East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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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.

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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.

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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-