https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/43b3a4872b609b417f0a41550d039f87.pdf 2874dba9ecccfee298b14b3a82d99d8a PDF Text Text ����east high school denver, colorc:do nineteen hundred and forty-nine the angelus volume xxxxi sponsor alice c. koons editor sheldon alpert asst. editor alan qass business manaqer marlyn waqqener asst. business manaqer mary ann sobol photo co-ordinator bruce anderson sports editors bryce zarlt bernie eisenstat art editors elise brady charlotte evans jack riddle section editors alan woods dick winter corinne snuffer braxton ross carole quiat janice pobrislo sue mcmlllin eleanor qoldman asst. section editors joann iskow jean dow phyllis qilkison photoqraphers qary dean dee larson hubert weinshienk recorder qinny schoonover typist diane mcclintock �BERNARD M. BARUCH !197 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK 22, N.Y. Dececber 17, 1948. some of you view east in prosped. others look happily from day to day toward the many good times which the cherubs of east enjoy, but to the qraduating senior comes a new and some- J.1r. St-.eldon Alpert, Editor The Angelus, East High School, Denver 6, Colorado. what melancholy feeling--a profound sense of loss . . . loss of those endear- Ky dear Mr. Alpert: inq friendships made while strolling in M n and women are Just boys and girls -- in many 1ns tance e not quite grolm up. The future ot America holds tor its youth exactly what its youth cakes it. Youth will reap exactly what it sows. the spacious halla and while eatinq lunch amid the qrandeur of the campus, during the meeting of one's favorite club or on the athletic field of honor .•. he feels deeply the vacuum caused by the loss of those faculty members who have been throughout his years at east an intellectual mainstay. the qraduate has the vaque apparition of insecurity looming above him • . . throuqh the semi-darkness, he catches only fleeting glimpses of the future . . . in this book we of the staff hope to light the way throuqh darkness • . • to that task we humbly d•dicate our book--and ourselves.. Mental and physical discipline will tit you to meet any or the problems or the present and the future. Without these two, all will be guesswork and piece-~eal. There has been too much or that in the conduct ot our national and international affairs. We must be honest with ourselves and deal uith !acts. Only the best and most disciplined minds can evaluate and adjust the complexities of our national and international life. So, whether it be young or old, it all starte and ends with a well-trained and disciplined mind and body. It we but le a~n the lessons tbbt shriek from the pages of history there ia no handicap t~ ca~~ot be overco~e by will-power, patience and application. The Teh Co~~andments and the Sermon on the Mount are still our beet guides And remember that this government is the best in the world. All are better ott here than in any other. l~rove it but guard it well, and don't lean too heavily on it. You can and should do tor yourself. SincerP ly yours, ~~~~~~< ��������������louis braun fninciftal �~'~'#f/UPe you /tone41 andu~eM ••• ~o/u:rt doed 1/w fou~w hold. .. fio66~ woq, . .. do nollt4kn ~oo ntuc/t lo out !/enetolion . .. UJ e /u:r1te had ou ~ c/tance-'-' ���c/o Colunbie. Broadcasting System, Hollywood, Calif. December 1, 1 g4a l"r. Sheldon Alpert, Denver Public Schools, East High School, East Colfax Ave. and Elizabeth Street, Denver 6, Colorado. Dear Sheldon Alpert: Your letter of November 17th (long dela1ed in reaching me) asks me such important questions that I will give you honest answers instead of merely fair words. (1) Q. A~t does the future hold for the youth of America? A. I don't know. Possibly war. Let's face it. (2) Q. How can e meet and overcome its obstacles? A. I will deal with this in a minute. (3) Q • •'hat can we do now to guarantee our security later? A. There is no security, either noVI or later, and I think your entire accent on security is misplaced . There never has been security since mankind began on earth -- though sometimes, for a limited peri0d, there has been the illusion of it for certain people or certain classes. Today, 1n facing the fact that security is non-existent, we are in touch with realities and perhaps are all the better for it. Grasp the substance. Do not run after the shadow. And now what is the substance? Here I come back to yoor second and vi tal question-- how to overcome the obstacles that await us in the future. I know of no secret weapon, quack nostrum or streamlined shortcut. To youth I would say: :-1atce yourself well informed so that you are better able to understand what things are all about, not merely against the background of your own country and lifetime, but in the larger reckonlng of world history. Learn the meanin~ of words so that you can diagnose nonsense and will be better able to resist the blandishments of the too smart. Cultivate private happiness , both with fa11ily and with friends, so that you are arr.1ored to some extent against whatever happens beyond your control. And for the minority of you who have a talent for control, go into politics or public life and raise its moral and intellectual standards. All this if there is time. There ~ay not be. Do not risten too much to my generation . Remember that we have had our chance and very lareely fluffed it. This ~~Y not be the kin~ of message you were expecting from me, but your quest ·.ons deserve the tribute of sincerity. With all good wishes, Yours P.S. Please send me the issue of your maeazine when it appears. �MISS ELIZABETH SP ARHA WK Dean of Girls MISS MARGARET BEYNON Assistant in the Office GEORGE WAGNER Coordinator of Instruction KENNETH GORSLINE Assistant in the Office MELVIN PAYNE Assistant Principal �head girl head boy Pog I �The student council of East high school is comEDITH PETERS JOAN SUMM::RTON posed of a group of Angels that do their best to make the wishes of their fellow students come true. This student government plays a very active part in the function of all school activities. Each year they present to the school the Sweet- MICKEY MILLER BRAD ALLEN heart dance which falls on St. Valentine's day. This council has done many things to better the school and to make both the students and the teachers realize the importance of a well-functioning student organization. �deleff£tle aJJe1nl-ly aids students The delegate assembly is a very important part of the student government at East. A representative is chosen from each first hour class as its delegate. To be a member of the delegate assembly, the student is required to have an average of "C" or better in all classes and also must be approved by the dean of girls. The duties of the delegate assembly are numerous and varied. First and foremost, the members are expected to represent the opinions of their first hour classmates. GAYNOR MILLER JANET ADAMS GENE SHIRLEY NANCY CLEMONS Assisting in the different campaigns throughout the year is another service performed by this group. They collect for the Red Cross, the Christmas stockings and the International assistance drive. The annual dance around the Christmas tree is sponsored by this organization. They also handle the sale of Script books and Angelus coupons. Meetings are held at least once a month. Officers are elected by members of the assembly. �• , ei t tee busy at east Controlling attendance, recordmg grades, making programs, counselmg. planning assembhes, adjusting schedules, making transcripts of credits, pnnhng the bulletins and answering countless questions put to them by 2,500 Angels are just a few of the numerous daily events in the lives of the East high school office staff. The occupational adjustment serv ice, directed by Lawrence Marshall, is a service in which students spend their time and energy assisting other Angels in obtaining jobs that best suit their abilities and needs. The 0. A. S. has helped many students to find jobs during the Christmas season and after graduation. The clinic, under the supervision of Miss Cynthia Van Blarcom, school nurse, takes care of all the ailing Angels at East high school. The Seraph Sisters assist Miss Van Blarcom in giving advice, first aid and in keeping records. They also help with physical examinations, vaccinations, dental care and eye tests. �Eighteen English courses are under the general chairmanship of Mrs. Kathrine Hoffman. All except jumor composition and modem literature are acceptable for college entrance cred1t. The classes include literature and composition for sophomores and juniors, modern literature, American literature, contemporary literature, English literature, college preparatory English, creafv writmg, speech, Shakespeare, drama, journalism and th Spotlight staff. Front row. left to right: Mrs. Elsie Andersen. Greqg Brown ., ,s Margaret Beynon, Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs. Ahce Breck, Miss Helen Hunter Thomas Gtlhgan. Miss Vera Thompsc • Second row: Mrs. Gladys Bona, Eugene Schaefer, Mrs. Gene· vteve Y.relnor Mrs. Kathrine Hoffman Mrs. Eileen Swets "lice Koons, Justin Brierly. ��The commercial. home economics and industrial arts courses compnse the vocational department. The chairmen are Charles Croley, Miss Mary Livesey and Waldo Miller, respectively. The classes are: typing, commercial arithmetic, bookkeepmy, general busmess training, business English, stenography, transcnption, commercial law, salesmanship, consumer economics, economic geography, foods, clothing, personal ap· pearance, social living, mechanical drawing, craft, general metal, art metal and woodwork. Front row. left to riqht: Mtss Selma Taub, Mrs. Mary Moore, Charles Croley. Mrs. Ruth Eggleston, Waldo Miller, Mrs. Helen Shepherd, Miss Mary Livesey. Second row: Max Houtchens, Mtss Ada McGetrick, Adolph Panek. Mrs. Bermea Sullivan, Arthur Bragg, Mtss Loretta Miller, Rolliff Wright. Mrs. Hester Holaday Mrs. Rosetta New ��Courses in French, German, Italian, Latin and Spanish make up the language department of which Mrs. Blanche Pigott is chairman. A basic background in grammar, vocabulary and readmg is stressed during the first four semesters of a language. Cultural material, too, including the history, customs, literature, art and music of the country is offered. The modern languages also stress conversational ability. Front row. left to riqht: Chester Phelps. Mrs. Lyle Holley, Miss Tilly Lash. Mrs. Blanche Pigott. Miss Rosalie Edmiston Miss c; ~ au >. Second row: Miss Elizabeth Craven John Matties, Mrs. Doris Vinyard. ��The music department, under the chairmanship of Roland Roberts, includes: boys' glee, girls' glee, selected girls' glee, girls' a cappella, beginning and advanced a cappella, harmony, music appreciation, symphony orchestra, intermediate orchestra, advanced band, cadet band and ensemble. Drawing and painting, commercial art, fashion drawing, clay modeling, creative art and general art comprise the art department whose chairman is Miss Esther Wickham. Front row. left to riqht: Mrs. Violette McCarthy, Miss Hero Conesny, Miss Regina Desjardins. Second row: Mlss Fareeda Moorhead, Roland Roberts, Miss Esther Wickham. ��Charles McGlone is the chairman of the social science division of East's curnculum. General education and American history are required courses for sophomores and juniors, respectively. Other his· tory classes are Western history, ancient history and modern European history. American problems, sociology, learning to live in the atomic age, psychology and social problems complete the list of social science courses. Front row. left to right: Mrs. Franc-es Branda. Mrs. Mary Moore M.ss Florence Briber. librarian. Mrs. Vugm1a Stearns. Mrs. Olhe Schlosser. librarian Charles McGlone. Second row: Genge Jon"en L ?n :::>iner. Calvin Anderson. Wilham We1mar. Avery French Lowrance Marshall Robert McComas. ��Physical education is required for sophomores and juniors but is elective for seniors. Dance for girls and apparatus gym for boys are offered as well as the regular gym courses. R.O.T.C. is a joint offering of the Denver public schools and the War department. White Jackets and health education are also included, according to Mrs. Frances Branda and Clarence Whipple, chairmen. Front row. left to right: M.ss Jean Aschbacher, Mrs. I ar, Branda, M1ss Juanita Loepllen, M1ss Cynthia Van Blarcom, nurse, Miss Lucille Ilgaudas, Clarence Whipple. Second row: Adolph Panek, Carl Pease, Maior Gordon Reilly, Sergeant Rex Dawson, Elbert Chapman. Kenneth Julsrud. ��Harry Charlesworth is chairman of the eight mathematics courses offered at East. A practical course is given for the student who has httle ability or liking for mathematics. The formal courses consist of algebra, geometry plane and solid, trigonometry and mathematical analysis. Plane geometry is divided into two classifications: "C" for students desiring only college entrance credit; and "E" for those interested in engineering. Front row, left to right: Chester Phelps, Miss Margaret Aylord, Harry Charlesworth, Mrs. Myrtle Sntder, Kenneth Gorshne Second row: Carl Pease Wendell Wolf. Mrs. Opheho Wolter, Bruce Ewer, Mtss Nano Mahoney, Oscar Marinoff. ��Of the nine science courses, biology, physics cmd chemistry are the only ones which receive credit as laboratory sciences. Second semester chemistry is divided into "A" and "B" groups; the former deals with laws and theories, the latter w1th practical application. The non-laboratory subjects are: radio, fundamentals of electricity, astronomy, geology and aeronautics 1 and 2. Chairman of the department is Dominic Zarlengo. Front row. left to right: Wi,lis Lamson, John Brennpn, Dominic Zarlengo, Miss Lily Schultz, Robert Stegner, Jack Mcintosh Second row: Sam Blanc, Max Houtchens, Ray Easley, Morris Hoffman, Loren Smith, Wendell Wolf, Fred Ticen. ���lt. o. t. c. • • • ''sound off!'' Sh ld n Alpert L•. Hqs. "' . Albert And rson Pv•. F Harry Arkin Pv• H Co Richard Aushn Pvt F Q. Jor n Bnllard Pvt G Co Dic-k Ballinger, Pvt G Co. Rol:-ort Bar tho IC', S Sgt F Co Arnold BeC'k, Pvt H Co. obn• Benharr, S/Sqt E..CO Don B1gham, Pvt. E-Co Gilb rt Bliss, Pv F Co. Donald Blunt Pvt. FCc Georg James Campbell, Pvt. E Co. Dorothy Carpenter, Cpl. FCc Bc.u Carlson, Pvt H.CO. ;im Corter, Pvt. H Co. Vernon Cottarello, S/Sgl F-Co. Crts Chabos Pvt. H Co. Toni Ched1ster, Pvt. Hqs. Co. RC'y Chnstler Pvt. E Cv Bower Lt F Co ;ohn Brown, S/Sgt. r Co. Russel Burqhman Pvt. Hqs ..o V<'m Burk"Jart, Pvt. Hqs.t; . Clark Pvt. G~. Rtchard Clark, S/Sqt. G Co. Stanton Clay, Pvt. H-Co. William Clow, Pvt. F Co. rry Chutkow, Pvt. Hqs. Co. Don Cluxton, Pvt. E..CO. Melvin Cohen, Pvt. H Co. Charles Colcord, Pvt. H Co. Wilham Colony, Pvt. F-Co. Donald Connel,, Sgt. F-Co. Russell Conrad, Pvt. Hqs. Co. Dick Cosslett S/Sqt. Hqs. Co. William Counts, Pvt. G Co. Roy Cox, Pvt. H Co. Wilham Cox, Lt. F-Co. Joyce Craig, S/Sgt. Hqs ...CO Stanley Dell, Pvt. F Co. Sumner Dodgo, S/Sgt. H-Co. Dorothy Drury Cpt F-Co. Robert Dunbar, S/Sqt. F Co. Gerald Edgar, I/Sgt. G Co. Bob Edln, Sgt. Hqs ...CO. Richard Etaw, Pvt. E..CO. Alan Elder, S/Sqt. G Co. Ralph Fellows, Pvt. E-Co. Howard Fetterhoff. Pvt. G Co. Robert Finlet, Pvt. Hqs.-Co Alan Fouse, Pvt. Hqs. Co. Kenneth Frost, S/Sgt. G-Co. Robert Fugmann, Pvt. H..CO. Paul Geisert, Sgt F-Co. Mark Gibson. Cpl. Hqs -Co. Morns Goldman, Cpl. Hqs.-Co. Davtd Goodstein, S/Sgt. F Co. Chuck Gorsline. Pvt Hqs.-Co. Wtl,iam Goa, Sgt. G Co. James Gray, Pvt. G.Co. Robert Grebb, Pvt H-Co. Bemleta Hall, S/Sgt. G-Co. Robert Hankemeier, Pvt. Hqs. Co. Theodore Hansen, Pvt. F-Co. Dennis Harkis, Cpl. E Co. Diana Harrts, M/Sgt. Hqs.-Co. Robert Harris, MaJor Hqs. Co. Don Harland. Pvt. F..CO. John Harsch, Lt. Hqs. Co. Charles Harryman, Pvt. H-Co. Robert Hartsfield, Pvt E Co. Richard Houck M/Sgt. Hqs.·Co. Leroy Haynes, 1/Sqt. H Co. Hosey Hearn, S/Sql. Hqs. Co. Maurice Helm, Pvt H-Co. Robert Henes, T/Sqt. Hqs .CO. Leslie H1ll, Pvt. H Co. George Hilt, S/Sgt. Hqs. Co. Charles Howard, I/Sqt. Hqs. Co. T~m rry Huston Pvt. F Co. Richord lmoor, lJ. E-Co B1lly Irvme Pvt H Co. Will am :vorson Sgt Hqs. Co Don Kelley, S/Sgt. H-Co. Don Kelling, I/Lt. G-Co Douglas Kelly, Pvt. Hqs. Co. Barbara Kendall Lt. C-ol E-Co Charles Jackson, Pvt. F Co. Donald Johnson, Pvt. E Co Ernest Johnson, Pvt. Hqs. Co. Keitz, Lt H-Co Edward Kneece S/Sgt E-Co. Joseph Kuhlman, S/Sgt. Hqs ...CO. Joseph Labaree, S/Sgt. Hqs. Co. Tom Lam d, Pvt. F.CO. Page 39 �. _.1 -· . , -~ ~' I ., .. - ~ ' .. . -' ~ �I. o. {. l'. • • • ''sound off!'' bert Latham, Pvt F 0>. Rob rt Leaver, Pv•. H C.o Raymond Lipson S Sgt. Hqs . ..;,. Tom Lor.ey S 3gt. F Co Joo Long, Pvt. F Co. Ralph Lorenz, Cp•. Hqs Co. Kenneth Lyor', Pvt. E ~ Newell Marcy Pvt. H Co. Ro'Jer Markham, Pvt. F Co. ;:~mes Marshall, Pvt. F Co Walter Marshall, Lt. H • . Charles M-:Como, S Sgt. H Co. Charles McConnel., Pvt. FCc ;ock Mckinley Pv . E C Fran Mckinney Pvt H-Co H nry M No ly, Lt Hqs -Go. James Mesch, S/Sgt. E-Co Ronald M1ller S/Sgt. F Co Richard Moore, Pvt H Co. James Moore, S/Sgt. F-Co John Morrts, Lt. Hqs Co. Dwight Murphy, Pvt. G C Kenneth Moses, Pvt. Hqs. ;A. Ra:ph Musgrove S/Sgt Hqs C . Alvin Nelson, Lt. H-Co. John Nelson, Pvt. Hqs.-Co Fred Neuman, T/Sgt. G-Co. Clyde Newell, S/Sgt. E-Co. Mary Ann Nlomtnen, Cpl. Hqs. Co. Tom Noc , Sgt. Hqs.-Co. Robert Odonnell, I/Sgt E-Co. Eugene Olinger T/Sgt. E Co R1chard Olinger, S/Sgt. E-Co. Jan Orndorff. Pvt H-Co. Walter Palmer, Sgt. E-Co. James Parker, Pvt Hqs.-Co. Harold Peirce, Pvt. G-Co. William Pitts, Sgt. E-Co John Porter, Pvt. E-Co. Howard Powelson Pvt. G Co. Lee R::~gsdale, Pvt. F Co. Kenneth Ralston, S/Sgt E-Co. Richard Reese, Pvt. F Co. Allen Richards, Pvt E-Co. Dale R1chards, Sgt. G-Co. Edgar Riddick, Pvt. H-Co. W11liam Riesbol. T/Sgt. F-Co. James Ritchie, Sgt E-Co. Cns Roberts, Pvt. F-Co. Clifford Robinson, S/Sgt. H Co. Bruce Rogers. Sgt. H-Co. John Roper, Lt. Hqs.-Co. Harry Rosenbaum, Pvt. F-Co Beatrice Russ, Cpl. E-Co. Stanley Schwartz, Lt. Hqs.-Co. Ronald Schwartz, Pvt G-Co. ;ames Scott Pvt. H-Co. Charles Sheets Sgt. H-Co. Barnard Silvers, Pvt. Hqs.-Co. Bill Simpson, Pvt. G Co Gorden Simons, Pvt. F-Co James Skinner, Lt. Hqs. Co. Vernon Slaughter, Pvt. G Co. Roger Simon, Pvt E Co. Donald Smith, Lt. Hqs.-Co. Don Smith, S/Sgt. Hqs.-Co. George Smith, Pvt. F-Co Robert Snelson, S/Sgt. E Co. Janis Snider, Cpl. Hqs.-Co. Theodore Speck Pvt Hqs. Co. James Stewart, Pvt. G-Co. Ellene Stirling, Sg•. H-Co. Edward Stone, Pvt. F-Co. Vernon Taylor, T/Sgt. Hqs.-Co. Raymond Thomas, Pvt. F Co. Page Thompson, Pvt Hqs. Co. Larry Throop, Pvt. Hqs. Co. John Upton, S/Sgt. H-Co Ra.ph Vance, Pvt. F Co. Harald Van Meren, Lt Hqs.-Co. Tom Van Moler, Pvt. H Co. Cltfton Venerable, Pvt G-Co. Thomas Watton, Cpl. H Co. Larry Webor Pvt H-Co. Leonard Wells, Pvt. H-Co. Howard Wengren, Pvt. F-Co. Don Whitacre, Pvt. G-Co. Patrick Wllkins, Pvt. Hqs. Co. Alvm Willts, Pvt. Hqs.