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

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QUILL STAFF— Some hams in Quill staff take a break to say cheese. Row 1: Carol Kopaska, Mary Miskimins, Audrey Matthews, Pam Lewis, Prudy Ringquist, Mark Kelly, Kathy Pratt, Mary Kutchen, Sonya Heuton. Row 2: Joan White, Dave Kline- feldt, Debbie Muir, Shari Sailsbury, Lynn Parker, Maryre Thomas, Ed Green, Lana Oppenheim, Don Dyer, Kathy Nicholson, Steve Williams, Kathy Stady, Craig Williams. Not pictured: Mike Goulden, Brian Wood. Quill advisers show different reactions at the end of the year as the yearbook is finished. Left to right are Mr. Christian, Mrs. Hemer, and Mr. Lethcoe. Shari Sailsbury (right) is assisted by Kathy Pratt, co-editor, with the pages assigned to her for the 1971 Quill.

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Quill Modernizes Appearance] The use of new techniques in copy, layout, and in photography gave the 1971 Quill a more modern effect. Providing an accurate record of the school year without leaving out any school activities or organizations was the major goal of the Quill Staff. This goal was made easier to reach when the administration grant- ed 24 extra pages for the annual. There are six sections in the Quill and spe- cific pages were assigned to each staff member, who was responsible for page layouts, cropping pictures, explanatory copy, captions, and head- lines on his pages. Six juniors were also on the staff to give it better balance. Special recognitions should go to: Kathy Pratt and Lana Oppenheim, co-editors; Joan White, managing editor; Ed Green (chief photographer) , Mike Goulden, Dave Klinefeldt, and Brian Wood, photographers ; Mr. Christian, editorial and photography adviser; Mrs. Hemer, business adviser; and Mr. Lethcoe, photography and advertising adviser. Prudy Ringquist conducts an interview with Mrs. Jensen, a home economics teacher. Interviewing spon- sors and teachers is one of the many responsibilities of Quill Staff. Lana Oppenheim Co-editor Kathy Pratt Co-editor The Student Life section editor, Carol Kopaska, pleads to the managing editor, Joan White, for more pictures to be scheduled and taken before her deadline arrives. It

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Scroll Staff Publishes Interesting, Factual Paper The main purposes of the 1970-71 Scroll Staff were to help unify the school, to develop school spirit, and to add color to school life. A staff of 20-30 people was required to produce each issue of the Scroll and to keep the readers informed and entertained. Approval of the addition of four issues by Mr. Bridgewater (principal) helped to give regularity to the Scroll, which now appears every two weeks. Included in these issues was a special Homecoming issue and a special April Fool edition. The responsibilities that go along with pub- lication of the Scroll were more evenly dis- tributed with the appointment of separate fall and spring co-editors, managing editors and business managers. Giving proper publicity to such areas as sports, social events, individual and group stories, and editorials in each issue were important duties of the Scroll Staff, along with acquiring an adequate amount of adver- tisements. The fourth and fifth hour staffs were advised by Mr. Christian. Sharon Kinnear Co-editor, Fall Gene Martin Co-editor, Fall (9 Cindy Boatwright Managing Editor, Fall Nancy Nutt Business Manager, Fall Criss Brown Co-editor, Spring From left: Stephanie McCormiek, Cindy Boatwright, Gene Martin, Deanna Cox, Nancy Roe, Debbie Westen- dorf, and Sharon Kinnear concentrate on meeting the deadline for Scroll publication. Ted Devlin Managing Editor, Spring —26— Marylin Lasher Business Mgr., Spring