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

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Lb. Row 1: Ortiz, Ore, Simmons, Ritchhart, Russell, Mason, Jay, Walters: Row 2: Risely, Beebe, Norton, Delk, Gee, Munger, Cook, Larson, Row 3: McCleran, Northrup, Fredregill, Leiriinger, Watkins, Maplethorpe, Brady, Formaro: Row 4: Miss Greenhill, Orbon, McKinney, Smith, Rogers, Keown, Nixon, Jenkins, Wolfson. Not in picture: Taylor, Henderson, Scobey. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB To secure training for more advanced music closses many girls ore enrolled in the Girls' Glee club under the direction of Miss Sigrid Greenhill. ln the glee club they hove an opportunity to develop their voices ond learn to blend their voices with each other. This' semester the group hos been working on a large variety of songs ranging from old clossicol to modern numbers. Arlene Allan hos been assisting at the piano. BOYS' GLEE CLUB One closs which is enjoyed not only by its members but by the entire student body is the Boys' Glee club. Included in their programs tor this semester was the concert for the state P.T.A. convention ot the librory. Throughout the past semester the boys have developed the quolity of their voices ond sense ot pitch through the training they hove re- ceived in glee, club. Row 1: Anderson, Chopard, Ward, Gilmore, Kerr, Brown, Norem, Sorensen, Prattg Row 2: Sandelin, Murphy, Treadway, Terrell, Rees, Ellis. Cunion, Grossnickle, Suddeth, Allen, Accompanistg Row 3: Terrill, Brady, Niffenegger, Borg, Santz, Caswell, Gee, Ingalls, Brookins, Fitzpatrick, Miss Greenhill. O -13-

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I' 1 Violins: Roberta Johnson, Marilyn Sandler, Bill Anderson, Dorothy Delk, Weldon Gourd: Viola: Jean Oliver: Cello: Esther Saunders: String Bass: Harlan Gee, Twila Mattson: Piano: Joy Newbrough: Clarinets: Richard Kirkpatrick, Allen Kling. Tom Cuncanoni Sax: Gene Dagett: Trumpets: Joe Caswell, Ray Southard, Dick Strasburg: Trombones: Lawrence Hayes, D'laine Anderson: Percus- sion: Fred King, Orville King. ORCH ESTRA Small but mighty is a description of our ad- mirable orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Marlin Morette, the orchestra provides fine music for the enjoyment of all. The outstanding appearances of the orches- tra this year were for the school play, com- mencement exercises and class night. The orchestra presents a splendid opportun- ity for those students who wish to develop their technique and appreciation for classical music. BAND Lending inspiration at the football games, assemblies, and various gatherings is the East High band, a group of hard-working musicians. The one who spurs them on is Mr. Marlin Morette, the likeable director, who is new with the band this semester. We heartily extend our thanks to you for the wonderful way you have contributed toward the spirit of East High. We, the students, are proud of you. Row 1: Harlan Gee, Betty Gephant, Greta Naig, Kathleen Frazier, Bertha Hammersly, Marilyn Patterson, Barbara Northrop, Rivalie Sideman, Shirley Anderson, Leona Lindbloom, Bertha Gee, Marilyn Sandler, Barbara Devallg Row 2: Dan Niflienegger, Tommy Cuncanon, Pat Kavanaugh, Elmore Collins, J. D, Curray, Dorothy Gruner, Gene Dagett, Robert Darrah, Richard Kirkpatrick, M91't0H Van D1'9S9l', Allen Kling: Row 3: Richard Cart, Orville King, Bill Anderson, Ronald Maddison, Bob Cummings, James Cameron, Bill Oxley, Robert Hall, Ray Southard, Don Brauer, Ray Caswell, Everett Davis, Ed Gordon: Row 4: Lee Huggins, Dick Strasburg, M. E. Morrette, Richard Reynolds, Eugene Krouse, Lawrence Hayes, Charles Oppedahl, Ivan Brown, Robert Walters. ..17... ,, ,.-.inal-

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MOVIE OPERATORS Row 1: Jack Chinn, Bob Darrah, Austin Greider: Row 2: Rich- aid Bevan, Dick Peterson. Q Movie Operators While the other students are enjoying the movie, behind the scenes the operators are faithfully performing their duties. They not only operate the noon movie but also films that are shown in the classrooms. Their services are much appreciated by the students of our school. Miss Helmreich's Messengers Every period several girls leave study hall for the purpose 'of collecting absence slips from all the classrooms. The absence slips are then put in the teachers' boxes. The first hour messengers must also gather the attendance records and deliver them to the advisers. We thank these groups for their service. ELECTRICIANS Dick Peterson, Jack Chinn, Richard Bevan, Bob Darrah. Electricians One group that is not viewed by the public but which deserves much credit is the electri- cians who are using their skill to assist the school. Under the direction of Mr. Wilbur Yount they are responsible for the lighting ef- fects of the programs given throughout the year. Stagehands and Movie Helpers The stagehands under the supervision of Mr. Yount take care of the stage settings used for different events throughout the semester. The movie helpers are girls who collect the money and act as monitors. Everyone wants to thank these two hard working groups for a job well done. MESSENGERS FOR MISS HELMREICI-I Row 1: Lauralyn Blair, Mary Graham, Betty Witt, Pauline Millerg Row 2: Ann Nelson, Marjorie Champ: Row 3: Betty Sloan, Marjorie McKinney, Inez McQuarry. l MOVIE I-IELPERS 8: STAGE HANDS Row 2. ean lllams, oy 1 e, 1 Row 3: Richard Bevan. Joe Lord, Bob Darrah, Jack Chinn, Herbert Nichols. Row 1: Peggy Goldfarb, Shirley Griffiths, Phyllis Gray: - D W'l ' Ll d R'f D'ck Peterson, Don Allen: