https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2d03db594a579dc5ef70fe276c54d2b0.pdf 666063ad9d7ffba6da1b406717ef5bfc PDF Text Text ��"If you will observe, it doesn't take A man of giant mould to make A giant shadow on the wall; And he who in our daily sight Seems but a figure mean and small, Outlined in Fame's illusive light, May stalk, a silhouette sublime, Across the canvas of his time." John Townsend Trowbridge ���Album Section Senior Class Panels Junior Class Panels 54 ore Class Panels 61 Athletics Section 66 Football 69 Basketball 78 Baseball 90 •ties Section 96 Assemblies 106 Dances 114 119 Organizations Section 128 Curriculum Section 164 Faculty 168 j �"Profile of Youth"-the 1951 theme is suggested by the advancement of youth throughout high school days. To youthwhose life is patterned by activities and stud1es of today for the leadership of tomorrow-this book is dedicated. �����c.,J: w; ~ t )+ ~ 'f IUH/ y tv t.Vi ~~ "" Tv~ &c (4 Jz vt Xd ( ' (' V.l ~f r . �. I <:. • . .._(/ �•f �. Ct' �����t ' I �MRS. Ell ZABETH TODD MR. MR. KENNETH GORSLINE MISS MARGARET BEYNON MR GEORGE WAGNER Assistant in the Office Assistant in the Office Coordinator of Instruction �East High School has been fortunate in graduattng many outsrandtng people, who are a tribute to our fine • school Today, as always, Angels are being prepared for the problems of tomorrow under the superb guidance of East Htgh's faculty. 2,414 Angels are enrolled in th1s school where their basic knowledge and education is ach1eved . Cherubs are tnformed that their best work can be done only under happy Circumstances; and, therefore, their selection of a career should be made with th1s in mind Every Angel is eager to assist in maktng democracy ttain new heights, especially in these days of world cnaos. With these basic principles being taught at East there are bound to be many more outstandtng leaders to arise from East High's student body. �,... .. ,. .. , ..' - . -- . " - -. .... • �Class of ' 51 Ends Highschool Days As the members of the class of '51 iook back on the1r three year stay at East they recall many happy memones. In the fall of 1948, the Sophomore class introduced themselves to East by electing Sue Bitman, sophomore class president; advancing to JUniors, the class chose Willard Sissel to lead them as president, and Sue Bitman to reign as Junior Prom queen, the ferst social activity of the class of 1951; Vonnie Lyster graciously reigned as Homecoming queen; Seba Brooks brought recognition to the class by winning the Wolcott medal; and Tom Carey was elected president of delegate assembly. As Seniors, the class elected John Archibold president, sponsored many social events including the Senior Barn dance, the Senior Class play, and the Senior prom. In athletics the class won many titles: the football team took the city championship and later placed second in the state; the golf, tennis, swimming, and basketball teams each were victorious by capturing the city championship titles. Now as the high school days of the class of '51 are drawing to a close, many will leave East to further their education, some will take their place in the business world, while some will be serving Uncle Sam; but as these Cherubs leave East they realize the Angels they are leaving behind will always carry on the traditions and high standards of East high. Counte rcloc kwise; Se nior Class Office rs : John Arch1bold, Preside nt; Bdl DeMoul n Y1ce-Pruident; Roddy Johnson, Secretary; M r McMurtne, Treasure r. John Mat ,, Loretta M1ller, Robert McComas, Se nior Class Sponsors. 20 �ADAMS, NANCY LEE r pt1 sters, Sr. play comm ALEXANDER, JILL NANCY R & W day comm ; Sr. prom comm ALSFASSER, CATHERINE SkEasr, Kampus, Jr prom comm , Sr barn dance comm , Sr class day luncheon comm 'S I club AMBROSE, MAHLON ANDERSON, LORRAINE A. Whit 1ackets, Spotlight Delegate ass mply, Jr. prom comm; Sr prom comm, Homecommg dance comm, Sr. barn dance comm '51 club, Kampus, SkEast, Modern dane R & W day comm ANDERSON, SHEILA G. G1rls' nfl , Naturalists treas ANGELOS, RUTH ANSHUTZ, RICHARD 0 . Stage crew. ARCHIBOLD, JOHN E. Sr. class pres, '51 club pres Student counc1l; All-c1ty student council; Boys' cookmg chatrman of the board; De bate v1ce-pres - Inter-club counc1l treas.; Assemb1y comm , Football, sw1mmmg, baseball manager Conores~. ARKIN, HARRY LEE Woodbury f1nahst; Debate; I. R; Shafroth contestant Delegate a~sembly ATKINS, BARBARA A cappella, Madngal cho1r; SkEast, '5 I club, Chr1stmas pageant; Kampus ATLER, JANEY Angelus, Jr prom comm, Sr barn dance comm , '51 club, Kampus, R & W. day comm.; Sr. class day luncheon comm , P T A Fashton Model AUER , RICHARD E. Golf all-city, all-stat Jr escort, Sr barn d11nce comm , '51 clu., Sr prom comm D club All school show AULTMAN , ROSEMARY BAILEY, MARY LOUISE A cappella; Madngal cho11 Seraph SISters, Sports sec , Small D large D BALABAN, ARLENE JOYCE BALLARD, JOHN W . D club, Sw1mmmg all-c1ty D(' gate as mhly Jr e cort cia s nnQ comm R & W day comm BARHITE, HAROLD EUGENE Advanced band 21 �BARKER, CAROL Whole Jackets, A cappella R & W 1a k t dance comm , Jr R d Cro s a -coty ouncol Sr play comm , Sr p1cn c comm BARNES, BILL J . Chess BARNES, MARILYN Spot I ~ht, A capp lla S raph s t rs Madr gal choor Soph cia s tr a 51 club, SkEast R & W day cort'm Jr prom comm BARR, MARIAN 5 raph sosters I R; Sr. prom comm BARRY, DON 51 club BARRY, EDWARD Pre Lsw escort Ho Y D club Football Jr BARTHOLIC , RUTH \'Vh e ,ackets Seraph ~··ters, Concert orchestra A cappella voce-pres Kampus, Square ancong Madrogal choor, Chrostmas pageant rep as embl~ comfY' , Jr prom comm , R & W a k t dance comm. BARTON , ERL BARTOW, PHYLLIS ANN Drama, lobrary assostant. BATE, WILLIAM r barn dance comm , '51 club BELLE, WANDA LEE Concert orchestra, Str ng orchestra club '51 BELLIS, SHIRLEY Seraph sosters BENDAR, SHIRLEY MARIE Naturalosts. BENNETT, BRICE Scropt, Jr. escort; Sr pocnoc comm BENNINGTON, CLARENCE Football manager, Stage crew. BENTON, BEVERLY M . BERKOWITZ, HARRIET Kampus, '51 club; Delegate assembly; Sr. barn dance comm ; Sr luncheon comm.; Jr prom. comm. BERRY, AUDREY Spotloght, R & W day comm I R, Kampus, SkEast '51 club, Arbor day comm 22 �!ELSER, MARTHA raph s1ster Wh1t Jackets, Del gate a mb y K11mpus 51 cluh, Sr prom comm , R & W Jacket dance comm R. & W day comm ; arn ance comm , Bowling. BINKLEY, NANCY ELAINE Chc rl ad r Spotlight, D leg11te ass mbly, 51 clu!> Kampus Jr prom comm , R & W. day comm , Homecommg comm , P T A fash1on show hostess BIRD, JOHN 0 . Boys cookmg, '51 club BISSELL, WILLARD E. Jr la~s pre H Y Pre-Lav. Key pres , Deleg11te assembly Harvard book award BITMAN, ARLENE SUE Soph cia pres, Jr prom qu n Jr class trea , D lcg11te assembly vtc pres , May q~.~een attendant, Pnnc1pal's adv1sory counc-il, A11-c ty student counc1l, '51 club, Vh1te 1ac1<ea Attendance comm, Sr. barn dance comm.; R. & W. day comm. BLANDFORD, ISABEL Wh te IIICkets, Jr escort Seraph 51St rs SkEast ec treas , Sk1 team, Kampus Euclid1an, '51 club, Sr prowm comm, Jr prom comm, R & 1ackct dance comm ; seraph comm BLATNIK, JOHN J , Span1sh BLUNT, DONALD LELAND Cone <t band Con("ert orchestra All city orchestra, R 0. T. C. capta n, R 0 T C dnll souad BOSLOW, NORTON SkEast BOWES , WATSON Re 1ackets pres , Key v1ce.prcs Pre-La"' H1-Y Inter-club council, Concert band R & W 111cket dance comm. BREESE, PATRICIA Seraph s1st rs, Spotl >1ht Jr escort '51 c ub Kampus, HomccOfT'Ing dance comm , R & W. day comm BRENDLINGER, JACK A. Key, D club, Wrestling, SkEast BROOKS, SEBA Seraph s1~ters, Wh1te JI!Ckcts pres , Inter-club coun 11, Delegate assembly, I. R treas '51 club Wolcott contest wmn r, Jr escort, R & W day comm , Sr barn dance comm , Debate Sr p1cn1c comm. BROWN, MARIAN S. A cappella, Kampus Drama; Square dancmg, BROWN, OLLIE RUTH Seraph s1sters BROWN, RICHARD Golf, Ba ketball Pa c.1all, D club H1-Y BRUCE, DONNA French BUCKNER, DORIS JEANNE R 23 search, G~rls' r1 fie. �BUERGER, JULIUS Wrcstl ng, He-Y, He R-40, D club club Key BUNN , PARKS BURBACH, JOHN WILLIAM BURGHARDT, JUDY Delegate assembly, Cia s ring comm , '51 club Kampus Sr barn dance comm Sr prom comm R & W day comm BURMONT, HELEN Seraph sesters Whtte 1ackets assembly 51 club Del gate BUSH , RICHARD LEE BUXTON , PATRICIA A . •c; I club Modern dance Kampus R & W day comm BUXTON , PATRICIA A . BYERS, BERYL Whete 1ackets, Delegate assembly Class nng comm , '51 club BYRON , RUTH S. Shutterbug sec , '51 club, lebrary assestant CALDWELL, RITA CAMPBELL, CAROLYN Kampus, Wh1te 1ackets, Jr escort, Seraph sesters; Seraph sw no comm , R & W day comm , 51 club, Selected gerls glee, All-school show, SkEast, Modern dance. I CAPPS, DUANE 0 . Key, R d 1ackets, '51 club, Jr escort, Jr prom comm R & W 1acket dance comm Boys' bowling CAREY, TOM Head boy, Football all-cety, Wrestleng captaen Track all-city, all-state, Pre-Law, He-Y, HI R 40, D club A cappclla Del ate assembly pres , Pnncepal's advesory counce! Angelus All-school show 51 club CARLILE, LORETTA MAY Gerls' bowling, G rls' nile, Small D '51 club CARLSON, NORMA LEE Delegate assembly, R & W day comm Sr class luncheon comm J. Sr barn dance comm 51 club, Kampus, Skt:ast CARLSTROM, PAT B blc research. CARPER, ALICE Whete 1ackets, Kampus, Spanesh •c;: c ub, A cappella; Jr. prom comm , R & W. day comm, Arbor day comm Sr prom comm , Fa heon how model, Del gate as embly, R & W 1acket dance comm 24 �CARSON, THOMAS J . Football; Baseball; H1-Y, D club, Key; '51 club, R d Jackets treas , R & W Jacket dance comm CARTER, WAYNE EUGENE Boys' bowling Delegate assembly. CARTER, WILLIAM C. R. 0 T. C. lst Lt CATES, KAY Kampus, Delegate assembly; '5 I club room comm Lunch- CHABAS, CHRIS Naturalists, Sk.East CHADWICK, RONALD Delegate assembly; Jr. escort; Track, Red Jackets; Eucltd1an, R & W Jacket dance comm , Jr 'prom. comm , Sr class day comm, SkEast, '51 club CHAMBERS, MARTHANN Seraph SISters; Wh.te Jackets, Jr escort, Angelus, Jr. prom. comm.; R. & W day comm Delegate asscmblv, SkEast, Kampus; R & W Jacket dance comm , Sr barn dance comm , ~I club, Sr. prom comm. CHAPIN , ANN Wh1te Jackets treas Chnstmas pageant All-school show, Shatroth tmal1st, Drama Debate; Spotlight; Jr. Escort, Seraph SISters, Jr prom. comm.; '51 club, Sr. barn dance comm ; R. & W. 1acket dance comm CHARVONIA, SHIRLEY Seraph SISters, Art, comm R & W day CHOATE, NITA '51 c'ub, Kampus; Sr. class