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It is community in itself made up of personalities from all walks of life. These people consist of the faculty, the administration, the custodians, the cafeteria personnel and, as of this fall, the construction workers who are adding to our growing school. 6 X' fa ,' Q? 2 2 wig 2510 Yfxiffgjggsik QQ? HQ! K' ? 1 if 'ff if jg -Efkx - E 6,2,Qfifx R? kqki 3 CS'-2 One Thousand Fifty In the snake dance parade fo the auditorium, enthusiastic sophomore pepsfers ioin cheerleaders and upper classmates in bolstering Team morale. Animated Sophs Support East W , We .Q my . if brook, Judy Zuber and Ann Walters, members of Sophomore Council We practice self-government by electing leaders from each homeroom to serve an council. The representatives chosen are: First Row: Mary Foster, Judy Canfield, Bethel Merryman, Nanette Spiegel, Judy Bates, Bonnie Brown. Second Row: Barry Eastman, Gene Geiger, George Eighmey, Gary Blonigan, Dave Hinton, Tom Dickinson. sophomore Folks, Judy Bob Bettle, I Research work is a must to the ambitious student in forming clear-cut analyses. Jim Trask, Jim Cook, Steve Hol- a TV com- We Learng We Lead Miss lICl'lll3IlS0ll,S Homcroom - 10 First Row: David Register, Lee Dawson, Shirley Faust, Sam Paulsen, Dick Cose, Dennis Maurer, Charles Clark, A. Richard Kinzler, Charlotte Power, Tim Larson. Second Row: Ronnie Haynes, Dorman Thompson, Dennis Smith, M. Jeannette Green, Marlene Chase, Bonnie Brown, Barbara Gates, Vera McNamee, Coleen Crowley, Carol Boike. Third Row: Richard L. Smith, Harry Wong, Alfred Anderson, Judith Henry, Betty Happel, Gerald Miller, Gilbert Foster, Janine Bailey, Kathie Stainbrook, Joanne Caldwell, Beverly Drake, Ruth Wehling. Not Pictured: Kay Loftus, Carol Schroeder. Nlr. D0ylc's Homcroom -10 First Row: Jerry Manross, Judy Hillman, Barbara Walentiny, Kathy Shafer, Wilma Schmidt, Edward Spear, Judy Bates, Edna Marie Collins, Vivian Domer, Michael Owen. Second Row: Bill Neith, James Halterman, Gerald Ives, Beverly Roberts, Mary Ann Flowers, Kathryn Hausman, Alice Gletty, Winifred Todd, Gene Billington, William Fuller, Vicki Lindholm. Third Row: Dennis Kammerman, Jim Chapin, Tom Lynch, George Eighmey, Jerry DeVore, Jim Buehner, Robert Albert, William Tanner, Paul Kraft, Robert Peyton, Walter Cunning- ham, Dick Bishop. 9 mittee in an English class, are collaborating on a report to fellow students on the best programs. I Through observation and comparison of the exterior skeletons of marine animals, biology students Janine Bailey, Mary Foster, Linda Loffredo, Michael Owen, Dennis Maurer, Gilbert Foster, Tom Dickinson, Myrta Dostal, Vera McNamee and Elaine Miller trace the stages of development from the simpler to the more complex organisms. is autism R t f 5 Time out for coffee! is the phrase welcomed by the faculty as they snatch a few moments of relaxation from their activities at Sophomore Open House. Getting acquaintedn proves to be an important part of the Sophomore Open House. The sophomores and their parents gather in the cafeteria for refreshments after an interesting auditorium program on the activities offered at East High. Sophomore photog- rapher Dick Kinzler caught this shot of Principal Charles Hoffman greeting Mr, and Mrs. Duane Larson. Meeting New Faces 1 INTL Leebl's Homeroom - 10 First Row: Michael Keith, Richard Nelson, Marvin Siler, James Wilder, James Cook, James Trask, Gary Beard, Kent Bukatz, Gary Elefsrud, Second Row: Karen Spears, Bethel Folks, Sharon Hill- man, Joan Schmudlach, Wanda Martin, Winifred Roberts, Dean Dalrymple, James Krueger, James Black. Third Row: Clara Phillips, Karen Hale, Patricia O'Day, Gary Goodenbour, Bernard Gallmeyer, Tom Dickinson, Audrey McDonald, Diana Randall, James Hollings- worth, James Arnold. Not Pictured: Jerry Johnson, Harold Walker. Mrs. Ketcltanfs Homeroom -10 First Row: Robert Schuety, Mary Aschenbrenner, Willa Jean Beckwith, David Hinton, Duane Campbell, Char- lotte Foote, Dale Larson, Angela Sansone, Rosie Allen, Ron Heller. Second Row: Jeannine GrandPre', Nanette Spiegel, Charlotte McKinney, Alva Lockard, Arlo Patterson, Sandra Trost, Sheridan Bodecker, Robert Kerr, Evelyn Achord, Ann Walters. Third Row: Blanche Rosen, Carl Wilson, James Reed, Margaret Barta, Sara Cool, James Garling, Carol Henthorn, Eugene Bowers, Monte Thorp, Avis Dana, Jeanne Palmby. Not Pictured: David Donaldson, Aaron Byrd, John Eveland. Nliss Campbells Homeroom - 10 First Raw: Roger Kottman, Cathy Love, Leslie Streitt- matter, Shirley Mannel, Robert Gronowski, Michael Lindfield, Francis Erickson, Dale Shahan, James Ryan, Awanda Morrison. Second Row: Earlene Adams, Betty Roberts, Janice Pettit, Bill Buck, Edward Quail, James Derden, Judy Zuber, Diane Armstrong, Carol Lutz, Beverly Davis, Ardith Smock. Third Row: Charlene Brace, Eleanor Kammerdiner, Gene Edsill, James Owen, Ronald Schmidt, Raymond White, Dean Cross, William Fitzpatrick, Robert Bing- ham, Sharon Hartson, Mary Hutchins, Karen Bartlett. Not Pictured: LeRoy Hill, Patricia Glaspie. 'IO Ad M gg, Q , 5' v 'Z 1 C3 i? Nglgm- 1, n r V. 'lbs' mf? 919' ' uf N. fi w-FK S A , . M 'iv 1, ,gy fgy .1 W 5 E E Eg I ! i x E gy E E I 2 9 I I Class Choices ffer Variety Miss Rittcnl1ousc's Homcroom -10 First Row: Sharon Lowder, Patricia Ferguson, Linda Hickman, Roger Buchholz, Leland Grim, Gerald Gro- noski, Connie Deeds, Karen Morck, Katinka Maloy. Second Row: Beverly Cobb, Terry Woodward, George Schmidt, Michael Carney, Russell Andreassen, James Cox, Jack Persson, Charles Kohrs, Harold Leohr, Karen Thompson. Third Row: Ardis Gleason, Jacqualine Stocks, Cathe- leen Nolan, Gertrude Voelschow, Sherman Brown, Barry Eastman, Robert Bettle, LeRoy Johnston, Carolyn Borwig, Linda Barnes, Coleen Frazee. Not Pictured: Mary Price, John Segebarth. Miss I'lnlow's Ilomeroom - 10 First Row: Sharon Pretz, Georgia Mahler, Willa Mae Harmon, Robert Nichols, Kent Bolton, Dick Kirkpatrick, Gene Geiger, Gerald Collins, Burrell Maass, Jack Thomsen. Second Row: Paula DeBerg, William Laylin, Richard Johnson, Joe Smith, John Brown, Harold Herman, George Clark, Sally Anderson, Caryl Slaughter, Phyllis Benjamin, Third Row: Robert Stevick, Ronald West, Janice Tyson, Lela Mae Duff, Jane Akers, Richard Beener, Janet Pen- cil, Linda Baker, Mary Foster, William Ellison, Donald Courter. Not Pictured: Frank Longstreet. Miss Olesoifs Ilomcroom -10 First Row: Richard Kingsbury, Jim Davison, Dennis Fayant, Eva Cadawallader, Rita Bahl, Elaine Miller, Jeanette Boehm, Elvin Trout, Leon Wirties, Henry Ford. Second Row: Linda Lotfredo, Barbara Bedard, John McNally, Nada Faust, Robert Brooks, Phillip Graves, Steven Holbrook, Dennis Patterson, Edna Cooper, Janice Youngblut, Bonnie Schuler. Third Row: Patty Allison, Charles Kimbrough, Geraldine Thomas, Linda Spragle, Kenneth Rousselow, James Christensen, Charles Webster, Arnold Smith, Shirley Garrison, Myrta Dostal, Patty Janes. Not Pictured: Don Henderson, Larry Larson. l 3 Sophomore Mixed Chorus I The languages of music, culture and industry all find a place in the varied program offered at East High. Combining musical ability with close harmony, the mixed chorus made their debut in the vocal auditorium held early this tall. Translating Latin into English becomes much easier when Caesar students work together in studying the language and lite of the Roman people. Mechani- cal drawing is a visual language used in industry, but it also helps the students in this class develop patience, accuracy and logical thinking. xxx Hb... l. I Get out and vote! was the cry which echoed through the Halls of Troy prior to the mock election staged in the library November 6. Sophomore students officiated during the voting after studying political procedure in their world history classes. I Developing both mentally and physically is essential in becom- ing a well-rounded adult. Roger Bush explains a geometrical problem at the blackboard while fellow students follow his reasoning. O Perfection in swimming form requires long hours of practice but ask any one of these girls and they'll agree lt's fun! Democracy In Action Mr. Love's Honleroom - 10 First Row: J. B. Riley, Chauncey Carr, Keith Mangles, Gary Korte, William Straka, Robert Smith, Herbert Peske, Kendrick Thorp, Don Letney. Second Row: Pauline Waddle, Shirley Wortham, Mary Fisher, Elizabeth Edgerton, Carolyn Judas, Carol Gro- noski, Rose Ann Hart, Carol Hicok, Shellia Huse, Carol Ankeny, Betty Lou Lockhart. Third Row: Joyce Morehead, Patricia White, Larry Bigelow, Aaron Glenn, Darrell Delapp, Camille Bryant, Lawana Luloff, Paul Norman, John Crinigan, Gene Seibert, Vernon Freeland. Not Pictured: Patrick Price. Mr. Ratl1e's Homeroom -10 First Row: Evelyn Perry, Barbara Bennett, Willie Pry- mer, Craig Venter, Arthur Fencil, Howard Durnin, Kurt deBoor, Kenneth Barber, LeRoy Griffith, Carolyn Reinard. Second Row: Ronald Schleusner, Simeon Stinson, Jill Thomson, Donna Scovel, Tom Gibbons, Ulesee Ander- son, Ronald Johnson, Philip Bork, lrene Malaise, Bev- erly Clement. Third Row: Gary Harken, Gary Cox, Karen Smith, Judy Canfield, Kay Holtzman, Sherman Wong, Evelyn Nielsen, Frank Smith, Eugene Westendorf, Robert Brown. Not Pictured: Barbara Fowlkes, Carol Looney, Gary Lee, Nancy Knipp. Mr. Beitzel's Homeroom - 10 First Row: Katherine Walls, Roger Bush, Richard Beck- ner, Don Allen, Marion Dodd, Jack Aschenbrenner, William Jackson, Ruthie Triplett, Dick Reed, Barbara Conley. Second Row: Sue Padget, John Rockwood, Ethel Folks, Sterling Nelson, Larry Chapman, Kenneth Schmudlach, Robert McDade, Gary Blonigan, Shirley Nieman, Sandra Pitts, Burma Spencer, Rodney Heggebo. Third Row: Bonnie Owens, Fred Teeter, Jeaneene Kemmerer, Janet Sizer, Gary Brinker, Russell Damme, Larry Gordish, Richard Hillock, Judith Merryman, Pauline Gardner, Marcia Williams. 14 Q1 ' , 8, , V f S E1 X W ,Z kk if is 5 J 'E ww W a fp. 1, Wwawm ?!f 'Af' W? wi if E Magi, , QV' X junior Council Front Row: Raieane Donaldson, Sharon Baker, Gary Rosenkrans, Judy Drew, Elcina Ackerman, Jerry Lewis, Edwin Dinder- man, Charlene Walton, JoAnne Price, Mary Albrecht, Connie Jochum, Sharron Lykins. Back Row: Marlene Kellogg, Virgil Carr, Sandra Grove, Ronald Dahl, James Brooks, Richard Dolash, Jerry Holbrook, William Burkes, Terry Schneider, Donna Bixby, Jack Waskow, Deanna Smith. 'l'lic juniors liayc rcacliccl tlic halfway mark with tlic closing of tlicir scconcl ycar in thc llalls of 'l'roy. Collccting clucs for proin and tlic scnior clinncr niakcs tlicni rcalizc how ncar Miss Bocyink's llorncrooin - ll First Row: Sandra Blonigan, Fred Webster, Sharon Thomp- son, Lovie Saddler, Jon Trost, Douglas Puhl, Neil Belthuis, Terry Schneider, Jane Ann Kuttler, Howard Thomas. Second Row: Judy Finders, Diane Cose, Karen Bartz, Patricia Gunnell, Bruce Scott, Gary Petty, Kenneth Newton, Ronald Messingham, Mary Heronimus, Deanna Smith, Jeroldine Johnson. Third Row: Sharon Burke, Patricia McKinstry, Judy Day, Sharon Winkey, Barbara Hundley, Gerald McDonald, Ray Gautney, Beverly Thompson, Robert Shedenhelm, Robert Lawson, Dixie Scovel. Not Pictured: Harold Getty, Robert Nuehring. Miss Blouglfs Ilornerooin- ll First Row: Donald Hunt, Larry l.aPlant, William Metcalf, Larry Harrison, William Burkes, Royce Tomson, David MacKay, Howard Messerer, Ralph Maass, Nathaniel Powell. Second Row: Janette Seemann, Carol Garrison, Sharon Wei- senberger, Edward Randall, Elcina Ackerman, Sharlene Thompson, Kay Fitzpatrick, Wendell Hack, Carol Gibson, Janis Schoenhard, Cleve Nolan, Fred Saul. Third Row: Monte Feuerhelm, Diane O'Day, l.aMona Hibner, Anthony Jones, Marilyn Leach, Deanne Helfer, Margo Calt- vedt, Mary Abernathy, Connie Rickhoff, Marlene Smith, Darlene Reed, Barbara Diekmann, Robert Nicol. graduation day actually is. XVitl1 only onc ycar rcrnaining thc juniors must scriously plan for thc carccrs and school that will follow Iunc l958. Using the skills acquired in wood shop Fred Web- ster, Rex Bingaman and Larry Fisher put finishing touches on a cabinet for Hawthorne School. 'I7 Top Ten in Junior Class: Leading their class academically are these top ranking juniors. Seated: Mary Abernathy, Suzanne Willard, Fred Nordbrock, Char- lene Walton, Roger Primrose. Standing: Raieane Donaldson, Sharon Baker, Connie Jochum, Mar- lene Smith, Sharon Burke. O Le Petit Journal occupies the interest of Ernest Pines, Mary Albrecht, Raieane Donaldson, Ellin Kilgore and Ken Newton, be- ginning French students, as they attempt to translate its stories. O Current events are important to Gary Urban and Connie Rick- hoff as they read the bulletin board articles while Terry Schneider studies his history assignment. Q ,eemci Q '52 f, w 3 -Q get - 1 L.