East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT Vvkv A A im WAVL:V V ,wi , A ,. If ww awww if' Senior lWchelle McClendon watches as senior Sarah WE-W Wade wrifes her article. iff' Spoillghi odltors: sponsor Mr. i?ivera,' feature edfor: Tammy Marfelon: spofs ecffor: Aaron Sfrauchy business manager: Dusry Samuei' edfor-in-chief' Burke Griggsf news edfor: Andrew MacFarlane. - 23

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-EDOTUGHT4 siqorlisifl 1 -SPETEGHT SPGTLIGHT Senior Tammy Marfelon brainsforms for feature articles. Senior Gus Holm studies his nexf assigfimenff c e Thespotlightc feamrwas allln agreef menf, lfhaf mayo had on excellent newspaper. Diversify s and good rela- fionshws were jusf a pon' of The uniqueness of Spotlight. Senior l IW- chelle McOlndon said lhal The sraff was olverse because of the wfferenr views and ideas everyone shared The slaff also fell thai' excellenf fe-am work hebea' produce lhe newspaper. The eolror-fn-chieli senior Burke Gnggs, Thought Thai rhe staff was special be' cause of lhe good WIif6fS and reiaflon- shlgos between sfudenfs and rhe span' sor Mr. Rivera. All of rhe members had o unique closeness fo rheir sponsor which enhanced fheir individual our- pur. Spotlight had a few characrerls- fics like no olher newspaper. They wrole fheir own copy, had fheir own oarioonisls and eliminared all propa- Qanda. 22 .4 lmww4149WW mm Seniors John Sanford and JR Worlham make lasf minute correcfions,

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WOLCGTT WOODBURY WOLCOTT WQOLELJRY WOQQOTT COMPEWWON W WGRDS As Gina laelberg, Tammi l?euber, Ben Metcalf and Cathy Nelson hide, they refuse to reveal their speech techniques. To Greg l-leartman, Susan Luna and Devin Shaffer are not practicing. ,ff MM s ihe Woicatilsight reading contest and the rWGOG'buryr7aeoiamation ceniesi have played an impor- t rant rrip artginsirheg exira-currioularu aehie vements of the side so dentsiatfEast,,gw in the Weicott contest, the siudenfs re- eeiyeailas piece of literature which they then had to read i jfrornsigfht without ever seeing it before. in ihe Woodbury contest, the srude-mis picked ra previous public speech and recireof it, complete with interpretation and mood. For the first time in many years, students were nominated byiieachers. From those nominees, a pre-contest was held to determine the mosi our-going and capable speakers ia pe-form in both contests. To prepare for the Woodbury contest, Mrs. Winterton siated, You must iirst rinda dramatic speech, out it down ta 5 to 8 minutes and then memorize and learn how to aleiver it. This year we are shooting for perfection. f' Prior to 4979, Wolcott was performeofby all females and Woodbury by all males. Currently both sexes are given the freedom to perform in either confests, 4 i s y i k , S ,,, Nr K K sl W fi X x -M- .-r'i?5?1s5S E -S ri W W ? ii :S it A 2 ef H51 Y A if x NX X -' Nix N ewixeiiavx' + mai -age - 1 Much like the famed thinker, Alada Ramsey ponders her future in speech.