East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1950 volume:

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H.- ,....--Q-1141 L l ill 5 1 ffm' lllliili, il ' Curriculum If Archibald Angel, class of 1875, could compare his rigid, disciplinary courses with the diversiiied curriculum offered today, he would be astounded indeed! At first electives were practically unheard of and only the most grueling courses were offered. The curriculum included a great many courses in science and mathematics. Ancient history was emphasized. F our years ot German or Latin were required, the only elective in the languages being tour years of Greek. As time wore on, many new courses were added to keep up with the pace of education. In 1925 when the new building was opened, new courses were added providing the variation of subiects available to today's Angel. MRS. ELIZABETH TGDD MR. MELVIN PAYNE Dean of Girls Assistant Principal MR. KENNETH GOHSLINE MR. GEORGE VVAGNER Assistant QYI the Office , 'foordiriciisr Lf IHSTUCUOI1 MISS MARGARET BEYNGN if Service Groups Assist Angels Le to rxqht bb xi OFFICE STAFF spam F as G QG1 to SQQ TQ 'Qui' YYQQ-C14f'Q NC vu ct ix Q LA VID T Clfjnf C, G :IGI SQYV PDS SAUGQ D C' L. WS 3 ma f rst tm g we sos C1 mo ts that cttw GQG SYS Biwc s GQ' ' 'Q cfs A CHD 4, GW Q as uae S cmmsd U ss Q- s sour Q c m'or 1c1ncf ' Q QZF sho Fntcsapns f H ' : ffzss FIT: ?'g'r:3:t, 'Y-Qzsxferp Mrs. Edfh Era 'Q dark' fits. Dlxwv- Edt-. :rjs feQ15i:J1- ffrs Fx: Sigiie-: 'Pik- f.f1's 'FQ:i'f'.'1+'.'L Ffiitzg '1 -Piittiie' fliss F9-qw: Ofzrtilr Sffjf-? .'1f'- f-ftss f.f::71.j.'I1 f.f ': Sify .1, rizjr 'ex X571-.An Ar-si f ' ' Ass A' - 1 F N ' A Y- W-f-ww V Fw-wr-1' 'vw 78'-vl V w ' vw' V ' ' v ..':'.. , . -... ' Nqr. wh C V .1 .., III-:,,I...,.,,C1. .,,.-:x ,.. . fs, . V A . .A . V. was Vw WV S 'J nomar 1 'f 1 :H S 'f F rd wcr' 4'-r 'F '?1'..w' Q 'd S. ' 'eh .. Wt' ' Lfxst Fiqh at Yhct ftztzi. Alibi 'gh tl 5 prgserit Qiire 5 Gif 13 E 'ri ' ztitiiz :Lire 9:.:i'1e:t than the fir . fcif it yer- Zcmzs me ' :me , 1,,, 131:19 ' ,rits .rv .CQQQH J. 'Q' ',f1.i1.. ' L- ,f faking C s, Wi .1 cf fha re: r ci the st :it , C ,.L..q, plcnrtzng cz -9mDi1-s, '.-.'r1t1:tg me C1GlQ'1' bulletms, Ins C2129 stair Serves c' C ' Cu f .. ' r. .cr me QE- ,ff ' ' 'erits 1.1 TLS ' .N f H1qh ct ,reserit 2:19. Cafeteria Workers Every day throughout Irie schcol year the workers in the cafeteria crejcare lunch for the 2,300 students at East. During the fall and spring they also serve food in the south court where most of the students congregate at these times of the year. The cafeteria IS managed by Mrs. Iva Chadwick. Z v Ffrwzg id if 'sz' ' 5- How 1, left to right: Sliirl-'fr ff:shirri5'r,, l.lrs. Henri-'5 : i?:'.':':rzQer, T932 Stn--rsfiri. How 2: Curefci' ri Gdsser Phyfis fvfzner Mdzy Briitdirz lflizy Sf:.::iL1'. Custodian Staff Archibald Angel was familiar with custo- dians, but he would be amazed at the amount of custodial work that has to be done in the present East High building. Mr. Messenger and his staff oi assistants are responsible for the condition in which the building is keptfone to be proud of. g.. Row 1, left to right: Mfrs. Claire Davis Mrs. lvd Ch::i'.-lzcic Mrs. Anna Strupp Mrs. Add Cuinn. How 2: lffrs. Kdie Sim' Mrs. Celia Sheppard, Mrs. '.'.':1ma Swanson fflrs. f.f1 1 Delliyan, Mrs. Myrtle Story, Mrs. 'ffinifred Grerifell. Clinic Assistants When the new East High School building was built in l925, a clinic was included in the plan. Sizice that time the clinic has been rnoved to a different part of the building to allow for more space. The clinic is under the supervision of Mrs, Henrietta Schwarzler. Mrs. Schwarzler and the Serabh Sisters attend to the injuries of the Angels. Row l. left to right: Nick Capra, larnes Cooper, lilrs. Eggle- ton, Miss Taylor, Miss Edlund, Ralph Messenger, Pat Sidi: How 2: Rufus Miller Earl Rector, lcseph Shea, Dave Fcrnetg Charles Eicarnsn, Ted Remer. .sqggf A' li I s Social Room Workers L if Row 1 left to nghl Row 2 I JU JG Row 3 Y O A S Office Force up Unoer we su er slon ct 'VII Lavfrence- Morsio 1 TIT: Q A 9 Q ture force CLICILI S W Q for me studeuto G' Eos Tms ser me IS CT very me eeearg. coo helrutul 0 Ll G Q P rf bt H Row 1 left to nqht Vnsual Alds Attendants 223 v ll :nano-Ov' LLII-H -f L is Row 1 left to nqh' Row 2 Cf fo Qrr I Q m 1. .....: Uv.. i'...,i .,. ,Hi ' 'ff -,H-fe'-H -1--2,--A 'ff,..,f2ff-, ' 'V if f..r. Ii9f'.I'.9fi 3115.319 3113 1: Y . ati.: Qi 'five ftlilf :re his CIS' -J ' 3 1 SQSif1:,fS SE? fhC1f 213 QQYS ffillf H' Q C1f':f','l TTL? .Qf,f'I'. flffvg QQ1ff.5'f - .v . ' , Tk.- , . . ' 5 K 1 fTI.1IL,1ZjIZI,f19S. LIME .-lIf. 2. , 5 V - i , , . . fflf' I 'ff fl Cf'1.'f ' fl fixflx Ziff' tEf't:.Se.'.'f 3 3. .ts f..ff:.'1.'.' . 11111.33 Meri-. . ' : .5-Qzfft' Isnt. 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H'1r1s.!. 24.1 li'L!r.s His. ,l'f.l',55f-I F1153 f.f,::,f-:tm Library Assistants The l1brar,1 ot ra5t l41qh IS as ola as the school 1t5elf The '1l rary statt and 1lS heloers tr n the student body are under the 5uperv151on ot TAISS Florence Bnber The wortc that 1S done lS largely the catalog1na of the cornolete collect1or1 ot hterature that benet1t5 the students and he aculty of th1s school Stage Crew Throughout East 5 LIISTOTY oratory Drama and assembly oroqrarns have played a b1a part 1n the schools act1v1t1es Under the superv151on of Mr Arthur Braqq the Staae crew has been atfordrna the school a Jery 1nd1spen51ble SDIVI e The boys that are 1n th1s cleoartrnent arve uo much of the1r tree t1rne to helo famous rroducnons take olace They also becorne orot1c1ent 1n the use of staqe eau1pment The school IS lndebted to Mr Braqq and h1s a5s15tant5 for the SDTVICQS wh1ch they render East Hugh School 01 nun tn Row2 3h1l 1 lv l s lc . 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'NCQTER S' ,- -TH 'FCAT RCLLIFF YTRIGHT I A S MWEIJG ji: h ,JI 1' emancs Engl h Iidustrgel Arts Segence Co A C I .. 1 4 5 . ' 0 H I 'ful 33 - 'W' I0 - 1 my M, .4 I ,.. E v 4,414 1 5 2 Q E J, i 4 ,L I 'nv J' 8 I 4 L r . ,. M:wwudimw,'Q.: D Are you sure -- 1 Q A L jf' , .awp n Q 'R v y ' . . N,-5 Fx. - -11, ,, O I ff Q- r .mv- 4 X I , F : if Q A 'Jag' , gig, - ' A, ' .-.1-A ,' if W MM. 