East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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,vs 1451+ 51-635 Caroling during the Christmas season was an important activity of the White Jackets. The l l divided themselves into three groups which caroled an the night of Dec. 20, White food, clothes and toys and provided a Christmas tree for a needy family as another Forming a stcrfish during their drill at the Homecoming game are the members of White theme of the drill was A Trip on the Nautilus. The club formed a submarine with a m and a whale in addition to the Starfish. They also made a line resembling waves that stretched of the football field. Wkaygyzglflj f ge, , 4 1 VWZKZW' A k 'T fm, , i rm ,ggynuurvuv fm MMMBKWW

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'V-9 the first semester the staff 8 Advising the Top Five about the cfternoon's staff meeting is Mr, William Koerber, sponsor of the Angelus. The top five members of the staff are: Len Sher, head photog- rapher, Cece Sobol, business manager, Sally Jameson, format editor, Ronnie Fiedleman, production editor, and Russ Munson, editor. Q is . ' , 5. W fl 1 1 - - I ' if 1 ' f 1 ,Zx Hustling the sale of the Spotlight in her fourth hour closs is Carol McMiIlian. Every third Thursday the Spotlight is sold for IS cents and brings to the students the Current news and coming events. fn- g -Nh 'rw 2 1 is f K mm X lllh Striving to accomplish o combination of organization and creative tai bring to the students an interesting and informative book, care the Angelus staff mem- bers. ent, in order to I7

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qw VI X I .-ef s 'X tit-s'H.is'Ss ,Q s 'Qi Xjiifiggiggg-gf ii 'A sf -. -if , ,J ,gg 'if' .1 . if ' N I sf E stir? -ifkf' Q u- sw' V X 1 Jackets Promote School Spirit p club again provided ble services this Year. s hered at many school 5.-Q, we Checking White Jacket ap- plications with their sponsor, Miss Lucille llgaudas, are the White Jacket officers: Phyllis Spear, Carole Cooper, Mary Alice Newman, Janice Jilka, Phyllis Milstein and Carol Flora. The officers met during second lunch first semester and in the White Jacket study hall the second semester. Margie Worley and Ruth Schlosser pass out carnations during the March of Dimes drive. White Jackets as- sisted in this project by dis- tributing carnations to pass- GVS-l3Y2 they then asked them to make a contribution to the March of Dimes. White Jackets were stationed ot various corners in the downtown area, at Mayfair Sl'1Opping center and Staple- ton airfield. 1 Y 7 3 ' iii? tl l Q 1 - ,. ii 5 W gi Vvhite Jackets, the East V M 5 ' Q4 1 Q x ' A, ' 2 K ,J 5 W fffnn V www 5 'X 1 and assisted the PTA. ack to School night. 1 ctivities included serv- teachers' convention, 1 pep assembly and per- i ' - card drills at the bas games, scheduling of students a distinct problem for ite Jackets this year. st semester they were ith the problem of find- n . . r i new 8:lO AM, classes j . . 1 e during which they actice for their annual drill and the Armistice ade, Practicing during ith hour class proved to solution, The question teting time for the sec- Jackets during first Senior members were to be excused from the ay morning meetings. tester was answered by ig a study hall for ull, they attended only I . . ,f , aa lf if H ' uf 5i 'iwtaxv5siPlilQRQi: s sw ' . wwf 2 1 9 f ,