East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

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Marlene Smith, sports editor . . . Mary Albrecht, Karen Bartz, Raieane Donaldson, Lynda Krueger, Judy Mitchell, Karen Ohler, Margaret Teisinger, Paula DeBerg, David Donaldson, Barbara Fowlkes, Al Lockard, Carol Looney, Bonnie Owens, Nanette Spiegel, Leslie Streittmatter, Sandra Trost and Jim Tansey, editorial staff . . . Sam Paulsen and Pat Petty, ad solicitors . . . Tom Newman, photographer . . . Darrel Kelling, cartoonist. x 1 E Satellites and rockets, three Big Six Championship titles, first place journalists, key winners in art, outstanding student productions, opening of the Student Center-these we shall remember when we recall the year l958. o Early in the year Troians set their stand- ards-that of being triumphant . 0 TV cameras at Cedar Rapids focused on East's choir as they brought the melody of Christmas to viewers of the WMT-TV area. 0 Circulating news of the SchooI that leads gave Orange and Black staff an opportunity to practice the power of the free press. Principal Charles L. Hoffman and seniors Bill Burkes and Elcinu Ackerman consider the chal- l f t I d I-ip th t l h d eflge Of Cl'eU ive ECI EFS i a ies a ea in the Space Age. RIB im the CSJQQQQ 05 537109 PHYS RY qhnough tha Qjean UW? If i ESI ':.....3 ui 'M-TW' Elo... t. ,V X v, X Classroom Activities Accent Science... 0 The new electric microscope helps biology stu- dents see and understand the cell make-up of the human body. I Dean Dalrymple and Don Allen are two of the hundred ten students taking chemistry. Using the lab manual as a guide, they experiment with hydrogen. 0 Dick Dolash, Ron Dahl and Stan Schroeder hold an out-of-class session to analyze a difficult trig problem. 0 Geometry students learn the principles of scien- tific thinking as they solve problems by the use of theorms, postulates and definitions. Communication 0 Colleen Grundmeier, Ann Walters and Ken New- ton were East's three finalists in the Voice of De- mocracy contest. Ann achieved district honors and participated in state competition. 0 Jim Cook begins a letter to his friend Henry, who lives in France. Other French students locate Henry's home on the map. o Kathrine Madsen helps fellow college prep stu- dents Karen Ohler and Sharon Burke find material for their term papers in the magazine stacks at the public library. 0 Nathaniel Powell illustrates a point he is making in his discussion of Russian schools in American trends class. Other panel members are May Black, Carol Reedy and Jon Trost. Subjects Influence 0 Mrs. Lininger, school nurse, shows senior home- making girls the proper way to bathe a baby. Three-and-one-halt-month-old Diane Griffin coos in enjoyment of everything. o Harold Getty is one of the seventy-six students participating in the co-op plan. His sales job at iowa Gas and Appliance Company includes clerical work and selling. 0 Harold Schlachtenhaufen and Sharon Baker, members of religious education class, are lighting the advent candles as part of the daily exercises before Christmas. 0 Dennis Erickson and Douglas Jamieson work at the tool and cutter grinder sharpening milling ma- chine cutters in the machine shop. 0 The boys in machine shop learn to measure pre- cisely, to run equipment similar to that in industry and to become skilled tradesmen by using the lathes. Future Careers . . Leisure Hobbies o Art class students work on individual proiects using chalks, charcoal, paints and ink. 0 First semester drafting students are concerned with problems involving orthographic projection. 0 Vocational woodshop boys look at the cabinet they have just finished for Castle Hill School and table for the key-driven calculator machine in the business office. o The East High print shop puts out 1,836,601 press impressions. One of the duties ot print shop boys is setting the type. '--1 M' in wa 5155 :-' - -'-' - Y ,fm M agkfimpgg .Je f wzsfmwr W ag it X325 :ss Qs it is AJR' f .sl ' Vi' .,', 1 ..,, Q -.Nw Skill Through Practice 0 To show their strength and endurance physical education boys do push-ups as one of the exercises in the physical fitness tests. 0 Jim Barman and Larry Thompson count the num- ber of times they can chin themselves in the physical fitness tests. 0 Judy Eldridge and Dorothy Manbeck start an exciting game of hockey with an official bulley. 0 Rose Ann Hart demonstrates her skill in typing. Keeping the eyes on the copy and curving the fin- gers correctly are just two of the important factors necessary for accuracy and speed in typing. o The conditioning practice prepares typing stu- dents for the exercises that help them improve their typing ability. Books Lure Learners ,fwfr Librarian Elaine Foster helps Sandra Grove become aware of the Library Week slogan, Wake Up and Read! The Library Council, composed of representa- tives trom thirty-three homerooms, meets once a month on Wednesday morning. The council correlates student interest in the library and proper use of its facilities. Harry Wong and LIBRARY COUNCIL Ralph Maass, co-chairmen, Jim Brooks, secre- tary, and Miss Lillian Enlow, advisor of Library Science and Library Council, aid in the selec- tion ot books, and make the library a pleasant and profitable place to spend one's time. First Row: Lynda Krueger, Delinar Walker, Ralph Maass, Donna White, Jim Chapin, Judy Petersen. Second Row: Mary Fisher, Maralyn Leach, Marilyn Bock, Carol Looney, Diane Armstrong, Karen Kuehl, Karen Miller, Patty Janes. Third Row: Barbara McDowall, Elaine Foster, Dennis Fayant, Jim Brooks, Florence Bueh- ler, Rosie Allen. Fourth Row: Margaret Jenney, Judy Rankin, Janet Pencil, Judy Merryman, Grace Betts, Kathie Stainbrook, Ruth Crow, Clara Phillips, Jane Donaldson, Mariorie Jenney. tions on science projects at an after-school meeting, O Ernie Pines displays his solar furnace designed for heating a house the year around. Formulas for Success The East High Science Club, composed of twenty mem- bers, held meetings every two weeks. Club officers were Roger Primrose, president, John Miller, vice- president, and Fred Nordbrook, secretary-treasurer. I Bill Patterson employs his spectrometer to identify and find the density of solutions. I Using the scale to weigh chemicals is Lynda Krueger, whose proiect involves determining the size of salt ions in solution. O Shirley Kokotan and Pat Allison measure the width of blood cells to determine blood condition. W . X A KW' I .lf if J' . 3 ll W Ili I ., I Science Club advisors William Love and Paul Morgan offer sugges- ft, Wm ART CLUB Art Club members become engrossed in their research and begin work on jewelry, the club proiect. Seated: Karen Pittman, Valery Rogers, Rose Nerge, Pat Gunnell, Nancy Doyle, Bob Mixdorf and Henry Weisbrod. Standing: Jackie Tretter, Doris Mclane and Dale Lampman. Clubs Reveal Artistic Talent Q is Q 1, .5 .,,...,. ,fm Eight of the art students won special recognition for their outstanding work in the art department. Winners of the Scholastic Art Awards pleased over their certificates are: First Row: Fred Hickman, Doris McLane, Jackie Tretter and Jay Hollins. Second Row: Bob Mixdorf, Caryl Slaughter, John Brown and Tom Manley. CAMERA CLUB Camera Club members enioy eating a potluck dinner and sharing their enthusiasm before an East-West basketball game. Members are: Jim Cook, Fred Hickman, Ruth Cadwallader, Dick Kinzler, LeRoy Griffith, Linda Hickman and Connie Stone. Nw Photography enthusiast Gary Urban takes on a professional air as he focuses his camera to shoot a pic- ture. Ruth Cadwallader, Gary Urban, Linda Hickman, Don Urban and Dennis Fayant stop to pose for a 3 Wi? s 5-,,, wwf picture while on an after-school club hike. Scholarship Dr. L. H. Harris, professor of history at lowa State Teachers College, speaks to the Olympiad Club initiates at an auditorium tor their recognition. Olympiad Club is an honor society which gives special recognition to the students who have a high scholastic standing. To be eligible for Olympiad Club membership, a student must attend East High at least one semester and maintain a B average. The Olympiad Club officers are: Raieane Donaldson, presi- dent, John Quail, vice-president, Sharon Baker, secretary, Charlene Walton, treasurer. Mr. Garlock presents a message to the new Olympiad Club members at the initiation ceremony. The old and new Olympiad members enjoy a banquet in their honor. OLYMPIAD CLUB First Row: Mary Dirksen, Jim Cook, Ron Fiese, Sterling Nelson, Bob Bettle, Don Allen, John Ackerman, Ellin Kilgore, Yvonne Gaudes, Sara Cool. Second Row: Roger Bush, Connie Jochum, Judy Zuber, Sharon Hartson, Roberta Bannister, Janice Adams, Shar- rol Kobriger, Connie Deeds, Paula Karnatz, Barbara Bennett, Mariorie Spears, Larry Chapman. Third Row: Steve Holbrook, Dick Kinzler, Jane Donald- son, Sheryl Busse, Sandra Trost, Margaret Teisinger, Wanda Lubert, Pat Kies, Ann Walters, Joan Hoth, Gary Brinker, Jim Chapin, First Row: Winifred Todd, Judy Eltberg, Colleen Grund- meier, Mary Hutchins, Roger Primrose, Joyce Kollman, Fred Nordbrock, George Eighmey, Tom Newman, Eliza- beth McMaster. Second Row: David Donaldson, Jackie Tretter, Floydine Hinrichs, Elcina Ackerman, Karen Johnson, Delores Ogg, Rose Meythaler, Sharon Hall, Beverly Charles, Sheila Eastman, John Quail. Third Row: Martha Risser, Tim Larson, Robert Holbrook, Dan Steumpfig, Karl Haugen, Lynda Krueger, Marilyn Adix, Kerry Gordon, Mary Miller, Marilyn Fremont, Marlyn Hull. First Row: Karen Willhite, Karla Petersen, Pat Petty, Eugene Nolting, Blair Zell, Michael Herrian, Steve Held, Ted Breitbach, Dennis Brown. Second Row: Sharon Baker, Karen Lynch, Ted Stone, Gary Riggs, Joyce Paul, JoAnn Schmidt, Charlene Wal- ton, Becky Furgerson, Raieane Donaldson, Joe Morris, Sharon Burke. Third Row: Nancy Burke, Sandra Rees, Beverley Hudson, Marlene Smith. Suzanne Willard, David Sage, Jim Tan- sey, Linda Wilson, Karen Walker, Julene Rubendall. Not Pictured: Kenneth Barber, Caryl Slaughter, Alan Bowman, Ronald Messingham, Dorothy DaVelaar, Sandra Schmidt, Jerry Holbrook, Myrna Lohman, Mary Abernathy, Sharon Winkey, Ona Jean Moore, Patty Brown. Receives Recognition -.fix W i t fffveww' 7 ' waffmeffrqft 4 'fr T' JACK M. LOGAN CHARLES L. HOFFMAN Superintendent of Schools Principal of East High School Directing Futures The maior responsibility of constructing the These people devote innumerable hours foundations for Eastonians' educational op- to solving problems of providing buildings portunities lies in the hands ot the wise board cmd competent instructors to stimulate students of education and able administrators. of all abilities and varied interests. BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: Charles H. Daltony Mrs. H. W. Rehderp Stewart R. Ssidler, presidentg Dr. Carl Hansony Sidney Thomas. Buck Row: Dr. Ralph Austermiller, director of curriculum and instructiong Gordon Spryy Jock M. Logon, superintendentg Thomas Freyg E. A. Ralston, secretary. LAWRENCE GARLOCK Vice-Principal, Boys' Advisor For Youth Miss Jeanette Orsinger, secretary to Principal Hoffman, and Miss Lorraine Rose, secretary to Superintendent, confer on office reports. The new Fred J. Miller gymnasium provides a backs ground for Byron Gosden, Fred J. Miller and Stewart Seidler as they survey the almost-completed building. Mr. Miller was principal of East High from 1913 to 1941, Gosden, who proposed naming the gym in Mr. Miller's honor, was a member of the closs of 1940 and Mr. Seid- Ier is president of the board of education. lun us-:ua ,, QLM., EDNA LENICEK Student Council Advisor, Coordinator Activities, Girls' Advisor. A popular meeting place for teachers each morning is their office mail boxes. Here Joseph Doyle, Mrs. June Konno and Miss Erma Prizler stop to chat as they pick up their mail. Mark Flanders: University of Iowa-B.A., M.A., American History, Director of Visual Educa- tion, Camera Club. Velma Older: Upper Iowa University-B.A., Biology. Marjorie Laubscher: University of Iowa-B.A., Columbia University-M.A., World History, Citizenship Committee, Chairman Sophomore Class Sponsors. William Love: St. Ambrose College-B.A., State University of Iowa-M.A., Biology, Geometry, Physical Science, Science Club. Encouraging Us to Gain Knowledge Joseph Doyle: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., State University of Iowa - M.A., World History, Sophomore Football, Tennis, Athletics, Chairman Junior Class Sponsors. Murray Wier: State University of Iowa - B.S., American History, Athletic Director, Basketball Coach, Trojan Club Sponsor. Richard Meyerhoff: Iowa State Teachers Col- lege-B.A., New York University-M.A., Driver Training. William Waters: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., Geometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra III, College Algebra, Trigonometry, Baseball. MARK FLANDERS VELMA OLDER MARJORIE LAUBSCHER WILLIAM LOVE JOSEPH DOYLE MURRAY WIER RICHARD MEYERHOFF WILLIAM WATERS Opening New Gates Marie Campbell: State University of Iowa - B.A., English, Latin, Olympiad Club. Marguerite Blough: Iowa State Teachers Col- lege - B.A., State University of Iowa - M.A., English, Journalism, English Department Chair- man, Orange and Black, Troian, Quill and Scroll, Wooden Horse, Chairman Senior Class Sponsors. Erma Prizler: State University of Iowa-B.A., Spanish, French, English, Olympiad Club. B. J. Mathis: Florida State University-B.A., M.A., English, Speech, Dramatics. Edna May Rittenhouse: Iowa State Teachers College-B.A., English, Ushers. June Konno: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., English. Eleanor Ketchum: Marycrest College, Univer- sity of Iowa-B.A., English, Auditorium Com- mittee. Allen Frerichs: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., University of Iowa-M.A., English, His- tory, Publicity and Promotions Committee. Donald Hanson: Northwest Missouri State Col- lege-B.S., University of Wyoming -M.A., World History, Track, Football Assistant. EDNA MAY RITTENHOUSE JUNE KONNO MARIE CAMPBELL MARGUERITE BLOUGH ERMA PRIZLER B. J. MATHIS Florence Black: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., English, Orientation Committee. Mariorie Saeger: Iowa State Teachers College -B.A., M.A., English, Y-Teens. Lillian M. Enlow: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., University of Iowa-M.A., Library Sci- ence, Library Council. El DONALD HANSON FLORENCE BLACK 5 03 .lil jj I7 is in 24 25 . ax 4 im s g 1 'N Q if I aiffiltli-f 3,'1 V , . . tr iigffii ,..,i I g . ELEANOR KETCHAM ALLEN FRERICHS SAEGER LILLIAN ENLOW PAUL MORGAN DONALD RATHE RUSSELL STARR ROBERT CROWLEY Loney Meyer: Iowa State Teachers College - B.S., Released Time Religious Education. Esther