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

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Row I: Bonnie Roderick, Bill Canfield, Budd Bartine, Jo Ann Packeyj Row 2: Rosemary Daley, Elaine Nunes, Norma Knudsen, Freida Mathes, Arlene Allen, Marilee Goodrich, Karma Jorgensen, Row 3: Roland Potter, Jack Nixon, Bill Hart, Jim Manchester, Donald Ansley, Don Wilson, Louis Stafford, Harry West, Jim Hayes. JOURNAL KEEPERS . ii. s 63 . '::: ' Who doesn't look eagerly forward to the time when the ,,,. ,',, , ' Quill will be distributed. Just as a journal was kept by the gl 49'ers, so these students record school events for our enjoy- J AWQA A nzzl ment in the yea rs to come. wi 1- rig-'riff' :: :: A '12 'f:1'i:: l :,:1 - - - A , VV ll l Capably assisted by Editor Rosemary Daley and Associate- i g Zlly editor Jim Manchester, the members of the staff deserve much credit for their splendid work. The staff faculty ad- 't , ,- visors are Mr. Stratton, Mr. Gabel, Miss Macy, and Mr. . -1 ,,,, 2 1,, - '.i. 'ii'i Springate. ,g Each semester a chosen group of twelfth grade English it' A 'X' students meet in room 16 and write essays. The Quill Staff ifififiiffffw-am. il... 5 .E ,,,-.- is chosen from the best essayists. Room l6 then becomes a ROSEMARY DA,-EY busy place-used for the editing of a better Quill. Editor-in-chief , ,. , 231,'p19M,l,. isa:,,,sax ., Q' Is?i.,'?3Y .V 'N M.-fi' 'RSQQVM--sl ,Q .Hin 'mf ,sm-V1-Qwvff--,2'31:': , Aw :is-fs: A, - .1 ' pw symmz-.,i29,azWt sv, ' ,, A .. t. . ---' 5 , J - ' - N V25-'-'l 1 ' - if' ' :l'WflW.S'if'91f??'f J , I . Q. Y ,,. gm, g ,I , A. , f s45..,,.M,,.-51:2 4 if :Szs215:s- ' X J ,. , - ,X ,si ., . .i Q Aw .i . in V ff .,. . Ls- .. fm, 2- ' -aim, D. f- 'ftggifvi-f, .M if . V X J .,.. ,V-'f 1'f we -i 'ifflf , . r 3 . . 1 'Q JIM MANCHESTER Quill Advisors: Mr. Stratton, editorialg Mr. Springate, business, Associate Editor Mr. Gabel, advertising, Miss Macy, art. -3-

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I Row 1: Rasmussen, Gabel, Baal, Engleen, Barge, Householder, Rierson, Larson, Barnard, Williams, Row 2: Stratton, Borg, Goodwin, Jones Mitchell, Helmreich, McBride, Collins, Bell, Row 3: Gregory, Rump, Schmidt, Laser, Wilson, Hammond, Clark, Snyder, Zimmerli, Augustine Row 4: Wittkop, Macy, Cotter, Jordal, Crouthamel, Hammer, Greenhill, Brewer, Cummings, Hargis, Elwood, Row 5: Bingham, Webb Younti Gewerth, Wetzstein, Sprlngate, Seevers, Spencer, Bonfield, Knauer, McEnlry, Stephens, Not in picture: Prichard, Russell, Fickel, 'Lyman Clement. Every wagon train of the pioneer 49'ers had ers superintend the students in their school a leader. So it is with every organization in progress. Helping OH are the advisers: Mr' Mfr wagon leaders of old superintended the work Upon and Mes Helmremhf 9'rIS Gdwsor' and progress of the wagon trains, so our Teach- Three Cheers for OU' Ie0CIe 5I MISS AGNES HELMREICH MR. O. G. PRICHARD MR. D. Q. WILLIAMS Girls' Advisor Principal Vice-Principal -7-

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,. ..,., ,. ka. elf 52 avr, if 'E' wel' if M 'Iii id A Row 1: Mary Brandt, Gary Perdue, John McClintock, Budd Bartine, Vara Nystrom, Lucille Hester, Row 2: Bill Oxley, Joan Eddleman De laine Eckard, Gloria Lang, Twila Mottson, Margaret Wheeler, Ella Mae Jones, Row 3: Myron Hull, Grant Dalrymple, John Mosberg Norma Sexton, Martha Stevens, Marilyn Byers. GQLDEIELD NEWS A school is known by its journal, and East is no excep- tion. The Scroll Stott deserves high merit for their excellent work on our school poper this semester. No gold miner of '49 worked harder panning gold than these busy boys ond girls do gleaning stories and pictures for our enjoyment. They are capably ossisted by their faculty advisors. These are Kenneth Strotton, Charles Springote, and Harriet Macy. The worthy Scroll editor is Joon Eddleman. Editing a school poper is by no means an easy job. There are many jobs completely unknown to the average person. Much time, writing, and brain-wracking is necessary before an article can be furnished that will till the bill. JOAN EDDLEMAN Editorfin-chief SCROLL ADVISORS PAGE EDITORS Charles Springate, Horriet Macy Dalrymple, Mattson, Jones, Stevens, Sexton, Bartine -9- Kenneth Stratton