'Af .a 4.w.', ,Q I Social Science and Foreign Language 4 Preparing ta taice their place in the world, the ooys and qgrls of East are ardently engrossed 111 the history of our world. Qrily recently a redulref merit for graduation, classes iri American history are desiqried tc acauarnt the purrls with a sCI'lO'N'l- edge ai our oouritrys develarprrierit arid of the orcblerns at our country today. Modern Euraoean l'11SiCT'j, Latin American history. history at the lNest, and ancient history are offered as electives. Socialoay, social rgrohleriis arid psychology give the studerit aii ogir:orti,:riity TC rgroaderi his kzfiowl- ed ge ard interests. Because a1r power has hrouaht nations sa clasef ly taaether it gs no wonder that the language classes are sa crowded. Scholarly Latin, rorrianiic Spanish, dinlarriatzc Ererich and scientific German are the chores of toreixyzi lariquaaes offered stu- clents of East. The lxfe and custorns of the iieonle of these lands are stressed along witli reading, write and oon'.'ers1::fg li toreugri tongues. Movies speakers, and various educational entertainments enliven the deoartrrient offennas. Below, left to tiqhi. I-if ' L, ,Il 5 Do l look like ,J 1 , Does 11 Testmq r H. J., ,.r 9. L-fy . 1. 4lL.1b. l...., ,H-fl I, Q .4..c, J 'XQHT CTI ., , ,,,L.v. My fffffwfl ..,.. C. U, YflV9, S. f.f'J I f'7 -.V -,.,, f. -Aves: MSN Below, left Mathematics and Science l ,rleyizztrrs icurlilcigrz ICI all S'fl'?fffll1C' sid tQf'f1r11731 warn, has beicfze Lriffrezsuipz I, ppp, 'Q 'ff-fzr. Thrf .L 551 the SflQCl'A.' cf rr 2zihe:'1i:1T1 S the learns IO Thgrik ff-ff:r1',' and f1 1gri:iGl, 'zlvr army g mill: . cn cnt rwtxgre lULj1'fC1ll'3', East has U very Cgrnpreixg-:1s1'.'e I'I1C11l1 Cl'9fCIY Qi lt Qmfgrecsxmq Lis scope ccnstrmtly, PYC1WllC1IlITlCIlll two years oi Cxkgel ra glam and Soho ' lY1Z'.fY'l1JfI1ifT'f, .zxrthc-::.i:i1f:f:Q 'lflC7l':'SlS, ind f,C1SlT r:.i1tr1Q:r.3t3c:s, Cyril: Q39 :EW nurse l '11vf- tive Siygder .S 'I fgrtz. fill: 5'::1f r, ffl- i:,1ri,1 t?1f- ...Fei-9 Pls' 9215111 thi- fffld if Sftfife l'lC1'.'i Q I-.'fr','s he-Qi Cr fzsixiixt for riosf ETX? Stpderits. 215.351 cmd 'fnQ:i1S,r',' fzrf- he I'T1CI1f.SfCl','S ff the Svgermfe defczrmmerit, Cherttistry :eng j1'x1cieC. Tifffrl 'Ind 'Qi'?1r'1cf .1 the Sfffrd Sf TLQSTPI, Flflfixgl Clfifjl 111311 are H139 roplllczr f-purses 'Q rel 'ivelx' TMS rigdfarr. QQ C:'Q',.QT,Q ed clepczrn' flrii ll-EHQQTS the A295 351-95.115 31:11 :Q develzr' f' sire: gf ecsiri' , arid 9XCIf LSS, Szrne stpieits time STQl9IA.f to at .Q ':l1Q'1f- fe iz. ' ' A tl' -i it-.fL'i ' if fi'1Qr'f'fe rreirtlx' :fffif-d 1 ,X V fi to riqhl, ' v 9 r' 6 .4 Above lei! to nght Music and Art rzfgsgir ae: f' trzgerti IS well eddffed I2 def ,ggi tfzlext or to g,ro'.'1de sozxxethxpg useful for l?lSLlY'5 h Lars. Vocal subjects range frorzi advazioed a Cagjggella through heamhlrtq and selected atrls ilee ia girls glee, boys' qlee and vo1ce. HCIIUUOHY arid rtiusli appreoiatioh ore offered also. lI1SlTLlf meritally soealcthq, Concert orchestra and band head the list wlth marchma loand, seccrtd band, zrterrriedtate orchestra, and mstrurheats classed ts follow. The must? department presents mazty gierfarrxiarioes duririq the year wh1Ch are well at- terided by 'lte geuloltf. Eas: s excellent art department provides students with trailing along several dttlererit lines. Draw- 1212 and jsaihtmq oommerotal art, fashtort drawma, :lay rzlodelghg, oreaive art arid genera. art :orne :Use thls department. The advahoed Classes make posters :or drives for dances, the all-school show, arid rztariy other actrfzttes. The work ot East stu- dents IS azrirzly displayed to the iuol: arid offer. l'flf11QI?'j, R.O.'I'.C. Displays Special Groups sffw R lliti qht R 2 DRILL SQUAD HUNGRARY CDFFICERS Row I, !eh to nqhl: fly. .111-'gzw CQLCDR GUARD . e o nqht.. , .. ,,,.. ,, 5:33 H:t'g',:,. Row 2: o,U w 4 Q, In ' A .533 - , f 2' ' 5 'Q Q. Ji . xx .i ,,f- rn Ng ' 11 . ,Q v . 5 . Left to right. rbw 1: v fl 1.-' .III Nl .. ' f', ,.'f. l,,, - . 1 , How 3: E1 z X 1 1 A I I A I S Row 21-- - Row 41? DQUARTER Lei! 10 riqhlc 3 k , s Q3 FFICER 1 ! fs ff 4 'Q nf 'lm ACTIVITIES p , , , , C f 2 2' N 1 r V fs'-PH 2 i -an :pgs in NX! 'SwL.i-- '- T1-IE S 1 M? - Q ' A .f ,f - ' f . I V I L i I 1' ' 3 5 i ' ' -- fi . , , wg .5 'A f A . X . 4. ' E! ! M J9? t is . X A I 7.7. . -... - , . , Q ' ,A 5 5 - ' . I 1 ' f . 'ig f' L M :NI ' .4 ex I, A A ,xt X 5 X .N 1 V A , r Li? ' ,- - , :js . 1 S A 1 IJ , ,K J 1 1 , 5 7 . K , ,s '1' 3 7 : f if -xxx A K , , 1 , 14 . ' .1 Q x ,, ? Y '. L fa 3 Q A X ' wg? ' 4 , , ' X-,Y , V 5 L , V K., 9. 1 JV' I f- --R ' t 3 L ' 9 :V xx E 5' KN, ' ' ' L ,. fx! ,-5 , , 4' t ' 4, if f . 'D , '4, - . ' X r' 5 A , , is 1 ' - .1 ffz. ' - ' .' .R e ig Af 2 5 Q ' 'x f f 3551? ' X, ' X' -- , ff' N ' ' ,M I f ' V, if X! iv H5 , ' k W' ,' ,I -4 A ' if 5 - 5 I If 5 5 rg . I 6 ' , vi. , I rg 1 ' uh I , X ' ffl' ' . , - 2 A Q . S Q 2' ' 3 x ' . f gf-' -, ' 1 1 73. ' ' ' '- '. as - f fu, X ' if J ' ix ' -. 1' 'f .2 ll ' fb' , ' 4, 'f 4 . Q A fm y - f w is Q1 5 u . 4 ez -hm ' T 1 . pb G f' 5 V T K.. 1 fi - , f 1 xf . - if 13.3, '- . , Y 26 . 1 MW' Y , ' A ' , - Y L . . 5 , if ' V . ' I fi f - ' ff ' ' j ' I A ' A Q : 1 V , ,-4. , , ' gl! . QQ 1 U 49 I VJ? fe x A I .' -A x, 3 . - 2 ftf., ., -2.- - ,mmf f . - . , - ,., , L .K U ' b It 1 -4 -4 .4V-....,,-.. J. and NCJW ,,..., V 1 Ci i 1' ll' ft, px .ag Activities The social activities attended by Archi- bald Angel, class of '75, in his heyday. are a far cry from our present social cal- endar. School social activities iust didn't exist. The slow, horse-and-buggy transportation, the distance between homes and school, the fact that girls were not allowed out at night unchaperoned, and the existence of an old-fashioned, too strict school board, all combined to prohibit school social activities. As time wore on, the restrictions were re- laxed, and a few dances and parties became a part of Archie's life. A birthday party was a big event: picnics were popu- lar: dances, many of them now a tradition, came into being: the social life of the Angel was coming into its own. For a span of about thirty years, the pop- ular function was the school social. When first organized there was a shortage of boys, and in order that no one be left out, one boy escorted three girls to the dance. Other activities, started years ago, are still carried on with youthful zest: the Senior Prom., originating in 1908: the All- school Show, in 1912: Red and White Day, 1927 . . . and today's Angel is still plan- ning! Stan Klippi Head Boy Babette Baldwin Head Girl V y I N, . ,,u,Q' , ,' I I is , , 7 ,la Q wx,- I L.. gg inf- , , f 2 4 r N I L n-'Q Qivu fi 'dl fr -4 L Seraplws Swirl ii? c::,r1u::l Serczih Sf.-.ing stcrtea f QM.-,, M. UM., QW., gf.. ,D f. V -x,V.,4. VV4,-..V.V. VN... V.. . , V. . 