Oleson: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., Northwestern University-M.A., Art, Art Club, Homemaking Committee. August Lukes: State University of Iowa-B.S.C., M.A., Business Law, Bookkeeping. DONALD DAVIDSON LORNA ROLLAG DAVE NATVIG LONEY MEYER 1 Providing Skills Paul Morgan: University of Iowa-B.A., M.A., Chemistry, Physics, Science Club. Donald Rathe: State University of Iowa-M.A., American History, American Trends. Russell Starr: Iowa State College-B.S., M.S., Mechanical Drawing. Robert Crowley: Stout State College-B.S., Vo- cational Metals. Donald Davidson: Iowa State Teachers College -B.A., Shorthand, Secretarial Office Practice, Social Committee, Golf. Lorna Rollag: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., Typewriting, Orientation Committee. Ralph LeMoine: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., State University of Iowa-M.A., Clerical and Secretarial Office Practice, High School Business Manager. Helen Knoche: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., Distributive Education, Office Co-op, Nurse Aid Co-op. Dave Natvig: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., University of Southern California-M.S., Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Consumer Education, Clerical Office Practice, Varsity Wrestling, Sophomore Baseball. RALPH LE MOINE HELEN KNOCHE ESTHER OLESON AUGUST LUKES In All Fields Tony Guzowski: State University of Iowa-B.S.: Study Hall: Varsity Football, Assistant Wres- tling and Track. Kenneth Ketcham: Monmouth College-B.S., State University of Iowa -M.A., Physical Ed ucationg Sophomore Football, Sophomore Bas ketball. Nancy Gleason: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., Physical Education, Cheerleaders. Lucy Hayes: Iowa State Teachers College-B.A. Columbia University-M.A.p Physical Educa tion, Modern Dance Club. James Gordon: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., M.A.: Band. Robert Reeves: Sherwood Music School-B.M.E. Orchestra. Harold Weber: University of South Dakota - B.F.A.: Drake University-M.M.E., Vocal Music. Harriet Hackbarth: Iowa State College-B.S. Homemaking, Publicity and Promotions Com mittee, Pep Club. Evelyn Hoist: Iowa State Teachers College- TONY GUZOWSKI KENNETH KETCHAM NANCY GLEASON LUCY HAYES Calvin Ramsey: Kansas State Teachers College -B.S., Printing. Hugh Logan: Iowa State Teachers College- B.A., University of Iowa-M.A.g Woodworking, Vocational Wood. George Leeblz University of Minnesota-B.S., BA.: Home Economics: Social Committee, Pep M.A., Industrial Education Department: Can- CIUIJ- struction Activities for Stage. JAMES GORDON ROBERT REEVES HAROLD WEBER HARRIET HACKBARTH EVELYN HOLST CALVIN RAMSEY HUGH LOGAN GEORGE LEEBL Doing their parts to make sure East is the school that leads are the friendly cafeteria per- sonnel and custodians. Many students look for- ward to the noon-hour break which brings the nutritious lunches in the fourth floor cafeteria. They find the custodians a great aid in keeping the building clean. Serving East As attendance secretary, Mrs. Vivian Artus issues an average of 55 admit slips each day. During the flu epidemic the number tripled. Mrs. Juanita Lininger, from whom all Eastonians have regular health checks, here gives the Snellen eye test. i CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs. Bessie Monroe, Mrs. Grace Grove, Mrs. Ann Burch, Mrs. Norma Charley, Mrs. Geraldine Gardner and Mrs. Mamie Larson. CUSTODIANS Front Row: Howard Sandergard, Elton Bly and Jim Geiger. Buck Row: Willie Schoff and Cornelius Buehner. Pepsters Stimulate Success 0 Dressed as cheerleaders, East High faculty members William Love, Paul Morgan, Dave Natvig and Harold Weber help generate enthusiasm dur- ing a pep auditorium. I The six varsity cheerleaders have played a big part in East's most suc- cessful year in athletics. Leading the students in singing the school song are cheerleaders Margaret Teisinger, cap- tain, Paulo DeBerg, Janis Schoenhard, Shirley Harkin, Annette Higdon and Sheila Anderson. The six orange girls provide pep and color with their bright orange uniforms and precision ges- tures. They are Raieane Donaldson, Lynda McMullen, Sandy Trost, Barbara Fowlkes, Connie Rickhoff, Beverley Hudson. 0 Excitement and tension mount as East nears another victory. Led by the varsity cheerleaders, East's loyal sup- porters play an important part in the team's morale. Qi Big Six Champs East's Midwest All-American, Jim Hoosman, gains yardage against East Sioux City. Jim was placed on the first team of the Iowa Daily Press Association, Scholastic Coach Magazine, Des Moines Register and Tribune and WMT-TV. SPECIAL RECOGNITION 5 4 BILL DOTSON JIM HOOSMAN JOHN AVERHOFF RON GATEWOOD VARSITY SQUAD Front Row: Dick Beener, Joe Smith, Bob Bingham, Jay Hollins, Dave Register, Bill Laylin, Vern Freeland, Jim Hollingsworth, Ray White. Second Row: Manager Paul Norman, Fred Blackledge, Larry Chapman, Aaron Byrd, Henry Ford, John Brown, Virgil Carr, Aaron Roberts, Paul Roethler, Bill Dotson. Third Row: Manager Warren Lee, Duane Campbell, Jerry Henninger, Stan Schroeder, Ron Dahl, Joe Ohl, Chauncey Carr, Gary Blonigan, Terry Schneider. Fourth Row: Gary Beard, Dick Dolash, Ron Gatewood, John Averhoff, Norm Glaw, Doug Puhl, Jim Hoosman, John Livingston, Bill Stralca. Fifth Row: Assistant Coach Don Hanson, Manager Lanny Brent, Emmitt Hoosman, Marv Siler, Roger Batchelder, Coach Tony Guzowski. Season Record WE THEY Burlington ...... .. . 'I3 19 Dubuque lLorasJ .. . . O 0 Sioux City QEastJ. .. . . . 13 6 Des Moines lEostJ ...... 'I2 7 Fort Dodge . . . . . . 34 12 Mason City .......... 52 27 Cedar Rapids fThomas Jettersonl ......... 0 20 Des Moines fNorthj ..... 40 'I2 Waterloo CWestJ ...... 20 6 Recap: Won 6, lost 2, Tied l, Big Six Champs, City Champs. Football co-captains Bill Dotson and Virgil Carr replace the East-West trophy in the trophy case. Bill was chosen by the Troian Club as the year's most valuable athlete. l Top Row: Paul Roethler, Jay Hollins, Rex Bingaman. Bottom Row: Virgil Carr, .lohn Livingston. SENIOR LETTER WINNERS Top Row: Norman Glow, Terry Schneider, Roger Batchelder Bottom Row: Aaron Roberts, Doug Puhl, Stan Schroeder. Sophs Master Turf Techniques Season Record rw g WE THEY , l East CReserves1 . . . . 0 14 ' Waterloo lWest1 .... 19 25 Mason City ........ 12 0 Waterloo CSL Mary'sJ. 44 6 Marshalltown ...... 42 7 Cedar Falls ........ 26 7 Waterloo lWest1 .... 19 6 Recap: Won 5, Lost 2. , . E . The sophomore football squad, under the guidance at Coach Kenneth Ketcham, runs through new plays on the Vine Street Stadium practice field. The sophomore football squad, coached by Kenneth Ketcham with the assistance of Joseph Doyle, ended the 1957-1958 season by taking revenge on their city rival, West High. During the season the hard-hitting sophs lost only their first two games, which were played against West's sophomores and East's reserve squad. Throughout the year the coaches main- tained a total squad of forty-five boys and a traveling squad of thirty-five players. Road trips were made to Cedar Falls and Marshall- SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD town. The East High sophomores racked up a total of one hundred sixty-two points in seven games, while their opposition scored only sixty-tive points, East averaged more than twenty-three points per game against their opponents' average of more than nine points per game. ln a letter award assembly four sopho- more boys earned minor letters to set a new mark in the history ot the school. Twenty- seven boys received numerals. Front Row: Dick Stahlhut, Gerald Hansen, Loyd Hansen, Larry Thompson, Jerry Heinz, Russell Seidler, Tom Gesell, Dennis Moore, Jon Dirksen, Michael Herrian, Ron Fiese. Second Row: John Kincaid, Jesse Loveless, Richard Bremer, Ted Stone, Marshall Sims, Leroy Westemeier, Dick Rimrodt, Richard Cool, John Ackerman, Bob Slechta, Aaron Morgan, Gary Gunderson. Third Row: Assistant Coach Joseph Doyle, Stanley Tann, Tom Strohm, Craig Haughtan, Thomas Norman, LeRoy Hansen, Henry Weisbrod, Freddie Franklin, Darrel Oldenburger, Mervin Simmons, Lewis Burkett, Tony Wahl, Student-Teacher Coach Donald Brooks, Coach Kenneth Ketcham. MQ Easf's Ken Joens and Bob Stay boih have a hand on The ball as they leap for the rebound in the third East-West baitle of the year. Cagesters Win Big Six Title VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Jim Reed, Terry Schneider, Stan Schroeder, Roger Bush, Jon Trost. Second Row: Coach Murray Wier, Henry Ford, Guy Buhrow, Jerry Holbrook, Harold Schlachtenhaufen, Bill Burkes, John Kincaid, Lanny Brent. Third Row: Emmi1t Hoosman, Dick Dolash, Marvin Siler, .lim Brooks, .lim Wilder, Ken Joens. Top Row: Ken Joens, Stan Schroeder. Bottom Row: Dick Dolash, Harold Schlachtenhaufen. The seniors on the basketball squad have more incentive and are more willing to work than any other squad I have had, stated Murray Wier, varsity basketball coach. He called them the most mature group he has had and the most enioyable to work with. Jon Trost, Jerry Holbrook and Ken Joens could make any squad in East's history, he asserted. Top Row: Guy Buhrow, Bill Burkes, Jerry Holbrook. Bottom Row: Terry Schneider, Jim Brooks, Jon Trost. Undefeated in Conference Basketball Scores WE New Hampton ... . ... 51 Des Moines CEastJ ......... . . . 55 Mason City CHoly Familyj. . . . . . 76 Waterloo fWestJ ................. 40 Cedar Rapids CThomas Jeffersonj .... 81 Oelwein ....................... 66 Waverly ... ... 45 Cedar Falls ... .. . 59 Fort Dodge ..... . . . 68 Waterloo fWestl . . .... . . . 48 Grinnell ................. . . . 45 Fort Dodge CSL Edmondsl. . . . . . 80 Mason City ............. . . . 66 Des Moines CEastJ. . . . . . 57 Fort Dodge ...... . . . 64 Mason City . . . . .. 76 Charles City .... . . . 71 Waterloo KWestJ . . . . . 55 Marshalltown ................... 46 Recap: Won 17, Lost 2, Big Six Champs, City Champs. THEY 37 38 61 37 40 44 47 32 52 41 40 42 65 37 40 63 50 40 50 Harold Schlachtenhaufen, Terry Schneider, Coach Wier and Dick Dolash give shouts of triumph as the buzzer sounds ending the third East-West game of the year and giving East its third victory over the Wahawks. Sophs Compile 'Y-3 Season Record Sophomore cagesters compiled a 7-3 season record, indicating strong possibilities of a good varsity team next year. Although the team was tall, ranging in heights from 5' lO to 6' l , it was slow afoot, a factor contributing to its two defeats by West High and Thomas Jefferson of Cedar Rapids. Coach Kenneth Ketcham stated in the sophomore letter award assembly, With practice many of the sopho- mores could help form a good varsity team. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD Season Record New Hampton . ............... Waterloo fWestl ......,........ Cedar Rapids fThomas Jeffersonj. . Oelweln ..................... Waverly .... , . . Cedar Falls ... . ... Waterloo fWestJ ........ . . . Grinnell ................ . . . Fort Dodge CSL Edmondsj .... .. . Charles City ........... . . . Recap: Won 7, Lost 3. Front Row: Ron Fiese, Dick Rimrodt, Alan Johnson, Dick Stahlhut, Jerry Heinz, Larry Thompson, Dennis Moore. Second Row: Coach Kenneth Ketcham, Michael Herrian, ,lon Dirksen, Jesse Loveless, Dennis Foggy, Richard Bremer, Bill Perkins, Manager Charles Christianson THEY 41 29 48 45 53 33 52 42 40 20 1958 East: Wins For Second Five Twjaxi zrappiens fatty 'dsffemied Eames Fi-b. I-1 :st Cedar Fails hy West Waterloo into tihe second Y-Qmh, 54 -56. East High sent five the 11153 st:-ste re-skiing Crown Year snapped him into A 538 left in file mrastzpiq, Dotson, 'undefeated 145'peu:14i won this .sewmi some tide ozfmpetioon. Briill won 4: Over Fried Bom sof cd bu West NS: gfjfdmg the :Boats with a 5-t seiitztxvcfs C-ecil Ritter of Bert- Sophomore defeated in deformed for-son tinala Carr, 1234, Wm! 51 tbl Gary Buell of Gflinivon finals as stand winail Eastonian!' cries of Take state again! were rewarded when East's wrestling squad emerged from state competition at Cedar Falls as winner for the second consecutive year. WRESTLING SQUAD East Grapplers The win climaxed an undefeated season, which included conference and city titles. Four Trojans won state championships: Bob Buz- zard, 95p Jay Hollins, 127, Bill Dotson, T45 and Virgil Carr, 154. John Brown captured fourth place at 165. Three of the champions, Jay Hollins, Bill Dotson and Virgil Carr, completed undefeated seasons. Front Row: Bob Buzzard, Albert Robinson, Bill Dotson, Gloy Mead, John Brown, Jim Hoosman, Virgil Carr, Dick Cool, Oren Thomas, Tom Gesell. Second Row: James Barman, Jerry Ackerman, Gary Gunderson, Edward Quail, Tom Strohm, Gary Clements, Lewis Burkett, Phillip Graves, George Clark, Coach David Natv'g. Third Row: David Sage, Marlyn Hull, Everett Cherry, Mike Wenle, Leroy Westemeier, Richard Nelson, John Averhoff, Norman Glaw, James Goodson, James Hollingsworth, Gary Elefsrud, Ron Dahl. Not Pictured: Jay Hollins, Dean Cross. , L 4- 1 . 1 M , tty ,1- 43-21552 A llix wwlt 11 tx N- X7 II, I, ffff ,I rl Q 9 X- Virgil Carr grapples with West opponent Gene Moses. His win was the only fall in the meet, which ended with a win for East and the city title. Capture State Crown Again Wrestling Scores WE THEY Davenport .. .. 32 8 Cedar Falls ... .. 30 11 Grinnell .. .. 36 5 Mason City ... .. 35 6 Cresco .... . . 21 9 Newton ....... . . 41 4 Waterloo CWest1 . . . . 19 17 New Hampton ... .. 21 17 Des Moines fEastJ ............,. 38 5 Cedar Rapids fThomas Jeffersonj. . 20 15 Fort Dodge ................... 