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

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English Miss Arnold Mr. Christian Mr. Dolan Mrs. Dowd Mr. Forker Mr. Heckel Speech Two Courses Added Debate and extemporaneous speaking were the class activities of the twenty students enrolled in Forensics. Miss Whitford explained that methods of reasoning were stressed — if a student makes a statement he should be able to back it up and prove it. Social Communications, a fused two-hour course in English and Social Science, is taught by Mr. Wright (English) and Mr. Gewerth (Social Studies). Mrs. Iverson Miss Jones Miss Langenfeld Mrs. Linder Mrs. Mastin Speech Busily preparing: file cards for debate are Forensics students Janis Goddard, Bill Brown, and Mary Blackford. Miss Whitford assists them. Mrs. Mount Mrs. Newman Mr. Oxenreider Mr. Raymond Mrs. Rieck Mr. Waller Miss Whitford Mr. Wright Speech, Drama Speech

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Many Help To Keep East Running Smoothly CUSTODIANS, MATRONS, AND ENGINEERS, Row 1: Mr. Our custodian, Mr. Walker, regulates temperature in room 016. Rees, Mr. Light, Mr. Parris, Mr. Hawkins; Row 2: Mr. Sulli- van, Mr. Houldefer, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Walker, Mr. Nogle ; Not Pictured: Mr. Story, Mr. Kline, Mr. Haskell, Mr. Keller, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Wright.

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Foreign Language Students Increase Use Of Language Lab Students this year have had a varied selection of foreign languages from which to choose. The Foreign Language Department has courses in four languages: French, Latin, German, and Spanish. Mr. Pratt, who teaches Spanish, is a new addition to the staff. helps Bobbie Fulk with The language lab, located on the third floor, has been used more frequently this year than any other. There students listen to tapes to learn correct pro- nunciation and usage. All of the language classes sponsor extra-curricular clubs. AW Mardeen Cassell and Charmaine Mathis listen to Mr. Pratt pronounce part of a Spanish lesson. — 1 1 — Mr. Dolan Mrs. Iverson Mrs. Mount Mr. Pratt