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

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..M..1e2 kWl ll 'L.1XQ 2 l FIRST TEAM IEEGULARS-1919 First Squad-1919: Krueger, I-libbs, Johnson, Bruce, Mitchell, F. Hibbs, Wallerstedt, Erickson Hill, Ginsberg, Kellogg, Holsaple, McConkey, Yencer, Walters 1-Iandstiztom, Tillotson, Garretson, Ridgeway, Hartung, Horner, Tew. Page Twenty-two

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A - I k4 . -- i 9 Q-e, fi 55 5 'S -5- , if ' ' J' - ' 5 ' :ff.'f?f-l . by Velda YWburn?20 ,jg ' Heres lio our wondrous team So brave, ':,,4 ,,, About lt For a while we'll rave. .'j..?:,L.Q,':. '-:' lq'rsl:,Coscl'1 lvloyer loved by all, E'3,1.al:ellows sure For hfm will Fall. K -'fl .A,. ,-W,-l-l'19l1 our Caplan?-n,Loyal, true, ' -.-. 3.9.-::1 f,. Gfves the umpfre hub jusjc duefly 76' ' A Q., L wljch argumenlt and braxh J, ., ' 1 Helps Jche vlclcory 'l:o gafn, .fi'ff-lf f f? 3 13i'5,fllfl-Mkifzg Hfhbe he's called. Themsomelfmes Tew'-'lgjvp , Pflofs fhem lhe whole game thru. 1' ' - ..,,,. , -. g Slglhlfly Jchlnlg5 of Turkey o' Fame, ' He adores Tharllfgsglvfnge game 1-5f'5f?'f Q- . ,... - .- Ducldyk such a little pet. . , Q He can rade on halF-Fare yet. q-Q: l pl y ig Q - ,... ly,' ,,.. l rw l-I ,l ,Bl I a ' 1 u lvl I l Plow herds a 5ecret,I wlll tell! l fgome know Deaulg-Parlors welll, 'ff f-f.Q'ix N Vlfflonlfey and allerslcedlc ' ' ' l ,t U ggi, -l'4 lhear For ald have oFben Flecl ..V- Alllho' Kruegerb Cheeks oF roy Shade , VIA nothbeauiy DoF,Il.or's afdrel. gi, 1 3 EEF en ere comes aurfce lvlc afn ' Tougzhdowrls For East I-llf l1e'll gain. QF, 1 ' Hanclsirom saysfllo lQ'dclmf'so ' 1 That means Johnb a .sharkuyou know Floyd,our l:ackle,wnth hrs grm ,Always games and Hearts does xvnrl. H Walter5,Oh,no, he's not slow Q .:1552fQS.7L3,..r e'll be lphere 1'F 'trams donuc go. .,3,g'5'1.ff53E?Q' 'fl P2 l'lolsaple,our center .slzrorxg 5' I 5Llre GSH P655 We ball alone- f Q1l4Q,5igQiQff- The enemlc-35 morale Fast dies W W Jusls one look at Johnsonb sfze. ,I Hartung toqtho he rnoves slow jf-'5j I, ' Knows 11151. where the ball wnll go. f,pE ' Q L, y, C1 Ci . I Qilizf' : lJ5 ..5.5,:,, rl our su ssc muc eperm 5 1 v. V... W 'QE Always they'll have hosts of Friends. Mit ', Cur team will always do or due l7Or'u5 and For our dear' Easl: l'll'. s I-I I . iwbw' I -' f A f fl ' 5 1 ff J A Page Twenty-one

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ew -tap Jin VJ 'vv .. . .. . . The First Team 4 , K . I 3 'sites G , I V I 'G' 4-w. ,-X I. uf- aa v v,:'4aiL- '51, ' ix, P 1 4: 1 4 - is fl V' ,, 'fg.gsesi:2?.,., wav ' ' Y T T ' 1 -' 2 4 9 e 1 Wfiif- 7 ! ' it .L it . ii--4' 1lil'7i1't -V ' .f1w'1'j,-5.3 1.2, ' l ii I . 3' , ' H ' K Lx HE FIRST team under the coaching of Mr. Moyer has shown wonderful ability. This is the second yearthat Coach Moyer has been with us. We hope that he may coach the boys to victory next year, because the ooys have grown to treat him as a brother. They like the earnest spirit with which he Works. I am sure if he is with us next year, that under his generalship the state championship will be ours. We are very fortunate this year in having some of our old stars returned from the army and navy to help us give our opponents a good wailloping. Among them is Earl Pete Walters who has, in almost every game, outplayed his man, and, through his ability to catch forward passes, and by the free use of his toe on the pig- skin he has been a prominent feature in the success of our team. John Handstroin wanted to scrap for East High so bad that he came all the way from Siberia. The success with which he has thrown forward passes and punted the pigskin, connected with his hard smashing against the line, has succeeded in giving East High the long end of the scores. Floyd Yencer and Richard Wallerstedt have also been playing a goodgame for East High in the backneld. We surely hate to miss these fellows next year, but this is their last year and they have been playing a good game for East High. Another fellow who has been a good game is Floyd Hiblos. He has been holding down the position of tackle, and has not received as much credit as he has deserved, because he didn't have afny chance to make gains by carrying the ball, but instead, he was one of the fellows who made the holes in the opponents line and gave our backfield a chance to malke their long gains. He invariably held his man and gave the team strong interference. Irvin Mc- Conkey playing right end has also been an important factor in Easts victories. He like Pete Walters, has been able to make long gains by nabbing forward passes. These ex-soldiers and sailors together with the other men of the team, have succeeded in winning six out of the seven games they have played, and also have managed to run up a score of 171 to 17. I don't believe that any East High team in the past has been able to beat that record. We regret to lose some of our players, but from the work of the second team it looks as though we will have men to take their places, Page Twenty-three: