East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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1931 ANGELUS Third Row-T. Bomash, R. Moore, S. Snvcry, YV. Monson, A. Corske, M. Studebaker. Second Row-C. Caruso, J. Rosenblum. H. Spiro, H. Cook, A. Rosenthal. First Row-B. Goldberg, C. Redding, Mr. Putnam CSponsorJ, I... Block, E. Troy, j. Dublin. OFFICERS Leo Block ...................................................... ....... ........,........... P 1 esidcnt George Estill, Bernard Goldberg ................ ............,.... V ic.:-Presidents Charles Redding ................................,.. ............ R ccording Secretavy Earl Troy .......................................... ......... C orvexpondi-ng Sec'retu1y Charles Caruso ...................... .. ..... .............................. T feasufer Jack Dublin ..................... .......... H isto1imvLib1a1ian Ted Bomash ..,. . .................. .......... S ETgC1lI1!'dl'AT1llS Mr. Ralph B. Putnam ........... ................,..... S ponsof SENATE DEBATING SOCIETY HE Senate Debating Society, one of the most highly honored clubs in East High, completed its year of debating and oratorical activities with remarkable success. Led by Leo Block, president, and Mr. Putnam, sponsor, the club carried out its schedf uled program very efficiently. The first important event of the club year was the lecture of Philip Van Cise, on Methods of Crime Detection. The meeting was open to everyone and it was well attended. , On January sixteenth, 1931, the Senators held their dance, the Second Annual Snow Frolic. The chairman of the dance committee was Albert Rosenthal, and under his able direction the dance was made one of the outstanding social events of the year. The season closed with the annual debates with Congress Debating Society of East, and with Vs7ebster Debating Society of North. X E241

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1931ANGELUS Fourth Row-M. Anderson, A. Bishop, XV. Graham, D. Card, J. Williams, M. Smiley, G. Whitaker, XV. Carlton, C. Burnett. M. Allison. Third Row-C. Kendrick, H. Fontius, N. Steel, J. Morrill, R. Jones, F. Bulklcy, D. Ebcy, D. Swift, XV. Chase, A. Huston, Mr. Pitts. Second Row-D. Abbott, R. Bosworth, A. Kauvar, L. Giesccke, C. Barry, J. Haggott, C. Mend, R. Min' tener, W. Denious. First Row-K. Danc, E. Van Cise, C. McLauthlin, R. Card, G. Bramley, C. Fisher, J. Griffin, J. Clark, H. McLister, W. Matthews. OFFICERS Richard Bosworth ..... ........... .................... ....... ........ P 1 e 5 ident Wayne Williams ..... ........................ ......... V i CC'PTESl:dCVlf Harry Fontius ....... .................. S ccretary Wilbur Denious .. ...... ........ S crgcmit-at-Arms David Abbott ........ .................. T rcasurcf Mr. R. S. Pitts ....... ................. S pousor CONGRESS DEBATING SOCIETY ONGRESS, looking back over its twentyffive years of leadership in scholastic activf ities, 'finds that the year 193061 has been a great success compared with the ,pref ceding years. The club benefited greatly from the expert guidance and leadership of its president and Mr. Pitts, who added to the glory of the club by coaching the Kiwanis oratorical prize winner, VVayne Williams, the vice president. The programs consisted of several interesting speakers among whom was Mr. Menon, who worked with Ghandi in India. The two current topic discussions which aroused the most interest were Prohibition and Abolition of InterfCollegiate Foot' ball. The social activities have also been successful. The first meeting of the members was the annual reunion banquet at the Brown Palace Hotel. The Congress Christmas dance was a distinct social success. IIS!