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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

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M359 jk .J J Ly. 9 Presents -1- 7he UUILL January, I952 Quill tail KAREN SHEPHERD, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NANCY RUSSELL, ASSOCIATE EDITOR Introduction Karen Shepherd, Editor Diane Simpson Ruth Ann Mattson Senior Section Phyllis Larson, Editor Barbara Turner Ruth Farstrup Lupe Zepeda Advisors Kenneth Stratton Charles Springote Lester Gabel Sylvia Hardy Photographers Monty Brown Bob Biddle Arnold Thurman -3- School Life Shirley Griffith, Editor Katherine Henry Nancy Formaro Lucy Murrow Ann Treadway Sports Section Nancy Russell, Editor Jon Spong DyAnn Carlson Carolee Carter Art Staff Cover by: Sally Rose, Bill Wonders Karleen Carpenter Car Cartoon: Phyllis Yost Other cartoons submitted by art classes Yea team! Whose team? Our team! City Series cinched ll Big Six in the bag!! All this because these wonderful boys played their hearts out in all our games, especially in the Roosevelt and North games. Oh look! And they're all ours. More than any other school has. Food, toad, food, and boys, bays, boys. -4.- Sometimes we study, but usually we sleep. EOE THE SERVICE 0E HUM l Y Eive Big, Little Words Set Pattern ior Desire To Help Others in World c These five little words mean East High is doing its best to help everyone in the world. Tradition and school spirit have had a lot to do with this idea. All l,384 students and 48 teachers and 4 advisors are behind East High in everything we do. Tradition be- gan in l806 at Bird school, then moved to Webster in l877. ln l89l it moved to the old East High on the corner at East Twelfth Street and Court Avenue. Then, in l9l2, the present building became the home of East High and its tradition and school spirit. East High won its first trophy in l895 at a track meet. The colors red and black were chosen in l894 when our first football team was organized. Our school song was written in l92O and has never been changed. Our school spirit is a spirit of co-operation and self-reliance which characterizes East High, whether on the field or in the classroom, it is an inheritance handed down from our alumni. lt is up to us to keep that spirit marching on, Standing in line for bus checks or game tickets? Looks empty but there are a lot of ghosts in here. Pep assembly. . . clap, clap. . . Having a private party or can we join you? clap, clap . . . clap, clap. --5-. QEQWM J'lJff fiM3fi7QjfMQ5'M jeff JW 4,1 ig Mg , S5030 J ...O Awww Q ,M f f' 432-T glmkmkacfy 435,'4vQ1,f2ffE Elf? Qf 55p'f35'J5wW 5JsExgf'F t0 Teac er S232 HH M mf 2 gg ,fin Wx?y UFWM uf? X Q W A wan Q. Nfffg , 'k , A 'af.f7xfs1JP5f iEQo51 Mr MQW aw Q X I I' 6- - 'NJ A,v, ' 6A W , , SE 'Q nUWWWW KMM faq ff 4 -4 ,ff ,lj Nfl' H .1 aff, V ff' l HARRIETT ANNE LETTINGTON A maid of quiet, pensive ways, Pleasing in all she does or says. Senior Board S, Secretary, Stu- dent Council 8, Alternate, Scroll Staff 8, Monitor 7, Usher 8, School Party 8, Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Spanish Club 4, 5, 6 7, Zetagathean 4, 5, 7, IOB Gris' Club 3, Philomathean 6, Senior Debs 8. Ambition: To find success and happiness throughout life. enior Officer KARL A. EGGERSS KATl E Always happy, always gay, We're glad to see him come our way. ' Senior Board 8, President, Stu- dent Council 3, Monitor 6, 7, Clerical Staff 3, 4, 5, Usher 8, Class Officer 8' Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, Drake Pelays Assistant 5, Assembly 8, Hi-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 5, 6, 7, 8. Ambition: To always be happy and to be a success. RlCHARD GEORGE KRAMME STICK He could never be called a whale in class, but he cer- tainly is a shark in ath- letics. Senior Board 8, Vice-President, Student Council 3, 4, 5, 6, Scroll Staff 7, 8, Monitor 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Usher 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, 6, Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Ambition: To be a contractor. RUTH LARSON MYLENBUSCH BEBE Like a lark on the wing, this maiden can sIng. Senior Board 8, Treasurer, Stu- dent Council 4, 5, Spotlight Pa- rade 5, 7, Monitor 5, 8, Clerical Staff 8, Concert Band 3, 5, 7, Marching Band 4, 6, 8, Nativity 6, Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Choir 6, 7, 8, Girls' Glee Club 5, Memorial Day Parade 3, 5, Pep Band 5, 7, Paramount Theater 7, Assembly 3, 5, May Festival 3, 5, 7, Gym Leader 6, Drake Relays Band 5, Latin Club 4. Ambition: To make Kenny happy always. 4 HARRIETT KARL DICK RUTH 7... DARRELL LLOYD BAKER BAKE He had so many bright ideas, his hair turned red. Senior Board 85 Student Coun- cil 35 Monitor 6, 75 Football 4, 6, 85 Hawkeye Boys' State 65 Chess and Checkers 5, 65 School Messenger 8. Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy and wise. MARILYN JOANNE BURGER JO She's lovely, she's engaged, he's lucky. Senior Board 85 Student Coun- cil 3, 55 Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, 75 Monitor 65 School Party 6, 85 Class Officer 5, President5 Zeta- gatheon 4, 7, 85 Latin Club 4, 55 Modern Miss 55 Assembly 7, 85 Booster Committee 55 IOB Girls' Club 35 Moy Festival 5, 75 Ro- man Banquet 5. Ambition: To be a member of the United ,Nations General Assembly - Bob. GAYLE R. BURGETT He goes on the theory that a football field isn't the only place you need a good line. Senior Board 85 Student Coun- cil 8, Vice-President5 Honor Roll 5, 75 Spotlight Parade 3, 5, 75 Monitor 7, 85 Concert Band 3, 4, 55 Marching Band 3, 4, 55 Football 4, 6, 85 Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 85 Track 3, 5, 75 Boys' State 55 Chess and Checkers 5, 6, 75 Bo s' Glee Club 6, 7, 85 A Cappella Choir 7, 8. Ambition: To be a successful coach. enior SARAH EUN lCE GLAZER To be liked by all this age and day ls the highest compliment we can pay. Senior Board 85 Student Coun- cil 6, 75 Honor Roll 5, 65 Quill Ads 75 Monitor 4, 5, 65 Usher 85 School Party 5, 65 Class Offi- cer 5, President5 Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Secretary 65 Assem- bly 85 Zetagathean 4, 5. Ambition: To have a bright and sunny life. DARRELL JOANNE GAYLE SARA ..g.. Board PHYLLIS ANN LARSON Sagacious maid, and pretty too, A combination found in few. Senior Board 8, Honor Roll 4, 6, 7, Quill Staff 7, 8, Senior Section Editor 8, Student Teach- er 8, Monitor 6, 7, School Party 8, Class Officer 6, President, Nurse's Helper 8, Latin Club 3, 4, 5, IOB Girls' Club 3, Zeta- gathean 4, 5, 7, Philomathean 6, Shakespearean Club 7, 8, Secretary-Treasurer 8, Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Assemblies 3, 8, Senior Debs 8, Vice-Presi- dent, Roman Banquet 3, 5, Baccalaureate 7, Commence- ment 7, Kendall Usher 5, 6, 7. Ambition: Not to make money and be sophisticated, but to make friends and be happy. DONALD CARL OLSEN HOLE.. Ole, he ban good feller. Senior Board 8, Student Coun- cil 4, 5, Honor Roll 3, 5, 6, Monitor 4, 7, 8, Usher 6, 7, 8: School Party 7, Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, State Tournament 7, Assemblies 6, 7, 8, Library Assistant 5. Ambition: To graduate from college. BONNIE MAE SOUTTER JOHNNY JO She uses everything from French to baby-talk to ex- press herself. Senior Board 8, Student Coun- cil 4, 7, Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, Monitor 3, 4, Usher 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, School Party 6, 7, Class Officer, Secretary 6, IOB Girls' Club 3, Modern Miss 6, Shake- spearean Club 7, 8, School Plays 4, 6 8, Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, May Festival 5, 7, Squad Leader 4, 7, Zetagathean 4, 5, 7, 8, Secretary 5, Assem- blies 6, 8, Open House Hostess 4, Baccalaureate 6. Ambition: To be like the big dipper-always pointing in the right direction. JOHN MARTIN TERRELL MARTY A sigh, a kiss, a fond fare- well, and she's gone, A glance, a curl, another girl, and life goes on, Senior Board 8, Student Coun- cil 4, 8, Usher 8, Social Com- mittee 8, Assembly 8, Library Staff 4. Ambition: To achieve success and happiness. PHYLLIS DON BONNIE MARTIN ..9... CARROLL RAY ASKLAND Study is o pastime, why overdo it? .wllonitor 8, Chess and Checker Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Library Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, l-ZZ-Y 5, 6, 7, 8, Senior Banquet 8. Ambition: Be a success in whatever I do. PHYLLIS ANN BEENER Phil Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we tall. Ambition: To win more friends and influence a man. MARJORIE ANNETTE BENGSTON Margie Sparkling eyes and hair of gold, I We agree with another, she's fair to behold. I . Student Council 5, Quill Typist 7, Spotlight Parade 7, Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B, Class Officer 4, 6, 7, Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Zetagathean 5, 6, Philomathean 7, 8, Quill Ads 6, 7, Nativity 6, Spinster Spree 7, Hostess. Amlziljorg To he a R.N. and the wife o . . JOHN A. BRADLEE, JR. Elsie He has a studious look, but looks are sometimes deceiving. Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Student Teach- er 6, 7, Monitor 6, 7, 8, Usher 6, 7, 8, School Party 5, Football 4, 6, 8, City Champs 6, 8, Assembly 8. Ambition: To be a fellow of the So- ciety of Actuaries. JAMES FRANKLIN COLEMAN J im Slow and easy going but he gets there just the same. Monitor 6, 7, Football 4, 6, 8, Base- ball 8, Basketball 3, 4, 5, Chess and Checkers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Hi-Y 4, Cap and Gown Committee 8. Ambition: To become a successful coach. ElLEEN B. BEARD Shorty The dwarf sees farther than the giant. Monitor 8. Ambition: Office clerk. DONALD DEAN BELL Diz Away, away dull care, l'm going to sleep today.' Monitor 5, 6, 7, Usher 6, 7, 8, Foot- ball 4, 6, 8, Baseball 3, 5. Ambition: To be a success. CAROLE MARIE BOYCE Always a word, always a smile For .F friend she would wolk a mi e. Scroll Staff 7, 8, Monitor 5, 6, 7, Usher 8, School Party 5, 6, 7, 8, l0B Girls' Club 3, Zetagathean 4, 5, 7, Philomathean 6, Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, May Festival 6, Spanish Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Spanish Banquet 5, Li- brary Staff 4, Senior-Parent Dinner 8, Messenger 4, G.A.A. 5, Kendall Usher 5, 6, 7. Ambition: To live a life of love and laughter. PEGGY COCKAYNE Coke A blackhaired maiden so very petite,, With dancing eyes and dancing feet. Student Council 4, 5 6, Scroll Staff 8, Monitor 3, 4, 5, Clerical Stott 6, 7, Usher 4, 5, School Party 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, G.A.A. 3, 4, 8, Golf 4, Assembly 6, May Festival 6, 7, 8, Tennis 7, 8. Ambition: Go back to California and live with Del and buy a convertible and go to Seattle, Washington, for a VISIT. VIOLET EDWARDS COLEMAN UW., it is the quiet worker with a smile who succeeds. Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Zetoga- thean 7, Y-Teens 3. Ambition: To help people thot need help. DONALD RAY COOPER Coop Life is one long process of getting tired. Library Staff 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Ambition: To be a success in all I do. JOANN DAWSON Jo This lady is meek and soft-spoken, A character of gentleness unbroken. Student Council 6, 7, Honor Roll 6, Scroll Staff 8, Monitor 5, 6, 7, Class Officer 8, Library Staff 4, Fellowship Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Messenger 4, Spanish Ban- quet 6. Ambitinn: To serve Christ through the small talents that I have. JOSEPH PRESTON DUNCAN Press Young fellows will be young fellows. Ambition: To follow in Trotter's foot- steps and join the A.A. GEORGE EDWARD ELDRIDGE sum He's just the quiet type whose ex- cellent virtues never vary Monitor 6, 8, Usher 6, 7, 8, Cass Of- ficer 5 Treasurer, State Indoor Champs 7, ValIey Relays Champs 7, Drake Re- lays Champs 7, City Cross Country Run- ner-up 8, State A. A. U. Champs 5, 7, State One Mile 8, State Outdoor Champs 7, State Cross-Country Runner- up 6, Cross-Country Co-captain 8, State One Mile Cross-Country Runner-up 6, Track 5, 7, Cross-Country 4, 6, 8, Dis- trict Champs 7, Assembly 8, Senior- Parent Dinner 8, Prom 8. Ambition: To find the handle to my bladeless knife. ELIZABETH JEAN FERGUSON Libby or Lib She's all that's honest, honorable and fair, When the virtues died they left her heir. Student Council 5, Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, 7, Monitor 4, Clerical Staff 6, School Party 6, Zetagathean 5, Span- ish Club 3, 4, 5, All-Girl Banquet 5, Kendall Usher 3, Senior-Parent Dinner 8, Chairman, Commencement 7, As- sembiy 8. Ambition: To return to the little pink cottage, and be a private secretary. PAULINE BEATRICE CRONK A mile a minute is good speed but al smile a minute gets more ac- ion. Monitor 5, 8, Usher 6, Craft's Club 4. Ambition: Air Line hostess. DONNA JEAN DOOLITTLE , Deanie Your happy disposition will smooth the path of Iife. Student Council 5, Monitor 7, 8, Cler- ical Staff 7. Ambition: Receptionist. MARLENE PATSY DYSER Pat No, insdeed, you'll never be an old mai . 10B Girls' Club 3, Philomathean 7, Ze- tagathean 7, G.A.A. 7, Quill Ad Club 7, 8, Squad Leader 7. Ambition: Typist. ANNA MAE ELLIOTT Ann She's pure as a lily, sweet as a rose, That's why we love her as everyone knows. Spotlight Parade 4, 6, 7, Orchestra 3, 4, 8, Concert Band 3, 5, 7, Marching Bond 4, 6, 8, Pep Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Memorial Day Parade 3, 5, 7, Library Staff 7, 8, Assemblies 3, 5, 7. Ambition: To achieve my goal in life and to be with Louis. PATRICIA ANNE FISHER Pat or Fish A merry heart goes twice the way that tires a sad one. Monitor 8, Usher 8, School Party 5, Teacher Convention Hostess 6, Y-Teens 4, 5, IOB Girls' Club 3, Open House Hostess 6, Booster Club 6, 7. Ambition: To go to the little pink cottage. PATRICIA ANN FORD Pat or Irish Thought works in silence and so does Pat. Nurse's Helper 6, Latin Club 7, 8, G.A.A. 5, 7, 8, Quill Ad Club 6, Library Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Ambition: To live and learn. BEVERLY MARIE GARCIA Bev We like o dark haired, dark eyed brunette, Q Blondes don't have the whole field et. Spanish Club 3, Nativity 6. Ambition: Airline hostess. WAYNE GLOVER PeeWee Men's actions are the best inter- preters of their thoughts. Scroll Staff 8, Monitor 4, Stagehand 4, 5. Ambition: To be an outdoor man fBumJ. SHIRLEY DARLENE GRIFFITH Sherri or Grandma Short and sweet but hard to beat. Student Council 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, 6, Quill Staff 7, 8, Organisations Editor 8, Student Teacher 8, Monitor 83 Class Officers 3, Secretary, May Fes- tival 7, Open House Hostess 4, Zeta- gathean 5, 6, 7, Latin Club 3 4, Shakespearean 7, Roman Banquet 3, 5, Assembly 8, Booster Club 5, Prom Committee 8, Ambition: To find at the end of the rainbow, not a pot of gold, but hap- piness and love. JACK R. HARVEY Asburry Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, High school didn't kill me so college must. I Student Council 4, Football 4, 6, 8, City Champs 6, Track 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, State Runners-up 3, Swimming 6, 7, Basket- ball 4, 6, Chess and Checkers 6, Foot- ball Banquet 3, 5, 7, Track Banquet 3, 5, 7. Ambition: College or navy. NANCY ANN SLICK FRAKES UNCH, Life is a race and she is of cham- pionship stock. Ambition: To have a successful mar- riage. MARILYN DAYLE GARTIN Mert or Stinkey Dainty and sweet is she, As nice as she can be. Monitor 3, 4, Clerical Staff 7, Usher 8, School Party 6, Class Officer 3, Secre- tary, Nurse's Helper 8, IOB Girls' Club 3, Modern Miss 5, Zetagathean 5, 8, Eofter Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Y-Teens Ambition: To make my mother proud of me and be loved by 'Gene. ROBERTA EILLENE GRANGER Bert Smiles, smiles, unending smiles In radiant lines for miles and miles. Crafts Club 4. Ambition: To be loved by one and liked by all and have my parents proud of me always. BETTY GENEVIEVE HANGER Betty Gene Active minds that think and study, Like swift brooks are seldom muddy. Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Student Teacher 8, Monitor 7, Clerical Staff 8, Usher 8, Class Officer 6, Secretary, IOB Girls' Club 3, Zetagathean 5, 6, 7, 8, Latin Club 5, Shakespearean Club 7, 8, Nativity 6, Open House 6, Booster Club 8, Assembly 8, Senior- Parent Dinner 8, Senior Banquet 8. Ambition: To make my mother proud of me, and be successful, first at PCC, then as a secretary, and then as a wife. HELEN KAY HASKELL Katie 'You'd have known her by the mer- riment that sparkled in her eyes. Monitor 6, 7, 8, Crafts and Camera 5, 6, Philomathean 4, Zetagathean 7, 8, IOB Girls' Club 3, G.A.A. 4, 5. Ambition: Like all prominent people, change my name. KAY NANCY HINRICHS Katie Always talking, always laughing, and always friendly. lslorgor Roll 5, Library Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, Aniblition: Be a success in whatever do. WILLIA BELLE HUMPHREY Tommy She lives for love, laughter and fun, and she is fun. G.A.A. 5, 6, 7, Philomathean 7, Mod- ernistic Organization 77 Zetagathean 7, Class Night Hostess 6, 7. Ambition: Always be successful in whatever I undertake to do and make my mother proud of me. lMA JEAN JACKSON Jean They who do much make little noise. Monitor 4, Clerical Staff 75 G.A.A. 3, 4, P.T.A. Supper 6. Ambition: To return the love of my parents and sisters who have done so much for me during the years, and to find love, success and friends wherever I may go and in whatever I may do. E. JOANN JOHNSON Jo Where there is Jo, there is fun. Student Council 3, 4, 8, Monitor 5, 6, 7, School Party 3, Squad Leader 5, 75 G.A.A. 5, 6, 7, 85 Open House Hostess 4, Library Staff 35 Assembly 35 Crafts Club 7, 85 Class Officer 3, 6, President 3, Secretary 65 Prom Com- mittee 8. Ambition: Success my ambition: hap- piness my goal. RONALD JONES Jugie Early to bed, and early to rise, lsn't a bit of fun. glial Day Assembly 7, Shop Foreman Ambition: To help 'my boys, Macc and Little Lou. KOLLEEN Ml LDRED KENNEDY Koke An argument is ineffectual that says a lady can't be intellectual. Honor Roll 35 Student Teacher 85 Ush- er 85 Booster Club 85 Orchestra 3, 45 Zetagathean 4, 6, 8, President 85 Latin Club 4, 55 Golf 5, 65 All-State Or- chestra 45 Spinster Spree Committee 8. Ambition: To always profit by my mis- takes and to be happy with what- ever life has in store for me. JOAN M. KIRKPATRICK Jo Sincere, charming, thoughtful and sweet 5 A girl whom everyone likes to meet. . , Monitor 4, 55 G.A.A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Senior Debs 85 Prom Com- mittee 85 Advertising Staff 7, 8. Ambition: To work . . . and then... 'Someday he'lI come along! PATRICIA JANE KNOP Pat A e lass one can't surpass. Monita? F5'?y6, 7, 85 Class Officer 65 Philomathean 6, 75 Zetagathe0r1,4. 52 Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 81 QUIII Ad Staff 75 Latin Club 85 Shakespearean 75 Squad Leader 65 May Festival 5: KWDM Radio Program 7. Ambition: To go to college and ioin a fraternity-yes, I said fraternity! BONNEE MAY KOGER The longer you know her the better ou like her. I Spanish Club 3, 4. 52 ASSCTTIPIIES 8? Zetagathean 45 Kendall Usher 35 Moni- tor 55 School Party 65 May Festival 7. Ambition: To travel far and marry SOON. LOWELL BERNARD KRAMME High aims form high characters, and great objectives bring out great minds. Student Council 85 Honor Roll 65 Stu- dent Teacher 85 High School Day 3, 75 Scholastic Art Awards 3, 4, 5, 75 Kiwanis Representative 85 Community Chest Speaker 85 Assembly 4, 5, 85 Shakespearean Club 7, 85 P.T.A. Art Tea 7, Host5 Art Club 35 Crafts Club 45 Art Center Membership Drive 55 Faculty Picnic 85 Public Entertainment 8, Chair- man5 P.T.A. Fall Festival 85 May Fes- tival 5, 75 Library Staff 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Class Mantle 75 l2B-l2A Tea 8. Ambition: To always place my duties and responsibilities ahead of my pleasures. MELVA L. KING You can fell her by the noise s doesn't make. Monitor 75 Assemblies 7, 8. Ambition: To become a profession guitar player. JOANN W. KLINE Jo She's as sweet as she can be an l that's the way 'twill always be. Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6, 75 Clerical Sta 6, 75 Advertising Staff 7, 85 G.A.A. 5, 6, 7, 85 Crafts Club 7, 85 Squa Leader 5, 75 Style Show 45 Class Off cer 3, President, Secretary 5, 65 Pro Committee 85 Senior Debs 8. Ambition: To go South in about Jun an a certain occasion l l PRISCILLA JEAN KNOP Prudy Trouble is for those who let I worry them. Student Council 3, 85 Monitor 5, 7, Clerical Staff 65 Philomathean 6, Zetagathean 4, 55 Quill Ad Staff Latin Club 85 Booster Committee 5, 6, 7, 85 Shakespearean 75 Asse bly 55 Golf 55 Squad Leader 55 Ma Festival 55 Crime Prevention Week KWDM Radio Program 75 Messenger Ambition: To go to a good part college. GRETE LORRAINE KRAMME She has the priceless charm of b ing different without being a tificial. Honor Roll 5 65 Student Teacher Monitor 75 Class Officer 85 Nurse Helper 85 Nativity 65 Senior Debs Secretary5 Latin Club 5, 65 Shakespe ean Club 7, 85 Squad Leader 35 A sernbly 55 IOB Girls' Club 35 Mode Miss 45 Zetagathean 75 May Day Fe tival 55 Senior Banquet Committee Ambition: To be happy and satisfie rn the work that I am most capab of doing. JANET CHARLENE LARSON Jon A winning way, a pleasant smile Dressed so neat and quite in style Honor Roll 3, 55 Monitor 4, 75 Cleric Staff 3, 5, 6, 85 Usher 4, 55 Scho Party 4, 6, 85 Modern Miss 4, 65 I Girls' Club 35 Spanish Club 4, 5, 6, 7, Zetagathean 5, 75 Y-Teens 3, 45 Cali Club Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, Treasure Assembly 85 Senior Debs 85 Kend Usher 4. Ambition: To find happiness and su cess in whatever I may do. lA ANN LEWIS Pat or Lou Her wreathed smiles and entranc- ing ways vanish the gloom of the saddest days. 'nor Roll 3, 65 Quill Ads 75 Scroll ff 65 Monitor 3, 85 Clerical Staff 5, 65 Usher 85 School Party 65 Class icer 35 lOB Girls' Club 35 Modern ss 4, 5, 6, Treasurer5 Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Debs 85 Assem- xTRlC J f 1 8. nbition: To return to the little pink cottage. lARYANN LUDGATE Oh, 'this learning, what a thing it IS. mbition: To be a success. ANN MCGREW Mickey A friendly word to all who pass her onor Roll 75 Student Teacher 85 Mon- or 3 4, 55 Clerical Staff 5, 65 Usher 85 hool Party 5, 65 Modern Miss 5, 6, cretary 65 Spanish Club 3. UDY I way. C , 9 tmbition: To go either to college or Washington D. C. with Donna. Never seen without the companion of a smile panish Club 8. mbition: Get married. ANITA ELAINE MERLING Pert s ' l A MYRTLE WINONA MILLER tiMert-t l'n1 not bashful, l'm iust thought- u . Student Council 3, 55 Honor Roll 3, 5, 75 Orchestra 3, 5, 75 May Festival 4, 65 G.A.A. 3, 4, 5, 6. Ambition: To live an this earth wholly Ei at testimony to my Lord, Jesus ris . Q saw 495 0 Q D 5 Q . BOBBIE LEE FLEWNG LlTg'l'LE .nertn H piness is the perfume that you gourmet rtur on others without .getting a few drops on ysgurselff' Student Teacher 85 Monitor 75 .M.E.A. Dinner Q G.A.A. 3, 4, 55 Crafts Club 3, 45 Philomathean 55 Zetagathean 75 Quill Ads 8. Ambition: To keep my husband and fiamrly as happy as mother has kept el'S. LOUISE MCCAUNE Lewt Persistent people begin their suc- cess where others leave off, Honor Roll 3, 6, 75 Student Teacher 6, 7, 85 Monitor 3, 45 Senior Follies 35 Spanish Banquet 55 Spanish Club 65 Shakespearean Club 7, 85 lOB Girls' Club 35 Squad Leader 3, 45 Football Banquet 55 Spinster Spree 55 G.A.A. 3, 5, 7, 8' Clerical Staff 3, 55 Mod- ernistic 75 fetagathean 5, 6. Ambition: To attend college and re- ceive my degrees, afterwards enter into the profession of my choice, so that I may in future years make my parents proud of me. SIDNEY WALTER MCQUARRY ..Sid,. l love to sit on the fence and watch the snails go whizzing by. Student Council 85 Honor Roll 35 Mon- itor 6, 7, 85 Class Officer 5, 8, Presi- dent5 Football 4, 6, 8, Halfback5 Track 5, 7, Hurdler. Ambition: To be a success in life. HELEN EILEEN MIKESELL Shorty She is gentle, she is shy,' But there's mischief in her eye. Monitor 3, 45 Clerical Staff 7, 85 lOB Girls' Club 35 Mother-Daughter Tea 35 Modernistic 75 Class Night 75 Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Zetagathean 7, 85 G.A.A. 4, 5, 65 Fellowship 4, 55 As- sembly 85 Philomathean 8. Ambition: To find happiness, friends, and success in whatever I may do. SYBIL LUCILLE MONACO Bill Her bright eyes and calm smile show that she is happy all the while. Monitor 75 Clerical Staff 85 Booster Club 6, 7, 85 Philomathean 55 Zeta- gathean 6, 7, 8. Ambition: To make my parents al- ways praud of me-sales clerk. VIRGINIA RUTH MONACO ..Ginny.- 'Sweet' is the word for you. Zetagathean 7, 85 Modernistic 75 Moth- er-Daughter Tea 75 Class Night 75 IOB Girls' Club 35 Booster Club 45 Fellow- ship Club 4, 5, 6. Ambition: To be liked by all and loved by one. MARGUERITE NALEVANKO Peg or Margie Her eyes twinkled with merriment. Ambition: To keep Bob happy always. ITASCA MAE PARKER Sock To her right, praise and true per- fection. Honor Roll 35 Clerical Staff 65 -IOB Girls' Club 3, President5 Class. Night Hostess 75 Assembly 85 Modernistic 75 Zetagathean 4, 5, 85 Shakespearean 7, 85 Philomatheon 7. Ambition: To become a Secretary and make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. LARRY PEARSON A wise, man? Nix! A learned man? Nay! A happy man? That's him! Hurray! Student Council 75 Spotlight Parade 4, 6, 85 Orchestra 7, 85 Marching Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Choir 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: QuilI's Men Club 75 Boys' Glee Club 6, 7, 85 Wrestling 65 525.00 Club 7. Ambition: To succeed in whatever goal I strive for. ROSA MAE PETERS Peties The world's no better if we worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. Student Council 5, 85 Honor Roll 55 Clerical Staff 75 Shakespearean 7, 85 Zetagathean 65 Philomathean 75 May Festival 55 G.A.A. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 81 Class Night Hostess 7. Ambition: To go to college or be a stenographer. GERALDINE MOORE Gerry The thing that goes the farthest in making life worthwhile, that does the most yet costs the least is just a pleasant smile. Clerical Staff 6, 75 Zetagathean 75 D.M.E.A. Dinner 55 G.A.A. 3, 45 As- sembly 5, 75 May Festival 75 Class Night 75 Commencement 75 Open House 5, 65 Quill Ad Club 8. Ambition: The same as Don's. DOROTHY IRENE OVERTON Dottie A quiet person-in the classroom. Monitor 6, 75 Zetagothean 7, 85 Mod- ernistic 75 Mother-Daughter Tea 75 Class Night 75 IOB Girls' Club 35 Booster Club 35 Fellowship Club 4, 5, 6. Ambition: To be as good to my chil- dren as my parents have been to me. GAYNELLE PARKEY Butch Pint sized but full of punch. IOB Girls' Club 35 Zetagathean 4, 75 G.A.A. 5, 65 Modernistic Organization 75 Philomathean 75 Monitor 5. Ambition: To please my mother an become successful in everything l undertake. AIVARS PELDS Going places and doesn't min working to get there. Hi-Y Club 75 Usher 6, 75 Assembly 8 Honor Roll 5, 6. Ambition: There are many roads o life but which one should I take? ARLENE LOUISE PHILLIPS Ar' What a sweet delight a quiet lif affords. Monitor 85 G.A.A. 3. Ambition: To sing on the radio som day. RONALD JAY PRICE Ronnie lt isn't wise to be wiser than nec- essary. Ambition: To travel around the world. MONA RAY Mona RA Unless someone chokes her first she'lI talk herself to death. Monitor 3, 4, 55 Clerical Staff 6,.75 ass Officer 6, 8, Secretary5 High :hool Day 75 Assembly 65 G.A.A. 35 .Jill Ad Club 65 IOB Girls' Club 35 atagathean 55 Crime Prevention Week P.T.A. Hostess 65 Candy Cashier 85 :oster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. mbition: To find happiness, friends and success in whatever l may do. VERNON HILDOR SAMUELSON ..Sam,, faults tagehand His onlyufault is that he has no smbition: Sports announcer. Flatire To be handsome witty and an athlete ls indeed a combination hard to beat. onitor 5, 65 Usher 6, 7, 85 School arty 75 Football 4, 6, 8. mbition: Go to Iowa State College to study engineering and alwofys try to do better than the other ellaw. NEAL PORTER SCHATTAUER M .. P A KAREN JUNE SHEPHERD Kay So wise, solyoung, she cannot live long - single! Honor Roll 3, 4, 6, 75 Quill Staff 7, 8, Editor 85 Scroll Staff 85 Student Teach- er 7, 85 Monitor 6, 7, 85 School Party 75 Usher 75 Class Officer 6, 8, Secretary5 Shakespearean 7, 8 Vice-President 85 Philomathean 65 ietagathean 4, 5, 7, 85 Spanish Club 3, 4, 55 IOB Girls' Club 3, Vice-President5 Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Assemblies 5, 6, 7, 85 Span- is-h Banquet 6, 75 May Festival 5, 75 Life Saving Club 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 All- Girl Club Banquet 6. Ambition: I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way!! LENORE MARY RATH Welcome as the flowers in May. Ambition: To be an interior decorator. NANCY JO RUSSELL Those most deserving of praise care At .. least about I . Student Council 5 7, Alternate 5, Com- mittee Chairman 75 Honor Roll 3, 4, 75 Quill Staff 7, 8, Associate Editor 85 Scroll Staff 85 Student Teacher 85 Mon- itor 7, 85 l0B Girls' Club 35 Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Zetagathean 4, 5, 75 Philomathean 65 Spanish Club 4, 5, 65 Shakespearean 7, 85 Assemblies 6, 75 Senior Debs 85 Commencement 75 Bac- calaureate 75 Class Night 7. Ambition: To go to Iowa State and marry a rich farmer. GARDNER A. SANFORD Stan The girls all cried, 'He's quite the thingl' Student Council 4, 55 Quill's Men 55 Spotlight Parade 4, 55 Football 4. Ambition: To get married to a cer- tain girl and leave town. RONALD YORK SEVDE Swede A young man? Not yet! An old man? Never! Spotlight Parade 45 Monitor 6, 7, 8, Usher 6, 7, 85 Concert Band 45 March- ing Band 3, 45 Golf Team 3, 4, 55 Pep Band 3, 45 Lincoln High Parade 3, 45 May Festival 35 Memorial Day '45 Drake Relays 45 Assembly 85 Senior Breakfast 8. Ambition: To attend Veterinarian School and be successful. MARILYN ANN SHUEY Lynn The world lciolcs brighter from be- hind a sm: e. Honor Rall 4, 75 Student Teacher 85 Spotlight Parade 3, 5, 75 Clerical Staff 8' Usher 85 Concert Band 3, 5, 75 Marching Band 4, 65 Spanish Club 35 Pep Band 3, 4, 5, 65 Assembly 3, 5, 7, 85 525.00 Club 7. ' Ambition: To be a successful stenog- rapher. PATRICIA JOANNE SONDERLEITER Pot For now we walk with beauty, hand in hand. Student Council 3, 5, Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Scroll Ads 7, Spotlight Parade 3, 5, 7, Monitor 6, 7, Clerical Staff 6, Usher 8, School Party 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 5, Girls' Sextet 5, Zetagathean 4, 5, 6, 7, Spanish Club 3, 4, 5,,6, 7, 8, Assemblies 5, 6, 7, 82 NOTIVITY 5, 6, Holy Week 5, Booster Club 6, 7, May Festival 7, Memorial Day Pro- gram 5. Ambition: To be a good wife for Ray and have a success ul marriage. SHERMA M. STEVENS Sherm Of her good looks she isn't robbed. although her hair has been bobbed. Student Council 4, Honor Roll 6, 7, Student Teacher 8, Monitor 3, 5, 6, 7, School Party 5, 6, 7, 8, IOB Girls' Club 3, Zetagathean 4, 5, 7, Philoma- thean 6, School Play 4, 5, 6, 8, Na- tivity 6, Assembly 6, 8, Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, May Festival 6, Shakespear- ean Club 8, Kendall Usher 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Ambition: To be a nice girl, a proper girl and one of the marrying kind. CORA ELEANOR STRONG Cork An awfully little gal for that big smile. Student Council 3, 8, Quill Ads 6, Monitor 5, 6, G.A.A. 3, 4, Zetagathean 5, 7, Philomathean 4, Shakespearean 7, Senior Debs 8, Assembly 8, Booster Club 5, 6, 7, 8, May Festival 5, 7, IOB Girls' Club 3, Squad Leader 4, 6. Ambition: To live a lite full of luck and happiness always. , WILLIAM EDWARD SWIM Eddie The Freshmen gazed, their wonder grew, That he, though small, could be a senior too. Ambition: Happiness, friends and suc- cess always. WILMA NAOMI THORNTON Willie lt's nice to be natural, When you're naturally nice. Monitor 5, 6, Clerical Staff 8, Usher 8, School Party 6, Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Zetagathean 4, 8, Modern Miss 6. Ambition: To live a lite of love and laughter. JON CURTIS SPONG Jennie His hands on the ivory keys strayed in fitful fantasy. Student Council 6, Quill Staff 8, Spot- light Parade 5, 7, School Party 6, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Boys' Glee Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Hi-Y 4, 5, 6, Shakespearean Club 7, 8, President 8, Library Monitor 7, May Kiwanis Rep- resentative 7, Assemblies 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Baccalaureate 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, May Festival 7. Ambition: To major in music educa- tion at college. NANCY LOUISE STROMBERG Nance Tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Student Council 3, Honor Roll 5, 6, StudentATeacher 8, Spotlight Parade 5, 7, Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Clerical Staff 6, School Party 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Vice-President. Ambition: To be a nurse and marry a rich, handsome doctor. BEVERLY ANN SULLIVAN Bev lf love is blind, then I shall never ee s . Student Teacher 8, Monitor 5, 6, 7, Clerical Staff 8, School Party 4, 7, 8, IOB Girls' Club 3, Zetagathean 5, 6, 7, Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, Philoma- thean 4, Shakespearean 7, Senior Debs 8, Assembly 8, Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Quill Ad Club 6, May Festival 5, 7, G.A.A. 3, 4. Ambition: To be like an adding ma- chine in saying-you can always count on me. GLORIA LEE TERRELL No matter what brews, she always stays calm, Control of yourself is trouble's best balm. Honor Roll 3, 6, 7, Spotlight Parade 4, Monitor 4, School Party 5, May Day 4, 6, Memorial Day Program 7, Span- ish Banquet 6, Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Fellowship Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Choir 3, 4, 8, Assemblies 3, 5, 6. Ambition: Missionary. RONALD DEAN TROTTER Ronnie and Hex Oh, yes, he is a handsome youth. Student Council 3, 8, Des Moines Tech 3 4, 5, 6, Building and Grounds.4 5, 6, Technician Drive 6, Class Night 8, Stage Hand 8, Public Entertainment 8. Ambition: To be king of the hobos in the future years, around 1952 January. RUTH ELVA TROTTER Ruthie One's studies do so interfere with the regular high school course, Student Council 8, Committee Chair- mon7 Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Class Officer 5, 7, Secretary7 Quill Ads 6, 77 Zegiggthean 77 Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, , . Ambition: Success is mdy ambition7 happiness my goal. An to find the right one. CAROL JEANNE VI LLI ER Shorty Good humor is one of the best ar- ticles of dress one can wear in society. Clerical Staff 57 Usher 8. Ambition: To be a stenographer and make a certain R. S. very happy in the future. BARBARA JEAN WELSH Barb Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. Honor Roll 3, 4, 5, 6, 77 Scroll Ads 77 Monitor 6, 77 Usher 87 Booster Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Zetagathean 4, 5, 6, 77 Spanish Club 3, 4, 57 Library Staff 3, 4, 67 Assembly 67 May Festival 7. Ambition: To have my dreams came true. LELA BELLE WHITE Kit or Leet There is no greater everyday virtue than cheerfulness. Student Council 57 Honor Roll 6, 77 Clerical Staff 67 IOB Girls' Club 37 Zetagathean 5, 67 Philomathean 77 Shakespearean 77 Modernistic 77 Class Night Hostess 77 Shakespearean Club 87 Senior Debs 8. Ambition: To become a success in life and make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. JANET V. WRIGHT Little-Girl Her .friendly smile makes many friends. Honor Roll 67 Spotlight Parade 4, 67 Concert Band 4, 67 Marching Band 5, 87 May Festival 4, 67 Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 87 Roman Banquet S, 67 Pep Band 5, 6, 87 Governor's Conference 8. Ambition: To alwajs put God first, others second, an myself last. BARBARA LEE TURNER Bobbie l'llI-continue to smile as long as I ive, For smiles are natural and easy to . ., give. Student Council 87 Honor Roll 57 Quill Staff 87 Monitor A, 57 Clerical Staff 67 IOB Girls' Club 37 Philomathean 6, 7, Treasurer 77 Zetpgathean 4, 5, Presi- dent 57 Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 67 Shakespearean 77 Latin Club 87 Booster Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 G.A.A. 3, 47 Quill Ad Staff 77 High School Day 77 525.00 Club 77 All-Girl Banquet 57 Squad Leader 47 Class Night 8, Chair- man. Ambition: To graduate from Iowa U. DONNA LEE WAGNER Donnie A happy disposition and a sunny smi e. Student Council 37 Student Teacher 87 Spotlight Parade 37 Usher 87 School Party 57 Orchestra 3, 4, 57 Class Night 3, 4, 57 Baccalaureate 3, 4, 57 Commencement 3, 4, 57 Assembly 3, 4, 57 All-School Play 3, 4, 57 High School Day 77 525.00 Club 7. Ambition: To become a success in life and return all the love to my mother and father, that they have given to me. JAMES WHITE Gus Get thee behind me Satan . . . and push! Band 3, 4, 5, 6, B7 Wrestling 4, 77 Spotlight Parade 3, 5, 7. DONALD IRVING WOLFSON uDonu Few men are so clever to know all the mischief they do. . Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, President 6, 77 Chess and Checkers 3, 47 Tennis 3, 47 Assembly 5, 87 All-School Party 37 Latin lub Banquet 4, 67 Library Staff 3. Ambition: To graduate from college and own my own business. LELA MAE WRIGHT Lee Nobody would suppose it but l am naturally bashful. Ambition: To be o musician. HURLESS EDWARD YELICK Yerliss He is not merely o chip off the old block, but the old block itself. Student Council 3, 8, Committee Choir- mon 8, Honor Roll 3, 4, 55 Monitor 3, 4, 7, 85 Usher 75 School Party S, Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, 8, Assembly 85 Social Com- mittee 8. Ambition: To have os much fun out of school as in. ESTH ER ELIZABETH AGEE Poncho Boshfulness is an ornament of youth. Usher 8. Ambition: Typist. ELWYN G. JOHNSON Red Lool5! He is winding the wctch of his wit, By ond by it will strike. Monitor 3, 4, Swimming Team 5. Ambition: To be o plumber. BARBARA THOMPSON BOO-Tom ThEy :oye her most who know her MonitoreS4, Clerical staff 4, 6, squad Leoder 3, 45 Lee-Zur Hour 3. Ambition: To be loved by one ond likedfby au. -20- 1. Barbara Turner: 2. Grete and Lowell Kramme: 3. Sherma Stevens: 4. Jennie: 5. Bonnie Koger: 6. Barbara Welsh: 7. Karen Shepherd: 8. Phyllis Larson: Q. Jon Spong: 10. Libby Ferguson: 11. Mlory Jackson: 12. Nancn Russell: 13. Janet Larson: 14. Pat Knop: 15. Bobbie Little, 16. Joan Kirkpatrick: 17. Helen Haskell: 18. Bonnie Soutter: 19. Joan Jo nson: 20. Prudy Knop: 21. Marjorie Bengston: 22. Bev Sullivan: 23. Cora Strong. --21.- neak Preview of 196 Let us take a peek into the future and see what has become of our worthy seniors, class of January, l952. Lowell Kramme has consented to take time out from his painting long enough to accom- pany us on our expedition. Here he comes now in his Cadillac. Hop in, gang! Let's go! Passing through the countryside we see Nancy Russell and her hubby, that rich farmer she met at Iowa State, taking life easy while the hired hands, Charles Heller, Eddie Swim, and Donald Cooper tackle the chores. As we near the town of Snooseville we no- tice a large crowd of screaming females. We soon discover the source-Martin Terrell and Neal Schattauer, now famous movie idols, sur- rounded by ardent fans. Here come the effi- cient police force, Darrell Baker, Jim Cole- man, and Gayle Burgett to break up the riot. The truont officer, Dick Kramme, leads the girls back to school where we meet the prin- cipal, Karl Eggerssg boys' adviser, Bob Jones, and girls' adviser, Wilma Thornton. Presently we feel the need for nourishment, so we proceed to Griffith's Diner where Shirley serves us some of her famous coffee. Before long we are stricken with an acute case of indigestion. Could be Shirley is drumming up business for Ronnie Trotter, now known as the friendly undertaker , or maybe she buys groceries from town grocer Don Wolfson- wholesale, of course. Soon the ambulance arrives, driven by Pat Hudson. We are taken to the City Hospital where we are admitted for treatment by head nurses Barbara Turner and Phyllis Larson- How did they ever graduate from college? Driving away from the hospital, we see a fire truck and decide to follow it. We follow it to the water front where smoke is pouring from the windows of a small shack. Karen Shepherd, editor of the city newspaper, is there to cover the story. The capable fire fighters, Ronald Jones, Sidney McQuarry, and Preston Duncan soon discover it was all a false alarm. It was only those two mad scientists, Ronald Sevde and John Bradlee, trying to discover a formula for women's face powder and lipstick which doesn't contain one certain element. lt seems that Hurless Yelick, that famous comedian, is allergic to this certain element and breaks out after every date. Too bad, huh? After so much excitement we decided on some entertainment to relax our nerves. We were met at the theater by ushers George Eldridge and Don Bell who seated us near the front. The first number on the program was sung by Patricia Sonderleiter, a now famous Metropolitan Opera star. The next number was superbly rendered by Jon Paderewski Spong. The last number was a pantomime given by Kolleen Kennedy. Leaving the theater we ran into Streets Commissioner, Aivars Pelds, Finance Commis- sioner, Cora Strong, and Garbage Collector, Carrol Askland. 