-Co. Robert Wilson, Sgt. G Co. Donald Young, Sgt. G Co. Earl Young, Lt. G-Co Charles Youngman, Pvt. FCo. 'R Page 41 �Front row, left to right: Chuck Howard !/Sgt.; Dick tlout"k M Sgt Second row: Don Young, Sgt.· Russel Conrad Pvt · Tom Rhule Pvt · Charles Jackson, Pvt.; Albert Re1d, Pvt ; Gilbert Bl1ss, Pvt. Last row: Chut"k Sheets, Sgt · Lee Ragsdale, Pvt · B11l Irvin£!, Pvt ; Ray Thomas Pvt.; Rob rt Hankemeler, Pvt. t. o.l. c. appoints color guard, staff 1 To determine the boys who will serve on the R.O.T.C. color guard, competitive drill downs are given. Each morning this group of boys put up the flag and lower it in the afternoon. Ten members are appointed to the R.O.T.C. staff at the beginning of the semester. They include: the adjutant, who acts as an official representative of the battalion commander; the intelligence officer, who superv ises the color guard; the plans and training officer, who arranges training schedules for the officers; the supply officer, who checks weapons for care and maintenance; and the public relations officer. Front row, left to right: Donald Smith Lt.; Barbara Kendell, Lt Co•.; Robert Herres, T/Sgt.; Dtanna Hams. Sgt./Ma. Last row: James Skinner Lt.; Stanley Schwartz !..t.; Ralph Lorenz, Cpl.; Richard Houck Sgt./Maj. Absentees: Harald Van Meren Lt. Sheldon AI pert Lt. �Front row. left to right: Sgt. Rex Dawson; Joe.~: Parsons 2/Lt.; Wil· liom Rtesblo T Sgt.; Eugene O.mger, T Sgt.· Wilham Goa, Sg'. Graham Espey, S/Sgt Back row: Richard Olinger S Sgt.; Kenneth Ralston, S/Sgt.; Vernon Tay or T Sgt · Tom Larned Pvt.; Fred Neuman, T/Sgt. £11~t/ dtjtl£t£1 takes city crown East high school's rifle team placed twenty-third out of 151 schools throughout the nation. Each week the rifle team has shoulder to shoulder and postal matches. Many of the boys have won medals at contests such as the intercollegiate and intercity matches, William Randolf match and the Roy Best trophy matches. The R.O.T.C. drill squad has made a fine showing for East by taking the Ctty championship. The drill squad practices five days a week to maintain their high standmgs. Activities in which they participate include: putting on assembhes at junior high schools, marching in parades and drilling at football games. Front row. left to right: Donald Kelly, S Sgt.; Vernon Taylor, T/Sgt.; Donald Blunt, Pvt.; ;ames Stewart, Pvt.: Larry Gierman, Pvt.: Buddy Cox, Pvt. Back row: Jack Roper, Lt.; Robert Ed1!n, Sgt.; Donald Connell Sgt.; Harold Petree Pvt.· Donald Harlan, Pvt.· Rober Leaver, Pvt · John Dayton, Pvt. �Loren Turnage, Patricia Rymer, Danny Clifford, Patricia Rothwell Connie Merrill, Joanne Porker, Glen Harvey, Robert Von dor Ltppe Wendol: Hatheld Richard Weob, Royrr:ond Powell. Clive O'Leary, Robert Skhler, Ray D1ckison Bonnie Dahl. Conducted by Roland Roberta. hart, Miriam Frost. Gene Bridges, Charles Cranston, Leonard Zekman, Tom Young, Henry Edler, Stanford Adelstein, Bill Simpson, Ruth Bugdanowitz. Third row: Mary Jane Arnold Front row. left to right: Margaret Winter. Michael Comins. Floraine Price, Nancy Joyce, Betty Emery, Dorothy Logon, Shiriey Rock, Delberdino Witham. Second row: Robert Rin concert orchestra �Firat row. left to riqht: Harry Wulker. Leonard Zckman Henry McNally, Joan Parker, Connie Mcrrtll. May Leuze. Second row: Cynthia Skelton, ;oyco Muler, Joan T1mblin, Amta Bridwell, Stanford Adelstein, Charles Lyons James Mesch, Max Goldstein, Charles Cranston, Nancy Land, Verna Dyle. Third row: Herbert Harvey, E.1ino Ham;::m Joan Torko, Chuck Froosc, Cllvo O'Leary, George Hilt, Owen Schneider, Goorgo Bien, Mary Roins, Jack Fredrickson, Morris Goldman. Fourth row: Irwin Levy, Kenneth Frost, Dona H('llor Vornon Slaughter, Raymond Powell, B1ll Coleman, Paul Wisdom, Robert Skhler Gary Dean. Rodney Wylio, Gilbort Josephson, Rollo Bale, Marcia Manning, :..eshe Htll, L.my Norqutse, John Wilhams, Mason Howard, Tom Lyons. Fifth row: Louise Pospisil. Gcno Pierre, Dale Dickson, Tom Parks, Bll: Jenkms. Clarence Peltz Dale Edwards. Walter Marshall Ronnio Bonne! Dick C''lrk Paul Mershon, Ed Crowell, Gregory Bruce, Glen Harvey GeM Carmlchae;, Wa.lace Schamp, :::>;ck Wobt>, Wonde-1 Hatfield_ Conducted by Roland Roberts. concert band �Front row, left to right: Mary Jo Henry, Barbara Claus, Eleanor Edie, Carol Campbell, Wanda Moore, Arthur Bliss, Robert Wood, Ronald Broman, Harry Arkin, M·mita Levy, Shir.e>y Rock, Mary Ann Niemlnen, Carol Van Fleet. Shtrley Highland. Second row: Joan Chafin, Babette Greenslit, Shirlie Hale, Mary Lou E~a. Eddie Gauss, Hamlet Crocker, D~~k Taylor Kenneth Cook, Carole Qulot, Gilda Youngman, Wanda West Gerry Rice, Carolyn Lindseth, Annette Roe. Third row: Lois Evans, Jacqueline Hoggard, Dorothy Drury, Leo F.t.:hett Eugene Sterling, John Shue, Ted Schomberg, Braxton Ross, Denis Laughlin, Jim Tracy, Chris Roberts. Patricio Lane, Nancy Ebaugh, Susan T~eal. Catherine Watts. Fourth row: Donna Smolenske, Dione Gilmore, ::>onno Schreck, Jan Hepper· :e Emrich, Bm Payne Owen West, A:::m Woods, Puu: W1saom, John Singleton Herschel Phelrs Rusken Sovig Donna Morrison, Joann Conder, Marilynn Benham, ;oyce Cral Directed by Miss Fareeda Moorhead. a cappella choir �Front row, left to right: Sally Dt Iullo, Joan Huebner, Betty McBride, Evelyn NaranJo, Claire Carroll, Donna Turner, Marilyn Gay, Beverly Hecker, Norma Je1.1n Nielsen :::>1ane Van Ausdall, Joanne Weselquist Germaine Roy, LuAnn Rosenbaum, Ruth Dove, Janis Snyder, Betty Norgren. Second row: Joyce Ml!Jer, Nancy Stamm, Gere Vopot, Leora Goldberg, Tena Papilian, Phyllis Menachof. Nancy Haas, Kathy Knott, Pat Swiers. Velma Corklsh Lillian Field, True McKenry, Marty Vawter, Arlene Becker, Blanche Markharr.. Third row: Lucil. Hite Phylhs Taylor, Nancy Wrenn, Margie Allander, Margaret Sylvester, Marilyn Jessup, Raydeen Person, Barbara Marugg, Marlene Henninger Bonnie Hender Pat Ryan Nancy Winters, Sue McMillan Barbara Cobb, Gerry Roden. Fourth row: Mrs. Violette McCarthy Jane Graham, Susan Sargent, MarJyn Kall, Marlene Bruce, Dona Bownan, Pat Arthur Gladys Guntrer, Marg•Jret Gray, Betty Moore, Joanne Babcock. Betty Pasco, Beth Galley, Marilyn Cosier Rose Devlin. Directed by Mrs. Violette McCarthy. selected girls' glee �visual education aids Front row. left to right: Don Zinn. Dick Bateman. G raid Edgar, Goorge Rein, Leonard Wells Sam Blanc. Second row: Tom Nock, Bob Johnson, John Morris, Bob B~Jrthohc Larry Bodaness, Solomon Ha1lpern, Max Goldstein. Serving the Angels of East h1gh to the best of the1r abihty, the visual education department gives of their free time to present pleasurable as well as educational movies to the school. They are also responsible for the checking and reponing of film and equipment. stage crew works Few Angels realize the time and hard work that the members of the stage crew have spent behind the scenes so that East may enjoy assem blies and varied performances. These boys, under the direction of Arthur Bragg, also receive practical training in stage management. Front row. left to right: Joseph Mann :lick Peterson, Arthur Bragg, Cl !ford Robinson. Second row: Duane Payno, Larry Bodaness, Fd Ryland, Lloyd Munson, Ph1: Whitely. Front row. left to right: ,. - "'"ln•<>nce Briber. Margie Landeck, Barbara R ~rell. Second row: Manon Brown Gilbert Mrs. Holen Ec Dorothy Guthrie Mrs. Ollie Schlosser. Mary Newberry, Betty Jean Bryant, Janet Goetz, • John Hanson. library staff serves Here at East high school, the library staff is responstble for seeing that the library shelves are correctly stacked, that research matenal is ready for those who need 1t and that the books are checked out efficiently. Assistance is also given students in finding pleasurable reading. �land of ofifio'tlunily . .. f1~«4fi llteJe o/lfioilunili~ ... fl'tou; lo 6e ~/!tonfl and u~~~t ·~· CfU$~nd ~~ �.~ew .-orks Few Angels realize the time and hard work that the members of the stage crew have spent behind the scenes so that East may enjoy assem bhes and varied performances. These boys, under the direction of Arthur Bragg, also receive practical training in stage management. Front row. left to riqht: Joseph Mm CH!ord Robinson. Second row: Duo Ryland. L~oyd Munson. Phil Whitely •• left to riqht: Mis 1"1.-.r nee Bnber, Margie Landeck Barbara ·s. Helen Edwarc othwell. Second row: Marian Brown Jlhrie, Mrs. Ollie Schlosser, Mary Newberry, Betty Jean t Go tz Ludn ·ales, John Hanson. librar ��October 20, 1948 1-ir. Sheldon Alpert, Editor THE ANGELUS East High School E. Colfax Ave. & Elizabeth St. Denver 6, Colorado Dear 11 Angels: 11 Before your yearbook goes to press, I'd like to squeeze in a few words of congratulations to you students who are COffipleting your high school education. Our country is truly the 11 land of opportunity.11 I hope you all will grasp these opportunities and grow to be strong and useful citizens of these United States. 1·1Y very best wishes to everyone of you. Sincerely, BH:mh �Front row. left to right: G. Roden C. Peltz, M. W-:1tt rs F. P1llsl:..ury E Sparhawk J, Horner H. Edler, D. Houck, J. Dornberg. Second row: ~ Ward P N rth:-utt, H. Phe ps, E. Battey, R Brom..m B. E1senslal, B Snow, A. Ro M. Kuwano Last row: B Packara M. Gray L. DePuy • Dear. D. Smo enskc C Mernll, !. Mosie IE">r E. Johnson. T, inter-club council Left to right: Marilyn Watters Clarence Peltz M1ss Ehzabeth Sp.n hawk Francis Pillsbury, Jack Horner. Frcnt rcw. le!t to right: P lllorthcutt J. M Kay J. Scnmausse. P I w r •. Aa-::tms V !._yst r. Last rc.w: :... Brau'1 (' Mohn, B. Fry J. Mc<iu r C . MillN s. A.r- Tl principal's advisory council Left to right: J or SchmaussN Gay"! r M1 ler Jan ! Aal.l'T•S · 1.1 K Mollm J rry Mcr.uu€' Lou1s H. Braun c- a A F ·t F:'lt Fw r PuaJy North :-u't. �~ f~1e6. un<>~gnif~ed. oe'nl'"~o:: su·oject: eruce J\.Oc.er· oon--Keep tnose neb"-t ves -.;1-~se l)rad.y--llo."Gch your art~st~c "Ge·,uperment• Jean ClO"--Don't be so "Broad." Ul~ncied.· Q-o.rY up ! aern~eDean--'llo.JI.e Sisen~tat--Don't "or~ so nard.· cbJ?.r1. te svans-- \lnl-m-m-m-lll· JU_aO ot (}ass--YioOcl.er \<bat'S ~n •• your Br~efcase1 ! stoP F1.~rt~nb· ls~o"--Depend.inb pny1.1.~s G~1.kison--Boreci1 £).eanor Joni Go1.U.tnan-- snut UP on l you to bring u? the rear• ~;cC1.intock--snift "or~er. Norma Lane--;;orkin' too barci1 Dee Larson--PrettY fast Diane your carriabe ! sue McMi1.1.en--Xou 6ot c1.ass sis"Ger···c1.ass! Janice pobris1.o--'«nat so"- appee.1. · carol-e Q.uia t--" Sil-ence" Q.uiat ! me one too ! of n treatn•ent .. ·" ora"-tonscnoonover--" Ro•s--Lonb For anotreat see. cor!' l.ne snuffer--APropOS ·;ne ;<orO.· • • npropos • G~nnY JaC~ R~ci6.1.e--Dr<-» vi~e ~6 ei~Sh~eo.J~.--G~Ve DiC~ ar~ "bar~" ~s ~nst~a<1 f~re b~ \<iarY Ann sooe1.--So bu1.1. '"' ith sobo1.. . . Marl-YO roryour yourbroken tnougntS··· fiUoert \agqener--.1\ pennY us ski» for "ood.. '• inter--your \Jorse tblJ.O 1your te • Bryce;;oo6.s--Can z t--" r.o1.1. out ti}e ·0 urre1., we 1.1. c.a.ve a barrel. of run !" .1\l.an you a.raw a scro.ight 1.~ne1 shell Alpert £dit.OI' ��F F Vol. XXXV, Ko. 8 c A L c Denver, Colorado, Thursday, February 10, 1949 A T 0 N Price 15 Cents Many On Spotlight Staff News Deadline Must Be Met THE EAST HIGH SCHOOL ~larquardt, Euwrson l'layPr, Bud Spotlig ht. official publication of Fisher, Jun i{ltl'hic and Leroy East high, under the sponsor- Haynes; srw<·ial wrilt rs Charlene Bit"Few students realize just how ship of ~Irs. Alice C. Koons, is man, Dolores Carty, Dick Doering-, m uch time and effort on the part of published every two weeks by Hosl yn Fiedt•lrnnn, Bob II ack\\'orth. the Spotlight staff and journalism the editors, the business and circula- Bru<·e La FollC'tl(. Dorothy Logan, classes go mto the production of the tion staff, the special writers, thl' Henry Mc;-\ally, Virg-inia Schoonover. East High Spotlight," declared Editor .Joan St•\'ier, Alan .'igman, Gwen Van sports writers, columnists, photograPat Ewer. DHbur and !"ally Wormwood; andrephers and reporters of the papl'r. The whole process starts when the The f'ditor-in-chief, Pat Ewer, alonJ.! porters Karla Banta, Patty Bryan, news tips are turned into the editors. Hi<·hard Clark, Betty Cooke, Sally with the three assistant editors, Jarwt These tips are sorted and discussed Adams, Eleanor Hahn and Joan Col- Douglas, Herbert Drl•irine, Lymw for their interest to the reader. Each dren, and the sports editor, Bert :\1<'1- Hamilton, Sheila Eigeman, Jean Em- of the page editors decides which cher and his a si:-tant, Ray Humbh·, erson, .:\tarlene Goldman, Diana Har- stories he wants to run and then make up the paper and g-i,·e assig-n- ris, Beverly Hays, Barbara HHbert, assigns the story to a writer. ments to the spedal writers and re- Beverly Hou;:;ct, Bob Joyce, Carol Time is an important factor in the pnrtt>rs. Also important in the l'dit- :\1acCiuskcy, Joyce :\taus, Pat .Nu- production of the paper. To be sure ing department is the news editor, g<•nt, Barbara l'er:-onett, H e I e t that the paper will come out on time, Joyce :\Io:-teller, who organizes th<' SwPrer, Don Rutledg-e, Ronald Smith, everyone works on a deadline. The ne\\';; beats and keep. the futun :\1el Talpl•rs, i{uth Hart •rk, ::'\ mna editor must have his ass1gnment sheet events that will be ne,,·~ to Angeh. Zirin, B<·rni<• Eisem;teir, ::'\ancy Fus- up before school on Monday of the t<'r, Jo Anr1 Fntchle, Da e Fults, Jean up to date in the "futur<' book." week preceding that issue. By thP Gi,.;h, Fred Hobhs, Bob Ib:-t' n, :\tar) The business staff, with llerh following Wednesday, all stories must Weiser a;; manag-er and Fred Fricrl- Lanius, llPtty Lett~ Bevt•rly ::\lad::;etl, be in to the editors to be copy read, man, his assistant, tends to the money l>i<·k :\1 C'i.<·an, :\lark :\liller, Cora!Pt· that is, checked for errors and styiP. matter;: nf the paper. Bill Hoo and Parrkoff \'ictor Honer Ada ~colt. On thP :\londay before the paper Brad Battey art> in char~.rf' of circula- ::'\i('k !:'it>~t·l, Alma S C\ers, Donna comes out, the stories are sent down tion and sale:.:. BE tt\ I-. lH'rt and Ellu· ~noclgra~:-. Harry R 'J ·e, Larry to the printers to be printed, e:wh Coldman mail tht S1Jnt ligh t t o \'an - Wf'h<·r , .l irn \\'hitP, Virginia WillianJ - column s<·parat<•ly. The next day. ou:- hil'h :-chn " tl roughout tht ""11, Alan \\'o(ld:< and Dick Hay:.:. TuPsday, thP t•ditors go to the printers "nited ~tales. to put thPir pap-es together. On The photo~raphy for the puhlkaWedne:-day the Spotli g h t goes to tion i;:; taken ca1 ' ,f hy Hubert WPinpress, and early Thursday morning it . hit,nk and .Jack FriE:d ntha l and tht is brought to school and sold in tht photog-raphic co-ordinators, :\lary Anr third period classes. Dani,•l and Joey I>i,:on. The Spotl ight, one of the leadinl!' Tlw '' riting- j,.; done by columni:.:t~ nigh school papt•rs in the United Jm•y Dixon, Char li ne Hoffman, ~ally Statt•s, has received the All-AmeriHolm, Dorothy \\'ritPr and Pat Hyan; t·an rating from the National scho~port;: writer. Bil: Clark, Charle~ lastie l're~s asso<'int on l.i times in tht• last 17 y<>ars. Reserve an Angelus! ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------- �Front row. left to right: Ann Marie Leavitt Jean Soliman. Jackie Unqemach Maureen Kuwano. Pauline Stebbms M :s ro ( • Donna Smolenske. Dorothy Drury, Donna Cohn, Marlene Sher, Charlene Bitman. Second row: Roberta Morris, Marilyn Wetterqren, Shirley Was. 1ur rthur Thome, Charles Oertel!, Earl Young, David Fay, Ed Dermody, Arlene Church, Sue UpgreeP Last row: Christine McHenry, Joanne Babcock, Phtl11p· pme Dixon, Martha Bromley, Mitzi Mintz, Barbara Ei •n tana a rl Association and discussion with people who are already recognized artists will serve people, who are now members of the Art club, well in the future. The Art club's main purpose is to develop in its members artistic talent and to create in East students an interest in art. They have artists as guests who give talks and hold discussions on art and artistic techniques. The club makes frequent trips to local museums and art exhibits. Among the services of the Art club to the school are the various posters and pennants advertising dances and other school activities. Left to right: Donna Smolenske, Pauline Stebbi s l. :; Hero Conesny, Ed Dermody, Dorothy ..Jrury. Officers Sponsor Miss Hero Conesny President Donna Smolenske Vice-President Pauline Stebbins Secretary Dorothy Drury Treasurer .. Ed Dermody Page 53 �Front row. left to right: Bin Clark, Roger Markham, Don Leonard, Max Houtchens, D1ck Houck, Whitman Best, Arvel Brewer. Charles Foster. Last row: Alan Woods, Ted Gardiner, Larry Throop, Rusty Bradley, Janis Breed ing, Nancy Land, Patsy Fox, Doug Kelly. aviation Students who belong to the Aviation club may be better prepared to live in the modernistic air-minded world of the future because of the knowledge gained as members. The Aviation club enables its members to learn about aviation by trips to the airport, where they go through hangars and airplanes, by visits to the control tower to see how traffic is regulated, and by visits to the weather bureau where they learn how the weather can be forecast. This club also has movies on commercial aviation. Anyone who is interested in aviation can become a member. Left to right: Max Houtchens, Dick Houck ;ames ~ Don Leonard. Officers Sponsor .Max Houtchens President Dick Houck Vice-President ......... . James White Secretary .. Don Leonard Page 54 �Front row. left to riqht: Hugh Kingery, Dick McLean, Brad Allen, John Singleton, Bob Snow, Larry Robertson, Braxton Ross. Clarenc-e Peltz, Wes Miller. Last row: Rodney Coil, Brad Battey, Bob Emric , Richard Taylor, Jack Gorsuch, Ted Schomburg, Joseph Carleton Blll Clow, Dw1ght Murphey, Walt Steinmann. congress Today members of the Congress club hear professors from Denver university and from other colleges, and prominent business men speak at their meetings. Tomorrow perhaps they, too, may speak to some future Congress club at East high. The Congress club, the oldest at East, was organized to improve its members' knowledge of our government and develop in them the ability to speak before an audience. Although the club is composed primarily of the best speakers on current issues in the school. any boy who is interested in public speaking, debating and current events and who has a C average may apply for membership. Left to riqht: William Weimar, Larry Robertson, Dudley Griggs. Bob Snow, Braxton Ross, Jerry Moffat, Brad Allen. Officers Sponsor .. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Sgt.