East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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VISTAS IN THE LIBRARY. (Above) — A VIEW of half East’s library just as students settle down to study. (Middle, above) — RESTLESSNESS means the bell is near, but some students find cramming necessary. (Right, above) — THE WORLD ATLAS came under close scrutiny in past months for obvious reasons. STUDENT Melvin Talpers (Right) gives forth with pen- cil what he absorbs by read- ing. GEORGE WASHINGTON AND THE CLASSICS; Spanish. French. German, and Latin take ardent effort, but students are the better for having taken them. FOUR MINDS and but a single thought—study. THESE LIBRARIANS ASSIST Row 6: Sale. Crcitz. Hayes, Von Chermendy, Melrose. Hix, James. Lcnichcck. Row 5: Clemens, Blake, Thomas, Talbott, Wait. Fitzgibbons, Mur- ray, Patton. Row 4: Cook. Kingsley. Tucker, Snell, Buchanan. Row }: Temple. Martin. Towne. Dal guise, Dicken, Forres, Speck. Jef- fries, Benway. Row 2: Shelton, Herbert. Silverberg. Brodic, Peregrine, M. Reed, Dean. Roedel. Row I: Baird. Miller, L. Reed, Land, Hoffman. Moses. [»]

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LUNCH AND MATHEMATICS DEMONSTRATING PROP- OSITION 30, D. C. Dodge; two parallel lines intercept equal arcs on a circle. “TRIG'' in Mr. Marinoff's class. Proving some form- ulas takes the length of the blackboard. USING LEVEL,Lloyd Uzzell work in popular field math course by Mr. Charlesworth. John Jenkins records data. Other math courses offered at East for the diligent student are: two years of algebra, math analysis, and solid geometry. Next year a new course, statistical methods, will be given. TIME OUT FOR LUNCH. After three hours’ work, eating time is welcome. Not everyone takes as big bites as are here demonstrated. In addition to the lunch- room, meals are eaten out” by next door neigh- bors. Typical menu (Mondays) : Swiss steak, potatoes, gravy, 10c; string beans, spinach, asparagus or succotash, 5c; salad, 5c; pie or ice cream. 5c. Daily standby: Mexi- can bean soup, a meal of 1 500 calories for 5c. PHOTOGRAPHER Stanley White posed for his own picture of how to do a mechanical drawing prob- lem. Engineering schools require this course. 2800 STUDENTS EAT in three batches and take thirty minutes gross. The cafeteria is crowded for the first ten minutes; then slow eaters have plenty of room while others dance in the gym. Boys and girls eat in close proximity, but seldom to- gether. Photographer Jack Fisher had difficulties in getting this picture because of the camera fiends. STUDYING AND EATING at the same time is a popu- lar pastime for those who do not study enough other- wise. Norman Smith, how- ever, is just doing a little reviewing before class. Pro- ficiency in manipulating food and pages is acquired after years at East. [31-}

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BOYS GLEE CLUB Row 5: Lincoln. Bower, Moorhead. Plunkett, Driscoll, Frank. Row 4: Drennen, Wa« chob, Stone, Sicka foosc. Sack, Wadlcy, Schwab. Row 3: Guild. Lee, Butt. Wilson, Dumm, Pickup, Kindahl. Row 2: Ball. Stockton, McCammon. Bowman, M.tzler, Sickafoose, Barris. Row 1: Pitkin. Hushes, Van Sickle. Scsslcr, Krocgcr. Milyard, Dunkelberg. A CAPPELLA—Row 8: Nichols. Rudolph. Gildca. Ogier, Snell. McMillan. Row 7: Lamb. Wilkins, Wolfe, Matthews, de Spain. Baird. Bate. Row 6: Collins, Woodworth, Meyer. Jones, Martin, Howry, Kennedy. Row 5: Wigton, Gifford, Bowles. Heaton. Hoppas, Myers, Dana. Row 4: Ivins, Steele. Custancc, Brazier, B. Hickey, Filson, Root. V. McCammon. Row 3: Moorhead. McClellan, Bradford, Townsend. Huntsinger. Canning, M. Hickey. Wolvington, Allingham. Row 2: M. McCammon. M. Grubb, McKnight, Hinks, Bundy, Dcnckla, McCauley, M. Grubb. Anderson. Row I: lies. Jacobs, Pharo, Beeler, Kcndcl, Shwayder, Boileau. Newman, Jackson. GIRLS GLEE CLUB —Row 6: Blake. Lasswell, Mason. Bashor, Cooper. Lancaster. Martindalc. Row 5: Lopatin. Stockwcll. Macartney. Covey, Mills, Lundqiiut, weiss, Hansen, Robinson. Row 4: Nollenberger, Preston, Kranich. Christy, Sullivan, Gricbling, Egan. Withers. McKenzie. Row 3: Nau, Ripley, Cross, James. Bruckman, Olson, Brainerd. Horne, Lorenz. Row 2: Manning. Woodman. Reynolds, Hall, Davis. Quigley, Kendall, Tabling. McKee. Row 1: Silverberg. Woodworth. Horton. Lane. Frame. Jenkins, Jolly. Clark. Wood.