East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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asai- 'fi-'fffikf' ' -.'.1gti'i5, 'r We X, Math Department Gffers Many Different Courses For hoys and girls alike. math classes offer a foundation for reasoning. logic and clear thinking. For some students. however, mathematics is simply a college requirement: something to he tolerated for a year or two and then discontinued. But for many, algebra. geometry and higher mathematics are an enjoyahle challenge. Easfs mathematics department is one of the finest in the lvnited States, and offers a wide selec- tion of courses ranging from hasic mathematics to mathematical analysis. These courses are taught by competent teachers and fall into two categories. arithmetic and reasoning. Many students who plan to study science or engineering as a career make full use of Fasfs excellent math department by majoring in mathe- matics.

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English Division Adds New Advanced Courses This year two new English courses were added to the curriculum at East. English 5A and 6A Special were adapted to cover the material formerly presented in English T and 8. The juniors now tak- ing English under this program will be able to take a college English class as seniors, and will be better prepared for advanced placement tests. Mrs. Marion Powell, as chairman of the English department, assisted teachers in selecting their mate- rial and planning its presentation to the students. Over fifteen English courses are offered at East which are adaptable to almost every student. ln addition. students who are interested in journalism may apply for staff positions on the Spotlight or Angelus. lvorlc on these publications carries regular English credits, but is not considered as part of a major by some colleges. Miss Alice Walter gives instructions to her advanced Eng- li-li class on tlie dayl work. This class enables sophomores and juniors In partake of the accelerated advance place- ment program lor tht- first time. lil-iv CI, ,Xmlvrst-n lznpliilz l.tlIlll' wi. .'lIl1'lml'I'y f.f.p1,.h fflizirlotlc Cauwels fnllflsh Dorotliy Clark infiah l'ili'.1nor li. Flatow Ifnxlnli Wuviie lfox s,,.if-i it Nlary Gardner 1. uplixlt Mary Gentile lulfglrxlz llilielma llill lzngllslx Andrea J. ,lelstrup 15,1 limi U -v 'D i a 1 -0' '2' 3 if Q 5 V! 44 4 , .: 0- ,ao