day luncheon comm CHRISTLER, ROY WILLIAM Art. CLARK, BILL -40; H1-Y; D club; Football CLARK, JANE Wh1te Jackets, "i I clu > R t W 1acket dance comm., R t W day comm , Kampus, Bowl1ng CLARK, TOM Sr prom comm ; R t W. day comm , V1sual a1d ass1stant, Stage crew CLARK, WESLEY G . Eucltd1an, I R Jr escort CLAUS, BARBARA Wh te Jackets Seraph s sters, Delegate assem bly Angelus, Kampus, Modern dance '51 club A cappella, R. & W day comm Class day c Mm CLAYPOO~ BEVERLY Sr barn dance comm KaMpus, '51 club CLIFT, DAVE 25 R & W day comm �C LOW, WILLIAM WYLLYS Congreu parloamentaroan D bat SkEa t Eu an COFFEE, MELVIN A. D bate, I R Concert band COHEN , MEL A . Golf( Pr -Med c, Rofl Debate Boys bow ong Naturalists I R , Scropt S East, R 0 T C 1st Lt COLFER, JAMES Spotlight, SkEa t, R & W club Homecomong comm day comm , 5 CONNELL, MARTIN STANLEY COOPER, BOB G . Ho-Y club Key, De egate a mbly, 51 COULTER , LEE E. COUNTS, WILLIAM M . Woodbury all rnate Debat Spotloght a Sr Pron s slant ed Congr ss '51 c u comm R & W day comm Sr barn dance comm Jr e•cort Chrostma pageant, Shafroth contestant COX , ROY L. R 0 T C droll team CROCKER, HAMLET Ho-Y Football D clu CROCOMBE, NORMAN R 0 T.C CUNYUS, JAMES A . Chess lobrary a;sostant DAY, JIM BOB Ho Y; Pr -law, D club; '51 club Key sec Golf capta n, all-city, Jr. prom comm, Sr barn dance comm.; R 6 W day comm. DAYTON , JOHN RICHARD A cappella, All-school show · Chrostmas pageant, Madrogal choor; R 6 T C. ht Lt. DEL MASTRO, EVELYN D MOULIN, WILLIAM P. Sr cia s voce-pres ; D legate assembly pres Student councol; D club, Track, Pre-law, Ho-Y Key sgt -at-arms, Proncopal's advosory councol, Advanced band A cappella; '51 club, Jr prom comm ; Swe theart dance comm.; Attendance comm , R & W day comm ; All-school show DENZER, DAWNIE Delegate ass mbly, SkEast, Kampus '51 club R & W day comm Sr class day luncheon comm Sr prom comm DePUE, MARSHA 5 I club Kampus; Seraph sosters· Jr. escort, Sr prom comm, Art. 26 �DERRY, ROBERT K. DICKERSON, CAROLE ' I club, Del gat a semblv, Jr prom comm, Sr. barn dance comm, French DICKISON , BEVERLY DIANE Wh1te JI'ICk.eh Seraph s1sters .Jr escort, All-c1ty orchestra, Concert orchestra R. & W Jacket dance comm, Jr. prom comm, Pre-med1c treas , Square dan<"tng; Strtng orchstra DICKSON, DALE 5 I club Concert band, Concert orchestra, All- City orchestra OIKEOU , JAMES Football, Student counctl, De egate a sembly HI-R-40, H1-Y, D club sec., 51 club, Pnnc1pal's adv1sory counc1l, R & W day comm Jr prom comm. DIXON , PHILIPPINE Scholasttc award. DORNOI'<·, PATRICIA KAY Wh1te 1ackets, I. R. DORRANCE VIVIAN SkEa I, show Delegate assembly All-school DOUGHERTY, DEE HELEN DOUGHERTY, SHARON JOELLYN Student counctl, Jr escort, Jr. proiT' Queen candtdate May Queen attendant Jr prom comm R & W dance comm Modern dance Whtle 1ack IS, Seraph SISters 51 club Sr barn dance comm • Sr prom comm Seraph sw ng comm. COVE, GRACE ELLA 51 club, A cappe!la DOVE, HENRIETTA Opera, '51 club, Selected gtrls' glee DOWNING , MARIE Seraph s1sters; Whtte Jack ts, Jr. escort; '51 club; Kampus, R. & W. day comm, Jr. prom. comm; R & W. 1ack.et dance comm., Sr. prom. comm Delegate assembly, Sr. class day comm. P T. A hostess. DOWNS, THETA Seraph s1sters, Selected gtrls' glee, French v1ce-pres ; Modern dance SQuare dancrng, All-school show, '51 club DOYLE, VERNA Concert band, Concert orchestra; Seraph s1sters, All-c1ty orchestra, '51 club; Sr. class p1cn1c comm. DRAPELA, PATRICIA DRAPER, CYNTHIA S. R & W. day comm.; Sr barn dance comm , All-school show; '5 1 club; Drama, Opera, Concert band; Rtfle; Modern dance. DUBIN, ANNETTE 27 Delegate assembly, '51 club. �DUBLIN, JENNILEE Square dancong, Selected gorls g1e DUFF, MARJORIE D tegat assembly, A c pp lla Home com ng Qu n attendant, Jr prom comm Sr barn dance comm , SkEast DUFVA, LA VERNE Whot Jackets, Y-tcens pr s dance. Mod rn DUKES, PEGGY DUNEVITZ , BURT Red Jackets, '51 club, Jr e day comm ort R & W DUNCAN , DICK Ho-Y EAGAN, JANE Seraph sosters, Whote Jackets, Cheerleader Jr escort; SkEast, Kampus, Art, Sr barn dance comm., R & W 1acket dance comm., R & W day comm , Sr prom comm '51 club EDSTROM . NORMA JEANNE R & W. day comm.; Home arts, '51 club EDWARDS, ALAN Pre-law, 51 club, Euclodoan, Jr escort, Sr barn dance cornm , SkEast EFAW, BILL Angelus, Bowl ng, Homecomong comm EISENHAND, BARBARA LEE Whote Jackets Drama ELY, LUCILLE Seraph sosters '51 club; R & W day comm, Kampus, Jr. prom comm EMERY, DEBORAH Kampus, Modern d nee, Sr barn dance comm Sr prom comm , All-school show ENGLISH , JIM EPSTEIN, RONALD lnt r-club councol, Red Jackets SkEast, Collcgoate arts Spanosh sec, All-coty Red Cross councol sec, '51 club, Concert band, Sr barn dance comm , Sr prom comm ERVIN , JOANNE Opera Spanish. EVERETT, WALTER ROBERT D club Baseball, Art FARRAND, ELIZABETH ANNE Wl'>ote Jacke s, Seraph sosters Dele gate ass mhly, SkEast Debate, Ora ma All-school show; R & W 1acket dance comm , Ser01ph Swong dance comn> , Class rong comm R & W day skot Jr escort 28 �FARRELL, PAT Delegate as mbly ampus, '51 club Sr cia day p1cmc comm , Class nng comm. FEATHERSTON, BOB Jr Red Cros~ pres, Art, Naturallsh, B1ble rCM!arch FEDDE, HELEN ANN Seraph s1sters, Wh1te rackets, Jr escort; Kampus, R & W racket dance comm , Sr barn dance comm , Seraph sw.ng comm FEINGOLD, JOYCE MIRIAM S raph s1sters, Sr cia s play comm Jr escort ampus, Bowling, '51 club, D bate, Whote Jackets FELLOWS, RALPH M . Stage crew, R D T C. Lt, Boys' glee FERGUSON , DANNY W . Ho-R-40 trea~, Delegate a ~embly Class r.ng comm. FERGUSON, ROBERT M . D c1ub Astronomy sec, Shutterbug, Spotloght, Hom com.ng comm , Swomm.ng, Swommong manager, Sr. prom. comm, Square dancong, Boys' howl.ng FETTERHOFF, HOWARD JACK SkEast, Boys' bowling; R 0 T C FOUKE, GEORGE L. Woodbury f.nalost, Debate, All-school show, Congress; Drama, Chnstmas pageant. FOUSE, ALAN G. Sr barn dance comm.; Spotlight; '51 club R t. W. day comm. FRANK, SAM HI-R-40 sgt -at-arms; Tug of war FRANKLIN , DIANE Delegate assembly, Kampus FREDRICKSON , JACK FREEMAN, MARILYN F. Seraph SISters; Jr escort, Sr PICniC comm , Jr. prom. comm; Seraph sw.ng comm, '51 club, Goris' glee. FROESE, CHARLES R. Pre-law; H1 Y, Key; Red rackets ec, Jr escort, Sr barn dance comm FRYE, RICHARD H. Pre-law pres., Football, D club, Ho-Y, Delegate assembly· Jr prom. comm · Sr barn dance comm , fOB voce-pres , '51 club FUGMANN, ROBERT FUJIWARA, FLORENCE Art, Scnpt 29 �FUNK , NANCY JOSEPH INE Concert orchestra, A capp lla GALVIN, JEANNE Angelus, Student counCil Kampu Jr prom comm '51 club, Howdy day comm Sweethea•t dance comm R & W d y comm Grounds comm , Sr barn dane c.omm , Delegate assemh y GAMEL, SYLVIA Seraph s1sters, Art GARDEHSWARTS, STAHLEY Golf D club, SkEast. GARDNER, SUE GARRISON, CHARLOTTE 51 club, SQuare danc1ng, Modern dance GARRISON, MARTY 51 club, Selected g1rls' glee, All-school show GAUNTT, RUTH ANN French treas , Selected g1rls' glee; Drama, All-school show, '51 club. GEISERT, PAUL GERTZ, SUE 51 club Knmpus, Sr barn dance comm, Jr prom comm , R. & W. day comm , Modern ance GINSBERG , MORTON GIRADOT, CAROL YH Seraph s1sters W"lte packets, Chrtstmas pageant, R. & W day comm., Seraph swang comm.; R & W. 1acket dance comm , '51 club; Sr class luncheon ccmm All-school show GOALSTOHE, CARA LEE Seraph s1sters, Jr. escort, '5 I club Arbor day comm Kampus GOLDEN , JOAN '51 club, Wh1te 1ackets, Kampus, Jr. prorr comm ; Moderr dance French R & W day comm GOLDSBERRY, DAVE J . GONZALES, MARGARET M . GOODIER, ROXAH~tA SkEast, Jr prom. c.omm, Modern dance, '51 club GOODING, MARY R & W. day comm., '51 club, Kam- pus, SkEast. 30 �OODMAN, GA Y GOODR ICH, A RIEL ANN Wh te tackets, Seraph so ters; '51 club, Kampus, R & W day comm ; Sr barn dance comm, Jr escort, Sr. class day luncheon comm. GOODRICH , OLIVE ANN Goris bowlong Lobrary assostant GOODY, .A LLEN Key, Red 1ackets, Eucl dan, Jr. escort Jr pr m comm, '51 club, Sr barn dance comm, R & W Jacket dance comm R & W day mm GORDON, MARY SHIELDS SkEast, Art, Home rts treas GORSLI NE, CHARLES W . R 0 T C Ma1or, Drama, All-school show, Concert orchestra GOTO, ROSE Art; Goris' bowlong, Scr pt, R. & W day comm GRAY, BEVERLY Art GRAY, GLORIA JEAN G rls' bowling GRAY, LOWELL GREEN, HELEN Modern dance Span h GREEN, JAMES G. GREENMEIER , NORMA L. 51 club GREENHALGE, K£NNETH E. GREENSLIT, BABETTE Kampus, '51 club Sr barn dance comm; Modern dance Sr. class pocnoc comm · Chrostmas pageant, A capp Ia GREENWOOD, CAROL GRENFEL~ BARBARA Whote Jackets; Kampus, '51 club GRUENLER, DON Red 111ckets; SkEast; Boys' bowlong, Delegate assembly. 31 �GRUHER, ROBERT H . SkEast, D legate assembly, R & W day c mm Concert band, Concert ore., stra 51 ub GUNSON , JOY Cheerlead r, Delegate assembly 51 club, R & W day comm Jr prom comJTI S lettcd gorl ' gl , A cappel a HADWICK, MARY ELIZABETH Whote 1ackets, 51 club. HAHN, ROGER An9 •Ius edotor Key ~tud nt counc I Pr n pals advosory councol, Assembly comm, 51 club, R & W day comm Sr prom comm , Arbor day comm Sweetheart dance comm , SkEast Sr barn dance comm HAll, DOUGLAS HANAGAN , LOIS JEAN Seraph sosters, S raph w n comm Goris bow long trea 5 I clu Jr cort Sci cted gorls gl All school show, Jr. prom comJTI HANKINS, JANET A cappclla· Kampus, Square dancmg Jr prom comm. S East, HANSEN, RALPH THEODORE HANSEN, RICHARD E. De bate pres ; R 0 T C Lt Inter-club councol, HANSON, JOHN JAMES Sr barn dance comm., Jr prom comm R & W day comm ; Lobrary assostant; '51 club, Sr dass day comm . HARBUR, JOYCE HARLAN, DONALD L. Pre-law sec.; Red Jackets voce-pres Euclodoan sec -treas, SkEast1 R & W day comm ; R & W 1acKet dane comm.; Delegate assembly; Jr prom comm ; '51 club HARRYMAN , CHUCK HARTSFIELD, ROBERT L. Pre-medoc sec, Bowl ng, SkEast, Jr prom. comm HARVEY, AILEEN Soble research HARVEY, GLENN Euclodoan, Sr. prom comm, Concert ban d; Jr. escort. HATTON, GERALD R. HAYDEN, RONALD A cappella. 