East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Fourth Row-F. Bumpus, H. Fontius, D. Barker, R. Jones, Robinson, Anderson, J. Parsons, W. Graham, Third Row-R. Bosworth, F. Pierson, C. Barnett, AL Bishop, D. Card, A. Terry, Brock, J. Clark, Card. Second Row-M. Huff, G. Alcnius, L.DBansbach, R. YVilliams, Pechinan, D. Martin, J. Hughart, M. Rees. First Row-S. Bradley, S. Fisher, G. W'aldron, J. Anderson, R. YVhitaker, D. Abbot, C. Mead. OFFICERS Robert Whitaker ...... ................................ ...,..,.........,. P 1 widen: Frank Pierson l - - . John Anderson! ........ .......... V ICC Presidents Roger Williams ........ ........,...... S ec-retary Gunnar Alenius ....... .,..... T 'reasmev Mr. Pitts ..,............ ,..,....,. S ponsor CONGRESS DEBATING SOCIETY HE Congress Debating Society, after an unusually successful year, finds that it still holds its position of leadership in the activities of the school. Under the guidance of Robert Whitaker, president, and Mr. Pitts, sponsor, the society has en' joyed many interesting and profitable meetings. The programs have included many active discussions by the members on current topics, several prominent speakers, and one debate between the University of Denver and the University of Missouri. At the iirst of the year Congress held its annual reunion banquet at Denver Uni' versityg Mr. Clark Spitler was the principal speaker. The Christmas dance of Conf gress is always the high point of the winter's social gaiety in East. The unusual decorations, carrying out the spirit of the season, and the orchestra, led by Dave Ginsberg, made this dance an outstanding event. With many prominent juniors and sophomores among its membership, Congress is looking forward to another outstanding year. 51401