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

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GRACE J UANITA NICHOLLS Grace was in all her steps. in every gesture, dignity. Library Round Table '24, '25, '2Gg , IIcxi1.i,sZ.Ei-Oixoinimfs '25, '26, Sere'y I'reas. 1 Y, wfc. A. '24, '25, '2s. WILLIAM D. OG1LviE 'Tis not what 'man does which exalts him, but what 'man would do. Forensic '26, Ori-hestru '2G. ELMER T. OLSON God bless the man who invented sleep, So Sancho Panza said, and so say I. E Epi Tan '25, '26, Hi Y '25, '26, ll'ee Club '25g Uri-hestra '24, '25, '26g Band '23, '24, '25, '2O. LEONARD A. OLSON In all labor there is profit. KATHRYN K. O'NEILL It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. HELEN E. OSNESS Of manners gentle of ajections mild. Cambridge High School. H. NORMAN PARSONS POliteness lubricates the wheels of business. BERYL V. PATTISON From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Slinkeslwaroan '25, '26, Fl'L'fll4'll Club '24, '25, '26 Treas. lli Y '24, Student Council '23, Adam and Eva , Old Lady 31. Twenty-fi've

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Twenty-four FLORENCE ETTA MOORE A gentle maiden who gets thmgs done. Zetagathean '25, '26, Treasurer '26, Student Couur-il '25g Glee Club '2li. LUCILLE M. MOORE Blest with good reason and sober sense. Plxilomatheun '35, '26, ALICE GRACE MORRISON y . . . . . - , I belzeoe In mdwzdual laughmg. Shakespeazream '24g Latin Club '22, '23, Euclidean Club '24, '25 Y. W. C, A. '23. '2-1. '20 M. LOUISE lVIURPHY One good ffrfieud is not to be weighed against all the jewels of the earth. Sllakesllezwezin '25, 'llfig l l'Plll'll Club 'Lili PEARL ELIZABETH MURRAY A 'IH,67'l 1 e1e doeth the heart Y! J J good. Home Evonomim-S '26, HAROLD MEYERS I never knew so young a body wzth so old u head. Basketball '25, '26g Track '26, M ILDRED FAYE MYERS Modest and quiet, but useful. Sidney High School '23, '24, SELMA L. NELSON Ulnfinzte rwhes in It small room.

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Twenty-six FRANCES PEASE '4Mer1s1u'es not men, have always been my mz1rlf. Home l'I4-onoxnivs '24i. DAVID RAY PENNEY A proper fmrm, as one shall see in IL Sll'lllfllL6'I',S day. IC ldpi 'I':1n '26, OSCAR H. PETERSON ' Secret and self-eontdined and solztory as an oyster. Rzukcllrzlll '23, '21, DELBERT PODREBARIC Such and so fvurzous are the tastes of '7lLC71,.U M. GENEVA PROUDFIT I judge people by what they might be-not ure, nor wzll be. llliilllillit' Club '25, '26, '1'1'1-axsurvr 'BISZ Nurnml 'lll'Jlillillg: 'BL '25, 'ijiig Hmm- I'I:-011011111-S 'BGS F Y, XV. C. A. ,234 '2l, 'lla 'QIUQ llehzii - '21 'L 'Z IllIl'tl':uHl'2ll Uelwntm- 'L 1 Gavel Winm-1' 'ZGZ AGAIN :xml Eur. tfltllcls-:lt l'oun1fil 'llilg m 1 96 v CHESTER R. RAPER U eIl-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. l'11ll'lilll'illl '2.3. DOROTHY RI-:HMS True to her work, her word, her friends. Z0f2lg'llIllPilll '25, '20, Secf'y 'illig l rPm'h Club '25 lRMA M. REID t'Good deeds immortal are-they f'rumot dIG.,, Y W 1' A '04