-Wiismxa. wx we .. Score Academic Achievements Mr. AIldCl'S0l17S Homeroom - 11 First Row: Robert Wagner, James Schuler, Lowell Wirties, James Brooks, Larry Linsey, Mervin Hites, Dean Kelsen, Scott Berg. Second Row: May Black, Dorothy Manbeck, Karen Roloff, Sandra Grove, Harry Edwards, Virginia Penti- cotf, Karen Heideman, Marilyn Fremont, Diana Van- Gundy. Third Row: Ellen Shepard, Patricia Brown, Suzanne Willard, Patricia Dunn, Annette Bailey, Karen Lynch, Sharon Baker, Barbara Neidert, Karen Gloor, Sally Quibell, Margaret Jenney, Not Pictured: Judy Eldridge, Peggy Fulks, Patricia Sanders. Mr. Lukes' Homeroom - 11 First Row: James Goodrich, Fred Blackledge, Ronald Dahl, Larry Schuler, Thomas Scheel, James Kelsey, Charlene Walton, Michael Kies, Karen Pittman. Second Row: Shirley Kokotan, Elsie Carroll, Carol Peske, Jay Hollins, Thomas Manley, Carol Buehner, William Huck, Lloyd Garrod, Rebecca Furgerson. Third Row: Mariorie Jenney, Joy Livingston, June Mitchell, Barbara St. John, Lois Baker, Maxine Wilson, Margaret Mundt, Martha Edgerton, Coleen Cline, Patricia Loftus. Not Pictured: Leland Baruth, Rebecca Guernsey. Miss Lenicek's Homeroom-11 First Row: Raieane Donaldson, Marilyn Holdgrafer, Terry Keller, Lanny Brent, Judy Drew, Lynda McMullen, Stanley Catchpool, Aaron Roberts, Gloria Hummel, Sharon Pryor. Second Row: Sheila Anderson, Shirley Harkin, Mary Leslie, William Robinson, Gary Rosenkrans, Sandra Scribner, Constance Stone, Beverly Franklin, Cleo Long, Rose Nerge. Third Row: Barbara Oliphant, Achilles Parigoras, Claudia June Miller, Cecil Azbill, Curtis Montgomery, Raymond Meihorst, Rex Bingaman, Donna White, Ron- ald Charlton, Winonah Hope, Sally Bremer. Not Pictured: Richard Franke. l 8 in ?, . 'S' Y I- ' z u b ling. gi ,fafww M A 2 if :if l . E sg HW mme, . bww 5, 2 A'.QA A. 5 4 we . wiv lf' f lf 'lszsfffgf ww.. gy .. Xwf, V SA- ,L ,xi ,MIS Qu 5 3255, we iss' Y if 3 , mix Q x gf xl, M 'K Vx -rwg 1 ff - Q 15 Mm W ' 4 mg Exploring Unknowns hir. XVutcrs' llomcroom - ll First Row: Norman Glaw, Martha Risser, Gary Beck- ner, Joe Ohl, Jerry Holbrook, Judy Mitchell, John Livingston, Shirley Wente, Marlyn Trout, Second Row: Nancy Gerstenkorn, Luette Schultz, Merle Derifield, Richard Mokosak, Keith Troyer, David Hall, Doris McLane, Nancy Showers. Third Row: Ellin Kilgore, Phyllis Aschbrenner, Janice Gleason, Benny Maire, Allen Jacobson, Harold Schlach- tenhaufen, Tom Anderson, Ramona Heller, Betty Camp- bell, Sharon Bowers. Not Pictured: Elaine Foster, William Laughlin. Mrs. Sacgcfs llomcroom - ll First Row: Barbara McDowall, Kenneth Bopp, George Shimek, James Fettkether, Larry Fisher, Michael Power, Stanley Schroeder, Richard Oehlerts, Norma Saveraid. Second Row: Malinda Hutchins, Dorothy Treadway, Yvonne Carpenter, Mary Albrecht, James Hill, Robert Miller, Edwin Dinderman, Michael Regenold, Katherine Madsen, June Gilfillan. Third Row: Linda Briggs, Carol Reedy, Patricia Jones, Joyce Follett, Samuel Smith, Anthony Anderson, Larry Beck, Connie Meyers, Dorothy DaVelaar, Bonnie Bjorn- son, Geraldine Hagness. Miss l'rizlcr's llomcroom - ll First Row: Terry Schutte, Jerald Hardcastle, John Aver- hoft, Gary West, Richard Dolash, Warren Lee, Donald James Gerstenkorn, Lance Morck, Alan Bowman. Second Row: Marlene Kellogg, Sharon Henry, Betty Twedt, Virgil Carr, William Robbins, Gary Urban, James Monroe, Roger Holler, Elizabeth McMaster, Roger Primrose. Third Row: Patricia Merrill, Kay Foster, LaMonta An- ders, Karen Ohler, Elizabeth Hrabovsky, William Dot- son, William Jefferson, Grace Betts, Ruth Stevenson, Lynn Gordish, Myrna Lohman, Ernest Pines. Not Pictured: John Miller, Clarence Shirer. 21 Chemistry Laboratory Juniors in chemistry delved into a new field. Their task was to discover the unknown X by various tests and experiments. I Jerry Holbrook, Jon Trost and other class members avidly read Practical English magazine. G Shorthand students put in extra time before and after school to improve their speed and accuracy. Elizabeth McMaster changes the belt on the dictaphone as other students prepare to take notes. Mmmiwwii x 5.4425 A if A is at Time Out for the Annual! Juniors excitedly search the pages of the '56 Troian looking for pictures of themselves and their friends. Soon autographs will fill the pages and these yearbooks will be invaluable. O Cut, pin, sew. LaMona Hibner, Colleen Grundmeier and Judy Brietske became adept at these skills when they helped make Swing Show costumes in homemaking. I Constructing and decorating masks for a Swing Show routine, Donna Garwood, Donna Bixby, Elcina Ackerman and Doris McLane get a taste of the scenes behind show night. It'S Fun To Participate Mr. Cowles' Homeroom - ll First Row: .Jo Ann Schmidt, Joyce Kollman, Colleen Grundmeier, James Hoosman, Roger Batchelder, Judy Barmer, Marcia Geary, Jerry Matz, Russell Sherk. Second Row: Sandra Wilcox, Joan Love, Myrna McDowell, Rita Davis, Donna Garwood, Judy Peter- sen, Shirley Blanchard, Darlene Neith, Obbie Smith. Third Row: LaVonne Wolfgram, Connie Jochum, Cyn- thia Bovaird, Florence Buehler, Jerry Henniger, Mar- garet Teisinger, Louis Roquet, Karen Norcott, Judith Stocks, June Hack. Not Pictured: Nick Zegarac, JoAnne Price, Dennis Erickson. Mr. Flanders' Homeroom - ll First Row: Larry Wagner, Paul Roethler, Linda Gless- ner, John Quail, Annette Higdon, Donna Bixby, Gary Schuler, Jerry Lewis, Sherrill Inman. Second Row: Maudie Back, Lucille Draeger, Lois Hart- son, Dave Vanderbilt, Bill Patterson, James Frost, Rosemary Freeland, Betty Sanders, Judy Brietske, Marian Makedonski. Third Row: James Shadle, Kent Spiegel, David Suiter, Darrel Kelling, James Stabenow, Larry Armstrong, William Heipie, Byron Morehouse, William Miller. Not Pictured: Charlotte Luth. Mr. Gordon's Homeroom -11 First Row: Gloy Mead, David Cose, Clayton Herman, Peter Peterson, Ronald Gatewood, Guy Buhrow, Ken- neth Joens, Frederick Nordbrock, Dale Wilson. Second Row: Robert Mixdorf, Katherine Sigler, Lynne Dawson, Lynda Krueger, Gerald Getty, Jack Waskow, Sandra Schmidt, Judith Lampman, Mary Lau Bean. Third Row: Beverley Hudson, Valerie Barta, Sharron Lykins, Judy Rankin, Shirley Stocks, Barbara Johnson, Patricia Otstendahl, Sharon Rowell, Sharon Halleck, Beverly Westemeier. Not Pictured: Arlene Bland, Oren Thomas. 22 K ,'4w 'YW U9 3, ,V ' v Auf-3 2 :MW X353 it S Wmiv A X ii i.. A Senior Officers Front Row: Arthur Baker, president: Lois Neesen, treasurer. Second Row: Don Thompson, viceepresident: Judy Nelson, secretary. MARTIN C. ACKERMAN, Golf: Troian Club. ROBERT l.. ACKERMAN, Choir: Golf: Junior Academy of Science: Light Crew: Male Chorus: Nativity: Pops Concert: Stage Crew: Swing Show: Swing Chorus: Science Club: Teach Me How to Cry: Wrestling. .IANIS MARIE ADAIR, Nativity: Pep Club: Sophomore Open House. LUANNE ANDERSON, Band: Nativity: Pep Club. NANCY ANDERSON ROBERT l. ANDERSON, Auditorium Committee: Christmas Carol: Harvey: Junior Academy of Science: Junior Class Treasurer: Junior Council: Junior Miss: Light Crew: Mrs. McThing: The National Thespians Society: Nativity: Olym- piad Club: Science Club: Prom Committee: Sophomore Audi- torium Panel: Student Council, Alternate, President, Nomi- nating Committee: Stage Crew: Student Lounge Drive Chair- M ACKERMAN R. ACKERMAN ADAIR R ANDERSON ANDREASSEN ARTUS i Leczciersbzlb Gives Seniors man: Swing Show: Swing Show Planning Committee: Teach Me How to Cry: Time Out for Ginger: Warning Signal: Wrestling: Y-Canteen. LARRY S. ANDREASSEN, Homeroom Officer. DIANE SUE ARTUS, Choir: Auditorium Committee: Band Jubilee Hostess: Cheerleader, Captain: Homecoming Com- mittee: Grinnell Science Fair: Junior Academy of Science: Nativity: O 8. B Ad Solicitor: Olympiad Club: Northeast Iowa Science Fair: Pep Club: Girls' Choir: Prom Committee: Science Club: Science Open House: Sophomore Open House: Swing Show: Swing Show Planning Committee: Student Council: Troian. RAMONA V. ASCHBRENNER, Costume Crew: Girls' Chorus: Library Council: Spring Play: Swing Show. EVA CAROI. AUSTRENG, Girls' Choir: Girls' Chorus: Nativity: O 8- B Ad Solicitor: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Publicity 81 Promotions Committee: Swing Show: Usher. L, ANDERSON N. ANDERSON ASCHBRENNER AUSTRENG ew ales ARTHUR BAKER, Choir, Boys' Quartet, Citizenship Com- mittee, Junior Class Vice President, Olympiad President, Madrigal, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Senior Class President, Male Chorus, Swing Show, Nativity, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Football, Track. DONALD J. BAKER, Student Council Alternate, Track. JOHN C. BAKER, Transferred from Sacred Heart, Waterloo, September, 1955. WAYNE A. BANDFIELD, Choir, Christmas Carol, Football, Madrigal, Mole Chorus, Nativity, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Swing Show, Track, Wrestling. DALE NEWTON BEATTIE, Sophomore Football. JAMES G. BELA, Band. ROBERTA DARLYNE BENNETT, Transfer from Garfield High School, Seattle, Washington, September 1956. ROGER DALE BENTLEY, Co-op, Stage Crew. PETE BERNARD, Choir, Male Chorus, Nativity, Swing Show Sound Director, Not Graduating. BENNETT BLESSING BENTLEY BOIES A. BAKER D. BAKER J. BAKER BANDFIELD BEATTIE BELA .IOANNE ELIZABETH BINGHAM, Accompanist, Auditorium Committee, Choir, Citizenship Committee, Senior Council, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Troian, Madrigal, Olympiad Club, O 8. B Ad Solicitor, Pep Club, Publicity 8- Promotions Com- mittee, Senior Council, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Troiun, Y-Teens, JAMES WELTON BLACK, Band, Golf. DONNA BLESSING, Activity Night Floor Show, Girls' Chorus, Prom Committee, Library Council, Nativity, Pep Club, Swing Show, Tap Instructor. RICHARD D. BOIES, Band, Baseball, Orchestra, Sophomore Football, Swing Band. RICHARD D. BOLDT, Transferred from Fairbank Public School, Fairbank, Iowa, September 1956. ALLEN NICOL BOLTE, Activity Night, Baseball, Football, Band, Olympiad, Pep Band, Science Club, Social Committee, Student Council Alternate, Swing Show, Troian Club, Wrestling. MARY K. BORWIG, Girls' Chorus. BERNARD BINGHAM BLACK BOLDT BOLTE BORWIG BOWERS BRANIGER BRENT BRESSON BROOKS BROWN JAMES BOWERS, Choir, Camera Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus. MIKE S. BRANIGER, Band, Stage Crew, Swing Show. TERRY BRENT, Junior Academy of Science, Science Club, Track. BOB BRESSON GLORIA E. BROOKS, Girls' Chorus, Homeroom Officer, Na- tivity, Orientation Committee, Sophomore Cheerleader, Swing Show, Girls' Choir, Prom Committee, Pep Club. GEORGE R. BROWN JUDITH ANN BRUCH, Choir, Auditorium Committee, Home- coming Committee, Homeroom Officer, Girls' Choir, Nu- tivity, Olympiad, Orange Girl, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Sophomore Council Alternate, Student Lounge Committee, Swing Show, Swing Show Nominating Committee. NILE BRUNSON, Transferred from O.L.V.A., September 1955. BRUCH BRUNSON BUDAK Graduation Plans THOMAS W. BUDAK, Basketball, Citizenship Committee, Football, Homeroom Officer, Senior Council, Student Coun- cil, Tennis, Troian Club. BARBARA JEAN BUEHNER, Girls' Chorus, Swing Show, Tap Instructor. JUDY BUEHNER, Girls' Choir, Nativity, Pep Club, Social Committee. TAMRA J. BUKATZ, Transferred from Logan High School, La Crosse, Wisconsin, April 1955. KAY BURK, Co-op, Pep Club. RICHARD C. BURK JANE OLIVE BURKE, Christmas Carol, Homecoming Com- mittee, Nativity, Co-op, Orientation Committee, Pep Club, Science Club, Troian, Y-Teens. JERRY O. BURKE, Football, Swing Show, Track, Troian Club, Wrestling. B. BUEHNER J. BUEHNER BUKATZ K. BURK R, BURK J. BURKE J. BURKE nvolve Minuiia Senior Council mi . S. S as Front Row: JoAnn Meinclers, Sharon Scully, Lois Neessen, Jane Wyborny, Kay Dobson. Second Row: JoAnne Bingham, Betty Mollenhauer, Steve Sage, Larry Miller, Art Baker, Bernice Tooman, Judy Nelson. DONNA BUZZARD, Swing Show, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Social Committee Chairman, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Club Troy Chairman, Prom Committee, Nativity, Orange Girl, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Girls' Choir, Choir. EDYTHE BYERLY, Band Jubilee Hostess, Girls' Chorus, Stage Crew. DORIS A. CAMPBELL, Nativity, Swing Show. CLAIR D, CANFIELD, Choir, Junior Miss, Male Chorus, Na- tivity, ARLIN CARMAN, Golf, Male Chorus. JAMES G. CARNES, Stage Crew, August Graduate. GARY LEE CASE, Auditorium Committee, Homeroom Officer, BUZZARD CARNES BYERLY CASE Junior Academy of Science, Junior Council, Male Chorus, Olympiad, Science Club, Science Fair, Student Council Alter- nate, Tennis, Prom Committee. JIM CHERRY, Choir, Citizenship Committee, Male Chorus, Nativity, Olympiad, Science Club, Student Council, Swing Show. THOMAS H. CLARK, Stage Crew. BETTY COLE, Choir, Drum Major, Girls' Quartet, Girls' Quin- tet, Girls' Sextet, Homeroom Officer, Library Council, Nativity, O 8. B Ad Solicitor, Olympiad, Olympiad Banquet Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee Chairman, Publicity 8. Promotions Committee, Social Committee, Sophomore Assistant at Prom, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Sophomore Mixed Quartet, Swing Show Planning Committee, Student Council, Swing Chorus, Troian. CAMPBELL CANFIELD CARMAN CHERRY CLARK COLE ,vw is -t :.: :: . 