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G. PRICHARD Principal D. Q. WILLIAMS Vice-Principal it f FQ! gs 1 ,Zo- AGNES HELMREICH Girls' Advisor Loving Instructors Mr. O. G. Prichard, principal of East, through his capable handling of activities, has gained the respect of East students and their parents. Mr. D. Q. Williams, boys' ad- visor, has charge of East's night school along with helping the boys with their problems. Miss Agnes Helmreich, girls' advisor, has charge of social activities and the student council. Row 'l: Bingham, Cotter, Wittkop, Rierson, Borg, Row 2: Clement, Hardy, Gabel, Lyman, Larson, Snyder, EI- wood: Stephens, Springate, Laser, Householder, Zimmer- li, Greenhill, Row 4: Ruff, Webb, Romig, Barge, Mc- Bride, Crouthamel, Williams: Not Pictured: Clark, Fickel, McEniry, Sargent, Spencer, Yount, FACULTY Row 1: Engleen, Hammond, Jones, Tyler, Row 2: Rump, Gregory, Blair, Baal, Ras- mussen, Russell, Row 3: Bar- nard, Schakel, Brewer, Wetz- stein, Hargis, Cummings, Row 4: Savage, Goodwin, Gewerth, Augusjipe, Seevers, Stratton, , J g - A I Af 0 ' 9 ' 1 Y' 4'l I H E ' I Make Motion East's activities are planned by the student council under the direction of Miss Helmreich. One student is elected from each home room to serve on the council for a semester. This group plans our school parties and is the center of our school government. Dick Tuller is president, Gayle Burgett, vice-president, and Janice Beasley, secretary. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Knop, Yelick, Johanson, Tuller, Beasley, Burgett, Jenkins, Golden, Row 2: Terrell, Con- solver, Trotter, Turner, Wells, Coon, Mofle, Anderson, Erick- son, Gee, Ross, Row 3: Larson, Peters, Hallen, Elwell, Dove, Mo- sier, Young, Schuling, Richards, Ballaghg Row 4: McKinney, Kramme, McQuarry. KAREN SHEPHERD Editor-in-chief QUILL STAFF Each year senior English stu- dents are recommended to try out for the Quill staff. These students each write an essay and from these are chosen the next semester's Quill staff. The staff is then split into sec- tions and they go to work on putting out our year book. Karen Shepherd is the editor, and Nancy Russell is the co- editor. NANCY RUSSELL Associate Editor HWQ Made It QUILL STAFF Row 1: Zepeda, Turner, Larson, Row 2: Griffith, Simpson, Treadway, Formaro, Henry Row 3: Carlson, Carter, Russell, Spong, Shepherd, Forstrup, Murrow, Mattson. ADVISORS Kenneth Stratton, editorial, Sylvia Hardy, art, Lester Gabel, advertising, Charles Springate, business Pen Pushers Journalism 2 students are eligible for the Scroll staff. This group is responsible for getting out the school paper every other week. The paper contains interesting items of school life and future activities of East High. Francis Rost is the capable editor this semester. SCROLL STAFF Row 1: Dawson, Cowan, Osborn, Neuwoehnerg Row 2: Shepherd, Beasley, Golden, Erickson, Row 3: Russell, Huston, Hegwood, Row 4: Harlan, Ingle, Larson, Row 3: Sea- boch, Rost, Nelson, Hutchinson. --27.- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Francis Rost HALL MONITORS-Periods 'l, 2 and Before School Row 'lz Crabb, Willis, Reeves, Phi-llips, Durbin, Poteete, Snyder, Bittle, Reese, McLain, Senecaut, Row 2: Airy, Bernard, Anderson, Jordan, Mohler, Prugh, Snyder, Smith., Stickel, Row 3: Henry, Crawford, Schuling, Brown, Hall, Carter, Carlson, Wells, Kohlbusch, Weldon, Row 4: Shaw, Anderson, Hettinger, Anderson, Jackson, Knop, Turner, Knop, Carpenter, Edwards, Decker, Askland, Row 5: E. Reese, Randleman, Anderson, Herman, Antles, Gobell, Matthews, Boyd, Brown, Brady, Meacham, Chaplin, Holt. Traffic quad The hall monitors are a group of boys and girls selected from the study hall for each period. They are posted at the corners and intersections where they are needed. lt is the duty of the hall monitors to keep the halls quiet during classes and see that all rules are obeyed. A hall monitor can usually be recognized by his red and white badge inscribed, 'East High Monitor.' These monitors should be not only recognized but respected. It is advisable and helpful to have the proper pink pass properly signed when going through the halls before school and during classes. Hats off to our worthy monitors who are an important part of the group who help to make our school the fine place it is. HALL MONITORS-Periods 3, 4, 5 Row 1: Drottz, Bengston, Stromberg, Trotter, Larson, Klemme, Neuwoehner, Cairney, Schartner, Golden, Hodges, Freberg, Carlson, Cebu- har, Davis, Gustin, Row 2: Russell, Shepherd, Rice, Stookey, McNamara, Brown, Downey, Burgett, Wells, McLain, Hall, Carter, Graven- gaard, Gail, Tew, Reynolds, Row 3: Sckelson, White, Mullin, Eldridge, Olsen, Ellgaard, Blake, Newton, Kramme, Kohlbusch, Buttle, Forbes, Yelick, White, Williams, Hines, Row 4: Hines, Rook, Jackson, Borg, Ballard, Bjork, Berlin, Dove, Swenson, Raspotnik Tuller, Dobson, Carpe, Bolen, Tomlinson, Row 5: Brady, Murrow, Hensley, McQuarry, Lucas, Bell, Reese, Decker, McLain, Herrera, Fisher,'Dobson Sherod, Doolittle, Iverson, Crank, Comegys. 1 CLUB PRESIDENTS Row 1: Fred Pinegar, Chess, Bob Chaplin, Spanish Club: Row 2: Lupe Zepeda, Modern Miss, Sherry Durbin, Philomathean, Darlene Airy, Junior Zetagathean, Nancy Formaro, Latin Club, Otie Nicholson, Fellowship, Otis Irwin, Hi-Y. ociet Heads Almost everyone agrees that a member- ship to one of East High's clubs proves to be not only very worthwhile but very enjoyable. On every first and third Wednesday of each month the mixed clubs of East High meet. These are social groups such as the Latin, Spanish, and Shakespearean clubs. On every second and fourth Wednesday of each month the boys' and girls' clubs meet. Such clubs are Modern Miss, High-Y, Philo- mathean, Junior and Senior Zetagathean, and Chess and Checkers. The progress and management of the clubs are chiefly dependent upon the club presi- dents. Along with the honor of holding the president's office is the great responsibility of organizing many interesting and amusing activities. The clubs usually elect new offi- cers for each new semester. Wlnitiatiolf' 1 STUDENT TEACHERS Row 'l: Shepherd, Stevensj Larson, Sullivan, Griffith, Row 2: Shuey, Fleming, Kennedy, Russell, Kramme, Hanger, Jackson, Wagner, Kramme. DRAKE CADET TEACHERS Yoland Genteau Carol Carnahan Row I: Thomason, Critellij Row 2: Miller, Jorgensen ...30-.. Kapable Kids Seniors who are chosen to serve as student teachers are picked because of their good character, aggressive personal- ity, and high scholastic record. They benefit much from the experience of taking charge of a class when the teacher is not able to be in the room. Q N x, :Wei l ndersiudies The Drake students who come to East High to practice teaching in a classroom gain much valuable ex- perience that will help them in their future teaching jobs. Besides spend- ing anywhere from three to seven semester hours at East, they attend several classes at Drake including one seminar meeting every week. Bookkeepers The students who help Miss Carrie Larson in the library give up their study hall to do the job. They find reference material, check books in and out, and try to keep nearly two thousand books in order. Miss Larson would be greatly handi- capped without these workers. f V,x A LIBRARY STAFF C d P'ttle Tone Roland' Row 2- Cummings Heller Viggers Row 1: Wing, Park, O'Brien, Steffenson, Elder, Breton, Willis, on on, I s y, y, , - V , , Wheeler, Hinrichs, Willis, Harrison, Ballinger, Ford, Vanderhoef, Conroy, Row 3: Larson, Jones, Schadegg, McMullen, Kramme, Crum Potter, Howser, Gans, Hager, Hiatt, Askland. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Lewis, McCown, Coldiron, Lowder, Rife, Lucas, Jeffriesg Row 2: Greenhill, Schaupp, Roberts, Heldt, Gonner, Neibling Luka, Row 3: Park, O'Brien, Crabb, Williams, Swenberg, Gee, Olsen, Burse. Not Pictured: Grant, Berry. The harps and Flats The glee clubs are made up of boys and girls who are interested in advancing their musical knowledge and experience. The stu- dents chosen by Miss Greenhill to be in these groups often become members of the a cap- pella choir. The work that is done in improv- ing tone quality and breath control, in advanc- ing reading skills and musical understanding, and in learning to sing together in harmony help each member of these groups immeasur- ably. These musical organizations are often called on to perform in civic affairs and sing for school assemblies. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row I: Jeglum, Lindsey, Rook, Saddoris, Haggin, Spong, Beeman, Row 2: Swim, Rider, Bradshaw, Burgett, Jones, Richards, Hegwood Terrell, Butts, Row 3: E. Butts, Brown, Chastain, Sears, McCoy, J, Terrell, Harvey, Craig. Not Pictured: Pearson, Reynolds, Anderson ...32.. TRIO Roene Edwards, Marjorie Lettington, Shirley Skinner, accompanist, Betty Ozanne The a cappella choir, under the di- rection ot Miss Sigrid Greenhill, is a very busy and talented group. We hear them perform many times each SEXTET . Nancy Formaro, Ruth Ann Larson, Mar- year: but the greatest event ls the NG' ilyn Burton, DyAnn Carlson, Janet 1-Wit-y Erickson, Martha Wheeler, accompa- ' , , mst, Betty ozanne. The choir is the most advanced of the music classes. Out ot it come our smaller groups which are chosen by Miss Greenhill. They Sing and ing and ing CHOIR Row 1:AFormaro, Berry, Swenson, Bittle, Mosier, Larson, Stark, Wheeler, Johnson, Lettington, Row 2: Mohler, Thompson, Ozanne, Bar- rett, Erickson, Burton, Olson, Beasley, Terrell, Burse, Ghee, Sparks, Row 3: Greenhill, Decker, Beordsley, Van Velson, Schartner, Carlson, Eben, Treadway, Van Hon, Edwards, Bruner, Vertz, Row 4: Jeglum, Lindsay, Rook, Butts, Jones, Sears, McCoy, Terrill, Spong, Beeman, glow 5: Pzlicger, Bradshaw, Burgett, Richards, Chastain, Griffiths, Terrell, Harvey, Brooks, Butts. Not Pictured: Anderson, Pearson, Jenkins, inner, omas. Pert Little Gals Those pert little gals who strut so proudly with our band are our new majorettes. The girls have done a fine job this year despite the tact that they were working under a handicap as all ot them are new and have had no experi- ence. Some of last year's major- ettes have coached the girls and they have worked hard. Lets ei Music Yelling signals to his eighty piece band during pre-school and fifth period marching band prac- tises is only a part ot Mr Borg's job of conducting the East High band. Beside these he is respon- sible tor the pep band conducted I MAJORETTEF I A by Bob Gallagher! G German Davis, Barnard, Frusch, Harrison, Ellis, Mosier band, the dance band which plays for some of the school par- ties, and the concert band for other programs. 'iHep . . .t 0 . . .three . . . ieur . . About face BAND Drum Major: James Thompson, Piccolo: Peters, Gardner, Flute: Elliott, Brauer, Elwell, Whitman, Clarinet: Watson, Albers, Thompson Wulsham, Scott, Knauss, Johnson, Miller, Brown, Cooper, Gnade, Larson, Shuey, Israel, Wright, Prichard, Brownbridge, Huth Green Freberg, Lane, Reeves, Alto Clarinet: Lane, C Sax: Selix, Smith, Alto Sax: Damon, Williams, Anderson, Boreman, Fields, Tenor Sdx: Love- joy, White, Watson, Cornet-Trumpet: Gallagher, Lewis, Ballagh, Gould, Murray, Slaybaugh, Vranich, Sheets, Shepherd, Templeman Neese, Glidewell, Smith, Johnson, Wright, French Horn: Schneider Wells, Vertz, Guye, Rasmussen, Trombone: Bunten, Wickham, Taylor Dawson, Stevens, Baritone: Rowland, Guye, Ford, Joelsan, Bass: Brayman, McGavran, Pierce, Cowles, Bells: Tullis, Mattson, Lewis Cymbals: Stoddard, Snare Drums: Neese, Humphrey, Hildreth, Jackson, Keyes. ..34.... i Another responsibility for Mr. Borg is that of conducting a forty- piece orchestra which he says is The best since l've been here. They have been playing pieces from Surrey With a Fringe on Top by Rogers and Hammerstein to Schu- bert's Unfinished Symphony. Besides playing with the orches- tra for school plays and senior activ- ities six of the members are also participating in the all-state band or orchestra. Betty Pittsley, Mary Rasmussen, and Sandra Jane Peter- son, violinists, and Pat Tullis, cellist, made the orchestra while Ann Wat- son and Vincent Schneider are band members. Pla Fiddle Pla . Violins Brayman Lane Kiaer Pittsley Quick Williams Rasmussen Peterson Lucas Cello: Tullis, Miles, Lee, Brauer, String Bass: Mattson Lewis Hines Flute Elliott Oboe Watson Selix Clarinet Albers Thompson lsrael, Knauss, Eb Sax: Fields, Boremang C Sax: Smith Trumpet Gallagher Rowland Murray Neese Templeman French Horn Schneider, Vertzp Trombone: Thompson, Wickham, HAVING TROUBLE? Practical training for boys is given in mechanical drawing, wood and metal shop, and auto mechan- ics classes. ln these classes the boys learn the basic knowledge and then get a chance to put it into practice. Part Work WATCH THAT HEAT We have surgeons, medical doc- tors, nurses, atomic research work- ers, and great scientists being train- ed right here at East High. Most of the students who take chemistry and physics in high school are plan- ning to take further scientific train- ing in college. Students in these classes are enlightened in all the newest developments in the experi- mental tield. We can see that time spent usefully at East is really a career in the making. Part Play ...3 6... HOUSEWIVES AT EHS Many girls in East High have the opportunity to learn the techniques of good housekeeping. There are twelve classes in the various phases ranging from the basic cooking and sewing knowledge to problems of raising children. These courses are an excellent basis for girls who are going to major in Home Economics in college or set up housekeeping after they graduate. Wlother ls A Freshman Mother Is A Freshman was directed by Mrs. Juniata Laser. The theme of the play centered around a mother financially unable to send her daughter to college. She solves the problem in a laugh-provoking way by go- ing to college herself and getting a scholar ship. Dramatists Bonnie Soutter, Marilyn Miller, Janice Dove, Ruth Farstrup, Barbara Buckroyd, Sherma Stevens, Nita Hill, Janice Mosier, Lucy Mur- row, David Leonetti, Bob Bousher, Harlan Christiansen, David Howard, Jon Spong, Lyle Griffiths. WARDROBE GIRLS on Biffle, Carolyn Co d Wood, the pice oi Life These girls do a very worthwhile job. Each lunch hour they're kept busy ringing up the lunch sales, making change and selling candy and potato chips to those who wish to munch them in the noon movie. Anyone who has been in our cafe- teria will understand why these gals must possess steady nerves in order to work during the rush hours. They're never too busy to be polite. CAFETERIA AND CANDY SELLERS Row 1: Sparks, Rick, Wiggins, Hustong Row 2: Miller, Scovel, Kline, Reeves, Ty- water. 299 ' l or K! . Q ' ASSEMBLY USH ERS Row 1: Shuey, Wagner, Schattauer, Sevde, Eldridge, Boker, Hudson, Row 2 Thornton, Lewis, Fisher, Gartin, Glazer Sonderleifer, Hanger, Kennedy, Welsh Row 3: Juline, Hall, Lettington, Brown Agee, Rath, Schulze, Robuck, Row 4 Jones, Albers, Hill, Johnson, Durbin Carpenter, Price, Glover, Eggerss, Bell Olsen, Bradlee. 1 I I First Come, First Served Are you aware of the responsibili- ties of our capable movie, assembly, and play ushers? lt is their job to see that no fatal accidents occur dur- ing the rush which accompanies every assembly. They stand guard to help keep the students from trampling one another. The play ushers assist in seating the audience at our school play. We ap- preciate their fine service. N is l lllllxiiijd '-v 13000 0 Lp ' 11:1 :Msn fs: ELECTRICIANS AND MOVIE OPERATORS Row 1: Albers, Bell, Dyer, Row 2: Park, Rowland, Gould, Goldfarbg Row 3: Peters, Ballagh, Gallagher. And There Gees Mercury These couriers are kept busy cor- rying news and a sample ofthe pool water to and from the school board office. They are aided in their speedy trips by the Des Moines Rail- way company as this is the means of transportation used. These boys are on the job, rain or shine. 14 OT Lights, Camera, Action The electricians are kept busy pushing light switches and con- trolling the lighting for our cis- sembly programs. They are un- der the capable instruction of Mr. Wilbur Yount. Everyone knows, or at least we think we know, what takes place in the little dark projection booth during the noon movie. The film is run by capable operators. MESSENGERS Ronnie Jeglum, lrwin Knutson. T T7 W lNf!ll'lS'l'lNG Movie' HEADACHE RECEPTIONISTS The girls chosen by Mrs. Clark to be nurse's helpers give up their study period to work in the nurse's office. This work often helps the girls with their future careers, especially if they plan to enter nurse's training. OFFICIAL AIDES One of the most necessary groups of workers in our school is the clerical staff. They help Miss Helmreich, Mr. Prichard, Mr. Williams and Mrs. Clark by collecting absence slips, fil- ing, typing, and many other important duties. NURSE'5 HELPERS Row 1: Zaver, Olauson, Guthrie, Gartin, Larson, Bruner, Row 2: Fahrney, Anderson, Schreiner, Kramme. CLERICAL STAFF Row 1: Brady, Peterson, Child, Bittle, Vroom, Hove, Row 2: Thompson, Forest, Pierce, Moore, Cross, Meline, Steppuhn, Armstrong, Monaco, Berryg Row 3: Overton, Garmon, Swolla, Perry, Shuey, Zimmerman, Johnson, Schulze, Robuck, Kettells, Glazerp Row 4: Roberts, Birken- holz, Johanson, Kcttells, Larson, Sullivan, Stevens, Thornton, Mikesell. CUSTODIANS Row 1: Johnson, Walker, Edwards, Parker, Row 2: Stone, Bjork, Pottenger, Darnell, Slack. Those delicious aromas that pen- etrate your classroom walls each day are created by the efficient cafeteria ladies, directed by Mrs. Wiggenjost. Winding clocks, shoveling walks, and pushing brooms are some of the tedious tasks performed by our faithful custodians. We appreci- ate their service. Chief Cooks and Window Washers CAFETERIA LADIES Row 'la Wiggeniost, Allison, Sinnard, Row 2: Stolmeier, Manley, Lee, Carlisle, Hicks. -42, EXNMCEJQ as-?w And Now Farewell ..43.. Class ill Hear ye! Hear ye! Gather 'round for the proclamation of the final will of the dear departed class of Janu- ary, year of l952. Being of sound mind and body, we hereby bequeath the following to our dearly beloved lower-classmen: John Bradlee-One slightly used yellow con- vertible to Ralph Schuling. Barbara Turner-One-half of that petite, so- phisticated air tcan't spare it alll to Janet Erickson. Don Olsen-Sweet memories to Sonja, and more to come. Bonnie Soutter-The talent of a great actress to Marilyn Miller. Harriett Lettington-Her sweet disposition Cin part, that isl to Dobby. Donald Wolfscn-His way with the women to Wayno. Margie Bengston-Her ability to TEEP to some other capable person. Karls Eggerss--Those purty white KP? bucks to Klemme and DyAnn both. Phyllis Larson-Leaves with the hope of tak- ing the President of the Senior Class with her. Lowell Kramme--One of his many cars to whoever can afford the upkeep. Helen Kay Haskell-Leaves, taking her ring with her. Kolleen Kennedy-Leaves her sweet disposi- tion to Jim Edwards. He needs it. Sarah Glazer-Leaves her ability to sit on Shower wrappers successfully to Jeanie Hodges. Peggy Cockayne-Dances out with the thought of gaining a Marine E. C. Ronald Jones-Leaves his famous profile to Richard Tuller. Neal Schattauer-Leaves Virginia but not for long. Don Bell-Leaves, letter sweater and all. Carol Boyce-Bequeaths her coal-black hair to Barb. Cebuhar. lma Jean Jackson-Bequeaths her shorthand knowledge to Barbara Oakes. Charles Heller-Leaves the coffee to go elsewhere for something better. Nancy Stromberg-Her tiny feet to Egan El- gaard. Priscilla Knop-Her ones to Louis Peters. Karen Shepherd-Left-Destination, Bangor, Maine, or maybe Texas? ? Grete Kramme-A few inches of her height to Nancy Formaro. Sidney McQuarry-That 48 Plymouth to Barb Cairney CShe always wanted to learn to drivel. Carroll Askland-His X-Ray eyesight to Jack Carpe. Eileen Beard-Her many talents to some other person. Phyllis Beener-Her friendly disposition to June Forest. James Coleman-Has nothing to leave-he's in too much of a hurry. Nancy Frakes--Her happy single life to Norma Thompson. Violet Coleman-Her speech ability to some unfortunate l2B. Pat Sonderleiter-Her treasured bottle of per- oxide to Carolee Carter. fShe always wanted to be a blonde? Mervin Hudson-Leaves his Hot-Rod to Barbara Blake-she drives???? Dick Kramme-!