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Through ten decades the little town grew until today its population totals 1 f yearbook We hope you will catch a glimpse of the parade of prog- the .century. We hope you will see, too, how our school reflects 1 gggfy 3? 315 4 P 3 X A NN Q g Developing OurResources...pcrges 10-47 1 3 .. U , 1 ll - 11 LV ' Taking Our Censusl . . . .pages 48-96 at Q1 1 'A ff '1.s-e,f mfr' 2 ' ,117 1' 1 51,29 A ' XJ -'Pi 1 y yy y Qi 1 4 K 1 1 ., .-: rf, ., ' 'sv ' -p 'J , . , , , ' fx I A I ' -5 's 0 ' ' V . V 1 ll ,- ' I I 1 ' I . - F 1? V ' - v' , 'N fv F . 'I f .jk -, . ' , - Q -'jab h - , .. ws Lnviialianhnbfrm UIIR IIUIIIA TOWN THAT GRAW PRDM PRAIRIE RAPIDS X :SX ..x. Y: .kk , i 5- . J . x x xg . ...x ASIA kkk' f 5Q5X x Q -H: :svn-' N s - x 5 nw ' Z N is N' x ..XX 1 N 1 , A442325 k K ...w.ws+:57g,g:zfwv ' , X ,X f - 555 K X . wx. A Q W-X . .www fr I , 1 xiii. ' S 'YW ' N ww Q15 5 LQ 2- K N X K .. -Q1 5-SWK? - fbi wif l - X. X, . - ' ..N.mwXM ze. XQRQ Q X 1 S Mxi . . i N X r A .gssxgi x NOTES SPIRITUAL VALUES Spiritual values were important to the early pioneers. Even before floors were laid in the loq cabins, circuit riders held services in them. In 1856, the first church building was constructed and be- came the meeting place ot several denominations. Spiritual values are important at East High, too. Each year the Nativity proves one of the most popular productions to the students Who present it and to the audience that crowds the auditorium. Solo and choral interpretations of Christmas hymns lend background to the tableaux on staqe and combine to create a memorable mood. INDUSTRY FINDS RULE IN SCIIUDI.. Main street of the l87O's is difficult to recognize as the pioneer ancestor of Fourth Street. Today multi-storied structures with modern facades replace the one story, Wooden buildings. Flashy convertibles at parking meters supplant horses and buggies at the hitching posts. Business on main street and industry in outlying areas have expanded until Waterloo now ranks as the number one industrial city in Iowa and is equaled by only 18 other cities west of the Mississippi River. Recognizing this, East High offers a broad vocational program to supplement the aca- demic courses. ,fn rg-V 33, X .qju .K Q . S n . ..-,ttf Ski ls X. . SX: Q... N XXXTY XX XX . X gg X Y X Q X if X wr X XX X it wk XX N X XX .1 . X. xx ' N XX XX N EN X Q W X X X X X as QNX. X x X, N XX XX X RS ' NX XX X NWN NNN X XS. ' X X XX fe 11' Q ' SS: ,,,. ' . XSN Y. X X X .. .N .XXX N BUYS ARE HUMEIVIBI ERS TOD The early log cabin in Waterloo was furnished with only the barest of necessities. Over the cabin's open hearth the Wife prepared rneals as the art of housekeeping was considered a wornan's job. Today courses in homernaking are available to boys as Well as girls. ln the modern, well equipped kitchen at East girls and boys practice the culinary arts. Highlights of the course are planning, preparing, serving and eating well- balanced meals. WE ACCENT THE POSITIVE l855 proved to be the year of Waterloo's great victory. Following a long controversy, Waterloo won the honor of becoming the seat ot the county government, and the courthouse Was ordered con- structed on the East side. Built the following year, it stood until 1907, When the present structure re- placed it. Every day students at East participate in student government. Student council committees working with students and teachers strive to make East High a democratic school. This year a major project has been the school-Wide citizenship committee drive to promote scholarship. DEVELOPING UUE RESOURCES yy gllffffW 44 Waterloo's location in a rich agricultural area encouraged the development of agrarian in- dustries. As transportation expanded, the town became a railroad division point, providing additional employment. School Work a century ago centered mainly around the three Pt's. As more students re- mained in school the educational program ex- panded to meet their varied needs. At East a wide selection of classes and activities gives students a chance to explore their abilities and develop latent talents. s X 'G Q N Xs is x x X f is Q. F ff QF' . X wx X X N X X Wim Q 'P - ski. 'Y X m X Q MQ X XX N ilmisg X- 5 XX 1 si k XXX' Xi Fife 'T x- E' X i l X XXVXE. W XX 1 x A Q..1,,F Xfxv 3 , Q81 gk gfv J fs, wig QM Q16 X it -f its X I N ' K X fi-i:QTfXXQ 'fkizli TQ X FP- x :-W x-kA ffkvi x if? Wal? 'X X 1 X , X X, , X K Q V X i A 2 -:wx X 4 X-1 X XS:-t QXWSN X. XM '33 , , .Q ' wr XX' + x- A X' -123,5 ..Xx. K-X :SMX X. .XX 1 X Q 'ftf xif.-wlsfzf A 434 - Q XX-XX -.-.- -W :Sig x X X X XM SX Nm XX X Q , 'Q X Q f +5 - X Wa X MX XXX X XX XM X , , X ,XX gQXXg,YX3X X 1, -- . X 3 5 p i 4 -f f' . 1: MQ 1 'S K - X X. f N' Xe X- Q XX 'F'5N- fx. aw., - We - X ' - K-if 1? -LF?-w r 4 X aff' ' ff-5, :Xi Q .5 K sf- X X X X X X - X X -A 1. if 'vi-5 ' 1:15 ,Q - ' ' - fl? V - Q 'X X X X X f-xl X N f .1 X X gs 'QX X Y ff T3 Q Aff 'x , Q 5 . A ,X g - :S f ' X ik 1 V- X 3fw Q 55 g'i?:X55 'X' QQ if-X REX N Q 6' iw X S 3:XfXaX X XX XX. ,.X. XX x EXECUTIVE BOARD Front Row: I. Garrett, A. Gunnell, F. Bloomquist, V. Hudson, M. Niedert, Miss Lenicelc. Second Row: L. Wilibrancit, I. Strudthoft, D. Dahl, G. Fortune. I. McMechan, D. Lest. Council Establishes Governing Policies The first and third Monday mornings ot each month find our student council engrossed in considering the Welfare and activities of the East High community. Once cr month they devote a two-hour session to important cur- rent issues. To these meetings the represen- tatives carry the opinions of the students in each homeroom. Following the meetings they report business and discuss the session with their homerooms. Under the capable leadership of President Frank Bloomquist the council had a success- STUDENT COUNCIL ful year. Two ot the more important projects were deciding to adopt the Foreign Exchange Student Plan, which will go into effect next year, and carrying on a campaign to em- phasize scholarship. Cooperating in promot- ing the scholarship program were the citizen- ship committee and the art department. Sharing the duties of council leadership with Frank were lack Garrett, vice-president, Virginia Hudson, secretary: Audrey Gunnell, treasurer, and the seven committee chairmen. Front Row: C. Brown, S. Eothun, B. Bernett, C. Venter, B. Wright, S. Musgrave, C. Breckenfelder. Second Row: M. Getting, I. McDowall, D. Marsh, I. Budak, H. Voigt, I. Kuehl, I. Hansen, L. Frane. l Parties Spark Social Whirl East became a gala arcade and a busy television center at two of the semester's biggest parties. Stu- dents tilled the Halls oi Troy finding fun, food and testivity throughout the building. The Trojan Arcade and EWHS-TV were part of the social activities planned by the social committee. When the hour-long floorshow ended Eastonians be- gan to seek the assortment ot refreshments oitered at booths. The six standing committees of student coun coming This committee headed by Iareth cil meet on alternating Monday mornings McMecl'ian and Dick Leet planned the events with the exception of homecoming commit tor alumni faculty and students tee which meets six weeks prior to home Front Row: I. Patterson, N. Cusmano, G. Van Gorp I Adams B Eastman M Tovar S Gordzsh Second Row: V. Mollenhauer. I. Dotson, D. Lively, I Nee s n H Patterson L Fo d D Pries Not pictured: '1'. Howery. Ability Plus Action Auditorium committee, with lack Garrett as chairman, planned weekly programs. Co- chairmen of orientation committee, Gene Fortune and Marlys Niedert, helped to ac- quaint new students with East and corres- ponded with neighboring schools. Citizenship Chairman Lloyd Willbrandt directed his committee in school-wide pro- motion campaigns. Dick Dahl, chairman of publicity and promotions committee, publi- cized the school events of the year. Social Chairman loan Strudthott and her committee planned the social calendar tor East. Mariys Niedert, co-chairman of orientation committee, puts the finishing touches on the designing of Christmas cards sent to neighboring schools. The auditorium and publicity and pro- motions committees combinecl their skills to promote the annual sale with Are you cr NAIORT? Eight categories con- nected with school activities were a choice for the student contestants. Orientation committee introduced the new teachers to the student body in an auditorium at the opening of the school year. Equals Achievement to be Again the orientation committee goes to work giving the students who chose dancing lessons in the little theater. 14 Iohn Donnell. East alumnus, was the featured speaker at the auditorium hon- oring Orange and Black graduates. The tea took place in the little theater with seniors and alumni as guests. Pre' siding at the tea table were Diane Rice and Miriam Maillie. Champions Welcome Homecomers The theme Champions welcomed the success. To climax the day, the Trojan alumni at Homecoming. The publicity and gridsters came through with a victory over promotions, social and homecoming com- Mason City. mittees collaborated to make this event a Lower Left: Welcome Alumni was the banner which invited the homecorners back to East High. Lower Right: PePPY cheerleaders, orange girls and Trojan heads formed the decorations which conveyed the theme Champions . ' Investing i Business education students have a good background for the jobs which many of them will enter after graduating from high school. Business courses such as typing, office prac- tice, shorthand, business law, business math and bookkeeping offer Eastonians prepara- tion for future occupations in offices and daily I1 Office practice offers training in the fundamentals of an office job as well as experience on the different office machines. It teaches students to handle money and keep books for school organizations. the Future living. During the year 38 seniors took a co-op plan which made it possible to Work part time and go to school part time. Students had their choice of office, sales or nurse aide co-op. Upper Left: Approximately 3ll students en- rolled in bookkeeping this year. In this course they get the know-how for keeping personal records as well as for business accounting. Lower Left: Students who take typing find it important for their own use as well as for later use in office jobs. Lower Right: Girls in shorthand class read dictation that they will transcribe later for acquiring sl-:ills of speed and accuracy. Craftsmen Practice Industrial Skills Vocational shops are offered to boys who are interested in gaining background and experience as mechanics, printers, car- penters or draftsmen. In one of the most complete shops in Iowa, many of the 59 boys are Working toward the Trade and Industry Co-op in which 30 are now en- rolled. There are also 115 boys taking draft- ing throughout the day. The Trade and Industry Co-op is the plan in which the boys work in the Waterloo shops and in- dustries under school supervision durina a half day. J. Eldridge is locating support as he works at the drafting board. This is one of the fundamentals of drafting with which every future draftsman deals. A table for grade school is just one of the many products being turned out from woodshop. B. Ander- son. I. Padqet and E. Happel all lend a hand to its construction. T. Will is mastering the skills of running the Universal Mill machine. Students in the machine shop become adept at operating many machines. D. Franke and N. DeBerg set type for the second semester Daily Program as one of their assignments in vocational printing. Left: The homemaking room takes on a new decor when swing show is in progress. A colorful array of materials covers the tables, and pins, thread and needles dot the scene. Students and faculty cut and sew long hours, creat- ing original ideas and fitting the completed costumes. Here the lilmy tap line skirts for Fascinating Rhythm receive last minute touches. Right: Both eyes and ears are focused on Miss Harriet YVilliams, educational demonstrator from the National Livestock and Meat Board. From her talk girls in the senior homemalcing classes learned many good tips for preparing and cooking varied cuts of meat. Know-How Counts E E 3 Many mothers came to the Thanksgiving style show and tea which the senior girls' homemaking classes arranged. They found the horn of plenty centering the table, where they enjoyed refresh- ments of punch and cookies their daughters had made. Models I. Bingaman, D. Warren and B. Ioyce and narrators P. Shuster and C. Allen gather around P. Sheldahl and a little guest. The little girl is holding an octopus which the senior girls designed and made, while the models display clothes which they created in their homemaking classes. 