East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Practice Makes Perfect if One of the first things we learn at East High is how to empty the building quickly and safely in case of fire. Chief Ray Tiller and Lt. D. C. Dobson presented an auditorium emphasizing fire prevention, dur- ing which they staged a fire drill to test our time in getting out of the building. ' Sophomore Chorus The sophomore mixed chorus presented music at the sophomore Open House. First Row: R. Hunt, E. Moten, J. Poeppey, D. Lawson, A. Lindner, S. Schrader, J. Bingham, D. Buzzard, B. Cole, J. Nelson, F. Michaelsen, C. Jossie. Second Row: J. Nicolaus, V. Pals, B. Tooman, S. Guernsey, M. Venter, B. Clendennen, S. Scully. Third Row: R. Thompson, G. Tilson, S. Simbric, T. Sage, J. Bowers, J, Parks, W. Bandfield, B. Willhite. Fourth Row: D. Noble, E. Sheppard, C. Can- field, W. Clough, J. Edsill, R. Potter, A. Baker, D. Granneman, W. Crouse, L. Spragle. Miss Older's Homeroom - 10 Front Row: Gail Porter, Diana Grotegut, Judy Nelson, Larry DeBuhr, Donald Thompson, Gary West, Shirley Simpson, Charles Mitchell. Second Row: Tom Sage, Gaylord Armstrong, Charles Henninger, James Parks, Lloyd Martin, Janice Johnson, James Woolsey, Nancy Anderson, Nancy Rager. Third Row: Joanne Bingham, Joanne Nichols, Wanda Gletty, John Derifield, Tom Friedley, John Tovar, Martha Weisbrocl, Don Kephart, Donna Buzzard. Not Pictured: Wayne Faust, Don Leohr, George Brown, Donna Blessing.

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Classes Broaden Understandlngs The main project of the Caesar class was to write and publish a bulletin for the Iowa Junior Classical League. R. Haughton, J. Bingham and J. Armstrong, officers of East's Latin Club, proofread the first copy. Many sophomores take advantage of geometry, an ancient study, which emphasizes reasoning and logical thinking. D. Artus proves one of the theorems on circles while the remainder of the class follow her explanation. By using Alouysius and his two cousins on the chart, E. Cunningham, J. Cherry, D. Granneman, C. Sheridan, J. Eyestone and Betty Clendennen learn more of the complex structure of the human body. Although the main objective of the bookkeeping classes is to practice keeping business records neatly and accurately, the students also learn the basis for filing income tax returns. Here J. Williamson figures how much tax she has to pay. ,srggvfye aresziikii W - ' ..- 2 '.MS!5M3i.iw3Seer5xzfSi

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We Play Hosts The sophomores and faculty entertain the parents in an Open House designed to acquaint the parents of the sophomores with the teachers, program of studies and the philosophy of education. S. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dotson enjoy the refreshments served after the program. Mr. Natvig's Homeroom - 10 Front Row: Sharon Pieters, Mary Wolbers, Jean Weiss, Carol Palmer, Lois Neessen, Herman Debner, Martin Fitzpatrick, Mike McKinstry, Janis Adair, Luanne Anderson. Second Row: Janice Rohle, Shirley Fries, Josie McDaniel, Marlene Rue, David Davis, Jerry Bentley, Dick Tharp, Bev- erly Jesse, Eugene Shirley, Calvin Thompson. Thirrl Row: Dorothy Lawson, Sandra Murphy, Arlene Grono- ski, Barbara Walker, Larry Miller, Ronald Kuehl, Keith Jay, Rex Smith, Dick Burk, Ronald Geisler. Not Pictured: Norma Flowers, Leen Ella Hodges. fwfr Miss Black's Homeroom - 10 Front Row: Sandra Miller, Karen Mohs, Suzan Wetzstein, Irvin Venter, Dewey Durnin, Jim Penning, LeRoy Grimstad, Lenard Ayers, Ann Lindner, Juanita Steenbergen, Sharon Schilling. Second Row: Joan Hughes, Dixie Probert, Mike Flaherty, Jay Armstrong, Jim Henninger, .lack Nichols, Bruce Timmer- man, Dick Boies, Carol Jossie, Kay Dobson. Third Row: Jim Bowers, Sharon Niedert, Sharon Ohl, Glenn Manbeck, Howard Allen, Roger F. Schmidt, Jerry Burke, Bill Gibbons, Betty Denning, Beverly Reddick, Sharon Kirch- mann. Not Pictured: Beverly Holbrook. A