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I We Think crecxfively I We mirror The mczsfers O We revere TrodiTion 7a Me 79754564 of 'feng Here vviThin holls ThoT reflect The ocTiviTies ond occornplishmerns of oTher school yeors, we leave The indelible record of our pursuits wvvin- ners in The ScholosTic ArT compeTiTion, TincnlisTs in The Nmionol Meri? Scholarship program, Trophy winners in bosketbdll ond wresTling ond oword winners in English ond iournolism. This hos been 0 yeor in which stondcirds of excellence have been seT - sfondords To be pursued ond excelled by Eosfonions of The fufure. 'Wx ga in 'iv We Dedicate Fred 1. Miller Gymnasium STudenT coproins Tor The Fred J. Miller NighT TickeT soles nneeT The honoree QT The door of The gymnosiurn which beers his norrne. They include Connie Reynolds, KcrThy McElroy, Pciuio DeBerg, Kerry Gordon ond Merry MundT. Represenrotives of The 28 classes who groduoTed under The prinn cipolship of The Ic1Te Fred J. Miller form C1 semicircle around Mr. ond Mrs. Miller ond mclsfer of ceremonies Byron Gosden. s I i ELQQF' ' X 9 3' we um SUPERINTENDENT JACK M. LOGAN PRLNCIPAL CHARLES L. HOFFMAN ?fzaa:Jddag .feadewdqe BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: Chories H. Doiton, Mrs. H, W. Relwdery Stewart R. Seidler, president, Dr, Curl Hortsortg Sidney Thomas. ff' X. Back Row: Dr. Rolph Austermiller, director ot L H. M. J TT O .T T Th I curriculum ond instruction, Gordon Spryg Jack M, 9 ' '55 emma 9 VSWQEV, SGCIGOYY O e prmcipcz LOQGW Superimendemi Thomgs HEY? E' A' RGL5' Right: Miss Lorroirte Rose, secretory to the superintendent fOl'1, SSCTSTOTY. -.cm'?.f-' LvlV5r!J Ss! Dintlilldnldllllli LAWRENCE GARLOCK EDNA LENlCEK Vice-Principal, Boys' Advisor. Student Council Advisor, Coordinator of Activities, Girls' Advisor Ealing kfzaagd Womded First Row: MURRAY WIER: American History, Athletic Director, Troian Club, Basketball Coach. MARJORIE LAUBSCHER: World History, Citizenship Com- mittee Sponsor. MARGUERITE BLOUGH: Journalism, l-lead ot the English Department, Orange and Black Advisor, Troiun, Wooden Horse, Quill and Scroll. defcla Second Row: JOSEPH DOYLE: World History, Counselor, Tennis Coach, Sophomore Football Coach. JAMES L. GORDON: East High Band, Swing Band, Pep Bond, Marching Bond, Orange Girl Director. GEORGE LEEBL: General Metals, Vocational Mathematics, Trade and Industry Co-op, Construction Activities for Home- coming, Nativity, Swing Show and Prom. RALPH LE MOINE: Clerical Office Practice, Typing, High School Business Manager, Business Department Head. I ,gum rx g. A i .. . wr , 8 tri fi y fx Xi ,. rg- ,uv First Row, above: RICHARD MEYERHOFF: Driver Education. FLORENCE BLACK: English, Orientation Committee Spon- sor, Class Rings and Pins. CAROL ANN ELBERT: typing. ALLEN FRERICHS: American History, English: Publicity and Promotions Committee Sponsor. Second Row: FRANK STARR: Chemistry, Physics: Science Club Sponsor. JOHN DENNY: Driver Education. HUGH S. LOGAN: Wood Shop, Vocational Wood Shop. First Row, below: LORNA ROLLAG lMrs.l: Typing. ERMA PRIZLER: French, Spanish, English, Olympiad Club, DON HANSON: World History, Head Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. DONALD C. RATHE: American History, American Trends, Second Row: ROBERT CROWLEY: Vocational Metals. ROBERT C. REEVES: Orchestra, String Choir. LILLIAN M. ENLOW: Library Science, Library Council Spon- SCT. B. J. MATHI5: English, Speech: Drarnatics, Speech Contests. V in ww 901 . 3 l - ' 'Q ,,., W ' ., y.y y A N X ,je New ' S' 1 'Q '11- First Row, above: VELMA OLDER: Biology. LONEY MEYER IMrs.I: Released Time Religious Education. AUGUST J. LUKES: Bookkeeping, Business Low. ESTHER A. OLESON: Art, Art Club Sponsor, Homecoming Committee. Second Row: DONALD L. DAVIDSON: Shorthand, Secretarial Office Prac- tice, Social Committee Sponsor, Golf Coach. HELEN KNOCHE: Office, Distributive Sales Education, Nurse Aide Co-op, Retailing Class. RUSSELL STARR: Mechanical Drawing. CALVIN C. RAMSEY: PrintShop, First Row, below: EDNA MAY RITTENHOUSE: English, Ushers, Senior Spon- sors Chairman. HARRIET HACKBARTH IMrs.I: Home Economics, Publicity and Promotions Committee Sponsor. EVELYN HOLST IMrs.I: Homemaking, Social Committee Sponsor. WILLIAM F. LOVE: Biology, Geometry, Physical Science, Science Club Sponsor. Second Row: WILLIAM J. WATERS: Geometry, Alebra III, College Alge- bra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Baseball Coach, JUNE KONNO iMrs.i: Sophomore English. MARJORIE SAEGER iMrs.l: English, Y Teens Sponsor. MARK J. FLANDERS: American History, Visual Education Director, Camera Club Sponsor. 'K' 5 'Nl-ew Left: MRS. VIVIAN ARTUS: Attendance Secre- tary. Right: MRS. JUANITA LININGER: School Nurse. 1... I Principal Charles L. Hoffman presides at a fac- ulty meeting, where discussion centers on new methods teachers may employ to encourage a student to work to capacity. Edalfeagdag Sdcwleata 7a Excel First Row: DAVE NATVIG: Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Consum- er Education, Typing, Wrestling Coach, Sophomore Baseball Coach, Pep Club Sponsor. KENNETH KETCHAM: Boys' Physical Education, Sophomore Football and Basketball Coach, Student Teacher Supervisor. ELEANOR KETCHAM lMrs.i: English, Auditorium Committee. MARIE CAMPBELL: English, Latin, Olympiad Club Sponsor. Second Row: TONY GUZOWSKI: Study Hall Supervisor, Football Coach, Track and Wrestling Assistant Coach. JANE PALMER lMrs.i: Girls' Physical Education. LUCY HAYES lMrs.i: Girls' Physical Education, Lifesaving. HAROLD H. WEBER: Choir, Nativity, Pops Concert, Swing Show. SENIOR OFFICERS Sara Cool, treasurer, Dan Sruempfig, president, Bill Sfraka, vice-president, Barbara Fowlkes, secreiary. TOP TEN Fron? Row: son, Caryl Judy Zuber, Second Row Barber, Dick Mary Hulcliins, Sterling Nel- Slauglwrer, Barbara Bennelf, Ann Waliers. Dan Sruempiig, Kenneilw Kinzler, Tim Larson, Not Piclured: Jim Cook. eadaw ffdacmce SENIOR COUNCIL Fronf Row: Judy Hillman, Sue Padgef, Barbara Bennen, Dave Donaldson, Karen Smith, Second Row: Gilbert Foster, Vern Freeland, Gary Elefsrud, Bob Betrle, Bill laylin. Third Row: Bob Bingham, Linda Spragle, Con- nie Deecls, Mary Foster, Connie Beaumasfer. 'facaczzal pezfeatdaa .fx 5 ADAMS, EARLYNE, O 8. B Staff, Swing Show Crew, Prom Committee, Girls' Choir, Girls' Chorus. ADIX, MARILYN A., Nativity, Editor-in-Chief of Orange and Black, Band, A Choir, L'Allegro, Prom Decoration Commitee, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Orien- tation Committee, Ouill and Scroll, Olympiad. ALLEN, DONALD GENE, Our Town Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Play Crew, Science Club, Swing Show Crew, Olympiad. ALLEN, ROSIE M., Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Na- tivity, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Usher, Y-Teen, Girls' Choir, Prom Committee. ALLISON, PATTY LEE, H. R. Secretary, Science Club, Olym- piod. ANDERSON, ALFRED LEE, Swing Show Cast, A Choir, Male Chorus, Wrestling, Track, Nativity, ANDERSON, SALLY JO, Girls' Choir, Swing Show Crew. ANDERSON, ULESEE, Track, Football, Male Chorus. ANDREASSEN, RUSSELL FRED, Band, H, R. Officer, ASCHENBRENNER, JACK L., Play Crew, Activity Night. ADAMS ADIX D. ALLEN R, ALLEN ALLISON A. ANDERSON ASCHENBRENNER, MARY JANE, Swing Show Crew, Nalivi- ty, O 8. B Staff, Girls' Choir, Student Council, Student Coun- cil Committee. BAHL, RITA MAE, usher. BAKER, KENNETH ALLEN, Male chorus. BAKER, LINDA LEE, Library Council, Swing Show Cast, Na- tivity, Trojan Staff, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Prom King and Queen, Dec- oration, Clean-up Committee, H. R, Officer, Student Coun- cil, Homecoming Committee, Publicity and Promotions Com- mittee, Usher, Y-Teen, Pep Club, Olympiad, Precision Marching Team. BARBER, KENNETH FRANK, Our Town Cast, Sabrina Fair Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Northeast Iowa Science Fair, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Band, Vice President, Junior Class President, Student Council, President, Audi- torium Committee, Thespians, Olympiad, President, Hawk- eye Boys' State, Merit Scholarship Finalist. BARTLETT, KAREN LEE, Band, Junior Council, Prom Com- mittee, Student Council, Auditorium Committee, Usher, Pep Club. S. ANDERSON U. ANDERSON ANDREASSEN J. ASCHENBRENNER M. ASCHENBRENNFP BAHL K. BAKER L. BAKER BARBER BARTLETT mmm? endemic! BATES BECKNER BATES, JUDY ELLEN, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council, Social Committee, Student Council, Band, Nativity, Usher. BEARD, GARY DEAN, Not Graduating. BEAUMASTER, CONSTANCE LEE, Social Committee, Y-Teen, Orange Girl, Student Council, Alternate, Senior Council, Al- ternate. BECKNER, RICHARD L., Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, N:- tivity Crew. BECKWITH, WILLA JEAN, Band, Swing Show Cast, BEENER, RICHARD CRAIG, Football, Tennis. BENJAMIN, PHYLLIS ANN, Nativity. BENNETT, BARBARA JANE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Senior Council, Student Council, Auditorium Commit- tee, Olympiad, American Legion Essay Contest, L'Allegro, Small Vocal Group, Transferred to Utah. BETTLE, ROBERT WAYNE, Swing Show Cast, '59 Troian BENJAMlN BENNETT BETTLE BINGHAM BISHOP BLACK BEARD BEAUMASTER BECKWITH BEENER Circulation Manager, Band, Orchestra, Small Instrumental Group, Pep Band, Sophomore, Senior Council, Prom Com- mittee, H, R, Officer, Student Council, Alternate, Golf, Sci- ence Club, Olympiad, Auditorium Committee. BIGELOW, LAWRENCE ORA BILLINGTON, GENE, Wrestling, Tennis, Not Graduating. BINGHAM, ROBERT G., Swing Show Cast and Crew, Nu- tivity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Boys' Quartet, Senior Council, Football, Baseball, Trojan Club, Sophomore Basketball, Choir Council. BISHOP, RICHARD H. BLACK, JAMES LEROY, Male Chorus. BLONIGAN, GARY LEE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, 0 8. B Staff, Troiun Staff, A Choir, Male Chorus, Student Council, Sophomore Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Football, Track, Tennis, Trojan Club. BODECKER, SHERIDAN KAY, Swing Show Crew, BIGELOW BILLINGTON BLONIGAN BODECKER Deaefapdag Wleczla BOIKE BOLTON BORK BORWIG E. BOWERS S. BOWERS BOIKE, CAROL JEAN, H. R. Officer, Sophomore Cheer- BROWN, JOHN M., Track, Wrestling, Sophomore Chorus, leader. Football, Boys' Choir. BOLTON, KENT R., Band, Orchestra, Pep Band. BROWN, SHERMAN LEWIS, Wrestling, Track. BORK, PHILLIP LEROY, Nat Graduating. BRYANT, CAMILLE J., Swing Show Crew, Girls' Choir, Usher, Nativily. BORWIG, CAROLYN JOYCE, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Student Council, Alternate, H. R. Officer. BUEHNERI JAMES NEH- BOWERS' EUGENE C. BUKATZ, KENT SHERWIN BUSH, ROGER K., H. R. Officer, Basketball, Baseball, Bowsksi SHlRl'EY ANN Olympiad, Tro,an Club, Vice-President, BRINKER, GARY C., Auditorium Committee, Olympiad, BYRD, AARON, Track, Troian Club, Football, Sophomore Basketball, Swing Show Cast. BROWN, BONNIE JEAN, H. R, Officer, Sophomore Council, Cc-Op. CALDWELL, JOANNE M. BRINKER B. BROWN .l. BROWN S. BROWN BRYANT BLJEHNER BUKATZ BUSH BYRD CALDWELL is ?ze,bazdag ,Kaz CAMPBELL CANFIELD CARR CHAPIN CHAPMAN CLARK CAMPBELL, DUANE E., Football, Wrestling, Golf. CANFIELD, JUDY ANN, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Troioin Staff, Band, Sophomore Council, H. R. Officer, Homecoming Committee, Reserve Cheerleader, Y-Teen, Pep Club. CARR, CHAUNCEY BERNARD, Swing Show Cast, Nativity Crew, Male Chorus, Football, Wrestling, Track, Art Club. CHAPIN, JAMES EDWIN, Library Council, O 8- B Staff, Troiun Staff, Prom Committee, H. R. Officer, Student Council, Alternate, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Olympiad. CHAPMAN, LARRY JOSEPH, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Student Council, Football, Track, Olympiad, Troian Club, Junior Council, Vice-President, Prom Committee, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Citizenship Committee, Iowa Hawkeye Boys' State. CLARK, GEORGE RUSSELL, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 81 B Staff, Wooden Horse, Troion Staff, A Choir, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Junior Council, Student Council, Wres- tling, Social Committee. CLEMENT, BEVERLY JEAN, Girls' Chorus. CONLEY, BARBARA KAY, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Planning Committee, Nativity, Wooden Horse, Girls' Chorus, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, H. R. Officer, Prom Decorations Committee, Art Club, Camera Club, Troian Cover Designer, Trojan Mascot Designer, Christmas Card Designer, 1957. COOK, JAMES WILLIAM, Band, Orchestra, Small Instru- mental Group, Junior Council, Student Council, Citizenship Committee, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Camera Club, Science Club, President, Olympiad, Swing Show Cast, Hawkeye Boys' State, The Outstanding Science Club Student, 1959. COOL, SARA SUE, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Planning Committee, Nativity, Troian Staff, Band, Orchestra, Senior Class Officer, Prom Committee, Student Council, Citizenship Committee, Auditorium Committee, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee, Chairman, Varsity Cheerleader, Y-Teen, Pep Club, Olympiad, Officer. COSE, RICHARD EUGENE, Basketball, Tennis. COURTER, DONALD EUGENE, Play Cast, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, H. R. Officer, Student Council, Student Council Committee, Prom Committee. cox, GARY Aizmuiz, Bond. cox, JAMES F., co-op. cRowLsY, noNALn CUNNINGHAM, WALTER LEE, Prom Club, Student Council. Committee, Science CLEMENT CONLEY COOK COOL COURTER G. COX J. COX CROWLEY COSE CUNNINGHAM s. 