18 wiv X- x, www W FSF E . Xxx if S X 3? s 42. 1? 'YZ A Q15 'S- ww X RY' EE, X QQ ,X Nas? -' N- 35 N x W il xx' X, .355 'l ux Q -:we T W T 4. 'K XSS X Q X 'RE' Y Warning Signal made its debut last fall as East High's weekly radio show over KWWL. L. Furgerson, C. Iohnson, I. Garrett, V. Walters, M, Boyd. D. Kelsen and I. Budak, directed by Mr. Anderson, are cutting the tape for one of their shows. Language Arts Offer Variety Upper Left: D. Musgrave, I. Andrews, B. Willard and A. Baker make a tape recording in English 4. Lower Lett: A group of English 6 juniors find reading a variety of books broadens their understanding of literature and of the American authors who produced it. Upper Right: A class of sophomore English students is taking a mechanics test to check their improvement in Writing skills. Lower Right: During gadget speeches in English 3, R. Iohnston showed up with his pet raccoon, Minnie . Left: A sophomore history class catches up on current events as students read hooks and magazines. Right: Current events magazines and pamphlets keep a junior American history class alert to American history in the making. Then and Now In Social Scene D. Wagner, B. Baker and W. Billings glance through travel folders and Spanish editions of the Readeis Digest with dreams of touring Latin America and Mexico. i I. Rookaircl explains a chart inter- preting economic, political and social problems of America to his class- mates in American trends. D. Kelsen, I. Sims. C. Meyer and C. Gardner study derivatives of the Latin lanquaqe. 21 ART CLUB Center oi Table: B. Sweet, L. Muir, I. Buhr, F. Iohnson. Outside of Table: R. Faqerlind, O. McEnroe, D. Tann. I. Ranard, K. Krutsinqer. S. McDowell, D. Foote, A. Sorensen 1. FOQQY, M. Van Winlcle, P. Shuster, B. Shelton, C. Gardner. Creative Expression Art students take a break from their regular classwork to create props for Activity Night. SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD WINNERS I. Thompson, M. Boyd and C. Burns rated Gold Key Awards in the regional contest sponsored by Scholastic magazine. A qroup of East artists won honorable men- tion tor their entries in the regional art con- test. Front Row: D. Tann, M. Clark, I. Ranard, D. Foote, B. Lininger. Second Row: A. Gunnell, D. Leet, R. Wolf, C. Rogers, 'vV. Erickson, L. Mitchell, A. Sorensen. DSCIENCE CLUB Front Row: C. Meyers, I. Rolfes. I. Iensen, R. Andrews, W. Billings, H. Decker, D. Ausiin. Second Row: D. Kudelka, L. Furqerson, D. Ruffcorn, G. Scoqqin, B. Walsh, I. Andrews. Third Row: B. Booher, P. Willhite. D. Spry, D. Kelsen, K. Ohrl, L. Nielcl, B. Bernett, T. Stephenson. Age of Science Biologists gel Iirsi-hand information on the , life of the starfish. Upper: Science classes learn through observing and exploring. Lower: Science club members experiment with quantalive analysis. They include H. Decker. D. Kuclelka, T. Siephen- son, G. Ohrt, L. Furqerson, B. Walsh, B. Booher, G. Scoqqin. if Honors Rate I Awards W. Billings, I. Adams and V. Mollenhauer refer to Quill and Scroll. the official publication of the international honor society for high school journalists, for helpful hints as they plan content for the Wooden Horse. which they edited this year. Dr. H. W. Reninger, head of the depart- ment of English and Speech at Iowa State Teachers College, was guest speaker at the Olympiad auditorium. Here he congratulates B. Willard for acquiring a B average. OLYMPIAD CLUB B B B B BB B Top Picture: Old Members Front Row: M. Kies, A. Gunnell, V. Hudson, M. Clark, D. Dahl, G. Allee, I. Kuehl, G. Fortune, D. Lively, L. Furgerson P. Willhite, R. Moehlis. Second Row: N. Cusmano. M. Ricketts, D. Weiss, W. Hunt, B. Bird, A. Courter, H. Patterson, L. Prane, E. Zeran. I McMechan, B. Wolf, B. Booher, M. Simpson. Third Row: V. lvlollenhauer, S. Gorclish, M. Getty, C. Iohnson, R. Wilkin, A. Vtlagner, I. Adams, B. Sheldon, I. Halter- man, M. Abben, Y. Tann, E. Dally. Lower Picture: New Members Front Row: D. Miller, I. Speicher, C. Kemmerer, M. McRol:erts, S. Nelson, I. Sims, K. Murphy, B. Walker, C. Guy, I Black, I. Smock, I. Norman, C. Reints. Second Row: C. Brown, L. Simmons, A. Baker, P. Brown, M. Burkes, P. Christensen, I. Adams, R. Burk, B. Shelton, L Ford, I. Drilling, M. Augustson, C. Stone. Third Row: V. Summy, B. Boyles, V. Walters, G. Stacey, P. Hansen, G. Dunkelberq, D. Kelsen, F. Allen, W. Folks, B Willard, S. Morris, C. Patten, D. Grove. I Cheerleaders A. Curtis, S. Feese, B. Held, C. Allen, I. Fischer and D. Wagner kept the en- thusiasm of the student body coordinated throughout the year in spirited cheers. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! Victory! Victory! is the fa- miliar cry of East high's students as they ene courage their team along the way to state competition among the sweet sixteen . Enthusiasm Promotes Interest CAMERA CLUB Front Row: R. Gerstenberger. P. Smith, L. Miller, M. Linstrom. Second Row: I. Rolfes, B. Pouts, R. Fagerlind. D. Leet, T. Stephenson, B. Wilson. R. Meythaler. CONSERVATION CLUB One of the main activities of the Conservation Club is archery. Front Row: L. Gramenz, B. Booher, M. Peyton, P. Willhite, K. West- phal. Second Row: M. Scheel, I. Eldridge, K. Ohrt, L. Nield, B. Walsh. V. Mollenhauer, feature editor, I. Adams, managing editor, M. Clark, news editor, and I. McMechan, editor- in-chief, study the 1904 issue of the Orange and Black as they plan the 1954 anniversary issue. Attempting complete coverage with the leading news of the school that leads the Trojans of the Orange and Black staff edit 'Leading News eighteen issues of the school newspaper. Editors and reporters Work in close coopera- tion to put into type the news oi East while solicitors sell ads to businessmen of Wa- terloo to solve the financial problems of pub- lication. Staff ambitions were recognized when the Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Associa- tion presented a certificate of honor for the coverage given to the Christmas Seal drive. Each member of the staff has an oppor- tunity to develop his journalistic talent and to Work cooperatively with others to publish an outstanding paper. Upper Left: M. Niedert, C. Iohnson, I. Diehl, I. Sheeley, B. Held help S. Got-dish, exchange editor, wrap the Orange and Blacks to be sent to other schools. Lower Lett-Seated: D. Lively, business manager. G. Altee, advertising manager, and I. Mollenhauer. Standing: I. Sims, D. Wagner, M. Wherry, L. Ford, L. Skattum, C. Reints, C. Kemmerer, D. Taylor, C. Brown, R. Wilkin, S. Gordish. G. Hughes, ad solicitors. Upper Right: W. Billings, D. Leet, D. Damro, columnists. Lower Right-Seated: I. Kramer. Standing: I. llviuir, B. Sheldon, L. Halpin, sports writers. of Leading School I. McMechan presents a certificate of honor to Arch W. McFarlane, veteran Iowa legislator, for his editorship of the 1903-1904 Orange and Black. Miss Minerva Cooper, sophomore class editor the same year, came from her home in LaPorte City as another honoree. Fifty years seems a long time, but when an editor of the O and B of fifty years aqo came back to ad- dress the student body, Trojans found that the years had not dimmed his enthusiasm for East Hiqh and its traditions. Feted With Arch VV. McFarlane, the first editor, were his wife, the former Miss Elsie Hawkins, O 6. B society editor, and Miss Minerva Cooper, sophomore editor. The Iowa High School P.ess Association Convention held at Drake University. November 13 and 14, attracted a representative group of East journalists. Here H. Voiqt. I. Adams, V. Hudson, V. Mollenhaue: and D. Leet try to decide where to store their gear. .X - ,. X WW. sssisismX . KX . , XX. is XX X f u r 5-5 '32-TSX .f N w r xw X X59 NX X953 XX X sy s,F'..- '- . .m -5 : l i -K X A .rt s it X ' W 'M F - 'cr-f 1' ' if.iF:f I. N' 3.5 N N . X x , ,f-.Q Q X 5 ti ' . X . is Xxsrs ,WN -sss1ss:::.sx52ss+p sm..Xf--a.stv-.'sg-- 5 ' X r-X-X-ses .. X -' ' N QX ' i i XF X S Q 2' ' -- f..ea...MW:.. ...... , ,.,., W gm. .... a... , - - -1 . . 'W 5 -s .. sete -R .. ..... A .... ' Q 1 . Q AMW' sf. 'XX isa... ' ---- V- M. gf: ' Y ' -wsvk -4 .s s s . . . M s---- - X - fu . R mi Qs 1, -- . 2 af b .. X.. . ':, - W-.if 'Z' 'rx'--N y, , . r . 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Johnson are the focus of at- tention in a humorous situation from Chm'1ey's Aunt. B. Stitfler, Sir Francis, P. Shuster, Donna Lucia D'Alvadorezg I. Iverson, Brassettp C. Breckenfelder, Elag D. Kelsen, Lord Babberlyg G. Fortune, Charley: S. Bul- man, Amy, C. Johnson, Kitty: K. Larra- bee, Iackg I. Smith, Mr. Spettigue in- terpreted the famous comedy. 'Charley's Aunt' Comes to East A cast of ten students presented the ever- Fortune. The plot was further complicated popular comedy, Cha'r1ey's Aunt. November by the appearance ot the real aunt, portrayed 12 and 13 as East's tall play. by Pat Shuster. The play produced many humorous situ- However, all ended happily to the enjoy- ations when Lord Babberly, Dave Kelsen, ment of two appreciative audiences. rnasqueraded as the aunt ot Charley, Gene Stage crew members V. Walters, T. Lauzon, B. Fernau, L. Purge-rson, S. Collins, G. Scheel move a ilat under the direction of G. Scoqqin, stage crew manager. They never appear before the toot- liqhts, but without these crews the actors would play without benefit ot props, sets or lights. Front Row: M. Clark, D. Austin, N. Cusmano, M. Oetting, M. A. Kies, B. Gibson, G. Sccqqin. Second Row: S. McDowell, I. Roltes, H. Decker, T. Stephenson, G. Col- lins, M. Wilson, B. Fernau, B. Cof- fin, G. Scheel. Third Row: I. Andrews. V. Walters, C. Meyers, B. Wilson, T. Lauzon, L. Frane, L. Furqerson, I. Iensen, G. Iossie, R. Kudelka. Skillful U Specialists LIBRARY COUNCIL UPPER PICTURE: Front Row: I. Halterman, G. Rieg, Y Fonts, B. Hummel, I. Mollenhauer, M Manson. Second Row: P. Sloan, C. DeHart, D Aschenbrenner, A. Woodyard. S Sloan, I. Hughes, K. Hussey. LOWER PICTURE: Front Row: I. Stocks, N. DuBois, B Walker, I. Ede, C. Sexton, E. Brewer. Second Row: P. Larrabee, M. McCoy P. Edsill, P. Brown, R. Gipper, D Luethie, A. Patten, G. Donaldson. 29 Such enthusiasm to get to class! Yes, it's driver training students heading for the Pontiac parked on the ramp. R. Wilkin, I. Wood and I. Eldridge race to see who gets to drive first. MASQUERS C. lohnson, member of East's honorary drama club, takes on a new role as fellow-members practice make up. Front Row: S. Bulman, D. Damro, C. Iohnson, N. Cusmano, M. Oettinq, R. Andrews. Second Row: T. Stephenson, G. For- tune, H. Decker, R. Kudelka, G. Scog- qin, L. Furaerson, I. Iensen, R. An- drewe. XS f si Sm , if 1 X Q W XL . . if .Q ,N ., X X .aw 5. 13 Y X Y.- H ,,-:Qggm x ,, -'-' f ' .SZ ' X -x X SX X X X - NS X Q w fx?-lt: firms .3 S --1 F gs 1- x Xe. 1 xg .F H X xi. 11 XX X QXXXXXX X gr' X ,X 1 - .,.. XA- -1- 'W' . -XX -X----X X- X . Xwaf' H k TM S k NA,, ' X X XNXX .X .Xu X. X - -X .- X .X - X, , . .X . X .X . X . X. ' - wx , .X X. 5 X- - XX-ff' -V 7 x..x,..i,.. 