East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1973 volume:

ANGELUS '73 EAST HIGH SCHOOL DENVER, COLORADO VOLUME 55 EAST HIGH, OUR HOME' AND OUR HAVEN MAY SEEM REMOTE PROM STRATFORD-ON-AVON BUT THE GREAT BARD'S LINES ARE TO THE POINT SO THE TIMES ARE NOT REALLY OUT OP JOINT INTRODUCTION. .S FALL SPORTS AND. Xcrlylriss Varsity Football ..... S. , .S . S. . . S Sophomore Football .... S Tennis .... eGolf CroSsCountry R ..... Girls' Gymnastics . . . . yy SpiritsIJay . . . . . . .S . - R Homecoming, , . . , l5allSports Dance R . Head Boys and Girlr . . Delegate Assembly .... Class Representatives ..... C ..... or . S. . . Class Officers .... S. 4 .............. WINTER SPORTS ACTIVITIES Varsitysliasketball . . .R ........... . . . f Junior Varsity Basketball . Sophomore Basketball . . . Swimming . 4 ........ S. . Girls' Swimming .... Wrestling . .S ..... . yPom Pom Girls . . 4 .Cheerleaders .C ..... . Angelaires .......... Band and Orchestra .... Angelus I Q ....,. V. . ...... - ...... Junior Prom . . .T ..... y. , .. The Mouse That Roared g . , Choirs. S. .S ....... SpeechTean1 Bands and.Orchestrasc . . .5 so . I . . TABLE or .......1-9 ....10-29 ...12-14 y .....15 ...16-17 S i...18-19 ....2O .g..21 ....22 I ......23 ...24-25 ....26 ....27 ....28 ........29 ....3O-55 .....32-33 ......34 ....35 ....36 ....37 ...38-39 ....4O ....41 ....42 .......43 S .....44-45 ...,.46-47 ...48-49 ....50 ......51 ...52-53 SPRING SPORTS AND. ACTIVITIES, ..'.'.'S5-'s'1' S Varsity Baseball , .yg ,f . y,i y,y . ,y . . g . . . .58-61 Gymnastics . . . Sf2i ...62-63 CONTENTS T1'aCk ....... . . 64-65 Girls' Tennis .... ..... 6 6 Girls' Track . . .... 67 Woodbury . . . . . . .68 Wolcott ........ ..... 6 9 Senior Seminar . . . .70-75 Top 10 Seniors .... . .76-77 Candids ................... . .78-81 CLUBS ...... , ................ .... 8 2-113 Future Homemakers of America . .84-85 TVICA .... ' ..... 4 ............ .....86 1 Distributive Education . . . 4 . . . .87 4 4 Junior Classical League. . . . . . . . .88 9 Black Students Union ...... . ..,....... 1. . .0 ..... 89 White Jackets and Sophomore Pep Club . . . . .9 . . 90-91 F FROTC ..... .... .... ..... F ...... .... 9 2-93 1 Honorary Cadets .... 8 ' .... .94 4 -Riflettes ..... , ...... .. . .95 . A Drill Team . . . . . . . .96 F Los Chicanos Unidos . . r. . . .97 0 Drama Club .... .F .... F .... 98-99 is 1 Pre-Law . . 6. . 100-101 4 . Karate Clube . 102-103 , Seraph Sisters . 104-105 Soccer Club . 106-107 9 F Pre-Med' .Q .W . . . 108 6 8 Nature Page . . F .... 109 . .Aufsteiger . F. . . 110 9 Skeast . . . . . 111 Dance Club ..... 9. . . ...... 112-113 ALBUM . . ................ 114-175 Faculty andeAdministrati0ni . . . 114-145 1 Sophomores. . . . . . . . . ...146-151 Juniors ..... 152-156 Seniors .... 157-175 STAFF... ...176 1 TZ? 51- EEOQPLE 'U FL 's fx' Qi gk WF ALUNE I NEEDS MUST ACT ALONE -ROMEO AND IULIET 6 TOGETHER WHERE THERE IS TRUE ERIENDSHTPH TIMON OF ATHENS 'ff?f. TK H ,. m W gi fi ,Q ,N . H-vLf'v51ZZ :. 'M 'iv 'VT' ' , f f'61f.'w,ES my '5i'E'! A' a :Sfif'11.', H ,AAZZA A,.A,,,,A W z , gi ,,,,, .iv A Q ORKING WI DING UP DAYS WITH TOIIX' -KI G HENRY V ,lgg , 12,2 :7L, 1 1, 4' 'Q 'Q , h, f 3 W . 'Ax W, 'W' V - . 1,1 5- ' '- k Q ,Su . Sf X. -- .U TRN .- M m,11 S' PL YING Ir ALLTHE WERE PLAYING HOLIDAYS +4-KING HENRY IV PART 1 - A i ., A 9 A P r . 555 rid., Aki-EL 'sfwfr fyifi h 'KA Qs Q .K ' ,A AH fl .m,,'. AA.,,x1g df Qi A in , 3 gg - .WH ff,- mv'- B sw ,x,,.f , Mm-A-f, P LL WHAT A FALL WAS THERE +IULIUS CAESAR LD n-I P-ll P-ll W Q4 ,assi .wi im 1 FRONT ROW L. TO R.: R. McCray, D. Gant, J. Alexander, I. Loftis, D. Walker, P. Washington, B. Luna, R. Beasley, 5 C. Greenwell, B. Bouknight, T. Freeman, G. I-lellen. SECOND ROW L, TO R.: D. Bon-ego, Coach Calloway, P. Wicks, W. Newton, M. Bradley, L. Wisehart, I. Drake, J. Piechowski, J. Hall, D. Gadison, T. Lock, L. Chapman, Coach Hoops. TI-HRD ROW L. TO R.: R. Castleman, M. Carroll, M. Esslinger, E. Grissmor, M. Boyd, T. Tracy, F. Grassler, J. Roy, B. Smith, K. Perkin, Coach Crawford. Cai! at ,R f Q at W .-. I2 iw J, f X Y 1 'Q an-I4 9u,. , g Q .fx . ,L,,, gf' wiv, :FN B 1 ,... b S wwnvxfw .5 . Sf Silk pw, t f k it hrfr X, ,, Y A The East High Varsity Football Team started slowly and finished strongly. After losing the first four league games, they came back to have a 3-4-1 season. Head Coach jim Hoops stated, One sign of true quality is that a team can come back from de- feat and be a winner. It is an attribute to the fine character of the players that they were able to go undefeated the last 4 games. Returning next year will be about half of the team players, in hopes for more support, school spirit and victories. 1 Q - FRONT ROW L, TO R. T. Hellen, M. Hughes, V. Frazier, J. Brown, R. Connelly, L. Williams, N. Germany. SECOND ROW L, TO R. F. Woods, K. Wyatt, P. Bryant, R. Sims, P. Rucker, E. Walker, P. Reynolds. THIRD ROW L. TO R. L. Miles, R. Adams, K. Reed, D. Armour, V. Jennings, S. Drake, M. Estes, A. Bryant, S. Loftis, K. Lee, Coach Dunn The top players of the 1973 Sophomore Football Team are Ron Sims, Venturi Jennings, Donnell Armour, Keith Reed and Marshall Hughes. Along with the other players and the help of their Coach Mr. Miles, they have worked hard to try to make East students proud of them. According to Mr. Miles, If the players stay with it they will be number l by their Senior year. The spirit of the team was displayed by a garage sale held to raise funds for next year's team. Thanks to the support and confidence of East High, many victories were Won this year. Next year is expected to be even better. 15 iqwfw ' Z: A A 4' f A L T- WV, V ,, , ,, . ., .. 4? 7 g, ,. , ,,,. h , qi ?:,yh,. R 7 AVVVK I Jr' rd X' '-,' M ,W 7 ,, ,J ' I I ' if 9.1, I. M 3 6 4,5 A , , K Q v , R T ,,..r r , T To L 'HW-mg Y ,K - , ,. 3 ,fbyn Y. f :V HV , I A, 3 ' ', W V' ' V f' if J A ,Q 4 J , if ' ', M f 4 , Ms. , M, fi ,Q k . w ,, . V' Q V' f , h ,',' ,, , , ,. V A L, V, , 2 I' A Q ,, ,, , V. 0 ' f ' H M , A 1 L' Q if vi. V, 1 f 'V Y : 3 t r + 'Fa1Yi'4 f R ff' jf- if , 5, BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: W. Barber, J. Newcomb, B. Gardner, T. McGarry, P. Foster, TOP ROW L. TO R.: K. Dazey, D. Kauver, J. Striegel, J. Iwasaki, M. Robinson, C. Matsuda, G. Phelps. NOT PICTURED C. Carpenter, B. Christison. I 6 5. :ei - K The East High Tennis Team created a new sense of pride for East this year. The team completed the season with 31 wins and 17 losses. David Kauvar, in the number one singles position, won second place in state. Coach Felix Landau was extremely proud of all the team members and their successes on the court.Their general team work was gratifying. Returning next year will be David Kauvar, Peter Foster, Craig Matsuda, and john lwasaki. The Tennis Team deserves a great deal of recognition and support for its efforts and successes. Congratula- tions and keep making those tough shots for the best net results! 17 2 2 2 2 2 2 fm-.2 Yfv1Q1,2,.q5'f2 xv 5?222.w:1.2g-22. 52 42lf-siksm 5fv4f+2s1'-1 f- F2s2w22. , ,,., 2. 3, 222 5 ,,,, ,,,.3 222:z22:11ff 5 -- ii? 2, 2 2, :-- - 2 fa 1 22 2 2 - . . S 2 22 -2222... W 22 5 K X 3 2 ? 2 HQ 21 , 2- 2 X22 2 2 1: H .2 -Q2 7 Q fig. If A ff X x 2 if 1 ff' l 2 , Lg , X? 