East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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lt's our school where we learn to live in the Space Age. We learn not only by studying, but also by participating in activities that will make us more active citizens who will have a concern for our community. Elcina Ackerman, editor . . . Royce Tomson, business manager . . . Alan Bowman, circulation manager . . . Frank Smith, art editor . . . Sara Cool and Marilyn Fremont, section editors . . . Elizabeth McMaster and Luette Schultz, senior section editors . . . Sora Cool and Nada Faust, iunior section editors . . . Karen .Lohnson and Pat Petty, sophomore section editors . . . 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

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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.