiwwledge of woodworking is acquired while proj- ects are under way. LOWER CENTER: Boys in Ward Cowles' print- ing class inspect printed material which has just been taken from the pilot lever press. DWOWYER RIGHT: The vocational printing class carries on the annual job of placing Christmas decorations on all of the doors. This year small Cherubs greeted people with a cheery 'iNoel . LOW'ER LEFT: Leaning across the lathe in the metal shop, the boys in the vocational metal class take time out from their work to have a picture taken. new X 3 EH iv After casting is completed, roles rehearsed and settings built, the show takes shape for public approval. In sports, music, dramaties and pub- lications East students find audiences ready to commend their performances. We give you next, events in these fields to recall your productions of the year in review. sf, i-1 ii xi 125 is i 3? 1 1:5 5 'T 7 L 't15fKxY'2?F5 ' ilslliwlfi' I ' Q'1ii3f55i?ZHiL 31 kt giK923a?W4 L' ' WBI3'Ss3l?qi'13 ZfLQS5,m3SE,??13 ' 'ILFHAESTSUE' 3 Z,??4frfaSZ ii 7 ' ' h f Marching band goes into a formation as a feature of one of the half-time shows at an East football game. Spectators at the games looked forward to seeing the originality and precision which the band achieved. ball games and parades throughout the year were Drum Majors B. Brackin and B. Butler. Preci ion ln trumentalists Concert Band UPPER-FIRST ROW: M. Natvig, R. Archer, C. Ullrich, D. Damro, J. Cutler, E. Perry, M. Schaack, R. Murray, B. Lininger. SECOND ROW: D. Murray, P. Lyshik, P. Kehe, D. Wrigltt, 1. Hauenstrite, J. McDonald, S. Brody, E. Black, P. Bercier. THIRD ROW: C. Gardner, V. Hudson, N. Krueger, S. Brown, A. Wightman, L. Neesen, C. Earle, J. Howery, N. Campbell, P. Britzman. FOURTH ROW: L. Mitchell, B. Amble, E. Jamieson, H. Button, O. Swanson, W. Erickson, B. Stiffler, R. Thomas, B. Button, M. Cary. LOWER- FIRST ROW: G. McNamee, manager, E. Zeran, I. Bingaman, M. Oetting, C. Sexton, I. Niedert, R. Primrose, 1. Myers, I. McNamee, L. Rasmussen. SECOND ROW: V. Boies, M. Spry, N. Brelsford, B. Youngberg, P. Schuster, I. Shepard, B. Howery, B. Wanflro, J. Truax, N. Brietske. THIRD ROW: B. Dirksen, E. Baier, I. Sauer, 1. Pettit, B. Bird, L. Lee, C. Hansen, J. Huntley, P. Faust, S. Feese. FOURTH ROW: B. Briflen, M. Braun, M. Smock, J. Ackey, R. Rausch, K. Trembath, R. James, R. Harris, J. Larson, D. Franke, J. Sheeley, S. Charles. Leading the marching band at foot- Varsity Squad FIRST ROW: Coach R. Stephens, D. Lantz, D. Bender, L. Lee, D. Niedert, C. Nielsen, D. Dahl, R. Rolinger, R. Spiegel, B. Bird, B. Kenyon, Assistant Coach V. McCoy. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach M. Wier, Student Manager R. Garner, D. Kalkis, K. Salyer, B. Bryant, 1. Wardlow, D. Buck, D. Mingus, B. Thiele, R. Griffith, R. White, D. Black. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach L. Smith, B. Jenkins, D. Millard, D. Buck, S. Montjoy, L. Smith, .l. Witt, R. Nanke, B. LeMoine, R. Cox, Assistant Coach Wm. Waters, Student Manager E. Fall Bring Pig kin Program Denton. Opponents They We Fort Dodge . . . . . 