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BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, F Taylor, E Lombardi, G Gallegos, W s'Y'M'f3i satis-Q saiwfxei at ws. :mv ants. no It was another successful season for Regis Groff and the East High Golf Team. The municipal course players of East showed the golf world they were not to be easily beaten this year. With a lot of team spirit, no. l player Gerry Cassidy, along with Corky Knight, Eric Lombardi, Terry McCoy, Dennis Hubler, Gil Gallegos, Ed DeCroce, and Fred Taylor, had many victories, including an impressive third place in city competition. Gerry Cassidy and Corky Knight also Won the city cup. 19 FEE PLEE STANDING L. TO R. David Foston, Ed Wright, SEATED L. TO R Avery Spottedcorn, Tad Rickards a ,.. Wi ' 7 ' fr - Q Xml S 1 ' A K . 5 fii S 5-3 . K 4 .Y i - X XZ? E. -Bn 'L ' D ' f if .Q . Although not possessing a great deal of strength in standings, this year's cross country team was one of East's hardest working. Coached by Mr. Biffle, and consisting of Ron Lee, Tad Rickards, Avery Spottedcorn, David Foston, Ed Wright, Jerry Ward, and Massoud Parissay, the team's dedication and persever- ance Were displayed by its daily training. Several members ran five to ten miles per day to get in shape for track meets. 1 , , ,fi f 'i 'Y M L. TO Q iu- E haniin, o. :' t. K Cwmar J. Guion, Q. vdley, L. Hathaway, N. Peros, B. Wasli p t klglatlmaway NOT PICTURED: 5 TF - M. Duren, K. Hart. mWKA L Many people don't realize that a Girls' Gymnastics Team really does exist! Spectator attendance was low this year and casualties high, but this didn't affect the morale of the team. As with all sports, practices were straining and very time consuming. In addition to the hard work, this year's Gymnas- tics Team had difficulty in finding equipment. Bravely facing scrutinizing judges, gymnasts know they have only themselves to rely upon. While we were apathetically Wrapped up in person- al concerns, these girls were working to effectively represent our school. They have hopes that in future years they will have more encouragement from the student body. 21 IES IESB T L r A to dd C3 .ad y 22 l Bobby socks, mid-calf skirt lengths, and ducktails were among the many fashionable 50's styles observed among the students and faculty on Spirit Day. Besides being a relax- ing break from the ordinary actions of the day, Spirit Day proved to be a novel Way to contrast the changes in dress which have occurred. Most of us learned more about the cus- toms and actions of those who preceded us at East twenty years ago. It is probable that if the girls now Wore their skirts at the un- flattering length of the 50's, the boys' academic attention span would increase noticeably. Sophomore attendant Lucy Nieto Senior escort Tom McGarry Sophomore escort George Hellen Senior attendant Martha Sweetnam junior candidates Eileen Jepson and Jim Striegel Senior candidates Susan Grigsby and Marvin Boyd This year's Homecoming activities commenced with a Victorious game against West High in which the final score was 16-6. In addition to the excellent ef- forts of our Varsity team, and the dedicated support of the fans, there were various half-time activities, including an excellent presentation by the White jackets and the East High Marching Band. The Home- coming King and Queen, Ken Crawford and Gwen Chapman, were announced and coronated at the game. The Fall Sports Dance, which took place that night, concluded the Homecoming activities. junior escort Buster Bouknight junior attendant Cheri Thompson Que en Gwen Chapman King Ken Crawford , Isn't that sweet? They're playing om- song. I7- , f ,,f, f - , ,Jmfp , , A , 4k,M,,1 M,,,,,,,, , W ,,,, ,W is lf, f ,, may we aw , ,,,ff . ,gg ,,,,w,?,,,W, if ,. , , ,, ,Wy ,. lv -tfwaf ,, ,, ,W A. ff .w.w ., we W 'M , . sv ,, M ,,,,g,,s f ,, we mb-,fa 1a 'W ' L' ,M ' ,M I, . 1 f' Mm' ', W' - ' A JW' , 'f N wt' 'xi eff 14 'ff ,MW li la- ,, -, ., ,V , 5, 1 , ,,,,,v' A, ! ,, ,M V Q . , ,aw .if A M V W Don't cry, I'll buy you a new one. ,S ,Q Shall we dance? 24 1 YW, ,, ,i All dolled up! On the eerie eve of October 28th, strange shrieks were heard from the main hall of East High School. Further investigation proved that these strange sounds, along with fits of uncontrollable laughter, were a result of the famed Fall Sports Dance. This year, for the first time in seventeen years, Spotlight and Angelus sponsored a costume ball, and contrary to the recent failures, this year's dance was an obvious success. The costumes were original, the dancing Wild, and the festivity of the Halloween theme guaranteed an enjoyable time for all. :x 1 YQ a 3,5 li I The Little Tramp nd now it's time for somethin warm to drink. , if ge 3 i m e 5 Q 'IQ r-'U xg? h 1? i, i. , 'mgfxfwi' '33-1 is - L' P1 gm , ,, E 5. 3? ? W M'sgg ? 5 W It's it. . . Mk s T 5 Q + ,f Q P it Q ,.... , .. Yep, dem cornflakes sure is good! B th ' ELS C The Head Boy and Head Girl, in conjunction with Student Council, have Worked hard to make this year a good one. One objective both' Paul Weiss and Tina Walls have strived for is involvement of students. This involvement included activ- ities such as the winter carnival, the St. Valentine's Dance, the music in the halls, the information booth, and the indepth studies pro- gram. Student involvement is a difficult objective to achieve in a school as large as East, but through these various activities, Paul and Tina hope they have included the majority of the student body and made it a successful year. N For many years East High School has been acclaime as one of the most liberal educational institutions in the city. A large part of this praise has rightfully belonged to the Delegate Assembly. Delegate Assembly consisted of one student from each class during the administrative period Whose responsibilit was to become an active part of whatever changes were needed to better East. They then reported back and forth from Delegate Assembly meetings to their respective classes. This year they have been responsible for a census involving a nine week grading system for English and social studies mini-courses, a relatively new concept at East. At the first semester's end, questions were raised as to whether or not to con- tinue Delegate Assembly, as it often seemed ineffective. Votes, however, indicated that it should be retained. As to how long Delegate Assembly can survive, only time will tell. ' d Y rn EI-- I .LS I .Ll Q I seruor representatlves Patm Faye Asano, Kirk Stephens, A 'E-. A f 4 sponsor Harry Achziger sophomore representatives Bill Thomas, Leisa Barber, Nancy Williams, Mike Curnow, Sheryl Foster junior representatives Annika Strom, Margrit Benton, Vern Kline, Dave Kauvar Senior officers Warren Yamada, jane Rockwell, Reggie Beasley, Debbie Anchrum, Although the student council made a conscientious effort to improve the problems at East, many students criticized its efforts. A few of these criticisms were valid, but for the most part our leaders Worked diligently to better East High SchoolL The council's efforts were not always evident to everyone, but may- be with more understanding and spirit from the student body, more ideas and activities could have been carried out. Sophomore officers Debbie Gallegos, Carol Brent, Tanya Acker, Angela Collins. 29 WI TER Blow blow thou winter wind -As You Like It Wi FWS! my f v S55-z. 4' .f wiv if v 1-10011-DE-Doo 8 im 6 f , A . E' A 1534 7 f'tfn,'w Q ' w '-wmnw vnu W 1 gtg ,X 'V W U 4 to no 3 at at s s with at the did not to the state tournament, everyone at Ezra Rice, Gale Collins, Darryll I-Iolleman, East knew that the team was a1 winner. Another time and another place for state for the basket- ball team, but this was not the time or place. The season for this year'S e y Junior Varsity Basketball team began with a thorn'in the side. Not many students attended 1 Iunior Varsity games, there- fore the team was e11Ot giveni necessary -support. Many -stu f dents didn't even know or care about the junior e'V211'SitY'f83II1'5 Howevefg with timeg the e ' ' feel'-1'S DiQ111f?1if1i11if glr2id1i311Y f improved andthe seasgoq ff concluded with aneyeven record Cf-ff0111?' winsfyfanclf four losses. in league play: Coae.h-BobPau1 felt that e yee tfiefteam did excepe- eyle e e fif5115115'fW9H QVQY?-TL fSP01'ffUg an 1154 recbrd for all games? played. , y f e , 1 y vNFPwWMl A Y . ,, lf ff- . -M e 5 i Qgm J f XX. .. ,E gi b a l S ai' 'K ef f e 12 34 BUCKET BRIGADE p The team: Darell eArm'our,' 'Ferra4eeeEuge11e,'NorW6od Geimeuyf Kpeiihf :hh f p , Holleman, 'Marshalld-Iughes, 'Ventura jemjgingsj' james' Mohr0e5 K.'fR1bge1fs, Vp Paul Rucker Ronald Sims, R Smith, Mike'WicksQ Calvin Wilsbnz H ' ' This yeax s s0PhQmore pp e basketball steam has been p one of the finest teartisf f f fE2iSt1?HSlh3di?1pSOH5Q f l p time. p The teamhad more e H depth, better shootersg f i e f and ballhendlers llphdlding p p the East traditionpof the l 5 me Sify- The Coach- Rick p 1 Schraeder, was pleased . W., at the .Way both defense p e and offense played this year. The team didl Ve1fy p swell-and East I-Iigh is- p e hoping thatpthese soph-e ' Qm0resiw111 help the p varsity next year. p pp35 ee best basketball team in pe 1 w Although not many people knew it, East High did have a Swimming Team: and it wasn't a bad one at that. Chuck Wytias, one of the best swimmers on the team, was rated 4th in the state, and many other East swimmers on the team did very well in city compe- tition. Due to a little apathy the Swimming Team did not have as many members as it should have had. However, what the team had was utilized to the fullest extent. Like other sports, Swimming had its share of minor injuries, and difficulties. However these problems didn't get the team down, and the season was considered a success- ful one. D MP CH MPS DIP5 AND DIVES This year's East High's girl's swim team was more powerful and dynamic than ever. Coached by Jan Mc Neill, the girls practiced every night at George Washington. o The competition was much stiffer this year with the addition of the 400 yd freestyle and the 100 yd butterfly. Although the team worked very hard, they still had lots of fun and enthusiasm. BACK ROW, L, TO R: Pam Clark, Karen Hart, Mary Kay Wilson, Jo Riesenman, Coach jan McNeill, Merle Schwartzberg, Nancy Falkenberg, Cathy Lucas. FRONT ROW, L, TO R: Ann Deisch, Judy Bailey, Gina Carollo, Susan Holyfield, Jenny Schillin, Ann Priester, Debbie Schmidt. NOT PICTURED: Carol Bachman, Collette Crater, Pam Dacu.s, Mary Deisch, Jane Ethington, Kathy Falkenberg, Carol Freer, Sue Garcia, jennifer Johnson, Dawn Le Duke, Linda Moore, Barb Nemmers, Becky Pierce, jane Rockwell, Pam Schillen, Ina Szwec, Liz Telea, Amy Wagner, Rosalyn Wyatt, Kinue Langhofer, Mary Kilfoyle. 37 :ii Af 5? gf Si 55 :IE 22 E Y? 5 N, si Zi '25 2: 55 K ss E? S5 gi E 22 M if E5 sk 46 I2 iii ii: 5 .12 si 'fy 'ef' -14:1 mf .1w.w:.:f:4f7fm- ,.m,h,',s,, . 1.1, mf, fm ,.::- ,41Q,-,.eL- S- 1,5-A ,ss :si QQ, 5 f -' .2 ss: .Ji - ,: -gf mf- 'ig' .wg -ww flsi' gay- .if 1 ,,,,. :ww 54, :fi fi- 'if fr' Vw' ' ff'f ff' V' 5' K ' 2' K' ff V ' ' ' 'i ,, ' ' w . 11 .1 ,, 'f , Two traditional aspects which have remained an important part of high school life are the cheer- leaders and pom pom girls. These groups, under the direction of Michelle Duren, Cynthia Rucker, and sponsor Mrs. Strickland, faithfully supported the major athletic functions. Their spirited attitudes have been greatly appreciated by both the football and basketball teams. The minor sports teams would also have been encouraged by more frequent presentations from these peppy groups. However, the ' I cheerleaders and pom pom girls have made a good contribution to the effort of producing more school spirit and have cheered our teams on throughout a successful year. - 1 Q W R' ' x f '- 4 - ' V M sf , -if 1 i -f fl 3 'f ' a X I ii: 1, f ii. S, Q 2 E3 xi XL 1 A j gi ti O R 3535+ v ,ig Ay ,V an -33 y rf was W, We 'Ns ta-Q af- ,, gg Y X Q . .. I 5 .a I -. : f' f 9 DV X YC ,if 0 i f ! . sv 5? Ne w .. :Z ni. : - f X 4 ' I. .1 1- A . Q-Q N 5, 4 Y. A 4 . , W. ,,.. . -3 1 . - 'f af. ff' rg, . A i 5 if QI? - I-V N . Q- '47 , .T . I Q , - ,asf .- , A fi. .. A.. W I uf N , ni ,- x ew if ' A X . -ey K .nw -- r x -N wwf'- X s gi P I as ,I V, R , - .- ,.i,a,l. 5.. ,, Qfpneix 2 'A ' W Vs- -K i - - f A K f-A .f X, N4wh3572i 'I'i1f'A '-'Eff '- I 4 if -I f 'Spf if A V E. gg- ,, ., V, , NF hi 3 if M ww-'F ' ' ZFX 3? I I , fi - , a-I -fi , .. ix . ,fits H :Ak , ff' 39 uf rs. I Y - yfxgfgi A 1 gi -rgiegwsrgnmi '- -f -- I tm I ' -f f' t . 'bfi Lynn Johnson, Connie Lindsey, Maxine Martinez Cynthia Rucker if .9 55 E WE'VE GOT SPIRIT!! QHOW ABOUT YOU7J long.-f -f 1 W Cheri Thompson, Mary Hendricks, Kim Waugh Deena Trout, Belinda Greathouse, Rhea Bugarin Lynne McGraw, Sherri Bailey, Norma Chase HOLLA YOUR NAME TO THE REVERBERATE HILLS d 40 -TWELPTH NIGHT X595 Q 'R mx Madeline Randell Eileen Jepson Ron Thomas W' 4' ' 1 .34 lg I 3 .l 1 5 1 , A M . 2 A J ? A M , sn. V' , 4 Q 'eee D1 : , M V,VV I . ee e L e ' 4 E ' .. V 4 , ,, ' , ,1 ,i .ci In 7' ' dia Lge A77 ..,, ',,.. A , 1,5f,,,,w al ,A Q M M - M -41.41 . 1-,,,: ,- , - f ,QAM ', ,Lx w-SJW! . . A Q, M Q, ,1',',3xauwiWL'f5-bfi'-K3 if ,, . PM L if 3, . , , A mf . 4 V ,,, Y-55133 1Q!PM,q, 3fKag.,,,n,, V V 'Y wg jr W 55, 5 n eff' 6' My Awww, 51' 7 ' . 32 yxgfffm 'ff - ' ' lf W AW' ' 27 A ul. , fl . A ' 'W I e ' A' mg, 'fn .. Wm- in f '42-?f7fTl?f,'113 :iv Michelle Du.:-en Debra Flowers wa, Mary Kilfoyle 4 I Sandy Williams Kirk Stephens A2 mm Mike King M, Every year at Christmastime, a group of devoted and hard working students sing around the town. The Angelaires, as this group is known, performed this year at e Larimer Square, the Denver Art Museum, Park Hill Regional ' Library, and for various civic e groups, schools, churches, and nursing homes. This year the Angelaires made their own costumes and attended the annual rnadrigal festival in Boulder. Although the group concentrated on rmadrigals, songs sung unaccompanied around a table, songs have branched out to contemporary tunes. By singing M' around the community, the Angel- aires have not only enlightened the lives of others, but have created pride for East as Well as themselves SCJUNDS ABOU XL as 11 Em? Q .gym .,,, I ,sf .sl L.. tX tf:'maW - in fm' ' -v z i '-'Y - ,af . .,.. 1 silfl 2 f .. 's ,,,. ,'--- ls 4 .... mf - , .Y M ig lg ' Sf'-1 -'Riff 7-..' 7 ' Q he l l ' N iv? For many years the East High School band and orchestra have had a great reputation in good music. Once again they did a great job this year under the careful direc- tion of Mr. Bailey. The band has been heard at many athletic activities and other school func- tions. Several concerts have also taken place featuring the orchestra and a lot of enjoyable songs. We hope East will always keep up this great tradition . U ' ll If muslc be the food of love, play on 43 -Twelfth Night Room 254. . . the Angelus office Where the members of the yearbook staff spent many hours talking, laughing, yelling, working, fighting, cleaning, and playing football. Occasionally they ventured beyond the office door to camp out for 36 hours in the Kaufmarfs penthouse or to spread layouts, copy, pencils, rulers, and typewriters all over the Downs' ping pong table in their desperate efforts to make deadlines. But even in the darkest moments, they counted on Mr. Lee to PEOPLE OF ROOM 254 cheer them up with his quick, clever jokes and Words of encouragement. ARK ROOM KEEP DOOR CLOSED!! YF IT iS LEFT OPEN ALL OF THE DARK LEAKS OUT. 44 PLL NOTE YOU IN MY BOOK GP MEMORY 45 -HENRY VI 224 ,is Fi? as xx ff J? ei? A salute to the publishers of Spotlight, the color- ful school newspaper. . . mostly red and white, but sometimes a little s off-color. sess s e ' B 'T15A CHRONICLE or BY s s , 1 M I I ,, , ,,, ,,f' I if '51 753 This year's junior prom s was af success considering the facts that it was pre- so pared in QHIY N10 daysd and it occurred during the city's1 fuel shortage. The prom Q o was attended by fifty couples who danced to the music of s Brown Sugar and were dddd SL1rr0i11id'-ed bY an Highfdclub f atmosphere, Junior class sponsors Mrssc. Nsnnette d Rease and Mr. James o , Coleman were among those s who attended the affair, s Missing from rdrr the candi- 1 r dates' pictures rare'Chery1 r Grant, sd d R onnie McsCray,s and Beverly Grant. ' f do l ' d ss? m Sherrie Bailey ' ' Izimes Couburn now TO THE Q.