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

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Row 1: Lantz, McClintock, Desing, Hoffman, Dewey, Thornton, Stephens, Dahl, Parsons, Vllorley, Long: Row 2: Turner, Smith, Johnson, Burzacott, Layton, Trumbo, Orth, Smith, Sloan, McGril'l'g Row 3: Rife, Dalrymple, McGill, Templeton, Peterson, Potter, Sisam, Schillinger, Hatfield, Baker, Phipps: Row 4: Nystrom, Heyer, Grippin, Layman, Cunningham, Furs, Ricketts: Row 5: White- hurst, Kellogg, Ames, MeQuarry, Bergeson, Eisenlauer, Hedlund. SECOND TEAM i n ,vi 'N f ,, GAME SCHEDULE EEEEE Lcaniolgcjyguocc Sacco S EEEEEEE S S SLLELEE 75 East 33 - Dowling 6 4 East 27- D. M. Tech O - gf P East l2-Ames Reserves 6 ,' . East 6-North O ! X Q , East 20- Lincoln O L l ' ' all East 6-Roosevelt O 9 g A East l2-Newton O 5 East l2-North O SECOND SQUAD FOOTBALL The Canaries, as the second squad is fondly referred to, have had a good season. They have played nine games this season, winning every one. Under Mr. Charles Gregory, their coach, they have done a good job of not only representing East High but also in scrimmag- ing against the first squad. ' East High's Canaries have scored l3O points against only l8 for their opposition. This would, it seems, make hopes of la very good first squad next year as this is really the prime reason for having a second squad. The team as a whole is to be commended for their fine record this past year. This, of course, means that East High's second squad are the City Champs. Among their formidable foes this year were North, Lincoln, Tech, Roosevelt and Newton. 4

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Q , A ' fy f QQ? l.Fl'Slf 'lf N 4 ,. --:E'7 Qi!!! Row 1: Heyer, Erickson, Phillips, Sisam, Morrissey, Turner, Alam: Row 2: Thomas, Nichols, Parsons, Egly, Johnson, Michelson. SECON D TEAM BASKETBALL These ore the boys who practice playing bas- ketball every afternoon. Teamwork, coopera- tion, and fair play ore only a few of the many essentials put into use by the team. The boys have gained their positions on the second team by showing promise in tryouts. The second team for the i946-47 season is coached by Wendell Webb. As the Quill went to press, the team was, as yet, untried but showed great promise in practice. VARSITY BASKETBALL These men are the members of East High's varsity basketball squad. This sport is sec- ond only to football as East High's major oth- letic activity. Under the leadership of Mr. Webb these fellows are learning new defensive tactics as well as offensive. With one of the largest turnouts in years Coach Webb has a lot of new material along with returning fel- lows from last year's two squads. There are about 5 returning letter men this year to carry the brunt of the work. NQCSFXO , ' S 0 ' : Zu 9 Ll Ky S .i Q ! li 1? I X , XX M, 1 ,W L D 4 1-- I I rf -:LT - Row 1: Thornton, West, McIntyre, Marsh, Pratt, Reece, Worley, Brown: Row 2: Ward, X T- ii? Sandin, Lantz, Phipps, Kline. '