-lis bucket-know-how to Frankie Haltom. Nancy Russell-Bequeaths that pretty pink blush to Nancy Eben. Wilma Thornton-Her Now isn't that nice daily comment on the situation to Sue Free- berg. Sherma Stevens-Leaves Wayne trustingly until June. Jon Spong-Leaves Colleen for a few years yet. Gloria Terrell-Leaves her maiden name be- hind and sets out with an eye toward a promising future with Kenny. Hurless Yelick--Takes his humor C?????l with him--nobody else wants it. Shirley Griffith-Her ability to sling hash at pep assemblies to Carolee fthe secondl Wright. Joanne Burger-Leaves everything but Bob. Darrell Baker--Leaves. Too bad, girls! ! ! ! Ruth Larson-Leaves her bright orange coat, or on second thought takes it with her. Betty Hanger-Her precious gems to Marilyn Burton. Jack Harvey-His choir folder to Jack Terrell. Betty Jackson-Her Boogie-beat to Mona Quirk. Joan Kirkpatrick--Her boldness to Norma Olauson. Patricia Knop-Her curly head of hair to Alice Farrer. Bonnee Koger-Leaves - - Coast Guard?? Larry Pearson-Leaves, taking Harriett and his buckshot with him. Rosa Mae Peters-One half of her brains to some dummy. Judith McGrew--Leaves close on the trail of Donna. Beverly Sullivan-Her Irish temper to Jerry Gaudineer. Ruth Trotter--Her serious-mindedness to Mil- ler-balls. James White-Leaves this warning- Stay 'way from my gall! Gayle Burgett-Leaves with his admirers. sp n fa Q . 1 . N, of I ,wmgfg Nw f QW M 'imma .,.. J 4, V? ,fl . Mafia 5? . ., ,jgsaw Q ,., , fx 'ix- 6 1 af Row 'I: Tomlinson, Boehler, Row 2: Boyles, Forbes, W. McLain, Tuller, Burgett, Bradlee, Crum, Reese, Row 3: Richards S McQuarry Peel, Campbell, D. McLain, Reese, Carpe, Sage, Harlan, Row 4: Carpenter, Butts, D. McQuarry, Bell, Lucas, Baker Negrefe LeMar Potter, Brooks, Row 5: Coach Savage, Sharp, Schattauer, Schuling, Bolen, Stermole, Cunningham, Terrell, Gaudineer, Coach Webb FIRT TEA FO0TBALL ENDS Wt, Bell, Don ,.......,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 1 60 Lucas, Fred ...,...... ....-,,, 1 70 McFadden, LeRoy ,.... ,,.,,,,. 1 55 McLain, Darrell .v,,,,,,, ......., 1 50 Perry, Don ,....,...,, ,,..,,,, 1 60 Potter, Dick ..,.,,,.. ,.,,,,,, 1 50 Powell, Dick -.. ...,.. -- ,,.,,,, ,160 Schuling, Ralph ....., ..,,.,,. 1 60 Snyder, Harold ,,,, ,,,..,,, 1 60 TACKLES Anderson, Roy ..... ....,,,, 1 85 Bradlee, John ..,.s... ........ 1 90 1'Burgett, Gayle ......... ........ 1 90 Cunningham, Jim Franney, Jim .......... Gaudineer, Jerry LeMar, Bob ......... Overton, Tom ...,. Sage, Jim .....,., GUARDS Baker, Darrell ...,. Butts, Art ........ Carpe, Jack ..,.,. ,,,,- , U..- 210 170 .......,21O 225 21 0 250 50 50 60 19 1 R0 TER Forbes, Larry .....,.. ...... Lockett, George .... .,,.,, Negrete, Alex ...... , ..,.. Reese, Dick ,...,,. Reese, Earl .......... ...... Sfermole, Frank .,.. ...,.. CENTERS Boyles, Lou ,,,.......... ...... Richards, Dick .......,.. .. ' Schatfauer, Neal Young, ,Jam ,...,,,,,.... ,, .... . BACKS Bolen, Jim ....,.,, , ..,, ,... , 'Campbell, Herk Carpenter, Mike Harlen, Dick ....,..., ...... Lindblom, John .,..,.. ..... . 'McLain, Wayne McQuarry, Don .... ..,... McQuarry, Sid ...... ...... rpeel, Bob .......... Sharp, Fred ..,..... ..... Terrell, Jack ......... ...... Lettermen ..46.. 160 160 170 160 150 155 145 205 170 160 145 175 160 140 155 155 155 160 150 170 165 GRID-IRON REVIEW EAST WINS CITY SERIES - TIES FOR BIG 6 EAST 'l4, LINCOLN 0 Spectacular runs of 92 yards and 75 yards, made by Jack Ter- rell and Bob Peel, respectively, gave the Scarlets a big boost toward their goal of retaining the City Series Crown. Both T.D.'s which were made in the third quarter of the game, were followed up with two suc- cessful place-kicks by Fred Lucas. EAST 40, DOWLING 6 Stamina, speed, and stability accounted for Lee Township's overwhelming victory in the sec- ond game of the season. East's six touchdowns, two of which were made by Herk Camp- bell, came on running plays from scrimmage. Other tallies were made by Jack Terrell, Bob Peel, Wayne Brooks, and Mike Car- penter. Conversions Cplace kicksl by Fred Lucas increased the Scar- let-lrish margin by four points. EAST 39, E. WATERLOO 0 Excellent defense was a ma- jor factor in helping East win its first Big Six Conference game. The Scarlets played exceptionally well, even though a heavy rain- storm was in progress throughout all four periods. Fullback Jack Terrell led the scoring record with three T.D's. Richard Tuller, Larry Forbes, and Herk Campbell each scored once. Three place-kicks by Fred Lucas were good. Fred Lucas was one of the ll boys in the state to be chosen on the all-state football team. Herk Campbell represented East on the all-state second team, and Jim Sage was chosen as tackle on the all-state third team. EAST T4, MASON CITY 0 E.D.M., for the fourth consecu- tive time, pulled a crown out of the victory bag. The Scarlets were pushed to the top of the Big Six Conference league as a result of winning this game. Lee Township's two tallies, scored in the second and third quarters of the game, were made by Wayne Brooks and Jack Ter- rell. Lucas kicked for the two additional points. EAST 19, FORT DODGE 0 The speedy Scarlets remained at the top of the Big Six Confer- ence league as a result of another successful attempt to defeat the competitor. East High's power- ful line and forceful backfield kept the Dodgers from passing their CEast'sl 30-yard line at any time during the game. Fred Lucas, Mike Carpenter, and Jack Terrell were each re- sponsible for one tally. A suc- cessful place-kick by Lucas raised the score one point higher. EAST 45, TECH 7 Drives of 27, 59, 6l, 69, 76 and 89 yards highlighted East's successful attempts for touch- downs in the second game of City Series competition. Three hun- dred seventy-four yards, 279 of which were picked up by Herk Campbell, were gained by the Scarlets during the game. Ace receiver Fred Lucas scored three times, and tail back Herk Campbell scored twice. Mike Carpenter and Donald Bell, both seniors, each scored once. Three place-kicks, two by Lucas and one by Gayle Burgett, were good. CONGRATULATIONS. COACH SAVAGE! ...4 7... EAST 20, ROOSEVELT T3 A 66-yard run by Jack Terrell highlighted the successful T.D. attempts by the speedy Scarlets. By winning this game, East be- came the first team in 29 years to capture the City Series crown a third straight time. The last third-time champion was the team of l922. Lee Township's three tallies, made by Terrell, Fred Lucas and Herk Campbell, came in the first two quarters of the game. Two out of three place-kicks by Fred Lucas were good. EAST 7, NORTH 6 History repeated itself for the first time in 30 years as the great Lee Township team completed an undefeated season. The East gridders reached the top of the ladder as a result of winning over their mighty foes in the eighth and last consecutive game. The Scarlet's touchdown, made by Wayne McLain, came in the third quarter of the battle. Mc- Lain was also responsible for the extra point. SCARLET STATISTICS Each year at the end of the football season the all-city high school team is chosen. Coaches, radio men and sports writers de- cide which eleven boys in the city have performed most outstand- ingly during the two months of combat This year, four fellows from East have been chosen. They are: End, Fred Lucas, Tackle, Gayle Burgett, Halfback, Herk Campbell, and Fullback, .lack Terrell. Lincoln High sent three representatives, and North and Roosevelt each sent two. ln- cidentally, Jim- Sage and Frank Stermole were chosen to repre- sent East on the all-city high school second team. Lincoln ,,,. North A,,. Tech ,,... Ames ,,., Dowling Tech . Roosevelt North ,,,, Record East Opponent 7 O 20 i2 27 6 O I2 25 12 l9 l3 6 8 fit 9 o SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Row 1: Kinzel, Oppenheim ard Woods, Burke, Keller, At well, Greene, Chastain, Ross. They'll Get There Once again the curtain rises on a victorious, hard-hitting second team. Coach Gregory and his spirited Ca- naries have reached the first goal suc- cessfully, and with the East High root- ers cheering them on, we can be sure of one more brilliant first team next year. Although this squad shows up for a tedious practice every night after school, little limelight is thrown their way. As we all know, not every one of these hopefuls will make the grade of first team next fall, but with the con- stant work under experienced super- vision going on now, it will certainly be a hard decision as to which will be the varsity material. This is really a big decision, for it means the realization of every player's dream-first team football. Unfortunately, there will, of course, be those who can't quite make the grade, but this lack of experience is replaced by plenty of spirit. Jackson, Crum, Keyes, Carter, Williams, Humphrey, Doyle, Wil- liams, Row 2: Logan, Nauman, Thalicker, Jones, Butts, Spongi Row 3: Foote, Cox, Dunagan, McQuarry, McConnell, Bjarno, Orr, Norman, Bring, Dal, Mc- Neally, Mahaffey, Row : Sny- der, Cockayne, Simpson, Clyd- well, Clemmens, Tilden, Allen, Dove, Caukins, Row 5: Mat- thews, Derham, McCullum, Shep- FIRST TEAM-BASKETBALL Row 1. Ballard, Edwards, Kramme, Irwin, Elgaard, McLain, Row 2: Tul- ler, Mahaffee, Haltom, Maneeley, Peterson, Olsen, Moody. harpshooters Every year at this time, the basket- ball boys are working long and la- boriously to return to the shape they were in at the close of last season. Once again the question will arise, Can East High defend her crown suc- cessfully, or will one of the always dangerous opponents at last defeat them As we all know, for the second time in two years our varsity team won its way to Iowa City for the state finals Off to a good start we won the first two games Holy Family of Mason City and Forest City Though our next two games were lost the East High spirit prevailed We re out to win this year so come on East High weve gotta win weve gotta win let s goll PM SECOND BASKETBALL TEAM cler Row 2 Potter Stermole cGee Goheen Gonner Chastain Row 3 McAdams Fontanini Frazier Beal McLain Kramme Miller Neuman Row 4 Kinsel Knudson Hilliard Allen Simpson Row 5 Ja obson Ja kson Larson Edwards Prichard Booth Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. chedule 21-Osceola .......s,...YYYY -YA-,- E OST GYm 30-East Waterloo ..... -f-------, T hefe 7-Fort Dodge . ....... ----v-- D fake I4-Mason City . ..... -- ---f There 28-Oskoloosa ....... A----A T hefe 3-Lincoln ,,,.... --A-- D rake I l-North ,,..,.,,. ..,.,.. D roke I 8-Roosevelt ......... . Y------ Dmke 22-D. M. Tech .......--. ------f D fake 25-West Waterloo ---.-.- Tl'l?f9 30-Lincoln ........ ...A---- D 0Wl'nQ l-East Waterloo .,.Y... .------ E UST Gym 8-West Waterloo ...A--- DOWIWVQ 9-North ,. ........ ..-...-. . Drflke I 5-Roosevelt ..,... . .A.... ------ D fflke I6-D. M. Tech ..........-...Y.f.. Y- ---- E057 Gym 22-Mason City ...Y........ ....-YY.. . A--- -.--- D 0 Wl 'lQ There 23-Fort Dodge ..,, Row 1 Berry Winters Cocka ne Allen Biddle Sny Happ Putters Walter Barnard is the most able coach of the girls' golf team. The girls practice on Mondays and Thursdays at the Grand- view golf course. These girls learn many things from their golfing experiences which are of great help to them. We are looking forward with great pleasure to their next season. Tee For Two There were only two re- turning lettermen on the golf team this semester. They were Jack Peterson and John Wright. The other boys show great im- provement, and we are sure they will prove it next semester. The team with their coach, Walter Barnard, practice on the Grand- view golf course. GIRLS' GOLF TEAM Row 1: Phyllis Brown, Jean- ette Dunagan, Row 2: Judy Barrett, Nor- Ol ma auson, Barbara Blake, Phyllis Yost. BOYS' GOLF TEAM Row 'l: Robert Downey, Bill Hutchinsong Raw 2: Jack Peterson, Dean Neese, Jim Thompson, John Wright David Beal. Witt if t,. V .FF l '41 2.6! L7 Z . , 9. cz: Q55 . ,fr y W5 GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Row I: Fred- regill, Rife, Row 2: Ros- potnik, Swen- son, Johnson, Damon, Miller. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM Schrock, New- som, Johnson, Row 3: Gail, Ballagh, Huth, Prichard, Mc- Gavran. Row I: Won- ders, Row 2- Two Loves? The girls' tennis team, under the direction of Helen Spencer, also prac- tices on the Amos Hiatt courts. Ruth Damon is rated as the Number One Player, but much credit is olso due to the other girls. Most of these girls will be back again with plenty of experience for 'next year. Thats a Racquet The boys' tennis team, under the direction of Raymond Gewerth, prac- tices regularly on the Amos Hiatt courts. September 26, l95l, was the date of the city tennis meet held ot Bird- land. The Roosevelt Net-Men were able to retain the city crown. Eighteen prospects were reported to have gone out for the team. l Matmen . East High's grunt and groaners keep up a rugged schedule each season. Un- der the coaching of Mr. Gregory, they claim their way to many victories and honors. Several Iettermen returned this season to act as added insurance against East's strong rivals. WRESTLING TEAM Row 'I: May, Gail Downey, P a c k e y Keyes, Murray, Ma Davis, Boyles, Row X Sharp, Kettells, Ow- ens, Senecaut, Carter Weese, Newton, Mat- thews: Row 3: Greg- ory, Boehler, Carpen- ter, Pasutti, Derham Glidewell, C a I kin s McQuarry, Harlan. Mermen A big splash and they're off. Another race and we hope another victory for East High. The boys on the team work out in East High's pool every night dur- ing the season under the expert coaching of Scotty Russell. East is backing the swimming team all the way. SWIMMING TEAM Row 'lx Cox, Reeves i Selover, Gusfin, Wass- muth Prall- Row 2 Willidms, ' Lambert' Hockersmith, Cosner Wolfson, Row 3: Machrill, Katzman Smith, Mills, Forbes Sears, Wright, Gould Seaboch, 1 I I FALL TRACK TEAM Row 1: Hilliard, Jones, Eldridge, Tillman, Row 2: Reeves, Wil- liams, Harris, Berry, Row 3: Frazer, Haley, Bell, May, Hocker- smith. printers Spree Mike Augustine always turned out championship teams in the past, and it looks as though this year will be no ex- ception. If you have noticed boys run- ning in a long line, it is the track boys working out. The strict training rules pay off with victories and trophies. Con- gratulations, track team! Cage Monkeys Student Managers Row 'lc Tomlinson, lr- win, Boehlerg Row 2: Burgett, Manley, Row 3: Burkhart. Much credit should be given to the boys who come every night after school and hand out uniforms and equipment to the different teams. The Cage Mon- keys are hard working boys, and at the end of the year they may earn a letter. East High takes great pleasure in thank- ing these boys. .A.A. Swimming, along with juggling, tumbling, and basketball, not only aids one physically but can also give one enough points for a well-earned G.A.A. letter. The GAA. officers this semester are Betty Toney, publicity secretary, Ruth Damon, president, JoAnn Jesser, vice-president, Elizabeth Raspotnik, secretary. Physical fitness is important for girls as well as boys. Miss Spencer, the G.A.A. adviser, meets with the girls after school. These girls receive much enjoyment from G.A.A. activities. Cheerleaders The spirit of East High is always kept up because ofthe hard work and enthusiasm of the cheer- leaders. The cheerleaders are Lee McMillan, Leon Gortler, Darrell Klemme, and Larry Larson, captain. Co-operation and large crowds at the games are just what it takes to make these fellows happy. These lively lads who faithfully perform their duties through rain and snow leading East High to victory are advised by Mr. Stratton. ..54.. 25 Club Quill Allverli ing tall QUILL AD CLUB Row 2- Mullins' Brown 'Kohler Steffenson Vonderhoet Conroy Kline Polson, Kirkpatrick, Pettylohn, Jackson, Haskel, Young, Row 3 sfeddnid Sanford Pea'ker Themes, Decker, smlln, Brelen, underweedf Powell, Housby, Schuling, Allen, Bryonl, Allen, Lime, Grqnger, Heller' liow 4' Taller Williams Israel, Clark Hegwood, Erickson, Kohler, Long, Connett, Nelson, Packey, Dove, Samuelson, Gaudlneer Row 5' McCullum HLlll Williams Wright Peel Mills Heggen Shepherd Bell Anderson, Reynolds, Arolg Row 6: Sage, Peacock, Kramme' lil-lloneem gYl??l1S, Cookf Mohaffey, Moody, Trotter, Bggerss, Kramme, Nlontgomery, Gregory, Pork, Row 7: Waltmcln, Robinson, Foote IUS, c rl . 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CHARLES E' FEIGHT I w c A cB T Kl.'vAlll'E-'lt M h d' , 5 e arry omp ete ine 0 one y erc on use E i ATTORNEY AT LAW T l We Welcome You I I ANKENY, IOWA PHONE 4071i i 2948 EAST UNIVERSITY I vian1nn-un-iui1nun1vni1nn1un1nu1nui1nlli1un1un--unu1uin1nn-uii1rnio 'iln1nn1 -- -nu-nu1un1nu-uui1un1nu1un1iui1uu1 - 1uu-nog: K. Conroy-C. Vonderhoef Love at first sight-The world's greatest time-saver. M. Brown-N. Sherod Kibitzer-A guy with on inferiority com- plex. ITT un '- ' 'l 'i'I' I I I I I ANDERSON-ERICKSON . I DAIRY COMPANY I I Quality You Can Taste I I I I I I 2229 Hubbell Blvd. Phone 6-3 I 72 I I I I I .... .m-,.-,.-.--.-N,-I.-M-,I-,,-I.-,,-.,I ............ ..-.I Phyllis Erickson-Imogene Hegwood -53- -.lm-.,.,,.-.m.-nn-.nu.-nu-tm.-I .1 1 ... .. 1 1 ... 1 - .- 1 1 --- -'1 -- nn.-at '!' l . : mud dee I l L L L L l 1 l l l Q I l I 'rwo-MANUAL organ M with the famous i Hammond tonal i system! ' PEDAL KEYBOARD with new automatic i legato control. ' 5 FULL, RICH, big organ tone! T sP1NE'r srzr: Fits the average home or l apartment. L SEQF-CONTAINED . . . all in one strikingly Q beautiful case! l I 12 8 5 f.o.b.foctory Easy Terms l Everyone who has seen the Spinet Model Hammond Organ. . .played it . . .heard it. . . confirms the fact that it is one of the sensations of the musical - world. Amazingly easy to play . . . surprisingly easy to own. You are invited to come in and see, hear and play this new Hammond Organ at our showrooms, soon. H. C. OLSON, Pres. 1 , 10th AND WALNUT Stoner Plano Co. DES MOM' IOWA i 'I' ......-...i.-H..-....-...........-.....-....-...........--m.-1...-.H...-...A-H..-H..-....-H..-....-H..-....-....... -.-- ........,.-....-.,,..-....- -.........,-....-...gf Mary Lou DePhillips-Fern Dilse 45 9- gu.- - .. - - - - - ......,-.i..-....-....- .- ......-....-....-....-.......,..-..,.... .. - .- - - - .. .. - .. - ... - -...-.....g. 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T T 3513 East Wh Sf- Phone 6-3164 T T 306 Walnut sneer ' Phone 3-9983 T i---- ---- - -'-- - ---- - --'- - ---- - -K-- - ---' - ---- - --II - -'-- - ---' - --II - ---' - '- - -'-- - '--' ---xi -'i'f'- ---' - - - - Ilf- - ---f - ---' - ---- - ---- ------ -ff- - -- - ---- - -' - -1-- - -- - ---- - ---- ---:I Mary Lou DePhiIIips-Fern Dilse Ruby Parnell-Janet Kiefer 3.---....-....-....-....-..........-.....-I...-....-....-....-.....-............ -....-LT .3..-.....- -....-....-....-....-....-.....-.....-.....-.....-....-.....-.....- -....-ii. T Congratulations to Graduating Class T T THE MGCDONALD PRESS T PRINTERS I DRS' MCCLTAN 8' HAYNE T L 4l6 East Fifth Street Phone 4-33l6 T T 825 DES MOINES BLDG. T DES MOINES 9, IQWA T in-in-....-....-....-....-....-....-..-.-....-im-....-....-.....-..,...-H..-....--4. -i-1.-....- - -..-.-mi-mi-im-H..-.....-....-.....-..................-....-.....-ni. Carolyn Vanderhoef-Kathryn Conroy Alibi-An excuse tI'1at's cooked up, but always half-baked. Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore is Block-The distance between some peo- pIe's ears. U!! nil--nu1iiix1i-in1mi11:11uu1iin1nu..mi1nu--nu-m1nn11:n1iui1nn-unliui11:11-iqig 11nn-.un1nn1nn1mi1uni:-1:11:111uii1niii1uin--nu-im-nu--ini-mi1 our Heartiest Congratulations ui me January 1952 class 5 T e I is I L ..,, T - -I Q - - . I3 L - L Z 4 1 offowa L ' SUPER ' L L'. ,3 fe2rff':iZ,Lfr4. ff -3 ff'X:IEoV' MARKETS L TQ- . ...., we L . W .. ,jk T Z . .. , .,.fE ,...x ,TET 5 L I O 'I'I'I8 E. UNIVERSITY O 1435 E. GRAND O 2941 E. UNIVERSITY 'T Plus 'Il other friendly, conveniently located Des Moines Stores Your Money Buys More At A THIFTWAY Store L L -All vi-un 111111 nu1un-nu--nu1iul1un-iui-inI1nn1u:n1iiu1nii1uni1uux1un--inx1un1uix1nn1iixi1nn1iui1uu-nn 1111-- nn-nic ,60- CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS I952 PoweII's Sinclair Service TOWING Q WHEEL BALANCING Q ONE STOP SERVICE LUBRICATION Q WASHING- POLISHING Q BATTERY CHARGING EAST 9th and UNIVERSITY PHONE 6-9210 DES MOINES, IOWA CARS PICKED UP- DELIVERED 1111 1111 --1111Tq1un-an-b7' 11111111 111-1 4. I'lCY O -6 1 ... 1' I 11--In 1111::11 m--uu--nu-m1uu1m-ui1a-mr-uu1u1un-mn1un-nu-.m-nn-mi- - 111111- -vm-I III Congratulations Class of January I952 I I I ARTISTIC MFG. CO., INC. I Manufacturers of I Copper and Brass Giftware I I H. E. cREwsE I I President I 2540 E. University Phone 6-3205 rim- - - -H' ------ ---- -' + '- - --'- - '- - --'- - -'1- - '-x' - '- - III- - III- - II1- - '-1' - --'- - -- - '-f' - '- - --II - Iill --------- III- - - wi? 