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N at . . ,v L V 2 I 'Q 1 f . v lf , V 1' 1 J ,klf A , I f A ' I , , 7Mn A b M 'Vt M I, ,, if ala Ruveoe C Pasf Louis H Braun Preseni H1011 Ellie!! 1'00 VNIIIIIVH' .Fufilfe ggi'- FWIHJU' Il! www' 'l E'1a foedzcoztzom Stl During the past thirty years thirty fingers of 3 great men each in turn formed the foundation of East high school and have originated and upheld the traditrons and ideals for which our school is noted in the present With their hands these 5 principals have moulded the future of every student at East hoping to enrich their present lives in high school and to plan their lives for the future years To Roscoe C. Hill, past principal, Louis H. Braun, present principalg and Wymond J. Ehrenkrook, East's future principal, the Angelus respectfully and devotedly dedicates the '52 yearbook. It's in their hands, our past - present- and future. ,sJ 'JN K. V1 ,, TWT? 5 jo? F V 53? 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T ' ffm h-- ,,..- fn 4' f 'YV A ' 3, 1... 4:-.K hi- -1. L W L, 'fi 'W :f?:..r 'ET' f y 'fn- WJ-1 ' 'jg1,,,,..'f.f' ,f,,. ' Y i -at ,L 1? E1 I Y . V dj '--H A , ,, ,:. .. -13 i i +V 1 .,,. QL..- 'fg -Y 45,23 -f5...,.f ,L:,L.. ,4 v A ig' -.Y hen. KP' -Q ., ,fl Q . ff :Kiwi M0 fl 'fH 'f 9 'K' lllfllflff ' IIWIPY' pls lfqfvf' 1141 HW!! IMWW X X i . .-.,-...h y A , . A ff 1 4' .f , I X NX xi vw N H4 , V . 5 N .- 4 x 'Ny , LJ, NX : I Y Q x lx XXX I ' Q Class of '52 looks to the future. It's in our hands, our past, our present, and our future. As we, the graduating class of 1952, look back at our past, we recall many fond memories. In the fall of 1949, as sophomores, we elected Rocky Groves, president, to work along with the other class officers and our two sponsors, Miss Lucille Ilgaudas and Gregg Browning. The first social activity at East was our sophomore party. Advancing to juniors, our class chose Donald Ackerman to lead us through two wonderful social events, the Iunior prom, where Sidge Arnold was chosen to reign as queen, and Red and White day. And now, the present, is our senior year. After electing Lynn Hoover, president of the class, we gave a Senior Hoe Down dance, Senior Class play, and the Senior prom. Corrie Houston brought recognition to our class in being elected Homecoming queen as did Peter Breit, Woodbury winner, and Elizabeth Merey, Wolcott winner. ln athletics, the class won many titles: the football team won the city championship and placed second in the state, the tennis and golf teams won city championships: and our basketball team won city and state. Now that our high school days have drawn to a close, we, the senior class members, are looking ahead with confidence in expectation of a future which will be as full and enriched as the past has been. It's in our hands, our past, our present, and our future. Gregg Browning, Class Sponsor. Countorcloclnriu, Senior Class Ofiicers Lucille Ilqaudas, Clan Sponsor: Lynn Hoover Prom dent: Susan McClellan, Vice-President Vonme DeSpain, Secretary: Pegqif Mintz, Treasurer ar ALLEN. BOB D club, treas.p H1-Y: Key: Swimming, all city, all state: Ir. usher: R. G W. day float comm. chairman: '52 club. AMBLER, MILTON R. AMLONG, WILLIAM E. Skliastp Ir. usher: Euclidzan: Red Jackets: R. 6. W. Jacket dance comm.: Cheerleader: '52 club. ANDRES, MARY ANN ANNIS. NANCY IEANNE Seraph sisters: '52 club: Spanish, treas.: All school show: Kompus: R. 6. W. day skit comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: Sr. social room comm.: P.T.A, model. ARENT, DORIS MARIE Drama: Kampus: '52 club. ARMSTRONG, LUIUN Seraph sisters: Skliostp R. 6 W. day skit comm.: Kumpus: R. 6 W. day tloat comm.: '52 club: Hoe down dance comm.: Ir. prom comm. ARNOLD. PAT ARNST, BETTY RUTH ACEMAN, DONALD R. Pre-Law, pres.: Debate: Congress: Red jackets: D club: Ir. usher: Track: Gymnastics: Shafroih alternate: Woodbury finalist: Christmas paq- eant: Ir, class pres.: Principc1l's advisory coun- cil: Inter-club council, pres.: Delegate assem- bllly: Class day comm. chairman: All school s ow. ADAMS, IACKIE White jackets, pres.: Seraph sisters: '52 club: Art, vice pres.: Ir. escort: Girll' bowling, treas.: R. 6 W. day comm. AIKEN, RUTHIE White jackets: Seraph sisters: '52 club: Modem dance: Ir. escort: All school show: Sr. picnic comm. AINSWORTH. IOANNE Kampus: '52 club: R. 6 W. day float comm.: Sr. prom. comm. ALLEN. ANITA Girls' glee: Band: Opera. ALLEN. ANN Gzrls glee: All school show: Kampus: '52 club: Office assistant. Lynn, Rocky, and Nancy trail two lunches. ASHFORD, IOYCE ASPELMIER, VERNON Seraph ststersp Whtte jackets: A cappella Art: All school show: Drama: Gtrls' rtfle ASTLER, GEORGE Football: Baseball: D club: Key: '52 club. AWES, DARILYN DOROTHY Seraph ststers: lr. escort: '52 club: G.rls' bowl- mq: Skllast, AYLARD, PEGGY Seraph ststers: White jackets: fr. escort: '52 club: R 6 W. day comm.: Delegate assembly: Skfast. BAER. DIANE P. Spotltqht staff: Kampusz Homecom- tnq dance comm. BAKKE, KIRK '52 club: lr, class sec.: lr. prom. ccmmy Fgoq. ball: Soph. class secretary: Scph. planmnq comm. BARDWELI., IUDY Skliastg Kampus: '52 club: Sr. prom, comm Hoe down dance co tnc R. 6 W, day comm BARNES NORMA JEAN ,, 's 19 ..,.,fk N x ..,f BARNHART, CHARLENE Kampus: '52 club: Whzte jackets: Hoe down dance rornm: Sr. prom. comm: Glass an- I IOUYlC'flIllC'l'1l rarnrn.: lr. prom. rrrzrzrtm- R 6 XV. day float vornmp Gtrls' glee' All eihatsl sltow: R. 6 VV, diy comm.: Class day comm: Sr. actvzty card comm: Red jacket airtw rcrzzrz. BATT, BETTY BATTEY, BARBARA Angelus edztfr- Staaerxt ccnnctlg Fcrfztilt S,SfGrS' Vfizte mcke'-ts' lr. fscart D. A. R akernate Assembly ccrnztz.: Pr1nc1t2als advsfzry coun- czl Chrzsfmas pageant: Class rzna ccrnrrxx R. 6 VV. Gay skit comm: Katnpus '52 Club: Skllasf All school show' lr. prom. comm. Seraph swing comm.: Hoe down dance comrn.: R. 5 W. jacket dance comm. BAUGHER, SALLY Delegate assembly. BEARDSLEE, MICHAEL IOHN Anaelus staff Class ring and announce- ment Comm. Euclzdzan: Sr. play comm.: Sr. prom. comm. BEAVERS, GLENN Concert band: Wrestlznq. BECK, HOWARD M. lr. usher. '52 club: 'Delegate assembly: Gym- nastzcss. Claes luncheon ccznm.: R. G W. day float c n.:rt. BECK, PATRICIA Azzarltt.. stutt lr escort: Delegate assem- lfy Selig lt sstersf Vfhgf- :ackets lxzrtq- urge rqrwz- lriter-:lub CLtU.Ilf'.l K'zrt:p.uS: 'ff' flxlla H. G W, jacket danfe- czrnm.. R. 5 'N dry ekzt carxrzt- Sr pant comm BELCHER, BARBARA Elf: :gh s1sters Whxte packets: Kam- puf Mzaern dance: Ir. prom. comm.: R. 6 W. day flcat comm., Hoe dcwn dance CCYYIITII Pt. 5- W. Jacket dance comm: Gtrls' alee: All schacl show: BERRY, HAROLD I. '52 club: Concert band: Marching band. BERTOTTI. ICE Football: D club: '52 club. BEST, ROBERT H. Band. BIORK, SALLY Girls' glee: Hoe down dance comm. BLACKWELL, CAROL ANN Seraph s.sters: Whzte Jackets, sec.: Ir. es- cort: R. :S W. day skit comm.: Ir. prom. comm.: Soph. party comm.: '52 club: Hoe down dance comm - R. 6 VJ. Jacket dance comm.: Kzzmpus: Sr. prom. comm.: R. G W. day float comm.: P.T.A. model. BLANCHARD, MARY ALWIN Seraph sisters: White 1ackets: Ir. prom. comm.: R. G W. day comm.: R. cS. W. day skit comm.: R. 6 W. jacket dance comm.: '52 club. BLISS. NORMA Kcmpusz SkEast: lr. prom. comm.: R. G W. day comm. BLOCK, RICHARD BLOOM, EVELYN Seraph sisters: Kampus: '52 club: Sr. prom. comm. BELL, BARBARA BELL, ELEANOR White jackets: A cappella: Seraph sisters: Kampus: R. 6 W. day comm.: Class ring comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: R. 6. W. day float comm. BENIGHT, ROBERT Key: Red Iackets SkE:1st- Tug of war. BENTLEY, DIANE White jackets: '52 club: Kampus: Girls' qlee: R. 6 W. day skit comm.: Ir. prom comm.: All school show: Hoe down dance comm.: R. 6. W. packet dance comm. BERKE, IAMES Ir. usher: Red packets: '52 club. BERKOWITZ, BERNICE I. R. club. X A. George, Tom, a swing. Ji X nd Dick get in BONSTEL. IANICE BOWEN, DON Red lacketsp Jr. usher: '52 club: R. 6 W. dC1Y float COYUYH.: Stag ntqht comm. BOWER, BETTY Seraph sisters: A Cappella: Madrtqcxl choxr: R.O.T,C. honorary otftcerz Chrrstmas pageant. BOWKER, RUTH MARIE Ar Skflast. BRACKEN, HERBIE Student Council, treas.7 Red 1ackets,treas.g Ezble research: '52 Club, l. R. Club, R. G W. yacket dance comm., Arbor day comm. BRADDOCK, CRISSIE Angelus staff, Seraph srstersy Ir. prom. commq R. 6 W. day skrt commq '52 clubp Delegate assemblyp Seraph swmg comm., R. 6. W. day commy Sr. prom. comm. BREIDING, CHARLES BREIT, PETER KLAUS Woodbury wmnerg Cl'1I1SllT'lTlS pfrqeantr Script, pres.7 Debate, vtce pres.: l. R. club: Inter-club councxl. BRETZ, THURMAN Concert handy '52 club' Debate: Conqressg Sr. actxvrty card comm. BRONSON. MARY Seraph szstersg Whtte Jackets: Homecoming queen atrendantp Sklfastp Seraph swtnq Ccmrn: R. 6 W. ,acket dance commq A cappena R. 6 W. day slat comm. BROWN, CHARLOTTE ANN Concert bznd- Concert orchestra' All school snsw Serupl: sLsters BROWN, DONALD Q :lub Baseball: '52 r-lub. BROWN, KATHRYN SUE Serxgolr esters, lr. escortp '52 Club, Skffastg Modfrrx '1 mt Frenflt BROWN. TOM BRUCE. IOE P. Wrf-stlznr '22 club, Soph. Class panty ':':::1, R. 6 W, day float cozzrzn., BRUHN, EARL '52 lab BRYANT, GARY BRUCE Hel'-'g'r!e dssernbly, '52 club: Red yacketsf All school showp lr. prom, comm. BUCKINGHAM, BRUCE A cappella. 6? BURY, DONALD Concert band. CALVERT, LENORE MARIE CAMPBELL, IUDY lr. escort: White jackets: Seraph sis- ters: Ski-Iastp Kampusy R. 6 W. day cimgmg Hoe down dance comms '52 c u . CARD. WILLIAM IAMES R.O.T.C. CARLSON, MARILYN Seraph sistersp A cappellag I, R. club: Script. CARROLL, JANE Seraph sisters, CARTER. CAROLE R. 6 W. day skit comm.: I-Ice clown dance comm.: '52 club: Kampus. CARTER, CYNTHIA Skifastg '52 club: Kczmpus: Hoe down dance comms R. 6. W. day commq Ir. prom. comm, CASTLE, ROBERT M. Howdy day comm.: Class day comm.p PreAMed:cy Red Jackets: '52 Club: R. 6- W. Jacket dance comm.: Concert bandg Marching band: RO. T.C. 2nd lt.g R. G W. day comm. BUMPUS IAMES Concert band Concert orchestra R 6. W day skit comm Hoe down dance comm BURKE NANCY A Ir. escort: Seraph sistersy White yacketsp Dramag Astronomy, treas.: '52 clubg All school show: Square dancing: Gzrls' glee: Ir. prom. comm. BURKEY, BOB D clubg Footballg Vlrestlxnqg Hy-Y: lr usher, Tug of warg '52 clubg Delegate assembly. BURNELL, DICK Angelus Stuff: '52 club. BURNINGHAM, PAUL BURNS, KATHIE Sercrph sisters: Ir. prom comm.: Hoe down dance Comm.g Soph. party comm.: Komp- us. Class sponsors discuss graduation CENKOVICH, PAUL Skflftst. CHA NDLER, SHERRY SUE Sr, prfzm. comm.. R. 6 W. day float comm. '52 Club. CHASE. BRONSON H. R-40. CHAVEZ, MOUREEN Language, Gzrls' qlee. CHERRINGTON. MARK H1-R-49: HL-Y. CLARK. ANN CLEAVER. MONELL COHAN, IAY M. Gzlfz Visual atds: '52 Club. COLBURN. FRANK F. Inter-club counctl' Rttle team' Boys' rifle, presq Boys' bowlmqp Euclldxanp Hoe down dance commg '52 clubp R.O.T.C. Captam. ...AY 1 1' COLLINS. WILLIAM E. A cappella. Delegate assembly. All school show, Debate: Boys' bowlmqz Skl-Iastg '52 :lubq R. 6. VV. day float comm. CONNER. GWEN CONRAD. PAUL ESMOND CONWAY. KEN Delegate assembly: '52 club. COOK. RICHARD T. A cappella. COOKE, MARLENE MARY Homecommq dance comm.: Spot- lzqht stattg Kampusy Modern dancep ly, prom. comm.. '52 clubg R. 6. W. a':y comm. COON, WAYNE Bclogy, presg Drama. Astronomyg Inter-club CC'.1T.C.l. COPEN. LYNETTE Ser-:ph ststersy Whxte packets: Kampusg R. 6 VJ. Jacket dance comm.: Hoe down dance comrnq '52 club: Btble research. CORKISH. EDDIE Artg Btble researchg Concert orches- UZ CROTCHETT, IODY Seraph sisters: Whxte jackets, treas.: lr. escort: '52 club: Kampus: lr. prom. comm.: Hoe down danc comm: R. 6 W da comm. R. 6-W da e : - Y 1 - Y float comm.: Soph. party comm. CUDWORTH, KENNETH E. Track, all clty: '52 club: Sr. prom. comm.: D club. CUMMINGS, MARY ANN Whxte Jackets: '52 club: R. 6 W. jack- et dance comm.: R. 6- W. day float comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: P.T.A. model. CURTIS. KEN '52 club: Hoe down dance comm.: Boys' mile: Ir. Red Cross councxl: H.O.T.C. DANIEL, WILLIAM B. Hi-R-40, pres.: H1-Y: Football, all city: Student councxl: Deleqate assembly, vzce pres.: D club: Tug of war: '52 club: Princ1pal's advisory counctl: Attendance COIHIII. DANIEI5. DAN DAVIS. ANNE SkEast: Kampus: '52 club: lr. prom. comm,: R. G W. day comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: Hoe down dance comm. DEETER, IOI-IN H. Drama, vzce pres: Boys'bcwl1nq: R. G W. day slut comm.: All school show: R.O,T.C. lt. DE SPAIN, VONNIE Student council: May queen attend- ant: lr. prom. queen attendant: D.A.R. alternate: Kampus: '52 club: Homecommq queen attendant: Sr class sec.: Gmrls' glee: Whxte Jack- ets: Sweetheart couple attendant. CORN. HOSALIE '52 club. COHNWALL. ANN Drama: '52 club: R. :S W. day skit comm.: Class luncheon comm, COHNWALL, MICHAEL Euclldman, pres: I. R. club, treas.: Inter-club councllg Golf: D club: All school show: Delegate assembly. CRISPELLE, LESLIE Pre-Medfc, vzce pres.: '52 club: lr. usher: Sr. acuvlty card comm.: Hoe down dance COITIYU, CROSBY. NOBMA IEAN Concert orchestra: All city orchestra: Red Cross council, treas. CROSS, ALICE Kampus: SkEast: Ir. prom. comm.: '52 club: Delegate assembly. h DILLON. ROBERT Bible research: All school showy Gymnastics: Concert bond: Concert orchestra. DINNER, GERALD Boys' riileg Boys' cooking. DIXON. ELIZABETH PAULINE Concert band: Concert orchestra. DODD, IAN Student councily Delegate assemblyg Principals advisory council: May queen attendant: White yacketsp lr. prom. comm.g Ir. prom. queen at- tendant: R. 6 W. day float comm.y R. 6 W. Jocket dance comm.: '52 club. DOLSBY. GALE F. DOUGHERTY. RALPH Swimmtnqy '52 club: Arbor day comm.p Sr. play :tommy Sr. prom. comm.: Class luncheon comm. DOWD, MARY Seraph szstersg Ir escortg Euclidtanp '52 club: Kampus: Hoe down dance comm.: Modern danceg Small D5 Sr. prom. comm.: R, 6 W. day float comm.: Sr. play comm. DOWNING, IACK Concert band: Boys' bowling: All city orchestra. DOWNING, SAM W. Ht-Yg Key: Pre-Law: '52 club: Tug of warp Ir. prom. comm.: Sr. prom. comm. '23 1 DREITH. RICHARD E. SkEastp Bundy Orchestra. DUCKWORTH. ROSEMARY DUFFY, LARRY '52 club: SkEastp A cappella: Christ- mas pageant. DUNHILL, DONALD Football: Wrestltnqg D club: '52 club: Key: Red jacketsg Tug of warp R. G W. day flocrt comm. EAMES. ELLEN Vlhzte Jacketsp Seraph sisters: '52 club: Class rmq comm.: Ir prom. comm.: R. G W. doy sktt comm.: R. 6. W. packet dance comm 5 Hoe down dance comm. EIGEMAN, MEGAN' Seruph sisters. ENARSON, NORMAN ENSOR, EDDYE LEA EPHRAIM, PAMELA Sercrph sxstersg Pre-Medic. E 6 -9 FEATHERSTON, RAE IEANNE FEHR. ROSEMARY Ir, escort: White jacketsp Seraph sisters: '52 club: Kampusp SkEastp R. 6. W. day float comm.: R. 6 W. jacket dance comm. FELLERS, I UDITH Arbor day comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: R, 6. W. day skit mmm.: '52 club. FENNER, SALLY rrsmmcx. um cf SkEastg Red Jackets. '52 club. R. 6 W. jacket dance comm. FISHER, IOAN JOYCE Student council: Deleqate assembly: '52 club. Ir. prom. comm.: R. 6 W. day comm.: Hoe down dance commq All school show. FISHER, IOHN W. Boys' rifle: Rxfle teamy '52 club. FISK, IOAN FLAX, MORTON I.. Football, Wrestlgnq, Baseball manzxe qer. All school show: Scripty RO. T.C. captain: Concert band: D club: H1-Y: Pre-Medic. Boys' oookmq. BRBER. IOYCE ERRICKSON, MARTIN Euchdian, sec. treas., Sr. prom. comm. EVANS, IANET lr. prom comm.: Kampus: '52 club. ix FABRIZIO, WARREN VICTOR Qi '52 clubg Hoe down dance comm: Sr. Prom. comm.. R. 6. W, day float comm. FAIR, VICKY Seraph sisters: Ir. escort. White jackets. '52 clubp Arty Delegate assembly. R. 6. W. day float comm.y R. 6 W. jacket dance comm FARMER. IOC ILLE Principals and faculty celebrate basketball victory L5 FLUGSTAD, THOMAS STEPHEN A cappella, pres.: Madrigal choir: Ir. usher: Student council: Delegate assembly: Angelus staff: D club, pres.: Football, all city, all state: Baseball, all city: Pre-Law, vice pres.: Hi-Y, sec. treas.: lnter-club council. FOX, DEVRA FRANK, BARRY Football: Basketball: Hz,Y: Hi-RAD: '52 club: Student council: Ir. prom. comm.: D club, sec.: Sr. prom. comm.: R. :St W. day comm.: Tug of war. FRANKUM, BOB FREEHLING, DONNA LEE FREELAND, RAN Drama: Debate: All school show. FREEMAN, ROSELYN FRIED, MARLENE Kampus: Sr. prom. comm.: '52 club: R. 6. W. day comm. FRIEDLAND, GARY ALAN Delegate assembly: Concert band: Pre-Medic: Red jackets: R. 6 W. jacket dance comm.: I. R. club: '52 cub. A is V.: G' Q7 -Sw- H. 1 FRIIDHAN, ARTHUR Student council: Delegate assembly: I. R. club: SkEast: '52 club: D club: Track, all city: Foot- ball, all city: Golf, all city: State student coun- cil: Sr. prom. comm.: R. 6 W. day comm. FRIEDMAN. SHARON LYNN Spotlight staff: White jackets: Seraph sis- ters: lr. escort: '52 club: I. R. club: Home- coming dance comm.: Ir. prom. comm. FURUSETH. PHYLLIS Homecoming queen attendant. GAMEI., LINDA IANE Seraph sisters: White jackets, vice pres.: '52 club: Kampus: Class ring comm.: lr. escort: Delegate assembly: Seraph swing comm.: R, 6. W. day skit comm.: R. G W. jacket dance comm.: All school show: Girls' glee: Ir. Red Cross council. GAMMILI.. ROBERT W. GARDNER, IIMCMY WRAY '52 club. GASTON. HELEN '52 club: lr. prom. comm. GATES, BETSY White jackets: Seraph sisters: SkEast, vice pres.: Delegate assembly: '52 club: R. 6 W. day comm.: Ski team. GEISLER, AGNES E. '52 club: Ir. prom. comm. GOODIN, IAN V. GORDON, NANCY Kampus: '52 club: SkEast: Brble research: Grrls' glee: Hoe down dance comm.: All school show. GORDON, VIRGINIA R. 6 W. day slut comm.: All school show: Hoe down dance corrm.: Home arts: Modern dance: Art: Drama: '52 club, GOYETTE, PATRICIA Seraph srsters: Kampus: '52 club. GRACE, NANCY ANN Art, GREEN, MARY IO Spotlrght staff: Seraph sisters, sec.: Ir. escort: Whtte Jackets: Drama: Kampus: '52 club: Gmrls' glee: R. 6 W. day skrt comm.: Homecommg dance comm.: R. G W. day float comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: Fl. 6 W. lacket dance comin.: Sr. prom. comm.: All school show GROUSSMAN, ALAN A. '52 club: I. R. club: Hoe down dance comm.: Arbor day comm. GROVES. ROCKY Head boy: Soph. class pres.: Delegate assembly: Student counczl: Prrnczjoal s ad- vzsory counctl: Ir. escort- Class rmg comm.: Pre-Law: Key: H1-Y: Delegate to the Nattonal Student Counczl Conventron: Ir, prom. comm., chatrmang '52 club. GUST, MAYME ANN Seraph srsters: '52 club: Ir. escort: SkEast: Kampus. GIDEROFF, JIMMY D club- Track: Wrestlmg. GOHR, RUTH Delegate assembly, SkEast, .2 crub: Kampus: lr. prom. comm.: R. 6 W. day COIIIITI, GOLDBERG, NORMA SUE Delegate assembly: Ir, escort: Seraph sxsters: Whrte Jackets' Language, sec. treas: '52 club: Kampus GOLDMAN, DORIS MARION '52 club: Hoe down dance comm. GOLDMAN, PAUL S. Debate: Script: Sr. prom comm.: '52 club: Swtm- mmg: Class day comm.: Pre-Medxc: Sr. play comm.: Naturalrst. GOLSON, DIANE Seraph slsters: I. R. club. Dave and Zoni busy at work GUTSHALL, ROBERT C. H1-H-4C. RADLEY, MARTHA Scrlpt, vlce pres.: A cappella: Madrigal chorr- Ir. prom, comm.: '52 club: Kampus: Seraph srsters: Sr. actxvlty card comm. HADWICK, SUE Delegate assembly: '52 club: Ir, prom. comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: R. G W. day skxt comm.: Concert orches- tra: All ctty orchestra. HAGUE, CHARLES Stage crew. HALL, OSCAR W. R,O.'l'.C. mator: Red jackets: Chess, treas.: Vzsual axds: Delegate assembly: Wood- bury alternate: I. R. club: R. 6 W. jacket dance comm. HALLUM, WILLIAM 0. Ir. usher: D club: Swrmming, HAMILTON, ELEANOR Bxble research. HAMILTON, SHIRLEY ANN Seraph srsters- A cappella: Grrls' bowl- mg, HANNEMANN, HOWARD Sr. play comm. charrmang Chrrstmas pageant: Congress vace pres.: Ir. prom. comm.: Woodbury contestant: R. 6 W, day comm.: Soph. party comm.: '52 club. fs rv HARLEY, THERON H1-R-40: H1-Y, sergeant at arms: D club, vice pres.: Football: Tug of war. HARPOLE, NORMAN EUGENE HARTHUN, CARL '52 club: Delegate assembly: Ir. PIOIU. COIIILU, HARVEY, NANCY IEANNE All school show: '52 club: P,T,A. model. HARVEY. VIRGINIA '52 club: Kampus: R. 6 W. day comm. HATHAWAY, IEAN Seraph srsters. HAUGEN, VIVIAN HAUSELMANN, IEANNE Skiast, pres.: Ska team: Kampus: '52 club: Sc-rfrph szsters lnter-club courxcrl: R. 6- W. day sk.t ccmrn. HAWORTH, DEAN Art, vzce pres.: '52 club: Hoe down dance comm.: Sr. soczal room comm. HILL FLORENCE HILL, PETER S. B1alOCZY7 Opera. I-IINKLE, NANCY Kampusy Delegate assembly: White jackets: Class day commq A cap- '52 club: Hoe down dance R. 6 W. day comm.: lr. comm.: Sr. prom, comm.: pellap comm.g prom. P.T.A. model. HIRSCHFELD, LITAMAE Kampusy R. G W. day comm.g Ir. prom. comm.: '52 cluby Sr. prom. comm.: Ir. Red Cross. HOLLING, CAROL Whrte Jackets: SkEastg Seraph sisters: '52 club. lr. prom. comm.: Kampus: R. 6. W. day camm.g Hoe down dance comm.: Se-raph swung comm. HOLMDAHI., IOANN Seraph sxsters: White jackets: lr. escortg '52 clubp Brble research: Sr. play comm.: Class day comm. HOOVER. LYNN E. Sr. class pres.: '52 club, pres.: Student council: Delegate assembly: D clubg Key: H1-Y7 Pre- LQW:y lnter-club ccunczlg All cxty councxlp Prin- c1pal s advzsory councxl: Trackg Tennls. HOUSEHOLTER. ELO BETH '52 club: Ir. prom. comm.: Modern dance. H0 USTON. CORRIE IEAN Delegate assembly: Student council: May queen attendant: Homecomlng queen: Sweetheart dance comm.: R. 6 W. day comm.: Sr. prom. comm. HAYES, ROGER C. Sr. play ccmm.p Arbor day comm.: '52 club. HAYNES, CLIFFORD EUGENE D club: '52 clubp R.O.T.C. captam: Wrest- Img. I-IAYUTIN, CAROLYN SUE Red Cross councrl. HEAD. HELEN CHARLOTTE HEIRS. BEN H1-Y: Key, treas.g Basketball. HIDY, GEORGE M. Euclgdzanz Delegate assembly: Rrfle team: Concert band. R O.T.C, captazng Boys' rxfle. 