-at-Anns ...William Weimar Bob Snow .Jerry Moffatt Braxton Ross Larry Robertson Dudley Griggs Brad Allen Page 55 �Front row. left to right: Betty Farrand, Barbara Nightingale, Sally Dougla:; A or {urington, Kirk Brady, John Dornberg, Mark G1 " 1 Sally Sutton, Maureen Kuwano, Marlin Needle Last row: Larry Robertson, George Fouke, Richard Hansen. Joseph Carleton. Jim Fleeger, Bob Hartsfield, Myr R n, Dick McLean, Ellison Ke'chum debate Knowledge of current events and the interest stimulated in national and international problems may cause Debate club members to be leaders in the government of tomorrow. The Debate club is for students interested in furthering their knowledge of current problems through discussion, public speaking and debate. They have many interesting visitors at their meetings. The club presents at least one assembly each year; usually a discussion on U. M. T. or some similar problem. This year two of the club's members received national recognition for their speaking ability. The club is open to any girl or boy interested in its program. Front row. left to right: Stanford Adnlstein, Maur n Kuwar Dornberg, Ellison Kct....num Back row: Gregg Browning Kirk Brady, D k Me .ean, Duane Bucher. Officers Sponsor ....Gregg Browning President John Dornberg Vice-President .....Kirk Brady Secretary Duane Bucher N.F.L. Secretary_ Page 56 ... Stan Adelstein �Front row. left to riqht: D1ane Kaub, Dena Lifshutz, Ellen Benton, Pat Erb. Nancy Ann Miller, Carolyn Lmdseth. M1ss Margaret Smith. Kirk Brady, Betty McBride, Elizabeth Wilkins, Janet Marlin. Joey Dixon. Second row: Nancy Stevens, Vannee Porter, Corinne Snuffer, Mary Montague. Harriet Richman, Mary Hitch, Elaine Schwartz, Beth Zall Joyne Epstein, Bonnie L1pton. Third row: Norma Z1eg, Ellen Tafoya, Nancy Vawter, Lloyd Demick, Dick Taylor, Sally Sutton. Patty Bryan, Becky Jordan Alma Sievers. Phyllis Taylor. Last row: Rodney Wylie Ray Lipson, Charles Howard Jr., Meurisse Helm Donald Smith, LoUise Brennan Ann Coleman Marilee Norling, Shirley Highland, Joan Greonstreet dran1a The experience gained through the interpreting and producing of outstanding plays will enable the members of the Drama club to better understand and appreciate drama in all its phases. Members of the club try to promote interest and enthusiasm for dramatic activities in the school, strive to develop their own creative talents, and try to encourage the reading and witnessing of better plays. Drama students from Denver university , who give play readings and talks on make-up, are frequently speakers at the meetings. Tryouts for membership are held at the beginning of each semester. Left to riqht: Nancy Ann M1ller, Carolyn Lmd seth, M1ss Margaret Smith Pat Erb, K1rk Brady. Officers Sponsor Miss Margaret Smith President Pat Erb Vice-President Nancy Miller Secretary ..Caro:yn Lindseth Treasurer Kirk Brady Puge 57 �Front row, left to riqht: Eddie Gauss, Bruce Patte Bruce La Follette. Harry Walker. Harry Charlesworth, Dudley Griggs, Braxton Ross, Jac Fri d nthal. Albert Isbill. Clark Kirby. Second row: Ralph Reinoman Danny CIUford Alan Herrington, Bob Eskanos, Tom Washburn, Bob Levy, John Lauck, Irwin Hoffman, John Shue, Jo Ka1tz. Laat row: Alan Gass. Cynthia Schwalbe, Cynthia Skelton, Allan Smernoff Anthony Domenico. Jack Perrine B1ll Iversen Bob Harris Bob Hackworth. Herb Willow. euclid ian The greater knowledge of mathematics gained by members of the Euclidian club may serve some students well as the business men and scientists of tomorrow. The purpose of the Euclidian club is to afford better opportunities for those students who wish to seek more knowledge of mathematics than can be found in the everyday classroom. Prominent mathematicians are often speakers at the meetings. Each year, the club presents the Euclidian award to the three top ranking mathematics students in the school. The main social activity of the club 1s a picnic held in one of Denver's Mountain parks each spnng. Left to riqht: Bruc La Follette, Harry Wal r, Harry Charlesworth Dudley Griggs Braxton Ross. Officers Sponsor. Harry Charlesworth President Harry Walker 1st Vice-President Dudley Gnggs 2nd Vice-President Braxton Ross Secretary-Treasurer Bruce La Follette Pcgc 58 �Front row. left to right: ia Wetmar. Jack Ltgglll, Chuck Meyer, Harry Myers Art Woodburne, Jim Skinner, Robert McComas. Second row: Dave Fletcher. Warner Newcomb, Harry Nash, Tom O 'Hanlon, Don DesCombes, Gaynor Miller. D 1e B -" Third row: Don Thomson, Stan Khppl. Tommie Pollard, Danny Ferguson Bud Fisher, George Lc.Jry. Jamie Raupp. Last row: Sonny Moran, Bob Ibsen, Don Lmger, V/yman Guthrie Bill Horton, Jack Horner. hi-r-40 Some day in the future certain men will look back and reminisce about the good old days at East and the times they had as members of Ht-R-40. Hi-R-40, a service club, is composed of forty boys. They watch the cars in the parking lot, sponsor at least one assembly each year and have a dance. One of the past year's most popular assemblies, "So You Want to Lead a Band," with members of the student body, faculty and Ray Powell's band participating, was sponsored by the club. New members are chosen by unanimous vote of the old members. Front row. left to right: Jack Horner, Warner Newcomb. Dick Bryans, Gaynor Miller. Last row: Robert McComas, Bud Fisher, Jack Liggllt William Weimar Officers Sponsors William Wetmar, Robert McComas President Vice-President Jack Horner Warner Newcomb Sgt.-at-Arms .... Dick Bryans Sgt.-at-Arms Gaynor Miller Secretary... ..Bud Fisher Treasurer Jack Liggitt Pag 59 �Front row. left to right: Keith Cornforth, Gene Shi :k Patten, Dick Malres, Bert Melcher, Bruce Ewer. Gaynor Miller, Jim Skinner, Brad Allen, Don Ling Second row: Gene Bridges, Rob Orchard, Dick Webb, Fred W1tsell, Jack Waggoner, Bob Cox, Keith Kna~ ly DeLauro, Bob Joyce. Third row: ;irn Adams, Torn Carey, Uoyd Dimick. Dave Fletcher. Art Malowney, Kay ::>e Moulin, Chuck Mellin, Jim Fox. Chuck Downing. Last row: Francis Pillsbury, Bud Cooper, Hank Edler, Warren Pickford, Ernie Braukrnan, :ack Swigert Bob McGmn, Jack Skinner, Jay Schnitker. Leonard Carter Bill De Moulin hi-y Training in getting along and cooperating with other boys will serve Hi-Y members well in college and in later life. One of the most interesting activities the Hi-Y club participated in this year was to help the state patrol by taking psycho-physical tests. These tests have to do with drivers and driving. One meeting out of each month the club goes to the central Y.M.C.A. where the boys hear prominent speakers. Each year the club sponsors an assembly and a dance. One of the main spring projects is to construct one of their usual pnze winning floats for Red and White day. Left to right: Bruce Ewer, Don Lmger, Gaynor Miller, Bert Melcher, Jim Skinner, Bud Fisher. Officers Sponsor Bruce Ewer President Don Linger Vice-President Bud Fisher Secretary Jim Skinner Sgt.-at-Arms Gaynor Miller Sgt.-at-Arms Bert Melcher Fage 6:} �Front row, left to right: Tom Washburn, Jean Clow, Kirk Brady, Nancy M1ller, Mrs. Virgima Stearns, Alan Gass, Bill Clark, Mary Ann Nteminen, Mark Gtbson. Second row: David Goodstein, Anthony Domenico Walter Banks, Charmaine Best, Betty Letts Jane Vawter, Herschel Phelps, Diana Van Ausdal!, Carole Moman, Hugh Kingery. !ohn Domberg. Last row: Lynn Myer, Joan Marshall, Sally Sutton, Lots Evans. international relations Peace in the world tomorrow may depend a great deal upon students who are now members of the International Relations club and similar organizations. The purpose of the International Relations club is to build in the minds of students a sincere mterest in national affairs m the hope that they will be able to combat ractal prejudice and to work whole-heartedly for world peace. The club earns money for their many charitable achvities by sponsoring one dance each year. Anyone who has an interest m these things and can get a recommendation from the faculty is invited to become a member. Frcnt rcw. left to right: Kuk Br..1dy Herschel Pt elps, Tom Washrurn. Last rcw: Alan Gass B!.l Clark, Jean Clow Mrs. Vug.ma Stearns joan Marshall Stan Adelstein Officers Sponsor.. Mrs. Virginia Stearns President Hersche: Phelps Vice-President Stan Adelstein Secretary Kirk Brady Treasurer :oan Marshall r g t.I �Front row. left to right: , ............, M. Lni!PT B. Pnterson, E. Spath, J. Haggard, B. Studley, a. Wi ·r C. Moe·& Wolf, Mrs. H. Shepherd, S. Sarg t. ::>. Bowman, M. Sylvester, B. Greenslit, C. Girardot, B. Claus, D. Emery, G. Williamson, R. Bartho.ic. Second row: T Diedrichs, M. Brittain, 0. Manzanares, }. Sevier, M. Rough, F. Benson, J. Borvlin, G. Roy, u. And r R Cahalan, D. Van Antwerp, D. Ever!y P. Swiers, C. Greenwood, P. Reevos, D. Mendenhall, K. Bakke, a. Pen.unett, B. Perry, D. Emery. Third row: S. Wormwood, A He!lerstein, C. Sneesby, M. McAulay, J. Bramer, P. Fitzimmons, E. Wilkins, L. Zimmer schied, B. Keith M. McCarthy, J. Howe, N. Peterson, P. Riggenbach, L. Heto, S. Kirley, P. Farrell, S. Hashimoto. Last row: J. Graham, G. Penn, P. Hosken, B. Cobb, V. Swann, P. Oakes, E. Liston, J. Stockmar, J. Ludw1ck, S Th al. M. Eha B. Emery, J. Huebner, N. Choate, J. McNeill, J. Kenyon, S. Maul. kan1pus club Due to the fact that they have belonged to the Kampus club, some girls will be better prepared to choose a college after graduation. The purpose of the Kampus club is to acquaint girls with as many colleges as possible, to help them choose the type of college they wish to attend, and to help give them a picture of what hfe on a college campus is like. This is accomplished by guest speakers and by trips to nearby campuses. Among their many social activit:es are teas and parties. The club is open to any girl who IS interested. Left to right: Wut Sa felutJI. OHicers Sponsor .. ....... Mrs. Helen Shepherd President .Marilyn Watters Vice-President ..................................Sally Holm Secretary Treasurer.... Page 62 ... ........................ Joan McKay Pat Schoenfelder ~rs. Helen Shepherd, Marilyn )}m, Joan McKay, Pat Schoen �Front row. left to right: Bruce La Follette, Dud, •y Griggs Ray Humbl<> Dick Webb, Justin W. Brierly, Bert Melcher, Jim Skinner Rodney Coil, Bill Wilmore. Second row: I •hn Shaddock Dee Larson, Arthur Fine, )im Hays. Fred Witseu, Harry Walker, Wendell Hatfi d. P• t ·r Durbm. Last row: Jim Adams, Hank Edler, Brad Allen, Herschel Phelps, Don DesCombes, Braxton Ross, Francis Pillsbury, B• ,J: Frye. pre·law Pre-Law club members today perhaps lawyers tomorrow-because of the interest stimulated and the knowledge gained as members of this club. The Pre-Law club, sponsored by Justin W. Brierly, was organized so that boys who wish to enter the field of law could better prepare themselves while still in high school. Each year, the club sponsored several assemblies. In the past, it has presented John Carter of the Metropolitan Opera company. As a climax to the year, an annual spring banquet is held. Any boy who is mterested may submit his name and be considered for membership. Left to right: 1 'rancis Pillsbury, John Shaddock ust N Br rly, Jim Skinner, Ray Humble. Officers Spenser Justin W. Brierly President .........Francis Pillsbury Vice-President Jim Skinner Secretary Ray Humble Treasurer ............. John Shaddock Page 63 �Front row. left to right: Hank Eoler. Ronny Bonnett, Braxton Ross. Dick ':'aylor, Clarence Pe.tz, Leon Dmer Dave Herrick. Gaynor Miller. Mickey Miller, Jack Henderson Jim Fugate. Second row: Gilbert Josephson. Ralph Finney, Jack Arnold, Dale Bush, Gary Dean, Bob Emuck, ;ack Gorsuch. Dick Doering, Tom Lovett, Bob Reeves. Third row: Dudley Griggs Harry Walker, Wendell Hathcld Jim Skinner, Bil: Wilmore, Mason Howard Jerry H•llyer, Fred Hobbs Bert Melcher Dean Wmkle. Last row: Franc1s Pillsbury, Bob Snow, Herschel Phelps. Wes Miller, Art Malowney, Brad Allen, Bryce Zarll, John Shaddock red iackets Loyalty to school, teamwork and qualities of leadership learned as members of the Red Jackets will make these boys outstanding citizens in the future. Red Jackets, the boys' pep club, serves the school by sponsoring all pep assemblies, by running an information booth in the main hall of school and by taking charge of the lost and found department. They also sponsor many social activities. This year one of the most enjoyable was a sleigh ride for members and their dates. Each year they are co-sponsors of a dance with the White Jackets. Any boy w1th a "C" average may apply for membership Left to right: ;)ave HE'rrkk Claren<"e Pe tz, Le r GayP.'1r M1ller, D1ck Taylor :::l1'1 •. OHicers Spenser Leon Dmer Pres'dent Clarence Peltz Vice-President Gaynor Miller !::ecret::xry Dick Taylor Treas:xrer Dove He>rnck Fe~ 64 �Front row. left to right: Marilyn Ba rnes Margaret Azlein, Rosemary Davis, Barbara Mcrugg, Mrs. Kathnne Ho ffman, Maureen Kuwano, Eleanor Goldman, Ruth Hi!•. Last row: Helen Burmont. Lynne Hamilton, Carol ::>kkerson , Dick Doering, Dwight Murphy. Ben Caurday. Pat Rothwell, Mary Moore, Melba Lee Hettig. • SCript Students who are members of the Script club may be the authors and poets of the future because of the experience gained in creative writing through this organization. The main project of the club is to publish a yearly Script Book which is composed of the best short stories, poems and essays written by members. The secondary purpose of the club, to further interest in creative writing, is carried out by entering and promoting various national and regional writing contests. The club has also wntten a history of East. Some parties and social activities are held throughout the year. Script book staff. front row. left to right: Narcv Mapes, Dick Doering, Pat Rothwell. Last roV:: Maureen Kuwano, Mrs. Katherme Hoffman Rosemary Davis. Officers Sponsor...... . ...... President ........ .Mrs. Kathrine Hoffman Maureen Kuwano Vice-President .... Nancy Mapes Secretary....... Barbara Marugg Treasurer .. ...... ..... Rosemary Davis Page 65 �Front row. left to riqht: Donna Smolenske, Carole Qulat Martie Norling, Lynn Ward Margaret Wmter, Eleanor Hahn Nancy Wrenn, Joan Summerton Joan Chambers Margie Anderson, Norma Lane. Second row: Charline Hoffman. ;ane Vawter, Rosalie O'Canna, Marietta Rough, Betty Norgren, LeVonn LaGrange Pat Ewer, Marilyn Gay Jane Graham, Nancy Map s, Marlene Sher, Eleanor Goldman. Third row: Sally Hom Jean McFerran, Jeanne Wtlktns, Sheila Robmson Babe Pac ard. Nan Clayton Eche Peters, Cora May Fab1ano, Betty Kaupp Jean Soliman Joan 7almon Last row: Donna Ma Schreck, Connie Merrill, Pat Rothwell, Darec Holling, Shirley Pic ertng, Shirlee Wood, Annette Roe, Shirley Ertel. Dolores Carty, Charlotte Evans. B tty lsmert .jelafih urJieiJ Service to the community may grow out of services to the school, performed by the Seraph Sisters. An honorary club, composed of girls in the upper fifth of the senior class, it sponsors many activities such as a tea for new girls, Christmas charity work and an annual formal dance. Officers Sponsor ........ MlSS Elizabeth Sparhawk President... .. Puddy Northcutt Vice-President Joan Coldren Secretary........................ . Maureen Kuwano Treasurers .......... ...... ..... .. .Marlyn Waggener Judy Snodgrass Front row. left to riqht: Janet Adams. Maureen Kuwano, ;oan Coldren. Puddy Northcutt, M1ss Ehzab th Sparhawk, Judy Snodgrass, Marlyn Waggener, Anne Murphy, Helen Cheney, Sue McMillin. Second row: Mary Jane Arnold. Joan G:urett, Elaine Johnson, Joan Hiestand, Phyllis Gilkison, Diane Gilmore, Lots Z1mmerschied. Elizabeth Wilkins. Charlotte Sneesby. Third row: Louise Brennan, D na Ulshutz, Donna Cohn, Margaret Sylvester, Mary Beth Tipton, Patsy Rymer, Pauhne Stebbms, Pat Schoenfelder, Pat Ryan. Last row: Nancy Ann M1ller, Joan Marshall, Anita Bridwell. Joan Timblm, Bet y Stander, Joyce Mosteller, Joyce Miller, Norma Zieg. �Front row. left to right: ~-Beattie B Fisher; L. Dmer K. Julsrud, A. Panek, G. Browning, W. Weimar, W. Lamson, Coaches; B. Horton J Swigert. Second row: D. Grtef R. PowelL D. Kidd D. Fletcher, }. Liqgilt G. Shirley. B. Shull L. Haynes, K. Hinderhder. Third row: A Lake, L Pedtcord H. Walker, }. Shaddock. A. Isbill. J Kortz C Elkms W. Bowers i. Lovett. Last row: D. Rankm, ]. Kosman, D. Malres, S Ohlson D. Linger, G. Miller, B. Von Der Lippe II d ,, ' ' Fair play and good sportsmanship learned on the athletic field may make the high school athletes of today better citizens in the future. The D club, organized to give service to the school and to promote athletics, is made up of boys. Any boy who letters in any spor• :- ;ligible for membership. Officers Charles McGlone Sponsor..... .... ........ Hank Edler President.. .. . ....Dave Fletcher Vice-President ..... . Warner Newcomb Secretary..... ..........Bill Horton Treasurer. Don Des Combs Sqt.-at-Arms Front row, left to right: }. Taylor }. Patten, W. Humble, }. Waggoner, R. Walter, H. Edler, D. Vetesk T. Hmman. R. Orchard, D. Webb, S. Klipp!. Second row: T. Hickman, A. Herrington,}. Dtkeou, I. Hoffman, C. Peltz. W. Newcomb. D. Pence, C. Mollin. T. Lindquist. }. Skinner. B. Melcher. Third row: P. Miller. }. Miller, N. Siegel, }. Keys, B. Zarit, T. O'Hanlon. D. Thomson H. Myers. B Allen, B. Gardner. Last row: D. Des Combes E. Reingold, R. Snyder S. Feingold. D Coo . L. Dtmlc . f Sandvtg D. Hmman. B. Snow, J Fox. �L It to right: Wen:-:! I' We; f lAn nle M rnl. !:h MeL n Ann Murphy 'ac-k Perrin astrono111y Front row, left to right: H n Dais. Wendell Wolf, Anne Murphy, Conme M rr11. Last row: Bamar S1lver Laurence He! mar, Frank Abrahamson Bob Ferg.1son Ia k P rnne. Left to right: He! n Burmont, Betty Stander, Joyce Mosteller. Joseph La Baree, M1ss Rosalie Edm1ston, Gerald Av ry Barbara Young, Ralph Fellows. Front row. left to right: Betty Stander, Joseph La Baree Barbara Young, Gerald Av ry Joyce Mosteller Ra ph Fellows. Last row: Delberdine 'uham Shuley Enckson, Jacqueline Wells Helen Burmon E1 en Snod grass Yvonne All1son Miss Rosche Edmiston. �front row, left to right: Sa ly Menan, Sts Spauldmg, Juno Jennings, Joan Sktn ner, Betty Pells, Charles Croley, Shirley Canfield, Pat 0 Reilly, Francell Lee, Jean Ki<.