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

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; v . 6 BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECORD 4-3 METRO RECORD 4-3 East 21 Tech 36 East 15 Roosevelt 50 East 34 Hoover 23 East 30 Lincoln 26 East 15 North 50 East 31 Dowling 26 East 24 Valley 31 Ames Inv 8th Hoover Inv 3rd Karpan Inv 5th Cardinal Inv 6th Augustine Inv 4th Urbandale Inv 7th Conference 4th Districts 3rd State 11th GIRLS ' DISTANCE RUNNING SEASON RECORD 2-5 METRO RECORD 2-5 East 18 Tech 23 East 26 Roosevelt 10 East 30 Hoover 10 East 30 Lincoln 10 East 10 North 30 East 30 Dowling 10 East 30 Valley 10 Ames Inv 9th Hoover Inv 8th Conference 6th TOP LEFT: Brad Brown pours it on in the final stretch at Grandview Park. GIRLS ' DISTANCE RUNNING TEAM. ROW 1: Sue Tarr, Colleen Collette, Teresa Satterfield, Roberta Michener, Joan Green. BOYS ' CROSS COUN TRY TEAM. ROW 2: Kevin Johnson, Scott Miller, Jim Carmichael, Steve Fuller, Mike Vahey, Larry Pratt, Mark Crawford, Stuart Brower, Kent Landhuis. ROW 3: Coach Graves, Dan Webb, Rick Carron, Carl Fogle. Marty Mickle, Mike Wright, Steve Devin, Larry Hudson, Max Miller, John Cummings, Monty Mickle, Tracy Trenhaile, Brad Brown, Ed Killin, Terry Welker, Assistant Coach Phipps. FALL 23

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Boys 3rd in Districts; girls 6th in Metro Cross country had a well balanced team effort. They ran well, placing high in numerous meets, and were paced by Brad Brown, Mark Crawford, and Larry Hudson. The boys ' team finished third out of 17 teams in the districts and eleventh out of 68 teams in the state. They ended the year in fourth place in the Metro. The coach of the team was Mr. Phipps. Junior Mark Crawford started the year as the number three runner, but ended in the second position. There were 22 people who finished the season, and 16 lettered. Two difficulties hurt the girls ' cross country team. They were hampered by injuries and by not having enough girls out. There were only five girls out and one of them was injured. The team had to forfeit several meets, in which they weren ' t permitted to run because there were not enough members. The tri- captains of the team were seniors Sue Tarr, Joan Green, and Roberta Michener. Teresa Satterfield and Colleen Collette were the other two runners. The team was coached by Mr. Graves. Sue Tarr was the number one runner until she was injured. TOP RIGHT: Brad Brown studies oponents before a meet with Hoover. ABOVE: Larry Pratt loosens up before a meet with Valley. RIGHT: Scott Miller and Mike Wright lead an opponent from Lincoln. ... 22 FALL

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Scroll features some controversial subjects Rape, marijuana laws, teacher apathy. These were just a few of the controversial issues tackled by the Scroll Staff. The article on rape included information, advice, and an interview with an officer from the Des Moines Police Department. The pros and cons of the legalization of marijuana and some reasons for the lack of enthusiasm of teachers were covered in other articles. Ano ther interesting article was Kevin Brown ' s report on loopscooping. It caught the eye of TV 8 ' s reporter Jim Worthington, who interviewed Kevin and several co-editors for a television news spot. The Scroll Staff attended three journalism workshops throughout the year to get new ideas on how to produce a better newspaper. English grades and a reputation for responsibility are determining factors in choosing the Scroll Staff. The editors, managing editors, and business manager were appointed. LEFT: Senior Doug Kasner looks through his notes to compile an article for the Scroll. Working in the background are Lynn Carico and Kellie Morris. SCROLL STAFF. ROW 1: Kevin Brown, Cindy Murrow, Sharon Snider, Lynn Carico, Barb Villirillo, Kellie Morris, Tammy Parsons, Sandy Swim, Janice Beghtol, Terry Nixt ROW 2: Pat Murphy, Doug Kasner, Kathy Green, Debbie Hollen, Lorae Harne, Dave Gustafson, Debbie Oldham, Sarah Luthens, Joan Green, Diane Cameron, Debi Webb. NOT PICTURED: Leonard Wilkison. 24 FALL