8:45 Student Council discussion by Barry, Bob, Herb and lim. ff' HUFFSMITH, BARBARA Whrte jcrckets: PILDCIPIIIIS cdvrsory council, Delegate czssemblyy '52 clubp Kcrmpugg Ir, prom. comm.p Hoe down dance ccmm., charr- ITXZYI, R. 6 W.d:yf1Q:1tccmr'r:, HUGHES, DIANA C. SkEcst- Kumpusz Lunquzqe' Hoe down dance cirttzrxg '52 Club: G.rIs' glee, HUGHES, WENDY H. 6- W. day float fvvrnrr.: Kfzmpusg G1r1s' bowlmqg '52 flu? Sr. play Comm Hof down dwzvrr rcmrn ' Sr. crrtgvjy card Comm: Mzdern drzncep Sr. prerr.. .- ::1.::x. HUTTON, CAROL KCIXTIPUSI Sklltrst Sf? duh: Hue dewn d1n':e COIKYI1. HUTTON, CLYDE HUTTON, SHIRLEY Vlkve j'JCkF'S, S-Brig? esctrt 'EZ clubp Clxzss Hoe ciiwn dance fzmm' lielegite assembly. IRION, LOIS ANN lr prom rsrrgrrx f,'r'rmfr Art' Opt R. 6 Vi. day 5k.! z1Lm.7 All sis NV. dZlYf1OfIIC'fZ, IAMES. NANCI '52 clung, R. 6- NN . diy C:'r1'.1 IAMES, ROBERT L. szsters Ir. ng ctmrnq Art, tref1s.g ,.-1 ,VV b i sziiw, K. 6 'x -2.5 his ,Kg 'Su' t Q 71 IANKOVSKY, VERA ' A -4113111 -Z ' If 'T CCIH sembly' Pr.:.c1r :fs cdvrsory IASPERSEN, DON YOHNSON, IOYCE K. Serfxg P: sisters, Ch Jr r-scert AJ s: Meds Modern d ccnrrmu Og.-Xxfr, set t hcwr ::.g' Lfzrxqxnqo, S. ra 1.51, IOHNSON, LAURIN ter' Skfcst. IOHNSON, LELA Y. Ir. prcrn. comm - Hoe dow K xmpusp G1rls' sports. img, CCJT. we x . Hoe down 1 Detetgqte as 011. Lstrrzfzs pageant slhcwv, Pre : Sr. prom reds.: Girls 5 crlubp Nitu n dance comm.: JOHNSON, MARION GWENDOLYN 1. R. :lub G.rIs' glee. IOHNSON, MARY Ski. 1L'. JOHNSON, SHERRY Ir, prom ccrrzmq R. :S W. day skxt commg Delegate crssemblyg Kcmpusg Sr. prom Cirxrrx ' Ss club. IOHNSON, SHIRLEE Sercph sisters: WhLte Vlcketsp Ir, es Cort, Sr, prom, comms R. 6. W, dfxy skzt CCmrr..: Gxrls' bcwlmq, pres? Intereclub Council: H. 6 W. 1cCke dance comm.: '52 clubp Ir. prim ga: iff U, ,W ,252 f , Q, -35? f 1 l. 13:-4, a'1 ' gist' , L- r. , . fa . -1.1 lf . avg ,- 1 -. n .vi ii 2 , 46- , airs ',. 6 'Ar v ,Z Q , A if :- V ., .I 1 'ff -ff m 2' W' if 'S V B zany. X :Lf Mg.. .- . 'J sf -R ff -' 3, If-if if ,f fi Q . Q. A , L, 69,53 fb, , ,Q L 2 , K ' 1, Ei. , X13 - - Ji, 556: 5555, 3,1 - f 2' 5 -A' j A 4' . 3' . . J ,1 1- 1,4.+..r, :1y,.-V . 33:51.- '- ag ,. k 4 -1 A 233' ,' Y ,, , f-ve-.:fL f: 3 - ,awry . , . 5, ai' . .L .A .. 45 42? 15' 7 YN. Tn X 'hw HAPPER, GILBERT Golf, all ctty: I. club: Euchdian: D club. KLEIGER, EDWARD Concert band: Concert orchestra: March- mg band: Boys' bowlmg: D club: All ctty orchestra: '52 club: Delegate assembly: Golf. KLEIN. BARBARA Whlte jackets: Ir. escort: '52 club: Ir. prom. comm.: Sklfast, Kampus: Seraph szsters: R. 6. W. jacket dance comm.: R. :S W. day comm. KLEIN, IANET '52 club: Kampus: R. 6 W. day comm: Ir. prom. COITITH. KLEIN. RICHARD E. Red jackets: R G W. jacket dance comm.: Concert band: '52 Club: R. 6 WV. day float comm.: Semor prom. comm. KNAUS. FRANK KNUDSON, GEORGE A. KNUTH, IOSEPHINE ANN Gzrls' rtfle: Modern dance. KORTZ, ROBERT Ir. usher: Red jackets: '52 club: I. R. club: Delegate assembly: R, 6 W. day comm. 4? YTD LREYER, ANITA Delegate assembly: Kampus: SkEast: Girls' glee: All school show: Hoe down dance comm. KRIS, DOROTHY LOU Seraph slsters: Kampus: '52 club: Girls' glee. KUEKER, DONNA Kampus: Gtrls' bowlrng, pres.: '52 club: Inter-club counc.l: Whzte jack- ets: Seraph sisters: R. :St W. day float comm. IURTZ, GERRY LABAREE, ZORA Spotltght staff: Bxble research, treas.: Scrxptz Kampus- SkEast: Hoe down dance comm.: Hornecomzng dance comm. LA GRANGE. IEROME A cappella: Football: H1-R-40, treas.: H1-Y: D club: R. 6 W. day float Egmm, charrmanz Delegate assem- Y. LANG. SIDNEY BERTRAM Spotltght staff: Euclxdxang I, R. club, vzce pres.: Btology, pres.: Delegate assembly: Red jack- ets: Ir. usher: lnter-club councxl: Sr. play comm.: '52 club. LANGE, PHYLLIS LANGSHAW. MELVIN Red jackets: '52 club: Arbor day COIUYYI. I if LEISER, GERALD M. Euclrdrang Chessg Sr. prom. comm.: Class day comm.: Sr. play comm. LENON, PATRICIA LEE Grrls' glee: Dramap Gzrls' bowlmgy Hoe down dance comm.p Brhle research. LEVY, BARBARA ANN Seraph slsters, treas.g Whrte jacketsy Kampus, Dramag lr, escortp G.rls' glee: Class plcruc comm. chaxrmang R. 6 W. day comms lr. prom. commq '52 clubp All school show. LINDJOYCE Spotllqht assxstant edxcrp Kampus: Sklfast, treas.g Seraph szstors' lr. escort: '52 club: Chrrstmas paqesmt, Serzzrh swmq comm. charr- manp Sr, actzvrty cgrrd gcrxzn, Charrmang Shaf- roth alternate. LOFGREN, HAROLD D. LOGAN, LETA A Cappella R. 5 YV. clay skzt comm.: All s::::l show: Spanzsh, pres.: Serzph szsters' '52 club' Soph, party LONDON. IIM Wrestlmq: Sr. prczu. :cmm.: '52 club. LORBER, IOYCE Whlte gackefs' Serzgh szstersf R. G W. day skzt cczzizrz Sr, play comms R. 6 W. Jacket dinge cgzrgzti fr. prom. commg '52 Club: Kxzzxpxxs Arbor day comm.: Scph. party c::r. LORIE, ALAN I. LARNED, ANN SkEastg '52 club: Kampusp Hoe down dance comm.g R. G VJ. day comm.: Sr. prom. comm. LARSEN. IACK Delegate assemblyy Ir. prom. comm.g Hi- Y, sergeant at arms: D club: '52 cluby Swrmmmq, all crty, all statep Track. LARSON, WILLIAM '52 clubp Red Jackets Skflczst. LAVIN, BERT '52 cluby Whrte yacketsy R. 6 W. day skrt commp R. G. W. day float comm.g Ir. prom. coming Kampusp P,T.A. model. LAW, MARLENE Kampusg SkEast: R. 6. W. day comm.: Ir. prom. comm.g All school shawz '52 club. LEFFORGE. SHIRLEY M. Transferred from Alameda lllqh School, fififcx. . Fl-KSHIQN HCTW .. J Affh Taking time off from Pep club dutles are Ieanne Iackre and Chuck 'Ep 1 sf LOVE. DONALD E. Baseball: Football: '52 club, LUCHFITA. ROSEMABY R. 6 W. day float comm.: Kampus: '52 club. LUTER. ELIZABETH Bxble research: Drama: Sr, play COIDUI. LU12, BEVERLY Seraph sisters: Girls' glee: Drama: R, 6. W, day comm.: Kampus: '52 club. LU11. RICHARD D club: Baseball: Basketball: Ir. usher: '52 club: Delegate assembly: R. 6 W. day comm.: Arbor day comm.: Class day comm. MacARTHU'R, TOM MACK, DARLENE Spotllght stall: Red Cross council. MQCLAGAN. SALLY ANN A cappella. MADISON, DAVID S. Angelus staff: Pre-Law, treas,: Hi-Y: lieyg treas.: Delegate assembly: '52 c u . MAHONEY. IOYCE Ir. prom. comm.: Fl. 6 W. day comm.: Sr. prom, comm.: Kampus. MAINS. TOM '52 club- Pre Medic r usher R W. . - 1 l. 7 . 6 day comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: Del- egate assembly. MALDONADO. FRANK Delegate assembly: '52 club. MARSCHNER, WRUAM M. '52 club: Red Jackets: Ir. usher: R. 6 W. day float comm.: Semor prom, comm. MARSHALL, BI-TITY Wh1te jackets: All school show: R. G W. jacket dance comm. MARTIN, MARY IAYNE Seraph sisters: Modern dance: Kam- pus: Ir. prom. comm.: '52 club: R. G W. day slut comm. MAXEY. DONALD B. Stage crew: '52 club. MAYS. PA1'l'Y IRAN Concert band: Kampus: Concert orches- tra. MCCLEABBY. CATHER INEANN Kampus: '52 club: Hoe down dance comm. MELCHER, BURTON W. Angelus staff: Eucltdtang Red jackets: SkEast, Skt team: lr. usher: '52 club: R, 6 W. Jacket dance comm: Boys' soczal room attendant: R. 6 W. day float comm.: Sr. prom, comm. MELVIN. SANDRA B. Cheerleader: Class rtrmq comm.: '52 club: Drama' Art: Ir. prom, comm.: Skffast' R. 6- W. day comm.: All school show. MENACHOF, ROSLYN '52 club: Kampus- R. 6 VV. day comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: Sr. prom. Comm. MEREY, ELISABETH M. Drama Modern dance All school show' lr, prom comin R. 6 VV. day comm MICHAEL, LOU ANN MIKLICH, DON Crama pres: R.O.T.C ca,':fa1n' Sel- eqate assembly Scnpt. MILLER, BEV '52 club- Kampusq Delegate assembly- Hoe down dance comm.: Sr, prom. comm MILNE, LORANNE Horneccmxn ueen attendant' S c q q , r, pr m. comm. Class day comm.: Hoe down dance comm: Kampus: '52 club' Skiastr R. 6 W day ccmm' Class qttt comm' Ir. Prom. comm ' All school show. MILSTEIN, ROBERT Student counctlg Scph. class vzce pres.: Red jackets, vzce pres: lr. usher: R 6. W. tacket dance comm.: R, 6. W. day comrn.: '52 club. MCCLELLAND. SUSAN Sr, class vgce pres.: '52 club, vice pres.: May queen attendant: Homecornznq queen attend- ant: Sklfasts Karnpus- P.T A. model. MCCUNE. LEO H:-R-42. MCDANIEL, EVELYN l. R Club. MCFAHLAND, BARBARA Ir. escort: Saraph s1sters' Gzrls' bowlmq: Modern dance' '52 club R. 6. W. day float comm.: Sr. play comm. MCGONAGLE, THOMAS IOHN Pre-Law: Key, vtce pres.: H1-Rf4O, MEX. BOB H1-R-40: '52 club: Delegate assembly. Sally, Ian, Corrie, and Greta look over the Sweetheart dance bids. MINGEH, DORRIE t Kfrmpus :XZ'7YU'l An school shcw Scph. party comm.: '57 clubp H. 6 W. diy sk1tcrtt.:'.r. MINNER, DELEE FRANKLIN T-2:11335 crll c ty, U11 52:16-' Astrzncmy, pres' I muh: Luclzuzrrs All schfcl show: All t.ty orlihrfstru' Iwerfpus ccunczl MINTZ, PATTY Armelus nss.st'1nt ed.f:r- Ir rom. P qu .WL . 1 . uf.. 1. Armdin. Ivyzy' qxzfvr. cttend- mt Zelfeqlte issffrtzbly Pr1:c:pcr1's fzdvrsory council- Wlxfe 37:1-nets rec. smtp Class lurtwhr-on comm, chatr- yrzm, Ir. escort. S1-ruph sisters' '52 tlub, Kimyzus, Lffdfm ciisce' Sr. sscfll r-Gunn ccrzzm. chczrztrzn' R G W day sk.t ccrzpm Smith swznq f-tmxm.: R 6 W. ticket dance ccmm. MINTZ, PEGGY ' Armfqz-ius stiff, Ir. prom. quwfr. zztexd :xt May cmern ztterxdcmtg Sr. class tw s I r :rite :ls- sa-zzzigly vYAv'!.1fb3j'IV'kE'fSI C1122 Qu iris r. ccrtun. Ir, Csccrt Svhrzgh s.sters QQ six? frets. Kwrrryus Sr, socxxl mom C trim, R 6 W diy Skt comm. Smoph swmfg ftrfzim. R. 6 VV. gfxrket dfzncv cumin.: Ir prcm rsrzxmp R 6 W. dfzy ccmrrr' Sr. prcm. corrgrti Arbcr ccrnm. MITTER, VIVIAN '52 club Sr. prom. c :mu R, 6 W. diy comm Leleqfrte SISSPITILTQJ MONAHAN. IOANN A cappella. MONSON. MARILYN Ir. escort' Se-rfxph slsters- Kimgtxs' club' G.rls bcwkrrq: Sr play c ': R. 5 W day NCI? comm Sr prom ccmrr., All sciiil shcw. MONTEIRO. IULIA ANN MONTGOMERY, ROBERT De-leqcxts ussembry' Ir. csher' Sk- Ecst' Concert band Comm-rt orches- trx All school shiw R. 6 W. Jacket dance commq Hee dawn dance comm., Sr, play csmm. R.O.T.C.7 Congress, Red Jcrcketsg 52 club, MONTONY, IANE Whte wickets KVIIUDUSI R 6 W yfrcl-cet dfmce comm. Sr prom. comm.: '52 Club. MOONEY. STEVE A Wrgfpeflivr, Class rrrtntwurtu mrvnts cumm. .x .1'1:::grn' 'Tuff club, R. 6 VV. dGy Skt! MOORE, CHARLES RICHARD Pzf' Ifzw Ir. ushf-r: H.-Y, vi:-Q yrcs., I. ...Jr Fc-otb:xlL, 211 c.ty ,rll sixtcf Trrrk fill txty, All srhoznl shfxvv A P114 1111 17 R. 6 W. dfry skst cmrxmr. MOORE, JAMES F. SkEUsf. MOORE. IOAN ANN MOORE, NORMA MOREHEAD, ROBERT N. MORGAN, SABINA Qfgtlgcte usserrxbly. MORONEY, ELEANOR A. Kcmpus- 52 club- Art Deleqzte cs- sernhiy, Hee dzwn dince ccmm.: R, 6 VJ. day co:r1m.g Scph party comm. MUSGROVE. ALLAN MUSGROVE, BARBARA L. Seroph slsters: '52 club: Euclxdxang Kam- pus. NAIL, NANCY NATHENSON. SALLY IEAN lr. escort: R. G W. day slut comm.: Whrte jacks ets: Seraph srsters: Kampus, sec.: lr. prom. Comm.: '52 club: SkEast: R. 6- W. Jacket dance comm.: Delegate assembly. NEECE, BARBARA Skliastz All school show: '52 club. NEISON, LEEBA Seraph slsters: Drama: Kampus: '52 club: Wolcott ftnahst: R. 6 W. day sklt comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: Sr. play comm., Arbor day comm., Class pxcmc comm.: R. 6 W. day float comm. NESOM. BETTY ANN Grrls' bowlmg: Modern dance, lr. prom. comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: '52 club, Kampus. NEWBY, DONALD R. G W. day comm., Hoe down dance Crmmm '52 club: Class rang and an- nouncements comm. NEWCOMB, NANCY '52 club: Whxte Jackets: Seraph sis- ters: Kampus: Language: R. G W. Jacket dance comm. MORRIS. BETTY Kampus: lr. prom. comm- Sr. prcm. comm., '52 club: Hoe down ance ren.: MORRIS, SHIRLEY A. All school show. MORRISON, ROSALYN CHARLOTTE G.rls' sports trf--zs Yffeens fmill :md large D- Hoe down dznte c':n'rrt.: Red Cross counctlz '52 club, MORTON, FRANK A. MOSER, GRETCHEN G1rls' sports, pres., Y-teens, v1ce pres.: SkEast: Inter-club councllp Red Cross councxl: Gtrls' glee: Small, large, and gold D. MURRAY. MARK ELLIOTT H,-R-40, sec: li club Swnnmmg: Delegate assembly, pres.: Ski team: Key: Prmcxs pa1's advmsory councll: Assembly comm. ? f mm- -.., . ?........-... I' Vera and Lucky compare respective products. Wi. NEWELL, KATHLEEN K1 rrrprr: NEWLOVE. BARBARA Kirzrg rrsf ?Fr'1xrr, R 6 VI, :r ry Sfrrzrrry Ir. gr 11, 1. k',:.w:1 1'::.i1 rss rrrrq rrrxri 1121 v-rm I.f.X ' rz,I1.. NEWMAN. BARBARA FA 7 ig R 5..:1'v rr: 'v'.'?. tv 1 kr-ZS: Yr ..r.s vm gzc. Fifi: 311 TIUIX 5 rzxr. R 6 'W picket C112 if caimm R. 6 W dry 13211 -t.rr.:1 R 6 W. diy Skit ff,:r.Z:. NICHOLS. FRED Boys' h'.'.x'l rig NIXON. IOHN THOMAS NOBLE, CLARA IUNE 95:11 rff:r'y f:'::.r:z 7 '..' sports, Y.f 'if rn r1:'1f'-' ff fl.: NORTHCUTT. CAROL Fkffzsr Kfr::.g.us, 111111: 1. P 5 'fy' dry CCrr.!:.. fini dev-:rr Ci rrp. '. .Lrg NUTT. ANNE IRENE Ir' yrgm f::.rr1r'. ff r'f'1E: fr yrfrzi. Cirrrrz.. A Crygrdlc- R, 6 'JI .ty Ilurt C ::.::. PTA ztzifir-I. OAKES, WILLIAM G. Tvnnzs, ill fry Y sf: if club SCEES? R 6 'W diy it sf P111 rccrzz cfrzim, R 6 '.'.' , ir 3 comm.: A cappella Z 4-5 1? ri O'CONNELL, SALLY 'ff flrrlx Krr:.gv1.., R 6 VV. dry fomrrrg Sr. rzrwz. f- rr.:-1. O'DONOGHUE. MICHAEL DANIEL Afl 1- E1 Q. w Ir, .gzip-r Red Vrrkrrts Irlf-:rw rsmflrrrhiy Ik-lvrtw 511112151 R 6 VJ. r kr 1 ri mr.. 1 vrrrzrz, R 6 W. dry :sk.t f-rrr1 1, OEGERLE, IOYCE O'HARA, THOMAS D. OHLSON, GRETA EVELYN Fwrrlem cfirrrir-xi, rec. sec: Sercrph SISYEYSI W1..te jfrcka-ts' If escort: Modrrqol Chou? A f 1Q'ff:r.'I '57 Club' Kdmpusp Deleqore ':fsfr:.Q:.7' Ir. grrgm, Scrum.: Hoe down czrre 655:11 R 6 VJ. day c:'mm.g Soph. 3 :tty TSI. . OLMSTEAD. WARREN K. I..l--:r - 'rsseffrrrbly 52 Club: Ir OLSON. MARTHA IVON Sklrrt Krmg us R 6 W d'ry rzmmy Yr. prom. Crgrzrzzr Hai: davvrr fi mce Czrrzm' '52 club OPPENHEIMER. ELISE Srtiyh sf!--rs 'Whie Vickers- Spotlrqht :tiki 'QL alzb Modern drrfff, pres., A.l lrfnl shhw Hcznef::,:r.rr.q dmce cr.mm.I HU Gcwr. drzfff ccrrxrrg R 6. VV pocket dance Scrum: Inter-club Councjg R. 6 W. C'1y 1.711 Czrfrrrz, ORME. CARROL All sflrocl showy Kcrmpus: Spumshg Skilrstg '52 club: Ir. prom. comm.: Hoe down dance comm. Q 1 ,.. .S .f ' 1 PATRICK, ROBERT IOI-IN, IR. Pre-Luw, sec: Key, secg H1'Yy ll Club '52 Club, Footbfzll VVoodbury itn'1l.st lr. escurip Clxss rang rrtmm. PATTEN. BOB Ht-Y- D Club, Key: Swzmr. Q PATTERSON, HELEN M. PAUL, BRUCE B. PAYNE, VELDA M. PEI-IRSON, RICHARD M. Footbfxllg D Club' B154-1: Ill: '52 Club. PEIFFER, LEROY H1-Y, Class rung comm: Sr przm Ccmmu Dele- qute assembly. PEPPER, ZONDRA RAE Anqelus strlif: Whtte Jicketsg Seriyh szs' tersf '52 club: R. G VV. day ccmm Kim- PUSI lr. prom. comm.: Serzph swznq comm.: R. 6 W. lcket d1rce :::t.:z1 Sr. 1 . 1'-CYTI. comm: Arbor diy .gztizzu PEREIRA, SILVERIO Angelus stuffy Art: '52 club: Hoe down dance comm: Ir prom mmm: Sr. social room Comm.: Mfrestlirtr, D club: Sr, prom. ccmm, ORNSTEIN, SANDRA Concert bcmdp Kcrmpus. OSBORN, WILLIAM Concert band: Concert orchestra: '52 club: Hoe down dance Scmm. OTEY, IOHN 0'TOOLE. WILLIAM EDWARD Hx-Yg Key: '52 club. PACE, MIRA K. lr 1- vw ccmm: Class fg :cry 51 club' Gzrls' glee. PALMER. LEWIS EARL Art. Which Twin IPC!! or Pe has the pcm? .J ,nv Q3 PERLOV, ROBERTA '52 club: lO-B vrce pres.: White yacketsp Kam- pusp Ir. prom. comm.: Seraph sisters: Delegate assembly: Soph. party comm., lr. escort, Soph. planntnq comm.: Hoe down dance comm.g Seraph swmq comm.: R. G W. tacket dance comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: Class luncheon COTTIYTI. PERRIEN, FLORENCE PERRY, SUE R 6 W'. day skrt commq Soph. party comm.: Ir. prom. comm.: Student counctlz Delegate assembly Sweet- heart dance Comm.: R. 6 W. day comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: '52 club: A cappellag Kampusp Seraph sisters. PETERSEN, ROGER PETTY, MICHAEL PFARRER, MARY LOU Seraph szstersg A cappella' Ensem- ble chotry '52 club: Grrls' bowlmq, sec.: I. R, clubp Language PHELPS, CHARLOTTE ANNE SkEastp G1rls'qleeg Arbor day comm,p '52 club: All school show. PHILLEO, DORCAS Artg Hoe down dance comm. PHILPOTT, VICTORIA SkEastg Kampusg '52 clubg Hoe down dance comm.p A cappella, i As tg PIERCE, GEORGE '52 clubg Arbor day mmm. PIERCE. PHYLLIS Girls' sports, treas, PINGREE, DOROTHY t-ilu., Spotltqht stattp Scrrpt, sec.y Kampus: Brble researchy Homecom CCYHITI. PINKERTON, ROBERT '52 club, lr. usherg Debate. PIXLEY. DONALD R., IR. ' PLUMMER, RODNEY Stage crew. POERTNER, IOE POLLOCK. WILLIAM C. '52 clubg Delegate assembly. POWELL, BARBARA Inq dance Ft. 6 W. day skit comrn.p Drama: De- bateg '52 cluby All school show: Sr. prom. comm. 4 f i RAGLAND, IEANNE Sercxph SISYEIS, vzce pres.: VVh1te Jackets' Ir. Red Cross Council pres ' R. G 'N Ticket danfie Comm' '52 Club' fr. pri nz. ccrxrtx' Kzrtzyfgs R. G W. day float Comm.: S5211 Sr, prgrzz, RAPHAEI., DONNA RASMUSSON, IACK RASMUSSEN, PAT RATCLIFF, SCOTT RAZEE, DELBERT 52 Club: D Club Truck, all cgty' Ir. '.1:E.?f Sr. prim :emma Athi: diy C::11rr,.' Class day Comm. REED, TOM D club: Gclf, 5111 Cty is club. REITSCH, WILLIAM H. RENK, IOANNE Sr. prom. Comm .. I PRENDERGAST, PAT Kirtzpss' iSgk Q-'git stiff' H:r:'.f .rag din?-. PRESTON, BARBARA ANN PREY, IAMES HAR-4'I' ik':1L I1 if:-eff.: J :L Flkifrsl Hoe dvwn ddrtce ' PRICE, MARY LILLIAN Ir. esscrf- Sexzyh szsvfrss 'Nine gzftkefs' R. 6. VJ. day 'fcriim' Ir. g'r',rI., Cimrl. '92 Club R. QS NV. jdcket d'mfre 'W' Sr prom, csmrnf P.T.A. rrwciwl. PUCKETT, NANCY '52 club, Hee dawn dcnie C 1 :rty QUIMBY, BETTY X 1 I , .xx ill F 'fl Bob Pronqley cmd hxs harem I.. iff 5 -J -'V 2' REYNOLDS IAN Delegate assembly 52 club Ir prom comm Hoe down dance comm Kampus Sr prom comm Class ptcrm c comm Soph party comm RICHIE GEORGE cappella I-l1Y pres 52 club Pre Law De-leg e assembly Inter club coun cxl treas R 6 W day slut comm charr n Football Track RICHMOND RICHARD ROBBINS ARTHUR H Spo l ght assrstant edrtor Red ackets Home- com ng dance comm cha rmarx Chr s mas pageant R 6. W day sk t comrn l R club ROBERTSON CHUCK Red Jackets pres A cappella SkEast Inter club councl ROBINSON. IAN Whlte Ja kets: Kampus: '52 club: Hoe down dance comm,: R. 6 W. packet :iance comm.: Grrls' glee' All schos' show. ROGELL, MOREEN Se-raph srsters: Ir. escort: lr. Red Cross coun- cxl' Drama, '52 club: G1rls'glee. ROGERS. MITZI Kampus: Modern dance: Grrls' glee. ROMIG. DONNA IEANNE Ir, escort: Seraph sxsters: Girls' glee: '52 club: All school show. 'C' ROPER NATHANIIIL I Delegate assembly R O.T,C. major: Boys' rxfle, pres Eucltdzan vrce pres.: R1i1e team: Social room ttendant ROSEN BRUCE ROSENBERG LEW Woodbury fmalxst: Opera: Congress: crtpt I R. club: Pre-Medxcp '52 club Na uralxstp Sr. prom. comm.: Sr play comm.: Class prcmc comm. ROSS MARIAN Karrrcs Gtrls bowlmg: Glrls' glee: All school show ROSSELL MERVEENA TREVA ROTH, NORMA Delegate assembly: '52 club: Wol- cott fmaltstg Kampus: A cappella: Ir. prom. comm.: R. 6 W. day comm.: Sr, prom, comm.: Sr. soctal room comm.: Class day comm. ROTROFF. MARY All school show: Grrls' glee: Ir. prom. comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: '52 club: Hoe down dance comm. RUDl'N. PHYLLIS Seraph szstersg '52 club: Ir. escort. RUTH. MARY ANN Seraph srstersp Kampus: Ir. escort: '52 club: Delegate assembly. 1 Q-1 no . 'Y '5 ,f I SATER, BARBARA IEAN Dru mu. SAYERS, WARREN SCHAFER, DARLENE LEORA SCHMIDT, ERNA '52 club' Drama' Hoe down dance comm O . . ,g p- ere, vlce pres.: Kcmpus: Art. SCHMITT, DOROTHY IANE A cappella. SCHNEIDER, CAROL IEAN Serczph sxstersg lr. escort. Art, pres.: Inter-club COUl'lC1l, '52 clulzu R. 6 W. day ilcct comm. SCHOELZEI., PHIL Key, pres.: H1-R-40: H1-Y, D club: Pre-Law: Wrestlm lnler-club cou'1c'l v' res I q: ' l l, .ce p .g Prme cxpuls udvxsory council. Delegate assembly, SCHRIENER, KAY SONDRA Whlfe Ilcxcketsr A cappella: Ensembl! choxr: 52 club. Chrmstmcs pageant: R. 6 W. Jacket dcmce comm.: All school show: Kompus: R. 6. W. day skrt comm. SCHROER, VIVIAN '52 club. Glrls' bowling: Opera, Hoo down dance comm., Glrls' glee. RYAN, ERNEST DAVIS fb'-is B gljqy RYAN. DICK D. SREJSI, ll B ':f- Hub. SANDER, LAWRENCE Czrzzrznfr x 1. 'ff1'.i :H SANDERS, BETTY SANDERS, CONNIE Afl 1wII'. L: 11. rw ' ffl :ss Q rx Frernflm club, All Sthncl show. SAPIRO, BARBARA Kampus Girls' glee: Sr. prfm Mmm '52 qlub: R. 6 W. 'j:yi'L:T1rri. 1 1 SCOTT, DUANE V. D clubf I-It-R 40: '.,Z club: Wm SOCl'Il I'O'JIIl CUII .I CE- C. 'fl CUUC6' COIN SI' PIOIII COIIIIH' CSS llIl'lf'I'.C CII CCTIIIU SCOTT, ERNESTINE LA VONNE Seraph SISYEIS SCOTT. SUE ANN Angelus with sms! czl sec.: yfim. TOY' Seraph swing :'f:.rr. SEAR, CHARLES R. lr. usherp Stage crew. SEAWELL, AL CLINTON '52 clubg D clulsg Sw.rnm.na all cztyy . W. day float ccmm. SEFF, PATRICIA LOU Scnptp Kampu S' ful.: Hoe down dance comm SEIELSTAD, ANN Seraph slsters' Vtfhxte yickets' Drarna, sec. treasq lr, escortp l. F., clubg Chnstmas paqeantg Shafxotlplznlrlxst- lice flown fiazgie con,1n.