33 0 McKinley, Cedar Rapids. . . . . . 32 12 Mason City . . . . 6 0 Carroll ............... . . 6 12 Iowa City .......... . . . 34 0 Dubuque ............ . . . 34 20 North, Des Moines .... . . . 51 0 East, Des Moines .... . . . 39 0 West, Waterloo ................ 40 7 Senior Letter Winners FIRST ROW: D. Niedert, R. White, S. Montjoy, R. Griffith. SECOND ROW: R. Spiegel, B. Cox, B. Thiele, D. Kallcis. THIRD ROW: B. Amble, B. Ken- yon, D. Millard, D. Buck. -59 5.65 Sophomore Squad FIRST ROW: R. Kudelka, R. Murray, S. Evercling, J. Padget, E. Graham, R. Reinarcl, B. Eggle- ston, R. Seeley, J. Kramer, C. Nielsen. SECOND ROW: J. Wardlow, R. Rausch, R. Dahl, E. Barglojf, J. Ackcy, B. Bird, E. Parks, I. Smith, L. Nelson. THIRD ROW: Coach L. Smith, C. Potwin, 1. Garrett, C. Burkett, F. Bloomquist, B. Jenkins, R. Carroll, L. Camp, J. Neessen, R. Pries, C. Walzdro, D. Buck, Coach V. McCoy. Featuring Gridiron Hi tor Coaches pause to talk over strategy at a practice session. They are M. Wier, Wm. Waters, R. Stephens, L. Smith and V. McCoy. Sophomore Schedule Won 3 Lost 5 Opponents They Cedar Falls .... .... 1 5 West, Waterloo ...... 28 La Porte Varsity ..... 7 Marshalltown ....... 6 West, Wate1'loo ...... 16 Toledo Training Home 0 Oelwein ............ 19 Independence .. .. 0 Knowing plays is of great importance. Here a set of backfield men sharpen up before scrimmage as team-mates look on. Pep Parade Alumni entering the building were greeted by flaming torches flanking the entrance. 6'0ur Trojan Spirit Flames was the theme chosen by the Homecoming com- mittee for the 1951 Homecoming. The committee planned the events of the day to include registration of alumni, Home- coming auditorium, and tea dance. Climaxing the day alumni and students attended the East-Mason City football game that evening at the Vine street stadium. Creating spirit at football games and participat- ing in Homecoming activities were the Urange Girls. They included P. Griwth, M. Cook, A. Grosse, J. Myers, .l. Bachtell, R. Eldridge. UPPER LEFT: Torches carrying out the theme Our Trojan Spirit Flames decorated the main hall. UPPER RIGHT: B. Brackin, co-chairman for Homecoming, chats with the three oldest alumni attending the festivities. They were Mrs. Ella Smith, class of 1904, Mrs. Ida Wilson Klempaw, class of 1886, and Will Eickelberg, class of 1896. LOWER: Guest speaker for the Homecoming auditorium was Jack Geist, class of 1945. ,.:.Q,3g S. 6 4 1 .1 .fn -vm GQ J Q 5 Q.zw,3.Q., ' ' , V V M Q' , ww Q 7f'5'5?5'3 fi f ' f Igzl,-YZQA' L.: .,.. - ig -:-.:.::' :':f f 1 MMM: q.g,'g'-wawwgigf fz. s A W M Jaw SQ .5 ,ag ,-54, , - ,f - ' : W 2' A- If 3 'f' .,, f ,. 22? . ilfssf ,. Q J L 3 qw Q V ai Q ms? ek A if Na g, In 3323? 5 A 15Ef 'I Q . . V 7 .2-vi ' 5 . ffl- 2':, ,F 5' ' 2 hifi ' X , ?Gz.,f'f 2 5, ' 5 if , f' ,, -V s ff . . W V , 5 Y - 'i' J : g 5' N5 ' ' WV' E , ' f - I , 1 q 'A 1 :aw f -1 V . -- 4 Y , - . , -. ,Q me ' - 'Q - . K W www .,.. ,.,, gm! f, .55 .5 xw i i 3' V-1 -' 5 P' . -'22 , , f . ' . ' A I f 4 ' M f, g , 'xi Lxmrg fv yizfkwf 1 X . Q, W N Q92 mf . E 55351 ' ,, A . s fgggg? 