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

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Senror Will The Senior Gradu itrng class of Ianuary 1935 of East High bernq of sound mrnd and legal age rmm drately upon graduation wish to leave some of our personal characteristics to a few of the under classnren This wrll rs to rule all previous wills made and torn up rnv'rlrd UNIT I Harold Nelson the presrdent of the senior class vtrshes to leave hrs leadership to that cfarmrnq tenth grade boy Dwight Addington UNIT 2 As there are such a very few handsome boys rn Lee township we feel that rt rs only proper to bestow upon Frank Gustafson the handsome features of Harold Ladd UNIT 3 We also haxe rn our class Dale Motrs probably one of the best track stars rn East who wishes to leave hrs abrlrty rn thrs lrne to Kenneth Cox UINIT 'I Max Hodges whom almost everyone has seen appear on the East hrqh stage bequeathes hrs piano playing to that 200 pound fullback Burr Hohl gmt 5 Althea Gray the secretary of our class leaves to Phyllis Clark her ability to make public speec es UNIT 6 Although Evelyn Anderson wishes to take her red harr with her she has kindly consented to leave her freckles to Marie Garland UNIT 7 Irene Cowen leaves her successful athletic career to Marqaret Smith UNIT 8 Have you noticed that tricky corlfure of 'Vlary Sh iw7 Well she rs leaving rt to Mildred Conkrrqht a member of the on coming graduating class UNIT 9 Guess what' Mildred Stohlgren rs leavrnq her quiet manner to Marcella Mattern UNIT 10 Lewis Anthony rs leaving hrs bash fulness to Eddie Wrllrts but dont be disappointed qrrls Eddie may refuse the offer you know UNIT ll Milton Frey the senior who made one of the all city football teams will leaxe to Bob Haptonstahl his stately figure UNIT I2 Lyle Iohnson who writes that much read column Fashion Trps wishes to leave her salesmanshrp abrlrty to Myrtle Yates UNIT I3 Ruth Ginsberg one of the best conversatronalrsts rn the senior class wrll leave her talkative manner to Barbara Brttrng UNIT I4 Errc Miller the presrdent of the Natronal Honor Society wrll leave hrs ability in vvorkmq with electrical applrances to Bob Hanbury UINIT 15 It rs a gift to be able to bluff and get by with rt ohnny Cotton seems to have acquired thrs gift and upon graduation he wrll leave rt to Robert Rothfuss UNIT I6 We had rn mrnd to leave Don Davis pep to Bernard Lewis but we feel he has a grea sufficiency so we wrll give rt to Dale Smith rnstead UN T 17 Brll Berggren a prominent member of the golf team wishes to bestow hrs ability rn thrs sport to Bob Frrrs UNIT 18 Ieanette Hall leaves her personalrty to Iudy Parker UNIT I9 Ardrs Mosebach an outstanding athletic flgure will leave her tennrs ability to erry Efaw one of the Three lays. I h UNIT 20--Glenn Bartlett the cartoonist for the Quill and Scroll leaves his art ability to Naomi o nson. UNIT 21-The editor of the Quill Annette Levine not only has journalistic ability but she also has a witty nature which she will bestow upon Marguerite Sargent. UNIT 22-Exerett Strandholm seems to have that certain way with the teachers. He wishes to leave this characteristic to Eskil Garanson. UNIT 23-The all-state end of '33 Lawrence Redrick leaxes his football ability to one of the canaries Billy Lyman. ' UNIT 2-I--Iohnny Wilson like his brother represented East in many swimming meets. He will leaxe his 'ibility in swimming to Harry Long. UNIT 25-Murguerite Sternberg will leave her leadership in extra-curricular activities to Polly Lin- co n. UNIT 26-f This will drawn up on the 5th day of December 1934 has been legally witnessed by the copy rewclt rs 'md the honorable editorial adviser Mr. Kenneth Stratton. Vvimess The Senior Class of Ianuary 1934 .fl A. a. . tm- A --f- ------vw fre . ,. .. .l! R ,X-.ft e r I -Q-1

