East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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2' I f , if , 1 12 0 I , ,......X xl, i ln room 430 every morning during second hour, could be found Mrs. Violette McCarthy sitting among five sophomores, seven juniors and fourteen seniors, the representatives of the respective classes, discuss- ing the problems, the activities and the welfare of their school. At these discussions were Susy Lauer and Ronnie Shanks, chairmen of the council. They helped co- ordinate the various ideas of the council members into one successful plan. The group planned and put into operation projects ranging from the Thought for the Week to the Clean-up campaign. During Mr, Ehrenkrook's illness, they kept him informed on the many activities at East by means of a weekly newsletter. They sponsored the Sweetheart dance, which entailed committees such as: bid, band, publicity, coronation and theme. They also planned and helped to launch Red and White day. ty, Q. e, , , + ,G p . z U .mf-vhd' This year, working with Inter-Cl presidents of the various clubs came council meetings. They told of the and responsibilities of each council then tried to give when it was necessary. For the new council provided advice and di the sponsoring of the Angel's Guide, gave dents a compact view of East, its organizations, rules and traditions. The council also sponsored the Delegate Assembly elections. Together the council and the assembly prepared a Christmas basket for a needy family. The Delegate Assembly members also served as salesmen and helped in selling such items as drama play tickets, Angelus photo coupons and athletic tickets. Q

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,I L Dikllliing the idling ok the All-School show tickets with the Delegate assembly 'members is George Dikeou, presi- dent of the assembly. ifhe assembly representatives sold the tickets in their secbnd hour classes the week before the show was presentedi. Reporting to her second hour closs the events of the Delegate assembly meeting is Barbara Goodman, The assembly members were elected from their second hour classes and attended before-school meetings to discuss Such duties as the collecting of money for two charitable organizations, the Community Chest and the Red Cross. 14 5. Asking a question about the new idea for a clean-up campaign is Henry Kates, a Delegate assembly member. The Student council and the assembly co-sponsored the campaign by having the different service groups at East clean certain ground areas. At 7:30 throughout the year the sleepy- eyed people one might have seen were not boarders at East, but Delegate Assembly mem- bers who had 8:00 classes. The members who had 9100 classes met at 8130. This group's division in half led to more contributions and ideas from more representatives, Delegate Assembly members, after exper- iencing for themselves the congested front hall stairways due to the increase in students at East, suggested ways of correcting this situa- tion. They felt that if other stairways were used more often, and if each student kept to the right this problem would be solved, Keeping the grounds at East clean and attractive was a major project ofthe assembly. They worked at a clean-up campaign in order to make the students more conscientious about the appearance of their school.