5 if - ,, im, gg 3 S251 if ,.:'a?,, , K Q6 fi- W. , 'fag '55 N QF: si, f fig , N ' ', .Ei E Q, 'ygf y ,Q , 5, -. ' :sei H , .. J U v xi ,nigggh V 5 My g A W . ,1 7 'V 'Vuak 3 ' ' xi . E 4' vac: - R , 'M gwwszf f' Y , Q, sk Y N M ,Q f rwvw?sf:wWsszsfwm?-wwmmm4:wMN.MWWM, 'K ', W f , , - ,. ,A ..L. . u..g, Apprentio Vocalists 10B Boys' Chorus FIRST ROW: B. Anderson, IV. Hunt, 0. Thompson, E. Graham, R. Leet. SECOND ROW: J. Dotson, L. Willbrandt, D. lessen, D. Kudelka, J. Kramer D Larrew, B. Thomas. THIRD ROW: I. Neith, D. Dahl, C. Potwin, N. Gtazebrook, C. Rogers, M. Boyd E. Barglojg, D. Gorsuch. FOURTH ROW: L. Perry, R. Campbell, R. Carroll, J. Burk, 1. Garrett, D. Lively G. Fortune. Upper 1 10B Girls, Chorus FIRST ROW: N. Cusmano, W. Hughes, M. Betts, M. Ricketts, P. Barron, V. Mollenhauer, P. Miller, R. Atkinson, A. Curtis, I. Hughes, M. Ortiz, N. Emken, 1. Altanis. SECOND ROW: M. Burrill, M. Philp, S. Vaughn, S. Beebe, C. Allen, M. Wherry, C. Johnson, 1. Steffen, J. McMechan, L. Skattum, D. Wagner, B. McDonald, N. Buck, 1. Sheeley. THIRD ROW: M. Baker, P. Edsill, B. Held, N. Whitehead, B. Battle, S. Bulman, A. Sorensen D. Fleming, D. Warren, I. Schultz, D. Miller, D. Tann, J. Strudtho-ff, S. Catchpool, N. DuBois FOURTH ROW: B. Joyce, D. Aschenbrenner, J. Diehl, S. Waddle, R. Ross, B. Heidt, I. Esch weiler, G. Adams, B. Blackman, M. Siler, V. Griffith, M. Clark, M. Kirkland, P. Severson, G Rieg, P. Bisdorf. Lower - Girls' Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, M. Love, M. Schumacher, B. Lamberson, C. Micou, 1. Schoer, C Brody, L. Comstock, P. Anderson, E. Melick, S. Cross, P. Huch. SECOND ROWi 1. Leask, B. Lobeck, B. Hein, 1. Reisinger, E. Manbeck, M. Kenyon, M. Paz R. Davison, P. Makinster, P. Gorman, V. Meier, T. Hack. THIRD ROW: B. Hilton. L. Emken, N. Chapman, D. Rohmer, J. Wood, A. Reifsteck, P Huebner, S. Trego, B. Miller, M. Cook, B. Grijfith, V. Kingsley, B. Mulgrew. FOURTH ROW: J. Murphy, L. Anderson, C. Carroll, L. Beach, D. Metcalf, M. Lobeck, F Smith, B. Butler, B. Button, D. Teare, 1. Power, E. Cunningham. 1 Male Chorus FIRST ROW: C. Harper, R. Noble, R. Griffith, W. Hunt, J. Dotson, L. Loy, 0. Thompson, B Anderson, J. Craham, A. Gerholdt, R. Leet. SECOND ROW: C. Hattrup, B. Thomas, J. Neith, H. Andrews, N. Glazebrook, E. Bargloff, B Purdy, J. Cutler, R. Spiegel, D. Gorsuch, D. Larrew. THIRD ROW: D. Hull, J. Kramer, D. Jessen, C. Rogers, R. Dahl, R. Johnson, J. Halpin, R White, K. Seeley, J. Greelis, L. Wvoolbrandt, M. Boyd. FOURTH ROW: G. Fortune, D. Nottger, R. Kndelka, B. Harper, R. Meythaler, R. Tansey, L Baker, J. Engleman, D. Kalkis, G. Eickelberg, J. Gesell, D. Conklin, H. Chapman. FIFTH ROW: B. Buhrow, D. Lively, R. Campbell, H. Brasel, J. Yearling, D. Black, R. Cook R. Lippert, R. Carroll, M. Zwanziger, A. Harper, D. Dally, J. Garrett, D. Wolf. Melod Masters Two strong musical organizations at East are the Male Chorus and the Choir. These groups