-ww- 'mS fl IE ME lfw WH E5 I 3351 SWR- ' ' ' Ezra Frzierd L ' A...-m r 11 llll ll I -mn LE Queen Cheri Thompson King Thomas Bouknight ' Sponsors Mrs. Nannette Rease V V V Mr. and Mrk. IagmesVCo1emau :sf--9 - K - LN X 'uk Y' 'fi 11 L of o 4 A fav' .Q Q , o 1 ., ,N til o of X' Q 5 Q X . 'li . gk X ff S-5 B b M f ' -f -V , . 1 o ei, ,rf O P, 7 p , if . AL 7 N ' XY 1: ' L .ll- F - ' 5 'ff' , 'f -w.f,.,,,.. AAiibVE. . K . m L, , W o -:Q ? o ' 3 - 1 1 LW 'I' 75 A . 1. K f 4 gy ' K of A 4 o o o A ' M 2 A 'A , A affix hir ,:,LL S -3 rg: :Rs A S 1 aff' 'L , ERR F W ,,, 25935511 5 N-Q1L ,,y:vww , ' ' 'Wg ' g f 4 '- o , .o f f Elizabeth Cole 49 Michael Carroll Bernard Anderson Donna W2Sh1DgtOH :fi E fa 5 if E 2 35 ff IQ 2 If 5 sa 5 5 9 as 5? E 51 Q 5 2 fi Q 1 1 3 2 Q Q fi zz Q. ef il L2 2? if 55 5 ii X oe no E Q Q So ooo OQCROG 0 OAONEANDATWOANDA .. As they have been in the past, the East Concert and Advanced Choirs were an integral part of the Christmas time festivities this year. Throughout the year, they performed publicly at various other schools throughout the com- munity. Again led by Mrs. Marion Padboy, they demonstrated the primary functions of a school choir extremely well, those functions' being the introduction of excellent music to the student body, and the promotion of school spirit. , THE RUDE SEA CREW EVIL AT QTHEIRJ SONG, AND CERTAIN STARS SHOT MADLY PROMVTHEIR SPHERES TO HEAR THE.. .MUSIC S f-AMIDSUMMERRNIGHTSDREAM M ' Jim Striegel looks for his file box. ,. C1a.ud1a, are you sure you want to try Extemp? f3I5EAK THE SPEECH TRIPPINGLY ON THE TONGUE 1 PlZAY YOU --HAMLET Umor the Superior di1fQCfiQ11f ' of Mr. j'ackBai1ey, the Eastf t l High music department has 1 had one jazzyg successful 1 year. Beginning with the f jazz ensemble, concert e band, concert oreheestra, pp and advancedeband, the t n music department fdemon- - - strated their profound a- el e bility intheeart of creating l musing Traveling to differ- r nentschoolsg participating in the winter-spring concerts, e fthe musicedepartment l e l exhibited theirfunique xierff Q satility in performing t l t various types oftmusic. With the addition ofnftlde drum andrbugle corp this - e ylrg we can hardly wait to hear the music. department f next year!! e e l e e - Q 1 W. 'W ,.qsufe4+-eff ,vannvllfll ,,,,,..a-avi .ngalnvil .--all ' ,pull H.. W K V ,af , lpilfs, V N 35,55 3' hu.. V M? ' ,fsiaww - K , A 4 -' . wi-gfuw with t M e J ef ' Z M ai ' V . 1-ft , - H29 M We-' f K M . , ,, ,, Jv 1Y:w WEA, , ,, - ' - 9 5 J i '- iff- 'ff' 4- W 52 5 wt iw 2 ,MVK 'Q W. -5 , Q a le, , 54 Q. we t, fi in ,., -..: Q uf' '.,1 Il ',,, i 7 s MY: , 1' Q, 5 1 Www if ,, SPRI G Ol HOW THIS SPRING... RESEMBLETH THE UNCERTAIN GLORY OI: AN APRIL DAY! -TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA 12515 K Q43 SSM ' 4 ,. :xi fy, 1 av-wt' , , K, . 1 f f' , if , , 4 ,I W, mls- ,ui if in r 4, Q 4W,,H. tm, ,mf AW, --,,M:55,.. fm--Q -W -.w-uf, .:,,f5,,. -Q11 fm, .,ff,. ,,,.- -Jw haw- , ff: wa ,J ,f ., , ff , - - 4 The Varsity Baseball team has been heard six days a week, four hours a day working out and getting ready for the all impor- tant league games. The sacred crack of the ball against the bat was heard frequently, as were groans and sighs as the players came Home again or the urn-r pire cried out, Strike three! y The team did have a new image. Ea,st's.basebal1 teams had some- I , f uh mf -my M' , I ' 111 -- M v ' 2 ' ' - 45711 -V 'raw ,E-,ywc-5-,,,,g qw, ' , V ' ' gfg,5:Q,, 'iEfQ ' i?'i.3f29bu 15 55 , . gQE2?Tfffn::le15E'f Aps,fQ,'f ...hilg . .W A .,x.9.. 1, . , ,, f ev .1352 .. K -g5,:,.f5 I 5, f,,,g.egfg-,:,,-11, - ,w :,E5,3,,gum, V--11 -- f 1' ,, mf wifi I -,i -- -. ' , ,,. ,.,, ,b . 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H5 S 5 Kevin Farris, Robert Close, Mike King, Chris Moulding, Kirk Stephens, David Wilbur, Co ach Mitchell. X' - - 'fh- f V 1. . I KT Y .' ' . ' EM ,, X - I - .. 524. Aw-. .V ', f - 1 .,.,,,.. .,: ,,.. . .,..,. . ,, . , , .. M A :-:-.L-2,-1251--' : a- ,- I 'w,l'A . .i ly .:' ' :ff w?2' v . A . N ii? . ,,,. . ' 5 , JH.. ff ..wf.299g,--q,g,,.g,,5f,e,.-V, aff - .V vi., . .1 . 5.11. . A, I M. 2 V . ' '11, .W :H , g1.- ..1 MQW. V 2-xi' V N524 mf' ,13:, , W,,.4, Si ' W V I .:',-33:1 . ' . 1 . ' ., . . A ., A V Q QE ...Q A- ' A f ' wa ,, . f f' vw iv. ALLL R K - .f, . 6 r.... 5. - . WQMMQ ' in Sf wp.. S L e .. . 1 1.5 ,. -f- lx. K . . , fe-:fx-Q.. , sf f - ii 5 - .... . .. . - - - LS Qi- . - F ' sf J ' s 'f. ?f,l5i..... 5 ' f N fl . 'L 'l - ff : 3 -if inf A af1, A' , .fl ' - 55,3 if WTX'iW.mgWM' . S. g y 5 ,,,. W K L ffgg . - 3 .. , , . . ' , f , 'f e 4? , .. -' . X -. .,.., , Q ' ' p 1 - ' ' -' -- si 5 -We-if ,ggel k swlfki S2'w-21:1 -1.1. - 5 5 1 .. .fy 1' ff if 4 f 43... 5. .w... .s-gglgsg ., S, Q 5 2 ., ., , ,, 'Z ,A A fi 'K 'rf f2..if.-H Q' 11 Si i ,. 'Y f 'M sly. ',ifwe,.f1gfA.. 1 .1-,. 55 423,4 0 . . i - sf ,bww , ,Q .f1.M?f.,ffgm . f if 7 - 2 g . W, Q. g ggi-V2 S f.. 5. Q 5 A H 'cv .- S ' f , QUIET, ME AT WURK 'ki 62 This year's gymnastics steam, coached by Raymond Mitchell and Warren Boatright, began the season with a win against Kennedy. In theirfirst victory, the gymnasts displayed skill and experience. Each gymnast showed his potential for a state title and demonstrated the con- centrationiand control which the s This year East I-Iigh's Track Team consisted of 40 mem- bers. The coach, Mr. Jerome Biffle, commented there was a great deal of enthusiasm and spirit on the team. This year Mr. Biffle also stated that the track team was for- midable competition for other high schools in the state. Many team members have ex- cellent potentials. Throughout the season, the team participated in many track meets and the season ended with a satisfactory record. 