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X -f X NX PX Q 4 4 QQ K X X A 7 X X X X XX w:wfsX X 'R .XX X Q x -g V-2XFSii1!Q gms I SX 1 X , .X X XX X. Q! A WX ,X K X MADRIGAL Front Row: I. Altanis, R. Atkinson, S. Buhnan, I. McMechan, B. Wilder, D. Musqrove, M. Clark, C. Breckenfelder, I. Rodger, L. Skattum, I. Strudthoff, D. Miller. Second Row: E. Sage, W. Hunt, R. Iamieson, M. Boyd, B. Thomas, C. Rogers, H. Voiqt, D. Lively, G. Fortune, A. Kinz- ler, N. Glazebrook, R. Leet. Vocalists Acquire Artistry MALE CHORUS Front Row: B. Anderson, M. McCoy, D. Fulton. Second Row: I. Chapman, R. Schmitt, N. Glaze- brook, M. Boyd. Third Row: I. Neith, D. Anderson, E. Campbell, L. Brown, B. Thomas. Fourth Row: I. Wilder, R. Niedert, I. Anders, I. Burk, G. Finders. Fifth Row: R. Iamieson. I. Clifford, K. Harper, D. Dahl, I. DeSmiclt, I. Jackson. CHOIR Front Row: M. Simpson, P. Huck, M. Ortiz, C. Kemmerer, I. Hughes, M. Ricketts, R. Atkinson, L Yearling. Second Row: I. Strudthotf, D. Wagner, I. Norman, B. Held, B. Wilder, B. Shelton, M. Reasby, M. Hol linqsworth. Third Row: G. Norman, L. Ford, A. Wagner, D. Musqrove, M. Niedert, I. Sims, A. Sorensen, G. Rieq P. Bisdorf. Fourth Row: B. Smith, H. Ceaser, B. Wolf, I. Neith, I. Chapman, R. Fulton, A. Kinzler, W. Hunt, R Ehlers. Fifth Row: E. Campbell, K. Harper, D. Dahl, I. Clifford, L. Ehlers, B. Thomas, I. Garrett, I. Burk, C Rogers, H. Voigt. In the holiday mood. choir members exchange gifts at their Christmas party following Nativity. After the fun they packed the toys and sent them to an orphanage. More than two hundred East students are members of vocal organizations. Choir meets three days a Week While choruses rehearse two days a week. Small groups have ap- peared at various local social events. The choir presented the musical background for the Nativity and combined with the band for a concert February 2. East joined West tor the Spring Festival in May. Front Row: R. Ehlers, I. Waters, W. Hunt, B. Smith. Second Row: H. Voigt, L. Probert. A. Kinzler, H. Ceaser. Third Row: I. Hutchins, G. Fortune, D. Leet, E. Sage, W. VanArsdale. Fourth Row: R. Meythaler, D. Peppler, B. S. East- man, B. Wolt, R. Phillips. Fifth Row: D. Lively, C. Rogers, I. Garrett, L. Ehlers, D. Kellogg, L. Garner, B. Quibell. Front Row: H. Reed, P. Larrabee, D. Miller, S. Bothun, B. McDonald, L. Skattum, M. Wherry. Second Row: A. Gunnell, C. Iohnson, I. Moore, C. Lewis, S. Gordish, C. Meyer, I. McMechan. Third Row: B. Blackman, M. Clark, B. Baker, S. Zegarac, C. Breckenfelder, R. Beatty, I. Rodger, R. Wilkin. Fourth Row: R. Niedert, R. Iamieson, I. Waters, I. Anders, B. Ouibell, I. Wilder, R. Leet, E. Sage, R. Phillips, B. Anderson. Fifth How: I. Iackson, G. Finders, D. Lively, R. Meythaler, I. DeSmidt, G. Fortune, M. Boyd, N. Glazebrook. GIRLS' CHOIR Front Row: P. Casper, L. Simmons, G. Stinson, N. Bender. Second Row: D. Baker, I. Vick, P. Potratz, P. Kammerman, B. Woolums, R. Fagerlind. Third Row: P. Brown, B. Geisler, C. DeI.app, G. Schley, D. Hollingworth, L. Hollingworth, K Krutsinger, M. Burks. Fourth Row: D. Iacobson, S. Nelson, C. Seaton, D. Wagner, I. Adams, D. Black, M. Kephart P. Nield. Lyric Interpreters GIRLS' CHORUS Front Row: I. Lee, B. Iochumsen, B. Mokasak, S. Newlon, F. Iohnson, B. Leith. Second Row: S. Janes, I. Richards, G. Schultz, S. Everding, P. Leohr, M. Miller, G. Marx, E. Manson, K. Erickson, M Miller, V. Dolash, G. Hoskins, I. Powell, S. Wilkinson. Third Row: G. Mundt, G. Hansen. B. Beebe, S. Hagedorn, M. Garthoff, I. Ortiz, D. Austin, H. Winning, R. Mennen, M Manson, B. Fouts, B. Anderson, I. Roberts, P. Smith, A. Hein, I. Roltes. Fourth Row: M. Metcalf, B. Wichert, M. Knight, I. Gilbert, Y. Fouts, S. Dimmitt, I. FOQQY, Betlle, C. Peters, I. Guernsey I. Shinn, S. Eldridge, R. Beasley, R. Thompson, I. Rowzee. P. Lourie. NATIVITY SOLOISTS Front Row: L. Skattum, I. McMechan, B. Wilder. I. Rodger, R. Atkinson. Second Row: G. Fortune, B. Thomas, R. Leet, H. Voigt, W. Hunt, M. Boyd, N. Glaze- brook, C. Rogers, B. Sage. 1 .t . 34 Front How: I. Robson, V. Mollenhauer, M Dalrymple R Gautney Second Row: I. McCrea, T. Cook, I. Sheeley A Baker M LaPole G Shafer S Mower C Gardner. Third Row: R. Miller, B. Schutte, N. Lowcock C Dunn I Campbell R Battle S Fable Fourth Row: R. Ross, L. Munson, I. Mathews C Venter S Lelvlome M Sheldcxhl P Venter F Webster. Music Holds Magic STRING QUARTET It awards were being given for the number of public performances, perhaps top honors would go to the East High String Quartet which has appeared on the programs oi many organizations. Members ol the group are I. Sims, first violin, E. Held, second violin, L. Ford, cello, and C. Bailey, viola. ORCHESTRA Front Row: I. Sims, E. I-lild, C. Boemecke I Anderson P Christen en I Huntley L Ford S Sloan C Bailey Second Row: N. Flieder, S. Bulman. D. Werss S Bothun P Britzman I Cutler M Oetting D Damro B Stifiler P Shuster, G. Allee, W. Rasmussen, P. Bercier R Boller L Larson Third Row: I. McDowall, M. Clark, C. Bingaman B Hayes G Ohrt B Bird R Iames E Ba er B Briden D Manley D. Rausch, W. Erickson, I. Kuehl, L. Mitchell D Kelsen M Boyd I Bemamin A F' k Accompcmist: . m . Drums: I. Cox, B. Scully, I. Iohannessen. BAND Front Bow: C. Brown, S. Feese, B. Briden, I. Henry, A. Courter, R. Rausch, R. Harris, R. Iames. Second Row: K. Hussey, M. Haeflinqer, I. Brelsiord, I. Stealy, D. Rowling, R. Patterson, D. Iurqinq, I. Iverson, E. Collins. Third Row: R. Hays, G. Ohrt, B. Bird, D. Kelsen, I. Kuehl, I. Achey, I. Benjamin. Fourth Row: D. Barber, I. Harrison, E. Baier, G. Vxfenthe, R. Fink, R. Bond, B. Wilson, L. Mitchell. Fifth Row: Ft. Laylin, M. Wilson, D. Damro, D. Manley, M. Spry, C. Bingaman, G. Mcltlamee, W. Erickson. Musicians Vary Repertoire The marching band added sparkle to half-time as it appeared in an original show at each home football game and provided melody between halves on the West High and Fort Dodge fields. The concert band made three appearances during the season. These programs included a Christmas auditorium given for the student body, the second annual Pops concert and the music festival in May. The festival once again combined the East and West bands to form one massed organization under the baton of Paul Yoder. Upper: Band, ten-tion! is a fa- miliar call from Drum Majors S. Zegarac and M. Niedert when the band appears at games and parades. Lower: One of the original halt- time shows finds the marching band forming a baseball dia- mond. Spectators applauded enthusiastically as the band maneuvered into its formations. 5 YK- . b 1 . X . . QX , iii K.. : X f , V QQ K - R XxN, Q. fin Q x g ', f vx X - - k.1i X - Q . . ,E X XR. xxx Xiu, .T uhhh, .X Q X .y Q 'f. S ? X S - xv, Q . W ,. me S 5 6' X ' .s- K W Q M: we , - a if in NNW .x X X 9 L X Q ' W' TX M Q , J'- j' i ' xfigxiv swigffiv 'XXXXXX X5 VARSITY SQUAD Front Row: I. Kramer, A. Courier, R. Bond. I. Iordan, G. Fee, B. Orton. R. Andrews, I. Dotson, C. Cutsforth, P. Willhite, W. Flowers, H. Ceaser. Second Row: M. Estrin, C. Wandro, R. Garner, C. Welch, I. Smith, D. Buck, B. Bird, F. Bloomquist, I. Neessen, I. Carr. K. Salyer, Student Manager S. Everding. Third Row: Assistant Varsity Coach G. Wistey, G. Graham, N. De Berg, L. Furgerson. B. Willard. I. Cook, L. Willbrandt, D. Dahl, T. Howery, R. Thompson. R. Gardner, B. Wright, E. McBride, Head Varsity Coach L. Breitbach. Fourth Row: C. Lewis, B. Bishop, D. Albee, I. Clifford, L. Strohm, R. Harris, B. Grittmann. W. Montgomery, C. Burke, D. Criswell, L. Ehlers, B. McKee, L. Smith, D. Manley. Gridsters VWn Championships Season's Record: 8 wins, l loss. East Trojans, shocked by a McKinley of Cedar Rapids touchdown on the first play of the game, recovered for a methodical 40-12 opening game football victory. Trojan gridsters racked up their second straight victory, 34-7, over Wilson High of Cedar Rapids. Coach Lou Breitbach's club overpowered the Dubuque Rams, 40-14. It was the Trojans' SENIOR LETTER WINNERS third straight victory of the season. Trojans overpowered a stubborn Ft. Dodge team, 34-7, handing the Dodgers their worst defeat in the long rivalry between the two Big Six Conference schools. East Waterloo's football juggernaut brought East Des Moines' Big Six Confer- ence domination to a grinding halt by down- ing the Scarlets, 34-20. Upper Row: F. Bloomguist, K. Salyer. L. Wlfillbrandt, VV. Montgomery, D. Harris. Lower Row: M. Estrin, D. Buck, B. Bird, I. Neessen, I. Dotson. The co-captains of the football team, M. Estrin cmd D. Buck, present the trophies for the city championship and the Big Six Con- ference championship to Principal Charles Hoffman. in City, Big Six Conference Undefeated East Waterloo shook a home- coming jinx by downing Mason City, l3-U, for the Trojans' sixth straight win of the season. Iowa City, the Mississippi Valley Con- ference champs, continued their reign among the undefeated while the Big Six Conference pacesetters were tasting defeat for the first time this season. The Little Hawks knocked off the Trojans. 20-O. SENIOR LETTER WINNERS Spirited Troians exploded for two quick touchdowns, enough to win the city title and the Big Six Conference championship over West, 13-0. East held complete command over West throughout the entire game. Football honors went to D. Buck, the most valuable athlete for l954, and F. Bloornquist when they were placed on the first all-state team. Bloomquist was the first Trojan to rate a berth on Scholastic magazine's all-Amer ican high school teams. Upper Row: E. Bargloff, C. Vtlandro, R. Bond, E. Graham, I. Kramer. Lower Row: B. Orton, R. Garner, I. Smith, D. Dahl, G. Fee. 39 The mighty Trojan defense plus their powerful offense proved too much for Vtfest. The defenders bring down a iVest ball carrier as East's offense clicks to make the score 13-U and give the Trojan gridsters the city title. Teamwork Pays Off SOPHOMORE RECORD We They Marshalltown . . . . . l3 7 Cedar Falls . . . . 9 15 West ..... . . 0 33 Tama . . . . O 26 West ........ . . U 19 La Porte City .... .. 13 13 Reserves 5 26 Parent nights are proving a popular get-acquainted event under the sponsorship of the athletic department. Coach Lou Breitbach and Athletic Director Tom Lind here talk with parents about their combined roles in promoting good sportsmanship. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row: P. Stenson, B. Eastman, G. Manson, I. Heyer, R. Schmidt, B. Anderson, D. Westemeier, G. I-lerbsleb, C. Pat- ten, I. Nagel. Second Row: T. Carr, L. Brown, R. Laylin, D. Fulton, I. Anders, I. Letney, K. Showers, I. Iaquith, N. Malone, M. Mish- ler, R. Meythaler. g Third How: A. Kinzler, I. Wood, B. Hugger, K. Hussey, A. Woodyard, A. Willingham, H. McDonald, D. Peppler, K. Kell- ing, I. Buclak, D. Cobb. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach M. Wier, M. Melick, W. Folks, I. Iackson, I. Hutchins, B. Eastman, G. VanGorp, D. Owens, E. Renner, A. Ackerman, I. DeSmidt, R. Walentiny, D. Franke, Coach E. Goodvin. Kiwi. ...PA sn :a...? Bmmix'.NAxl if WAR.. vs.l ilaS VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD New Hampton ............. McKinley, Cedar Rapids .... East Des Moines .......... North Des Moines ..... West Waterloo ..... Oelwein ....,.... Dubuque ..... Fort Dodge ..... .... West Waterloo .......... Wilson, Cedar Rapids .... Mason City ........... Teachers College Hiqh .... East Des Moines ........ Fort Dodqe ..,....... Mason City ........... North Des Moines ....,... Franklin, Cedar Rapids ..... Cedar Falls ............. Roosevelt, Cedar Rapids .... We 49 45 49 59 48 72 40 67 49 76 67 79 67 68 87 82 59 52 67 They 63 49 48 36 54 52 51 48 57 63 42 29 75 49 49 57 56 72 55 Trojan caqesters Bloomquist and Willbrand double up on Young of West. East de leaied VVest, 53-38, to qualify for Sub-state Hitting the Hoop to Score Success VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row: G. Graham. B. Eggleston, L. Willbrandt, L. Kroenecke, B. Sheldon. Second Row: l. Clifford, T. Howery, D. Criswell, B. Willard, B. Bird. Third Row: Coach M. Wier, F. Bloomquist. N. Kalianov, I. Cook, I. Neessen, R. Garner. 41 'F ssigsqas X f AX X? 5 . N--. - f s1XXgfSbi.?QsT1lif Xi' XXF255gXXsXg '- .N., X . X. .. .X X . X ,L.. . X . - gXXs:XsX-X - X 4 1 '- QQ f . .f.X 'XsX-XXXX--X X . . X - X QSXX X . 'X sits X . X-:XX :XX Xi-.fiXsX Xi bt . Nxt--X - . XXQXX---sf--XX-Xs Xswsxbg X 'fi . Xi.: X ' Xf fX- Ni XXLSNIX X QD. X -. V-Ns ffl I 5 . 1 r. -wx' X . -. Qs X -is - X X XLL. .. ss -i.1:fXX A X X X -s X. r 5 so -iss 1-X Xssfxg-1X1 - . X X.. .,..::: X I 1 -1 .f X ff 'fx ' X XX. XXQXQS -Sxs. i Xie: -2- Q f Effie ' 5 -e ii-Sz .QX.. . . Q X.. .X X . . .g .. .,,X....k. ,X..NXXXXXX. ,X.XXxX, XXX,.,..XXXXXX..X..... - XX Ass . X - X11 fs. -- - 5 s Xi ' . .Naive s- . 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Cagesters Star on Court TOURNAMENT PLAY The East cagesters defeated West High in the District finals, 53-38. ln the first round of the Sub-slate, the rugged East team downed Lorcrs of Dubuque, 54-48. The Trojans set back a highly rated Cedar Falls team, 49-46, to enter state competition. In the first round of the Boys' State Basketball Tournament East knocked off Winfield, 59-37, only to lose to Muscatine, the future state champs, 66-50. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD - Won 6. Lost 4. Front Row: I. Hutchins, A. Wocclyard, D. Bush, B. Hugger. A. Willingham. Second Row: B. VV'illard. B. Eastman, J. Budak, I. Eldridge, L. Nanke, G. Iossie, student manager Third Row: N. Hansen, I. Christofierson, I. Iackson, G. Van Gcrp, R. Walentiny. 42 N X J' M 'R rm XX :Qs :fi S N S X X - S 1 XX , 5 E X X W V -S WS ' P ...x. s Slilxii sgxgl if LAS sw, S LI, QQ ,Q W 1 F X51-wx QXSXX S Lf, Q A WRESTLING RECORD We They Cedar Falls ....... . . . 35 10 North Des Moines .... . . . 88 3 Mason City ....... . . . 