'y.,. ,- - like ?aL'me ' I 1- . s,. ., U . ' M Z? Lx. , if DALRYMPLE DANA DAVISON DALRYMPLE, DEAN ANTHONY, Wrestling. DANA, AVIS, Swing Show Cost, Orchestra, Small Instru- mental Group. DAVISON, JAMES LAVERN, Band, Orchestra, Library Coun- cil, Student Council, Small instrumental Group, Football, Senior Council, Alternate, Science Club, Swing Show Cast, Pep Band. DAWSON, LEE ERROL, Wrestling, Football. DE BERG, PAULA DIANE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Secretary of Junior Class, Prom Committee, H. R. Officer, Student Coun- cil, Student Council, Secretary, Homecoming Committee, Ori- entation Committee, Varsity Cheerleader, Captain, Pep Club, Precision Marching Team. DEEDS, CONNIE MARIE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8. B Staff, Ad Solicitor, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Band Maior- ette, Orientation Committee, Chairman, Student Council, Y-Teen, Olympiad, Secretary, Pep Club, Precision Marching Team. DERDEN, JAMES H., Swing Show Cast, Baseball. DE VORE, JERRY DEAN DAWSON DE BERG DEEDS DICKINSON, TOM G., Band, Class Council, Sophomore, Wrestling, Science Club. DODD, MARION EDMOND DOMER, VIVIAN MARIE, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Prom Announcements and Invitations Committee. DONALDSON, DAVID M., Auditorium Committee, Troian Staff, Olympiad, Swing Show Cast, Science Club, Tennis, Student Council, Senior Class Council. DOSTAL, MYRTA MARIE, Usher. DRAKE, BEVERLY KAY, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Student Council, Social Committee. EIGHMEY, GEORGE VICTOR, Our Town Cast, Sabrina Fair Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8 B Ad Solicitor, O 8. B Business Manager, A Choir, Male Chorus, Prom Committee, Student Council, Citizenship Committee, Auditorium Committee, Thespians, Officer, Science Club, Olympiad, Swing Show Planning Committee, Junior and Sophomore Council. ELEFSRUD, GARY ALLAN, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Senior Council, Wrestling, Tennis. DERDEN DE VORE DICKINSON DODD DOMER DONALDSON DOSTAL DRAKE EIGHMEY ELEFSRUD ELFBERG EVELAND N. FAUST S. FAUST FELIX ELFBERG, JUDY CLARA, Nativity, O 8. B Staff, Wooden Horse, Band, Junior Council, Senior Council, Student Coun- cil, Olympiad, Troion Staff, Quill and Scroll, Prom Commit- tee, Publicity cmd Promotions Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, High Society Reporter to Courier. EVELAND, JOHN D., O 8- B Staff, Football, Baseball, Prom Committee. FAUST, NADA STUART, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Troian Staff, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, H. R. Officer, Student Council, Alternate, Y- Teen, Pep Club. FAUST, SHIRLEY MAE, Library Science Club, Nativity, O 8 B Staff typist, Girls' Choir, Girls' Chorus, Orientation Com- mittee, H. R. Treasurer, Student Council, Usher. FELIX, CONNIE LEE, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Home- coming Committee, Art Club. FENCL, KEITH ARTHUR, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus. FISHER, MARY LOU, Library Council, Nativity, Prom Com- mittee, H. R. Officer, Usher, Homemaking Award, FLOWERS, MARY ANN, Swing Show Crew, Swing Show Cast, Prom Committee, Library Council, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Art Club, Prom Decoration Committee. FOLKS, BETHEL KAY, Homecoming Committee, Sophomore FISHER FLOWERS B FENCL FOLKS 66444 a 5 Council, Junior Council, Prom Decorations Committee. FOLKS, ETHEL ANN, Nativity, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. FORD, HENRY ELBERT, Swing Show Cast, Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Troian Club, President, Most Valuable Ath- lete. FOSS, SHARON KAY FOSTER, GILBERT R., Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Senior Council, Wrestling, Homecoming Committee, Designer of Homecoming Badge. FOSTER, MARY KAY, Swing Show, Nativity, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council, H. R. Ot- ficer, Usher, Orientation Committee, Homecoming Commit' tee, Prom Committee, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Social Com- mittee. FOWLKES, BARBARA JEAN, Play Crew, Swing Show, Na- tivity, Troian Section Editor, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Homecoming Committee, Co-Chairman, Senior Class Secretary, Student Council Representative, Auditorium Com- mittee, Orange Girl, Usher, H. R. Officer, Y-Teen, Pep Club, Prom Program Committee, Prom King and Queen Committee, Activity Night, Student Council Summer Workshop, Precision Marching Team. FRAZEE, COLEEN MARIE, Usher, Library Science Club, Not Graduating. E. FOLKS FORD FOSS G. FOSTER M. FOSTER FOWLKES FRAZEE 74554604 zceifleace FREELAND, VERNON E., 0 8- B Staff, Band, Senior Coun- cil, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Trojan Club. FRICKSON, FRANCIS M. GARDNER, PAULINE K., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir. GARLING, JAMES A., Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Na- tivity, Band, Thespians. GARRISON, SHIRLEY ANN, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Sophomore Sextet, A Choir, Spiritual Singers- Y-Teen, Pep Club. GIBBONS, THOMAS RAY GLEASON, ARDIS MAE. Girls' Choir, Usher, Library Science Club. GLETTY, ALICE MAE, Nativity, GOODENBOUR, GARY R. FREELAND FRICKSON GARDNER GARLING GARRISON GIBBONS GORDISH, LARRY D., Male Chorus, H. R. Officer. GRAND PRE, JEANNINE A., Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Prom Committee, Usher, Home- coming Committee. GRAVES, PHILLIP MORRIS, Swing Show Cast, Spiritual Singers, Football, Wrestling, Track, Science Club. GREEN, .IEANETTE M., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Prom Committee, Swing Show Crew. GRIFFITH, LEROY EUGENE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Junior Council, Prom Committee, Stu- dent Council, Camera Club, Auditorium Committee, Swing Show, Nominating Committee, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Activity Night. GRIMM, LELAND HOWARD, A Choir, Male Chorus, Track, Trojan Mascot, '59, Not Graduating. GUYER, THOMAS, Transfer from Strawberry Point, Decem- ber, 1958. GLEASON GLETTY GOODENBOUR GORDISH GRAND PRE GRAVES GREEN GRIFFITH GRIMM GUYER Seadaw Shine HALE, KAREN RAE, Usher, Pep Club, Olympiocl, Prom Re- freshment Committee, HAPPEL, BETTY LOU, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Homecom- ing Committee. HARKEN, GARY STEPHEN HARMON, WILLA MAE, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Girls' Choir, Usher, Prom Refreshment Com- mittee, Science Club, Pep Club. HART, ROSE ANN, Librory Council, Usher, Prom Committee. HARTSON, SHARON M., Swing Show Crew, Sociol Commit- tee, Pep Club, Olympiad, Prom Decorations Committee. HAUSMAN, KATHRYN LouELLA, Girls' choir, Pep Club, Nqnviiy. HENDERSON, DONALD DEAN HALE HAPPEL HARKEN I-IARMON HART HARTSON HENRY, JUDITH KAY, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Usher HENTHORN, CAROL ANN HERMAN, HAROLD ROGER, Student Council, Alternote, H R. Officer HESSE, KATHRYN ANN HICKMAN, LINDA JOY, Librory Council, Secretory, Nativ- ity, Prom Refreshment Committee, H, R. Officer, Usher Ccimero Club, Secretory ond Treosurer. HICOK, CAROL IRENE, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir. HILL, LEROY HOMER, Bcxsebcill, Comero Club. HILLMAN, JUDITH ANN, Swing Show Cost, Girls' Chorus Girls' Choir, Senior Council, Homecoming Committee, H. R Officer, Y-Teen, Auditorium Committee, Prom Announce ments ond Invitations Committee, Librory Council. HAUSMAN HENDERSON HENRY HENTHORN HERMAN HESSE HICKMAN HICOK HILL J, HILLMAN 1 S. HILLMAN HINTON I-IOLBROOK HOLTZMAN HOTH I-IUTCHINS HILLMAN, SHARON KAY HINTON, DAVID R., Our Town Cast, Sabrina Fair Cast, Play Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, O 8. B Staff, Soph- omore Council, Auditorium Committee, Sophomore Football, Tennis, Thespians, Officer, Science Club. HOLBROOK, STEVEN THOMAS, Our Town Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Planning Committee, Nativity, O 8 B Staff, Ad Solicitor, Ad Manager, A Choir, Male Chorus, Prom King and Queen Committee, H. R. Of- ficer, Student Council, Vice-President, Representative, Tennis, Science Club, Olympiad, District Student Council Convention, Iowa Hawkeye Boys' State, State Student Council Conven- tion, Math Club, Chairman, Troian, Business Manager. HOLTZMAN, KAY FRANCES, Troian Staff, Band, Social Committee. HOTH, JOAN, Prom Committee, Olympiad. HUTCHINS, MARY LOUISE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8 B Staff, Reporter, Columnist, Girls' Chorus, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Spiritual Singers, Prom Committee, Student Council, Alternate, Citizenship Committee, Co-Chairman, Y-Teen, Quill and Scroll, Olympiad, State Winner of Elks' Oratorical Contest, 1958. IVES, GERALD NELSON JANES, PATTY LOU, Library Council, Junior Council, Alter- nate, Pep Club, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Prom Committee, H. R. Officer, Student Council, Alternate, Auditorium Com- mittee, Usher, Y-Teen, Vice-President. JOHNSON, RICHARD CHARLES JOHNSTON, LEROY ALAN, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, Band, Team Manager, Wrestling, JUDAS, CAROLYN SUE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Trojan Staff, Senior Section Editor, Girls' Choir, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, A Choir, Prom Invitation Committee, Student Coun- cil, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee, Varsity Cheerleader, Usher, Y-Teen, Pep Club, Swing Show Nomi- nating Committee, Precision Marching Team, Activity Night. KAMMERDINER, ELEANOR L., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Usher. KEITH, MICHAEL RICHARD KEMMERER, JEANEENE B., Ring Around Elizabeth Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, H. R. Of- ficer, Usher, Prom Program Committee. KERR, ROBERT L. KINGSBURY, RICHARD LEE, Swing Show Cast, Male Chorus, H, R. Officer, Football, Tennis. IVES JANES JOHNSON JOHNSTON JUDAS KAMMERDINER KEITH KEMMERER KERR KINGSBURY acem! an atwctcea Edcwaea zecufe dafkngea KINZLER, RICHARD A., Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8. B Staff, Photographer, '59 Troian, Edie tor, Photographer, Orchestra, President, String Ensemble, A Choir, Accompanist, Vice4President, Male Chorus, Accom- panist, Boys' Quartet, Prom Program Committee, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Homecoming Committee, Co-Chairman, Camera Club, Science Club, Olym- piad, Brotherhood Week Representative, N. C. T. E. English Award Winner, Activity Night, Lounge Furniture Committee, Swing Show Nominating Committee, '58 Christmas Card Designer. KIRKPATRICK, DICK A., swing show cw, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, H. R. Officer, Football, Basketball, Track. KOHRS, CHARLES F. KORTE, GARY JENE, Baseball. KOTTMAN, ROGER D., H. R. Officer, Swing Show Crew. KRAFT, PAUL E., January Graduate. KRUEGER, JAMES LARRY, O 81 B Sports Editor, Reporter, Winner in Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Contest, '59 Wood- en Horse, Business Manager. LANGAN, KEITH JEROME, Football, Co-Captain, Wrestling, KIRKPATRICK KOHRS KOTTMAN KRAFT Baseball. LARsoN, DALE EUGENE, our Town cost, swing show, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Junior Class Council, Prom Decoration Committee, Homecoming Committee, Basketball, Tennis. LARSON, TIM EDGAR, Student Council, Representative, Baseball, Olympiad. LAYLIN, WILLIAM K., Swing Show Cast, Band, Senior Council, Football, Prom Committee. LETNEY, DONALD G., Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Prom Committee, Football, Trojan Club. LOCKARD, AL H., Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Play Crew, Troicln Staff, Sports Editor, Band, Homecoming Committee, Orientation Committee, Auditorium Committee, Tennis, Swing Show Cast. LOCKHART, BETTY LOU LOFFREDO, LINDA LEE LOONEY, CAROL ANN, Library Council, Our Town Cast, Sabina Fair Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, O 8. B Staff, Troian Staff, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom King and Queen Committee, H. R. Officer, Student Council, Alternate, Y-Teen, Pep Club. KRUEGER LANGAN D. LARSON T. LARSON LAYLIN LETNEY LOCKA RD LOCKHART LOFFREDO LOONEY LOVE LOWDER LYNCH MC KINNEY MC NAMEE MAASS LOVE, CATHY ANN, Library Council, Our Town Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Prom Decoration Committee, Student Council, Representative and Alternate, Auditorium Committee, Social Committee. LOWDER, SHARON KAY, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir. LYNCH, THOMAS ALLAN, Swing Show Cast, Band, Orches- tra, Small Instrumental Group, Student Council, Orientation Committee, Football. MC KINNEY, CHARLOTTE, Science Club. MC NAMEE, VERA L., Band, Usher, Voice of Democracy Contest, i958-i959 School Winner, Swing Show Crew. MAASS, BURRELL MALAISE, IRENE JOANNE MALOY, KATINKA ANN, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Nativity, O 8 B Staff, Columnist, Trojan Staff, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, H. R. Officer, Student Council, Alternate, Orientation Committee, Homecoming Committee, Usher, Camera Club, Y-Teen, Pep 66444 a 5 Club, Precision Marching Team. MANGELS, KEITH WYMAN, Trojan Staff, Band, Prom Com- mittee, Tennis. MANNEL, SHIRLEY JEAN MANROSS, JERRY LEE, Olympiad. MARTIN, WANDA CAROLE, Nativity, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, H. R, Officer, Usher, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee, Pep Club, 0 8- B Typist. MAURER, DENNIS LEE MERRYMAN, JUDITH ELAINE, Library Council, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Sophomore Council, Prom Committee, Usher. MILLER, MARIE ELAINE, Band, Usher, O 8. B Staff, Science Club. MOHLER, GEORGIA ANN, Prom Committee, Usher, Social Committee, Nativity, '59 Troian Staff, Y-Teen, Pep Club. MALAISE MALOY MANGELS MANNEL MANROSS MARTIN MAURER MERRYMAN MILLER MOHLER MOREHEAD MORRISON NEITH K. NELSON R. NELSON S NEISON MOREHEAD, JOYCE MARIE, Nativity, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Choir, Citizenship Committee. MORRISON, AWANDA MAE, Nativity. NEITH, WILLIAM ALLEN NELSON, KENNETH ROBERT NELSON, RICHARD LEE, Football, Wrestling, Track. NELSON, STERLING B., Sabrina Fair Cast, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Wooden Horse, Orchestra, Small Instrumental Group, H, R. Officer, Student Council, Citizenship Commit- tee, Co-Chairman, Olympiad, Band, President, Pep Band. NICHOLS, ROBERT DAVID, Baseball. NOLAN, CATHLEEN MARIE, O 8. B Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Prom Refreshment Committee, Usher, Co-op. gawk et' NORMAN, PAUL VIVRET, Football, Wrestling, Baseball. O'DAY, PATRICIA IRENE OWENS, BONNIE DELIGHT, Swing Show Crew, Nativity Troiom Staff, Girls' Choir, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, A Choir Prom Committee, Usher. PADGET, SUE A., Sophomore Editor of Troian, A Choir. PENCIL, JANET KAY, Library Council, Swing Show Cast Nativity, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Prom Committee, H. R. Of ficer, Usher, Y-Teen, Pep Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus Student Council Representative. PERRY, EVELYN JOYCE, Library Council, Nativity, Girls Choir, A Choir, L'AIIegro Club. PERSSON, JOHN D., Co-op. PESKE, HERBERT LAYTON NICHOLS NOLAN NORMAN O'DAY OVVEN3 PADGET PENCIL PERRY PERSSON PESKE 7m!me4 Wang PETTIT PEYTON PHILLIPS POWER PRETZ PRYMER PETTIT, JANICE ANN REED, RICHARD A., Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Noiivily Crew, H. R. Officer. PEYTON, ROBERT CLAUDE REINARD, CAROLYN JEAN, Noliviiy, Girls' Chorus, Girls' PHILLIPS, CLARA ETTA, Library Council, Swing Show Casf, Choir? A Chow L'AHeg,O? HA R. Office,- Nativiiy, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Girls' Chorus. POWER, CHARLOTTE LEE' Bond? Usher' ROBERTS, BETTY IGETTYI, Band, Social Committee. PRETZ, SHARON KAY, Nofivify, Girls' Choir, Prom Commit, ROBERTS, WINIFRED ANN, Nalivify, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Tee, Usher, Y-Teen, Camera Club, Pep Club. Chow? Prom Commllleei U5l'Ie ? PSP Clvbl PRYMER, WILLIE ANDREW RONDAU, HEIDI, Transfer Sludenl. RANDALL, DIANA KAY, Library Council, Girls' Chorus, ROYER, NANCY CRINIGAN Girls' Choir, Usher. SANSONE, ANGELA, Y-Teen. REED, JAMES, Swing Show Cast, Naiivily, A Choir, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Basketball, SCHMIDT, GEORGE LAVERN, Co-op. RANDALL J. REED R. REED REINARD B. ROBERTS W. ROBERTS RONDAU ROYER SANSONE G. SCHMIDT QQ eau aj Staining R SCHMIDT W. SCHMIDT K SCI-IMUDLACI-I SCOVEL SEGEBARTH SCHMIDT, RONALD, Swing Show Crew, Play Crew. SCHMIDT, WILMA MARIE, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Pep Club, Usher, Y-Teen. SCHMUDLACH, JOAN CAROL, Library Council, Girls' Cho- rus, Girls' Choir, Science Club. SCHMUDLACH, KENNETH SCOVEL, DONNA LYNN, Library Council, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Nativity, Small Vocal Group. SEGEBARTH, JOHN LARRY, Library Council, Pep Band, Olympiad, Science Club, Orchestra. SHAFER, KATHLEEN KAY SHAHAN, DALE LEE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Student Council, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Science Club, Olympiad. SILER, MARVIN P., Football, Basketball, Track. SIZER, JANET F., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Usher, Y-Teen, Pep Club. SHAFER SHAI-IAN SILER A. SMITH D. SMITH J. SMITH J. SCHMUDLACH SLAUGHTER, CARYL ANN EUNICE, Quill and Scroll, Olyrn- piad, Scholastic Art Key, l957, l958, l959, Hallmark Art Award, l959, l.S. T. C. Art Fair Material Award, l957, 1958, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, Swing Show Cov- er Design, l957, Sabrina Fair Cover Design, I958, Thes- pians, Art Club, Trojan Mascot Planning Committee, Chair- man, Publicity and Promotions Committee, Chairman, Stu- dent Council, Homecoming Committee, Girls' Chorus, Play Crew, I957 Troian, Sophomore Co-Editor, O 8. B Ad Solici- tor, Feature Editor, Nativity Light Crew, Swing Show Crew, Our Town Cast, Sabrina Fair Cast, Teach Me How to Cry Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast. SMITH, ARNOLD LLOYD SMITH, DENNIS C. SMITH, JOE E., H. R, Officer, Football, Basketball, Track, Trojan Club. SMITH, KAREN SUE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Troian Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, A Choir, Small Vocal Group, Junior Council, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Sophomore Cheerleader, Y-Teen. SMITH, ROBERT LAMONT, Basketball, Track. SIZER SLAUGHTEI2 K. SMITH R. SMITH Qfmdacufdaa Zuma Ween SMOCK, ARDITH LANE SPEAR, EDWARD GEORGE SPEARS, KAREN SUE, Library Science Club, Prom Commit- tee. SPENCER, BURMA JEANNE, Swing Show Cast, Swing Show Crew, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir. SPRAGLE, LINDA ELAINE, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Usher, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Student Coun- cil, Alternate, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Senior Picture Representative. STAINBROOK, KATHIE DEE, l-l, R. Chairman. STEVICK, RAYMOND ROBERT STINSON, SIMEON M. STOCKS, JACQUALINE MARIE, Swing Show Crew, Usher. STEVICK STINSON STUEMPFIG TANNER SMOCK SPENCER STOCKS TAYLOR SPEAR SPEARS SPRAGLE STAINBROOK STRAKA, WILLIAM RUSSELL, Swing Show Cast, Band, Or- chestra, Junior Council, Student Council, Senior Council, Football, Wrestling, Track, Olympiad, Trojan Club. STREITTMATTER, LESLIE A., O 8. B Ad Solicitor, Trojan Stott, Science Club. STUEMPFIG, DANIEL W., Junior Councal, Senior Class Presi- dent, Prom Committee, Student Council Representative, i958 Swing Show Nominating Committee, Citizenship Committee, Wrestling, Track, Olympiad. TANNER, WILLIAM MURRAY, Swing Show Cast, Band, Or- chestra, Football, Baseball. TAYLOR, BETTY LEE, January Graduate. TEETER, FREDERICK D., Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Ten- nis, Science Club. THOMPSON, JILL ROWENE, Nativity, Homecoming Commit- tee. STRAKA TEETER STREITTMATTER THOMPSON WALENTINY THOMSEN THORP TODD TRASK TRIPLETT TROST THOMSEN, JACK MICHAEL THORP, KENDRICK GENE TODD, WINIFRED LEE, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, U 8. B Staff, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Citizenship Committee, Y-Teen, Pep Club, Olympiad, Prom Committee. TRASK, JAMES FRANKLIN, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Band, Orchestra, Tennis, Small Instrumental Group, Student Council Committee, Prom Committee. TRIPLETT, RUTHIE LEE, Play Crew, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Usher, Science Club, Swing Show Crew, Prom Committee. TROST, SANDRA KAY, Library Council, Vice-President, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Orange Girl, Troian Staff, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Junior Class Treas- urer, H. R. Officer, Auditorium Committee, Usher, Y-Teen, Officer, Pep Club, Officer, Olympiad, Student Council Treas- urer, Prom Committee. TROUT, ELVIN LEE, Student Council, Alternate, Sophomore Football Manager. TYSON, JANICE LEE, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Choir, Prom Corn- mittee, Usher. gegimadag VENTER, CRAIG STUART, Male Chorus, Sophomore Council, H. R, Officer. VOELSCHOW, GERTRUDE LYNN, Nativity, Band, Usher, So- cial Committee, Library Science Club. WADDLE, PAULINE MAREE, Usher. WALENTINY, BARBARA ANN, Nativity, Girls' Chorus, A Choir, Student Council, H. R. Officer, Homecoming Commit, tee, Social Committee, Pep Club, Auditorium Committee, L'Allegro Club. WALLS, KATHERINE ELLEN, Library Science Club, Swing Show Crew, Science Club. WALTERS, ANN HELENE, Sabrina Fair Cast, Arsenic and Old Luce Cast, Play Crew, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, Wooden Horse, Orange Girl, A Choir, Orchestra, Small Vocal Group, Social Committee, Orientation Committee, Homecoming Committee, Thespians, Olympiad, Vice-Presb dent, County Voice of Democracy Winner. WEBSTER, CHARLES, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Mole Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Junior Council, Homecom- ing Committee. WEST, GARY PAUI., Sophomore Mixed Chorus. TROUT TYSON VENTER VOELSCHOW WADDELL WALLS WALTERS WEBSTER G. WEST :gamma--Z4 WEST, RONALD LEE, Basketball, Football, Track, Not Grad- uating. WESTENDORF, EUGENE EDWIN WHITE, PATRICIA ANN, Girls' Chorus, WHITE, RAYMOND WILLIAM, Play Crew, Swing Show Crew, Stage Manager, Band, Nativity Crew, Junior Council, Prom Committee, H, R. Officer, Football, Student Council, Thespians, Vice-President, Science Club, Trojan Club, WILCOX, RICHARD LEE WILDER, JAMES DAVID, Swing Show Cast, Nativity, A Choir, Male Chorus, I-I. R, Officer, Football, Basketball, Track, Olympiad, Trojan Club, Auditorium Committee, Citi- zenship Committee, Student Council. R. WEST WESTENDORF P. WHITE R. WHITE WILCOX WILDER WILLIAMS, MARCIA ANN, Nativity, Girls Chorus, Girls Choir, Usher, Pep Club, Prom Committee. WIRTJES, LEON KAREL WOODWARD, TERRY RAY WORTHAM, SHIRLEY LOUISE, Girls Chorus, Girls' Choir. YOUNGBLUT, JANICE ANN ZUBER, JUDY CAROL, Swing Show Cast, O .8 B Ad Solicitor, Reporter, Olympiad, Orcltes- ff 'rt' -W tra, Small Instrumental Group, Prom Commit- . ,.,,. . ' tee, Publicity and Promotions Committee: Quill and Scroll. M I 'flin I , NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS KENNETH BARBER, cARYL sLAuoHrER, DON ALLEN, STERLING NELSON. WILLIAMS WIRTJES WOODWARD WORTHAM YOUNGBLUT ZUBER 606mg 244,25 e JUNIOR OFFICERS Steve Held, president, Judy Armstrong, secreTaryg Donita Graham, treasurer, and Karen Willhite, vice-president, check on the date for the Junior-Senior Prom. am ,, TOP RANKING JUNIORS LEADING IN A CLASS OF 360 ARE: Firsi Row: Karen Walker, Linda Wilson, Sheryl Busse, Wanda Luberf, Nancy Burke. Second Row: Sharon Hall, Michael Herrian, Kerry Gordon, Mary Miller, Karen Willhire JUNIOR COUNCIL First Row: Nancy Burke, Rilo Lockord, Elsie Pals, Nancy McKee, Jane Donaldson. Second Row: Jim Barman, Gary Gunderson, Delores Ogg, Jon Dirksen, Darrell Oldenburger, Jim Tansey. MR. GARLOCK'S HOMEROOM-JUNIOR First Row: Barbara Jones, Jerry Nolting, Judith Carter, Barbara Miller, Barbara Davis, Deanna Appel, Second Row: Bonnie Sprague, Rose Meythaler, Karen Willhite, Kerry Gordon, Joyce Skatrum, Julene Rubendall, Jerry Carnes. Third Row: Virgie Alexander, Lyle Leeper, Donald Folk, Michael McCabe, Russell Seidler, Gaylen Frazee. Fourth Row: Dennis Moore, George Voyek, Ernrnit l-loosman, Eugene Nolting, Michael Herrian, Ronald Catclwpool. Not Pictured: Barbara Turner, Gary Gunderson, Kathryn Pittman, Ronald Conrad, Frank Finch, Valery Rogers. MISS LAUBSCHER'S HOMEROOM -JUNIOR First Row: Barbara Ricliard, Audrey McDonald, Yvonne Gaudes, Joanne Gordisn, Pete Lawless, Gerald Huber, Thea Streinmatrer, Second Row: Anna Davis, Sandra LaRole, Paula Karnatz, Leia Cryder, Sliarrol Kobriger, Ruth Crow, April Fife, Third Row: Pat Boyd, Dan Tovar, Kent Warneka, Rita Loclcard, Larry Schoer, Ronald Evans, Jerry Ernster, David Cook, Dennis Brown. Fourth Row: Mervin Simmons, Gary Parman, Tom Held, Dick Srahlhut, Gerald Hansen, Gerald Bressen, Richard Madsen, William Bandfield. Not Pictured: Roger Conley. Q if P 55,-Y? f What's the Number? vb .i ' 5 i t x 'W if gli. Delores Ogg, Jean Barron and Carole Sell find the telephone in the new studeni center useful, rn r K Where's My Name? Juniors Elsie Pals, Wanda Lubert, Karen