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

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Row 1: Taylor, Redman, Wald, Grigsby, Van Liew, Sniderg Row 2: Clemens, McRae, Bates, Faust, Hunnicks, Wilson Nelson. Time to Shine Little praised . . . often forgotten . . . unknown by many students . . . but still faithful . . , hard' working . . . and untiring in their efforts . . , doing their jobs well . . . are the boys and girls who strive to keep order , . . in the midst of confusion . . . during the noon movies. Also indispensable . . . fre the girls at the door , . . who take your ticket for the movie . . . and the boys , . . who run the movie machine . , . and all of these monitors . . . are doing their bit . . . for the good of East High. Row 1: Burrows, Gurwell, Faust, Mr. Hostetter: Row 2: Patrick, Hart, Merrill: Row 3: Romens, Musselman, Kerstein. I Behind Always willing . . , and ready . . . to do their part . . . setting the stage . . . arranging scenery . . . preparing the auditorium for assemblies . . . noon movies . . . plays . . , extravaganzas . . . and many other various school and P. T. A. activities . . . full cooperation at all times , . . never com' the Scenes plaining . . . these boys are never given the credit they deserve for their priceless services . . . These boys . , . under the careful supervision of Mr. Hostecter . . . do a marvelous job of upfholding the East High standard . . . doing their part . , . receiving little compensation for their efforts.

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Wardrohe Girls Row 1: Noland, Gallagher, Kouri Row 2: Smith, Paull. Cataloging and filing of costumes . . . these are from hoopfskirts to Lil' Abner's attire. tasks Whllchbare. lmdertaken by a group of girls These girls , . . Ann Gallagher . . . Rose Mary ' ' 'War ro 6 gn S' Kouri . . . Margaret Smith . . . Bonnie Paull . . . Every time there is an assembly . . . play . . . and last but not least . . . Delores Nolan . . . cheer' party . . , patriotic or humorous program . . . cerf fully do their job . . they are deserving of a tain types of costumes are needed . . . ranging great deal of credit . . . our unsung heroines. Typing . . . filing . . . answering the phone . . . running errands . . . taking dictation . . . mimeof graphing . . . answering questions . . . are just a few of the many duties . . , of the hardfworking . . eilicient . . . clerical staff. These gracious girls . . are always willing . . . and ready . . . to be of assistance . . . to anyone . . . and everyone. In ureau of Information O L 4.1, ... - Row 1: Duncan, Strasburg, Speck, Christy, Shannahan, Anderson, Burke, Oxenford, Du Bois, Carley, Macy, Wilson, Row 2: Stamy, Ly- man, Hansen, Smith, Willis, Young, Miller, Davidson, Hockmerth: Row 3: Case, Scrivner, Vanderhoof, Ostrand, Larsen, Tucker, Grimes, Dorrian, Erquist., Wilson: Row 4: Steffens, Mellerup, Bohall, Kyar, Harper, Stromberg, Cunningham, Phillabaum, Weaver, Watson, Thiel, Belvel: Row 5: Appell, Gravengard, Craft, Erickson, Carlisle, Ladd, Gay, Burns. the oiiices of Miss Helmreich . . , Mr. Williams . . . Mrs. Clark . . . Miss Hammer . . . Mr. Prichard . . . the clerical staff . . . smoothes the oihce rouf tine . . . and takes care of many necessary details. The girls gain valuable experience . . . in oilice work . . . while serving their school.

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E l S l i e i I l w V Information Please Kccping the library clean . . . books and magaf zines in good order and shape . . . a job too big for one person , , , thus, the very good reason why Miss Carrie Larson . . . our librarian , . . has so many helpers. Sonic work before . . . during . . . and after school . . . the main duty of the morning assistants . . . checking in returned books . . . placing them back on the shelves . . . main duty of the day assistants . . . keeping room in order . . . caring for books . . . then the duty of the after school assistf ants . . . checking out books. We salute you . . . a fine, hardfworking group. Doing the Town Quill ad staff supervised by Kenneth Wilson . . . three classes . . . work very hard . . . do work out' side of classes , . . get no publicity or praise . . . work from list of firms . . . contains all firms who have subscribed to ads in Quill . . . each student covers certain number of these names . . . all rest: of sales must come from new firms . . . no certain districts . . A plenty of sore feet . . . two ranges of adfgetters . . . S25 club . . . sell 51525 worth of ads . . . Quillsmen's club . . . sell S75 worth of ads . . . 34 students on complete staff . . . charts to show how each class stands . . . second period ahead . . . top sellers . . . Eldene Speed . . . Patricia Norman . . . Richard Erickson . . . , 77, ,,, ,,Y, M AA,-,As A-g-MHA Y Row 1: Asarch, Odden, Oppedahl, Miller, Nelson, Davis, Wilson, Johnson, Kramme, Van Sickle: Row 2: Johnson, Ellingxs- worth, Lone, Shannahan, G 1' e g o r y, Stufflebeam, Larsen: Row 3: Kesler, Keeler, Kurschinski, Wat- kins, Webb, Anderson. man, Speed, May, Keller, Row 2: Lee, Anderson, Thompson, Hansen, Row 3: Francisco, Miller, Holtman, Hunt, Ander- son, Erickson. Row 1: Mr. Wilson, Vir- den, Flori, Norman, Her- Dunarran, Pierce, Fox: