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

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Dedicated to Us BOARD OF EDUCATION, left to right: Mr. Arthur Davis; -Mr. Kichaici W. Ur ivi . Mi. John R. Haydon : Mr. Herrold V. Mann Secretarj ' : .Mrs, Rulland E. Grcfe, President: Dr. Paul Mitehum, Actinit Superintendent; Mr. Ora E. Niffenetrger ; Mrs. Jack Spevak : Dr. Floyd Burgeson. Service Through MRS. BARANOSKY Nurse MRS. LANCASTER Assistant Librarian MRS. LARSEN Stenoprapher-Clerk MRS. MERRILL Secretary MRS. PAUL Stenographer-Clerk MISS ROMIG Registrar MRS. SCHMEISER Librarian MISS TUCKER Attendance Clerk —10— MR. McMARTIN, MR. MEIER Study Hall Supervisors

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They Are Friends Indeed MR. PHILLIP COOPER, Vice-Principal A very capable leader, Mr. Phillip Cooper con- tinues to fill the posiLions of vice-principal and boys ' adviser. With the many responsibilities as- signed him, Mr. Cooper is kept busy every min- ute of the school day. Being in charge of some 900 boys, he must execute a patient hand in deal- ing with various daily problems. In addition, Mr. Cooper has to be in constant touch with Mr. Jackson concerning other affairs in the school. This is Mr. Cooper ' s third year at East, and each year he has enjoyed working with the stu- dents more. Miss Florence Nelson, East High ' s girls ad- viser, is a very capable administrator. She is constantly busy with the problems of the weaker sex. Trying to keep the female population at peace and trouble free is a hard task, but Miss Nelson goes about her duties with a smile and is always willing to lend a helping hand. Besides her regular duties, she supervises East ' s social life and senior activities. East High School is very proud to have so dedi- cated an individual as girls adviser. To Students in Need MISS NELSON, Girls Adviser —9—

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Work Skills Learned Here i Mra. Griffin Filing is an important part of an office woi ki i |oi . Apply- ing this skill is Cheryl Hanson. Mr. Piern Mr. Sandquist Mrs. Housholder Mr. Biddle Do legal matters confuse you? Would you like to have a job? Try East ' s Commercial Department. This department offers: bookkeeping, keeping a simple set of books; commercial law, learning to avoid legal diffi- culties; salesmanship, methods of selling; commercial arithmetic, math fundamentals; commercial geography, international relationships; distributive education, job opportunities; and (new at East) merchandising, prob- lems of department stores. General office work is learned in typing, shorthand, notehand, and clerical practice. (Mr. Biddle, left, was ill during the school year, but plans to return in September.) Miss Soutter Mr. Maul( Mrs. Murdock Using an adding machine in bookkeeping is Marcia Stanger, while Mr. Springate looks on. Mr. Springate Mr. Waneli — 1 1-