Miller, Judy Armstrong and Virginia Green review programs at the Pop's Concert. MR. MATHIS' HOMEROOM-JUNIOR First Row: Pat Owen, Sheila Eastman, Sanclra Rees, Jim Barman, Rose Ann Mitchell, Roxie Stern, Second Row: Barbara Tilson, Darlene Anton, Carol Breeden, Albert Robinson, Earnestine Moore, Diana Doyle. Third Row: Mary Lou Montgomery, Everett Cherry, Frederick Winning, Larry Ingham, Tony Wahl, Larry Palmer, John Crouse, Sharon Geary. Fourth Row: Darrell DeLapp, Dan Sheridan, Gary Snook, Jim Norris, Dick Bremer, Dennis Gaede, LeRoy Hansen, David Sage. Not Pictured: Jerry Heinz. MISS ELBERT'S HOMEROOM-JUNIOR First Row: Karen Miller, Patricia Kies, Yvonne Hughes, Charlene Norte, Jerilyn Sanford, Betty Case, Floydine Hinrichs. Second Row: Queston Boston, Gerald Ackerman, Verlyn Dolph, Gene Watson, Thomas Norman, Duane Aschbrenner, Bill Thompson, Marlyn Hull. Third Row: Carolyn Anderson, Bonnie Ullrich, Linda Kernmerer, Beverly Hagness, Harry Borwig, Leonard Thill, Aunice Cooper, Mary Prymer, Kathryn Jones. Fourth Row: Martin Ross, James Fuller, Clifford Rudolph, Paul Sipe, James McDonald, Charles Fouts, Donald Catchpool, Ronald Staudinger. Not Pictured: Robert Mullinex. MRS. HACKBARTH'S HOMEROOM -JUNIOR First Row: Jane Anderson, Sharon Roth, Carol Ohler, Verna McDowell, Carolyn Downs, Ramona Shaw, Brenda Houghton, Second Row: Keith Huting, Mike Wente, Larry Roberts, Darrell Olden- burger, Jon Dostal, Larry Christensen, Daisy Brant. Third Row: Juanita Lewis, Mary Lewin, Ted Breitbach, Dick Rimrodt, Stanley Baker, Gary Wolf, Nona Miller, Rose Ann Fouts. Fourth Row: Judy Hamilton, Lavonne Steinkraus, Jerry Holdiman, John Coverdale, George Knoop, Darryl Schake, Barbara Garrison, Verna Thompson, Beverly Charles, MISS OLDER'S HOMEROOM-JUNIOR First Row: Connie Reynolds, Judy Armstrong, Jean Barron, Sharon Hall, Reba Miller, Mary Sanders, Carol Brown. Second Row: Pamela Ingham, Richard Silva, Richard Stanford, Chris- tine Dotson, Tom Gesell, John White, Sharon Lines. Third Row: Lowell McLavey, Ona Jean Moore, Robert Holbrook, Ber- nice Schnurstein, Barbara Coney, Elsie Pals, Patricia Knowler, Fourth Row: David Snyder, Charles Christianson, Eliger Robinson, Jerry Walters, Pat Brogan, Jessie Loveless, Aaron Morgan, Loyd Hansen. Not Pictured: Rodney Heggebo. S Ti if Displaying Talent Junior Steve Held holds the spotlight with his interpretation of Calfskin Calisthen- ics at Pops Concert. Maintain Tradition Two members of Homecoming Committee, Jane Donaldson and Karen Willhite, get ready to hand out homecoming mums. MISS BLACK'S HOMEROOM -JUNIOR First Row: Lester Richter, Nancy McKee, Gary Manross, Beverly Schultz, Bill Rogers, Blanche Adams. Second Row: Judy Corey, Dean Heideman, Lewis Burkett, Dick Cool, Richard Smith, Ronald Lockhart, Gertrude Harrington. Third Row: Donna Beaumont, James Mulick, Jeanne Fagle, Richard Jenney, Robert Vanderbilt, Judy Gruver, Bob Bartz, Karla Petersen. Fourth Row: Robert Slechta, Dick Steffen, Glenn Kuehl, Henry Weis' brod, John Kincaid, John Ackerman, Patrick Murphy. Not Pizturedz Eugene Jacobson, Sharon Fettkether. MR. DAVlDSON'S HOMEROOM-JUNIOR First Row: Carole Sell, Ruth Ann Rosenkrans, Forest Dillavou, Robert Clow, Lee Bertholf, ina Mae Alcorn, Jane Donaldson. Second Row: Steve Held, Fred Hickman, Charles Caltvedt, James Hackett, James Goodson, Alan Johnson, David Ferris, Ronny Pike, Charlene Newlon. Third Row: Wanda Lubert, Linda Kupka, Fred Ritchie, Ronnie Penn, Gerald Phillips, George Nicholas, Sally Janes, Sharon Meinders. Fourth Row: Sharon Thomsen, Larry Wirtjes, Richard Ross, Ted Stone, Eddie Versluis, Richard Schwab, Sheryl Busse, Dorothy Crosier. Not Pictured: Tom Smock. MR. RAMSEY'S HOMEROOM-JUNIOR First Row: Kathryne Collins, lrrna Phillips, Jackie Tretter, Patti Robin- son, Carol Speer, Marilyn Bock, Karen Walker. Second Row: Carole Pond, Karon Johnson, Kent Campbell, Robert Rousselow, Mary Ann Dirksen, Shirley l-lenze, Delores Ogg, Rosalie Silva. Third Row: Harold Wilcox, William Nichols, Stanley Tann, Robert Carman, Dennis Foggy, Blair Zell, Dale Hansen, Freddie Franklin, Richard Meyer. MRS. KONNO'S HOMEROOM - JUNIOR First Row: Chady Coonrod, Leon Marshall, Paula Losee, Jim Bedcird, Ronald Hibben, Karen Pencil. Second Row: Janice Closson, Janice Adams, Jacqueline Fehr, Charles DeWater, Sandra Weisenberger, Barbara Jochum, Karen Kuehl, Third Row: Gary Clements, Gary Riggs, Barbara Good, Pat Petty, Karen Roos, Linda Wilson, Douglas Baurngartner. Fourth Row: Pat Craig, Jim Tansey, Buddy Vaughn, Wayne Neipert, Robert Guetzlaff, Jim Ryan, Jerry Fuller, Roger Albert, Jim Bush. Not Pictured: Roger Jacobson, Connie Janes. Na Home Work? Dick Stahlhuf, Gene Nolting, Russell Seid- ler and Loyd Hansen head for their lockers upon entering the Halls of Troy. Civic Responsibility in Dick Bremer, Karen Meyers, Linda Ericson, Mary Mundt, Karen Hartman, Nancy Burke and Bob Slechta promote Bermuda Day for Unus Rogans, MR. WEBER'S HOMEROOM-JUNIOR First Row: Jeanne Malaise, Linda Robson, Jeanne Sheeley, Mary Steadman, Barbara Patterson, Nancy Burke. Second Row: Betsy Richard, Roberta Bannister, Lela Bean, Mary Mundi, Virginia Green, Sharon Jackson. Third Row: Wilbur Clark, Larry Wilcox, Joe Morris, John Johnson, David McDonald, Augustus Anderson, Marshall Sims. Fourth Row: Tom Strohm, Terry Gilbert, Gerald Schons, Donald Urban, Leonard Hogelucht, Steve lyerson, Gary Cook, Craig Haughton. Not Pictured: Laura Mangus, Heather Esch, Bob Buzzard, Bob Wurtz. MR. NATVIG'S HOMEROOM -JUNIOR First Row: Mariorie Spears, Judy Hololridge, Donita Graham, Pauled Black, Janet Roberts, Sharon Canfield. Second Row: Karen Johnson, Vicki Bettis, Mary Miller, Delinar Walker, Sandra Fisher, Velma Scobee, Lois Hemsath. Third Row: Russell Cobb, Larry Thompson, Duane Albrecht, Karl Haugen, Dale Larnpman, Duane Pohlman, Jon Campbell. Fourth Row: Jim Steffen, Leroy Westemeier, Richard Jacquith, Tom Stone, Jon Dirksen, Bill Perkins, Tom Newman, Jim Lynch, Philip Anderson. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Barbara Edwards, Kathy Buhr, Lynda Armstrong, Kathie McElroy, Judy Geisler, Nancy Nevvlon. SOPHOMORE SEXTET Karen Hartman, Marian Wilson, Barbara Hall, Violet Gloor, Dianne Clements, Joan Burke. 'iCl1eer, cheer for East Waterloo rings out from the 420 sophomores who fill the balcony and the rear of the auditorium. Sa damned Udacaaefz Wea: fake Getting Acquainted -mr MW .-sr ,. ' 'ferirfs Bob Knode, Vic Laughlin, Wayne Cool and Dale Venter study Your Guide to East High' to find their way around. MR. GORDON'S HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Robert Haskin, Dianne Clements, Henry Butler, Mary Kay Beerman, Martha Anderson, Floyd Brown, Paul Bandfield. Scond Row: Karen Kentzelman, Jean Geary, Ardeth Lusthoft, James Gray, Linda Ericson, Mary Lou Fortune, Carol Nelson, Joan Lambert, Betty Cummings. Third Row: Karon Randall, Kermit Robbins, Don St. John, Gene Boer- schel, Robert Jaquith, Ennis Montgomery, Harry Howard. Fourth Row: Shirley Ortman, Lois Hall, Larry Unger, Gerald Weber, Ronald Schmidt, Warren Woods, Sharon Stock, Donna Marsh. Not Pictured: Bette Dielcmann, Viola Hooper. MRS. HOLST'S HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Julia Antrim, Peggy Teisinger, Sandra Troyer, Roberta Maricle, Bernice Moeller, Evelyn Price, Judy Ohrt. Second Row: Richard Clark, James DeWater, Sally Kussart, Nancy Gann, Barbara Hall, Jean Brotton, James Anderson, Carol Walther. Third Row: Charles Butler, Fred Stevick, Hazel Crow, Janice McClure, Barbara Randall, Madonna Hightower, Terry Baker, Mike Schmidt, Sammy Ritter. Fourth Row: Laverne Woock, Douglas Beehner, Bill Love, Jerry Neessen, Lesley Ford, Robert Kemmerer, Bob Elefsrud, George Ryan, Donald Hartson, James Gray. MR. FRERICHS' HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Kay Lange, Carol Reed, Dennis Howe, Sandra Owen, Char- lotte Foster, Judith Newhouse, Mary McCall. Second Row: Dave Lewis, Jerry Hedrick, Joan Westendort, Richard Abbott, Dorothy Robinson, Toni Sansone, Donna Hamilton, Jeanne Clemmensen, Betty Wyatt, Betty Dodd. Third Row: Linda Thompson, Karen Hinrichs, Judy Cameron, Daniel Bowser, Ron Fauser, Donald Schwab, Thomas Phillips, Janet More- head, Katie Cunningham. Fourth Row: Pearl Smith, Adelaide Greenley, Vicki Stokes, Terry Jen- kins, Ronald Anderson, Dale Venter, Robert Kincaid, James Barber, Janice Masters, Larry Buck. Not Pictured: Samuel Genolous. MR. WATERS' HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Dennis Witt, Hattie Treadway, Carolyn Holler, Patty Burke, Peggy Blanchard, Diane Tarbell, Linda Pryor. Second Row: Gary Steensgaard, Kay Goodson, Mary Allen, Terry Har- rison, Gary Murphy, Sheryle Noble, Nancy O'Day, Patricia Ross. Third Row: Wayne Cool, Dale Ricks, Richard Peters, Karolyn Schmidt, Benny Silva, Jeffrey Milligan, Vickie Woellert, Thomas l-leyberger, James Walter. Fourth Row: Gerald Maifeld, Barbara Edwards, David Folks, James Day, Larry Gaede, Roger Linsey, Larry Claassen, Emanuel Kokinos, Michael Beckner. With Uur School S . it my l ' 1 ' J Sara Malay and Terry Baker explain the intricacies of a typewriter to new student Larry Wong. Social Activities Food proved popular to sophs attending their first school party in East High's new student center. MR. LUKES' HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Jerilyn Beaumaster, Judy Kammerman, Gloria Riemcke, Alberta Fleming, Joan Burke, Ronald Munson, Ben Black, Second Row: Janet Rosenkrans, Johnnie Gilson, Judy Brogan, Katie Harris, Mike Chapman, Margie Kohls, Sharon Proctor, Margaret Collins. Third Row: Marian Wilson, Judy Bahlman, Carol Fulks, Sharon Perry, David Wasendorf, Marta Sweerin, Lorraine Hesse, Mary Eastman. Fourth Row: Lonnie Dawson, Bill Leer, Johnnie Gomilla, Farol Tomson, Jim Alexander, Earl Nordbrock, Jerry Hyde, Kenneth Stedman, Ernest Maass. Not Pictured: Jim Wagner, Steve Miller. MR. WlER'S HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Eleanor Fink, Marie Davenport, Kathie McElroy, Connie Niedert, Richard Brockway, Mary Rogers, Richard Vose, Second Row: Violet Gloor, Judy Surrell, Martha Bunker, Bernadine Praska, Susan Hofstadter, Bette Shirer, Lois Reid, Janet Tietel, Sharee Knode. Third Row: Vince Ledesma, Don Griggs, Charles Freeland, Marlys Dufner, Viann Herman, Dave Zwanziger, Jerry Muir, Dennis Miller. Fourth Row: Larry Westemeier, Dave Alcorn, James Spragle, Will Carr, Tam Scarborough, Henry Penning, Dave Williamson, Matthew Austin, Tommy Birden. MR. HANSON'S HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Viola Harms, Karen Staudinger, Geraldine Sue Swartz, Roberta Kay Brockway, Sandra Davis, Sharon Mundt, Barbara Tippey. Second Row: Pamela Hess, Rebecca Chamberlin, Carolyn Azbill, Jean Miller, Lorraine Collins, Judy Niedert, Janis McRoberts, Patricia Bixby, Frances Schaack. Third Row: Barbara Earle, Gary Lee, Edward Voyek, Gary Fremont, John Proctor, Doris Guhlow, Diane Alcorn, Patsy Roney. Fourth Row: Ronnie Penning, Bill Kohl, Dave Goldsmith, Donovan Burke, Ronald Holder, Paul Shuster, Jesse Ellsworth, Dave Kafer, Harry Bassett. MISS LENlCEK'S HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Jeanette Long, Judy Rimrodt, Larry O'Hara, Dave Bur- roughs, Eldridge Hickey, Michael Haley, Joan Brooks, Second Row: Gary Mishler, Judene Blonigan, Karen Hartman, Larry Schmidt, Galen Keegan, Jeannie Hoosman, Larry Bedard, Marilyn Ste-inkraus, Karen Myers, Third Row: Georgena Ford, Sara Malay, Sylvia Miller, James Booth, Paula Puhl, Larry Walters, Caren Wold, Dorothy Blanchard, Fourth Row: Diane Waterman, Sandra Tredwell, Peggy Dean, Bob Baker, Dennis Clark, Ricky Neuman, Dana Anderson, Jane Peterson, Janice Roth. 