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

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Methods (or Age-Old Subjects (Right) Dan Taylor receives assistance from Mr. Goodwin with a math as- signment. (Center Left) Instructing one of his biology classes in the surroundings of the new biology lab is Mr. Johnson. By the beginning of the tall semester the new lab for the physics department should also be completed. (Center Right) With the aid of Mr. Rathert, Anne Hasel and Jack Mohr conduct a physics experi- ment. (Bottom Left) Pictured with a snake which he and Mike Klinefeldt acci- dentally wounded while hunting, is Mike Topp. With the help of Mr. Hand, the boys performed a successful operation. (Bottom Right) With the aid of the overhead projector, Mr. Storer discusses math problems with his class. The ma- terial is magnified on the screen; this enables the teacher to observe the reactions of the students for understanding. The projector has proved very beneficial in the science department as well.

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(Top Left) Leading exercises during a typical gym class is Mr. Bob Savage. (Top Right, Left to Right) Mr. Tullis, Allen Hokanson, Bob Ward. (Center) East High is proud of its new library with its many advantages for study. (Lower Right) Mrs. Bane is busily teaching her Spanish class in the language lab. (Lower Left, Left to Right) Judy Pardekooper. Carla Merryfield in homemaking class. —1 1—

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Understanding of Words (Top Left) Miss Brewer and Joyce Dahlstrom, senior, discuss a French assignment. German, Spanish, and Latm are also available. (Top Right) Don Taylor, Carol Short, and Frank Pierick look on as Miss Arnold explains A Tale of Two Cities, a famous Dick- ens novel required for senior English. (Bottom) French students Bonnie Barker and Danny Osborn receive the instruction of Miss Brewer with the aid of East High ' s efficient language lab. Although relatively new, the language lab has proved to be a very essential part of modern education.