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

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Pictured students attend a BLT party. ROW 1 : Christy Rogerson, Kristy Gam- Buchholz. A BLT party is a boxer short, lingerie and toga ble, Stacey Murray, Kelly Collins, Becca Paulsen. ROW 2: Joelle Vander unique and turned out quite well. Linden, Tony Rose, Ranessa Hilbrand, Cathy Murray, Heidi Nelson, Denise

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When the weekend arrives, students come to life and are ready to roll After a long week of school, students are always very anxious for the weekend t o arrive. The 2:40 p.m. time on Fridays means freedom from school for two days. On Friday nights students go to the football or basketball games. After the game is over, some are found at Pizza Hut or scooping the loop. A lot of students use Saturday morn- ings to catch up on some sleep; however, some students have to get up early and go to work. Some go shopping at the malls on Saturday afternoons. On Satur- day nights some go to movies, but those who are involved in school activities may have a meet or game. Some can be found at parties or eating out. On Sundays most students go to church or use this day to do their home- work. On Sunday nights some go to Mike Ts, which is a lounge for teens only. It is open for teens any day of the week. This is a place where teens can dance to their favorite music and meet other people from different schools. Senior Kenny Burgess studies hard at the library. Senior Raquel Larson tries to be sly by teepeeing someone without getting caught. 6 WEEKENDS

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Through the years, Tradition moves on ■ Homecoming Week is the week dur- ing the year in which East High students show the greatest school spirit. Student Government president Kristy Gamble, a senior, said, ' ' More than half the school participated because of the fun of observing the different outfits people can dream up. ' ' Throughout the years of tradition. Homecoming Week has always been a ' ' smash hit ' ' to support the Scarlets. v.v . Hippie-Day, Dress-up Day, Hawaiian Day, T-Shirt-n-Shades Day and Spirit Day were all crowd-pleasers. The Daily Review winners were Pat Loegering, a sophomore, for the best T- Shirt-n-Shades attire. Senior Kenny Deering won for his spectacular Jimmy Hendrix look-alike for Hippie-Day. Bet- ty Bartram, a sophomore, had a true- blue Hawaiian outfit and won the Ha- waiian Day contest. Sophomore Chris Hatchitt won by showing true spirit on Spirit Day by dressing up in a different variety of sport uniforms. Senior Mike Waters won the Dress-up Day contest by wearing a tuxedo. The Powder Puff game was exciting. The sophomores and juniors had a rough, tough, lean, mean game. The Powder Puff Cheerleaders, how- ever, were the icing on the cake. They presented a satire of the regular Scarlet Cheerleaders. M . ,.wL Menace Calderon, sophomore, prepares to tackle senior Darcy Touchdown Pinckney during the Powder Puff game. Betty Bartram, a sophomore, goes Hawaiian. 8 HOMECOMING WEEK