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J.. , , - - . ,..,'t. . -TNT- Cupid's Caper 1V,',, ' '- ik lJ.9flf'V2 YUTIQ' 'Q'QffLfQ.3'-'-5 'FJIIH 231'- Qmtlons cgi Y!AffflS?LIZlf?I1fS 'rms E29-ld Court MQ. A S'f.'f29tP12c1rI deny- sgiinscre-Ci by the Studvm CNoL'Y'f:11 :ww 'VVQF Q al 4., , ., 5, -.. .. ihe Scfturdcxy heirs- 'fmleritzrie 5 Guy. This year me 'gym was transformed Lritc U Cllfld S QOH Cmudst mc gmigr hscrts C1135 ccrifggrgg S'ff':'?9Thf'QII'f3. the days when Cupid was helpmg Pix 5 W -'-...aw Assemblies Reviewed -sn ,, Jw ff Tix. Klpff -, ,A f nf- A T, .4 ,-.A J ff. fw ' ' F X. V' . . 5 f,. i SIQII1' .f fi A19TS. Afssezxglz-2- fzrli Igzzr. PSE. Q. Edfilif Klgger J Day Mr. V.E.1t1 ws 'W' Qtr' CI 'Q ' 1-Q bus ff 'VS D an ' 2 5 5'- 3 1 ps 5 L . .N an - ' N-Nt... 2,..- 2 earth '4 fn X Young Mcm ...Juni aaa 2 P ' K 75 4' '-4 Assemblies Reviewed Dancers your Colorado Carter. 9110! 4 M nm-rvyehmw :SM Tru Senior Girls Receive Awards Friendliness Poise Cheerfulness Sense of Humor Courtesy Dependability Sporismcmship Service Loyalty Best All-Around Girl L Clockwise: f-'fzzmxzxe . A ' ' 0 Sum IEANNINE LA PERRIERE BARBARA GATES BEVERLY HAMER SHIRLEY SMITH SUE SARGENT SAROLYN LINDSETH NANCY LAND HELEN SINERER LGIS EVANS CAROL VAN FLEET ,. .., L1..:1s. I., .e ...Cy Lund Halen EVJ?'fE'f, Lzxs Evzris - 7 Modern Dance? J 1. Barber s from AGM ' I'- nl lack Benneti goes around l L. lj I i s South Hiqh's I X A 1151. l , I T f 1 . -J 34 L s -4 i n .10 0 Q I 1 A . IIC N if ?, 1731 J Show R l ik I l Bobby Heel Leto Logan, Carole Wolfe: Marlene Bruce A I ,, .a.,,Mw. H ,M Assemblies Reviewed X'---v--ff---.Y Ame, V-v 'Nf- .Jkm-:,. . l .. .. .f,A...,.., 11... .sfzry wigs The fE1e::.e f l ..... I . W l A kJQl'kS CSSQIIHQQY 'Nfllffi '.'. , x J I ,j .r , 1 x ts if 'N 3 V 'si g f of l l -6- Say now KH If WWW, A bf-,gglx ' 1 I I n , I I i 1 1 QI' sinus- . . 4 0 ' I .. ,A .Ao .rrqnligmec sy tzieriz :tori ine 'Llli-'-A four hggh sfhccls. The tolergt supple' hy th other schools wos: from fvlfxr. ucr. glrl '.'o:ol1sf: from Vfest, r sword in-mrlere from North, 3 barber shop zjuortetg cmd from South, the Three Simms and '1 Dr',1m. The Ar: ,egus zssezzxlely has ecrrieo the rergg f::1t1::1 if remg one of the best of the 'ze-Gr. Qi Q X'I'1:ff 'b 1 fe..-Je Rankin lrom West Actors Re-enact First Christmas 'With the Christrnas season Carrie the beauty ana drarra of the annual Qriristrnas pageant written by Mrs. Genevieve Kreiner. The traditional nativity scene, portraying the birth of Christ, 1-Jas, as usual, the Climax of the pageant. Furnishgng a seasonal background and adding a great deal to the draniatic pageant, was the a cappella choir under the direction oi Miss Fareeda Moorhead. ,i The Seniors Present uThe Winslow Bo - .fx ' Tae aspzratgoxs ot every' ara- I'I'.GI1CC..'f' rrgrxaea sexier turns to :ne Senor Class play. The aiizxal g.roa'.1:t1orr lS CIECTEC by the ararxatrs teachers 3, the faC'.glt','. The play the yer' was TheY'f1f.sQo'.-.'Bo',', d1re:2 ea bu' 1.1155 Ger.ev1e'.'e Kremer. The Cast :or.s1stea of Tori. Small as I-.rthur '.'.'1r.sl:'.-.': for Line Sxuffer as Katherr. 'Nma- low' vVv1fQiY1lU Beresford as Grace Vfrnslow- Marti Neealer YH , Y JL, -L I, x - I 1 IL ' ' -ef i --uni -KMA.. V' A 4, 35 le, -. +V M ff, fix 54 i f 2 l S , 4 Qs . Ig, .51-i i 6 .i-1 as Ronnie VV1ns1owp Duck Win' ter as Dickre WlHS1O'MJT Rodney Cort as Sir Robert Morton- Caro, iyn Lmaseth as Violet, the Maid: Drck McLean as Iohrz Vfaters- ICT! Bolo Schaefer as Desmond Curry: Prancell Lee as Miss Barns: and Ellison Ketohum as the carxerarnar.. Cherubs Take Honors Highlighting East high schoo1's agenda of oratorical awards this year were the Woodbury and Wolcott contests. Robert Herres' presentation, Sparactus to the G1adiators by Kellog, was awarded first prize in the seventy- seventh annual Woodbury contest. He was presented the coveted medal by Mrs. Edward P. Costiqan, whose hus- band won the contest in 1889. Founded in 1872 by R. W. Woodbury, the con- test has been carried on since the !ounder's death in 1903, by his son. The finalists included: Arthur Fine, Theodore Schomburg, Phillip Hefner. Robert Herres, Harry Arkin, Rodney Coit. Richard Winter, and Martin Needler. xx X -ui' Seba Brooks. iunior, won the seventy- tourth Wolcott sight reading contest with her interpretation of The Rocking Horse Story. Founded in 1876, by the Honorable H. R. Wolcott, the contest was held in a mixed assembly for the first time in seventy-tour years. The finalists included: Eleanor Edie. Barbara Young, and Francell Lee, sen' iors: Seba Brooks and Iaclyn Unge- mach, iuniors: and Leeba Nelson and Norma Roth, sophomores. East high's monopoly on the Shalroth contest was split this year as Nancy Vawter tied for first place with Lalaio Kalliminzer of North. The contest was originated in 1921. from a bond of the Honorable Iohn Shafroth. Since then, East has taken 23 ot 27 contests. Miss Vawter's topic was The North Atlantic Pact. Martin Needler, East's boy representative, took second place. 741,-1' I if I Y , .ffief . we . I.. , H --,, -,eg .,--v V -. 'f I I xfv- .. .JM ,L.I,I,.. .... .. Y Angels Celebrate Color Day .NI ve'f.,.' LJ, .hO...1Tf.:- I' ,I I N I, f. 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Z.'1f.'1 Pri1..1p Plgtt fghr. :.,:Cff. How 3: I-ics :E .','Z1f ff.:fi: Sx1'.'e::r.2n T'I Lf FW-':r1m::Lr. 1:13. Fcrwr .:'.fI',fLff Qf,.f::1':'t Lfzttzfz L1 inf.: '.'.Q r, Ez:-:Qs fphr. f.f'1rS?.3... Rcw 4: '.'. x.ly ffertzg' i:fCkl?ff iifll-'TLT Gini. Hmufw S 'LIC L L QT Row 5 J L L , mqzmery 7 rung F. Flax GLY 15 1 LADL 3 v 1 . 909 9956806 Row l. left to right: Hf1:,H f- GI 'AZ.S,k' H1Q.1f- '1r:'f: N111 3' .AIIZL 11:1 :'1f, I.'- Fifxq gs- LVQQ f:11'h'2i'f- f:u'q':Q.Lz:H iiQlII'! Sie ENE! Lf j'.ZYI11'k Q q Q1 gzw.. How 2 T.T'1:1G:: Bra:-fr: 2315 511:15 3 xrbdrx ffl ms Icuz. T.fCGf1:'. 2',' Mcxrxsff TIS r. ff 'Jw OfSff1'1 .izrnlyxi 'fu:1:.L:1fg:.,1:1. Iflrj: 'Q Henry' fliiry Lcy EELS Iffirflpf Duff. How 3: Tri, 423' Hitt. .ef frikez fzlg. SEAS :'33'L LIQTSELI1 Exll Def-f:',1lLIz. How 4: 311. Pzjfre i4 Mir: - 1 I . 'lj ,, ' .JVCYV1 Fflfi -1 . A cappella Girls' Row 1. lefi io right: lint: Zzgifsizg Epztxu- Efzxzer 5'1..g' 1111 ..', 1:11 :1'.'L:. F .IL-IX? Edie BQYTQ' T-TTLQYICY? P5111 STC . How 2: 33113942 P91541 Tltqgwlzif Hflxljf ffsrqlfi .All-'lf ue! ffffztleeri 53:5 f.1j':e 21315 1.15129 Scdezi ??1Q'.11S f:y,:r fgir- 9I1H1f11S. Row 3: Q: Yahnson, I,uC1,F Hz 'Aziz LQ: I' 1:1119 3321: 'Qc finite 3237. Bhrffl ffdrkhd' I4 ZS? .,'? -'.1Y'.. 6698 096 49 50 How1.leftto right: Q:'.1:..-3' P , A 1 4-e' '5- 1 P' 'itil 'Z' 441. Iffflf. . ::,: F147 Q. 1:.- 711,-' f.fg:.5'.:. P 1.1, J . : if'2'. f.11.- ,::'g+-1:31 'J How 2: QQ'.:.r.'1f.' ,rn 1. Q11 ,. Hirbtfff . ' fyiy F1 r.'1r'i5i,r1, Gm A 1, Ezvrff 3' :. 1. ' xi Eflrpfxirz. 2 fimlfe, J, ,..--. .- Pipgfct-1 How 3: Cf-:rw Fit fx1'. ,:, 21 k ' fe: 7'lTKf,Y1 ,::t. 'fri ,,1z.M:rf1r..Row 4: asf: -' A-'::. .