32 �HELLERSTEIN, STEPHEN A . ack ts I R, Jr escort HELM , MEURISSE OWEN H ad ch erlead r R 0 T C capt Drama Rifle, All school show, Hon D club HENNEN, BEVERLY Who! Jackel$ <;eraph sosters '51 club HENN INGSEN , BOB HENRY, MARY JO I club A capp lla HERL IHY, BARBARA Scnpt Sr class pocnoc comm HETHERINGTON, DONNA Delegate assembly, SkEast Kampus HETTIG, MELBA LEE Seraph sosters, Jr. escort, 0 bate treas, Sr class play comm., Sr class day lunchcon comm. All-school ~how; I R, A cappella, '5 I club; Sr play comm HICKEY, MARJORIE ANN Jr prom. comm Seraph sosters, Jr escort, Drama; Rotle; Bowlong, 51 club; All-school show - HIGGS, HARRIET J . Rifle, Sr. class day comm, R 0 T C capt HINSHAW, JANET Soble research sec. HITCH , SALLY Seraph sosters; Jr escort, SkEast, Sk team, Jr prom comm , Kampus HOCKER, OPHELIA c, c ass day comm , A cappella, All-school show Lo rar) assostant Scnpt HODGES, GALE Delegate assembly HOG£, SUE ANNE Kampu pres 51 club Home arts voce- HOPLEY, ANNE D egate assembly, SI<.East AI coty orchestra Chnstma pageant, Modern dan e Cone rt r he Ira Shutterbug HOUSE, LEWIS Sr barn dance comm SkEast 51 club HOWARD, WILLIAM WESLEY A cappella 33 �HOWE, JIMMIE LOU Kampu SkEa t, Jr ay comm prom c mm HUBER, FREDRICK E. H -Y H -R-40, Stud nt councol a s mbly Football, D club council, R & W day comm R & W De g te Inter club HUESTON, LINDA K. 51 club; Kampus B le resear h r class pocnoc comm Arbor day c mm HUGHES, DOLORES B. Ser ph sosters, Kampus, Sr cia s play comm r play comm. HUNTER, ED S E st pres , Pr I w 0 c b Foot all all-coty, Red 1 ckcts Spotloght Inter club counCil, 51 club; Jr scort R & W da comm , Sr barn dance comm INGRAHAM, MILLARD Con9ress treas, Spothght, Home comong dance comm , Jr escort R. & W. day comm , Collegoate arts, Sr play comm INGRAM CAROL Spot log ecom ng dance comfY' IRWIN, BOB H -Y, Key, Swomm ng D clu JACKSON, DONNA Modern dance Sr barn dance comm JAQUITH, WANDA JEAN Jr escort Seraph s sters Selected gorls gl e JOHNSON, ARLENE MARIE '51 club, Kampus, R & W day comm Jr prom comm , Arbor day comm JOHNSON , DONALD A . JOHNSON, GARY JOHNSON , LOIS Seraph sosters; Whote 1ac ets Kan'pus 5 I c'ub, Jr prom. comm., Sr prom comm R & W day comm.; Selected g~rls glee All-school show; Square dancong JOHNSON, ROBERT LELAND Jr escort. JOHNSON, RODDY Ho-Y, '51 club; Key; Sr ass mbly. class sec, De egate JOHNSTON, STAN Student counc1l; Ho-Y; Ho-R-40, Jr clas voce-pres; Track, Delegate assembly, '5 I club, Jr prom. comm , Attendance comm JONES, JOHN 34 �JUL T AK, BEATRICE KAISER, JANET LEE Bowling ancmg Del gat sembly, Square KALINOWSKI, JOHN Delegate assembly KATER, MARY SUZANNE 0 a KAUB, DIANE raph s ste<s, Wh1te 1ackets Jr escort, Pr nc1pal s adv1sory council, Delegate asmbly Jr prom. comm , R & W. day mm KEITH , BARBARA Wh1te 1ackets, Seraph s1sters, Jr escort, SkEast, Kampus, '51 club, R & W day comm , Seraph swmg comm , R & W 1acket dance c-omm , Sr prom comm KENYON, JANET EILEEN Class nng comm , Wh te 1ackets, Kampus treas · R & W. day comm, SkEast, '51 club Jr prom comm, R. & W. 1acket dance comm, Chnstmas pageant KESSLER, BARBARA ANN Inter-club counc1l pres, Modern dance pres., Seraph s1sters, Kampus, Sr barn dance co:nm, All-school show, Jr escort, '51 club KEVAN , CAROLE MAE l';atural sts VICe-pres · French Art S• play comm R KIDDER, BRADLEY W. 51 club, Sr. barn dance comm., Sr prom comm , R & W day comm , Delegate assernbly KIEFER, RICHARD Gymnast•cs, Modern dance v1ce-pres KINNEY, STEVE H1-Y; Key, Sr. barn dance comm Delegate ass<>mbly, '51 club KINYON, BETTY Seraph s1sters; Wh1te 1ackets, Delegate assembly, Kampus, '51 club, Seraph swmg comm, Sr prom comm KIRBY, ANNE ANTONIA Art KIRKBRIDE, BETTE SkEa t, Jr. prom comm, S lect d g1rls' glee, All-school show KIRLEY, SHEILA Wh1te 1ackets; Class nng comm · SkEast, Kampus; '51 club. KISNER, MARGIE '51 club, Kampus, Modern dance KLODT, JEAN 35 A '51 club; Kampus, SkEast, J,, ,... v • • comre ; R. & W. comm, Sr. barn dance comm.; Fash1on show hostess �KOPERSKI , JOHN KORNEMANN , NANC Y 51-East, Mod rn dance Jr Sr cia s luncheon comm pr KREUZER, MARY ANN Whrt 1ack ts, Bowlrng c. 0 I at assembly, Jr prom comm R W 1ackct dance comm R & W day <"omm , Sr cia prcn c c.omm KREYER , ROSEMARIE KROGH , DARLA JEAN S raph srslcrs, Jr escort Sr cia prcn c comm , Sr barn dance comm R & W day comm , Kampus Modern dane , 51 club. KRUEGER , DOROTHY Jr prom. comm Sma 0, Y te ns KUEHNERT, JIM Concert band; Concert orchestrz, Boys' glee KUHLMAN , MARIAM KUWANO, DOUGLAS LACINA, DOROTHY 51 club; Jr prom. comm; R & W. day comm. LACKNER, AllAN E. Angelus assrsta nt edrt or, Student councrl, Oelegat assembly, Red Jackets; '51 club, R & W. day comm; R & W. Jacket dance comm , Sweeth art dance comm , Soph actrvrt res comm., Sr prom comm.; Assembly comm LAKE, NADINE K. Kampus pres , Inter-club councrl '51 club, R & W day comm ; Sr barn dance comm , Sr prom comm , SkEast LAMBERT, AUDREY Kampus, 51 club. LANG, DANNY LARKIN, DONALD E. Student councrl; Hr-R-40, Hr-Y vrc pres; D club vrcc pres , '51 club Football, Wrestlrng, Track. LARSON , GUSTAF A . R & W day comm arts 51 club SkEast, Col- lc;~ ate LA SHEll, ROBERT Angelus, Key Pre-law, Red 1ackets, Jr. prom comm , Sr barn dance comrT' R & W Jacket dance comm Jr cort, '51 c:lub LAUGHLIN, DENNY A cappella pres , Football; 0 club Tug-of-war, Delegate assembly; Prrncrpal's advisory council. 36 �LEACH, KAY A hool show Sports, '51 club LEAVITT, ANN MARIE Delegate assembly, Jr escort, Wh1te Jacket Seraph s1sters, SkEast, Kampus, Art, Jr prom comm , Sr barn dane comm , 51 club, R t. W jacket dance comm , Seraph sw.ng comm , Sr class piCniC comm LEIGH, GERALD Bowling LEOPOLD, JEANNE LEVY, GENE LEWIS, HARRY T, R d Jackets, SkEast Sk1 team, Jr escort, '51 club, Sr barn dance comm LEWIS, MAXINE LUCILLE Jr prom comm · Sr prom comm LILLQUIST, RONALD LIMBACH, NORMA Wh1te JaCkets; Seraph SISters, R & W 1acket dance comm , Seraph sw1ng dance comm ; Sr barn dance comm LINN, RUTH Jr. prom comm., Kampus, G~rls bowling club; Sr class piCntC comm '51 LOWE, BARBARA Seraph Sisters, Jr. escort; SkEast, Modern dance; Seraph sw1ng comm, Sr. class day luncheon comm , '51 club LUDWICK, LEE Delegate assembly, Boys bowling LUSTIG , JOE A . Art, Naturalists, Jr escort LUSTIG, SHANA SkEast; Kampus LYONS, CHARLES Concert band, Boys glee Concert orchestra LYSTER, VONNIE Soph class sec; Delegate assembly, 51 club, Homecom1ng queen; Jr. prom queen atten dant, May queen attendant, Jr escort, Student council; Wh1te tackets, Seraph s1sters treas; Pnne~pal s adv1sory counCil, R. & W. day comm , Sr barn dance comm , Jr prom comm , R & W. ,acket dance comm MACLURE, BARBARA ANN '51 club, A cappella, Small D, All-school show. MADISEN, CYNTHIA LEE 37 '51 club; Debate, ampu �MAGNUSSEN , PAT Home arts, Sr cia p cn1c c mm MANION, ROBERT E. K y, 51 club, Sr barn dance c mm Tug of-war, Jr. escort MANNING, MARCIA Student council sec Wh1t 1ack 1$ v1ce pres , Delegate assembly c Jr. escort; Seraph SIS! rs, May QU n attendant; Homecommg queen attendant; '51 club Kampus, Cone rt orch stra, Ass mbly comm R & W 1acket dance comm , All school show Chnstmas pageant MANWEILER, NAOMI Selected g1rls glee All school show MARCOVE, JERRY '51 club, Class r~ng comm MARKHAM , BLANCHE MARIE Sr barn dance comm Selected g~rls glee Sr comm 5 I c lu class play MARKS, RAY D club pres, H1-R-~O H Y Inter-club cour' c1l, Football all-c1ty Basketball all-c1ty all state Ba eball all-c1ty MARSHALL, JOHN Red Jackets SkEast Eucl d an, Conce t band MARTIN, ART Red 1acket• Basketba I. MARTING, WILMA G1rls' bowling, Jr prom comm p cn1c comm 51 cub Sr MATTRASS, PHYLLIS MATTSON, MARILYNN 51 club, Kampus Delegate assembly; R. & W. day comm, Fash1on show hostess MAXWELL, MAXINE MAY, SHIRLEY Delegate assembly, SkEast, R & W day comm. McCARTHY, MILDRED Seraph ~;1sters; Wh1 te Jackets; Sr prom comm; Jr. p rom . comm ., Seraph s wmg comm.; R. & W day comm ; SkEast; '51 club, Kampus McCOMAS, MURRAY R. H1-R-~O; H1-Y Sgt.-at-arms; Foot ball all-c1ty, D club, Tug-of-war McCORMICK, BETTY n s1sters, Wh1t e Jackets; A cappella, da ne com m ; Seraph sw1ng dane comm ; G1rls' bowling McCOY, PAT 38 �McCOY, ST EPHEN M . r cort Jr prom comm, Woodbury fma st, Chro tmas pageant, Boys bowlong McDOUGALL, GARY Concert band McGREW, DAN Ho-R-40 voce pres · Pre-law, Tug-ofwar; Boys' gle , All-school show M cGUI RE, JERRY Football all-co!)', D club, Ho-Y pr s Ho-R-40 gt at-arms, '51 club; Clas~ rong comm Deleate assembly, Proncopal's advosory councol g f-war. McKENZIE, LOIS Seraph sosters, Wh te packets SkE.ast prom comm Jr McKNIGHT, LYNETTE G . A cappella, I R Student councol McMURTRIE, MARY Sr class treas 51 club treas SkE:ast Seraph sosters ~ec , Kampus, Delegate a sembly Sr t-arn dance comm McNARY, MARTHA McNEILL, JEAN SHARMAN Seraph so ters Jr SkEast, Kampus sec. prom com"' MELLMAN , DEVERA Angelus, Seraph sosters Wh te 1.:1ckets Wolcott fmalost, Jr escort; R & W day comm, 51 club, Kamp~. PTA fashoon show hostess MENALOS, ETHEL Sr class day luncheon comm '51 club MENAN, SALLY LEE Kampus, '51 club, Modern dance. MENDEHAL~ DONNALOU Delegate assembly, '51 club, Kampus, Jr prom comm Class rong comm MENTZER, ELEANOR RUTH Selected gorls' glee. MERANDA, SANDRA SUE Seraph sosters, bowl ng Goris' rofle, Goris MERSHON, PAUL A Cappella, Concert orchestra; Marchong band MEYER, SANDRA 51 club, Jr prom comm., Sr class pocnoc comm MEREDITH, RODNEY 39 Stage crew �MIEKELSON, YVONNE Modern dance, •o; I club MILLER, FRED EDWARD SkEa t MILLER, MARILYN MI NA Kampus Modern dance lu MILLER , PAUL Red 1ackets D club Golf all coty I R Jr escort, Jr prom comm , Sr prom con>m Chnstmas pageant 51 club MILLER , ROBERT H . MILLER , ROY MILLS, JOANNE ports G~rls' rafle MINER, IRENE MITCHELL, CYNTHIA Dc'egatl! assembly Jr prom comm R & W day comm K mpus SkEast '51 club MITCHELL, MARY ANN Set c;ted gorls' glr ; 51 club, Kampu aay comm , SkEast R & W MONIER, MARY ANN Whotl! Jac ets, Kampus, SkEast, Jr escort, Seraph sostl!rs, Delegate assembly, R & W day comm , '51 club, Jr prom comm MONTAGUE, MARY Delegate assembly, Whotl! 1ackets Chrostmas pag ant, Seraph sisters; '5 I club, Sr prom comm ; Drama Jr escort. MONTGOMERY, JACQUELINE J . MOORE, GERALD MOORE, JERRY Ho-R-.{0; Ho-Y, Pre-law, D club, Football; Golf, D legate assembly; Col legoate arts pres , Tug-of-war '51 club, A cappella Red 1ackets MOORE, MARY LEE Sr cla.s pocnoc comm; Jr. prom comm arts, Kampus Scropt, 5 I club Home MORGAN , DONNA Whote 1ackets; Seraph sosters, Goris' bowlmg. Jr prom comm, R & W tacir.l!t dance comm MORGAN, FRANK Football; D club 40 �MORRIS, ROB ERTA JEAN raph osters WI"- te 1ackets, Art cor! S I club, Jr MOSES, KENNETH Red Jackets, 51 club, R t W day comm MUNSON , ELAIN MURPHEY, DWIGHT D. Congress pres , Scropt voce-pres Chrostmas pageant, Spotloght..c. Baseball manager, Debate, D club Jr Red 1..ross councol R & W day omm '51 club, !;quare dancong, Inter-club ouncol MURPHY, RICHARD C . Spotught Chrostmas pdgeant Euclodoan voc -pres , Congress, Jr escort R & W day comm , Dcb<~lc, Boys bowlong, Sr class play comm Sr play co•nm chaor man MURPHY, WAYNE A cappella NASH, BETTY JEAN Pre-medoc pres, '51 club, Jr. prom comm, SkEast; Inter-club councol; R & IN day comm NASH , HARRY F. Ho-R-40 sec., D club, Delegate assemb'y, Proncopal's advosory councol NATHENSON, STANLEY G . Euclodoan; Boys' bowlong; Naturalists, Jr escort. NEELY, HOWARD WILLIAM NEILSEN, GEORGE K . NELLES, FAITH NELSON, JOHN WOODWARD NEW. DEBRA Whole Jackets; Delegate assembly, Kampus; SkEast; Sr barn dance comm ; 51 club. NEWBERRY, MARY Drama sec , Spotloght NEWELL, MARCY LESTER R 0 T C capt, Rofle team Boys rofoe NICHOLS, JANE Goris' bowlong; '51 club; Sr poc,.,oc comm NICHOLSON , ROBERTA M . Modern dance, Whole 1ackets, '51 club, Square da ncing, All-school show; Selec ted gorls glee, Sr play comm 41 �NIEMINEN, HOPE Seraph Sisters Jr e cort Chn tma p geant All school how I R , <;pan• h Sr barn dance comm Sr class day comm Sr clas un heon comm , 51 club NIGHTINGALE, DUANE D. Beys' bowling NOCK, THOMAS PHILLIP Boys bowling Vosual a1d ostant NYMAN , lONE 51 club Modern dance O ' BRIEN, SHIRLEY Kampu 51 cub O ' BRIEN, SHIRLEY Kamr::us 51 club OFSTAD, MARGERY Kampus Soph party comm Jr prom comm A cappella 51 club R & W day comm OLINGER , DICK J r Red Cross counc I pres R 0 T C Boys nfle sec treas R fie team L- col O ' MALIA, GLADYS O ' REILLY, PATRICIA Jr escort, Seraph sost rs Soble research pr s Goris bowlong ORMOND, MARY ANN '5' club, Goris bowlong v1ce pres ORNDORFF, JON R 0 T C Lt , A cappella All-school show; R & W day comm. PALMER , VIRGINIA Spotlight, Select d g1rls' gl , Jr prom comm, R & W day comm , Homecom.ng dance comm , Kampus, Red Cross councol; Modern dance, Delegate assembly PAPPAS, ELAINE PARKER, JAMES F, Art. pres, Euclodoan, Colleg1ate art s t reas, Inter-club counco; Jr escort, Sr prom comm. PARKYN, DONALD PATTERSON , MARY ELLEN R & W. day comm , Jr prom. comm , 51 club, D I gate assembly, SkEast , Kampus, Sr class luncheon comm. PAYNE, RONALD GILBERT 42 �PEARSON, MARILYN Drama pr s , Whole 18Ckets I R Opera S eel d gorls' gl e, Inter club councol, Sr barn dance comm, R 0 T C hon offocer, All chool show. PEDICORD, JENNIE LEA Spotloght, Hom comong dance comm PENNY, HAROLD WAYNE Gymna~tocs PETERSEN, BETTY E. 1 c ub, Kampu , R & W d y c:>mm PETERSEN , JAN Debate Seraph sostcrs, Jr escort. Allschool show Concert orchestra, Selected gorls glee. PETERSON, NANCY JEAN Jr prom comm Sr cia s luncheol" comm 51 club Kam;>us Sklast PHILLIPS BARBARA Kampu '51 club PICKFORD, WARREN Pre-1 w; H - 'f; Football Prone pal s ad vosory counc I, Delegate ass mbly cc Jr escort, Sr barn dance comm R & W ay comm , Tug-of-war. PIERCE, HAROLD PINKEY, RODNEY Boys bowl ng PLUMMER, JOAN !11 club, Kampus; Jr prom. comm POOL, BARBARA Kampus, AI -school snow; Home arts Sr class pocnoc comm , '51 club PORTER, JOHN F. Concert band. POSEY, KATHLEEN Sera ph sost ers, Debate; 51 club, Sr class lunch on comm PRESLER, EILEEN MA YE Seraph sisters, Selected gorls' glee PULVER, FRANK A cappella; Stag crew RARICK, BOB D club treas, H -R-40, 51 club, Football Wresthng; Track; Tug-of-war. RASKOPF, DELORES DARLENE Goris' bowlong 43 �RAUFE, ESTHER RED, DONALD REECE, RICHARD Boys bowlong Astronomy Jr c ort REED, MAY RETHER REEVES, PATSY Spotl.ght edotor, Seraph so ters Whore tackers, Student counc I, Delegate assem bly, Jr class sec , Jr. prom queen allen dant, May Queen ttendant Kampus, 5 I club, A cappella, Proncopal s advosory councol, Assembly comm , Jr prom comm REINEMAN, MARIANNE Whole tackeTS. Seraph sosters Jr es~ort ; SkEasr RETALLACK, LOIS ELAINE REWERTS, RITA GAYLE '5 I club REXRODE, NANCY RAE Whote tackers; Scropt; Kamous; c;r. class pocnoc comm.; '51 club; Allschool show. RICHARDSON, GEORGIA Seraph sosters; A appellaf Wh11e tackers Modern dance, Kampus, '5 club, Jr prom comm.; Sr barn dance comm. RICHARDSON, ROLAND L. RIDDICK, GEORGE EDGAR W f wanner; Chrostmas pag ant, Pr.n opa. advosory councol, Delegate assembly, Jr Red Cross councot, Debate, I. R sgt.-ar-arms, R 0 . T. C capt ; Congress ROBERTS, CAROL Kampus; Delegate assembly, Sr barn dance comm, SkEast, Sr class day comm , Sr prom comm , Modern dance; '51 club ROBISON, MARILENE Goris' bowlong; '5 I club ROE, ROBERTA CAROLYN Student councol corr. sec, Seraph sosrers rec. sec., Whore Jackets, 1\ cappella, Madngal choor, All-school show R & W day comm ROSENBAUM, HARRY EDWIN RUBIN, MYRON L. Eucl ~han; I. R.; Debate, '51 club, Sr clas day comm; Natural t Jr. Usher Spot light, Sr play com'll RUBIN, ROBERT ALAN Jr escort 44 �RUSS, PATRICIA Drama All school show, R & W day comm PTA found rs day program RUTLEDGE, MARLENE SAFFIL, LESLIE Boys bowling, 5 I club, Boys glee SAMARAS, J AME!o SAWYER, ROBERT BRUCE H R-40 pres , Pre law v1ce pres , 0 ci<Jh, Football capt Jr e•cort all-c1ty Wrestl•no all c1ty, SCANLON, DON SCHAUB , DAVID W . Delegate assembly '51 club SCHIZAS, SHIRLEY M . SCHLOTTERBACK, CAROL Selected g~rls' glee, school •how SCHMOLL, LEOLA ELAINE B1ble re•earch. SCHMIDT, KENNETH SCHNEIDER , OWEN SCHOO, INGA SPOtl1ght, R l. W day comm, HomecoiT'mg comm '5 I club, Sk.East SCHREPFERMAN , SALLY Kampus v1ce-pr s SPOtlight De egate as s mblv, Wh1te 1ackeh Jr prom comm Sr barn dane comm , R & W day comm R & W ack.et dance comm Home~om 1ng dance comm Sr class day luncheo~ comm , 5 I club SCHUMANN , KENNETH Boys bowling 5 I club SCHWARTZ, DARLENE Jr prom comm Modern dance W day comm SCHWARTZ, RONALD S. Boys bowlong. SCHWARTZER, RICHARD Snothght Sk.F.a : 45 Kampus R 5 I club; All- �SCHWEIGER , BENDER Football manager 5 Collegoate ar+ lu SCOFIELD, MARILYN Who!(< 111ckets, Seraph sost rs Jr Modern dance, Jr prom comm S 1 R & W 1acket dance comm , kEa t crt ... b SCOTT, POLLY Wh te Jllckets Seraph sost r SCOTT, WARREN F. 51 club, D club, Track all-co+y SEARS, SALLY Jr prom comm, R Kampus 'S 1 club & W day c mm SEAWELL, ANN Homecomong queen atten ant Whole Seraph sosters treas 1ackets sec Delegate a mbly R W day comm, Jr cort, SkEat 51 clu SEXTON, CHARLES SHIVELY, NADINE Seraph ststers, Concert band Concert orchestra Jr R d Cross councol Sr class d01 ptcnoc comm , 51 club SHOTKJN, BRUCE SHUMATE, ROBERT ALLEN SILVER, BARNARD Astronomy pres , Euclodoan voce-pres Collegoate arts, 51 club Delegate assemb y l"'tcr-club councol, Jr escort Woodbury contestant Chess; Sr class day luncheon comm SIMERSON, JIM SIMON, ROGER Track D club, I R , '51 club, Spotloght SIMPSON , WILLIAM F. Euchdoan, I R , Concert orchestra, Concert band All-ctty orchestra SIPLE, JOHN Football, Pre-law trcas H -R-40 0 club; 51 club, Sr barn dance comm SKINNER, JACK H Y, Football; D club SKINNER, SUE CAROLYN 51 club, Class rong comm D oegate a sembly, Jr prom comm; R & W day comm Sr barn dance comm PTA fashoon show model SMITH , BEVERLY ANN Whole Jack ts, Medcrn dance, class day comm Sr 46 �S M ITH , CONNIE lass play c.omm Kampu SMITH, GALEN SMITH , JACKIE S raph sostcfs, Jr escort Art, Home arts I R , Angelu S M ITH, RICHARD E. Euclodoan pres , Inter club council, Woodbury Pre law, Congress, Red rackets Jr escort Sr barn dance comm f nalost, Chnstmas pageant SMITH , WILLIAM SNUFFER , CAROLYN Whote rackets, A cape'la, S I club, Jr prom comm , Sr barn dance comm , Jr Red Cross councol, Kampus SNYDER , CHARLA Whole rackets S I club, R t. W day comm , R & W racket dance comm , Arbor day comm , Delegate assembly SOLL, HUGO H . Drama, Wrest ng '51 club SORENSEN, RAY SPARKMAN, CHUCK SPECTOR, RENEE LEE Drama, Modern dance R & W day comm Sr prom comm SPRINKLE, MARY LOU Modern dance SPUTE, DIANE JEANNE STAILEY, JAMES K . Ho-Y, Key, '51 club. STANLEY, BILL Concert band STARR , DARLENE PHYLLIS 51 club STEIN, MARILYNN JEAN Selected gorls' glee, Sr barn dance comm , Play fest oval; All-sc hool show, PTA fashoon show hostess, SQuare dance STEIN, MARILYN JOYCE 47 Seraph sosters, Kampus, Sr barn dance comm ., Sr luncheon comm , J r escort . '51 club �STEVENS, NANCY A N N ')I club Drama D bat STONE, EDDIE ~DOtllght u on s mgr H m OIT'tn ance comm STONE, LEMOYNE Concert band Drum ma1or Cone rt or h Ira STONE, LINDA Angelu Jr prom comm R & W ay mm Sr barn dance comm Sr prom comm Kam pus Mod rn dane 51 club PTA ho te STORY, JANE May Queen attendant Jr prom Que n attendant Sr prom comm Jr prom comm D legal assembly Mod rn dane Angelus, R & W day comm Kampu 51 club STREEN, BETTY Seraph sosters, Whole 111 k. Is 51 club Kampus se Jr e ortt..Spotllght, Jr prom comm, R & w day comm STRIKER, SALLY ANN Whole 1ack.cts ampus, S1<.East, Modern dan e 5 I club; R & W day comm STROH , DARLENE Whole 111ckets, Delegate liS embly, SkEast ampus, R & W 1acket dance comm R & W d11y comm , '51 club, Class rong comm ; Jr prom comm. SUERIG, RUTH Selected gorls' glee; Jr prom comm ; Sr. cla"s pocnoc comm SWEENEY, ALICE Ange!u~. Jr. escort, Euchd an; Serapn sostcrs Whole Jackets, '51 club, SkEast, R & W day comm, Seraph swong dane comm, Sr prom comm , All-school show, PTA fashoon show hostess TANANBAUM, LOUIS Angelus busoncss mgr , Boys cookong pres, Inter-club council D bate treas Delegate assembly, Woodbury contestant, Chrostmas pageant Modern dance, I R Jr prom comm R & W day comm TAYLOR, PHYLLIS 5 I club ; Whole 1ackets, Sc'ectcd gorls' glee, All school how Drama Goris bowlmg TERRY, JAMES ARTHUR THOMAS, BETTY Sr barn dance comm R & W day comm D cgat ass mbly Kampu 51 club THOMASON , CECILIA Kampus 51 lub THOMPSON , LEE Red 1ackcts Sr prom comm Jr prom comm ~kEast 51 club, R t. W 111 ket an comm THOMPSON , PAGE H . kEast, R 0 T C THOMPSON , SALLY 5 I club, Kampus Sr prom comm R & W d.1y comm Modern dance 48 �TILLOTSON, JOYCE Modern dane , '51 club, Kampus, R c.omm , Sr prom comm t. W day TOOTHAKER , PATRICIA ANN D legate ass mbly; Sr. barn dance comm, Sr pocmc comm , Sr. prom. comm ; '51 club, Kampu , SkEast, Modern dance TOPPING UNA EVA '51 club, Sr class lunch on comm TRIPP, ROBERT 51 club, D club, Football all-coty. TURNER, JOANNE Jr. prom comm, R K mpus; '51 club. UHL, JOSEPH & W day comm., A. 51 club, Jr prom comm UNGEMACH, JACLYN Whote Jackets; Seraph sosters voce-pre~; SkEast voce-pres; Sko team, A cappella; Madrogal choor, Wolcott fonallst; Angelus; I R., R & W. racket dance comm, VANCE, RALPH E. R 0. T. C. maror; Rifle team capt , Boys' 11fle ~ec ; '51 club. VAN DERBUR, VALERIE '51 club; SkEast; Kampus; R. t. W day comm., Jr prom. comm.; Sr. prom. comm VANDERMILLER, JACK VAN METER, RONALD R. '51 club. VAWTER, NANCY Shafroth wmner; Spotloght; Chrrstmas pageant; Jr escort; Whote rackea '51 club, Seraph sisters, Debate sec , Drama; I. R; All-school !