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'p1F'IIr I ecytypcyt, ,nt I E AIAAA 1yI,14 0 I 4 ln4 I -x-- --II - '--- ----- I ------- I-'I - --I- - I--' - I ------- -I - - I-'I - -I ------------- - -I---1' Darrell McLain-Charles Boehler TAA... l+II1IIII1 1 1 1III1IIII1IIII1IIII1 -IIII1IIII1II 1 1 1 I1IIII1IIgin l I T Congratulations from I MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY i ' Distributor of I AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and EQUIPMENT i i 1 1313-15 Locust St. Phone 3-5129 DES MOINES 9, IOWA i . i Fill? llll ll 1 llll T Illl Tl!!TIIIITIIIilllllllll-illbl-'IIII1 IIII PHIIIITIIII-1 TIIII-Qrlli .lack Bell UEJII1 IIII - IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII - IIII 1 IIII -IIII-IIII-1 IIII 1 1 IIII 1 IIII 1IIv!1 Joe Koloski STANDARD Service i Dependable Service - Quality Products E i E. University and Hubbell Phone 6-9255 5 Ii- l ,.-....-..,.......-..........-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-........,.-..E Mike Carpenter-Ted Cook b V ' .!..--....- -...I-....-...I-.....-1...-I...-I..-I...-I..-....-...I-.1..-- -1...-1.3. ' l . I f h'll' M '-2. HERKIEQ 3. M ' 1 IOWA PIE COMPANY 1 CO' O '1Ln Z,G?JJlf.aundbuS, 1 PIE SPECIALISTS T T 2240 Hubbell Blvd. Des Moines 17, lowc T .1.,-....-....-....-....-....-..,.-..l-....-....-..,.-....-....-....-....-....-....-..g. Charles Heller-Jerry Gardiner Adam-The only person in the world who Detour-The roughest distance between C0UlCl f 991 bY SC'Yl '9 MP0fdO ' me, l'I0V9 f two points. I seen you before? .gn-111111 111111 -. 1 -- 11111.1111-11 1 -1111111 1111 I I-IIII10? l I I E 1 : I CONGRATULATIONS T l 1 to the SENIOR cLAss or 1952 0'Dea Finance Company T 1117 LOCUST STREET .!nu1IIII1 1: 1 1 1:1 -11 111 1 11 11111 11, 11111 1 ... 1 -- - 1111 11 1:1IIII1I'I' tiaII1IIII1 1 11.11 111111111111 , 1 1 11 .- 1 -I 1 1 1: 1 1 -- - - 1I -IIII- - 1 1IIII-Io? I I : Superior Used Cars I T Auto Repair Service Best Values In Town T T Our Work Guaranteed Easy Terms T I PHONE 62-3771 I 1441 E. UNIVERSITY AVE. DES MOINES, IOWA . T T I '! ' T T T ' T T T 'T I5'lIITII'IZ'I'EI'2IE2'FII-IIIIEIQ- 'T T T ' T T ' ' T T T - -'T ,i.,,..,,,,.. 1,,,,1.,,.1ml.-ml1.,,...,m1.11.1lm-.lm-Im-.III1IIII1IIII1IIII1u.? :gen1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIn-IIII1v 1IIII1II.!4 I STEWART M. SAWDEY I I DOBBE'S rooo MARKET I I DENTIST FINEST IN FOODS ond MEATS I PHONE 6-5080 I LOCKER SERVICE I T 24th and Easton Blvd. Des Moines, Iowa T T HUXLEY, IOWA Phone IOO - Res. 77W T .i...-....-.,.......I-....-....-....-....-......,...-....-........i-....-...-....-....-...g. .5..-..........-..........-..I.-..,.-,...-....-....-....-....-....-..........-....-....-...i. Joan Kirkpatrick-Joann Johnson I Donna Israel-Evelyn Thomas 0!'ll'1 Ylll 1 1 IIII T llll 1 llll 1 llll 1 Illl 1 xlll 1 Illl 1 Ivll -1 IIII T IIII 1 llll T 1 -Illvilliil 'fuilllli 3 Il Il'I ll'll III' T IIII ' IIII 1 I ' T IIII T 1' i T lIII 1II'g' DR. T. J. DeWITT DILL PICKLE LUNCH T DENTIST T T Open 24 Hours T T 5I8 C- C- BGUI4 Bldg- Phone 8-I I92 T T 3000 DEAN AVENUE PHONE 6-9100 T -I-I-- ---I - ---I - ---- - ---- - -:f- - ---- - ---- - --I- - ---- - ---- - ---- - -'-- - -'-- - ---- - --1- - ---- -I-fr -i.-- I.I. - .--. - I..I - ..I. L .... - -... -....- .... - ...I - .-.. - .... - -..- - .-.. - .... - ..,. - -.-. -I4 MOVIYS I-OVIQ-I-GHOFG COYWSTT Mildred Harvey-Darlene Hamm Dumb Dora-A coed so dumb she takes her Electrician -- A man who wires you for cosmetics for a make-up exam. money. 3111- IIII -------11----1 ----- . ----- I ---1------1 ivnu 1 I I in . I For QUALITY LUMBER and I . I I T BUILDING MATERIALS see T Q I . I I LEACHMAN I - I LUMBER COMPANY 5 I I T Every Co-operation Given Builders and Contractors I I 1933 HUBBELL Ave. PHONE 6-5147 I I I I I +I- --I- ------- - - ---- ---' - --'- - -III - '- - III- - -I-- - '- - IH- I-II - 'II' - '-'- -II ------------ I-I---+ Sharleen Katzmonn-Beverly Ball tg...-II-. - -II..-..-..-I...-I...-.M-I..-....-.,.-....- ... -........5. I I I RANCH MARKET I I 1740 E. UNIVERSITY I SPECIALIZING IN Low Eooo PRICES i Run By Former East Students MEAT DEPARTMENT-62-5092 I I Gordon Dixon GROCERY-6-0954-WQII croxfon I I + 'W 1 EfEZZ'I1Ii'1'Z'lT?l'?fITS1T n '1 -'Q' e1---- 'I-- --- --'- - --II - ---- - ---- - 1--- - '--- - ---- - ---- ----- -- - 'I-' - '--- - -' - '--' ---E CLIFF'S BARBER SHOP I Hair Cutting As You Like I I East 9th and Cleveland Phone 62-1598 T 3 II-I...-.II-.....-...I-III-I...-Im-III-III..III...II.-.II.I-..I.-.II.I-III.-III--nf. Jim Mills-June Forest .g.,.-....-I.I- -,.,.....,.-....-I...-....-......-I..-...........-...... -....-I...-..g. I I 1. Libby Ferguson and Ruth Larson out in i NICK DePHu-LIPS T front g 2. The Hanger and Kettles dollsg E CEMENT WORK 3. Kathy Moehler and Iarideg 4. Lupe Zepede I I ond the nightmare. i 2500 East 40th Court Phone 62-1547 oi'....I...--.........-......I..-....-....-I....-................-I..-....-..,.......-....-..i. Mary Lou DePhiIlips-Fern Dilse Education-The inculcation on the incom- Floating debt-A 1929 yacht that hasn't Mike Carpenter--Ted Cook ,67- 13 'K CD :- fb 3 IQ. E ru 5. 'V' o 'P' :- fb 6. 3 o '1 a 3 Fl- cr N4 -I' :- m 5. O o 3 .g.I- .. I .-I...-I...-.I .II-.........-I...-.II-... -I...-I...-...-...I-....-...I-II.-..---..-..g. U- i E I I .3 I I E I I St I I 7 I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I 2' E' ' I -A 1' m I I 5 rn ' W I 3 au ' I gl lg n C I I I I I U 0 H1 I U I P' 2 I 2 I rn ' 3 ' 3 I E' g I 1' 'U ? I Z Q I I U Z P I I 3 I I z I I .4 I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I il-l-n-u-n-Im-In-n-un-mu-an-In-nu-mi-Im-II:-mi-m-un-w-m-- II-I -nil: -g---H-I- ---- - -----. .....,-- .... ..-.,.,- -1.,-....-,,I- - - -- - -, - - - - - 1 l 1 Sunset Beach 1 and 1 Browmes Parkmg 901 WALNUT Q 706 NINTH Q 407 NINTH l .gill llll Tiill IIII in Illl in IIVI 1 IIII - I Illl T llll T Ti llll T IIII l 'III i llll -1 IIII -1 llll T llll T Illl lPlllT!lT llll i'iTllllT1lTTTTlT Ray Nelson-John Wright ?ol1IIII- 1 nnnn 1 llnl 1 qlll 1 llnl 1 llll 1 llnl 1 1ll1 1 lllp 1 llnl 1 llll 111111 lnll 1 l.ll 1 vll. 11? T1 nnuu 1 unuu - unuu 1 unln 1 nuxn 1 nnl: 1 nunn 1 eunn 1 nnun 1 nnnu 1 :nnu 1 fnll -IIII1IIII- CHICKS ..66,, SERVICE 1 BENOIT'S-VAL'S RI-IARMACY l l Q Deep Cut Prices 1 GERALD W'LEN i 1 FOUNTAIN SERVICE - DRUGS EAST SIXTH AND COURT Phone 3-9450 1762 E. Grond Ave. p1-,one 6-6111 'P ' ' 'IliIS E2l'LE,'?1ElTfLF'EEL' T T 'WI' + - ' Il7iI! ?2S'LE2'l1EF32'ET'iiXiL - -r-- ---- ---- ---- - '--- - ---- - ---- - ---- - - -1- ---- - ---' ---- -'-- - - --1 f-- '--f - - ----- ---' - ---- - ---' - ---- - --I- - --'- - '--- --:-!----'- - C 8- H Q 7 TOMMY'S GRILL 5 FOR FINER FOODS l 5 Congratulations to the Senior Class of '52 1 GRocERIEs - NOTIONS - HARDWARE 1 l l52O Grand Ave. Phone 6-9326 4, 4' .i.II1I-II-III:-II-I1In1-m1I4Ir-Im1nI-1mi--II. I 3732 Easton Blvd. Phone 6-l2l6 111 IIII1IuI1nu1un1IIII1IuI1nII1InI1uII1Im1nn1IIn1IIu1IIII1 IIII1Im1n Gene Wilson-Dean McCollum 1 Frog-The only thing in the world that has more lives than a cat. It croaks every night. Travis Randleman-Dick Montgomery Gentleman-Any man who wauldn't hIt woman with his hat on. 4...-III.- - - -......,,.....-....- - .. - - - - - - .. - - .. - ... -.......,,.. -In-...- -. - - - - - - Good and Good FOR YOU l it 1 That's Richer-Tasting Flynn Homogenizecl Milk to protect your health. I food. lt's richer-tasting and depend 3 able. Two qualified laboratory tech nicians use the finest equipment avaIl i able to test all Flynn dairy foods for T purity, flavor and richness. I Every member of the Flynn famlly IS l working to supply you with the fInest I . . . most dependable dairy foods you E can enjoy. E -U -. - A J You ask for the best when you ask for ft I 4 1 .1 1 T Flynn products at your favorite food store. R .i.,,-...,.. .. - ,-...-,......,........-.,........-....--....-..i-...I-.....-...I-.....-I...-...I ----- -I- ---- - - - - - -6 3- .-IIII1mi1nII1IuI1 Trained technicians use ScientIfIc Methods at Modern Flynn Laboratory Delicious, nutritious Flynn Homogen ized Milk is the ideal year 'round QQ1111111-1111 11111i11111 1 1 11111111.24 1 1 1 1 1 When You Want An Exquisite Corsage, 1 Go See Carl Black, an East High Graduate 1 1 BLACK'S FLOWER SERVICE 1 2415 W. University Phone 5-8515 Q 1 1 1 1 -1--1--1--ii-i-i--i-1---1--i-1--1--iii--1i-1-i--i1-1-i--1--1- - ---ii----P Ray Nelson-John Wright 1-1--1-1--1-1'---1---1'-1--1--1-1-1-1'-1-1- '-- ---'----1'--1-----1--1'-1- 1 E. o. vAN'r1z1s11s TRAILER SALES : NEW AND USED T T 3400 East 14th Street Phone 62-1445 T 3-11-111-HH-I-I'--1-- '--'-'---'-1-'-1--H--'-1-H-1-'-H-1-1-I-I--1-I-1'----i' Marlys Long-Lenora Connett n?111111i111111111111111-1111 -1111 -1111-1111--1111-1111111111111111111 111111111111111-11 .Sq 1 sukci-1 cANvAs Pkonucrs 1 AWNINGS - VENEUAN B1.1Nos 1. Hey, Richard . . . Boolg 2. Ohhhhh, Dorothyf 3. The poliise of Carolyn Conradg 4. Look at Mi1lie's pretty suitg 5. My, what big legs you 1 Anything In CGFIVOSH 1 have, Norma! i 1220 Locust Street Phone 8-4809 T '! '-'W - - H-13I1S1:1TET1'Q':2EZ:f'151Z,'1?' u -'4' Gold-digger - The difference between Grapefruit -- The most frequently used millionaire and her is that he's got what American eye tonic. takes and she takes what he's got. ith- IIII 114' 1111111111111111 1 1 11 1111 1..- 1 1 -11 1 1 1 1 c- 111111.10 1 W1 s ti 1 211 11,,,, Q1 s it 1, 1 - . ' 1 1 11516 -?5'111 1 1 ff 1 - 1' 1-1 11: 1 .ff , ron .sooomsss SAKE it EAT R HARVEST 1 ' -1 . 1 BMIAQDWSKQBREAD1 1 BAKED BY THE HARVEST BAKERS oin1- 1111 1 1111 111111111 - - 11111- 1111111n 1111 : 111111111-1 1 111111 ..6 9-. .i...-.In-In-n.-nl-I..-...I.-In-1...-I...-...I-II..-....-....-....- .-...I-11.5. I I Congratulations Graduates Remember You Save BSMIM By Buying E Cash and Carry At the PAINT MART 3l3 EAST LOCUST ST. I DON E. CLINGER BELLE E. CLINGER I EHS 1 914 I .5-..-..,.-....- -....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-.. ......-....-....-....-...i. Nancy Housby .!...-....-.....- - - -I..-....-....-1...-..........-......-....-.1...-......1. 'Z' I e VAN GINKEL ATHLETIC I I MANUFACTURING COMPANY I I The Place to Buy Your School Jackets All Colors and Color Combinations I 413 Seventh Street Phone 4-7718 I 11111111III1II111II1I1IIIILlIII1Iuriunirnr1I1II1II1I1nII111111-1II1IIII11nII1,, Darrell McLain-Charles Boehler .in I -I- Home-The only place in the world where you can enjoy soup and corn on the cob. ,,..,m1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 ... 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1.1II1n 'E' 'S' I I I NIFFENEGGER MARKET I I I Fine Meats and Groceries I 2203 East Grand Ave. Phone 6-5412 I I I I I 4-..-....-. -....-....-....-..........-...,-..,.-,...-....-....-.,..- -....-....-..g. Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore 4...-1...............-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-nn-I..-I...-In-....-...5. I DIAL 4-ooo4 . . . EOR I I wALIc-IN FRUIT MARKET I I GRANDANETTE BROS. I I 421 EAST SIXTH STREET I +I- ..11 - --.. - -... - ..-- - --1. - ---. - -.-. - -.-1 - .1-- - ---1 - -1-1 - ---- - --1- - ---- - ---- - ---1 ---rf Evelyn Thomas-Donna Israel .g..............-....-,..1......-...................,..-I..-1...-....-..........-I..-....-.1.5. I WESTERN TOOL AND STAMPING co. I I I-IoMKo POWER MOWERS I I Truly O Quality Product I T 2725 Second Ave. Phone 3-8671 I +I- ..-. - ..-. - .-.. - --.. - ...- - ..-. - ..-. - ---1 - ---- - --1- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - --1- ---14 J une Forest-J Im MIIls ln the money-A condition many men hope tor, but only the bank teller experiences. SI- -1-- - -1-1 ---- ----- - - -------- - -- ------ ------- - 1--- - --1- ---If I I I . I Office Phone 2-8393 I I - I 1 Q I Dukehart- Hughes Tractor and I - I 1 Equipment Company, Inc. I Dealers I I . The ALLIS-CHALMERS Line I I . ROAD BUILDING EQUIPMENT I I East Third and Vine Streets DES MOINES 2, IOWA I I I aI---- 111- ---1 ---------- 11- --1- - -11- - 1-11 - ---1 - -1-- - ---- - ---1 - 1--- - 1-11 - --11 - ---- - --11 - -- - - -- ------ ----------1+ Fern Dilse--M y Lou DePhillips -7 0- .g..-....- - - - - .. - - .. ... .. .. - .. -.,..-...P .-.V s1'IzoI-I PLUMBING 8. ELECTRIC Co. Eil.. 1 A1f,.1V. Electric, Plumbing, Heating Contractors 617 E. Grand Ave. Phone 4-8177 . I l -P -E-..-..... ---- ..-....-....-....-....-....-....-.... ...- ....-. ' ' ' Dennis Peacock ' . . ,A ie.-In-In-In.-In-In-In-In-I.n-n..-IIn-n.I-nI-.n-I.n-In.-.III-ni. lvl lnzznl IZZQQVII : l , I Q' uuzz .E 5 ,44 YA Y WILDE S BODY AND FENDER :IQ zlzz . ':,:: ...: 2 i 510 EIGHTH STREET 7 Trre 1,, ,--1 - :.,2 . . 5 E A. --.. A '--:, ,,,,bZ uuz, 1 CALL 38555 I '--- 3.1: ,.,o: Q Z 4 -::- zzzr 11:.' ziz ,:1.'- A- .!..-nI.- -In-nn-In-nn-nn-In--nn-nn-nn-n..-nn-n..- -nn-INS. ' 4 W TE WAY 'NN l Mieianilzncii-gC?so1rSqcE:rfifioPE:Ii?:1JtElewEs GMS' Q 3006 UNIVERSITY AVE. Phone 6-9323 I ' ' ' ' L HOME COOKED FOODS I i CYNTHIA CRAWFORD, Prop. T .i...-....- -....-..........,....-....,....-....-....-.u...........,.-....- -....-..g. Jim Mills-June Forest Married life-A period when you make Janitor-A man who never puts out any progress if you break even. It has three excess hot air. stagesg Cooing-wedding-and billing. nga:-Inu ---11-1-1 111- -11111111.--1 - - --11 -111 I I 1111? George De Moss Const. GRADING AND DIRT' WORK WHITE ROCK 6 CONCRETE WORK i ' i i E 5 PHONE 62-2906 Q l L 'fi-IIII 111111-- -- 1 1 -II:I1IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIIx1IIII1IIII1Inaxun 111--1111 1111 I III1IQ0 James Williams-Mike Robinson ..7I.. 3...-...I ------- ..-..... ,,., -.-. - -I -...,......-.,.!. 1 1 MILTONS MARKET Groceries of All Sorts 1 918 East 14th Street Phone 6-0731 1 I 1 q.......,I... -I ...-- ....-....-....-....-....-....- -...-....-..g. B bb' L L'ttle-Gerry Moore .gan-IIII1 - 1 -- 1111 uII1IIn-IuI-nII- 1 1I.n1IIII1II.!4 The Talk of the Town MARTI N'S l 515 WALNUT STREET i The Newest Fashions At the Right Prices 1 1 -..... ....-....-....-I.. ...-- ...-....-up Elva Schuling Jury-The only thing that doesn't work right when fixed. 4-m.....11....1......11111..-uni., 'S' 'Z' I 1 i - zELLER BROTHERS 7 I Tool and Die Makers-Stampings T T 201 E. Locust SI. Phone 2-5295 T DES MOINES, IOWA I I +I- --TT -I- .--' - ---- - '.-- - ---. - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - --ll - -'-1 - --f- -- '-.- --Ez- Lucille Decker-Dorothy Benett ilu - - - - - - - - - -' - - - -f '- -I? THIRD DIMENSIONAL DISPLAY I I ARCHITECTURAL DISPLAY SERVICE 1 I KELLY ANDERSON I I 3008 E. 12th Street Phone 62-2212 T +111 llil 1 1 'l 1 'II1 1 'll' 1 lifl 1 llll 144111 llll 1ll'11 'lll 1 'll' 1 ll'l 1 'll' 1U 1 1'+ Darrell McLain '! - ' - - - ' - I- - ' - - - - Q I LEARN T0 DRIVE I I DAY OR EVENING CLASSES I I AAAA DRIVING SCHOOL T 801 Royal Union Bldg. Phone 8-1810 +I- -I-I - -III - -I-I - --II - -I-- - -I-I - ---- --n--'-I-I--- --II - --II - ---- - --II -------------9 Ronald Trotter Lame duck-A politician whose goose has been cooked. if--I ------------- A ------------- -- -------- ---- - -II- ! I - I 1 1 I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 From I 1 I THE PLACE TO G0 FOR TI-IE NAMES You KNOW I I Q A ' I e ew I had 1 Q I 1 +I- I ' -------- ' ' TTTT :J'IT'I'mIE:::E:::'TI'Lm:: ----------T-- 172, a1oII1IuI.-nu1IIu-IIn1IIII1uII1IIII1IIIi1mI1IIII--IIII1IIII1IIII1nu1nII--IuI1iI,!. s E L CERTAINTY PRODUCTS L I T . : Gel - HOUR Dependable I T I F. I I I INLAND MILLS T Sf V T I 'I Inc. 'QT T T 1925 E. Grand Ave. DES MOINES 'i'n1In1IIII1IIII1IIII1nI1-1Inu-un1IIu1mI1IIII-IIII1nII1IIII-IIII-IIII1iIII1-mic Dick Tuller-Ralph Schuling 2:11 nlun 1 LIIL 1 llll 1 Llln 1 lnll 1 llnl 1 nllf 1 nlul 1 unnu 1 Lnnn 1 unnu 1 lunl 1 lxll -IIII1 llnl 1 lluv -II? T STEWART E. REED, D.s.c. I 1 CHARLES L. WATTS, JR., D.S.C. I i RALPH c. KIRKWOOD, D.s.c. I 5 CHIROPODIST -- FOOT SPECIALIST E 1 Office 423-426 Kresge Bldg. Phones: 3-7922-3-4046 T .5-..-.II-I.II-.....-mi-....-....-....-.II.-ii..-Ii...-I...-...I-.II.I-...I-I...-I...-...f. Bobbie Little-Jerry Moore .3..-....- .. .......-....-...........-....-....-....-....-....-....- - -....-...5. . T C t I . S . T I. Diane Dobson and Pot Jenkins in rearview: T ongro U Chong emors T 2. Now oin't thot something! T PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP T T 503 EAST I5th STREET PHONE 6-T264 T 5,........-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-I........-...,..I....................-....-..g Roberto Gronger Kitchenette couples-Married folks who can soy, Now, Helen, you take the con Lend me your eor-The phrose most used opener ond l'II take the poodle, and we'lI by the mothers of ten million six-year olds. move ogoin. ,?,..,,,, i111111 11111ii 111i1i11, -, I 1 -- 1111 1111 I III-nu? L L , I i ALL-STEEL GIIANIJSTAND SAFE PERMANENT SEATING CAPACITY T 1 FOR ALL SPORTS EVENTS PITTSBURGH DES MOINES STEEL CO. L T l l -1- 4- n1IIII.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1W1IIII1IIII.-Im..IIII.-..,I1..1l1IIII1III1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ml1u Darrell McLain, Charles Boehler 173.- n!n1111111 1--- : 1 1 1:1 1: 11111 1111111-uv? I ' 1301 DIAL T I GRAND CASCADE 3-1181 I I LAUNDERERS 1 DRYCLEANERS I I I..- .11. .....-. I 1- .11. - 1.11 - .11. -I---E .11. -Rl B b P I--Red Owens IH- -f-- - - -'- '--- - '--' - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - '--' - --'- - - ------1-1-E I Compliments I SIEGEL FURNITURE ll3-l I9 WALNUT ST. PHONE 3-1333 .S-............1.-....-..........-..........-....-..,.-.............................-....-.....-mi. Corolyn Vonderhoef--Kathryn Conroy .1m11,11 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... .... .. .-111.111 'I' 'I' I I MARS OIL CO. I LOW PRICES WITH SMILES I 2427 2nd Ave. 845 Keo I1-1111-1111111111111111111111111 1 1 -11111111111111111--11111 1 -. B +I Charles Boehler, Dorrell McLain ml lm M' -1--- III- - -'-- - - 'II' - '--' - '--- - '--' - -'-- - - '- - '- - '--- - '--- - '--' - - ' - '--- --Ie. I THERAPEUTIC SHOE SHOP I I CORRECT AND CORRECTIVE I ! FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN I T 400 Kresge Bldg. Des Moines, lowo T +1-- -- - '- - III- - -' - '- - IIII - Illl - --If - Illl - -lll - Ilfl - -' - '- - -' - '- - IIII -1+ Bobbie Little--Gerry Moore I 40111 uvnn 1 wnuu 1 uusu 1 uuur 1 uunu 1 uulu 1 uvul 1 ulnl 111111 lllv 1 lvll 1 III1 1 lull 1 lull 1 ulnl 11111111154 'gn' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 '!' H. J. OLSON SERVICE STATION NEW I-0-CY LUNCH and DRIVE INN T Friendly Service T T CY and LOIS CAMPBELL i EAST 9111 ond JEFFERSON PHONE 6-9288 i T 2425 Eflsfon Blvd- Phone 6-9298 +--- -f-- - --1- - --1- ---gpm-1'g4gmg-p:-g,1g:5f-m-1gg-- -f-- ----'--'-----P T T f' T TIIm2LT'r'a2:1TJ::g:x mais: 1- -1+ Leon years ahead-What every woman Limburger cheese business-A business hopes for. that olwoys goes strong. -r-- - - -------------------------- I -- -------- ------1 I I CONGRATULATIONS - - - - CLASS OF l952 Q I l 1 ' .f 1. 5 eres a Iwmf In your u ure... 1 E 3 o 0 1 I Wlfll a Fufure Buflf ln! I I I I GET TO KNOW I I i T I ORVILLE LOWE, Inc. I i 5 I PHONE 4-52ll I EAST oss MOINES' FORD DEALER 524 EAST 6111 STREET i 5 I I I I 4...-.... ---..... -- ---- ....-..........-.1........-1...-1...-11.-1.- , ------- -----. 1 ..--4. E. McGriff G. Hull T74.-. 4..-1...-1. ----.-..- ..... , -.. T. l l DR. JAMES E. sLocuM l T! cH1RoPRAcToR T 1332 EAST UNIVERSITY T 1 T .g.1..-..1.-.. -....-..,.-....-..,,-....-...... .........,..-....-,..- - -.1..-...Q Charles Boehler, Darrell McLain .gn-1111-11 -im-1111-nu-nu-nu-un-im-ini1111-111-1-111-- -- - 1-11 - I DIAL 4-3168 T S H IV E T T REALTORS T T 721 GRAND AVE. T 31- -11- --- --1- - --1- - 11-1 -1- -1-1 - -1-1 - --1- - -11- - --f- - 11-- ---- - ---1-----T Bobbie Little--Gerry Moore :F - 1- - - - - - - - - -1 - - - - - 1- 9 T Compliments of - T SAFE-WAY CLEANERS T 2286 HUEBELL BLVD. T T TELEPHONE 6-0151 T ..- .. -..........-....-..,.-....-....-..........-....-....-....- - -....-..,i Charles Heller-Jerry Gardiner Manager of a doughnut factory-A fellow in charge of the lwlhole works. l. Kay Dossey, the swimmerg 2. Ramona Quirk, plus 3 feetj 3. Nancy Mullen . . . in l92O? Modern girl-A girl who wants to go with every Tom, Dick and marry. She demands the troth, the whole troth and nothing but the troth. She is not so interested in what a man stands for as what he falls for. +-- ---1 ---- -1-- - -1-- - --I1 - -- - - ---- - - - - -- - -'-l ---1- --'- - --1- - 1-1- - - ---' - -'1- - ill- --m- -1- 11-- - 1-11 - -1-- - ---- - -1-- - ---1 -1f--:---- ---1 - 1--- --1-1- - -1--------1. 1 1 , 5 C. and J. Pie Company i Q I i i 1 - A 3 -- T BUY THE PIE THAT SATISFIES I 2230 Hubbell Blvd. A Phone 6-4223 i l -I- ...-...-1..-....-....-....-....-....-1...-....-....- - - .. -....-....-....-..,.......-....-....-. - - - - .. .. .. ... ......-....-..... - -.-..f, J. Fors-B. Anderson W l J .!4n11m- - 1 uyll 1 ll.. 1--1------1 ..11 -. I ie? a!n111nn11111 1 11- vuuu 1 -n1 111- 11 1 -1111111111124 T I T T I T I C 1- f I T LORENZ 81 JONES ' T Omp 'ments O T T T T BOATING HEADQUARTERS T SIMPSON'S SUPER-VALUE T 2 Evinrude Motors Chris Craft Boats 2210 East Ninth St' I32 East Grand Ave. Des Moines, Iowa phone 6-3163 1 T T T qiqn..m,1 1 .1 .,., .. ,,,, .... lilq 1..,,1,m1,,,.1,m-.,,.,1 ,,., 1, .. ... 1 ,,,, ,wie mini iiiu 1nn111n1n:11 iiiu 1 inxn 1 ixii 1 uiuu 1 iuii --1111-1111111111111111111-111-1111111of0 Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore .!.e-..n- .- -n..-nn.-.n-nn-n.-n.-..n-n.-in-.1- - I Compliments of Darrell McLain-Charles Boehler -1111111 is :gn-1111111111111111111-1111-1111111111111111111:-11n-1111-1111-1111-1111-111111111-11,Se S HOPPE T DR' GEO' J' RONAN T T JULIISCE3 EEQVUZTI ss'l'REET T I OPTOMETRIST T 1 1 I 424 Fleming mag. Phone 4-2419 T T PHONE 62-0682 T Uillll llll Tnlyyllqiulli llll 3 Illl TmI,,- llll T I I -. 'III T Illl T I'II T Illl 1 III' T Illl -1mI,1h.?g 9E ll1l1IIC1 II-illlll llll 1'IlllTflllillIIIITllll1'HllTllllTlllll-Illlf llll 'illlll llilllliiii Ruth McCIanahan-Sandra Rhoades ChClfl9S Boehlef-Daffell MCI-Om 5.1.1 ,lll 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, .. ,,,, , ,,,, 1 ,,,, ,,, ,,,, -, ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, ,, ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, ,- ,,,, 1 IIII -, ,,,, ,Mg 'gui niiu 1111111111-111111111-1111-111111111-1111- llil - lili - lllu - rllu 111111111111111-1: ge T STARK TRAVEL SERVICE United Federal Savings and Loan Assn. T A. R , , , I T Chartered and Supervised by the U. S. Government T i nr - all - Bus - Steamship Tickets T T INSURED SAVINGS T T AT YOUNKERS - DES MOINES T T 714 Locust Street Phone 3-7171 T - - ' T:T12lTE 'ESlEe'P2'EE'I'J 'IC12'TZn ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ei'LES'I?FETILlQZ'EEIT'f5I5I2' ' ' ' ' Monologue-A conversation between a Mussolini-Looks like a case of Duce's man and his wife. wild. I '! ' - - ' ' ' '!' T I T I ! T 1 T I-IE Q U I I.I. 1 I I I I I . I T Prinfed and Bound T T I BY T I ' I I T I f T I 5 .T I T Clfflel' pu L6 U19 Onlpany T T T I 1 T 6I 5-I 7-I 9 EUCLID AVE. DES MOINES, IOWA T I I I I oil. .lll 1,1 i11-111 -- 11111 -..,:..,n1m.....n.....M-.nn.-nn-Tm-nn 111111111-11 1111--an-all Dick Tuller-Ralph Schul1ng ....76... 4.1-.m- - ... - - ... .. - ,.. - .. .. ... ..........,-.r.g. I none-rs SUPER VALU I , i I 'I Fancy Groceries - Quality Meats . I EVERY DAY Low PRICES 1 i I 2104 E. 14th Street Phone 6-0598 I I I I 3.I-II.....l..-...I-..,.......-.....-il-....-....-....-....-.......I...-....-..........-...g. Virginia Payne ssc:-iin1nu-un1nn--ini1un-iin1uiizur--iin1iiu1uii run-iin1nu-iniiii in I CAPITAL CITY BOILER WORKS I REPAIR WORK, ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING Smakestacks, Breeching, Tanks, Erecting Smokestacks I 300-302 E. Court Ave Phone 4-3426 5...-.........-....-....-,,,-I....eI..-........I.....-. -,.-...-........-....-..i. Elizabeth Young .........m.-M.-m.1.n.-.mi1mi1,m1mi--iin..iiii1im11n11n,.1l.n1m.1n l 'E' 'I' ! 8 co' I l. l.6QS in reviev1gtr3dmDown by l'l'16 old mill I BOXES AND HOIST T i l4l4 S. E. 30th Street Phone 62-I44l T E..-,...-.........-,..-....-....-....-....-l........-..I-....-..........-,.........-..g Jim Williams-Mike Robinso Open mind-The mind of a man who has Naive person-Anyone who thinks you're the willpower to get rid ot his present preju- interested when you ask how he is. dices and take on a new set ot prejudices. .?n-nu1ini- 1 1111:-nu-nn-nn-nn-ini-nii1ini-uu- u1uu1nu1nn1iiu1iui-iin1in1lm--un-nn1un--un1nu111:11nu-un-nn-uu1 1 -11101-u,!. I I I I I I I I I nes Memes, iowA 1 I I e Founded 'I896 E I I 2 Years or College-Liberal Arts-Pre-Professional T Elementary Teachers Training Curriculum T f Leading to Standard Elementary Certificate T Spring Semester Registration-Jan. 28-Enroll Now I STUDENTS FROM COAST TO COAST T A Small School with Every Advantage g We invite you to join us and participate in the fellowship I of a Christian approach to education and personal growth. HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS- LOW COSTS I .'....,..,......- .. - .. - -..m- .-I..-...--mr-im-I-I-E2E...rATl.i.E::gm.T.-M1E2.2: -.tl--m-..l-..,.-....-.....- - .- - - ..,.-,.,....1. .-77... .....- - ..,........-.....n.........-.......-..-n..n.- - -.n-...g. 4...-In ---- .n-....-n.-....-.....- .,.. -I...-n.-I...-..1.-....-1...--.go I I I I I I I I I M A U G E R ' s I I I , . I I I I E g 5 l I BAKERY AND 1cE CREAM I I I We Make Our Own Ice Cream 1 I I OWEN CRIST I I 1607 E. Grand Ave. Phone 62-2415 I I AUTO BODY SERVICE 3 I I I Keo Way at l4th Place I ,i.,-.---.---I---M-ul-In--I-un-Ill-Im- - -ml-. Q. 3. -..,.-1.. ..I. .. ..I. -.....-.....-n...nI-.n-n.-.n-nn-1111-1111-n-....-..,f, Jim Purdy-Marlow Samuelson ,.,,,,,,- ,,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,- -W,-,, +I..1...-n.-.1...-I..-....-n.-...I-.....-1....-I..-....-.n.-.I..-....- -.n-.1.g. It DR' FRED WM. TENT! -In I Congratulations to the Graduates I I I I WOOLWORTH S I I OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN T I NEW EAST SIDE STORE I I 505 Tooononf Bldg. Phone 2-51 I2 I I C0I,f',f,E51f,,'1ff ,f,Ig,, 4...-..-.,..-...1-......................-....-................-...........................1-...i. -i-I-I-I--- -I--I- -III --I-I-I1-1I--1---I-I--'---I--I-I --1'-'I-- -I--I----E Gerry Moore,-Bobbie Uwe Marlys Long-Lenora Connett ,!,.1Mim,,-,m,-m,1,m,-mI,-Im-ml1M1un1nu1nn1nu1IuIiun1lm1r.P o!u-1u1111u-un- IIII 1u111nu-un-nu-u11-nn-Tun-mu-un-un-ini-1111-no? I I I coNNoR FURNITURE AUCTION I I JACK HAR-I-LE SKELLY SERVICE I I 520 EAST WALNUT ST. PHONE 2-9213 I WASHING - COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE I I W5 BUY. SFU- 3- UR A H9U5EFUl- I 5 E I E- IMP and Maple Phone 6-9257 I I w. Connor-7-2198 3-6709-Jim Lofflin I ,i.,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,-II-,,,,-M-In-Im-II,-Im-ml-lm-ni vie.,-nn-..1......1-.n.-..........I-.nf...I-1...-.....-...........-.....-In-1...-1...-..g. nm MIIIS,,.Iune Izoresf Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Oleomargarine--A food bought by the pea- Opportunity of a lifetime-A second-hand ple who have seen their buttered days. car. You can always hear it knocking. og:-nu-un1nn --11i- .,,,1,1 , ,,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, -- -.n-1.111.111-11.1-11111111- 1 -1n1mI-lla? I l I I 1 Y or ll ' ' d 1 I ou are cor ra y mwfe . . . I E - I I I to visit the Comptometer School and learn firsthand of I I the excellent opportunities this short course offers to I I high school graduates. Established in I905 by the man- I ufacturers of Comptometer adding-calculating machine. I s Graduates receive tree lacement service. You can I P I complete the course and secure a good paying Iob in I I just IO to I2 weeks. lt you can't come in personolly, I I phone or write without obligation for a descriptive folder. z I I I I I 71: t t In I I I e Gimp ome er c ov T - I Owned and operated by the Comptometer Division, z I - I Fell' 8. Tkarrant Mfg. Co. I I I 420 Hubbell Building Phone: 3-6025 I I ....... -- ........... ..-..-.I +n-nH- - - Beverly Ball-Sharleen Katzmann ...73.- ofl1l1x11-I-l1l1lv-l-l1l1l1n-n1n1uu-Im1nD? , I I EARL MAY STORE I I I 1 NURSERY STOCK T 1 GARDEN fs. FLOWER SEEDS 5 Home Planting Headquarters for the Nation L 7 COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE I 2nd S. wamuf sis. Phone 3-8669 I I I .SIIITIIIIT llll 1SIlllTHllillllillIITIlill Illl Till? IIII fillSilllllllili-'Hill'lllllfllllillil Dorothy Bennett-Lucllle Decker ? 1 llll 1- llll TIITIIIIT llll 3 llll -1llll1'llVli'lll-'l1lliH1ll'illlITHlillllllTl? l ORR'S SUPERIOR PHARMACY I i Expert Prescription Service A F 1554 GRAND AVE. Phone 6-3126 f aan-IIn1uII1nu1nII1nn--nII1Im-un-In--n--m1uu-IIII1IIII-IIII--Im--Init Jock Packey iuimi -lu--In-ul-Ian-Iu1:u1n1la1-1lu1IuI--IIn1IIu1IIn1up? 'D I I l. Ma ann and Ralph-twins with Cold feetg T DR- A- B- THOMPSON T 2. JeIrIYy Meek as Sweet and lnnoCent g 1 OR-I-HODON-I-IST T 3. Jeanne and ?obhs1yAingI chSese g 4. A pause E DES MOINES 9 IOWA I to re res arI yn owney. I I QITIT-THl-1-T-iQ?-ml-ililliullllih illllillltli Marlys Long-Lenora Connett Perfection-An alarm Clock that ring. E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1:13 in-4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I C T DES MOINES' DRIVE-LN BANK CAPITAL EAST Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Optimist - One who takes a look in a doesn't Cuckoo clock for eggs and takes a frying pan on a fishing trip. I I I I I I ! I I -i- -u-n1q1.-.-1' Compliments of 1g1g1m1q1q1.-1q-.-1.1q.- 'I 11 5: LI 'l ye Sl D.: gl UI ge I E l I E l l l l l I l l l l l z I 1 111111 CITY STATE BANK FIFTH AND LOCUST -7 9- -P 'Q' I I I I I I I I .I I I I I I I I I n1InI1 1 1 1 1 1mI1IIII1IIu1IIu1 1 1 1 1 1un1n 'I' T I I I I WH-DEN F I CHENOWETQ-553:51 ELEVATORI I osTIaoPATI-IIc HOSPITAL I I H , H I I DR B WILSON I I The Service You Need 1 I -DR T BRUCE FARMER l A Court Ave. CII' EGSI' Pl'IOI'Ie 3-ll l I ' IDR' P. L' PARK I PHONES 6-4s2a, sz-1169, 6-0197, 6-1sz4 e I DR. A. W. DENNIS I I DES MOINES 9, IOWA I DR' YKSSXIRNETT I Representative of Montgomery Elevator Co. f I E. I-IIII and ceparei Ave. Phone 6-5183 I .1 Shepofd Home l-'ff I ROIOVY l-'ff CO- I .lu1mb-ml1anim'im-uuislallgaulisynnilminuimliim-'mi 4. II-IIII1IIII-nur-IIII-g1EgI5:E5:32531-Ax5:21IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII-Iibfl .5....I..- -...-...-..I-I............I..................-.......,.....I.... -.I......g. T-m- '-P'- -'II'--'II'-gK:T':3:- I- -'II'-'II'-'II'-'II-I'ig' l l ' e I PEARSON F009 MARKET 5 mIEJc?oIIlI'lrgEIcI4Q1Allllll55?Jl1IqsLfiwgofulidulijzdldrl-Ilncts I 7 Cor. East sam end Hubbell awe. Phone 6-4651 i I ACME PRINTING CO. I T DES MOINES, IOWA T I Wm' V'1l-?l2l3?1qScRANlg XvI?fJE' Evans I ,i,,,1,,,,1g,,,1,,,,1,,,,,-,,,,1 ,,,, ig,E:::ml:?g,?.:1T,,,,..,,,,-.,,,1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1,.,i. 'PII1IIII1IIII1IIII-IIIIWLTIZIIILEJ-riglEgrE5IInEl:nLm-2?IIII1nu1 I-nu1ni: n?l1IIII1IuI1IIl1mI1Inn-IIII-Im-IIII-IIII-IIII1IIII-:III1:nI1IIIv1IIII-uII1I.o? 'S' -m1m-M-'H1uiHllmlllnlmllmlmiuiu'-'ml'ul-ing I RIVERSIDE AUTO SALVAGE CO. I I FISHER'S SANDWICH SHOP I sm SMULESON, P 4 I E I New AND usso Au'rdolPAR'rs I FOR FINE mobs I F A . a. M' If . I - - 2 T 'WSI' ve 'CIEQHMOINES 14' IOWA PII'-me 2 0155i I East 9th and Fllmore Phone 6 8I63 I .In n1un-nII-nn-nu-uu1u:I-uII-IIII1Im-IIII:IIII--IIII1nII1uII1uu1IIu1llS Is. McGriff-C. I-IUII Dennis PPOCOCK Pessimist-One who would commit suicide if he could do it without killing himself. 1- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I le 'S im 'E Ie I3 IZ IS, I2 I5 Ia' ISL I2 '5 Ie I3 IIS iw F5 O 2 G5 Z D Sl Z Q D L' O 2 UI G5 Z P 5 3 P -I rn UI m : 1 D E I- I- UI -'I P -n -rl 11-1 me REGISTER Ann misuni ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT ofa-!1l-. Joann Kline ...80-. 1 4.41-1'1-1-11.-1ql1m.1u.14...-Im-W,-nII1InI1,m1,,,,1,. .,,1uII-111111.-1111111m.1u,1m1m1nn1ug111.111111-.1111I1,,II1' -i- P 0 F 'U O 0 7 CD I JP 3 O 3 2 3' O LQ fD 3 0 'S 2 Q' S. P In 1:11-Q1 1. 1q1q--1-1-1Iu 1m1-1-1-1-1g1- 4...-.-. i i ' f , 1: s 1' n 3 AND SONS 1 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE I MORTGAGE LOANS F I FLEMING BUILDING i PHILIP E. JESTER RALPH L. JESTER I I Insurance Real Estate I u CLASS OF '30 CLASS OF '21 F I '....... -...-......-..- -...-..... -. -..-..- -... -..i. 'I' II Bobbie Eittle-Gerlflf Axoore U 'I .Qu1m1n1n1lu1E11un-on-vlu1nl1lm--mx1un1nn-m11n:11m-1u:o? I HY-'rEs'r coxu. co., mc. i 220 S. E. 6th Ave. Phone 4-6I2I ? I DES MOINES I6, IOWA T .g...........-..-..-.....-..-..-..-..-..-..- - -.......,: Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore 1-!1u1uu1l--un--ll1ll1m--m1m1ul1uu-lin-in--unvu? 'Nwwwf for ww NEED I Lp.50Li.6.:.zzOlg.3tf::3fi.5?'s.Yzi.5:sQ.auS:.f E, A, GARANSON i guson, Bonnie Koger, and Virginia Neuwoehnerg 601 Capital City Bank Bldg. F 4. Baxter and Wagner In person. F'-'-'-'-sase:zmazazrrmzr'-'-'- Precocious child-The child who took the Political plum-The result of careful graft- nose on his face apart to see what made it ing. run. ,3,,,,,, ,1,111,11,1111,1,111,111i11 -- 1-i1 1 - -nurse? I I I i I COMPLIMENTS OF T I E I I - i I Glenn Towers I I . . I Trucking Service I I . I Z SAVE HOURS - - - SHIP BY TOWERS I I I PHONE DAY 3-7053 - NIGHT 6-5344 I I I 201 S. W. SECOND DES MOINES, IOWA I mln-un -:----- -- ------ l-uII-Im- IIII -lm-In-HH-HH ------- - - - - - - '- U Richard Park --3 1 - u?1-an-11m-nn-n--11: --11--11 m1111111-,!. I I I Compliments of I l I I I JEWET1' LUMBER COMPANY I I - 1 I I 615 E. Walnut St. Phone 4-8181 I Q E I I 951111111 1 11111-111111111-111111-111111111-1111111111 1 -1111111-nit Mike Carpenter-Ted Cook gon-un: 1 --11111111111111-1111--11111nlxrmixiiu-1111-11111 111111111111? I woLTz STUDIO I I PHOTOGRAPHS FOR I I ANY OCCASION I I 420 9th street Phone 4-0109 I !iOlTlill!llUTHl--TIRlilllIS-IIIITNIITIIIITIlllilllrillillll-!IllIl1llll1-Ili Mary Lou DePh1lI1ps-Fern D1lse in-ls-u11n:1:1a-nu111u11111-lin-111a111n1111111m-un-in-1111--1111-liogc I HOLLEY SCHOOL SUPPLY co. I I Est. 1899 I I SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES I I 100-102 E. Grand Ave. I aim--lux -1111111111n11f1u1-1411-111111111111111111-nn-nn:-11111 iymizlos Mike Carpenter-Ted Cook Polka-An old fashioned dance, but now seen at almost any prize tight. agus:-in-vm-nn-n--111111141 11--1111: ll-use I SINCE 1882 I I FOR FLOWERS I I . I I ' L O Z I E R ' I I I SERVES EAST HIGH I I East 6th and Locust Phone 4-0141 I East 9th and Grand Phone 4-5289 'IU''I' I'J'IIF'AFS1El':EIEIIl71I'5I'IJiII 'm I'- i' +lTHS1IfMTIIIITIIIIUTIIIIT'lIllill'Tllllllllilmillllillll'Tllll'1llll1'llllSUllllSCV+ IPHONE 3-1123 Q EVERYTHING IN Guns I 0 stoves , I Q HARDWARE I I BETTS 8: SON I I we suv, sau. AND TRADE EVERYTHING I ' NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS 1 'Il 412 E Locust Street Des Moines Iowa I !' . I I E T- I I I I I I I 2 Ei I QI D. I QI s 5 I 3.'I I FI I I I I I I I I II 5 i I I +11 14' I DAVID MATTSON CO. I Automotive Ports I I Automotive Machine Shop Service I I 213 East Locust sf. Phone 8-0178 I .I-----1-I-------M ---- --I-W--------m-----I----------F Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Prison warden-A person who makes his living by his pen. I'-'--u 'u-- ----H-'T---'----'-'IMI Congratulations to the I Seniors OI East I-IIQI1 School 1 I MAKE THE I I Valley Bank and Trust I 1 I I Company I I 4th AND WALNUT STREETS I YOUR BANK FOR THE FUTURE I Member F. D. I. C. I I.-. ....... I-.......-.-.-.-.-.-..-.-...-..-..-.-. ........... .-.I ..-821. 'iI i 'I' I mm and Home stones, INC. I I A MODERN HARDWARE STORE I T With A Large Parking Lot 5 I I 2403-5 Hubbell Phone 6-0282 I I I Congratulations to the Class of l952 I I I I 'P'-W '-rII2T1IITE 'rZFL m'u i 'i ' LQ'-I-Im-vm1mI-lm-ml-lm-Im-ml-lm-ml-mu-nu-wi- uxvu 1Im1 u1n Q4 I GRANDVIEW PHARMACY ? SAFE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE F T E. 24th and Easton Blvd. Phone 6-51 I9 f Dillim-ill1-Wli'llllillll'1'IlllTllIiT llll lllllvllltiuillllitlllilillilllll llll lllyl1':Qg Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore gin-un1 1 1II11mr1IIn1InI--un1un1un--nn-Im1 1 - --nu1Iu!n I I L Compliments of I I H. w. DAI-IL, M. D. E ! I vf'uI-- 1 1nu1Im1un1Im1nu--IuI1uu1mI1mI..nn..uu1 1 1un1nio Charles Boehler-Darrell McLain Profanity-A way of escape for a man who runs out of ideas. q.n1un-nu--mr--un-nn-nn--un--un-un--un-1uu1IuI1uu1nu1uu-im-nah I I ' Saueow Sea 'PIOIIJDH Q Lim 'Q 'S PSIDDO1 i I I I 6lV9'Z Rl-'Pd IIPS ll9S5aPl I 6179-Z BIDDJLSDDH Massey' I I 9VSl'Z ISIMJ. S9lS'E 'l9.L I 'LS H.I.:ll:l LSVEI SZS I I 'oo aovuols I I 's usIIIsNvu1 TISSSEDI I I go smauugldluog I I I .in-..-..........-....-....-....-....-..................-W- .... - - -........- fi- Lucille Decker-Dorothy Bennett 'gui' llll 3 llll lim'-' llll 1' llll T llll T llll TIIIITIIIIT llll T llll T llll T llll 1 llll T llll TIIII'-Ill? l A. G. HAMMER PHARMACY I I 3 Registered Pharmacists il I lowa's Oldest Pharmacy r I RUSSELL E. JOHNSON, Prop. I I 600 E. Grand Ave. Phone 4-0250 ! m' ' 'E'iIZlI?IIEI?FlK2lEI TILT' ' ' 4.......-I..-....-..,.-....-....-...i.......-...-....-I...-....-..,.-....-....-..,..- in . I COURTEOUS SERVICE I I ANDY 8. BILL'S MARKET I ' Quality Always T New Location I 621 MULBERRY ST. Phone 4-551 I .-M-In-I...-....-I..-....-.....-...........-...I-.II-....-I...-...I-I...-.Ii-. Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore I -2- Reformer-One who insists on his con- science being your guide. 5I ' ' '--' ' ' --'--- -I'-'-Q I I ' I I I I I Q ANDREWS I I A STUDIQ I . I I I Q Congratulations - Seniors Si Quill Stall i Seniors contemplating marriage soon. We will make you some beautiful wed- ding pictures at the studio or in the I church. I 822 Walnut Street Phone 4-4956 'im-' 1i11111 - ' 1111 IIII -' IIII 1 IIII -- IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII - mI1nn1un-ml- IIII 1mi1 IIII 1 IIII 1 Iiui 1 IIII 1 IIII 1:1141 IIII 1 riri 1 1 1.-mr1,.,i, Karen Steffenson-Mary Crawford -IT'-I ------------- '+1f - ' 1' - S I I mwA I I PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. T I PAINTS - ENAMELS - VARNISHES I Factory Direct To You I I Eighth and Mulberry I Phone 4-2247 I -z--n-n- - - ---l----I-I-'--- Klv' -'I'--m---- - - ---'I---------5 Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore 63u1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1InI1IIII1IIII-un-IIII1IIII-IIII-IIII1III-1IIII1IIn1I- 6? I I SPRING HUB CYCLE co. I Bicycle Headquarters - Keys of All Kinds I I 5,16 E. Grand Ave. Phone 4-9704 I -i-.-.In-I..-In-I.................n...I...-n.-............-.I..-.....-...I-.n-n.-...Q Evelyn Thomas-Donna Israel sfo:-IIII-IIII1InI-IIII1IIII-IIu1IIII1mI-nII1IrII-IIII1IIII1IuI1IIII-mv--IIII-I ofa I EAST EouRTEENTH ST. I I Eooo MARKET I I OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS I I 2401 East mn sneer Phone 62-2329 I 3...-I...-....I-....-I..I-....-...I......-.n.-n.-....-...I.-....-...........-.........-nf. Darrell McLain Rejected play manuscripts-A case of all work and no play. qu-. ------..------- .II-I-4. I I HAST MEAT MARKET I E I FINE MEATS I I 602 E. Grand Ave. Phone 3-6187 I l E 5 I---me-LLL-LLL---Li I.II ..I. I... Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore agen-Inu-IIII-ulilm--un-IrI1fuII1 IIII 1:ui-ni--In1ul1Im1un-vu--lII1m.? I LYLE McNABB WELCOMES YOU TO I I THE TERRACE CAFE I SHOPS BLDG. 8th and Walnut I '5 '- - - -HH- IEEE -53722: zJ-gIEH-I-'H-P--I-H--'I'--4' bit!-Im-II:-IIII1un-IIII1 IIII -mI--IIII-IIII- IIII - IIII -IIII- IIII - IIII -IIII1IIII- in I BROWNER'S FOOD MARKET I I FAMOUS FOR FRESH EGGS and OTHER I I GOOD FOODS I I 626-628 E. Locust Street I illllli 1-llllll'l'iIWlTlIllT llll TllIl'PIll1'lll1-TIIUZI Illl illhilllltt imlvlgi Gerry Moore-Bobbie Little Rich man-A man who doesn't even know his son is in college. PRINTERS or THE EAST HIGH SCROLL SARCONE PUBLISHING co. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 1139 - 24th Street Phone 7-4423 D I ael-Eve lyn Thomas -841 uxnni - 1IIn1IsIs1u1m 111111111 l1uIs I I I ARNY LIDDELL'S Music nooM I I . I I I RECORDS - PHONOGRAPHS I I , I and TELEVISION I I I I I 513 GRAND AVE. Phone 2-4482 I I I I I ' II'ZIISE?IiEfI'ZE32TII I3I5ZIL '' ' ' E uIoII--IIII- inn-IIII-IIII-IIII-Im-Inu: IIII 1IIII1 IIII 1IIII1 IIII 1IIII1I QIIII-IU? I ERIEDMAN Morons, INC. I ! YOUR EAST DES MOINES DEALER FOR I I CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH AND USED CARS I I 219 East Grand Ave, Phone 4-5205 I 9i'ilurllIl-QlllllvlllliIlllilllllllllllllllillllimlvIIII1IIIITIlllilllllllllilllllIlllvllil Imogene Hegwood-Phyllis Erickson Tn-Im- -mi-nu-im-In-mi--nn-IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII- - --III-Ig? . . . I I. Cattell Track Team-19465 2. Barbara I DR W L HARLAN 5 lMermaid from Mars? Ehreckeg 3. Faces in the E PHONE 3-2412 Q sand-Tomlinson, Erwin, Frush, Burgett, Let- ! Suite 4l6, Capital City Bank Building I tington. I East Fifth and Locust Streets I ui1n1mI- 1IuI--IIII1IIII1Im1nl1IIII1uI-un1IIII1nIx1nn1IIu1 1Im1nia Roberta Granger ' Repartee-Clever conversation. To illus- trate: My ancestors came over on the May- Rounder-The man who can't look his wife flower! You're lucky, the immigration laws squarely in the eye. are much stricter now. km l7i7l7i7ii TliTT llil7Ti771i1 I ilTTTi I 'T Iii? I I T x. ,I T I . ,, ' 1 In .. I . -f I I S 5 I,IIII5aIff,wI I ' 'H ru - .. I 1 mfmw+4GH i X, ' At L I 'g E Vsfsesm, I 25253 I i 0 U E 51-.A ii 'v :'. I ','l' Q . - . gf E I 35 Q T I 5 I I ru I .. 1... .I I I I Z -E I I kg Q I I E va I I A ' ' ' ' I 5 L4 QVFIVIII Ill, I 'I I E I 2IlIL'lIIIlIlrIIlrI ' SIXTH a i I I-I,--II-.-Ie fr ? GRAND, I I I 65' ' I I Www - www 1 I AND WAN ASSGCIATIQIIIOF-..Dff..'f9'NEff I I I U4 -I 11111111 - 1111 IIII1Inn-IIII-un1nu1nII1iIII1uII1IIII1IIII1IIII1nIu 11111 1111111 ,H .