26 11 Recap: Won 11, lost 0, State Champs, Big Six Champs, City Champs. Top Row: Bill Dotson, Oren Thomas. Second Row: Norman Glaw, Gloy Mead. Bottom Row: Jim Hoosman, Jay Hollins, Virgil Carr. . W, 2 1 R .1 X Haig: Az, li ' ,L few 2 rs 2 2 ara r2 ai Q M' ri Q . if SX , wg. s wg, f i . N - 1 W ' Eiiitfj-w.W...s 5973 l A is I TROJAN CLUB Front Row: Roger Bush, Henry Ford, Ron Gatewood, Jon Trost, Bill Dotson. Second Row: Queston Boston, Oren Thomas, Fred Blackledge, Terry Schneider, Aaron Byrd, Jerry Heinz. Third Row: Gary7Urban, Normg: Glow, Guy Buhrow, John Averhoff, Douglas Puhl, Bill Burkes. will wring Ushers in Outdoor Sports GOLFERS T, gn Mw First Row: Jim Tonsey, Donald Urban Gary Mulick. SQUAD John Brown, Bob Buzzard, Sherman Brown, Joe Smith, Bill Jefferson, Curtis Montgomery, Dave Sage, meier. Second Row: Eliger Robinson, Aaron Roberts, Bob Smith, Phillip Graves, Emmitt Hoosman, Jim Schuler, James Brooks. Third Row: Alfred Anderson, Cleve Nolan, Jerry Ackerman, Larry Chapman, Ron Dahl, Terry Schneider. Fourth Row: Virgil Carr, Ulesee Anderson, Richard Nelson, Dick Bremer. Fifth Row: Pat Brogen, John Crouse, Charles Christianson, Assistant Coach Tony Guzowski, Jay Hollins, Coach Donald Hanson. .W . me-, W. Urban, Jerry Heinz, Queston Boston Second Row: Bob Slechta, Bob Holbrook Tom , Newman, Dennis Foggy, Bob Bettle James M-.M v TENNIS SQUAD Front Row: Keith Huting, Kent Spiegel, Larry LaPlant, Guy Buhrow, Harold Schlachtenhaufen, Fred Black- ledge, Roger Bergman, Dick Cool. D' k B r, Dave Hinton, Jim Trask, Dick Oehlerts, Dole Larson, Steven Second Row: John Sorenson, IC eene Holbrook, Alon Johnson. Third Row: Karl Haugen, Keith Mangels, Al Lockard, Dick Dolash, Gene Jacobson, John Miller. Trojans Vie on Court and Field Spring offers a variety of sports for Troian athletes cmd fans. With the exception of track they are pastimes that can be enioyed all summer. East's baseball squad, under the coaching of William Waters, boasts nine returning lettermen. Coach Donald Hanson's track squad won its first triangular meet by the impressive score of East, 84, Teachers College High of Cedar Falls, 52, Ackley, 6. The squad's strongest VARSITY BASEBALL fields are high iumping and hurdling, accord- ing to Mr. Hanson. The eleven-man golf squad, which is coached by Donald Davidson, plays six dual and two triangular meets. Only two tennis squad members, Guy Buh- row and Fred Blackledge, are returning letter- men. To make up for this gap in the team Coach Joseph Doyle is drawing on a strong nucleus of freshmen and sophomores de- veloped through the summer recreational pro- gram. Front Row: Roger Bush, Jim Derdin, Robert Nichols, Tim Larson, Vernon Freeland, William Robinson, Roger Holler. J h E l d B'lI B rkes, Stan Schroeder, Bill Dotson, Bill Heiple, Keith Troyer. Second Row: Lanny Brent, o n ve an , I u Third Row: Coach Bill Waters, Jim Chapin, Henry Ford, Jerry Holbrook, Bill Tanner, Mike Carney, Paul Roethler. sun- Leaders in Precision The Orange Girls pay tribute to the Wahawks as they twirl to On Dear West High and perform clever pantomimes and snappy routines during the half-time of one of the East-West games. With the trill of the whistle, the flash of the maiorettes' batons and the rumbling cadence of the drums, the band steps onto the field to begin their last performance of a successful football season. Under the direction of James Gordon, the marching band featured many unusual and varied half-time shows. With their precision and intricate formations on the field, they entertained football fans through- out the season. The assistance of the Drum BAND Maiorettes and Orange Girls helped the band's peppy routines attain the qualities of perfec- tion and originality. The maneuvers were worked out and ex- ecuted under Mr. Gordon's planning and guid- ance. The many props used during the shows were designed and constructed by George Leebl, shop instructor, and Esther Oleson, art teacher, who worked in close cooperation with the band. Front Row: Judy Canfield, Barbara Johnson, Betty Roberts, Connie Reynolds, Mary Leslie, Judy Brietske, Sara Cool, Carole Sell, Sharon Bowers, Nancy Burke. Second Row: Vera McNamee, Paula Karnatz, Kent Warneka, Judy Bates, Mary Lewin, Rebecca Flieder, Ruth Ann Rosenkrans, Delores Ogg, Janice Adams, Marlene Kellogg, Ronald Staudinger. Third Row: Linda Wilson, Karen Bartz, Judy Elfberg, Mary Mundt, Russell Andreassen, Sharon Geary, Mary Dirksen, Judy Mitchell, Charlene Walton, Dorothy Manbeck, Margaret Teisinger, Charlotte Power, Jerry Ernster. Fourth Row: Larry Schoer, Ela'ne Miller, Kerry Gordon, Robert Guetzlaff, Jim Lynch, Robert Bettle, Ronald Gatewood, Royce Tomson, Tom lynch, Jerry Walter, Kenneth Barber, Richard Bremer, Dean Kelsen. The band performs with originality and precision as they form a crown in honor of the King of Waltz, Wayne King, at the East-Sioux City game. Concert performances also represent an important activity in which the band participates. Assisting the concert band are its officers: Dean Kelsen, president, Margaret Teisinger, vice-presidentg Charlene Walton, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Gordon, director. Concert performances begin with the band's production of the Christmas auditorium. Later in the year the concert band performs, along with the choir and orchestra, at the Pops Concert. Sparks of enthusiasm are ignited by the Pep Band as it plays during auditoriums and at basketball games. At an after-school pep rally on Bermuda Day, Pep Band members gather in the front seats of the auditorium. During Swing Show the Swing Band sets the tempo for all members. The first week of May presents a busy schedule for the entire band as it en- gages in the Spring Festival with West High in recogni- tion of National Music Week. After the band's per- formances in the Band Jubilee and the Memorial Day parade, uniforms are turned in, ending another band year. Drum Maiorettes Connie Deeds and Judy Barmer led and helped develop the marching band's routines. Front Row: Jean Beckwith, Gary Cox, Karla Petersen, Donna Beaumont, Barbara Jochum, Kay Holtzman, Nonry McKee, El! r- Kilgore, Beverley Hudson, Joyce Paul. Second Row: Jeanette Boehm, Stephen Held, Richard Jenney, Michael McCabe, Pat Boyd, Bill Bandfield, Jon Campbell, Gary Alcock, Craig Haughton, Robert Slechta, John Crouse. Third Row: Bill Laylin, Jerry Henninger, Tom Dickinson, John Segebarth, Leroy Johnston, Donald Folk, Roger Lockard, Derryl Schake, Tom Manley, Raymond White, Kent Bolten, Bill Tanner, Frederick Nordbrock. Fourth Row: Jerry Fuller, Sterling Nelson, Jim Davidson, Al Lockard, Harold Schlachtenhaufen, Keith Mangles, Bill Straka Howard Messerer, Jim Trask, Ronnie Penn, Jim Norris, Paul Sipe, Bill Patterson. Kneeling in sacred reverence before the new born Christ Child are the warts as the Heave ly Host and the Angel sle tly worship Him. East Presents Sacred Nativity The presentation of the annual Nativity highlighted the activities of Eastonians during the pre-Christ- mas holidays. Dean Kelsen, narra- tor for this year's production, told the Biblical story ofthe birth ofthe Christ Child, as Elizabeth McMaster, Harold Getty, JoAnn Schmidt and Larry Chapman portrayed the roles of Mary, Joseph, the Angel and Isaiah. STRING ENSEMBLE Front Row: Ann Walters, Karen Lynch, Sally Quibell, Marcia Geary, Judy Zuber, Avis Dana. Second Row: Geraldine Thomas, Verna Thompson, Patti Robinson, Sandra Rees, Barbara Davis, Dick Kinzler, June Hack. Third Row: Craig Haughton, Robert Reeves, director, Roger Lockard, Elizabeth McMaster. Strings Blend in Harmony The 40-piece orchestra, under the direction ot Robert C. Reeves, has represented East High School by playing for Sophomore Open House, Fall Play, Activity Night, Pops Concert, Swing Show, Spring Play, Junior High Concert, Music Festival, Senior Honor Day, Class Sermon and Commencement. This year the East High Orchestra selected Karen Lynch as president, Ann Walters as vice- ORCHESTRA president and Elizabeth McMaster as treas- urer. Special groups, chosen from the full or- chestra, play for many functions outside of school. Students may participate in orchestra for three years. Each year a senior student is honored for his achievement in orchestra. Front Row: Ann Walters, Karen Lynch, Geraldine Thomas, Verna Thompson, Patti Robinson, Sandy Rees, Avis Dana, Judy Zuber. Second Row: Sally Quibell, Marcia Geary, Sara Cool, Dorothy Manbeck, Linda Wilson, Charlene Walton, Margaret Teisinger, Connie Reynolds, Mary Ann Dirksen, Judy Brietske, June Hack, Dick Kinzler, Barbara Davis, Beverly Charles. Third Row: Tom Manley, Sterling Nelson, Ron Gatewood, Tom Lyncl'-, Jerry Henninger, Ellin Kilgore, John Crouse, Nancy McKee, Bob Slechta, Paul Sipe, Jim Trask, John Segebarth, Elizabeth McMaster. Fourth Row: Mary Leslie, Kent Bolten, Steve Held, Mike McCabe, Craig Houghton, Roger Lockard, Robert Reeves, director. Music Organizations Create Melody Magic Throughout the school year, East's vocal music depart- ment spends much time preparing for their many pub- lic performances. Choral organizations participate each fall in the annual music assembly, which is the Choir Kick-off of the year. The traditional Nativity and Pops Concert challenge the A-Choir to an enioy- able presentation. Rotary Club and TV performances highlight the Choir's holiday season. Swing Chorus, chosen from the TOO-voice Choir, devotes rigorous practice to producing a memorable show. East-West GIRLS' TRIO vocalists combine talents in the Spring Music Festival. Judy Drew, Becky Guernsey, Lynda McMullen, Mary Albrecht, accompanist. GIRLS' QUARTET BOYS' QUARTET Janine Bailey, Annette Higdon, Beverley Hudson, Barbara Ray Gautney, Bob Bingham, Ron Dahl, Dale Shahan. Bennett. A CHOIR Front Row: Sheila Anderson, Annette Higdon, Barbara Walentiny, Shirley Harkin, Patricia Jones, Raieane Donaldson, Karen Miller, Beverly Thompson, Sue Padget. Second Row: Valerie Barta, Darlene Neith, Pat Dunn, Wanda Lubert, Ann Walters, Ray Gautney, Marilyn Fremont, June Hack, Janine Bailey, Linda Baker. Third Row: Deanna Smith, Donna Bixby, Joyce Kollman, Virgil Carr, Kathy Love, Jerilyn Sanford, Mary Hutchins, Carol Looney, Pat Gunnell, Rosie Allen, George Clark. Fourth Row: Dick Kinzler, .lack Waskow, Terry Schneider, Ron Dahl, LeRoy Griffith, Jim Wilder, Evelyn Perry, Marilyn Adix, Charles Webster, Donna White. Not Pictured: Steve Holbrook, George Eighmey, Tom Gesell, Bob Michaelson, Ronald Frost, John Ackerman, Robert Buzzard, John Kincaid, Dennis Foggy, Russell Seidler. MALE CHORUS Front Row: George Clark, Virgil Carr, D'ck K'nzler, Charles Webster, Bob Bingham, Ray Gautney. Second Row: Gary Elefsrud, Ron Dahl, Norman Glow, Gary Blonigan, Joe Ohl, Terry Schneider, Dale Larson. Third Row: Keith Fencl, LeRoy Griftfth, Jim Wilder, Peter Peterson, Dale Shahan, Don Letney, Stan Catch- pool. Not Pictured: George Eigltmey, Steve Holbrook, Robert Buzzard, Tom Gesell, Bob M'chael:on, Ronald Frozt, John Ackerman, John K'ncade, Dennis Foggy, Russell Seidler. GIRLS' SEXTET Sue Padget, Pat Gunnell, Ela'ne Foster, JoAnn Price, Martha Risser, Ellen Shepard, Mary Albrecht, accompanist. Front Row: Ellen Shepard, Kay Foster, Clara Phillips, Shirley Garrison, Beverley Hudson, Mary Abernathy, Ruth Stevenson, Mary Foster, Gertrude Harrington. Second Row: Becky Guernsey, June Miller, Sharon Baker, JoAnn Price, Lynda McMullen, Judy Drew, Janet Pencil, Jeaneene Kemmerer, Carolyn Renard, Barbara Conley. Third Row: Annette Bailey, Barbara Bennett, Nonette Speigel, Martha Risser, JoAnn Schrrfdt, Connie Deeds, Mary Albrecht, Dorothy Treodway, Doris McLane, Luette Schultz. Fourth Row: Dale Larson, Gary Blonigan, Normczn Glaw, Stanley Catchpool, Dale Shohan, Peter Peterson, Keith Fencil, Don Letney, Gary Elefsrud, Joe Ohl, Bob Bingham. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CHORUS Front Row: Janice Nicolaus, Ann Wheeler, Barbara Richards, Connie Janes, Janet Roberts, Rosalie Silva, Sharon Roth, Georgia Redd, Irma Phillips. Second Row: Sharrol Kobriger, Lela Bean, Joyce Reed, Sharon Hall, Karen Walker, Beverly Schultz, Carol Speer, Patricia Kies, Ramona Shaw, Barbara Patterson. Third Row: Delanor Walker, Elsie Pals, Sandra Stitt, Rose Meythaler, Mary Steadman, Linda Kupka, Carol Breeden, Ona Jean Moore, Vickie Bettis, Sharon Meinders. SOPHOMORE MIXED CHORUS Front Row: Barbara Jones, Jane Anderson, Carolyn Downs, Marilyn Bock, Rose Ann Mitchell, Joanne Gordish, Judy Arm- strong, Chady Coonrod, Jane Donaldson, Donita Graham, Heather Esch. Second Row: Yvonne Gaudes, Douglas Baumgartner, Carolyn Anderson, Roberta Bannister, Juanita Lewis, Wanda Lubert, Reba Miller, Queston Boston, Judy Carter, Sharon Jackson, Virginia Green, David Cook. Third Row: Karen Miller, Judith Holdridge, Linda Kemmerer, Darlene Anton, Aunice Cooper, Barbara Garrison, Judy Hamilton, Geraldine Beniamin, Jerilyn Sanford, Karen Willhite, Karen Johnson, Bonnie Ulrich, Ronald Frost, Jean Fagle. Fourth Row: Rita Lockard, Bob Michaelson, Pat Brogan, John Ackerman, Tom Newman, John Kincaid, Dennis Foggy, Jon Dirk- sen, Allan Johnson, Tom Gesell, Russell Seidler, Darrel Oldenburger, Barbara Good, Karen Rops. Not Pictured: Robert Buzzard. GIRLS' CHOIR Front Row: Bonnie Owens, Marcia Williams, Earlene Adams, Judy Hillman, Patricia Janes, Geraldine Hagness, Sharon Halleck, Pauline Gardner, Peggy Fulks. Second Row: Carol Hicok, Nancy Knipp, Maudie Back, Pat Glaspie, Lucille Draeger, Jeannine Grandpre, Sharon Lauder, Mary Price, Deanne Helter, Karen Pencil. Third Row: Eleanor Kammerdiner, Diane Randall, Janice Tyson, Nada Faust, Karen Smith, Betty Happel, Edna Cooper, Shirley Blanchard, Donna Scoval, May Black, Burma Spenser. Fourth Row: Katinka Malay, Jeanette Green, Catheleen Nolan, Carol Gronoski, Patricia Zupan, Grace Betts, Rosemary Freeland, Barbara McDowall, Wilma Schmidt, Janet Sizer, Patty White, Carolyn Borwig. Fifth Row: Paula DeBerg, Winifred Roberts, Joan Schmudlack, Shirley Faust, Wanda Martin, Barbara Bennett, Lana Turner, Willa Mae Harman, Ruthie Triplett, Carolyn Judas, Judy Merryman, Sharon Pretz, Barbara Fowlkes. i THESPIANS Thespians, under the direction of B. J. Mathis, held meetings the first Thurs- day of the month. The members' re- sponsibilities include discussing old and prospective plays and helping with, supervising and acting in dramatic pro- ductions, Thespian officers were Dean Kelsen, president, Colleen Grundmeier, vice-president, and Sharon Bowers, secretary-treasurer. THESPIANS Front Row: Carol Reedy, Marlene Kellogg, Dean Kelsen and Lynda Krueger. Second Row: Sharon Bowers, Colleen Grundmeier, Tony Anderson, Joyce Kollman and Ellen Shepard. Thespians Present 'Our Town A cast of thirty-five students presented East acters in the play are young George Gibbs High's fall play, Our Town November T4 and little Emily Webb. The audience follows and 15. Our Town is Grover's Corners, New them through a life-cycle of love, marriage Hampshire, and the characters are its citizens. and death. Emily, after death, wishes to go This three-act play tells the story of everyday back to childhood, but learns that the future, people in an uneveryday way. Central char- not the past, holds the greatest satisfaction. CAST OF CHARACTERS: Donald Allen, Kenneth Barber, John Crouse, Richard Kinzler, Carol Reedy, Joyce Kollman, George Eighmey, Ellen Shepard, Dennis Brown, Caryl Slaughter, Steven Holbrook, David Hinton, Diane Armstrong, Cathy Love, Edward Versluis, Colleen Grundmeier, Dale Larson, Gary Riggs, Sam Paulsen, Dale Hansen, Eugene Wat- son, Marilyn Fremont, Carol Looney. In a rehearsal scene, George Gibbs, played by George Eighmey, and Emily Webb, by Caryl Slaughter, discuss their algebra problems through their bedroom win- dows during their high school days. Climaxing the play is the funeral scene where the townspeople are gathered at the cemetery on the hill. g an 6 Z.. 3X J I QF, 9 E mf? , 1.,, Under the baton of Jerry Henninger, the swing band set the tempos for the show. l'Musicology -Variety of Tempos Art students aid in production or stage and props. '58 Swing Show set designer Jim Hill completes his symmetrically styled scale model. A glance backstage shows the ex- cited cast awaiting their cue for the finale. Pre-show pep talk by Mr. Hoffman inspires the cast to do their best. 1 fs x 7 V s. ,S 1-ie i 39-Act Production I A French atmosphere is revived in this spirited Can-can number. O Opening with the traditional style, the 1958 swing chorus and tap line set the Fine and Dandy pace. 0 The boys' tap line is anything but Undecided as they skillfully execute their precisioned number. 