>how; Sr. barn dance comm.; Seraph sw•no comm , Sr class day luncheon comm VENERABLE, CLIFTON R. R D T C ht Lt , Sr prom comm , R & W day comm VEST, GEORGE WAGNER , JOYCE WALKER, LELAND SkEa t. WALLACE, JOHN H . er t band, R. 0 WALLACE, T. C. ROBERT B. 51 club; R & W. day comm. 49 �WARDER, SUE Goris' bowlong pres , Wh1te ackets lrter u counc1l Delegate a semb1y, R & W ay comm Sr barn dance comm;.c Mod rn dan e Cia rong comm, 51 club, t'lay fest1val WARNER , J O A NN Wh1te tackets; SkEast WASSERMAN, FLOR ENCE SYLVIA Cia rong comm , 51 club Kamp Sr class play comm Yt n Sr play comm WATKINS, ALICE Seraph SISters, R 0 clu!>. T C hon off er 51 WATSON, NITA Head goro Student councol Delegate as cmbly, All-coty councol; Inter-club counCil, Prmcopal s adv1sory coun.11· Seraph sosters pres.; Whote tackets, May queen attendant; Homecomzng queen att ndant Jr prom .:Jueen attendant 51 club SkE.1 t WEAVER, ROBERT R. Delegatl! assembly; H1 Y, '51 club WEAVER, RAYMOND W . H -Y, Delegate a .embly; '51 club WEBB, BOB Ho-V; D club, Key; Red tackets, Golf capt, a:l-coty; Jr orom. comm WEESE, MARCIA Delegate as cmhly, Sr barn dance comm ; Sr. prom comm WELTY, SYLVIA Scropt pres. Seraph cert orchestra soster~. Astronomy Co"· WENNER , GORDON L. Vosual aod assostant, Pre-med c WEST, ANNE Seraph sosters, Concert band Concert orchestra, Jr prom comm , all coty orchestra; Sr class day luncheon comm , 51 club WEST, BETTY Kampus 51 club, Delegate as cmbly, Jr prom comm , R & W day comm. WHEELER JACQUELINE Advanced A cappella Madroga choor, Delegate assembly, ~eraph SISters WHITEHEAD, MARJORIE '51 club; Modern dance, All school h!"\W WILDER , BOB D club· Ho-R-40; Basketball, 51 club WILLIAMS, BELVIN Football; Sv.ommong, D club, Ho-Y, Pre law; Scropt. WILLIAMS, CAROL LEE 50 �WILLIA MS, JOAN K mpus Selected g~rls gl W ILLIAMS, PAT Delegate ssembly, Kampu Modern dance SkEast, Sr class p cmc comm 51 lub WILLIS, ALVIE J . Tenn1s a!l-c ty WILSON, ROBERT H1 Y, H1 R-40, Delegat a embly, •r; I club WINGREN, HOWARD B. WINKLER , NANCY Delegate assembly, Sr barn danre comm , Sr prom comm ; Kampus '51 club, PTA fash1on show mode . ' WOLF, MARION Kampus, '51 club, PTA lash :m show hostess WOLVERTON, VERA Home club rts Sr class p1cn1c comm '51 WORSHAM, PATSY ANN WRIGHT, PHYLLIS AUDREY R 0 T C hon officer, rVh1te Jackets, Sr class luncheon comm , Small D WRITER, DEANE J . Angelus, Soph Class v1ce-pres , Studenl counc1l Dele>~ate assembly H1-Y Ke treas , D club, '51 club Jr prom comm Sr barn dance comm R & W day comm Howdy day comm , Football manager Basketball manager Wrestling manager YAMEN, JOAN Wh1te Jackets Seraph s1sters Jr escort; Sr barn dance comm Modern dance; '51 club, R & W day comm YOCUM, MARY 51 club; Delegate asscmbl}, A cappella, R & W. day comm YOUNKMAN, CHARLES R 0. T C capt.; I. R. v.ce-pres , Sr play comm YORK, MARIAN J . A cappella; Madr~gal cho~r; All-school ~how; '51 club. YORK, WILLIAM YOUNG, NANCY Student counc1l; Delegate assembly; May queen attendant, Jr pr..:>m queen attendant; '51 club; Kampus Sweetheart dance romm R & W day comm PTA fash1on show model ZABRISKIE, ANN 51 club; Kampus 51 �ZABRISKIE, FRANCES Kampus; Sr prom. comm SkEast ZIER, RONNIE D club, '51 club, D I gat a mo.y, Ho-Y Ho-R-40, R & W day comm , Football, Swommong capt., all-coty ZIMMERMAN, JODY Hom arts, pocn•c. Kampus, Sr. class day ZIMMERMAN, WILLIAM JOHN Key; Del gat as mbly; '51 club, Sr. barn dane comm.; R. & W day comm. 3ln Jlemoriam MUNISHOR, BETTE ..................................... . ...... The stars shall fade away, the sun himself Grow dim with age, and Nature sink in years; But thou shalt flourish in immortal youth, Unhurt amidst the war of elements, The wreck of matter, and the crush of worlds. Joseph Addison 52 �Top row, left to right: Sandy Sparks, Treasurer; K1rk Bakke, Secretny; Barbara Newman, Vice-President; Don Ackerman, President. Second row: Miss Luc1lle llgaudas, Gregg Brownmg, Sponsors. Cia of '52 The class of 52 elected Don Ackerman, to lead them during their junior year at East high. Serving along with Don are Barbara Newman, Vice-president; Kirk Bakke, Secretary; and Sandy Sparks, Treas· urer. The most outstanding event of the year put on by the class was the Junior Prom. Sidge Arnold reigned as queen and was attended by Janet Dodd, Vonnie de Spain, Patty Mintz, Peggy Mintz and Sandy Sparks. Ackerman, Don Adams, Jack1e A1ken, Ruth Allen, Anne Anms, Nancy Jeanne Arnold, Pat Arnold, S1dge Aspelm1er, Vernon Arent, Dons Awes, Danlyn Barnhart, Charlene Batt, Betty 53 �Battey, Barbara Beck, Pat Bell, Eleanor Bentley, D1ane B1or , Sally Blanchard, Mary Bloom, Norman Braddock, Cnss1 Bretz, Thurman Jr Bronson, Mary Brown, Kathy Canf1eld Marian Card, W1lllam James Carlson, Jerry Chandler, Sherry Clark, Ann Colburn, Fran Conner, Gv.en Cooper, Sally Copen, Lynette Cox, Allee Joy Cnspelle, Leslie Cross, Allee Crockett, Jody Cummmgs, Mary Ann Daniel, Bill Dav1s, Anne Dearmm, Bob 54 �deSpam, Vonn1e Dollon, Robert D1xon, El1zabeth Erber, Joyce Frank, Barry Frankum, Bob Fredreg1ll, Glona Gamel, Ltnda Gordon, Nancy Gordon, Vargm1a Grace, Nancy Ann Green, Mary Jo Groves, Edd1e Groves, Rocky Hadw1ck, Sue Hamilton, Eleanor Ham1lton, Shirley Harley, Theron Harvey, Nancy H1dy, George M Hmkle, Nancy H1rschfeld, L1tamae Holmdahl, JoAnn Hoover, Lynn Hughes, D1ana C Hughes, Wendy Inon, Lo1s Ann Jankovsky, Vera 55 �Johnson, Marv Johnson, Sherry Johnson, Sh1rlee Jones, Arlene Jones, Lidanne Jost, M1tzi Klem, Janet Knudson, George Knuth, Josephmc Ann Krebs, Mary Lou Kreyer, Anata Kueker, Donna Labaree, lora La Grange, Jerry Lange, Phyll1s Rose Lenon, Patnc1a Lee Lmd, Joyce Lofgren, Harold D. Lofland, W1ll1am H. Logan, Leta Luchetta, Rosemary Marshall, Betty Maxey, Don McClelland, Susan McFarland, Barbara Melvm, Sandy Menachof, Roslyn M1lne, Loranne 56 �Mmtz, Patty Mmtz, Peggy Monahan, JoAnn Montagnff, Pete Montgomery, Bob Morgan, Sab1na Moroney, Eleanor Morns, Sh1rley Newcomb, Nancy Newlove, Barbara Newman, Barbara Nutt, Anne O'Connell, Sally O'Donoghue, M1ckey Ohlson, Greta Olmsted, Bette Ornstem, Sandra Palmer, lew1s E Perlov, Roberta Perry, Sh1rley Perry, Sue Ph1lpott, V•ctona P1erce, George Prendergast, Pat Prey, James Pnce, Ruth Arlyne Puckett, Nancy 57 �Ragland, Jeanne Raphael, Donna Ratcl• ff, Scott R•ckards, Sh1rley Ann Robbms, Arthur Rob1nson, Ina Robmson, Jan Ross, Martan Rossell, Merveena Roth, Norma Ryan, D1ck Sater, Ba•bara Schm1dt, Erna Schne1der, Carol Jean Schnencr, Kay Schroer, V1v1an Scott, Sue Se1elstad, Ann Shank, Doroth•e Shook, Wilma Shore, Martm S1mpson, Lesley Sm1th, Charlotte Soli, Carol Sparks, Sandy Spath, Mary Sp•er, J1m Stanley, jack 58 �Stark, Donna F. Stone, Marilyn Stout, Dorothy Stutzman, v.olet Joyce Taggart, Barbara Thoms, Joanne Tremame, Delores Tyl r, Carol Vassc, Carol Vestal Rebert Vmcent, Bev Vought, Marlene Wallace, W•ll•am Carlyle Wesebaum, Manllyn W1ldmg, D•ck w.u.ams, Dl le Willson, J1m Wmkle, Carolyn W1tham, Nemag ne Wood...,ard, Jane Wynne, Molly Yeager, Jacquelme Young, Joan Mane 59 �Top row, left to right: Neal Blue, Presid nt; Jerry Brown, Vice-President; Marvel Harvey, Seer tuy; Sheldon Mendel, Treasurer. Second row: Calvm Anderson, Miss El1zabeth Wood, Sponsors. The sophomore class elected as their president , Neal Blue. Working with him on such projects as the sophomore class party and the toy drive, were the other class officers, Jerry Brown, vice-president; Marvel Harvey, secretary; and Sheldon M endel, treasurer. Cia s of '53 Abel, Manlyn Ackerman, Janet Ackerman, Sharlene Adams, Chas. Franklm Aurelius, Tom Axler, Allan Barton, Rosemary Batted(., R1chard Becker, Manlyn Berk, Sheldon B1rd, Barbara Blackledge, M ry Zoe 60 �Bloom, Evelyn Blue, Neal Bols~nger, Alice Borgmann, Beverly Jo Brown, R1ta Buchtel, Kate Bunker Beverly Burgess, Barbara Burns, Phyll1s Butler, Janet Card, Dave C. Carlstrom, Janet Carvell, Jeannine Chambers, Janet Clark., Manlyn Clark., Ph1l1p Clement, Heien Cook., Judy Corbett, Mary Cunning, Sallie Darwin, Dana Dillon, Richard H. D1xon, Mary Ellen Drab~ng, John English, Garry L. Esbenson, Robert Ferguson, Jan For bert, Robert W . 61 �Garell, Da e Dav1d, Warren Geyer Gregg, Beverly Hancock, Teres Harrell, Lmda Harrison, Donna Harvey, Marvel Hastmgs, Joan Hellmg, Em1l H1gley, Marilyn Hill, Paulme Hillyer, Pat Howe, Bob Hulse, Saundra James, Carne Jankovsky, Ruth Jenmngs, Jack1e Johnson, Philip Johnson, V1rgm1a Jones, Bev Jones, Elame Jone'i, Judy Keller, Dorothy Rae Kmg, Sh1rley Kaye Klarner, Norma Jean Kle1n, Sh1rley Larsen, Sh1rley Leskey, Barbara 62 �LmdqUist, Beverly Irene LmdcnmeJCr, R1chard London Pat Long, Sharon Luscombe, Jerry MacArthur, Mary Anne Ma1er, El1zabeth Martm, Joan Matty, Ceccl1a McColl, LaWavc McDonald, Patnc1a McJunkm, Pat M1ller, Don A. M1mmack, Mary Lou1se Neff, Pat Ncuschultz, Donna ewcomb, John Noe, Lo1s Oyler, Carol Pace, M1ra K Pnce, Ellen Rathgeber, Terry Reed, Maxmc Repp, Beverl~ R1chardson, Madlyn Roach, Joan Rogers, Ann Rubm, Glenore Ruth 63 �Sauberlr, Harry S vage, Donaldme Schafer, Bdlr Ruth Schn 1der, Mary Lou Schwobe, Phyll1s S1egel, Celeste Silver, Jud1th Snuffer, Syl"·1a Stebb1ns, Betty St1lls, Bette Stockwell, Dons Jean Stone, Pnscdla Tharp, Ed Uhr1, Nancy Van Derbur, Nancy Vecch1o, Sh1rley Vellutmi, Rom o Vo1gt, Carolyn Waugh, Joan West, Rex Wheaton, Charles Leroy Wheeler, Loren W11lner, Howard Wtlson, JoAnn Zwahlen, Sally Sue 64 ��TH Nine organized athletics are offered to boys interested in sports: football, tennis, golf, basketball, swimming, wrestling, gymnastics, track, and baseball. Equipment is provided for all participating athletes from uniforms to practice fields; events are held at DU Stadium, East High gym, City auditorium, Morey swimming pool, City Park golf course, and Bears stadium; where competition from 5 Denver high schools is keen and boys must be skilled athletes to be victorious. This year Angels were fortunate in capturing 5 out of 6 city championship titles; includrng: football, in which the Cherubs placed second in state; tennis; golf; swimming; and basketball; which were city championship titles, and in wrestling the Cherubs ended in a tie for second olace • 66 �, , 4 ~ ... " , I • "• ~ " I• • , • • . ', ~ ~ '.J 67 ��HEAD COACH PAT PANEK Top: Coach W lll1a m We1mar Bottom: Coach Gregg Brown mg. Gridders Finish Second in State Top: Coach Leon Dmer Bottom: Coach Dan Foley. East completed the 1950 grid season with a record of nine wins to one loss. The Angels went on to win their second straight city league championshap an a row, placing five men: Ray Marks, Bob Sawyer, Tom Carey, Jerry McGuire, and Murray McComas on the all city team East went mto the state finals after trouncing Colorado Springs 32-6 an the semi-finals for its twenty-fifth straight victory. In the championship game with Fort Collins, however, the Angels went down to defeat 14-6 to become runner-up in the state. CITY STANDINGS Won Lost Tied EAST 8 0 0 W est 4 3 North 3 3 2 South 5 2 Manual 6 Team Back row, left to right: Coach Wdllom We1mar, D1ck Frye, Tom Flugstad, Bob Patnck, 01ck Moore, Jerry Schn1tker, Bob Tnpp J ·hn S1ple, Ted Will1amson, Murray McComas, Jack Skinner, Bdl Clark, Jerry McGuire, Coach Gregg Browmr Q Second row: Hamlet Crocker, Don Larkm, Ed Barry, Bob Ranck, Phd Plutt, Tom Carey, Warren P1ckford, Bob Sawyer, Smeltzer, Bob Burkey, Bob Lamson, Ed Hunter. First row: Barry Frank, Belv1n W1ll1oms, Tom Carson, Denn1s Laughlin, J1m D•keou, Fntz Huber, Jerry Moore, Tony Harley, Ronnie Z1cr, Bill Dan1el, Ray Marks, Mort Flax, manager. �Ray Marks, East back, 1s stopped by Rebel offense, after turnmg nght end for a gam. EAST ss SOUTH 12 Continuing its 24 game winning streak, East romped over South 55-12. East scored the first of 9 touchdowns, when Ray Marks passed to Don Larkin who took it on the Angel 30 and went all the way. In the second period the Cherubs scored on two touchdown passes by Marks, one to Ed Barry and the other to Ronnie Zier. In the second half, Marks took a South kick on his own 38 and ran through the whole South team to score standing up. Soon after this Dick Frye scored, making it 32-0. Then South came back on a pass play and scored. Tom Carey, Angel end, then intercepted a South pass and ran 25 yards for six more points. The Angels' last score came when Marks connected with Bob Patrick for a 40 yard pass play. Top row, left to right: Bob Sawyer, captam, guard, all c1ty, Ronn1e Z1er, back. Second row: Don Lark1n, back; Jerry McGuare, end, all caty Third row : Tom Carey, end, all city, Ray Marks, back, all caty; Murray McComas, tackle, all caty; Bill Clark, back. �J•m D•keou, East's agile back, turns ngnt end for a gam. EAST .39 MANUAL . • 0 East started off the football season by crushing Manual 39~0. In the first quarter the Angels drove deep in the Thunderbolts' territory. Four plays later, Zier took Ray Mark's pass and went 9 yards to score. Jimmy Dikeou converted making the score 7-0. With 90 seconds gone in the first period Bill Clark plunged over from the 7 yard line, for East's second touchdown. The next touchdown came when Jim Dikeou scampered 21 yards down the sideline to score standing up. In the third quarter, Ray Marks made his way through the Manual team and galloped 41 yards to pay dirt. Soon after this, Ed Barry caught in mid-air an East backfield fumble, and scored East's fifth touchdown of the day. Then Junior, Jerome LaGrange pushed through the Manual line for 6 yards and the Angels' last score Top row, left to riqht: Hamlet Crocker, end; Ed Barry, back Second row: Fntz Huber, back; John S1ple, end. Th ird row: Pn1l Plutt, center; Warren P1ckford, back; Ed Hunter, center; DICk Frye, back. �Warren Pockford scores for Cherubs as Angel blockers clear the way. EAST WEST 26 6 East caught fire in the second half to gain a 26-6 victory over the West Cowboys. East, playing without the aid of their regular ends, Tom Carey and Jerry McGuire, got off to a slow start and yielded a quick touchdown to the inspired West squad. Late in the second quarter, tackle Murray McComas blocked a West punt to give East a first down on West's 17. In four plays, the Angels scored when Marks went over from the two. Then with thirty seconds left to go in the half, Warren Pickford plunged from the four over the goal. In the second half, Bill Clark nd Pickford each scored a touchdown for the victonous Angels. Top row, le ft to right: Bob Ranck, guard; Jack Skinner, guard. Second row: Jerry Moore, tackle; Jim Dtkeou, back. Third row: Tom Carson, back; Bob Tnpp, tackle; Belvtn Wdlrams, back; Dennts Laughlrn, tackle. 72 �Don Larkm, East back turns nght end as West offense closes en. EAST SJ NORTH 7 East captured their second straight city championship by downing North 53-7. The Angels scored first when Bill Clark plunged over from the 1-yard line, but North came back, scoring in the first play of the second period. Then the Angels retaliated with Ray Marks romping over from the North 34 yard line. Jim Dikeou kicked the first of four conversions. Don Larkin then scored another touchdown in the second quarter on a one foot plunge putting the Angels ahead 20-7 at the half. In the second half, Ronnie Z1er took a 31 yard pass and went over the goal. Then Clark, Marks, and Huber each counted, and Dennis Laughlin, East lineman, intercepted a Viking pass and ran 26 yards for the final touchdown. Top row, left to right: Tom Flugstad, guard; Bill Damel, back. Second row: Barry Frank, back; George Smeltzer, back. Third row: Bob Lamson, end; Dick Moore, tackle, Bob Burkey, center; Jerry Schn1tker, tackle. �Ray Marks, East s powerful back, breaks through the Fort Collms defense. EAST FORT COLLINS 6 14 East ended its 25 game winntng streak by falling before the fired up Fort Collins team 14-6 in the State championship playoffs The underrated Fort Collins crew under the leadership of Rolland Moore and Jerry Callahan surprised the favored Angels by stopping East's usually vicious line. The Lambkins scored in the opening minutes when Jerry Callahan completed a pass to Jim Kibler who went over the East goal. The Angels came back, however, when Ronnie Zier grabbed a Collm's fumble in mid-air on the Angel two and scored on a 98 yard run. Collins scored again and went ahead 14-6 making East runnerup for the state championship. Top row, left to right: Frank Morgan, guard; Tony Harley, tackle. Second row: Ted W1ll1amson, end; Bob Patnck, end Third row: Edd1e Groves, Morton Flax, Doug Chadw1ck, Managers. Extreme right: Bob Lamson 1s downed after makmg yardage m the East-Colorado Spnngs game. 74 �Top row, left to right: Tom Flugstad, Phtl Davts, Joe Bertott•, George R1tch1e, Bob PatriCk, D1ck Moore, Martm Shore, J rry Schmtker, Bill Strobel, Gary Spahn, Carlton Ketchum, Coach Gregg Brown1ng. Second row: Coach leon Dmer, Coach Pat Panek, Buttons Artach, lou Wtlke, Ted Williamson, Sam Pluss, Art Fnedman, George Astler, Bob Burkey, Dick R1chmond. Bottom row: Don Dunhtll, Don Strangfeld. Sam Downmg, Cliff Wtlkes, Barry Frank, Btll Dan1el, George Smeltzer, Tony Harley, Coach Dan Foley Juniors Retain Championship Under the guidance of jun•or coach, Gregg Browning, East's second team again won the city junior championship. Losing only to West and South the seconds proved once again that our school will be well represented in football next season. EAST West South North Manual STANDINGS Lost Tie Won 0 2 6 3 3 1 3 3 0 4 2 4 0 2 Per Cent 750 500 500 333 333 The boys who played the majority of the time were Tony Harley, Jerry Schnitker, Ted Williamson, Jerome LaGrange, Barry Frank, George Smeltzer, Bill Daniel, and Ray Carlsen in the backfield. Left : Ray Carlsen turns nght end as Rebel tacklers close m; Right: B1ll Dan1el bears down for a few extra yards. �Te3 m EAST North West Manual South Won 4 2 1 0 Lost 0 2 2 3 Tied 0 Pet. 1.000 . 633 . 333 .333 . 000 Sophs Win Championship Ending the season in first place under the guidance of Coach Leon Diner, the sophomore squad flashed through an unbeaten, untied season . Working off the "T'' formation, coach Diner's squad displayed excellent teamwork, and a willingness to win. There were many outstanding men on the squad, including : King Ba re, Ray Carlsen, Frank Mulligan, Monte Pascoe, Ed Tharp, and Loren Wheeler. Top row, left to right: Coach Dmer, Kmg Bare, Monte Pascoe, Bob Ham· mend, Lee Martin, Jerry Brown, Gregory Lefferd1nk, Bill Bramlett, Eugene Wilson, Carlton Johnson, Art Bailey, Bill Lesl1e, Ed Tharp, Dave Card . Middle row : Jack Hazelhurst, Lanny Hopwood, J1m Ely, Bob Silverberg, Em1l Hellmg, R1ck K~rg1s, Ord Morgan, Bill Noel, Bob McKelvy, Frank Peterson, G. Long, Bill Kugler, J 1m Lyle. Bottom row: L. Shaw, Ca!.ey Brauns, Ray Carlsen, M1ckey Alan1s, Pete Schrepferman, Regg1e Bowman, Frank Mull1gan, J1m Aylard, Pete Van Ausdall, J1m Million, M1ke Barr, Bob Bartlett, Loren Wheeler, Russell Spath. �Front row, left to right: Ed Young, George Wr1ter, Dee M1nner, Sheldon Berk, Alden T1mmerman. Back row: Alvie Wdl.s, Nate Hoffman, Lloyd R1chmond, Lynn Hoover, Bill Oakes, Jerry Weinstein, Coach Wi111s Lamson . STANDINGS Won Lost 41 7 North 32 16 South 29 19 W est 14 34 Manual 4 44 EAST Netsters Capture City Championship With two all-city netmen leading the way, the East h1gh tennis team marched to another city crown. Coached by W1llis Lamson, the team had an assortment of fine Players. Lettermen and outstanding players include: Dee Minner, George Writer, Alv1e Willis, all-c1ty, Bill Oakes, all-city, Nate Hoffman, Lloyd Richmond, Ed Young, Sheldon Berk, Lynn Hoover, Jerry Weinstein, and Alden Timmerman, manager. �Top row, left to right around the key hole: Barry Frank, Eddy Abbey, Lou Wdke, Art Martm, Carlton Ketchum, coach B1ll We1mar, Don Montony, Dick Lutz, Ben Heirs, Jody Leyden, George Smeltzer, J1m D1keou. Bottom row, across the free-throw line : Jamie Grant, Bob W ilder, Ronme Shavl1k, D1ck Brown, Ray Marks. Inset: Ass1stant coach Pat Panek. Angel Five takes City and State Crowns Left to right: Jam1e Grant, Ray Marks, Ronn1e Shavlik. �Wtth one of the best all-around teams the Cherubs have seen in many a season, East captured both the city and state crowns. Playing excellent basketball throughout the whole season, the Angels were defeated once by West. The team had everything a coach could hope for : weight, Ronnie Shavlik; Speed, Ray Marks and Jamie Grant; rebounding, Bob Wilder and Dick Brown . Other outstanding players on the squad include: Art Martin, Jim Dikeou, Ben Heirs, Barry Frank, Jody Leyden, Dick Lutz, and Don Montony. None of this could have been achieved without the marvelous coaching of Bill Weimar along with junior and assistant coach Pat Panek. During the State playoffs Ronnie Shavlik scored 37 points which was a new individual state record. The teams went down in front of East in the following order: Colorado Springs 67-45, Fort Collins 44-37, and Greeley 55-47 Counte r-clockwise: D1ck Brown, Bob Wilder, J 1m D1keou, Art Mart.n; Brown and W1lder grab a rebound; Shavl1k adds t~o more. �Juniors Finish Strong The junior squad finished second behind South and West, and showed great promise for next year. Outstanding juniors were: Barry Frank, Ben Heirs. Jody Leyden, Dick Lutz, Don Montony, Lou Wilke, George Smeltzer, Carlton Ketchum, and Eddy Abbey. Clockwise: Don Montony, Ben He~rs, Barry Frank, Jody Leyden, "Congratu- �STANDINGS Tea m Won Lost Pet. EAST 7 West 6 2 .750 Manual 5 3 .625 North 1 7 . 