- -el Choir Glee Club Row1,lef1lo right: Fir: 1:1 hwrmf, P152 .5 fwfr-:. 'rxzzzpf r' ju ..A.1zx:.f F15-Ar1:,f1v1:1 ll CK: 4 I, xr. i. Row 2: i ','.'YIS 7.7-,zzz 1 Wikisf. ffff1I1.j,z. Arzfi-175, FAT, f f ' ' L. gn ': S. .1:.q,,.,xS g,,,',,,O .,.- G, . ,Wy - . , -15.54 131':A - ... lx .,.... H, ,Mir ..M V, .,V ,, .-ea.-,q41s' 1-11 !.z':p'1 5.I, ,'i, .11--'Nl Row 3 fun, 0 ' -v C f Q W U' 1. . , .. v 1 I , ' - -s ' . . .t V , - - - ov' B., bt, ' af ' X1 .. , Q -u ,. ,, Qi- 1 1 Za ' - ' ,-74 f 1 I f 'V , .nf -an 4. ..-vi? -'.' V ll J. f- . 6 c N N: ,Q-r .Q-r ' . H 1 ... f-' 'M..,, .I s 4? X i iyhiin-1 my 101' .I X , gfw- if-f-'P ,f X ,1-524, 1 - - Tl? Y R: X as 7 sv I- Q ' 6- -. v 5' f ' 'E' x'5 'N I, -R f '--n 'ff ,1 I 'I x la as 4 ' t I 1 A- 'p V ,my 3 -s I 1 U 1' A f..f. 5' . 'X a' -Q7 ', 5- 'f 1 . , H Adj-gi if ATHLETICS '-R if fx cmd NSW S jx 'o .. .,.- -...,.,............. 47 , ' , fi., I' ,C , , . I1 X'N -J xg, . X, Y u R x V1 xnxx . ' , I , dem -. 'J C f X ,.... . . ....-,-, , , 'l ,ljd , Athletics When Archibald Angel wasn't busy inside school improving his mind, he was usu- ally outside on the practice grounds im- proving his skill in football or some other sport. Since East had no organized athletics in its younger days, the demonstration of Archie's sporting skills was confined to rival games with his classmates. After 1895 interest perked up in the manly arts, and East competed with other high schools in football, baseball, basketball. track and tennis. Football, which has always been the greatest attraction, was the big sport. To be a member of the team was a great honor, and the one elected captain of the squad was regarded as the school hero and a sensational individual. Since the school area offered no practice grounds. the teams worked out at Twenty-third and Welton. Later they practiced where new East now stands. The games, up until the time Denver uni- versity stadium was built. were played at Sixth Avenue and Broadway. where all the students and friends would gather on the afternoon of the game in a frenzied mood, equipped with a large pennant and prepared to yell their heads off for East's team, win. lose, or draw. As the years have gone by the people, the uniforms and the style of play have changed, but the spirit remains the same. ,. fi x Alf 'U 20' -. E ! s of lx 1949 An ls won our tenth. ,hey with impnssi 27 nj c,,,,,,,,,,.,,'3,1,,.,, ,md .,,, 5... .Angels Take State Crown win M ,gg fo tate championship since the or- ranization of the state league in 922. Seventy-Eve years ago whe: East High was tirst opened there was no organized tootbal 'his year's unbeaten Angel Afbftfl :ew xiii!! WLZOYSQN ,I heduuohiqm ganoonneams. aa: ef-151 332 to ve- 5-e'e'-1 :z,: '1 '. .... '::'...'.1 '.,':i 1:'.,: hampionship. scoring 177 During this period most of thf POUIIS while lh6il' OP- v gms' were- Played with um '08ifi0l'l to 25 P0iDl3- negby colleges and the Denve , A etic club. As more higl in hirelfleisoax ?3o::?p:1 schools became interested is 9 u ' Yi th tootball. games were playe4 'fs fo Grand Iundion 0' 9 .V '7 wh 1-5 throughout the state. althougl Bm!-fillill M019 PICYOU 'md ry? ' no state champion was recoq brought home a I4 to 0 victory. Q M niggd, The following week the Angels 'Z S ls h h :layed host to the Fort Collins inc' 95 l er' ave bee' many great Angel teams. bu none can surpass the line rec ord and sportsmanship die he state crown to their trophy 7 ! played by thi, yemfs squad. .arnbkins tor the State champ- onship. The Cherubs added . - Team WL I.. T. Pct. Pts. O.P ' o nm ............., a o o moo 111 24 . sms .......,,... 4 a 1 .North .......... .4 4 0 7 ,H fgyr , . ww ....,.,... 2 o o 'E , umm ...,..,. 1 s 1 Top row. left to right: Ibn Dikeou. Bert Leslie. Vern Averich. Harry Toqgert. Don Larkin. Tom Lihdqulet, Lowell Shavlik. Don DesCombes. llll Horton. Stan Swann. Dan Vetesh. Tom Hickman. lerry -McGuire. Kirk Hlnderllder, Tom Knapp. Bob McGinn. Middle row: lay Schnitker. Bay Marks. Bob Tripp. Bob Orchard. Wayne Humble. Fred Vlltsell. lob Sawyer. lack Skinner. lack Waggener. Russ Walter. Torn Cany. Glen Alchele. lob larick. Bottom row: Bob loyce. Hurry McComas. Ed Berry. Phil Plutt. Ed Hunter. Dick Frye. Bonnie Zier. Ierry Moore. Warren Plchiord. Boy Rogers. Bob Goldman. ' L :Milf 113 -9. Kirk Hludvldvr- End- Dmbncombemlaek. 1' umqum. ruth. Huw!-WWW ullciiymllmb mallcnpallmu Voni Avoreh. luck. all diy ' ' :Ast 1 west o Vim Avotch. Bash placement specialist split the upright: In the Anqofn triumph ovor llu Cowboys. Harry Taqqort. Center. an clay. all mu , Xa . .1 n llllllotbmlack Coochuldllorlqhl. dldiyuzllstah l.0ouDIaovr.ClmckllcGlon0.GnqqBrawnlnq.PntPanok A sqm gym, Tom Hickman gag End fri-, x V' - V 43,4 'Q . fm ff 545 , 'A f 4,5 ' 1- N ' ' ' J. 4. A. :Ast as soums ' Don DosCombn the Cherubs' ruqqod fullback. clean thu hack as llll Horton cnqlnoon the Bust Olhfili. 0 lonlnsllo loblvreo Back End kbhwyn Guard 'lomlncpp End lob0rchfml lock lobdoldmnm Guard Glen Aichele End - - Murry McComus Tackle Tom Casey End Bob Rarick Guard 'CITY McGuire Ray Marla End Back f EAST 27 , , , Bill Horton. ihe Seraphs' elusive lailback turns right end behind a wall ol Angel blockets as the Lambkins close in. Lowell Shavlick A . R97 H9995 Tackle End Wayne Humble Back lack Waqqoner Fred Witsell Tackle Back U 0 0 FORT COLLINS 6 lluss Walter Guard r The Fort Collins offense is halted by an unidentified Angel during the Championship game. lay Schnitker Center lim Dikeou Back Bob Tripp Don Larkin Tackle Guard O alter Harry Tcqqerl. Ball center. had blocked Weefe cllempled punt. la. is R: , W '1 J ,Z 9 lm Ag 'Q' 'E ff 4 3 is gp 9 Wk 4 V V, h A54 ., ,Q-svn?-4-M, -f V, Ei ,LA yr - ' ' ' x ua ,. . - wg' 'T f fi Dan Veleek Tackle Kirk liinderlider. stellar Angel winqman. lull: on the ball lor a touchdown. Bob McGinn luck Marmqeng lender Schwgiggf, Deane Qvrller. Gilbert Berexln. Clarence Benninqlon. Top rcw, left to right: lit, :.'1f,'1 fi :r:..f' :N-'ff fun fiyre Lf gre ld., 'fain f,fx':x' f.f Tiff fri. :1-sf fre: Qagdt. 2nd tow: 21: . 