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

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Far left : Ralph Rackstraw (Paul De Neui), and Josephine (Kathy Borg), portray two young people very much in love. Top right: Kathy Borg, Barb Myers, Sue Smith, Sheila Sellers, Sue Woods, and Paula Barbour express their feelings in the song they are singing. Bottom right: Dick Deadeye (center), played by Don Howlett, is captured by his shipmates. They are, from left to right: Bob Ferris, Wayne Bauman, John Schieffelbein, Don Howlett, Brad Simpson, Dan Newquist, Tim Nichols, Rick Arnold. Row 2: Kent Brady, Jon Hogbin, Loren Long, Paul De Neui, Dave Fuchs, Rod Matzke, and Jeff Rowat. Talent Glows In H.M.S. Pinafore ' Cast Sir Joseph Porter Jeff Gilbert Captain Corcoran Jon Bloomquist Ralph Hackstraw Paul De Neui Dick Deadeye Don Howlett Bill Bobstay Brad Simpson Bob Beckett John Schieffelbein Josephine Kathy Borg Cousin Hebe Patty Bowes Little Buttercup Marlys Parcell Special mention should be given to Mr. Carnes and Mr. Heckel (co-directors), Mr. Waller (tech- nical director), Miss Sue Huntley (costume di- rector) and also to those who participated in the Girls ' and Boys ' Chorus. They are Alberta Otter- bach, Debbie Sample, Sue Smith, Sue Woods, Sherry Brown, Donna Mohr, Paula Barbour, Sherrie Foust, Jan Baker, Sheila Sellers, Judy Clinton, Mardeen Cassell. Barb Myers, Bob Reid, Wayne Bauman, Loren Long, Tim Nichols. Bob Ferris, Dave Fuchs, Rick Arnold, Rod Matzke, Dan Newquist, Kent Brady, Jon Hogbin, and Jeff Rowat. SOUND CREW: Dave Todd. Steve Olson and Bob McFarlin. Not pictured: — 17— Senior Kathy Borg displays a bit of talent during her role in H.M.S. Pina- fore.

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Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit We are the Scarlets, Mighty, Mighty Scar- lets. This is just a phrase of one of the many cheers used by the 1969-70 East High Cheer- leaders. Under the supervision of Mrs. Knott and Mrs. Fraim, this year ' s Cheerleaders have undergone many hours of hard practice in order to help promote school spirit. Our Cheerleaders have done a wonderful job. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Row 1: Jill Alsted, Rhonda Shipley, Sherry Brown. Row 2: Pat Johnson, Cindy Norman, Sue Paterson (captain), Cathi Channell, Konnie Fiscel. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Row 1: Carolyn Enfield, Jo Ann McCallister, Barb Hayworth. Splits: Denise Lemon. BOY CHEERLEADERS, Row 1: Jeff Knox, Tim Mollory, John Steinbach. Row 2: Dave Arnold, Bill Minks. Row 3: Bob Pickett, Greg Mann. —16—

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Drama Explodes In ' All My Sons Charlyn Kutchen prepares Brad Simpson for his perform- ance in All My Sons. ' ' Bob Hale (center) portrays George, who ccmes back to pay a visit to his friends. Left is Nancy Bowler; right, Odessa Llamas; and Brad Simpson. FALL PLAY CAST: Bob Hale, Tom Rowat, Jo Ann Rieck, Odessa Llamas, Brad Simpson, Sheron Brown, Wayne Baumon, Pip Croker, David Fuchs. Not pictured: Nancy Bowler, Mr. Heckel (director). East High School presents fall play All My Sons, directed by Mr. Heckel. CAST Joe Keller Wayne Bauman Kate Keller Sheron Brown Chris Keller Brad Simpson George Bob Hale Dr. Jim Bayliss — Tom Rowat Frank Lubey David Fuchs Ann Deever - - — Odessa Llamas Sue Bayliss - Pip Croker Beth Jo Ann Rieck Lydia Lubey Nancy Bowler On the evenings of November 14 and 15, All My Sons by Arthur Miller, was presented as the fall play. Under the direction of Mr. Heckel, the story portrays the problems that deal with tha Keller family, the neighbor, and the corporation which they own together. The story also revolves around the problems that a war can cause and the people who attempt to profit from war. The play, a commentary of our times today, reveals such things as social conflict, money as a main concern during a war, and the generation gap. Helping with the play were Mr. Waller, who was in charge of the set and technical equipment, and Miss Whitford, who produced the play. — 18—