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

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°t5 m% 1 Julie Elder Andi Huebner Spring Seaetary Spring Treasurer Sophomores Dereck Lewis, Angle Eyerly and Trl- da Collins take part in the annual Christmas skit, performed by the Student Government. spring SENATE. ROW 1 Brian James. ROW 2. Heidi Raymond, Kim Heck, Kelll Reese, Dusty Amina Wardak, Tricia Collins, lorrie Steele. ROW 3: Sheets. ROW 5: Mike Pavon, Brian Carico, Dereck Julie Elder, Kris Gamble, Angie Eyerly, Mindy An- Lewis, Deon Slemp. ROW 6: Andi Huebner, Beth Person. ROW 4: Brad Hamilton, Tracie Moore, Raymond, Tony Rose. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 27

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Student Government very important role in East High student life Amina Wardak Fall Vice-President Student Government is an important part of every high school, it is just that impor- tant at East High School. Our Student Government was made up of four senators from each grade and four senior officers. These people made up the Senate. They are elected each semester. The main goal of the Student Government was to make school improvement and improve student involvement. Student Government did many things to raise money and to involve the students. These activities included the football jamboree, Homecoming activities, mixers, a blood drive, and a chili supper. The Student Government was spon- sored by Mr. Walt Kennedy. Brian James, senior senator and the official disc jockey at mixers said, Stu- dent Government has been a very pos- itive experience, it was a lot of fun and has made me a better person. Juniors Mike Pavon and Brian Carlco and Mr. Heidi Raymond Walt Kennedy take part in the Student Fall Secretary Government Christmas skit. Andi Hueoner Fall Treasurer FALL SENATE. ROW 1: Brian James. ROW 2. Kelll Reese, Julie Elder, Andi Huebner, Heidi Raymond, Kim Heck, Amina Wardak. ROW 3: Mike Pavon, Mindy Anderson, Trade Moore, Brian Carico. ROW 4: Trteta Collins, Angle Eyerty, Beth Raymond, Dereck Lewis. ROW 5: Kris Gamble, Brad Hamilton. NOT PICTURED: Tony Rose, Dusty Sheets, Deon Slemp. 26 STUDENT GOVERNMENT

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Quill Staff writes its way through another successful publishing year M ost students don ' t real- ize all of the hard work that goes into the pro- duction of a great Year- book, such as tne 1985 East High Quill. The process actually began in the spring of 1984 as East ' s best and brightest chose the 1985 editors Senior Jessica Gogerty was a unanimous decision for chief editor and seniors Linda Brkmooe and Steve Cox were chosen to be her assistants A few select Juniors were chosen by Mr. George Christian ladvisen to com- plete the staff. Al three editors attended yearbook camps during the summer to get new ideas for the 1985 book. One of these ideas is the ' UK-Mag in the aca- demics section. The major production of the book began in mid-September. Layouts were drawn and spreads ( spread is made up of the two opposing pages) The staffs first date with Vr. Dead- line was Nov. 9. when the entire spread was due. it was met without too much cffftaJtY. much to the relef of the staff and most of all. Mr. Christian. Senior jotene Galen had a afferent view about deadlines. Working on the Ouill was a untQue experience. The best part of meeting Mr. Deadline was when Steve Clark roppea in his car and went on a doughnut run. One area every Quill Staff member became an expert on was correct name spelling. Every member had his own 1st of the entire student body so that everyone ' s name would be speled correctty. Mr. Christian had this to say about the Quill: We had an outstanding yearbook staff made up of East ' s best and brightest, who did their damdest to produce the best yearbook possi- ble- Junior Lori Rogerson iced being on the Quill Staff because we ail worked together, as a team, to pn duoe a great yearbook! Senior Linda Brkinbine summed up e.e-. : Sra e :e-? r-oj—ts readiines That was the one word the Qui Staff dreaded. When it came to me day before a deaome, panic set rv Actuafy. rm just kicking rve enjoyed working on the Qui Staff tremen- dousty. I am also gtad of the marry dose - ' •e-cs- : .a.e aoe ,;- e s-a ' - g the satisfaction of producing a terrific bookT Dane :sy. 3-ar Dek r? .oene later Sc