East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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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

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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

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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