-nl, Darrell McLain-Charles Boehler ...35.. aln1:1-1l11uu-1nn-1111-- -n-- 11111 1 xml I -1- 1 1 I EAST END 1.ocK1sR SERVICE I E. 30111 end cepafel Ave. Phone 6-8586 I I Trade With the Boys E I Processing for Home Freezers T I 8. J. LENox H. w. MeG1.oTHLeN E I . 'I' i iEf1'fT2'ES'IiZ2Te'SE,'.1 ' 20:1 uuuu 1 -1111111111 llun - lvll 1 lllu 1 lrll 1 llll 1 llll 1 llll 1 lrll 1 llll 1 ll'v -1111-1111-no? I Prescription Specialists I LEE TOWNSHIP PHARMACY I I THE REXALL STORE i I E651 14111 end Grand Phone 6-1419 T 1-...-....-..-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-..i. Bob Peel-Red Owens in-14111111111111-111111111111111111111111111111111111111111n11n1111n11111111n1n,!. I HERMAN'S BARBER sHoP I I SHAPE AND STYLE HAIR I I 608 EAST LOCUST PHONE 2-7281 1 ! Herman Ball - Cecil Neagle - Emil Walls T -5-.-........-........- .... -...- .... ....-..........e......................-...-..f. Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Scissors grinding-A business that goes ahead when things are dull. u!n1-in vxmrlmzn-1m-nn-un-1111-1n1111111un1nn1ll1l1llv--l1Igf I l 3 DR. R. G. HATcH1.'rr I 1 1 1 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 7 I I I 422 Liberty Bldg. Q I I I Office Phone 2-1488 Res. Phone 6-7317 I GRADUATE OF JUNE CLASS 1937 I I eie..-....-.1...-....-.n-nn-....-..........-.....-n1.-nn-.111-1...-......-1...-1...-...ge Richard Park 111111111n11un11m1W1ml1m,1ml11m...m..,n.111n1.,,.1m.1u1n1,m..n44 AUTO GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED ! 1 MONTEITH AUTO GLASS SERVICE 1 813-815 Cherry Street Phone 4-8801 i Des MOINES, IOWA I Give Us the Break I .i..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-...............- -.............i, Kay Haskell-Mary Jackson u!u1m1-111- 111111111111n111m111u1n11111n1im1uu111111 1 n11n11n+ I Compliments of I I FAABORG PHARMACY I L Ray Faaborg, R. Ph. Maxine Faaborg, R. Ph. Q I 2222 E. 14th St DES MOINES, IOWA Phone 6-5159 I vilu1111111n1111m1n111111111n11nu1n111u1111ui111n1111111n11m1nu111n1nia Darrell McLain, Charles Boehler Scotchman-The only golfer who wouIdn r knock a golf ball out of bounds. Tm '- -- 'mmm' umdMmq '-- 'EE1 I 1 Quality Built Homes I I I I , 1 Wlnegarclner Bros., Inc. I 2436 WALNUT PHONE 6-6840 ............ .... ............ . Charles Boehler-Darrell McLain -36- -r--I-- --'- - -- ------------ I -I--I-I I I I BRUCE-cosss FURNITURE 3612 Second Avenue I I I I Shop and Compare f T E I OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9:00 h I 5 E .E4'l'1mIi YIVI 3 l'IIlIil'Iill'llTIII?FII'-'MII-?IIlIC lllC'!lllllll1l? l llliliili Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore oS0II1IIII-IIII1 -IIII-InI1mI1IIII1III11IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1InI1 1 1IIn1no!o I D. 81 S. MARKET I YOUR FSII?EP?lf7tlI:SmGR0CER Beautifully Remodeled I en a Op Sund ya - 2622 E. 9th sf. Phan, 6-8355 I OPII1uII-IIII1IIII1IIII-IuI--InI1IIII1IIII1IIII1In1Im1nII1uII1IIII1nI1uvI1lQn Bob Peel-Red Owens iniIIn1IIn1IIII1IIII:Im--IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1n1IIII1II,gg I I cox 66 SERVICE STATION T 2202 EASTON if T PHONE 6-92I8 T .i...-....-....- .-..I..,I-...,.I.-...-..........-..I-.......-.....I-,I-..,a Phyllis Erickson-Imogene Hegwood Sense cf humor-It's o gift-every Scotch- mon hos it. ..-..I.-.I..... - .. .. - .. - - - - - .. .......,.....,,!. I Januar I Sales Now I I I on I GRADUATION CLOTHES for EAST HIGH STUDENTS I I I Frankels I 2nd Floor I.- .... - .... -..,- .... -.I-.I- .... - .... - .... - .... -..I-.I.- .... - .... - .... -....-...I Imogene Hegwood-Phyllis Erickson Ii' 'I' . I I I I I EKDAHL'S MARKET I 5 5 I I I QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY I I 5 I I I I405 Eost Ninth Street Phone 6-3463 I I I ! E I I 9?llI1M1l9l1IWliln11IlIl1M1IlPI1lIII-cll1l1lllTItII1Illllllllillrlvlltlillllilli John Titus-Virgil Foote 4...-.,.-.fI... - .... -....- .... -...-.f.....I.- II.. -.I-II- ...I --I- .... -II.-...!. I cowNIE FU RS I I 5Io MARKET STREET I I COAT AND SUIT CORNER I I 8th ond WALNUT I 'I- Oitlllllllinlllzn :AHITlIIl1slIlI1slUIu1ll1Il1llllTllITnIITHII'1lIII'1 1 ITIlIl1l JoAnn Appell-Dorothy Pettijohn sin--IIII1IIII 1mI1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1vm1IIII1IlI1nII1un1IIII1 un --IIE:-II Q? I I HENRY-cREwsE DRUG co. T E. 6th and Locust Street Phone 4-83I I T i DES MOINES, IOWA T I- -in ihhfillill-DMU-Ililll1llT!iU1lI1lllilIlI1l1Ill T llllllll Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Shoehorn-An instrument thot ploys o few footnotes. ,!.II-.Im-IIII 111111111--11 II1IIII-lo? I I I I I I CONGRATULATIONS I I I I I TO THE CLASS OF I I I JANUARY, I952 I A FRIEND OF I I I EAST HIGH I I .f.-.-III-II..- I-II.-III-In-ml--...I--Ititfmt-I-IIf.III-IIII-Im- m-...I--1.4. Sue Freberg--MorIlyn Miller QI11111-: -- -1111-111111111-1111-11111111111111--u1111111-11n-- 1 111111111? I I I Congatulotions Seniors I I DES MOINES - THEATRE SUPPLY co. I 1 1121 HIGH STREET 7 PHONE 3-6520 1 1 litmlllll 1i11 llll 2 Hill- Illl illll-1IIll1llIIllIII1IllY -'- 2 TIIII-'lil Richard Park 4..-.....- -....-....-In-....-.....-.I..-I..-....-1...-......-....-....- -.1--10? I CHET BRAMMER CAFE T 24 HOUR SERVICE I 2929 E. UNIVERSITY AVE. Phone 62-4306 'i nf 1111111--1111111:1-1111EIugEr1:111r-EIIIEEQBZ-xE1111E,:gZ1114111111111111111-nlo asus-111111111-111111111-11111111111111-111111111111111111111111:-1111-1111- -111111110 I DOHERTY'S FLOWERS I I ARRANGED AS YOU LIKE THEM I I 1540 Second Avenue Phone 8-0816 I i DES MOINES 14, IOWA I I? IIllIIlTIIIITIllI1'IIlI1!IllITIIIIlilllv-IllllllllillllivIlII'1'IIII-1llIITlIIIlIIHTIIIITIQ Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Settlement work-Bill collecting. Oculist-A man with an eye for business. :gon-1111 1111111-11 1-111 1 111--ng I I I I I I I As President of the East High Alumni, I I wish to congratulate Coach Savage and the football team of 1951 on winning the City Championship. I 1 I I I 'I' 'I' 'E' I I I JOHN BLOEM I STORES I I I 520-522 East Locust 1 I . 5 i - I Qui-1111 1-111 1u111111-1111-1111-111111111 11111 111111140 Richard Park ' Tl:n111 1n11111r1-1111-1111111111 -nu--11111 1111 1 1111 1 1111 11111-1111-rn1111rq!a I CASSON RESTAURANT I I 644 EAST LOCUST I T E T Catering - Parties - Banquets T E 7 PHONE 3-9023 I I vf'm1u1n--1 11111111111-un-11r--1111r-n111m11nn:-1111-1111111111 1111111111--:nic Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore n!u1nv-- -111111111-1111--im-mi-vin--111111111-111111111-nu-n-1--u--ua? GIVANT AUTO PARTS I 423 EAST GRAND AVE. T 1 PHONE 3-8410 I .i.-..- ....,.-....-...,.....I-..I-...-...-.I-....-.........,-..,.-.I.........I: Donna Israel-Evelyn Thomas A!u1nn11m-11u-11111111411111--1111-11111111111111-1111-1111111111-inn-1u11m1111 9? I REEVES-CHAMBERS AGENCY T INSURANCE T 310 WALNUT BLDG. PHONE 2-9197 f of' u-man:1sn11111-1111--EI1..-11111114111111111111nn-.nu-1u111u11u1111111111oin Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Husband-A mon of few words. Monkey business-A lecture on evolution. q!u11n111u -111-1 1111111111111l 1:--- rn- 1111 ----use I I T I Tones I , Ac o F F E E I I I 'Pnfssuizz Milf 1 I I I I I i ALWAYS ASK FOR 1 E E I I I E 1 ' 1 I TONE S I I I E Pressure Pack 5 2 I I COFFEE I 5 5 IT'S FRESHER WITH PRESSURE I I TONE Enos. . 109 court I I I '5 , 'I' Ray Nelson-John Wright -3 3- -im...un1un1:mrnn1nn-un-uu- -mu1nu1nu1uu1nu1uu-lui-n OFFICE PHONE 3-2433 RES. PHONE 6-4755 DR. CHARLES E. MOTIS DENTIST 305-306 Teochout Bldg., Des Moines, Io. N. E. Cor. East 5th ond Locust Street -....- -...........-...T.-.t..--...-.t..-....-....--m.-m.-m.-T.--.ut-tt..--. Bobbie' Little-Gerry Moore -illlli 1 TllIIlIIlllIIIllIIll1lIItTl1!ITlIlITIIlllIlIIT 1 illillllill B. P. 0. Elks NO. 98 nes MOINES, IOWA Dentists-Men who run filling stations. Homburger-The lost round-up. 1.111-. -. 1 1 1 .- ...u...m1mq1mi-. 1 1 1m-qu... Y.. f'?4.nv-E 3 1 i Al' X A l fill. 1 4'fQ .E Schuling's High Speed Electric Hoist for roofers, contractors, or truckers SCHULING CONVEYOR 8. HITCH C0. 1710 EAST GRAND AVE. -nn- -nu-M1nui1nu1in1-uu1un-nn.-un-uu1nu1un1iui1nn-n Dick Tuller-Ralph Schuling I. Ann Carol Treodwoyg 2. Prudieg 3. Cottell of 1946. New York-The city where the people from Oshkosh look ot the people from Dubuque in the next movie seats and soy, Humph, these New Yorkers don't dress ony better than we do. l .?n1u- 1 -nurm-un1uu1lu1m1uu1uilu- nlii 1 - - -I-ng l l I Iowo's Oldest Jewelry Store l l l 1 71711111105 1 I humid I 1 1 8 6 5 T i i I GRADUATION GIFTS I Plumbs suggests gifts I thot endure o lifetime I l WATCHES - DIAMONDS 1 JEWELRY - SILVER j 5 Convenient terms when desired g 1 PLUMBS l l 5 E I WALNUT AT SIXTH l T i 3..-.- - .-....-....-...-........,.-.,.......,-....-....-....- - ......-,q. Dorrell McLain-Charles Boehler ..8 Q.-.. -IIII1 -IIII-Im-IIII1IIII-IIII1IIII-IIII1uII1IIII-II-I-IIII1IIII1rIIe1IIII1II 1-ml-1 Illl illltlvl-mv! i11i111111 lm:-ng? COMPLIMENTS TO THE JANUARY, 1952, CLASS NQRTHLAND MILK co. i East 6th and Des Moines St. Phone 3-3201 I - - - 1 ' -'Exam''EIm:mlz:m7.I:EI'I- f ' - - -'t - lqun -Im:IIII-nu: llll -IIII1uII-1III- Ixll 1IIII1IIII-IIIQIIII1nlI1IIII1InI1Iliq FAIRGROUND HARDWARE .l 2951 EAST WALNUT I PHONE 62-5869 I -...... .. I- .... -. .... - .... .- .1.. .-.m- .... -Im.-.m.- ,... - .... - - -...I-iq. Bobbie Little--Gerry Moore .-IuI- - -mi-Im-Im-IIII-Im-m-mI-IIII-IIII-IIII- - -mi-Im? DR. I-I. I-I. OZANNE I DENTIST I Res. Ph. 6-1823 406 Capital City Bank Bldg. I Office Phone 3-1425 Des Moines, Iowa I -..I.-..........-.....-..............,.--I..- .... -...I--..........-I...-......-...I-...I-...g. Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Beginner's luck-A freshman with an idea. College-The land of the midnight sons. ...luring....I,II1,m1mI..I.I.1 1 .. 1 1 .- -. 1 1 1.I.,..n+ A Salute to I East High . . . A fine school, and a fine body of young men and women, l of which all Des Moines is proud. i 'S -127 , f,.,d,vffa - ,,,- I ' A I I COLONIAL BAKING CO. I J. H. Ghrist, Pres. 1 E l . 'I' Mildred Harvey-Darlene Hamm srl'-Im--I -- 1m in-U-II-I-II1III1Il1n1nl1 1IIu1n1II0!1 I I CONGRATULATIONS 1 I to the i I GRADUATES T 1 of--'52 I I s I L v E R ' s I I DEPARTMENT STORE I 509-513 E. Locust I l T 'W' ' ' EZ'S'Elllliili 5J 5ZI?Eii'ES l f' -r-- ---- ---- ---- - ---- - --'- - ---- - -- -H----I--in-M ---- -I-'-A-M----4: I Compliments of I I DR. C. H. STAUFFER I I DENTIST 1 I X-RAY SERVICE I I 1554 East Grand Ave. Telephone 6-7323 I ' ' ESE!?LT5liIilIZfi'II 'EZfvI. ' 'i i' em... III, -.II- IIII -- IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII 1 IIII 1IIII1 IIII 11:11-III11IIII1 IIII rmi-nu-Ing' .1 custom PICTURE FRAMING I I STANDARD GLASS a. PAINT co. I 516 LOCUST st. Phone 4-9017 I QilII-1llll1- IIII 1- llxl LIIII1- llll 1IlII1- Illl illlli- Illl I-IMT llll TIUI'-'HIT llll illll'-llllilfi' Richard Park Silence-What would follow if the average politician spoke his mind. 'I-II-I.-IIII1IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII..- ..IIII-I ..IIu.-IIII1IIII1IIII.-IIII1IIII-IIII....nIo 'Q' - l 1 E I I DRAKE IS YOUR ' 1 A UNIVERSlTYj E I 1 E A Friendly, L Middlesized T I University 1 I A Distinguished L Faculty Q I Nine Colleges Ai F ROTC r orce il- IIII '- H - 1 1 1 - -I -1---- II- IIII -ui' .-.9O.-. q!n1I11III11III-11111 1 111 1 -mxun-nn-In-anim-m-Im-Imrnu? I 1 I PAINT if DECORATING SUPPLIES I I WALLPAPER ,Iv SUNDRIES I I I I B. F. COLE PAINT CO. I - 440 E. Grand Ave. Des Moines, Iowa I E BYRON E. COLE I T Prop. PI-IDNE 8-5365 T i nfcII--IIII-11111 -- 11III1n11EIggw:r:IZ:7m1u 1111 nnilofo in-uu1111111m--1111111111111-lniunxuri-l--1:1lrnxlrllu-In--ns? vIRGIL THRASHER SERVICE Washing-Greasing-Phillips Batteries-Lee Tires T I East l4th and Hull Phone 6-9204 i of n11II1-111111II11uu-u23EEg1nIE3i1LivET1IFATEmF1-Il1urn-mile!! T1111IIr1mI-11i111--l1u-sal-n1rn1l1-1ln1l111nI1nl1usln I AHRENS AND JOHNSON I I JOHNSON sEA HORSE I I Sales and Service I I 518 E. GRAND PHONE 4-3533 I -i- -5 IlilllilMillllllllMlK?QiBCCHCl!HiSiQl1lQTII-I-I1--1 Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Sophistication-To be too smart to feel guilty about saying anything you do. asm- IIII - IIII 1-1-11-1111111 Im -If I I I I IIEw MONARCH MACHINE I s. STANIPIIIG co. I T DES MOINES, IOWA I I Manufacturers of I I Metal Stampings, Dies 8- Tools I Monarch In-A-Slide Basement Windows, I Screens, Storm Sash, Utility Windows I and Mullions i I I : II--II1I11III111111111-IIn111II1In111II1 -n rI1mI1I 1 1 1 1111111 I .P I Jim Williams-Mllikel Robinsnon I ' 'I' a!u11m1 - 1I11I-mI-- 11m1I1n-- --111111111-1111: 1 -1In1un-nnxa s 5 The Boyt co. Your Headquarters for I RIDING EQUIPMENT I I 303 New York Phone 3-4l88 .I.-..-.-..- ...I -..-...-..-...-...- .I.. - I..I - .II. - I,.I -...-.-...-.i JoAnn Appel!-Dorothy Petfijohn 'I' 1 ----v-M- '- -H-I'--H'-'I- '- - '- -'- - -' I coMPLIMENTs I I O'DEA HARDWARE 81 PAINT CO. I I Free Parking - Free Delivery I I 607-I3 EAST LOCUST PHONE 4-2117 I 4-l-?HTll?WilTQT-T-lHiHTllli'lll1llu1 W110H Lenora Connett-Marlys Long +--------A-A--------I-I---I----I'-I-I-I-In-I-Pr I Elgin, Bulova and Hamilton. Watches -- Diamonds I I oscAR M. GREEN I I JEWELER I 1 278 K. P. Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa I 4' -m111II1I11I1nI11I11I--n1I-nn1mI--:III1m--R11--Innilm--un-n1l1l Bob Mahaffy-Bill Moody Small town-A place where everybody knows whose checks are good. ,?,1,,, 111,11111 tiiig II -m1-ul: I I ' I I Compliments of I I I REED,S I ' I I ICE CREAM I I . I PHONE 5-3188 i . I 5 : I I I - I I E I I in-:In -Im1mI1I1n--Im -111111111 1I1II1un 111111IIII1II111I1r11I11I1I11I11III1I1v!l Karen Steffenson-Mary Crawford .-91.. oiu1nn1I1 1 1n1Inr1 1vIII--I 1:1111 1m 1111 rm1n,!, oiu1un--In 11111111111111 111111. I I I Compliments of DR. R. H. KILLEBREW I DENTIST ' I 712-A EQUITABLE BLDG. - PHONE 2-I96O I.- , ., -. - - .... -.I.-I..-..I-.,.- 4..W - .... -I..-..,.- - - -.,.-..I K. Conroy--C. Vanderhoef s!u1rm1I 1 1-un-lm1 llnl 1un-nn1'.n1uu1uu-un1IIu1 1 1lm1Iu!4 I Compliments of I I CLEVELAND SUNDRY I I 1346 Cleyeland Phone 6-9360 I I J. M. Foley I 'n ' 'IiI2EIl'I7I2'EE5ZIZl.f5IflZEJ 'EIl,HL?'m 'l 9?lTllVlTim?llllTllllilllllllll'1lWl 'llllllllllllHTIIllillllilllilllllilillllllllllbil I c. w. HUMPHREY co. I I Rusco COMBINATION STORM sAsH and scREEN I 4'nhE,.leE::ld 2722mll1?lrsoII l I a-o9o1 3-1646 B 'IH' ' 'll'HEEFIJ 'ETZ?fTI5ElIZ 'ESI'IEl l m l ' Smallest mon in history-The soldier who slept on his watch. 'I' -' ------------ - - '- E I I I i I 1 I BEST WISI-IES FROM - 3 E -l- + -l- I I I I SUMNER PONTIAC I I I I 4th and Keo I . I I I I I -1--- '1-' -- - - ---- ---- - --II - -1-- - Illl - --'- -I-------- - - -I---I+ E. McGriff--G. Hull - I- I I I I SIMPSON REPAIR SHOP T I 6515 UNIVERSITY AVE. E PHONE 5-2937 E I General Repair Fender and Paint Work I I -i...-,...-..,... -....-....-...-....-..........-..,.-..,.-.....-I..- - -........f. Dorothy Bennett 4..-I..-mr--I--I..-II-.II-I..-I....-I..-I..-.II-I...-I..-.II-.III-...I-.I5. I ERICKSON'S SHELL sERvIcE I E. w. ERICKSON, Prop. I I il TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES I T E. l4th and Euclid Ave. Phone 6-9367 T 3.I-....-..,.-I..-....-....-....-....-..,.-....-....-...........-...I-....-....-....-..i. Harold Kromme-Bob Maneely 5...-....-.I.-....-....-...........-....-....-....-....-I..-....-..I-.......,.........-...5- l U - T NOAH'S MoBILGAs SERVICE I g 1304 GRAND AVE. PHONE 3-9815 I I Motor Tune-Up - Starter and Generator - Brake Service I T HARRY NOAH - JIMMY JAMES T ' I.-.I -..I.- .I .-.I -I..-I..-....-....-....-..I.-...I-....-I.. -.II-.I ...II-ni. 'I' l I I Janice ond Joan Kohler l l Smart fellow-The man who says what he thinks, provided, of course, he agrees with us. nian-nn1m - 1111111111111 nn-lv? I I I I I Congratulations Graduating Seniors I DES MOINES s'rH.I. COLLEGE I l E OF OSTEOPATHY s. SURGERY s E I I I I 4........-....-....-..........-.....I..-....-................-.,.......... - -......,,.g. Carolyn Vonderhoef-Kathryn Conroy ..92.. mini-IIII-JIIII1Im1InI1InI-Inu-IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIn1IIu1IIII-IIII1IIII1IIQ? I I MARGE'S BEAUTY SHOP I I If You Want to Be Becoming I Be Coming to Me I I I I I 9ooV2 Cleveland Phone 62-1598 .I..-....-....-...,-....-...-....-,...-....-....- -....-....-,...-....-...-....-..I Jim Mills--June Forest c-fu-IIII1II -- -Im--IIII1IIII1IIIIinn-IIII1IIII1IIII1uII1I -- 1 1IIII1II.? I EVANS FUEL co. T 2005 East Grand Avenue Phone 6-3104 T T LAURA F. EVANS T 'ilu-Im:IIII1IIII--:III1amzIIII1nII-IIII--IIII1mI1IIII-nn-IIII1nII1IIII-IIII1nuia Joan Johnson-Joann Kirkpatrick ngu-IIII-Im1nII1IIn-IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1lIII--IIII1mI-nn1III11nIn1IIII1II.!q I EASTON HEIGHTS FOOD MARKET I GROCERIES and NOTIONS T I 2301 East 42nd Street Phone 6-8646 T li0n1un1uII1uII--m1iIn1IIII1uII1IIII-IIII1nII1IIII1IIn--nII1ln1uII-IIII-nic Gene Wilson-Dean McCollum Strap hanger-A person who has complaint of long standing. II' ii ' I 'i T . BILL I-IALToNI's USED cARs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -I--I-+ I I I I I I I I 7 2447 E, UNIVERSITY AVE. 7 PHONE 62-4224 I I .g..-....- -...II-....-I...-....-....-...I-...I-.....-I...-.....-....-I..- .........-...p Mike Carpenter-Ted Cook 1. Bev Sullivan and Shoesg 2. Senior intelli- gence???j 3. Si, Si, Senorita Jajiep 4. Conven- tion capers. Sound effects man-The fellow in the radio station who can wreck a train, shoot a police- man and burn a house all in one evening's work. S----I -------------- --'- - --I I I I I I I I HECK ROSS I I cLoTI-IIER I I I IOWA'S LARGEST I I I UNIFORM SUPPLIERS I I I I TUxEDoS RENTED I I I I I I 515 Locust Street I I Phone 3-3285 I I I I I +I- I... -I ------- --- I-I- - --I- - ---- -I - - -I----r B bb Lttl --Gerry Moore -93- 'im' 'll' 'n l 'n M' ' Ml LozIER HEATING co. TIMKEN Silent Automatic on , H E A T Gas I I 24 Hour Complete Heating Service 1 1 I 219 University Ave. Phone 2-5129 I l l vp..-I.. ---- ...I-......II..-I...-...I-...I-...I ----- II.-I Darrell McLain .P o?n1nu1IuI1IIII1mI-uuiuu1IIn--nn1m1m1IIn1IIII1nII1IIII1Im1In-nn? EAIRGRouNI: PLUMBING s. HEATING T 2639 LOGAN F i PHONE 6-4338 i 'in'-' - - -' Ill!-vllfEllIQTIll'EQ 'EQllF2K - - -H -'Q' 5 - ' ' '- ' !' EAIRGRouNo PHARMACY T LOUIS CALIGIURI, Registered Pharmacist I T 302 East 30th Street Phone 6-3646 T iw- '- - '- - -III - -' - '- - - ' - '- -'m- - - - '--' - - - -'-I- '- - IIII - - - - III- ---P Elston Hcrdenbrook Success-To get as much money as the other fellow wishes he could get. ogI1nn1IIII-IIII1IIn1InI-IIn1IIII1IIII--IIII-IIII-IIII--IIII-IIII-IIu1InI1InI-II .gg Raise REDBIRD Profit-Proven 1 I c H I c K s Your East Side Dealer I REDBIRD HATCHERY I 1346 E. Court Phone 6-8441 I Complete Line Sargent's Feeds 1 1 M ' ' 'Ill2'vlPMflE3'R EJEQESZLT ' ' ' E ?l'1'W1Tlllll1IHTllllTllllllllllllfllIIIITIIIIllllllilllllIlllTIIIITIIIITIIII1-IIII-CII :gi I GLOBE MACHINERY s. SUPPLY co. I 1 American Radiator and Standard Sanitary l 1 Heating and Plumbing Equipment 1 1 East First and Court Phone 4-3231 : IIlIIIlTlllITllllTllIlFx1TwE2X EIlI lllli llIl'1IlII-lllllll , l -1- -S- 4..-....-II-...........-II-...I-II-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-.I..-....-...5. GLIIaI:EN SPRED SATIN WILL no THE Jos I LEIBSLE HARDWARE 8. PAINT CO. 1 I A. P. PETERSON, Prop. I I 524 East Locust sf. Phone 3-1981 I DIOII-IIII-mI1IIII1IIIIVggxzgunnggggjjminlguraIIII-rIII1IuI1IIII-:ofa Successful wife's motto-lf at first you - a. o :I -C VI c D 0 cu cu Na. O 7 Z4 0 1 14 a Io 9. F5 L T - if- --------------- '- P I l Compliments of l I DAIRYMAID I 1 CANDY BARS I i I I I l i l I NORTHWESTERN i cANDY co. I I I ' I qu- I... - - ..-. - .III - IIII - IIII - ...- -.m-m.-II-m--m.-III- -Im-Im-vb Lucille Decker-Dorothy. Benett -I------ ------------- -- ---- ---I l I l I I Congratulations to the I Seniors of East High School 1 and I E I East High School l I I l l I I I I I PORT IIuIIoII MACHINERY I I COMPANY I I 301 E.Court Avenue E Z DES MOINES, IOWA l - 1 1 +'-1'-nw ' uv'fF5l'ej7f'5El'-u'- - - -M'-ni' 'I' I -if 'I' I I -I- 'I' I I -I- 3 o F fD 3 o 3 rn N4 'Q' :r o 3 I UI E. 