East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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ln bright new outfits, the orange girls contributed to the success of half- time shows with clever pantomimes and snappy routines. They include S. Musgrave, C. Breckenfelder, D. Musgrave, C. Reints, A. Baker and R. Gautney. MARCHING BAND ln keeping with What's My Line? , the East High marching band forms a question mark. Playing Who? , they pay tribute to Jack M. Logan, superintendent of schools. Led by Janice Adams and Sandra Zegarac, drum majors, the band presented half time shows for the home foot- ball games and also took a band trip to Marshalltown, where they presented a show. CONCERT BAND Front Row: S. Sackett, E. Bercier, V. Summy, M. Brewer, W. Rasmussen, R. Haughton Second Row: M. Stumme, L. Westendorf, J. Wyborny, G. Allee, B. Fernau, A Nordbrock R Boggs Third Row: J. Speicher, I. Leonard, J. Meinders, A. Fink, S. Fabel, C. Sheridan D Schake K Murphy Fourth Row: G. Swartz, B. Gibson, S. Walsh, C. Palmer, R. Primrose, J. Duke S Wetzstein M McKmstry Fifth Row: I.. Anderson, R. Hastings, C. Bingaman, .l. Bela, J. Henninger, M. Long R Boller B Morgan

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462 Conferences with representatives 'From Iowa State Teachers College answer many questions for students who wish to enroll at Cedar Falls. Juniors get an early start with their college plans through the discussion period set up for them to talk over their problems with the visiting counselors. Vice-principal Garlock and East grads Dorothy Dravis and Dick Johnson answer questions about the adiustment between high school and college at an auditorium for prospective college-goers. 25 In preparation for College Day, J. Strohm, B. Walsh and L. Nield thumb through catalogs to get acquainted with the offerings of various schools. Focus on College The third annual College Day ac- tivities featured discussion groups with representatives trom thirteen Iowa colleges. Juniors and seniors had a chance to ask questions about problems that going to college brings. Interested parents came in the even- ing for discussion groups.

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The cheerleaders and orange girls generate enthusiasm in auditoriums as well as at games. From the sidelines the cheerleaders are eagerly awaiting a score. Under the direction of James Gordon the concert band pre- sented o Christmas program and a Pops Concert. On May 6 the East and West bands combined under Robert Lowry, director at Morningside College, to present one of several programs during the Music Festival. CHEERLEADERS Sparkling smiles captivate the crowd as the sextet of cheerleaders encourages our teams on to victory. They include C. Brown, J. Speicher, S. Bothun, N. Bender, J. Vich and C. Kemmerer. Front Row: J. Armstrong, A. Courter, D. Manley, J. Henry, J. Brelsford, D. Laylin. C. Brown, B. Rathe. Second Row: D. Fink, R. Lane, H. Debner, M. Braniger, R. Hostetler, G. Janes, E. Schlachtenhaufen, R. Geisler. Third Row: D. Kelsen, A. Reasby, B. Scully, J. Cox, R. Wells, G. West, J. Eyestone, J. Black. Fourth Row: A. Podhaski, J. Kuehl, A. Bolte, M. Haeflinger, G. Manbeck, D. Boies, J. Harrison, D. Barber. Fifth Row: L. Nield, G. Collins, J. Johannessen, G. Wentl-ie, T. Steyer, B. Wilson, P. Slattenow, K. Koontz.