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

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School is made up of more than classes, especially in this day and age. A lot of maturing is done in the high school years through extra-curricular ac- tivities. Whether it be sports, music, drama, or a club extra-curricular activities provide experience and knowledge as well as fun and entertain- ment. The school spirit was definitely flaunted as the student body supported the school events. East was also recognized by KGGO radio station on several occasions as Football Team of the Week after defeating No. 1 in the Metro, Valley; as Basketball Team of the Week ; and as taking second place in the Principal of the Year contest. For these East received trophies and a free dance. We have attempted to present the affairs of our school, not as separate entities, but as a total conglomeration that makes up a school. Thus, instead of separating sports activities, music activities, and clubs, we have portrayed the school year in a calendar by seasons, showing the total effort of all students as a whole. AFFAIRS 9

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I IN LEFT: Senior Terri Pfundeller repeals a striking position as she helps the volleyball team to State quarter finals. ABOVE LEFT: One of the highest mounts of the year was performed at the Homecoming Assembly by the Varsity Cheerleaders. ABOVE MIDDLE: Demonstrating the fun of a musical group, seniors Mike Carley, Ken Bricker, Sally Cooper, and junior Doug Johnson perform some robot choreography in a Scarlet Singer performance. ABOVE RIGHT: Queen Marilee Fors represents the student body in the homecoming festivities as she takes the traditional walk down the aisle at the assembly. RIGHT: Quarterback Steve Sandon (12) dodges a Roosevelt player during one game which had to be finished Saturday afternoon because of the weather. 8 AFFAIRS

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Playing in the leaves during some of their free time are sophomores Lori Nelson, Lori Smith, and Jim Terrell. 10 FALL