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

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HOMECOMING Senior Brenda Piper, the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, and graduate Kevin Carter dance to the song We ' ve Got Tonight. What a gas-save r — a Scarlet-powered car! Actually, it is waiting to be driven in the Home- coming caravan. HOMECOMING COURT. Seniors Melinda White and escort Alan Gustafson; seniors Pam Eyerly and escort Rick Schultz; Queen Brenda Piper and escort, graduate Kevin Carter; jun- iors Traci Collins and escort Don Shultice; sophomores Stephanie Blanos and escort Erik Luthens; freshmen Teresa Brown and escort Allan Shepard. 10 GOOD TIMES

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fiAAA TIM S 1) Senior Pam Anderson takes advantage of some free time during lunch. 2) Juniors Jeff Keary, Kim McMillan, Sue Killin and Ethan Botts find time for a little rest and conversation. 3) Making their way to class are freshman Ronnie Young, senior Robin Brackett, freshman Den- nis Kimmel, junior Cindy Rife and seniors Jim Cline and Gary Selover. 4) Making one of the more pleasant decisions of the day are seniors Troy Dyer, Jeff Jennings and Bob Shedd. 5) Senior Rick Breese tries to put a little method to the madness of a full locker. GOOD TIMES 9

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Piper crowned 1980-81 Queen 7 of Homecoming Homecoming! This word evoked different emotions from each member of the student body, as eve- ryone did their thing to prepare for this special event. Homecoming Week was the first of the festivities. Each day of this week was designated for a specific activity. The traditional assembly was held on Friday to honor the football play- ers and introduce the Homecoming Court and the candidates for Home- coming Queen. Suspense was almost tangible as the Student Government president, senior Kalina Reed, toreopen a white envelope and proclaimed senior Brenda Piper as the 1980-81 Home- coming Queen. Brenda was crowned by the 1979- 80 Queen, LuAnn Christiansen. The Queen ' s court included seniors Melinda White and escort Alan Gustafson; seniors Pam Eyerly and escort Rick Schultz; Queen Brenda Piper and escort, graduate Kevin Carter; juniors Traci Collins and escort Don Shultice; sopho- mores Stephanie Blanos and escort Erik Luthens; freshmen Teresa Brown and escort Allan Shepard. Enlivening the assembly by per- forming entertaining routines were the Cheerleaders, Colorguard and Steppers. Junior Robin Brady also provided entertainment by singing a song for the Queen ' s last walk. The football game against North was held that night. The Scarlet coasted to a 50-0 victory. Topping off the festivities was the Homecoming Dance, which was held in the cafeteria. We ' ve Got Tonight was the selected theme. Providing the musical entertain- ment was the band Apostrophe. A popular reaction to the dance as expressed by senior Challee Larpen- ter follows: I liked the dance, and especially the band. GOOD TIMES 11