'fix L? fx.:- Q A,,,, g COLLINS B. COOK E. COOK CROUSE DALZIEL DAMAN FRANCIS LEROY COLLINS BONNIE COOK, Choir: Art Club: Girls' Choir: Iowa High School Press Association Convention: Library Council: Na- tivity: O 8- B Reporter, Ad Solicitor: Olympiad: Pep Club: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Quill and Scroll: Swing Show Nominating Committee: Troian: Y-Teens. ELEANOR J. COOK, Art Club: Girls' Chorus: Nativity: Pep Club: Swing Show. WILLIAM MONROE CROUSE, Choir: Baseball: Homecoming Committee: Nativity: Sophomore Mixed Chorus. SANDRA MILLER DALZIEL, Choir: Girls' Choir: Nativity: Swing Show. SHIRLEY J. DAMAN, Girls' Choir: Nativity: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Swing Show. STANLEY DAMME DAVID O. DAVIS, Football: Swing Show: Track. TERRY R. DE BERG, Baseball: Citizenship Committee: Foot- ball: Homeroom Officer: Swing Show: Track: Trojan Club, Scoring .AC6l6l,677ZiCdl6! Treasurer: Wrestling. HERMAN DEBNER, Band: Orchestra: Pep Band. LARRY DE BUHR, Activity Night: Football: Golf: Light Crew: Movie Projector Operator: Nativity: O 3. B Circulation Man- ager: Flay Crew: Student Driver Instructor: Swing Show: Troican Club: Wrestling. DONALD L. DEEDS, Archery Club. BETTY LAVONNE DENNING, Girls' Choir: Homeroom Ot- ficer: Orientation Committee: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Publicity 8. Promotions Committee: Student Council Alter- nate: Nativity. JOHN DERIFIELD NANCY K. DIEHL, Choir: Activity Night: Girls' Choir: Home- coming Committee: Junior Miss: Mrs. McTI1ing: Nativity: Olympiad: Orange Girl: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Social Committee: Sophomore Cheerleader: Sophomore Council: Teach Me How to Cry: Time Out for Ginger: Thespians. MARSHA ANN DIERKS, Band Jubilee Hostess: Co-op: Pep Club: Prom Committee. DAMME DAVIS DE BERG DEBNER DE BUHR DEEDS DENNING DERIFIELD DIEHL DIERKS DOBSON DOSTAL L. DOTSON R. DOTSON DRAPER DUKE DURNIN KAY JONE DOBSON, Citizenship Committee, Junior Class Secretary, Nativity, O 8- B Copy Editor, Olympiad, Orches- tra, Orientation Committee Chairman, Prom Committee Chairman, Student Council, Student Council Nominating Committee, Senior Council, Swing Show, Trojan. SHARlYN KAY DOSTAL, Girls' Chorus, Homecoming Com- mittee, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Swing Show, Usher. llll.IAN A. DOTSON, Art Club. RICHARD C. DOTSON, Basketball, Football, Homeroom Of- ficer, Senior Council, Track, Trojan Club, President, Trojan Circulation Manager. WAYNE W. DRAPER, O 8. B Staff, Transferred from Minne- DYER EDSILL EGGLESTON opolis Central, September, l956. JERI l. DUKE, Band, President, Dixieland Band, Golf, Or- chestra, Pep Band, Student Council, Swing Band, Wrestling, DEWEY G. DURNIN, Sophomore Football. BOB DYER, O 8. B Staff, Pep Club, Sophomore Council Al- ternate, Student Council Alternate, Study Hall Chairman, Troian, Trojan Club, Track, Wrestling. JACK EDSlll, Choir, Christmas Carol, Football, Junior Miss, l.ibrary Council, Male Chorus, Swing Show, Social Com- mittee, Swing Show, lennis, Warning Signal. .IIM EGGLESTON, Sophomore Basketball, Baseball, O 8. B Staff: Sophomore Mixed Chorus. 'l'op Ranking Seniors Front Row: Marlene Venter, Vicki Pals, Sharon Nieman, Beverly Moulds. Second Row: Kay Dobson, Sharon Scully, Wayne Draper, Shirley Simp- son, Diane Artus, Not Pictured: Ed Schlachtenhaufen. FRIEDLEY R GARDNER EVANOFF EYESTONE FAIRHOLM FERCH FINK FLAHERTY MARIE S. EVANOFF, Auditorium Committee: Art Club, Treasurer: Costume Crew: Girls' Chorus: Nativity: Property Crew. .IOSEPHINE BEE EYESTONE, Band: Camera Club: Library Council: Olympiad Club: Pep Band: Student Council Alter- nate: Usher. DONETA FAIRHOLM CONNIE LORENE FAUSER, August Graduate. WAYNE FAUST SHARON ANN FERCH, Choir: Girls' Choir: Girls' Chorus: Homecoming Committee: Homeroom Officer: Iowa High School Press Association Convention: Nativity: O 8- B Ad Solicitor: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Swing Show: Troian, Picture Sales Chairman, Business Manager, Editor: Usher: Band Jubilee Hostess. MARILYN FINK, Homecoming Committee: Library Council: GEIGER GEISLER 532-fs FULLER C. GARDNER FAUSER FAUST FOLKERS FOX Nativity: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Senior Picture Repre sentotive: Sophomore Council: Swing Show: Usher. MICHAEL J. FLAHERTY, Archery Club: Wrestling. LARRY JOHN FOLKERS, Baseball: Swing Show. JUDIE A. FOX, Co-op: Girls' Choir: Girls' Chorus: Home room Officer: Prom Committee: Nativity: Pep Club. THOMAS R. FRIEDLEY, Sophomore Council: Football: Wres tling: Track: Trojan Club: Not Graduating. PAUL FULLER CLEO ARLENE GARDNER, Coeop: Girls' Choir: Girls' Chorus RUSSELL GARDNER, Baseball: Track. KAY GEIGER, Activity Night: Homerocm Officer: Nativity Office Co-op: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Swing Show. RONALD G. GEISLER, Band: Wrestling: Swing Show: Stu dent Council: Auditorium Committee: Troian Club. Cliss 9 5 7 W f 1 xercising I ni liczii ve Senior Picture Representatives Front Row: Marilyn Fink, Betty Mollenhauer, Sue Wetzstein, Ruth Wells, Marlene Venter. Second Row: Delores Wilson, Charles Henniger, Shirley Woock, Janice Rohle, Gary Wilcox, Janet Poeppey. WILLIAM E. GIBBONS LARRY GILLESPIE, Football, Track. WANDA GLETTY, Nativity. DUANE M. GRANNEMAN, Choir, President, Auditorium Com- mittee, Basketball, Boys' Quartet, Homeroom Officer, Madri- gal, Male Chorus, Nativity, Prom Committee, Senior Council, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Swing Show, Swing Show Planning Committee, Tennis, Track. JIM GRIM, Art Club, Basketball, Football, Track, Trojan Club, Wrestling. ARLENE MAE GRONOSKI, Girls' Choir, Girls' Chorus, Library GIBBONS GILLESPIE Council, Sophomore Open House, Usher. DIANA A. GROTEGUT, Mrs. McThing, Orientation Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Troian. SUIANNE CLAIRE GUERNSEY, Choir, Homecoming Com- mittee, lowa High School Press Association, Nativity, O 8. B Ad Solicitor, Feature Editor, Reporter, Olympiad, Orienta- tion Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Publicity 8- Prcmotions Committee, Quill Bm Scroll, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Swing Show, Troian. LOIS CLARA GUHLOW SANDRA LEE HALE, Nativity, Olympiad Club, Orientation Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee. GLETTY GRANNEMAN GRIM GRONOSKI GROTEGUT GUERNSEY GUHLOW HALE 'IIVY' ' Qi I Q smwfwf ' Vfpgy.-fflV Acce p- . -W A., W' PM 2357 HAMLIN HAPPEL HASTINGS L 2c 'I MVK HAUGHTON HENNESSEY C. HENNINGER DARYEL HAMLIN, Art Awards, Baseball, Co-op, Football, Wrestling. ' HARVEY D. HAPPEL, Co-op, Swing Show. RICK HASTINGS, Football, Track, Trojan Club, Wrestling. RONALD HAUGHTON, Auditorium Committee, Band, Citizen- ship Committee, Chairman, Hawkeye Boys' State Delegate, Olympiad Club, Orientation Committee, Student Council Representative, Science Club, Track, Troian Club. DAVID HENNESSEY, Auditorium Committee, Chairman, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Homecoming Committee, Hawkeye Boys' State Governor, Junior Class President, Publicity and Pro- motions Committee, Science Club, Student Council, Vice President, Swing Show, Swing Show Planning Committee, Tennis, Olympiad Club, Vice-President, Junior Classical League, Nativity, Nominating Committee. CHARLES HENNINGER, Senior Picture Representative, Sci- ence Open House, Student Council Alternate, JIM HENNINGER, Band, Wrestling. MELBA L. HENRY VINCENT H. HERMAN, Basketball, Track, Troian Club, Wrestling. PAULINE I. HILLMAN, January Graduate, Choir, Girls' Choir, Homeroom Officer, Nativity, Pep Club, Student Council Alternate, Swing Show. J HENNINGER HENRY HERMAN HOPKINS HOSTETLER HUGHES -.f6v1! J ALICE MARIE HOLDIMAN, Choir, Auditorium Committee, Creative Dramatics Convention, Girls' Choir, High Society Reporter, Homecoming Committee, Iowa High School Press Association Convention, Junior Council, Latin Club, Nativity, O 3- B Ad Solicitor, Reporter, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Publicity 81 Promotions Committee, Quill and Scroll, Senior Council, Sophomore Council, Student Council, Troian, Junior Co-Editor, Y-Teens, Publications Banquet Committee. SUSAN LYNN HOPKINS, Co-op, Boy on the Meadows, Christmas Carol, Latin Club, Mrs. McThing, National Science Award Winner, Northeast Iowa Science Fair Winner, O 8. B Reporter, Orchestra, Pep Club, Science Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Warning Signal, Band Jubilee Hostess. ROGER B. HOSTETLER, Band, Football, Orientation Com- mittee, Prom Committee, Swing Show, Troian Club, Track, Wrestling. JOAN MARIE HUGHES, O 8- B Ad Solicitor, Orientation Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Y-Teens. GARY DEAN JANES, Band, Vice President, Cornet Trio, Homeroom Officer, Orchestra, Pep Band, Student Council Alternate, Swing Band, Swing Show, Senior Council Alter- nate, Tennis, Wrestling. GARY JOHNSON, Citizenship Committee, Light Crew, Sci- ence Club, Science Fair, Tennis. HILLMAN HOLDIMAN JANES G. JOHNSON wwf. 7 fr ZZTM, A7 J, nn-vt! . ap- Rei onsibility . f 70-V 15 5 5 East High students proudly contribute their share to the United Appeal Drive. W e Wyborny and Merrill Siler present our check to William Steeley, chairman of I' . f the Waterloo drive, and Wayne Mooers, chairman of the educational group, at the bf report luncheon for campaigners. 4 Asc, 441.14 E f '17, 1 .. .74-uf! JANICE JOHNSON, Nativity. KEITH LEONARD JOHNSON, Choir, Baseball, Male Chorus, Nativity, Olympiad, Swing Show. KEN JONES, Auditorium Committee, Co-op, Harvey, Junior Miss, Male Chorus, Nativity, Swing Show Committee, Swing Show. CAROL JEAN JOSSIE, Choir, Officer, Auditorium Committee, Citizenship Committee, Junior Council, Library Council, Nativity, Student Council Nominating Committee, Swing Show Nominating Committee, Planning Committee, Olym- piad, Treasurer, Pep Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Stu- dent Council, Alternate, Secretary, Troian, Usher, Y-Teens. J. JOHNSON K. JOHNSON CLARENCE KANE, Transferred from Oelwein, 1955. DAVID G. KEPPLE, Choir, Male Chorus, Nativity, Swing Show, Warning Signal. PATTY KERR, Co-op, Girls' Choir, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee. JACK KIRKPATRICK, Light Crew, Stage Crew, Warning Sig- nal, Wrestling. KAREN KAY KOHL, Junior Council, Homecoming Committee, Homeroom Officer, Nativity, Swing Show Nominating Com- mittee, Olympiad, Pep Club, Prom Committee. KEN MURRAY KOONTZ, Band, O 8 B Ad Solicitor, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Wresting. JONES JOSSIE KANE KEPPLE KERR KIRKPATRICK KOHL KOONTZ Students Explore The Co-op program gives students opportunities for experience in varied fields. Bob Weston, Delbert Brown and Don Deeds gain knowledge of the baking industry by working at the Logan Junior High School bakery. RONALD E. KUEHL, Choir: Baseball: Football: Junior Coun cil: Male Chorus: Nativity: Olympiad Club: Student Council Swing Show: Trojan Club: Wrestling. DELORES KAY LAMB, Art Club: Costume Crew: Girls' Chorus Nativity. RON LANE. Activity Night: Band: Football: Swing Show: Track: Trojan Club: Wrestling. JACK LEET IRIS LAVEE LEONARD, Band. MARVIN LONG, Band: Co-op: Swing Show: August Grad uate. KUEHL LAMB LANE JULIE LOONEY, A Boy on the Meadow: Creative Dramatics Conference: Harvey: Junior Miss: Mrs. Mc Thing: Nativity: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Girls' Choir: Swing Show Nom- inating Committee: Teach Me How to Cry: Thespian Club, Officer. BETTY LYN C H ELLEN MARIE LYNCH, Band Jubilee Hostess: Girls' Choir: Latin Club: Library Council: Nativity: O 8. B Columnist: Pep Club: Social Committee: Sophomore Mixed Chorus. MICHAEL J. MCKINSTRY, Auditorium Committee: Band: Christmas Carol: Harvey: Homecoming Committee: Orches- tra: Sound Crew: Stage Crew: Stage Manager: Thespians, President: Woodwind Quartet. LEET LEONARD LONG LOONEY B. LYNCH E. LYNCH McKlNSTRY Varied Fields GLENN MANBECK, Band: Pep Band: Senior Council: Swing Show, Planning Committee: Swing Band. JANICE LEE MARSH, Activity Night: Citizenship Committee: Girls' Choir: Girls' Chorus: Homeroom Officer: Library Coun- cil: O G B Staff: Pep Club: Sophomore Cheerleader: Sopho- more Council: Student Lounge Committee: Swing Show: Usher. ROGER W. MARSHALL, Co-op. ROGER MATZ, Football, O 8. B Sports Editor: Quill and Scroll: Troian, Sports: Wrestling. .IO ANN MEINDERS, Band: Nativity: Pep Club: Prom Com- mittee: Senior Council: Social Committee: Student Council Alternate: Student Lounge Committee: Usher. LINDA ROSE METCALF, Christmas Carol: Girls' Choir: Pep Club: Band .lubilee Hostess. FRANCES MICHAELSEN, Choir: Activity Night: Latin Con- vention: Latin Club: Nativity: Pep Club: Publicity and Pro- motions Committee: Prom Committee: Sextet: Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Student Council: Swing Show: Student Lounge