East High School - Quill Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Row I: Parker Anderson, Allen, Orr Terrell, Cronen. Jones, Storm, Bell: Row 2 ' Martin, B e o u yr h e r, Crumb, Dreyer, Hall Cunningham, Hindal Merrill: Row 3 Reeves, Hogbin Schattauer, Ulre, Ba- son, McClure, Hart Jackson, Kawarsl-ty. Row 1: Bivans, Kun- zie, Schuling, Reutei' Goodell, Brown, Stan- tield, Randolph, Otto, Quinnett: Row 2: Saltzman, La Mar, Galenbeck, M a 1 o n e, Shoilfren, Heiden, Oz- anne, Shivers, Hahn Row 3: Jurgens, San- din, Mott, Wimmer, Jones, Gault, Starr Row 4: Swanson Wildrick, Coffey Wright. Roizquet. Asi chim. Jenkins, Whal- ley. Row 1 : Cantrell, Thompson, Giles, Mbslyneux, Viggers, Boatwright, D ll r e Cannon: Row 2: Wali ler, Knouf, Dally, Johnson, Starbuck Allen, Perkins, Grove Row 3: Casson, Har- riman, Welsher, Sims, McDonald, Graham, Thomas: Row 4: Nielsen, Hamre Hearshman, Romensi Riley, Billinir, Robin- SON. 1 ANG BUSTERS This small group of fearless students is on duty keep all unauthorized people from the halls . . all day I . . Stop all persons from Gmc,-mg halls stop unnecessary disturbances and noises . . . stu' without passes during classes . , . they are picked from the best in school . . , few other students really understand the job they do . . . they must dents should give them full cooperation at all times . . . they are your superiors in the hall , . .must be obeyed . . . they may give slips otherwise . . . not to classes either . . .

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F ,v . ,.-, .. ,Mir-Y. V Row 1: Benshoof, Sweeney, Carter, Bason, Davenport, Dorrian, sell, Casaday, Lytle, Ablett, Berggren, Hayes: Row 3: Miller, Bean, Terrell, Ingalls: Monk, Hedlund. Row 4: Hawkins, Litchfield, Swanson, Yarn, Stevens, Tucker: Row 2: Davis, Wright, Rhoads, Rus- Shoning, Hockmuth, Irwin, Conklin, Adams, Lewis, Riley, Young, Johnson, Sorensen, Boatwright, Snider, Hansen, Boylan. , . ii 15: , , i-fax: ig,-fa gi 1 Arif , ', Q, .,j,-i t gg 'I ,. - .. af ,y . z i' . -' -. - t ff: , ss'-: s.s:,p ' 2:25 '- e - ,N ::. QS' - fifgsvrf'-' ,.a- ,,:, -: . a,.s, aw? -5- ,. A.: I p , Q ,... ' V . 3il,,5g. Mg: - , 2:- ,, ,,,, : .. 9, H Z, . ,,,. . ., ,,, D p. I . ' . , ' . . .i . 5E5 f'i'if ' its 'i I Esther Larsen, Pres. Jack Griifee, Vice Pres. Betty Ostrand, Secy. WE, THE PEOPLEU Democracy in action , . . students wield gavel over own heads . . . intelligent, sensible, responsif ble . . . representative of East High . . . helped by kind, thoughtful faculty advisors . . . elected in homefroom . . . leaders all . . . voice students' opinions and wants . . . run drives . . . lead move- ments . . . Woman rules for first time . . . give us leisure hours and allfschool parties , . . help P. T. A. drives . . . paper drives . . . bundle drives . . . send canned goods and food to needy children through Children's Home drive . . . Cooperate with teachers for advancement of school . . . helpful, kind, thoughtful toward East High's guests . . . run dental drive with cooperation of nurse . . . preview of our part in government later on . . . gives students voice, confidence, and experience . . . teaches us to follow organized leadership . , . Many committees , . . each works hard on its problems . , . Committees cover all phases of school life . . . each committee strong with good leaders . . . athletics, finance, social, citizenship, publicity . . . eighteen committees in all . . . each has stu' dent members with faculty advisor . , . cooperate for good of East High . . . committees backbone of council . . . honored and envied position of trust . . . high scholastic standard required of members . . . receive council pin as badge of oifice . , . hold annual banquet . . . participate in assemblies and programs . . . represent East High in many com' munity drives and movements . . . Esther Larsen rules supreme . . . Jack Griffee backs her up . . . Miss Ostrand calls roll . . . helped and guided by helpful, untiring, Miss Helm' reich . . . advised by Mrs. Clark, our nurse, and Mr. Prichard, our popular and wellfliked principal . . . assisted by Mr. Williams , . . council useless without students' support and cooperation . . . our duty to follow our chosen leaders . , . Reach the home through the students . . . pro' mote incentive for P. T. A. cooperation . . . always ready to cooperate with parents, teachers, and stu' dents . . . hold and judge annual color day . . . work hard on all ticket sales . . . promote season tickets to all games . . . demands extra time of everyone . . . cheerfully given and well used . . . students build foundation for future government . . . learn to vote, speak, and act democratically . . . teach principles of our great government . . . a trust and responsibility for all students . . . up' hold East High traditions . . . government of the students, by the students, for East High School.

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THE INNER A CTU Row 1: Vera Kyar, Phyllis Speck, Mary Cunningham, Janice Har- per. Row 2: Mr. Stratton, Mr. K. Wil- son, Miss MaCy, MT- Spfinlraff Mr. Olsen. Edito Mildred Ass Nichols -lggigaligitor Osbllrg ' Senior Editor: Audrey Wilson. Staff: Alyce Carlson, Bob Smith, John Ingalls, Dick Rider Organization Editor: Elaine Wallin. Stalf: George Lamb, Helen Fra- ley, Eddie Carr, Elizabeth Holden. Sports Editor: Jack Fraley and Margaret State. Joke and Calendar Editors: Roger Ashton and Dorothy McClelland. Photographers: Paul Kiser and Bob La Blanc. Studious . . , hardfworking . . . co' operative , . . cognizant . . . these ad' jectives best describe the Quill staff . . . made up of sixteen regular staff mem' bers . . . four typists , . . two photof graphers . . . and, of course . . . Mr. Stratton . . . Mr. Wilsoii , . . Miss Macy . . . Mr. Olsen . . . Mr. Springate . . . The efforts of all these people go into the preparation and semifannual edition of the Quill . . . planning pages as to size . , . arrangement . . . rearranging pages . . . writing copy . . . preparing the pages to be checked . . . rearranging pages again . . . all this along with the fun derived from the every day tumult . , . a perfect teacher . . . a swell bunch of friends . . . lots of work . . . plenty of play . . lf not previously acquainted with fellow members . . . plenty of time to get chummy . , . not much of anything to do at the beginning of the semester . . . then the editors . . . chief and associate . . . assign each member of the staff to a subfstaff . . . more time to play . . . work begins . . . planning of pages . . . etc .... more leisure time . . . more planning . . . taking of the pictures , . . writing of the copy . . . final check . . . off to the printers . . . all in all . . . it takes steady work from the editors and plenty of cooperation from the staff.