East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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F , What is the purpose of activities? Quite simply, activities provide us with something that involves both body and mind. Band, drama, dance, ROTQ choir, speech: they allow us to express ourselves physically and mentally at one time. This stimulation motivates people to outstanding performances in their par- ticular activity. Attracted by this stimu- lation, many students join one or more of sjg 5 i ts M if if A S.. 34 SN if ks., ' .gig Q U' : the diverse activity clubs offered at East. A good combination of the brain and body is exercised in most activities. Band combines reading and Wri ting m usic with the playing of an instrument. Drama re- 'quires thought out scripts and charac- ters, as Well as the expression of these characters through body movement. Cheerleading brings out creative cheers

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,,,,,f0,D,,k 5,,,,,f, ,,,,,,,e,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,., ,he my After school, what do we do? Many of our teachers work wa y. We do all kinds of things: out. Some of us go to sports We have running, swimming, T practice, some to work, and And many go home. bike riding teachers. Faculty members even East is full of Angel athletes, socialize, Practicing, practicing. They actually become sociable. All different people, Competing in a spectrum of Angel clubs are so numerous sports. and diverse What do we do at home? That almost everyone finds Homework, that's what we do. one to their fiking. What else? you ask. BSA, NHS, MESA, LCU, drama, We eat a bunch of junk, etc. Skiing is done with and Money, money money! without school. We all need money. Students work for it at a A multiwcoiored spectrum. variety of jobs. Each color different, From pizza men Yet they are ali connected to office assistants. And even ice cream scoopers. Full of light, A Splitting and changing, Through a giant prism, Even teachers live out of Eventually traveiing far away, school And gone for good. 'M'-he Juniors Ricky Martelon and Russ Taylor work overtime on the car with Mr. Douglas.

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