made major contributions to the school through the near perfection of their artistry. The public heard these groups in the Nativity, Swing Show and Spring Fes- tival. fi .. Nb -Q: mf. The piano in the vocal room is the center of many practice sessions. Seated: D. Dravis, S. Brunn. Standing: P. Murphy, D. Kalkis, B. Hilmer, J. McDonald, D. Sargent. Choir FIRST ROW: M. 0'Connor, A. Hansen, I. Lubert, J. Reinhart, M. Niedert, N. Wilson, P. Marble P. Murphy, Y. Reed, W. Gesell, O. Reed, M. Silbaugh, L. McKee, Z. Patten, S. Shade, P. West J. Myers, D. Harrison, P. Morehead. SECOND ROW: R. Deeds, C. Meier, M. Maillie, D. Sargent, B. Theroith, D. Dravis, S. Rieg, B Hilmer, D. Miller, M. Vandaver, J. Garrabrandt, J. McDonald, M. Ross, J. Wooley, L. Walker S. Jossie, S. Brunn, S. Gentle. THIRD ROW: R. Lippert, S. Montjoy, A. Harper, J. Cutler, B. Harper, D. Hull, K. Trost, J Greelis, A. Gerholdt, R. Noble, R. Griffith, B. Purdy, D. Black. FOURTH ROW: J. Yearling, D. Dally, R. Tansey, R. Meythaler, F. Baker, H. Andrews, D Kalkis, C. Harper, R. Spiegel, D. Conklin, J. Halpin, J. Gesell, J. Johnson, H. Brasel, G Eickelberg. s 9 JSM A 3 ' 7 2 3 A I 2 f 1 2 AL E - ,E if 5 ' : , Q f ' f 3 rg Es: f 4. w N 5 V W Y lt X fu A , r ,A W. H A l W H4 'Z' E51 W' S ..lfwf:z,: nm K., .1 w s Y W ,f -.L w ,.c, 1 'M .K ,Q 1 13 1 A W V55 fi' f QF gl ' W . Q hw A V ,ff 1 5:2 I , Z , g k JT.. In 2 : -V Q A :-'- 'iw if .1-elf? 3 Qi . Q f 11 ,s5s f:,.Qf y Q, fi? A Trojans in action show the form which brought them third place in conference play. 66- 011 the Hardoourt Varsity Schedule. . . .... Won 7 Lost 14 Opponents They We New Hampton .... . . . 39 42 East, Des Moines .... 32 31 North, Des Moines. . . . . . 34 40 Dubuque ........ . . . 73 42 West, Waterloo . . . . . . 49 26 Oelwein ...... . . . 46 48 Fort Dodge ..... .... 5 9 60 West, Waterloo . . . . . . 41 39 Iowa City .......... .... 6 4 54 Mason City ............ . . . 67 53 Teachers, Cedar Falls ..... .... 3 9 56 East, Des Moines ..... .... 4 1 47 Fort Dodge ...... .... 3 8 46 Mason City ......... .... 6 2 46 North, Des Moines ..... .... 6 8 53 Franklin, Cedar Rapids. . . .... 60 53 Roosevelt, Cedar Rapids... .... 56 51 McKinley, Cedar Rapids. . . .... 58 39 Cedar Falls ............. .... 4 9 39 Wilson, Cedar Rapids .... .... 4 1 47 West, Waterloo ........... ..... 5 0 45 Varsity Squad FIRST ROW: F. Baker, B. Babcock, R. Griffith, R. Rolinger, O. Hippen. SECOND ROW: S. Travlos, D. Bender, R. Bryant, R. White, R. Greenlee. THIRD ROW: R. Leet, student manager, J. Creelis, 1. Witt, H. Warren, D. Jarosh, B. LeMoine, E. Archer, student manager. etting the Pace Sophomore Schedule. . . Opponents New Hampton . . . East, Des Moines .... West, Waterloo . . Oelwein ......... West, Waterloo .. Iowa City ...... West, Waterloo ..... Senior Letter Winners Sophomore Squad FIRST ROW: C. Wanclro, D. Gorsuch, I. Muir, L. Kroenecke, E. Graham, B Eggleston. SECOND ROW: I. Wardlow, D. Lively, B. Sheldon, B. Bird, R. Dahl, L Willbrandt. THIRD ROW: L. Faust, R. Pries, R. Garner, F. Bloomquist, J. Neessen. .Won 12 Lost 4 Teachers, Cedar Falls ....... 