East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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-.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.

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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

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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.