>dt. Second row: Sue Warder. Susan Ballmer, Lois Hanagan Mary Ann Kreuzer Donna Mornson. Marilene Robtson. Wilma Marting, Kay Catn. Pat Htll. Last row: Martha McNary. Vtrgmia Stevens, Shirley Hamilton, Mary Schmidt, Nancy Lee Frohart:it, Patty Bryan. Mary Ann Ormond, Dolores Raskopf. Janet KaiSer. Left to right: Mary Ann Kreuzer, Charles Croley Sue Warder front row. left to right: John Wallace, Rich rd Imber, Ron Smith, Vern Homes Charles Croley, Morris Goldman, Ron Broman, Du Wayne Stanton, Fred Neuman, Roger Miller. Second row: Ole Rtchards, Leshe Safhl. Allen Rtchards, Bill Whitney, Leon Laffew, Dtt"k Murphy, Stephen McCoy, Don Grebe, Duan Ntghtengale Bob Ferguson. Third row: Tom Loney, Bob Derry, Bill Howard. Don Johnson Bernie Elsenstat, Bill Efaw, Ronald Schwartz. Bob Har sheld, Tom Noc:k Last row: Bob Fmley John Montague. boys' bowling Leh to right: Ron Broman, MorriS Goldman, Walt Chin, Charles Croley. �Left to right: M·:man Evans, Mtss Juanita Loeptt r.. Kay Bakk Ham t Fouke Jack! ::>eon honorary athletic Front row, left to right: Nancy Land Hornet Fouk . Miss Juanita Loeptten Jackie Doon. Last row: Monon Evans Margaret Gray LoAnn DePuy, Kay Bokkfl Left to right: Charles Brown, Robert Stcgnor. Owen West, Carol Thimgon, Betty Stander. Front row. left to right: Kathryn Cain, Millicent McAndries, Betty Stander, Robert Stegner, Owen West, Susan McEniry, Lois Zimmerschied, Joan Sevier. Second row: John Windsor, Freddie Roberts, Dick Houck, Chris Roberts, Arthur Bliss. Gerald Davis, Joe Koltz. Last row: Joann Conder Phyllis Taylor. Jim Hays. Bill Wilmore, Roy Dickison, Elizabeth Donahoo, Ruth Kmg. �Front row. left to right: Gerry Jones, Mary Batley, Jackie Dean, Miss !eon Ashbocher, LoAnn DeP 1y, ~arnet Fouke, Marton Evans. Last row: Mary Traxler Mamo Gearhart Jacque Montgomery. Lorraine Anderson Nancy Land. Left to right: Mary Bailey. Jack10 Dean, Miss Jean Aschbocher. Har riel Fouke LoAnn DePuy. Front row. left to right: Margaret Gray, Ester Osborne. Sgt. Howard SaviCiJ· ton, MaJor Gordon Reilly, Pat Arthur. Frances Reilly. Second row: Harriet Higgs, Betty Craig, Allison Ritchie, Mary Crawford Last row: Lynne1te Wtse, Beverly Bond. Barbara Alfred Sharyn Cox Dorothy Short girls' rifle Girls' rifle team. left to right: Frances Reilly, Margaret Gray, Pat Arthur, Gretchen Gasser. Es· ter Osborne Allison Ritchie Lynnette \Vise. �Left to rlqht: W1lham L rr ns G rry Rod n N rma Zlvm Mary B th I< ton. • IIIUSIC Front row. left to rlqht: R. Wyhe G. Rod n W. L !'11 :1s M. Beth TIP! n 0 Hocker. Last row: E. Fd e P Taylor D. Heller B B nnett W Murpr y Left to riqht: Elaine ;ohnson Mary Ann N1em nen, Betty Stander Mrs. Dons Vm yard Helen Schechter. Front row, left to riqht: B. Young M. N1em1nen B. Star.jer, D. Vmyard E. Johnson H. Schechter, V. Lyster. Second row: E. Ecile M. Anderson, H Nieminen R 0 Canna, J. Huebner L. Anderson A Bridwell B. Kess r •. Klodt Last row: VI. Brem!ng D. Leonard. �Front row. left to right: S. P1gott, A. Jarrell, H. Phelps. B. Battey, M. Gear hart. L. Schultz B. Kaupp M. Schmidt. M Casler M. Jessup. Last row: G. Davis L. Tananbaurn A. Goldblatt, H. Weinshlenk, P. Hill. D. Ander son B. Vllllner R. H·:mccck J Roper jt1e JJiedir Left to right: Charles Watt, MarJorie Gearhart, M1ss Lily Schut•z, Bet•y Kaupp, Brad Battey. Front row. left to right: W Saptro, R Byron. J. Brennan, }. Ervin B Eis n s•-:~t, A Greenberg. Last row: N. \Valsh B. Rue er D Ke ling E Dermody H. Rous R. Stone, B. Bart.'~, I c shutterbug Left to right: Wesley Sap1ro Ruth Byron Bem1o E1Senstat John Brennan, BotRucker. �Front row, left to riqht: Dick Metres, Bert Melcher. Dee Larson Ernest Johnson, John Singleton, Carolyn Lind seth Jerry Moffatt Anne Hopley, Tom Lovett. Last row: Joan Marshall, Janet Martin, Millard Ingraham )ce Lustig, Edie Peters, Babe Packard, ancy Ann Mtller Patsy Fox, Ed Hunter Bob Kellman. skeast Some day, the Angels who are today members of the Ski club may look back on it as one of the most enjoyable of the many experiences had at East. The Ski club, one of the newest clubs at East, was organized by skiers and is sponsored by skiers to promote an interest in skiing. It sponsors a boys' and a girls' ski team which holds compehtive meets with the teams from the other schools. Students who are members of the club are given special rates on the busses and on the ski tows. All meets are held at Winter Park. Left to riqht: Calvm Anderson Bob Emnck. Lynn Ward, Charlott Trego, John Singleton Nancy Clemons, Mtss Joan Aschbacher, Mtss Juanita Loeptior•. Officers Sponsors Miss Jean Aschbacher Miss Juanita Loephen Calvin Anderson President John Singleton Vice-President Charlotte Trego Secretary ... Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Pag 74 .Bob Emrick Nancy Clemons Lynn Ward �Front row. left to riqht: Margte Anderson. Phyllis Gilkison Carol Campbell. Bev Hamer, Berniece Achenback, Bob .Emrick, Margie Boardman, Dudley Griggs, Joan Clow, Dee Lorson. Second row: Boroaro Hoath, Pot Erh. Ellen Benton, Mary Ann Draper, Jock Blake Joey Dixon, Joyce Farthing, Dove Herrick, Peter Durbin. Third row: Richard Gentry, Bill Clow, Alan Edwards, Jim Fleeger, Joan Htestond, Bill Ho anson, Charles Cranston, Dick Harvey. Last row: Dick Coffman, Ron Broman, Howard Fetterhoff Jim Gunderson. Eddie Clark, Larry Fundingslond Tom Bradley. skeast Front row. left to riqht: Bob Harlan, Tom \Vatton, Georgine Howard. Mtss Juamta Loeptl n, Calvin Anderson. Nancy Wrenn, Nancy Clemons. Bob Speier. Virginia Vickers. John Shaddock. Second row: Dorothy Wnter, Diana Van Ausdall, Beth Zall, Jackie Ungemach, }eon Schmausser, Cynthia Schwalbe, Jim Skinner, Earl Young, Jane Graham, Pal Schoenfelder. Last row: Hubie Wemshlenk. Lynn Ward. Jane Vawter, Charlotte Trego, Jock Swigert, Sue Sargont Sally Sutton �Front row. left to riqht: E. McArthur. H. Phelps M1ss E. Craven B. Packard. W. Hatfield, K. Whitely, C Merrill, A Heller· stem B. Melcher. }. Perkins, A. Murphy. Second row: C. Oertell N. Miller, T Papilion, B. Palls. R. Nortz, N. Penny, M. Me Aulay, ::>. McClintock. P. Rothwell. M. Rough, }. Marlin, R. O'Canna. Third row: M. Niemlnen, D. G1lmore P. Rymer }. Mtller, M. Newell. F. Reed, J. Pobrislo, J McFerran J. Roper C. Rees , M. M1ller. Last row: r. Mapes, B. Marugg M. Kall, J. Mosteller, N. Clayton, }. Noakes. F. Mull1gan B. Ross. C. Peltz F. P1llsbury. Students who are graduating this year may some day in the future look back on their senior year at East high school with pleasant memories of the friends made and of the work accomplished when they were members of the '49 club. This club, composed of graduating seniors and sponsored by Miss Elizabeth Craven and Eugene Schaefer, was organized to carry on senior class activities. Projects of the club are the class gift and a scholarship fund. These are financed by money from the Senior Bam dance. The senior prom, senior play and senior picnic are all activities sponsored by the '49 club. Front row. left to riqht: B. Heath, B. Etsenstat B. Cooper, H. Edler, R. Hlimble, M. Boardman, N. Clemons, I Farthing, D Axcell B. Dahl. B. lsmert V. Batley, G. Long, E. Brady, J. Sahman, Phyllis Gllktson. Second row: D. Larson, P. End1cott }. Chord, B. Emrlc , B. Kellum. I Keys, C. Evans, F Stickle, E. Liston, M. Gay, M. Kuwano, W. Fiori, S. Alpert, S. Keyes. Third row: M. Anderson, S. Adelstein L. Brennan, J, Hiestand, M. Harres D. Damelson, A. Anderson, S. Dunstan F. Co•ton, L. Leyden, }. Grant D Hollmg, R Dav1s. Last row: B. Black. }. Harsch, S. Dock }. Hart, D. Doering, F. Frtedman, C. Best. B Bat ey }. Gorsuch, P Durbm B. Hakanson, }. Lull. �Front row, left to right: A. N !son 1. Swig rt L. Ward D. Writ r J Sktnn r G Van Derbur C. Sn sl:;,y J Snyder E Schae fer, A. :baemert. J. Hoc mar M. Scott S Highland, M. Woodard J. Voigt, M M,ntz D Drury Second row: J. T1mblme. T Young, M. Schrepferman B Rogers I. Shek oH V. Vtc-kers M Sobol N. Wrenn }. Clow P Schoenfelder L. Z1mmerschied P. F1tzs1mmons !. Whllney F Wilkins D. Smllh J. Moffatt S. McM1 hr, \ Vawt r Third row: M. Wmt r P. S etl-.ms J Shaddock, D. Taylor B. Zant, I Summerton, T Marshal G Howard, S. Wormwood J Moore, P Zehrunq, I To men A. Gass. J. Singleton M. Sylvester G. Roden. Last row: N. Stockham, V Swann, A Su~man, B. Frye T. Watton B Von er L1ppe B. Rolhngs, J. Sev1er M Watters L. WelT J. Wells D. Smolens e D. Schrec M rhng -i. T1pt n. Officers Sponsors President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer M1ss Elizabeth Craven Eugene Schaefer Wendell Hatfield Babe Packard Kay Whttely Agnes Nelson Front row. left to right: D. Cohn, C. Bitman, E. Goldman, D. Cork. N. Stamm N. Fink, N. Cree er, B. Htll D. Hendncks, J. Frazier, T. Baggett, J. Burp e. D. Lifshutz. Second row: R. Heywood J Chamb rs P. Jarrel., M. Edgar, J. Gorrell, N. Ebaugh D. VanAusdall, A. Endwell,;. Huebner, B. Huebner, B. Hedman, M. Crawford. Third row: B. Cobb, C. Lanham. M. Jessup, L. LaGrange, B. Cosand, M. Daniel, J Graham. M. States J. East, D. Carpenter, M. Leuze, J. D1xon. Last row: N. Lane, M. Arnold A Picketts, S. Ertel, M. Landeck, P. Fox, J. M1tchell, E. Johnson, S. Holm E. Harman. �Front row, left to riqht: D. Smolenske E. Johnson, S. Hashimoto, M. Gearhart A Muruhy, B Kendall, A. Bhley, T McKenry, B. Hec er . Fink, M. Winter. R. Dove J, Whitney, S. Pickering, M. Eha. Second row: N. Stoc ham, D. Carpenter, M Arnold, B. Young, M. Allender P. Schoenfelder, J. Summerton, N Wrenn, M. Dania:. J. McFe. ran V. Vickers, R. Heywood J. Hiestand, M Herres. Third row: D Van Ausdall, P. Stebbins, S. Keyes, B. rsmert, C. Evans, M. Gay, H. Swerer. C. Van Fleet. L. Evans. J. Martm, C. Snuffer, B. Letts. A. Crews M. Board· man. La.at row: P. Jarrell, J, Vawter. P. Ryan B. Norgren, J. Moore N. Clemons, J. Farthing S. Holm. B. Baldwm P. 'orthcutt L. Zimmerschled P. Zesch S. Thea!. white iackets Teamwork, the ability to cooperate and school spirit learned as members of White Jackets may serve the girls well in their later lives. White Jackets is not only a pep club; it is also a service club. Besides cheering and giving drills at the football games, the club ushers at various assemblies, programs and speech meets sponsored by the school. Each month of the past year the White Jackets sent boxes to different war orphans overseas. Money for the club's activities is raised by a dance sponsored yearly in cooperation with the Red Jackets. Left to riqht: Edie Peters, Annette Roe, Mtss Lucille Ilgaudas Mtss Juamta Loeptlen La Vonne LaGrange, ancy Ebaugh. Officers Sponsors . Miss Juanita Loeptien Miss Lucille Ilgaudas President . Annette Roe Vice-President Edie Peters Secretary....... Nancy Ebaugh Treasurer.. ... Page 78 LaVonne LaGrange �Front row. left to riqht: Joan Coldren, Jean Claw, Ellen Benton Carolyn Lindseth. Joan Garrett Eleanor Hahn Mary Ann Nieminen, Nancy Ebaugh, Sue McMillin. Second row: Annette Roe, Pat Hill, Patty Bryan, Frances Reed, Miss Lucille llgaudas, Miss Juamta Loeptien, Janet Adams, Joan Chahn. Norma Penny. Third row: La Venne LaGrange, Nancy Sayle. Pa•sy Rymer, Pat Erb, Vugnla Beresford, Helen Jo Evans, Betty Cosand Barbara Rinehart. Last row: Charline Hoffman, Jean Soliman, Cynthia Schwalbe, Janet Marlin. Joey Dixon Georgine Howard Dolores Carty, Betty Rollings. Merrilyn SC'hr.,pferman, !.ynn Ward white iackets Front row. left to riqht: Beverly Roqers, Pat Arthur, Marlys Anderson, Lou Ann Rosenbaum, Lucile Ernnck Dorothy Writer, Norma Lane, Virginia Pratt, Doris Danielson. Second row: Joan Post, Dtane Axcell, Joan Chambers. Janet Chord, JoAnn Hyndman, Sue Sargent. Claire Rawhouser, Rosol! O'Canna, Manetta Rough. Third row: Shirley Maul, Jeanie McKay, Janie Grant, Jeanne Wt:kins, Babe Packard Shmla Robinson. Babsy Nunn, Margie Anderson. Phyllis Gilkison, Barbara Heath. Last row: Eleanor Goldman. Rosemary Cahalan Nan Clayton, Charlotte Trego Joan vtarshall. Ann Vetterling, Mtriam Frost. �Front row, left to right: Joyce Maus, Carole Mo'llan Marietta Rough, Mrs. Lyle Holley, Shirley Hashimoto, La Verne Du Fua. Last row: Charmaine Best Pat Arthur, Charlotte Lanham, Kathryn Cain, Rosemary Cahalan Monona Landeck. The social welfare workers of tomorrow might easily be some of the girls who are today learning to help others as members of theY-Teens club here at East. The aim of the members is to enlarge their circle of friends and to perform service to less fortunate girls than themselves. Among these services to others are parties and Christmas caroling at the State Home for Dependent Children. Guest speakers, pot luck dinners and hayrack rides comprise the social activities of theY-Teens club. It is a member organization of the Y. W. C. A. Any interested girl is eligible for membership. Left to right: Manetta Rouqh, Shirley Hashimo to, Mrs. Lyle Holley, !oan Clark Ellen Spath. Officers Sponsor ......... __ Mrs_ Lyle Holley President ...... Manetta Rough Vice-President Shirley Hashimoto Secretary Treasurer____ _ Pago 80 Joan Clark ____Ellen Spath �"'a clettet rkvil utili r,rr-cr;~nfi/,6/,_, lui el lai¥!6 reflood doul lo do good . .. ~tegulale you'I fi 'teJen { acliond lo l~e dlanda'tdi ofyou I ?oal. .. fun ~«fay l'nay chanF ~ul fio66ilililie6 fot Ilie ft,/,~Jte ~ ~ ��• �November 29, 1948 These school editors are g oing to make a preacher out o£ mel But many write in asking my opinion on the same runda- mentals which seem to be problems to youth s everywhere. It's great to know you are thinking so deeply and seriously, so i£ I can help a little, here goes: There is much hope and encouragement for the youth of today - if they plan well for the future. Of course, many discouraging things have been happening as you approach maturity. These very international problems should cause you to do some real thinking. ing will have a sound moral background. I hope such think- A clever devil will accomplish; but it takes a good soul to do good. As you look toward the future, hoping to guarantee security for the person you will be 1n the future, consider what kind of person you wish to be at that time. Have a goal, and a model. Regulate your present actions to the standards of your goal, and your model. Many of you are asking yourselves right now, "should I date steady?", "should I kiss?" ",should I do like the crowd does, regardless of consequences, just so I can be one of the crowd?" How will it affect the goal and the person you wish to be five years £rom now? Let that be the rule to go by. What's fun today may change your possibilities for the future. SC:rm Enclo&re ~ly, Blng Crosby ��cherubs reunite East's first Homecommg dance smce 1942 was highhghted with the crowning of Nancy Sue Orsborn as homecoming queen and with East's preceding triumph over North's football team. The sport dance was also a reumon for many alums. foot-ball • g1ven A novel theme was the Foot-ball presented by the Red and White Jacket pep clubs in their annual dance this fall. The decorations were appropriate even to Leon Diner's penaltycallmg on the dance floor. �Dec. 11 proved to be an exciting evening for many when the class of 1950 presented their Junior Prom, "The Fantasy." Girls were resplendent in Christmas-colored formals. The htghhght of the evening was the processional of the Junior Prom Queen candidates and the crowning of the Queen, Babette Baldwin. ���k G1rl n1oy Do c 9 u ') I rf fl./ ·s 1.,,. I �a~JJeJn/bly highlights Pictured a1 the nght. our head boy, head girl and student coun· cil take their oath of office. Shown above are three of the D. U. Promenaders doing a burgomaster. The Howdy day assembly always provides plenty of fun. In the pictures at the left, a few of - - -- 1 the sophomores are shown performing. Page 8 �Angels, do you remember these? The "inside" of a football uniform. An East grad turns cowboy. C. U. sends us a show. Miss Elizabeth Sparhawk, dean of girls, wins a prize leading a band! The Drama club has a burglar. These fellows from D. U. get a kick out of square dancing. �Highlights of this talent show were from Manual, West, South and North. From Manual came a "Night and Day" solo; from West, the "Harmonettes"; from North, the "Teen Tone Trio"; and from South, the "Earl of Magic." Such was the '49 Angelus :xssembly, one looked forward to every year by the students of East. / �angels Two speaking events of predominant importance at East high school this year included the Wolcott sight reading contest and the forensic meet. The Annual Wolcott stght reading contest for girls, now in its seventieth year, was won this year by Nancy Ann Miller. The finahsts included: LoUise Brennan, Nancy Ann Miller, Betty Kaupp, Ruth Sumners, Phyllis Taylor, Janice Peterson and Marie Grimes. For the first time in the history of East, the Debate club, a National Forensic League chapter, sponsored on interschool speech conference. Participants included both public and parochial schools. Regis high school won the first place cup, with East capturing second place. �speak Shofroth and Woodbury are the two main speech contests at East high. The former was established by the acceptance of a bond from the Honorable John H. Shofroth. In the 26 contests since then, East high representatives have won 21. Marilee Norling and Dick McLean were the winners this year in the city-wide compehtion. The prize is a book of the winners' choice. Wendell Hatfield received a medal for taking first place in the annual Woodbury oratorical contest with his "Protest Against Sentence of Death." Founded in 1872 by R. W. Woodbury, the contest was continued by his son after his death in 1903. ���( 0 I ,,, ' ,, \11 If<( It \1/ t ) fo : f o ( o of t o 't t 1 ' 11 football IPJI~Ifj EAST 6 EAST 6 EAST 6. EAST 6. EAST 6 EAST 6 EAST 6 EAST 5. EAST 26 EAST 34 EAST 6 EAST 2: EAST 13 EAST 7 EAST 13 EAST 13 EAST 20 EAST 7 South 0 Manual 0 .West 0 North 0 South 0 Manua! 0 West 0 North I STANDINGS team EAST South North West Manual w 47 35 21 17 0 I 13 27 31 48 Boulder 6 Longmont 0 South 14 Manual 26 .West 6 North 0 South 0 Manual 6 West 7 North 6 STANDINGS pet. .979 729 438 .354 .000 team South EAST Manual North West w 6 6 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 0 pet. 813 .750 .313 .313 313 gymnastics HIGH SCHOOL MEET STANDINGS Novice Standings EAS'!' Bould • North Ft. Morgan 3181 .3, 7 2 573 980 Advanced Standings EAST North ,739 os, (only teams competing) Left to right: Wally Pearson, B1llie Carper, Brad Battey Mel Talpers, Charlo'te Evans. • • Jtl:tnl-Fntn!f EAST 29 EAST 67 EAST 56 EAST 36'12 South 55 Manuall7 West 22 North 47~2 CITY MEET RESULTS team pts. South North EAST West Manual 74 44 35 21 13 EAST vs. South .... EAST vs. Manual EAST vs. West .. EAST vs. North EAST vs. South .... EAST vs. Manual EAST vs. West ..... EAST vs. North ... . April 16 April 20 .April 23 .April 26 May 4 May 7 .May 10 ............. May 14 ,. ,, ',, ~ �~ . )l - /'~~~···.1 0~ ~ ( team Manual North Wesl South EAST Boulder 35 Groeley 35 South 49 Manual 47 West 36 North 46 Colo. Sprgs. 30 South 39 Manual 44 West 35 North 41 STANDINGS w 7 5 5 3 0 1 pet. 1 875 625 .625 .375 .000 3 3 5 8 } golf EAST 3 EAST 4 EAST 3 EAST 2 South Manual 0 West 1 N rth .l STANDINGS team w EAST West North South Manual 1.2 pet. 9 9 g . 4 7 7 7 15 .750 .561 .561 563 063 t t i~J tlinff April 12 April 14 April 19 April 23 April 26 April 30 May 5 May 6 ... May 14 \1 ~J ;;.~ - Left to right: Meunsse Helm, Nanc-y Clemons Sol Hai.pern, Norma Jean N1elsen EAST 44, South 80 EAST vs. Manua1 EAST vs. West D. U. relays EAST vs. North C. U. relays ..... City preliminanes City finals ....... State championship . (•\ t • track .. /_!tft frr~k~l~rrll EAST 25 EAST 27 EAST 38 EAST 35 EAST 33 EAST 45. EAST 34 EAST 34 EAS7 27 EAST 28 EAST 39 ,., ~ {1)7 )r· EAST 24 EAST 27 EAST 22 EAST 16 IG Manu~! 