1 gy si' fl A fi l WIA jj. l sim, ' '.., ff ,, V7-ggriifgff' . , ' mf T-Mais? 122 l 3 0 I ,Q 18 BACK ROW, L. TO R: Steve Heinz, Michael Taylor, David Foston, Terry Locke, Buster Bouknight. FRONT ROW, L, TO R: Ed Wright, Ron Lee, Junious 9 O McConnell, Massoud Parisay. QQ.. TRACKS! M Q. This year the Tennis Team consisted of about eighteen girls, who throughout the season demonstrated enthu- siasm and energy. Under the direction of the new coach, Ms. Karen Cookson, the girls Worked on perfecting their strokes and strategy. Kay Knowlton represented the team in the number l singles position, While Dee and Lee Nemiro held the number l doubles spot. This team, along with all the other girls' athletic teams at East, has finally begun to prove the importance of girls' sports in the public school system. SERVICE WITH I we if BACK ROW, L, TO R: Kim Tempest, Lisi Gottaas, Lillie Becay, Pam jones, Lee Nemiro, Kay Knowlton. MIDDLE ROW, L, TOR: Doreen Yamamoto, Sue Ringler, Chris Telea, Karen Zimmerman. BOTTOM ROW, L, TO R: Dee Nemiro, Gayle Nakata, Eileen Jepson, Candy Cas Helen Downs. NOT PICTURED: Karen Cunningham, Terri Coker, Chris Knight, Sharon Moreno. we -t 1:2 1 , K is X 1 . K I F- :Asif 913 bfi- fr I K I 'S ,.. ,, . '+ I ::, :s-s'E: - - 40 :-'ll V -- J: -- 7 - '375557:5'i9f'Ir75 S r-'r t sq 1 ' ' Y A' ' 'iff'--+ yMwzg'ex1- -. s M, ,- si Nil 5 iw' 23 1 xg ,L . fr,-A - fig A SMILE 66 on, i 3 BACK ROW, L. TO R: Ir. Weed, Cathy Gray, Sharon Lewis, Lori Brown, Liz Hathaway, Debbie Bryant. FRONT ROW, L, TO R: Susie Saylor, Sharlene Elliott, Sherry jones, Tami Knight. NOT PICTURED: Josephine Guion, Tina Dwight, Jann Biggs, Lori West. IU IOR'S IAU This year, the East High Girls' Track Team did better than expected. Under the direction of the ener- getic coach, Ms. Alice Weed, the team practiced diligently, and showed strength in competition. In the different Track events, the girls showed much determination, and Ms. Weed commented that the team was enthusiastic and had good potential. -- 1 ,--- il., l ..,i ,....s , .i-. -- ,Q,i. .a,,,. - . . ,, - - .- 1. srl 'Wg , .- 'E .. , .i - f 1 - QQ K x 1, g.51. ..,Qfj xi, ' 'fF.:iQi5?:'m i.fj ziil-S14 -: ffl 'w ijiifly S U 7 --f -ing 'ff-sf' '1f'Wf5f'if?'..5f55 ffzf-'ill - - if 'ffiv H T t ' 1 a r -1 .. FH. .2 , '-M.-V: ,'is'f1'?ffTr,'.1,'c.,g9t,15,1 k . I X 0 -1 .: ' Q' f .- . Ag ,A Mi- f- 4 1 , , 5 L, ,.. H i lg, M ' . ,A M Y if fi ff if .3 'f li' ' iiitzgm 'izfliilf' - V J' l 5 -,fipgggi -Q K I ry-wif,g' 1. -stiff is ' -'gf-fffsisfiiiifki-19532:f 5 aiflfifk 4 .W .. . ' ef 71 ,. WTF 'S t, TERS Steve Allen men to Th purpos Y tradi e chance for several e deliver e competmge spend of their orat of the 101152 on precise 'mem -e e partici I ear's 100th were M'c u . hael Wolcott, the annual pub- lic sight reading contest was held on May 2, 1973. This year seventeen girls were picked by a panel of teachers from East at a practice reading session. The eight girls Were: Shannon Boland, Diane Brackett, Candy Cason, julie Davis, Mary Ann Donohue, Shirley Ring, Dayle Friedman and ' ,134 SENIOR SEMINAR 70 an THIS OUR LIEE EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC HAUNT, A EE E - FINDS TONGUES IN TREES, BOOKS A I A IN THE RUNNING A BROOKS, SER- MONS IN STONES, AND GOOD IN EVERYTHING. -AS YOU LIKE IT mv- KH , ,, 3 , , .M 'W' Wi ,f W.,fw'f , g .Sw , W 'Maw g N ww .,, 95- 1 If 00' 1,4 W . H ,Q -ff 1 4. M A an I 1 I ,A I a i ' Mi' V 'W f 1 '4 ,giwfwf A 0 W , H swf Maki ,ww aff KX A , .gg ww 1 5 A VW, My I Q ' Www fe, K M ' ,S AM, 2 ww - Qgmmsziii Sf 5 5 sig 5 E5 X. 3 E 1 vw l Q 4 is s N, X Q.. 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'NR ., + 3 G-. - New-. g -.f .mw- hx' QRS: 5. 1 W1 Q S QQ' S is. ,EN ' .g g Q' f ,W vz. if aa W. ,.s.8'? M 'ga mf' 'g.1AsnL,f,ngg, fema- fl ei Ii f 3 Q A ' x yiejiaa- .- b W. .YM ,4 Ya MLTVZ-K ,' +44 aw M' .K an CREAM OF THE CRANIUMS THAT. . .TROD THE WAYS GP These students ach dth t ALL THE DEPTHS AND gighS1ZfSgrsE1?7gQint ave g f SHOALS OF HONOR. ?7'VZ1l1rgC3agYd -HENRY VIII I Lind. Mahi? 3 4. Julie Davis 5. Karen Walter i - 6. Liz Sexton T 7. John Grant 8. Wes Barber 9. Chuck Carpenter 10. Kayla Templin rn 11,- Linda Mawhorter L . K Karen Walter 76 Warren Yamada Chuck Carpenter Kayla Templin John Grant Julie Davis Liz Sexton 77 af I a 1 ,wa z 1 ,W 1 i V 4 aggw' qi, .K :ww if ,-ignwe g f 2 , 115' rf- s ' 4- jj x 4 4!Wwf , K I A Vu WV J in K 37, I, fd? ' z Q , X 4 , Af? EM' 'w Q, wr ' . ali fn 4,45 Q 1 ,AL 4 W ya ' M QQ, ? an 4 x N' Z 14 i, f i, 5 K. .-.. .f 1 Nw. f r Q '12 I --1,111 Q, ,ff ,H i f V ff W my ff NYJ? f Nkrg WAX -wx sg.-L Q 'QI' I f A ,V L, ,, M- ---- , A , f ff' A K Lf . Q, , V , gf 1 2 Q ' vm , S+g g 2 ,,,1' M V, lj .LAM Nw' f 5,1-4 f 7 2 -3 A ffifv. , A ' ,V L , , f -' .. ' -A ,, A f Hqifii, 'Ffa if r ,, ny.z uf pw? WV 1, T 3 V ' f ' EMM F - ', 'Tlfiffp in l T TQ K ',,L, W E f ' 4? TMS ff' ', T fx V , 1 MM1 gf 1-wg A QQW M, E f My 915953 Z, 32 s Aff If ! Z '14 . , 3 W 5 fa W 1 V 2 5 , W , f f gigszw 3 , 'H W ,539 ,,, f , zz , 1 f , W S H W1 f gf f Q fwwgf 1 nf, fa f f f W M W W A WM WL Z 5 34 T fL., ' , LU 7, , , , 2 V hw 6 ' ' F' ' f A-ff1ft9r:mLfi,m ,, .,, Jw,fwi ' TOGETHER. 79 THE WEB OE OUR LIFE IS O13 A MINGLED YAR , GOOD A D ILL -ALL'S WELL THAT E DS WELL Z S TWO MAY KEEP COUNSEL WHEN THE THIRD'S AWAY.' -TITU S ANDRONICU S MORE MOVING- DELICATE, AND PULL OP LIFE INTO THE EYE AND PROSPECT OE HIS SOUL. -MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. CLUBS I COUNT MYSELF IN NOTHING ELSE SO HAPPY AS IN A SOUL REMEMBERING MY GOOD FRIENDS I -KING RICHARD II r V mr V .., , 'A--A f W x w V 2 4 1 - . I --'7:,4,' 5 if , Qs 1 .. i -ws ...F Xe 'fwffw ,,,Wf ,g2 , MMWMEV-5' ,, if J, ,,,.. ,43QWW,,W,, V I i f wif ,, 'fl ,. ww W ,www 1 mn 5, FHA FAIR ROUND BELLY WITH GOUD CAPON LINED -AS YOU LIKE IT 84 ' .I,, ,W ,,,,.....-f--0' 'N 5 '73 Q' 'f ml G 1 t ii K 1 5 This year both FHA classes have tried to help students in the Home Economics related areas. The Hero class has participated in many sew- ing and cooking activities. A few of them in- cluded Senior Return, Christmas and Halloween Bake Sales, Spirit Day activities, and a fashion show. The I-leo class, both health and food re- lated course, have worked on individual studies to help students choose a career for their future. They have also participated in similar activities in home economics. Both Heo and I-Iero have work-study courses. The annual Co-Operative Education Banquet, held February 14th, gave the student employees an opportunity to give their supervisors an enjoyable evening of fun. 85 f A -f if gee W Q 4 ggi 'Ay V -f ' f 3 'V 'fn,f+,' V, ' ' VICA is an organization which of- fers students prestige and recog- nition through a National organi- zation. VICA represents youth who are dedicated to self-improvement as they prepare for leadership in the indust and in their communi- tiesl Memrhership in VICA pro- vides students with the opportunity for participation in vocational in- dustrial club leadership training activities , the VICA individual achievement program and leader- ship training conferences. They also participate in educational activities as well as social, civic, and competitive achievement programs. VICA also offers stu- dents an opportunity to become acquainted with other young people and to participate in acti- vities with other students enrolled in trade, industrial and technical occupations. - 1 AM A TRUE LABOURER: 1 EARN THAT 1 EAT, GET THAT 1 WEAR VICA I St II -AS YOU LIKE IT : :Key : 'A' 'litem ,f it 'N l 86 Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work ui l The Distributive Education Clubs of America consist of high school students throughout the country who are interested in learning about the business world. The three DECA classes at East this year have proved the organization to be successful. The members learned Various techniques and skills which provided a background for jobs which they obtained through the club or which they may obtain in the future. Q 5 i iii UNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE A ROMAN THOUGHT HATHSTRUCK HIM The members of the junior Clas- sical League dedicate themselves to handing on the torch of clas- sical civilization in the modern World. They believe an acquaint- ance with the civilizations of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this World of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its gov- ernment, laws, literatures, languages, and arts. The junior Classical League has been continuing the activities consisting of an initiation picnic held at