'Nt' Q Catch Uur Interest Sophs Jim Barber and Farol Tomson man the new popcorn machine. Upper class- men appear to be good customers. Un the Go Buses await loads of excited sophs who will join upper classmen for the first bus trip of the year. u MR. GUZOWSKI'S HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Phillip Caldwell, Ronald Schoonover, Roger Foss, Donna Moore, Barbara Neuendorf, Richard Martin, Judith Geisler. Second Row: JoAnn Otto, Karen Clements, Sheryn Eyestone, Rebecca Belthuis, Kenneth Thompson, Jeanette Hayes, Rogell Vanarsdale, Jane Stocks, Linda Brown. Third Row: Barbara Wortham, Sherry Kay Sanders, Jan Jarosh, Mari- lyn Pfister, Dorothy Hambly, Loris Clark, Harold Barber, Pete Anderson. Fourth Row: Fern Avis, Eugene Westemeier, Larry Dierks, Larry How- ard, Jerry Cunningham, Tom Kerr, Richard Hill, Tom Gray, Barbara Lylcins. Not Pictured: Virginia Robbins. MRS. SAEGER'S HOMEROOM -SOPHOMORE First Row: Beverly Patton, Nancy Huber, Judy Rogers, Gail Shepard, Olivia McDonald, Patricia Glenz, Kathy Danielson. Second Row: Sharon Powers, Susan Volbruck, Juanita Saveraid, Vickier Suhr, Annette Nichols, Mary Jean Adams, Bette Feuerhelm, Helen Jordan. Third Row: Craig Cohea, Robert Herman, Varrel Wilcox, Bruce Buhrow, Willie Mosley, Gene Braniger, Leonard Lawson, Joseph Austin, William Duff. Fourth Row: Robert Knode, Thomas Griffin, David Reichert, Charles Miller, John Sorensen, William Carey, Dennis Zegarac, Wesley Fox, Harold Bigelow. Not Pictured: Thomas Bass, Kathleen Hansen. MISS PRIZLER'S HOMEROOM- SOPHOMORE First Row: Bonnie Jones, Charlotte Damme, Sharon Morgan, Rebecca White, Richard Gibson, Larry Shadle, Mary Thornton. Second Row: Aritonette Fouts, Connie Bettis, Carole Howrey, David Hansel, James McClintock, Victor Laughlin, Nancy Bartz, Hattie Hodges, Judith Younker. Third Row: James Askelson, Guy Ackerman, Douglas Clough, Perry Saul, Mary Fettkether, Vicky Snook, Norene Nicholas, Mary Voelschovv. Fourth Row: Sharon Heinz, Roberta Grietnow, Richard Brimmer, Gar- land Patterson, William Doyle, Stephen Regenold, Donald Meyer, John Knight, Kathryn Buhr. Not Pictured: James Storey. MISS BLOUGH'S HOMEROOM - SOPHOMORE First Row: Vicki Smith, Theresa Vernon, Bruce Stone, Dick Achey, Steve Merrill, Sondra Bradtield, Nancy Newlon. Second Row: Judy Barta, Sue Rees, Connie Gilson, Byron Youngberg, Lynda Armstrong, Nancy Donovan, Douglas Heideman. Third Row: Marie Morgan, Judy Kincaid, Roger Bergmann, Louella Hammond, William Gerstenkorn, Robert Johnston, Kenneth Buehler, Pat Stiles, Fourth Row: Karen Whetstine, L. B. Scott, Tom Thompson, Kendalis Griefnow, Roger Dahl, Grant Ferguson, Don Hirth, Robbie Robinson, Sandra Sauer. Not Pictured: Helen Brown, Ronald McCampbell, Arleta Howery, Tom Pfalzgraf. WQQSFS,-me L., WA, In the Know Q Council representative Roger Dahl keeps his homeroom up-to-date through reading the daily bulletin. E 3 Mfr EXECUTIVE BOARD First Row: Paula DeBerg, Steven Holbrook, Kenneth Barber, Sandra Trost, Second Row: Sara Cool, Barbara Fowlkes, Mary Hutchins, Sterling Nelson, Connie Deeds, Dick Kinzler, Caryl Slaughter. Demanding Deaefapa .lecwlew ' The tirst and third Mondays of each month find our Student Council engrossed in discus' sing school problems and the promotion of East High activities. Through homeroom rep- resentatives, each student's ideas and opinions are carried to these meetings. After the meet- ings the representatives report to their home- rooms the business discussed at the council sessions. On the second Monday of every month a two-hour meeting is held during school time in which the welfare ot East High STUDENT COUNCIL is discussed and in which council projects are evaluated. Under the leadership ot President Kenneth Barber and the advisorship ot Miss Edna Leni- cek, the council scored another successtul year. Sharing the duties ot council leadership with Ken were: Steven Holbrook, vice president, Paula DeBerg, secretory, Sandra Trost, treas- urer, ond the committee choirrnen. First Row: Patty Janes, Judy Armstrong, Sara Cool, Connie Deeds, Sterling Nelson, Caryl Slaughter, Dale Shahan, Becky White. Second Row: Jane Anderson, Betty Case, Karla Petersen, Karen Johnson, Walter Cunningham, Dan Stuemptig, Mary Asch- enbrenner, Steve Held, Carol Speer. az gen 625 01? STudenT Council financed The all-sTudenT program in The gym- nasium where The Danish Gym- nasts captivated The audience wiTh Their precision and dex- Terity. The six standing commitTees of Student Council with The exception of Homecoming Committee meet ThroughouT The year on alTer- nate Monday mornings. The Homecoming CommiTTee discon-Tinues its sessions after The Homecoming festivities. The other commiTtees include: OrienTaTion Committee, Publicity and Promotions CommiTTee, Auditorium Committee, Citizenship Committee and Social Committee. STUDENT COUNCIL One of the most interesting programs spon- sored by The Student Council was The appear- ance of the Danish Gymnasts at an assembly in our new gym. Other activities promoted and sponsored bythe council included AcTiviTy Card Sales, Unus Rogans Drive, The Trojan Sales Campaign and Bundle Days Tor clofhing collections to be given To The Save The Children Federation. First Row: Farol Tomson, MarTha Bunker, Ardeth Lusthoff, Barbara Lykins, Mory Hutchins, Virginia Green, Roger Dahl, Karen Hinrichs. Second Row: Karen Willhite, Linda Wilson, Terry Baker, RiTa Lockard, Barbara Fowlkes, Judy Elfberg, Jeff Milligan, Tim Larson, Dick Kinzler, Jane Peterson. - QQ! The Orientation Committee began functioning in August as Connie Deeds, committee chairman, started the ball rolling by organizing a pre-school picnic for transfer students. t I QeL'L'mg a Knew an H Giving new students a feeling of belonging and acquainting them with East High is the aim of the Orientation Committee. Early in the year the committee gave sophomores and transfers handbooks to help familiarize them- selves with the school. They arranged special auditoriums stressing such things as the im- ORIENTATION COMMITTEE portcince of good study habits and the value of courtesy and good citizenship. Informal parties and introductions to the faculty all aided in bringing about a closer feeling of friendliness between the new students and their teachers and with their classmates. First Row: Katinka Maloy, Marilyn Adix, Connie Deeds, Rita Lockard, Shirley Faust, Nancy McKee, Second Row: Patty Robinson, Ann Walters, Jim Tansey, Al Lockard, Jim McDonald, Bob Slechta, Sara Maloy. ageing au' paued The Publicity and Promotions Committees maior project this year was the creation of our mascot, Triumphant Troianm. Orange girls Sandy Trost and Barbara Fowlkes in- troduced him at a pep rally preceding the East-West football game. Throughout the year the Publicity and Pro- motions Committee, under the chairmanship ot Caryl Slaughter, kept all students posted on Judy Elfberg, Mary Miller and Caryl East High productions and activities. Through Slfvghtef diSFflOYlthe Clever ,Poster en' the co-operation ot art students, they were me Eosl H'9ll 'n the News ' able to have attention-getting posters and at- tractive displays. PUBLICITY AND PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE First Row: Sue Swartz, Lindo Baker, Caryl Slaughter, Carol Speer. Second Row: Judy Zuber, Mary Miller, Kendalis Grietnow, Sharrol Kobriger, Reba Miller, Betty Dodd. Third Row: Judy Elfberg, Mary Mundt, Jim Cook, Farol Tomson, Roger Dahl, Karla Petersen. Zfekamdag fflccmad Once a year EasT High's doors open wide To give a special welcome To iTs many loyal alumni. PreparaTions Tor This annual evenT begin early in The school year. All decoraTions Tor Homecoming acTiviTies cenTered around The Theme VicTory Our Goal . Lee Davis was The TeaTured speaker aT The Homecoming audiTorium, which was Tollowed by a recepTion in The sTudenT cenTer. The cli- max of The Homecoming TesTiviTies came The following evening wiTh a vicTorious game over ForT Dodge and a dance in The new sTudenT cenTer wiTh alumni as honored guesTs. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Gilberf Foster, designer of The '58 Home- coming badge, works with Barbara Fowlkes and Dick Kinzler, committee co- chairmen, in adding The final Touches To some of The decorations. First Row: Linda Baker, Katinka Maloy, Carolyn Judas, Dick Kinzler, Barbara Fowlkes, Kerry Gordon, Jane Donaldson. Second Row: Joan Burke, Linda Brown, Judy Rimrodf, Barbara Neuendorf, Karen Smith, Judy Kammerman, Karon Randall, Judy Canfield Third Row: Kafhie McElroy, Judy Elfberg, Kathy Buhr, Barbara Lykins, Bette Shirer, Sandy Bradfield, Waren Kuehl. Fourth Row: BeT1y Happel, Steve Held, Russ Seidler, Glenn Kuehl, Al Lockard, Dick Bremer, Dale Larson, Mary Ann Dirksen, Karen WillhiTe E... 1 vw My ' ,M.... f' Zzaavleadng 7wz'efzeaz'a With Steven Holbrook as chairman, the Auditorium Committee provided a variety ot programs. They ranged from pep meetings to those ot a more serious nature. Among the guest speakers was County Attorney Evan l-lultman, who spoke on crime prevention, urging stu- dents to think seriously about their part in solving community problems. AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE First Row: Paula Karnatz, George Eighrney Steve Holbrook Barbara Fowlkes Second Row: Martha Bunker, Patty Janes Karen Miller Gary Fremont Kathy Buhr Karen Kuehl Carol Sell, Third Row: Dave Donaldson, Chuck Miller Jim Trask Dick Bremer Bob Bettie Gary Riggs Joe Morris l X , HY ldv 135 Students worked enthusiastically to excel the quota Drive, now in its fifth year. Homeroom protects, ra hula hoop contests, netted 543826. The Citizenship Committee, under the co-chairmanship ot Mary Hutchinis and Sterling Nelson, strives to recognize both citizenship and scholastic opportunities. Through their work they aim to keep students aware at their responsibility tor building high morale within the school. They make rules tor the conduct ot study hall, appoint chairmen, support civic and charity drives and encourage scholarship. Pictured at the right are Dave Sage, Sterling Nelson and Mary Hutchins as they check the tables in their attempt to keep the cafeteria neat. CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE First Row: Judy Carter, Yvonne Gaudes, Virginia Green Karen Willhite Karen Hinrichs Karen Meyer Second Row: Nancy Burke, Judy Newhouse, Barbara Lykins Winifred Todd Pat Kies Judy Armstrong Third Row: Terry Baker, Kerry Gordon, Dave Sage, Sterling Nelson Mike Herrian Dan Stuempfig Mary Hutchins, Steve Held. - .. l At the Christmas dance organized by the Social Committee, chairman Sara Cool presented a new piano for the student center. A feeling of excitement and pride rushed through the crowd as Sandy Trost and Ken Barber unveiled the instrument which students had worked to pay for. After the presentation everyone gathered around the piano to sing Christmas carols. 446 ,emede The Social Committee, with Sara Cool as its chairman, was respon- sible tor planning the social calen- dar tor East High students. It ar- ranged a variety ot activities which lent sparkle to the lite ot Easton- ians, including a pizza-eating con- test and informal dances after toot- ball and basketball games. An ac- tivity night teaturing a floor show provided much tun and laughter to students as the rnain social attrac- tion of the year. SOCIAL COMMITTEE 'WHRFNFW f i 3 L., ' YW -if e LT? -. s ., 'f'1fm fff . 1- 'W - :P .fa '- 'N wif,-rt,. -.-, .1 ., ...., - , . xv . i .1.,. .,...., ...,. , . U .,,,, ,,... , ,,, First Row: Sara Cool, Linda Wilson, Carolyn Judas, Sharon Meinders, Linda Kemmerer, Madonna High- Tower. Second Row: Jane Donaldson, Betty Case, Mary Aschenbrenner, Janice McClure, Karen Johnson, Connie Reynolds, Jerry Nolting. Third Row: Don Catchpool, Eddie Versluis, Ron Catchpool, Jim Chapin. Left: With Kerry Gordon and Connie Deeds leading the way, East High's marching band gave impressive exhibitions of their precision marching ability. Right: Orange Girls, Connie Beaumaster, Ann Walters, Barbara Fowlkes, Sandy Trost, Karla Petersen and Jane Donaldson, added sparkle to the band as they performed clever half-time routines and twirled their flags to snappy marches. awed, 'fe Zemmwl p ' 'aa Under the direction of James Gordon, en- cate and enjoyable half-time shows they per- thusiastic band members enioyed another formed at the football games. Highlight of highly successful year. Early in the season the the season was the band trip to Mason City. marching band began practicing for the intri- CONCERT BAND Front Row: Karen Myers, Eleanor Fink, Sue Swartz, Kay Brockway, Connie Reynolds, Sara Cool, Carole Sell, Nancy Burke. Second Row: Mary McCall, Jean Geary, Ruth Rosenkrans, Karon Randall, Judy Canfield, Paula Karnatz, Patty Burke, Judy Barta. Third Row: Delores Ogg, Sandra Sauer, Dick Clark, Jim Gray, Dick Hill, Craig Haughton, Ron Staudinger, Janice Adams, Mary Lewin. Fourth Row: Sharon Geary, Mary Mundi, Kerry Gordon, Janice Masters, Earl Nordbrock, Mary Dirksen, Linda Ericson, Linda Wilson. Fifth Row: Jim Lynch, Bob Bettie, Robert Guetzlaff, Dick Bremer, Jerry Walter, Kenneth Barber, Tom Lynch, Larry Schoer, Russell Andreassen. dccicma Wendi As the concert band season opened, members undertook the unusual proiect of selling TruiT cakes. With The proceeds, The band held a Christmas party, bought a Strobo Tuner and paid for their exchange Trip TO Cedar Rapids. Much credit for car- rying through this enterprise goes to The band otficersr Sterling Nelson, president, Kenneth Barber, vice-president, Sara Cool, secretary-treasurer, as Well as To the di- rector. R V Q 3' i - sea f 1' me E I , . -, ...l ' Public appearances of The concert band in- cluded The ChrisTmas ConcerT, The Pops Concert and The annual East-West Music Festival. With The coming of spring The band again held out-of-door pracTices, This Time in prepa- ration Tor The annual Band Jubilee. The bands acTiviTies ended wiTh Their performance in The Memorial Day parade. While checking in Their uniforms aTTer The parade, band members re- called memorable experiences ol anoTher suc- cessful year. FronT Row: Dennis Howe, Bob Haskin, Nancy McKee, Barbara Jochum, Kay l-loltzman, Dale Ricks, Byron Youngberg, Ronald Schoonoyer. Second Row: Dana Anderson, LeRoy Johnston, John Crouse, Karla Petersen, Jean Beckwith, Bob Slechta, Terry Baker, Steve Held. Third Row: Guy Ackerman, David Zvvanziger, Richard Jenny, John Knight, Larry Westemeier, Mike McCabe, Jon Campbell, Pat Boyd. Fourth Row: Torn Dickenson, Bob Knode, Jim Day, Kent Bolton, Farol Tornson, Jirn Davison, Derryl Schake, John Segebarth, Don Folk. Fifth Row: Jerry Fuller, Sterling Nelson, Keith Mangels, David Reichert, Paul Sipe, Ronnie Penn, Paul Shuster, Charles Miller, Jim Trask, Tom Scarborough. ln a dramatic scene from the tall play are Caryl Slaughter, Ken Barber, Ann Walters and Douglas Baumgartner. Zeapdcma pfzeaeat . , . U,-fwenda and 005 .fczcen Arsenic and Old Lace , East l-ligh's 1958 dramatic production at the tall season, played tothe public on two nights, Novem- ber l3 and l4. The comedy centered around the char- ity ot two old ladies, realistically portrayed by Ann Walters anal Caryl Slaughter. Their charity was to end the lives ot lonely men who came to rent rooms in their home. Thespian Club, under the direction ot B. J. Mathis, has the responsibility ot help- ing to choose and supervise plays which they teel will be the most interesting to East High audiences. TH ESPIANS Seated: Ann Walters, Caryl Slaughter. Standing: George Eighmey, Ken Barber. 