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

Page 16 text:

Ready to Teach, Guide, Advise, Aid BOARD OF EDUCATION (MEMBERS ARE. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Arthur Davis; Mrs. Holland E. (Jrefe ; Mr. John R. Haydon : Mr. Herrold V. Mann. Secretary; Mr. Richard W. Lozier, President, Dr. John H. Harris, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. Ora E. Niffeneg- srer ; Mrs. Jack Spevak ; Dr. Floyd Burgreson. Mr. Akerman History Mr. Baeth Phys. Education Mr. Bergman Industrial Arts Miss ArnolX English Mrs. Bai Enjrlish Our dedicated faculty is largely responsible for the success of East High School. Besides teaching, they provide advice, guidance, and leadership. They are always willing to share their time to participate in school activities and show a great deal of spirit for our school. Our faculty has largely been, in many ways, responsible for East High ' s achievements. Many of our teachers spend their sum- mer vacations attending classes to increase their own education, thus enabling them to further ours. As a result of our faculty ' s capable lead- ership. East High has become one of the most outstanding high schools in the city. Mrs. Bane LanRuaRe Counseling Mr. Brownell Mathematics 14 .k Miss Burrhus Phys. Education Mr. Carlsten Instrumental Music Mr. Chrbtian Englisih Mr. Cowles History Mr. DeMoil History Mr. Devin Commercial Mrs. Erickson LanfiTua e Counselini? Mr. Flemin g Histoi-y Mrs. Gelhaar Phys. Education Mr. Gewerth History Mr. (ioodwin Mathematics

Page 15 text:

(Left) Miss Nelson, the new girls ' adviser, brightens East High ' s halls with her friendly smile and pleasing personality. She taught commercial subjects here at East before her present advisory position. Besides be- ing responsible for the well being of the girls, she also has charge of all social activities. (Right) In his second year as vice-principal, Mr. Cooper finds his biggest satisfaction is ' working with the stu- dents. His main responsibility is advising some 750 boys. In addition, he gives his assistance to Mr. Wil- liams in many capacities. (Middle Row, Left to Right): Our librarian, Mrs. Schmeiser, efficiently manages East High ' s library. Mrs. Crouthamel has charge of the main office, in addition to being Mr. Williams ' secretary. Serving as registrar is Miss Romig. East ' s nurse, Mrs. Baranosky, has served in this capacity for two years. (Bottom Row, Left to Right): As library clerk, Mrs. Lancaster carries out the clerical duties of the library. Miss Berneking ' s chief duty is checking daily attendance. Taking charge of material that has to be typed for the faculty and handling bus transportation passes is the job of Mrs. Paul. Miss Nelson is shown performing one of her numerous tasks. Tim Stith is consulting with Mr. Cooper.

Page 17 text:

Mr. Sloan Science Miss Soutter Mr. Springrate ' i ininifi cial Commercial Mr. Storer Mathematics Miss Lan enfeld English Mr. Kasmussen Inrlustrial Arts Mra. Honsholder Mr. Jarchow Commercial Commercial f Miss Lundbers: Alts Ciaff Mr. Tullis Industrial Arts Mr. Wanek Commercial Mrs. Warrick Homemakins: 1 Mr. Simonsen Mathematics Mrs. Simonsen English 47k Mr. St ration Kn rlish Mr. Tannntt HiMoiy 1 1 illl Miss Whitford Drama Speech Mr. Wittkop Counseling Mr. Jarvis Counselinfir Mrs. Lutz V..cal Music Mr. Rump Phys. Education Miss Skarshaus: Arts Crafts Mr. Thomas History —9—