Montclair Park, the an- nual Thanksgiving Basket given to a family of six in the East district, and the annual Io Saturnalia, or Christmas party. At the end of the year the well known year's end Roman Banquet was held Where the Virgil medal winners were honored. Another activity which JCL participated in Was the State junior Classical League Convention held at Estes Park on April 28 and 29. OTHELLO it QL' . TQ t - ..L,-it 1 . xox-Q NL-Q 43' vue 'fi Qw- O QQ xgfo-k I HHH! IHH I Black Students Union was very active this year. Under chairman Matthew Reid, the 15 members planned many activities to further the education of blacks. In February, they sponsored Black Awareness Week, which included many movies, plays and other activities for that week. They also had a special program for Martin Luther King's birthday. BSU was sponsored by Mrs. Knight and Mr. Groff .89 T m m li WHITE JACKETS Sz SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB MAKE THE COMING HOUR O'ER FLOW WITH JOY -ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL Friday was the day when the girls in red and white it hurried in preparation for 6 i another pep assembly and sports activity. These girls are the motivating forces known as the White jackets and Sophomore Pep Club. Throughout the year they attended the games and matches, and lent enthusiasm to the East High athletic teams. At the end of May an athletic banquet was held and a- wards were presented. You can always hear these spirited groups shouting Un Ungowwa East Has Got The Power! 90 11 T 91 HM 4 1 L31 -Q: ins oQ 90:0 o fy sg 49445 QS' O oe fc' o ay 40 Riflettes, consisting of toward drill exhibition. exhibited for and competed groups. They worked in a Youth Involvement Program which was directed and sponsored by the Optimist Club, and at the end of the year they were presented with a jacketfrom this club. against other rlflette 95 if ,,.i G I . . ,,, , A. ,U , I ,Q' - ,A '.,, .- -I, Q I I In ig I V , in Q, In f f : .,A:. ' 1 -I A I ...rlg f ' , 234 ., ' , I A I ' I M I W , I dj! M I 1 5, Ney' 'I W ,ff 5 4 FE ar I 4 A 1 I ,W If ' I '9 5 if v 4 I f i' ff V E 03' XI QM f X, 1 ,lf W I WM J ISE 1 6 Y 'ff 2 I E fu Q, I 3 D ,hi , 9 W W QL ,pw ff W Q I -Jfwf ' ,, W f,,Wf2qf515,,y, ,V . My wmfimwnzwfjSfifw mswkfwiiff , + S x, X fl 1 Q 5 :,Z ..Z, . ,., A I ,I . ' 53 W ll ll 1 M nf ' II I DRIIII TEAM HE WOULD HIMSELP HAVE BEE A SOLDIER 'WN KING HE RY IV PART I is xa ,-.. I qw L- 96 YI f Qi X 3 ,. , 3-I.. . ,, I N 9 wc? QQ- we QQ- o CDO QQ of ww ft CCQ- Q33 v+ Wait cv M 96' QOC, M? v Mgr' , ll The purpose of Los Chicanos Unidos this year was to organize and unify Chicano students and to promote and teach Chicano culture. Under the direction of the sponsors, Mrs. Virigina Minik and Mrs. Mary jo Osgood, the club participated in many activities which included book sales, food sales, guest dancers, and a trip to Mexico City with approximately 35 students. 97 W The East High Drama Club this year was quite success- ful in presenting two plays, Mouse that Roared and the Apple Tree , the all-school play. At the club meetings the members worked on stage putting together sets and scenes to enhance the reality of the cast performance. The club also attended a Work shop Where they learned more about the comedy! tragedy profession in Drama. THE FIRST THING WE DO LET'S KILL ALL THE LAWYERS KING HENRY V This year the 1972-73 Pre- Law Club has done more to benefit the school than ever before. The club brought the widely acclaimed motion pic- ture Wild Angels to the humble halls of East High. The school directory and senior return were other beneficial activities they helped with. Each fall and spring, the Pre-Law Club holds courtroom trials whereby prospective mem- bers attempt to gain admit- tance to the club by getting an innocent verdict. 101 KARATE CLUB I HAVE PEPPERED TWO UP THEM The Karate Club this year was led by a Very capable president, Ron Thomas, Who has Won his Black belt. The members of the club are very proud of him and his honor. This year Deanna Hanna Was the sponsor, Sharon Lewis the secretary and treas- ure. KING HENRY IV PART I 102 wwxwt Hier- - X If r il , i - l 1 - - , , ,.,.., 5'l5f5E ?kz1i1 I 1-,gf i I I R 103 SERAPH SISTERS HERE IS A TRUE AND INDUSTRIOUS FRIEND -KING HENRY IV PART I IO4 Q, 1. fi.. 5 f : A '- f ' ff' .1 . Z :ii27fX'f-gy, .Qb5f.Q,ffi,5, qgpgR Q ggi, , Y 7' 'gg' : 42f ' fiv'i',g 1 ij , g . - 3 5 i k 'fit -W' Q ' v 4 4 Mia i. . . l.,,,.n ,, .,, . . . I- , ', -, --1 . fffiifeal ' ' is , 1 '5-2 .yfkgg H... ..':.x. wx., av r, vi .- , V'-Q54-5-1 -'.ug -3.4-'TSI ef? -sv 2 .f .4w1.A4' f- .9-V-. 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The girls, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nelson and the leadership of president Julie Davis, Worked hard on services that helped the school and the students. The members of Seraph Sisters donated an hour of their time every day to help the administration and counselors. This year the girls sponsored the Senior Return and were in charge of making and distributing the Student Directory. WM Q This year, East High's l Soccer Club was very suc- cessful kicking the ball. Mr. Bloomfield, club r r sponsor is very interested in recruiting new members for next year's team. Al- t though a mini sport at East, soccer is gaining interest i among the faculty and students. r e - 3 My, Rf cc. SPORT ROYAL TWELPTH NIGHT W M, Waxing? A Wk? was WMM M' 'WWW 'ff'-vi' T4 bf ii 'WW HIV U W. 'wi 6.f L , f A 5, ' 3? AAWV Q W .. . 3 ki .. 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The groups feelings on the purposes of the club can best be described in this statement by the Pres- ident, Ms. Ann Kunz: Once We recognize the potential We have centered in our bodies we may break the barriers of inhibition, and express ourselves through one of the most beautiful, joyous, and fulfilling means -- the dance. -WINTER'S TALE ,V ,V ,,- g,v,, My ,hY,,, W, ,. , :Tm V, , if '11 3:15 f':3i:, W f ww' ffw- ,yrf Ti ,jwgy ' ,421 'F Ihfflfl A:k,f.,,'g:, -':,m:s-gy25ezgg:gg-'z - 7' N. 15, ,, , , , ,, W- M M, Wg-V, ffw:fMv:z mf, . W f 75 ,Z 'Q X A91 f 4 f fj K ig lifiggweimt A-I fcfzifwzifcf: 'K 'dafff' weiffvfdfstizwfmfgz'S ,,.. 5 y X Aiiiigwf'Zig?Wti?f4:rffGf?gg1egggi , H ' f 21'ff,zZueg1gzKQfwiW , w f-kiwi ? 5 9939? E gf ,A,, 1 , A , ' zu . A 525 1514 ' ' . M' , wvrig 1 5 'E li 5 F -' W' 'M' ' .f fx! 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Clarence Mullenix Dominic Zarlengo wa- ff +H H O.-s Hia Linda Forsyth 1 29 Lynne Bacon Ann Crocker Blanche Pigott Virginia Minick Mary Cerner WHY CAN'T YOU UNDERSTA D ME? e 1 . v 4 4 , 91. , H vigmz A 4 Allen Clerihue , X y 3 urs 1 4 Joyce Murray Pamela Starck -unnpn :Z . . M-51:51 -3, c .c Marion Padboy Anne D1.u'rance 4 seg W 5 c. M ,,e'- l eg MW yi W. Kearn Blocker jack Bailey 131 KV' 'sfQ7v-. ,ww Faye Bult joan Rude! mLAA 1 jacquelyne Goelz X X N X Q Qffwlsa K , Z? N - X , S! I ii S-w e -- , .--: x:,.a. Sheldon Sperling 14 QQ w 2? pm A , -f .e ,QW 4, , ,B .F If 4' we: , , V an 5 , Ae ' , ,V f . , , f fffl, ' , W Connie Vigil Gary Richard Augusta Hardy the d0wp j0NeS aVERagE i U 98,'Z15?. a a had Janice Sinopoli a a Hazel Spangenberg W 2. ,asf-41' 1 a .a Wmg- ' .vzzw Q xiii :Ke 3' hi v, M ' W Lf .,,. E - f ic ,- . :., U :,. a e V 'QQ .. Marcia Fox Gladys Ligon Patricia Umetani Jimmie Vrazsity 1 I x Q n ' f f-'T 115 Lf? MIB II- l-lg .ls E5 Ki?-5-3631 all as . 