2: -E. - S Left: Backstage shot reveals preparation of the cast tor their appearances. Pat Kies, a member of make-up crew, readies Dave Hinton for his role as a policeman. Right: A tense scene in the play evolves when two policemen, played by Jon Campbell and John Ackerman, attempt to capture a criminal, portrayed by Don Allen. East High as one ot the few schools that includes a harp in its orchestra. Harpist Kathryn Buhr plies her talents at the etherial instrument. Uzadeatm water: 771x464 Wlczgdc ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL First Violin: Ann Walters, Judy Zuber, Alberta Fleming, Jeanette Long. Second Violin: Louella Hammond, Vickie Suhr. Martha Anderson, Avis Dana. Viola: Patti Robinson, Sandra Rees, Gail Shep- ard, Sue Rees. Cello: Dick Kinzler, Torn Newman. Sring Bass: Craig Houghton, Lesley Ford, Jr., Garland Patterson. Harp: Kathryn Buhr. Piano: Kathryn Buhr, Janice Masters. Flute: Linda Wilson, Mary Lewin. Oboe: Sara Cool. Clarinet: Kerry Gordon, Connie Reynolds. Bassoon: Mary Ann Dirksen. Alto Saxophone: Tom Lynch, Dick Bremer. Tenor Saxophone: Bob Bettie. Cornet: Sterling Nelson, Jim Davison, Derryl Schake. French Horn: Pat Boyd, John Crouse, Nancy Mc- Kee, Terry Baker, Trombone: John Segebarth, Paul Sipe, Dennis Howe, Tuba: Jerry Fuller. Percussion: Steve Held, Richard Jenny, Bob Knode. Teaching students that perfectly tuned instruments give the best quality of rnusic, director Robert Reeves tightens the strings on Martha Anderson s violin as Judy Zuber waits her turn. Making all their practice worth-while have been the appearances of the orchestra at the Fall Play, the Pops Concert, the Spring Play and the East-West Music Festival. 7704469 pamlamdme East Highs annual Nativity has become a tradition in Waterloo. Choir and pantomime combine to present the true Christmas story with a freshness and inspiration that make it appear ever new. A CAPPELLA CHOIR eZ! fzdalmcw Slow The traditional Nativity has been pro- duced by East High students tor 33 years. It was tirst presented in i926 and has continued with only slight variation in setting and selec- tions. First Row: Judy Armstrong, Irma Phillips, Shirley Garrison, Clara Phillips, Bonnie Owens, Patty Janes, Mary Foster, Ade- laide Greenley, Gertrude Harrington, Mary Hutchins, Barbara Bennett. Second Row: Carolyn Reinard, Barbara Conley, Janet Pencil, Ramona Shaw, Jeanne Fagle, Linda Kemmerer, Judene Bloni' gan, Helen Jordan, Violet Gloor. Third Row: Barbara Hall, Becky White, Kathie McElroy, Sara Maloy, Douglas Baumgartner, Queston Boston, Dick Kirk- patrick, Jerry Cunningham. Fourth Row: James Reed, Charles Webster, Dick Kinzler, Alfred Anderson, Grant Ferguson, Bob Eletsrud, Russ Seidler. Fifth Row: Dale Larson, Patrick Brogan, George Eighmey, Don Letney, Dale Shahan, Leland Grim, Dennis Foggy, Roger Dahl. si l t 2 E an Valezpzew Zdaewe 770044 Membership in a cappella choir is the goal Preparation tor the Pops Concert and the ot vocal students. Directed by Harold Weber, Swing Show took up the winter months. At the the choir made numerous appearances. Dur- conclusion ot their appearance at the Chamber ing the Christmas season, they presented the of Commerce banquet, they received a stand- Nativity and gave programs on TV and at ing ovation. In the spring the East-West Music the Rotary Club. Festival climaxed a successtul year. First Row: Jeaneene Kemmerer, Karen Miller, Jane Donaldson, Ann Walters, Elsie Pals, Cathy Love, Linda Baker, Katinka Malay, Rosie Allen. Second Row: Karen Smith, Verna Thompson, Karen Willhite, Carolyn Judas, Barbara Fowlkes, Joyce Skatturn, Wanda Lu- bert, Sharon Hall, Virginia Green. Third Row: Evelyn Perry, Karen Hartman, Dianne Clements, Connie Gilson, Connie Deeds, .lerilyn Sanford, Marilyn Adix, Fourth Row: John Kincaid, Leonard Hogelucht, John Ackerman, Charles Butler, Bob Bingham, David Cook, Larry Ol-lara, Gary Cook, Jim Ayers, Tom Norman. 1 ya it ri f 1 R14 L'ALLEGRO CLUB First Row: Judy Kammerman, Carolyn Reinard, Becky White, Karen Miller, Virginia Green, Wanda Lubert, Jerilyn Sanford. Second Row: Adelaide Greenley, Mary Foster, Helen Jordan, Ann Walters, Dianne Clements, Marilyn Adix, Karen Hartman, Rosie Allen. Third Row: Linda Kemmerer, Barbara Bennett, Connie Deeds, Cathy Love, Evelyn Perry, Elsie Pals. cum! Stage ,deff Savage Za 7 em GIRLS' CHOIR First Row: Winitred Roberts, Bonnie Ullrich, Darlene Anton, Jeanette Green, Willa Mae Harmon, Jean Moore, Carol Breed- en, Rose Meythaler, Mary Steadman. Second Row: Barbara Jones, Brenda Haughton, Sheila Eastman, Sharon Jackson, Carolyn Downs, Carol Speer, Carolyn Bor- wig, Kathye Jones, Marcia Williams, Jeannie Malaise, Jane Anderson. Third Row: Connie Janes, Rosalie Silva, Helen Wong, Janet Roberts, Judith Haldridge, Judy Carter, Juanita Lewis, Sharon Roth, Donita Graham, Barbara Patterson, Pauled Black. Fourth Row: Linda Brown, Mary Prymer, Carolyn Anderson, Patricia White, Diana Randall, Sharon Lines, Ardith Gleason, Karen Johnson, Daisy Brant, Reba Miller, Sharon Meinders. Fifth Row: Karen Pencil, Sharon Canfield, Karen Walker, Mary Lou Montgomery, Joan Schmudlach, Janice Closson, Lela Bean, Laura Mangas, Janet Sizer, Wilma Schmidt. Sixth Row: Karen Rops, Linda Kupka, Delinar Walker, Ruthie Triplett, Barbara Coney, Helen Brown, Camille Bryant, Joyce Morehead, Barbara Garrison, Rita Lockard, Shirley Henze, Judy Hamilton. J SOLOISTS AND ACCOMPANISTS Gertrude Harrington Ann Walters, Barbara Bennett, Bob Bingham, Dale Shaha. Cathy Love Adelaide Greenley Jerilyn Sanford, Dick Kinzler. Almost one-fourth ot East High's student body participated in vocal activities. A tall auditorium program gave the department a chance to show its artistry before the entire student body and invited guests. The L'Allegro Club, a new all-girl organization, made its debut at this auditorium. At the Pops Concert the girls again sang two numbers. First Row Bernadine Praska Vicky Snoolc Marta Sweerin Diane Alcorn, Katie Cunningham, Doris Guhlow, Sandra Tred- Second Row Frances Schaack Barbara Neuendort Peggy Teisinger, Jane Petersen, Vicki Smith, Bette Diekman, Lorrain Collins Kathy Danielson Olivia McDonald Karen Staudinger Mary Thornton. Third Row Sandra Owen Janice Roth Janet Rosenkrans Donna Moore, Toni Fouts, Judy Kincaid, Barbara Tippey, Char- Fourth Row Shirley Ortman Viola Harms Juanita Saveraicl Kay Sanders, Annette Nichols, Judy Cameron, Pat Bixby, Sally Kussart Lois Hall Marie Davenport Diane Tarbell Betty Cummings. Fifth Row Madonna Hightower Vicki Stokes Roberta Griefnow, Robbie Robinson, Kendalis Grietnow, Judy Rogers, Eliza Hoosman Sylvia Miller Marlys Dutner Donna Marsh Jeanette Hayes. 'W ft , 1- sa aw W. -gsfrg wr - - '- - ,:,, .555: hz.. rt' ' Senior Sterling Nelson reads his original story which he will later interpret at the Waterloo Woman's Club where he and the group of students surrounding him will present a creative writing program. 'gwaaiendng WOEQGPZG 'fdwcm S cody Listening to recordings at their les- sons in Spanish familiarizes students with the pronunciation of Spanish words. Junior English students gather around a classroom collection ot books to choose a novel by an American author. They will read it for a unit in their study of American literature, Dick Kinzler, winner of the National Council ot Teachers of English award, looks over his certificate. QUILL AND SCROLL Seated: Mary Miller, Virginia Green, Marilyn Adix, Pat Petty, Steven Holbrook. Standing: Nancy Burke, Judy Zuber, Dick Kinzler, Judy Elfloerg, Katinka Malay, Mary Ann Dirksen, Karen Johnson, George Eighmey, Mary Mundt. Not Pictured: Winifred Todd, Caryl Slaughter. 0g .lcmgamgee Panel members Keith Mangles, Caro- lyn Judas, and Bob Bettle listen while college prep student Larry Chapman pre- sents the material he assembled as part at the unit study on magazines. Sophomore Betty Dodd points out the derivation ot English words trom Latin roots to tellovv fifth-hour Latin students. Kent Warneka, Cathy Love and Jim Davison learn to use the reading accel- erator as the first step in undertaking to improve their reading rates. Checking her writing against rules ot theme correction gives sophomore English student Pamela Hess helpful suggestions on improving composition. it ' mt Q 13+ I.. fx., jw' QW 1, 6-hu, ,Ag ,..fn ' F, ix 'M--.s,,,,. X, These students demonstrate their skills in filling out sample income tax forms. This will obviously prove helpful to them in the future. Vicki Stokes points out on the enlarged samples that if a person follows the directions closely filling out income tax forms is an easy task. eminem Eaiaacztdm me 'imdadag Vllorking on adding machines, calcu- lators, dictaphones, typewriters, mimeoe graph machines and duplicators is all part of the course in the office practice classes. Students also learn to co-operate with their managers and supervisors. Carolyn Judas and .lill Thompson gain more skill in shorthand from constant prace tice with the dictaphone. Students report faithfully before and after school to prac- tice. WK Eastonians learn proper driving techniques in electric drivotrainers which prepare them for situations they might meet on actual roads. Approximately 300 students are enrolled in this program under the direction of Richard Meyerhoff and John Denny 'malice pfcamieea 6666 Business education courses, such as stenography and typing, are popular with many East High school students because they know that with the required training in these skills they are taking the first step for future occu- pations in the business world. Other business education courses which help students secure jobs after high school are bookkeeping, clerical office practice and co-op work. This co-op plan makes it possible for seniors to hold a job half a day under school supervision. Judy Elfberg, co-op student, gets on-the-iob training by working in East High offices. She is one of the 36 students in the sales, office and nurse aide phase of the co-op program. Keep your fingers well curved and your eyes on the copy may be the motto for typing classes. Consistent practice and frequent exercises help the 250 students improve their typing ability in their pursuit of speed and accuracy. f VWWQ EDITORS Sitting: Caryl Slaughter, feature editor, and Marilyn Adix, editor-in-chief. Standing: Jim Krueger, sports editor, and Winifred Todd, 7am Wand tie 77am ! ff' EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFFS Upper: Carole Sell, Sandra Weisenberger, Gary Blonigan and Mary Hutchins. Lower, First Row: Sherry Meinders, Pat Petty, ad rnan- ager, and Linda Kemmerer. Second Row: Nancy Burke, Karen Johnson and Connie Reynolds. Not Pictured: Business manager George Eighmey, circula- tion managers, Mike Herrian, Joe Morris, exchange editors, Jeaneene Kemmerer and Nancy Burke. EDITORIAL STAFF First Row: Kerry Gordon, Judy Zuber, Elaine Miller and Mary Aschenbrenner. Second Row: Paula Karnatz, Mary Mundt and Karen Kuehl. lurks rw .. EDITORIAL STAFF AND TYPISTS First Row: Mary Ann Dirksen, Jerilyn Sanford and Wanda Martin. Second Row: Earlyne Adams, Kenneth Barber, Mary Miller, Judy Eltberg, Virginia Green, Shirley Faust and Katinlca Maloy. 