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

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s '- ' MR. O. G. PRICHARD Principal MR. D. Q. WILLIAMS Vice Principal Miss AGNES HELMREICH Girls' Adviser S The success of East High school is due in no small degree to the teaching and administrative abilities of our faculty. But with the ability to teach effectively and to guide the affairs of the school, our teachers and administrators combine a keen understanding of students and their problems. It is the latter quality which makes the East High faculty so valuable an asset to the youth of Lee Township.

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,-. x., X in iw JAMES MONK A bundle of energy and self- T confidence. reasurer. Nickname: Iim. EUGENE ARNOLD BRAuo1-rr Board Member- Orchestra 3. 4, 7, 8, Drum' 8: Social Pit Orchestra Music Contest test 3, 7: Student All State High School 7: Hi- 6, 7, 8: Secretary 8: Band Festival 5, 7. Ambition: Music director. Nickname: Swiaq. ....,,m Nm VERNON EVANS A Miracle' the seer quoth, Liked by kids and teachers both. President: Track 3, 5, 7: Cross Country 4, 6, 8: Monitor 8: E. Epi Tan 8: Hi-Y 8. Ambition: To be able to graduate! Nickname: Mike. ARNOLD CARLSON Some are born great, some achieve greatness, And some have greatness thrust upon them. Vice President: Student Council 6. 7: E. Epi Tan 3, 4, 5. 6, 7. 8: Vice President 6, B: Hi-Y 8: Bmsh and Palette 3: Scribblers Club 8: Golf 5. 7: Stamp Club 7: Movie Monitor 8: National Honor Society 7. 8. Ambition: Accountant. Nickname: Arnie. MARGARET WILSON IEAN KOENIGSBERGER M ,, A ready smile and sparkling A S'nc::Z sggiimmg' thoughtful eyes' A A irl whorri everyone likes The cigse of many manly Zo meet., sig . 'ii ' Board Member: Philomatbian 1. 5. 6. 7. A .K S S.g,ag?,E:g3f:b3g:hkg:x: liked grnigugt 17' ifcflfluy 51 3 l ture Club 6: Philomsthean 6, 7, B: 5 od! in 8' oc :BCI gfngi' Q' Vice President 8: Monitor 7: Shorthand ' ' ' ' venture u ' mp Speed Society 8: Girls' Glee Club 4, Club 5. 6: Golf 3, B: Brush and Pnl- I f , 5, student Council 8 ette 5, 6: Monitor 8: Student Council Ambition' To become n successful gl aaiodgl Or?ITshra38:ChExu.v.':nu f I business woman. Ambililoli: 5:cretaliy to' the oaugvtfhdf. ' , I ' Nkknlmti -lwlllit' l A i 2 'S A 1 0 I ' I +L SEIU? Q5 'lc is mf' :ll if Q 00A1ANNl L sg :ff The members of the senior class of Ianuary, 1937, are leaving East High, trained to handle efficiently the problems they shall meet as mature citizens. They have had exper- ience in group government through the stu- dent council. They have been citizens of an organized group. They have been brought to see how important individual citizenship is. They leave East High, but they will always remember the kind advisers and stu-dents with whom they have become friends. Each will al- ways feel that what measure of success he at- tains he owes to East High. They will always remain interested in the school's activities. The class chose as its oflicers Vernon Evans, president: Arnold Carlson, vice presi- dent: Iames Monk, treasurer: Margaret Wil- son, secretary: and Eugene Braught and Iean Koenigsberger as board members.