0 Amazing the audience with their smooth beat and original steps, these couples dance to Af the Hop. 0 They don't have on barrel of money, but they've had cm barrel of fun dancing to Side By Side. 0 The Charleston era comes to life in this spirited Muslcrat Ramble, 0 And her hair hung down in ring- lets, sing the members of the male chorus as they describe One of the Roving Kind. 0 Beefs Dotson astonishes the audience with his agility in the lum- bling act. 5' 'Z I ,Q N QQ Q l Q K - R..-n 1 1 U '1 I . ft 6 AQ W ,252 ,, A is , ,i M x M., p. ' ' . f L ' ' si :S .. bv tu ' ' 1 8 i 51 f gn , ' U ar' as Q '.' R A iw,-we Z-iy,i,y Y.:.,.,wi..f:A, . mfatssaaixmmw' A .iasisfhziis-'frige-1wywww-ii,,MQ5 .. .... ,.... ....,.,- ,.. ,... . . ....,. . . , ,.,.,,. ,. .. .X M ' Wir' ' ' - 'W if ggggigg is -:Q .5-.1-is5g:.,.f::i.,..:I.,.:Q:. ., ge - :V ll .4 nan 'X av' ,1- MQ .stirs-f QE? Atmosphere Traditional 0 It's A Sentimental Journey as the girls' tap line blast off for outer space. I Swing chorus provides a Latin flavor with A Senorita's Serenade featuring Lynda McMullen, Beverley Hudson, Ellen Shepard and JoAnne Price. 0 Around the World is the back- ground set for the twirling waltzers, 0 The Scandinavian air is accented by the versatile polka dancers. 0 Janice Nicolaus amazes the audi- ence with her acrobatics as she per- forms gymnastics to the accompani- ment of the string orchestra. 0 Dorothy DaVelaar's tapping toes beat out Bye Bye Blues. 0 Soloist Gertrude Harrington and members of the Spiritual Choir capti- vate the audience with He's Got the Whole Wide World in His Hands. I Four iungle hunters have some trouble trying to Hold That Tiger, 0 The graceful Japanese dance to Sayanora lends an oriental motif to the second act. O The Old Gray Marew proves it's iust like it used to be by the high stepping of Marilyn Fremont and Colleen Grundmeier. 0 Dressed in colorful costumes, the versatile chorus convinces the audi- ence that June Is Bustin' Out All Over. O The romantic antics of athlete Ken Joens happily frustrate the girls' quartet in Ma, He's Making Eyes -Q at Me. O Bathing beauties Lynda McMullen, Becky Guernsey and Judy Drew en- tice the audience with Oceana Roll. O The modern dancers bring Rag- gedy Ann and Andy to life with the musical strains of Hlove and Mar- riagef' 0 The boys' quartet rerninisce dur- ing romantic refrains of Whisv peringf' 0 Get Me to the Church on Time plead the swing chorus in this fast moving number. I The cast agrees that there's No Business Like Show Businessl' in the finale, That's Entertainment. T? N tl. ll!! Qty' I . ,Q Q. ,T 1 14, ,yin 93 :nu Photographer Tom Newman, editor Elcina Ackerman, and cover designer and layout editor Frank Smith begin focusing their ideas upon pictures, copy and layout plans as they look at the drawing that publicized the annual cover. Compiling an interesting and accurate record of the year's activities in our school of more than one thousand students has been the responsibility annual staff members assumed as they worked to produce this T958 Trojan. The thirty-one staff members, enthusiastic about producing an ex- ceptional account of the year's events, worked nights and after school, as well as on Saturdays, to meet picture and copy deadlines. Taking and collecting appropriate pictures, writing interesting and accurate copy and plan- ning layouts kept the staff members busy from early fall until spring, when they circulated the '58 annual. The cover design by Frank Smith and the ink sketches by Darrel Kelling help carry out the theme Our School and emphasize the fact that we live in the Space Age. Capturing Events Ad solicitors Pat Petty and Sam Paulsen look over contracts to determine which ads need pictures and how much copy should be used for each. Candy bars, hot dogs, ice cold pop, apples! Come and get them! were familiar cries as the annual staff manned concessions at the district wrestling tournament. Business man- ager Royce Tomson sets the pace as he purchases a delicious apple from staff member Paula DeBerg. Mar- garet Teisinger, Sara Cool, Karen Bartz and Raieane Donaldson eagerly await customers as they work toward their goal of one hundred dollars to help finance the annual. Creative Ability Finds Outlet Martha Risser, editor, George Clark, typist, Marlene Smith, business manager, and Dean Kelsen, art editor, meet to check copy and publicity for the Wooden Horse. The Wooden Horse, East High's creative writing anthology, is published every spring as a project of Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school iournalists. Members of the vocational printing class produce the book in the school print shop. This publication gives students the opportunity to read the literary work of their classmates and creative writers the satisfaction of seeing their work in print. COPYWRITERS - TROJAN STAFF Front Row: Al Lockard, Marlene Smith, David Donaldson. Second Row: Jim Tansey, Leslie Streittmatter. Front Row: Barbara Fowllces, Linda Krueger, Judy Mitchell, Second Row: Sandy Trost, Bonnie Owens. Front Row: Marilyn Fremont, Mary Albrecht, Karen Ohler. Second Row: Luette Schultz, Elizabeth McMaster, Karen Johnson. ,F it if is 2,76 is , 5 5 F Asa F it l 1 Reporfng the News Editor Sharon Burke proudly displays Sigma Delta Chi's iournalism plaque while Barbara Johnson, news editor, Gary Beckner, sports editor, and Beverley Hudson, feature editor, check their respective news charts. This year the Orange and Black staff, composed of forty junior and senior iournalists, under the direction ot Miss Marguerite Blough, advisor, again successfully published twelve tour-page issues and six sixepage issues. The '58 staff retained their position as top Iowa high school paper statf by taking first place for the second straight year in the jour- nalism contest sponsored by the Ames chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. First Row: Steven Holbrook, Pat Petty, Nanette Spiegel. Not Pictured: Leslie Streittmatter. EDITORIAL STAFF Second Row: Katinka Malay, Margaret Teisinger, Carol Zuber, Catheleen Nolan. Jim Krueger, Vernon Freeland, Gary Urban, Dave Hinton, Bowman. First Row: Lynda Krueger, Elizabeth McMaster, Charlene First Row: Mary Albrecht, JoAnn Schmidt, Martha Risser. Second Row: June Hack, Joyce Kollman, Winonah Hope, AD SOLICITORS AND BUSINESS MANAGER First Row: Connie Deeds, Ralph Maass, Mary Ann Dirksen. Second Row: Karen Johnson, George Eighmey, Ann Walters. Second Row: Judy Zuber, Bob Smith, Karla Peterson, Carol Looney. Reedy, Judy seated, Alan Walton. Mary Leslie. Q ..- s- Wm' E .fic Q-'14i sun! O .4-M we .tDfg,-ggi 'Y-f ' The walls may look bare now, but soon the lounge will become warm and homey with the addition of draperies and furniture. Kerry Gordon, Linda Wilson, Connie Deeds, Sara Cool, Joyce Paul and Sharon Baker, members of the lounge furniture committee, agree on their choice of colors and fabrics. Raieane Donaldson, Elcina Ackerman and Miss Edna Lenicek look at many materials before making a final decision on furnishings. United Effort Creates Lounge Fun and hard work have gone into the plan- ning of the lounge and the raising of money for furnishings. For the last three years all classes have been doing their share to raise the presently accumulated amount of S2,500. Early in the morning, students could be found shining shoes, selling candy and apples and holding bake sales. On Saturdays, students washed cars and had paper drives, all for the cause of the lounge. Committees consisting of student council Upper: The cars weren't the only things drenched with water. Members ,- of Mrs. Ketcham's homeroom were soaked from head to toe as they worked laboriously to earn money for the student lounge. lower left: Students could see this view of the lounge progressing rapidly when they looked out the east windows of Miss Black's room. lower Right: Freshmen students from Logan Junior High School pre- sented a check to the student council to buy furnishings for the lounge. ,sm members worked on the selection of furniture and on establishing lounge regulations. Through these committees the wishes of the majority of the student body will determine the furnishings and regulations. Everyone was excited when the lounge finally opened. Seniors will always remember Club Troy as their final social event in this new area. Morning chit-chats, after school mixers and school parties became much looked- forwarcl-to activities. ... EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated: Charlene Walton, Rajeane Donaldson, Martha Risser. First Row, Standing: Sharon Burke, Beverley Hudson, Sharon Baker, Elcina Ackerman, JoAnn Schmidt, John Quail. Back Row: Jerry Holbrook, Ron Dahl. Members of the student council assembled every first and third Monday morning in Room 205 to discuss school problems and promote student activities. On the second Monday of every month, two class periods provided a long session for discussing, promoting and evaluating school events. Thirty-three representatives from indi- vidual homerooms plus eleven executive STUDENT COUNCIL Student Government board members introduced ideas and opinions to the council and relayed the information dis- cussed in council to the homeroom students. Six standing committees met every second and fourth Monday of the month. They in- cluded auditorium committee, citizenship com- mittee, homecoming committee, orientation committee, publicity and promotions commit- tee and social committee. Front Row: William Robbins, Dean Kelsen, Connie Deeds, Barbara Bennett, Jon Trost, Larry Rash, June Miller, Kathy Love, Royce Tomson. Second Row: Mary Ann Dirksen, Larry Chapman, Winifred Todd, Judy Mitchell, Kenneth Barber, James Wilder, Sterling Nelson, John Crouse, Linda Wilson, Carolyn Judas. Obbie Smith uses his persuasive ability on students willing to spend some money. John Eveland decides to take a chance at winning the cuddly prize. Aloha was the chant of Jean Nagasato, Trudy Onomura and Amy Yasukawa as they performed for the benefit of the Unas Rogans Drive. Colorful Hawaiian costumes carried the students to the land of leis and sunshine. Stimulates Leadership Striving for another banner year, the student body worked diligently to reach and excel the goals set for the various drives throughout the year. The four-year old Unas Rogans Drive and the three-year old Lounge Drive accumu- lated a host of serious and amusing memories for those who participated. Homeroom proi- ects varied from car washes to bake sales. The Troian sales campaign, Activity Card sales, and ticket sales for school productions were also sponsored and promoted by the council. Front Row: Steven Holbrook, Nancy McKee, Joyce Paul, Linda Baker, Ronald Catchpool, Barbara Johnson, Carol Reedy, Joe Morris, Kenneth Rousselow. Second Row: Sara Cool, Connie Reynolds, Judy Bates, Betty Case, Karen Willhite, Dick Kinzler, Paula DeBerg, Steven Held, Becky Guernsey, Janice Nicolaus, Carol Ohler. - -7- Enthusiasm prevailed at the Homecoming Auditorium honoring the alumni. JoAnn Schmidt, co-chairman of the homecoming committee, presided and welcomed all guests, including our speaker, Mayor Glenn Stech, who gradu- ated with the class of l929. ilTriumphant Trojans Honor Alumni For the record, alumni sign their names to the register before attending the auditorium. Ann Walters, iunior, and Sharon Ohl, T957 co-chairman of homecoming com- mittee, have the honor of pouring at the tea held in the Little Theater. Bright orange and black streamers, snappy cheerleaders and the Tri- umphant Trojans welcomed the alumni to the Halls of Troy as they entered the auditorium doors. we A 3' as Nw as A if A I . 'U W' W- V- i Mor' 3 gs. 0 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front Row: Connie Rickhotf, Ronald Catchpool, Betty Roberts, Elcina Ackerman, Carolyn Judas, Judy Bates, Kay Holtzman, Georgia Mohler. Second Row: Joanne Gordish, Jane Donaldson, Sharon Meinders, June Miller, Sharon Hartson, Karen Willhite, Ann Walters, Connie Reynolds, Beverly Drake, Karen Ohler, Sharon Bowers. Fun En Mosse Striking decorations, created by mem- bers ot the homecoming committee, festooned the front hall to help con- vey the theme Triumphant Trojans. The social committee, in addition to planning the Homecoming Tea, pro- vided dancing, tloor shows, refresh- ments, fun and laughter at the school parties and at the main event 'For the year, Activity Night. The executive board girls made their debut on Activity Night display- ing their skillful wrestling techniques and bringing gales of laughter from the crowd. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Front Row: Carolyn Judas, Paula Deberg, Judy Drew, Colleen Grundmeier, JoAnn Schmidt, Wanda Martin, Mar- garet Teisinger, Karen Smith. Second Row: Jeanne Sheeley, Sharon Geary, Grace Betts, Nada Faust, Caryl Slaughter, Judy Barmer, Judy Eld- ridge, Barbara Fowlkes, Janice Adams. Third Row: Carol Speer, Ethel Follies, Sara Cool, Betty Happel, June Miller, Bethel Follies, Larry LaPlant, Steven Held, Ann Walters, Donita Graham, Jane Donaldson, Chady Coonrod. vnfwk Q' . 