- Sr. soclal room c:omm.p All school showy R. 6 W. Jacket dance comm. SELINE, LINDA Seraph sisters: Vfhtte jxckcis: Karnpus: Sklflastg lr. prom. comm: R. 6 W. day float comm., '52 club: P TA. model. SENECHAL, OLIVER N. H1-R-40: Deleqaie assemblyg Skiasty Skl team: Tug ot war. 2? fs OJ. X ts i x SEXTON. IUDITH PEMBERTON SHANK. DOROTHIE ANN SHERE. IACQUELINE ELISE Whxte packets Sercxph SISIQISQ A cappella, Madrlqal chow, Kampusy Script 52 club: Chrlstmas pageant: R. 6 W. day skxt comm., Hoe down dance comms Sr. prom. comm.: Class pzcmc comm. SHERLEY, TOBY '52 clubp Hoe down dance comm.5 Kampus. SHOOK. WILMA SHORE, MARTIN H. Angelus busmess manager: Pre- Lawz Class day comm., chcnrman: Chnstmas paqeantg R. 6. W, day comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: Ir. usher: Sr. acuvzty card comm.: Greeley trazn comm. SHUBART. SALLY Seraph szstersy Whlte Jackets: '52 club: Kam- pus' R, 6 W. day comm.: lr. prom. commq Sr. prom, comm. Hoe down dance comms R. 6 W. Jacket dance comms Class pzcnzc comm. SILENSKY. RONALD I. Woodbury fmoltsty '52 club. SILVERMA N, LEONARD DAVID Pre-Medzc, presg Interfclub council: Red lackets, R. 6 W. Jacket dance commq Ir. usherg Concert band. All school show. SNIDER, NEIL SNODGHASS, KEN Hx-R-48. SkEastg '52 club. SNYDER, IOAN Seraph sisters: Whtte jackets: R. 6 W. day sktt comm.: R. 6 W. day float comm. SODERLUND, DON L. '52 club. SOLL. CAROL A cappella: '52 club: Modern dance: Chrxstmas pageant: Drama: All school show: R. 6 W. day comm.: R. 6 W. day sktt comm. SPAHN. GARY Track: Football: D club: '52 club. SPARKS. SANDY Skl-last: Kampus: Ir. class treas.: Delegate as- sembly: Pr1ncxpa1's advtsory counczl: Ir. prom. queen attendant: May queen attendant: Home- commq queen attendant: R. :S W. day sktt comm.: '52 club: Sr. soctal room comm. SPATH. MARY E. Seraph ststers: Whtte Jackets: lr. escort: 52 club: French. SPEIER. HM '52 club: Student council: A cap- pella. SITZ, BOB SkEast. SKINNER, SALLY Delegate assembly: Student council: Chrtstmas pageant: R. 6. W. day comm.: Sweetheart dance comm.: Ir. prom. comm.: All school show: '52 club: Sr. prom. comm. SMELTZEH, GEORGE H1-Y: Key: D club: Football: Baseball. SMITH, ANN Seraph szsters: Ir. escort- '52 club: Eucltd- tan: Modern dance: Kampus Sr. Prom. comm.: R. :S W. day comm.: Soph. party comm. SMITH, CHARLOTTE Whxte Jackets: '52 club: Karnpus: Girls' glee: R. 6- W. Jacket dance comm.: R. 6 W. day sklt comm.: All school show: Hoe down dance comm.: Ir. prom. comm.: Soph. party comm.: Sr. prom comm.: Class luncheon comm.: Sr. play comm. SMITH, REILLEY SkEast. Mr. Gilliqan and Mrs. Koons discuss their publications. AQ STA GGS, SHIRLEY IEANNE Whrte jackets: lr. prom. tomm.: Kqmpus Seraph srsters. STAI-IL. STANLEY C. Concert hand: Concert orchestra: All city orchestra: R 6 W. day comm.: Opera. STAMM, ROBERT L. Gymnasttcs. STANLEY. IACK Debate pres Concert band: All school show: I. R. club, R.O.T.C. captarn. STANSFIELD. IAMES Delegate assembly: '52 club: Sk!-last: Eucldgan: lr. usher: Skt team Red Jack- ets: R. 6, W. Jacket dance comm. STERLING. NANCY LEE Head qrrl: Student Council: D. A, R. p1lqr1mg Delegate assembly: Inter- school councll: Inter-club councrlg Pr:r1ctpal's advtsory councxl: Seraph srsters, pres.: Whrte lackets: Soph. class treas.: '52 club: SkEastg All school show: Gold key: R. G W. day comm.: Ir. prom, comm.: Assembly comm.: Soph. party comm. STEVENS, IOHN A. A cappella: E.O.T.C.: Boys' mile: Drrll team. STEVENS, VIRGINIA Girls' bowlmg: Small D. STEWART. IAMES D. l 'S 1 -af STOUT, DOROTHY Angelus staff: A cappella: '52 club: Seraph srsters: Modern dance: Kampus: R. :S W. day skrt comm.: lr. prom. comm.: Ir. escort: Soph. party comm.: Seraph swrnq comm. STRANGFELD, DON '52 club: Ir. prom. comm.: D club: Foot- ball: Wrestlrnq: Track: Concert band. STRUBLE. BILL H1-R-40: Delegate assembly: Tug of war. STUTZMAN, VIOLET IOYCE Square dancmq: '52 club: Sr. actrvrty card comm.: Hoe dawn dance comm.: R.O.T.C. hon- orary captam. SVACINA, LARRY Art: Sr, prom. comm.: Class day comm. SWEENEY. EDNA LOU '52 club: Sr. actrvrty card comm.: Hoe down dance comm. TAGGART, BARBARA Seraph s1sters: Whlte jackets: Kampus: R. G W. Jacket dance comm.: '52 club: R. 6 W. day sktt comm, TAPKEN, VELMA IANE TENGLER, DAVID IOSEPH 42 g,- If N 4 ,W 4 .- TIPTON, KERMIT C. TORKE. BARBARA ANNE Gxrls' glee: '52 Club: R. 6- W. day float Comm.: Gxrls' sports, sec. TREMAINE, DELORES Kampus: lr. prom. comm. TREPKE. NORMAN '52 club: Tug of war. TURNER, TOBY Seraph sxstersg Spotlxqht staff: Ir. escort: Kampus: '52 club: Homecommq dance comm.: Delegate assembly. TYLER. CAROL Whlte jackets: Delegate assembly: Kampus: '52 club: Ir. prom. comm.: R. G W. day float comm.: R. 6 W. yacket dance comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: Sr. socxal room comm. VALENZUELA, DENNIS VAN CAMP, RALPH Woodbury hnaltst: Ir. prom. comm. charr- man: Hoe down dance comm. chcurman VAN WAGENEN. GARRY Ir. prom. comm.: Track: SkEastp Spotlxqht Stuff: '52 club: Homecom- mq dance comm. THEANDER. BRUCE SkEast: Red Jackets: Spotlight staff: Homecom ing dance comm.: R. 6, W. Jacket dance comm. THOMPSON. IOYCE Whtte lacketsg '52 club. THOMS, IOANNE Whtte tacketsz Seraph ststersz Kampusg R. 6. W. day comm.: Ir. prom. comm.: '52 club THRASHER. TOM THURNEYSEN. ION S. Astronomy, pres.: Drama: Opera: R.O,T.C. Cap- tatng Madrxqal chotr. TIMMERMAN, ALDEN Art, sec.: Tenn1s manager: Baseball man- aqer. Poodle cuts of Mary Ann and Iudy versus Poni tails of Ellen and Pat lv .gi ii mf 1' lair, VASCHE, LENORE ANN Transferred from Olympra, Washington, VASSE, CAROL ELAINE Concert band: Concert orchestra: Kam- pus: Hoe down dance comm.: '52 club. VESTAI.. BOB Spotlrqht staff: Hoe down dance comm.: Homecoming dance comm.: Rrtle team: '52 club. VETTEHLING, IOHN Ir. usher: '52 club, VINCENT, BEV Kampus: Hoe down dance comm. VOUGHT. MARLENE R. 6 W, day float comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: '52 club: Modern dance: Kampus. WAFER, GEORGE E. H1-R-40, seraeant at arms: Tug of war: Dele- gate assembly. WALLACE, WILLIAM CARLYLE Opera, pres.: Drama, treas.: Art: A cap- pella: '52 club: Inter-club councxl: All school show: Hoe down dance comm. WARNER. MARY IANE riff fart 1 . WAUGH, IOAN c. Grrls' sports: Y-teens, treas.: Small D5 lr. Red Cross counczl. WEITZ. MIRLE RICHARD '52 club: Bxble research: Euclrdian. WELI5, WALTER '52 club: Sr. activrty card comm, WESEBAUM. MARILLYN WEST, DIANE R.O.T.C. honorary major: Grrls' glee: Opera: All school show: '52 club. WHITE, BECKY Opera, vrce pres.: All school show: Drama: R. 6 W. day skrt comm.: Scrrpt: I. R. club. WILDING, DICK Red Jackets: Vlsual ard assrstant: '52 club: Chrlstmas pageant. WILDMAN. ROLLIE Golf, all crty, all state: D club: '52 club. WILKE, LOU Delegate assembly: Football: '52 club: Basketball: R. 6 W, day comm.: Baseball: D Club- 'x H J d' 1-Q K , I 45 WILIS, BARBARA FLORENCE Transferred from Northeast Hrqh School in Lin- coln, Nebraska. WILLSON, IIM '52 club: Red yacketsg A cappella: R.O. T.C, 2nd lt.: Class rmq and announce- Tl'l9I'IlS COITIITA. WILSON, SHIRLEY M. WINKLE, CAROLYN All school show, '52 club. WISSEMAN, LAVON WITI-IAM, NEMAGENE A cappell 1. WI'l'l MIYI'IR, MARYLOU WOLFE, RUTHIE WOLYF, IAMES N. Delegate assemblyg Ir. prom. comm.: Hoe down dance comm.g Swxmminq captam: '52 club: D Club. WU.LARD, GERRE Seraph SISIGISI '52 club: Dramag Ir. escortg All school show. WILLIAMS, DIXIE LEE Spotlxqhtstaffg Homecoming dance comm.: Delegate assemblyg club: R. 6 W. day co WII.LIAMS, MARIORIE Whne jackets: '52 mm.. Sr. prom. comm. '52 clubg Hoe down dance comm. WILLIAMS, MARY Whxte Jackets. WILLIAMSON, AUDREY Spotllqht staff, Homecom club. Ir. prom. comm. WII.LlAMSON, TED 1, 0 v '- mg dance comm.g '52 . vm ' 3. - ,,-Jdgkhvfnq , Q,-,A .. gs' .A - 3 'ww 1 Sam, loyce, and Don take in lhe view. WOODS, EDWARD WOODWARD, IANE Seraph sjsters: Whjte jackets: Angelus statl: A cappella: Ir, escort: All school show: '52 club: Seraph swing dance comm. charrmanq R. 6 W. day comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: Hoe down dance comm.: Ir. prom. comm.: P.T.A. model. WRIGHT. DONNA Kampus: Drama: '52 club: Ir. prom. comm: Hoe down dance comm.: Gtrls' bowlxng: SkEast: R. 6. W. day comm. WRIGHT, GAIL Ir. prom. comm: R. 6. W. day skzt comm.: Whjte jackets: '52 club: Kampus: Sr, prom. Comm.: Soph, party comm: Hoe down dance comm.: R. 6 W. jacket dance comm.: Class day comm.: R, 6 W. day float comm.: Sr. actrvrty card comm. WYNNE, MOLLY Whtte jackets: Seraph ststers: '52 club: Ir. escorts: Sr. prom. comm.: R, 6 W. day comm.: R, 6 W. jacket dance comm.: All crty orchestra: Modern dance: Concert orchestra: Chrrstmas pageant. YEATES, BARBARA YEGGE. BOB Spotlzght edjtorz Student counczl: Pre-Law: As- sembly COIHITI.: Pr1nc1pal's advisory councxlz Red jackets: All school show: R. :S W. day skrt comm.: '52 club: Delegate assembly: lr. usher: Congress: Arbor day comm. chatrmcmg All crty lr. Red Cross Councxl: Howdy day comm. chatr- man: Scnpt: Scholasttc wrmng a-ward. YOUNG, ALDENE Kampus: Language: Arbor day comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: Class luncheon comm.: '52 club. YOUNG, EDWARD R. Tennis, all city: R.O.T.C. lst lt. ZIVIN, LAWRENCE S. Spotlrght asststant edttory Class day comm.: Arbor day comm.: Homecomzng dance comm. chatrmang Ir. usher: R. 6 W. day skxt comm.: Bled jackets: R. 6 W. jacket dance comm.: '52 c ub. YOUNG, IOAN Naturalrstr comm.: '52 Gtrls' bowlrng: R. 6 W. day skit club. ZALL, EDWARD R.O.T usher .C, lt. col.: l. R. club: Congress: jr. g Debate, treas. ZARIT, MOZELI. S. Angelus publtctty manager: Seraph ststersg Whtte jackets: '52 club: Ir. prom. comm.: Sr. prom. comm.: Sr. play comm.: Kampus: R. 5. W. day comm.: Concert band: Concert or- chestra: Class rlng and announce- ments comm ' Greeley football comm.: R. 6 W. jacket dance comm.: SkEast: Delegate assembly. 'fx .z.,. 8 Clockwiu: Miss Elizabeth Wood, lponlor: Larry Atler. president: Paula Boltz, vice president: lane! Ackerman, :acre-tary: Claudia Richardson, treasurer: and Cal- vin Anderson, sponsor. Iumor Class Has Successful Year Upon being promotea to Juniors the class of 53 elected Larry Atler to lead them through a very successful year. Larry, along with the other of- ficers and Miss Elizabeth Wood and Calvin Anderson, the class sponsors, presented Mid- night Interlude as the theme for the Iunior prom, Where Paula Boltz was chosen to reign as queen. The juniors helped the school through many problems, and finished their year by partici- pating in the activities of Bed and 'White day. Abbott, Barbara Ackerman, Ianet Adams, Loretta Adsley, Mona Allen, Lucy Altendorf, lean Anderson, Bruce Antonoff, Sandy Atler, Larry Babb, Kenny Bale, Bert H. Banker, Beverly Bartlett, Dick Barton, Rosemary Batson, Pat Battock Rrchard Baugher Mary Ella Becker Dale E Becker Marrlyn Bell Dudley Berk Sheldon Berman Ieanne Bershof Ioan Blackledqe Mary Zoe Bloom Norman Blyler Presion Bolsmqer Alrce Bonney Vlrqzma Borqmann Beverly Bowers Crarq Bradley Bre da Brarnlette Bzll Brrston Rrta Bromley Irrn Brown Ierry Brown Marrlyn Brown Rrta Broyles Gay Buchtel Kale Buckley Patrrcra Burns, Karen Butler, lanet Caldwell Gay Carlson Ierry Carlstrom, Ianei Carvell, Ieannine Chambers, Ianet Cheney, Gwynn Christensen, Carolyn Clement, Helen 48 'Z xy 1 ,au 3 I1 Xe 4' Compton Connie C:-ol: ludy Ccrnfcrth Sue Cr wfcrd lanice Creach Kay Crews lohn Dalrymple Marlys Darwin Dana Davey Maurine lo Davis Ioyce Decker Ioan Deerschler Esther Doyle Mary Io Draper Cecily Driemeyer Diane Dunham Betty Durninq Marita Dveirin lucly Elmer Richard Elliott Mary Ruth English Garry Evans, Carolyn Fass, Martin Feist, Beverly F ishman, Irwin Frtzgerald Mary Foreman Ioann Forsberg Robert Fraker Dxanne Fraker Shrrley Frxedman Dan Galbreath Blll Gano Ierry Ganow Wayne Garell Dale German Emma lane Geyer DGVld Grlklson Kathy Gxlroy loan Goldberg Ianet Goldfoqel Marvrn Goldsmlth Trudy Graf Don Grrm Ioan Graussman Darlene Haxlpern Rutlue Hancock Teres Harrell Lrnda Harvey Marvel Hastrngs Ioan Haworth Mary Hazelhurst lack Herserman Carol Hellbusch Done E Hellxnq Emrl Heff Bruce Hess Iamce Hetimqer Bev Hrqley Marxlyrx 50 , , . . , , , , Green, Pat , . 1 , . . , H111 Clyde A Hlll Paulme Holmes lane Homer Belly Horton Marrlyrx Houtz Dassre Howard Loma Howard Mllton Iankovsky Ruth Ienmnqs Iackie lennmgs Ph1l1p Iohns Pat lohnson Davrd Iohrxson Rosemary Iohnson Ruthanne Tones, Dorothea Iones, Elaine Iones, Iody lones, ludy Ioyce, Barbara Kaminsky, Zelda Karlan, Marlene Kearns, Carol Keefer, Dolores Keller, Dorothy Kelly, Barbara Kemp, Bill Kilpatrick, Dolores King, Shirley Kirqis, Rick Klein, Barbara Klein, Shirley Klimas, Kay Klodt, loan Korenke, Ann Korlz, loyce Kranz, Kay Kugler, William Landie Sandra Lara leanne Larsen Shirley Lee ludith Leskey Barbara Litz lohn Lomax Luann London Pat Long Gordon I. Lowry Barbara Lowry Nancy MacArthur Mary Anne Maqnussen Barbara Malm loan Mann Carolyn Martin Elaine Martin loan Maul loan Maynard Barbara McColl Lawave MCCombs Meredith McCulloch Violet 52 2 ., ll! Y Laf 1 McDonald Patrrcra McGrew Brxtta Mdurlkm Pat Melmck Sandy Mrlarto Arthur Mrller Graham M1115 Marqxe Mrmmacx Mary Lou M rttqcmery Yvonme M rqeneqq Roger Moxley lack M,1r1rce Marlene Murphy Pat Narmarl Harold Neff Pat Neuschultz Donna IN h is Rusty Northrop Lura ONea1 Edna Orme Donna Page Iercme Parker, Ie-an Parmley, B111 Pascoe Mcnte Paulk, Dome 53 Peterson Charlene Phxlxppus Eberle Ann Pornter Pat Pratt Helen Rathgeber Barbara Redmond Iayne Reed Max1ne Reynolds Shzrley Rxchardson Claudla Rxchardson Madlyn Rlflllfl Marlene Roberts Abert Roberts Mar1anne Robms Mznarn Robmson Nancy Rodenck Martha Rodrrquez Lxlhan Roe Gmqer Rogers Ann Rooney Sharon Roupp Pat Rouse Paul H Rush lack Samuel Wolfgang W Sandetur Carolyn Sargent Loxs Savage Donaldme Schafer Bxlhe Schauhs Hugh Schultz Gretchen Seeley Sandy Sheff Ierry Steqel Iulxe Sxlver Iudxth Sxmmons Gale 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Simmons lames Simpson Richard Singer Eileen Singer Helen Smith Beverly Smith Maryellen Smith Nancy Snyder B1ll Soltz Donald Steelsmith Donna Stephenson Shirley Sterling Harry Stewart Elizabeth Ann Stills Bette Stoll Lorna Stone, Merilyn Stone, Priscilla Strange, Irene Stuart, Debby Susman, Phyllis Skalcup, Kay Talmon, Mary Lou Teselle, Ellen Thomas, Dana Thompson, Martie 55 Towbm Shlrley Txlley Luanne Udd Ianette Uhr1 Nancy Ullemeyer Dxcksy Van Derbur Nancy Vanneman Ruth Velluhm Romeo Vmyard lames Wafer Sue Warner Clalre Warner Susanne Watson Carol Watters Patty We-11 lane Wh1te Marmanne Wxer Dale W1lber lo Anne W1llard Dxana W1ll1ams Ioanne Wxllson Ioan W1lS19 Ellzabeth Wmters Manlyn Wmttow Barbara Woehrmyer Io Yeates Lorxn Young Sally Zwahlen Sally 56 '40 vi 5 Bmkley Iamce Blake Ioe Blxxt Manlyn Bolton Nan Bond Betty Boschert Bonnle Bowler Ieanne Boyd Manqene Brxdwell Marqxe Brmqle Bob Brown ludy Burns E11e-en Butterworth Nan Capron Yvonne Carey Cathey Carr Mary Io Chapman Ioyce CDYISTGHSED Dave Cooley lennette Cowperthwotte K1t Cunmnqs John Cunnmqham Joann Daly Iohn G Dauqs Blchard Dav1s Barbara Davls Nancy Dav1s Pat De Spam Forrest Detar Sherry Devemah Dorothy D1ckerson Ian Donaldson Mary Dowmnq Dlane Earl Tom Edm ston Carol 8 Ili Edmondson Chester Ins r Mary Edlth VV ms Sarah Farlvy Faye Ffrqusfn Gayle F Shar Garl Fountam Wxllram Fnwler Ian Fox Staruey G rdn r Shar rt Gates Flame GQ s rt Cr Ld a G rxdrty P t G rr B111 Gt rss Marty it ra Dc Go fiste n I dy Go cwtrcw Fayarm Goto Leo Graram, Dale Grrmm, Iearz Groves, Kerr Gruenler, Marilyn Hamm, Barbara Ha.rls, Be-tt Hartman Barbara Hayden Irm Hayward Sandy Helm Karen Henry Helen Hrldenbrandt Douglas H111 Drane Hoop Nancy Hopkms Marqarei House Emrly Howard Pai Hubbell Nan Hughes Marrlyn Husted Marllyn Inqlee Phrl Isaacs Karen Iaphet Conme Ielstrup Andrea lemk Loren Iohnson Blame Iohnson Mary Ann lanes Delores Kamlnsky Zella Karsh Howle Kelley Patrrck Kemper B111 Kxndred Marrlyn Knowles Lors Lachappelle Pele Lewrs Barbara Lew1s Ehzabeth Lxeb Carolyn Lzndner Drana Lohman Sherry . , . . , , , , , , Ienninqs, Ioseph , , , . , , . , 1 I . 09' L Long Mcxrrcxn Love Mcmorxe Lovnl Conme Lowry Doris Luby Rrchcrd Mcner Bob Murselson Ioyce Malone can Mcrlcell R bert Morthens Nancy Mcxrlln Lo S Mort n Slnrl y McBr1cle Duane McCann Pat Mcffleskey Nancy MCCcy Mary McCulloch Beverly Mclplfr sh Icxmce MCT: rlcxrd Don McGraw Euqenlcr McKr qlxt Kathleen McO,1ecry Ge-crqma MeTcr'sney Lyce Me-:tze Robert Mer. 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Senior Class Representatives Student Counc1l Backs School ACtlVlt1eS The student Counc1l spends one school hour every day and untold hours before and after school seeklnq solutrons for the problems of our students The respons1b1l1t1es of the stu dent counc1l are the responsxbthtles ot a rep- resentatwe qovernment and the Counc1l members respond Wllh perserverence and smcenty ACl1V1llGS for the whole school are sponsored by the counc11 The 10B Onentatlon program e1ect1on quldance and sponsorship S9l'V1C9 drlves the Sweetheart dance Howdy day and Red and Wh1te day are all undertakzngs of the student councml Worklnq closely wtth the student body the faculty the pr1nc1pal and the adm1n1strat1on the COL1I1C1l contlnues to rna1nta1n the lmpres sive style of student government wh1ch has made East outstandmq on the all-c1ty student councll Sophomore Class Representatives Loft to rlqht Ioe Blake sophomore dau :residents Cathy Carey Ken Groves Nan Butterworth Leo Goto Yah 1 5 fs Top row. loft to right: Larry Atler, iunior clan president: Carolyn Evans, Ierry Brown, Bever y Iones, Bill Kuqler. Bottom row: Monte Pascoe, Sunny Iones. Iunior Class Re1prf1semat1ves is Studont Councll Ofhcen Front row lofi to nqhi Mrs lf olette McCarthy sponsor I net Uodd corrolpondxng loc Greta Ohlson rscordxnq sec Nl ncy Sterlmq head gurl Buck row R kf F owns head boy Bob M1'st r pcrllomentancm Herble Bracker treasurer Spcn r P.1blca' rs Hepmsen atxvis Head Boy Head Glrl Loft lo nqh! Mrs V1o1etMcCczrthy sponsor Bob Yegge Spollrqht Barbara Battey lnqdul Rocky Groves hocd boy Nancy Sterlmg hood qxrl Working with the student council as a part of East's two-house student government is the delegate assembly. This is the-repre- sentative body of the students, having an elected representative from each first hour class. The close Contact with the students thus maintained by the delegate assembly is a great help in extending the opportunity for student participation. The assernbly's most important job this year is the ratification of East's new constitution. Another special group of students, which has been oi great assistance to the principal since 1947, is the principal's advisory coun- cil. Representatives from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, together with pub- lication edit-ors, council officers and assembly officers, give the principal suggestions and student views on the high school problems of the day. Delegate Assembly and Principal's Advisory Council Aid Policymakers First semester officers-Top row, left to right: Mark Mur ray, president: Bill Daniels, vice-president: Rick Kurgess secretary: Sue Hadwick, treasurer. Second somostsr oifi ours, bottom row: Sam Downing, president: Ice Leyden vice-president: King Bare, secretary: Marvel Harvey tntsuror. I L T' ng l Assembly considers thoughtfully the weeks sales event under the Angelus ad. principal's Advisory Council members, first and second semesters. Front row, left to right: Sally Cooper, Luanne Titley, Mr, Eh' k k P ' ' 1: Ba b N man, Barbara Batte ,Iud Weznsiein. Back row: Sam Do R k G M ren rOO , YUICIPG 1' CUC! GW Y .Y wmnqw oc y roves, ark Murray, Nancy Sterling, Vera Iankovsky, Members absent from picture: Bill Kemper, Bob Saul, Ierry LaGrange, Ioe Leyden, Bill Daniel, Phil Davis, Bob Silverberg, Sue Berry, lOe Blake, Bob Yegge. E ,.., ,X Outstanding Senior Girls Receive Awards Best-All-Around Girl . . . .... BARBARA BATTEY Polse ...........,. friendliness ..... .... Sense of Humor . . . Cheerfulness .... .. . BARBARA LEVY Sportsmanship .... ...... M OZELL ZARIT Service ........ .... I EANNE RAGLAND Dependubility . . . .......... IOYCE LIND ' , Loyalty ...... .... EL EANOR MORQNEY Courtesy .,.. ..... G BETA OHLSON x LINDA GAMEL Clockwise, leh to right: Barbara Battey, Linda Gamel, ' 2 Corr1e Houston, D1ane Bentley, Barbara Levy, Mozell Zarxt, Jeanne Ragland, Joyce Lind, Eleanor Moroney, Greta Ohlson. ff COBRIE HOUSTON .. . DIANE BENTLEY alb- PATTY MINTZ Assistant Editor MARTIN SHORE Business Manager Ackerman seems displeased with Saturday photography session Its In Your Hands ln this years theme the Angelus staff has portrayed the generations of East s past and present glory ana has extended the pattern to a picture of the future Taking its cue from the outstanding students which it mirrors the Angelus has for twenty one years re- ceived the Flrst Class Natlonal Scholastic Press Associatton award With the enthusiastic support of the students, the staff hopes that this book will advance to X 1' 'Y X lsr -s. 1 ftp: 1 fig ,M Q5 we 1 ? .if l Qtek Chambers, photographic co-ordmator. .au 1 Top row, left to right: Don Ackerman, club editor Mozeil Zarit, exchange editor: Dick Iones, head photographer. Second row: Ianet Ackerman, out club editor: Dick Burnell, photographer: Pat Beck, :toil co-ordincrtor: Dave Madison, alhum co-editor: Crissie Braddock, cumculurn edrtor Bottom row: lack Rush, photographer: Dot Stout photographic co-ordinator: Iohn Cremfs, photog rapher: Zormie Pepper, alburxr co-editor: janet THOMAS GILLIGAN Sponsor the Past the Present the the category of All Amencan lt IS the bellef of the staff that the present superlorrty of East students w1ll be reflected m a superror yearbook To those who read ll'11S book ln the years after graduatlon the Angelus staff w1shes good luck Bulldmg on the past we have complled a record of the present hopmg that our good wlshes w1ll be remembered ln the future , fav BARBARA BATTEY Edttor 1n Chief Top row left to nght Mmke Beardslee paste up Lmdanne jones paste up Art Mrlano palte up Second row Ruth Iankovsky aut bulmeu mgr Pat Murpl'y out art edrtor Peggy Mmtz faculty editor Pete Melcher sports edrtor Sue Scott dance edrtor Bottom row Mac Pererra art edxtor lane Woodward assembly editor Ierry Brown usxt sports edrtor Cloud a Rlchard son out faculty editor Monte Pascoe candid P o . f Q x VM.. J 'J 0 , l P N Top row, left to right: Mary Io Green, page editor: Art Robbins, page editor: Pat Prendergast, page editor: Larry Zivin, page editor: Ioyce Lind, page editor. Second row: Dixie Williams, photographic coordinator: Bruce Theander, sports editor: Teddy Baer, reporter: Sid Lang, sports editor: Mary Bronson, reporter. Bottom M 1 C k t Martin Foss re rter: Susan Corniorth, reporter: Norman Bloom, photographer: row: ar ene oo e, repor er: , po Sharon Friedman, exchange editor. Lively Spotlight Co-ordincttes Student Efforts The East High Spotlight this year reached a new height in able and successful student reporting. This has been reflected in the growing support and sales of the Spotlight. In April, a much deserved tribute was paid the Spotlight and the capable staff which publishes it. The University oi Denver named the Spotlight the outstanding high school pub- lication of Colorado. This announcement came on the same day eqqe and section editors caught in a serious moment. that the Pre-Law club sponsored its annual assembly in behalf of the Spotlight, an as- sembly which culminated in the annual IUOW sale ot the newspaper. Increased pop- ularity ot the publication is attributed to the many novel editions resulting from the orig- inality and initiative ot the staff. This year's editorials have dealt with the lunch problem, school spirit, and cooperation with the faculty and student council. RICHARD BBER Head Photographer 7' -171' L Top row Init to nqht Kathleen Kearns reporter Rxck Klrqls reporter Zora Labaree reporter Bxll Larson :ports wn er Mary Lou Talmon reporter Second row Darlene Mack auutant buunen manager Bob Patrmck reporter Elxse Oppenhexmer exchange editor Bruce Paul columrust Toby Turner reporter Bottom row Dorothy Pnnqree reporter Garry Van Waqenen sports wnter Audrey W1ll1amson reporter Bob Vestal colummst Patrrck Wtlkms reporter BOB YEGGE Edmtor xn chref VERA IANKOVSKY MRS ALICE C KOONS Busmess Manager Spgtlyqht Spgnsgr ,5 L 3 ik , .. - V N.