East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Publicity Promotes Interest s i Alerunq students to the coming social events, the Publicity and Promotions Com- mittee displayed posters such as this one publicizing the Halloween party, Mystic Masquerade. Under the proficient leadership of Cheryl Brown, the Publicity and Promotions Committee successfully alerted the student body and the public to the events at East. Through their posters, skits cmd sensations, the committee achieved valued results as indicated by the excellent attendance at activities throuahout the Cemmtee Chairmen Chem BTOWU and member Iudy Nelson distribute posters prcrnotinq the annual Pops Concert. YQUT. PUBLICITY AND PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE Front Row: Ernie Smith, Verle Surnmy, Suzanne Guernsey, Cheryl Brown, Susan Hopkins, Alice Holdirnan, Iudy Nelson. Second Row: Sharon Burke, IoAnne Netley, ioyce Kollrnan, Deanna Smith, Betty Bennina, ice Chl, Sherry Leliflcine, l rancis Miciiaelsrvn, Iulie Sirris, Cvary Bose-nkrans, ludy Day, Third How: Boy Phillips, Terry Schneider, Ken Koontz, Dave Herinessey, Dean Kelsen, Allen Podhaski, Betty Ccle, Bernice Toornan, Donna Garwocd, Shariene Thompson.

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Panel memhers Bill Willard, Iirn Patterson, linice Adams, loyce Spei- riher and Dick Grove acquaint the students with the basic qualities re- quired ot a good Citizen. Dressed in hilarious costumes, nienilders ot the Auditorium Commit- R tee boosted pep and enthusiasm by s 1- x QP ijt, ' Sf presenting a Victory sl-iii. Programs Prove Stimulating The Auditorium Committee, under the guid- ance ot Vic Walters, provided a variety ot auditorium programs. Programs in the audi- torium ran the gamut from the serious to the satirical note. Cne ot the more thought- provoking programs grew out ot the discus- AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE sion this panel presented on citizenship. Students showed their talents in auditoriunis presented by East Highs musicians and dramatists. Speakers shared their knowledge with us and helped us honor our outstanding students. Front Row: Carol Reedy, Doris Taylor, Iohn Quail, Vic Walters, Kenneth Iones, Sandra Ftnthun, Diario Artus. Second How: ludy Eruch, Pitt Mcliinstry, Ronnie Charlton, Brian Vlfillhite, Fred Allen 'lony Andeisr: Peggy Strchm. Third Row: lane Kuttler, Beverly Moulds, lo Ann Schmidf, Mike lVlrKinstry, Duane Gianrioinan, Bolt Anderson, Bob Dyer, Iudy Eldridge. 11 Q ru,

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'wx S 5 Tho rolroshmonl f rlrla was a popular pawn at tho formal Chrrstrnas party. Tho Socral Corrrrnrllao lcrvkofl all its aclrvrlros wr'h a party Wolcornina tha sophornoros. AFllVllY Nrqhl, rr formal fshrrstrnas party and a Doqpalch Sock llop vrciatod lastrvo moods lor Fast party-arrors. TTOIGIJ Capars, ther all-srhoal party, topped all attend- ance rororals hy drawirra 350 studants. Ioyce Speichor, chairman, oxporlly lad tho cornmittoe through a husy and sucrasslul year, Soniar Kant Hrrrpor displays his lalants :lurrrra tho lloor show at tho lust all-school party. Talontwl sturlvnts provirlo enter- larnmmrl fvr tho spvvlarular floor snow at Actrvrty Nrqhl. Crrme drchrl pay lor party-qoelrs rf Arrtrvrzy Nraht. Fun was fro- quonlly rnforrurtavl hy trips to the all, Cllr? ol lh-L fonts-ssrorrs sponsorml 'ho llorrroraorrrs. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Trojan 1 O Merrymaklng Front Row: Slmrmr Bowers, Ellen Lynch, lanet Poeppey, lo Ann Mernders, Beverly Pranklrzr, lrvyvw Sgwrrlx'-r, Flaloana Donaldson, Pal Dunn, lo Ann Morgan, Lynn Gfrahsh, Pal Casper. Second Row: Pat Gunnoll, Donna Buzzard, Elcrna Ackerman, Lady Ford, Charlvno Walton, Wrllram Rollxuas, lhclc Frarrko, Bolle Schulte, ludy Drew, Carole Dunn, Bonnre Blornson, larnce Hodqvr. Third Row: C :ral Boorrroclco, Colleon Grundmorer, DIXRG Probert, Thayno Slayer, Won Tlrcfrrnwsr-rr, lxlarryll Nvlrlrt Allan Bollr, lun W'alers, Gretchen Marx, Nancy Diehl, Sharcri Ohl. N fx Q