East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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ESTHER A. OLESON, Art, Publicity and Pro- motions Committee, Homecoming Committee, Art Club. VIVIAN ARTUS, Attendance Clerk. HAZEL KUEHN, Homemaking. ELIZABETH C. DUNBAR, Homemaking. Stimulate Proficiency JAMES L. GORDON, Band. ROBERT C. REEVES, Orchestra. GLENN WISTEY, Physical Education, Sopho- JANE PALMER, Girls' Physical Education more Basketball Coach. Cheerleaders, Girls' Recreation. RUTH BEHRENS, Vocal Music. KENNETH KETCHAM, Physical Education, Soph omore Basketball Coach. 22

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Scientific Attitude VELMA OLDER, Biology. WILLIAM J. WATERS, Geometry, Algebra III, Solid Geometry, College Algebra, Trigonometry, Baseball Coach, Troian Club. HELEN M. KNOCHE, Retailing, Sales Co-op, Office Co-op, Nurse Aide Co-op. RICHARD E. BEITZEL, Chemistry, Physics, Science Club. DAVE NATVIG, Bookkeeping, Business Arithme- tic, Consumer Education, Physical Education, Wrestling Coach, Sophomore Baseball Coach. AUGUST J. LUKES, Bookkeeping, Business Law. DONALD DAVIDSON, Shorthand, Secretarial Of- fice Practice, Social Committee. DORIS CRANDALL, Typing. At one of their weekly coffees the faculty fete ex-principal Miller in celebration of his birth- day. In the foreground are Mr. Waters, Mr. Miller, Miss Laubscher, Mrs. Miller, Miss Black and Mrs. Hoffman.

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Behind the Scenes Among the unsung heroes at East are the custodians, cooks and the nurse, who really have a great deal to do with making our school days pleasant. In addition to their regular duties of efficiently maintaining the school, the custodians are always ready to help open jammed lockers or unlock doors for a student to retrieve a lost book. Mrs. Mamie Larson and Mrs. Freda Manahl keep Eastonians who eat in the cafeteria well nourished with the appetizing menus they offer each noon. Very essential to the comforts of students in time of illness or injury is Mrs. Juanita Lininger, the school nurse. Her prompt attention and cheerful encouragement assure students that their health needs are an important consideration. Here nurse Juanita Lininger bandages the finger of student G. Loy, who came to her office for first aid. Early morning arrivals at East are familiar with the daily flag-raising. Promptly at eight o'clock each morning custodian Elton Bly raises the stars and stripes as a symbol of the democracy which provides our free education. Satisfying the hungry appetites of approximately 450 William Schoof, Virgil Steele, Elton Bly, Howard Sander- Eastonians each noon hour are friendly Mrs. Mamie Larson gard and Ray Cornelius take a breather from the stint of and Mrs. Freda Manahl. winter shoveling.