-lv U X Aw: rj 1 'H ' , , 1 X . +V .n ' : . : '. : A , I : , 1 : . . l r .. : . : . : I , : . . : h , : , : . , : . Left to right: Ann Seielstad, Shafrothg Neil Blue, Shatroth, Elizabeth Merey, Wolcott, Peter Brett, Woodbury. Front row. loft to right: Myron Capito, Neal Blue, Peter Breit Mrs. Genevieve Kremer. Second row: Don Ackerman, Bob Pat rick, Lou Rosenberg, Ralph Van Camp, Ierry Beichman. East Holds Speech Contests This year's contests were highlighted by the keen competition shown in each field. The interest ran high and many talented Angels tried out for each contest, The first contest of the school year is traditionally the Vifooclbury Oratorical contest. In this, each boy chooses a famous speech he would like to give. The Winner this year K7 sl Front row, left to right: Kathleen Murphy, Ann Seiel- stad, Elzcbeth Merey. Second row: Donna Lu Walker, Kay Stalcup, Marlene Karlan, loni Rubin. Left to right: fcyce f.1nc 'Lternatep Don Ack- errrviri, alterngrteg Je., Blue, winner, Ann Seeltiad, w.r.ner. was Peter Breit. Second in the contest schedule is the Shafroth Externporane- ous Speaking contest, where a contest- ant is given a topic and a certain amount of time to prepare a speech for it. The two Winners, a boy and a girl, usually compete with the winners from the other four Denver high schools. This year Ann Seielstad and Neil Blue won in East high competition and they also took first place in the final contest. Third and final contest of the school year is the Wolcott Sight Reading contest. In this contest, each girl is given a story and asked to read it by sight. Elizabeth Merey Won the Wolcott this year. Pep Assembly Review A sguli-il!! Coach Zcrit cmd her team. These are White Icxckeis? B431 -f-ee e ...L 4 - 9 v 4 ,di - Frankie KDon Bowen? gets Iohnnie Qs Angels cheer ct pep c1SSSmb1Y. . L s in .l 1 . his 3 llgfliii Certamly l do Bla Boy' Semor Class Presents Nlqht of Ianuary 16th The play qrven by the class of 52 under the drrectron of Mrs Genevreve Kremer was a court room drama entrtled The Nxght of Ianuary 16th A Jury chosen from the audrence returned a M. verdrct of Not Gu1lty to Karen Andre who was on tr1al for the murder of Blorn Faulkner Above Trouble brewmq between Karen Andre and Mrs Faulkner Below Attorneys arque about the murder case Front row left to ngh! Thurman Bretz Peter Brxet Marrlyn Carlson Ann Sexelstad Don Ackerman Ion Thurneysen Second row Barbara Battey Sally Sk nner Helen Head Rocky Groves Bob Pranqley Barbara goviellll llallozell Zant Nancy Burke Third row B111 Wallace Paul lanes Alan Lone Bob Kortz Art Robb ns rc 1 mq nw.. tyl 'UQ 'ff' ss- 1 xixwlj V L f' i I f X ' I SYN' ' Q ' 1 4 1 - lf- E , - M N,,i, ., A ' W4 ke .. l A 'H H if Q ' .4 l' fe e Q.. . - 0 'f l . ' M' ' ' N f A , H-f 1 ,, ' ,Q 1 - l 4 -' an-.......k, -, 1,-J j A us.,--- ' J A l ,--- - 4.--. l ' : 1 'Ny' . 5 I 1 510'-u-..T,,, N V 4 t .r -W -- .. - , 2 N 'Yu-.-....,.... , x N , ,,,s..-..----- '. - 4 :I.,.. T3'z'Z' l . f ' 5 ' ,, 4, ' -...-...... ,A 4 l I 1' 24- - H I, . .' V , . ' 4 2 Swat K if-o-w.-F . ..., wx wll X -' ': - qu .,......... A, , x N Q - 5 xl 'tammy' 'N . - ' :X ,Av-+..,,a,, Q f ' v r - 'I ye . , 1 . v I 'av-ua.-- . ' - I 'j we ff M L' , , -..fl r M - I - L IN--' A . ii .V 1 ' IIJZZIN' M ' ww., ' 'Y r , x3C ' f .......4.-f N Qsun1.,.,,, I - I ' ' ' t 1 ....i n 5 5 . 4' Gabriel and Mary played by Lucky Shore as King Herod and Tiqranes played by Don Ackerman and Ioyce Lind Paul lones and loyce Iohnson Alan Lorie the pageant narrators Not by Bread Alone Symbollzes Theme for the Annual Chrlstmas Pageant The annual Christmas Pageant written by Mrs Genevieve Kriener was once again a beautiful and enioyable program The solos by Mrs Violet McCarthy and the voices of the A Cappella choir under the direction of Miss Fareeda Moorhead contributed to the outstanding program ln the pageant loyce lohnson portrayed Mary Bob Kortz played Ioseph and the three kings were depicted by Bob Patrick Thurman Bretz and Peter Briet The shep- herds were Art Robbins Ierry Richmond Neal Blue Howard Hanneman and Dick Wilding Elise Karlsberg ludy Ford Barbara Battey Ann Seielstad and Sally Skinner were the angels. The traditional Nativity scene climaxed the inspiring Christmas pageant. Pre Law presents Madam Luhde South harem entertams East aud1ence Inauguratzons ar better than ever! Wmgs Over Jordan Chou' Where Drd You Get That Hat? au.:-...... Educatloncrl and Entertgmlng Programs Students at East have enJoyed many as embhes dunng the year both enter talntng ana educattonal One ot the most emoyable assernlolles was glven by the famous v1ol1n1st Eulotnotf Madam Paultne Luhde a Erench p an 1st made her Amencan debut at East Along wtth Angel talent East welcomed outslde guest artlsts such as Pete Angels say Howdy' 4' QW' f Xxx J U , S Y' Q35 wut N' -,prawn 3 fic pisrwwflvvdg Chuck Collms captxvates East students Fauntam of Youth clzmaxes the All School show Hlqhllqht 52 Assembly Year Smythe and Ronme McCoy Blackstone the maqxcran and the Boettcher School Glee club A proqram on Soll Conservatron an as sembly fron' General Electnc and a Umted Natlons program were other rn terestlnq educatronal programs that hlqhhqhted Easts Year of worthwhlle and entertammq assemblies Rubmoff hls famous vrclm and hrs pramst L12 leaps cn EasT V Go buy an Angelus' ' ttf' - A r V- iw v A- TM, Tvf- 'S A-r, n of 2 sf' t X ttlrr 4 if me , a W . Hi , ' ' t'-w..Q '- .L 1 , -rl l . , V' . K l A ' f' -F 4 I ' l' A Q ' Ali f r -All 4 X ' I Q T , it li ig I I l ' , 'lf . i isygi '. t fe -l r at , 3 I 1 3- is. :Bl f ' I -,x 'uf 2- . I .4 ,. ' , , U - 'N Y r 7 'Y V '. .. ' -N... .a . 1-'g '- -' f' Q ' f-+L M., 11 - f ' 2-N, MA .,.-,.,,....,,,,,...,.wnqv-.ff 5 X rv-.M -mg-A r a g , ' A K , w My ' N, G ,, A 40' H AL h Y ' M1 u - 1 PIGVIGW of Red and Whlte Day Whrle Angels rehearsed for Red and Whrte day they antrcrpated the days actrvmes The excnement of the tug of war the slats lhe parade the crownmg of the May queen and the afternoon track meei all clrmaxed by the dance sponsored by the student wwf' councll Angel Town U S A prom1seQ to be one of the most emoyable days of the year and one that Angels wlll long remember Abovo B111 Bramlette rehearses hrs part as Iohnny Ray for the Jumor sk1t Right Amta Bev and Drane practxce for semor skxt l f ig lbovn: Sophomore chorus gxrls begzn rehearsals for Red and Whrte Day. Lefi: Honorary senxcr May artendcrms. from row. left to riqht:'Barbara Hufismrrh, Barbara Newman. Second row: Joyce Lund, l.1danne lone-s, Greia Ohlson, Sally Skmner, Sue Scott, Norma Roth. Third row: Iudy Bardwell, Sue Perry, Mary Bronson, Charlene Earnhart. I umors Present Mrdmqht Interlude The hrst llll'l1Of prom held outs1de the school took place at the Sh1rley Savoy hotel on December 8 Chuck Bennetts orchestra played soft dreamy muslc and as the theme 1nd1cated 1t was truly a Mldnlte lnter lude The Iunlor Prom Queen cand1dates and thelr escorts were carefully chosen and all were pleased when Paula Boltz was crowned Queen of the lunlor prom Top to Bottom Shall we dance? V rqxma Hollaway rs asked A word trcm maestro Chuck Bennett to Nancy Van Derbur Larry Atler Luanne Ttley and cave Madrson Photos on thus page courtesy Denver Post We ff I Hlbwb Z Mm X lllllzlll To to bottom Mark Murray crowns Paula B0 ts lntermrssxon chat between Carolyn Watson and Tom Ott l A --fu vu-. Y 3 '.' :Ew- Above: Tommy and his queen, Corrie. Below: East alumni enjoy annual homecoming dance. . .-Q. In A I X xxx f X' wt ff ,MJ Jpf' Q51 'rl '-.', I l,f,.,,p' If L' 'Ac' .f xv , . wgjl' .' ' llt 'tix X Nj' ' X h xv flu' ' JJ!! v Qltlxlw. I l wx i ,fur I, use t A it xxxlill, ,N ' .V - L 'Q pf' .ff' 'E Q ' , -17 KEN-tQ.fSl 0 ITQWWI .f 1 -xxgl 'f' l I .zlllillulg I WZ X 'lf 1 2, '1 ,I 51' ' Wfff Seraph's Swirl at First School Dance Ye Olde Seraph Swing, the first dance of the year, was a step back in time. The brown and yellow decorations carried out both the autumn and the medieval theme. Seraphs unrolled their brown parchment scroll bids with delight, and the knights and their ladies danced to the music oi Bill Petrie's band. :-'- Q -., o?e. iff 5x,, 5?gp wf iii 445g v. . ,vg ' Q ' 9 'Q 4 X ez I Q -if Sit rag' -1 - Q 'Q .f ' 1 4 , gi Q X,-cs' ,uw s F Q ', Q X Q -' 5 ,sv SJR 1 -1. 33. xii! 1 ' , - . , . ,, ..':1,1 1 :cts 15353 of ' 'Q ' 2 'Q xi A 'S' -S H ' I 1 - -i Li I 0. X812 Homecoming Welcomes Former East Angels Both old and new Angels were gathered at the. annual Homecoming dance, sponsored by the Spotlight. The football team and their girls were honored. This dance was one of the iew stag affairs of the year, and Angels were proud when Corrie Houston, escorted by Tom Flugstad, was crowned Queen. Many old acquaintances were recalled at the sight of so many old grads. Above: Side line spectators. Below: Were you there? fgglufbq 4 gnu-u--f 1 t t .wg Above Heyl How about a smile for the camera man? Below The gang s all here Yi s 1 , , 1 ,I I Pep Clubs Convert Angels to Indians The Re-dskin Ramble, presented by the Red and White Iacket clubs, was decorated in typical lndian style, complete with Wigwam and fire. The bids were miniature toma- hawks. The braves and maidens danced to the music of lack Stanley's band. . ,..- ii' ff' ' .fgff-fe .: i X X N it' in ,627 W, ww if X Q X A X X . N vi I' jf sy 1 XXX' 9721! ,.r XX Xxx S-g th X, XXX r X-XR elif' A . it S X emi 1 yr r .X ' W '47 X e-t,t rn-XR 3' lp, ' X if AX in wr. A 'X Ls- I 8 Cherubs Swing Their Partners at Hoedown The Senior class sponsored 'the Senior Hoe- down, one of the most original dances of the year. The Seniors decorated the boys' gym into a lite-like barn, complete with hay and horses. There was an air of gaiety present as everyone laughed and danced to the music of lack Stanley's band. Above: Intermission chatter. Below Heap big smoke, no fire! 4 Above: lack Stanley provides intermission enter- tainment. Below: The Sweetheart Kinq and Queen finalists. .5 WEETHQM ' Wi i. W 9 ff Cherubs Elect Royalty At Sweetheart At the annual Sweetheart dance, Vonnie deSpain and Barry Frank were crowned King and Queen of hearts. The couples paraded through the red and white heart-shaped en- trance into a Valentine bedecked room. The beautiful formals and the cute Cupid bids, plus lack Stanley's rhythrnical band, were main topics oi conversation. Various scenes from East dances reenacted by candid photos. Vonnie and Barry relax after excitement of being Crowned King and Queen. in f! ,,:'4'l 1. S , if!!! f 1 A ' f I ,C f 9 , ,wtf 5 'X f 7x ffrf 5 Q 1 3 5 f it f in tl f If 3 W Q Z f ,f ' it f y J Nt h .PX . f C l U . - Rsfiii -. . 'L-19' 1 -Y X . - - E 3, I an A 1 -' i ea .rx yr- ff 1 4, 1 NVQ S' , ' ,mul .- -. j1,f ln, - 1 'Hifi ' r ',4..'g?., .-,K .-,Qqx f ' X., ' 'Lf' ff4':',,,3 K - i HIT. K 3:,, gf. .,3i5f'W .V 1 , 53:-J' 1' ffl A I ,' f' ' Q1 , , -f. if , , ikmy L . ,gy . X , Q53 ', ' Q.. 'sl' l- '. ' ' ' -:fi-k 4-'L ' . 3 .1 -.-'ref' I A, ' 3 in ' L ,g,j.., 'Jil . .43-if-7.1 '30 'fn' . Un' 15:1 ,V .fi iff! , .-L! , -,K ' A g f lm . VH Nr I l lu! wwhwl S , flwbwalb. liwiff was aj , is . t 19' 'if' . If you were to look in on the classes at East, you would see the teachers, like fine artists, molding, with skilled fingers, the personalities of twenty-four hundred students. They try to make each student a work of art, shaping his character as a sculptor, with dextrous hands, shapes his clay. The long, tapering hands of the musician fashion the musical groups of East into complete harmony. The short, sturdy, more masculine fingers salute the Reserve Officers Training Corps as one of East's most active groups. The athletic students are carved and patterned into shape by hands that seldom fumble. The steady hands of the instructors carefully guide the craft department in designing various projects. Competent hands hold the test tubes of the student scientists, while the future engineers and artists are carefully molded by fine, efficient hands. All these pairs of hands combine, as fingers, to form one flawlessly functioning pair of hands which molds East's fine curriculum. CRISSIE BRADDOCK PEGGY MINTZ Curricufum Eclifors MELVIN PAYNE Assistant Principal East Students Gulded By Ofhce Assistants Each student at East hrgh school owes a great deal to those people who work 11'1 the Off1Ce lt 1S the responslblllty of these people to keep the students records to help obtam scholarsh1ps to help the students make the1r dec1s1ons concernmq colleges and many other valuable SGTVICGS are performed for the students by these leaders of youth Top to bottom: Mrs. Elizabeth Todd, Dom! ol Girls: Kenneth Gorslme, Assistant in the Oliico: Miss Margaret Beynon, Assistant in the Otiico: George W. Wagner, Coordinator of Instruction. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ADAMS. MERRILL INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Colorado State Colleqe of Educatron la ANDERSEN. ELSIE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Untversrty of Denver 'ti ANDERSON. CALVIN E. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Unrversxty of Denver ARBOGAST, MERLIN M. BUSINESS EDUCATION Untversxty of Denver ASCHBACHER, IEAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Unrversrty of Wxs BECERRA. A LANGUAGE Umversrty of Denver BEIN. ELIZABETH SOCIAL Wellesley College Umversr Umversxty of Colorado BIDWELL. BARBARA PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Umversrty of Iowa BINER. ELEANOR RUTH SCHOOL LIB Umverstty of Denver BLANC , SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Calorad of Educatron Umversxty of Denver BRAGG, ARTHUR M. INDUSTRIAL ART DEPARTMENT Colorado State College oi Educatxon ARNOLD, HELEN L. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Umversxty of Denver Umversuy of Parts CSorbonneJ COHSII1 BIHAIL DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ty of Zurtch RARIAN SAM S. o State College AL .. ' - .r BRANNBERG, ROBT. W. BRENNAN. IOHN W. BRIBER. FLORENCE A. BRIEFLY. IUSTIN W. SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SCHOOL LIBRARIAN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT Colm-gdo State College Umversxty of Denver Columbxa Umverslty Umversrty ol Denver of Educatton New York Pubhc UUIVSISUY Of Denver Columbra Umverstty L1brarY School 93 BROWNING. GREGG ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Umverslty of Denver CHAPMAN, ELBERT F. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Central Mtssouri Teachers College Unxversrty of Denver ENGLISH DEPARTMENT CHARLESWORTH. HARRY W. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Colorado State College of Education CLEAVER, PAULINE W. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Kansas State College Unmverszty oi M1ssouri CONESNY. HERO L. ART DEPARTMENT Umversity of Denver COOK. VIOLA OP P ICE CLERK CURRIE, MAYME Colorado A, 6 M. Columbra Unxversrty ART DEPARTMENT Universlty of Iowa EDMISTON, ROSALIE EDWARDS. OLIVE ENOS. DUDLEY EVANS, ALWYN LANGUAGE SENIOR CLERK ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SCHOOL SECRETARY DEPARTMENT Colorado A. 6 M. Universlty of Denver Umversnty of Denver University of Denver 94 CRAVEN, ELIZABETH I.. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Umversity of Denver CROLEY, CHARLES F. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Hxqhland University Unlverstty of Denver HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT DESIARDINS, REGINA Columb1a Unxverslty DINER. LEON E. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT University of Denver EWER, A. BRUCE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Colorado State College of Educatton -v' N.. Q,-,S FIECHT, EDWARD B., MXSGT, L R,O.T.C. DEPARTMENT Vx r ' Untverstty of Ptttsburqh ' 7 years servlce, Umted States Army FLOYD, IUNE L. OFFICE CLERK MUSIC, LANGUAGEfAND ART DEPARTMENT FRANCIS, GENEVIEVE OFFICE CLERK FRENCH, B. AVERY SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Nebraska State Teachers College Unxverstty of Colorado Umverstty of Denver GARDNER, THOMAS G. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Untverszty of Denver Columkna Teachers College GARRETT, LAWRENCE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Prmceton Umversxty E A Colorado State College ofEducat1on 1 - . GILLIGAN, THOMAS . . J ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ff Umverstty of Colorado ' Unxversxty oi Denver GREEN. HAZEL OFFICE CLERK Arnzona State College HALFORD, BETTY LIBRARY CLERK HARPER. FLORENCE S. SOCIAL SC Unxversxty of Texas Umverstty at Denver IENCE DEPARTMENT 'Ni HAWLEY, ROBERT. CAPT. R.O.T.C, DEPARTMENT Untverstty of Colorado Harvard Umversxty f HEIN, GERALDINE LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Albrtqht, Pennsylvama Unrversrty of Pennsylvanta . HOFFMAN, KATHERINE F. HOFFMAN, MORRIS ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Northwestern Unzverszty Colorado A. 6 M, Umversxty of Chtcaao Umversxty of Chtcaqo Umverstty of Mrhzqan UHIVQISIIY of Denver 1 HOLLEY, LYLE W. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Colorado College Unlverstty of Chtcaqo I HUNTER, HELEN I. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Universxty of Colorado 95 MARSHALL, LAWRENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Umversrty of Mxnnesota Unrversrty of Denver 96 ILGAUDAS. LUCILLE H PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Colorado State College of Education Umversrty of Denver 135:41 ' 4, , ll 4 INGRAM, WILLIAM E. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Colorado State College of Educatzon ' 'ny Umversity of Denver ,zu fr, IENSEN, GEORGE L. I SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Un1vers1ty of Denver KNECHT, AMANDA L. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Colorado State Colleqe of Educanon Un1vers.ty of Pans QSorl::onnel KOERBER, L. WILLIAM ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Unxversxty of Denver KOONS, ALICE C. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Umverslty of WISCONSIN KHEINER, GENEVIEVE C. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Unxverszty of Iowa LAMSON, WILLIS SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Unxverszty of Nebraska LIVESEY, MARY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Umverslty of Denver MAHONEY, NANO E. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Umversrty of Colorado Umversny of Iowa MARINOFF. OSCAR MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Umversxty of Colorado Universxty of Denver I MCCARTHY, VIOLETTE MCCOMAS, ROBERT G. MUSIC DEPARTMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE Drake Umverszty DEPARTMENT Unrversxty of Denver Columbra Unzversxty MCGETHICI, ADA BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Colorado State College of Educanon MCINTOSH. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Monmoth Universrty Un:vers.ty of Denver MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 'X W 3 -,x MILLER. WALDO S. f INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT MILLER, LORETTA M. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Westezi Stxte Colleae X Icrado Sxate OORHE DJEAREEDA MUSIC LEPARTMENT Sterl.I1i1 College Sherwogd MuS.C Srhool College I-lcrrizwesterrx UIA1VQIS.IY VOCATIOIIS DEPARTME NEW, ROSETTA H. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Un.verS1:y Cf M.ornI at Oxford, OIIIO PANEK, ADOLPH H. INIJIJSTRIAI. ARTS DEPARTMENT Kearney State TerICl'IorS College Un.v-vrS,1y of Denver PEASE, CARL I. MATHEMATICS EEPARTMENT UnIverS.ty of Colorado PHELPS, CHESTER H. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT UHIVEISITY ot Iowa , Colorado State Colloqe of Educrrtton PIGOTT, BLANCHE LA NGUACE DEPARTMENT Un.verSIty of Denver Un.verS1t1e-S of Hamburg, BGIIIII, and Munxch PRELLWITZ, SHIRLEY M. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT UnIver5.ty oIM1nneSata PUTNAM, RITA SCHOOL TREASURER UnIverS.ty :I Colorado 'R 9' RI-IEN, EDNA A. 7 BUSINESS EDUCATION IJEPARNIENT Colorado State College of Educotton Unzversny of Denver ROBERTS, ROLAND S. SAVINGTON, HOWARD, SCHULTZ, LILY MUSIC DEPARTMENT SGT' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CoIo:c1do State CoIIeqe R'O'T'C' DEPARTMENT UnIverSIty of Denver of Education 11 YGCHS SSIVlCQ. Umted States Army I x l f J J 1 ' ' SCHWARZLER. HENRIETTA SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Urxverszty of Colorado sirx SERAFINI, PHILIP SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Umversny of Colorado 97 SCHAEFER. EUGENE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Rochester University State University of Iowa THOMPSON VERA G TICEN. FRED V. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT University of Mic gan University of Indiana XA SHEPHERD, HELEN S. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Colorado State College of Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SMITH. LOREN E. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT University oi Missouri University ot Iowa SMITH. MARGARET M. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT University of Colorado SMYTH. I OHN W. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT University of Denver VINYARD, DORIS W. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT University of Colorado University of Denver SNIDER. MYRTLE D. I MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT , University of Chicago STEARNS, VIRGINIA H. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPART ENT University of Colorado Ji ,real if .if STEGNER, ROBERT W. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT North Dakota State University of Minnesota University of Colorado STEVENSON, MARIORIE F. NM SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT University of Colorado TALLEY, SARA IANE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Ouachita College Arkadelphia, Arkansas TAUB. SELINA LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT University of Colorado WEHIAR, WILLIAM A. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT University of Denver WHIPPLE. CLARENCE H. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT University of Denver University of Minnesota University of Colorado WICKAHD, GRANT V. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Colorado A, 6. M. WICKHAM. ESTHER L. ART DEPARTMENT Colorado College Columbza Unxversxty SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT WILLIAMSON. I. HOWARD SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Unlversxty of Colorado WOLF , WENDELL I. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Universxty of Denver Uruverslty of Colorado WOLTER. ALICE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Universzty of Colorado WOLTER, OPHELIA H. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Unlversity of Texas Universxty of Denver WOOD, ELIZABETH N. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Umversity of Denver WRIGHT. ROLLIFF A. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Colorado State College of Education Umversny of Wcrshmqton University of Wxsconsm Unlversity of Denver ZAHLENGO. DOMINIC A. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Reqxs College Unxversxty of Denver Umverslty of Colorado Intel11qence'? Mm hmm' The Froqmen Alxce Chif Larry Sue Kmq cmd Lou SOCIAL SCIENCE BIOLOGY Ketchum Knows all the answers Circles angles and headaches for Casey cmd Gretchen PSYCHOLOGY GEOMEFRY 1 4 I ,nv -- S x f 1 ' 'X I 1- - 1 Curr1culum Courses Its ln our hands the past present and fu ture-usually 1n the shape of a hxstory book Through hrstory soclology psychology and socfal problems classes the past present and future are stud1ed In the many Enghsh courses at East the most lmportant language of all lS offered These courses mclude composmon Journcu 1sm speech and llterature Many of the 1mportant advances whlch have been made 1n the world today are due to mathematlcs Mathematxcs IS fmperatlve ID even the S1I 1Dl9Sf everyday l1fe lt offers a proper fourdatlon for nearly everyone s chosen profess1on The courses at East 1D clude algebra plane and sohd geometry trlgonornetry and math analys1s logtcal reasonmg 1n a student It brmgs about an awareness of the world around us Through experlments 1n blology chemlstw and physrcs a bas1c knowledge of scrence IS obtamed Wrthout the research and con t1nuous work spent darly on new sf'1ent1f1c developments the Unlted States mrght be far behrnd ln progress and extenslve knowl edge Mr Hoffman expenment cmd students 7 PHYSICS Be ready to run, Scottl Once upon cz txme Mr Gardner's ch1ldren's hour PHYSICS I-ENGLISH . . V , f 1. A , , . I A I A scientific course develops a new type of H , V . H -'lx Veni vxdi v1c1 Rxqht Mr Spencer? LATIN 'v ? I Who has ihe ball . . . Icck, Pete, Bill-who? ii.. h'- Qin-., -'deff Hands up' GIRLS GYM East's homemcxkers, Scxlly and Pat BOYS' GYM SEWING Classroom Activities As the hands of time move, so do the hands of East High students. Whether these hands move over the keys of a typewriter, or ma- nipulate a basketball, the skill is what counts. The vocational department consists of com- mercial, home economics and industrial arts courses. This department has become one of the busiest at East. lust as alert minds are important in today s youth so are healthy bodies Through the physical education schedule every Angel learns the physical and functional aspects of the human body through gym and health classes Many music courses are available at East These include boys and girls glee a capel la music appreciation advanced band har mony symphony orchestra and the cadet band The study of foreign languages makes better international unde standing possible Latin Spanish French and German are the lan guage courses offered Draw1ng and painting commercial art clay modeling creative art and general art class es help in developing ability in the field of art That s a beauty Bev ART Hey where s cz smile for the camera? Movies are better HIGH ever'Il LEATHER SHOP PSYCHOLOGY Front row, loft to right: Stanley Stahl, Bea Barnum. Second row: loann Wilber, Iudy Sxlver, Ellen TeSelle, Marilyn Horton. Third row: Barbara Downing, Mary Ann Andres, Florine Gardner, Karl Nakosteen, George Knudson. Fourth row: Marilyn Brown, Richard Simpson, Norma Ruden, Natalie Smith, Elizabeth Dixon, Preston Blyler, Carol Vasse, Lois Knowles. Filth row: joan Wilson, Ronald Gotlin, David Jackson, Ice Bar'tor,, Concert Orchestra Furnishes Many Entertaining Programs Front row, loft to right: Elizabeth Wilsie, Donald Bury, Donald Bain. Socond row: Iames Nielson, Conald Clifford, Parry Mays, Philip Iohnson, Emil l-telling. Third row: Ierry Sheff, Carol Vasse, Ioan Marti, Beverly Roesch, Saul Korn, Harold Berry, lack Hofschulte, William Osborn, Ben Rhodes. Fourth row: Barbara Maynard, Karen Helm, Lois Knowles, Larry Glen, Iohn Litz, Clifford Haynes, Robert Mathisen, Robert Montgomery, lames Bumpus, lack Downing, David Geyer. Fifth POW! Mr. Roberts, director: Paul Albright, Marion Newnam, Stanley Stahl, Robert Castle, Robert Best. Top row: Barbara Downing, Ioan Wxllson. za- ' Front row, loft to right: Marcia Hose-ke, Shadine Wrlliams. Second row: Mary Haworth, Mary Elltott, Sue Hadwzck, Sylvta Snuffer, Dorothy Traudt. Third row: Carol Saunders, Dtane Lrndner, Ben Rhodes, Kathleen Kearns, Stanley Mrller, Iennette Cooley. Fourth row: Mozell Zartt, Kenneth Allen, Ronald Paulson, Gerald Rice, Nancy Maner, Lawrence Typher. Fifth row: Roland Roberts, dtrectory James Enqltsh, Emma lane German, Edward Kletger, Edward Adams, Charlotte Brown. Concert Band Has ct Successful Year Front row. left to right: Barbara Newlone, Eltzabeth Exxon, Sandra Otnstem. Second row: Marlene Rxfkxn, Norma Ruden, George Knudson, Bernard Frzedburq, Third row: Dtane Lmdner, Duane McBr1de, lerry Wetnstem, Leonard Stlverman, Charlotte Brown, Donald McAndrew, lack Stanley. Fourth row: Robert Carlson, Garry Enqltsh, Davtd Parchen, Ioe Reynolds, George Htdy, Morton Flax, Don Soltz, Perry Wasserstetn, Dantel Frledman, Ed Kletqer, Filth row: Iames Funk, Rtchard Howard, Carol Kearns, Ray Hoarst, Richard Battociz, Sixth row: Phxlzp Treantaitlos, Robert Barbee, Donaldine Savage, Mr. Roberts shows them how. 105 A Cappella fellas rehearse for the Christmas pageant. 106 53,119 ' Qin fi Front row, loft to right: Carol Stroud, Mary Zoe Blackledge, Ann Nutt, Greta Ohlson, Glorra Hoff- man, Jane Woodward, Dorothy Traudt, Marrlyn Carlson, Eleanor Baker, Eleanor Bell, Shirley Fraker, Helen Grousd. Second row: Ioanne.Monohan, Sue Perry, Iudy Cook, Mary Lou Pfarrer, Elazne Schulze, Nancy Hmkle, Patrzcza Poznter, Larry Duffy. Tom Ford, Paul Durant. Third row: Mxrram Robms, Marrlyn Wrnters, Phyllrs Wearner, lack Rasmussen, B111 Sanderson, Ion Thurney- sen, Iarnes Morton, Gary Martrn, James Wzllson. Fourth row: Dan Lee Danrels, Dxck Moore, Iohn Drabrng, Graham Mrller, George Rrchre, Wrllram Collrns, Arthur Stapp, Warren Maus, Brll Wallace. A Cappella Performs for Many Groups Front row, left to right: Anrta Kreyer, Ianet Mauff, Loranne Mzlne, Alice Bolsrnger, Vonnre deSpa1n, Darlene Groussman, Pat Neff. Second row: Kate Buchtel, Imogene Whrte, Pat Howard, Barbara Tozke, Ioan Bershof, lo Knuth, Amta Allen. Third row: Morton Ross, Nancy Gordon, Sabzna Morgan, Mary lo Green, Mary Rotroff, Barbara Levy, Donna Orme, Charlotte Smrth. Fourth row: Iacquelrne Frazee, Laurene Crawford, Geraldrne Bruce, Ian Robrnson, Lura Northrop, Yvonne Capron, Pat Arnold, Vrvian Schroer, Marilyn Husted. tr-I-A I , .55 - - .. . - t L F ' t'fe ' is ' 0 I , Front row, loft to right: Elaine Iones, Iudy Goldstem, Norma Roth, Paula Boltz, Luanne Titley, Donna Wrrth, lacquelrne Shere, Betty Bower, Brrtta McGrew, Vernon Aspelmxer, Nemaqene Wxtharn, Ieane Parker. Second row: Iohn Ross, Gerald Sprxnkle, Marranne Wh.te, Gretchen Roe, Sandy Horoschalc, Iamce Hess, Alice Glass, Carol Soll, Vgctorwr Phrlpott, Mzss Moorehead, director. Third row: Gerald Carlson, Davrd Woodhams, Bruce Buckznaham, Steve Sm1th, Wrllzam Barley, Robert Eaton, Dorothy Schmitt, Betty Stebblns, Martha Hadley, Ruth Iankovskv, Fourth row: Ierome LaGrange, lerry Brown, Raymond Gordon, Wrllram Oakes, lchn Stevens, Bzll Bramlette, Tom Fluqstad, Bob Lamson, Monte Pascoe, Girls' Glee Club Is One of East's Active Groups Front row, left to right: Dranna Wzllard, Marrlyn Stone, Dorts Stockwell, Dorothy C1 s Beverly Lutz, Erleen Srnqer, V1olet McCulloch. Second row: Texanna Bruhn, Margaret Moser, Barbara Hart- man, Barbara Kennedy, Darrlyn Awes, Beverly Ftepp, El.z'1beth Pollock, VtrqLn1a lohnson. Third row: Moreen Roqell, Nancy Moore, Nancy Burke, lean Hathaway, Lorna Stoll, Drana West, Nlarrlyn Rogers, Nan Dav1s. Fourth row: Sally Bjork, M.ra Pace, Linda Garnel, Vtolette McCarthy, director: Susanne Warner, D1ane Bentley, Charlotte Walton, Haruet Lrnd. E .1-Y' fi Mrs. McCarthy rehearses the girls' glee. 107 Front row, le!! to right: Harold Brunelli, lt.: Ken Curtis, lt.: lohn Stevens, Capt.: Dee Welch, cept.: Gray Goyette, 2nd lt.: Bob Lamson, lit sgt. Second row: Iohn Sams, Gary Anderson, Gary Stoll, Ed Harris, Her- bert Mason, Lanny Shorts, Thomas Hill, Fred Lilly, Gary Rinqsby, Richard Wrzeski, Bill Paulson, Sig Larson. Third row: Dan Bench, Verman Betts, Gary Richman, Doug Hildenbrandt, Robert Lewis, Norman Hag- gard, Paul Brown, Dick Edwards, Don Mur- ray, Bill Farley, Bob Bass, Fred Much, David Iackson, Walter Merciez, Richard Cahow, Fourth row: Eugene Hilliard, George Welch, Kenneth Sinclair, Linden Blue, Ray Snodgrass, Russell Wyckoff, Dale Cameron, Don Myers, lim Iohnson, Milton Gaddis, Donald Reed, Ronnie Paulson, Bill Iensen, Bruce lohnson. Top row: Don Han- son, lack Young, Bill Vallow, Warren Schwab, Ralph Pruitt, Stan Williams, John Drabing, Chuck Gordon, Tom Cooley, C. W. Speer, lohn Stark, Glen Vilhauer, Larry Kincaid, Richard Kruse. M1l1ta One two, three, fire. Front row, loft to right: Iudy Iones, 2nd lt.: lack Deeter, lst lt.: Bill Pollock, co-cept.: Ralph Dougherty, 2nd lt.: Vance Lewis, 2nd lt.: Carol Swanson, 2nd lt. Second row: Howie Simon, Mike Freilinger, Mort Cohen, Bill Fountain, Harold Tague, lonathan Weiss, Terry Searls, Leo Goto, Don Bowlin, Ray Berson, Loren Ienik, lack james, Steve Miller, Sheldon Friedman. Third row: Da- vid Hutchison, Iames Rogers, Dick Wilson, Don Wilson, Cass Hoffman, Kit Cowper- thwaite, Richard Howard, Don Hughes, Myron Steffen, Robert Dufi, Lou Hagler, Ierry Haas, Ioseph Iennings. Fourth row: Stanley Stahl, Bill Baldridge, Bruce Iohnson, Iim Hamrick, Franklin Clements, Bob Knight, Bruce Halberstadt, lack La Follette, Bob Hanson, Ken Lane, Stanley Fox, Forrest DeSpa1n. 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A of x 'x ,,.... 1 1 x . v 1 1 s Front row lot! to ri ht Steve Sm1th B1l1 Card Dave Scott Second row Ierry haw Bob Shormann Bud Read Kemz Yabe John Cummmgs Douglas l-hldenbrandt Third row Gary Anderson Ed HUTYIS Russell Wyck Floyd Basore Paul Brown Bob Bass Fourth row Iames Rogers Don Myers Dale Eexgirzidt Kenny Babb Forrest deSpa1n Lee Howard M1lton a IS Dr1ll Squad Honorary Offlcers Front row lei! to right Manlynn Iones honorary lt colonel D1ane West honorary ma1or Nancy Cramer honorary cop ta1n V1oletStutzman honorary captam Second row Doro thy May Ioan W1llson Edna O Neal Eberle Ann Ph l1ppus Dee Welch captam T I ,1 V' Front row loft to right Ted Dxener Wzllzam I Rothenburqer DlCk Lake commander Bert Bened ck W1ll am Hem Second row Dudley We1lar1d Dave Parchen Roland Dedmond Tom Bnqhtwell Ioe lennmqs Clyde H111 Color Guard R C T C Staff Front row left to rlqht Nathamel Roper mayor D1ane West honorary ma1o Edward Zall lt colonel Mar1lyn Iones hon orary lt colonel Oscar W Hall malor Second row Iames Newell captam Ion Thurneysen captam Steve Smzth sqt maJor Don Mkhch captam Third row M1ke Cornwall George H1dy B1'l Card Morton Flax Assistants Aid Faculty The library assistants act as iunior librarians under the direction of Miss Florence Briber. The library workers are always willing to lend students a helping l'1CIRCl- Tl1GY S99 WG? books are returned to the proper shelves: they check out books and collect fines: and they are thoroughly acquainted with the lo- cation ot various reference books. ln short, they are an indispensable group to the Angels. Miss Putnam and her staff of angelic helpers handle the financial business of East. They sell fee cards, help Angelus campaigns, and handle the various drives which come to East. The out-ofstown trips to football games are all handled in this department. Few Angels realize what an important and ef- ficient job is carried on in the treasurer's office. Along with these groups are the clinic as- sistants, who are an efficient group of Seraph Sisters. There is a Seraph Sister in the clinic every hour of the day who assists ill stu- dents, while other assistants run errands for Mrs. Henrietta Schwarzler, the school nurse. East profits greatly from these diligent helpers. Cloclrwise. Clinic Assistants, Front row, left to right: Kathleen Kearns, Marzanna Thornton, leanne Ragland Second row. Lucille Koch, Henrietta Schwarzler, nurse: Barbara Klein. Third row: Shirlee lohnson, Nancy Newcomb, Donna Kueker. Absent from picture are: Kathryn Brown, Iudith Campbell, Megan Eigeman, Mayme Gust, Ioyce Lorber, Leeba Nelson, Toby Turner. .sr Library Assistai-i.s, Front row, left to right: Donna ludkins, Donna Nixon, Beverly Repp, Kate Buchtel, Helene Khaturizetf. Second row: Georgia McOueary, Donna Tschappat, Betty Stebbins. lane Weil, Visual Education Assistants, Front row, left to right: Bob Castle, Don Mxklich, Carter Kelly, Ralph Pruitt, Leonard Sil- verman, Geoiqe Pierce, Mel Langsliaw, Milton Gaddis Mort Flax. Second row: Pete Leonard, fate Graham, Ed Zcll, Sam Blanc, director: Martin Fass, W:l1:am Farley. Absent from picture are: Harold Lofgren, lee Przmock, Bill Lotland Robert Duff, Robert Gammill, Tom Clark Herbert Morton, Mfhael Petty Cliff Haynes, Don Clark Marion Newnarn, lerome Page. Standing. left to right: Darlene Groussrnan, Walter Wells Bar- bara Newman, Martin Shore, Mszelt Zarzt Sitting: Mrs Hazel Green, assistant treasurer: Miss Rita Putnam, treasurer. . A 32-5 'fl' Service Groups Help Angels lf you were to watch Mrs. lva Chadwick and her assistants preparing for noon, you would be amazed at the skill and smoothness with which this staff produces lunch for the Angels. They serve a hot meal every noon for those who want ity also, they make sand- wiches, pies and cakes for the Seraphs who just want a noon snack. After you have seen the smoothly function- ing lunch room, you might look in on Law- rence Marshall in the O. A. S. Office. Mr. Marshall and his ever-ready staff help stu- dents at East find suitable situations for work. lf an employer calls and wants to employ a student, Mr. Marshall dispatches one of his assistants, who does not happen to be filing at the moment, to fetch an applicant suitable for this job, Many Angels are very grateful to the G. A. S, staff for the jobs they hold. Now that you have seen Mr. Marshalls staff in action, another service group in which you might be interested is the Boys' Social Room attendants. You would see them sent to all parts of the building doing errands for Kenneth Gorsline, straightening out maga- zines, sorting checkers, or helping Mr. Gors- line arrange schedules. All of these service groups are indispensable at East high school. ' Counter Clockwise, Cafeteria Workers, Front row, left to right: Eva West Lelia Leabo. Second row: Wilma Swanson, Clfrre D1-as Ivx Chadwick director. Third row: Liliian Gil- bert Caro Vfillizrnson Mar.on Wehrrnar. Boys' Social Room Attendants. Front row, left to riqht: Ken- neth Conway, Bill Pollock, Sidney Lang, Merle Weitz, Leslie Crispelle, Dick Wilding, Second row: Bob Allen, Pete Melcher Howard Beck, Bob Kortz, Bob Patrick, Thurman Bretz, Dick Burnell, OAS Assistants, Front row, left to right: lean Hauslernan, Ann Davis, lane Woodward, Sue Ann Scott, Ioyce Ashford, Lawrence Marshall, director: Nancy larnes, Barbara Belcher, Sharon Friedman, Second row: jackie Davidson, Barbara Sallee, Kathie Brown, Gerre Willard, Nancy Van Derbur, Carol Schn.eder, Shirlee Iohnson, Betty Bower, Mary Dowd. Loretta Richard. Third row: Ralph Abelt, Don Maxey. Custodians, Front row, lelt to right: Nick Targhetta, Nick Capra, Mary Egqleton, Violet Wade, Ralph Messenger, head custodian: Ted Herreva Second row: Milton Anderson, Don Phillips Leveda Rector Nellie Bixel lohn Green. f s fir I' ,.. '7 4 qi: 'N' f .f -.L ..f ' ...f ,..- TL ..1..- ..- f ...xi ,....., V 1+ KA 'X Q ' f fix, .l gw V Q fp J J ,-1,5-if. ,xi wif 5 4 f 'Fw' ,gk M 75: ki ll! ff v my fn, xx I II P1151 U Ulllq llll NJ IIPBII Photographs chosen by Betty Groble ond Horry Jomes Miss Dorothy Schmntt Morvm Goldtogel Mis Off! SO O omeeamin nee w....,...f.,,,....,.,. 'i .V , I ,,..,1' i Miss Paulo Boltz unior Pom M 1111211 g ig C? UIIIEEUIIIIIIQ L lllflll H1111 Illlllb Left qht: Yvonne de Spain, Phyllis Furuseth, Susan McClelland, Mary Bronson, Lomnne M1 a X5 . fd' I 1 ' f' 'f 7 ,2 r r , ' fl wwf.-aff? NM G.. nt! x'9- 'B 1:5 lv Front row. Bottom io top. loft to rlqhl: Barbara Hartman, Iudy Iones Sally Efaw Second row Bev Wooden, Barbara Burgess, Iudy Goldsiem Top row Sharon Wood Pr1sc1l1a Stone Dorthea Iones, Paula Boltz Junior and Sophomore 4 ug Queen ffelwlunfa Mt, l- kk , ' A , l o Wi ' A V 3 . g a, - A was v Q .Q - S ' V- f 1-. f Q 'sg' at I A , x A K ,. M ? 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Q W .- A r' , P' f ' 1 14, . XX ff. L, 1 V '-'- K. ,- ' ,',,fl,f-Ulifw ' I X1 , X X x Q X M, f fn A ,mv XA. ' V , ,g - l u K X X 1 S-A Q K Xl ' ff X ,F XV t ,, .K X - i, TNS' ' ' .V f I - -xi , . L -- x. ' ,Q x N, X ' X F1 Inter-Club Council Coordinates Club Programs The success of the club program at East has been largely a result of the Watchfulness of the lnter-Club council. The bi- monthly meetings of the presidents of thirtyetwo clubs help to forge the chain more strongly. The council introduces the students to the organizations of the school by means of club open houses. Then, from the time when each group establishes its membership, the council is busy forming a link of interest between the clubs and their members and the officers and sponsors. With the sponsorship of Miss Alice Walter, the emphasis of the club program has been placed on service to the school. The lnter- Club council is striving to impart an appreci- ation of club participation to East's students. Top to bottom, lelt to right: Donald Ackerman, rnident: Phil Schoelzel, vice-president: Sue Ann cott, secretary: George Richie, treasurer. Pre-Law Develops Initiative Former members oi this organization will leave college not only to become terrors of the courtroom, but to step into many dit- ferent professional careers. Introductory guidance in the fields of their interest stems from the many Common factors in the association of Pre-law club members. Meetings in the homes of members through- out the year establish a fellowship which is turned to good advantage in undertaking projects which require the utmost in coopera- tion from each member. A formal banquet in the spring concludes the growing list of traditional activities which includes the Spotlight assembly and the Businessmen's luncheon. Top to bottom, leii to right: Donald Ackerman, president: Tom Fluqstad, vice-prelident: Bob Patrick, secretary: Dave Madison, lrealurer. L ,- Q , Serctph Sisters Aid Faculty, Office Staff The girls who compose the academic upper one-fourth of the senior class, wear the big red angel badges which distinguish the members of the Seraph organization. One period a day, do- nated to the school by each girl, provides needed help tor our office staff and faculty. The Seraphs traditionally. sponsor the first dance of the year, the gala Seraph Swing. Incoming sophomores are treated to the serv- ices ot big sisters, chosen from among these senior Cherubs. In Iune, at the height of senior activities, the outstanding senior girl awards are made by the Seraphs. This is the culmination ot an outstanding program which develops leader- ship, the spirit of service, and lots of fun days in the last year of high school. Top to bottom, left to right: Nancy Sterling, presi- dent: Ieanne Ragland, vice-president: Mary Io Green, secretary: Sue Ann Scott, treasurer: Bar- bara Levy, treasurer. it K? front row, loft to right: Ernestzne Scott, lane Woodward, Pat Beck, Crissie Braddock, Mary Io Green, Ieanne Ragland, Sue Ann Scott, Shzrley Staqqs. Second row: Norma Goldberg, Sally Shubart, Gerre Willard, Pat Goyette, Barbara Levy, Shirley Hutton, Barbara Battey. Third row: Toby Turner, Ann Smith, Mcreen Roqell, Mary Ann Ruth, Mayme Gust, Martha Hadley, Barbara Klein. Fourth row: Nancy Annis, Leeb: Nelson, Nancy Sterling, leanne Hauselmann, Betsy Gates, Mary Price, Nancy Newcomb, .9 ,4 tl 1, , . .' M. . f.