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

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22 GOOD TIMES

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Pool sh.irk Ron Gee. senior, knocks the fifteen- ball in the corner po kel during a party. Watch- ing are seniors Matt Moberg and Tina Smith. Senior Teresa Harne spends a weekend afternoon touching up her basketball skills. GOOD TIMES 21

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Change in students ' pockets puts a ' jingle ' in their work Ultimately Dahl ' s ... A helpful smile in every aisle at Hy-Vee . . . Richmond Gordman, we ' ll be good to you . . . Have it your way at Burger King . . . You deserve a break today at McDonalds . . . Wendy ' s — ain ' t no reason to go anyplace else . . . Youn- kers — the store to come home to . . . Hurry on down to Hardee ' s. These were just a few of the many, many areas of employment for high school students. After completing a full day of studying at school, some students performed their duties at work. Working late and long hours didn ' t seem to put a damper on these students ' energy. They always seemed to find ways to spend these extra dollars on eating, movies, cars, girlfriends and boy- friends. They seemed to have most of the money spent before it was even made. Scrumpdillyishus Dairy Queen . . . Oh, thank heaven for 7-11 ...K-Mart is your savings place . . . You ' ll like Perkins . . . A W robtbeer has that frosty mug taste Jeanette Albers. senior, works on the food ser- vice line .11 Lutheran Hospital after a hard day at school. Senior Sue Rupprecht shows off her helpful smile at the Pleasant Hill Hy-Vee while unload- ing a grocery cart. GOOD TIMES 23