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

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Junior Jennifer Hultman draws attention to her skill as an artist. Superimposed at left is a print she completed in January. Talented students show how their dedication pays off in drama, art Did you have a hidden talent, one that not many people knew about? Several students did, and they decided to come out of the closet and show what they could do. It took a lot of courage to stand in front of an audience, but they made it look easy. Junior Beth Betts has been acting at the playhouse for quite some time now. She has been singing since she was a child, and she plans to continue at the playhouse through college. After college she wants to further her career in New York. Junior Brent Scharf is also very tal- ented. In his short career of six months as a bicycle motorcross racer, he has won over 26 trophies. Another talented student was junior Jennifer Hultman. Jennifer ' s talent is in the field of art. She has been drawing seriously since she was 12 years old, and believe it or not, Jennifer says she prefers to draw Indians. When she was in seventh grade, she won a scholar- ship to the Des Moines Art Center. Jennifer would like to study art as a minor in college, then write books and do all the illustrations herself. These people had a good reason to be proud of themselves. With a lot of hard work and dedication they con- quered the fear of being laughed at. We were fortunate to have such tal- ented students to represent our school and give it a good reputation. LEFT: Junior Beth Betts acts in a playhouse drama. RIGHT: Junior Craig Rogers continues his tenth year as a forward on a hockey team at the Des Moines Ice Arena. The team is called Des Moines Public. 12 HIDDEN TALENTS

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Greg Hillman, senior, enjoys a piece of taco pizza at Happy Joe ' s. Happy Joe ' s was filled with students after football and basketball games. WEEKENDS WEEKENDS 11

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