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

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Men lue to wonder and that rs the seed o our SCICVICQ EMERSON CCZVLCZ Dally under the able dlrectlon of Mr Slverson ID chem1stry and physxcs Mr Col l1ns1n physlcs and Mr Lyman Mr Ferler and Mr Rove ln blology East Hxgh stu terles of SCIENCE The schools currxculum adequately covers the varlous flelds of elementary SCI ence offermg flfteen classes IH blology the study of that famlllar but mysterlous force llfe two classes m chemxstry the study of the composltlon of matter and four classes 1n physncs the sclence of the forces of na ture and thexr practlcal appllcatlon to our complex xndustrxal xx orld l o dents are exploring and unravelling the mys-

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LLSIWZSS CZWUIQ Under the apt xnstructlon of Mmss Zlmmerh Mr Easter Vlrs Pendv Mlss Wheeler Mr Sprmqate Mr Blngham Mlss Merrxll Mr Ol son and Mr Lmdsev the necessary fundamen tals of busxness tramlng are taught to the com merclal students of East Hlgh The buslness traxnmg department has ln 1ts enrollment more students than any other smgle department dealmg SpQClflCally vttth electne sub tact vuth condltxons relatmg to busxness vuhlch experxence xull ln later llfe act as a convey ance to transport the graduates upon the road to a successful busmess career The currxculum 1n th1s department mcludes shorthand tvplng commerclal arrthmetlc busmess I' correspondence busxness organlzatlon bookkeep mg salesmanshlp commerclal lavt commercxal geography and merchandxsmg These sublects alone or a comblnatlon of these subjects can make an mstrument whxch vull be mdxspensable to the successful buslness man or woman Wxth the aboxe mentloned goal a success ful business career to strlve for these students embark upon a lxfe of enjoyment and mevxtable success s 0 0 -Li . ' . , L . . f', -. , , . l jects. ln this department, the students have con- t . I , -

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I Q' ocial gfudies ln an earnest endeavor to make better citi- zens of the growing generation, American history, government, and economics have been made re- quired subjects in Des Moines high schools. Miss Hargis, Miss Schmidt, Miss Mitchell, Miss Alderson, Mr. Williams and Mr. Wilson instruct classes in the story of Americas brief meteoric existance. Mr. Seevers and Mr. Wil- son teach government, Miss Alderson and Mr. Gabrielson, economics. The other branches of social studies are world history taught by Miss Wickware, Miss Schmidt, and Mr. McCay, and bible history taught by Miss Helmreich. Obedience is what makes gov- ernment and not the names by which it is called. -B. FRANKLIN