5 'Q 5 if ....... The American Legion commemorated American Education Week, of which they are a sponsor- ing group, by presenting a special auditorium. Those who participated in the auditorium were: Ward Loftus, Irvin Hilmer, Lyle Harvey Uoe Doakesl, Mrs. Bernard Ebbing, Clyde Richards, Janet Sizer, Charles Walker, Joe Adair Jr. and Verle Buck, Assemblies Broaden Appreciations The auditorium committee, under the leadership of Jerry Holbrook, provided a variety of assemblies for the student body. Guests from universities and various professions broadened the students' horizons with inspiring speeches, music organizations added their talents to entertain in several programs and the entire student body took part in pep auditoriums. Presiding at all auditoriums this year was Jerry Holbrook, vice-president and auditorium committee chairman. AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE Front Row: Sandy Trost, William Straka, Kenneth Joens, Jerry Holbrook, JoAnn Schmidt, Mary Ann Dirksen, Kathy Love. Second Row: Lynda McMullen, Colleen Grundmeier, Steven Holbrook, LeRoy Griffith, Kenneth Barber, Lynda Krueger, Margaret Teisinger, David Donaldson. Third Row: Sara Cool, Barbara Jochum, Marilyn Fremont, Becky Flieder, Connie Jochum, Carol Reedy, Ellin Kilgore. is ,fr ,BJ :magical 1 CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Front Row: Mary Leslie, William Robbins, Bill Burkes, Sharon Baker, Kerry Gordon, Jon Trost, Carol Peske. Second Row: Nancy Burke, Steven Held, Alan Bowman, George Eighmey, Bill Patterson, Royce Tomson, David Sage, Winifred Todd, Joyce Paul. Accenting Student Relationships Under the direction of citizenship committee, the lines in cafeteria have John Quail and Sharon Burke, co-chairmen of been improved with the addition of a third line for smaller purchases. the orientation committee, ponder revisi ons to be made in the new student handbook. ORIENTATION COMMITTEE Front Row: Linda Wilson, Judy Drew, John Quail, Sharon Burke, Connie Deeds, Katinka Maloy, Kathrine Madsen. Second Row: Patty Janes, Grace Betts, Reba Miller, Paula DeBerg, Elizabeth McMaster, June Hack, Bob Slechta, Judy Armstrong. . 3,2 rs C if 3 Q . r' , . .... i ,.., .-,,. A M Q wh ,Q Vg, '.,, WN , . 'Q' if , ,ei gf, 'I s lib , ,A 8 3 W. ' it 7 Wy B N ' Gigwgi 1 s kr ic Q ft v LIC. Beverley Hudson, chairman of publicity and promotions committee, gives her ape proving smile to the attractive poster promot'ng Pops Concert. Grandpa Jon Campbell enjoyed rocking back and forth in his old-fashioned chair as he reminded students of the deadline for the sales campaign. Publicity Promotes Participation The aim of the citizenship committee and the conduct. orientation committee is to improve scholar- The publfcify cmd promofio,-,S Comminee is ship, promote good attendance, conduct and student relationships. As a result of the work of these two committees, East High has a friendly atmosphere and superior standards of PUBLICITY AND PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE an essential part in the student council organ- ization. All events occurring at East High School are publicized by colorful posters, bul- letin boards and original promotion schemes. Front Row: Ruth Cadwallader, Judy Barmer, Marilyn Adix, Dean Kelsen, Donna White, Judy Mitchell, Karen Bartz. Second Row: Karla Peterson, Jim Tansey, Kenneth Rousselow, Ted Breitbach, Keith Huting, Barbara Johnson. Sophomore Council Front Row: Chady Coonrod, Yvonne Gaudes, Linda Kemme er Sha on Thomsen Jane Anderson Second Row: Jerry Nolting, John Heiple, Mary Ann Dirksen Jon Dirksen Ronald Catchpool Joe Morris Not Pictured: Karla Petersen, Tony Wahl. Acceptmg Challenges The class of T960 is the largest class ever to invade the Halls of Troy. The students who at first cheered for the colors gold and black now join forces with their rivals of the blue and white to cheer for East High's traditional colors, orange and black. Vlith the com- bined efforts of classes from two leading junior high schools we have a sophomore class which will con- tinue their successes to keep East The School That Leads. MR. FRERICHS' HOMEROOM - 10 Front Row: Judy Corey, Jane Donaldson, Nancy Bass, Bill Thompson, Ramona Shaw, Jeanne Sheeley, Reba Miller, Second Raw: Sharon Hall, Delores Ogg, Mary Miller, Carol Breeden, Jerilyn Sanford, Paula Karnatz, Marlyn Hall. Third Row: Patrick Boyd, Richard Ross, Robert Mejia, Karl Haugen, Gussie Anderson, Robert Holbrook, James Steffen. Fourth Row: Robert Wirtz, Richard Rimrodt, John Kincaid, James Norris, Henry Weisbrod, Jerry Fuller, Ronald Catchpool, Gary Parman. Not Pictured: Joyce Skattum. -...N-7 MMM. A. I Deliberation sf? .fi Sgcig Q se The Sophomore Open House is arranged tor the purpose of acquainting the parents of sophomores with their teachers, their program of studies and the importance of education. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Willhite and Mrs. Leroy Donaldson observe while their daughters, Karen and Jane, point out the scholastic standing of their homerooms for the first grading period. MR. WEBER'S HOMEROOM - I0 Front Row: Jeannie Malaise, Nancy Burke, Sharon Jackson, Betsy Richard, Linda Robson. Second Row: Heather Esch, John Joseph Morris, David McDonald, Virginia Green, Roberta Bannister, Barbara Patterson. Third Row: Wilbur Clark, Robert Buzzard, Gerald Schons, Gary Cook, Mary Mundt, Mary Steadman, Lela Ann Bean, John Johnson. Fourth Row: Larry Wilcox, Ray Helm, Craig Houghton, Roger Lockard, Leonard Hogelucht, Terry Gilbert, Donald Urban, Tom Strohm. Not Pictured: Steve Iverson, Mary Kolar, Jan Hollins. MR. DAVIDSON'S HOMEROOM - 'IO Front Row: Charlene Newlon, Sharon Thomsen, Dorothy Crosier, Thomas Smock, Ina Mae Alcorn, Sally Janes, Wanda Lubert, Carole Sell. Second Row: Larry Wirties, Lee Bertholf, Geraldine Beniamin, Ronny Fike, Linda West, Sheryl Busse, Ruth Ann Rosenkrans, Sharon Meinders. Third Row: Fred Hickman, George Nicholas, Stephen Held, Ted Stone, Fred Ritchie, Charles Caltvedt, Linda Kupka, James Hackett. Fourth Row: Robert Clow, Alan Johnson, Gerald Phillips, Richard Schwab, Ronnie Penn, Edward Versluis, James Goodson, David Ferris, Forest Dillavou. MR. MATHIS' HOMEROOM - I0 Front Row: James Barman, Ann Wheeler, Sandra Rees, Helen Wong, Sheila Eastman, Rose Ann Mitchell, Second Row: Earnestine Moore, Albert Robinson, Barbara Tilson, Darlene Anton, Diana Doyle, Patty Owen, Roxie Stern. Third Row: Everett Cherry, Tony Wahl, Larry Ingham, John Crouse, Gail Lindfield, Sharon Geary, Mary Lou Mont- gomery. Fourth Row: Roy Cole, David Sage, Danny Sheridan, Richard Bremer, Jerry Heinz, Dennis Gaede, Gary Snook, LeRoy Hansen. Not Pictured: Darrell DeLapp, Nick Soteros, Frederick Win- ning, MRS. HACKBARTH'S HOMEROOM - T0 Front Row: Jane Anderson, Rose Ann Fouts, Sharon Roth, Verna McDowell, Brenda Haughton, Carol Ohler, Carolyn Downs. Second Row: Daisy Brant, Mary Jane Lewin, Mike Wente, Larry Roberts, Joyce Reed, Beverly Charles, Keith Huting, Juanita Lewis. Third Row: Ronald Frost, Darrel Oldenburger, Nona Miller, Lavonne Steinkraus, Verna Thompson, Barbara Garrison, Judy Hamilton, Jerry Vaala, Laurence Christensen. Fourth Row: Jon Dostal, Junior Baker, Jerry Holdiman, Ted Breitbach, Gary Wolf, Derryl Schake, John Coverdale, George Knoop. On the Future ' tif!! 55? LBS!!! ...,,. re -25:21, 1' 'fi 4 , H - :Ei if Parents who attended the Sophomore Open House learned of the different phases of high school education. A group of parents listen attentively while Mr. Lukes explains the value of business education. Sophs Assume During National Fire Prevention Week in October, all Eastonians participated in fire drills staged to teach stu- dents how to empty the building quickly. Shown above are eager sophomores who, obviously, are the first to leave. MISS BLACK'S HOMEROOM - 10 Front Row: Lester Richter, Gary Manross, Judy Herbsleb, Ronald Lockard, Richard Cool, Donna Clark. Second Row: Robert Bartz, Bill Rogers, Nancy McKee, Diane Schuler, Beverly Schultz, Gertrude Harrington, Dean Heide- iTlC!n, Third Row: Donna Beaumont, James Mulick, Richard Jenney, Karla Petersen, Judy Gruver, Judy Hansel, Blanche Adams. Fourth Row: Loyal Robert Slechta, Jesse Ellsworth, Robert Vanderbilt, Patrick Murphy, Dick Steffen, Glenn Kuehl, Eugene Jacobson, Jeanne Fagle, Lewis Burkett. Not Pictured: Sharon Fettkether, Barbara Clements, John Ackerman, Charles Swender. MRS. ROLLAG'S HOMEROOM - 'I0 Front Row: Kathyrn Jones, Leia Duff, Carolyn Anderson, Mary Prymer, Karen Miller, Patricia Kies. Second Row: Betty Case, Linda Kemmerer, Beverly Hagness, Aunice Cooper, Bonnie Ulrich, Floydine Hinrichs, Queston Boston. Third Row: Ronald Staudinger, Gerald Ackerman, Verlyn Dolph, Tom Norman, Duane Aschbrenner, Martin Ross, Gene Watson, James Fuller. Fourth Row: Donald Catchpool, Robert Mullinex, Robert Michaelsen, Leonard Thill, Paul Sipe, Clifford Rudolph, James McDonald, Charles Fouts, Harry Borwig. Not Pictured: Yvonne Sandy Hughes, Charlene Norte. MR. RAMSEY'S HOMEROOM- 10 Front Row: Irma Phillips, Kay Meyers, Carolee Olson, Rosalie Silva, Jackie Tretter, Julia Antrim. Second Row: Patricia Robinson, Kathryne Collins, Karon Johnson, Karen Walker, Shirley Ann Henze, Marilyn Bock, Carol Speer. Third Row: James Nisius, Gary Alcock, Harold Wilcox, Richard Meyer, William Nichols, Mary Ann Dirksen, Stanley Tann, Kent Campbell. Fourth Row: Robert Carman, Vincent Lynch, Dale Hansen, Freddie Franklin, Dennis Foggy, Blair Zell, Tom Jenkins, Michael Scully. Not Pictured: Marlow Larson, Carole Pond, Robert Rous- selow. MR. NATVIG'S HOMEROOM- IO Front Row: Janice Nicolaus, Janet Roberts, Viola Hooper, Kenneth Siemens, Judith Holdridge, Paulaed Black. Second Row: Donita Graham, Vicki Bettis, Rebecca Flieder, Velma Scobee, Sharon Canfield, Karen Johnson, Mariorie Spears. Third Row: Russell Cobb, Duane Albrecht, Larry Thompson, Dale Lampman, Delinar Walker, Sandra Fisher, Jon Camp- bell, Lois Hemsath. Fourth Row: Leroy Westemeier, Philip Anderson, Richard Jaquith, Jim Lynch, Thomas Newman, Bill Perkins, Jon Dirks sen, Tom Stone, Robert Messerer. Not Pictured: Bob Wright, Duane Pohlman. as Responsibility 5 E i vos...-'- Since the Trojan staff was responsible for concessions at the regional wrestling tournament, it was necessary for all the members to do their part. Above is sophomore Karen Johnson, center, learning the ropes from senior Karen Bartz, as they sell a soft drink to Mr. Hoffman. 2 Y 1 5 I , X R Juniors Display Leadership JUNIOR OFFICERS Paula DeBerg, secretary, Sandy Trost, treas- urer, Larry Chapman, vice-president, and Ken- neth Barber, president, confer on Junior- Senior Prom plans. The iuniors have almost completed two-thirds of their high school career. During the past two years these 295 students have become a real part of East High and its ideals. Having developed basic skills and social understanding, they know that they will be able to meet the challenge of leadership set by those before them. JUNIOR COUNCIL Front Row: Mary Foster, Sue Padget, Judy Elfberg, Judy Bates, Jeanette Boehm, Bethel Folks, Karen Thompson, Karen Bartlett. Second Row: Daniel Stuempfig, Mike Carney, Ray White, Dale Larson, LeRoy Griffith, William Straka, George Eighmey, George Clark. Not Pictured: Nanette Spiegel, Jim Cook, Charles Webster, Karen Smith. MRS. KETCHAM'S HOMEROOM - ll First Row: Avis Dana, Connie Beaumaster, Carol Henthorn, Joanne Caldwell, James Reed, Sara Cool. Second Row: Jeannine G:andPre, Sheridan Bodecker, Monte Tharp, Eugene Bowers, Rosie Allen, Betty Happel, Ann Walters. Third Row: Charlotte McKinney, Sandra Trost, Robert Kerr, David Hinton, Robert Schuety, Nanette Spiegel, Angela Sansone, Jean Beck- with. Fourth Row: David Donaldson, Aaron Byrd, William Jefferson, Fred Rommel, Duane Campbell, Jim Garling, Dale Larson, John Eveland, Al Lockard. Not Pictured: Carl Wilson, Mary Aschenbrenner, Blanche Rosen. MISS ENLOW'S HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Mary Foster, Linda Baker, Richard Smith, Judith Henry, Janet Pencil, Robert Stevick, Janice Tyson. Second Row: Richard Johnson, Georgia Mohler, Caryl Slaughter, George Clark, Paula DeBerg, Vera NlcNamee, Jane Akers, Ronnie West. Third Row: Kent Bolton, Willa Mae Harmon, Patricia Zupan, Sally Anderson, Sharon Pretz, Bill Laylin, Phyllis Beniamin, Bonnie Brown, Fourth Row: Jack Thomsen, Robert Nichols, Dick Kirkpatrick, Burrell Maass, Harold Herman, Richard Beener, John Brown, Joe Smith. Not Pictured: Thomas Anderson, Don Courter. Badge, Anyone? David Donaldson, Nada Faust and Nanette Spiegel look proudly at the homecoming badges that Jeannine GrandPre sold them. Salesmanship Paula DeBerg sells fellow-journalist Linda Spragle a megaphone. The proceeds were used for new cheerleading skirts. MISS OlESON'S HOMEROOM - 11 Front Row: Patty Allison, Patty Janes, Shirley Garrison, Geraldine Thomas, Myrta Dostal, Linda Lotfredo. Second Row: Kenneth Rousselow, Rita Bahl, Nada Faust, Janice Young- blur, Edna Cooper, Linda Spragle, Barbara Bedard. Third Row: Betty Taylor, Elaine Miller, Richard Kingsbury, Lee Dawson, Charles Webster, Jeanette Boehm, Arnold Smith, Rodney Parkes. Fourth Row: Steven Holbrook, Dennis Fayant, Jim Davison, Leon Wirt- ies, Don Henderson, Elvin Trout, Dennis Maurer, Phillip Graves, Henry Ford. Not Pictured: Larry Larson, Nina Culpepper. MR. MORGAN'S HOMEROOM - 'll Front Row: Marcia Williams, Pauline Gardner, Sue Padget, Efhel Folks, Janine Bailey, Barbara Conley, Burma Spencer, Bonnie Owens. Second Row: Rick Teeter, Jeanette Green, Judy Merryman, Ruth Triplet, Joan Hoth, Janet Sizer, Jeaneene Kemmerer. Third Row: Richard Hillock, Russel Damme, Katherine Walls, Marion Dodd, Larry Chapman, Roger Bush, Gary Brinker, Larry Gordish. Fourth Row: Jack Aschenbrenner, Daniel Stuempfig, Gary Blonigan, Sterling Nelson, Donald Allen, Robert McDade, Richard Beckner, Ken- neth Schmudlach, Richard Reed. Not Pictured: Rodney Heggebo, Karen Turner. MR. RATHE'S HOMEROOM - ll Front Row: Beverly Clement, Irene Malaise, Judy Canfield, Kay Holtz- man, Beverly Drake, Nancy Knipp. Second Row: Simeon Stinson, Philip Bork, Gary Cox, Ulesee Anderson, Karen Smith, Donna Scovel, Carolyn Reinard. Third Row: Gerald Miller, Joe Miller, Barbara Bennett, Barbara Fowlkes, Carol Looney, Gary Lee, Jill Thompson, Gary Harken. Fourth Row: Keith Fencl, Kenneth Barber, Craig Venter, LeRoy Griffith, Evelyn Perry, Gerald Gronoski, Willie Prymer, Eugene Westendorf, Tom Gibbons, Robert Brown. Not Pictured: Nancy Royer, Frank Smith. MISS RlTTENHOUSE'S HOMEROOM - 1'l First Row: Karen Thompson, Mary Price, Sharon Lowder, Colleen Frazee, Harold Leohr. Second Row: Gertrude Voelschow, Ardis Gleason, Carolyn Borwig, Catheleen Nolan, Katinka Maloy, Kathie Stainbrook, Jacqualine Stocks. Third Row: Dorman Thompson, Charles Kohrs, Jack Persson, Lindo Hickman, Russell Andreassen, James Cox, Terry Woodward, Sherman Brown. Fourth Row: Charlotte Power, Leroy Johnston, Shirley Faust, Robert Bettle, Leland Grim, Barry Eastman, John Segebarth, Michael Carney, George Schmidt. Decorations Ahoy! Three members of the Prom decorating com- mittee, Caryl Slaughter, Jim Chapin and Bar- bara Conley, look at the cherry tree designed to carry out the theme, Sayonara, Did I Make It? Juniors crowd around the newly-posted swing chorus list for Swing Show to see who made it. MR. LOVE'S HOMEROOM - 'Il Front Row: Mary Fisher, Carol Hicok, Rose Ann Hart, Shirley Wortham, Pauline Waddle, Betty Lou Lockhart. Second Raw: Aaron Glenn, Larry Bigelow, Kay Loftus, Carolyn Judas, Judy Elfberg, Richard Parkes, Carol Gronoski. Third Row: Dennis Smith, Byron Morehouse, Vernon Freeland, Joyce Morehead, Chauncey Carr, Paul Norman, Pat Price, Kenneth