East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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NOTE WORTH Y PEOPLE ' SHARE TIME , l i .r i East students and faculty are fortunatevthati people such as Clive Cusslef, EarIReun1g ianci Chief Tom Coogan tee! that East is worth their time to visit and share their talents. Clive Cussiergauthor of Raise the Titanlcg spoke to interested writing students aboyt his books and experiences. Earl Reum returned to East this year with his inspiring program urging students to :challenge themselves by making-the most of their lives. Chie1',Z'om,gCoogan presented the side of the law to East students, explaining legal processes and procedures. Chief Coogan leetures on iaw and order 'in Denver? sw fs A-S .K he gl' se X Xipf - is we - . V i 'fix ,, ,f x gf :M w -.Q M it i QZWEC WWW E ,E as , , Mm Q,iief5Ef'EnT5.., .,K Wert imc-.pf.2f ,W Us g, Wf,, ,W iyhi ., ---rr i si i E i i l s A i l l Q A it i E iii' ' ':7 ' f I , ,f ,Q ' z f ' W 'W H L,,,Eiqi1 ,,,, , Clive Cussler elaborates za point about writing, 1 E it Esrl Renm inspires Eest leaders John Klrztzele, Jesse Daviss and AnniefCordovaff' '

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The homecoming candidates prepare for the coronation. td ,f I at vs Ni If A . . Gerald Abraham rushes for one of his homecoming touchdowns The 1983 homecoming king and queen, Gerald Abraham and Barbara Wanner. By October, just when students and teachers are familiar with the routine, Spirit Week comes to disrupt it. This year, Angels dressed like nerds and country club members. They dug through attics or imagined the future for Dec- ade Day. On Toga Day, students dressed like ancient Romans. The highlight was the pep rally on Friday followed by Saturday's home- coming victory over West 36-0. The Week end- ed with the homecoming dance held in the main hall Saturday night.

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The crowd carefully listens to Bill Coors! business advice. A Bill Coors listens to students Wlflnr I -s.. X It t 5 t 'W as s 5 opinions. . 5 ss si 525- SSQ -. 11 .oss sstfifi sax fr f Mayor Pena responds to a probing question. Once again, interested students took the time to visit with Bill Coors as he related his success story and business sense to them. Mr. Coors, because ot' his interest in high school students, gave students who are making career decisions, the opportunity to ask questions about his past experiences. ln addition, East hosted Mayor Federico Pena who gave an inspiring talk on campaigning for elective ofnce and various city issues. Students were also given the opportunity to ask probing questions pertaining to important, current issues. The dedication of Beth Gower and East for Excel- lence made it possible for East to host these out- standing community leaders. Mayor Pena talks about his past law school experiences. M W ,,,, . if Z -ffi it r ,, ., QWN ' ' if , Qfellnir W ,ire 0f'l'Q,W',f.kfl ,, WfZ4Z,,fA 4 'WWA vsfffnawf, , ,E H V nie . We Bill Coors takes a stand on big business, 17