33 6 Newton ..... . . . 29 ll Charles City . . . . . . 20 14 West Waterloo . . . . . . 19 l7 Osage ....... . . . 24 18 Cresco ........ . . . 19 17 East Des Moines. . . . . . 43 O Fort Dodge ..... . . . 28 7 New Hampton . . . . . . 29 10 Davenport .... . . . 21 21 I. Smith about ready to lower the boom, lifts G. Trasamar of West in the air. Smith came out the victor. 30 Meets - No Defeats The powerful Trojan qrapplers have last time the East wrestlers tasted defeat was broken all previous records by being un- against West, 20-19, on Ianuary 10, 1952. defeated in the past thirty dual meets. The WRESTLING SQUAD Front Row: I. Hibben, R. Ransom, R. Andrews, C. Patten, S. Everdinq, G. Crowe, D. Heaton, B. Wright, D. Harris, I. Smith. K. Salyer, D. Buck. Second Row: I. Weston, G. Donaldson, D. Lynch, D. Mingus, M. Melick, D. Manley, K. Kellinq, D. Peppler, N. DeBerg. Third Row: Coach D. Natvig, H. Schmidt, D. Leet, R. Bond, E. Sage, T. Lichty, I. Kuehl, I. Henry, I. Smiley, I. Chap- man, M. Mishler, Assistant Coach E. Goodvin. Fourth Row: B. McKee, E. McBride, I. Padqet, D. Barber, G. Remington, C. Wcmdro, C. Cutsforth, R. Thompson, A. Courter, R. Snyder, L. Nanke, P. Willhite, C. Burke, D. Franke. Salyer. 165 Smith, 165 Harris, 154 Grapplers Gain Distinction The 1953-54 wrestling season was a near perfect one for the Trojan rnatmen, Whose record was marred only by a tie with Daven- port the 1ast meet ot the year, 21-21. The Davenport Bluedevils went on to become state champs. The East wrestlers copped the Big Six Conference championship and showed com- p1ete domination of the conference by scor- inq a total oi 161 points to their opponents' 33. Dick Heaton, the 1one Trojan to survive the first two rounds of state tournament com- petition, placed second. Leet, 112 Buck, Hwt. Heaton, 138 Ransom 103 Spring Sports Contenders TENNIS SQUAD Front Row: L. Bergman, G. West, G. Case, I. Rieser. Second Row: T. Budak, B. Kammeyer, R. Roth, G. Herbsleb, K. Doland, L. Miller. Third Row: D. Hauersperqer, I. Budak, G. Allee, R. Iames, B. Eastman, D. Kelsen. While the success of golf and tennis teams This year's baseball team was protecting will depend mainly upon the skill of minor a 9-3 record of last year, as Well as city and letter Winners, the track squad boasts nine sectional championships. returning major letter winners. TRACK SQUAD I Front Row: D. Barber, B. Gardner, T. Stephenson, I. Iverson, C. Burke, D. Gaudes, L. Nanke, B. Anderson, C. Welch. Second Row: M. Peyton, B. Booher, B. 'Wright, P. Willhite, I. Hutchins, D. Criswell, A. Woodyard, R. Andrews, I. Nagel. Third Row: Coach E. Goodvin, W. Montgomery, I. Kuehl, I. Christofferson, R. Garner, F. Bloomquist, I. Neessen, L. Strohm, I. Kramer, D.,Dahl, I. Dotson, Assistant Coach G. Ntlistey. P GOLF SQUAD Front Row: F. Allen, L. Ohl. D. Rausch, B. Coffin, R. Boqqs, G. Finders, C. Patten. A Show Dexterity, Determination is . if BASEBALL TEAM The co-captains of the fall and winter sports, M. Estrin, D. Buck, D. Heaton, L. Willbrandt, J. Smith and F. Bloornquist, reminisce on their teams' outstanding achievements. They garnered the Big Six Football Trophy. Wayne Carter Me- morial Trophy for City Championship, Big Six Wrestling Trophy and District and Sub-state Basketball Trophies. Front Row: B. Eggleston, M. Estrin, L. Willbrandt, B. Bird, E. Parkes, D. Buck, L. Kroenecke, I. Smith, N. Kalianov. Second Row: D. Mingus, B. Bernett, W. Schmidt, L. Garland, R. Thompson, B. Willard, G. Ohrt, I. Miller, H. Ceaser, B. Wclt, Coach W. Waters. TAKING OUR CENSUS ii Seven hundred fourteen people comprised the population of Waterloo in 1855. By the turn of the century the number had reached l2,500. Since then Waterloo has grown steadily. Today the community of scholars at East has a population exceeding the city total of 1855. The graduating class has grown from two in 1877 to 2.72 this year. Iust as Waterloo has become known as the industrial leader of Iowa, East has gained distinction ,as the school that leads. XXX QNQX QNX X X X YK N SEX f3iSfQ'2fQ:4x A wnzflgxgr V KS X3 X ii, Tiff x X :Rf-1Jgx ii . X s 'Q L 219' N , ' X K A fi Six. 'FS--if , vfii if 16? L X 1 :QM QQHQSQMN K f4sEvsfi'fNw:'w . Q X xg: -S' x- .1 x m 1 1 K fgkxgxgr-si 'w-QNX yvggk-A . A -. A . ' ., . f. x,-. . X-K 5w:M:.5l.fw,Xfffx . - . W 6 - X53-0 , 15. I - -- ' X - iff. m L - , L 2 f gfxfxil . A 1 'Kg-. , g,fSXiQ1ffxwggiX ,X WW .qgyifg-fx, 5aQx.Q2fz-.X , 1 4055 x Q ,x . K K - ' - li X X ff: T X X K , Q. 3 K Rise' X I Mr5fisQf3fg:,g:55fg5 Q?f15.1.-fjxi. -xv Qi ,xg X nf ,z i m L ,. X L5 5X'I.1fx O,X 5'-xg-xi Fkggii kk 'i v x7:3?'T5fgw. ji , ,ix g L if Q X X Ng. , . QA 1. XX 0 X x . K 'xr K ' 0 Nei? X N Belief in Youth Leads to Busy Days IACK M. LOGAN Superintendent Superintendent lack M. Logan confers with Principal Charles L. Hoffman about build- ing plans lor the new addition to East High. This addition will include a gymnasium as well as the art and homemaking depart- ments. BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the board of education discuss new business at the first meeting following the March election. Seated: Mrs. H. VV. Rehder, C. Robert Walker, Phillips Taylor, Stewart R. Seidler, Wirt P. Hoxie, Dr. R. S. Gerard. Standing: lack M. Logan, superintendent of schools: Gordon Spry, Ralph A. Austermiller, director of curriculum. Individual Guidance Orients Students LAWRENCE GARLOCK Vice-principal, Social Studies CHARLES L. HOFFMAN Principal Administering a high school efficiently and sympathetic- ally requires skill and understanding. East's administra- tion exercises balance and foresight in meeting student needs and holding high standards. The friendly student counselors, with the assistance of faculty members, help Eastonians select the high school courses most beneficial to them. Through individual coun- seling, the student is made to feel that he is important to the school as a whole. Faculty interest in student affairs, as evidenced by the attitude of East's teachers, helps make East High the Home of Champions. Louis Breitbach Physical Education, Study Hall, Boys Advisor, Football 1 Coach. Edna Lenicek Student Council, Co- ordinator of Activi- ties. IAMES L. GORDON. Band, Orchestra. ESTHER A. OLESON. Art, Publicity and Pro- motion Committee, Homecoming Committee, Art Club. RUTH BEHRENS. Vocal Music. RICHARD MEYERHOFF. Driver Education, Archery Club. Our Faculty Focus A group of first floor faculty members take time from their busy schedule to examine Miss Win- qer's octopus, Oscar. This little animal, a popular fad of students, frequented East at holiday time. They are Mr. Lukes, Miss Budweq. Mr. Waters, Oscar , Mr. Natviq, Miss Sherrer, Miss Winger. LOIS BARRIGAR LOCKMILLER. Strings, As- sistant Director of Orchestra. LILLIAN M. ENLOW, Librarian, Library Sci- ence, Library Council. HAZEL KUEHN. Homemakinq, Publicity and Promotion Committee. ELIZABETH C. DUNBAR, Homemakinq. on Present and Future FLORENCE BLACK, English, Orientation Com- mittee. MARGUERITE BLOUGH. English, Iournalism, Head of English Department, Quill and Scroll, Orange and Black. Troicm. Wooden Horse. MARIE CAMPBELL. nglish, Latin, Olympiad Club. Z ' v Z r Z MARILYN E. MARLOW. nglish, Speech, Social Committee, Nativity. EDNA MAY RITTENHOUSE. Language in Con- temporary Life, Ushers. ERMA PRIZLER. Spanish, English, Olympiad. ,X -sf - ibifzfrlff! f 'W 4-fffl ll, 'V 1 I, lx - L ,KL 1 ' KENlNETH AND RSON?English, Speech, Dra- matics, Radio, Auditorium Committee. MARIORIE SAEGER, English, Friendship Club. VELMA OLDER. Biology. CHARLES E. PETERS. Chemistry, Physics, Sci- ence Club. 53 131153 '20 21222 U' '28 29 3 L! 1. They Stimulate RALPH LEMOINE. Clerical and Secretarial Of- fice Practice, High School Business Manager. LORRAINE SHERRER. Typewriting, Orientation Committee, Friendship Club. I, X bc! f 1 HELEN M. KNOCHE. Retailing, Sales Co-op, Office Co-op, Nurse Aide Co-op. MARY BUDWEG, Shorthand, Secretarial Office Practice, Social Committee, Friendship Club. AUGUST I. LUKES. Bookkeeping, Business Law. RUSSELL STARR, Drafting. GEORGE LEEBL. General Metals, Vocational Mathematics, Trade and Industry Co-op, Con- struction Activities for Homecoming, Nativity, and Swing Show. - WARD M. COWLES, Printing, Vocational Print- ing, Publicity and Promotions Committee. HUGH S. LOGAN, Woodworking, Vocational Woodworking. M. F. KEMMERER, Machine Shop. 54 Intellectual Curiosity DAVE NATVIG. Bookkeeping, Business Arith- metic, Consumer Education, Physical Education, Wrestling Coach. E. I. GOODVIN. Sophomore Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Track Coach. GLENN WISTEY. Physical Education, Sopho- more Basketball Coach. MURRAY WIER, American History, Basketball Coach, Assistant Sophomore Football Coach. ll l NQLLIEI CJ3o! -' THOMAS A. LIND. World History, American History, Director of Athletics, Trojan Club, Pep Club. 's WILLIAM I. WATERS. Geometry, Algebra lll, Solid Geometry, College Algebra, Trigonome- try, Baseball Coach. MARK I. FLANDERS. American History, Direc- tor of Visual Education, Camera Club. PHYLLIS WINGER, Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Intramurals. ELVA TUCKER. World History, Orientation Com- mittee. MARIORIE LAUBSCHER. World History, Citizen- ship Committee. 55 Left: A familiar early morning scene is that of Custodian Elton Bly raising the United States flag. Years ago, class colors, rather than the red, white and blue, fluttered atop the flagpole. Above: Seniors B. Bird and R. Garner inspect the fresh white patches on their left forearms as Mrs. Iuanita Lininger applies a patch to a fellow student, L. Frane. S. Beebe waits her turn for the application of the painless tuberculin test. What Would We Do Without Them? What are the ingredients needed to make a smooth-running school? Agreed, students, teachers and administration. But Wait! There are more: the custodians, cooks, visiting nurse and attendance oiiicer. What would We do it we couldn't get an admit slip from Mrs. Artus? or get Shorty to clean an ink stain? or call on Mrs. Linin- ger when we sprain a finger in gym? or get a quick sandwich from Mrs. Larson or Mrs. Manahl in the cafeteria? X , When a student needs an admit slip, he goes to room ,L ' ,- , ' X118 and Mrs. Artus. Here the attendance officer fills out X 1, ,V N.,-Q .'g'.Zff4!4: L'f Qiig. the needed permit for E. Dally. 'Taking a breather after shoveling snowy walks? just one ot' their many duties, are East's five cus Y, - Familiar personalities around the noon hour are Mrs. Mamie todians, William Schoof, Virgil Steele, Elton Bly, Larson and Mrs. Freda Manahl. Here they work on the Howard Scmdergard and Ray Cornelius. daily lunch. We Take New Roles Although we sophomores seemed to be in a daze when the school year began, our first school party, School Daze, brought us back to reality and made us feel a part of East High. MISS TUCKER'S HOMEROOM- 10 Front Row: Iarnes Hutchins, Kay Murphy, Bill Willard, Roger Walentiny, Ion DeSmidt, Sylvia Nelson, Randall Paterson, Gerald Carpenter. Second Row: Ethel Curry. loan Andrews, Carol Trask, Ronald Schuler, Robert Ehlers, Rex Boggs, Ronald Man- son, Sylvia Bean, lanet Smack, Yordonna Koeff. Third Row: Corene Meyer, Gloria Schultz, Barbara Beebe. David Linstrom, Lauren Nanke, Shirley Kupka, Ierry Anders, Milton McCoy, Melva Miller, Robert Johnston, Iacqueline Richards. Not Pictured: Lady Ford, Lee Muir. MR. LIND'S HOMEROOM- 10 Front Row: Fred Allen, Lyle Raymond, Bill Brinker, lack Eldridge, lanet Griefnow, Leroy Sadler, Stanley Morris, Gene Collins, Ierry Iohannessen. Second Row: Geneva Hoskins, Nadene Lowcock, Larry Maass, Kenneth Westphal, Donald Leslie, Dwan Wad- dell. Barbara Otterman, Shirley Schweertman, Beverly Fouls, Lucille Beard, Helen Reed. Third Row: Carol Kemmerer, Ken Hussey, Virginia Do- lash, Iulie Sims, lanice Adams, Linda Munson, Robert Bayles, Allan Kinzler, lack Hurd, Dick Grove, Melva Knight, Janet Buck. MISS CAMPBELL'S HOMEROOM- 10 Front Row: Margie Ostlie, Sandra Mower, lodeen Ranard, Iames Christoffersen, William Coffin, Ierry Letney, Nancy Flieder, Barbara Gibson, Donald NVestemeier. Second Row: Sandra Saclcett. Nancy Bender, Doris Tay- lor, William S. Eastman, Dick Cobb, David Follett, Donna Dodd, Pat Brown, Darlys Grimm, Beverly Iochumsen. Third How: Sandra Bothun, Carole Meyers, Clyde Sherk, George Wenthe, Wayne Rasmussen, David Kelsen, Al- fred Ackerman, Dennis Ruffcorn, Evalyn Hild, Mary Morehouse, Pauline Vaughn. Not Pictured: George Stinson. Our Parents Parents of sophomores hear Principal Charles