'izeczacvzy ofa .femaew Book Week in the tall attracts many bookworms. At this time students explore the new books to be placed in the library. The great literature ot the past, along with up-to-date books, magazines and newspapers, is shelved in the library to give students knowl- edge ot the history and culture ot our world and to keep them intormed on present day activities. LIBRARY COUNCIL Aided by Miss Lillian Enlow, the Library Scienc make check tively e class and the Library Council strive to our library useful to the students. They on tines, organize the material attrac- and promote the circulation ot books. First Row: Sally Janes, Sara Maloy, Mary Flowers, Evelyn Perry, Cathy Love, Judy Brogan, Gertrude Harrington. Second Row: Ruth Crow, Sandy Troyer, Karon Randall, Delores Ogg, Linda Hickman, Ronald Staudinger, Pamela lngham, Karen Kuehl, Wanda Lubert, .ludy Newhouse. Third Row: Bonnie Jones, Clara Phillips, Sandra Rees, Karolyn Schmidt, Shirley Faust, Lynda Armstrong, Janet Pencil. Manges, Rosie Allen, Janet Tiefel, Delmar Fourth Row: Judy Merryman, .lulene Rubendall, Laura Walker, Sharee Knode, Carolyn Azbill, Diane Clements, Ramona Shaw. Nw 15? 1 A tg, L ., WMI y f P. gr 'X , ggi' , , 4: W Q ,, 9-Q W9 ge fn gf-law R, ty ,ff 4 f Ki -a s'n'v' we Senior Diana Randall reports to her American trends class about re Search she has done on the worlds housing problem, ?ze,hczz6ag Zia ,442 Zrlldyevw The social studies program is planned to help each individual take his place in society and in an interdependent world, lt also aims to help him carry forward the democratic way of lite. In addition to books, world history classes often use films to goin o better understanding of their subiect, When the American history closs dis- cusses, an illustration proves to be o helpful aid, vM,.-MM t, X, ,. ,sl jfs l P it . ., .I E lx 1 :f' ' 5? 1- -11 . ,t i 2' M if fb fs, .V . if, wp S s In biology, students learn about anatomy as they dissect grasshoppers. The auditorium was filled with chain reactions and atomic clouds in a very interesting demonstration presented by Frank Starr and assistant Don Allen. cdeniddla Explaze KPZGWWJ cmd Zlniaoowza sf M, Nt it if Physics students watch intently as water is broken down into oxygen and hydrogen by electrolysis. Physical science classes work on special protects. Ted Stone demonstrates a difficult formula in chemistry, E , V aging, r l Duane Albrecht solves a three-dimensional problem Students of higher mathematics find thot trigonorn in solid geometry. etry develops and improves mathematical skills 40:6 Zzeczzfffaeiq By exploring in the growing fields of integrated science and mathematics, the student is introduced to fundamen- tal concepts vvhich may help to sup- press preiudice and unsupported opin- ion. Curiosity or a questioning atti- tude and the pursuit of excellence are encouraged. Science is shown to be a living part of everyday occurrences in all human endeavors. Students learn that the degree of scientific thought- ability they attain depends, in part, upon the effort they generate. Students experiment with the production of hydrogen in chemistry class. Science Club members hold o candy sale to raise Mary Mundt, Willa Mae Harman and Ruth Triplett funds for a trip to Chicago. seek information on human growth for Biology Club ii Q ykpi G. i ofa 7anfu44'9zq Glenn Kuehl, Bob Wirtz and Dick Beckner are pouring molten aluminum, heated to l2OOO F., into a mold tor their proiect in vocational metals. This is a picture of the first foundry work done at East. lnking a plate is the final step in completing mechanical drawing assignments. The first two steps consist of thinking through a drawing and penciling it. .lon Dostal and Wayne Neipert work on chests ot drawers and hutch cupboards for the Waterloo klndergarten Classes. They are two ot sixteen boys in vocational woods, a course which consists ot fashioning wood articles and furniture for the school district. Gerald Ives operates the Collamatic, a machine wh'ch groups up to twelve sheets ot printed ma- terials tor binding, Larry Palmer operates a Heidelberg automatic platen press used in printing The Wooden Horse, letterheads and other office torrns. 246g m9566464 FEWW ,.- .- X ,- ln fl llilchm l fl lolclwnis A valxfml room of slow and laslzspl dreams l.iTTle Douglas Morrow had an apprecia- Tive audience as The school nurse gave him 3 demonstration bath beToie C1 name-making glass. Nulurml ovrr pnls and pans. r uchness kilchw ,MA M ... Qs ,A ., mn- 1. - Mary Flowers, Barbara BenneTT and JaneT Pencil explore The in- Tricate parTs of mixers as They compare differenl brands of kilchen equipmenr. Qfamemakefza a 'fomafzzaca gczifd ,4,d,ezec6a,l6amz Aims of The homemaking deparTmenT are areas of managemenrf money, Time, energy, To help girls develop appreciaTions and under- resources - The home, relanonships, home sTand and care Tor Themselves and oThers. nursing, foods and nuTriTion and cloThing, These aims are achieved Through work in The Do The spoons go here? might be The quesrion of sophomores Mary Rogers, Jan Jarosh and l-laTTie Treadway as They ex' '- perimeni WiTh a Tea Table serring. Eugene Jacobson, Nancy Nevvlon, Lois Reid and Richard Beener discuss problems common To all Teen-agers. W ,. six . This balsam dream house, wiih sliding doors and windows, Took Carol Henthorn about Three mcnrhs To creare. Q ni .E . .: - . .,., L x mfg K if w ' ft 5. A Y 4 M' 'Km Wm 9 wk? k Nw, Qs ,gf W? 3 'Wh ,s - 05: ., Ax K fast M E naming Q Camera Club members view a filmstrip of contest-winning pictures from Eastman Kodak Company, Seated: Bernice Moeller, Dorothy Hambly, Jean Brotten, Janis Mc- Roberts, Carolyn Holler, Dick Kinzler. Standing: Carol Walther, LeRoy Hill. Members learn The Techniques of Taking and developing their own pictures at The bi-monthly meetings of Camera Club. The club aims To promote The interest of enthusiasts under The supervision of Mark Flanders, director ot visual aids in Waterloo schools. EasT's excellent art facilities provide ample opportunity Tor in- terested students To express originality and creativity. They work in such media as paints, chalks, ceramics, prints and lettering. Working at the potters wheel, Stanley Tann practices the special Techniques of pottery makf ing he learned from books. SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD WINNERS Recognized for their outstanding Scholastic Art work in a state-wide contest, East High art students were awarded Gold Keys in Des Moines. Brown, Linda First Row: John Brown, Linda Baker, Fred Hickman. Second Row: Lewis Burkett, Fred Ritchie, Caryl Slaughter. Entries of the artists in the back row have been sent to New York for display and further iudging, --.... We Wanna Soiaiazahga Superintendent of Schools Jack M. Logan urges Olympiad Clulo mem- bers to use their talents for the advancement of society. ?. As Olympiad candidates sit on the stage, Dr. Josef Fox addresses the student body on The Pursuit of Intellectual Excellence . New ctnd old members enjoy Q three-course dinner in the cafeteria before going the student center for formal induction ceremonies. .. 3? OLYMPIAD CLUB First Row: Winitred Todd, Barbara Bennett, Connie Deeds, Marilyn Adix, Kerry Gordon, Linda Wilson, Mary Miller, Mary Hutchins, Sandra Trost. Second Row: Yvonne Gaudes, Sara Cool, Jane Donaldson, Wanda Lubert, Judy Zuber, Sharon Hall, Karen Willhite, Karen Johnson, Pat Kies, Mariorie Spears, Sheila Eastman, Nancy Burke. Third Row: Ann Wolters, Janice Adams, Rose Meythaler, Dave Donaldson, Dick Kinzler, Dan Stuempfig, Larry Chapman, Gary Brinker, David Sage, Jim Tansey, Tim Larson, Gary Riggs, Judy Eltberg, Karen Walker. Fourth Row: Ted Stone, John Ackerman, George Eighmey, Steve Holbrook, Sterling Nelson, Blair Zell, Tom Newman, Jim Cook, Mike l-lerrian, Jim Chapin, Karl Haugen, Kenneth Barber, Ulqmpiad ad fecagnayea xoellence Olympiad Club gives recognition to the students who excel scholastically and main- tain a three-point or B grade average, The only other qualification tor membership is to have been a student at East High tor at least one semester. All Olympiad Club initiates OLYMPIAD CLUB were honored at an auditorium. Later a ban- quet and initiation ceremonies were held. Oympiad aims to promote high scholastic achievement at East High. In the tall the club sponsored an auditorium at which Dr. Marcus Bach was guest speaker. First Row: Hazel Crow, Barbara Lykins, Janice Masters, Barbara Randall, Sandra Weisenberger, Kathy Buhr, Linda Ericson, Doris Guhlow. Second Row: Pat Allison, Danna Hamilton, Theresa Vernon, Judy Bahlman, Judy Newhouse, Tony Faust, Martha Sweerin, Nancy Newlon, Sharon Morgan, Eleanor Fink. Third Row: Sandy Sauer, Karen Clements, Karen Hinrichs, Janet Tietel, Dave Zwanziger, Pat Boyd, Dennis Howe, Janice Closson, Betty Dodd, Sara Malay. Fourth Row: Jett Milligan, Gary Fremont, Earl Nordbrock, Tom Scarborough, Jim Barber, John Sorensen, Don St, John, Farol Tomson, David Folks, Terry Jenkins, Terry Baker. P 'lc iz fi rf 3, The i959 swing band, swing chorus and tap line herald The arrival of 'Happy Holiday with Another Opninj Another Show Swmgmg Happy Holidays , the 'wenty-third annual production of Swings rhe Thing , covers the year through music. Opening on United Nations Day which introduces the international flavor, the production highlights holidays frorn St. Val- entine s Day to the Fourth of July. Art students speed snovv production by dec- orating the set. Gary Cook, Bob Blngham and Roger Dahl prove that a performer must have varied talents as they make final adiustrnents on their costumes. Francis Shaaclc lends a graceful note with a ballet solo to 'Canadian Sunset . Songster lads and lassies laring a wee bit O' Scotland to Happy Holidays' with a modern rendition of 'My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean . -ww...-,Q Under 'he leczdershlc of John Crouse, the twenty-frve member swung bond set The Tempos for Hoppy Holidays' . 74zaa74 Me Zena Woncxerfol Ccpenhcugen :nfgs '1 Danish cw fc 'he sncvv Solorsr Gertrude Hornngrov cnc e sprnwcrl smgers 'hall 're zzoowence 1 Medley Adelaide Greenley Gelrgnrs 'he so-:ns ence wnh G soprano solo Grommm: Nm' Slerlmg Nelson orcyrdes fmddlrroncl pclush vvnh 0 corner solo Shorly s Horn . The Hot-Cha Cho Cho dancers brrng rhe Lmun-American rhythms To lrfe. ealfdae pzeaadla The male chorus initiates a parade atmos- phere with Seventy-Six Trombonesu. Sharrol Kobriger, Karla Petersen, Mary Miller and Janice Adams show why I Love a Parade . Tumblers prove if you have co-ordination and rhythm 'That s a Plentyf Sailor tappers question VVho's Sorry Novv? . The Fourth ot July and Youre a Grand Old Flag bring the entire cast back for the finale of Happy Holidays . 'fdzaugiaal S aw True Love' lends o graceful hock- ground for The Tvvirling vvoltzers. l-llslory rolls ollve os the swung chorus relates Me story of Plymouth Rock . Soloist Borboro Bennett and rom dooc- ers make Smgm HT The Rom o dellglwt, Miss Howoll, Helen Wong, cmd Mlss Alaska, Belly Cose, ore Two welcome md- clmons to The finale os represermrollves of llwe forly-nlmlw ond flllneflw sioies of the Union. i ,Qi I ,,'z' ilk VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Manager John Crouse, Aaron Byrd, Dennis Moore, Leroy WesTerneier, Bill Laylin, Bob Bingham, Dick Cool, Ray White, Tom Gesell, Bob Buzzard. Second Row: Ernmit Hoosman, Jon Dirksen, Chauncey Carr, Bill Straka, Gary Blonigan, Mike Herrian, Loyd Hansen, Dave Sage, Dick Rimrodt, Alan Johnson. Third Row: Bill Jefferson, Ulesee Anderson, Keith Langan, Vern Freeland, Russ Seidler, Ted Breitbach, Henry Ford, Gerald Hansen, Joe Smith. Lust Row: Bob Slechta, Louis Burkett, Richard Nelson, Gary Beard, Tom Norman, Larry Thompson, Dick Stahlhut, Don Let- ney, Manager Charles Christiansen, Coach Tony Guzovvski. 