'g Qef QJ: A :Lei ' ' l':,'3r..Qr. ff-Ir, e ' e P1:nf'r'. f ff. 3rd row: E1 zz ' E: 2 YQ 371.4 f , 'fir The second tear: followed the exarhrfe set by the 'xarsiiu' and also won the c:rar:.r,1:rgsn1r ,cinch Diners las' three xzrgcr teams have rolled up a record of twenty wins afgagnst one defeat, and have won three fCf'.SGCUfl'. E' f:harr.pionsh1ps. Although ine team lost one game to North, lf was later avenaed by a one-sided victory in the second round. The squad showed fine spirit and 'ea:r.worlc, and despite the fact that there were no really outstandriq players, the mapority of the first strina recerved :hex varsity letter, Shcw1r.a great promise with a hiqh scoring offense which more than tripled the points scored aaainst them, thrs team should develop into a strong contender for the city and state crown next year, lunior Standings Soph. Standings lkff. Lfar... . .LLC Scgtr. u f EAST .Til Sour, .EDC 5 1 fest QSC Soph. Footballers Show Promise Althouqh the sophomore team didrft win the championship, they finished a close second to a surprising Manual team. Their only loss was suffered at the hands of the Thunderbolts in a closely contested dame. The team was aqairi coached hy Charles McGlone, who dave them a sound knowledge of the necessary fundamentals, Although the1r offense wasn't too consistent they had a very tiqht and well coordinated defense. The sophs snowed lots of spxrit and plenty of f1C5l'1f and ability which will prove valuaole in the next two years. Outstanclind rlayers were Bill Daniel, Tom Fluastad, George Ritchie, and Ted VVilliamson. Tcp row, leh to right: fre-' W frm l. nw- 'att-: Eli- r.r.ert it rrzf . .D rrz. 'fu . .Q flu' .. Pr: Huw '..' Tr ny ?i'i1.ff'.' K, 2nd row: fl .15 Gary' Fganr. Rt' ffiffirzxiz. 'jiff '.'.'1.n s 'z z':g it lf' Titre fr. ffdnhill fffr. f'r':rg::1f fi ferry' f5f'f.:.itrtfr , 11:1-.'rtir.rg l.fr. Lira 1. 3rd row: l fLYI.F 1.1 QV: ae Pg, 1'::.if-. T' FQLjs'i1': Phi. :'l'.'iS Qc: Greaify' Lou '.'.'i,ice --'.l'I..f. f-fdds Ted ' sf 1. Kirk f:am1e, Geirae S'r1,e.i:ief ff l.ffG.'T,i ax ui 'MN ! J' ' L5 -6 QU! , Top: Middle: Bottom: Y H -, if W, DQ ff' , 5' 'gif 'Qx.A I dx X 'f VX 4 xxx . .xx Mx Cheerleaders' O E 1 QM 'X -- iN Mbv 5 QW ,W fa ,, 7 JN 1 W L- 'N-.40 -bv- T 5' Iunior Standings lr Standing. left to right: Don Axe lack Smith, T331 :ver I-.rx !.f::t.r. Ray ','.'ea'.'e: :rd Eisse.. Bill De Lfcultr. fzach Pznek. Front row, left to right: :rl'c:. If-'ff in Uzfk Qui' r. fun Dme' . SRE WN Tl .f EZ: .4.ls':. Ex: '.'.'f,::. Juniors Finish Strong The Junior basketball team had c rather disappointing season with a record of 3 wins arid 5 defeats. The team was lafkina in height, but made up for it in hustle and speed. lt featured a fast break and hard runnzna offense which netted many points. The Cherubs trouble was due to the lack of a consistent and tiqht defense. The squad did display a fine spirit of sportsmanship and teamwork, and with the addition of the two Juniors who earned varsity letters, they should come back next year to be a top contender. The most outstanding juniors were lamie Grant, Dick Brown, and lim Dikeou. The seconds were coached by Adolph Panek. Soph. Hoopsters Have Mediocre Season The soph hoopsters, coached by VJ. B. Lamson, had a mediocre season w1th a record of four wins and four loses. They beat all of the other schools at least once, with the exception of South, to whorn they lost in an o'.'ertirne dame, Althouah the team was weakened by the absence of center Ronald Shavlik, who played with the varsity, they had a very hiqh scoring offense which was hard to stop. The team as a whole showed great spirit and teamwork, and was never badly outplayed. lt was the rnost promisin: group at sophomores that East has seen for many years, and there are individuals on the tearn who will help the varsity sauad next year. The most outstand1na and consgstent players were Barry Frank, Torn Fluastad, foe Leyden and Dick Lutz. Left to right: Q 1 .. Q'Lr':.s':., QQCK fyfzzz ,,. .en .',z:. T 'as' 1: Qui: Pina.: ff lei Hazee bt.. ?t:ut .fv EM Hiirkey I. l.ff,':f-tx :H Lf y'1 33: f' - T -' 'fe S'7,e.'. f 'Jerri Flip pt hairy F: :hi-1, l't.t. Ctey Manager. Sophomore Standings ag: .LCD .CSO Netsters Have Good Year The Seraph herrrieh uhaer Coach Lamsor Champs, and dropped ro third XII :he :Hy Staha led by Captarh Nick Sregel, who was the or.1' Wm aHef:1ry honors. Other cohslsterit players Dvexriri, and Ray Llpseh. . . Go Team Fmlshes Second T e grrishea a respecialole SQQOTLC behxrd an xce If a y evo o team. The Angels d1a have the a1st1r1Ci1orz Vu 'vleaa P a, ehampichshrp whloh lS C1Gf6TI'I'.1fiGCi by rhe ecoree o 'es embers frorzi each rear: zf. a preseason tourrg- Wrrrerm frrr r ' h IQCIFR, lea by Bob Vfeizr: had a Combined wore orr rc e .wth secorid place Sepxth S Al 1. As all of the Saaaa h X er of Serxier D314 Cook 'Jflll he remrziizig :ren-:L e r h f e to rake :Hy aria state horiors, f '7'-li I ll f-fx ' Leh lo rxqht 2.9, -P L9 Z1 fig -eo ' ,gegese are r :liek 49,27 The 1950 Track Squad As the Angelus goes to press, the Seraph cindermen have had no meets, so it is hard to pre- dict the track season. Things look good in the Angel camp with 150 boys reporting for practice. The squad is led by returning lettermen: Tom Knapp in the hurdlesg Bill Horton, Clifford Robinson, and Tom Carey in the quarter mile: Art Fine and Shorty Simon in dashes: Lloyd Dimick, Fred Witsell, and Don Ackerman in the half mile, and Don DesCombes in the weights. Results of the early season time trials indicate that this year's track team should he a strong contender to oust South from the city throne, Left to right: Zan Larkzrt Dcn Eesllcmres, Fd Stages J A S S A 'WR' 00- gm ' 4 X ,qw , we f , Counter-clockwise: 1 Flflf' BLR Haiti' 3 9 :lik ELI 'h Opposite page: Taxi 1 -c 1 ys. X2 l 'Y' Left to right: The East farm team sys: , 1,1f32rg,Qrated by ,.sa1'Ei Charles ffl'fGlc:1e last year so that thi t inure boys would have a na:L':e to participate in regular :omg , ttipri proved to be a huge suctess. The system, headed this year Coach Browning, '.-Jas again organized, with nine teams and approximately one hundred boys taking part. The teams were selected by the nine captains, and there were tour games scheduled each afternoon Some of the boys played on both a farm league team and the varsity, and everyone was given a chance to advance into regular varsity competition. Heading the sophomore team again was Coach Leon Diner. Many of the sophomores participated the farm system, and there was always a possibility that a sophomore would make the varsity squad. The team showed many promising players, and Coach Diner was pleased with the teams performance this year, Lei! to right: Tom l-lzhrtxan, Play Lfzzks, Ball PJj.':.f1. v L, i, Y I ,M .f4.4, 'VV .f ' Ve- r ' pl Y X x av -,3w , is 4345? X' 4. J 9 ' ll 5 A 5 M ff ' N' V N lv, 1 .3 . 4.7, i . ' mi Sr- vi -4 Kc C ,, ..r. .J - ' ,fl LN f-rf' f ' -.. A .- QA- I' as ' .., 'A ' fl- , I 4' :Pb Ill ,F-Ili If mm . ? n f 'T A 1 if JL' ,A L mv 'G 4,5 5 from 11, v Q 5 X 'ir 'e: You WY. .4 4'5v4 Dorn that hook! .459 sf? 9 ,-I: . ,pn ,s , 'u ui ' H.,.n A' 1 t ff'i'44Fs A ' ', f ' ,Q kfwzl M V ff' pf Q Q3 :Jw . ' qigi fig is mg' ,V I Q! :V ' f, 01.1 'ji-QM V7 f 5' tif' rl? 1' 'Qi if ff? ., J ' 9 5 ' ?