Hoffman explain the policies and procedures of education at East High. MR. ANDERSON'S HOMEROOM- 10 Front Row: Thomas Carr, Iames Heyer, Sharon Eldridge, Larry Kaestner, Pat Nield, Kent Harper, Dick Kohlscheen. Victor Walters, Marlene Sheldahl. Second Row: Frances Fuller, Kenneth Boone, Myron Rob- bins, Mary Loney, Kenneth Doland. lim Patterson, Marilyn Burkes, Gretchen Marx, Karen Schumacher, Marilyn Wilson, Ioyce Speicher. Third Row: Rita Gautney, Marlys Stumrne, Richard Lay' lin, Ianet Norman, Charles Del-lart, Walter Miller, Wil- liam Van Arsdale, Iim Wood, Deanna Moritz, Marlys Meyne, Eldina Bercier, Billie Woolums, Sylvia lanes. Not Pictured: John Marsh. Explore East One of the highlights of the Sophomore Open House was the social hour in the cafeteria. For the event each sopho- more homeroom reflected ingenuity in decorating a table. MR. PETERS' HOMEROOM- 10 Front Row: Larry Probert, Bill L. Eastman, Leroy Brown, Norma Weekley. Kerry Kelling, Ted Lauzon, Wayne Folks, Don Baruth. Second Row: Patricia Leohr, Suzan Dimmitt, Delilah Tarr, Patricia Christensen, Paul Hansen, Larry Hickman, Bon- nie Shelton, Bonnie Kinney, Marjorie Van Winkle. Third Row: Lois Simmons, Marilu Rose, Sonja Wilkinson, Beverly Boleyn, Gary Ohrt, Richard Christensen, Donald McCready, Barbara Geisler, Marcella Augustson, An- nette Baker. Not Pictured: Marlene Crum, George Domer, Barbara Walker. MISS ENLOW'S HOMEROOM - 10 Front How: Celia Guy, Richard Fink, Rex Schmitt, Iack Budak, Tom Thompson, lim Kingsley, Donald Schuler, Mary Fellenzer, Pat Lourie. Second Row: Ioan Drilling, Barbara Vtfilder, Barbara Beck, Douglas Rowling, Robert Derifield, lames Neil, Sam Lewis Kincaid, Sharon Thein, Beverly Vtfichert, Bernice Mundi. Third Row: William L. Smith, Dorothy Bobo, Mary Ann Stevenson, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Robinson, Marjorie Manson, Jerry Nagel, Edward Parsons. Karen Krutsinger, Arlan French, Charles Cross. Not Pictured: Goldie Hansen, Terry Lichty. MISS OLESON'S HOMEROOM- 10 Front Row: Marie Huston, Caryl Gardner, Betty Sweet, Gordon Kern, Sherilyn LeMoine, Roy Phillips, Bonnie Bebee, Glennyce Shafer, Patricia Larrabee, Joan Waqner. Second Row: LaVon Mooihart, Carol Boemecke, Bill Kammeyer, Jerry Chapman, Bill Ruqqer, Jim Waters, Jolene Root, Mary Metcalf, Patricia Ralls, Carole Dunn. Third Row: Gordon Herbsleb, Sally Dimmitt, Janet Foggy, Kenneth Showers, Philip Bailey, Larry Ohl, Gordon Van Gorp, David Peppler, Michael Melick, Ruth Beatty, Con- nie Clements. Not Pictured: Roland Goinqs, Laverne Brown, Denny Lynch. We Cheer for the Trojans When tournament lever gripped East, we sophs gave out with volume on Go, East, Go! MR. BREITBACH'S HOMEROOM - 10 Front Row: Jackie Shinn, Russell Gipper, Ed Renner, Pat Long, Kenneth Martin, Paul Arnold, Cecil Woods, Robert Dotson, Jacqueline Nielsen. Second Row: Juanita Howard, Pat Penticoff, Janice Lee, Joyce Roberts, Helen Vtfinning, Mike Stiqler, Betty Schutte, Joy Campbell, Rochelle Battle, Pat Boone, Pauline Kam- merman, Verle Summy. Third Row: Carole DeLapp, Jerry Harrison, Bob North, Leonard Bergmann, William Krueger, Tom Hummel, Carol Venter, Jim Iaquith, Mervin Mishler, Larry Vtfandro, Dick Fulton, Joyce Medd. Not Pictured: Robert Anton, Larry Caughron, Ida Belle Powell. MRS. KUEHN'S HOMEROOM - 10 Front Row: Ieneane Vich, Collene Bingamcm, George Dunkelberg, George Wagner, Paul Tirnmermann, Duane Kellogg, Carol Peter, Joyce Mathews, Carol Brecken- felder. Second Row: Patricia Casper, Gloria Derifield, Darolcl Bush, Norman Melohn, Harold Warm. Aaron Woodyard, Robert Hays, Gary Norcott, Lester Stocks, Shirley Ever- ding. Third Row: William Anderson, Betty Leith, Barbara Mo- kosak, Ianice Rowzee, Bill Gardner, Ianice Rodger. Carol Seaton, William Ioblinske, Iuanita Ortiz, Myrlea LaPole, Cheryl Stone. Not Pictured: lim Koloc, Golda Larson. Neophytes SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Front Row: C. Boemecke, C. Kemmerer, C. Schulz, I. Vich, D. Miller. Second Row: S. Thein, G. Marx, W. S. Eastman, L. Bergmann. Not Pictured: P. Leohr. MR. LEEBL'S HOMEROOM - 10 Front Row: Barbara Anderson, Darlene Austin, Richard Boller, James Iackscn, Carl Schulz. Richard Buck, Ra- mona Burlc, Leland Carlisle, Barbara Fox, Douglas Gaudes. Second Row: Ivan Hare, Norma Lane, Gregg Iossie, Louis Lies, Norman Hanson, Don Marsh, Iohn Letterman, Delores Livingston, Edna Manson, Ruth Miller, Raymond Snyder. Third Row: Sharon Newlon, Helen Robinson, Barbara Self, Charles Patten, Aubrey Willingham. Laurence Nanke, Ian Richards, Carolyn Dickinson, Iacie Wal- green, Belle Streblow, Mary Io Dalrymple, Iohn Wold. Not Pictured: Howard Koger. l t MISS RITTENHOUSE'S HOMEROOM - 10 Front Row: Ramon Schuety, Gene Stacey, Rosemary Beasley, Don Lewis, Beverly Hummel, Robert Dumire, Merrilee Kephart, Gene Scheel, Margery Liddle, Richard Morrison. Second Row: Ieannine Buhr, Iudy Wetzstein, lay Guernsey, Bill Fernau, Duane Franke, Don Owens, Ioan Black, Doris Wagner, Donna Musgrave, Donna Kohlmeyer, LaRue Westendorf. Third Row: Faye Iohnson, Cheryl Brown. Gary Donaldson, Merle Collins, Twila Cook, lack Weston, Gary Halleck, Carolyn Reints, Charles Thies, Dorathy Miller, George Remington, Donna Kelly. Not Pictured: George Manson, Jerry Smiley. We Find Learning Is Fun For the first time in the history of East High the sophomore class has come from two junior high schools. The three hundred sixty- one students who enrolled last tall came from Logan Iunior High and McKinstry lunior High, the two new schools which replaced the old East Iunior High last year. These sophs have displayed marked talent in many fields. Their varied abilities have received recognition in musical events, athletic competition and scholastic achieve- ments. Upper Left: Adding a bit of sparkle and music to the Sophomore Open House are B. Wilder, C. Breckenfelder, D. Miller and D. Musgrave. Upper Right: Smiling B. Anderson really livened things up at our first Activity Night. Lower: Even as sophomores we have dreams. Here B. Smith is gazing at the picture of an ideal senior and building air castles about the days when he too will be exchanging senior pictures. 62 Analyzing Abilities Perhaps E. Vogt is pondering an answer on the Iowa Tests of Educational Development while I. Wilder, I. Iensen, and I. Day concen- - trate on the questions. All students take these tests each fall. MR. WATERS' HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Gerald Dunn, Wilma Ferch, Sharon Foster, Verla Droste, Ianice Hansen, Grant Allee, Bill Wright. Hugh Patterson, Richard Welch. Second Row: Sherwin Everdinq, Gladys Hemsath, Ber- nard McKee, William Scully, lames Cox, Edward Keegan, Harvey Beck. Arthur Anderson, Marlin Nichols, Gerald Nichols, Charles Clark. Third Row: Marilyn Buttolph, Orlene McEnroe, Paula Potratz, Eunice Noltinq, Sherry Overkamp, Myrdell Sum- mers, Patricia Venter, Martha Moss, Robert Wandro, Dave Hattrup, Marilyn Erickson, Donna Blacksmith. Not Pictured: Don Clark, Robert Ahlhelm, Shirley Ienkins, Delores Roberts. MISS LENICEK'S HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: lim Miller, Bob Booher, Sandra Zeqarac. Mary Lou Williams, Iva Mollenhauer, Lee Furqerson. Sandra Conqer, Marion Busey. lim Kuehl, Michael Scheel, Mary Reasby. Second Row: Audrey Cook, Betty Hayes, Charles Cuts- iorth, Iohn Iamieson, Iohn Carr, Merle Gleason, Ronald Thompson, Edd Campbell, lim Lyons, Steve Nelson, Kay Edgerton. Third Row: Gwendolyn Stinson, Ianice Moore, Enest Sage, Mae Louise Haetlinqer, Darlene Weisbrcd, Mar- jorie Abben, Anna Mae Reinertson, Bob Bishop, Lee Smith, Barbara McLean, Marcella Wagner, Sharon Kam- rneyer. Not Pictured: Audrey Fink, Rex Niedert, Garold Adams. ...pd MR. WIER'S HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Larry Garland, Mickey McBride, Leon Ehlers, Alan Walker, Nick Kalianov, Iames Cook, Robert Lewis Bob Morgan, Don Albee. Second Row: Roy Haqe, ludith Jorgensen, Arlene Hein Dick Hein, William Flowers, Lyle Hillman, Kenny Larra bee, Philip Iamieson, Mary Ann Dailey, ludy Fischer Geraldine Bishop. Third Row: ludy Stainbrook, Sandra Gordish, Ioan Zeran Rhonda Thompson, Georqianna Schley, Dorothy Weiss Carolee Bailey, Bill Wilson, Dick Manley, Rosalind Men nen, Pamela Smith, Dora Hollingsworth. Not Pictured: lack Clifford. We Gain Prestige IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: I. Fox, treasurerp A. Courter, president: C. Lewis, secretary. Standing: I. Henry, vice-president. MISS BLOUGH'S HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Rex Bell, Ioyce Strohrn, Mary Iensen, Betty Cullison, Noel DeBerg, lim Iverson, William Grittmann, Douglas Iamieson, Patricia Iohnson, Sue Spear, .Paul Bentley. Second Row: lanice Anderson, Beverly Hewitt, Fredine Webster, Irma lean Franklin, Clifton Lewis, Kenneth Ohrt, Sherry Knapp, Iack Dietz, Gerald Crowe, Aleen MaGee, Iudy Decker. Third Row: Joyce McCrea, Ienny Appel, Sharon Mus- qrove, Elizabeth Pries, Charles Wilkes, Ronald Moehlis, Gary Hughes, lohn Smith, Tom Wade, Marilyn McRob- erts, Barbara Thomas, Ann Rookaird, Annette Swyers. l m., - . N- lf i . .g-F. N 2 ' .fE.f' FX Slf: K x . is 1 ' FX Sl ' Bs? s IUNIOR COUNCIL Mill Front Row: M. Tovar, P. Venter, S. Zegarac, H. Voigt, I. Zeran, M. McRoberts, G. Norman. Second Row: B. Boaher, M. A. Kies, B. Wolf, I. Clifford, l. Wilder, I. l-libben, Not Pictured: G. Hughes, W. Scully, B. Shinn. MISS PRIZLER'S HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Merle Harvey, Ierry Kramer, Paul Willhite, Edward Mulgrew, Charlie Burke, Glenn Finders, Don Ferguson, Earl Larry Strohm, William Mike Peyton. Second Row: Barbara McDonald, Sandra Sloan, Ann Wagner, William Quibell, Mary Ann Kies, Ronald Both. Dean Franke, Patricia Mitchell, Betty Gross, lim l-libben. Third Row: Joann Skalsky, Betty Deeds, Patty Lea Lines, Linda Giffen, Barbara Ann Baker, Bonnie Johnson, Dolores Iacobson, Ronald V. Andrews, Carrol Neiperl, Barbara Thompson, Dolores Oliphant. Not Pictured: William Bernett, Douglas Spry, Ron Gard- ner, Rheta Rae Lawson, LaVerne Patterson. MRS. SAEGER'S HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: lim Iordan, lack Stoneman, Milo Albert, Roger Iamieson, Paul Foote, Lee Nield, Clyde Welch, Ronnie Rider, Arlo Courier, Byron Patratz. Second Row: Janet Schroeder, Vivian Oliver, Sandra Hagedorn, Mary lean Linstrom, Linda Snodgrass, Bill Vxfalsh, Dorothey Black, Ioyce I-lalterman, Ianet Morkal, Mary Tovar, Barbara Baker, Kae Erickson. Third Row: Shirley McDowell, lviarlys Garthoti, Edna Fanning, Evelyn Dally, Leo Larson, Lyle Gramenz, Boyd Wolf, David Barber, Clarence Helm, Lora Hollingsworth, Ianice Fettkether, Alice Back, Barbara Karns. Not Pictured: Dick Iurging. MR. FLANDERS' HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Gail Norman, Sheila Conway. lanice Beener, Ianice Brelsford, Sandra Fabel, Yvonne Tann, Laura Miller, Barbara Shinn, Ianice Robson, Yvonne Fouts. Second Row: Rose Marie Gerstenberger, Ian 'Wilder, lohn Day, Robert Vlarneka, Iim Iensen, Ted Howery, Bill Kirchmann, Eugene Vogt, Frank Zaritis, Eddie Will- inqham, Roberta Faqerlind. Not Pictured: Roger Meythaler. We Promote Activities I. Kuehl and B. Wilson were co-chairmen of the Troian picture sale which attracted crowds of Eastonians to the main floor corridor. MR. LUKES' HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Elden Happel, Russell Huisman, Darrell Smith, Douglas 'Woolsey, Howard Voigt, Dean Faqerlind, Don Criswell, Gerald Ohrt, Neal Weatherman. Second Row: Lois Yearlinq, Carlene Dufner, Ioan Taylor, Virginia Faqerlind, Darwin Simmons, Ronald Powers, Ian Runge, lack Henry, Doris Gronoski, Esther Stafford, Ruby W ilkin. Third Row: loanne Grove. Bonita Pencil, Kaye McMillin, loAnne Roltes, Kenneth Thorp, Don Anderson, Richard Mingus, Carol Lewis, Isabelle Fox, Edith Brewer, Char- lotte Burns, Marlys Simpson. Not Pictured: Barbara Bettle. SENIOR COUNCIL Front Row: D. Damro, E. Zeran, C. John- son, S. Feese. Second Row: P. Gillette, P. Shuster, I. Cutler. Third Row: I. Smith, T. Stephenson. In the Senior World of '54 WOMAN 'S CLUB PANEL A. Gunnell. D. Dahl, Mr. Garlock, L. Willbrandt and V. Hudson exchange ideas on their panel subject before qoinq to the Woman's Club, where they appeared in a program. Mr. Garlock moderated the discussion on the differ- ences between our freedoms and Com- munism. COLLEGE DAY East's second College Day proved worthwhile to college-bound students, who conferred with college representa- tives. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. Atkinson, treasurer: I. Kramer, presi- dent: B. Bird, vice-president: A. Curtis, secretary. 41 Commencement LOUIS ABBEN IAMES L. ACHEY. Football: Wrestling: Baseball: Band: Paint Crew. IOAN M. ADAMS. Troian Section Editor: O G B News Editor: O 6 B Managing Editor: Wooden Horse Art Editor: Quill and Scroll President: Student Council: Sophomore Council: Homecoming Committee: Citizen- ship Cornmittee: Paint Crew: Olympiad Club: Friend- ship Club President: Nativity: Pep Club: Art Club: Costume Committee: Stage Crew: Iowa High School Press Association Convention: Iunior Red Cross Rep- resentative: Senior Honor Day Committee: Northeast Iowa Y-Teen Conference: lanuary Graduate: Post Graduate. BEVERLY LA VONNE ALBERTSON. Band: Transfer, Cresco, Iowa, 1953. Brings Diplomas CAROL LEE ALLEN, Swing Show: Swing Show Tap Instructor: Nativity: Prom Committee: Student Coun- cil: Pep Club Secretary: Social Committee: Cheer- leader Captain: Friendship Club: lOB Chorus: Girls' Choir. IULIA PAULINE ALTANIS. Art Club: Nativity: Choir: lOB Chorus: Madrigal: Sophomore Trio. WILLIAM ROBERT ANDERSON. 10B Chorus: Choir: Male Chorus: Nativity. TERRY ANDREASSEN. Paint Crew: Stage Baseball: Pep Club: January Graduate. Crew: RONALD L. ANDREWS. Stage Crew: Light Crew: Science Club: Camera Club: Iunior Council: Masquers Club. DONNA MARIE ASCHENBRENNER. Nativity: Pep Club: Friendship Club: Library Council: Auditorium Committee. Abben Achey Adams Albertson Allen Altanis Anderson Andreassen Andrews Aschenbrenner Atkinson Baier Bannister Barber Barber Barqloff Barnes Barron RUTH CAROL ATKINSON. 10B Chorus: Choir: Madri- BARBARA J. BATTLE. 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: gal: Double Mixed Quartet: Nativity: Swinq Show: Choir: Swing Show: Nativity. Homecoming Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Orientation Committee: Pep Club: Iunior THOMAS BEACH Council: Prom Committee: Senior Class Treasurer: RUTH CORINE BEARD, Pep Club: Friendship Club: Library Council, Orientation Committee: Citizenship Committee: 10B Ch : S . EDWARD LE1-: nmrzn. Pep Band: Band: orchestra. ONS me Crew CHARLENE M BANNISTER 10B Chorus- Friendship DARWIN D' BEATTY Club, ' ' ' SHIRLEY A. nuns. 10B chorus, Usher. costume Committee: Pep Club. DONNA IEAN BARBER. Swing Show: Choir: Girls' Choir: Friendship Club: Homecoming Committee: Pep DONALD DEAN BEGHTEL Club: Social Committee: Library Council. IAMES M. BENJAMIN. Band: Orchestra: Swing Show: MAYNARD BARBER Track: Football: Nativity. PATRICIA ANE BERCIER. B d: O h : 0 G B: muon :AY Bmtcrorr. Football: Wrestling: Bess- Tmnsfer' Him, South Duke: 1951? P f'Ifc1QGnd. ball: Choir: Male Chorus: IDB Chorus. MARY IONE B U C EUS. 1 B horus: Girls' Choir: Nativ- MARY!-ON JEAN BARNES' NUUVHY- ity: Friendship Club: Pep Club: Costume Committee. PATRICIA IEAN BARRON. Publicity' and Promotions WAYNE BILLINGS. Student Council: 0 G B: Quill COIHIIIIUGS: Student COT-lHC1l2 Choir: Girls Cholr: 10B and Scroll Vice-President: Olympiad Club: Science ghflfllsi NGUVUYF SWIHQ Show: PSP Club: Prom Club President: Two Blind Mice: Voice of Democracy: Ommittee- Wooden Horse Editor: Nativity. Battle Beach Beard Beatty Beebe Beqhtel Benjamin Bercier Betts Billings Bird Bisdorf Blackman Bloomquist Bond Boyd ROBERT BIRD. Football: Basketball: NVrestling: Base- ball: Swing Show: Trojan Club: Olympiad Club: Social Committee: Citizenship Committee: Iunior Class President: Student Council: Band: Orchestra: O G B: Senior Class Vice-President. PATRICIA ANN BISDORF. Choir: Nativity: IDB Chorus: Swing Show: Prom Committee: Girls' Choir. BARBARA LOU BLACKMAN. IDB Chorus: Choir: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Social Com- mittee: Student Council: Usher: Swing Show: Nativ- ity: Pep Club. FRANK WILLIAM BLOOMQUIST. Football: Basket- ball: Track: Tennis: Student Council President: Junior Council: Auditorium Committee: Band: Trojan Club: Nativity: Swing Show: Boys' State. RONALD E. BOND. Football: Wrestling: Track: Band: Pep Band: Trojan Club. DAVID MICHAEL BOYD. 10B Chorus: Student Coun- cil: Orientation Committee: Octet: Choir: Swing Show: Boys' State: Social Committee: Male Chorus: Nativity: Track: Pep Club: Madrigal: Double Quartet: Boys' Quartet: Orchestra: Dorian Festival. IEAN BRELSFORD. Band. ROBERT LEE BRIDEN. Band Vice-President: Orches- tra: Pep Club: Track: Pep Band: Prom Committee: Brelstord Briden Britzman Activities Claim Swing Show: Swing Band: Cornet Trio. PAUL LEONARD BRITZMAN, Band: Social Commit- tee: Pep Club: Pep Band: Orchestra: Swing Band: Sax Quartet: Fife, Iug and Bottle Band: Swing Show: Combo Band. SYDNEY BRODY. Band: Swing Show: Homecoming Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Orange Girl: Pep Club: Nativity: Prom Committee. WAYNE DEVERE BRUCH. Swing Show: Student Coun- cil. IOYCE ANN BRUNKO. Usher: Friendship Club: Pep Club. DONN BUCK. Football: Baseball: Wrestling: Trojan Club. NORMA IEAN BUCK. 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Audi- torium Committee: Friendship Club: Pep Club. RICHARD SCOTT BUEHRER. Wrestling: Track: Swing Show. SANDRA LEE BULMAN. Olympiad Club: Swing Show: Choir: Orchestra Ensemble: Band: Madrigal: Nativity: You Can't Take It With You: CharIey's Aunt: Auditorium Committee: Masquers Club: l0B Chorus: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Property Crew: Orchestra. Bruch Bulman Brody Brunko D. Buck N. Buck Buehrer lndustrious Troians IERRY CASS BURK. Male Chorus: 10B Chorus: Choir: Nativity: Pep Club. CHARLES ION BURKETT. Football: Track. LOWELL I.. CAMP. Football. ROYCE EUGENE CAMPBELL. Football: Wrestling: Swing Show: Nativity: Student Council: Baseball: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Male Chorus: Choir. NORBERT F. CARMAN. Baseball: Golf: Stage Crew. RONALD CARROLL. 10B Chorus: Male Chorus: Foot- ball: Wrestling: Pep Club. SYLVIA ANN CATCHPOOL. 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir. HARRIS CEASER. August Graduate. SHIRLEY ANN CHARLES. Usher: O G B: Pep Club: Nativity. MARGARET ARLENE CLARK. Choir: IDB Chorus: Madrigal: Swing Show: Nativity: Citizenship Com- mittee: Olympiad Club: Art Club: Scholastic Art Award: Property Mistress: Orchestra: Masquers Club: Troian: O G B: Library Council: Prom Committee: Pep Club: Stage Crew: Librarian. ELAINE IOYCE COOK. Nativity. Burk Burkett Camp Campbell Carman Carroll ANN D'ARCY CURTIS. Swing Show: Girls' Choir: Choir: Nativity: Iunior Class Treasurer: Senior Class Secretary: Social Committee: Cheerleader: Library Council: Prom Committee: Pep Club. NANCY DOROTHY CUSMANO. Student Council: Pub- licity and Promotions Committee: Auditorium Com- mittee: Pep Club: Masquers Club: Student Director, CharIey's Aunt. Double Door: Stage Crew: Olympiad Club: lOB Chorus: Choir: Swing Show: Nativity. IUDITH MARIE CUTLER. Band: Orchestra: Pep Band: Sax Quartet: Swing Band: Swing Show: Troian Senior Co-Editor: Friendship Club President: Combo Band: Student Council: Senior Council: Nativity: Pep Club: Homecoming Committee: Stage Crew: Intramurals: Ianuary Graduate: Post Graduate. ROBERT CUTSFORTH RICHARD CARL DAHL. Football: Basketball: Track: Student Council: Publicity and Promotions Committee Chairman: Olympiad Club: Trojan Club: Choir: Male Chorus: Sophomore Quartet: Nativity: Swing Show: Social Committee: Auditorium Committee: Madrigal: Alma Mater Song Words Committee Chairman: 10B Male Chorus: Boys' State. Catchpool Ceaser Charles Clark Cook Curtis Cusmano Cutler Cutstorth Dahl Daman Damro Davison De Beer Decker Deeds PHYLLIS I. DAMAN. Costume Committee: Swing Show. DIANNE MAE DAMRO. Senior Council: Band: Or- chestra: Masquers Club: O G B: Troian: Homecoming Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Social Committee: Swing Show: Pep Club: Nativity: Make Up Crew: Stage Crew: Promptress: Intra- murals: Prom Committee. ELTON DAVISON GLEN IOHN DEBEER. Stage Crew: Light Crew: Mas- quers Club. HOWARD WAYNE DECKER. Stage Crew: Light Crew: Masquers Club: Science Club: Auditorium Committee: Troitm: O G B: Homecoming Committee. RICHARD THOMAS DEEDS IUDY DIEHL, Homecoming Committee: Star Wagon: Costume Committee: 10B Chorus: O G B: Girls' Choir: Nativity: Swing Show: Choir: Pep Club: Publicity and Promotions Committee. CARMEN DIMMITT. Nativity: Student Council: Prom Committee. Vivacious Seniors CAROLYN I. DIMMITT, Nativity. IACK DOTSON. Football: Wrestling: Baseball: Track: Trojan Club: Student Council: Boys' State: Auditorium Committee: Swing Show: Prom Committee. NANCY IEAN DU' BOIS. 10B Chorus: Library Council Co-Chairman: Costume Committee: Nativity: Pep Club. IOYCE RUTH EDE. Nativity: Pep Club: Costume Committee: Library Council: Librarian. PATRICIA SHARON EDSILL, Troian: 10B Chorus: Homecoming Committee: Student Council: Art Club: Friendship Club: Library Council: Pep Club. CONNIE IEAN EGEMO. Girls' Choir: Stage Crew: Nativity: Costume Committee: Art Club: Pep Club: Prom Committee. BURDETTE EGGLESTON. Basketball: Baseball: Foot- ball: Trojan Club. NANCY LEE EMKEN. Friendship Club: Girls' Choir: 10B Chorus: Property Crew. Diehl C. Dimmitt C. I. Dimmitt Dotson Du Bois Ede Edsill Egemo Eggleston Emken Display Talents WARREN A. C. ERICKSON. Band: Orchestra: Swing Band: Swing Show: Choir: Male Chorus: Nativity: Track: Pep Band: Publicity and Promotions Commit- tee: Dixieland Band. MEL ESTRIN. Baseball: Football: Basketball: Citizen- ship Committee. EDNA MAE FAGERLIND. Friendship Club: Home- coming Committee: Nativity: Usher: Costume Corn- mittee: Pep Club: Ianuary Graduate. YVONNE FAIRHOLM LESTER CARL FAUST. Social Committee: Basketball: Baseball: Stage Crew: Auditorium Committee. SHARRON FEESE. Cheerleader: Swing Show: Nativ- ity: Prom Committee: Homecoming Committee: Orien- tation Committee: Band Secretary-Treasurer: Senior Council: Promptress: Costume Committee: Pep Club: Swing Show Tap Instructor. DELIGHT FRANCES FOOTE, Art Club: Friendship Club: Usher: Pep Club: Nativity. GENE M. FORTUNE. 10B Chorus: Sophomore Quar- tet: Choir: Male Chorus: Madrigal: Senior Quartet: Star Wagon: You Can't Take lt With You: Charley's Aunt: Double Door: Olympiad Club: Masquers Club: Iunior Council: Planning Committee: Swing Show: Foote Fortune Friedley Gaede Fouts Garner Estrin Faust Feese Fagerlind Erickson Fairholm Nativity: Trojan: Boys' State: Student Council: Pub- licity and Promotions Committee: Auditorium Com- mittee: Orientation Committee Co-chairman: Dorian Festival: Pep Club: Homecoming Committee. DONALD M. FOUTS IOHN FOX LESLEY ANNE FRANE. Olympiad Club: Student Council: Social Committee: Library Council: Costume Committee: Property Crew: Librarian. BONNIE DELLE FRIEDLEY, Girls' Choir: Choir: Swing Show: Nativity: Library Council: Pep Club: Iunior Council: Stage Crew: Librarian. DARRELL GAEDE RONALD LEE GARNER. Football: Basketball: Track: Trojan Club: Pep Club. IACK E. GARRETT. Football: Male Chorus: l0B Male Chorus: Choir: Swing Show Planning Committee: Nativity: Orientation Committee: Student Council Vice-President: Auditorium Committee Chairman: Prom Committee: I Speak For Democracy: Pep Club: Swing Show: Swing Chorus: 1954 Swing Show Set Design. I OHN M. GAVIGAN Fox F rane Garrett Gavigan l I Getty Gilbert Gillette Glazebrook Graham Griffith MARY ELLEN GETTY. Olympiad Club: Student Coun- cil: Citizenship Committee: Nativity: Homecoming Committee. IOYCE ANN GILBERT. Choir: Friendship Club: Art Club: Costume Committee. ' POLLIE MARIE GILLETTE. Student Council: Swing Show: Nativity: Pep Club: Auditorium Committee: Senior Council: Prom Committee. NORMAN G. GLAZEBROOK. Male Chorus: Choir: Madrigal: Double Mixed Quartet: Nativity: Swing Show: Dorian Festival. EUGENE GRAHAM. Football: Basketball: Baseball: Choir: Male Chorus: Swing Show: Trojan Club: Stu- dent Council. VIVIAN F. GRIFI-'I'1'I'I. Girls' Choir: Student Council: Nativity: Property Crew: Pep Club. IANICE CAROLYN GRIMM AUDREY FAITH GUNNELL. Publicity and Promo- tions Committee: Swing Show Planning Committee: Choir: Girls' Choir: Nativity: Troian Sophomore Co- Editor: Prom Committee: Swing Show: Troian Iunior Co-Editor: Alma Mater Song Committee: Pep Club: Responsibilities Demand Make Up Crew: Senior Honor Day Committee: Hi Society Reporter: Student Council Treasurer: Olym- piad Club Secretary: Troian Co-Editor: Girls' State, State Treasurer, D.A.R. Representative t2nd in Dis- trictl. LARRY G. HALPIN. Swing Show: Wrestling: O G B: Student Council. PATTY ANN HAM JOAN HANSON, Student Council: Transfer, Decorah, Iowa. l953: Ianuary Graduate. CURTIS HARPER RICHARD HARRIS, Band: Swing Band: Pep Band: Citizenship Committee: Wrestling: Tennis: Football. WESLEY C. HARTSON. Male Chorus: Choir: Nativ- ity: Science Club: Student Council: Orientation Com- mittee. RICHARD I-IAUERSPERGER. Publicity and Promo- tions Committee: Auditorium Committee: O G B Cir- culation Manager: Tennis: Property Crew: Stage Crew: Homecoming Committee: Pep Club. RICHARD LAVERN HEATON. Wrestling: Football: Baseball: Trojan Club: Prom Committee. Grimm Gunnell Halpin Ham Hanson Harper Harris Hartson Hauersperger Heaton Alertness D. I-leideman G. I-Ieideman Heidi Held Heronimus Hicok Hillman Hitt DAVID HEIDEMAN. January Graduate. GLORIOUS HEIDEMAN. Costume Committee: Prom Committee. BONNIE LOU HEIDT. IDB Chorus: Choir: Auditorium Committee: Student Council: Costume Committee. BARBARA EVELYN HELD. Swing Show: O G B: Homecoming Committee: Choir: 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Nativity: Cheerleader: Pep Club: Student Council. MARIORIE ANN HERONIMUS. Costume Committee. IOANNE E. HICOK. Costume Committee. ELAINE ANN HILLMAN. O G B: Nativity: Pep Club. PAUL D. HITT BETTE HOLLINGSWORTH. 