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

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N W look for old Walls add flair East High received a new look last year. Starting in the spring ofthe 1984-85 school year. the old. dirty and drab walls of East High became shiny. colorful and sharp looking. The East High lockers. cafeteria and cafeteria lobby also received a new look. The lockers were painted a tan color, and the cafeteria and cafeteria lobby had new designs added to them. The students and faculty of East took great pride in the new look for their school. Not only did students enjoy the new look. but they also took extra care in how they treated the school. As Mrs. Maxine Sinn- ard. cafeteria manager. said. I think it was neat. and I feel the students did a great job keeping the newly painted cafeteria clean. Many students felt the new designs also helped to boost East's image: Rick Schmidt. senior: It looks really nice and improves our image. Randy Rollins, sophomore: It looks great, and the colors in the cafeteria and cafeteria lobby add a lot of pride and spirit. Russell Lane. sophomore: It was really great for our school and it made it more interesting. I really liked it! Many students went by day by day and did HOI even notice the changes East had undergone. The addition to the cafeteria and cafeteria lobby are definitely a boost to our school's looks and creative image. As senior Robert Lyle said 'fThe changes East has been through are made for the student body to enjoy. I feel the new paint makes the hallways and rooms look a lot new and the designs in the cafeteria and cafet ria lobby really work to update o school. In another eight years the school will painted more new colors. As the Class '86 departs from East High, we hope th student body will take pride and care i their school. Everything done to East is f the students and it is up to them to tak care of it! RIGHT: Sophomores John Taylor and Jeff Car wright enjoy lunch as seniors Maurice Newby an Tom Kaut do the same. BOTTOM: Freshman Jeff Huitt and Kenny Burgess. Jeff Carmichael and Tim am up for the camera. - I2 THE NEW EAST 6

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Spinsters, Spree blooms roses, romance and fun Reminiscing about the old-time romance period was the idea behind this year's annual Spinsters' Spree. Parasols, mansions, gazebos and riverboat cafes were a few of the old-time scenes enjoyed by many the evening of the Spree. The Spinsters' Spree was held in the cafeteria on Feb. 8 from 8 to ll p.m. f'Roses and Romance was the theme, with Crazy for You, by Madonna, being the song. Last Shades of Dawn provided the entertainment. This year's Spinsters' Spree colors were festive ones of pink, burgundy and silver. Spinsters' Spree is an annual event in which the girl has the opportunity to ask the gentleman of her dreams to accompany her to the dance. Seniors Dawn Sanders and Rick Schmidt were chosen as Spinsters' Spree King and Queen. Much hard work and dedication were put into the preparations of Spree by the Pep E Club Board and club members. A special thank-you goes to Mr. Larry Winegar and Mr. Russell Junck for the hard work they, too, put into the prepara- tions for the 1986 Spinsters' Spree. Mrs. Shirley Blenderman and Mrs. Elaine Peterson, sponsors of Pep E Club, said, This year's Spinsters' Spree was a very big success. The atmosphere repre- sented one of the most elegant Sprees East High has ever hadf' Senior Tiffany Rice, vice-president of Pep E Club, said, With the many ideas the board had, we were able to add a lot of new things to this year's dance. The dance was another successful one. I4 SPREE VX f ll Seniors Tracy Clark and David Wright take time out mance dance to pose for a picture Spinsters Spreu during the annual Spinsters' Spree Roses and Ro- theme song was Crazy for You