'H CD 0 Q 3 UI 'O ro :s 9- 1-1u1In!. -z--- s ITIIII1 1 1SllIIlIIIITIllllIIlITIIIITIIIITIIIIlIllliIlIITllIITlIiIIllTllIliIIOgl I 3-Hour Cleaning Service . NO EXTRA CHARGE I Quality Cleaning and Pressing I ALTERATIONS 8- RESTYLING I Both Ladies' and Men's Garments I JOHNNIE'S TAILOR SHOP I 707 Grand Ave. Phone 4-3076 E I I H '- H 'IIEII?if'fEI'lI:I3ZII,'III51 '- i' IITIIIIT TIIIITllllillllTlllllllllllllliIlllllllliIlIITIIIIiIIIllIIllllllllllllll? HOODS BARBER SHOP I E. 30th and University ' DES MOINES, IOWA - -' ' ''T EIE FISZIII?lE2IlWEIl5n '- - ITIIII3- T VIII'lIIIITllllilllllllllillllIlllillllTlIIlTIlll'i TIIlI1IlllTIIQ!g GRACEY MOTORS I General Repairing and Towing I S. E. I4th and lndianola Road Phone 4-8225 I II1IIII-IIII1IIu--IIII1 III-IIII1IIII1 II1IIII--IIII1uI 1nII1IIII1IIII1IIII-IIII-Init Successful man-The man who can ma T-T T 1llTlTilliii IIIITIIPITIII S. P. Whiting-C. L. Bunker Frank Armstrong - Dick Whiting PLANOGRAPHING - MULTIGRAPHING MIMEOGRAPHING ADDRESSING - MAILING MAILING LISTS ADVERTISING COPY and LAYOUT WORK Complete Mailing Campaigns from the Idea to the Mail Bag DIRECT ADVERTISING 424 East Grand Avenue DES MOINES, IOWA PHONE 4-OIO6 III1IIII-- -IIII1IIII1IIII1InI1IIn1IIII1IIII-IIII1IIII-IIII1nn-nII1Inl1IlII1II Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore ke -I I I S I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I E I I I -1- ff--- --'- - - ---- - ---' -------- ---- ---- - - ' II- I . I I . I THE GRINDSTONE , DELICATESSEN 81 GIFT SHOP I 33oI INGERSOLI. I I Operated By Ray and Agnes Shape nioIII1IIn1IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII-L-IIIII-XXIIELTSEmm?IIII1nII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IInia oSoII1IIIIrun-IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1In? I Compliments of I I HAUGE INSURANCE AGENCY I I 405 EAST FIFTH ST. I I M. A, Hauge -- G. S. House I iw- 'I-- - - --w- --II - --'- - III- - IIII - III- - I-'I - IIII - '- - -III - - --'H--'S Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore -z--- ---- - - ---- - - -' - '--' - '--- - ---- - ---- ---'-- f - -- '- '--' - --'- - -'-- -'-I- -I I HAYS AXLE SERVICE I Complete Wheel Alignment ' I I and Housing Straightened I I 4I9 EAST FIFTH Phone 8-0440 I .i.II-IIII-IIII-I.II-..II.-I.,I-IIII-.III7-IIII-.III-IIII--I.II-III.-.III-III-.III-.III---if Boloble Llttle--Gerry Moore Synonym-A word you use when you carI't spell the other word. fu- --e- -I- ---- -M-w-II--m-I---I---'-u- -'-I ---I- ---- - '--' - --I-----I I Electricity is CHEAP I in nes MOINES I 2 Always On T me Job I I :Tj Q I I ,Q f f I i Q91 I I' I I , E - - I I I I :til I I We - I I I f I I I I iiiti , I I I Q 'SEPETJIIIQIIILF IOWA POWER 8. LIGHT COMPANYI 'f - - T T Tag-IIm':3T::Ife 'QI,T!L5 ': T T 'i T T -95- l ,gon-Im --------1----- Im-Im-II gr I I B I I The Extra Wear of A Second Pair I I I THE FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP' CORNER OF SIXTH and WALNUT I 5 5 I nftiu--IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII1IIII- 1 1IIII-IIII1IIII-IIII--IIII1I -IIII-III:-nic Charles B hl -Darrell McLain v2u1IIII- 1IIII1IIII1IIII -11- I1IIII-IIII1IIII1III- -IIII1IIn-nail I CONGRATULATIONS I I I I sENIoRs I DES MOINES RAILWAY CO. E I I QqII1IIII1 1 1IIII1IIII-IIII1IIII-IIII-IIII1IIII-IIII1IIII- - 1IIII1nII1nio Jim Mills-June Forest Summer resort-A town where the inhabi- tants live on your vacation money until next summer. a!s---I- ------------- ru-mi-II 'I' I I H S I I ! .....,, . I I E :J ,513 v.,. li-i:,L15vII5,gI,.Eg3: ,v.v 2,11 V: ,.v. A jf- E I A W It .VVIIQIIEILI f ,l,'.', I I vaiziofrowa ! If I I fl , I .V.. I 5 I E I I'-iI .- I 2 ..,- -'.-' qgf: V,,,-r., -...- ' .'r:.5f Wi, 'if I I i. fax' I ! ., ....., ,r I, V , lA,,W:q,Q ,I I PRIZE OF IOWA BUTTER I CI-IURNED AND DELIVERED FRESH I I EVERY DAY I I I DES MOINES I 5 E - CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY I 5 e I I I I935 Des Moines Street I I oioI1nII1 1 .-IxII-Im-Tun-IIII1nII-IIII-Im-IIII1IIII-IIII-I 1IIII1IIII1u.!u Jim Fors-B. Anderson in-Im-nu-IIII--IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII-IIII-IIIIinn-IIII1IIII1uII-IIII1IIII-I use I I I T I I DES MOINES CONTAINER I COMPANY I I Corrugated Shipping Containers I IOI S. E. 4th Street Des Moines 9, Iowa ' '- IZ'Ii'EQQE5fQSl'IZ2'iEF1iT2IE2l'R T T u ' o?II-IIII-IIII- IIII -IIII1 IIII - IIII -IIII-IIII1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII - IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII - IIII -IIII1II.? I I Dividends Have Been Paid By Scondia for I 78 Consecutive Years I I I Save for Your Future At I SCANDIA SAVINGS AND I LOAN ASSOCIATION I I 6OI CAPITAL CITY BANK BLDG. I I T '' 'EI El'I2'5II XIIEIlEI ' ' Sugar daddy - A fellow who colls his sweetie a little sugar and a little later pays hero lump sum. .!w-IIu- - IIII - IIII - -- --------- IIII - IIII - II? I I I I I Fooo stones I I I -I I I I I BRIARDALE FOOD STORES I I BRIARDALE FINE Fooos ' - e - I I I All Over Iowa I I I I I I 'f'II- IIII ---- I -- IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII - I-' - --H'-'Wi' Ray Nelson-J ohn Wright nga:-111111 1-1- I 1 1IIu1 1Im1IIII 1111- nu-up? I I Prescription Specialists-Fountain Service I oLIPI-IANT PHARMACY I I FRED L, OLIPHANT - DON JOHNSON I 844 I-IUII Ave. Phone 6-3161 I.- rrr. -.--- r.r1 - Xrrf - .r.- - rrr- -9 --r. rr.r - .rr. ---.- ..r. - . Darrell McLain g!u1IIn11111-111111111--IIII111111IIII1IIu1ml-IIII1IIII1IIII-IIIi1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIp!q I HANNA-SEELING AGENCY I I I N s u R A N C E I JACK HANNA RALPH SEELINC I Res. Phone 5-7748 Res. Phone 6-0866 I OFFICE PHONE 2-9633 421 SECURITIES BLDG. I I DES MOINES, IOWA I OiflliIlIIllil11HII1!lllllIlIlTIrllIiIIIITIIITIIIIIIIII1-lllliilllllllllllillllllllIIITIQI E. McGriff-G. Hull in-III1-IIII1IIu1InI1IIII1IIII1IIrI-Im-nu-Im1IIII1Im1-IIII1IIII-ln-:lu 114 I-IAIIRINGTQN SERVICE CENTER I GAS - OIL - ICE - GREASES I I 4444 Hubbell Blvd. Phone 6-91 I3 I E'lll1lllIilSKITll1lIliTIiIlillliTIllTllIC1lll1'll1l1lll1TllIITlIlTllll1!llI1TlllITlIi Roy Nelson-John Wright Statistician-A man who can go directly from an unwarranted assumption to a precon- ceived conclusion. -P--In-A ------ -----I--------------P I I I I I I I 5 I I o I I '41 I I ..---- I I I I I I A Good Place to Meet Your Friends I I MAUPICE 'r. AoAMs I Your East Des Moines Druggist I I FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF OUR I BUSINESS I East 5th and Locust Phone 4-38l6 I in '-I'-'I-'I-IaI'fIIQ?fEIQZEZFQ-JZFIT'-I'- -I'-II' I. Slumber party in Roberts Hall at Amesp 2. Rough 8. tough Mattsonp 3. Betty Hanger- afterg 4. Betty Hanger-beforep 5. Ohhhhhh. . Retraction-To make one take back a statement. For example: A newspaper head- line said - Half of the city council are crooks. The next day the headline said Half of the city council are not crooks. -11:1--n1: 5 I I -II:--n1ll1nI..:1m-nl' 'I' Congratulations from 0'DEA CHEVRDLET CO. I SALES 6. SERVICE . I I ' ' I I I I Des Moines' Oldest Chevrolet Dealer I I I I I l 'U I O Z In nh I uh -I 0 UI 623 EAST GRAND 1011-III I 5 I I I I QI aI EI SI 35 3I II O II I I I I I aiu-In .-.971 in-1111 111111 1111111-1111-111 11-111 1III11' nga I 4 I I 1 I I 4-1214 I I I I I 4 GRAND SPRING 81 BODY CO. I 510 College Ave. I DES MOINES 14, IOWA T I-IANS APPELL HARRY APPELL T 'i - - TIKIITI51El2TlEI'I5IIT'I3LFI'I'ITfl'- - i' 501 ylli 1 - unun -1111111111 luun - uluu - uuul 1 IIII 1 vlul 1I1r111m1I1I11 1 111111,,,? I J. A. POWERS BAKERY 2 I I I 944 SIXIII Avenue Phone 4-9514 I I I -5-..-....-................E::gT3...E:gFxI2-lgga-Ax5g:5....-I..-...II-I...-..g. ofcu-11111 11111--I11I11I111111111111-1111-1111111111111111111-1111111111 11111-11.14 1 . HULL'S SERVICE STATION T WASHING -:- GREASING T E I8OI East Walnut St. Phone 6-9205 5 I I 4-I.......-.............I...-II.-................-....-..........-....-....-....-...I-....--4. Marlow Samuelson-Jim Purdy Spaghetti-A food that should not be cook- ed too long-at least, not over I8 inches for - 3 I 9 ' -e- l O I 2' uv I I l I I I I I I I t I I I l I E I : I I I I 'I' 'I' 1 I I I CONGRATULATIONS I I I I TO THE SENIOR CLASS I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I Alamo I I I I Lee Hamilton I I Ardis Peterson I I Ira Moller ' I I I e!e111lrl1 -1nI1m1n1I-1111-In-u-u-1a1ul1u1u111rr11 -1111--nf: Darrell McLain-Charles Boehler o!u-1I11-1111-I111-111I-IIII-11111111111111-1111-1111111II- 1111111111111 111111111124 I I BRADY MOTORS, INC. I I2I0 LOCUST ST. De Soto Motor Cars I I Plymouth Motor Cars I Reo Trucks Guaranteed Used Cars I I QQII-1111-III111I11T,:I:m1-Emgqgxilr::15ZgL1e IILESWOOCTIIII1111-1111111.51 02411111111111111111-1111-111111111-1111-11111111111111:-1111-1II1-1111-I1111111111I11111 3 Passmore Implement Sales 81 Service, Inc. I McCormick Tractors and Machines 0 Refrigeration I I 2323 Hubbell Avenue Phone 6-I I I7 I I DES MOINES I7, IOWA I .z..-..,.-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-..........,..,.-....-..........-........p Charles Heller-Jerry Gardmer T111-11111111-11111111111111-1111-111111111-11111111111111--11:1111111 - I-IIII1I1.? I PENNYWISE 'MARKET T FOR QUALITY FOODS T T 2220 Easton Blvd. Phone 6-4504 5 II-11111111111II1-1111-1111111111111111111-1111-1111-1I1111II11111I111111111111111-11 Phyllis Erickson-Imogene Hegwood , I 4- -z- Smoking lounge-A place Where though it is usually crowded, there is always room for one bore. -3.11111--11 - 111---11--11 11-1111-1? I I - goeden we jgzridf I I I I 4 4 4 : I I I E I I E 5 I -. TWO STORES - I 700 Grand Ave. - - Phone 4-6I5I I 3422 Beaver Ave. - - Phone 7-4416 I l I E E I DES MOINES, IOWA I I .geI...1...-1...-........-..11.7I..-....-....-......n.-.I...-...I-............- I-...I-...ge -M1ke Carpenter-Ted Cook -9g.. ? 'E' l l I ELLETT GROCERY 1 1 1 I 3801 EASTON 1 i PHONE 6-9265 ' s Groceries and Meats 1 i ' 'El3T'WEEi1F.TE?iL?W2l?fT Q01 Illl - --IIII1 wlll 1 rlll 1 llll 1InI1un- uunu -un-IIII1 xuuu -nn-un- uufu 1 nnnn 110: 1 OVERTON'S LAUNDRY Q 1 nav CLEANING 1 I sis East 14th sneer Phone 6-1910 i i DES MOINES, IOWA T EMI? Illl llllllnllv-lllliIl1ITl11lT Illl 71IHTllII'l'llI1lIlllTIIIITIIIIT Illl Till!-1lIlTllil Ruth McClanahan-Sandra Rhoades - a!u1nlv- -H111 Illl 1 rlll - vnuu -un1uu-mr-un-nu1iuI-uu- nuuu -in:-nu-in? L When lt's Flowers CALL 62-5668 L OLSAN'S FLOWERS l I East Grand at Fifteenth Des Moines, lowa Q Nothing That Costs So Little Means So Much lllllllllllll1017H117Mllillulwi-Sill?IIITIIIHDWITIIII1lN1Tl81SvllllllI-il Bob Pee 1-Red Owens l l -1- 4- The meek-The people who are going to inherit the earth and pay off the mortgages we leave them. 010-11-un Q---- -------- im -im-ii 'E' l I CREWSE and REESE I Q 'r R u c K I N G PHONES 6-1401 - 6-9766 2403 LYON STREET . l I n1uu1 -iIIl1iIu1IIII1IIII-IiII1iIn1iuI1IIII1IuI1IIII1un1 -mI1IIII1nIo 1 'i' Mary Crawford-Karen Steffenson o!vI1mI-IIII1IIII1nI1 -1IIl1Ial1ll1uu1-iIII-ml-IIII1Il1In1n1mI1nn11016 i MOVING 0 PACKING- I STORAGE i i WHITE LINE TRANSFER s. STORAGE co. 1 4-6255 Des Moines' Oldest Movers! -2-I-L i1-i - i--i - --i- -1- i.I. - .I.. - Iiii - .ii. - ..ii -...- i.ii - ii.. - ..ii - ..iI -...-.2. Bob Peel-R d O 1. Baby, it's cold outsideg 2. Peggy Cockayne- my, how buggies have changedg 3. Ready to go, Marilyn and Tommy?g 4. Look who's watch- ing who! Premonition-A warning of something to happen. Illustration: An itching hand indi- cates you are about to receive something. An itching head indicates you already have -nl U7 O 3 ID FO' I 3 '-F' ,,,..,,, .......... ..... . .....,!, I l 1 THE OLD FIGHTING SPIRIT 5 of E 1 E A S T H l G H f I is flying high E I at ' i vdntmnwmw ' l NDJERSUJV l 1 usrsmumwwvmre 1 l l E Esther O. Anderson 1905 I Ebba Anderson Currier 1909 I1 1 Louise Anderson Jackson 1928 E I Betty M. Anderson 1936 i il Helen Youngmark i ' Johnson 1937 - i -ii in-1 .1 l 1 l 1 me gl 31 El ll m 0-I Z1 nl QI 21 l I I I l E I 5 l -99- Ju -un-nn-un1nii1nii1nni1nu1nn-un..nu1iiu1nn-un-inii1uii1nn1lmfo I Above All-The One for 52 ' PACKARD-DES MOINES I I COMPANY I DES MOINES, IOWA I IOWA'S LARGEST I Quality I-Owner Trade-Ins I I I W. Grand Ave. at I6th Phone 3-3287 .in.......-I...-.....-I..-......7n-....-....-....-I..-..........-....-.....-....-I..-...Q Jim Mills-June Forest ngnninu-mi111:11nn-un1nn-uu1nu-nn1nu--Iui1uii1uu1uiirun-nurn2, I I I H. J. OLSEN'S STANDARD SERVICE I I E. 9th end Jefferson Phone 6-9288 I I I +I- -I-- - .--- - ...- - --.- - --ll - - - - -.-- - ---- - ---. - ---. - - - - .'.. - --'- - ---- - ,'-- - .- ---E Harold Kramme-Bob Maneely '! - --- - - - - - - ' -'-- -II' I 0RR'S SUPER vALu I I EVERY DAY Low PRICES I I 412 ees: ssxfn Pnene 2-0643 I 1 Downtown East Des Moines I +I- ---- - -'-f - .'-- - --ll - --lw - ---- -I-.- ---- - .-1. - ---' - ---- - ---- --m- ---- - ---' ---I----r Darrell McLain-Charles Boehler Teeth-The little white things you have pulled out before the doctor says: Guess it must be the tonsils, then. in-nn v1--111111 11111 n u1n is I : 5 I I E l I I E i I I I E I E I I . I I A.. I Q I I convenience I I COURTESY - COMFORT I I I I I l I E 5 I I I I Qc n-nu-1 -- 1 I1 mi-un1nin-nii1ilu1i1n1iiu 1111 ml-un-ull Jim Mills-J une Forest 11...---... --------.---- .-...-. -. I I I I ED'S SUPER vALu I Every Day Low Prices QUALITY MEATS I I EAST sofn and WALNUT I I I ' I 'g'l- illi - -- 1im1im1wi-u--uu-nu- iili -uu1un -111 an-ni Elston Hardenbrook sian-un1llu1lu1 llll - irli - rlli - illi 1 iuui -m1111111 llin 1 uiuu 1 uuii - iiui - 1m-Il? DR. G. P. PETERSON T OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN T T I542 E. Grand Ave. Phone 6-0957 T M I ' ' T T ' Tf'i'lZSI'E'I5ET2? ' 'll' ' n!an-nn- iiiu 1 -W1 iiui 1 iilu 1 irii - riiu 1 iixi -nn-- uili 1lm1 liii 1 1 -M111 in POLKA DOT INN I PAN FRIED CHICKEN I I COMPLETE DINNER AND LUNCHES I I 5849 S. E. I4th St. Phone 3-9254 I -ie..-.....-....-..n-..n-....-.n-....-.n-....-nn-in-....-.n-....-....-....,.-...ge G. Hull--E. McGriff Traveling man's estate - Five hundred towels, one thousand cakes of soap, one hun- dred spoons and eighty-five hotel keys. Q31n-uninn-lui1uu1nu-ini-uu1nn1nu-un--un1nn-uu-uu- i1nn-ni, I I I I I I MATHIS REALTY COMPANY I 410 EAST 6th STREET I I I Qian-nu 11-11 nu-nu-nu-un1nu-nu 11111 nu1uofo Richard Park nsn1i1u-lui 1111 mi-mi1un-un1inI-ln1- 1 1 1 1uu1u.!u I I I ROBINSON FURNITURE T I . 412-414 WALNUT STREET I I I I Headquarters for LANE CEDAR CHESTS E I l - .i.........- ....-..........-..,.-....-..........-..-...........-...- .. -........i. Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore -I OO-- .v. ........ ....-....- -..-.-..-..-..- -..-....,...-.4. , u E n l l 'll'RIPLETT PAINT and 1 ToY CENTER 10th and Grand g PHONE 4-3155 1 I ' ' ' eTsm:.:25:m3 m 4' n!u1iiu- 1 -- 1n1nn:iui1mi1uii1nn1ini 11111 4011030 I I KoCH BRo1'H ERS 1 1 Everytlhing for the School and the Office 1 I 1 1 1 4th ancl Grand Phone 4-4224 I E 1 1 E I .I glen:-un1i :inn--iiu1im1iiu1 1 -- 1 1:1111 1 1 11111144 Mike Rol:1ns:nlJir1llI Willlidlhis ml M n Vacation resort-A place that overlooks a lake, ancl also overlooks comfortable beds, - io o o a. -Us o o a. a 3 a. '1 s: 3 :J 3 no S a I+ rn 7' 5 ?IC!!IIIillll1-lllllllilllllilillililllllillllillillllTlllITllII1lIlllilIllIillHT illlll'lllb!O 3 Ti-is JAEGER 1 MANUFACTURING co. 3 1 ioo s. w. sth si. . il Fine Woodwork 0 Store, Bank, Church, 1 Office Fixtures 0 Commercial 81 1 Architectural Woodwork 1 Established in East Des Moines 1893 QUTlllllllllllIl '1IlI1C1llYl1!ltlTIINTIIIZIIIIZIIIITDIIHTIIIITlll1TIItITlIlTllH1'lil Sharleen Kafzmann-Beverly Ball F1511 1nn1un1mi1mi-nll--ini1nii1iin1nu-1im-lm-im-- --mi1iil!4 I I I COMPLIMENTS OF I . -CARR 8. Moral-IL Co. 1 I 1 Des M-nines' Own Woodworking Factory T 2 - I T 301-321 S. W. Ninth Street 1 1 Phone 3-8123 i I I 'I' -i- l1m1 1 1 1rm1nn--nil-im1iui1au-iiii1iii1 1 1 1m-.q Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore 1. Bathing beauties from Japan, 2. Out for a spin, 3. Sybil Monaco, 4. Slumber party at the park. Slogan-A phrase used by the business men to sell their products. Illustrations: Good to the last drop for Nookwood Pottery and also Arden Elevators, The Hams What Am -good for any amateur theatrical group. Illia 53 1 IM' ass' ' -I 5? ve wr 055- gg . x- iRWfMARKmn Have 3 Bottled Under Authority of The Coca-Cola Company by DES MOINES COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Ray Nelson-John Wright -lOl- in-m11 11m-III1-Im-III111111111111I1n111II1mI-Im-Im- - --11u1I1,? I I T Congratulations Graduates T T MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY Q OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE T I I 5 5 T HANGER JEWELRY STORE i 526 East Locust 'Street T I I 31111 nnnu 1 1 111111 1111 1 1111 1 1141 1 1x11 1 1111 1 1111 1 111x 1 11x1 1 1111 -I1 -Im-nie Richard Park 4...-11.1-1..-..1.-1.11-..........-....-..............,....,,.... .. - - -....-.. I, I BE HAPPY I Co LUCKY i 1 so SULLYS T SULLY'S CAFE I I T '! T T ' i'IIIEi1EllT' T T T T T TW ew- 1 - -- ---- - ---- - -'-' - -1'- - -IKI - - - - -'-' - -KII - 'III - - ' - -'-' - '- -- - - QUIGLEY PHARMACY T Hours 8:30 A. M. Till I I:OO P. M. T T I4OI Walker Street Phone 62-0233 T .2-1.-...1.-.11-I..-...I-..I.-1...-...1-....-...1-...I-1I11-III-11.1-.1111-1.11-11-1--.Q Sandra Rhoades-Ruth McCIanahan Wife-A man's booin' Companion. The old fashioned wife darned her husband's socks, --Ea U- I E T -I- L J' I S R I 2 T 3 5. I -A E CD I in 5 O I 9- 7 'S 2 3' A E I E I I 1 P- -. 1 ,ur I I I PPT II I I T . iig - gm ,LI QQ L T 1.-p1 gl-51 Prepare for a good position with a future at A. I. B., Iowa's largest and most dis- I tinguished business training school. Visit I 1 A. I. B. now and see the many advan- I 1 tages this modern business school has to L I offer you. L I A. I. B. is yours for success AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS Des Moines orltlv-H1 I I I I SI fl 'I' E al 9, E X I Ti T -I ,D . 'll me P I 9.2 I I I I I -5.1-...1-111- .g....-....I...I. .....................-I...-..1.-1..1-....-....-.1..-....-....-....- -....-- - I I I VIC BROOKS s. soN 5 ltvlci! 8 LLBOBU lg Z I N s U R A N c E 300 Copimi CI1y Bank Bidg. Phone 3-8675 T Serving Lee Township for 35 Years T 'n ' '' 'IiEI3??I'mLIZ2.ZFI'13I.EIL' ' ' ' o?u1I11I1uII1 11111111111:III1I1xI1III1111111Im-1111-I1II1I1II1 1 1--I11-11 ga I RUSSELL TRAILERS I COMPLETE TRAILER REPAIR I I IOOO Broadway Phone 62-639I I I RUSSELL MOTT 1,-..-...I-11...-I...-.II-STR.1.Ei.E:lEg.ETq....53:15:15.111-1...-1...-....-14. 4.11-1...-...I-I..-1...-1...-I...-.II-....-....-....-....-.I.-....-I....- I-1...-.1 IQ. I - T CHAS. RUDY GRocERY T GROCERIES - MEATS T 2956 East University Phone 6-3051 T S-..-....-.........,........I...............-..,.-....-..I..........,.- -....-...........-Rf. Elizabeth Young Reckless driver-The other motorist. When you have two of these at the same time you have a case of survival ot the hittestf' -x---.I-- 1--1 - -11- - 1I-1 - -III - .1-- - 1-1- - .--. - ---- - III- - -I-- - -1-1 - -II- - 1-I- - ---- - ---- ----9 I I T CHUCK BROOK'S INSURANCE i i IOO Capital City Bank Bldg. Des Moines 9, Iowa L Phone 3-4289 ' E s I I I INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS T P f ,i. I -....-1.11.-I..-.I1......1-I-.-.--.- ....-....-In-...I-11.-1...-1111.-.111-...II-..f. l Bobbie Little-Gerry Moore Qs.-..,.......-..1.-..I1-1...-II..-I..-m.-I...-1...-1...-....-1...--...-....-1...-1.4. . . I I T GRAND SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY E I45I E. Grand Ave. Phone 6-0724 T , THoR and NORCE Q 1 Automagic Machines I 5 I I Dryer Service - I I .i..I-....-.I..- .. ..-....-....-..I.-....-I..-..,.-..... .. - - I-I..-I-'I' Sage-Forbes I --IO2-- . 1 Eu-IIR1 1 -- 1 1ln1uI 1111 Inu :111 II1nII1IIg? l 1 g Compliments of I aRANovIIaw AQUARIUM 8. HOBBY SHOP Q Des Moilnes' Most Beautiful Tropical Fish Display I l Also - Complete Hobby Line Q l 2318 Hubbell Phone 62-6563 l l i 4 -' T TM'i 'I2iEZZ IIF'R o!u1IIII-Ini1IIII--Im-III:-IIII1IIiI-IIII-IIIi1IIIi1IIII1IIII--IIII 1IIII-IIII-Inixin? l M s. v ee SUPER SERVICE ! Q WASHING -I- GREASING l MOTOR TUNE-UP -1- BRAKE WORK l T 3000 S. E. Scott Phone 6-9216 T 0!0II1IIII1IuI-IIII-iIIi1InI1IIIi1IIII1IIII1iIII-IIII--IIII1lIII1IIIi-IIII1IIII1IIII-nic Elston Hardenbrook Proverb-Any short saying that states great truth. Examples: A soft answer turneth away great wrath but hath little effect on a door-to-door salesman. Birds of one feather catch cold. Uneasy is the tooth that wears the crown. A thing of beauty keeps you broke forever. -I----------------------------f-----------4- I l E RANDOLPH DRESS CLUB Q 405 Court Ave. Phone 2-7660 i AND g I EASTOWN QUALITY CLEANERS Q l 2403 Is. Walnut Phone 6-1903 I oN: DAY SERVICE I .l...-..- -..-I.-..-....-..-..-..-....-I.-.-..-..l Bob Peel-Richard Owens n?u1Isu1IIII-IIII--Im1IIII1nu-iIII1IIII1IIII-IIn1IIII-IIII-IIu- 11m-Iiuxiin? I I T Congratulations to the Senior Class of '52 l 1 WALNUT DRUG - l l i SUNDRIES-FOUNTAIN SERVICE l ! l East 161-II and Walnut Phone 6-3175 5 e l I UECIIITHIIIU-IlllillllihIIIITlllilllllllliIllllHillIIIITIIlI1illll!l!l4lliIllIlCllIllTIllliliil Marlow Samuelson-J im Purdy l. Jean--the wrestler-Hodgesg 2. Janet and Jeanieg 3. Bev Sullivan and fur coatg 4. Nancy Russell and Marilyn Child. 'I . 1 .,. I 3. fl Truth in advertising-Examples: They groaned when l reached for my Saxophone. Nobody Laughed when He Stepped to the Piano. He was the Agent Who Had Come for the Second Installment. .-I.-I -..- ......-......-...-.,.-.l .... .......Q.3 -r I I l Congratulations E i l' T to the E i I I SENIOR CLASS I r i l I from L I L Q Three Alumni 5 I il ROY w. s. DAHLSTROM l 1 ALICE D. 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