- if 1' . r A If V- ' , f ' ' W iw X 2 f if - .' ' zgftiyi 1 i f V, f I ' ' I 1' A-' , H15 . K F , , WP' 1, Ji . , af ' W5 wx , s f .sf - x 21 'f f:,NgLa Vg A 3 ' f'- 5 , 15555: ' , M - ,A 7 AF ,A I . 5 15 fi , 43 ' - ff- ' ,J N f Phfafrz ' v J V1 1 4 ,,, -H , g g f V ORGANIZATIONS .,,,,,..- A.. .wh fn.- X N fish! Y N r f N ' ' 3 T2 OUTJNG Z'-' CLUB 'N Mfr Xqmfr ii hx i 1' ?-L, THEN cmd NSW f AJ' 5? an Q2 J , cw fx f 9 A if wil Y ,, ll ,Q Organizations Archie Angel's school life back in the seventies did not afford as many and as varied extracurricular activities as we have now, so what he lacked in variety. he made up in enthusiasm. One of the big events touted by the pupils was the annual geology picnic led by Principal Baker, who ioumeyed to Morri- son with the school's nature lovers to study the wrinkled face of the earth. Then. too, Archie would look forward to Friday nights when the Lyceum Literary society, an exclusive organization of the school. would meet to read scenes from Shakespeare. debate on a current event, or listen to classical music. lt wasn't until l904 that a club as they exist today was organized. the first being the Congress club. Other groups began form- ing until today some seventy organiza- tions either once existed or now exist at East. Clubs varying in activities from fencing to home economics. and from gardening to chess have found their place among Eastfs organizations. As Archie and his classfellows proved an old statement, we and our chums are prov- ing it still: people group together accord- ing to their interests. s R fmaiiz 5 Row 1: Ellison Ketchum, Kay Bdkfce, Shirley i-ldshimoto, Betty McBride, Delberdine Anderson Bdbette Bdldwin, Lois Evans, Gretchen Goisser, Donna Morrison, Dcnnd S Bush, Lloyd Dimick, Eddie Gauss, lim Hays Mrs. Todd, Thomas I-lorris, lohn '.'.':thdrn. ncdcjrcxss, Archibdl ..:..crnr:e Swerer. Row 4: Martin Needler Podney Coit, Luffy Robertson, Marvin Childers, Ted C hu ' Inter Club Council Row 2: NCIHCQ' Land, liar ys Ester Osborne. Row d Bruce Fcliette iq, jon Desfomkzes, B lnter-club Council is the qoverninq body of the clubs, comprised of the presidents of each club lt was orqcrnized to promote d closer bond ond better understdndinq between the groups. They meet twice ct month to discuss questions ond problems thdt arise from school issues This yeor the council sponsored the vcrrsity-faculty bcisketboll qcxme. to right: Boil S Council members in action from left ers Peqqy :Tien .-323. -issues it was discontinued. but ap- The Spotlight made its appearance in 1921 under the name of the Angelus. After three peared again in 1921 as the first Spotlight. It has been rated All-American for the last 19 years. Through the years the masthead has been changed irom a picture of East with spotlights on it to a replica of the Sullivan memorial. Various novelty editions have carried through the years the spirit, customs and fun had at East. Y 'Thr 4 .6 , Q fa I 3 if 1 0 I 11.- as X1 The class ol 1909 produced the first year book. The cover was ol heavy paper. and the book contained short stories. essays, articles. iokes and interviews in addition to the pre- sent day features. The year book was called The Annual until 1926. When East moved to its present location, it was called The Trail Blazer. In 1927 the name was changed to The Angelus, which in 1939 won the Pace Maker award among yearbooks ol the nation. ff' 4? 34. vw AMX? -r-' A ',49 'P'6?'4' A Top row L frfncr. fie BILL e Q e Z r A L f J lf How 2 , ,.. I B Leav Reiner' CLF, '41 r 5 How 3 e ' Pb 1-'rf .... ez .nun ' Lf 'me F use nov exrs rg Gt East, Cfnoress goes fur er :ack mio OL. fustorv 'V1C 1 cmx ctfff ' new ffs ofqcr r Zeo 1904, it was errncf ly CI dencve uh cnc HUG G 'mc Jules Q v rm Puer: O GHG Colorccio S r 'ms high schce S F ow rt lS open to oevs 'mteree ec so emme r Q. f' Tms years Qctrvves wcluded tulle my xcr ous rc uity 'members 'rom Den er un ersr Q em: wc, on curfew' e en 5 two all-school fxssembhes cnc an Crfmucl scrmq banquet P uc M 'ec to ,KY boys wfro naive Qrecrk CI r tx N no are e este 1 over T ' e J cnc wno rn ' V Q mol e Vice President President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor T' Q S 1 , f O 3 , c 0 4 7 1 ' X YJ ' I K N Too row Row A Row 3 Row 4 r 'AGC uae S ,J N Sponsor Treasurer Secretary Vice President Sponsor President :QQ . XX I K -1 ii Top rowz. , :, ' : : ' .f ' ' .. 1 '. , '.::-1 ff ' Row2:'.1, ': 1 1:'. 1, 'f. ,. ', f' ,.:f:1..Row3::'.:,y:. 4' f-3h 'FP ' ' 5 Lge, Row 4:11 . White Jackets Top row: f' . ' Row 2 ..-ROWS Row 4 X n' o 'I Xb - Z M' f , 7 74' A -1 : fg f -D 1 g 'si f f I Y is I 1 in . MJ , K fa, Q, 'QM an at .V - ,Q A, I A, N 5, is 5 ' u. ' fx. f 1 slfff 'E-I eg hx : 3 Q , '59 1 l I 5 . 3 s fi H ' .4 2 r- 1 if 5 1- b Q H Sli , .4 lf' Ii -Q Q 1 . l A ' -1 Y 3 - ,Q-,QV - ,- - .im-.. D -. A -M X- , - 5 -,,. .Q--' 4 A ' Y ,A..QlQL:aiE:x.1-f ShSLxS.?S' '?3'., A 'Qi- A! fm 5 Y Top row: E. Clariri, '.'.ittz'.-1, I. Frederitksen 3. xrvey, Hills, I. Shue, HV. flzrk D. Paricjuri, F. Freeman Goody, J, Earlan, A. iiexirigtgri. Row 2: I. Marshal., R. Reinenixri, A. Fine, C. Newell Ft. fiine 3. herres I. Levy A. .5merriz:f, D, fflurphy, P. Poiliri T. Harris. How 3: B. Silver, B, Pavee B. Eslcarios, Pf. R'1.s'pri, l. Blandford, f. S'Th'N'Illlf', A. Sweeney. E. Gauss, C. Marquardt, B. fversen B. Ediin. Row 4: L. Ftzloertscri, D. Russell, I. Perrine, f. Llzck, T. Echczrirxgrg, Charleswcrih, A. lshill C. Skelton, I. Hays, D. Smith. Euclidian Organized from a slide rule club in 1932 by Harry Charlesworth, the Euclidian club is now one of the oldest clubs at East high. lt was organized for those pupils interested in pursuing the problems of higher mathematics. Although an occasional outside speaker is invited, most ot the meetings are devoted entirely to tall-cs by the members. Each year three awards are given to three top ranking math students who show great proficiency in mathematics. The main social activity of the club is its picnic held each spring. Qlv' ll! 'Q Left to right: fznz. Lzutf Secretary-Treasurer ' ' President ffl., Sponsor lst Vice President 2nd Vice President 71 if I , Top row: Eikg l.iiG1rLr1, Ein-:ard Barry, Tong Carey, frm Adams, B rlerres ar in ri e Fm.:-tte Ziik l,lf:l.e'rr:. Row 2: Bill Delfloulin Ted Sihcrrikpurg, Frea ise f 5-pr, 5a'.