East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Oh well, maybe they jus t don't r a t e. Altogether there are 25 of these relics in the halls of the first floor. S u d d e n l y the clang of a bell and the rush of people, madly pouring from nowhere and all rushing in a dif- fe r e n t direction. Where is the Hre? Where's the flood? Where's the riot? But no Hre, no f l o o d, a n d w e won't mention the riot, for it's only t h e c h a n g e of classes and at the clang of another bell, all is quiet, except for a few stragglers, tearing down the halls. SCHOOL Above: CALORIE MIXERS Left: HEAT FOR THE ANGELS Below: THAT VACANT LooK H a v i n g b e e n swept to the sec- ond iloor by the jam, we started prying into the rooms and the first we came to was the ofhce, where Miss Francis was filling out tardy -slips, hundreds of them, thousands of them, until we 'Thirteen

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THE ANGELUS . 1936 were used. But the Angels must be kept warm. mv V: GLORY ROAD And on up in the elevator, man- aged by Mr. An- drews, who carts we don't know how many girls a day from floor to floor. Ah, the lucky man! We w o n d e r wh a t many East beau brummels would give to be in his shoes for a day? Has anyone ever noticed the pictures of the athletes of years and years ago? Ah, how handsome, such physique. Some- times we wonder what has become of all these humans. Probably some are fathers or uncles of the present classes of East. Anyway, we think something ought to be done, for we never see pictures of our own football and basketball players. I , s'ee his K LN,.,..,. :I - .iii f,,k ..ii,:1 11' ,ln K i ' K QQ? V ' a s s ssie f 'X K . - gwixijfff , fr E 2 fgzfggj .K ,,. 1, ...... ,..E,a- . I ,, ., 5' ? asf? slim - 5' 4 a f..:..S-ff, .. .af ...ts - . ..f5.yr.',,s, fa b':.M-+5253 . es. ,-fgff a--J , fit fw::f'Af1-fm . . ., Qf 5f'YX5i?.if??i:'9 A - . . V -- .f, as A .- 14. e-', 1. rss. Sail. We ' sc E V . X V gl. 11 f ff 5 if -' H 4?-K ' 1 '- Us . ', f' I Hifi . 2 i if.v if2'f5??1 W5f . S .gf-.fs -2, ,...a1f'--.-15 . . smilies' -r-mv'-.11 1 ' :lair xv ..... 5-wa.. . ' i .LET i 5 ' ., dj J 1 i g , . Y. W Qs., gigs, 5 A -4. 5 ilif' l iff-wi.,-,., . 3 . ' .. -'.:gf1W5s . . . L ,Y J li . A A ,. .Q 1 - ., i F 1 r ff W Twelve ' 5.55 T SLLLA ..W...a.a...,..c,.sn.M.a.'ZLz.saZf:.i.., SENTINELS or LEARNING

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were sure that she should have had a nervous break- down before this, but she probably never has had the time, with so much of the school on h e r h a n d s. O n into the girls' so- cial room, where the clubs hold their teas, girls rest, and mothers and fathers con- verse with Mrs. Anderson, the girls' adviser. The social room is com- plete with its own THE ANGELUS . 1936 - 1 A - ...f ' ,K-if '- 1:wi3'1!-fiefsfs?--F 'fuiiffi 'i'ii? t .,4f' K K ,K of . .., - W ,.,., M,-ff , f nf gif W, .- izfffii ' ' - X s ,paw we ibkffffs' V - 5 5:5.fai--'- '-A T715 .'?fw.f'-all 'a 1. f ' -r V' K.:-:M Y-sw .. - K - . r-5-1 -f - ff . .9 A w ' X 'ff I fc:'fafs, 'f: 415,-af-ff. k . , 5 -- ,tifggmwgw ni...w-f-w e 5. A lj. A fm. ha - is I f W at f . -5ff':- 2 A -- F. , A . . rf f ps 1- -- n-:frflasm of , .af e 3'J1'. .' v.a.g.'t :'1.f--Ms :ff-TQ ag , f -5, Q: t -- K f- 52 ' W '3 T i ' V E. JV' i '- Wi,- . '115QW'-S-ifusff i w 2 . W-:rank if -. fr , 5 f 1 . f-Q s .1 f v., ai f .- i:':,N-aa iff , - -- e f F Fai - ' N 'ef -at -ex - - - 1 , 3 . . - Q2 9 ' 5 ' -L . 'V FF T- il i t-'ee K 7 K '11, . -- . l T it -I .. .,.u.x.-4 1 ' ,- iff! st . f A - , Ez, y K :pg . ' Wi 2- K W- - wr' ,Q . - g - s ' 4 , , 555 V- f . 5, , 'f sy 32,5 W' ' 4 Taft ' . 'wi-:lziir - - ' X A ' 1 '- ' i - , 4'e- . '--' at , ggg3?'ff, 711324, --'gjlfxg 'J .. A- - , Qi'-a -540-K 4' M- - N25 ' ' ,,f! ' if N' 3F1K9'.' ' . h gi. fy: .-at-W I I ' . . . ggi ,gf .im 5911: Y f--Lf. W 1 5 ,. A .ff , t ' 1-Y K ' E.PPQUYYffwQ ., '9 ' ' 7 .Iii 3. . I .L-'N ,- -' --'-was F ourtecn THE GENESIS OF SMELLS set of china and silver, and in case you have never been to a tea in there, it's quite lovely. The boys just don't seem to rate a room of their own, perhaps for the best. The next trip is into the auditorium, silent and dark, except for our footsteps echoing and re-echoing throughout the SHAVINGS AND CHIPS