Gardner. Fourth Row: Kendrik Thorp, Herbert Peske, Robert Smith, Bill Straka, Don Letney, Keith Mangels, Gary Korte. Not Pictured: Connie Felix, Camille Bryant, John Crinigan, Geraldine Boyer. MR. l.EEBl.'S HOMEROOM - 'll Front Row: Karen Hale, Patricia O'Day, Gary Goodenbour, Dean Dalrymple, James Hollingsworth, Diana Randall, Clara Phillips, Sharon Foss. Second Row: James Krueger, Winitred Roberts, Sharon Hillman, Joan Schmudlach, Patricia White, Bethel Folks, Karen Spears. Third Row' Tim Larson, Kent Bukatz, James Arnold, Michael Keith, Gary Beard, Tom Dickinson, Bernard Gallmeyer, James Black. Fourth Row: Lana Turner, Richard Cose, James Trask, Marvin Siler, James Wilder, Richard Nelson, Sam Paulsen, Gary Elefsrud, Wanda Martin. Not Pictured: Jim Cook, Mike Powers, Audrey McDonald. MR. DOYLE'S HOMEROOM - ll Front Raw: Vicki Lindholm, Barbara Walentiny, Marie Collins, Vivian Domer, Judy Hillman. Second Row: Jerry Manross, Judy Bates, Kathryn Hausman, William Fuller, Carol Boike, Wilma Schmidt, Dick Bishop. Third Row: Bill Neith, Nancy Doyle, Mary Flowers, Jim Chapin, Alice Gletty, Winifred Todd, Richard Wilcox. Fourth Row: Keith Langan, Tom Lynch, William Tanner, Paul Kraft, Edward Spear, George Eighmey. Jerry DeVore, Robert Peyton, Walter Cunningham. Not Pictured: Dennis Karnmerman, Gene Billington, Jim Beuhner, Gerald Ives, Kathy Shafer. MISS CAMPBELL'S HOMEROOM - 'li Front Row: Earlyne Adams, Janice Pettit, Patricia Glaspie, Robert Bing- ham, James Derden, Charlene Brace, Karen Bartlett. Second Row: Carol Lutz, Ardith Smock, Katherine Hesse, Judy Zuber, Eleanor Kammerdiner, Alfred Anderson, William Buck, Betty Roberts, Diane Armstrong. Third Row' Mary Hutchins, Cathy Love, Awanda Morrison, Richard Kinzler, Gene Edsill, Gilbert Foster, Leslie Streittmatter, Shirley Mannel, LeRoy Hill, Sharon Hartson. Fourth Row. Edward Quail, Raymond White, Dean Cross, Francis Erick- son, Michael Lindfield, Dale Shahan, James Ryan, Roger Kottman, Marilyn Adix. Displaying Ability Juniors Judy Canfield and Kathryn Walls demonstrate their skill in the i0-second squat thrust. QQQQQ 0 SENIOR OFFICERS 1 Senior officers meet to look over the activities for the coming year. Seated: Charlene Walton, treasurer, Stan Schroeder, presidentp and Sharon Baker, secre- tary. Standing: John Quail, vice-president. Sitting at her typewriter at the Waterloo Daily Courier is Mar- lene Smith, the only senior of this year's class to maintain a four-point average throughout high school, She works at the Courier under the co-operative program as a writer on the woman's staff. SENIOR COUNCIL Front Row: Judy Drew, Sherrill Inman, Sandra Grove, Colleen Grundmeier, Marlene Kellogg, Elcina Ackerman, Mary Albrecht. Second Row: Paul Roethler, Tony Anderson, Gerald Getty, Tom Manley, Gary Beclcner, Jerry Lewis, Bill Heiple, Larry LaPlant, Gary Rosenkrans. Not Pictured: Sharon Burke, Terry Schneider, Roger Primrose, Charlene Walton. 198 Takes Leadership Responsibilities ABERNATHY, MARY KAY, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Olympiad Club, Pep Club. ACKERMAN, ELCINA M., Swing Show Crew, O 8- B Circula- tion Manager, Troian '58 Editor, '57 Junior Co-Editor, '56 Sophomore Co-Editor, Section Editor, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Social Committee, Chair- man, Pep Club, Olympiad Club. ALBRECHT, MARY ELAINE, Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, O 8. B Reporter, Troian Staff, Music Department Accompanist, A Choir, Junior, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer, Pep Club, Student Council Alternate, Quill and Scroll, Senior Picture Representative, Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Contest, Second Place. ANDERS, LAMONTA LOU, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Citizenship Committee, Pep Club. ANDERSON, ANTHONY W., Mrs. McThing, Ring Around Eliz- abeth, Harvey Casts, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Senior Council, Auditorium Committee, Social Committee, Thespians. ANDERSON, SHEILA R., Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Troian Staff, A Choir, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Homeroom Of- ficer, Social Committee, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Usher. ARMSTRONG, LARRY L., Homecoming Committee, Tennis. ASCHBRENNER, PHYLLIS JUNE, Library Science Club, Swing ARMSTRONG ASCHBRENNER L. BAKER S. BAKER ABERNATHY ACKERMAN ALBRECHT ANDERS A. ANDERSON S. ANDERSON Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Chorus, Pep Club. AVERHOFF, JOHN DONALD, Troian Club, Treasurer, Wres- tling, Track, Football, All-Conference, Third Team State. BACK, MAUDIE A., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Nativity. BAILEY, ANNETTE DEVAUGHN, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Homeroom Officer, Auditorium Committee. BAKER, LOIS DARLENE, Band, Usher. BAKER, SHARON LOUISE, Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Sophomore, Junior Council, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Prom Com- mittee, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Citizenship Committee, Chairman, Pep Club, Olympiad Club, Secretary, Senior Honor Day Committee. BARMER, JUDY L., Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Troian Staff, Drum Maiorette, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Student Council Alternate, Auditorium Committee, Homecoming Committee, Publicity and Promo- tions Committee, Homeroom Officer, Pep Club, Usher. BARTA, VALERIE JEAN, Library Science Club, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Pep Club, Usher. BARTZ, KAREN KAY, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Troian Staff, Band, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Publicity and Pro- motions Committee, Senior Picture Representative, Pep Club. AVERHOFF BACK BAILEY BARMER BARTA BARTZ BATCHELDER BEAN BECKNER BERG BETTS BINGAMAN BATCHELDER, ROGER L., Football, Wrestling, Track, August Graduate. BEAN, MARY LOU BECKNER, GARY GILBERT, Library Council, O 8- B Sports Editor, Reporter, Troian Staff, Senior Council, Cap and Gown Committee, Auditorium Committee, Football, Quill and Scroll, Iowa High School Press Association Convention. BERG, SCOTTY, Swing Show Crew, Track. BETTS, GRACE VIOLET, Library Council, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Orientation Committee, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. BINGAMAN, W. REX, Stage Crew, Football, Baseball, Track. BIXBY, DONNA LEE, Swing Show Cast, Swing Shov: Crew, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Sophomore, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Social Committee. BJORNSON, BONNIE JOY, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, O 8 B Ad Solicitor, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Sopho- BIXBY BJORNSON BLACK BLAND BLONIGAN BOPP Diplomas Reward Efforts, Insight more Council, Social Committee, Homeroom Officer, Pep Club. BLACK, MAY EUNICE, Girls' Choir, Pep Club. BLACKLEDGE, FRED CHARLES, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Football, Wrestling, Tennis, Science Club, Troian Club, United Nations Contest Winner. BLANCHARD, SHIRLEY, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Choir. BLAND, ARLENE F., Library Science Club. BLONIGAN, SANDRA KAY, Swing Show Crew. BOPP, KENNETH BOWERS, SHARON KAY, Boy on the Meadow Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Band, Student Council Alternate, Prom Committee, Social Com- mittee, Thespians. BOWMAN, ALAN W., O E B Reporter, Ad Solicitor, Troian Circulation Manager, Ad Solicitor, Citizenship Committee, Football, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Olympiad Club. BLACKLEDGE BLANCHARD BOWERS BOWMAN BREMER BRENT BROWN BUEHLER BREMER, SALLY JANE, Girls' Chorus, Pep Club. BRENT, LANNY EDWARD, Swing Show Crew, Prom Com- mittee, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Manager. BRIETSKE, .IUDITH SUE, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Band, Orchestra, Usher. BROCKWAY, LARRY G. BROOKS, JAMES LAWRENCE, Library Council, Homeroom Officer, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Prom Committee. BROWN, PATRICIA ANN, Nativity, Girls' Choir, Homeroom Officer, Auditorium Committee, Olympiad Club. BUEHLER, FLORENCE ARLEEN, Band, Library Council. BUHROW, GUY RICHARD, Homeroom Officer, Basketball, Tennis, Trojan Club. BURKE, SHARON LEE, Nativity, O 8- B Editor-in-chief, Re- porter, Ad Solicitor, Troian Staff, Junior Editor, Orchestra, Small Orchestra Group, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Orientation Committee, Co-Chairman, Publicity and Promo- Cllass o BRIETSKE BROCKWAY BROOKS BUHROW BURKE BURKES tions Committee, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Olympiad Club, Usher, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Iowa High School Press Association Convention. BURKES, WILLIAM, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Sophomore, Junior Council, Citizenship Committee, Basket- ball, Baseball, Troian Club, Hawkeye Boys' State. BURNS, ARNOLD, Transfer, West High, l957, August Grad- uate. CADWALLADER, RUTH, Swing Show Crew, Homeroom Of- ficer, Student Council Representative, Orientation Com- mittee, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Camera Club, Vice-President, Treasurer, August Graduate. CALTVEDT, MARGO DEE CAMPBELL, BETTY REE, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Usher. CARPENTER, YVONNE M., Band, Girls' Chorus. CARR, VIRGIL H., Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Junior Class President, Home- room Officer, Football, Co-Captain, Wrestling, State Cham- pion, Track, BURNS CADWALLADER CALTVEDT CAMPBELL CARPENTER CARR School Days Hold Memories CARROLL CATCHPOOL CLINE D. W. COSE D. E. COSE DAHL CARROLL, ELSIE MARIE, Library Science Club, Library Coun- cil, Swing Show Crew. CATCHPOOL, STANLEY, Prom Committee, Male Chorus, A Choir. CLINE, COLEEN, Swing Show Crew, Usher. COSE, DAVID W., Band, Track. COSE, DIANE E., Girls' Choir, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Pep Club. DAHL, RONALD EUGENE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Student Council, Swing Show Planning Committee, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Homeroom Officer, Football, Wrestling, Track, Homecoming Co-Chair- man. DA VELAAR, DOROTHY E., Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Homeroom Officer, Social Committee, Olympiad Club, Girls' Choir. DAVIS, RITA MARIE, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, O 8. B Staff, Troian Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Camera Club, Art Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. DA VELAAR DAVIS DAY DAY, JUDITH, Library Council, Play Crew, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Band, Camera Club. DIEKMANN, BARBARA L. DOLASH, RICHARD, Swing Show Cast, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Citizenship Committee, Football, Basketball, Tennis. DONALDSON, RAJEANE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Troian Staff, Orange Girl, A Choir, Junior Council, vice-President, Pep Club, Olympiad Club, President, Social Committee, Student Council, President. DOTSON, WILLIAM M., Swing Show Cast, Homeroom Of- ficer, Citizenship Committee, Football, Co-Captain, Wres- tling, State Champion, Baseball, Captain, East's Most Valu- able Athlete, Pep Club, Troian Club, President. DRAEGER, LUCILLE, Girls' Choir. DREW, JUDY ELLEN, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Trojan Staff, Junior, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Orienta- tion Committee, Social Committee, Pep Club, Usher. DUNN, PATRICIA ANN, Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom Committee, Social Committee, Pep Club. DIEKMANN DOLASH DONALDSON DOTSON DRAEGER DREW DUNN Seniors Pertect Varied Skills DYKE EDWARDS ELDRIDGE ELLIOTT ERICKSON FETTKETHER DYKE, KARLTON E., Football, Track. EDWARDS, HARRY, Swing Show Cast, A Choir, Male Chorus, Football, Track, Troian Club. ELDRIDGE, JUDY, Swing Show Cast, Troian Staff, Audi- torium Committee, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Usher. ELLIOTT, NORMA JOAN, Band, Homeroom Officer, Library Council, Usher, January Graduate. ERICKSON, DENNIS LEE, Swing Show Cast, Band. FETTKETHER, JAMES L., A Choir, Male Chorus. FEUERHELM, MONTE KERMIT, Band, Science Club. FINDERS, JUDITH ELAINE, Swing Show Cast, Girls' Choir. FOSTER, ELAINE ANN, Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Sophomore, Junior Council, Cap and Gown Committee, Prom Committee, Student Council Alternate, Social Committee, Orientation Committee. FEUERHELM FINDERS FOSTER, KAY MARIE, Library Science Club, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Usher. FRANKE, RICHARD L., Swing Show Cast, Social Committee, Football, Wrestling. FRANKLIN, BEVERLY JEANANNE, Social Committee, Pep Club. FREELAND, ROSEMARY ANN, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Sophomore Cheerleader. . FREMONT, MARILYN LEA, Our Town Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Troion Staff, Homeroom Officer, Student Council Alternate, Audi- torium Committee, Camera Club, Olympiad Club, Swing Show Tap Instructor. FROST, JAMES, Swing Show Crew. FULKS, PEGGY ANN, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Y-Teens. E. FOSTER K. FOSTER FRANKE FRANKLIN FREELAND FREMONT FROST FULKS x Looking Ahead Representing Iowa State Teachers College at College Day, Dr. Donald F, Howard, associate professor of history, talks with students interested in attending Teachers College. College Day is an annual event when students get an opportunity to meet with the representative of their college choice. FURGERSON, REBECCA, Library Council, Play Crew, Sopho- more Council, Homeroom Officer, Olympiad Club, Senior Picture Representative, Negro Week Scholarship 1958. GARROD, LLOYD GATEWOOD, RONALD W., Swing Show Cast, Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Student Council Alternate, Football, Base- ball, Troian Club, Secretary. GAUTNEY, RAY, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Homeroom Officer, Wrestling. GEARY, MARCIA, Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Or- chestra, Small Orchestra Group, Prom Committee, Home- room Officer. GERSTENKORN, DONALD JAMES, Swing Show Crew, Nd- tivity Crew. GETTY, GERALD E., Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer. GETTY, HAROLD E., Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Football, Manager. GIBSON, CAROL KATHRYN, Swing Show Crew, Social Com- mittee, Pep Club, Usher. GILFILLAN, JUNE R., Pep Club. FURGERSON GARROD GATEWOOD GAUTNEY GEARY GERSTENKORN G. GETTY H. GETTY GIBSON GILFILLAN GLAW GLEASON GLESSNER GLOOR GOODRICH GORDISH GLAW, NORMAN