751414-Tifdzzdng mmm sm s ' ' With only Two lettermen reTurning, The squad worked long and hard at practices To meeT Tough competition. They developed a strong line and Taught Their hardest, but, Tail- ing To get The breaks, they lost three of Their games by only a Touchdown or less. This was one of The hardest working Teams l've ever coached, sTaTed Coach Tony Guzowski. SMITH BLONIGAN HONORABLE MENTION Halfback Joe Smith and guard Gary Blonigan were placed on The first All Big Six Conference Teams and both received votes for honorable mention in State. End Henry Ford earned honorable mention in the Big Six Conference. Trojans Vern Freeland and Chauncey Carr stop a charg- ing Wahawk for a short gain during The annual East- Wesf clash. CARR I-REELAND SENIOR LETTER WINNERS WILDER FORD STRAKA GRIDIRON SEASON LAYLIN LANGAN BYRD We They I2 Burlington , 7 O Dubuque, Loros , 25 I4 Sioux City , , , 26 I3 Eost Des Moines I , 20 20 Fort Dodge I , I3 I2 Moson City, , I9 20 Cedor Ropids, T. J. , I9 42 Cecior Ropids, Regis , I9 I4 West Woterloo , 21 Recap: Won 4, Lost 5 Coaches Don Hanson, Tony Guzovvski ond scout Williom Woters diogrom o ploy the teom ron this season. WHITE LETNEY ANDERSON BEARD BINGI-IAM A... Meg' SOPH GRID SEASON We They i4 West Waterloo J, , T2 32 Marshalltovvn , , O O Mason Cityc, , , i4 25 T.C.l-l.S. Reserves . O 6 Cedar Falls- - , 6 O West Waterloo E , G 14 20 T.C.l-l.S. Varsityn, ,, H 20 Recap: Won 3, Lost 2, Tied 2 Upper Picture: Coach Ketcham encourages his players as they prepare for the annual soph-reserve scrimmage. Lower Picture: The sophs give the East reserves a rough go vvhfle scrimmaging with them. 50,644 pzaae Stamp ?w4,eeot4 The sophomore football team, coached by tough opposition and finished the season with Kenneth Ketcham and Joseph Doyle, opened a commendable record. After the scheduled their season with a victory over cross-town season, the sophs gained further experience rival West. The sophs, composed of a hard- by scrimmaging with East's varsity. hitting line and a fleet-footed baclcfield, faced SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Manager Ed Voyelc, Steve Merrill, Jim Gray, Terry Baker, Byron Youngberg, Sam Ritter, Vic Laughlin, Charles Butler, Henry Butler, Don Griggs, Grant Ferguson, Eugene Westemeier, Manager Dennis Howe. Second Row: Coach Kenneth Ketcham, Jim Spragle, Charles Freeland, Wayne Cool, Bill Love, Jim Day, Bruce Buhrow, Larry Bedard, Roger Dahl, Don Meyer, Warren Woods, Bob Jaquith, Tom Griffin, Assistant Coach Joseph Doyle. Third Row: Student Coach Ron Anderson, Torn Scarborough, Don St. John, Dave Burroughs, Dave Folks, John Gomilla, Jim Barber, Farol Tomson, Charles Miller, Dave Williamson, Dale Venter. VARSITY 'I6-2 SEASON We They 55 New Hampton , , , 44 46 East Des Moines ,,7,, 4i 53 Mason City, Holy Familyn , , 46 43 West Waterloo , , , 36 51 Cedar Rapids, T. J. , 46 68 Oelvvein , ,, , , , 53 53 Waverly , , , 2l 59 Cedar Falls , , , 30 53 Fort Dodge , , , , 49 46 West Waterloo , , 42 72 Grinnell ,,,, , 40 54 Mason City 7 6 2 49 70 East Des Moines, , , ,, 32 48 Fort Dodge , , 7 , , , 49 57 Mason City, 7 7 , , , , 55 49 Cedar Rapids, Regis . ,, 44 Sectional Play 42 Charles City 7 . ., , , 27 50 West Waterloo , , ,,,,,,, 63 Recap: Won 16, Lost 25 Big Six Champs Fourth Consecutive Year, City Champs Second Con- secutive Year. Emmit Hoosmon, the Troions' all-stater, goes up for the tip against East Des Moines' center, Zeal Zamfdmaea Dominance af 369 Six VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Dove Williamson, Dennis Moore, Henry Ford, Jim Reed, Larry Thompson, Roger Bush, Jerry Heinz. Second Row: Dale Venter, Emmit Hoosman, Bob Kincaid, John Kincaid, Bill Perkins, Dennis Foggy, Dick Stahllnut, Manage Mike Herrion FORD BUSH REED It's not hard to see that Coach Murray Wier is exuberant over the A3-36 victory his team scored over West. TROJAN CLUB First Row: Queston Boston, Dave Sage, John Sorensen, Russ Seidler, Dick Cool. SENIOR LETTER WINNERS Fighting Trojans Roger Bush and Henry Ford received berths on the All Big Six Conference teams. Roger captured a posi- tion on the first team while Henry won second team honor. Henry also vvon a place on the third All State team. Juniors Emmit Hoosman and John Kincaid rated first team recognition in the Big Six and Emmit landed a fourth team position in State. Roger and John both received hon- orable mention on the All State team. Easi s Most Valuable Athlete award went to Henry Ford. ,4L'46eZea .feaw 766916600126 Wim! Second Row: Bob Bingham, Roger Bush, Leroy Westemeier, Henry Ford, Dick Stahlhut, Bob Buzzard, Gary Gunderson, Jim Barman, Larry Thompson. Third Row: Joe Smith, Vern Freeland, Larry Chapman, Emmit Hoosrnan, John Kincaid, Keith Langon, Don Urban, Gary Blonigan, Dennis Moore, Bill Laylin. SOPH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We They 52 New Hampton. , . 23 58 West Waterloos . .. .. 33 47 Cedar Rapids, T. J. . . . 41 51 Oelwein .. , , ., , .. , 45 51 Waverly . 31 62 Cedar Falls . 6 , .. 45 42 West Waterloo, , , . , 36 52 Grinnell . - .. , 37 35 Cedar Rapids, Regis, . .. , . 43 Recap: Won 8, Lost 'I COUNTY TOURNAMENT TEAM First Row: Dave Williamson, Dennis Moore, Ron Anderson, Bruce Buhrow. Second Row: Student Coach Morris Smith, Dick Rirnrodt, Dale Venter, Jerry Heinz, Bill Perkins, Bob Kincaid, Coach Kenneth Ketcham, Sa 4 ampdfe 5'-7 fecafml This seasons sophomores compiled the best record in East Highs sophomore basketball history by winning 8 of their 9 games. ln- cluded in this remarkable record were two triumphs over their city opponent, the West High sophomores. Three ot the sophs were SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD members ot the team which went on to win the Black Hawk County Championship by de- teating Orange in the finals, 56-53, atter de- feating Dunkerton 70,36 and Teachers High 48-42. First Row: Manager Dennis Howe, Jerry Weber, George Ryan, Gary Fremont, Larry Bedard, Ron Anderson, Bruce Buhrow Ed Voyek, Second Row: Don Meyer, Dave Williamson, Dale Venter, Ron Holder, Bob Kincaid, Lloyd Green, Jim Alexander. Senior Chauncey Carr receives his letter from Coach Dave Natvig at the letter award auditorium, The entire wrestling squad rates recognition tor an outstanding season climaxed by a second place standing in the state tournament. 2016456614 ?wae hang!!! 5-y Qecow! Dave Natvigs wrestlers came through again and brought more recognition to East High by tinishing the season with runner-up honors at state. Adding this to the two cham- pionships ot '57 and '58, East High wrestlers showed they are one ot the powers ot the state. During the scheduled season, the grap- plers proved that they deserved the champion- WRESTLING SQUAD ship by building a record marred by only two defeats, West Waterloo and Fort Dodge. The squad had only tour seniors, but it was bolstered by eight letterrnen and one state champion. Next year, however, the squad will have eleven returning lettermen, two state champions and a runner-up, a strength which will make it ci dangerous opponent to anyone. First Row: Phil Graves, Jim Barrnan, Gary Gunderson, Bob Buzzard, Tom Gesell, Chauncey Carr, Loyd Hansen, John Brown, Roger Dahl, Wayne Cool, Dick Cool, Al Robinson, Tom Strohm. Second Row: Leroy Johnston, William Dutt, Byron Youngberg, Rogell Vanarsdale, Louis Burkett, Everett Cherry, Charles But- ler, Dave Sage, Keith Langan, John Gomilla, Alan Johnson, Jerry Ackerman, Henry Butler, Joe Austin, L. B. Scott, Manager Lee Bertholt. Third Row: Ben Black, Douglas Beehner, Torn Gray, Larry Walters, Sam Ritter, Warren Woods, Steve Miller, Tom Phillips. r East's Bob Buzzard comes through with a cradle hold against his 120-pound opponent from Estherville in the District Wrestling tournament held at East. i Wrestlers Jim Batman, Bob Buzzard, Tom Gesell and Chauncey Carr brought the runner-up trophy to East. .lim and Tom, who wrestled at 95 and 127 respectively, both captured tirsts in the State. Scoring ' runner-up honors were Bob, 127, and Chauncey, heavyweight. WRESTLING SCHEDULE We 24 Davenport ,, 25 Cedar Falls, , 33 Grinnell , ,, 33 Mason City, , , 20 Cresco ,,,, , , 12 West Waterloo ,, 23 New Hampton, , 30 East Des Moines, 19 Cedar Rapids, T. J., ,, 15 Fort Dodge , , , , , Recap: Won 8, Lost 27 State Runner-up They ,,14 ,, 13 ,8 ,5 , 15 21 13 7 16 18 SENIOR LETTER WINNERS BROWN LANGAN CARR GRAVES GOLF TEAM First Row: Coach Donald Davidson, Ben Black, Robert Holbrook, Quesfon Bosfon, Eugene Jacobson, Thomas Phillips, Jim Wagner. Second Row: Will Carr, James Mulick, Don Urban, Dennis Zegarac, Jerry Heinz, Ron Schoonover. deg Slew an Diamond, ?cwzwaq BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Mike Herrian, John Eveland, Dick Stahlhur, Henry Ford, Jon Dirksen, Russ Seidler, Bob Bingham, Second Row: Vern Freeland, Keith Langan, Dennis Moore, Ronald Penning, Clifford Rudolph, Roger Bush. Third Row: Paul Norman, Ted Breirbach, Larry Thompson, Bob Buzzard, Jim Ayers, Coach William Waters. Last Row: Charles Dewoier, Tim Larson, Mervin Simmons, Gary Elefsrud, Tom Stone, Larry Holmes, Russ Cobb. TENNIS SQUAD First Row: Byron Youngberg, Ernie Balkman, Charles Koontz, Eddie Mitchell, Bob Budak, Paul Potter, Craig Cohea, Second Row: Alan Johnson, Jerry Cunningham, Richard Silva, Keith Mangels, Al Lockard, John Sorensen, Karl Haugen Bruce Buhrow, Bill Love, Leland Grim. 7ZeL'mea, fmckfufew Siam Stamina The varsity baseball team started the sea- son with impressive wins over St. Mary's and Orange Township by scores of 30-2 and T6-2. The team, built around four lettermen, had veteran outfielders anol catchers with iuniors composing the infield and pitching staff. Coach William Waters stated, lf the team hustles and plays up to its ability, my last season as a coach will be a success, The East High track team had good pros- pects for the T959 season. With seven return- ing lettermen, the team opened their season by winning two easy victories. Members of the team also placed in both the State AAU and State Indoor track meets. The cindermen have TRACK SQUAD First Row: Bill Doyle, Henry Butler. brought East the second successful season under the coaching of Donald Hanson. With four returning lettermen, prospects for a winning golf season are good, stated Coach Donald Davidson, but we lack depth. The team, which was Big Six Champion last year, has the balance to be able to defend their title. Only one letterman, John Sorenson, and two sophomore numeral winners, Richard Silva and Karl Haugen, were back to form the nu- cleus of the Trojan tennis team. Under the coaching of Joseph Doyle, they developed co- ordination, balance and timing making them o threat to all competitors. Second Row: Dave Sage, Jesse Loveless, Emmit Hoosman, Eliger Robinson, Sherman Brown, Bill Perkins, Larry Chapman, John Kincaid, Joe Smith, Bill Straka, Al Anderson, Leroy Westemeier. Third Row: Assistant Coach Tony Guzowski, Rogell Vanarsdale, Ennis Montgomery, Roger Dahl, Dan Stuempfig, Jim Alex- ander, Robert Kincaid, John Gornilla, Lesley Ford, Grant Ferguson, Frank Finch, Bob Jaquith, Manager Lee Bertholf, Coach Don Hanson, K' M 'f ' ' . . Zi id' C 5 , . , .. . .if-9 ng, , I . ,rf , i ,z , 4 .,x I , , , , Quiz, - , V1 ..1 '1 1- .33 -i I ii f -' gf MQ? g d fi ' ,ii - fiery, I. Mr.: ,-rg., f' WW, f wciff fi ' .-:f . 7 , r HJVSY v ' 'i rf?4 '.-25333 3 -, .-,, 'fr ,, 9 52 rx X rr I fb , ' x '- . E, re? ,, Fi i- Ag ,-r ift . M f -. ,. X . i ,' -. ? tr. L 5 Ii 2. V V- ,rf 5, -.Q fi is ,r i. 'iffy xii? AM 5 , ..,A , , .. I - v-M K, 5 , N ' Q, Q Sain: in 5 f .v 3? . Kg? .gi I ' W EW Q I DICK KINZLER Editor, Photographer eaafmfrfn Om Pmamlta I MMNQM, or SECTION EDITORS First Row: Carolyn Judas, Karen Harf- rnan, Karen Willhiie. Second Row: Karen Johnson, Al Loclcard, Barbara Fovvlkes, Linda Baker. BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Steve Holbrook, Connie Rey- nolds. Second Row: Linda Wilson, Bob Bettie, Karen Johnson. EDITORIAL STAFF First Row: Judy Canfield, Madonna High- tower, Roberta Nlaricle. Second Row: Leslie Streittmaffer, Kay Holtzman, Keith Mangles, Georgia Mohler, Karen Kuehl. First Row: Barbara Conley, designer of the cover for the '59 annual, Judy Elfberg, Katinka Malby, Sally Kussarr, Virginia Green. Second Row: Sandy Bradlield, Ron Mc- Campbell, Karon Randall, Sheryl Busse, Gary Fremont, Karla Petersen, Perfectly Pa steu rized Dairy Products ci' H . on num - ,X Phone AD 3-8443 Waterloo, Iowa Q? Q, These employees at Bradfielol's Jack and Jill are ready to assist you in filling your shopping needs. Front Row: Mrs. Mae Hill, Mrs. Eileen Sommer, Mrs, Alvina Bradtield. Back Row: John Volbruck, Miss Mary Borwig, Harold Herman, LeRoy Hill. BRADFlEl.D'S JACK and Jlll Evunsdule 3760 Lafayette Road Phone AD 2-3825 Bank without Leaving Your Car at THE ililllliilill liiliill Ill lliillillillll Provides New, Improved Banking Facilities . . . Three Drive-in Windows and Adjacent Parking Lot 110 East Park Avenue Phone AD 3-3531 Henry Ford, East's Most Valuable Athlete award winner, looks over some of Craft-Cochran's fine athletic equipment with Mr. Cochran. EMF' Athletic Goods Company 307 West. Fourth Street Phone AD 3-0243 Chorles Boll demonstrates one of the fine instruments to Sterling Nelson, Ecist High bond president. MU IC COR ER West Park and Washington Phone AD 3-8435 Si Z REDDY KILOWATT is . at ' :J W? Ne Wm Your Electric Servonl . . For Plenty of Power For Better Living Iowa Public Service Company SMALL -Enough to Know You! LARGE -Enough to Serve You! STRONG -Enough to Protect You! The Bonk thot has served Waterloo continuously since 1902. 1.U'.Q.T'E'R1..D D EUTVWFHES EHHBHQ Member-Federal Reserve System ond Federal Deposit lnsuronce Corporation Home of ONE-STOP Banking Lorry's Clothes invites you to stop ond shop ot their new locotion on the corner ot Lofciyette onol Eost Fourth Streets. Men Boys Larry's Clothes Shop 228 East Fourth Street Phone AD 4-9976 500 508 LAFAYETTE ST I Q L,t1Li,L,.1,iMQJb 2 if New Hi-Fi lounge pictured. Largest disploy oncl selection i- of H Fi in Iowa SS WITH NNEY CO Compliments of 221-223 East 4th Street Smad 1471pa11-el TENENBA UM 'S JE WELR Y 208 EAST FOURTH Bulova - Longine - Elgin Watches vv ENGRAVING FREE ON ANY PURCHASE Q-0-Q..-0-.4-.4-.Q-.f.,-4... Sheaffer - Parker Pens and Pencils Q inson Q SEAT COVERS O CUSHIONS Q TRACTOR HEATERS AND UMBRELLAS Q CAMERA GADGET BAGS O HUNTING COATS O GOLF BAGS See them at your Hz'n5o1z dealer Here are iust a few of the many students who purchase the wholesome Walnut Dairy products every day in the cafeteria. WALNUT DAIRY FARMS T3 filly l 115 A fr -A - A-W ---r f ,AA Id E mum I Q X 0 ' Ei . 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