-V , , 1 ft ' f yr3,fr Wig. HJ-554 - ' ,1 w ,.f,.,X yt .h ,ev .r rf Front row. loft to riqht: Ioan Snyder, Lrdanne lanes, Beverly Lutz Elyce Karlsberq Evelyn Bloom Pamela Ephralm Dorothy Krrs Judy Campbell. Second row: Vernon Aspelmter, Donna Nomtq lackte Shere Peqqy Aylard Lynette Copen Mary Spath Barbara Belcher, Vrcky Farr. Third row: Nancy Burke, Barbara Newman Greta Ohlson Mary Blanchard Ioanne Thoms Iody Crotchett Mary Dowd, ludy Ford, Megan Erqeman. Fourth row: Sharon Frledrnar loyce Lorber Roberta Perlov Patty Mxntz Zon Pepper Peqqy M ntz, lackte Adams, Carol lean Schneider. Front row, left to right: Barbara Musgrave Eleanor Bell, Oppenhetmer, Ann Sexelstad, Mozell Zartt, Second row Carlson loyce Lmd ean H...l1'wav, Third row. 'Cath . I N' .- , ' - Y Barbara Taggart, Donna Kueker Ellen Eames. Fourth ro Mar1lyn Monson, Ltnda Gamel. M. f. Martzrm, Dot Stout Y-3 ' '31 5 , Q Front row, left to right: Donna Lu Walker, Beverly Woodend, D111t:z Rcdrxguez, Delano Van Wcqenen, Pct Prcnqley, Nancy Law, Gretchen Moser Carol Kearns Second row: Cathy Carey, Sandy Spcrics, Cynthn Csrder,Cc1ro1 Northcutt, Ioan S1l1s, Dzome Drze- 4 meyer, I.,lQ.1n Rodrgquez Bch Mcntgomery, lane Gcodrnq. Third row: X Dc'v,s Mlzthiz Clscn, Cdrelyn Chrzstensen, Lu Armstrong. Fourth row: BCD Prsngfy' Surry Vu: 'Nutz'-:ten Rxchdrd Seebdss B111 Ienseri, Icr. A 3 , .fr -,Q , .f ,-V A ' 3 1 f: , ag -A! e' 1 K . . , 5 A L Ivnry Helen Skelton, 11m StGnsf1e1d,Dav1d Hutchgscn Anne If-Urine Hcuselmcznn, Nancy Van Derbur, Lee Fzshbuck, e Sizing -A 4. -4. 1. Q71 , i Yet Front row, le!! to right: K:'e Epcrfel, Cathy Hatch, Tory Phjpott, Arg: Kreyer, Marlene Law, Ioyce Lmd, Kcxthle Kearns, B111 Kill' gize Plzizz Second row: Fiye Firley, E.:k Lgndseth Sher. Sirdner Nancy Gordon, Dpctnz Hughes, Bev Rcesch, Mary f'?.r,3i: 'f ::. .lyeii :: fix: r. Pgizerszn sponsor. Third row: EQ. Lxrscn Manly: Hughes, Sheldon Pnngle Gretchen Lcrties .iq G of Er. 5 E Q !.n1l:n': Pete ffferihelr vI:h: '::ee Fourth row: E111 Cckes, Bob Sertz, IX: Pen-:ers ' Lpf' 212. Q ' 1-..f'IX VKQCK ..':'h',S JZTY '4 ! 'fi sv SkEast Is Skiing at East is enjoying growing popularity, as it is in many of the Denver high schools. From a strictly out-of-school sport, it is now recognized as another inter-school competition. At East, the accent on sportsmanship, racing ability, and im- proved skiing is maintained lcy the Ski club. SkEast's coordi- nation and supervision of the many ski ac- tivities takes much of the officers' time. Our skiers have the advantages ot discounts on ski buses and tows. Their affiliation with the Southern Rocky Mountain Ski associa- tion provides a sponsor for ski meets, to- gether with transportation to and from the meets. Top to bottom, left to right: lean Hauselmcmn, president: Betsy Gates, vice-president: Bill Kil- gore, xecrelary: lack Nixon, treasurer: lim Stans- field, race chairman. How diabolical can we get? -5. :B Are these skiers, or do they always look that way? a Sporting Group Snodgrass on his merry way Key Club Serves School and Community The Key club is most famous for its front hall activities. There, at all hours of the day, members may he seen scooting around on the rolling scaffold, changing notices on the clock bulletin ' case. Service to the school is the keynote of this organization. lt ex- tends every effort in cooperation with East's lunch program and assists at variou's assem- hlies. These services have their purpose in promoting initiative and cooperative citizen- ship, together with similar Key organizations throughout America. With its outstanding spirit of services, coordinated hy'an inter- national conference of Key cluhs, the East high group is thoroughly deserving of the respect we accord it. Top to bottom, left to right: Phil Schoelzel, presi- dent: Torn McGcnagle vice-president: Bob Pat- rick, secretary: Dave Madison, treasurer. an -Q ,sq 'Y Front row, left to right: Mr. Wickard, sponsor: Tom McGonagle, lohn Madison, Bob Patten, George Astler. Second row: larry Brown, Rocky Groves, Bill Hannemann, Hideo Osuga, Bill O'Toole, Ken Groves, Pete Schrepferman, loe Blake. Third row: Dave Madison, Mark Murray, Bob Bemght, Phil Schoelzel, lack Hazelhurst, Bob Allen, Scott Steznhauer, Pinkey Carlsen. Fourth row: Don Montony, lack Moxley, Monte Pascoe, Lynn Hoover, Ben Heirs, Bob Patrick, Sam Downing, Larry Atler, Larry Manion. Hi-R-40 Sponsors Fun and Service Hi-R-40 is one oi East's prominent service clubs, and is an out- standing social organization. Between service during school hours and good fun afterwards, the l-li-R-40 member's lite is a background for future citizenship. The club works with the Student Council to improve lunch-time conditions. ln addition, the members con- tribute time during the school day towards the maintenance ol the parking lot. The able leaders ot Hi-R-40 contribute a great deal, together with the presidents of the other service clubs, towards the successful func- tioning of the lnter-Club council. Upon their graduation, the Hi-R-40 members will find the memories of high school days an incentive to active social and civic re- sponsibility. Top to bottom. left to right: Bill Daniel, president: Ted Williamson, vice-president: Mark Murray, secretary: lerry LaGrange, treasurer: George Wafer, sergeant-at-arms o-. V -e ' I Front row, lah lo right: Duane Scott, Sheldon Mendel, Iohn Dikeou, Barry Frank, Ed Woods, Bob Howe, Mark Cherrinflfon- 300' ond row: Iohn Brennan, Sponsor: Ioe Leyden, Ierome La Grange. Rex West, B111 Daniel, Loren Wheeler, Merlin Atboqast, Sponsor. Third row: Phil Schoelzel, George Wafer, Phil Davis, Bill Struble, lim Prey, Tony Harley, Tom McGonClqle, FOUYUI NWS Bob M991 Oliver Senechal, Ted Williamson, Ronnie Shavlick, Bronson Chase, MGH! MUYYUY, Ken Snodgrass. Euclidlan Club Honors Superior Mathematicians In East's advanced math department, a great deal of interest is focussed through the Euclid organization. When the mechanics of a mathematical science have been mastered, a new world ot exploration arises outside ot the classroom. Speakers at each Euclidian meeting untold the fascinations of problems presented in higher mathematics, and the attractions of careers in realms which are based upon math knowledge. As mathematical knowledge pyramids up- ward trom basic techniques, and through the Euclidian club to complex thinking and rea- soning, one senior is selected annually as having merited an award for the highest mathematical attainments. Top to bottom. lo!! to right: Mike Cornwall, preli- dont: Nat Roper, vice-president: Sid Lang, second vice-president: Martin Errickson, secretary-treap uror. -lt D Club Honors Cherub Athletes Kampus Club Has Rewarding Year The efforts to orient the girls of East to the college experiences into which they will soon graduate have grown into the popular Kampus club. By vividly coloring and supplementing East's college guidance programs for girls, the club has stimulated great interest among the girls. Each Karnpus meeting features a guest speaker who is a college representative. The topics of discussion range from college costs to courses and sororities. An additional Kam- pus activity is the Christmas tea. Over the past year, the original Kampus club has become so large that it has been sub- divided into the Sophomore and Senior Kam- pus clubs, each one open to any member of the respective classes. Top to bottom, lelt to right: Sue Ann Scott, presi- dent: Sunny Iones, vice-president: Sally Nathen- sen, secretary: Ioyce Lind, treasurer. 3 gn Front row, loft to right: Ianet Ackerman, Barbara Battey, Litamae Hrrschteld, Diane Driemeyer, Ioan Maul, Pat Neil, Ioan Hastings, Rosilancl Menachof, Barbara Belcher, Aldene Young. Second row: Elaine Iones, Pat London, Bea Barnum, Kathy Grlkinscn, Shirley King, Sherrie Street, Wendy Hughes, Bev Vincent, Nancy Gordon, Mary Io Green. Third row: Beth Wollred, Gay Caldwell, Mary Ruth Elliot, Pat Green, Margaret Sanderson, Lois Sargeant, Helen Pratt, Barbara Leskey, Anita Kreyer. Fourth row: Barbara Musqrove, Marita Durning, Lura Northrop, Vee Gee Johnson, Jean Parker, Mary Io Ballmer, Ioanne l-Iolmdahl, Pat Goyette, Mary Ruth, Mary Io Doyle. s L is v ,f ,- 9. x W 4 Front row, left to riqhl: Ltdcnne Jones, Barbara Huffsmxth, Sandy Sparks, Pcxulcz Boltz, Georqene Wollqcxst, Lrllxcn Rodrtqrez, Mrs. Helen Shepard, Sponsor. Second row: Indy Ktnq, Ann Lorned, Rusty Nxchols, Joanne Thoms, Ioan Ainsworth, lean Hcxusel- mann, Sue Ann Scott, Sully Nzthenson, Third row: Cynthtct Carter, Elotse Kearns, Carol Blackwell, Phyllis Wearner, Luyune Arrnstronq, Dottte Pfrulk, Clfxudtu Rmltcrrdscn, Bev Fexst, Fourth row: Vlrqmm Harvey, Bev Iones, Put McCoy, Ioyce L1nd, Elcrxne Demts, Teres Hftrwovk, l,1ndG Selxne, Iudy Bardwell. -. Fron! row, left to right: Mcrgzxnc Thcrntcrz Mzrrlyn Becker, Shrrley Larsen, Pct Seff, lcrnet Goldberg, Helen Stnger, Iecn Alferlditrf, Kleen Singer. Second row: Iain l'.l1r:.n K'xy Krznz, Ruth frinkavsky Dcrrze Mznqer, Carol KeClrns, Sally Schubert, Scxrtdri Antanoft, Bjrbzfi lvfxgnizss-an f:1::r1-2 Wzlbuz, Third row: Cnirlstte Smith, Ezine Bentley, Icmet Robznson, BAZYZL lost, Le-tba Nelsmn, Le-Lbi Mzllcr, Cczrcl Ncrthtutt, 5.1 :rth : Olson, Nancy Rclznsrnrz G'.vy':.:z Cheney. Fourth row: NL1n:y Annis, Betty Morrrs, Eletrncr Morsnoy, jizne Mchtsny Era: iiwlxzzggdt, Marlene Frted, Bnzbxrz Signs, Cmol VGSS9. 141 Red Cross Council Serves School and Community The Red Cross council of East High is becoming one ot the city's most appreciated organizations. lts importance is a result of the thoughttulness at the heart ot each ot the various projects. The Council's contribution at the Christmas season this year was the filling of Christmas stockings tor hospitalized soldiers. This activity was organized on an all-school basis, so that some hundreds ot soldiers received the cheering gifts. Next, the council raised dish-gardens, which were used as table decorations at the annual Red Cross banquet. l-laving served this dec- orative purpose, the dish-gardens were pre- sented to the various Denver area hospitals. The Red Cross drive, presented yearly to- gether with an assembly by the Council, was again a success. On the final day ot the drive, the Boettcher Glee club was presented on the East stage. Top'to bottom, le!! to right: Ieanne Ragland, Presldant: lean Parker, vice-president: Ioyce Ashford, secretary: Norma Iean Crosby, treas- uror. Front row. lah Morrison, Gail Moreen Rogell, Williams. is 1 4 Ln. R M x J Q to right: Patsy Hester, Darlene Mack, Ioyce Ashford, Litamae Hirschfeld, Jeanne Ragland. Second row: Rosalyn Ford, Norma lean Crosby, lo-Ann Stevens, Linda West. Third row: Kathryn Stephens, lane Weil, Britta McGrew, Mrs. Hoffman, sponsor. Fourth Row: Abihail S. Becerra, sponsor: Paul Hannon, Ralph Pruitt, Ken Curtis, IoAnne International Relations Club Promotes U.N The lR club has become a meeting-ground for the growing num- ber of East students who are vitally interested in world develop- ments, foreign students and teachers, and prominent social scientists. Mrs. Virginia Stearns strives to inform students of the values in World history and in present day politics. The growing interest in such topics is re- flected by the attitude of East and the IR club in the magnificent attendance at the yearly State-wide International Relations conference sponsored by the University of Denver. Top to bottom, left to right: Graham Miller, preli- dent: Sid Lang, vice-president: Barbara Bell, soc- retary: Mlke Cornwall, treasurer: Peter Brett, chairman-of-the-board. H1 Y Has Well Rounded Season of Activities Bruce Ewer, as sponsor of Hi-Y, is training his club members in the paths of the community responsibility they will undertake after graduation. Much of Hi-Y's popularity stems from the respect which this group attitude commands in every quarter. ln its social and business activities, Hi-Y is guided by an affilia- tion with the Central Y.M.C.A. A wealth of civic and school benefits are the result of this association. Social activities, traditional with Hi-Y, in- clude a hayrack ride, followed by a dance. The club members work with Y.M.C.A. lead- ers in regular monthly meetings, hearing prominent speakers. Hi-Y is composed of Cherub athletes and ex- tra-curricular leaders, who develop into un- derstanding citizens. Top to bottom, loft to right: George Richie, prost- dont: Dick Moore, VlCl-Pfllldlhli Tom Fluqstad, locrotary-treasurer! Jack Larson, lorqoanl-ab arms: Tony Harley, lorqount-at-arml. Red Iackets Stand for Service The Red Iackets form the boys' branch of the school's pep leaders. At football games and pep assemblies the crimson coats represent lively cheering and good sportsmanship. The Pied Iackets club also functions as a courtesy committee, on duty in East's halls at all times. The information booth, which is maintained by club members, is a center for friendly student gatherings and is a haven of refuge ior the bewildered visitors at East. An annual hayrack ride, plus one of the year's biggest dances, are activities of the Red lackets, carried out in partnership with the White lackets. Good fun and service keynote the spirit shown by this organization of brightly clad boys. Top to bottom, left to right: Chuck Robertson, president: Bob Milstein, vice-president: Dick Clements, secretary: Herbie Bracken, troaluror. gifts!! Ny. loft to right: .Herbie Bracken, Richard Clements, Robert Milstem, Chuck Robertson, Iohn Smyth, sponsor. Second nw: o te Wildman, Leonaru 5 Jerman, Bob Yegge, Bob Montgomery, Grant Anderson, Don Bowen, Sid Lang, lim Willson. Third row: Steve Susman Larr Z v ri Bob Castle Tom Au Gar Frtedland Richard Eber Don Wirth Fourth row: Bill 1 Y I I . , relius, Bill Marschner, y , , - arson, Bruce Theander, Paul Hannon, Lee Fishback, Pete Melcher, Bill Amlong, Don Cliitord, Graham Miller, Bob Benight. White Iackets Contribute Spirit and Pep The White Iackets are indeed the picture of school spirit at East In their red skirts, white jackets, and red berets, they set the mood for a cheering student body at contest atter contest in the city arenas. The Red and White Iacket dance, one of the most popular, year in and year out, is largely the result ot the highly organized Work of the White lackets. When our football team travels abroad, the White Iackets set the pace in enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. Our girls' pep or- ganization is famed tor the drills it presents yearly in the D.U. stadium. Setting high standards of poise, scholarship and citizenship, the White Iackets yearly in- duct many of East's outstanding girls. Top to bottom, left to right: Jackie Adams, presi- dent: Linda Gamel, vice-president: Patty Mintz, lecretary: Carol Blackwell, secretary: Iody Crot- chett, treasurer. V' .K A r J'l2t !'l Sr I9 Q If 4,15 x 'S 9 if 5 l y Q I 2 5 st lx ' t 5 e , 21 K na if . -1. If 5:4 C, M -ia i f Y T X I X ll - K ' A V , if Q l P N x f S X L ' J t . 1 F x 1 ' t X Front row, left to right: Lucille Ilgaudas, sponsor: Lidanne Iones, Bea Barnum, Elaine Martin, Donna Wirth, Betty Emick, Barbara Bidwell, lponlor. Second row: Vicky Pair, Ann Seielstad, Carol Tyler, Vonme de Spain, Barbara Huftsmith, Molly Wynne, Mary Ann Cummings, Marlys Dalrymple. Third row: Meredith McCo mbs, Ginger Bonney, Iody Crotchett, Mary Zoe Blackledqe, Gloria Caldwell, loanie Klodt, Luann Titley, Barbara Kennedy, Fourth row: Ianette Udd, Sally Cooper, Ianet Dodd, Sunny Iones, Mary Io Ballmer, Martha Hoderick, Gretchen Lames, Io Anne Throop, Marjorie Munroe. Q, o B f XJ of I from row, loft to right: Mary Spath, Iudy Campbell, Ioan Snyder, Peqqy Aylard, Barbara Klrk, Barbara Battey, Kathie Kearns, Mary Io Green, Iudy Sllver, lane Woodward. Second row: Vernon Aspelrnler, Barbara Newman, Mozell Zarrt, loanne Thoms, Sally Shubart, Nancy l-lmkle, Eleanor Bell, Gaul Wrxqht, Barbara Belcher Kay Schrzener, L.ll.an Rodrlquez. Third row: Mary Blanchard, Ruthie Arken, Nancy Burke Shxrlee lohnson, Ellen Eames, Donna Kaeker, Roberta Perlov, Shxrley Hution, Norma Goldberg, Sharon Frledman Fourth row: Nancy Newcomb Barbara Klegn Mary Price, Carol Hollznq, loyce Thompson, Geral- dlne Bruce, lackxe Adams Mary Bronson, leanne Ragland, Peqay Mzntz, l,1r.da Gamel. 'Yi - YF' S ,Q . ' 15 f P 1 ,, fl , . f 1 .4 ' F . - L -f ' 4 - ' it 'v U tl .1 S' . Q S 7 ' '07 I- F ' S 4, f.. ' ' 3 ' ll f V I , ' ' ' ' ' . ' l I . . N' , H I' 5 rg' ' 4 , 'K .f- Y , 2 . l , - S 1 4 ' ' 1' B S -fa fl I ' 5 ' A 1' V ' f ff X ' X T X J -7 Q I X, Y ff 1 1 , 1 , I f J , I I .f R l fron! row, ll!! to right: Pat Harper, Elise Oppenhemmer, Pai Beck, Elyce Karlsbera, loan Maul, Barbara W1!tow,ACarolyn Sands fur, Rurhxe l-lazlpern, loan Malnz Barbara Maench Second row: Charlene Barnhart, Sandy Horcschak, lC!1'lQT N-GYlSfYOmf ROSS YUCIYY FEHF, MCIIY Fitzgerald Fraker. Gear' ene 'Ncllaash Puri: Bolt: Greta Ohlson CJITU DCI NIU, Cifludiil Richardson 53 , Third row: Patty Mlntz, Ian Rscznson Charlene Srnzth, Allce Glass, Eleanor Baker Beth Wzlfard, lime MOHICNY, 5UF1dY Melmck NGHCY SIGHIHQ, Carolyn Wrrtsxn Fourth row: lOAnn Holmdahl, Zondra Pepper, Dane Bentley, Carol Blackwell, lackre Prazee Barb Ioyce, Kay Creach, Lottze Paulk, Pa! Pozrzter, Barbara Klem. Art Club Has Productive Year Do you understand modern art? Do you have Dali and Picasso hanging in your bedroom? Did you write your term paper on Art as an lndispensible Articulation of Civilizationu? Perhaps not even the Conesny Clubbers could till this large order, but it is their purpose to study the artistic techniques and theories which have been and are being used. Discussions and museum trips dem- . onstrate the secrets and meanings of art through the ages. The appreciations which develop from such study result in outstand- ing creative talent. Their participation in art contests always brings recognition to East high artists, and their efforts till the bulletin cases with posters which help Angels into the mood of the moment. Top to bottom let! to nqht Carol Schneider president Dean Haworth vice president Alden Timmerman lecretary Vicky Fair treasurer Front row loft to nqht Miss Conesny lponlor Duane Scott Ioan Horton Berta Store Son a Huan Vick Fat Pereira Second row Nancy Ann Grace Mary Io Carr Carol Davidson Dorcas Philli Beth Hermaqtsen lyhil Ixohrndlvtg 321223 Aspelmier Third row Lewis Palmer Eberle Ann Ph lippus Virg ma Frye Carol Schneider Shirley Hutton GQ11 Ford Eddle Corkish Alden Tmmerman Fourth row Lois Ann Irion Duane Hull Bill Wallace Nancy Cudworth Iackie Adams Eleanor Moroney Dean Haworth n . . B' 1 I .1 ' -- K : .3 F- . . I ., ., ' . .., A 4 ,-. . ' .v , , - , X -. 1 -I . ' 1 , 7 , , , , ' ' , ' ' . I : ' . '. A ' , , , A . Drama Club Gives Acting Experience When an East student finds that he has more ham in him than he knows what to do with, he joins the Drama club. His crea- tive imagination is then put to work. Instead of doing Friends, Romans, Countrymenu before his mirror, the member will find himself on the East high stage, performing in an assembly, or he may be cast in one of the many plays presented at club meetings. This experience reveals to the members the knowledge and fun that may be gleaned from the backstage confu- sion, so familiar to every actor. Drama club members are ready to take their places in the hiqhly competitive dramatic programs at East. 413, , TOP to bottom, left to right: Don Miklich, proll- I 'fi dent: Ann Seielstad, vice-president: Sarah Hd Pietsch, secretary: Bill Wallace, treasurer. ' Front row, loft to right: Mary Io Green, ludy Silver, Ioyce Ashford, Dee Dee Lindner, Linda Siegel, Gerre Willard, Iudy Ford, Ierry Anne Drake, Mary Ruth Elliott, Vernon Aspelmier, Ion Thumeysen. Second row: Lou I-lagler, Carolyn Setf, Helen Clement, Io W0ehYmYer, Martie Thompson, Barbara Levy, Teres Hancock, Phyllis Wearner, Iudy Weinstein, Barbara Maynard, Gale Kosch- mann, Erna Schmidt. Third row: Ioan Willson, Kay Stalcup, Howie Karsh, Kay Klimas, Moreen Resell, Sandy Melniclr, Virginia GOYGOH. Mdry Pietsch, Barbara Powell, Madelon Redmond, Phil Iohnson, Miss Smith, sponsor. You row: Lois Ann Irion. NUHCY Burke, WGYDS Coon, Carol Soll, Libby Luter, Patricia Lenon, Pat Peregrine, Diana Kalischer, Bob Barbee. C1Yd9 SCOYT- BY'-ICS Anderson, Iudy Barrack. f 149 4' , x . W ,, yy K AJ s A! i , ii in i se J is -Y Planning senior activities '52 CLUB 'N ,Mapu-ff. 3 i-Q - O 'Sm , ,Y nil? .,,,qA,- ,g 74,3415 Growing ci dish-garden V i as K - ' H n, if W' ,i ,Q 5 if ' . ,E ,.. 13' 9:1 , n WK . :wg fe if 2 I . ,Shy 7 I ,, x 4 I 56:3 SERAPH SISTERS THE W L Q 'U .i L I 1 1 ,J J 5 x 5 ,Qi Vg 1 W if: ,-. F 1 K ! I J 3' xt Qi'-Q. .M-. M ' u . ,I :A I 4 gulf'-'Ja mann: ' ,- S 5 6 ' I 4 N Q 'a ' x 4.5-J uf' 1 ssl' 1 in 4 3 few., f Q . Q I 5 'mv X .Q ' MT.-51 - Q ' , QM' - f wma , 249901 Y ,mv ll s I , -P .n I I. ol g..r, ' . , da A Q , - s 1 I a WA N ,,, 52.1, -:VW ,T g,p,,,'- . .,,.,..,- an-,,sa,9 av--f 'mi we H4-fx' 54 CLUB Sophcmores on the more Nfl NL ta Q. Fun and Form In Girls' Bowling Club F3 4 i Elf' The Park Hill bowling alleys resound with the greatest activity on afternoons when the members ot the Girls' Bowling club turn out in iorce. Sponsor Charles Croley takes advantage of this enthusiastic participation to train ace bowlers. From warm-up competition between members, the girls look forward in December to a national tourna- ment, in which East's bright name in sporting participation is upheld as strictly as it is in the stadium or on the track. A number of girls receive awards for this league bowling each year. KN I ' Top to bottom, lelt to right: Donna Kucker, preli- dent: Ianet Carlestrom, vice-president: Barbara McFarland, secretary: Rosemary Barton, trocu- tg I I lll'Il'. Front row, loft to ri ht: Charles Croley, Sponsor: Linda Harrell, Sally! Zwahlen, Ioanne Gilroy, Celeste Siegel, Dauilgi Awes Ioan Nelson, Bonnie gD'Donnell, Ellen lsaacson, Marjorie Love, Karla Lig t. Second row: Marigene Boyd, Hian lean Gher, ary Lou Ptarrer, Janet Carlstrom, Nancy Nicholson, Rosemary Barton, Elaine Schulze, Eleanor Baker, Patricia Lenon. Third row: Sandy Prohardt, Shirlee Iohnson, Iackie Adams, Barbara McFarland, Donna Kueker, Carol Heiserman, Liz Wilsie, Gloria Mendel, Jackie Frazee. Sophomores Form New Kampus Club 9' 4. ,K tv Fran! row, lah to right: Akmhuxl S. Becerm sponsor: Ind' We1:s'e1:i, treasurer: D111 Rs' ' -- ' - 1 1 Q A 1 1 1 kC1r.q,e-2 sgcretury: Lcrere Best vlce-pres ident: Peqfgy Merrznrm presxdent. Second row: M'1r..y:1 Sr exe: fiy f- J...:1..:e C1:2.:fSg,eyer,. 11:19 Cownmg fQAr.:i C.1:.:1.:'.': hum, 211719 Lrgdner, Mxxlyn 'h'E1.r1r.f-r'1h, Sri :rin Cllr :': Third row: Lf x:lf:.',' 'jfdserfz Elzxie Tztfls El.z'1Ef-121 Fpllcix E 1531. H-pnnex, Shrfrry Lchzzyxn, Bf1IbUI'l L :'.-Jian, Lfzcry Si.f1:ifr:'q Sf. ::.:. fl :Lr:.'.y'. Fourth row: Frm' '. EY xr. Czthy Q :ze 1 Lf zrnyr' Hughes, Kfrylxirsrvn, G1:,r1r1Mar1qir-1 Cixthy H.1i, Eyftty 1. .Ip uk: ,I -- L, IV' 5 front rovfr, left io right: Shire: . ff: 'ful 7 1? i' fit: Bguetwi Rhez :io Pia S . Y . 75139 511112 7 M7397 - - , - - -. Y L-...-2 lf- , :rite .. tt? Second row: Eg ..:1.fi: -vryf ,fir i F. ' ' ., xr' ... 1 '- V- Y Third row: 1 1:11Sf1'g ' : ' ' P if ' ':.f. ,zsk fl t EIL-A3 'J 'Q 1 Q, ? W 'V Stage Crew Works Hard Behind Scenes 4, Tom, lack and Bruce, carpeniers Leonard and Iim turn up the sound Watch out for shocks, men Rod and Harold spot ihe stage I 1 J of ff ., se.. Lge 13, Q. 1- cg, X'?6n' Front row, loft to right: Don Croster, Harold Haque, Bruce Hepp, Leonard Roark, A th M. B , , . - johnson, Charles Sear, Tom Orr. Third row: John Fitchett, Iohn Vetterlmq, Ixm Bieri,rRd1dFney Plxdzrgxxgxeaponlor Summa row' hm 154 lor Script Club Sponsors Literary Cherubs Front row. loft to right: Phyllis Susman, Peter Breit, president: Martha Hadley, vice-president: Carol Saunders, :roasting Dorothylg Pinqree, secretary: Jeanne Ragland, Ruthie I-lailpern, Marion Hirsch Second row' Shar- ene c erman, onna Steelsmith, ludy Dveirin, Donna Rabson, Marilyn Rosenstock, Iudy Silver, Becky Wh,te. Third row: Mary Lou Schneider, Sheldon Friedman, Marlene Stark, Marilyn Horton, Dorothy May, Zora Labaree, Mary Pietsch, leannine Carvell. Fourth row: Elizabeth Wood, sponsor: Lew Rosenberg, Martin Pass, Ed Worton, Paul Rappaport, Nan Davis, Don Miklich. Debaters Participate in Conferences ? 'n L. X t i . 'V ' 1 , , , P9 1 V Front row, left to right: William Koerber, sponsor: lack Stanley, president. Second row: Craig Bowers, KCIY Stalcup, Perry Wasserstein, secretary: Edward Zall, treasurer. Third row: Irwin Fishman, Roland Dedmonf chairman-of-the-board: Martin Pass. 155 Chess Competlhon Is Keen .4 Front row left to nqht Ierry Ashley president Chester Edmondson treasurer Lawrence Garrett IPODIOI Second row lack Rxchards Gary Cunyus Fred Lrlly Robert Lewzs Third row Iohn Daly Iack Young Garth Gebhart Paul Rappaport Glrls Sports Club Has Inner School Competltlon fm il. Front row left to right Rosalyn Morrison vice-president Gretchen Moser president Mary Lou Talmon secretary Phylhs Pxerce treasurer Second row Etleen Burns Shtrley Gaston Patsy Hester Dale Becker Lela Iohnson Tlurd row IO Rosswlck Sandy Frohardt Lou Rogers lane Nelson Jean Aschbache Sponsor I I ' -I -A y I +1 . ua 3 .3 3 cz A -5 ' 7 -4 , 1' ..., 'V 5 If A ,KL l R m . ' : , ' : - , : , - . I ' ' 4 , 4 '-1 -Q G f ? 'JZ I 4- I V 0 . fc l X ax ' l A r 5 .' E ' i W , 2 , : , : Astronomy Investigates Astral Bodies ? eg ,- Front row le!! to nght Don Holloway W I Wolf Sponsor Ion Thumeysen President Second mv Evelyn Spute Mary Haworth Cynthza lrwm Vlee-Preudent 'Hurd row Carter Kelly Nancy Burke Treasurer Wayne Coon Dave Parchen Profrclency Comes to Language Club Members Front row lei! to nghi Aldene Young Pat Beck president Snaron Anms Norma Goldberg lecretCD'Y treasurer Blanche Pxgott sponsor Second row Carmen Rogler Ioyce Iohnson Brma McGrew Ann Bleder man Thxrd row Ruth Vanreman Nancy Ann s D ana Hughes Barbara Kellogg Fourth row Neal Lind hyem Stanley Fox Evan Dutton -. D- C3 ' 5 :Z 3 l v. X,-' I I , 8 V ' D- w. p 't '4 . . gr s I ' A 5. e Q v M- D 3 . . . 'X . V , ' 9 I- ' ' I , 5 V if ,Q . f-ff: 5, M301 Current Events Interest Congress Club 7 sr. vs, V The great interest in public speaking seen at East is maintained in part by the Congress club, and has been since 1904. At that time, forty-eight years ago, our school's first official club was formed by a group of boys interested in self-expression and in the problems of the day. From that day to this Congress club mem- bers have graduated into college careers and jobs, and throughout they have shown M that the stage and the speaker's platform have no terrors for them. is, Today's lively interest in world affairs has brought many a fine speaker from Colo- -Vi ' rado's universities and civic groups to speak if before the Congress club. Each has gone A away with the cornment that he has never encountered a finer group of future public speakers Top to bottom left to nqht Paul Hannon presl dent Howard Hanneman vice president Harry Sterling secretary Iim Bromley treasurer Ed A Zall parlramentanan J Front row loft to rlght Neal Blue Iohn Ross Wrlharn Weimar lponsor Second row Stuart Gottesfeld Linden Blue lim Bromley Howard Needler Third row Thurman Bretz Tom Aurel us Don Bam Allan Waxman Fourth row Lew Rosenberg Howard Hanneman Paul Hanron 158 +4111 ll slr, , I , ' : , '- -dl A '- .' ' 7 A 5 .. 4' - I ,X -.J I L C , , V .LCV A , ' for W rg, . I' 1 r A L if - 't4'i'grz,,-wig K ' ' ' M wifi 9. 4, , V , 77, f I ,rg,,?,?NgAyV I V V ,vig ,W-M V A r A f 231' g V 1' . : . 1 . , . : , , r Pre-Medic Club Has Active Year a-L .,.A Front row, left to rlqht: Rosamond Greintz, secretary: Leslie Crispelle, vice-president: Gretchen Schultz, treasurer. Second row: Maryellen Smith, Gary Friedland, Marvin Goldtogel, Ioan Marti, Kathy Kearns, Pamela Ephram. Third row: Sandra Mozer, Donna Lou Nelson, Stan Ginsburg, Richard Eber, Sol Bassow, Robert Castle. Fourth row: Iohn Drabinq, Ierry Weinstein, Don Clifford, Don I-luttner, Elwin Berger. Absent from picture: Leonard Silverman, president: Sam Blanc, sponsor. Boy Bowlers Form Sports Club Front row, lett to rlqht: Iim H. Johnson, Bob Sandquist, Doug Stenlund, lim McNally, Fred Nichols, V160- preeldent. Second row: Howie Karsh, Kenny Helms, Don Nichols, president: lerry Severson, Elbert Chdpmuft, lponlor. Third row: Bill Frogqe, lack McNeil, Franklin Clements, Wally Iacobson. Music Draws Members to Opera Club 1 1 Front row, lah to right: Patsy Midyett, Anita Allen, Ioyce Johnson, Diane Lindner. Second now: Iudy Ford, Marilyn Winters, Vivian Schroer, Erna Schmidt, vice-prolideni. Third row: lon Thurneysen, Lorna Stoll, ffldlllfili Lorna Lee Steucrrt, Brll Wallace, presideni. Fourth row: Iris Vasholz, Lois Ann Irion, secretary: Hornet Lxnd, Iudy Cook, V1o1e!te McCarthy, lponsor. Boys' Rifle Club Trains Marksmen 4-w -C Front row, lah io right: Rzchard Lake, Frank Colburn, prnldoni: Iohn Frsher, vice-president: M!Sqt. Edward Fercht Tom Brown, Myron Steflan, Bud Read, Bull Hem. Third row: Ray Horst, Iohn Cummings, Sieve Maller, Douglas Wolfqanq Samuel Fourth row: Nat Roper, Ken Curtis, Bob Pringle, Dcvrd lackson. 160 Discussion, Speakers Hiqhliqht n Q 'S L .xg -Q -9 1 Bible Research 13 From row, loft to right: Eleanor Hamilton, Donna Wirth, prnldonl: Marvin Almquist, secretary: Zora Labaree, treasurer. Second row: Lynnette Copen, Texanna Bruhn, Gale Koschmann. Third row: Madelon Redmond, Marilyn Horton, Patricia Lee Lenon, Miss R. Edmiston, sponsor. Fourth mw: Ianette Udd, Io Ann Holmdahl, Merle Weitz, Libby Luter. Girls 'S 3-1- ,- y.. ' ' Rifle Members Display Skill Frou! row. left to right: Robert C. Hawley, lponlor: Nancy Cramer, Bonnie Bates, George L. lensen, lponlor. Second row: Joann Nelson, Charlotte Houghton, Pat Gamble. Icp row: Dianne Hill, Iudy Marsh, Dorothy May, Louise Cornell. y .5 a ul fr J 1 , t .2 'N ,, gt f, I vi TZ? 1, J' fl 1 51 .f fi 'ff if A ,V A., t .. W A239 f fav M, , Ei - f .M 1252529 7 .tina - 4 Ui' Q..- Qiflll5?' 've , MII . Q .-. ., , ,. ,fs 5 .. ,-,. . , H+, .gtg ', 161 '52 Club Co-ordinates Senior Activities Front row, loft to rl ht: Gregg Browning, sponsor: Lynn Hoover pruldont: Susan McClellend, vice-president: Vonnle de Spain, secretary: Peggy Ngntz, treasurer: Lucille llgaudas, lponsor. Second row: Marillyn Wesebaum, Erna Schmidt, Corrie Houston, Kathy Brown, Ian Reynolds, Cynthia Carter, Iody Crotchett, Joanne Ainsworth, Phyllis Lange, Carole Carter. Third row: Ianet Evans, Ianet Klein, Barbara Newlove, Rosalyn Morrison, Ioan Waugh, Anne Davis, Carol Holling, Sue Perry, Pat Rasmussen. Fourth row: Barbara Klein, Nancy Newcomb, lames English, Ralph Dougherty, Bob Castle, Gary Bryant, Dick Ryan, Dean Ha- worth, Mike O'Dor-ioghue. n-dl-Qi Front row, loft to right: Pamela Ephraim, Ioyce Ashford, Aldene Young, Wendy Hughes, Barbara Huffsmith, Lidanne Iones, Sue Ann Scott, Greta Ohlson, Pat Beck, Vicky Fair, Elise Oppenheimer, Donna Romig. Second row: Carol Northcutt, Carol Blackwell, Eleanor Bal, Charlene Barnhart, Carol lean Schneider, Vivian Schroer, Zora.l,abaree, Bill Pollock, Iim Stansfield, Duane Scott, Kay Schriener, ludy Fellers. Third row: Martha Olson, loyce Erber, Don Strangfeld, Martha Hadley, Al Seawell, Mitzi lost, Charlotte Smith, Helen Head, Mary Blanchard, Silverio Mack Pereiea, Howard Beck, Bruce Paul. Fourth row: Bill Oakes, Lee Fishbgck, I.cgrrylSvacina, Donna Kueker, Howard Hannemann, Bob Burkey, Glenda King, Richard Lutz, Bill Amlong, Ian Robin- son, iane ent ey. , l '52 Club Q Q vi J .a N4 . J 4 1 1 ln Front row, left to right: Joan Young, Gerre Willard, Marlene Cooke, Peggy Aylard, Darelyn Awes, Kathie Kearns, Loranne Milne, Norma Roth, Carol Tyler, Barbara Belcher. Second row: Jan Dodd, Mayme Gust, Jane Montony, Marlene Law, Betty Ann Nesom, Joyce Johnson, Barbara Musgrove, Mary Ann Cummings, Molly Wynne. Third row: Mary Lou Pfarrer, Virginia Harvey, Mary Dowd, Joanne Thoms, Barry Frank, Bob Yegge, Eloise Kern, Patricia Lee Lenon, Fourth row: Martin Shore, Jim Willson, Clifford Haynes, Nat Roper, Barbara McFarland, Jo Ann Holmdahl. Modern Dancers Gyrate for Fun fs.. Q Q za f' 164 Front row, left to right: Betty Ann Nesom, Elise Oppenheimer, president: Anne Hepperly, Pat Kelly, Karla Light, Susie Schiff, vice-president. Second row: Lucille Ilgaudas, sponsor: Connie Sanders, secretary: Ruthie Aiken, Mary Lou Talmon, Joyce Johnson, Barbara Downing. Third row: Emily House, Nan Hubbell, Charlene Niblack, Carol Soll, Merle Goldstein, Judy Fine, trecuuror. A . -ij!-vffa. 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A nv..-M... ff fi J 6 1 W . ., Nz, u ' .V ff '-pw 4- ,, Q Lf X-izgfw 1 A ,, lffkfln W-14-rtwupv' flllflfffff' llffflfff' 110411 Mzlf1!M N ff1lZf1g'lfzf:-4 A mf' 'ff ....,,. .M,.4,, 5 l fifTF fy GREGG BROWNING Gridmen Take City Title The 1951 version of Easts varsity football squad turned 1n a fme record Wlnnxng seven strarght league games lone game was cancelled due to a pol1o eprdernrcl East took the clty champronshlp for the thtrd strarght year In the state semr lmals the Angels met defeat at the hands of a great Greeley team that went on to wrn the State tltle The only exh1b1t1on game of the season resulted 1n a 34 to 13 defeat of Boulder hrgh school Exh1b1t1ng a well balanced team the Angels easrly overpowered all Crty league oppo- nents FIVE Angels placed on the All Crty frrst team These men were Prnkey Carlsen B111 Danrel Tom Flugstad Drck Moore and Bob Patnck Bob Burkey Bob Lamson and George R1ch1e earned posxtlons on the sec ond team wh1le several others made honor able mentron R1ch1e was voted the best lrne- backer Angels eaming positions on the All State team were Pmkey Carlsen Tom Plug stad and Dlck Moore Agam there were sev eral second team and honorable mentlon posrtlons awarded to East hlgh players The hrghest award was recewed by Tom Plug stad who was placed on the All Amencan hrgh school team The hrst annual Warren Prckford memor1al award was made to George R1ch1e Thrs award 1S grven by Tau Sxgma fratemxty to the Publlc hlgh school student who ln the op1n1on ot the school pr1nc1pals and Fred Perkrns Tau S1gma s sponsor has the h1gh est rdeals scholastrc ab1l1ty and athletlc prowess The capable managers thls year were Mor ton Flax Edd1e Groves and Don Holloway K The Yale Trophy Coach -2 Coach LEON DIN ER COC1Cl'1 Tramer BU-L INGRP-M Head couch BILL WEIMAR PAT PANEK STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Pei. East 7 O O .IOOO Manual 4 3 O ,571 VVest 3 4 O .428 South 2 4 I ,357 North 1 6 1 .188 Vars1ty Football Squad Has V1CtOIlOuS Season fix ,-'N' JK V w,if'L5f11- ' it jf - .rex , 4 V 7' if L' -4. TENQ 'f 'W .,. . 2.9 I Front row Ie!! to ngh! E Y-I P :xv s D ck Pe-1'-rson Fr nk Mui -, n Ala-1 Artach, Lanny Hopwood, Ierry Brown, Iohn G R31 L13 Q9 y ra k Bob Barkey Geo ge Asner Second row: Ioe Bertom, Kmq Bare, Ierry e L1 e Lon Wmce Loren Wbeele , Sam Pluss, Ierry Schnnker, Greg Leiier- D M K op row Q 1 C 1 I knsor' Lee Mart 1 Tony Harley, Gecrqe Rzchxe, Carlton Ketchum, 'Q - 1 Vikings Scuttled Twice East's varsity gridmen opened the 1951 football season with a 19 to 6 victory over North. The Angels struck in the second minute of play on a pass from Pinkey Carlsen to Bob Lamson. After the Vikings evened it up, Carlsen scored to climax a 67- yard drive and put East back ahead. lerry LaGrange scored the final touchdown. Other outstanding players were Bob Burkey, Tony Harley, and Bob Patrick. Second round play found East downing North 31 to 12. The Angels scored twice early in the game, on runs by Bill Daniel and Lanny Hopwood, but North came back to tie the score. Then the Red and White exploded with three touchdowns to sink the Vikings. George Richie intercepted two passes to set up scores by Daniel and Carlsen on a pass from lack Hazel- hurst, and Sam Pluss recovered a tumble to set up a score by Hopwood. Other outstanding players were Dick Moore and Tom Plugstad. ,c ar - g ,. ,J QV A 1 .3 ' we qv,-npr. BOB BURKEY BILL DANIEL Center Back Y ,-. TOM FLUGSTAD LANNY HOPWOOD Guard Buck iif:,N 1,31 , 'a1P ?ll' ff ' f-av f A ' 4:3 1 f Q DICK MOORE SAM PLUSS Guard Back East 19 ........ . . . North 6 Above: Pinkey Carlsen drives into the Vik- ing line, led by lerome LaGrange, George Smeltzer and Dick Moore. Left: 'George Smeltzer clears the way for Bill sei it ' ... my Q East 31 North 12 GEORGE SMELTZER Back East 26 ........... Manual 6 Angels Topple Manual East ended the first round of play with a 26 to 6 victory over Manual. Bill Daniel climaxed a 60-yard drive for the first six points, followed by lohnny Dikeou for six more. In the fourth quarter, Pinkey Carlsen went over, then Daniel passed to Monte Pascoe for 28 yards and six points. Manual's only score carne with two seconds left. Other prominent players were Tony Harley and George Richie. East shellacked the Thunderbolts, 42 to 0, in the final City league game. First half touchdowns carne on a pass from Daniel to Ted Williamson, Barry Frank on a line plunge, and a 50-yard pass interception by Sam Pluss. Second half touch- downs came on a Daniel to Frank pass play, a fine catch by Lou Wilke of another Daniel pass, and a 69-yard pass from Alan Artach to Pascoe. Wilke also kicked six extra points. Bob Patrick, George Richie, and George Srneltzer also played standout ball for East. Above: The Manual offense is stopped by Ketchum, Patrick, Pluss, and Richie. Right: Lanny Hopwood breaks loose from a Manual tackler and continues downfield. LOU WILKE Back . if 7 'Q K E ,G M.. . f ...- ,ifgx l ui! N 12 ' RAY CARLSEN Back Q r' if ' an 'S g , 'S' X BOB LAMSON End x - ' GEORGE RICHIE Linebacker 9 tl TONY HARLEY Back ' BOB PATRICK End DON STRANGFELD Guard East 42 ........... Manual O l7l A .fins , E Y y 'Mg 1 3 , wx' 2. - 5 Lf ' a 1 gr Y lb' DON DUNHILL -'32, N40 --nv BARRY FRANK Back ,OF ' s N.. -pu-v ' Angels Roll Over Rebels After defeating Boulder, 34 to 13, East returned to the City league play with a 19 to U defeat of South. Lanny l-lopwood went 28 yards for the first score, then Monte Pascoe recovered a South fumble to set up a touchdown by George Srneltzer. Pinkey Carlsen scored the last six points for East on a line plunge. Other outstanding players were Tom Flugstad and Sam Pluss. The Angels clinched their third straight City title with a 13 to 6 victory over the Rebels in the second round. Carlsen went 18 yards for the first score, then passed to Lanny Hopwood for the second touchdown. South's touchdown came with three seconds left, when a Rebel lineman intercepted an East pass and went 84 yards. Outstanding players were Bob Burkey and Ierry Schnitlcer. Guard K , JEROME LaGRANGE Back liar .rf ' . 43 T , V ls . V . A ........., 4 GARY SPAHN Tackle IERRY SCHNITKER Tackle , f T' ' LOREN WHEELER End East 19 ...,... .... S outh O Above: Lanny l-lopwood is thrown out of bounds by two Rebels after a fine run. Left: Monte Pascoe is pulled down after a leaping catch of a pass from Bill Daniel. J5, yur , . I East 13 ............ South 6 ' 172 TED WILLIAMSON End Seraphs Scalp West Because the first game was canceled due to a polio epidemic, East and West met only once. This one game saw the Angels roll over the hapless Cowboys 33 to O. Three blocked punts aided the Angels' cause. Tom Flugstad blocked the first one, with Bob Lamson picking it up and scoring. Bob Patrick blocked the next one, but an intercepted pass ended the East threat. Ioe Bertotti blocked the third punt, but again West was able to hold the Angels. The Seraphs' second score was made by Pinkey Carlsen, then Iohnny Dikeou went over from the 13, after which Carlsen scored again. Carlton Ketchum garnered the final East score. Other standout players were Greg Letierdink, George Richie, and George Smeltzer. East 33 .......... West 0 X Above: Pinkey Carlsen falls over for a touch- down as Lanny l-lopwcod looks on. Right: Carlsen heads for trouble. Sam Pluss in background. L is fi wif- 1' l- .t i 1 DICK PEHRSON Back 'Sinn-.M N , 1, 74 s M P sg' i KING BARE Back ff ,V S I GREG LEFFERDINK Guard ,.- . if FRANK MULLIGAN Guard IACK HAZELHURST Back LEE MARTIN Tackle L+- Q L- J w 1 R if MONTE PASCOE End 173 , 5? is-A f 'ta 1' GEORGE ASTLER Back IOE BERTOTTI Guard M I 1 r 'Ss-'milf' ' s t k 3' ALAN ARTACH Back 1 A 1' 11 A '2 e7 1OHN DIKEOU Back CARLTON KETCHUM CARL IOHN SON Back Tackle ,,..-on Greeley Upsets Angels East's eight game winning streak was choked off by a hot Greeley team in the State semifinals. The Angels scored the second time they got the ball on a 63- yard pass from Pinkey Carlsen to Bob Lamson. After Lamson intercepted a Wildcat pass and returned it to the Greeley 32, he took a pass from Carlsen for six points. From that point on, the game Was a different story. Greeley scored five plays after the kickoff, and at the start of the second half the Wildcats moved down the field in 13 plays to score and move ahead 14 to 13. An insurance touchdown was added in the fourth quarter after another long drive, leaving the Angels on the short end of a 13 to Z1 score. Greeley showed a potent passing attack, a hard charging line, and a group of hard running backs, which combined to form an offense which the Angels could not stop. -i ' -s:g:.f' - ' ' M... W Jaffa, xv N .. - . s wi 72--V 3 b- ..1- l L M: .gf- E ', -- ' W' FRY . . A ,, --if NJ ,uuxw uv f . Q, wwf. ,, . -5 M - . , Y - ,K sv- 1 . - , .fa-Y--if M . auf fa'..Ql' gf ' 'X Above: Ray Carlsen is pulled down from behind as Bill Daniel comes up too late to help. Left: Dick Moore clears the way for Daniel as the Tigers close in. ED THARP East 13 ........... Greeley 21 174 Guard B The South offense is about to be halted by Iohnson and Pascoe. Iunior G.-ridders Take City Title East's junior gridrnen followed their varsity counterparts by copping the City crown with an undefeated season. Exhibiting a fine ball club, the Angels promised great things for '52. Coach Gregg Browning's charges defeated North 30 to 0, and Z1 to 65 South by scores of l2 to 0, and 14 to 57 and Manual by The Angels close in on a Rebel runner Team East South West Manu North al STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. 6 0 .1000 3 2 .600 2 3 .400 l 5 .143 1 5 .l43 tallies ot 25 to 0, and 32 to 0. The Angel juniors did not meet the West high juniors, as both of their scheduled games were cancelled. Outstanding juniors this year were Mickey Alanis, King Bare, Mike Barry, Bob Bullis, Iohn Dikeou, lack Hazelhurst, Emil Helling, Lanny Hopwood, Rick Kirgis, Greg Lefferdink, Bob McKelvy, lack Moxley, Monte Pascoe, Ed Tharp and Loren Wheeler. Front row, loft to right: jerry Sardone, Mike Barry, Emil Helling, lohn Dikeou, jerry Brown, lack Hazelhurst, Mr. Browning, coach. Second row: Elvin Stroh, Frankie Peterson, Bobby Bullis, Dickey Bartlett, joseph Alanis, Iohn Moxley, Loren Wheeler, King Bare. TOP row: Lee Martin, Karl Iohnson, Ed Tharp, Greg Lefierdink, Stephen Wxtkin, Larry Atler, Bob McKelvy. 