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TO R.: Ruth Waldie, Ruby Vardaman, Mary Walters 144 A TOAST To female pilots, and dads who do dishes, and kids growing up knowing that they are free to choose their lives and loves without criticism. To doing what makes you happy, because that's what it's all about. The world is growing. Let's help it along. To Woman, To Man, To People. 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Q Q21 We is 5 :ss 355: ni S22 'XZ 351' QV we PENNI ABBOTT LILLMER ALEXANDER All City Pep Clubg Delegate Assemblyg Distributive Educationg Model Teensg White Jackets MARY ANNE ALLEN Environmental Workshop RALPH ALLEN VALERIE ALLEN y DEBRA ANCI-IRUM FBLA, Presidentg Senior Class Officer, Secretaryg White jackets ,mf Q , j ,V . if A fj - ' i av M 43' zlw BETH ANGELO All School Showg Drama Club-- East Side Players CI-IERYL ANTHONY JAMES ARMSTRONG WES BARBER JERRY BARTLETT DEBORAH BAXTER DINAH BECKER Delegate Assemblyg Drama Club--East Side Playersg junior Escortg National Forensics Leagueg National Thespians Societyg Seraph Sistersg Speech Clubg Studio Theatre Eastg Theatre-in-the-Round 158 FAYE ASANO CAROL BACHMAN Aufsteigerg Girls Swimmingg All City Swim mingg junior Escortg River Tripg Seraph Sistersg Tennisg Operation Challenge xr if 1 GERALDINE BOONE BRAD BOSTON V fe-WM Q. x K i i LORI BROWN A11 City Trackg Gymnasticsg A11 Metro Trackg All State Trackg Cheerleaderg Delegate Assemblyg Girls' Gymnastics Club junior Escortg junior Prom Queeng Seraph Sistexsg Trackg White Jackets SANDRA BROWN National Forensics Leagueg Speech Clubg Wolcott Contest ws ewmwzwmewzm:w21we::w, F ,Q :Q QE uw. ii Q5 QQ Q 5 ii :Q fe 1? .K fe Zi es, , ROBERT DOSSEY HELEN DOWNS Angelus Staff, Editor-in-Chiefg junior Escort, River Tripg Seraph Sistersg Skeastg Tennis CLARK DUNCAN Basketballg Delegate Assembly, Human Relations Conferenceg junior Usherg Sophomore Orientation Staff MICHELLE DUREN PATRICIA EBERI-IARDT BRAD EGGEMAN ALAN ELDRIDGE N' JAC K FARLAND JUDITI-I FISHER All School Showg Angel Award, Concert Choir, Delegate Assembly, Vice President, Drama Club--East Side Players European Trip, jlmior Class Officer, Treasurerg Love Is . . . 3 The Mouse that Roared 5 National Thespians Societyg PTSA3 Seraph Sisters, Sophomore Orientation , Staffg Sophomore Class Officer, Treasurerg Studio Theatre East, Theatre-in-the-Round S LEON ELKINS Concert Choirg Spotlight Staff, Cartoonist SUSY ELMBALD Aufsteigerg Concert Orchestrag Spotlight Staffg Speech Team, Secretaryg National Forensics League, Scholastic Art Awardsg junior Escortg Seraph Sistersg Delegate Assembly, Outward Bound CECILIA EVERETT KATHERYN FALKENBERG Dance Clubg Girls' Swimming, Co-Captain, Junior Escortg Masonic Award for Outstanding Achievement, National Merit Letter of Commendation, River Tripg Seraph Sisters, Vice Presidentg Skeastg White jackets, Operation Challenge-Balarat LINDA FITZ ' IO ELLEN FOWLER RENATE GALATOWITSCH All City Pep Clubg Human Relations Conferenceg White jackets, Secretary ?ATRICUX'GAI.IfEGUS' W 'W iz In S All City Student Councilg Angelus Staffg Northglenn Exchangeg Honorary Cadet, Lt. Co1.5 ICC5 JCL Counselg Junior Escortg PTSA5 ROTC Rifle Teamg Seraph Sistersg Student Council ESTEE FRAITAG MARC ELINE FREEMAN CHERYL FRYE FBLA ANN GIANULIS BRUCE GIPSON Bowling Clubg BSBAg Northglenn Exchangeg Junior Usherg National Achievement Semi-Finalistg National Merit Letter of Commendationg Pre-Law Clubg Spotlight Staff, Page Three Editorg Who's Who Among American High School Students V A , , . me . JOHN GRANT All School Showg Angelairesg Concert Choirg junior Usherg Pre-law Clubg Skeastg Studio Theatre Eastg W'ho's Who Among American High School Studentsg European Trip FRANK GRASSLER SUSAN GRIGSBY SHIRLEY GOMEZ STAR GONZALES JUDY GOODSTEIN SUSAN GROETHE . Angelus Staff , Activities Editorg Delegate Assemblyg Foreign Language Club, French Clubg River Tripg Skeast S RODERICK GROVE DDEBRA HAMPTON PAMELA HARRIS D - BSBA3 FI-IAQ D c cR1sfrY cHA'rcHER c L A A Q ,X W .k.. -L Q f , A. L A R xv im was A Q Q as . M ec K- ee eee STEVEN HEINZ D D D PENNY HERB e e - D e e Junior Escortg Seraph Sisterg Spotlight Staff, Reporter, Copy Editor BRENT HINTON ' I ' D ' ' D Distributive Educatioug Enviromnental c Workshop . BELINDA I-IOLIMAN A11 City'O1-chestrag Concert Orchestrag A11oSchoo1 Showg FTA5 Computer Clubg Junior Escort e DARRYL HOLLEMAN , M. gf X 3 S JUDY HALL L . . V A11.hCity Choir, Bandg All School Showg A11 State Choirg Angelaires, Presiclentg Concert D Bandg Concert Choirp Concert Orchestrag Dance Clubg Drama Clubg jazz Ensemblegh Marching Bandg Gymm-1stics3PTA Orientatio 551. x Staffg Stage Bandg Studio Theatre Eastg ' Theatre-in-the -.Round . D MARY HALL SUSAN HAWLEY D m 1 .. D Delegate Assemblyg River Trip CHARLES HAYES D ' D T OM HEALY , . . D e e L: .,,. A H , ,.-' gif' ij: H 11. . W ,X ' f ,, I fl 1 5 ee.e Q P Q f' 164 AL HIRII DIANE HOLCOMB - e c L A11 City Pep Clubg Concert Choirg White jackets, Secretary J 'D D. Q MARILYN HONEYMAN ' A11 City Pep Clubg Bowling Cluhg junior Achievementg junior Escortg White jackets, Co-Treasurer VIC KIE HUDSON l All City Pep Clubg Delegate Assemblyg High School Red Crosg junior Prom Queen Carldidateg Stage Crewg Swim- ming r'Y 'f- Vik QIACZQUELINEIJOIPINS SHERRY 3oNEs . . .e . .1 - F z MW1- , i , Q.. e W 4 'fi ,. ',., ww , f x-P el 'QT ' V K- in , -., y .. : .5 fs ' F yef ' R 5 Q L1 , , '95 STEVEN HUNTER CARI-RIBARRA R. gg N3 DOUGLAS JACKSON Conceft Bandg Jazz Ensemblegf 4 A M217chinggBand5eSt2-gegband F SHEBYL JACKSON R HRSA JAMES g R RALFHLIEROME Retreat, Senior Retreat All School Showg ,juni or - g fi, ,iz :,, Hy, . , , -E f - ,, ,pi ii, 13AN1ELLEeKAU1:'5MAN,g leelz M me e Angelus Staff , Clubs Jxinier Achieve- menig River Trip: Skeakft H ' ' 'R LISA-KELLY , V4 , KATHY KILFOYLE Aufsteigerg Girls' Swimming MICHAEL KING ED KlAP THOMAS KNAPP KAY KNOWLTON All City Tennisg All Memo Tennisg Angelus Staff, Business Managerg Girls' Stateg junior Escortg River Tripg Seraph Sistersg Skeastg Tennis HELEN KOSTIKOS FELICJA KRAUZE fr ff., ,lvl , Zi 9, VICTORIA LARSON Concert Bandg Concert Orchestrag Seraph Sistersg Skeastg Who's Who Among American High School Students CAREY LASI-IBROOK MATT LAVINGTON Seraph Sisters ALDANA KUDLINSKI ANN KUNZ All School Showg Concert Choirg ICC3 Dance Club, Presidentg Junior Class Officer Secretaryg Junior Escortg Model Teensg Studio Theatre East DAWN LARRY All School Showg Aufsteigerg BSBAg Drama Clubg JCLg National Thespians Society, Presidentg Stage Crewg Studio Theatre Eastg Termisg Theatre-in-the-Round GEMMA LEAN LOUANN LEC KIE 166 ,M fa. 7 PATRICIA MANKA MONDA MARIN DECA5 Distributive Educationg Latin Ameri- can Clubg Los Chicanos Unidosg Mode1Teens5 White Jackets LINDA MAWI-IORTER National Merit Letter of Commendationg Pre-Medg Seraph Sisters, Secretaryg Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Fastest Typist Award GWENDOLYN MAXEY BILL MCCLEAVE ff Q we 4, W, Y , ' nv tg: 'iff ff' ' , , ' I e ' V it . .-,, V M in ERIC LOMBARDI CATHY LUCAS CARLA MANCI-IEGO GIADYS MARTIN TOM MARTIN CARMELA MARTINEZ Studio Theatre Eastg Theatre-in-the-Round PRISCILLA MARTINEZ BARBARA MATI-IEWS f TIM MCDERMOTT ROTC KAREN MCGEE DAR Finalistg JCL5 Pre-Med Club, President JULIE MOSES CHRISTOPHER MOULDING WILLARD NEWTON CINDY NOBLES IRMA NOWORYTTA A11-City Choirg Angelairesg The Apple Treeg Concert Choirg Delegate Assembly Alternateg East Side Storyg Student Mobilization Committee. CI-IARMAINE OCHOA LYNNE MCGRAW Angelairesg BSBA5 Concert Choir, Drama Clubg Pom Pom Girl RAMONA MCGREW MARGIE MCNA MEE PATRICIA MEDINA ROSANA MENOGAN MICHAEL MEYER JERRI MIMS IANELLE MOLLER ,- NNNX X it L5-P2 -f'-:five ' fl 1-1 1122 1,1 .2235-. 