JON, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Na- tivity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track. GLEASON, JANICE, Girls' Chorus, Pep Club. GLESSNER, LINDA LEE, Library Council, O 8- B Reporter. GLOOR, KARON K., Swing Show Crew, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Senior Picture Representative, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Nativity. GOODRICH, JAMES IRA, Swing Show Crew, Band, Baseball. GORDISH, LYNN K., Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Home- room Officer, Pep Club, Social Committee. GROVE, SANDRA LEE, Library Council, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Junior, Senior Council, Auditorium Committee, Troian Staff. GRUNDMEIER, COLLEEN, Our Town, Ring Around Elizabeth, Teach Me How to Cry, Harvey Casts, Nativity, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Chorus, Senior Council, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee, Auditorium Committee, Thespians, Vice-Presi- dent, Pep Club, Olympiad Club, Voice of Democracy Second CQQQQQ 8 GROVE GRUNDMEIER GUERNSEY Place Winner, Swing Show Planning Committee, Troian Staff, Swing Show Tap Instructor. GUERNSEY, REBECCA JOANNE, Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Soloist, 0 8. B Reporter, Student Council, Alternate, Homecoming Com- mittee, Social Committee, Pep Club, Troian Staff. GUNNELL, PAT, Library Council, Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, 0 8. B Reporter, Troian Staff, Sopho- more Editor, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Homeroom Of- ficer, Social Committee, Art Club. HACK, EDYTHE JUNE, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, O 8: B Reporter, Orchestra, Small Orchestra Group, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Orientation Committee, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Usher. HACK, WENDELL FLOYD, Swing Show Crew. HAGNESS, GERALDINE, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir. HALL, DAVID, Wrestling. HALLECK, SHARON JOSAPHINE, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Library Science Club. GUNNELL E. HACK W. HACK HAGNESS HALL HALLECK 'hr-Q - :,A, ,.,. A- . Activities Add HARKIN HEIDEMAN Lighter Side HELFER HELLER HENNINGER HARKIN, SHIRLEY, Swing Show Cast: Swing Show Crew: Nativity: Girls' Chorus: Girls' Choir: A Choir: Homecoming Committee: Sophomore Council: Cheerleader: Pep Club: Usher. HEIDEMAN, KAREN HEIPLE, BILL, Senior Council: Homecoming Committee: Home- room Officer: Baseball: Pep Club. HELFER, DEANNE RAYE, Swing Show Crew: Nativity: Girls' Choir: Pep Club: Band. HEl.lER, RAMONA CAROL, Library Council: Pep Club. HENNINGER, JERRY, Swing Show Bandleader: Band: Or- chestra: Student Council, Alternate: Auditorium Committee: Football: Wrestling: Baseball, HENRY, SHARON K., Prom Committee. HERONIMUS, MARY, Swing Show Crew. HIBNER, l.A MONA B., Swing Show Crew: Nativity: Girls' HENRY HERONIMUS Chorus: Girls' Choir: Camera Club: August Graduate. HIGDON, ANNETTE KAY, Swing Show Cast: Nativity: Troian Staff: Girls' Choir: A Choir: Small Vocal Group: Home- room Officer: Student Council Alternate: Cheerleader: Pep Club: Usher: Homecoming Committee. HIGHTOWER, BILL, Transfer, West High, 1957. HILL, JAMES E., Swing Show Cast: Student Council Alter- nate: Designed 1958 Swing Show Set. HITES, MERVIN E., Nativity: Tennis: Science Club. HOLBROOK, JERRY RAYMOND, Junior Council: Prom Com- mittee: Cap and Gown Committee: Student Council, Vice- President: Auditorium Committee, Chairman: Basketball: Baseball: Olympiad Club: Student Council Convention. HOLLER, ROGER A., Baseball. HOLLINS, JAY W., Football: Wrestling, Co-captain: Track: Scholastic Art Honorable Mention: Male Chorus. HIBNER HIGDON HIGHTOWER HILL HITES HOLBROOK HOLLER HOLLINS HOPE HUCK HUTCHINS INMAN J HOPE, WINONAH KAY, 0 8- B Reporter, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Girls' Choir. HUCK, WILLIAM, Swing Show Crew. HUDSON, BEVERLEY JANE, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Planning Committee, Nativity, O B. B Feature Editor, Reporter, Band, Pep Band, Orange Girl, Orchestra, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Prom Committee, Student Council, Orientation Committee, Auditorium Committee, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Chairman, Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll, Olympiad, Iowa High School Press Associa- tion Convention, District Student Council Convention, Tall- corn Music Festival. HUNDLEY, BARBARA JEAN, Usher. HUNT, DONALD HUTCHINS, MALINDA E., Nativity, Girls' Choir, Small Vocal Group. INMAN, SHERRILL ELIZABETH, O 8. B Reporter, Troian Staff, Orchestra, Small Orchestra Group, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Orientation Committee, Pep Club. JACOBSON, ALLEN, Swing Show Crew. HUDSON HUNDLEY HUNT ACOBSON M. A. JENNEY M. J. JENNEY JENNEY, MARGARET, Library Science Club, Swing Show Crew, Usher. JENNEY, MARJORIE JEAN, Library Science Club, Swing Show Crew, Pep Club, Usher. JOCHUM, CONNIE CAROLE, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Student Council Alternate, Pep Club, Science Club, Olympiad Club, Usher, Homeroom Officer, Auditorium Committee. JOENS, KENNETH DUANE, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Prom Committee, Auditorium Committee, Football, Basketball, Track. JOHNSON, BARBARA ANN, Library Council, O 8- B News Editor, Reporter, Troian Staff, Band, Pep Band, Small Band Group, Pep Club, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Quill and Scroll, Iowa High School Press As- sociation Convention, Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Contest, Honorable Mention. JOHNSON, JEROLDINE A., Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir. JONES, PATRICIA ANN, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Small Vocal Group. KELLING, DARREL D., Swing Shaw Crew, Troian Staff. JOCHUM JOENS B. JOHNSON J. JOHNSON JONES KELLING CQQS9 o 8 KELLOGG KELSEN KERN KIES KILGORE KOKOTAN KELLOGG, MARLENE KAY, Ring Around Elizabeth Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity Crew, Band, Junior, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Thes- pians. KELSEN, DEAN B., Harvey, Teach Me How to Cry Casts, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Planning Com- mittee, Nativity, Band, Orchestra, Homeroom Officer, Stu- dent Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Thes- pians, President, Wooden Horse, Art Editor. KERN, sauce, August Graduate. KIES, MICHAEL, Student Council, Alternate, August Grud- uate. KILGORE, ELLIN L., Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Band, Or- chestra, Student Council Alternate, Prom Committee, Social Committee, Auditorium Committee, Homeroom Officer, Latin Club, Olympiad Club, Pep Club. KOKOTAN, SHIRLEY M. KOLLMAN, JOYCE M., Harvey, Ring Around Elizabeth, Our Town Casts, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8: B Reporter, Troian Staff, Orchestra, Small Orchestra Group, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Homecoming Committee, Auditorium Committee, Thespians, Olympiad Club. KOLLMAN KRUEGER KUTTLER LAUGHLIN LEACH LEE Exploring Unknown Fields KRUEGER, LYNDA CHRISTINE, Teach Me How to Cry Cast, Play Crew, Auditorium Committee, Library Council, Na- tivity, O 8 B Reporter, Troian Staff, Prom Committee, Thes- pians, Science Club, Olympiad Club, Usher. KUTTLER, JANE ANN, Swing Show Crew, Sophomore Cheer- leader, Pep Club, Auditorium Committee. LAMPMAN, JUDY LEONE, Girls' Chorus. LA PLANT, LARRY, Swing Show Cast, Male Chorus, Senior Council, Student Council Alternate, Homecoming Committee, Tennis. LAUGHLIN, BILL, Wrestling. LEACH, MARALYN ANN, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Pep Club. LEE, WARREN JOHN, Nativity, Football, Basketball, Student Manager, Track. LESLIE, MARY MARIE, Swing Show Cost, Nativity, O B. B Typist, Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Social Committee, Citi- zenship Committee, Y-Teen, President, Tallcorn Music Fes- tival. LEWIS, JERRY, Junior, Senior Council. LAMPMAN LA PLANT LESLIE LEWIS CQG99 0 LINSEY J. E. LIVINGSTON J. A. LIVINGSTON LOFTUS LOHMAN LINSEY, LARRY LEE, Swing Show Crew. LIVINGSTON, JOHN, Football, Wrestling, Track. LIVINGSTON, JOY ANN LOFTUS, PATRICIA, Swing Show Crew, Usher, Pep Club. LOHMAN, MYRNA L., Prom Committee, Olympiad Club. LONG, CLEO PATRICIA LOVE, JOAN L., Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Girls' Chorus, Trojan Staff, Citizenship Committee, Pep Club, Senior Picture Representative. LYKINS, SHARON MARCINES, Swing Show Cost, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Chorus, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer, Usher. LYNCH, KAREN I., Swing Show Cast, Orchestra, Small Or- chestra Group, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Olym- piad Club. McDOWALL, BARBARA ANNE, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Band, Girls' Choir, Library Council. McKINSTRY, PAT J., Library Science Club, Library Council, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, 0 8. B Ad Solicitor, LOVE LYKINS LONG Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Accompanist, Male Chorus, Auditorium Committee, Pep Club, Usher. McLANE, DORIS RUTH, Ring Around Elizabeth Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Library Council, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom Committee, Art Club, Art Fair, l.S.T.C., 1957, 1958, Scholastic Art Contest, Certificate of Merit, t957, 1958. McMASTER, ELIZABETH, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Or- chestra, Small Orchestra Group, O 8- B Exchange Editor, Reporter, Trojan Staff, Senior Editor, Prom Committee, Orientation Committee, Y-Teen, Treasurer, Olympiad Club. McMULLEN, LYNDA R., Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Senior Picture Repre- sentative, Orange Girl, Homeroom Officer, Auditorium Com- mittee, Pep Club, President. McROBlE, NANCY, Band, Prom Committee, Art Club. MAASS, RALPH HENRY, Library Council, 0 E B Business Manager, Student Council Alternate, Homecoming Com- mittee. LYNCH MCDOWALL McKINSTRY MCLANE McMASTER MCMULLEN Mfnosis MAAss Establishing High Standards MADSEN MAKEDONSKI MANBECK MANLEY MATZ MADSEN, KATHRINE ANN, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Orienta tion Committee, Usher. MAKEDONSKI, MARIAN MANBECK, DOROTHY, January Graduate. MANLEY, THOMAS LEROY, Swing Show Cast, Nativity Band, Orchestra, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Home room Officer, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee Gold Key Winner, Scholastic Art Award. MATZ, JERRY, Swing Show Cast, Band, August Graduate. MEAD, GLOY, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Wres tling, Co-Captain, Trojan Club. MESSERER, HOWARD GEORGE, Swing Show Cast, Band, Baseball. MESSINGHAM, RONALD, Olympiad Club. METCALF, WILLIAM A., Swing Show Crew, Male Chorus, Football. MESSERER MESSINGHAM MEAD MEYERS, CONNIE, Not Graduating. MILLER, JUNE, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom Committee, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee. MILLER, JOHN, Swing Show Cast, Student Council Alter- nate, Tennis, Science Club, Vice-President. MILLER, ROBERT D., Science Club, Secretary. MITCHELL, JUDY ANN, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Band, Pep Band, Troian Staff, Cap and Gown Committee, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Pep Club. MITCHELL, JUNE, Not Graduating. MIXDORF, BOB, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Art Club, Vice President, Gold Key Winner, Scholastic Art Award. METCALF MEYERS C. MILLER J. MILLER R. MILLER J. A. MITCHELL J, J. MITCHELL MIXDORF MOKOSAK MONROE MONTGOMERY MOORE MUNDT NEITH NERGE NEWTON NICOL NOLAN MOKOSAK, DICK, Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Driver Training Instructor, Track, Football, Wrestling, Male Chorus, August Graduate. MONROE, JAMES E., Swing Show Cast, Football, Basketball, Track. MONTGOMERY, CURTIS EUGENE, Track. MOORE, HARRY MUNDT, MARGARET RUTH, Library Science Club, Library Council, Usher. NEITH, DARLENE M., Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Na- tivity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom Committee, Student Coun- cil, Orientation Committee, Usher, Student Council Con- vention, NERGE, ROSE MARIE, Art Club, Treasurer. NEWTON, KENNETH, Male Chorus, Nativity, January Grad- uate. NICOL, ROBERT E., Swing Show Crew. NOLAN, CLEVE JR., Track. NORDBROCK, FREDERICK LOUIS, Library Council, Swing Show Crew, Band, Citizenship Committee, Olympiad Club, Baseball, Northeast Iowa Science Fair, Honorable Mention, Science Club, Treasurer. NORTH, RUSSELL, Swing Show Crew, Football, Wrestling, Track. NUEHRING, ROBERT, Swing Show Crew. OEHLERTS, RICHARD E., Band, Sophomore Council, Tennis. OHL, JOE A., Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Student Coun- cil, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee. OHLER, KAREN ARLENE, Troian Staff, Orchestra, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Social Committee, Usher. NORDBROCK NORTH NUE HRING OEHLERTS OHL OHLER Cflass o nlfridnr awww TOP RANKING SENIORS Premium on Scholarship Front Row: Suzanne Willard, Charlene Walton, Fred Nordbrock, Elcina Ackerman. Second Row: Raieane Donaldson, Sharon Winkey, Roger Primrose, Rebecca Furgerson, Sharon Baker. OLIPHANT, BARBARA HELEN, Swing Show Crew. PARIGORAS, ACHILLES, Swing Show Crew. PARKES, BEVERLY ANN, Transfer, West High, 1957. PATTERSON, WILLIAM W., Science Club, Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Citizenship Committee. PENTICOFF, VIRGINIA DAWN, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Homeroom Officer. PESKE, CAROL A., Student Council, Citizenship Committee Usher, Student Council Convention. PETERSEN, JUDITH ANN, Library Science Club, Library Council. PETTY, GARY, Swing Show Crew. PINES, ERNIE, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Troian Staff, Homeroom Officer, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Wrestling, Golf, Art Club, Science Club, Northeast Iowa Science Fair, Class A Material Award, Mid-American Founda- tion Contest, First Place, Sophomore Council, Scholarship to Parsons. PITTMAN, KAREN KAY, Swing Show Crew, Art Club. OLIPHANT PARIGORAS PARKES PATTERSON PENTICOFF PESKE PETERSEN PETTY PINES PITTMAN POWELL PRICE PRIMROSE PRYOR PUHL QUAIL QUIBELL POWELL, NATHANIEL PRICE, .IO ANNE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Junior Council, Pep Club, Prom Com- mittee. PRIMROSE, ROGER, Senior Council, Student Council Alter- nate, Olympiad Club, Science Club, President, Northeast Iowa Science Fair, Class B Material Award, Scholarship to Parsons. PRYOR, SHARON, Orchestra, Prom Committee, Citizenship Committee. PUHL, DOUGLAS, A Choir, Male Chorus, Football, Track, Trojan Club. QUAIL, JOHN