176 Sophs Tie for Second Front row. left to right: Bill Iohnson, Walt Beddeo, Iohn Madison, Kenji Yabe Bill Frogge Clint Hallum Bill Kemper Herb Pin gree, Kent Hearn, Second row: Bill Schmausser, Mike Watson, George LaLanne Ice Blake Bill Vallos Dick Erickson Don Carlson Kent Orchard, Lou Halsell, Ralph Pruitt. Top row: Larry Hugie, Ierry Mays Don Mooney Doug Holling A1 Tracy Elston May hew, Dick Thayer, Dick Iohnson. Football Outlook Bright for '53 Although finishing the season in a tie for second place, East's sophomore football squad showed great promise for the future. Lack of experience was the main trouble, but a will to win was evident throughout the season. Coached by Bill lngram, the Sophs opened the season with a 19 to O victory over South. The next game ended in an 8 to O loss to West, but this was avenged later with a 13 to O win over Manual. The sophomore season was closed with a hard played l3 to 6 loss to a great North team. Outstanding sophomore players were Dave Giem, Clint Hallum, Ken I-learn, Bill Kem- per, Iohn Madison, Maru Moles, Kent Or- chard, and Herb Pingree. Above: East's offense is halted by the Rebels. Below: The Angels roll against West. STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pct. North 4 0 .lOOO East 2 2 .SOO South 2 2 .SOO Manual l 3 .250 West l 3 .250 City and State Champs Ronnie Shavlik Lcu Wmlke State Trophy Dick Lutz Ice Leyden 410 K JK E111 Etsmiette Bob Sllverberq BGYTY Fffiflk Ben Heirs Dori Hzllcu-my 177 Ben Hens goes up for two PO1I'1S It s m thexr hcmds Above V1ctcr ous Cherubs Below Op W your eves L Crowded rsnt 117 East s Basketball Future s '1ll GlI' tr n s The Angels opened the basketball season wrth vrctorres over Boulder Englewood Fort Collrns G eeley Longmont and Loveland then moved mto Crty League play wrth a 63 to 5l vrctory over West The next game durrng whrch Shavlrk scorched the nets for 38 pornts resulted tn a 53 to 33 defeat of North After defeatrng Colorado Sprzngs the Red and Whrte returned to Denver and crushed South 56 to 4l ln the frnal game of the frst round East and Manual played a bltte game that East won on a last mrnute basket by Drck Lutz The frnal shore was 53 to 5l Secord ound play was opened wrth a 46 to 3l defeat of the Cowboys whrch was fol lowed wrth the record srnashrng 77 to 32 trr umph over North After a week s rest the Angels returned to down the Rebels 58 to 49 In the frnal game of the season East defeated Manual rn another very close game whose score was 53 to 51 rdentlcal wlth that of the frrst encounter between the two teams Thrs victory sewed up the Crty trtle for East Merrbers of the East squad awarded posl tlons on the All Crty basketball team were Barry Frank loe Leyden and Bonnre Shay lrk Ben Herrs Drck Lutz and Bob Sllverberg recerved honorable mentron Two pornts for Leyden f l , x f ' I Q I f , . , 1 , ' Y I I I . , J' V , I o 1 , . T . ki , . l Y I - at ' A ' - 1 f r 5? - , V K I I . t m ' . Q , 1 - I - - f , . 4 4 r ' ,. , . ' 4 , . a, I ' i 1. .. ' .a d. Iunior Caqers Cop Second Place STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pct. East 6 2 .750 South 6 2 .750 West 5 3 .625 Manual Z 6 .250 North I 7 .125 With a record of six wins and two losses, East's lunior basketball team finished the season in a first place tie with South. ln none league tilts Coach Pat Panek's charges com- piled a record of seven wins and no losses. The Angel luniors opened the season with victories over Boulder, Englewood, Fort Col- lins, Greeley, Longmont and Loveland. Then the Seraphs swung into action in the city league, but dropped a 46 to 42 decision to West. The Cherubs rebounded and toppled North 64 to 40 and South 45 to 38. Alter de leating Colorado Springs, the Angels ree turned to trounce Manual 44 to 35 and West 56 to 50. ln the next game, against North, the Angels set a new junior scoring record tor points in a single game by scuttling the Vik- ings 76 to 34. South downed the Cherubs 59 to 47, but East came back to whip Manual 5l to 4l to end the season. Outstanding members ot the junior squad this year were Bill Bramlette, Dick Brott, Don Mon- tony, Monte Pascoe, Al Porter, Dick Sheean, Bob Silverberg lohn Stewart lerry X'Vein- tein Rex West and Fred Witsell Don Montony and Monte Pascoe proving that height has its advantages. Above: Pascoes shct is blocked. Bob Silverberg watchmg. Left: Mcntcny moves in to follow Sxlverbergs shot. Kerry Vlfeinstein at right. STANDINGS Team Won Lost South 7 1 West 5 3 East 3 5 Manual 3 5 North 2 6 Although they Won only three of their eight games, East's sophomore cage team showed great promise for the future. Under Coach Leon Diner's direction, the sophs ended the season in a third place tie with Manual. Of their five defeats during the season, four were by less than four points. The sophs opened the season by dropping a 52 to 48 decision to West, but came back to defeat North 42 to 28. South measured the Angels 47 to 44, but once again the Cherubs came back, this time defeating Manual 42 to 38. West repeated its first round perform- ance, downing the Red and White 54 to 3l, but the Angels came back to defeat North 50 to 41 for their last victory of the season. After that the Angels fell to South 48 to 46 in a thriller and lost 24 to 22 to Manual in a heartbreaker. Outstanding members of the soph squad were Lionel Dunievitz, Dick Erickson, Ken Essex, Dave Giem, Bill Hannemann, Al Mar- cove, Gerry Rice, Iohn Thompson, lim Town- send and Dick Wickman. Front row, loft to right: Bill Hcmnemarm, Gerald Rice, Ken Essex. Back row, left to right: Coach Leon Diner, Al Marcove, Dick Wxckman, Bill lohrison. Absent when picture taken: Lionel Dunievitz, Richard Erickson, Dave Giem, Dave Stanlev. Iohn Thomnson. xx 'Nr Pct. .875 .625 .375 .375 .250 Seraphs Sweep State Tourney East's first round opponents in the State tour- nament were the Longmont Trojans. Lonq- mont's defense kept the Angels well bottled up during the first two periods, and East trailed 20 to l9 at half time. The Angels opened up a three-pronged assault of Lutz, Shavlik, and Wilke in the second half, and the Trojans were soon overcome. The final score was 53 to 39. Greeley high was next to fall to the power of the Bed and White. Angel fans received a scare when the fourth foul was called on Shavlik early in the second period, but the team showed their hidden power during the remainder of the game, winning 55 to 48. loe Leyden led the attack, with Dick Lutz turning in his best game of the season. The final game of the tourney was anti- climatic as East trounced Manual 48 to 35. Because of the close games played during the regular season by the two teams, a terrific battle had been expected for this champion- ship game, but sharpshooting Barry Frank and Ioe Leyden put the Angels ahead ll to O at the outset. Then with Shavlik and Lutz hitting, the Angels pulled ahead 28 to lO at half time. Manual never got within i3 points of the Angels after that. Ben Heirs and Lou Wilke also turned in a fine game for the Cherubs. All five members of the East first string re- ceived positions on the All-State basketball team. These men were Barry Frank, Ben Heirs, Dick Lutz, loe Leyden and Bonnie Shavlik. Above: Ronnie Shavlik and loe Leyden set to follow Lou wiikefs shot. Between: Barry Frank gets this shct off as Shavlik, Heirs, and Leyden watch. Lett: Shavlik is fouled on a lay-up shot. Wilke in the background. Dlamond men hope to retcun tltles Baseball prospects at East thrs year are very qood Wrth erqht returrma letterrnen Coach Phrl Serahnr hopes to re'a1r both he C ty and the State crowns at East hrah The returntna Include Don Brown Ray Carlsen Drck Lutz Bob Plke Btll Saul Dudley Schwacle Nell Snraer and lohn Stewat Carlsen a Junrcr was re ently xoted the out standrnq hrqh school baseball player rn Colo rado Other outstanclrna prospects rnclude Front row left io right Kmq Bare e ge S 1 lt er Reqq e Bo v Astler Mlddle row left to nqh! Ray Carl en Alan Arta l Leh Reqare Bowman tosses to Dud Schwade to complete the double p ay Right Mtqhty George Casey Srneltzer at bat 5-.lan Artach Beqqre Bowman Bob Bulns Dale Garell Ken l-learn Don Love Don Mon tony Bob Sertz Drclc She an Tony Shrednrclc the season wluch beqrns early rn Aprrl Coach Phrl Seratrnr wrtl be arded by Coach Brll lnqrarn lcrn Stewart Btl Ha ma n Tony Schredmck George tw de Dck Larsen Don Love Bob Prke Frank Peterson Bob Bullrs Top row left io nqht Ccc h B ll Ingram ck Lu z :Jon Er wn Nell Sn der B111 Saul Bob Se tz Lou Wrlke Bob Saul Loach Ph l Seratrm u n af fl Q: If f K .mv I . I Q , ,' Z ' . I I All 4 C A , l ' ' t A r l fl V , Y' I I . ., . V . , t , 1 ' ' , . r. George Smeltzer, and Stan Vtfilliams. During A , Y 1 , .. C . ' . 4' C , ll I W f L L ' I 4 I V' I , ' : , t , S or .,-2 z,, 1 '. man, ' . , 1' nne. n, . , . ' , ' : s2, ' cr,Dua Sc.: a', . , , , Q , . , K ' : c 1 , UL . t , o ., t , ', 1 , , 'L- C MP .... Q ' NL! QA' Above: Don Love catching, Alan Attach batting. Below: I. C. Stewart backs up Bill Saul. w www-wwf Above: Pinkey Carlsen on the mound. Nerl Snider thrown out at fxrst as Don Brown takes the throw. ,AY-ll ' I - . M wviflj' H Q .1 Rh:-.. V if xkG ff 4' , l u.l ' x 'R a fn ,- 4' I ' Ng' 5 1 . 45'- ,.., A ,W f 7 A 1 --L Li rw ,Q v-Q., ,,., 4, f n rl an H dir EAS7- 1 2' Front row loft to right Karl Iohnson Art Bailey Ed Tharp Iohn Dolbey B111 Snyder Don Graf Alvm Thompson Bob Mclfelvy Frank Metzger Second row loft to nght Bob Eaton How1e S1mon ferry Wemstem Don Sp1eg1eman Bob Patrxck Lynn Hoov Dave Madlson Ixm MIIIIOD Marvm Moles Dave Gzem Iohn D1keOu lack Hazelhurst Back row left to right Steve Susman Char11e Va11 B111 Kemp M11ton Howard M1ckey Alams Wolfgang Samuel Don Holloway Bob Lamson Ph11 Davrs Hugh Schauhs Bob Ryan Ierry Brown John Moxley Coach Pat Panek Under the coachmq of Gregg Brommmq East s track squad hopes to return the track crown to the Red and Wh1te W1th only erght returnmg lettermen Coach Brown1nq1s bu1ld mg an almost entlrely new team composed malnly of Junlors and sophomores The re- turnmg lette men 1nclude sen1ors Ken Cud worth Ph1l Davls and Lynn Hoover and 1un1ors Ierry Brown, Iohn Dolbey lack Hazel hurst M11ton Howard and Iack Moxley Other outstandmq prospects lnclude Paul Burnmgham Iohn D1kGOU Lanny Hopwood Larry Man1on DlCk Moore Bob Patnck Herb Pmgree George R1che Ed Tharp and Gary Wrlter Front row left to nght Ierry Carlson Danny Crews Stuart Denmson Harold Hague Bob S112 H1YSh Barmatz Bob Sanqu1st Frank Clements Frank Larvton Elvm Stroh Greg Leflerdmk Second row left to nqht Gray Wrlter Gary Schauhs George W1 sell Bob Wells Mlke Beardslee Kenny Cudworth M1chaeI Barry Bob Kmght Elston Mayhew Don Wrlson Herb Pmqree Buck row loft to n ht Coach Greqg Brown1ng Don Clxfford George R1ch1e Drck Moore Jerome Page B111Lesl1e Tom Langan Iohn Hempel Phil xlcox Gene Wxlson Walt Beddeo B111 Frogge Larry Man1on Coach. B111 We1mar SJFSAQQ' qywbtlg t 1 by J ,'- X K Y X . I r: Qt. 1 1 .J l -funn .Nj - Ziff K '44,-Q.. If Below: Cliff Haynes plays wheelbarrow. Above: That's wrestling? l STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pct. North 4 0 1.000 East 3 l .750 South 2 2 .500 Manual l 3 .250 West 0 4 .000 Under the guidance of Coach Iohn Brennan, East's rnatmen compiled a three won and one lost record in league competition, then took third place in the City rneet. The Angels had a preseason record of two wins and two losses. In the first league match of the season, the Angels defeated West 29 to 2l, but North's City champs rolled over the Angels 39 to l0 in the next match. South fell to the Cherubs 24 to 23, and Manual was defeated 30 to l9 to end the season. In the City meet, Angels Art Bailey, Don Dun- hill, Iirn Gideroff, Mac Periera and Ron Mc- Cullough qualified for the finals, but Periera was the only Seraph to place first in his weight as the Red and White finished third behind North and South. Although six An- gels qualified for the State meet, none of them reached the finals. Front row, left to right: Larry Bain, Gary Stoll, Dean Crosby, Mac Periera. Second row: George Welsh, Clifford Haynes, Ioe Bruce, Kent Orchard, Mort Flax, manager. Third row: Art Bailey, Bob Burkey, Hon McCulloch, Bill Saul, Don Stranqfeld, Don Dunhill, lohn Brennan, coach. Coach John Brennan S Back row loft to nqht Bob Prang 1 B 11 N 1 T H d C h L Gl K1 h k B Front row Rollre Wxldrr an Art Freelzglmdn 1Vll1lignCo1fhnw:tra1le OGC Gmson 1 Upper C uc nggs STANDINGS Team Won Lost East South North West Clty T1tle Captured by Angel Golfers For the second strarght year East s golfers copped the Clty prep golf crown Coached by W11l1s Lamson the Angel team Went through the season undefeated The frrst match ot the season was agalnst North and the Vrkrngs fell 4 to U Next came West by a score of 4 to U South fell by the same score to end the season Manual drd not freld a team thrs year Above Rollxe Wrldman tees off mqhf' B05 Prangley and G11 Clap per learn the game fr m Tom Reed Accordrng to Coach Lamson thls year s team was one of the frnest he has ever coached The frne showlng made by the Junror and sophomore members of the team promrses more champronshrps Players on the team thrs year who were A11C1ty were Chuck Brrggs Mrke Cornwall G11 Klapper B111 Nelson Bob Prangley Tom Reed and Rollre Wrldman After a lapse of one year the State Prep fvvrvt Q rch who F 4 IS the fourth t1me rn f1V9 years that the Cher ubs have copped the crown all under the d1rect1on ot Coach Iohn Brennan Sconng 8lV2 po1nts the Angels squeezed out de- fendlng charnp1on North by flVG pomts South took th1rd and Manual was fourth ln the novtce d1v1s1on the Angels tlmshed thrrd behtnd North and Manual but ahead o' de fendmg charnpron Boulder Although he farled to take l1FSl place ln any event Ken Hearn took top mdwrdual honors by scormg m all but one event Other stand out performances were turned IH by Don Ack erman Howard Beck Eldon Hearn Ken Helms Larry Langford Harold Lofgen Verlm Mermrs and Carl Nakosteen rn the advanced class In the novlce class Larry Hugle took 1nd1v1dua1 honors Don Ackerman workmg on the horse YJ A I v--mt Front row le!! to nght Chuck Barton Larry Lankford lerry Hamrlton Larry Hugte Harold Lofgren Kent Hearn Gary Cunyus Howard Beck Second row Carl Nakosteen Ken Dahlberg B1l1Galbreth Eldon Hearn lack Osborne Verlm Merm1s Bob Osborne Back row Kenny Helms Donald Ackerman Dxck Brown Stanton Hadley Bob Dtllon Forrest de Spam James Lordon Doug Wade Fred Penny People get ttred walkmq on thetr feet ,, ...nastic crown ha- .-..1..lcd to nas.. This . I 1 - - , I 5 r v A l 1 A 5 t If-V .V . A ,' V . A 5 '. 1, l tv , . of , tx 4.1! I7 . , xx If 'X D ,N h K 5 . U X , i V 7 ' 3 V, ' ' ' X K . ,, , 4 . J Ski Trophy Returns to East Winning both the boys' and girls' titles, East high's ski team swept the fourth an- nual Denver High School Ski Champion- ship, held at Arapahoe Basin. This is the second year in a row that the Angels have won the title, and they need only one more victoy to gain permanent possession of the trophy. Angels Lou Halsell and Bill Daniel took second and fourth in the boys' downhill to give East a lead which it never relin- quished. Then Betsy Gates and Cathy Carey took second and fifth in the girls' downhill to give the Seraphs a second place, close behind the South girls! On the 32-gate slalom course, set by Den- ver University's Willie Schaeftler, the Ser- aph slat-riders took both the girls' and boys' events. Carey and lean Hausel- mann took the first two places in the girls' division, and Halsell, Ken Snodgrass and Chuck Lewis took the first three places in the boys' division. The final results of the races placed the East boys over two minutes ahead of the second place South, while the Seraph girls squeezed in seven-tenths of a second ahead of the Rebels. Hasell, Snodgrass and Lewis took first, third and fifth in the boys' combined, while Carey and Gates copped second and fourth in the girls' combined. Other members of the East team included Nancy Van Derbur, Carol Northcutt, and Iim Stansfield. Below: lim Stansfieid cutting corners Rlqht: Nancy Van Derbur shows her skiing form Tennis Team Takes Title Coached by Willis Lamson, East's tennis team swept over all opposition to take the City Crown. Even though several of the first string will be ineligible, the Angels are favored to take the State meet, to be held in Boulder late this spring. During the season, the Angels defeated each team twice by the same scores. The scores against North, West and Manual were 6 to O, while those against South were both 4 to 2. Outstanding players this year were Ierry Chambers, Sheldon Berke, Iudge Carson, Ted Epstein, Lou Hag- ler, Dee Minner, Bill Oakes, Osgood Philpott, ferry Weinstein, George Writer and Ed Young. Above: Dee has to reach for it. Below: Get it, Ed. i STANDINGS Team Won Lost East 44 4 South 34 8 N orth 18 l 8 WGS! 12 30 Manual 7 36 Front row. lofi to right: Sheldon Berke, Lou Hagler, Osgo d Ph l tt, D M' , Ed Y . loco d 2 T d E t ' , d Carson, Bill Oakes, Coach Willis Lamson, Jerry Weinsteirll geargrzilritegelerxnahamberghng n N' 8 ps em lu ge Front row: Don Dufay, Don Avoy, Al Seawell, Dick Iohnson Mike Meridell, Clint Hallum, Kenji Yabe, Bill Hallum, Back-row, loft to right: Bob Lamson, Bill Schmausser, Bob Patten, Sam Downing, Bob Allen, lim Wolfe, lack farsen, Ieff Cole, Mark Murray Swimmers Sweep City and State Tournaments Under the able coaching of Gregg Browning, East's swimming team climaxed an unde- feated season by taking first place in both the City meet and the Denver university in- vitational 'meet. The Angel mermen opened the season by dunking West 68 to l6, then scuttled North 52 to 32. In the next match the Rebels fell 61 to 23, and Manual succumbed 68 to ll to end the regular season. In the City meet, East got off to a fine start by qualifying l6 men. Of these l6, Bob Allen, Ieff Cole and Al Seawell took first places in their events, as did a relay team of Dick lohnson, Mark Murray, Bill Oaks and Kenji Yabe. North high, second in the meet, took all other first places. The Angel swimmers easily copped first place at the Denver university invitational rneet even though they took only two first places. lack Larsen and a relay team of Bob Lamson, Bob Patten, and lim Wolff were the winning Angels. Nineteen Angels qualified for the meet, in which Cheyenne high school was second. Outstanding members of the swimming team this year included Bob Allen, Ieff Cole, Sam Downing, Bill Hallum, Bob Lamson, lack Larsen, Mark Murray, Bob Patten, Al Sea- well and lim Wolff. STANDINGS Team Points East 72 North S7 South 28 West 9 Manual 4 Avoy, second from front, and Seawell, rear, at D. U. Don Dufay performs in the pool at Morey i' Hrqhlrqhunq qrrls sports at East thls year were a senes ot tournaments held after school under the drrectxon of Mtss lean Aschbacher Mrss Barbara Brdwell and Mrss Lucllle lllqaudas These tournaments dunnq whrch sportsman shrp athletrc ab1l1ty and teamwork were em phaslzed rncluded volleyball archery basket ball softball tennls and tumblmq Dunnq the year pomts were awarded on the basls ot partxcrpatlon rn these tournaments Grrls w1th a suflrcrent number ot pomts became mem bers IH the Sports club the Honorary Athletlc club or were awarded a qold p1n dependrnq on the number of polnts earned Those eltqlble for membersh1p rn the Honorary Athletrc club were also requrred to pass an athlettc sklll test and malntam a C average Besrdes the r e q u l a r tourna ments many qlrls also part1c1 pated rn outsrde act1v1t1es such as brcyclmq 1ce-skatrnq sknnq and horseback ndrnq Pomts were also awarded on the basts ot hours of outslde act1v1t1es Clockwxse Must be a close game Prospects for Coach Wermar Thats qxrls sports? D they expect that ball to qo through that basket? . , . . , , , , . I - I V - I I I - f , f - , 1 I , ' . , , , 1 , ' . . . o ' y, 4 fi w. I f '!z x,, nv K 'gf A v k x Inp'., 0 E f IJ .V 31 Z ! ni-7 4? QVJV' 23-'Z li 'F A 3' W RA Q? 4 4 U ,yr ' . - 9+ ,rx ' Coaches look a little worried at this point. The picture speaks for itself. Let's have a cheer for the White Iackets. V4x'.fft-'g't..47 . Q- , , W1 gf A 'l ' Q , Q ,H Whether We Win or Whether We Lose, We're Angels Iust the Same, was being sung by every Cherub as he left the Greeley stadium on Nov. 24. Easfs high value of sports- manship was not lowered by the tact that the Angel football team lost to the Greeley Wildcats 21-13 in the hard fought 1952 semi-final football game. Again, as in the past two years, East high's football team won the city championship, and for the third consecutive year, ' East High on the march. i-,s1E'B3f'MW East's high-spirited student bodY was fortunate enough to have a special train to carry them to the semi-final game, which was held at Greeley this year. Attending the Greeley game were students, faculty members and parents, a total of 1500, the largest crowd to attend a semi-final game in the past 3 years. The fine reception East received from the Greeley high school students and the en- tire special event will not be for- gotten by East's Angels. Q G 5 1 Mr. Roberts leads on. Norma has a big smile for the camera. Looks like an Ace up Kemper's sleeve. Right down Main Street. 16.3f5'1ll S lan and Bill colleciing for a worthy cause. Cherubs Participate in Activities Lynn supports the school. Howdy Day comes but once a year. 200 East must have jus! scored. 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