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National Honor Society i Well -n'1 . an 1- tx, e 'fir-?R ll' I 1 , -t 1,415-. X'-l.l'll',:..-Q li' 'I . , . 6 14: 1 ' K . v Na.. H554 SENIOR PARENT FACULTY Entertainment and Decorations chairman Alvin ohnson Members anet Stan berry Fannie Wills Esther Holler Norman Warren iBll Bergren Carl Berglund Eldon Granberg Advisers Mr Hoyt Mr Cram Reception chairmen Lois Peterson Gertrude Warner Members Paul Rapo ort ames Smith Dorothy Frush Arnold ohnson Marcella Shipley Thelma reanor Advisers Miss Zimrnerli Mrs Iohnson CL 4SS NIGHT Exhrblt chairman Maxme Terrrll Members Frances Wrngert Bill Palmer Marjorie Graybeal Addison Thomas Rena Richards Mae Turnquist Virginia Van Houten Freda Lazonby Verna Nygard Mildred Gustafson Bob Olson Ruth Hel lums Florence Gee Alice Cannon Adviser Miss Barge Program chairman Max Hodges Members Margaret Dorman Lucille Plum Donald Marshall Anna Louise Davis Ruth McGlothlen Harold Stormer Raymond Barr Advisers Miss Wood man Miss McBride Mr Tallman ALUMNI Chairman Ardis Mosebach Harold Nelson Bob Weissmger Althea Grey Everett Strandholm INVITATIONS Chairman Annette Levine Mary Armstrong Richard Paulsen Harold Schmidt Adviser Miss Knauer SENIOR BANQUET Chairmen Bert Wisdom Mary Shaw Members Martha lane Backman Fred ackson Lyle ohnson Ovid La on Mary Smaluk Lloyd Tokheim Ruth lf ries Ben Caplan Bernice Beckman va Barret Mary Monahan eanette a Max Bonham Marjorie Cullum The foundation of the Honor Society is built on the four principlesc, Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. The present semester's officers are Eric Miller. presi- dent: Paul Rapaport, vice-president: Marguerite Sternberg. secretary: W'eltha Kirk, treasurer. The old members of the society are Annette Levine, Mary Shaw, Irene Cowen. Mildred Stohlgren, Lois Peterson. Althea Gray. Ardis Mosebach. The I2-B's elected to the membership are Barbara Bit- ting, Robert Brackenbury, Sylvia Caplan, Mildred Conk- wright. Vera Davis, Stanley Foulke. lne: Gouqhnour, Robert Haptonstahl, Gwendolyn Harris, Naomi lohnson. Edison Kennedv. Anna Malkovich, Letha Noah. Rebecca Qstrem. Sigrid Otto. Chris Porter,Lloyd Rees. Maxine Robesky, Maxine Robinson.. Marlorie Rogers, Mariann Sheldon. Frank Silver, Robert Smith, Esther Wherle, Dor- othy Wheels. Carol Wildey, Roberta Williams. and Vivian Wilson. The I2-A's elected are Evelyn Anderson, Helen Ander- son, Martha lane Backman. Eva Barrett. Howard Gray. Marjorie Graybeal. Max Hodges, Esther Holler, Ruth Iefries, Mildred G. Iohnson, Esther Lang, Louise Mc- Fadden, Robert Weissinger. Harold Wellander. and Bert Wisdom.

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174At'AJ'd M3911 .Sian M at t. 5 ol? 111152 it ABBA!-its The Lo Down by MARX SHAW Iohn Cotton weathy man about town has opened his Cotton Club situated on the roof of the New Marshall Field Building Here you rub elbows with your favorite newspaper columnists lYes even Lyle Iohnson goes therell Cute little Marydell War ren is a feature and shes an eyeful for any bodys orbs black blue' Shes on the radio nightly with Bob Iedress orchestra and you could do lots worse and prac txcally no better than tuning in every eve ning about midnight if ..,,,,,J you re conscious by then The height of inaccuracies Bob Weis singer who just engineered the building of the new University Bridge took a secluded seat in a restaurant announcing to the head waiter who by the way was Sam Kouri that he wanted to dine m silence and then ordered celery' Maryone Morey well known dancer, and Fred Harlow actor will bnng their New York stage hit Oh' Ohl Oh to Des Moines soon under the auspices of Harold Wellander who owns the largest chain of theaters in the state Carl Pickett and ack Price are cstab lishing a chain of cafes here and abroad it looks as if former East High Grads are going into business in a big way Wayne Jones, boxing and wrestling champ of the United States, turned down a tine screen role the other day because the part demanded that he be knocked out Here s information that Believe-it-or-not by Wisdom would seize upon avidly: Max Hodges our local governor says he can no longer tell one musical note from another. Kay Harrington and Bob Nelson had a sad parting when she left for London. Dan Cupid hears that he may follow her abroad. Let's hope that Esther Holler, that brilliant lawyer can patch things up. Have you tasted the NRA fruit, a special- ty in Russell Tobis' fruit shop? Incidentally NRA means Nice Round Apples. Years ago lt was used in the Roosevelt administration. long ago discarded since Fred Iackson became President. ,L Y Mary Monahan wife of Phil Bergstrom has a strange pastime it is watching her husband a doctor perform operations Now that Ben Caplan has purchased the Wooluforth chain stores one can buy jewelry for 2 pennies each instead of ten pennies each The triangle that has for its res ectlve corners Belle Mogolov Max Bonham Mar yorie Cullum lnote that the man is between the two ladies continues to intrigue most Des Moines residents Max is seen very often with both ladies lseparatelv of coursel but nothing serious seem to take place Making this tn anqle more interesting is the fact that the two ladies waste no love on each other Max banked Miss Cullum s room with flowers on her birthday but that same evening he presented Miss Mogolov with an orchid corsage THAT LARGE' Fishers De Paree f remember when it used to be just Fishers 1 is now owned by Don Davis Here you can sec about the smartest most enjoyable show anywhere in this mans town Dorothy Skipper may thrill you or she may not depending upon your vitality vim and vigor to me shes the meanest of the mean blue singers and her style is exclusively her own She s in Life begins at 8 40 at the moment The Des Moines Derby, which will take place at Bob Allotts Race Track, situated where Drake Stadium used to be, will be held next week Jockey Paul Rappa port will ride the horse of Ardls Mosebach prominent social leader Since Mildred Iohnson who now operates a dress-shop in Fred Welsh's departmentstore has hired Martha ane Q Backman as Mannequin il business has improved one hundred per cent. You know her type smart and chic with the simple expensive clothes that only an East High Grad knows how to wear lno wonder the owner of the Cotton Club has taken such a fancy to clothes latelyl. And th t. -it -ll, h for this wma my pas ut sums t lngs up