East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Extracting great amounts of thought is some- times necessary to balance the exacting demands of equations. This shorthand of chemistry is demonstrated by Mr. Clarence Mullenix. Mr. Dominic Zarlengo, nonconformist of the science de- partment, is also a Iunchroom superintendent, a job which he thoroughly enjoys. Mr. Morris Hoffm to Dave Eitemiller. QQ: , an philosophizes on a physics principle S ,K , fe ik We k ai ' 2' SQ t xs,TQ,.1 , fe'-Q7 55 - 15

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.Ycienee 44 s e' ,eva Q0 11 i Dr. J. Howard Williamson confidently reveals the phe- nomena of llalogens through an experiment as Nelson Fishman, Rick Johnson, John Bilorousky and Gary Card look on. white fumes rising from the bottom s of a test tube music from Dr. Williamson's 1934 short and long wave radio filtering through the wood of our building . . . wood stained by laughing voices of youth gaining knowledge, spilled chemicals, cries of anxiety as acid was quickly washed off a careless student, a student who would return to the lab with new respect for the elements. 4 . I rl Miss Carol Dyckes prepares for her Biology classes. A planning period, comparable to students' study lzall, alle- viates some of her lzomework. 14 g -XEWW

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Mr. Edward Gallegos and Mr. Loren Smith lecture their biology classes on man . . . from the inside out. Mr. Rex Craig presents Biology I . . . for the curious, a new world ' fczence