EDWARD, Senior Class Vice-President, Home- room Officer, Student Council, Auditorium Committee, Orientation Committee, Co-Chairman, Social Committee, Olympiad Club, Vice4President. QUIBELL, SALLY JO, Swing Show Cast, Orchestra, Small Orchestra Group. RANDALL, EDWARD, Mrs. Mc'lfl1ing, Ring Around Elizabeth Casts, Swing Show Cast, Band, O 8- B Circulation Manager, Swing Show Planning Committee, Homeroom Officer, Thespians. RANKIN, JUDY ANN, Library Science Club. RASH, LARRY, Student Council, Track, Transfer, Grundy Center, 1957. Cllass o RANDALL RANKIN RASH REEDY, CAROL ANN, Teach Me How To Cry, Our Town Casts, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8- B Re- porter, Columnist, Troian Staff, Girls' Choir, Prom Com- mittee, Student Council, Auditorium Committee, Orientation Committee, Camera Club, President, Secretary, Thespians, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, District Student Council Con- vention, Swing Show Tap Instructor. REGENOLD, MICHAEL W., Male Chorus. RICKHOFF, CONNIE, Swing Show Cast, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Social Committee, Orange Girl, Senior Pic- ture Representative. RISSER, MARTHA JANE, Mrs. McTl1ing Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8. B Reporter, Columnist, Wooden Horse, Editor, Orchestra, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Prom Com- mittee, Swing Show Planning Committee, Homeroom Ot- ticer, Student Council, Secretary, Orientation Committee, Citizenship Committee, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Olym- piad Club, Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Contest, First Place, State Student Council Convention, D A R Good Citizenship Award. ROBBINS, WILLIAM, Swing Show Cast, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Citizenship Committee, Social Committee, O 8. B Exchange Editor, Hawkeye Boys' State, Football, Wrestling, Track. ROBERTS, AARON, Swing Show Cast, Football, Wrestling, Track. RISSER ROBBINS REEDY REGENOLD RICKHOFF ROBERTS ROBINSON ROETHLER ROLOFF SANDERS SAUL SCHEEL ROBINSON, WILLIAM CARL, Band, Football, Baseball. ROETHLER, PAUL J., Swing Show Cast, Senior Council, Foot- ball, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Troian Club. ROLOFF, KAREN MARIE, Nativity, Orchestra. ROWELL, SHARON KAYE, Orchestra, Senior Picture Repre- sentative. ROSENKRANS, GARY W., Swing Show Cast, Junior, Senior Council, Football, Wrestling, Art Club, President, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Publicity and Promo- tions Committee. SANDERS, BETTY LOU, Swing Show Crew, Art Club. SAUL, FRED SCHEEL, THOMAS KENT, Basketball, Baseball, Homecoming Committee. SCHLACHTENHAUFEN, HAROLD DAVID, Band, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball. SCHMIDT, JO ANN, Swing Show Cast, Modern Dance ln- structor, Nativity, O 8. B Reporter, Columnist, High Society Reporter, Troian Staff, Wooden Horse, Orchestra, A Choir, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Olympiad Club, Swing Show Planning Committee, S SCHMIDT SCHNEIDER SCHOENHARD SCHROEDER G. SCHULER J. SCHULER ROWELL ROSENKRANS SCHLACHTENHAUFEN J. SCHMIDT Auditorium Committee, Homecoming Committee, Co-Chair- man: Y-Teens. SCHMIDT, SANDRA SUE, Library Science Club, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, O 8- B Typist, Ad Solicitor, Citizenship Committee, Sophomore Cheerleader, Pep Club, Olympiad Club, Usher, Camera Club, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. SCHNEIDER, TERRY, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, 0 8. B Re- porter, Troian Staff, A Choir, Male Chorus, Sophomore Council, President, Junior, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Publicity and Promo- tions Committee, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Troian Club. SCHOENHARD, JANIS, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Usher, Library Council Alternate. SCHROEDER, STANLEY G., Nativity, A Choir, Senior Class President, Homeroom Officer, Football, Basketball, Baseball. SCHULER, GARY, Swing Show Crew. SCHULER, JAMES R., Swing Show Crew, Sophomore Coun- cil, Football, Track. CQa9so g Conquering Challenges SCHULER, LARRY, Swing Show, A Choir, Male Chorus, Bas- ketball, Baseball. SCHULTZ, LUETTE, Nativity, Troian Staff, Senior Editor, Senior Picture Representative, A Choir. SCHUTTE, TERRY, Swing Show Crew, Play Crew, Tennis, Male Chorus, Nativity Crew. SCOTT, BRUCE, Male Chorus, A Choir. SCOVEL, DIXIE L., Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir. SCRIBNER, SANDRA LEE, Swing Show Crew. SHADLE, JAMES RICHARD, Swing Show Crew. SHEPARD, ELLEN, Mrs. McThing, Boy on the Meadow, Teach Me How to Cry, Ring Around Elizabeth, Our Town Casts, Play Crew, A Choir, Nativity, Small Vocal Group, Swing Show Cast, Orchestra, Small Orchestra Group, Auditorium Committee, Thespians, 1957 Christmas Card Design. SHEPARD SHADLE SPIEGEL STEVENSON L. SCHULER SCHULTZ SCHUTTE SCOTT SCOVEL SCRIBNER SIGLER, KATHERINE E., Library Science Club, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Sophomore Council, Pep Club, Usher, Cam- era Club. SMITH, DEANNA L., Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer, Public- ity and Promotions Committee, Pep Club. SMITH, MARLENE KAY, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 3. B Reporter, Copy Editor, Troian Staff, Sports Editor, Wooden Horse, Business Manager, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Student Council, Citizenship Committee, Quill and Scroll, Olympiad Club. SPIEGEL, KENT W., Wrestling, Baseball, Tennis. STEVENSON, RUTH E., Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Pep Club. ' ST. JOHN, BARBARA, Band, Swing Show Crew. STOCKS, JUDITH ANN SIGLER D. SMITH M. SMITH ST. JOHN J. STOCKS TROST TROUT Seniors Set Goals E i l STOCKS STONE SUITER TEISINGER H. THOMAS O. THOMAS STOCKS, SHIRLEY ANN, Library Science Club. STONE, CONSTANCE MARIE, Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Prom Committee, Orientation Committee, Art Club, Camera Club. SUITER, DAVID HAROLD, Wrestling, Baseball, August Grad- uate. TEISINGER, MARGARET, Cheerleader, Captain, Band, Secre- tary, Treasurer, Swing Show Cast, Student Council Alter- nate, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Science Club, Olympiad Club, Auditorium Committee, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Small Band Group, Orchestra, Pep Club, O 8. B Staff, Quill and Scroll, Nativity, Y-Teens, Home- room Officer, Troian Staff, Sigma Delta Chi Contest, Hon- orable Mention, Northeast Iowa Science Fair, Class A Ma- terial Award. THOMAS, HOWARD THOMAS, OREN, Swing Show Cast, Wrestling, Trojan Club. THOMPSON, BEVERLY, Swing Show Crew, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Nativity. THOMPSON, SHARLENE RAE, Swing Show Crew, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Usher, Pep Club. THOMPSON, SHARON KAE, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Sophomore Council, Pep Club. TOMSON, ROYCE G., Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Band, Truian Staff, Business Manager, Prom Com- mittee, Homecoming Committee, Citizenship Committee, Stu- dent Council, Science Club, Pep Club. TREADWAY, DOROTHY LEE, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Small Vocal Group. TROST, .ION W., Homeroom Officer, Student Council Repre- sentative, Homecoming Committee, Citizenship Committee, Basketball, Co-Captain, All State, Bix Six, Track, Pep Club, Troian Club, Prom Committee. TROUT, MARLYN, Football, Manager, Baseball. TROYER, KEITH, Swing Show Crew, Male Chorus, Basket- ball, Baseball. TWEDT, BETTY LEONE, Swing Show Crew, Camera Club, Pep Club. URBAN, GARY LEE, O 8. B Reporter, Camera Club, Quill and Scroll, Troian Club, Senior Picture Representative, Golf, Americanism Contest, First Place, City. B THOMPSON S. R. THOMPSON S. K. THOMPSON TOMSON TREADWAY TROYER TWEDT URBAN CQQQQO 8 VANDERBILT VAN GUNDY L. WAGNER R. WAGNER WALTON WASKOW VANDERBILT, DAVID, Swing Show Cast, Male Chorus, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee, Driver Train- ing Instructor. VAN GUNDY, DIANA LEA, Swing Show Crew, Band, Usher. WAGNER, LARRY, Swing Show Cast, Band, Homeroom Of- ficer, Tennis, Track, Pep Club. WAGNER, ROBERT WALTON, CHARLENE MAE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Band, Treasurer, Secretary, Small Band Group, Orchestra, O B B Reporter, Junior Council, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Prom Committee, Student Council, Treasurer, Social Committee, Olympiad Club Treasurer, Swing Show Planning Committee, I A S C Convention, Tallcorn Music Festival. WASKOW, JACK, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Vice- President, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Homeroom Officer, Student Council Al- ternate. WEISENBERGER, SHARON, 0 8- B Typist, Wooden Horse, Typist, Troian Staff, Typist, Nativity, Usher. WENTE, SHIRLEY WESTEMEIER, BEVERLY PAULINE, Band. WHITE, DONNA, Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom Commit- tee, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Pep Club, Usher. WILLARD, SUZANNE MARIE, Olympiad Club. WINKEY, SHARON KAY, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, O 8- B Reporter, Ad Solicitor, Troian Staff, Camera Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Olympiad Club. WIRTJES, VERNON LOWELL, Swing Show Crew. WOLFGRAM, LAVONNE, Nativity, Girls' Choir, Sophomore Council, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Usher. WONG, HARRY, Library Council, August Graduate. WONG, SHERMAN NOT PICTURED BARUTH, LEE . . . HERMAN, CLAYTON . . . HOOSMAN, JAMES . . . JAMIESON, PAUL DOUGLAS, August Graduate . . . MILLER, WILLIAM . . . MORRIS, JEROME, January Grad- uate . . . SMITH, FRANK ALPHANSE . . . SMITH, OBBIE, August Graduate . . . SMITH, SAMUEL , . . TIELEBEIN, ALFRED L., Armed Forces Graduate . . . WEBSTER, FRED WEISENBERGER WENTE WESTEMEIER WHITE WILLARD WINKEY WIRTJES WOLFGRAM H. WONG S. WONG SMALL - Enough to Know You! LARGE - Enough to Serve You! STRONG -Enough to Protect You! Dean Kelsen, president of East High band, examines one of the fine instruments demon- The Bunk that has served Wmerloo con S1't'Of6Cl Cl'tClI'leS tinuously since 1902. 'LU'.Q.'l 'E'R'l..nUD S.Fl.'V'l'N'E S EHNK Member-Federal Reserve System and Federal I C C O R Deposit Insurance Corporation West Park and Washington Phone AD 3-8435 Home of ONE-STOP Banking 'Er 7 ag ' e' 7 X o REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric Servant , . For Plenty of Here are lust CI few of the many students who power purchase the wholesome Walnut Dairy products every day in the cafeteria. For Better Living Iowa ublic Service Company Sll.,e.lRYPh.ll.ell,l3l205 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Waterloo 1424 Burton Avenue Phone AD 4-5622 John Denny, one of the instructors of driver ed- ucation, stands beside the 1958 Oldsmobile used for driver training. Sltriwr Carlillar-Ulfls CU. Pat Gunnell, East High senior, finds the new style flattering as she tries on a modified chemise in Black's ready-to-wear department. 9 Black S East 4th and Sycamore Phone AD 4-6621 +3-,,,, lil, W- f- - , ,,- - fair x iy,oi , iff-E f-A+-, ' mu y i f 'W 4's' fx- - , QKFUW L 11-4 5 A A-7Il . ' L ., ll --ee' rcs, fgtq - Make This Your Savings Headquarters Current Dividend Rate SWZ Qper annumj Where Your Savings Are Insured to Sl 0,000.00 Home fafvinq: and l.oAN ASSOCIATION 303 WGS? 5fh Sffeef Plwne AD 4-7509 420 West 4th Street Dial: ADams 4-5523 Elizabeth McMaster examines one of the beauti- ful cedar chests on display. Hurwich Furniture Company, Inc. 500 Lafayette Street Phone AD 4-5581 Students prepare to leave for another instruction drive in the new 1958 Pontiac. I , I Bill s Pontiac Inc. 425 Franklin Street Phone AD 4-5593 Gene Lehman, one of Larry's expert clothes coun- selors, helps Jon Trost select a sharp graduation suit at Larry's Clothes. Men Boys larry's Clothes Shop 310 East 4th Street Phone AD 4-9976 When it comes to banking it pays to bank on.. . PEUPLES BANKS Sf TRUST COMPANY WEST 4th s-r. AND coivnviERciAi. WATERLOO, rowA MEMBER FDlC New Hi-Fi lounge pictured. Largest display and selection of Hi-Fi in Iowa. DO A 'SOUNDH BUSINESS WITH JENNEY CO Hinson O SEAT COVERS I CUSHIONS O TRACTOR HEATERS AND UMBRELLAS O CAMERA GADGET BAGS I HUNTING COATS O GOLF BAGS See them at your Hinson dealer For that finest of graduation gifts 5:51005 Wwekas DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Watch Repairing cl Specialty 512 Sycamore Street Phone AD 2-7502 Beets Dotson, recipient ot East's Most Valuable Athlete award, looks over some of Cratt-Coch- ran's fine athletic equipment with Bill Wood. eralt - eochrcm Athletic Goods Company 307 West Fourth Street Phone AD 3-0243 ERIIII.. Gig Leaving Your Car at I M P Q Thv NATIONAL HANK UI' WATERLOO Provides New, Improved Banking Facilities . .. Three Drive-in Windows and Adjacent Parking Lot 110 East Park Avenue Phone AD 3-3531 Glatmom' h. e n S In Wood - Steel- or the New AII FORMICA Cabinets Featuring Built-in STOVES I REFRIGERATORS 0 FREEZERS DISHWASHERS C DISPOSALS O HOODS Let us plan and design your kitchen without cost or obligation. FREE ESTIMATES . . . EASY TERMS KITCHEN REMODELING . . . FLOOR TO WALL YOU CALL. . .WE DO IT ALL PauIsen's Kitchen Center 'I83 West Fifth Street Phone AD 4-6008 Cleaning For Particular People Citywide Pick-up and Delivery Four Hour Service When Needed WaterIoo's Friendliest Service 211 West 18th Street Phone AD 4-4429 Perfectly Pasteurized Dairy Prod ucts Gannon mmm Phone AD 3-8443 Waterloo, Iowa HummeI's Luncheonette GOOD FOOD O STEAKS I 0 CHOPS O SHORT ORDERS O OPEN EVENINGS 301 West 4th Street Phone AD 2-5159 rw gawk ,, Q 1 . . N - fr x ., -r . W' 9.4 . , , it . l . f . x .1 awe Harold Herman and James Black, two East High School students, are ready to wait on customers who shop at Bradfielcl's. BRADFIELD'S Jack and Jill Evansdule 3760 Lafayette Rd. Phone AD 2-3825 Here are the employees ready to serve you at Morris Hardware. Front Row: Paul Bradfield, Mona Wait, Ronnie Holder, Linn Nelson. Back Row: R. E. Morris, Hank Wait, Jim Morris. R. E. Morris Hardware Co. Evansdale 841 Central Avenue Phone AD 3-8449 Home Loans That Achieve Ownership I DRIVE-UP TELLER WINDOW O CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR I FRIENDLY SERVICE Each Account Insured up to 510,000.00 Peoples Mutual Savings and Loan 323 West 4th Street Phone AD 3-5213 fn Ii U J F yyp' ' 4 1- .V wx 4 V fx ll 5lWfb7v7l 9 fy 1. fqjy Qf x dfilfiw 124 l j W wzeiff fifgf if V, 15 ,. JJ 1, Qgnogam glufognaphs ' II , 0 a filly fb ,jf K 11 Og JZ JZ . xW. L ' 7 , W 4 ' . 'L Z Ill N W Af ,wXNXM ',1' L I 7 ' yJ1JJ H ,si W K 2 . M X ,pf Bw-.,f' 1 . Zh' vu --will dQ'Um '? 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