31 54 They We East, Des Moines ...... 45 54 24 48 Mason City ................ 24 44 56 30 North, Des Moines .......... 30 41 41 32 Franklin, Cedar Rapids ..... 48 51 32 42 Roosevelt, Cedar Rapids ..... 34 42 42 32 McKinley, Cedar Rapids .... 25 48 46 45 Cedar Falls ............... 42 47 32 36 Wilson, Cedar Rapids ....... 39 75 FIRST ROW: J. Greelis, R. White, D. Jarosh, R. Griffith. SECOND ROW: 0. Hippen, S. Travlos, C. Johnson, R. Thiele. Lib f. .4 me ., s41s,.,,...........:n Cenferenee Champ K. Salyer and R. White represented East in the state tournament. Salyer took second in the 165 lb. division, losing by only one point in the final match. White won the 133 lb. district crown, but he lost in the state semi-finals. The Wrestling team enjoyed a successful sea- While the senior letterwinners will he son at East during 1951-52. East tied with missed, prospects for next year are very good West and Mason City for the Big Six cham- as most of the team will he returning. Sup- pionship. The 9-2 dual record was the second porting them will he a strong contingent of best ever compiled hy an East wrestling team. junior high wrestlers. Wrestling Squad FIRST ROW: S. Everding, R. Mingus, R. Heaton, R. Heaton, K. Young, R. White. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Natvig, D. Mingus, B. Amble, H. Chapman, K. Salyer, D. Buck, Assistant Coach V. McCoy. Varsity Schedule .... . . .W7 on 9 Lost 2 Opponents They We Cedar Falls ...... . . . 15 29 North, Des Moines. . . . . . 10 28 Mason City . . . ,, 5 31 Davenport ...... . . . 19 16 West, Waterloo . . . . . 20 19 Osage ........ . . . 14 22 Cresco .......... . 9 24 East, Des Moines .... . 7 32 Newton ......... . . . 17 22 Fort Dodge . . . . . . 12 25 New Hampton . . . . . . 15 24 Senior Letter Winners B. Kenyon, H. Chapman, B. Amble, B. Goings. 011 Record Ready to lead cheers and promote good nghting spirit at athletic contests were Cheerleaders D. Williams, L. Walker, B. Howery, B. Hoff, B. Wandro, M. Paul. Individual Scores W. L. T. Everding .......... .... 8 1 1 Andrews .......... .... 6 4 1 Heaton, Richard .... ..... 1 0 1 Goings .......... .... 7 3 Franke .......... .... 0 3 Heaton, Ronald .... . . . 1 5 Young ........ . . . 2 0 White .... . . . 7 1 1 Mingus . . . . . 5 2 4 Amble . . . . . . 7 2 2 Crowe . . . . . . 0 2 Chapman . . . 8 2 1 Salyer . . . . . . 6 4 1 Buck .... . . 1 Kenyon .... . . . 6 3 Melick . , . . . 1 v A .,,, 6 1, W , , f -f N 'V F.: 5' H W, . ., -f xl 1 . Q 5 .V Q my MM., .... , gf . - 5 I X Qgfizf , V velwvfffgfgffax.,-H f ' x ' V 54 v I 3 1 -lv-S: 3 6 ,avg Q ' 'A H ' ' W , smmwfi f , 5. , ,. Nw. A gy ew,y4X1,fW2?fi?'g ' fr-1tL.fr1Z 3i1z' 7 :gig i nr 2 as ' 'iimfgf A Q E i QQ . V, U 1 ' Vins - 9 35 e f if iq Q1 3 2 ,, Q' ,S , x M ,N Q bib ' N55 2 . .. . vs ' 'mmm S Lwffi'Ef'V Q F2114 2 fi? qw , W 1 QQ em 1-. ,Y ' 3? ai? M 0,2 '50 ff. K Q5 A 3,6 ,ww ,wiv iii s x M3 ,, . 4 v Q Q. li 'I ,mvg ..,. P4 ggi: ' 58.2 S K L by R , ff if Q 1 wg 11.5 ,. 43:3 az ' fiy 'Ht 2113? 