East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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idling of 'Ol emi to John Nelson ore Frod Allen and Cece Sobol. Sandy Altberger stamps his receipt. Assist- onts help the treasurer in the selling of book and school fees, numbering dance bids and caring for the lost ond found department. Miss Jennie Morr was the new treasurer this yecrg she replaced Miss Rita Putnam. While writing on office slip, Boys' Social room attendant, John Sater- burg, checks with Bob Erickson for the correct room number, Arranging the room for college meetings and deliver- ing slips are included in the duties of these attendants. Also working under Mr. Philip Seratini are the hall gate attendants who watch the gates dur- ing the lunch hours and the parking lot attendants who prevent students from leaving the parking lot without office permits, Betsy Herrick checks a Social room register as Jo Eisenbud looks an. Stamping a room to room slip is Phyllis Milstein Girls' Social room at- tendants Care for the Social room, file excuses, introduce new girls to East and generally aid Mrs. Mary Moore, dean, and Mrs, Pauline Cleaver, as- sistant dean of girls, Checking a film projector are Don Newman and Robert l-lawn. Winding film, delivering and showing movies in classrooms were only a few of the duties of these attendants. lnstructing filrn operators on movie projection and the use of the new screens used this year were also important tasks. The Visual- Aid office was under the direc- tion of Mr. Eugene Schaefer who re- pkiood Mr. Sam Blanc.

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I attendance been: iBM Carol transferring IBM cords. dolly tasks of Charles Croley worked in their office in room 304. Ruth Schlosser, Nancy Robinson and Barbara Reiner alphabetize tests as Helen Wilcox checks their work. Test- ing assistants prepare and grade tests given to East students. They also help in the administration of special tests, such as the National Merit Scholar- ship test. Tracing news on former graduates is another duty. Miss Elizabeth Craven and her assistants moved to a new office in the box of- fice this year. Caring for on injured student are Lynette Kasch and Gloria Welch. Checking medical supplies and con- ducting eye tests on sophomores were only a few of the duties of the clinic assistants, This year a Special small- pox vaccination program for the stu- dents was put in effect. The assistants were kept busy delivering slips to stu- dents who signed up for the vaccina- tion test. Clinic assistants were guided by Mrs, Henrietta Schwarzler. Checking out a book to Jim Van Liere is Joan McMullen, while Mary Moyer arranges library cards. The library assistants help Angels make use of the available books, pamphlets and magazines. Equipping book trucks for various classes, mending books and 0nmm,hAuaJ .gift I tihroq . N IFN . X ft 2 , t ,, -lt Qi,g:r,.'-'ji 'Q X. , --1 ffmvsmwfekritrewsi. r. Q 12 ,llc fm:i'wA.fl'Vl:- .nw 4 -- ' L 1 -.til-.intl-i,'iil ka i .5 - cr ,.,Wd,,-Q,i. v.h.,x' I NA .t W ,,,-,-u.4,.- , .y . , . ii. or , 'll g' 'AW' 13. 1 1 ii , .-i pain :fri l if.-tfqsr' -- '- . f-, w- .mg-L. Meir... . X ' L .t 'Q' J . 'Q-:T-iff' .T .,r r. .r . iis.,.,t

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Mr. Roland Roberts, East high music director, leads the concert orchestra during an assembly. Concert orchestra and Concert band gave performances the last week of school during the first semester. They also presented an evening concert which was open to the public L lp Music Groups Entertain East Students This year there were several changes in the music department. Upon the retirement of Miss Freeda Moorehead, Mrs. Violet McCarthy became the director of the A Cappella choir. Mrs. Morion Padboy was assigned to Mrs. McCarthy's former position as director of the Clee clubs. Under their new directors the A Cappella choir and the Clee clubs gave many outside concerts. Again this year the Concert orchestra, Concert band and Marching band were under the direction of Mr, Roland Roberts. An extensive program was undertaken during the school year and both concert groups learned music of a more difficult nature. Their efforts were clearly shown during their public concerts. The Marching band drilled during half-time at both a Denver university and on East high football game. They V also marched in the Armistice day parade.