-.'yffr Dan D':'Sli'.IIlIf'S. How 3: San Ffliyipi lifti Plays, lr' Fir rl, s f D i f f ff-r :Q Cr fix: Pre-Law Pre-Law, organized in l939, was originally tor boys interested n stuaying law put o 1 it is more xnte-rested in helping boys Choose their Careers in any field lustin W' Brierly has pee the Clubs sponsor the entire time. Many ot their meetings are hela with prominent figures in business ana politifal lite l s lust this year they attended a meeting with the Governor in his Chanmoers Every year Pre-Law sponsors many tirie assemblies this year ha 'mg snonsorea loh par er return to East for a Command performance. The Club is lirnitea to twerityrfive members all of 'QW pvfxgff ...VTE .f'3-,Wg 4.1 if t Left to right: ' ' ,-.r' Fzrxe Vice President RY' Secretary Treasurer Sponsor President nf E313 .1 . wa 452' ' 'ja 1 ' ' . la l ' ,, Va ageing ., ., , ., ,f Q .V 1' 5 4 1 V v ffrff . I - 'f7J if inter Sports ttract ng ls 4 W Q' W4 . Af. 4 H 5 1 , .as p ii W, ' -5-' A -f . Q n x I 1 1 I K I i'. A . s , . it lg nf .. 'S' n K sf 'gf' Top row: E' 1 :I .. L11 . f.fx1.'.' it 1..f ..., :. .r ,jf 11 1...5sr:rx1 .i .. ROW 2: .f . 1Hr':. .. f :My if BTI' I. ffpif.--I. Fil' I: I.Hf::g5L-Q1 1. i '. ' ' .V '..':.1:.f': fl. Plffl'-I IJ1 f I, . ff--Z.: .1.Q Ef. 'rms fmfisvzzf-1'.ROW 3: Lzzdswfiz 7. 5 T. ? ' s f E ' Presidenl. Twins. lv 111. i, Sponsor, ' :. Vice Presideni. Y. Eiglfl--In Try' j . P' Top row: f. .II N15 P. Zesili ..f. QUIT 2: zgir F. Eegsgzg C. ,S-Qzser E. fwf1sqr:'JQ.a, f, Siigkk-I fl. Lccrgzcrz Fxhurds: Da Prim. Row 2: T-f. Cfpkfs K. Cam F. CTIE.fl1flI1, fl. Kay E. fozkea R. Kung S. Cox B. .-Xlfwii M. Lfuzisozm, E, Sxzzzf 1 How 3: Tl LCE E223 S, Tfwdi E. Kerb, I. vii? Iii ff, 'Jcczrihy K. Kqnygn, F4??fiC:+? C. fixup? ell S, Hlfch, C. Liugiee. Row 3. Nyfd .. 'f.'1Q1nzt1sir1 I. fff1'I.1uqhl1n C. Tvflfiiei. 1' fhnztukwrs, ,5.. HGH? Le 1'.'1tt 'Q Luke f. 1:11 Hc'.'.'H F. Sita-Fr: ' ?f'XI'f'fSQIl 3- S314g'km R, E',1Cji ,IIl5'.'.'1fI'. W -W. .x Mx Top row: fl ?A::.- L .1 1' 1 ff1 .mr Fr.: .f :Q :' :' rL..:1' ',: 5 I ? '-'ziy' ' ' 5 sa, Row 2: ffur . F ' Qesif, ff: 2,41 5 1 bf 1:.:.,- E' V+: ig: ,Ire - :-f.'er,j. .11 -':. if ,f1f,. fy. . :,gf.-4: V' ,1 Secrelcry,fQ1. President. fr 5 'U Vice President, PT gy. Modern Dance Top row: FIV: 'zz xref-gg , 1 Row 2: P1 :rr :fi r. ff ltr' Pft-'L' f.f ?' 1: J flu: Row 3: X' 1 Sw' -1 'Q'x,s.sAf: 1 :',a-- 1:1 , f3'fi':, f. :1:.r. Row 4: 241311125 1 11 1 .1:'::1:-H ?3'V, Rolf! 3- f Sponsor. 1 5 L' 1 1 r 1 v I I 'vi I T 1 as Top row: Sat. Dai.-:san David E. Cliff, Sam Netheena, Sci Vestal, Gecrqe liidy Marcy News-ll, lfleurisse Heirii, Dick Oliriaei. How 2: lchri f:is:.er Gun- flciszgv Fflillli Cell mr. Ciiifcrii Haynes, Eriice Euckiriqharii Terri FIC.-Jn, Gfiff Ol1Y'.Cf-I. Row 3: fiat Flite! Fav-:e'i S: Hs f.fe. ,j'l.f'Il, Flair. 'if if. -f, Get :ia firmer fc it Stew-tis. Boys' Rifle The Rifle team is sponsored and maintained by the ROTC for those interested in the sport of target punchina. It meets once a week to hold postal matches with distant schools, and also participates in the National Intercollegiate meet, the Denver lnter Ladder Matches, and the 'Wil- liam Randolph Hearst match in lanuary each year. This year a trip was sponsored to the Annual Roy Best Trophy matches at Canon City in which the East team wcn many honorable awaras ana placed very high. The girls' Rifle club was orqanized to promote rifle marksmanship. lt is affiliated with the National Rifle association and the Colorado State Rif.e association, lt is l1YT11fGG to thirty girls oe- cause of range facilities. Q 0 i i t ...A Girls' and Boys' Rifle officers. left to right: b 'uf I. Secretary read Treasurer '1' fc Secretary :everly Bend Executive President Csr crne- President sqm Rex Dai.-vsc Sponsor --1 Gretchen Gassf-: Vice President . .aylcr Vice President Cinder Treasurer tn Esriey President Top row 1 Szrxziir P FL Q fl L 11 Row L Q 9 ..fLCfE6f1 , C : Row 3: Tr 2 QQ C1 Hom, f' native stufieri rcr DG '1 ri CQ stcmllsaaa IQ fran'-C Q urns unacrstawdm 1 CI G CIUfTCC1CTTiOI'l of cm Fw C1 tr rs ques Crackers cms ccwonstrct cas mann L I Of fd fro 'cm ' Qmhirshxp is OQFTGG ta Nose 1Y1Te'2I6S'CO rea 4 e Gr. . Sponsor Proq. Chairman President Vice President Treasurer A Top row: D. Yfriter, D. Larkin, Marks ?. flier, I. Ch qrtiizers, D. Lani-zfard, E. Shan, G. Bridges. Ft. Groves, '.'.'. Fowler T. Knagzr., B, Frank, E. Brinkman, M. Galvzrg Row 2: Peters, D. Rankin, F. Vfitseil. A. Maiowney, E. Barry, I. McGuire S. iohriston, G. Loary. I. Adams. riJf.VlSCil. D. Snyder. Row 3: M. MCCornas B. Clark, B. McGinn, B. Pattee, A. Ishili, YY. Picki' rd V. Averch, L. Anderson, T. Schzzitker D. E. Deivicuixn. How 4: T. Carey, Fritz Huber, I. Skinner, B. '-'fri .r'1rr.s, F. 113' 'e i.. Diznick, P. Ewer F. Crit tri f. '.'.'f:':a':r1er '.'v'ai'er H. JDM, f. Dzketi F. D inieis. I-Ii-Y The main purpose oi Hi-y is to promote a better understanding between the rnernbers, This pur ose is accom iished b the participation in different activities such as a dance ana assenicly Y . . during the year. The character oi cooperation which LS one of the rnain traits needed in iite is developed. They sponsor the weii known Casanova Capers which LS notea Zcr tne crowniria of me casa- riova Kina. The traditional Red and Vfhte day operation is again dernonstratea. D .,s.,-.pd fe,--W3 -. N J y rw Left to right: usuaiiy brin 1' a anode ,..,, .lfff .iCal 'w'f'Qr3Y'3 oc Secretary-Treasurer President Sponsor Sgt. at Arms Sgt. cn Arms Vice President 1' MAJ' L , K .W Top row: 2. inf, ff, ff-'f-':.fz F. Zi.. , K 'zrllf-y L. ZQYIY. f. P1 r..- F, rf'g::.::.'4:. Q. '.'.'eQQs E. i'.'fffSZT1 f. Sine S. 2113.3 f. fear. T. 'Qg .r.. Row 2: ii11t.': W. ff. Purxr. 2. Srr.1'r. I.. Hcsenziera H. f,f1.,fr A. 'feieriirza P, ,-Hrnaa S Hack . f-fajfs, ff. .ln zxaer. How 3: fl. :wifi N1en11r'.f1n I.. Tananraum P. Hf-frm-r I. 'lnae:r.'xsr., B. Yzarg I. Z1rr1r:.e:rr.a:. f.f:.+5.r.':r1es '. ,4l..1'1fI.i-'fZ. 'J '.'.'1ttr'.-f E. kr-tersir. S, !+.de.s'e1n. Row 4: L,S1.vf-rrzrzn ft. If-Us .l 'l 'f,'lS ff. Zzver., Y :1.r I..z'r,'i f.' ' :assi , Y. f. Ef':ffr's' I. lf. 1 ', .':.'.1fI 12. f1:.'4-I. Hisicry rs a great tnmg. Vrfltneut 11 would 207 be able is uraersrana the werla preblerns ina: face us taaay. The InternarrenaE Reiancns Club was crganrzea at East for that purpose: to furtner ine Lxnaersfandznq af nanens ana exchanqe ine :est in Cultural :aeas cetween these natcns. Each 'gear I. H. spanscrs assernbhes ana thexr annual spring aance. Playrna nest to foreign 'sisnlng students ana artenarnq the many xnternaticnal ecnferenees are also an the Clubs agenda. Tne Club s only reauxenienr is a sgnsere interest rn the frahlenis of the world. Q! Lei! to right: 21 Q' 1 ft.: Paliameniarian 1 .'.'.