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R 1 ., 5 , ,QR Zz , in NY 5 ' ' in Q 'D si Q f, 3 'E A Eff 3 ,1 it V B E28 Q fl Q X 5 9 ir f ? U wx .N .R M' - 4 - B , Q 'K 4 N ' , 4 2 A f M W wa Q 9 1 'J :GMM fi? xqgp if 2 V 154 X f 'I if HHN 1: , 1 gg 4 9 gy? A 5 ' 5 12,522 is Q 5 E i I w ' -A,-Q Ab -- ?, pring ' port men Golf Squad FIRST ROW: G. Finders, W. Nolting, T. Patterson, D. Fagerlinrl, R. Bausch, E. Campbell, L. Bentley. SECOND ROW: 0. Olhs, D. Kelsen, I. Zarifis, G. Herbsleb, R. Layland, A. Ackerman, S. Kaffogles, G. Van Gorp, D. Owen, J. Neil, E. Nolting. The team is coached by Don Narveson. Tennis Squad FIRST ROW: B. Wilson, D. Jurging, .l. Anders, N. Me- lohn, M. McCoy, L. Bergman. SECOND ROW: J. Budak, B. Cane, M. McBride, I. Henry, B. ll ilhite, I. Johan- nessen, B. Walsh. THIRD ROW: D. Hauer- sperger, D. Spry, L. Nield, D. Wyatt, G. Allee, S. Trav- los, F. Bloomquist, R. Spry, R. Rolinger, V. Nelson. Coach of the team is George Diestelmeier. Track Squad FIRST ROW: R. Nanke, C. Nielson, D. Bender, K. Salyer, L. Nichols, M. Welsh, R. Dahl. SECOND ROW: R. Reinard, W. Montgomery, R. Primrose, B. LeMoine, 1. Witt, R. Garner, B. White, 1. Rathbun. THIRD ROW: M. Barber, B. Flowers, H. Caesar, D. lessen, J. Cook, G. Scoggin, W. Erickson, T. Stephenson. Trojan Club FIRST ROW: B. Kenyon, R. Grijfith, R. Hillock, D. Mingus, D. Bender, 1. Rathbun, R. Bryant, R. White, B. Amble, R. Goings. SECOND ROW: D. Buck, D. Kalkis, R. Spiegel, T. Schornhorst, R. Rolinger, D. Buck, R. Nanke, D. Niedert, K. Salyer, M. Brown. THIRD ROW: D. Heaton, V. Nelson, H. Chapman, J. Witt, S. Travlos, S. Montjoy, B. LeMoine, L. Smith, M. Welsh, G. Melick, R. White. Providing troog Competition Baseball Schedule New Hampton St. Mary's Belle Plaine Mason City West, Waterloo Big 6 Conference Waverly Hudson Sectional Tournament Wilson West, Waterloo District Sub-State Baseball Squad St. Mary's New Hampton State Track Schedule State Indoor East-Dubuque-West Teachers Relays West, Waterloo Charles City Relays Cedar Falls West, Waterloo District Big Six Conference' State Tennis Schedule Golf Schedule EaSt'Dubllque'WCSt East.Dubuque.WeSt Oelwein Hampton Oelweln Independence Independence Franklin Invitational Teachers College Hampton MHSOH Citi' Mason City West, Waterloo Independence Independence Big 6 Conference Big 6 Conference Vinton West, Waterloo Disti-iot Teachers College Vinton District State Loras State FIRST ROW: M. Gary, D. Mingus, R. Bryant, R. White, D. Millard, D. Buck, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: V. Barron, M. Estrin, E. Parkes, R. Sutton, P. Ryan, K. Hack, T. Schorn- horst, I. Halpin. THIRD ROW: L. Steffen, D. McKinley, E. Denton, L. Lee, .l. Wardlow, J. Smith, L. Willbrandt. -...A-. -:Q mmatwuL Mb7Se onmrgmm-wa r fju,mwwww To assure good news coverage, editors of the O and B spend many hours during school and outside the six-hour day. Here they check assignments for the next edition of the paper. M. Ferguson, co-news editorg A. Palmer, co-feature editorg S. Brunn, editor- in-chiefg