13 West orth 22 26 CITY MEET STANDINGS team points North South EAST West Manual 56 38 35 23 16 ~ ~,· Jl -~ •. ~ ���Above. left to right: Doug Kidd back; Tom 0 Hanlon, center· Wyman Guthrie, back, Dave Fletcher, bac-k· Jim Skinner back; Gene Shirley, back; Chuck Mollin back; Bill Horton, back, ;ack Swigert, guard, Gaynor Miller, guard, captam; Dick Malros, end· Don Linger, tackle; Bert Melcher, tack!(!; Don Des Combes, back; Elliot Reingold tackle. Below, top, left to right: Pat Panek, coach; Leon :::>tner, coac-h. Above. bottom. left to right: Greg Browning, coach; Chuck McGlone, coach. Below. left to right: Bud f1srer. end, Leonard Carter, end; Tom HickMan end, Tom Lovett, guard; Tom Lindquist, tackle; Dan Vetcsk, guard; K1rk Hinderlider. back, Harry Taggart, center Russ Walters, guard· Jac-k Waggoner, tackle, Rob Orchard, bac-k; Jim Fox, back; N. Bryce Zarlt, gua•d, hm Dikeou, back; Bob von der Lippe, manager. �First row. left to right: Leon Dmer coach, Fred Witzel!, Vern Averch. Keeter Humble, Rob Orc-hard Bob Goldman, Stan Kllppi, Bert Leslie, Fmerson Player. Second row: Bob Sader, Kirk Hinderhder, Joel Kuhlman i!:lm Lindquis'. G1loert Balreson. Bob Joyce, Lowell Shavlik Tom Hickman, J. Schnitker, Roy Rogers, ::>an Vetesk seconds produce victory Leon Diner completed his second year as Jumor coach with another championship team. In the two years Mr. Diner has been coaching the ~uniors, his teams have not lost a game and have hed but one. From this season's champions should come a varsity contingent that will bring the "Yale Trophy" back to East. ---------------------------------------------------- Chuck McGlone, :n his first year as sophomore coach, developed the boys who will brmg glory to East htgh school. The soph gndders fmished second in league standings. These newcomers to East have shown the caliber of football that will put our teams on top for the next two years. First row. left to right: Deane Writer manager Ed Barry Fntz Huber Don Young, Phil Plutt, Ronnie Zier, Ed Hunter Bob Rarick. Chuck Froese, Hamlet Crocker. Second row: Belvin W1lhams, Frank Morgan, !im Stailey, Jack Skinner, Bob Sawyer, John Siple, Ed Weidenhamer, Jerry McGuire, John Archibold manager Third row: Chuck McGlone. coach, ':'om Carey, ::>on Larkin, Ray Erb Ray Marks. Lewis House Dtck Frye !erry Moore, Ray Weaver, Bob Martm Warren Pickford. �First row, left to riqht: Hub1e Weinshienk, I !2· Bob Hockworth, 112; Leroy Haynes 103: Jack Bredhngor, 90. Second row: Bob Sawyer, 154; Don Thomson, 133, Tom Parks, 138; Duane Lankford, .20; Warner Newcomb, 127, Stuart Ohlsen, 112; Bill Lyster. 138 Third row: D one Writer, mgr., Don Lmqer, 185; Dave Fletcher, 175; Tom 0 Hanlon, 138 John Kosman, 154; !)on Larking, ~eavy; Leo Coulter, 138; Lowell Shav k heavy. grapplers perfor111 well The Seraphs wound up in th1rd place in the City wrestling tournament with three All-city men: Stuart Ohlsen, Tom O'Hanlon and Warner Newcomb. These three, with Don Thomson, Don Linger, Dave Fletcher and Lowell Shavlik, entered the State meet where they were unable to place. The Angels were handicapped when John Kosman, undefeated in any prev10us match, was forced to enter the City tournament under the handicap of being ill. He was unable to give the support that would have put the mat men on top. The team had a season's record of seven wins, two losses and one tie in ten matches. Counter·clockwise: ';he teai'l· Their coach, Kenneth Julsrud; A mistake. H~b1e's on the bottom; R1d 'Ern Newcomb; Bottoms up? ��Coach 811l We:mar made h1s debut as Seraph basketball coach under very d1fficult circumstances. He faced a Job of moldmg a team out of entirely green candidates. Not a single man who turned out for the squad had any varsity experience. The season was equally as difficult. The Angels won only a smgle contest. They lost the maiority of their games by not more than a handful of points. The ~ack of expenence proved to be too much of a handicap in the close contests. The lone victory proved to be the golden one. The East quintet edged out a three-pointer from the Colorado Springs Terrors who won second place in the State high school tournament. The squad included, top picture. right to left: Coach Bill Weimar, ::lick Rankin, Bud F1sher, AI Miller, Dick Webb, Ray Marks, Sonny Mor an, Mike Kelley and Stan Klippe. Bottom picture. left to right: Paul Wisdom, Don DesCombes, Tom Hickman, Ray DeMoulin, Chuck Mollin, Don Griof, Art Woodbume, Coach Pat Panek and Bob Von der Lippe. manager. �Coach Bill Lamson produced a sophomore basketball squad that wiil give East the basketball stars of the next two years. The squad took but one decision in a schedule that saw no 1ess than six one-point ball games. ~he team inc!u-:ied, front row. left to riqht: Gerry Marco·o Warren P1ckford, Bob Wilson !ames Grant, Bob Weob and Kay Ne11 son, manager Second row: S•an Johnson, Ed Staggs, Dick Frye. Ed Barry, Phil Plutt, Jim Day, Ronnie Shavlik Jerry McGuire and Coach Bil. Lamson. Coach Pat Panek gave the Red and White its only championship team. The seconds had a season record of nine wms and three defeats and a league standmg of a tie for the first place. These same boys will put East in the State finals next year. They are, left to riqht: Coach Panek, Paul Wisdom, Bob Wilder, Keith Knapp, Tom Hickman, Kirk Hinderlider, AI Miller, Art Maloway, Emerson Player, Ray Marks, Fred Whitsell. Mike Kelley ond BU: Danielson. ��winter sports At the s1gn of the first snowflake, Angel winter sport enthusiasts can be seen waxing up the1r skis . . . sharpening their skates and pluggmg in their sunlamps. At this time, the SkEast club held time tnals for the East racing team. On Feb. 19 and 20, the team placed second at Steamboat Springs in the State Prep Ski championships, with the East boys taking a surprising second in the JUmping P.VAnl, ~ -- -=-- - --.· ~ ~- After defeating North and South mdiv1dually, the SkEast team went on to win at the first Denver Interscholastic High School Ski championships at Berthoud Pass on April 3. Another championship was claimed by Hubie Weinshienk and Bob Emrick. They upset the practiced contestants from Steamboat to capture first place in the traditional ski-jorring relay although thAy had never skHorred before. • . The C1•y ski champs Dud Pence, Bob Potter, Bob Emrick. Buster Lewis, Charlotte Trego. Joey Dixon, Jean C!ow, Bev Hamer and Joan Marshall. 2. Denver h1gh school championship boys' and girls' trophies. 3. Invigoratmg winter scenery: 4. East Racer zooms down at 40 mph. 5. Schussing some of ze wonderful powder at Aspen. 6. That !:xke is surely hard 7. Strictly for the birds �Front row. left to right: R. Speier, }. Wmdsor, J. Marshal., F. Wtlse.l, ':'. Carey, J. Skinner, B. Horton, B. De Moulin }. Keyes, D Webb, B. Ftsher, C. Mollm, L. Dmtick, K. Cornforth, R. Snyder, D. Des Coml::es, T. Hie man, J. Swigert, L. Shavlik. Second row, left to right: J Riddle B. Herres. V. Slaughter, R. Wymore, A Lorie, D. Ackerman, J. Hillyer, D. H ckok, M. Gtbson, C. Band, S Pluss. B. Shotkm, R. Freidman, J Dikeou, R. Markham E. Younq, J. Stailey, J, Montague, C. Lyons, D. Young, L. Robertson E. Dumbler, ]. Gorsuch, J. Jones G. Larson, J, Kay, H Crocker, J Kersch D. Reed, C. Robinson, D. Razee, L. Carter, B. Gardner Third row, left to right: J, Siple, S Kinney, B. Manion, W. Prager, K. Knapp, E. Staggs, B. Zimmerman, R. Simon, S. Johnston, B. Clark, L. Haynes, B. Wilmore, J. Wallace, R. Taylor. ::> Dickson, A. Edwards A. Cudworth, 0. West, R. Zior, E. Gauss. Back row, left to right: D. Frye, E. Scott, E. Barry, H. Stamper, E. Ketchum B. Spencer, R ;ohnson, C. Freese, R Hahn, F. Pillsbury, B. Razec, R. Schaefer, B. Snow, A. Fine, L. Htll, T. Small, T. Bradley, G. Stone, T. Sears, R Orchard, B. Rarick, M. Kelley, D Larkin, H. Choate, P. Apel. tracksters triu111ph With only one dual meet under their belts as the Angelus deadline approaches, the East high defending State champions appear to be among the top teams in the City prep league. Although South's defending City champions defeated the Seraphs in the only meet to date, Coach Lamson's charges are counted on heavily to come through in the major meets this spring. W1th lettermen back in mrmy of the events, the Angels appear strong in the sprints with Brad Allen heading the list of speedsters. Dick Webb and Tom Hickmrm are back on the high rmd low hurdles. Bill Horton, Lloyd Dimick rmd Joe Keyes will run the middle distances. Turning to the field events, we have Don Des Combes and Francis Pillsbury doing heavy duty on the weights rmd discus. On the jumps, Bud Fisher, rm All-stater, will be doing his turn at the h1gh jump along with Hickman rmd Chuck Mallin. Ray Snyder will be back at the broad Jump, as will Keyes, Herb Weiser and Ronnie Wymore. �Opposite paqe. left to riqht: Let's hove i l • Up 'n over. • .. two ... three ... four." • Go!ng up. Clockwise: Heave her, Dooc! • Clear the deck; here comes Charlie. • They're off. • It's a b!rd. • Show us how, chomp. �tankers prove worth Although falling below the championship caliber of previous years. this year's Seraph tank team finished a respectable third in City competition, behmd great South and North teams. In all due respect to the Rebels, 1t must be said that they had a high caliber group of champions who broke several records during the year, and who always made an excellent showing in competition. The Angels were well-represented on the All-city team, with three of Coach McGlone's charges receiving the honors: Allan Lake, Jack Patten and Braxton Ross. Front row. left to riqht: Coach Me Glone, John Archibald mgr., bck Patten, Bob Belmar, Dale Htnman, Ronny Z1er Doug Covington, Eddie Weldenhammer. Second row: Allan Lake, Don Bontley, Bob Ferguson, John Brown, Bruco Patteo. Bill Holmes, Albert lsb II, Braxton Ross. Missing from plc1uro: Dick Ballinger, Tom Hinman Bob Scholl. ?!f7~tJla:jf4 4/wetP ,6lul/ C,v ked as a competitive sport for many years, gymnastics has fmally come into its own, with the gymnasts now bemg able to earn letters in competition with other schools. Letter requirements are that a boy place third or better in a meet. There are two meets that the Angels entered this year: the A. A. U., April2, in Denver, and the State meet in Boulder. Apnl 9. r Front row. left to riqht: Henry Petors. B,ll Shull, D1ck Snyder, hm Wtedman, Btl, Holmes Ted Stander. Da:e Bush, Howard Houts Bob Htggtns. Second row: Jack Bennett Jack Homer, Tom Blair, Jock Derby, Gene Bridges, Wayne Humble, Stanley Swann, Ruskin Savlg Pat Nugent Last row: Bob Orchard, AI Metzler, Leon :.Offen. M1ss lng from picture: Stuart 01· sen, Duane lnnkford. �Left to right: Coach Lamson, Stan Femqold. Huqh Hearn, John Shad~ock. lrwm Hoff man Harry Walker, John Lauck, manager, Ray Powel,, Nick Swq I B n Oxnard. Brax ton Ross. Breaking all previous records, this year's Angel net team won all but one of 48 matches to cop its nineteenth Denver League championship. Coach Willis Lamson's charges smashed all opponents and captured every one of the eight All-city berths. With the State championship battle still to come as the Angelus goes to press. the Seraph swingers are top-heavy favorites to emerge victorious. Netmen winning their monograms include: Stan Feingold, Hugh Hearn, Irwin Hoffman. Ben Oxnard, Ray Powell, Braxton Ross. John Shaddock, Nick Siegel, Bob Snow and Harry Walker. Front row. left to right: Pau. M1ller, Mahlon Ambrose Alan Herrington, J. D. Bell Second row: ! Taylor, Jerry M11ler, Clarence Peltz, D1ck Cool: Joe Ka1•z. Coach Lamson. divot diggers victorious Paced by co-captains Jerry Miller and Clarence Peltz, this year's golf team captured the Denver Prep league championship after a year's lapse. With the Colorado High School Golf tourney still to be played at press hme, the Angels, under the able instruction of Coach WilliE Lamson, are rated very high and are expected to carry off State honors. Divot diggers who have earned their letters include: Mahlon Ambrose, }. D. Bell, Dick Cook, Alan Herrington, Joe Kaitz, Jerry Miller, Paul Miller, Clarence Peltz and Joel Taylor. �Front row. left to right: Harry Taggart, Kirk Hindorlider, Bruce Belcher. Harold Slusser, Lester Pedicord, Stan Klippi. Second row. left to right: Gaynor Miller, Sonnie Moran, Fred Epstein, Jack Llggitl, Erney Morgenegq, Harry Meyers. Tom Fluqsted, Ray Marks. baseballers. prepare for victory Coach Chuck McGlone has become a new pioneer in h1gh school baseball by introducing the farm system into the Denver Prep league. All of the boys who turn out for baseball at East are assigned to one of the farm teams. Each boy is given a chance to show his wares not )ust for one week but for the entire season. If he has what it takes, he will make the number one team, the varsity. This will make the competition tougher and will thus cause the boys on the varsity to work all the harder because there will be more than one person that will be able to take his place. Chuck McGlone deserves every bit of credit for his ingenuity. The Seraphs have yet to play their first game as we go to press. At this time, coach McGlone and his assistants, coaches Diner and Browning, are undecided on their startmg team. The squad will probably include big Jack Liggitt, a regular back from last season's squad, behind the plate. Erme Morganegg will be handling the initial sack with Harry Meyers at second and Stan Klipp! at short stop to complete the double play combination. Fiery Harold Slusser will be handling the hot corner, third base. Fred Epstein, the power behind the bat for the last two seasons, will agam be roaming the outfield along with Les Pedicord, another letterman, who was switched from third base. Harry Taqgart will handle the third spot to complete the outer gardens. The pitching staff will be headed by Sonnie Moran, an All-city selection of last season. Footballer, Gaynor Miller, will be handling the relief work with the help of Bruce Belcher and Jim Chambers. �Clockwise: Sonnle demonstrates that winning form. • Some of the sluggers pick their bats. • Llgg1tt goes after that • Buntmg wins ball qam J up there somewh re ��a ?teal 6o«'tce of' enJ~nlenl. . . lku ~ ~w !J'Walfionucea . . . ,~ a~lfindin? youi ftlace_, doin!/ y;u~t r ~~ • ��• �p .A UL WHITEMAN'S WALKING HORSE FARM ROSEMONT. N. J. n-.- ' • ~!ovember 1, 1948 - • Mr. Shelcon Alpert, Ec i tor:, "The Angelus", Eaet Hit:h School, Denver Colo. Deur Ur. Alpert: May I at the outset express my appreciation at being invited to contribute to the school yearbook. It is ~ great source of enjoyment to me to look back to ny days in Denver c.nd no oa.tter l:here I travel, I always have a r.arm apot for that city. May I also congratulate you on your campaign to bring to tho students of East High u yearbook that ;·.ill outline some of the problems that v:ill face grad ua. tes no\'1 t l'r..t their high school activities are behind them. No doubt you and your classmates hc.ve frequently heard :,•our teachers stress the fact thc.t school days are days of preparation and unless this preparation has been conplete, ou f&ce a ~orld ill-equipped to contribute to ttle solution of its problems. Also, you probably have been informed tlu:.t your best work cun be done only under happy circumstcr.ces; your selection of a cnreer therefore should be made with this ir. view. If you are happy in your position in life, you can make the best contribution to the hapr.iness of others. There is no Great punacea for the ills now facing all of us. The ol<.< fashioned adage of puttine your s toulder to the wheel is an l~ericaniSJl that has proven true since the days of 1776. In brief then, mi£;ht l suggest that findine your place, doing J·our jo and remembering your fellow-man is as true today a:.; it ever l':as. To vou end your classmu.tes, to al.l students of Each High School, my cont;rc.tulG.tions and best .,. ishes for a future where all of us may as::.;ist in makinb democracy attain nel', heights. Faithfully T &LBIPHONII: LAMB WIRTVJ:LLII: 818-~-2 �WENDELL HATfiELD Prestdent EVELYN PACKARD Vice-President AGNES NELSON Secretary class of '49 It is now but a short time until a class of 746 future c1tizens will be graduated from East high. Th1s class has spent three years in work and study and now is about to be graduated into a world of competition and uncertainty. When the majority of the class came to East as sophomores, they were greeted by a new prmcipal, Louis H. Braun. Together the pnnc1pal and the students became acquainted with the school, each other and their educational and social surroundings. The new class celebrated 1ts arnval through a get-acquainted party in the boys' gym, presided over by Francis Pillsbury, sophomore class president. When juniors, the class elected, as their leader, Florence Northcutt. Mark Gibson brought honor to the class by winning the Woodbury medal. On the gridiron, the junior football squad completed its season undefeated and untied. At the Junior Prom, Nancy Sue Orsborn reigned as Queen. On Red and White day, a group of aggressive juniors tugged to victory over the seniors in the customary junior-senior tug-o-war. The following year, the class assumed its leadership. The semors chose Wendell Hatfield as president, who proved his oratorical ability in copping the annual Woodbury medal. The class sponsored such events as the Senior barn dance, the Senior class play and the Senior Prom. The high school days of the senior class are drawing to a close. Many will continue their education at a college of their choice. Others will enter the world of business and industry, while some will be serving Uncle Sam. KAY WHITE:LEY Treasurer MISS ELIZABETH CRAVEN Sponsor EUGENE SCHAEFER Sponsor �ABRAHAMSON, Astronomy; buq; ROTC I• FRANK Shutter· ADAMS, ;ANET LORIS Spothght, asst. <!dltor; Ser'f s. ; W Jck't; Del'qt assam v-pres.; Football queen attendant; jr. prom comm · W. jck't dance comm.; Pnnctpal's adv•· sory counctl; Assembly comm · Ski ALLISON YVONNE B• ble research; Scholasti\: award winner. ALPERT, SHELDON An· gelus, editor, head pho· IO<Jrapher; Principal's ad v.sory comrn.; Xmas pag· eant; Ski; '49: Jr. tug-owar team; Sr. assembly cornm · ROTC, pubhc re· lations officer; Sch. qold key wmner ANDERSON, MARGIE Ser'f s.; W. jck't.; '49; Ski; Jr. prom comm.: Sr. barn dance comm. ANDERSON, PAT Jr. prom. comm.; Sr. prom. comm.; Sr. born dance; Kampus; Del'gt. assem AVERY, PAUL GERALD B1ble research, v-pres AXCELL. DIANE Sq dance; Karnpus; Jr. prom. comm.; '49; W. jck't.; S: prom. comm ADELSTEIN STANFORD Concert crch.; Concert band, Deba•e; Nat I For· enslcs, sec. : I.R .. v pres.; All-city orch., Sr. class day comm. ALLEN, BRADLEY Pre law; R. )ck't; H,.y; D club; Congress; Sq. dane· mg: Stud'! c'nc1l; Track; Woodbury finalist; Xmao pag'nt; Adv. band. ANDERSON, ARLENE: Sk1; '49; Sr barn dance comm.; Jr. prom comm • Kampus. ANDERSON, BR'.Ct: D. Angelus, photo coordma tor: ROTC, capt.; Science talent search, honorable ment10n. ANDERSON, RITA JO AZLEIN, MARGARET Sen pt. ARNOLD, MARY JANE'49; W. jck't; Ser'f s.; R. & W. day skit; concert orch.: All-city orch. BAGGETT, TOMMIE '4'l; Sr. class day comm; Sr lunch'n. ALLEN, ERNIE Sq. dance. Ski; Art; ANDERSON, DOLORES Pre·medtcs; Kampus; '43; Drama; Sr. play comm ARTHUR, PAT-W. jck't; Selec. girl glee; Rifle, v· pres.; G1rls' rille team; Y-teons; Naturalist; All school show. BAILEY, roE �BANKS, WALTER I. R · All school show· Del qt. BARRY, L. EARL BATE, RICHARD- A cap pella. BATE ROBERT pella. BAUGHMAN, LOUIE BELCHER BRUCE BENT:.EY, DONALD Sw1mmmg; D club. BESS, CHARMAINE Sr. barn dance comm: Sr. prom comm; Y-teen· 4 '49. BISCHOFBERGER, JIM BITMAN, CHARLENE Art; Class song c:omm.; Spothght· 49; drama. BLACK, WILLIAM C-R. JCk't.; '49; R. & \'1. day floot. BULEY, ALMEDA W. jck't.; Skt; Juntor prom comm. BLISS, ARTHUR G - A capp.; Madrtqal chou; Quartet; All sch'l show; Naturahst BANTA KARtA JU 'E R 'lSBOm & W. day c:omm; '49; Jr. prom romm · Sr play BA'ITEY BRAD Spot· light; Pre·med1cs, pres., Congross; Cheerleader; :ntor-club c'ncil; Ski; Sq. dance; '49; Jr. prom. comm.; Sr bam dance comrr.111 e, Homecommg dance comm. BEST, CHARLES WHIT· MAN Av.ahon, '49. A cap public ty. BLAKE JACK - Skt BOARDMAN, MARGIE BLANCHARD, BARBARA ANN '49; Junior class sec; sk Jr. P.rom. comm., R. & W jck t dance comm: sq dance, R. & W day slu• c:omm BODANESS, LARRY V s. ed. asst., St:~ge crew. �BOLT, ROSS M BOlTZ, ·o~ BONNEY, ROGER BOVEE, sporl. VAL G ria BOWERS, NELSON D club; Track: !. R.; ROTC, lt. . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BOWMAN, DONA Jr. prom comm · Spotlight; A'l schOC'~ show, Kern pus BRADY ELISE Art· Kam· pus; Angelus, art ed1tor; 49. BRENNAN, HELEN LOUISE Ser'f s.: Sq. dane ; Drama: Sr. prom. comm. BRESTER, BETIY BRADY, KIRK Debate ~ pres.; I. R. sec; Drane, trees , Scr pt BRAMER, JANNIENE Kampus; '49; Courtesy comm. BREWER, MARILYN EL· LEN Aviation; French: Sr. courtesy comm.: Debate. BRIDWELL, ANITA Spamsh; Jr. prom. comm; Sr. class play comm; Ser'f s.; concert band; Ser'f swing comm . BREINING, W AL-ER Spantsh; Spanish !l'edal. BRISACK, PHYLLIS . ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . BRITAIN, BONNIE BROMAN, RON Eucl1d; Bowling, pres: Jr. prom. comm.; A capp., Madr!· gal, lnterdub-c'ncll Sk1; Xmas pag ant. BROOKS, RICHARD AL· LAN Long r-lunch c'mm. BRYANS, RICHARD W H. R -40; Del'gt. assem B U C H E R, D U A N E GEORGE - Delegate as sem.; Deb to sec. ; ROTC �BURPEE, JOAN GAIL '49; Class day c-omm BUSH, ROBERT RAY Glee club. CANADAY, SYLVIA '49. CARLSON, MARILYN Jumor. prom. cornm.; Sr. prom comm ; '49; Kerr· pus . CARPENTER, DOROTHY W. jck't.; '49; ROTC, hon. capt.; Sr class picnic, Kampus. . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CARPER, MARGIE '49; Jr. prom comm.; Sr prom comm. CARROLL, CLAIRE I. R.; '49; Sr. bam dance com· mittoe; Selected glee; Delegate assembly CARTY, DOLORES Ser'f s.; W. Jck't· Spotlight; Sr. prom cornm.; '49; Del'qt. assem CHAMBERS, JOAN - W. Jck't; Sor'f s.; '49; Kam· pus: Jr. prom comm.; Sr. prom comm . CHARLES, R I C H A R D JAMES. Ski; Model rail· road. CHENEY. HELEN-Ser'f s. CHAFIN, BENITA JOAN A capp.; W. jck't.; '49; Xmas pa'l nt; sr. assam· bhes; De.'qt. assam. CAST, RICHARD A CHILD~ NORMA LYN -\,;ness, pres EVE CHOATE, HAROLD JAYEuclid; Woodbury: !mal· 1st; ROTC, capt.; 49; Ski. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. CHORD, JANET- Del'qt. asscm.; Jr. prom comm.; W. jck't; R. & W. day skit; Sr. prom comm.; '49. CHRISTIANSON, CONNIE -ROTC, hon. sgt. CHURCH, ARLENE Art; Bulletm board comm. CLARK, JACK CLARK, WILLIAM-I. R., board member; AviatiOn; Spotlight; Jr. prom com· m1ttee; I. R. dance com· mittae; ROTC, dnll team. �Cl.A YTON NAN - S r'f s. : W. JCI: t; May qu en attendant; R. & W. doy skit; Jr. prom comm, S r'f swing; W. jck't dane ; Spotbght; '49. CLEMONS, NA 'CY W. JCk't; Delegat assam., trees.; Ski, tr as.; Cheerleader; Kampus; '49; Jr. prom comm; R. & W. day skit; Sr. prom comm.; R. 6. W. tck't dane comm. CLIFFORD DANIEL clid.; Band; Orch. Eu- CLOW, JEAN W. lck't; Angelus; I. R., board; Xmas pageant; Skt; '49; Jr. prom comm.; R. 6. W. day comm.; I. R. dance, chairman; Sr. class day comm.; R. & W. jacket dance comm . CLOW, MICK . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C L 0 WE R, CATHERINE MAUREEN '49. COLEMAN, WIWA ..1 E. Bond; Sk ; Sq. dance. COBB, BARBARA GAYLE '49; Class day comm.; Kampus; Selected gtrls gle : Squar dancing. COOK, KENNY-A copp., Madnqol; Music; Shutterbugs; All school show; Boys' quart l!e . COHEN, FRANCES CAR49. OLYN COHN, DONNA FELICESer'f s.; '49; Skt; Art; Sr. art comm. COOPER, BUD Ht·y; '49; Arbor day comm. COOK, ALICE Stu COLDREN. JOAN dent c'nci1; D'l'gt. ass'm ; Spotbght, asst. edttor; Jr. prom queen attendant; May queen attendant; Skt; Ser'f s, v-pres.; W. )ck't; Class rmg comm COOPER, WILLA MAE '49. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . CORNFORTH, KEITH-Ht y; Delegate asserr.bly· Track; '49. CORK. DOLORES- Bowling: '49; Sports; Sr. prom comm. COSAND, BETTY JEAN W. jacket; Jr. prom com mitteo; R. 6. W jacket donee commtttoe; '49. COTTON, FRANCES MA· RIE-Deleqate assembly; Jr. prom comm.; Sr. class day comm.; Ski: Kam· pus; '49; R. & W. day commtttee. COULTER, WILSON Wrestling; Track. �COVINGTON, DOUGLASS Swimming; D club; Delegat assom.: R. & W day float committ e . COX, BILLY team ROTC, drill CRANSTON, CHARLES Advancod band; Ad vanced orch stra: Ski. CRAWFORD, MARY CAR· OL Grrls' rifle; '49; Arbor day commttlee. CREWS ARLENE VIRGINIA Wh.t Jackets; Bowhng. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . CROCKER, NORMA Sr. prom committee, '49. CROSS, CHARLES G. Xmas pageant; Woodbury alternate CUDWORTH, ARTHUR Delegate assam .• irack CUMMINS, PATRICK PHILLIP DAHL, BONNIE Concert orchestra, '49, Class day committee. .. DAIS, HELEN Astronomy; '49; R. &. W. day skit committ e. DELAURO, JOHN E.-Sr. barn dance committe ; H1-y DANIEL, MARY ANN Spothght; W. jck't: D'l'gt assembly; '49· Jr. prom comm.: Sr. prom comm. : Jr. & Sr. R. & W, day skit; W. jck t assem.; R. & W. Jck't dane comm.; Skt. DEUAASTRO. IRENE. DANIELSON, DORIS AR LENE W. Jck't; Jr. prom comm.; '49; Sk1; Somer barn dance committee. DAVIS, GERALD Jumor usher; Soc1al room attendant; Naturalist; Premed c. DAVIS ROSEMARY Scnpt, trees.; '49; Scr1p1 book. DEMOULI.', RAY H. H1 y; 49; Sen or prom com m!ttee; Basketball; D club. DERMODY. ED !. JR. Art, treasurer; Shutterbug: Sch'l'st1c art aw'rd. DETTMERS, BARBARA 49. �/ DICKEY, WALLY DIXON JOEY W Jck't· Spotl~ght; Skt; '49· Dr.:J· rna; ,r. prom comm.; Sr. barn dane comm ; R & W. jacket dance comrr DOCK, STA"l DODERO, MYRLA DOERING, RICHARD Scnpt, pres.; R. Jacket; Scnpt book, edttor; Spotlight; R.&W. day comm.; :nter-club council; Jr. rod cross council, chairman, All-ctty junior red cross representa!lve . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . . .... . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . . ..... .. . . . .. . ... . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . DOMENICO, ANTHONY Euchdian; I R DRURY, DOROTHY ELAINE A cappella; '49; Semor class ptcn!c comm.; Christmas pageant; Art, sec.; ROTC, honorary ofllcer. DONNER. Small D DELORES DUNSTAN, SHEILA IRENE W. jck't; Ski; Jr. prom comm.: Sr. barn dance commtttee; Homecoming queen attendant; Del'gt. ossem.; R. & W. jacket dance comm., '49; Senior prom committee. DORNBERG, JOHN ROBT. Debate, prestdent; I. R.; '49; Semor class pic· n1c commttt e; Script. DOUGLAS, MARTHA Dolagate assembly; Kampus; Jumor prom commit· tee, '49. DURBIN, PETER Prelaw; Eucltd•an; Ski; '49; Class day committee; Jr. usher; Delegate asscm· bly; Social room assh:t· ant; Laboratory assist'nt EAST, JEANNE '49; Senior prom committee· Kampus. DOWNING, CHARLES Hi-y. EBAUGH. NANCY - Stu dent counctl; Delegate assembly; Junior class treas.: W. jacket, sec.; A cappella; '49; Ski; Jr. prom comm.: Howdy day committee; R & W. day committee. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . ...... ....... . . . . . . .. .. .. . . ... .. .. . . ...... . . . . . . ..... . .. .. .. . .. .... ... . EDLER, HENRY Track, All-city, All-state; D club, president; Pre-law; Red jacket; Ht-y· '49. EDGAR, MARILYN '49. EISENSTAT, BERNIE J, Shutterbug, pros.; '49; Sr. class gtft commlltoo; An· golus; Spothght; Bowl· ing; Inter-club council; Senior prom committee. ELLIOTT E L I Z A B E T H ELAINE - '49; Glee. EMERY, BETTY LOU Kampus; '49; Concert or chestra. �EMRICK ROBERT C. R. Jacket; Conqress; Ski, secretary; Red & Wh1to day skit; Sonier barn dance committee; '49; Christmas pageant ENDICOTT, PEGGY ANN '49; Senior p1cnic committee; Selected glee EPSTEI"l, FRED ball, D club. Base- ERICKSON, SHIRLEY Bible research, prestdent, Symphony orchestra. ERTEL, SHIRLEY - Ser· aph ststers; '49; Art com· m1ttee. ..... . ........... . ..... . ...................... . .. . .......................... . ........ . .. ESCUE, ANITA E. Bible research. Rifle; EWER, PAT-Seraph sisters; White jackets; Student council; Delegate assembly; Pnncipal's advisory council; Assembly committee; May queen attendant; Spotlight. edi· tor-in-chief ESSINGTON, BOB FABIANO, CORA MAY Seraph SISters; Deleg-:xte assembly; Semor ring committee. EVANS. :HARLOTTL Sport ; Small D; Square dance; W. jck't; Ser'f s.; All school show; Angelus; '49; Sr. barn dance committee; Sor"f swmg; Cheerleader; Play fesl!· val; Jr. prom. comm.; I. R. dance committee. FAIR, LOU NELL JUNEA cappella. EVANS, HELEN JO- W. jackets, '48, A cappella; Chnstmas pag'nt; Class p•cmc committee. FARRIS, B. KEITH EVERLY, DOROTHY Kampus; '49; Sr. prom. FARTHING, JOYCE- W. jackets; Sr. barn dance committee; Junior prom committee; Ski; R. & W. day skit; Kampus; '49. . . .. ................................................................................... FAY, DAVID Art. FERGUSON, MARY -- Jr. prom committee: Delegate assembly; Kampus; '49; Senior prom commit· tee. FIEDELMAN, ROSLYN Spotlight; '49; Senior assembly committee. FIELD, LILLIAN - Wh1te jackets; Glee; All school show. FINK, NORMA JEAN White jackets; '49; Class day committee; Drama. �FIORI, WILMA '49. Kompu ; FISHER, SALLY Senior class ploy commilt S mor prom FITZSIMMONS, PAT Kompus; '49, Drama. Senior born donee committ e. FLETCHER, DAVID E. Football; Wrestling; H -y; HI·R-40; D club. v pres.; Spotlight; D I gate as· sembly : Red and White day skit; Tug o war . FLEMING, HELEN KAY '49; Art; Sk., Senior prom commit! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . FORD, MARVIN FORTH, JIM FOW:..FR, HARRIET JEAN FOX, JAMES H1-y; Football. D club; FRAZIER, JOAN Jumor prom committe ; Semor born dance committee FRIEDENTHAL, :ACK H. Spotlight: Euclidian; Naturalist; Soc1ol room attendant. FRIEDMAN, A. FRED, JR. Spotlight Horr.ecom!nq dance comm•ttee; Play festival; Ski; '49; Semor ):-rom committe . FROST, MIRIAM Whu JOCkets; Jumor prom committee; Class day committee: Concert orchestra; Kampus. FOX, PATSY Square dance· Aviahon; Ski: 49; Delegate assembly; Office; Gl e: Semor prom committe . FRYE, ROBERT H ad boy; Pre-law, '49; Congress; R d jackets; Sen· lor picmc committee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ... . FUGATE, JAMES R.-R. jackets· Naturalist. GALLEY, BETH GALLO GLORIA GARDNER, ROBERT C D club: Sk•: '49. G ARRETT, JOAN Seraph sisters: While jackets; '49; Junior prom committee: Red and Wh:te day sk1t committee; Closs day committ �GARRIGAN, PAT IR. GASS. ALAN GOLIN Angelus, head photographer, asst. ed1 tor; I. R • sec.; Student c'ncil; Euclid.; Sr. picnic comm.; Sc1ence talent award; Assem. comm.; '49; JunIOr usher; Semor play. GIBSON, MARK '47 Woodb'ry winner; ROTC. capt.; Christmas pag'nt; Delegate assembly; Elk's scholarship wmner: Nahonal urban I e a g u e award; I. R ; Debate. GAY, MARILYN PHYLLIS Seraph sisters; Whit~ Jackets; '49; Glee; Kampus; Arbor day comm. GERTZ. SYLVIA MAE Senior prom comm1tteo: Junior prom committee; Red and White day sk1t. GLETT. DONNA '49; Sr. bam dance comm.; Sid GOLDHAMMER, MARVIN GONZALES, LUCINDA Library ass:stant. GORDON, ROSE ANNE GIEHM, HELEN I. R.; Senior prom comm11t~e; '49; Delegate assembly; Spotlight. GILKISON, PHYLLISS Seraph sisters; White Jackets; Angelus; Jun1or prom committee; '49; Ski. GILMORE. DIANE- Whtte Jck't; Ser'f s.; A capp.; Madrigal; '49; Sr. barn dance comm.; Xmas pag. eant; Sq. dancmg; All school show; Ser'f swmg comm.; R & W. jacket dance. GOLDMAN. ELEANOR Seraph s1sters; Wh1te Jackets; Spotlight; Anqelus; Scnpt; Script book business maanger; '49; Class sonq committee; Jumor prom committee; Drama GOLDMAN, MORRIS Bowling, secretary. GOLDSTEIN, MAX band. Adv ................................... . ......... . . . ...... . ....... . . .... . ... GORSUCH. JACK - Red jck't; Conqress; '49; Sq. dancing; Del'gt assem., v-pres.; Jr. prom comm.; Sr. class day comm.; H. & W. day sk1t; Principal's advisory council; Sug· gestion box committee. GOTO, BEN GRAHAM, JANE- Seraph s1sters; '49; Kampus: Sk1; Junior prom committee; Santor prom committee; Juntor red cross council: Red & Wh1te day skit. GRANT. JANIE - Wl>tle jackets; Seraph s1slers; '49; Junior prom committee; Senior barn dance committee. GRAVES, HENRY R. '49; Senior barn dance committee. �GRAY MARGARET MAY Rifle, pres.; R1fle team· Swimmmg; Hon. athletic-· lnt r-<:lub counc-11 . GREENBLATT, JUDY GREENE, CHARLOTTE GREENHALGE HOWARD DONALD GRIEF, DON D club. Basketball· . .... . .. . . . ... . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. . . . GRIGGS, DUDLEY R. Denv r Post, student ed.; Del'gt assem.; Pre-law; Euclid., v·pres. ; Con· qr ss, pari.; R. jck't; Ski; Ski team; Swrmming; Woodbury fmahst; Shal· roth contest: Amer. Logion panel; Amer. Loqlon c111zen. award; Jr. esco;t; Xmas pageant. HAKANSON, BILL- Ski; '49; Red & White day float committee GUNDERSON, JAMES P Sk. HAMMOND L. BARBARA - '49; Arbor day com· mittee; Jumor Red and White day sktt; Kampus . G~rls' HAGAMAN C. LYLE HAHN, ELEANOR RAE Spotbght, asst. ad.; S r· aph sisters; W. Jackets; All school show; Senior prom committee; Junior prom comm1ttoe; Senior class day committee; Ski, '49. HANCOCK JACKIE '49; Astronomy. HANNA, BETTY HARLAN, BOB GUNTHER, GLADYS gl e . Ski. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HARMAN, ELAINE -Con· cert band; M a r c h i n g band; Somor barn dance committee; '49. HARRIS, DENNIS L. ROTC, captatn. HARRIS, ROBERT W. Euclidian; Junior usher; Engineers; Model rail· road, v-pres.; ROTC, rna· jor Debate. HARSCH, JOHN R. '49; Track; ROTC lieutenant. HART, JAMES WILLIAM JR. - '49; Senior prom committee; Adv. band; Enqmeers. �HATFIELD WENDELL Sensor c::1ss, president; Woodbury wmner; Pre· Jaw; R d Jackets '4J, pres d nt Bond HEDDEN AINE MARION ::.OR HERRES, MARGARET Delegate assem.; While jack't; Sensor barn dance comm1ttee; Square dan:: ng; '49. HIESTAND. JOAN LOUISE -Wh1te Jackets; Ser· aph ststers. '49; Square dancmg; Sen or barn dance comm1ttee: White J~cket dance committee. HAYS BEVERLY HEARN HOSEY HUGH Tenms AU c1ty. HEDMAN, BAR B A R A JEANNE Girls' Jlee; AU school show; '49; Red 6 Whit day comm1't e. HElD, PETER R. Concert band. HERRICK, DAVE Red jackets, treasurer; Sk.; Red 6 Whit day skit. HERSCH, MILDRED- Dra· ma; Jumor prom comm1t tee. HIGHLAND, SHIRLEY -Drama· I. R : '49; A cappelJa; Christmas pag· eant; Delegate assem ; Class q11t committee. HILL, BEVERLY '49; Santor prom com:ruttee. W HEATH, BARBARA jack ts; Astronomy, s .: retary; Sk1; Aviat on; Jr. prom committee Wh te acket dance comm ttec; Sensor class day p en c committee; '49 HECKER, CATHERINE BEVERLY Wh te Jack eta, Gle ; Square dane nq. HELLERSTEIN, ADRIENNE Kampus; Red and White day sktt; '49 "lass day committee. HENDRICKS. DIXIE- '49 Kampus; Glee, Sento barn dance comm1ttee; Class day comm ttee. HETTINGER, SHffiLEY Red & White day s 1t· Kampus; '49: Sensor Red 6 White day committee. HEYWOOD, F R A N CES ROBERT A White JOCk· ets; '49. HILL, RUTH ANN£. Jun· 10r prom comm1ttee; JunIor Red & White day commttlee; Senior class q1ft committee; Scnpt; HOFFMAN CHARLINE Seraph sisters; Wh1te Jackets; Spothqht; Sensor class plcmc committee· G1rls' sport club; G rls rUle. 49; I. R. �HOFFMAN, JACOB IRWIN D club; Tennis, All-<:~ty : Euclid tan; Stud nt tutor. HOLCOMB, EVELYN JEAN HOLLING DARECE 49; Seraph sisters; While jackets; Delegate assam.; Senior ass mbly; Jumor prom committe . HOLM SALLY Seraph SISters; Wh le JOCk Is; Kompus, v-pres.; Spot· hqht; '49; Juntor prom commtttoe; Santor born dance comm., Homecoit' mq dance commlltee. HOWARD, GEORGINE Hon. ROTC. capt.; Ser l s.; W. Jck't; Sq. donee; HORNER, JACK HI R <10, pres.; Inter·dub council, V·pres.; Delcqoto assam. HUMPHREYS, DIANNE HOUSEHOLTER, NAIDA '49. HYNDMAN, JO ANN W Jack Is; Jr. prom comm; Semor prom donee COil'· mlltee; Kompus. Sk1: Jr. prom comm.; R. & W. JCk t donee comm.; Sor'l swing donee corr mlttee; S nior proM committee; '49. HUEBNER, JOAN Guls' qlee; Spanish; Kompus; '49; Senior ussom. comm.t•ee IACOPONELLI, DOROTHY ANN IMBER, RICHARD BowlIng ; Boys' nile; ROTC, It. HOLMQUIST, ADELINE Girls nile. HUMBLE, RAY R. Jck't, Pre-law sec.; Spotlight, asst. sports ed.; Student counc.l; Sr. prom comm.; Jr. prom comm.; R. 6. W day comm : Homccom.ng dance chatrmon. ISMERT, ELIZABETH Seraph sisters; White jackets; Spothqht. '49; Semor prom committee. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JARRELL, JOYCE PAULINE White lockets; '49; Pre-medtc; Natural- Ist: Delegate assembly; Semor assembly comm JENKINS, BILL vanced bond. Ad JESSUP, MARYLYN Pre· medic; '49; Gala' glee; Delegot assam.; Closs nnq comm.; Junior prom comm.; Senior prom com mlttee: R. 6. W. day committee. JOHNSON, ELAINE R. Seraph SISters; White Jackets; Spanish, pres.; Inter-club counctl; Dele· gate assembly; '49; Kampus; Junior prom comm.; Senior born dance commille : Small D. JOLLY, ALAN �JUDKINS, RICHARD Mus1c; A cappella. KAITZ, JOE E. Juntor usher; Golf team; N:ztur ahst; Euchdian, ROTC; D club KALL, MARILYN Scr1pt; Drama, C!Jss day corr.mlttee, '4'3. KASMAN ;OHN tl nQ, D club. Wr s KASMAN NORMA teens Ar y ....................... . ............................................................... KAUPP, ELIZABETH H Pre-mod.c, trens.; Seraph s1st rs; Wh1te jackets. KENEHAN, TOM Concort band: Symphony orchestra. KELLMAN, ROBERT 4~· Sk1; Shutterbug· Pepsi cola scholarship comm.: Sr. play courtesy comm KAY ;AMES G. KENITZ, LORAINE KEYES, SHIRLEY jackets, '4'3. Wh1te KEYS, JACK Track; 49: Senior assembly corr.mtttee. KENDALL, BARBARA White Jackots; Kampus 49; Honorary ROTC; Sr prom committee; Jr. prom commltt KIRBY, CLARK Jumor usher: B a n d; D a n c e band; Euclidian; Soc1al room attendant . . . . .... .. . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. KIRKPATRICK, ELAINE KITTLEMAN, LAURENCE ROY, JR. Astronom1.. VIsual Clld operator. KOR"' MARCIA J<UWANO, MAUREEt: Seraph s., sec., Script, pres.; Debate: Mus1c; Art; '49; Scnpt book, asso. ed.; Jr. prom commlttco; R. & W day skit; Class day comm. ; Interclub counc1l; R. & W. day float committee. LAFF, TOBA 49; Whit£' Jackets; Assembly committee. �LAGRANGF LAVONNF Stud nt counc1l; S ror:h s ; W ck t tr as. 49. D leqate ass m Jr prom ~'Omm.; Pep ass m. corr m11t e; Class day comm.; Post student ed1tor LANE. NORMA S ra~ h Sisters; White jackets, Kampus Square dane · Jumor prom comm.: R d 6 Wh1te day skit; '49 Angelus; Del g".lt os s mbly LEUZE. MARY ALICE '49, Band. UFSHUTZ, DENA - Seraph SISters; Whit JOCk ets 49; Drama; Senior prom commit! e; Spot !ght. LAHN, ON LANHAM, CHARLO'!'TE '49 Naturahst, Y teen, Semor class day comm1• I LEVENHAGEN, MARY LOU-Concert orchestra; All city orchestra. LIGGITI, JOHN R Ht-R40; troas.; D club; Base ball: Jumor usher; JunIor honor roll; Semor class rmg committee; Concert orchestra, En semble. :.AKE, AL:.AN D cl•1b; Sw1mm nq All c1•y; AI, state; Delcqate assem. : C::IsanOV'I k r. J, :.ARSON, OLE D club; Pre-law, Pre-med1c: Sk1. Sq. dance; Astronomy; '49; Anqelus photographer; Spothqht; Jumor F-rom comm11t e; R. 6 W. day skit. LEVY, BOB ROTC. Euclidian; LINGER DON A. Ht-y, pres ; H -R 40; Footbal:, All-clly. LANDECK, MARJORIF Y I£ en '49 LANDES, JACQUELYN JEAN '49 Y-teen, \ pres., SGu ue dancing. LARSON, SALLY ANNF '49, Senior assert'. COl!' mittec: Astronomy; Naturahst; Glee. LEVY, JACQUELINE Junior LISTON, ELLEN prom comm1ttco; Kampus; Semor class day comm ttee; '49. LAWTON, DAVID LEYDEN, LEANNA LOUISE '49; Jumor prom comm.; Skl; Senior prom comm.: Kampus; Doleqate assembly. LIVINGSTON, MARILYN Delegate ass mbly: Junior prom commttto ; Kampus; '4"· Sr. prorr comm ttee �LOILER, MILDRED K 1m f<US. LOVE'IT, CHARLENE '49; I. R · Semor barn danco committee. MAC DOUGALL, BILL MAPES, NANCY ELLEN Script, v-pres.; '49; R. 6 W. day skit; Junior prom comm.; Seraph s1stors· Music; Senior class day comm.; Spanish; Seraph sw!nq courtesy comm. LONG, GRETCHEN Drama, '49; Semor p!cn!c committee. LONG, HOWARD- Staq . LOVE'IT, TOM D club; Football; Spotltqht, Red jackets; I. R.; Advanced band; Ski LUDWICK, MILDRED JOY Kampus; Junior prom comm.tteo; Senior prom committee MAIRES, RICHARD LEW IS - Football; D club· Ski; Hi-y; '49; Red 6 White day committee Sk• team. MANER, JIM usher: Track MARCOVE, STAN kctbal!. '49. Bas Jumor MARSHALL JOAN Ski; Ski team; I. R., treas.; White jackets, Seraph sisters; '49 LORENZ, RALPH captam. ROTC LULL, JEAN LEE ,r.us; '49, Art. Kam MANSFIELD, RICHARD' 49; Mus•c; Square danemg. MARTIN. GEORGIA Spotlight. LOVE, BEVERLY honorary officer. ROTC, LYLE, BOB MANZANARES, OLGA Kampus. MARTIN, JANET White )ackets; Chnstmas paqeant; Skl; '49; Jr prom comm.; Sr. barn dance comm.; R. 6 W. Jacket dane comm., Wolcott cont slant; Drama; Kampus �MARTIN, MARY LEE MASLIN, HERBERT- JunIor escort. MAUL, SHIRLEY Whu jackets, Delegate assem. · Ski; Kampus; '49; Santor barn dance comm.; Red & White dance comm.; White jacket assom. committee; Red & White day skit . MAYER, STANLEY McARTHUR, ED '49; Red cS While day float committee. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . McAULAY, MARY ANNSemor barn dance committee; Square dancing· Kampus '49. McENIRY, SUSAN ural! st. No!· McCABE, R. E. - Ht-R-40; Delegate assembly. McCLINTOCK DIANE ALICE '49; Angelus; Senior bam dance cotr· mtttee; I. R. McFERRAN, JEAN ANNE Seraph ststers; White Jackals; Sr. prom comm.; Pepsi • cola scholarship comm.; Red & White day skit; Seraph sisters tea chairman; White Jacket dance committee. McKAY, JOAN W. ,ck't; Delegate assam.; Pnnct· pal's adviSory c'nctl; '49; Kampus, sec., Sr. bam dance comm.; W. )ck't assem.; R. & W. jacket dance comm.· R. & W. day skit; Jr. prom comm. McCORMICK, SHIRLEY Selected qtrls' qlee. McKINZIE, ANN McDOWELL, MARGARET '49; Arbor day com mutee. McKENRY, TRUE - Skt; '49; Selected gtrls' glee; White jackets; S nior prom committee. .. .. . . .. . . ... . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . McMILLIN, SUE Seraph s.; Angelus; Delegate as· s m.; W. jck't; Chnstmas paq'nt; Class day comm.; All school show; '49; Art; Square dance; Jr. prom committee; Red & White day sktt. McNALLY HENRY MELCHER, ALBERT G. Football; D club; Spot· hqht, sports ed.; Pre-Jaw· Hi-y. sqt.-at-arms; Skt· Red jackets; '49; Jumor usher; Red cS White day committee. MERRILL CONNIE- Ser· aph sisters; Astronomy, pres.. sec.; Concert orchestra; Inter-<:lub coun· cil; '49; Senior class doy commtttoe. MEYER, CHUCK 40. Ht·R· �MEYERS, MARILYN MIN DEL - Deloqate assam : Junior prom committee: Semor barn dance com· mlltoe; '49; Red & Whit day skit MILLER. GAYNOR Baseball: Football, All-c1ty; Ht-y, sgt.-at-arms; H1·R· 40, sgt.-at-arms; R )ock et, v-pres.; D club; Dele· gate assem., pres.; Ski. MILLER, GERAW W. Golf, capt.; Junior prom commit! o: Senior prom committee; Class q1ft committee; D club. MILLER, JOYCE-Seraph slsers; Santor prom com· milt o; Semor assembly committee. MILLER, MICKY Student council; Red jackets; '49; Santor assembly comm.; Howdy day committee: Sweetheart dance comm.; Junior prom comm.; Stu· dent council, trees ; All school show . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . . .... .. . . . .. . . .. .... .. .. . . . . .... .. . . . MILLER, NANCY ANN Seraph s1sters; Drama, vpres.; I. R., pari.; Sq. dance; Wolcott wmner; Ski: '49; Sr. play ticket comm. cho1rman; As· tronomy. MONTGOMERY, JANET Junior prom committe Senior class ring commit teo; Senior prom comn !I· teo: '49. MINTZ, MITZI Art; '49 Art committee, chairman· Rod & While day skit. MOORE. BE'ITY LOU Selected glee; All school show. MITCHELL JO ANN '49; J<ampus; I. R.; All school show: Semor barn dance committee; Junior prom committee; Red 6 While day comm1ttee. MOORE, JEAN White Jackets; '49; Junior prom committee. Kampus; Red & Wh1te day committee; Red 6. White jock'! dane comm1ttee . MOFFATT, JAMES B. Congr'ss, v-pres; Euchd.; '49; Square dance; Dol'!· gate assembly; Ski; Sk1 team; Woodbury hnolist, All school show; Sopho more & JUmor R. & W. day sk1t; Junior usher. MOORE, NANCY MOLLIN, CHARLES F. D club; Ht·Y: Football; Ski. MOORE, WANDA JUNEA cappella: '49; Semor prom committee; Jumor prom committee . . . . .... .. .. . . .... .. .... .. . . . . . . .. .. ... .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . MORAN, EDWARD - D club; HI·R-40; Baseball, All-city; Basketball. MORRIS JOHN R. Avlo· bon: V1sual education assistant; ROTC, It MOSTELLER, JOYCE B1 ble research, pres.: Spot· light, news ed.; Seraph SISters: '49; Class day committee; Delegate as· sembly. MULLIGAN, FELICIA '49: Red & White sklt; Junior prom committee. MURPHY, ANNE- While jackets; Seraph sisters; Astronomy, soc , troas.; Senior assembly corrumt· tee: '49. �MURPHY BETIY MYERS, HARRY H.-R-40; Baseball; D club. NADLER, CLAIRE NAIMAN, TED NELSON, AGNES C. Senior class, sec., Sen•or barn dane comm.; '49, s c.; Senior prom romm.; R d & White day comm.; Junior prom comm ........................... . ........ . .......................... . ........................ NELSON, ALVIN lteul :nant ROTC, NOAKES, JANET 49; Jumor Red & White day skit; Sentor Red & White day committee; Junior prom comm11tee. EWCOMB, WARNER W. H -R-40· D club Wr s I' n . NOEL, BETIY NEWELL, MARY GRACE '49; Semor barn dance comm.; "laturahsl; G1rls' ql NORGREN, BETTY LOU Seraph s:sters; W. jack ets; G1rls' glee; Jumor prom committee; Seraph sisters; Seraphs dance commit! e: All school show. NIELSEN, NORMA JEAN Ch erleader; D !eqate assembly; Kampus NORLING, MARILEE S raph stators; W. jack ets; Shofroth wmner: Chnstmas paQeanl; A cappolla; Ski; '49; Ora rna: All school show, Junior prom committee S ntor class day comm . NIEMINEN, MARY ANN W. jck't; Del'qt assom ; A capp.; I. R.; Spanish, sec., 49: Jr. prom comm · Soph. class rtnq comm ; ROTC, hon. ofhcer; Sr class pcr.1c comm , Play festival; All schoo: show; Sq. dane · I. R dane comm ; R & W Jacke• dance comm. NORTHCUTT, FLORENCE H ad qirl: Jumor class pr s.; Soph class treas.; Del'gt assem., sec. : Ser aph s., pr s · W. jck 't; Inter-club councll; Allcity council; Ski; '49. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . ... . .. . . NORTZ ROSEMARY -'4 . NOWROSTEH, RAY OAKES, PEGGY - Jumor prom committee; Arbor day comm1ttee' Kampus; '49. O'CANNA, ROSALIE Seraph slst'rs; '49; Whit jackets; Kampus; Y-teen, pres.; French; SpaniSh, Red & Whit jack't dance committe ; Seraph swing committee. OEHLMANN, GRETCHEN VA N HORN - Skt; Senlor prom committee; Spot hqht; G.rls' sport; G1rls' rifle. �OERTELL, CHARLES Art; '49; Semor prom committee; Angels guld ~?ver winner OWFN, BARBARA PARKER, JOANNE- Allctty symphony orchestra; Junior symphony; Advanced orchestra· Band PELLS, BETTY LEE '49; Senior class picnic commtltoe; Drama; Bowlmg. OHLSON C. LE NART O'LEARY, CLIVE Advanced band ensemble PACKARD, EVELYN - Sr. class, vice-pres.; '49, vpres.; Seraph siSters; W. jackets; Inter-club coun ctl; Doleqate assembly, Ski· Junior prom commit teo· Senior commlltee. PALMER, NORMA JunIor prom commtttoo; Sentor prom comm.; Kampus: Delegate assembly. PATTEN, JACK-D club; Hi-y; Sw.mmmg, All-city, s•'Ite· '49. PAYNE, DUANE M. Sontor class picnic commlltee, chairman. PELTZ, CLARENCE Golf; Rod jackets, pros.; Pep assembly comm.; Interclub council, troas.; Congress; Pepsi-cola scholarship comm.; D club; Sr. ptcnic; Band. PENCE, ENOCH M. '49; Red & Wh!to day skit; D club; Football; Ski. '49; OTEY, JOAN E. Santor barn dance corrmtttoe; Jumor prom committee; All school show. PALMER PAT dancing. Squ,:xro PEDICORD, CORRINE PENN, GWENDOLYN '49; Kampus. ORSBORN, NANCY SUE '49; I. R. Snow ball queen; Doleqate assembly; Jumor prom que n; Senior prom committee; Homecomtnq queen. PAPILION, TENA - '49; Senior class dCiy commit tee. PEDICORD, LESTER D. Baseball; D club. PENNY, NORMA-Whtte jackets; Spotbght; '49; Ski ; Script, treas.; Script book; Class song committee. �PERKINS, JACK '49, R d & Wh1te day sk1t. PETERS, EDITH Deleq'te ass rn.; Saph. planmng comm.; )r. class, v-pr s.; Jr. prom qu n ott nd.; May que n ott nd.; Stu· dent council, corres. sec.; W. Jck't, v-pr a.: Ser'f s.; '49; Ski; Long r lunch comrn.; )r. pram comm.; W. jck't dance, chr.; R d & White day committe • PETERSON, DICK PILLSBURY, FRANCIS Saph. class, pres.; Stu d nt counc1l; Pro law, pres. ; Del'gt ass m.; In ter-club council, pr s. · H-y; R. jck"t; Jr. usher, Woodbury fmahst; Track. POBRISLO, JANICE Jun· lor prom que n att nd· ant; Homecommg qu n ott ndant; )umor prom commit! ; Wh1t jack ts: R d & Wh1te day Senior sk1t· Angelus, '49 PFARR, DOLORES Gtrls gle . PHELPS, HERSCHEL R Pr ·law; A copp ; I. R , pr a. R. jck't; Pr m d1c; Ski; '49; Class qtft comrr., chr.; R. & W day ski!; lnt r-club councll; D l'qt ass m , pres.; Sq. dane Engineers, pr s. . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . ... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . .. . . ... . . . ... . .. PICKERING, SHIRLEY Seraph a st rs; '49; White jack ts; D leqat assem bly; Jumor prom commit· te POTTER, BOB D leQahl assembly; Sk1. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • POWELL, RAYMOND R. D club; "I onrus, co-capt.; MUSIC; All-c11y band; All· city orchestra; D leqat assembly: Cone rt band; Concert arch stra . • OUIAT, CAROLE A cappella; Seraph sisters; Angelus; Junior prom comrnltteo; Senior bam dance bid cover: '49, S nlor art commllt e. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • RABSON, WILLIAM HOWARD '49; Senior class play C"ommltt e; Eu· chd1an. PRESLER. WILMA - Red day, )umor skit; '49. & Whit • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • RAHM, KENNETH ORVEL • • • POLLARD, THOMAS Deleqat assembly; H1-R 40: Ski POST, JOAN Whit Jackets, Y t ns; Sentc:-r class play C"ommltte , '49; Jumor prom commit t ; Natural st PRICE, SHIRLEY PRICHARD, THERESA • • • • • • • • • • * •••••••••••••••••••••• RAINS, MARY '49; Ad· vanced band; S nlbr bam dance commllt . REED, FRANCES Wh1te jack ts; '49: Junior pror;; committee, S n or cia s day committe . �REESE, E. CHAR:..ES aturallsts: 49; Red 6 Whtle day float com!" . REESE Gf~E REEVES ROBD!T ackots; '49. Red REILLY FRANCES fie, treasur r R REINGOLD, F:.LIOT G Football D lub .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . . .. . ... .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . RICKE'ITS, ARDELL S mor prom commtll ROBERTS, uraltst. 49 FRED - Nat RINEHART, ROBERT F ROBERTSON, MARY ELu:N Bowhnq RITCHIE, ALISO ~ G rls' nile; A vial on, Squar danclnq. RITCHIE, PAT RITZE, KENNA LOU ROBINSON SHEl:.A W. )ackots; Seraph ststers; Semor barn dane · Sk : Junior prom comm It '49 ............................................................. ...... .... . ... ...... ....... ROGERS BEVERLY Whtte )aci:ot•; All school show; '49; S mor class day commtllo . ROOS BILL N Dele qat assembly; Spot! qht; Senior assembly comm , '49: Homecom nq comr. ROLLINGS BETTY 'EA 49; Arbor day comm ttoo· Wh t Ja kets �I ROTHWELL, PATRICIACone rt orchestra: Seraph staters; Script; I. R.; Library asststant: Santor class day comm.; Script book; Marching band. ROUGH, MARIETIA Ser a~ h ststers; Y-t en, pres., White jackets; '49; Kampus, lnt r-club council, Red & White Jack't dance committe : Seraph swtnq commtttee. RUFF, WILLIAM '49; Semor class ploy commtl tee; Track. RUSS, BEATRICE A. ROTC, honorary ofhcer; Play feshvol, Jr. prom bid committee; Kampus RYAN, PATRICIA ANN Seraph sisters; Whtte Jackets; Select d girls' glee; All school show; '49· Spothqht; Jr. prom commtttee; Semor prom committee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RYLAND, EDWIN Stage crew SATHER, LAURA SerRYMER, PATSY aph sisters; White jack· ets; Ski; '49; Junior prom committee; Concert or· chestra· Christmas pag. eant Skt; All school show SCHAUER, ELAINE C. Jumor prom committee; Square dancing; Kam pus; Arbor day; Red & White day commtltee. SABA BRIAND SALIMAN, JEAN SCHELERT, BETIY SCHLEGEL, PAUL SANDVIG, FRANK Track; D club. SCHMERMAN, MARILYN - Delegate assam.; '49; Sonier bam dance commlttee. . .. . . .. .. . . ... . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . SCHOENFELDER, PATRICIA RUTH - Seraph sis· tors; White jackets; '49; Kampus, treas.; Ski; Sentor prom comm., Junior prom committee: Red & Whtte day skit. SCHOONOVER, GINNYAngelus; Spot! ght; '49; Senior class song comm.; Homecoming dance committee. SCHRECK, DONNA MAY Serar,h SISters; A cappolio; 49; Senter class day committee; Kampus. SCHREPFERMAN, MERRI· LYN-White Jackets; '49; Junior prom comm.; Juntor Red & Whtte day comm.; Kampus, Scmor R d & Whlle day comm.; Whtte jack t dance commilt e; Ski. SCHWAN, ALAN �SCHWARTZ, ROTC, capt STAN SCOIT, MARY MAE '49: Kampus; Sen tor bam dance comm1ttee SEARS, TOM ................................................ SEVIER, JOAN Kampus; '49· Spotlight; Sr. prom comm.; Naturahst: Home· coming dance committee; Play festival, Junior prom committee. SHER, MARLENE BETTY Seraph s1sters; Art; '49· Senior art comrr.1tteo. SHAW PHYLLIS JEAN '49; Kampus; Sk1; G1rls' rifle SHIRLEY, B. EUGENE SHADDOCK, JOHN Student c'ncil; Tcnms, All· city; Xmas pag'nt, Prelaw: R. jck't: D club; '49; Sr. class day comm.; Del· egate assam.; R. & W. day; R. & W. Jck't dance comm11tee; Sk1; Pre-law, sec.; Jumor usher SICHLER, BOB Band, Orchestra: Ensemble. SECCOMBE ROLAND SETTLE, JOANNF hght. Spot· . .... . ............................. . SHEA, BARBARA Junior prom committe : Wh1te jackets; Kampus; Senior assembly committee; '49. SHEKELOFF, IRENE '49, Senior prom courtesy committee. SIGMAN, ALAN L.- Dele· gato assam.; Spothqht: '49; Junior prom committee; Senior barn dance committee: Homecomtn dance comm•ttee SINGLETON, JOHN In· tor-club c'nc1l; A coppella; Madnqal: All school show; Junior usher; Rod jackets Ski, pres.: Drama, pros.; Congress Del agate assembly; '49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. ... . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . SKINNER, JAMES H Pre·law, v·pres.; Hl-y, sec., treas.; Football; D club; Hi-R-40; R. jck't; Sq. dance: Ski; Jr. escort; '49; R. & W. day skit committee; ROTC, It. SKINNER, JOAN-Ltbrary ass1stant; Bowhnq SLUSSERbHAROLD B., JR. Base all: Christmas pageant. SMITH, DON It. col.; '49 ROTC, SMITH, JAMES �SMITH, MARILYN )untor prom commtlt e; Kam pus; P.- T. A. !ashton show; Senter prom com mitt c; '49. SMITH, PATRICIA D. Drama, Y teen. SMOLENSKE DONNA S r'l s.; A capp.; Madrl· gal; Art, pres.; Inter-club c'ncil; W. lck'l; '49; Sr barn dance comm.; Arbor day comm.; Class play comm., Commenc ment comm.; All school show; Junior prom committee. SNEESBY,CHARLOTTE Seraph stst rs; '49; Kernpus. SNODGRASS, EMMA MAE Shorthand c rll hcate; Ctvtl atr patrol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . SNODGRASS, JUDITH ANN Juntor prom com· mtttee; Senior prom com· mlttee; '49; Ski, Whit jackets; Seraph 11 sters, treas., Doleqat ass m. SNOOK, MAX SPENCER T. WILLIAM SPRI"lKLE BILL STATES, MARIAN Class rmg commllteo; '49; Jun· lor prom commttt e; All school show; Play f sUva!; Senior class day and lunch commtttee; Senior assembly. STEBBINS, PAULINE Seraph sisters; White )ac ets; '49; Sonier class day commtttc : Art, vpres · Skt; Square dancing. SNOW, ROBERT H.- Con· qr ss, pres.; '49; Red Jackets· Tcnnts; Track; D leqate assam ; Christmas paq'nt; )untor prom commit! ; Senior cia s day commttl SNYDER, JANIS RUTH '49; Senior class play commtttee; ROTC hen. capt.; Select. glee, Ploy f shvol; All school show; Deleqat ass mbly. SOBOL MARY ANN An· qelus.c. busin ss manaq r; 49; ::sentor ass m com· mtltee, chatrmon; Jun or prom commtltee; Red 6 Whit day skit. SPUTE, SHIRLEY LORRAINE '49; Jumor Rod 6 Whtle day sktt; Sonier prom committe . STAMM, NANCY - '49; S nlor class day commit I ; Girls' qle . STANDER, MARY ELIZA BETH S raph sisters Bible r 'rch social chr., Span sh v pres.; Nat~ rohst; Squar dandnq Skt; Senter barn dane commit: . STEINMANN, WALTER Congress; '49; Skl; Sentor prom commtttee. STICKLE, FLORA LEE Jumor prom commtltee; Red 6 White day commttte ; '49; Kampus. STOCKHAM, NORMA JEAN -- Whit jackets Junior prom commit! : Deleqate assembly; Senior courtesy comm.ttee '49; Small D. �STOCKMAR, JOAN Juntor prom committee, '49: Kampus; Class day com mlttec; Square dancing· Play f shval STONE, RAYMOND L Shutt rbugs, pr 11.; lnt r club council; Bowbnq; Spotllqh! STRAUSS, MARTIN De. eqa!e ass mbly. STRAUSS -1ELVIN G Arbor day comm tt harman . Euc dan, 4 SUCHEY DELORES ............................................... ..... ... ................................ SUMMERTON, JOAN Student council; Soph. class, soc.; D'l'qt asscm., Jr prom qu n all nd ; May queen attend.; W. tck't; Sor'f 11.; Jr. prom comm.; R. 6 W. day sk t romm.; Howdy day com mlttee; Soph. plann. cor. mlttee; Class day comm., SWANN, VIRGINIA '49, D I ate assembly; Jun· or prom committ : Kam pus, Semor prom comm t Slct; '49. t SWIGERT, JOHN - Foot· ball, All-ctty· Ht·Y: D club; Skt SYLVESTER, MARGARET S raph sisters; Kam· pus; '49; Selected glee; All school show; Scmor barn dane commltt e . SWARilWELDER, DELO Kampua; '49; SenRES tor class day committe , Art. TAGUE, BERKELEY lor usher , ROTC. SWARilWELDER PHYL LIS Karnp a; 49; Art: S n or c a s day comm t tee SWIERS PATRI lA A Selected ~ ria p 8 TAYLOR JOEr. ~ D cub n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . TAYLOR. RICHARD D Xmas paq'nt; R. tack I& sec.; A capp.; Madrigal, '49; Congress; Drama; Ski; Santor barn dance comm.; R 6 W. jack t dance comm : Del'gt us· sem.; Boys' soctal room attendant. TELLER, WILLIAM Ski. 49; THAEMERT ALENE Senior prom comm Selected q r 11 gee 4 THOMPSO 49; B be IDA ARTH R Art �TIMBLIN, JOAN Ad vanced band: Seraph st&· ters; '49; Senior barn dance c:ommlttee; Mus c; Squar dancmq. TYLER, RICHARD D. VICKERS, VIRGINIA Ski; '49; Kampus; Junior prom committee; Red & White day assem.; Senior bam dance commit· tee; Red & White locket dance c:ommlttee; Whlto jacket ass m.; W. jacket. WALLER, JACQUELIN TIPTON, MARY BETH Mustc, pres.; W jackets; Ser'f s.; Adv orch.; Drama; MuSic, treas. ; R. & W. day skit; P.-T.A. fashIon show; All school show; Senior born dance committee; '49; Honor roll; Mus1c club assam. VANAUSDALL, DIANAWhtle jackals; Music; soc.; '49; Sontor barn dance committe ; Solocted qirls' glee; I. R ; Ski; Square dancing. VOIGT, )ANrtE E.-I R ; '49; Class day comm1tteo. WALKER, HARRY - Eu did., pres.· D club; I. R.: R. Jck't; Pre-law; Jr. prom comm.; Sonier class day comm., chr.; T nms, All· etty; Band; '49; Inter-club council: Social room ott ndant. TREGO, CHARLOITE LE ONE-Stud'nt c'ncll. sec., W 1ck't; Sk1 team; Slct v-pres.; Sq. dance; May queen ott nd.; Jr. prom attend.; Shofroth, alt.; Xmas pag'nt; All school show; '49; Jr. prom com· mittee; Class day comm.; Closs rmq comm.; R. 6 W. 1ck't dance committee. VAN BUSKIRK MARILYN A. - Y-te n; '49; Semor class day committee. VON DER LIPPE, ROBERT Advanced orchestro; Football manager: Basketb'll manager; '49; Red & White day float committee; D club. WALSH, NORRIS TURNAGE LOREN Pre medtc; Shutt rbug, treasurer; ROTC; Concert or· chestr.:I. TURNER, DONNA Skt; Select qle ; Semor prorr commtt!eo: All school show; Mustc week. VAN DERBUR, GWEN Junior prom queen attendant; May queen at tendant; White jackets; SpotliQhl; '49, Senior Red & White day skit; Junior prom committee. VAWTER JANE Seraph s1sters, Wh1te jackets: Chnstmas poqeant; Skt; '49· I. R.; Santor prom commllt e; Square danctnq; Class day com mlttee; Jumor prom com mittee. VOPAT, GER&-49; Ski; Girls qloo; Sonlor prom committee : Small D. WARD, LAUR LYNN Delegate assembly; Ski, corres. sec.; Sq. dance; Ser'f s.; W. jck't; '49; Jr prom comm.; Senior prom comm.; R. & W. day skit comm.; R. & W. day float committee. WAGGENER, ANNE MAR· LYN-Anqelus, business mgr.; Seraph s., trees.; Astronomy, pres.; Avla· lion; '49; Inter-club coun• ctl; Sr. class ring comm.; Euchdtan. WASHBURN, SHIRLEYSenior barn dance committee, Art; Rifle; Y-teon. �WASHBURN, THOMAS C. Euchd1an I. R.; Physlaboratory .:~ss.stant. ICS WATSON, ANN '4"· Senior barn dance committee; Kampus; Jun llr prom committee WATI'S, CHARLES DAVID Pre-med1c, pr s ; Debat , pori.; Ass m. committee· Inter-club ccuncll; ROTC, capt WEBB. DICK Track, All-c!ly; Pre-Jaw; H1-y; Jumor prom commlltee, Basketball; Band, Or crestra; D club WEISER, HERBERT M. Spothqht· bus. mqr.: Basketball; Trock; Jr. usher· Hon'r roll; Sr. barn dance comm.; Homecom. dance comm.; Pepsi-cola schol arsh1p comm.; Sr. talent show; Delegate assam WEL:..S, JACQUELINE Delegate assembly; '49 Bl.blo research; Jumor prom committee; Semor prom committee; Red 6 Whit day comm ttee. WETI'ERGREN, MARI:..YN Senior prom comm1t· tee, Art. WHITE DOROTHY !acted qnls' glee. Se WATTERS, MARILYN Kampus, pres.; '49; In ter-club council, s c; Jr prom comm. · Senior barn dance commlltce; Drama; Square danctnq WATI'ON, TOM R. ROTC capt· '49; Junior prom comm1tte ; Son.or prom committee; Square danctnq; Sk ; Class play ticket committe WEBER LUANNF mad1c WEINSHIENK, HUBERT Spothqht, photographer Wrostlmq; Del'gt assam.; Shutterbug, pres.; Skt, sec ; Pro-med1c; Angelus; '49; R. 6 W. day skit; Howdy day skit; Class day comm.; Sr. asser!l. comm ; Xmo:Is pageant; Semor play, Ski team Pre· WENDT, JACK WHITELEY, KAY Ju:1 1or prom queen attend ant, May Day queen attendant; Delegate assem bly, Samor class, treas ; '49 treas.; Jun or From 'llmm.tteo. WEIR, LOIS JOANE- Delegate assem ; Spotl1ght; Jun or prom comm.; SenIOr prom comm ; Kampus; Red 6 Wh1te day comm.; Class day comm WEST, OWEN A cappella; Madrigal; Boys' quartet; Naturahst; Boytl social room attendant; Advanced band. WEST, !AMES WHITNEY, BIL:.. .ng Aviation. WATI'S, CATHERINE A cappella; Cone rt orchestra, All-c1ty Bowl WHITNEY, JANE R. Whtto Jackets; '49; Junior prom committee; Red 6 White day commttteo; Semor art comm.· Kampt.s. �WILKINS, ELIZABETH Seraph staters; Sr. bam dance; Drama, Kampus; '49. WILKINS JEANNE Seraph slst rs: Whtt Jackets; Sk1, tr as.; D leqat assembly; Red & Whit day, Junior skit committee: Junior prom commit· tee ; Semor bam dance committee: '49 . WILMORE. BILL Red jackets; Pro law, Euclid· ian; Naturahst; Junior usher. WINDSOR. JOHN WI 'KLE DEAt Jackets.· Red . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WINTER, MARGARET Ser'f s.; W. jck't; Del'qt assem.; Sr. ring comm., Jr. prom comm.: Sr. prom comm.; Class day comm.; Xmas pag'nt; Kampus Honor roll: Music award; All<lly orchestra, Con cert orchestra. WOODBURNE, Ht-R-40. ART WISE, LYNNE'ITE E. Girls' nile; Gtrls' nfl team; Bowltng; '49 WORMWOOD. SALLY Spothght; Delegate assombly: '49; Kampus; Drama; Senior assembly committee; Jumor prom committee. WOOD, SHIRLEE - Seraph staters; White jackIs; Kampus; Junior prom committee; White jacket dance committee; Rod & While day comm.; Seraph swing dance comm. WOLF MARY ANN WRENN. NANCY-.Soraph ststers; W. JCCkeis; '49; Ski; Junior prom comm.; Semor prom comm.; Red & White day comm.; Seraph swmg comm.; Red & Whtt jacket dance committee; Selec. girls' qlee . WRITER, DOROTHY W. jacket; Junior prom committee; Sr. barn dance commttl e; Del gate assembly; Spotlight; '49, Skt. WOODARD, MARY DALE Drama; Woolcott all ; '49; Class day commll'ee WRITER, RUSS Ht R 40 ... . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . ... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WYLIE, RODNEY Model ra,lroad; Music; Mustc club proqram; Drama; Drama club play; Adl vanced band. YOUNG TOM- '49; R d YAHVAH RUTH YOUNG EARL Art; ROTC. heut Skt; & White day float com mlltee; Advanced orches tra. ZARIT, N. BRYCE Stu· dent c'ndl: '49; D dub; R. jck't; Angelus, sports edttor; Sr. assem. comm.· Jr. tug-o-wer, capt : All sch'l show: Langer lunch comm.; Pop comm.: S nior play. �ZEHRUNG PATRICIA ANN '49; Senior prom committ e; A cappclla; Square dancm'J. ZEKMAN, LEONARD Ski. ZEIG, NORMA - Seraph sisters; Drama; Class rinq commlltee; Select d girls' glee: All scho'll show. ZIMMERSCHIED, LOIS ANN Jr. prom comm.; W. Jck't; Seraph sisters; l<ampus; Naturalists; Sr. prom comm.; Class day comm.; Seraph 11. dance comm. ; W. JU!:ket dance comm. .. . . .. .. . ... .. .... . . . . . . .. .. . . .... .. . . . . . . .... .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .. .. .... . . .. . . .... . .. . . . .. .. . Jn lltmoriam JA Y BROO KS DON PA RKER .. key to abbreviations By usmg ~orger pictures m the senior album section of the '49 Angelus, we hove been forced to abbreviate semor octivihes. Below 1s the list which we hove followed: A copp. Adv. band All-city orch. Alt. Arb. day comm Asst. . Attend. Bask'ball Bible res rch Bus. mgr. Chr. C'ncii . Com'ncement comm ... Corres. Del'gt. assam. Ed. . Eng"rs. Euclid. F'tball . Hon. . Inter-club c'ncll Jr. ush ... Jr. escort Jr. prom comm. Kampus Madrg'l MaJ A cappella Ao:lvanced ban :1 All-ctty orchestra Altnna•e Arbor day commtttee Assistant Attendant .. Basketbal~ Btble research club Business manager Ch01rman ...Counctl . Commencement committee Corresponding . Delegate assembly .. . Editor .. . .Engineers' club Euclidian club . .....Football .Honorary Inter-club council .Junior usher Junior escort .Junior prom commtttee .Kampus klub Madrigal choir Major Mgr. Mod rat rd ::>rch Perl. Pres. P :r.A fash'n show R'fl. team R JCk I ROTC R. & W. day comm. Sec. Sec.-trees.... Selec. gtrl glee Ser'f. s ... Sgt.-at-arms . . . Sq. dance . . . . Sr. bam dance comm Sr. lunch'n . . . Sr. picn'k ........ Sr. play comm. Sr. prom comm. Student c'ncil .. Vis. atd. V-pres. W.Jckt. Xmas pag'nt MJnaqer Mod rat.rca::! ui:Orches•ra Parhamentanan President P-T. A. fashton show Rifle team Red Jackets club R. 0. ';. C Red and Whtte day committee Secretary .Secretary-treasurer Selected girls' glee club Seraph sisters Sergeant at-arms Square dandng club Senior barn dance committee Sen or class day luncheon Senior class day picnic Senior class play committee .Senior prom committee Student council Visual aid Vice-president White Jackets club Christmas pageant Page 143 �Left to right: Sue Sargent, treasurer, Bruce LaFolle te, v1ce presiden•: Frances Kent, secretary; Wes M1ler. pres1dent, M1ss Regtna Des ardi'ls aPd Leon Dnor, sponsors class of 1950 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •• 0 •••••• 0 •• 0 ••••••• •••• 0 •••• 0 • • • • • • • • • • •• 0 • • • • • • • • • • • class of 1951 Left to right: John l..1attles, sponsor: Sue Bi•man. president· Manlyn Bc.~rn s. vico·presJdon•: Vonme Lister s cwtar')o: Dean Writer, treasurer: M1ss L rett:~ Miller, sponso:. �Achtenhagen, Elaine M. Bdl J.D. Blake, Velma Atkins, Barbara Bcnharr. Marilyn Adams, Jim Baines Martlu Adams, Martlyn Bakke, Kay Alfred, Barbara Ballmer, Susan Allender, Margie Banks, Norman Anderson, Marlys B !mer, Jean Claudette Benson Frances Bradley, Shirley Benton, Ellen Braukman, Ernie Bieri, George Brester, Dolores Binkley, Nancy Brooder Sally Bardwell, Pat B ork, Sally Argall, Sue Bartholic, Ruth Bush, Dale Blackwell, Anne Arnold, Jack Beidler, Dick Bryan Patty �Byron, Ruth Cox, Robert Dean, JaC"be Cain, Kathryn Coyle. Joseph Ched1sten, Toni Campbel!, Albert DeMoulin, Bill Craig, Betty Clark, JAannie Campbell, Carol ::>ePuy LeAnne Craig, Joyce Clark R1chard Cancday,Ben Dersham, Jeanne Crane, Laurelgay Claus, Barbara Canfield, Shirley Cooper, Robert Capps, ::>uane Dove, Ruth Crumpacker, Wanda Draper Mary Ann Curtis, Jerry Corkish Velma Carlson, Norma Cowardin, Barbara ::>ukes Peggy Day, Jim Dunning, Anne �Gauss, Edd1e Easley, Joyce Emrich, !..uC"tle Golden, Luctlle Gearhart, MarJorie Eberhart, Pat Errm, Joanne Greenberg Arnold Gibbs, LaOuencis Edgar, Gerald Eskanos. Robert Greenemeier, Norma Gilbert, Barbara Edie, Eleanor Evans, Lois Eha, Mary Lou Ferguson, Robert M. Eisenhand, Barbara Fitchett, Lee Emerson, Jean Garrison, Charlotte Emery, Deborah Garrison, Marty Guido, Donna G.llmore, Willis W. Haase, Nancy Giradot, Carolyn Haggard, Jacqueline Goalstone, Care Lee Haifley, Althea Goodstein, David Hale, Shulie �Hal: Bernita Henderson, Jack Hartman, Earlin Hamer, Beverly Hunter, Ed Hepperly Jan Hashimoto, Sh1rley Hammond, Beverly !skow, Joni Herscovllz, Maulyn Hastaday, Barbara Hanagan, Lois Jackson, Janet Hetherington, Donna Hays, Dick Hancock, Ruth Jennings, }una Belle Higgins. Janet Healy, Jacqueline Hankins Jan I Heller, Dena Hanson, June Jones, Darleen Hopley, Anne Josephson, Gilbert H111. Leslie Hendoo, Nancy Harvey, Sylva Hender, Bonnie Joyce, Nancy Hill Potty Joyce, Bob �La.1ck, John Kailus, Erica Long, S•an Kobel Betty Lovington, Bob Kaiser, Janet Korneman, Nancy MacLure, Barbara Lee. Francell Kaub, Diane Kreuzer, Mary Ann Kater, Suzanne Krueger, Dorothy Mandujano Rose Marie Levy, Mon!ta Dian Malowney, Art Lieber, Louise ;ulia Kelly, Nancy Martin, Betty Kurland, Beverly Ann Lindseth, Carolyn Kent Frances Martm, Joyce Lane, Patty Ketchum, Ellison Lamed Thomas Lloyd Shirley Martmg W1lma Loney, Tom Knott Kathryn Larkin Don Matsumoto, Mary �McAndries, Millicent McLaughlin Jerry McBride, Betty L. Miles, Gail McCartney, Eileen Miller, Joyce McComb, Charles Murphy, Dwight Olinger, Eugene Myer, Lyn Olmstead, Shirley Nelson, Pat Orchard, Rob Neer, Marlene Montague, Mary McCoy, Stephen Moore, Carol McCurdy, Marcia Grey Moore, Jerry McDonald, Mary Morgan, Frank McGarvey, Joan Morrison, Donna Pasco. Betty Newman, Nanc-y Joan Pearson, Wallace Nightingale, :::>uane Perry, Bomtce Nordlund, Nancy Personetl Barbara Nye, Barbara Peterson, Jamce �Peterson Betty Elaine Robinson, Bev£>rly Schomburg, ; ed Ranck, Bob Pn,IJipson, Willmette Rawhouser, Clone Pigott Suzanne Rob£>rlson, :.arry Schwalbe Cynthia Roy, Germame Scofield, Sally Reesor, Dottie Pmkney, Rodney Ru ... y Deawn S.evers, Alma Rennie, Mary Pospisil, Louise Reul. Thelma Pratt, Virginia Rexrode. Nancy Rae Pnnce. Shanna Rinehart Barbara Rankin, Dick Russ, Pat Skelton, Cynthia Shaefer, Robert Skinner, Sue Schmausser, Jean Slade, Florence Sdm1dt, Mary Roach, Patsy Smernolf, Allan �VanOrdstrand Carol Srrllh, Jackie West, Wanda Stone Peggy VE!tterling, Ann Snuffer, Carolyn Studley, Beverly Westerman, Lots Vinyard Mary Anne Snuffer. Corinne Swerer, Helen Whitacre, Suzanne Watson, Nita Spath, Ellen Wilkins, Pat Theai. Susan Webb Bc.b Spaulding, Elizabeth W1lliams, Pat Thomas, Jeanne Weber Margie Speu,Bob Uph.:~m Betr Stein, Manlyn VanFlee1 Carol Stewart Charles Van Meter, Ronald Williamson Virginia We1ss Carole W1llner, Bonnie West, Anne W1lson, Cora Lee �Wilham Delberdme W!ttow, Hebert Wonder, Donna Wood, Bob Woods, Alan Worsham Patsy Ann Young, Barbara Young, Nancy Zimmerman, Bill Counter-clockwise: 5 per cent off for each time you're tardy. You'll :ook like that in three years. No cheating on tests. ��cher-u bs end year of sports As tho time for graduation and the long awa1ted summer vacation rolls around, we look back on a year of ups and downs in athletics. The sport parade began in September with football and will end m May with track and baseball. The fa!. competition ended w1th two championships and one second place squad. The two perennial victors, the golf and tennis teams, annexed a pair of championships. The footbaJ: team ended up one-half of a game behind lhe league leading South Rebels. Bud Fisher, Don Linger, Gaynor Miller and Jack Swigert were chosen on tho All city football team and will play the All-star game this fall The winter sport season was the most lucicless in many a year The basketball quintet won but a smgle game and in doing so defeated Colorado Springs a team rated second in the state. One of the most favorable signs during the season was the outstanding performance of the juntors on the squad. The swimmers also shared m the lack of luck by placmg third in the C1ty meet. The wrestlers started out the season hke a ball of fire but due to inJuries ended the season without taking a single place In the State meet. Every year as the Angelus deadline rolls around, the spring sports are yet to get underway The chief purpose of this page was to include the latest scores as of Red and White day. With Red and White day came almost 48 hours of endless ram and the postponement of the City track meet and the baseball games. We are there fore unable to g1ve to you what we hope will bo notable results of these events. The baseball team has had rough going, not only as far as the weather situation Is concerned, but also in the win column. They have gone winless in four s•arts; however, big Fred Epstein Is leadmg the league in hitting with an impressive . 500 average. The track squad found themselves shy one point of winnmg the Colorado uni versity relays a week ago with North on top of the heap. The cinder squad will be out driving hard to take the City and State championships in the week ahead. The tennis and golf teams will close this year of competitive athletics when they compete In the State meets. Good lu::k to those who will compete m these meets and to those who will carry us to victory next year. Page 155 �actors recall first christ111as The annual Christmas pageant ushered in the Christmas season with all the dignity and majesty befitting the occasion. The "Holy Night" was written and directed by Mrs. Genevieve Kreiner. The a cappella choir was under the direction of Miss Fareeda Moorhead. Mrs. V10lette McCarthy sang "Ave Maria." She was accompanied by Marcia Manning on the harp and by Margaret Winter on the violin, both students of Roland Roberts. In the two casts were: Harry Walker, Dick Winter, Mark Gibson, Francts Pillsbury, Jerry Moffat and Rodney Coil as the kings; Charlotte Trego and Diane Gilmore as Mary; Sheldon Alpert and Harold Slusser were the young shepherd; Brad Allen and John Shaddock as the old shepherd; the Angel of Chalice was played by Jean Clow and Marilee Norling; Sue McMillen, Patsy Rymer and Jean Vawter were angels; Charles Cross, Dee Larson, Bob Snow, Dick McLean and Bob Emerick were shepherds; Ted Schomberg was Joseph. �• ,j~.JltOltJ _/lite;jenl filay The class of I 949 presented "Our Town" as their tribute to the world of drama. The play was dir-ected by Mrs. Genevieve Kreiner. The leading roles were portrayed by Brad Allen as the stage manager, John Singleton as Dr. Gibbs, Nancy Ann Miller as Mrs. Gibbs and Wendell Hatfield and Charlotte Trego as George and Rebecca Gibbs. The members of the Webb family were Dudley Griggs and Janet Martin as the parents, Diane Gilmore and Hubert Weinshienk as Emily and Wally. Charles Cross took the part of Joe Crowell, Bill Hakanson was Howey Newsome, Professor Willard was played by Peter Durbin, Mrs. Soames by Jean Claw, Simon Stimson by Braxton Ross and Constable Warren by Bryce Zarit. Other members of the cast were: Mary Dale Woodward, Kirk Brady, Pauline Stebbins, Robert Snow, Jack Gorsuch, Jim Skinner, Jerry Moffatt, Harry Walker, Carole Quia!, Jane Vawter, John Shaddock, Alan Gass, Sue McMillin, Joyce Farthing, Frances Pillsbury, Joey Dixon, Jack Wallace, Bob Harlen, Brad Beatty, Joan Hiestand, Joan Marshall. �Friendliness .KAY WHITELEY Poise . . .EDIE PETERS Cheerfulness .JUDY SNODGRASS Sense of Humor ...NANCY EBAUGH Courtesy .. JOAN SUMMERTON Dependability Sportsmanship . JOAN COLDREN CHARLOTTE EVANS Service .......CHARLOTTE TREGO Loyalty ...... PAT EWER Best All-Around Girl . .. ANNETTE ROE Counter-clockwise: Kay Whiteley, Ed1e Peters. Judy Snodgrass. Nancy Eoaugh, Joan Summer Joan Coldren Charlotte Evans Charlotte Trego, Pat Ewer, Annette Roe �angels celebrate ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Angelus 1949 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1949 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Sheldon Alpert (editor), Alice Koons (sponsor), the Angelus Board 1940s Yearbooks