Committee: Prom Committee. LARRY LEE MILLER, Basketball: Citizenship Committee: Foot- MICHAELSEN MILLER MANBECK MARSH MARSHALL MATZ MEINDERS METCALF ball: O 8. B: Student Council, Alternate: Swing Show: Ten- nis: Troian Club: Senior Council. CHARLES E. MITCHELL, Christmas Carol: Football Student Manager. JACK M. MOELLER, Co-op: Male Chorus: Prom Committee: Stage Crew. MARY MOELLER, Art Club: Nativity: Y-Teens. KAREN KAY MOHS, Costume Committee Br Crew: Homeroom Officer: Library Council: Nativity: O 8- B: Orientation Com- mittee: Prom Committee: Student Council, Alternate: Usher. BETTY LOU MOLLENHAUER, Girls' Choir: Girls' Chorus: Homecoming Committee: Junior Council Alternate: Senior Council: Senior Picture Representative: Student Council Alternate: Swing Show: Usher. JAMES MONTGOMERY, Football: Basketball: Track. JOANN R. MORGAN, Activity Night: Girls' Choir: Nativity: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Social Committee: Swing Show: Usher. PAUL MORRIS, Basketball: Citizenship Committee: Football: Swing Show: Track. MITCHELL J. MOELLER M. MOELLER MOHS MOLLENHAUER MONTGOMERY MORGAN MORRIS Homecoming events encourage East graduates to renew old acquaintances and keep up on what's new at their alma mater. Here at the homecoming tea, alumni, seniors and teachers gather to reminisce and perhaps to predict. ELIZABETH MOTEN, Choir, Citizenship Committee, Girls' Sextet, Library Council, Madrigal, Nativity, Prom Committee, Social Committee, Sophomore Assistant at Prom, Sopho- more Mixed Chorus, Swing Show. BEVERLY MOULDS, Auditorium Committee, Citizenship Com- mittee, Nativity, Olympiad Club, Officer, Orange Girl, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Science Club, Officer, Student Council, Swing Show. CATHERINE MUNN, Nativity, August Graduate. PATRICIA L. MURPHY, Nativity. SANDRA KAY MURPHY, Library Council Alternate, Sopho- more Chorus. GORDON MURRAY LOIS JEAN NEESSEN, Choir, Cards 81 Announcements Com- mittee, Citizenship Committee, Homecoming Committee, Latin Club, Nativity, Olympiad Club, Homeroom Officer, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Senior Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Cheerleader, Sophomore Chorus, Stu- MOTEN MOULDS MUNN MURRAY NEESSEN NELSON Alma Maier H olds Treczsured M emmfies dent Council, Swing Show Nominating Committee, Unus Rogans Committee, Sophomore Open House Committee, Sophomore Assistant at Prom. JUDITH ANN NELSON, Choir, Cards 81 Announcements Committee, Creative Dramatics Convention, Girls' Quartet, Homecoming Committee, Homeroom Officer, Iowa High School Press Association Convention, Junior Council, Nativ- ity, Senior Class Nomination Committee, O 8. B Ad Solicitor, Reporter, Columnist, Olympiad, Olympiad Banquet Com- mittee Chairman, Pep Club, Prom Committee Chairman, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Secretary, Sophomore Assistant at Prom, Soph- omore Mixed Chorus, Sophomore Mixed Quartet, Student Council Alternate, Swing Show, Swing Show Planning Committee, Troian, Wooden Horse Business Manager. .IO ANNE MARIE NETLEY, Girls' Choir, Homeroom Officer, Nativity, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Publicity 81 Promo- tions Committee, Swing Show. EARL NEUENDORF P. MURPHY S. MURPHY NETLEY NEUENDORF NICHOLS NICOLAUS NORDBROCK NORTHRUP JOHN E. NICHOLS JUDY ANN NICOLAUS, 0 8 B Ad Solicitor, Girls' Choir, Homecoming Committee, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Com- mittee, Sophomore Chorus, Swing Show, Co-op. SHARON KAY NIEDERT, Costume Crew, Girls' Chorus, Li- brary Council, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee. SHARON E. NIEMAN, Transfer from Aplington High School, Aplington, Iowa, September, 1956, Choir, Activity Night, Nativity, Student Council: Swing Show, Wooden Horse. DARRYLL LEE NOBLE, Choir, Activity Night, Dorian Music Festival, Double-Mixed Quartet, Football, Junior Council, Male Chorus, Male Quintet, Nativity, Olympiad Club, Senior Council Alternate, Social Committee, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Swing Show, Swing Show Plan- ning Committee. ALLAN OTTO NORDBROCK, Band, Science Club. JAMES C. NORTHRUP, Baseball, Science Club, Swing Show, Wrestling. BOB O'BRlEN, Transferred from O. L. V. A. SHARON MARGARET OHL, Girls' Choir, Girls' Chorus, Home- coming Committee, Co-Chairman, Homeroom Officer, Pep Club, Sophomore Council, Swing Show, Social Committee, Prom Committee, Nominating Committee, O B- B, Student Council. OTTERMAN PALMER NIEDERT NIEMAN NOBLE O'BRIEN OHL ORTIZ BEATRICE ORTIZ, Costume Crew, Girls' Chorus, Nativity, Library Council. BARBARA ANN OTTERMAN, Pep Club. CAROL JEAN PALMER, Band, Citizenship Committee, Drum Maiorette, Flute Trio, Homecoming Committee, Homeroom Officer, Junior Council, Junior Ensemble, Nativity, Orches- tra, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Senior Council, Sophomore Assistant at Prom, Sophomore Cheerleader, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Open House Committee, Student Coun- cil Alternate, Swing Band, Swing Show, Woodwind Quartet. VlCKl KAY PALS, Choir, Citizenship Committee, Girls' Choir, Iowa High School Press Association Convention, Junior Classical League Convention, Latin Club, Nativity, O 8. B Editor, Reporter, Olympiad Club Banquet Committee, Prom Committee, Quill and Scroll, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Swing Show, Troian. JANICE M. PARIZEK, Library Council. PAT PATES, Co-op. HAROLD L. PATTERSON, Football, Male Chorus, Track. And here is Bernice Tooman in her high- style wool iumper and matching blouse, ex- plains Alice Holdiman, narrator, during a style show presented by the homemaking de- partment. Sewing is iust one of the many PALS units in which future homemakers gain skills. PARIZEK PATES H. PATTERSON S ' N PATTERSON PENCIL PENNING S PIETERS PODHASKI POEPPEY NAOMI PATTERSON, Girls' Choir, Nativity. JOAN MALINDA PENCIL, Choir, Girls' Choir, Girls' Trio, Nativity, Orchestra, Orientation Committee, Pep Club, Social Dancing Instructor, Swing Show, Swing Show Nominating Committee. JIM PENNING, Football, Track, Wrestling, August Graduate. PAUL KERRY PERKINS, Transfer from West Hiah School, 1955, Football, Library Council, Track, Troian Club, Wres- fling. JANE PIETERS, O 81 B Reporter, Ad Solicitor, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Troian, Usher, Y-Teens. SHARON KAY PIETERS, Sophomore Chorus, Usher. ALLEN PODHASKI, January Graduate, Band, Homecoming Committee, Orchestra, Pep Band, Sophomore Football, Swing Band, Swing Show. JANET ELAINE POEPPEY, Choir, Cheerleader, Nativity, Pep Club, Olympiad Club, Banquet Committee Chairman, Social Committee, Senior Council Alternate, Senior Picture Repre- sentative, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Swing Show, Band Jubilee Hostess. PERKINS J. PIETERS PORTER POTTER GAIL PORTER, Auditorium Committee, Christmas Carol, O 8. B Exchange Editor, Ad Solicitor, Reporter, Girls' Choir, Band Jubilee Hostess, Iowa High School Press Association Con- vention, Prom Committee, Sophomore Chorus, Troian, Warn- ing Signal, Voice of Democracy Contest Winner, Co-op. RALPH D. POTTER, Choir, Auditorium Committee, Boys' Quartet, Dorian Festival, Football, Male Chorus, Nativity, Social Committee, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Student Coun- cil Alternate, Swing Show, Nominating Committee, Plan- ning Committee, Track, Wrestling. RONALD L. POWER, Basketball, Football, Publicity 81 Pro- motions Committee, Sophomore Council, Student Council, Track, Troian Club. ROBERT E. POWNELL, Wrestling, Stage Crew, Prom Com- mittee. SHIRLEY M. PRIES, Nativity, Prom Committee. RONALD PRIMROSE, Band, Orchestra. DIXIE PROBERT, Activity Night, Girls' Choir, Library Coun- cil, Office Co-op, Pep Club, Social Committee, Swing Show, Sophomore Chorus, Usher. ANNETTE PUHL, Nativity, Usher. POWER POWNELL PRIES PRIMROSE PROBERT PUHL Clczss 7 5 7 Wbat's Ahead? Major roblem College Day gives students a chance to become better acquainted with oppore tunities colleges offer them. Norbert Baumgart, representative from Iowa State Teachers College, talks to some of the college-bound seniors. This is but one of numerous conference sessions which students and representatives held. WILLIAM E. RATHE, Auditorium Committee, Band, Baseball, Hi-Y, Library Council, O 8- B Business Manager, Acl Solicitor, Pep Bond, Prom Committee, Swing Show, Track, Troiun Ad Solicitor, Wrestling. ANTHONY REASBY, Band, Homeroom Officer, Library Coune cil, Mrs. McThin9, Nativity, Orchestra, Pep Band, String Ensemble, Swing Band, Swing Show, Track, Wrestling. BEVERLY JO REDDICK, Office Co-op. GLENDA ANNETTE REED, Choir, Girls' Choir, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Swing Show, Troiun. JIM REISER, Tennis. RATHE REISER REASBY ROHLE JACK RENNER, Baseball. JANICE KAY ROHLE, Baton Twirler, Girls' Choir, Library Council, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Senior Pic- ture Representative, Sophomore Open House Committee, RONALD R. ROSS, Usher. MARLENE ANN RUE, Art Club, Camera Club. STEVE SAGE, Football, Homecoming Committee Co-Chair- man, Olympiad Club, Science Club, Senior Council, Study Hall Chairman, Track, Troian Club, Wrestling. REDDICK REED RENNER ROSS RUE S. SAGE It he Unexlblored Lies Ahead In physics class, Jerry Burke and Tom Sage determine the composition of a ma- terial by the use of a spectrascope. TOM SAGE, Choir, Football, Male Chorus, Nativity, Science Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Swing Show, Track, Troian Club, Wrestling. LEROY F. SAVERAID, August Graduate. DARlA J. SCHAKE, Band, Prom Committee. SHARON R. SCHILLING, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Girls' Choir, Nativity. ED SCHLACHTENHAUFEN, Band, Baseball, Basketball, Citi- zenship Committee, Football, Latin Club, Olympiad Club, Student Council, Student Council Nominating Committee. ROGER WILLIAM SCHMIDT, Swing Show Stage Crew. SUSY SCHMITZ, Transfer from St. Mary's, Waterloo, Iowa, T. SAGE SAVERAID SCHAKE 1956, Girls' Choir, Homecoming Committee, Nativity, Not Graduating. SANDRA SUE SCHRADER, Choir, Nativity, Orchestra, Social Committee, Sophomore Mixed Chorus. SUZANNE SCOTT, Transfer from West Waterloo High School, 1956, Girls' Choir, Nativity, Pep Club, Usher. SHARON MAY SCUl.lY, Choir, DAR Representative, Girls' Choir, Homeroom Officer, Iowa High School Press Associa- tion Convention, Junior Classical League Convention, Junior Council, latin Club, library Council, Nativity, Olympiad Club, O 8. B News Editor, Reporter, Orientation Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Publications Banquet Committee, Quill and Scroll, Senior Council, Sophomore Council, Sopho- more Mixed Chorus, Swing Show, Troian, Section Editor, Usher, Wooden Horse, Editor, Y-Teens. SCHILLING SCHLACHTENHAUFEN SCHMIDT sci-iMlTz sci-IRADER scon SCULLY SHEELEY SHEPPARD SIMPSON SLATTENOW KAREN SHEELEY, Band Jubilee Hostess: Girls' Choir: O 8. B Reporter, Ad Solicitor: Orientation Committee: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Troian: Usher: Y-Teens. EUGENE SHEPPARD, Activity Night: Baseball: Basketball: Male Chorus: Senior Council Alternate. COLLEEN KAY SHERIDAN, Choir: Band: Girls' Choir: Library Council: Nativity: Pep Club: Wooden Horse. MERRILL SILER, Basketball: Football: Library Council: Public- ity 8. Promotions Committee, Co-Chairman: Track: Troian Club: Study Hall Chairman. STEVE SIMBRIC, Choir: Boys' Quartet: Homeroom Officer: Homecoming Committee: Male Chorus: Nativity: Sophomore Mixed Chorus: Swing Show. SHIRLEY KAY SIMPSON, Choir: Citizenship Committee: Girls' Choir: Library Council: Nativity: Olympiad Club: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee, Co- Chairman: Swing Show: Troian: Y-Teens. PERCY DARRYLL SLATTENOW, Band: Golf: Library Council: Class 7 5 7 SHERIDAN SILER SIMBRIC SLOAN SMITH SPEAR Orchestra: Pep Band: Small Combos: Swing Show Swing Band. NORA SLOAN, Girls' Choir: Library Council: Nativity: Or- chestra: Pep Club. REX S. SMITH, Iowa Academy of Science: Junior Academy of Science: Science Club-National: Stage Crew. DONALD EUGENE SPEAR, Co-op: Stage Crew. LARRY W. SPRAGLE, Choir: Golf: Male Chorus: Nativity: Swing Show. THAYNE STEYER, Band: Social Committee: Track. EDDIE STONE, Baseball: Wrestling. DALE STRAW, Baseball: Basketball: Homeroom Officer: Light Crew: Swing Show. MARGARET K. STROHM, Activity Night: Auditorium Com- mittee: Homecoming Committee: Olympiad Club: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Student Council: Swing Show: Troian. GEORGIA ANN SWARTZ, Band. SPRAGLE STEYER STONE STRAW STROHM SWARTZ TARKETT TEISINGER THARP THEEL THILL THOMAS BARBARA TARKETT, Art Club. KENNETH F. TEISINGER, Troiun Business Manager. JERRY THARP, August Graduate. SHIRLEY THEEL, Sophomore Choir: Pep Club. KAREN THILL NEVA M. THOMAS, Band Jubilee Hostess: Library Council: O K B Advertising Manager, Ad Solicitor: Nativity: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Wooden Horse. CALVIN J. THOMPSON, Band: Orchestra: Swing Band: String Ensemble: Teach Me How to Cry. DONALD THOMPSON, Olympiad Club: Student Council, Alternate: Basketball: Football: Track: Trojan Club: Social Committee: Orientation Committee: Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent: Hawkeye Boys' State Representative: Science Club: National Junior Academy of Science: Trojan: Northeast Iowa Science Fair: Grinnell Science Fair: Homeroom Officer. GENE W. THOMPSON, Baseball: Football: Male Chorus: We Ex erience RONALD THOMPSON, Choir: Nativity: Sophomore Mixed Chorus. BRUCE G. TIMMERMAN, Baseball: Wrestling. BERNICE P. TOOMAN, Choir: Activity Night: Girls' Choir: Nativity: Olympiad: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Publicity and Promotions Committee: Senior Council: Social Commit- tee: Sophomore Council, Alternate: Sophomore Mixed Chorus: Swing Show: Swing Chorus. JOHN TOVAR JR. JUDY GEORGENE TUFTS, Choir: Girls' Choir: Girls' Trio: Latin Club: Nativity: Olympiad: O 81 B Reporter: Pep Club: Swing Show. IRVIN VENTER, Swing Show: Track. MARLENE VENTER, Choir: Band Jubilee Hostess: Citizen- ship Committee: Creative Dramatics Convention: Homeroom Officer: Iowa High School Press Association Convention: Junior Council: Nativity: O 8. B Ad Solicitor, Reporter: Olympiad: Olympiad Banquet Committee: Pep Club: Prom Committee: Quill and Scroll: Senior Honor Day Committee: Sophomore Mixed Chorus: Student Council: Troian, Senior Section Editor: Usher. C. THOMPSON D. THOMPSON G. THOMPSON R. THOMPSON TIMMERMAN TOOMAN TOVAR TUFTS I. VENTER M. VENTER Swing Show. I nitivzl Court Day Seniors had the opportunity to participate in the initial Court Day at East. At this mock trial Waterloo seniors learned how a real case would be handled in court. Sponsors of the event were the Black Hawk County Bar Association and the Iowa State Bar Association. RUTH WALGREN ALEX WALKER, Basketball, Football, Track, Troian Club. GENE R. WALKER, Baseball, Homeroom Officer, Prom Com- mittee. ROGER L. WALKER, Camera Club, Tennis. SHIRLEY WALSH, Band, Co-op, Prom Committee. MARTHA WEISBROD, Nativity, Sophomore Open House, Prom Committee, Usher. WALGREN A. WALKER WEISBROD WEITNAUER JACKIE E. WEITNAUER, Baseball, Olympiad Club. HELEN WELCH RUTH MAXINE WELLS, Band, Camera Club, President, Li- brary Council, O 8. B Photographer, Orchestra, Prom Com- mittee, Senior Picture Representative, Troian. GARY E. WEST, Band, Citizenship Committee, Homeroom Officer, Junior Council Alternate, O 8 B Reporter, Orchestra, Pep Band, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Student Council, Swing Band, Tennis. G. WALKER WELCH R, WALKER WALSH WELLS WEST WESTON WETZSTEIN WHITTEN WILCOX WILLHITE WILLIAMS ROBERT W. WESTON, Archery Club. SUZAN LEE WETZSTEIN, Band, Pep Club, Senior Picture Representative. REBEKAH SUE WHITTEN GARY L. WILCOX, Driver Training Student Instructor, Light Crew, Junior Academy of Science, Northeast Iowa Science Fair, Olympiad Club, Senior Picture Representative, Science Club, Officer, Social Committee. BRIAN L. WILLHITE, Choir, Auditorium Committee, Football, Madrigal, Male Chorus, Nativity, O 8: B Ad Solicitor, Soph- omore Mixed Chorus, Sophomore Boys' Quartet, Swing Show, Track, Wooden Horse, Wrestling. JOEL DEAN WILLIAMS, Track, Wrestling, Swing Show. .IANICE KAY WILLIAMSON, Girls' Chorus, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Y-Teens. DELORES WILSON, Choir, Auditorium Committee, Band Jubilee Hostess, Christmas Carol, Girls' Choir, Orientation Committee, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Property Crew, Senior Picture Representative, Thespians, Usher, Warning Signal, Mrs. McThing, Y-Teens. WILLIAMSON WILSON WINGLER ooking Ahead MARY E. WINGLER, Library Council, Olympiad, Usher, Pep Club. MARY WOLBERS, Citizenship Committee, Girls' Chorus, Homeroom Officer, Pep Club, Social Committee, Sophomore Open House, Usher. SHIRLEY L. WOOCK, Band Jubilee Hostess, Costume Com- mittee, Nativity, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Senior Picture Representative, Usher. JAMES R. WOOLSEY, Science Club, Wrestling, Track. JANE ELLIN WYBORNY, Band, Clarinet Quartet, Junior Council, Nativity, 0 8. B Reporter, Olympiad, Orchestra, Pep Band, Pep Club, Publicity 8- Promotions Committee, Senior Council, Student Council, Swing Band, Swing Show, Troian, Band Jubilee Hostess, Prom Committee. Not pictured: WILLIAM JENNEY BARBARA THOMAS GERALD DANIELS STANLEY GRAFF PAT REMETCH, August Graduate. WOLBERS WOOCK WOOLSEY WYBORNY if r' kk SU X :K sk v .. . 0 -t..,f vo 'x,,-sazef. W, S Top left: Principal Charles Hoffman finds signing diplomas for two hundred eighty seniors a time- consuming task. Top Right: Marlene Venter, Marilyn Fink and Sharon E Ferch, looking at picture proofs, are helping Marilyn decide which proof is best. l We Remember Right Upper: Royce Tomson and Suzan Hopkins pre- pare cm experiment cn Preparation of Oxygen at the Allen Meniorial Hospital. Right Lower: Scientists amaze the audience with their musical virtuosity. They are Bob Anderson, Roger Walker, Jane Burke, Carol Jossie, Sue Hop- kins, Ron Houghton, Gary Case, Bob Ackerman, and Royce Tomson. lower left: This Christmas Angel from the art de- partment stood in front of the auditorium during the l-oliday season to help bring the true meaning of Christmas to East. lower Right: Journalism class member Wayne Draper interviews Larry Folkers for story coverage on his model house. 4... Administrators Build Solid Fonnddtions .,,,.,-o'l ' Mr. Hoffman cmd Mr. Logon confer on the progress in construc- tion of the addition 10 East High School. Pride of all liastonians is the new addition to liast. 'XVhen finished in the fall of 1958, the building will house the new pool. gyninasiuin, various elassroonis and the student lounge. 'l 'he latter will be furnished entirely by the students with money raised during the past two years. lt is through the foresight of the adininistrators and the hoard of education that sueh programs of expansion are possible. 46 i s r,::s 4ffi Q sf-' EDNA LENICEK LAWRENCE GARLOCK Student Council Advisor, Coordinator of Activities, Girls' ViC9'P l 'ClP0'l, BOYS' Advisor. Advisor. Szzpporting Our I zzteresls Miss Jeanette Orsinger, secretary to Mr. Hoffman, and Miss Lorraine Rose, secretary to Mr. Logan, take time out from their busy schedules to find out the news of the day. HUARID Ui l'iDllCA'l'lUN Front Row: Charles H. Doltong Mrs. H, W, Rehderg Stewart R. Seidler, presidentp Dr. Carl Hansong Sidney Thomas. Back Row: Dr, Ralph Austermiller, director of curriculum and insiructiony Gordon Spryp Jack M. Logan, superintendentg Thomas Freyg E. A. Ralston, secretary. Befoaclening Our Influence East High for the first time became one of the student training centers for future pedagogues from Iowa State Teachers College. Principal Charles L. Hoffman bids goocl luck to the trainees. ERMA PRIZLER, State University of Iowa- 'l'CklCl1CfS College-B.A.g Iinglislig Usliers. B.Ag lrreneli, Spanish, lunglishg Olympiad. MARGU1.jR1'1'E BLIQUGII, Iowru State 'leaeliers College-BA., State University of Iowa-M.A.g English, Iournalismg Orange and Black, Trojan, Wooden Horse, Quill and LaVONNl'l CADY, Iowa State Teaeliers Col- lege-B.A.g linglish. IOAN COLLIQNDICR, State University of Scroll. Iowa-B.A.g Ihiglisli. , MARIORIIC SAECICR, Iowa State Teaeliers IOVVQI State rL1C21Cl1Cl'S Col- College-Bllfxil lfluglishg Yfllccus. lege-BA., State University of Iowa-M.A.g Library Sciences Library Council. IVLORICNCIC BLACK, Iowa State 'leaeliers ICDNA MAY RI'l'TlCNIIOUSli, Iowa State mittee. ERMA PRIZLER LA VONNE CADY JOAN COLLENDER LILLIAN ENLOW EDNA MAY RITTENHOUSE MARGUERITE BLOUGH MARJORIE SAEGER FLORENCE BLACK College-BA.: lflnglislig Orientation Comf They Genemte School Spirit Sparking enthusiasm at cz pep meeting, teachers Joseph Doyle, James Gordon, August Lukes, David Noutvig, Harold Weber ond Austin Perego donned clever regalia mimicking our orange girls. IBUNALIU R.-X'l'lll'i. lllCLlCllCI'S College, St. Cloncl, Minnesota--l3.A., State University of Iowa-lNl.,'X.g American 'l'rencls, American Ilis- torv. lOSl'il'll l7OYl,l'1, lowa State 'l'eael1ers Col- lege--l3.,fX., State University of lowaflXlA.g XVorlcl llistoryg Sophomore Football, Tennis: Atleletics. XIARIURIIC l,AUBSCIll'IR, State University of Iowa-l3.A., Columbia U11iversityfMA.p XVorlcl llistoryg Citizenship Connnittee. IXJNALI5 ANDICRSON, Nebraska State 'I'eac-hers College-BA., Colorado College of l'lclneationWNl..X.g American llistory, XVorlcl DONALD RATHE JOSEPH DOYLE MARK FLANDERS AUSTIN PEREGO llistoryg 'lraek Coach. MARK l LAXl3l'iRS, State University of Iowa -l3.A,, MA., American Ilistory, Visual liclu- eation, Camera Club. AUSTIN PICRICGO, Drake Universityeli.IVA., State University of IONVLI-Nl..'X.1 linglisli, Speeellg ljlllllill, Nativity, Tlrespians, Swing Show. MURRAY XVIICR, State UlliX'CI'Sitf' of Iowa- B.S.g American Ilistory, Basketball Coach, Athletic Director, Trojan Club. ICLICANOR Kl'I'l'CIlAiXl, Maryerest College- l5.A.g linglislig AllClii0filllil Connnittee, Nativ- ity, Swing Show. MARJORIE LAUBSCHER DONALD ANDERSON MURRAY WIER ELEANOR KETCHAM Faculty newlyweds Don Anderson and Mrs. Anderson open cz gift which his co- workers presented at ca Wednesday night coffee. LONEY MEYER, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege-B.S., Released T'ime Religious Education. ESTIIER OLESON, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege-B.A., Northwestern University-M.A., Art, Art Club, Homecoming Committee. RICHARD MEYERHOFF, Iowa State Teachers College-B.A., New York University -MA., Driver Education. VVILLIAM VVATERS, Iowa State Teachers College-B.A., Geometry, Solid Geometry, Col- lege Algebra, Trigonometry, Baseball. LONEY MEYER ESTHER OLESON VELMA OLDER HELEN KNOCHE Res omibilizjf of Teachers VELMA OLDER, Upper Iowa University- B.A., Biology. HELEN KNOCHE, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege-B.A., Retailing, Sales Coop., Nurse Aide Coop., Office Coop. RICHARD BEITZEL, Minot State Teachers College-B.S., Colorado State College-MA., Chemistry, Physics, Science Club. WILLIAM LOVE, St. Ambrose College-B.S., State University of Iowa-M.A.g Advanced Al- gebra, Geometry, Physical Science, Biology. RICHARD MEYERHOFF WILLIAM WATERS RICHARD BEITZEL WILLIAM LOVE iw Margaret Teisinger ponders over the results obtained from her experimentation with cell potential. Young's Modulus presents an interesting subiect for Roger Primrose's science proiect. Theor - Practice - Succe Phi Beta Chi, l'Iast lligh's Science Club, is open to all students interested in science. 'l'he elnb's nainc is appropriate because the First three letters of each word stand for physics, biology and chcinistry. Science laboratory facilities are available for use at all times and science students are urged to experi- nient in them to further their understanding of science. liast science students have won material and inerit awards at the Northeast lowa Science l air besides two trips to the National Science l air. In addition to developing science projects, the Science Club has sponsored radio classes, a slide rule contest and the Science Open Ilouse. Science Club SS A Suzan Hopkins, last year's National Science Fair winner, and Gary Wilcox, president ot East High's Science Club, discuss the coming Northeast Iowa Science Fair. Fred Nordbrock explains his science proiect, an electron microscope, to onlooker Gary Johnson. Front Row: Ernest Pines, Monte Feuerhelm, David Donaldson, Roger Primrose, Gary Wilcox, president, Beverly Moulds, secre- tary-treasurer, Suzan Hopkins, vice-president, Tom Sage, Diane Artus, Connie Jochum. Second Row: Jack Waskow, Robert Miller, Jim Woolsey, Dave Hennessey, Steve Sage, Ronnie Houghton, Jane Burke, Mar- garet Teisinger, Lynda Krueger, Sharon Winkey. Third Row: Gary Beckner, Alan Bowman, Mervin Hites, Don Allen, Fred Nordbrock, Bill Patterson, Royce Tomson, Allen Boite, Allan Nordbrock, Gary Case, Rex Smith. Art Club ,.,-av' Above: Working on a safety poster entitled Carelessness Breeds Death are Bob Dyer and Barbara Tarkett. Left: Warm weather lures artists outdoors. Sketching scenes around High Street are Phyllis Aschbrenner, Douglas Puhl, Judith Lamp- man and Luanne Anderson. Scholastic Art Award VVinners Front Row: Robert Mixdorf, Caryl Slaughter Second Row: .lack Moeller, Daryel Hamlin Not Pictured: Allen Podhc-ski Art Club Promotes Talent 'l'hc Art Cluh, taking advantage of the recently ex- panded art classes, through its varied projects helps make our school more attractive. Under thc direction of lack Moeller, cluh treasurer, they earn inoney by selling candy at basketball games. 