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

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THE BIG POND Left to right Dorothy McGlothlen Dale Smith Betty lone: Max Hod es Robert Haptonst hl Mr Tallman Margaret Smith Robert Aitken Ruth Mathews Carol Wildey Miss Macy Miss oodman Mr Hostetter Ive been neglecting our student council so lll not write another word until Ive given the council its desired place East high certainly b lieves in that football hero idea because Burr f Hohl was elected presi dent Robert Bracken bury is vice-president -- and Lyle Iohnson is sec- . , retary and treasurer' fof course l don't mean that she is a football boyj. At the first meeting of the parents and teachers the council was in full charge of the evenings program. Bob Haptonstahl is campaign committee chairman and has headed the ticket campaign the P. T. A. operetta and the fall play with very pleasing results. The credit of these snappy matinee dances can be given justly to the social committee headed by Maxine Robesky. I ve wondered where all of these fierce C71 looking monitors came from and Ive been informed that they were chosen by the Building and Grounds committee I had a lot of fun color day which was planned by the council and I nearly forgot the bundle drive which wa also headed by the campaign committee Oh yes and the welfare drive lt seemed so funny to see the grown up senior high folks drop a penny in the box with as much dignity as any millionaire ever felt. We had an assembly today and the speaker was Sam Risk an Assyrian gentleman who came to America a few years ago and worked his way to the top until now he has a bus'ness of his own and feels very much American. Friday December 21. The Nativity was presented at two - semblics today as is the custom each year - fore Christmas. This annual program is East High tradition and everyone always - joys the beautiful singing and the diierent scenes portrayed. Polly Lincoln and Clarence Hedlund were Mary and Ioseph and Viola Ronk took the part of the head angel. . -'sr-fwfr-v--yn www- - .7!,....,, Q V' WN W'-X Wd' 1f 'l HN ri f 'K J .al ',, . i , r NI To A, ' ' .1 . .., ,Q . ,K ' : . U 5. E 1 1 1.4

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,, .- .. , . 1-1 - M - pi-H In the operetta this order was sort of re versed smce Irwm Nelson started nght out on the spot llghts I guess they had qulte a txme wxth the operetta Frank Sxlver wasnt able to come to school on the day xt was to be gxven so a new boy had to be found to run one of the lxghts George Smder came to the rescue and took hrs place Q'I'hey all got along fine ln The electncxans are responsxble for all of those keen lxghtmg effects an the plays and thlngs They make the moonlight fires m flre places and the speclal hghtmg for unusual scenes These fellows all seem to enjoy thelr work even though lt does take them out of their classes when the txme comes around for a play or operetta or somethmg QLucky thxngsl We had the alumm assembly today and gracious xt seems nearly Impossible for so many boys to have made good There were present Iohn McGruder Denny Lxttlewood 'larry OBoyle Father I Aldera and Vane Overturff Lawrence Peterson a present sales man for the Lowe and Campbell sportmg goods store was ln charge of the program and sever al members of the 1909 team were there Of course Ierry Banta who IS experxencmg for the Hrst tlme the bonds of matnmony and Don Haptonstahl were there gxvmg us a taste of his Comedxan ablllty Everythmg was just per fect but I dxd get awfully txred standmg up East hxgh broadcasted today and every one went to the assem bly and took part The broadcast was combmed 3 wxth the Roosevelt vs East pep assembly a fi there were vnsxtors here from Roosevelt to take -7 art I thought xt was .1 een assembly and near ly everyone else dld too 1 P k We had our Good Wxll assembly today and each of the four hugh schools North Roosevelt Lmcoln and East had repre sentatxves on the stage each of whom gave us thexr opmnon and thanked East h1gh for the httle emblem of friendship a llttle cane bearmg the colors of the hxgh schools whnch was pre sented by Althea Gray y :SA e ,,,w,, ,,.t A. --.I spite of the changel. ' -2- -1- -2- I , . . ' . - f ' QW! . . ' J P' 5 A '. ' ' . .D . , . - , ,

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, ky ,' k ,uf , Q T .,. if .Al yi F 1 5- - :wr-. -..,. '-. V Q 'vie 1 '?:rQl3iFT5?:Q- I TQ: 13' I ' :ri- .' W 'I'- - -fsegn: ,a ' . . n t . - r':,e 'f! t- , - -. . I ': -' . 5 '.-..... V Il-335 THE Q TILL at WX lr-f tffl, 0 ,,-Q va' su QUILL EDITORIAL STAFF Srmimg Bch llaptonstahl lne Goughnour Carmen Sayre Mary Shaw Mr Stratton Hun Long Maxrne Robmson Carol Wxldev lulxa Hayden Seated Bert NVnsdom Annette Lewme Esther Holler Irene Coxun N I m P lu e Bob Brackenbury The Qu11l Staff This qroup of students under the dxrectron of Mr Stratton have charqe of qettmq materxal and pictures Collected for the publrcatlon of the Qu1ll magazlne and meet each day durmq last hour The lf. rders of the staff are Annette levme edxtor and Esther Holler 'assocrate edxtor The Semor A mem bers ct us heads of the var1ous departments whxle the Senxor B members who are chosen e ch semester to be on the Quill staff are glven work ln thexr choxce departments The specxal duties of all of the staff ar to observe the varlous school act1vxt1es whlch they belneve would be especxally mterestmq 1n prmt for the malorxty of students The staff also attem ts to vary the type of maqazme from year to year and In thls way publlsh somethmq umque and dxf erent whlch would prove more popular A number of students are chosen each semester by Mr Olsen to ard rn sellmq BCIVQFIISIIIQ to Des Morne: merchants The mcome from thxs source helps to pay for the prmtmq of the magazme By bemq a member of the Qu1llStaff the student learns much ln the way of slmlle yournalxstxc tr umnq by wrrtmq the storles and sketches and by helpmq to plan the structure of a published magazine Exen though much work rs put forth on the part of the staff as a whole the members thoroughly emov the qood tunes whrch always abound rn the Qulll room In thls vway Quxll membership rates as of the mformal meetmqs of the group Enellsh work would flnd xt 'well worth any effort made to be an extra cur1cular actxwty because Students who are Interested m chosen for the Quill Staff QUILL BUSINESS STAFF Srandma M3fll11 lane Backman Pc qy Woods Mr Olsen Lorraine Mack Luculle H1mnlton Iohanna Bandon Morns Wenss Seated Ruth Shepard lack Ieffrnes eta Malmberg George Ruhmhnd fL..fx'-v fwgiffg- xigidf-'1 I I. 1, l T I E 4 l S e-tt,-u , : , , . . ,.'j . ' . .- - T ' I , ' , t , ' - A YO ' Ie I '-' . I C 3 x. I D, I I , . T - . . . A . A . it X2 . V , , . . n - .' a 2 ' ' ' ' a ' . 6 . . . r . . l v . v I 1 Q Q I' ' - f I ' ' xi D ' U . . . . . ! w 2. . A ' . . A . ' . h - - - . . A . . 4 . A v V ' ' v Q l V I . . . . - .,,f' ' - , Ky . I it I I I 1' I 1 t I l , Q I ' A I, , . I . I 3 , ' 1, I fx Q' A 'T' Q 713 V 1 x I Q, , , , ,, , tx V .exif 1,1 5 Q ' , . K, I. rv.-X , - -' . . . . I - 1 5 U, 12 1 ,-H I fi-w.kJ.f: 3 U r ' g' ,ff , jj? Y.,.l 'in ,Xu ,