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

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Festivities, contests, activities, keep students active during Homecoming Students and faculty were kept very busy with activities throughout Homecoming week. In the door- decorating contest, Mr. Palmer ' s homeroom took first place and Mr. Johns ' s homeroom placed second. Another contest involved cake decorating. Senior Debbie Hollen plac- ed first for having the most decorative, edible cake. Dress-up Day, Hat Day, and Stripe-and-Check Day were other events which took place during the exciting Homecoming week. A parade had been planned, but due to rainy weather, it was canceled. Spirit was shown by the Scarlets on the night of the Homecoming game, when they lined up in a caravan leading from Grandview Park to Williams Stadium. Marching Scarlets entertained at pre- game and half-time performances. Highlighting the half-time were two lines formed by the Color Guard, through which the Queen and her court walked, while the band played Feelings. That night, the Scarlet football team won a victory over Hoover, 7-0. ABOVE RIGHT: Student Government puts on a skit. Janice Beghtol (on top of the ladder) is surrounded by Huskies. Later, Kari Evans (Super Scarlet) rescues her. ABOVE: Color Guard performs a serious routine at the Homecoming assembly. RIGHT: At the Homecoming dance, couples really seem to be having a lot of fun. 18 FALL

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Steppers active in assemblies, parades, games Looking for girls with a nice general appearance, sweet smiles, poise, sharp turns, and coordination, Mr. Bury (Band Director), Miss Greenhill (Stepper Sponsor), two Stepper cap- tains from the previous year, three senior Steppers, people from various schools, and one member from each of the three groups — Human Relations, Student Government, and PTSA — chose the group of girls who are called Steppers. Steppers performed at football and basketball half-times, and at pep assemblies. Unusual innovations such as choreography, flashlight routines, and clever maneuvers were used. The Steppers also performed at Valley High School on November 14. TOP: During the Homecoming assembly, the Steppers get the student body and faculty excited, especially the seniors, as they form a 78 for the audience. LEFT: A dance routine is accomplished during a pep assembly in the auditorium. Steppers prove that they can do more than just march to entertain their audience. STEPPERS. ROW I: Denise Dolph (Co-captain), Tami Kennedy, (Captain). ROW 2: Lori Rhodes, Sheryl Mahaffey, Sally Briggs, Karen Ballard, Pam Mintey , Kim Halsey, Dianne Letze, Cindy Peterson, Cathy Miner, Rhonda Oldham, Jeri De Lano, Robin Ross. ROW 3: Jackie Sievers, Dana Behrendsen, Chris Schermerhorn, Tammy Jones, Shonna Williams, Marcy Roiland, Tammy Lewis, Debra Harrington, lngrid Abolins, Sandy Swim, Brenda Fisher, Lynn Carico, Kay Hoffman, Karen Kirkpatrick. ROW 4: Jami Myers, Jolene Kint, Kim Anderson, Renee Batye, Becky Goldsberry, Debbi Cornell, Denise Collins, Karla Nicholes, Cindy Clark. Chris Needels, Janice Beghtol, Laurie Horstman, Luann Bash, Darlene Nair. NOT PICTURED: Susie Deitch, Lorae Harne, Dixie Myers, Barb Villirillo. FALL 19