East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ACCUVUWYL' to Mr George Mans ield - f , humor is good medicine for ailing College History students. the recorded trials and errors of mankind . . . a colorful procession through the ages of human endeavor: speech, thought, war . . . history . . . the moods of men . . . from the lyre of David to the trumpets of Mar- seilles to the drums of Lexington . . . 10,000 Greeks facing 2,000,000 Persians . . . unafraid. Cossacks and Kremlins run through the pages of Mr. Michael Mahonchak's Russian history text. Effectual and colorful stories related by Mr. Price Smith engrave Egyptian history permanently in the minds of his students.

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State's rights and the Supreme Court is explained by Mr. Daniel Burmeister in an informal manner which drives the point home faster to American History students. Challenged by a dubious history student . . . - -,-..v.,-. -J ,..,, .v....,vv.v . . . and stabbed with laughter is Mr. Wayne Shank. Social Science

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foczal Science W iw if Mrs. Alice Koons pits her answers against those of test papers on the Civil War. Educational experience is supplement- ed by films administered and main- tained by Mr. John Slovek and lzis audio-visual department. Systematizing a chaotic schedule is routine. Classroom time is often spent in discussing test results we-X