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: January Graduate. MARILYN ANN HOLLINGSWORTH. Girls' Choir: Transfer, Eastern High School, Detroit, Michigan, 1953. PAULINE HUCH. Nativity: Homecoming Committee: Friendship Club: Pep Club: 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Choir: Usher: January Graduate. VIRGINIA ANN HUDSON. Student Council Secretary: Junior Class Secretary: Iowa High School Press As- sociation Convention: Troian Co-Editor: Olympiad Club Secretary: Pep Club Treasurer: Social Com- mittee: Homecoming Committee: Citizenship Commit- B. Hollingsworth M. Hollingsworth Huck tee: Prom Committee: Nativity: Band: Swing Show Planning Committee: Costume Committee: Swing Show: Senior Honor Day Committee: Two Blind Mice: Troian Sophomore Co-Editor: Troian Junior Co-Editor. IDA MARIE HUGHES. Girls' Choir: Choir: Swing Show: Usher: Social Committee: Library Council: Prom Committee: Nativity: 10B Chorus: Costume Com- mittee: Swing Chorus: Pep Club: Homecoming Com- mittee. WYNDI-IAM RICHARD HUNT. Student Council: Star Wagon: You Can't Take It With You: Troian Business Manager: O G B Advertising Manager: Choir: Male Chorus: Sophomore Boys' Quartet: Senior Boys' Quartet: Madrigal: Auditorium Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Olympiad Club: Swing Show: Nativity: 10B Chorus: Dorian Festival: Swing Show Planning Committee. JACK HUNTLEY. Band: Orchestra: Swing Show: Na- tivity: Pep Band: O G B: Swing Band Leader. WILLIAM LEROY HUTCI-IINS. Stage Crew. RONALD G. JAMES. Orchestra: Trumpet Trio: Dixie- land Band: Wrestling: Basketball: Tennis: Trojan Club: Swing Show: Jug, Fife and Bottle Band: Swing Band: Pep Band: Junior Council: Band President. PATRICIA ANNE IAROSH. Costume Committee. Hudson Hughes Hunt Huntley Hutchins James Jarosh Iensen C. Iohnson L. Iohnson Ioyce Kies Kirkland Kramer Kroenecke N. Krueger R. Krueger IAMES JENSEN, Paint Crew: Stage Crew: Light Crew: Nativity: Homecoming Committee: Auditorium Com- mittee: Social Committee: Science Club: Masquers Club Vice-President: Troian: Prom Committee. CAROL ANN JOHNSON, 10B Chorus: Choir: O G B: Troian: Nativity: Swing Show: Olympiad Club: Mas- quers Club: Star Wagon: You Ccm't Take It With You: Double Door: Charley's Aunt: Auditorium Com- mittee: Senior Council: Swing Show Planning Com- mittee: Prom Committee: Pep Club. LEONARD C. IOHNSON. Conservation Club. BETSY DEETTE JOYCE. IDB Chorus. THOMAS L. KIES. Wrestling: Stage Crew. MARILYN KAY KIRKLAND. Usher: Pep Club Presi- dent: Swing Show: Friendship Club: Nativity: lOB Chorus: Girls' Choir: Orientation Committee. JOHN RUSSELL KRAMER. Senior Class President: Iunior Class Vice-President: Football: Wrestling: Track: Trojan Club: Olympiad Club: O 6 B Sports Co-Editor: Student Council: Pep Club: Swing Show: Social Committee: Citizenship Committee: lOB Chorus. LOUIS KROENECKE, Basketball: Baseball. NORMA IEAN KRUEGER. Band: Nativity: Social Com- Miss Lorraine Rose, secretary to Superintendent lack M Logan, gives senior M. Clark a typing assignment. Mar- garet works in the office before and after school. mittee: Prom Committee: Pep Club. ROBERT DALE KRUEGER RICHARD KUDELKA. lOB Chorus: Male Chorus: Stage Crew: Light Crew: Swing Show Planning Com- mittee: Prom Committee: Football: Auditorium Com- mittee: Science Club Secretary-Treasurer: Masquers Club: Social Committee. THEODORE RICHARD LARREW. Swing Chorus: Choir: Male Chorus: Txoian: 0 G B: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Art Club. IACK I. LARSON. Band: Wrestling: Football: Science Club: Light Crew. RICHARD EUGENE LEET. Madrigal: 10B Chorus: Male Chorus: Choir: Nativity: Swing Show: Troian: O G B: Basketball Student Manager: Baseball: Wres- tling: Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Pep Club President: Prom Committee: Art Club: Camera Club. EUGENE MERLE LIGHTFIELD. Conservation Club. BONNY I.. LININGER. Swing Show: Student Council: Band: Homecoming Committee: Social Committee: Pep Club. Kudelka Larrew Larsen Leet Lighttield Lininger Lively Locke Loomer Lourie Loy Luethje ' DEAN CARL LIVELY. Choir: Male Chorus: Basket- ball: Madrigal: Olympiad Club: O G B Business Man- ager: Student Council: Swing Show: Nativity: Pub- licity and Promotions Committee: Auditorium Com- mittee: Alma Mater Song Committee: l0B Chorus: Swing Chorus: Boys' State. RICHARD HARVEY LOCKE. Student Council: Basket- ball: Tennis: Swing Show: Male Chorus: Choir: Foot- ball: Prom Committee: Nativity: O G B: Social Com- mittee. ARLENE L. LOOMER. Transfer, Albert Lea, Minne- sota, 1954. ROBERTA LOURIE. IOB Chorus: Girls' Choir: Make Up Crew: Nativity: Pep Club: January Graduate. LLOYD LEROY LOY. Baseball: Choir: Male Chorus: Prom Committee: Swing Show. DONNA MAE LUETHIE, Nativity: Library Council. DONALD E. LYONS PATRICIA MAHURIN. Transfer, Brandon, Iowa, l953. DONALD I. MAXFIELD, Swing Show. Lyons Mahurin McMechan Mead Maxtield D. R. Miller D. M. Miller Upperclassmen Set Standards DAVID GEORGE MCCREADY IOANNE CLAIRE MCDOWALL, Camera Club: Public- ity and Promotions Committee: Orientation Commit- tee: Nativity: Swing Show: Band: Orchestra: Student Council. IARETH RAE MCMECHAN. Pep Club: Olympiad Club: Choir: 10B Chorus: Girls' Trio: Girls' Quartet: Madrigal: Double Mixed Quartet: Student Council: Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Dorian Festival: Orange Girl: Swing Show: Nativity: O G B Editor: Troicm: Prom Committee: Iowa High School Press Association Con' vention: Senior Honor Day Committee: Swing Show Planning Committee: Alma Mater Song Committee. GAVEN MCNAMEE RICHARD LEE MEAD. Wrestling. DONALD R. MILLER. Basketball. DORIS MARIE MILLER. Nativity: Girls' Choir: Prom Committee. PHYLLIS MILLER. Friendship Club. McDowall P. Miller McCready Program Offers Job Experience LARRY MITCHELL, Orchestra: Band: Pep Band: Swing Show: 1953 Swing Show Set Design: Wres- tling: Prom Committee: Troian: Homecoming Com- mittee: Swing Show Planning Committee. VONDA LEE MOLLENHAUER. Homecoming Com- mittee: Auditorium Committee: Orientation Commit- tee: Costume Committee: Usher: O G B Feature Ed- itor: Troian: Choir: 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Olym- piad Club: Quill and Scroll: Student Council: Make Up Crew: Nativity: Pep Club: IHSPA: Wooden Horse Business Manager. WILLIE B. MONTGOMERY. Trojan Club: Scholastic Art Key Winner: Football: Track. EARL BRUCE MORGAN . IAMES B. MUIR. O G B: Swing Show: Basketball: Paint Crew: Pep Club. RICHARD MURRAY. Football: Band: Pep Band: Swing Band: Dixieland Band: Orchestra: Football Student Manager. ROSE ANNE MURRAY. Social Committee: Citizenship Committee: Homecoming Committee: Band: Orches- tra: Troian: O G B: Swing Show: Nativity: Pep Club: Prom Committee. IAMES ROGER NEESSEN. Student Council: Social Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Trojan Club: Football: Basketball: Track: Pep Club: Swing Show. R. A. Murray Neessen M. Niedert Nielson Mitchell Mollenhauer Montgomery Morgan Neff Noble Muir R. Murray IACQUELINE NEFF. Art Club. IOHN NEITH. Choir: Male Chorus: Swing Show: Na- tivity: l0B Chorus. IACK NIEDERT. Football: Basketball: Swing Show: Band: Student Council: Homecoming Committee: Sax Ouartet. MARLYS IEAN NIEDERT. Drum Majorette: Choir: O G B: Student Council: Orientation Committee Co- Chairman: Iunior Council: Madrigal: Swing Show: Homecoming Committee: Girls' State: Swing Show Planning Committee: Nativity: Prom Committee: Pep Club: Alma Mater Song Committee: Auditorium Com- mittee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Library Council: Intramurals: lOB Chorus: Girls' Choir: 1954 Christmas Card Design: January Graduate: Post Graduate. CARYL L. NIELSEN. Football: Basketball: Wrestling: Track. COLLEEN A. NOBLE. Swing Show Planning Com- mittee: Intramurals: Usher: Iunior Council: Prom Committee. MARY LOUISE OETTING. Band: Orchestra: Student Council: Troian: Masquers Club: Social Committee: Orientation Committee: Star Wagon: Two Blind Mice: Charley's Aunt: Pep Club: Swing Show: Nativity: You Can't Take It With You. MARGUERITE ANN T. ORTIZ. 10B Chorus: Choir: Library Council: Nativity. Neith I. Niedert Oetting M. Ortiz Orton Padget Palmby Palmer Parkes Parks A. Patten R. Patten Pelly Perry ROBERT K. ORTON. Football: Wrestling: Band: Swing Show: Nativity: Orchestra. IOHN A. PADGET. Wrestling: Swing Show: Football: Stage Crew. IACQUELINE PALMBY. Pep Club. CAROL IEAN PALMER. Library Council. EDWARD RUSSELL PARKES. Trojan Club: Student Council: Baseball: Football. PATRICIA A. PARKS. Library Council: Stage Crew. AUDREY ALICE PATTEN, Swing Show: Usher: Li- brary Council: Costume Committee. ROBERT W. PATTEN PHYLLIS TIELEBEIN PELLEY, Library Council: Nativ- ity: Prom Committee. E. LESLIE PERRY. Male Chorus: Choir: Swing Show: Pep Club: Wrestling: Stage Crew. MARILYN IEAN PHILP, Pep Club: 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: You Can't Take It With You: Star Wagon: Nativity: Friendship Club. DOROTHY IRENE PRIES. Usher: Orientation Com- mittee: Student Council: Social Committee: Property Mistress: Nativity: Pep Club: Homecoming Commit- tee: Swing Show. PATRICK H. QUIGLEY. Stage Crew: Homecoming Committee: Property Crew: Light Crew: Ianuary Graduate. RONALD CHARLES RANSOM. Trojan Club: Swing Show: Baseball: Wrestling. LA VONNE RASIVIUSSEN. Band: Orchestra: Orienta- tion Committee. RICHARD MAINE RAUSCH. Social Committee: Audi- torium Committee: Band: Pep Band: Orchestra: Swing Band: Football: Golf: Pep Club. K. Salyer, who drove this Waterloo Public School truck while working co-op first semester, bends to Phill? Pries Quiqle-Y pick up a tray of bakery goods for delivery to East's Ransom Rassmussen Rausch cafeteria. SS SS: as SRX Q X :SN g Redmon Reed Regenold Reinard Renz Ricketts GENE REDMON. Ianuary Graduate. YVONNE REED. lOB Chorus: Swing Chorus: Choir: Sextet: Nativity: Trio: Girls' Choir: Ianuary Grad- uate. RUTH REGENOLD. Friendship Club: August Grad- uate. RAYMOND R. REINARD. Choir: Male Chorus: Na- tivity: Pep Club: Football: Track: Stage Crew: 'Paint Crew: January Graduate. CARL RENZ MARILYN RUTH RICKETTS. Swing Show: Nativity: Choir: Pep Club: Olympiad Club: Homecoming Com- mittee: Friendship Club. GEORGANNA MAE RIEG. 10B Chorus: Choir: Na- tivity: Library Council: Swing Show: Troicm. CHARLES ROGERS. lunior Council: Choir: Male Chorus: Boys' Quartet: Mixed Double Quartet: Madri' Voned SkHk gal: Nativity: Swing Show: Prom Committee: Pub- licity and Promotions Committee: Olympiad Club: Alma Mater Song Committee: 10B Chorus. IAMES PHILIP ROOKAIRD ROBERT LOUIS ROSENKRANS ROSE ANN ROSS. Stage Crew: Nativity: IDB Chorus: Girls' Choir: Homecoming Committee: Library Coun- cil: Pep Club. KENNETH NEAL SALYER. Wrestling: Football: Track: Social Committee: Swing Show: Prom Committee: Homecoming Committee: Paint Crew: Trojan Club Secretary: Citizenship Committee: Ianuary Graduate. SAMELLA SANDERS. 10B Chorus. MARLYNE A. SCHAACK. Band: Nativity: Pep Club: Costume Committee: Social Committee. IOANNE SCHLEUSNER. Girls' Choir: Pep Club. WENDELL I. SCHMIDT. Baseball. Rieg Rogers Rookaird Rosenkrans Ross Salyer Sanders Schaack Schleusner Schmidt t ' t Fund Encouragement GARY I.. SCOGGIN. Stage Crew: Student Council: Track: Olympiad Club: Science Club: Masquers Club. ARTHUR H. SEARS. Wrestling. KENNETH RUSSELL SEELEY. Football: 10B Chorus. CAROLYN LOUISE SEXTON. Band: Trojan: O 6. B: Swing Show: Nativity: Costume Committee: Pep Club: Friendship Club: Stage Crew: Usher: Library Council: Librarian: Intramurals: Ianuary Graduate: Post Graduate. IO ANN SHEELEY. 