C. Meier, co-news editor, D. Sargent, co- feature editor. MDeadline Mondayw is always a busy day around room 109 for the staff members who produce the Orange and Black, East High's bi-weekly paper. During the year they pub- lish I8 issues with a circulation that includes all activity book holders, individual subscrib- ers, members of the Board of Education, mer- chants who buy advertising and approxi- mately 80 schools throughout the country. To help finance this the ad staff sells more than S1200 worth of advertising. Covering Eat Responsible for covering beats around school first semester are these reporters. SEATED: 1. Truax, J. Matthias, B. Walsh. STANDING: 0. Reed, S. Shade, S. Gentle, N. Brietske, G. Cooper. UPPER LEFT: S. Travlos, T. Schorn- horst and D. Bender of the sports staff are striving to improve their section of the paper by critically reading their copy. UPPER RIGHT: Busy fingers fly as comical verse and happenings around school are reproduced by Columnists B. Brackin and N. Wil- son as Exchange Editor R. Guy reads their latest quip. LOWER: The business staff of the paper scan their printed ads before taking copies of the OMB to the advertisers. SEATED: M. Maillie, M. 0'Connor, L. Neessen, B. Hilmer, S. Rieg. STANDING: L. Phippen, B. Beck, P. Grimth, P. Sorensen, M. Cook, J. Bachtell, L. McKee, M. Moser. 74- TV oripter at Work l Ir The editors look over layouts and pictures for the 52 Trojan SEATED: M. Paul and B. Howery. STANDING: S. Charles, N. Wilson, P. Beck, V. Hudson, A. Gunnell. Sorensen, B Clever campaigns featuring walking annuals put the yearbook sales over the goal. Look- ing pleased about the number of subscrip- Iions are Editor B. Howery, Circulation Man- ager S. Travlos, and Publicity and Promo- tions Chairman S. Brunn. Responsible for recording the year's activities are the copy writers. SEATED: B. Brackin, M. Cook, R. Lippert, M. 0'Connor, L. Neessen. STANDING: N. Brietske, D. Leith, M. Hastings, R. Johnson, J. Pettit, P. Edsill, D. Hansen, V Mollenhauer, S. La Tier. Business stag of the Trojan takes a minute from gathering ads to pose. SEATED: R. Yocom, H. Beebe, J. Power, S. Gentle, S. Shade. STANDING: B. Dirksen, R. Hall, J. Adams, G. Fortune, B. Versluis, 1. Jensen, J. Wooley, W. Hunt, C. Stedman. . .. . ,f , .V '!!!',.w...:an0::'., .1 .5-Lf ..e...4 invest1',,2.mf.t:hI:5.wfQf,:s:.G:,1,:.if:m..Ml:f pm ., 1.2, K mf-M lumxiggtiifgfvse avwsx T W Photo of Marlyn Paul taken by HARRY A. HULLETT li H011 of lim' Il0LLETT STUDIOS 626 Sycamore Street WATEIIL00, IOWA You, too, B D Will Like to Bank M 1 1 at the 'Jill 'Q - n. cope avmg Bank ' og 0 o 528 Commercial Street X Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 7'up The Friendly Bank with the Auto Drive-In Teller H. Beebe fincls it wise to save at the Peoples Savings Bank, conveniently located and pleasant to deal with. 1' 1- naming-m'Amss,rn2'smm H. Chapman, I. McDonald, V. Hudson and K. Salyer sit out a dance at the Do Si Doe Hop to enjoy a refreshing bottle of 7 Up. 4 2 am: aaH z.bm Cnew york