- Treasurer Secretary Vice Presidenl President Vxce President Secretary Treasurer fr 'El nr' ', ' :f1.f' Iii, fQIf'Sflf.'l :, Qef :'f'6-f 31,2 1 ., I '..'If - TCM! B I B I ifts i'1L1LS iz' ECIET, thi f 1-.'E1Qft1ff Club Chai Arfhe em? ago the Bays Bow .frix if-1: at the Pczrn P f3QIfI.S fyur rierp is QF ive? fi 'he rreriber President ' ?r T Tcp row: 1' ILM: -ya J .1 .4 . H - 1 : :',' 1155. Row 2: A U 'I 1 f I '1 ,Asn 1 , .,, Row 3: if ' 1,..... 1 1 1 5 r Row 4: ff' e, r 'L v J - my Baci: 1:1 l945, l-I1-Y was terrirzgrardy fil3'ICfilrYl'.l9Ci arga frcrr: 1' stew a 191 'mea H1-roll-40. lt is not Confmea lf 40 rtiezub-ers as 15 generally thought, and ras gro J ofmsnaera ' over 40 1:1 the past fe:-1 years. H1-R li a ser','1:e Cluli, orqaruzed to perforrr army ser ICQ asv-W 11, Such as usherma at school iunctrorts, aria bema responsible for the schoo arlcmq ot lts main social events each 'year are a sfeak fry and a formal dGI! D Left to right: H- -,- N.- 1 W-je Sponsor Sql. at Arms President Secretory Sgt. ct Anus Vice President Sponsor Fry-Q s Y ......... .ww HR A-alba.. Astronomy Honorary Athletics Top row: ' 15, iii. Row 2: . Treasurer. f zsxr. Sponsor, 7 :Je Secretary, 1:1 President, ' Bible Research Spanish Top row: 39' ' .. ' , ye ,. .vi S 5 S ,A Row :1 71' TH If LQZ ': s 1. Sponsor, i ,z 1. 1: : Vice President Ig Treasurer, lf 1e fr. President, fe i Top row: ' :: Row 2: . 1 Sponsor, 1 ' Q ' t .' Treus, urer. . A - .' 2' v Secretary. ' 1 V ' Vice President. ' ' President. 1 President, .' Spon' SOI. Pre-Medic Script Top row: Row 2: Sponsor ROW 3: :Y . ' Secreiury - Presidem ' Treasurer is is s Y 'X K Top row: - Row 2: ' retary-Treasurer. Vice Pre Presiden sident, ?-V I, ? k Sponsor. Sec- French Sports 01 4 ' 1 .1 Q Top row: 9 ..A'If'- ,I 121 11.5. Row 2: L.Ll'I1f f 1' PM Treasurer. 'X Vice Presidem. .H 1 :':.--: Sponsor 3:11, President, f.f'::y Secretory. ' : 11: ' Girls' Rifle N aiu ralists 5 5 2 F r I 1 f 3 ! .YN 5, A 1 Y 4 52 A 5 i ,Qu 1 x-. 1. '3' ' - 4 Q2 iq f , v M., ,,,, if if 'N-Bw-lQa...,.A ' ' ALBUM ' '- 'Nu- K4 ,,,1 df Z, M. fx'- ,,..,.f-M ..,-- 4' x N 7- of A-'Q QL kk -1 gfx V -J--ff in f af' ' Q-ff -if fd 'V J- --- A -Y V ' - :rw 'F N .... -., .4 if N digg! rigfflg ixx- A,-K iff.. . ' AX xr,,- 4 Q . . . ' 3. -rt A . - V 4 1 1 , x . - XV x Q. X X fx f 2 .,f' W X g 'Q -JJ-f 48 J THE .5 I 'pn- y cmd NCDW ... ..-..- ' Z4 . i iw? 4 J' 1' ' Q 'TY 9 5 53' 42 pg' R .U Q, P kk T X fx , V X , lj I V i ..- , 5 ' n 1 X I '47 X xi-,K 'X I' V at ', A' .A 5 ? , i 7 M f I aff ' f 1 bn 41 'AL' Q , Q5 PHO' 3 '3 ff 1 f 515 . ,fy-V ,V4 , X . If I X K-smwgx SX : X- -2 l , A, A., WH , ..., . -......v--....--..-.-...fn u---fnlnx ...Q , ,, , .--v X +5 ,..f' X u., X I g S X Album The day that Archie Angel graduated from East was a big event in his life. The Cen- tral Presbyterian church on Eighteenth and California was packed with families, friends, and admirers of Denver's new high school. One by one the seven grad- uates read their own essay before the ap- preciative gathering, and one by one they filed past Principal Baker to receive their diploma. ln contrast to the first graduation. the class of 1950, instead ot graduating seven. will graduate 700 seniors. Much of the tradition that we take tor granted today originated when high but- ton shoes and bustles were the style. For instance, our school colors, red and white. were selected by the class of '77, The term Angel originated from the sculp- tured face of a six-year-old girl which was placed above the entrance of old East. Because of her lilmess to an angeL the statue was called the cherub. which in time became the name of all East stu- dents. The statue now stands in the south court of the campus as a monument to East's past. The tradition of the senior class gift to the school was also begun by the class of '77. These traditions and many others were es- tablished through the years by the gradu- ating class ot East high. Many outstanding people have graduated from East. which is a tribute to our Hue schooL And there are more to come! Anniversary Class Bids Farewell 'ffe the cldss of l95O, dre the seventyesesond grddf udting cldss to bid fdrewell to Edst high. Like dll of the others thot hove gone before us, we look bdck on the best three yedrs of our lives. As sophomores, we chose Hdrold Feder ds our cldss president. When We were juniors, we elected Wes Miller ds our jorexy. Our lunior Prom wds d gredt suoe cess, with Bdhette Bdldwin reigning very grdciously ds 'queen The following yedr, we chose Bruce l.dFollette GS our ledder. Our cldss sponsored mdny dctivities, such ds the Senior Born ddnce, the Senior prom, the Senior Cldss ploy, cmd other senior events. Ori the gridiron, the footbdll tedm pldyecl dn un defedted seoson, ond then cdptured the All-Stdte crown for the first time in the history of Edst high. These dre just Cl few of the memories thot come to mind GS we soy fdrewell to Edst, ond to dll of the won- derful Angels thdt we dre ledving behind to odrry on the East high trddition. Counter-clockwise: Bruce Ld Foiietfe, President: Szdney Nez-:tart Vice President: ledrinine Ld Perriere, Secretary: Sue Sargent, Treasurer. Miss RQQIDIG Desldrdmes, Sponsor: Leon Dzner, Sponsor. 1 .r1... Q' 1 f f J , ::,,,. 1 L .ftfzasg . f'-' .2 ,..,,.. r :- .M , Arr CVW. .. , .Jf .V fx L AML, P ..,. 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'xii ff' Q.--0' Af- IGF i NF! 431 I 1 14 'sf E9 l if ps up 'Q' H, V. Wi . 1 , 1 . pw. 11 ...fa F---x sr' W4 Yi 'Q .1 1..,Zlf' ' ' SCAR. rx:-.ni i - I . J.'D'l.. T...-'I, v' 'J '1...:J-:: .-LRF.-- P, N MS- an-V Y 'SP 'W J 'Y fs 'Vi +.4 .J ,.,:.,. w. J. RM: 1' R K ' . VL,-Ui. -'v :: flifl FCEEPT! C. r HRAI ... .J 'L .SQ 4 li , A ,,, , -I? X!--7 .l i 'U' 1 -x 46.9. yd Nun..-,Q W. if 'E 'F Y? vu- '18 'x if My . ' ii 5 st hx Right to left: Mr. Ichi Marr:-es, Spenser: Sue Bltrntn, treasurer- Pczsy Reeves, secretary: M153 Lirertfr Mrller, sg CTISTY' Stcrx Iohrrsforr, '.'lC6fjT'?Sl- cient' Y-'X.71HilYd Bssel rreefee' ., -.,1,A... Class of ,51 Class of '52 Right to left: Mr. Gregg Browmrrq, sponsor: Rocky Groves, pres Nancy Sierlirrq, treasurer: Miss Lucrlle Hqcrudcrs, spcnsorq Bob Mi Vrce-president Kirk Bokke, secretary. r s.ey zu .,,, 3 . 45 Y G, , 9 3 endfmcjer '-:5 B , 3 4. , QXI 1 J 5 J :fic .fl gf ,.p,., B1 1 :Uk Cc' ' 'W 'Q-, 4 f D . . f. . 1 x - 1 ir -R -Q ' tn , an 47 fi X- Q9 51: L s Nl -D .Ja I 3 YZ? 3 F -v 'fi ,A- f,:.5s 'Y 4427 af' 'T In S J Q f' ,IRL 3 ef wb' 8 . , 3 4.-Q i 6 Ak 949 .51 5 'I' za-as ff' 5 -if .b I 4' I I' 5, .,,,. A0 N V 1. I :Ra 3 -,Q in 'Y' 6 4:5 wk K Q L. ,..-, fx., 9- i 5, Q 1 41' -9 fr f. .1 Q K -4 ' -4 Y' UI 1 12 , s Y ,,I 's , . Q . 'l I ' fi!! . ' 5 5 Q x 4 if A fi, :gf 'Y X E Tnsmzs :env ' ke? ' ctsrr. N U. V ,.L,.Y,,F, nk., f A .,-Cflllf - f '3?S6 .. 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