'l'he club uses this inoney to huy colored slides of great art works. They also buy special art cluh inatcrial that they would not have otherwise. Under the direction of president Cary Roscnkrans. the Art Club nieets once a month to work on projects. Ceramics and copper, new areas this year, give incin- hers an opportunity to extend their interest to other niediunis. Front Row: Marie Evanoft, Delores Lamb, Barbara Conley, Edna Cooper, Caryl Slaughter, Doris McLane, Lillian Dot- son, Barbara Tarkett. Second Row: Ernest Pines, Katherine Munn, Gary Rosenkrans, Jock Moeller, James Grim, Lance Morck, Robert Mix- dorf, Aaron Glenn, Nancy R f 4 N iid lm Camera Club At one of the bi-weekly meetings of the Camera Club members watch intently as Ruth Wells shows slides on photography. The members are: From Row: Eva Cadwallader, Sharon Pretz, LeRoy Hill, Ruth Wells, Barbara Conley, Josephine Eyestone, Second Row: Georgia Mohler, Linda Hickman, Carol Reedy, Marilyn Fremont, LaMona Hibner, Barbara Fowlkes, Rita Davis, Marlene Rue, Katinka Maloy, Sandra Trost. Shutterbugs Explore Provocative Hobb At the left several members of Camera Club try their luck at wading in the waters of the Ceclar. if ln the fall tlre Ceclar River often provides ideal scenes for cameras to snap. lliking. wlrieli is one of the main activities of Camera Club clurf ing warm weather, gives the club members an opportunity to Hncl in- teresting angles for pictures. During the winter the Camera Club has potluck suppers. At these meetings the members learn more about the varied phases of photography. Below at the left advisor Flanders' grandson steals the attention of Josephine Eyestone, Linda Hickman and Sandra Wilcox. At the right Lynda Krueger, Sharon Winkey and Sandra Wilcox take time out from their picture tinting to eat some of the food brought by members of the club. Olympiad Club-New lVlCllllJCl'S Front Row: Gary Bremer, David Donaldson, Judy Zuber, Mary Hutchins, Wavne Draper, Caryl Slaughter, Winifred Todd, Tim Larson. Second Row: Harold Herman, Steven Holbrook, Sharon Nieman, Margaret Teisinger, Roger Bush, Connie Deeds, Barbara Bennett, Bob Bettle, John Segebarth, Dick Kinzler. Third Row: Sara Cool, Linda Baker, Carol Lutze, Harry Wong, Sharon Hartson, Ann Walters, Beverly Davis, Karen Hale, Jerry Manrcss. Fourth Row: Jim Chapin, Dale Shahan, Bill Straka, Larry Miller, Donald Allen, Jim Wilder, Jim Cook, Sterling Nelson, Larry Chapman, George Eighmey. Stud Leads to Success Olyiupiacl Club, liast lliglfs honor society for mcut, Club officcrs arc: :Xrt Baker, prcsiclcutg stuclcuts rccciviug B uvcrugcs or ulmovc, strivcs Dave: llcuucsscy. vicc-prcsiclcut: llcvcrly to recognize and cucourugc sclmlustic ucllicvc- Xloulds. SCCl'Cl2lI'y1 Carol lossic. treasurer. Olympiad Club - Old lNIembcrs Front Row: Suzanne Willard, Sharon Scully, Colleen Grundmeier, Beverly Moulds, Bob Anderson, Ronald Kuehl, Karen Kohl, Lynda Krueger. Second Row: John Quail, Joyce Kollman, Marlene Venter, David Hennessey, Arthur Baker, Ronald Haughton, Keith Joyn- son, Fred Nordbrock, Ed Schlachtenhauten, Lois Neessen. Third Row: Sharon Winkey, Marlene Smith, Dorothy DaVelaar, Shirley Simpson, Karen Lynch, Raieane Donaldson, Myrna Lohman, Josephine Eyestone, Beverley Hudson. ,A V I Editor Sharon Scully cmd business manager Judy Nelson get to- gether to proof copy for the WOODEN HORSE befoie it is sent to East High's print shop. WOODEN HORSE is a proiect of Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school iournalists. Eddie Dinderman and Alan Bowman dan horse's garb to help boost WOODEN HORSE subscription sales. Honor Societies in Action Olympiad inductees are feted at the annual banquet preceding their initiation. Front Row: Joanne Bingham, Judy Bruch, Annette Higdon, Sharon Baker, Diane Artus, Janet Poeppey, Ellin K'lgore, Sharon Burke. Second Row: JoAnn Schmidt, Carol Jossie, Jane Wyborny, Betty Cole, Gary Case, Allen Bolte, Alan Bowman, Eddie Din- derman, Bonnie Cook, Vicki Pals, Elizabeth McMaster. b Third Row: Mciry A ernathy, Judy Nelson, Becky Furgerson, Marilyn Fremont, Charlene Walton, Elcina Ackerman, Martha Risser, Peggy Strohm, Kay Dobson. l fi we 1' kvsuf ,mls X as Q mf + S hi., . E fy Y! Q1 4 56 ff ,M I i .P Q ,K i 1 i 2 . ' I was 221 Riagg I U.. MZMX' dw String EIISCIIIDIC Front Row: Karen Lynch, Ann Walters, Blanche Rosen, Sally Quibell. Second Row: Elizabeth McMaster, Marcia Geary, Judy Zuber, Calvin Thompson, June Hack. S mlbhonic Orchestmtions Blend Hmfmoniousl Nlcinhcrs of the Nast lligh School Orchestra presented three concerts. Unclcr the direction of Rohert Reeves. the Chiniing Strings gave a special anclitorinin. 'l'he Colden 'l'one Sym- phony perforniecl at the Pop Concert. Une of the liighliglits of the concert featured Kay Doh' son ancl lilizahetli Xlchlaster in a piano clnet, Starclnst , ln' lloagy Carmichael. Other specialties were l iclclle l aclclle and 'l'he 'l'ypewriter , both hy LeRoy Anderson, with a Colden 'l'one Symphony nniqnc typewriter solo hy Mary Leslie. Other performances have hecn setting the nioocls for the fall and spring plays. Senior llonor Day, Baccalaureate Services and Coni- inenceincnt lfxercises. 'l'hc Xlnsic lfestival, featuring the conihinecl Nast and XVest orchestras, cliinaxecl the years activities. 'l'he concert, given Xlay 3, was nncler the haton of lanies Dixon, clirector of the State lhiiversity of Iowa Syinphony. Front Row: Karen Lynch, Ann Walters, JoAnn Schmidt, Geraldine Thomas, Martha Risser, Sherrill Inman. Second Row: Sally Quibell, Judy Zuber, Carol Palmer, Dorothy Manbeck, Mike McKinstry, Charlene Walton, Margaret Teisinger, Jane Wyborny, Jeri Duke, Ellen Shepard, Dick Kinzler, June Hack, Karen Roloft, Marcia Geary. Third Row: Blanche Rosen, Joan Pencil, Gary Janes, Tom Manley, Jim Cook, Tom Lynch, Dean Kelsen, Ron Gatewood, Jerry Henninger, Ellin Kilgore, Bill Straka, John Segebarth, Dick Boies, Sharon Pryor, Sharon Rowell. Fourth Row: Mary Leslie, Percy Slattenow, Kent Bolton, Herman Debner, Calvin Thompson, Elizabeth McMaster. Yr 3? 1 ,- ' 1 X Z X im ' ? ii 21 b y i ,, . , 5 S Q ? .,,- . N 1 :fb w 'f' 9 f gtg Vs f fkf Q 5 i Q15g gA .5 U: 5. 5 V 'Yi iii i , i ----- W .Z r 'i VV I. , I 'f is iW Wx W M if was iii 3 ff' if n C lirls' Chorus Front Row: Shellia Huse, Pauline Gardner, Ruth Wehling, Sue Paclget, Barbara Walentiny, Jeannine GrandPre, Carol Hicok Sharon Halleck, Patty Janes, Marcia Williams, Shirley Garreson, Clara Phillips. Second Row: Sharon Lowder, Donna Scovel, Karen Smith, Evelyn Neilson, Janet Sizer, Caryl Slaughter, Mary Aschenbrenner Eleanor Kemmendiner, Carol Borwig, Carolyn Reinard, Shirley Worthum, Audrey McDonald, Janice Tyson. Third Row: Dianne Randall, Carol Gronoski, Winifred Roberts, Ruthie Triplett, Charlotte Foote, Shirley Faust, Joyce More- head, Mary Flowers, Many Hutchins, Sandra Pitts, Judy Merryman, Lela Mae Duff. Not Pictured: Camille Bryant, Burma Spencer. Girls' Groups evelolb Voices l'rcpi11'i1i,g for ii czlppcllii Choir, vocal- ists iii girls' chorrls and girls' choir liCllL'2lTSC to clcvclup their imrsiczil tzilciits. Xlusic zipprcciutioii through listciiiiisg to rccmcls hroaclciis their llllflL'l'Sl2lllillllg of toxic zmcl liarriirmy. Girls' 'l'rio and Girls' Quartet Front Row: Pat McK'nstry, Judy Nelson. Second Row: Judy Tufts, Joan Pencil, Elaine Foster, JoAnn Price, Annette Higdon. Girls' Choir Front Row: Ellen Shepard, Peggy Folks, Karen Gloor, Roberta Bennett, Pat McKinstry, Carol Ankeny, Linda Baker, Janet Pencil, Patty Brown, Dixie Scovel, Judy Hillman, Kay Foster. Second Row: Bonnie Owens, Pot Glaspie, Shirley Blanchard, Geraldine Johnson, Geraldine Hagness, Doris McLane, Evelyn Achord, Linda Spragle, Marilyn Fremont, Sally Bremer, Winonah Hope, LaMona Hibner, Paula DeBerg, Shirley Harkin. Third Row: Sharon Shilling, Barbara Conley, LaVonne Wolfgrarn, Charlotte Luth, Rita Davis, Naomi Patterson, Malinda Hutch- ins, Nada Faust, Carol Looney, Jeaneene Kemmerer, Valerie Barta, Shiela Anderson. Fourth Row: Earlene Adams, Grace Betts, Willa Mae Harman, Pat Sanders, Sandra Trost, Wanda Martin, Evelyn Perry, Carolyn Judas, Rosemary Freeland, Rosie Allen, Nanette Spiegel, Jeanene Baily, Katinka Maloy. Not Pictured: Diane Cose, Maudie Back. Girls' Sextet Becky Guernsey, Elizabeth Moten, Lynda McMullen, Judy Dr Michaelsen, Betty Cole. Music of freshness and quality marked the first- year performances under the direction of Ilarold XVeber. Beginning their season with the fall auditorium, nearly 200 students in the vocal department then turned to the sacred and holy as they prepared for the Nativity and Rotary Club programs. The choir's superior A Cappella Choir bomlisls Create Magic in Melodies ew, Frances performances prompted the Iohn Deere Trac- tor VVorks to sponsor their appearance on a KVVVVL telecast of Christmas music. Pop Concert offered a change of pace with lighter music. The Spring Festival united Fast and VV est vocalists for a program May 3. Front Row: Ruth Stevenson, Pot McKinstry, Delores Wilson, Sandra Miller, Sharon Nieman, JoAnne Price, Elizabeth Moten, Becky Guernsey, Lynda McMullen, Judy Drew. Second Row: Mary Foster, Mary Albrecht, Colleen Sheridan, Mary Abernathy, Annette Bailey, Virginia Penticoff, Sharon Boker, June Miller, Joan Pencil. Third Row: JoAnne Bingham, Luette Schultz, Bonnie Biornson, Barbara Bennett, Dorathy Treadway, Elaine Foster, Connie Deeds, Vicki Pals. Fourth Row: Jack Waskow, Ronnie Charlton, Keith Johnson, Bob Ackerman, Larry Spragle, Ron Kuehl. Fifth Row: Charles Webster, Ray Gautney, Dave Kepple, Wayne Bandfield, Don Letney, Jim Wilder, Jim Cherry, Dale Schann, Le Roy Griffith. All groups of lhe vocal deparlmeni combined for iheir first preseniafion of fhe year. 'llic vocal groups incluclc ll cappella choir, nmlc cliorus, girls' choir mul girls' cliorus. ljllilllfl thc . 'TD yum' small cnscmlmlcs were formccl, thc most uctivc lacing gi girls' scxtct anal Ll boys' iiimrtcl. Boys' Quartet with Soloist Sieve Simbric, Ralph Poifer, Becky Guernsey, soloisf, Duane Granneman, Ari Baker. Flon! Row: Beriy Cole, Judy Nelson, Diane Anus, Donna While, Sharon Scully, Beverly Thompson, Marlene Smiih, Lynn Gordish. Second Row: Jane! Poeppey, Bonnie Cook, Alice Holdiman, Bernice Tooman, Glenda Reed, Darlene Neith, Annette Higdon. Third Row: Sharon Ferch, Marlene Venier, Donna Buzzard, Judy Bruch, Judy Tufts, Rcxieane Donaldson, Susie Guernsey. Fourth Row: Frances Michaelsen, Patricia Gunnell, Donna Bixlay, Patty Dunn, Pot Jones, Shirley Simpson, Carol Jossie, Koihy Love. Fifth Row: Steve Simbric, Ralph Porter, Duane Gronneman, Arthur Boker, Ronnie Dahl, Gciry Blonigan, Bob Bingham. sm: w is-7 C7 tif Above: The East High School Marching Band intrigues the football season audience with one of its novel formations. left: With Carol Palmer and Betty Cole leading the way, East High's marching band gave impressive exhibitions of their precision marching ability. Band Rates Albplezuse on Field and Stage Public appciimirccs of thc concert hzuicl in- Gordon, always rcccivcs Ciithusiastic rcspousc chiclccl thc Christmas COl1CCl'l',lllCl7O1D Concert from their amliciiccs for their spiritccl music and thc unnugil Xlusic lfcstival. This 96-piccc :incl their cxccllcnt tone qiuility. orgaiilizzltiml, imclcr thc clircctimi of lumcs Concert Band Front Row: Beverley Hudson, Gary Cox, Karen Bartz, Norma Saveraid, Kay Holtzman, Jean Beckwith, Herman Debner, Ronald Lane. Second Row: Bill Rathe, Vernon Freeland, Darlene Reed, Tom Manley, Jim Trask, Ray White, Keith Mangels, Percy Slattenow. Third Row: John Segebarth, Dennis Patterson, Kent Bolton, Bill Straka, Kenn Koontz, Gary Janes, James Hollingsworth, Larry Wagner. Fourth Row: Jeanette Boehm, Bill Laylin, Howard Messerer, Gary West, Glenn Manbeck, Dick Boies, Sterling Nelson, Dennis Erickson, David Cose. 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EM W we wf -: -5 as-ex-2g..g:.. if 1243? 3 M gg? 25.4, .-.. . +1 1 R me xx Nqgw 5' sig 2 WM in 3 .i 51 , Q! is -Q a 1 me - l .W P 53? at - :Ji , x R we i ,' W n Q ' 1 we I Q. b ffixy K -44 A x -4 in Y ' 'I' Y' 'QQKX --I ' :sk 2 U QR' I In W5 5. 385 iii yu-X 'Q 'wx . PM V ik Mffss , Q M Q X ru. fag vt . 115 :bag ' -i .9-.4 A N K 9 1 N- I ' 1 is SW All-Conference Rating Special recognition for helping establish East IIigh's line football record are three all-confcr- ence plavers: Don 'l'ho1npson, end, 'l'erry DeBerg, center, and Iini Grim, guard. 'l'hese lflast gridsters received the votes of the coaches of the Big Six Conference, who chose thc Hrst string out of over 200 con- ference athletes. Other schools in the Big Six are North and East of Des Moines, Mason City, Fort Dodge and VVest of VVaterloo. Varsity Football Squad - ,Wm Read to Go Football managers Harold Getty and Marlyn Trout load the bus in prepo- ration for a road trip. DON THOMPSON TERRY DeBERG JIM GRIM Front Row: Terry Schneider, Dale Wilson, Russell Sherk, Art Boker, Terry DeBerg, Bill Dotson, Don Thompson, Bob Dyer, Dick Beard, Virgil Carr. Second Row: Paul Roethler, Larry DeBuhr, Ken Nelson, Aaron Roberts, Rick Hastings, Doug Puhl, Ron Kuehl, Gerald McDon- old, Ron Gatewcod, Jim Grim, Marlyn Trout. Third Row: Harold Getty, Jerry Burke, Lloyd Gorrod, Normon Glow, Harry Edwards, Roger Hostetler, Rex Bingoman, Tom Friedley, Fred Webster, Tom Sage, Bill Metcalf. Fourth Row: Couch Tony Guzowski, Larry Gillespie, Jim Hoosman, Ron Lone, Allen Bolte, Stan Schroeder, Steve Sage, John Averhotf, Foul Perkins, Alex Walker, Larry Miller, Don Anderson, assistant coach, 'N---.r-df Alex Walker Larry Gillespie Schedule VVC 'l'I1cy Burlirigtoll ....... 