gcwltion Strom' F000 CE TER 3 Stores 5th and Commercial Washington and llth 220 East Fourth Street 909 Independence .l. McDonald finds fashionable clothing for all occasions at the New York Fashion shop. They have unlimited suggestions for wardrobes which can be purchased at reas- onable prices, and especially pleasing are the smart selections for school wear. lf0Hl' Purchase atA'i1'0111 K WHS!! rfaillvlfr HE BLACK HAWK P0li'I' ll0I' 31 Cheerleader M. Paul and ath- letes B. Le Maine and D. Buck find the equipment from Black Hawk Sport Shop tops for high school sports. Mr. Hall points out to these Eastonians some of the better qualities in the uniforms and equipment which his firm offers. 8 East Fourth Street Whatever the game - You always WIN when you buy ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT from your SPECIALISTS IN SPORTS for a quarter century-THE BLACK HAWK SPORT SHOP. ' flask 'o furry 0 elotheo 304 East 4th Street D. Buck helps S. Travlos choose a suit for graduation from a selection of smart suits at Larry's. Shirts, ties, sweaters and other men,s apparel can be purchased for reasonable prices at Larry's, Wfhe Doorway to a Man's Wvorldw. cctional 'E-Bank of Cldoczterloo East 4th and Sycamore Streets Smart young men and women see the wisdom in regular savings, beginning with that iirst pay check after graduation. B. Howery has included in her budget a Christmas savings at the National Bank. East 4th and Sycamore Streets Visit Blaek's Record Shop Northeast loWa's Headquarters for Top Tunes I. Caltvedt knows that many Eastonians find record- ings of their favorite crooners and musicians in the record shop of Black's Balcony. ierce Studio 726 West Fourth Street your Qracluation jeecwlquccrtero Weddings o Groups Babies o Portraits V ' eneral gilmo 121 East Park Avenue Surprise your gang with some exciting home movies next time they drop over. N. Wilson can tell you the best place to rent these movies is from her father's General Films rental library. qjalet eleanero 807 East Fourth Street A popular choice among students who are always in need of neatly cleaned and pressed clothes is the Valet Cleaners, located about four blocks from school. S. Brunn agrees that the prompt service and reasonable cleaning prices are an asset to high school students. qcaterloo cwingo iBc4nlz 531 Commercial Street Saving for a rainy day? B. Dirksen is, so she opened an account at the Waterloo Savings Bank. Here she found a pleasant staff who helped her choose a suitable savings plan. , XX Il L91 uper zllzarket West Parker Street Here is a picture of a well-fed crowd of East students who Work at the Big T. They are telling you that the Big T is the store for bargain-seeking shoppers and good food. Aswmfsfsaww'-52sa:N:g4i1 ltd--M f-- W fn WmmfBfwMs ' Acknowledgments Mark Flanders, photogrrlphgf-Wzlterloo Daily Courier, photography-Pierce Studio, photography Gwynne Weston, Waterloo Engraving and Service Company Joseph P. Schuy, Stewart-Simmons Company z ,Q-, W 4 1.1 , 1 'V Wi! ' 'fr--.. pick, .FEJY