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Property Crew: Nativity: O 6 B: Troian: Homecoming Com- mittee: Auditorium Committee: Prom Committee: Friendship Club: Pep Club. PATRICIA ANN SHELDAHL. Swing Show: Nativity: Choir: 10B Chorus: Pep Club: Prom Committee. BOB A. SHELDON. Basketball: Baseball: Olympiad Club: Student Council: Orientation Committee: Audi- torium Committee: Citizenship Committee: O G B Sports Editor. MARY ANN SHEPARD. Librarian: Usher. WILLIAM W. SHIRLEY PATRICIA ANN SHUSTER. Junior Council: Senior Council: Swing Show: Nativity: Swing Band: Pep Sheldon Shepard A X Shirley Scoggin Sears Seeley Sexton Sheeley Sheldahl Band: Orchestra: Band: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Pep Club: Librarian: Camera Club: Churley's Aunt: Double Door: Prom Committee: Art Club Vice-President: Library Council: Properly Crew. RICHARD SIGLIN. Stage Crew: Camera Club: Science Club: Citizenship Committee. MARLYS SILER. Library Council: IUB Chorus: Cos- tume Committee: Olympiad Club: Pep Club. LAURENE LU SKATTUM. IUB Chorus: 10B Trio: Swing Show: Nativity: Orange Girl: O G B: Madri- gal: Prom Committee: Double Mixed Ouartet: Girls' Trio: Alma Mater Song Committee: Choir: Citizenship Committee: Pep Club: Homecoming Committee: Tro- ian: Girls' Quartet: Accompanist. X PATRICIA ANN SLOAN. Library Council: Pep Club: Costume Committee. FLORENCE L. SMITH. lOB Chorus: Girls' Choir: Cos- tume Committee: Usher: Pep Club: Prom Committee: lanuary Graduate: Post Graduate. IACK H. SMITH. Football: Wrestling: Baseball: Senior Council: Citizenship Committee: Swing Band Leader: Trojan Club. Shuster Siqlin Siler Slcattum Sloan F. Smith I. Smith Smithlinq Smock Sorensen Spears Spry Stealy DENNIS L. SMITHLING. Student Council. MARGARET ARLENE SMOCK. Library Council: Li- brarian: Nativity: Pep Club: Social Committee. ARLENE PAY SORENSEN. Nativity: 10B Chorus: Choir: Art Club: Swing Show: Pep Club. WAYNE SPEARS. Football. MIRIAM O. SPRY. Band: Pep Club: Student Council. IERRY STEALY. Band: Construction Crew. WINNIE LEE STEENBERGEN. Intramurals. IUDITH M. STEFFEN. 10B Chorus: Nativity: Friend- ship Club: Property Crew: Pep Club: Girls' Choir. LORRAINE STEFI-'EN,'Troian: Nativity: costume com- mittee: Friendship Club. IOHN THOMAS STEPHENSON, Homecoming Com- mittee: Auditorium Committee: Staqe Crew: Light Crew: Track: Science Club: Masquers: Camera Club Classmates Cherish East Traditions President: Senior Council. BOB STIFFLER. Band: Orchestra: Churleyis Aunt: Pep Band. IOYCE YVONNE STOCKS, Library Council: Social Committee: Librarian: Usher: Costume Committee. IOAN PATRICIA STHUDTHOFF. Student Council: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Nativity: l0B Chorus: Choir: O 6 B: Troian: Swing Show: Social Committee Chairman: Madrigal: Pep Club: Olympiad Club: Prom Committee: Social Committee: Alma Mater Song Committee. MARGUERITE LOIS SULLIVAN. O G B: Transfer, Clermont, Iowa, 1952. EDITH IOY SWOPE. Nativity: Pep Club. DARLENE CATHERINE TANN. lOB Chorus: Girls' Choir: Swing Show: Nativity: Orientation Committee: Pep Club: Friendship Club. Steenbergen I. Steffen L. Steffen Stevenson Stiffler Stocks Strudthoff Sullivan Swope D. C. Tann D. I. Tann Therioth Thomas I. Thompson O. Thompson V. Thompson DORIS IEANNETTE TANN. Scholastic Art Awards: Art Club President: Friendship Club Vice-President: O 6 B: Troian Senior Co-Editor: Nativity: Pep Club: Orientation Committee: Homecoming Committee: Stu- dent Council: Intramurals: Prom Committee: North- east Iowa Y-Teen Conference: Ianuary Graduate: Post Graduate. BETTE IEANNE THEROITH. IOB Chorus: Sextet: Swing Show: Choir: Intramurals: Usher: Nativity: Girls' Choir: Pep Club: Ianuary Graduate. ROBERT THOMAS. Nativity: Swing Show: IOB Chorus: Choir: Male Chorus: Pep Club. IOANNE M. THOMPSON. Nativity: Swing Show: Prom Committee. ORIN ALGER THOMPSON. Science Club: IOB Chorus: Male Chorus. VERNON EDWARD THOMPSON. Conservation Club. Ticlcnor Tovar Vaughn Memorable Achievement DON L. TICKNOR FRANCISCO ANTHONY TOVAR. Swing Show. SHIRLEY ANNE VAUGHN. Friendship Club: Stage Crew: Costume Committee: IOB Chorus: Girls' Choir. WARREN H. WADDELL. Stage Crew. SHIRLEY EILENE WADDLE. IDB Chorus: Friendship Club: Troian: Pep Club: Costume Committee. VIRGINIA WADE. Pep Club. DARLENE GLATHA WAGNER. Cheerleader: O G B: Troian: IUB Chorus: Girls' Choir: Choir: Nativity: Swing Show: Citizenship Committee: Social Com- mittee: Pep Club: Prom Committee. TOMI WAIT. Football. CHARLES E. WANDRO. Football: Basketball: Wres- tling: Baseball: Trojan Club. IOSEPH WARDLOW. Football: Baseball: Basketball. 'Waddell Waddle Wade Wagner Wait Wandro Wardlow Colleges, Jobs Beckon Grads Warren Weitnau er Westemeier Viletzel Wherry Whitehead DARLENE IOAN WARREN. lDB Chorus: O 6: B. CLETIS LEROY WEITNAUER, Conservation Club. MARY IOAN WESTEMEIER. Nativity: Pep Club: Friendship Club. IRENE ISABELLE WETZEL, Friendship Club: Citizen- ship Committee: Library Council: Girls' Choir: Na- tivity: Usher: Costume Committee: Pep Club: lOB Chorus: Prom Committee: Ianuary Graduate: Post Graduate. MARLYS A. WHERRY, Swing Show: Nativity: Stu- dent Council: Iunior Council: Social Committee: Pub- licity and Promotions Committee: Swing Show Plan- ning Committee: Homecoming Committee: Choir: 10B Chorus: Pep Club: Prom Committee. NANCY LEE WHITEHEAD. 10B Chorus: Girls' Choir: Camera Club. RICHARD E. WICHERT. Swing Show: Homecoming Committee: Citizenship Committee: Science Club. THOMAS B. WILL LLOYD WILLBRANDT. lUB Chorus: Male Chorus: Choir: Swing Show: Basketball: Baseball: Home- coming Committee: Football: Trojan Club President: Citizenship Committee Chairman: Troian Sports Ed- itor: Student Council. RICHARD WOLF. Male Chorus: Swing Show. EVONNE ZERAN. Homecoming Committee: Citizen- ship Committee: Band: Pep Band: Swing Band: Olympiad Club: Senior Council: Costume Committee. Not Pictured: Ray Burr. Armed Forces Graduates: Charles Anderson, Dale Beckwith, Robert Cox, Lenarcl Ellard Smith, Russell E. Teisinger, Ioseph Weekley, William Wilson. Wichert Will Wolf Zeran T. Stephenson looks over his science project, Oil- film Decrease Under Various Pressures. Tom won a four year scholarship to ISTC for this entry in the first Northeast Iowa Science Fair held in March. Willbrandt Recording '53 -'54 Upper: Seated: D. Leet, D. Damro. Standing: M. Wilson, D. Dahl. L. Mitchell. Lower: Seated: I. Cutler, I. M. Adams. Standing: I. Speicher, I. K. Adams, A. Fink, M. Mcliloberts. Admiring a modernistic promotion set for the sale ot annuals are A. Gunnell and V. Hudson, coeditors ol the 1954 Trojan. Upper Right: Seated: L. Willbrandt, K. Murphy, C. Sexton. Standing: V. Mollenhauer, B. Wilson, M. Oetting. M. Clark, S. Waddle, A. Wagner, M. Kies. Lower Lett: Seated: W. Hunt, I. Iverson. Standing: I. Sims, S. Bothun, I. Sheeley, D. Taylor. Lower Right: Seated: G. Rieg. Standing: B. Quibell, D. Wagner, I. Kuehl, R. Murray, C. Brown. - '-'-'-', :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:4:4:-:-:-: -.4.-.- :- .-,-.,.,.4.-.-.-.-.-.-. 4.4.- . -.4-- - f .11 ll .t Progressing with Waterloo Carnation has over 50 years of experience and know how in the dairy industry. As Waterloo progresses and grows we pledge to keep abreast with the latest of modern and new equipment, to assure the people of Waterloo and Northeast Iowa the finest dairy products it is possible to produce. arnation Qmpany anmafukbbns FROM THE efzfzey Qfflygdily Tho' you won't return to high school - we hope you will still continue to stop in for all your records, record players, radios and some day even a television set. if Jenney Company Phone AD 3-4228 219 West Fourth M x 9 P 'LQMZ . Wo . El. N Q gn REDDY lilllllllllll Servant of the Century I looking back over the last 100 years reveals the amaz- ing strides made by Reddy. People who settled here in 1854 had never heard of electricity. ln fact it wasn't till 1879 that electrical power was made available to a limited few. Since then electrical output has grown to such an amount that lPSCo's generators at full capacity could light 600,000 C100 wattl bulbs at one time. Iowa Public Service Company You couldn't always be sure with Grandma's baking, But you can always be sure with mffeizhg if Try our rolls and pastries Cll' Webbeking Bakery 1111 East Fourth Phone AD4-7216 P. Willhite makes use ofthe new drive-in serv- ice offered by Peoples Bank and Trust Co. for hurried banking. Peoples Bank and Trust Company 528 Commercial Street Henry Cochran points out the merits of this new style helmet to grid star D. Buck. Craft-Cochran thletie Goods Company 307 West Fourth Street Phone AD 3-0243 Buy the Modern Way Shop at 66 77 Super market West Parker S. Musgrove models an attractive two-piece dress at Arnold's, where she works. llrnold's Smart llpparel 221 East Fourth Phone AD 3-2660 G. Allee gets ready to cull his girl for a date. Notice the smooth looking flannel suit he is wearing. Any girl would rate it A+ in style. J. McMechan models one of the many fashionable selec- tions found in the Teen-age Department at BIack's. For a Yes, if YOU buy YOUI' Cl0il'1eS at Richfield's YOU variety of clothes for all occasions you'll want to shop at can be sure of the best! Richfield Clothes 'gfackk s 214Vz East Fourth East Fourth and Sycamore Phone AD 4-6621 U G- meg L. Kroenecke Q Just 2 of More Than 'I50 1 Fine Reasons We Wish the Best to the Troian of 1954 Mbna! dgflldflf' Phone AD 4-4617' H Lafayette Building G. Fortune, president of choir, C. Bailey, president of or- : chestra, and R. James, president of band. 1 L. wal EAST HIGH STUDENTS ENJOY THE MAGIC OF MUSIC! GOODWIN mimic inc. '228 E. Mlm St. Telephone AD 3-6103 FOR SHORT SNACKS FOR FINEST OF FOODS Always Remember Mo rg 's lu noh 404 West Fourth Street lbrandt finds Chef Morgensen's hot dogs good eating. Dick Heaton and salesman Bob Stevens ad- mire a pair of flannel slacks that Dick selected with the smart sport coat that he purchased. is larry's lllothos Shop 310 East 4th St. MEN BOYS Morris Motor liar Company, loo. Cadillac Oldsmobile WaterIoo's First Automobile Dealer 308 East Fifth J. Dotson and his friends take a drive in this dream Cadillac convertible. q4Q . ' ,- 5 eq, 0 SEAT covERs if '- mb l , , 0 c u s H I o N s we . M lffi G A if 'X mul 0 CAMERA GADGET BAGS Q A1AQf llfz X l o HUNTING COATS o GOLF BAGS The Coca-Cola Bottling Ce. of Waterloo See Them at Your Hinson 120 Washington Phone AD 4-5549 Dealer As Students and Graduates . . you have learned the necessity of keeping informed . . . and as good citizens, the importance of honest and fair reporting ofthe news. We hope you will continue to read the . . . 9 O eterlgng Qegtlp gemrtem 'A' ir ir ir at' Local Happenings State News National Events International Developments Full Sports Coverage The Non Fattening Soft Drink West Co-op student C. Matthias shows East Senior J. Adams one of the many smart-styled dresses carried at Cutler's. When you shop at Cutler's, you are sure of quick and courteous service. 9 F h s Cutler s Peoples Store mwes' U 'l'l6 East 4th Phone AD 4-7779 See Donald J Lohnes owner 6574! F E' ASUGAQEEQEES Boml 1:00 S J Y x ', sf XX , Y. x for , - , sugar-restricted dll'-' aid t9 wwf In control! Sensation In 9 Refreshing Flavors Good health is essential for students. Here H. Beck eats his I lunch with a smile, knowing that he is getting the best C- Johnson Takes' Swing Sh0W fofmcls to the quality of food when he shops at Bradfield's Grocery. Vqlet for quick Service, ' 9 B'adlJ'Qff!fltfodl?L0C0'Y Valet Cleaners MEA-I-5 FROZEN FOOD The Things You Wear Open week Days a A.M. - 7 P.M. We Treat With Care Located on Lafayette Road QUALITY-SERVICE 3760 Lafayette Rd. - Evansdale phone AD 2.3825 807 East Fourth Phone AD 2-1279 Saving for the future is always wise for smart East students here windowshopping at Hur- young men and women. Looking ahead is F. wich's find a large display of fine furniture Bloomquist as he deposits his savings at Home and home appliances for every room in the Savings and Loan Association. home. Home Savings and lean Hurwieh Furniture sseeiation Company, lne. 529 Commercial Phone AD 4-5523 500 Lafayette Street Phone AD 4-5581 1 l . l V. Hudson takes time out from typing route i book pages to sample one of the many prod- ucts of the Walnut Dairy Farms. 00. 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