33 Dulmqllc llmrusj . I9 I Dubuque ........ -I0 lies Moines lliustj I9 I ort Dodge ...... 6 Nlusrm City ...... 33 Cedar Rapids lIXIcKinIcyI .... 32 Des Moines INIDTIIII ....... 21 XYnIerIoo CVVQSU. . 20 Recap: VVon 8, Lost Clumrps of Big Six, Clunnps. S... WWMVW I2 7 I9 I-I I3 6 II Top Row: Ronald Kuehl, Allen Bolte, Dick Beard. I4 Bofforn Row: Rick Hastings, Ron Lane, Jim Penning. II Co- CI ' ' ' If Semor Letter W 1nners Top Row: Roger Hosteiler, Bob Dyer, Larry Miller, Arthur Baker, Tom Sage. Bofiom Row: Tom Friedley, Steve Sage, David Davis, Jerry Burke, Paul Perkins. Al. ' 5 Sophs Tackle Gridiron Turf Sophs Aaron Byrd, Jim Davison, William Straka, Duane Campbell study some of the plays they ran this season. Schedule VVe They liast lligh lRcsc1'x'csl, .. .. 12 I3 XxT2ll'Cl'l0O QXVCSU .... . . l? T Mason City ........... . . 26 Z0 lmlcpemlencc QRCSCTYCSJ . . ,. 1? H NlLlSOI1 City ........... . . 30 6 NVaterloo lXVestj . . . . Z0 H Ccclui' Falls ........,. . . lf? 6 Sophomore Cheerleaders 1 .. . ' Y 7 llLcdP' Ou 5' Lost ' Front Row: Paula DeBerg, Janice Schoenhard. Second Row: Carol Boike, Karen Smith, Karen Thomp- SOI1, Sophomore Football Squad Front Row: Elvin Trout, Ken Rousselow, Bob Bingham, Joe Smith, Ron Haynes, Bill Laylin, Dave Register, Paul Norman, Charles Clark, Ron West, Vernon Freeland. Second Row: Coach Joseph Doyle, Larry Chapman, Aaron Byrd, Arlo Patterson, Jim Hollingsworth, Ulesee Anderson, Gary Blonigcin, Kurt Kuenstling, Duane Campbell, Henry Ford, Dennis Patterson, Chauncey Carr, Gary Beard, Richard Kingsbury, Ron Heller, Coach Ken Ketchum. Third Row: Jim Chapin, Phillip Graves, Bob Lines, Tom Lynch, Marvin Siler, Bill Tanner, Don Letney, Raymond White, Dave Hinton, John Brown, Jim Davison, Howard Durnin, Jim Wilder, Bill Straka. Senior Letter Winners Top Row: Alex Walker, Merrill Siler. Botlom Row: Tom Buduk, Ed Schlocl-nenhaufen. Varsity Basketball Squad Season Record VVe They New llanipton ..... .. 86 55 Des Moines lliastl ., .. 48 50 Des Moines CNortliQ .. 59 52 XVatei'loo QVVCSU . .. . . 54 55 Oelwein ......... .. 54 S7 VVaverly ....... .. T2 49 lfort Dodge ........ .. T5 4m VVaterloo QXVCSU . .. . . 48 49 Grinnell ........,,....... .. 45 68 Fort Dodge QSt. Iidwardsj. .. .. 65 49 Mason Citv . ............. . T5 Des Moines lliastl . .. .. 54 lfort Dodge ........ .. 47 Mason City ........ .. 67 Dubuque ............. .. 65 Des Moines fNortl1j .. 58 Cliarles City ........ .. 70 Cedar Falls ......... .. 64 Sectional at La Porte Orange ............ .. 80 La Porte .............. . . 55 District at llippodroine Oelwein ............r......... 57 12 56 45 S9 50 54 34 37 51 41 65 Reeapg VVon l6, Lost 5, Co-Champs of Big Six Front Row: Dick Dotson, Jerry Holbrook, Larry Miller, Ron Power, Dick Dolosh. Second Row: Couch Murro Wier, Merrill Siler, Jim Brooks, Duane Grannemon, Ken Joens, Guy Buhrow, Y Student Manager, Art Boker. Third Row: Harold Schluchtenlwufen, Budak. Jon Trosf, Terry Schneider, Bill Burkes, Ed Schlochtenhoufen, Tom W Senior Letter Winners Top Row: Dick Doison, Ron Power. Bottom Row: Duane Granneman, Larry Miller. Dick Dotson rated a berth on the Iowa Daily Press Association third All-State 'l'eam. Ilis fellow athletes elected him l'iast's Most Valuable Athlete for l957. Co-Champs of Big Six Providing many thrilling moments during the year, ldast cagesters were a tribute to Fast High and to its slogan, 'lthe school that leads. Various factors contributed to the tC2111l,S success. Among them was the depth of the basket- ball squad. Coach Murray XVier said many times that he could start almost any live and still pro- vide adequate competition. 'l'he team tied with VVest High of VVaterloo for the Big Six Conference Championship. VVith- out the loss of regular Ion Trost when the team started its State Tournament route, the cagesters might have advanced further than the first round of the district competition. Coach VVier called this team one of the nicest groups of boys l've had to Work with. Standouts on the team were Merrill Siler and Dick Dotson, two of the greatest cagcstcrs in the sports history of liast High. Dick Dotson and Merrill Siler, both elected to all-conference teams, paced the Trojans in scoring. Dotson netted 284 and Siler 367. 82 Sophs Prepare For Varsity Victims of close games, the sophomore cagesters compiled a 6-4 season record. New l lampton .... .... Waterloo CWestj .... .... Oelwein .......... .... VVaverly ............ .... VVaterloo tVVestj .... .... . . . Grinnell ...................... l ort Dodge tSt. Edmondsl ...... Dubuque ................ .... Charles City ......... .... N X Cedar lfalls .............. .... Recap: VVou 6, Lost 4 We They 47 41 36 45 45 38 49 50 29 50 42 54 39 Z9 53 48 42 31 49 44 It is always hard to replace regulars on a varsity basketball squad, but this year's sophomores will strive to provide East with another great basketball team next year. In commenting on the sophomores at the letter award auditorium, Coach Kenneth Ket- cham commended them for their stamina and for their willingness to take criticism. He pred- icated that with such spirit they should make great competitors. Sophomore Basketball Squad Front Row: Ron West, Jim Chopin, Roger Bush, Dale Larson, Joe Smith, Henry Ford, Jim Reed. Second Row: Mike Carney, Jim Owens, Marvin Siler, Jim Wilder, Jim Ryan, Bob Smith, Howard Durnin, Aaron Byrd, Vernon Freeland, Coach Ken Ketcham. Ill I2 Grapplers Chalk Up Enviable Record Jim Hcosman, a iunior at East High, displays winning form. A fa- miliar figure in the Halls of Troy, Jim used this technique to win all- state honors in wrestling. Des Moines fNo1'tliJ. . . . . Davenport ......., DILISOII City . Cresco .. . Newton .... Cedar Falls Vtiatcrloo QXVesti . VVrestling Squad VVe They 36 5 Osage .,.......... .. 39 5 18 Zi Des Moines llilastj . .. .. 29 i2 ,, 22 H Fort Dodge ...... .. 28 10 27 14 New llauiptoii ........,....... Z7 H 30 8 Recap: VVo11 IU, Lost 1, First Place District, 78 9 ' - First Place State Meet 32 7 Front Row: Anthony Jones, Jay Hollins, Gerald McDonald, Gloy Mead, Anthony Reasby, Jim Hoosman, Terry DeBerg, Steve Sage, Bill Dotson, Daryel Hamlin, Bill Laughlin. Second Row: Coach Dave Natvig, Paul Norman, Gary Janes, Dennis Patterson, Edward Quail, John Brown, John Averhoff, Ron Kuehl, Ran Dahl, Dick Frank, Tom Sage, Alfred Anderson. Third Row: Norman Glaw, Jerry Burke, Dean Cross, Gilbert Foster, Roger Hostetler, Joe Williams, James Hollingsworth. Fourth Row: George Clark, Ronnie Haynes, Paul Roethler, Ron Geisler, Allen Bolte, Roger Batchelder, Jerry Lewis, Jerry Hardcasrle, Ronnie Gatewood, William Straka, Duane Campbell, Jerry Henninger, Kent Spiegel, Sherman Brown, Simeon Stinson, Obbie Smith. S M Goes 'Round The Clock A 1eacher's work doesn'1 end in the classroom. Here August Lukes sells tickets and Miss Hazel Her game. IAMICS GORDON, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege-l3.A., M.A.g Instrumental Musicg Band, Swing Band. ROBl'iR'l' RICICVIYS, Sherwood Music School -B.M.I'I.g Orchestrag Chiming Strings, Golden Tone Symphony, String lCnsenible. HAROLD WICBICR, University of South Da' kota-B.l .A., Drake University-M.M.lfl.g Vocal Musicg Swing Chorus. l,ll,I,lAN KOBBIC, Northwest State Teachers College-I3.S.g Physical liclucationg Swinnning Club, Demonstration Group, Modern Dance Cluh, Recreational Swinnning. JAMES GORDON ROBERT REEVES LORNA ROLLAG AUGUST LUKES manson and William Love collect tickets at a home basketball LORNA ROLLAG, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege-B.A.g Typewritingg Orientation Connnit- tee, Chairman of Senior Class Sponsors. AUGUST LUKICS, State University of Iowa- B.S C., M.A.g Bookkeeping, Business Law. IIAZICL HERMANSON, Iowa State College -B.S.g Ilouieinaking. RALPII LCIXIOINIC, Iowa State 'I'eachers Col- lege-B.A., State University of Iowa-fXl.A.g Clerical and Secretarial Office Practice: lleacl of Business Department, Iligh School Business Manager. HAROLD WEBER LILLIAN KOBBE HAZEL HERMANSON RALPH LE MOINE ': N 5 ! ig, I MARIE CAMPBELL GERTRUDE BOEYINK DONALD DAVIDSON JOHN DENNY RUSSICLL STARR, Iowa State College-BS., MS, Mechanical Drawing. KICNNICTII Kl'l'I'CIIAM, Monmouth College -BS., State University of Iowa-M.A., Physical Iiclucationg Sophomore Football, Basketball. ROBl'lR'I' CROXVLICY, Stout State College- B.S.g Vocational Machine Shop. TONY GUZOWSKI DAVE NATVIG GEORGE LEEBL ROBERT CROWLEY Stimulate Citizensbib MARIIC CAMPBICLL, State University of Iowa-B.A., linglish, Latin, Olympiad Club. CICR'I'RUDI'I BOEYINK, Iowa State College -BS., Ilomemakingg Social Committee. DONALD DAVIDSON, Iowa State Teachers College-B.A., Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Office Practice, Social Committee. IOHN DICNNY, Iowa State Teachers College -B.A., Driver lflclucation. TONY CUZOXVSKI, State University of Iowa-BS., Physical Iilclucationg Football, As- sistant Track, VVrestling. DAVIC NATVIG, Iowa State Teachers College -B.A., University of Southern California- M.S., Bookkeeping, Clerical Office Practice, Business Arithmetic, Consumer Iflducation, Varsity VVrestling, Sophomore Baseball. CICORCIL LICICBL, University of Minnesota -B.A., MA., Industrial Iiducation Depart- mentg Construction Activities for Stage. HUGH LOGAN, Iowa State Teachers College -B.A., State University of IowaAM.A., VVoocl- working I 81 II, Vocational VV ood. XVARD COVVLICS, Stout State College-BS., M.S., Printing, Faculty Chairman, Publicity and Promotions Connnittee. RUSSELL STARR KENNETH KETCHAM HUGH LOGAN WARD COWLES hi if: H3 223 2132! 2 V' '98 'W 30 ESU' left: Mrs. Vivian Artus Attendance Secretary Right: Mrs. Juanita Lininger School Nurse Responsible for serving our noon lunches ure: Mrs. Bessie Monroe, Mrs. Mamie Lar- son, Mrs, Grace Grove, Mrs. Geraldine Gardner and Mrs. Anna Burch. Our spic and span school comes from the hard work of these custodians: Front Row: Howard Sandergard, Elton Bly, Willie Shoff. Back Row: Max Joslin, Kenneth S. Joslin, Cornelius Buehner. 53 EMS M eeling Om' N eecls 'l'he health CX2l1lllll2ltl0llS lll21ClC hy the nurse, the Cheek hy the attemlnllee clerk on reasons of absences, the exeellent food pre- pared in the school Cafeteria and the cleanliness of liast High all play un equally important role in the physical and mental fitness of l'i2lSl0lll2lllS. East High is not just a building, but a uni- fied group of individuals who cooperate to uphold the slogan uEast Leads. The chan- nels through which their efforts move toward their goal are the curricular and extra-curricular activities. In both of these areas hard work, creative-:ness and determina- tion have scored success. Behind th High Street Columns S Executive Board First Row: David Hennessey, Jane Wyborny, Bob Anderson, Carol Jossie, Merrill Siler. Second Row: Kay Dobson, Shirley Simpson, Steve Sage, Ronald Houghton, Sharon Ohl, Donna Buzzard. They Lead The School That Leads Student Council members meet before school every other Monday in Room l05 and in one two-hour session each month during school time. Student Council First Row: Sharon Burke, Carol Reedy, Raieane Donaldson, John Quail, Steven Holbrook, Barbara Bennett, Charlene Walton, Sharon Baker, Tom Sage, Diane Artus. Second Row: Sara Cool, Suzanne Guernsey, Karen Bartlett, Darlene Neith, William Robbins, Tom Buclak, Marlene Venter, Martha Risser, Gary West, Marlene Smith. Third Row: Caryl Slaughter, Dick Kinzler, Carol Peske, Connie Deeds, Tom Lynch, Jim Wilder, William Straka, Sharon Nie- man, Frances Michaelsen, Lois Neessen, Peggy Strohm. Homecoming Committee First Row: Judy Hillman, Barbara Walentmy June Muller Paula DeBerg Gary Rosenkrans Steve Sage Colleen Grund meier, Sharon Ohl, Nancy Diehl, Annette Hlgdon Second Row: Diane Artus, Donna Buzzard Sharon Ferch Lois Neessen Eddie Dlnderman Jon Trost Marilyn Fink Connie Deeds, Jane Burke, Jill Thompson, Judy Nelson Third Row: Sara Cool, Suzanne Guernsey Pat Ferguson Caryl Slaughter Gary West Ralph Maass Dick Dolcish Larry Arm strong, Ronnie Charlton, Charles Webster Wlnlfred Todd Saluting the Grand Old Grads Once ll year liust swings wide its floors to welcome lmek the zilimmi. l or weeks the lmmeeoming committee labors to make preparations tor the llllClll0l'llllII, the teal rmcl the litlililiklll game. 