East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Q ROBERT j. MCCONNELL N English DOROTHY M. MOORE Drama MARION POWELL as tl English M ' 1 K CHARLOTTE REARDON - English -A 'X if JERRY E. R1-:ED -fg- Reading laboratory X' R JOHN T. REEVES English EUGENE V. SCHAEFER ' English EDWARD SMITH English SUSAN A. SPARKS Contemporary literature L. IMOGENE SPRINGER x L -R, English 1 u N x.. 4 ' N N X -L, xf Xxx V, MARGARET M. SUBER N QV' L5 EIS M gif' American literature is-1.1--. .yfxfk xxx LS' X 'W s X V 15' - -- ALICE M. WOLTER N I v .X V- v' K . by X-1 X 5 J SW xy, English Lx .f' 'X-X - 4 NA' AX' . X A Z . N' . w- V X .J -ef X VY .R , w , pl ' . , I 'X' X-'v ' -L 'a .J N7 JET' 'B E 4. ,M , f V-N -f X., Q -,J xx gf 1 X , X K r., f X'--sv, ' x I 1 3 V - ., NVE' '1 X' f - -7 X - V X... ' X .5 -.- -J A A- -A V 4 4, D JOHN A. ZUMWINKEL fy E fm T' ' ' -f--ff - En ugh 1 X f M., ,rf ., f L ' u 4' . , E - A . 2 my - 4- u. . i , ,Hr .X, ,I K uf I 7X . I L' 3 gg, - xf' x J . N' X X M . X ' I , r 3 N A N Waiting for the flash from the tachlstoscope operated X T ,L by Mr. Jerry Reed, Laurie Burch and Kathy Diehl v X concentrate in order to improve their reading skills. W e k X x , X.. ,Xt x

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Writing a theme for English 8, students in Miss Alice Wolter's class exemplify the concentration and study N needed to excel in such accelerated classes. Q - x, 5 ,X R53 f N i X N - . V L X x is .X . - ,N 4 X N. Xi . NX - XJ .F K, .. ' x. ' X X ELSIE ANDERSON .14 LOUIS W. ATTEBERY English DUDLEY C. ENOS English WAYNE O. FOX Speech MARY C. GARDNER English MARY R. GENTILE English ' THELMA HILL English RALPH I. JOHNSON English L. WILLIAM KOERBER English Speech I4 Engish 'K' i GENEVIEVE C. KREINER Xl 'x Xt .EN . ix English Courses Provide Background for Students Perhaps one of the most valuable subjects offered at any high school is English. East is fortunate in having a well-developed depart- ment in this area. There are over 15 courses in English of- fered to the students. In addition to the standard literature, composition and college preparatory composition course offered, there are the advanced courses of English 5, 6, 7 and 8. Also, this year an advanced course for a special class of sophomores was organized to present the material covered in English 5, 6, 7 and 8 in the sophomore and junior years: this program will make it possible to take a col- lege course in English in the senior year. This will better prepare East's senior stu- dents to take the advanced placement tests in English. Also offered are courses in drama and journalism. Those interested in publications are given credit for their work on the Spot- light and Angelus.

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GREGG BROWNING Boys' social problems ALICE L. CALL Girls' social problems ELEANOR C. FLATOW American history ROBERT W. KENNEDY Occupational adjustment service LAWRENCE M. KNOLLE Ancient history ALICE C. KOONS American history MICHAEL MAI-IONCHAK Oqpvwj qglwyzcm American history L M American history ROBERT N. ROTHSTEIN FRED D. SCHNEIDER I Modern European history L w MQ! 305' Haut. QU 'll ,full Db YHUV , ,,,,w,1D, rope WAYNE F sl-IANK , Psychology 1- U Q Jfdi HENRIETTA SCHWARZLER xyxi Portraymg VICUIIIS of the TroJan war Gretchen Davis, Lmda Schram Lmda Poulbon and Diane Determan 3 enact a scene from Eurlpxdes tragedy Trojan Women, UQA If