71 5 mt, ,I.A I M Vkk y , pant. I. N Q E L- A , if:5',1',iif51 , ,-yjgff' if H1 4' f iff , YOLANDA NIETO DAWN NIGH 5 White jackets DEBBIE PARC ELL VYRANDALL PARKER LINDA PERS KE BERYL PHILLIPS DAVID PHILLIPS L KARL OLSEN Angelus Staff, Managing Editor, Art Asst. , Sports Editorg Computer Clubg Curriculum Revision Boardg D Clubg Pre- Law Clubg PTSA5 River Tripg Skeastg Sophomore Orientation Staffg Swimmingg Track. HEATHER PANNEBAKER Outward Boundg River Tripg Senior Seminarg Swimming. ga FLOY PARTEE PAMELA PAUL TANIA PEER STANLEY PIECI-IOWSKI LILLIAN PORCH MIKE PORTER Health Occupations Outstanding Student Awardg Footballg Simplicity Fashion Showg Swimmingg VICA. KATHLEEN PRATT DECAg Distributive Educationg Foreign Language Club. KATHRYN PRIEST QQ 1? S: ,f is 4 .1 , ' - , x . .K K Q W 1 A A CATHERINE SAMORA V DAVID ,SCHACI-ITER CYNTHIA RUC KER RANDY SABADOS Concert Orchestra-13 JCL, Head Tribuneg ROTC5 Swimming. MARY THERESA SALAZAR Concert Bandg junior Escortg Minority Conference in Earth Science and Mineral Engineeringg Pre-Med Clubg Red Cross Volunteerg Seraph Sistersg W11o's Who in American High School Students Merit Awaxdg World Spectrum. N - ' CHRIS SELLERS L ELIZABETH SEXTON ' STEVEN SHANKS A Pre-Law Club: -DQNALD SIDNEY All-City Student Councilg All-State Student Councilg Angelus Staff, Sports Editorg D Clubg Delegate Assemblyg ICC Leader- ship Conferenceg junior Achievementg Ir. Counselorg Jr. Retreatg jr. 8 Soph. Group Leaderg Pre-Law Clubg PTSA5 River Tripg Senior Seminary Sophomore Counselorg Sophomore Retreatg Student Councilg Student Council Leadership Conferenceg Student Council Worksho Swimmin PS Sf :DAVID SLAUGHTER ' ' ' A l ., , I by KVM, A DICK SNYDER . ELA SOUREKA Concert Choirg White jackets. I MARY SPEIC HER . KIRK STEPHENS WAI!-City Pep-Clubg All-City Student Councilg Cheer- leaderg Cherry Creeksixclmangeg. Gymnasticsg PTSAg I Senior Class Representativeg Senior Councilg Sophomore Orientation Staffg Student Council Leadership Conference. VICTORIA STEVENS h 'GLORIA SWANSON ' BILL SMITH I IACQUELINE SMITH KENNETH SMITH ROSALIND SMITH RUSSEL SMITH ' SHARON. SMITH I SHIRLEY SMITH Art: Club DIANE SNIDER h A11-City Bandg A11-School Showg All'-State Bandg Concert Bandg Concert Orchestrag National Merit Semi-Finalist. IREN E SPEROS h White jackets ELLEN STARR - if Q' , -sr ' 2' M 4, 1 4, i.,.h ' , I lv l 9 d .ff-..,. -5--121 . ' . 4-ge . Lge? K M ,3 RWM ,. 8' i f i e A file ' ' w-wmv-we WHS' -wee-S : -se-ease. Q E .Qi K N A l' 1 Tl. 5 JN Ky ,E as Q wi Q, MARTY SWEETNAM Aufsteiger, Treasurerg Delegate Assemblyg Fall Sports Queen Attendantg Mouse That Roared, Make-up and Costumesg Seraph Sistersg Sophomore Orientation Staffg World Spectrum German. INA SZWEC Angelus Staff, STR-Album Asst. , Activities Asst. 5 Delegate Assemblyg Girls' Swimmingg JCL5 junior Escortg Model Teens River Tripg Seraph Sistersg Skeastg White jackets. 111 N - H IAVONNA TALLEY if it DEBRA TAYLOR . ' FRED TAYLOR , K we its O fe . W E X g ii I A as Qigigswm fm f , s ,Ades- JAQULYN THOMAS ' f O 5 O T RON THOMAS All-City Pep Club,3 A1lfCity Student Councilg Cheerleaderg f'D Clubgi Dance Clubg 'Delegate Assemblyg Cherry Creek, Northglenn Exchangesg Sophomore Footballg ICCg Karate Clubg Partnersg People Knowledgeug PTSAQ River Tripg' ROTCg Senior ClassiRepresentativeg' Senior Councilj Skeastg Sophomore Orientation Staffg Student Councilg Student Council Leadership Conferenceg White Jacketsg Wrestling. 11 W A - A ' , I , LWVW U' qfcb :N-fs ' ---iff .:'- -e'.' K 1 ,gg S, e E S1 E 2533155 N, 5 , X ' g 2 zitffsli reor A he , i 'Qi w Zi DEENA TROUT DIDIER TRUFANOW JAMES VREELAND THOMAS THOMAS tilo w A r A Delegate Assemblyg Drama Club--East Side Playersg, European Tourg Soccer Clubg Stage Crewg Theatre- in-the-Round. ,BRENDA THOMPSON - 1 ' TONI THOMPSON All-City Student Councilg DECAg Delegate Assemblyg I Distributive Educationg junior Prom Queen Candidateg May Queen Attendantg Tri-Hi-Y. L V 5 ANNETTE THORNTON W MARILYN TOLIVER A 173 W ' S ELIZABETH WALLACE FI-IA, HEO, President. TINA WALLS RAMONA WAGNER Junior Escort CYNTHIA WALKER JOHN WALKER KAREN WALTER Drama Club--East Side Playersg Junior Achievementg National Merit Letter of Commendationg Seraph Sisters. ERNEST WALTON KIM WAUGH Delegate Assemblyg JCL, Counselg Pom Pon Girly River Tripg White jackets. TERRY WEDGEWORTI-I PAUL WE ISS LINDA WENTZ Seraph Sisters. LESLIE WHITTINGTON SUSAN WI-IITTLESEY Girls' Swimmingg River Trip. PI-IILLIP WICKS All-American Football Can- didateg All-City Football, Honorable Mentiong Drill Team Commander V Basketball . J. . . Football, Captaing ROTCg Track. 174 -7 I 4 DERENDA WILLIAMS SAUNDRA WILLIAMS Cheerleaderg Delegate Assemblyg Gymnasticsg Junior Class Officer, Presidentg junior Councilg junior Prom Queen Candidateg Outward Boundg River Tripg Student Councilg Student Council Leadership Conferenceg White Jackets. HOWARD WILLIS C.I:ll?xISTAfKAYfMLILM.ff - .WV A fe 5' Spotlight Staffg World Spectrum. E JACQUELYN WILSON - 5 JAMES WILSON Inter-Club Councilg junior Achievementg E National Merit Semi-Finalistg Pre-Law Club, Q Executive Council. 2 i gf 1 E 5 5 4 F I I 1 Y TOM WILSON Angelus Staff , Art Asst. , Clubs Asst. 3 Computer Clubg Pre-Law Clubg PTSAg River Tripg Skeastg LLGHT . .- ROSALYN WYATT All-City Choirg Concert Choirg Concert Orchestrag Girls' Swimmingg Gymnasticsg Honorary Cadetg ROTC Rifle Team. CHERYL WYCOFF CHUCK WYTIAS Baseballg Concert Bandg Delegate Assemblyg Foot- ballg Student Councilg Swimmingg River Trip. WARREN YAMADA Junior Usherg National Merit Semi-Finalistg Pre-Law Club, Secretaryg River Tripg Senior Class Officer, Treasurerg Student Council. GLENN YBARRA All-City Wrestlingg Angelus Staff, Album Advisorg Art Clubg Baseballg Bowling Club, Presidentg Chess Clubg Computer Clubg D Clubg Dance Clubg Delegate Assemblyg Drama Clubg Footballg Human Relations Conferenceg ICCg ICC Leadership Conferenceg East Side Storyg Group Leadership Conferenceg Los Chicunos Unidosg Love Is. . . 5 Optimist Awardg Outward Boundg PTSAg River Tripg ROTC Rifle Teamg Senior Seminarg Sophomore Orientation Staffg Student Council Leadership Conferenceg Student Council Workshopg Studio Theatre Eastg Theatre-in-the-Roun ' - ' . d, World Spectrum, Wrestling VALERIE ZIER STEVEN ZIGLER The 1973 Angelus Staff: Helen Downs Susan Croethe john Iwasaki David Mejia Eddie DeCroce Ina Szwec Gail Miyoshi Kevin Beebe jo Dolmas Kay Knowlton Crystal Carollo Kim Kaufman Donald Sidney Dave Snelling Tom Wilson F red Taylor Eric Lombardi Jerry Krautman joan Rounds Mar cus Robinson jeff Turner Eileen Jepson Anne Ferrari Lee Nemiro Buster Bouknight Karl Olsen Chris Sellers Glenn Ybarra Brian Lee Editor-in-Chief Activities Editor, Art Asst. Co-Head Photographer Photographer Co-Head Photographer Activities Asst. , Album Asst. Album Editor Thanks to: Our photographers: John, Eddie, David, Eric, Fred Kevin, Dave, jeff, jerry American Yearbook Company Larry Caywood Vickie and Dave jim Bloomfield for soccer pictures Lawrence Welk's bubbles Steve Downs for photography Annie Downs for her between- snack typing Cheeseman Park Playground Metro-Goldberg-Downs Cineramic Studios Mr. Irwin Keinon for his inspir- ing Shakespeare teachings Ms. Head Dip Babycakes Coffee and uppers Photographer The Studios: Album Asst. DSC13006 Business Manager, Clubs Asst. lafal' Sports Co-Editor, Clubs, Art Asst. l21Ck'S Clubs Editor Universal Sports Co-Editor Abdoo Photographer House of Pl'1OfOg'l'Elpl'ly Clubs Asst. , Art Asst. Photographer Photographer Photographer, Activities Asst. Art Editor, Sports Asst. Sports Asst. Photographer Activities Asst. Sports Asst. Album Asst. Sports Asst. 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