'l'lie result of their efforts is one slmrt, but memorable clziy. The band plays, the students cheer and the sign stresses our slogan. Homecoming auditorium sends us to the game full of pride in our team and spirit to back them. Bill Crouse, Ronald Thompson, Larry Linsoy, Harold Getty and Gerald Getty add one more colorful attrac- tion to the homecoming decor. The decorations at the front entrance warmly welcome the alumni. 57 Programs Stimulate Thought, Insight Superintendent of Waterloo schools Jack M. Logan, Captain Robert Wright, Mrs. Harland Jossie and Dave Denton, assistant managing editor of the Courier, give their opinions on combating iuvenile delinquency at an auditorium observing Crime Prevention Week. Also seated on the stage is Dave Hennessey, auditorium chairman. Y The American Legion presents a special program during American Education Week. Participating in the auditorium were- First Row: Congressional Medal ot Honor Winner Ralph Nepplep Mrs. Alice Maricle, chairman of Arnericanism for the Legion Auxilliary, Byron Gosden, Legionairre, Kenneth Benda, state commander of the American Legion, Harry Zenda, commander of the Waterloo post. Second Row: Joe Powers, chairman of the educational committee, Charles L. Hoffman, principal, Dave Hennessey, auditorium chairman, Chief ot Police Harry Krieg. Auditorium Committee First Row: Ellen Shepard, Diane Artus, Ronnie Geizler, Dave Hennessey, David Donaldson, Peggy Strohm, Connie Jochum, Karen Bartlett. Second Row: Barbara Bennett, Sandra Grove, Judy Barmer, Tony Anderson, Jim Wilder, William Straka, Gary Case, Colleen Grundmeier, Jo Ann Schmidt. Christmas spirit reveals itself in the amount of food contributed by students for the Salvation Army Christmas baskets. The drive was sponsored by the citizenship committee. Striving to Improve Our Minds, Uur Morale 'I'hc citizciiship wiiiiiiittcc, iiiiclci' thc cliziitmgiii- ship of Roiizilcl llziiiglitoii, strives to kccp stiiclciits 2lW2lI'C of thcii' icspoiisibilitics towzircl their scliuol. It iiizilscs stiiclyliaill rules, cliooscs study hull cliiiit- iiicii, supports wortliy cluiritics and ciicoiiiugcs hcttci' sc-lmliirsliip. Alice Holdiman, Dave Hennessey, Bob Anderson and Beverley Hudson prepare their notes for discussion on The Basic Prin- cipals of Student Council Elections. The panel led a discussion group at the Northeast iowa Student Council Convention held at Cedar Falls, April 5. Citizenship Committee First Row: Sara Cool, Elizabeth Moten, Carol Peske, William Robbins, Ronald Haughton, George Eighmey, Tom Sage, Sharon Baker, Marlene Smith. Second Row: Sharon Pryor, Lois Neessen, Arthur Baker, Jim Cool., Fred Nordbrook, Larry Miller, Tom Budak, Steve Sage, Marlene Venter, Beverly Moulds, Gary West. E 8 Promoting School Spirit Orientation Committee First Row: Suzanne Guernsey, Diana Grotegut, Kay Dobson, Carol Reedy, Darlene Neith. Second Row: Mary Foster, Marilyn Holdigrater, Martha Risser, Jane Burke, Sharon Scully, Sandra Hale. Merrill Siler, coechairman of the pub' licity and promotions committee, and Bob Anderson, council president, View the Unus Rogans train as it chugs past its goal. As each homeroom ob- tained its quota, a picture of its stu- dent council representative appeared in a window of the train. Transfer students and orientation com- mittee members lunch together as part of a three-day program to help new- :omers become a part of East. Seated at the table are: Sue Padget, Kay Dob- son, Jane Burke, James Payne, Obbie Smith, Ronald Haughton, Carol Bueh- ner, Charlene Walton and Jane Wy- borny. Publicity and Promotions C0llllllittCC First Row: Joanne Bingham, Shirley Simpson, Caryl Slaughter, Merrill Siler, Deanna Smith, Ernest Pines, Sharon Burke. Second Row: .Steven Holbrook, Dick Kinzler, Frances Michaelsen, Joyce Kollman, Kenneth Koontz, Sherrill Inman, Margaret Teisinger. Ak 'lil Social Cmmnittcc First Row: Ann Walters, Elcina Ackerman Second Row: Lynn Gordish, Mary Leslie, DaVelaar, Sharon Bowers. Third Row: JoAnn Morgan, Virginia Pent Ohl. 4 is ,wx E 5 if ,i Q gt Returning grads Barbara Baker and Janice Adams make charming hostesses as they pour at the Homecoming ea, sponsored by the social committee. Holiday Revelry Eddie Dinderman displays his remark- able dexterity on the trampoline during East's annual Activity Night floor show. A swashbuckling pirate and his fair maiden CBob Bettie and Leroy Griffithl revel in the whimsical atmosphere of their first Troian costume party. JoAnn Meinders and JoAnn Morgan as- sist Sam Paulsen and Jim Wilder in registering for the annual Sophomore Party, staged to acquaint students with each other and with East High's social life. , Judy Drew, Donna Buuard, Nancy Diehl, Rajeane Donaldson, JoAnn Meinders. Patricia Gunnell, Karen Norcott, Charlene Walton, Bernice Tooman, Dorothy - o 3 Z Q 1 rn N4 -1 J' Q 3 na SC' fn -4 'D N-. I1 o J' I D C 9. F3 o J 2. m U m 0 Q.. 1 uw 3' Q - o I www! nv x X, .ff Above: Striving to get new books in circulation rapidly, this production line of students works with precision. Colleen Sheridan, Ramona Heller, Joan Love, Barbara Tarkett, Doneta Fairholm and Patricia Loftus add the newest contribution to East High's collection of 5,382 books. left: Seeking to keep the students informed, Joan Love and Katherine Munn check daily delivery of East High's 91 magazines. lileeted representatives from 32 lionierooms, operation of these people we have a library that along with the library science class and the is organized so tliat material is attractively librarian, work to maintain an efficient and displayed and easily accessible. attractive reading center. 'li'l1rou,gli the eo- Score - Broader Knowledge LIBRARY COUNCIL Upper Picture - Front Row: Colleen Sheridan, Janice Johnson, Barbara Otterman, Jack Edsill, Shirley Theel, Linda Glessner Charlotte Luth. Second Row: Nora Sloan, Edythe Byerly, Ruth Walgreen, Donna Scovel, Lucille Draeger, Sharon Niedert, Janice Parizek, Barbara Johnson, Patricia Loftus, Judy Merryman, Janet Pencil. Lower Picture - Front Row: Rose Ann Hart, Ruth Wells, Joan Schmucllach, Dennis Fayant, Diana Randall, Sandra Trost, Linda Baker. Second Row: Vicki Lindholm, Connie Stone, Margaret Mundt, Mike Carney, Marcia Geary, Arlene Gronoski, Mary Wingler, Josephine Eyestone, Beatrice Ortiz, Sharon Halleck. l State, District Champions Coach Nalvig presenls wreslling awards To champions Daryel Hamlin, Jay Hollins, Bill Dotson, Virgil Carr, Gerald McDonald, Anthony Reasby and Jim Hoosmcun. Cllmiiipimisl 'l'l1g1t's the word to cleserilme this yezifs wrestling Squucl. After completing ai sue- cessful climl meet season, the 'l'rojzms went on to i'2llJllll'C the I71st:'1et Ciuiilipimisliip as well .is the State Nleef. lills, i203 Bill ljOlSOll, H33 Virgil Curr. l-lg: Cemicl XlelDonz1lcl, li-lp lim lloosnum. llC2lYf'- weiglif, Seermcl plaee ll0IlOl'S went to lhryei lllllllllll, ll2. Antlmiiy Reuslmy, I65, CllIJilll'Cll tllircl place. lnclixicliizll shite eluiinpions were lay llul- Senior Letterwimlers Top Row: Terry DeBerg, Steve Sage, Anthony Recnsby. 0 . Bottom R w: Ron Kuehl, Daryel Hamlin, Tom Sage, Ron Geisler. .5 m.,,,.....,..w-vw X Baseball Squad Front Row: Vern Freeland, Dick Boies, Ron Kuehl, Terry Schneider, Dole Straw, Paul Roethler, Bill Dotson, Daryel Hamlin. Second Row: Bill Burkes, John Eveland, Stan Schroeder, Jerry Holbrook, Ron Gatewood, Roger Holler, Bob Bingham. Third Row: Tim Larson, Jim Derden, Bill Tanner, Henry Ford, Jim Chapin, Allen Bolte, Marlyn Trout. Fourth Row: Bob O'Brien, Bill Robinson, Roger Bush, Jerry Henniger, Terry DeBerg, Keith Johnson. Fifth Row: Coach William Waters, Jim Haltermen, Dennis Patterson, Warren Lee, Gary Korte, Ronald Johnson. Spring Focuses Spotlight on Cutdoor Sports Track Squad Front Row: Curtis Montgomery, Paul Perkins, Jay Hollins, Steve Sage, Virgil Carr, Aaron Roberts, Aaron Byrd, Ulesee Ander- son, Alfred Anderson, Tom Sage. Second Row: John Brown, Douglas Puhl, Joel Williams, Jim Grim, Jerry Burke, David Davis, Ron Houghton, Bob Dyer, Joe Smith, Sherman Brown, Jim Hollingsworth. Third Row: Coach Don Anderson, Rex Bingaman, Vincent Herman, Dick Dotson, Roger Batchelder, Jim Brooks, Merrill Siler, Alex Walker, Ron Power, Marvin Siler, John Averhoff, Bill Straka, Bob Smith, Manager Gerald Collins. X f!?f Honoring Fellow Athletes Dick Dotson looks on as two inductees of Trojan Club, Roger Hostetler and Art Baker, polish some of East High's newly-acquired trophies. 'l'rojuu Club is uu honor orguuimtiou N for uiuior letter wiuuers at Nast lligli. mote uucl uuprove athletics at liust :uid to fCiICll athletes better truiuiug rules. 'l'lie club lueets twice ll iuoutli. luiti- 2lflOll5 for ueu' members ure llelcl iu the 4 7 if full uucl spring. 'l'cunis Squad Front Row: Roger Walker, Larry LaPlant, Harold Schlachtenhaufen, Dick Dolash, Larry Armstrong. Second Row: Coach Joe Doyle, Gary Janes, Gary Case, Larry Miller, Guy Buhrow, Fred Blackledge, Tom Budak, Manager Dave Hinton. 'l'rojuu Club Front Row: Bob Dyer, Ran Geisler, Jerry Burke, Tom Budak, Steve Sage, Terry DeBerg, Ron Kuehl, Tom Friedley, Jon Trcst, Paul Roethler, Tom Sage. Second Row: Daryel Hamlin, Jim Grim, Allen Boite, Doug Puhl, Art Baker, Merrill Siler, Dick Dotson, Larry Miller, John Averhoff, Paul Perkins, Bill Dotson. 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' e Q The four editors hold a postmortem on each paper before planning the next. First Row: Roger Matz, Vicki Pals, Sharon Scully. Second Row: Suzanne Guernsey. Standing on the platforin, Leading news of the school that leads. the Orange and Black staff puhlishes l8 issues a year. XVith Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school journalists, as a goal, reporters, all graduates of the journalism class, fincl, cover and write stories on school activities. Checking copy against their style book are: First Row: Barbara Johnson, Sharon Winkey, Marlene Smith, Pat Gunnell, Sharon Ohl, Marlene Venter. Second Row: Judy Nelson, Wayne Draper, Alice Holdiman, Ellen Lynch. overing the ews 'l'he l957 Orange and Black staff took top place aniong Iowa high school journalists hy capturing the first state travelling trophy Sigina Delta Chi of Ames presented thc award for outstanrling high school journalistic work. This year staff members were striving for a Big Story of their own. Aspir- ants are Martha Rlsser Bev Hudson Judy Tufts Reading galleys one of the bl weekly duties of the staff are Flrst Row JoAnn Schmidt Sherrill In 'KNEB' man Margaret Telsmger Charlene Walton Sharon Burke Second Row Kay Dobson Jane Wy borny Karen Mohs The business staff checks ads for the coming issue First Row Neva Thomas Bill Rathe Second Row Steve Holbrook, Sharon Burke, Joyce Kollman Recordirzg Events Kenneth Teisinger, business manager, Sharon Ferch, editor, and Ernie Pines, cover designer, consider samples of material for the covers. liclitors Survey XVork Allczlcl Front Row: Sharon Burke, iunior editor, Elcina Ackerman, section editor and iunior editor: Marlene Smith, section editor, and Marlene Venter, senior editor. Second Row: Blanche Rosen and Sue Padget, sophomore editors. Not Pictured: Caryl Slaughter, sophomore editor. Copy NYritcrs Cot Assignments Front Row: Sandra Trost, Karen Smith, Jane Wyborny and Lynda Krueger. Second Row: Darlene Reed, Barbara Johnson, Raicane Donaldson, Karen Ohler and Judy Nelson. Third Row: Margaret Teisinger, JoAnn Schmidt, Mary Albrect and Rita Davis. Stzlffcrs Put l,I'CIllllllll 011 Originality Front Row: Bonnie Cook, Betty Cole, Joyce Kollman and Judy Mitchell, Second Row: Becky Guernsey, Carol Reedy, Luette Schultz, Peg Strohm, Pat Gunnell and Suzanne Guernsey. Third Row: Leslie Streittmatter, Dick Kinzler, Judy Drew and David Donaldson. Xlc-cling 'liicsclziys uftcr sclmol .incl Silllllllili' inornings, fflfli'-ftllll' stuff mcmlicrs hy to wvcl' thc stuclcnt lmcli' :incl xzlrirms lizlst lligll zictivi- tics with ll YLlI'lCli' of pictures. XVorl4 SlAII'lS cm tllc yczlrlaook in tlic curly hill :incl C'OIIllllllCS until tllc copy goes to press thc fullowillg spring. Don Thompson, sports editor, and Dick Dot- son, circulation manager, inspect their pro- motion sign, Buy Your Book of the Year. OUR EQQKQQ . 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BilI's Pontiac Inc. 425 Franklin Street Phone AD 4-5593 Sharon Ferch, a senior at East High, chooses Black's ready-to-wear department as an ideal place for selecting all-occasion clothes. BIurh's luwa Publir Service Company East 4.1. ...d S,........ ph... AD 4.3511 Terry Schneider looks over one of many fine suits found at Larry's. Assisting him is Robert Slivken, general manager of Larry's. BOYS MEN I .lang 4 idea S 310 East 4th Phone AD 4-9976 East's most valuable athlete, Dick Dotson, in- spects some of the excellent sporting equip- ment Bill Wood shows him at Craft-Cochran. Uraft-Cochran Athletic Goods Compan, 307 West 4th Street Phone AD 3-0243 , XXX,-X, y fxf,afN4f,4fxfv I-IiI1SOIJ. O SEAT COVERS I CUSHIONS I CAMERA GADGET BAGS I HUNTING COATS O GOLF BAGS Nl Nl Them at Your Hinson Dealer Q Jill? 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