125 7 . 125 South .875 Bottom row, left to right: D1ck Lutz, Lou Wilke, G orgc Smeltzer. Middle row : Eddy Abbey, Carlton Ketchum. Top row: Montony Jumps h1gh; Benny clears the boards. �Soph Hoopsters take Champio nship Coach Leon Dmer led the Angels to another sophomore championship, this time in basketball. Being beaten only once by South, the Soph hoopsters fought thetr way to a victonous season. The Cherubs who showed the most promise were : Monte Pascoe, Bill Bramlett, Bob Silverberg, John Stuart and Jerry Weinstein STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pet. .875 EAST 7 South 6 2 .750 Manual 4 3 . 571 West 6 . 143 North 7 .1 25 Top row, left to right: Rtchtc Wtckman, Bob Silverberg, Monte Pascoe, Bob Esbenson, Jerry Wemstetn, Casey Brauns, Btll Bramlett, Coach Leon Dmcr. Bottom row: Btlly Hanneman Rtck Ktrgts, Marv Goldfogel, J C Stuart, Buster West . Rtchte Sheehan, Manager Jtmmy Aylard. �Golf tea m, left t o right: Rollre Wrldman, Drck Brown, Jrm Bob Day, Drck Auer, Don Axe, Bob Webb, Bob Sterlrng, Jrm Frsh, Coach Wtllrs Lamson . Seraph Golf Team Had Perfect Season Blazing their way through a perfect season, the golf team was undefeated; all matches were won and all but one man on the squad captured all-c1ty honors. Headrng the list of champions is captain Bob Webb followed by. Jim Bob Day, Dick Brown, Don Axe, Dick Auer, Rollie Wildman, Jim Fish, Paul Mdler, and Bob Sterling STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pet. EAST 16 0 1.000 South 12 4 .750 North . 6 10 .375 West . 6 10 . 375 15 .063 Manual Clockwise : Bob Webb tees off. Putting, left to right : Jrm Bob Dav, Bob Webb, and Drck Brown. 83 �Left to right: Coach John Brennan, Don Larksn, Ronn1e McCullogh, Watty Bowes, Kenny Greenhalge, Jack Bredlinger, Scott Steinhouer. Grappl r Ti for Second Plac East wound up a good season by tying for second place in the city wrestling meet. The Angels placed 6 men in the city finals and succeeded in producing two champions, Bob Sawyer and Don Larkin. Placing second were Duane Scott, Jack Bredlinger, Tom Carey and Ronnie McCullogh. East qual1f1ed eight men for the state tournament, but only Sawyer managed to make the finals, where he placed second. The team has several outstanding junior and sophomore prospects and should have a fine team next year. 84 �Left to right: Duane Scott, Julius Buerger, John Gates, Cl•fford Haynes, Tom Carey, Bob Sawyer, Morton Flax, manager. CITY STANDINGS Team Points SOUTH ..... . 59 EAST • 37 MANUAL 37 NORTH . 28 WEST ...... . . 8 Larkin works . . . Grccnh alg c waits . . . Sawyer p•ns 85 �Back row, left to right: Bob Rartck, Don Dufva, Don Ackerman, M•ckey Cooper, Btll Amlong, Phtl Schoezel, Jtm London. First row: Elden Heavn, Bob Hennmgson, Carl Nakosteen, Larry Lankford, Howard Beck, Harold Penney, Kenney Helms Gymnasts Prepare to Defend State Title With a well balanced team of boys participating on the horses, rings, mats, and bars, Coach John Brennan opens the defense for East's fourth straight State championship to be held in Boulder in early April. Showing the most promise are : Don Ackerman, Carl Nakosteen, Bob Henningsen, Dan Dufva, Howard Beck and Harold Penney Elden Heavn takes some spms around the bar; Bob Hen- �SCHOOLS • �Back row, left to right: Coach \Ne1mar, Coach Brownmg, Danny Crews, Pete Melcher, Paul Burnmgham, John Dolbey, B1ll Snyd r, Gary Spahn, Bob Lamson, Denny Laughlm, George R1ch•e, D•ck Moore, Don Clifford, Bob McKelvy, Buzz Leach, Harold Hatton, Elvm Stroh, Bob Duullo, Art Fnedman. Second row: Martm Emckson, H1deo Osuga, Ord Morgan, Kenny Cudworth, Ed V1gnaul, Ed Tharp, Sheldon Bockman, Bill Sanderson, Don Ackerman, Lanny Hopwood, Gary Shaulis, Jack Moxley, Jerry Brown, Bill DeMoul•n, Tom Carey, Harry Nash. First row: M1chael Barry, Tommy Orr, Larry Mamon, Leroy Scott, D1ck Burnell, Bob Hyndman, M1ke O'Donoghue, Jerry lawton, Bill Hollum, Del Razee, J1m G1deroff, Rocky Groves, Jack Hazelhurst, Phil Dav1s, Roger S1mon. Cindermen Show Promise With ten lettermen returning this year, Coach Willis Lamson expects to have a fine season. East boasts a well balanced team which will be a leading contender in the c1ty and state meets. The returning lettermen are Chuck Band, Phil Dav1s, Sam Pluss, and Roger Simon in the dashes; Don Ackerman running the half mile; Tom Carey and Bill DeMoulin competing in the quarter mile; Harry Nash in the 100-yard-dash; and Jack Larsen and Gary Spahn will be throwing the weights. Counter-clockwise: Gary Spahn heaves shot; J1m G•deroff flies h•gh; Jerry Brown, Don Ackerman, Ronn1e Chadw1ck, Jack Hazelhurst. 88 �Back row, left to right: Jack larsen, Duane Andrews, B1ll leslie, Byron Mendel, Jack Gordon, loren Wheeler, Joe Blake, Jerome Page, Edd1e We1denhamer, J1mmy Prey, Pete Montagnff, John Kahnowske, Norman Bloom, Charles Band, W.llls Lamson, coach. Second row: Jack Kuehnert, J1m Day, Allen Prior, Clmton Hallum, Jan Bailey, John Ballard, Parks Bunn, Jerry Re1chman, lawrence Sanders, Dave Mad•son, Paul Goldman, B11l Kemp, Sam Pluss. First row: Bud Decker, Chuck Cooper, Dave G1em, Jerry McGu~re, lynn Hoover, R1chard Pehrson, Tom MacArthur, Norman Augustme, Warren Maus, Ed Barry, Alvm Thompson, Alan Edwards, Ronald Chadw•ck, Gerry Cabamss Counter-clockwise : Friedman and Edwards start the~r cl1mb, S•mon to Band to fm1sh; Nash clears p1t �Left to right: Tom Carson, Ray Carls n, Dudley Sctw.ade Baseball Squad Looks Good in Pre-Game Drills With 6 returning lettermen: Phil Plutt, Ray Carlsen, Tom Carson, Tom Flugstad, Dick Brown, and Ray Marks, the baseball squad had very good possibilities of retaining the citv crown they won last year. Since the team hasn't had any pre-season games yet, it is difficult to say exactly how Left to right: Jam1e Grant, Tom Flugstad, Ray Marks. thev will perform, but the chances for another successful season are very good. Other ftne prospects for the squad include. Jamie Grant, Bob Pike, Don Brown, Dudley Schwade, Neal Snider, Don Love, Bob Burkey, George Astler, Bob Gutshall, Lou \Vilke, and Bob Tripp. �Left to right: B1b P1kc, Neal Sn1dcr, D1ck Brown Left to right: Leon Dmer, and Ph1l Serafm1, coaches. Top row, left to right: Steve Sm1th, Don Brown, D1ck Lutz, Don Love, Bob P1ke, Dudley Schwade, Ray Carlsen, Neal Sn1dcr. Bottom row: Tom Flugstad, Ray Marks, D1ck Brown, Jam1e Grant, Tom Carson, Phil Plutt, Coach Phd ��Top row, left to right: Coach W•llis Lamson, Bob Lamson, Gene Crancer, John Ballard, Duane Reed, Bob Allen, Jack Larson, Bill Hallum. Bottom row: Bob Patten, Bob lrwm, Ronn1e Z1er, AI Seawell, J1m Wolfe. Swimmers Capture City Crown Under the guidance of Coach Willis Lamson, a very fine swimming team captured the City crown. The tankmen were never pressed too hard throughout the season. Many records were broken during the season, most of which came from East. Te.am Won Lost Pet. EAST .............. 4 0 1.000 North .. . 3 South 2 West M.anual 0 .750 2 .soo 3 .250 4 .000 The most outstanding swimmers were: Eddie Weidenhamer, Jack Larson, Bob Allen, John Ballard, Ronnie Z1er, Jim Wolfe, Gene Crancer, and Bob Patten. Left: They' re off. Right: Hey mom! Look at me! �--H\GH Where's the victory kisses? �For the second consecutive year East took a chartered train to play m the semi-f1nals of the State Clas AA Football Championship. Fourteen hundred lively Angels mclud1ng the band, White Jackets, and student body boarded the two chartered traens on Thanksgiving day to witness the play-off at Colorado Springs. Mus1c and numerous snack bars scattered throughout the train helped make the e curs1on an overwhelm1ng success The team made the day complete by mak1ng turkey d1nner out of the Spnngs Terrors 32-6 for the twenty-f1fth consecut1ve VICtory for the Seraphs. �7Z/A',f ~ ~~~ /~#A.' }'1" h;JI'PE A'.#J' /P~7_/ .,-If,~~ A'~ ~'* 't-1( ~ ' •tlfll': School social activities are of high value to the majority of Angels, as these activities are an opportunity for Cherubs to develop their talent, through such events as the all school show, Senior class play, Chr_i stmas pageant, Red and White day and oratoncal contests. School social dancing helps Angels in adjusting to groups of individuals, while enjoyment an9 und_e rstanding of others are found through assembl1es wh1ch are numerous each school year. Publications offer an opportunity for Cherubs to become acquainted with East, and outside relations, and they afford yo~.:~ a~ opportunity to apply your talent and become expenenced in a trade. These are but a few of the many outstanding activities offered to all Angels. 96 ~~.L PY/~ ZJ~r e. ~.AF' 70 ~A·-.'­ .lr ... L #< " Hdk. ,;.,_ 7" ��First se meste r office rs, top row, left to right : B1ll M ;hn, Preside nt; Sue B1tman, V ice- Preside nt; Warren P1ckford, Corresponding Secretary; J 1m D1keou, Re cord ing Secre t a ry· Second seme ste r office rs, se cond row: Ronn•e Z1er, Preside nt; Murray McComas, Vice-Preside nt; Mar f, Correspond ing Secreta ry; Rocky Groves, Re cord in g Secre ta ry. Delegate Assembly Officers Principal's Advisory Council In the past year the Delegi'lte assembly has worked along with the student council, the Angelus staff and on many activities to help the school. This assembly is a very important and worthwhile part of the student government at East high. Representatives to the Delegate assembly are elected in the first hour classes each semester, giving more students an opportunity to participate. The Delegat e assembly is under the able guidance of M rs. Violette M cCarthy. The Principal's Advisory council was organized in 1947. It's aim is to give Mr. Braun suggestions and students' ideas on current problems and events To be a member of the council one must have a "C" average. Those who compose the Advisory council are two representatives from the sophomore, JUnior and senior classes, the editors of the Spotlight and Angelus, the head boy and girl, and the president and vice-president of the Delegate assembly. Front row, left to right: Doug Chadw1ck, John Arch•bold, Mr. Braun, Roger Hahn Second row : B1ll DeMoulm, Patsy Reeves, Janet Holmes, J1m 01keou, Neal Blue Sandy Sparks, N1ta Watson. Last row: Don Ackerman, Tom Carey, Patty Mmtz, Sue B1tman, Murray McComas, Denny Laughlin, Jerome LaGrange. �'f•"' tJP >·v «A' 7 JrOT ,N' . ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,$ ,.,1 r 1"••~ ItT _ -'It r .,,., v·~ Foe N•T ., , Tt;, 1 ... d ed~t~•r, '<...'4L iT iN ~J.IA~ ~ 1- II ~7TIJI' II l A ., ~ ...~--· ;,.~, ,, - .64 . , , t~t~ :AJ I-n,,;,, oP • ; IT/,., ~..~ ... ~ J ~·, M I'D"' ;A, "Pr• vr~e..~ at son Hea Girl ~N ~'J-· c ... , • , • :e~~._, 4*6Tb 4 ~I "f J I .,J, It~"'~ •If. T41f;~ o ~ /N ~ c..~.,. l'llfl&'-'1 , Hlfl J.. ~ - V•&.c'lL , 1 u 4l. K~~N.., h ~ h"'"~ r;, ,.,« n h , . ,, · r,~s ,r •It 7J,e o7h& ....:~ ':Zf,LwlhVA! r,~k~ ~ ~-a. wh ( J'tA' I n ;dd1Ju' Hit'• J'#' ~"4 7HA-/f - J'•f4 ~ Jr, ~!1 A ,_, ..,~ A/ YIIIC ....,. • - /T .TM sr NH~ s P414 R A'~lrE p. Cl"~ll( ,, N# ,·7; , . ..J' i>lf., ~ c '.s •.r::,.,,-;,,. 99 �Stud nt The student council is concerned w&th the welfare of every Angel and assists with the functionmg of the school through such events as the onentat&on program for the 1OB's, guidance of all school elections, organization of all drives in which the school participates such as the Sweetheart dance, Howdy day, and Red and White day. The student council works long and hard to see that the students have every opportunity to obtain new privileges and it ever upholds the standards and ideals of East. N1ta and Tom ponder, counc1l wa1ts Counte r-clockw ise: N1ta Watson, Head Girl; Marc1a Mannmg, Se nior; B1ll Dan1el, Se nior; Loren Wheeler, Sophomore; Don Larkm, Se nior; Vonn:e De Spam, Jun ior; Deane Wntcr, Se nior, lanct Ackerman, Sophomore; Neal Blue, Sophomore Preside nt; Bobble Rc Se n1or; Bob Howe, Sophomore; Jody Jones, Sophomore; John Arch1bold, Se nior Presede nt; V1olette McCarthy, Sponsor. �Council Left to right: Bobbie Roc, Corresponding secretary; Don Ackerman, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Vtolette McCarthy, Sponsor; Futz Huber, Treasurer; Marcta Manning, Recording Secretary. Clockwise : Tom Carey, Head Boy; Roger Hahn, Angelus; Nancy Young, Senior; AI Lackner, Angelus; St. n Johnston, Senior; Patsy Reeves, Spotlight; Don Ackerman, Junior President; e Lyster, Senior; Lynn Hoover, Junior; Stdge Arnold, Junior; Fritz Hub1 Senior; Sue Perry, Junior; Barry Frank, Junior. �Top row, left to right: Lmda Stone, Dance Editor; Deane Wntcr, Co-sports Editor; Jeanne Galvm, Scrapbook Editor; Bob lawson, Photographer; Marty Chambers, Page Co-ordinator. Second row : Bill Efaw, Assistant Art Editor; Sue Scott, Assistant Faculty Editor; Bob LaSnell, Album Editor; Devera Mellman, Assistant Business Manager; Janet Atler, Curriculum Editor. Bottom row: Allee Sweeney, Club Editor. Angelus Presents ROGER HAHN E t· r-m · Ch1ef The 1950 Angelus was rated "First Class" by the National Scholastic Press Association . The Angelus has received twenty such awards in previous years, and in 1937 received the "All-American Award," which is now the highest award given . The staff of the 1951 Angelus decided on "Profile of Youth" for their theme. The theme has been carried out throughout the book with silhouettes of students in their every day surroundings. The Angelus has 102 ALLAN LACKNER Ass1stant E added many more attractions to make this one of the outstanding books in years A royalty section has been featured showing the king, queens, and their attendants. Also for the first time the Junior and Sophomore classes have separate sections for their classes. The Angels displayed their support for the Angelus by buying 1500 books. The staff presented the movie, "The Late George Apley," for the student body m appreciation for their assistance. �Top row, left to right: Jeanne Klodt, Assembly Editor; Martm Shore, Candid Editor; Dorothy Stout, Photographic Co-ordinator; D ck Jones, Photographer; Barbara Claus, Faculty Editor. Second row : Barbara Battey, Assistant Curriculum Editor; Pat Beck, Assistant Album Editor; Bob Patten, Photographer; Jack1e Ungemach, Art Editor; Tom Flugstad, Co-sports Editor. Bottom row: Patty Mmtz, Assistant Club Editor. '' Profile of Youth'' LOUIS TANANBAUM Bu ness Manager THOMAS GILLIGAN �Spotlight Work Top row, left to right: Jennilec Pcd•cord, Special Writer; Sally Schrepferman, Exchange Editor. Second row: Dack Murphy, Sports Editor; Lorramc Anderson, Special Writer. Third row: Carol Ingram, Exchange Editor; D•ck Schwart zer, Photographer; Audrey Berry, Special Writer; Mallard Ingraham, Columnist; Nancy Bankley, Special Writer; Nancy Vawter, Assistant Editor. Bottom row: V~rgan•a Palmer, Special Writer; Ed Hunter, Sports Editor; Pat Breese, Exchange Editor. PATSY REEVES Ed•tor-an-Chief ED STONE Busme__ M~ ager The Spotlight, under the able guidance of Mrs. Alice E. Koons, is published every third week by the editor, the business and circulation staff, the special writers, the sports writers, the columnists. photographers and the reporters of the paper. Part of the activities of the staff include a trip to the printers to help publish the Spotlight. The Spotlight staff, in co-operation with the Pre-law club sponsored a 100% drive to sell Spotl1ghts The drive was a huge success 104 and resulted in selling all but six papers. Various assemblies have been provided for the student body by the Spotlight staff. One of these include a lecture and a movie by Mr. Prein, from the Monitor Publications, who spoke on the safari which took him into Africa. The aims of the Spotlight this year were to promote better school spirit, longer lunches, and cooperation with the student council. �for Student Benefit Top row, left to right: Bill Counts, Assistant Editor; Betty Streen, Assistant Editor. Second row: Joyce Ltnd, Special Writer; Alan Fouse, Photographer. Third row: lnga Schoo, Special Writer; Ow1ght Murphey, Columnist; Mary Newberry, Reporter; Manly Barnes, Photographic-coordinator; J1m Colfer, Sports Writer; Ann Chap1n, Assistant Editor. Bottom row: Myron Rubtn, Reporter; Ruth Sumners, Reporter; Roger S•mon, Sports Writer. BOB FERGUSON Head Photographer ALICE C. KOONS �----.;;;:c--~= - - - ..- - .. - East Celebrates Red and White Day f Color day for East this year seemed emminently successful , even to the weather The sophomores' skit took first prize, but the senior class ran away wi th the honors for the day in out-mudding the juniors dunng the tug-of-war and taking first prize for the most beautiful float in the parade. The crowning event of the day saw Sue Bitman reigning as May queen over the color day fest ivit ies. Counterclockwise: semor sk1t, JUnior sk1t; scphomore sk1t, N1ta crowns Sue May qu en; v1ctory sm1les for the scn1ors m the tug-of-war; the beauty laden, wmnmg sen1or float. �Senior Girls Win Character Awards Poise Fr iend line ss Se nse of Humor Cheerfulness Sportsmanship Se rv ice De pe ndability Loyalty ANN SEAWELL SUE BITMAN CAROLE DICKERSON MARGIE DUFF NANCY BINKLEY MARCIA MA BOBBIE ROE MARY McMURTRIE Courtesy SEBA BROOKS Best-All-Around Girl PATSY REEVES Counterclockwise : Ann Seawell, Sue B1tman, Carole I erson, Marg1e Duff, Nancy B1nkley, Marc1a Manmng, Bobb1e Roe, Mary McMurtne, Seba Brooks, Patsy Reeves. �108 ��Left to right, top to bottom : LOUIS Tan nbaum, Kmg Herod; Mary Montague, M ry, 01ck Sm1th, Joseph, Don Ackerman, narrator, George Fouke, Gabnel; Nancy Vawter, narrator; Steve McCoy, Kmg Baccus. Bill Counts, Kmg Melcho1r; and Ed R1dd1ck, Kmg Gaspar. Actors Present Christmas Pageant M iss Geneveive Kreiner, d1rector of the presentation, and M iss Freeda Moorehead, d1rector of the A Cappella choir, worked together to present an unusual and delightful program Mrs. V1olettc McCarthy, vocal soloist, was accompanied by M iss Marcia Manning to add to the traditional Christmas pageant w1th outstand1ng beauty and significance �Seniors Present Class Play The Class of 1951 presented "The Man Who Came to Dinner" as their contrrbution to laughter. The play was under the excellent d1rection of Mrs. Genevieve Kriener. A beaut1ful new set by Mr. Arthur Bragg and the stage crew, and new furniture helped make the play a f1nished production. The leading roles were portrayed by Louis Tananbaum as Sheridan Whiteside, Nancy Vawter as Maggie Cutler, Bill Counts as Burt Jefferson, Sue Bitman as Lorraine Sheldon, John Archibald as Banjo, Mary Montague as Miss Preen. George Fouke played Beverly Carlton; Mary Newberry, Harnet Stanley; Harry Arkm, Doctor Bradley; Mel Coffee, Professor Metz. The members of the Stanley family were Richard Smith and Seba Brooks, the parents, Richard Murphey and Betty Farrand, Richard and June, Paul Miller and Kathleen Posey were John and Sarah; Milliard Ingraham, Sandy. I �EP l 12 our Pe p Club? SSE IES �Ang Is Participat in Orations G. Edgar Riddick's presentation of Henry's " A Call to Arms" was the winner of the seventy-eighth annual Woodbury Medal contest held in the East auditonum. Fmalists for the contest were: George Fouke, Harry Arkin, Ronald Silenky, E. Richard Smith, Donald Ackerman, G. Edgar Riddick, Louis T ananbaum, and Stephen McCoy. Ruthie Ann Hailpern, sophomore, was chosen winner of the seventy-second annual Wolcott sight reading contest. The finalists, which included, Devera Mellman, Mary Montague, Betty Farrand, Marlene Law, leeba Nelson and Ruth Sanders all took part in the reading of "Twas the Night Before Christmas" by Paul Gallico. Though losing in the all -city Shafroth extemperoraneous contest by close scores, both John Archibald and Ann Chapin represented East high in a fine manner. �Homecoming Dane November 4, marked the eve that Paula Boltz was crowned Queen of the Homecoming dance. The other girls who served as her attendants were : Sandy Sparks, Margie Duff, Judy Jones, Marcia Manning, and Ann Seawell. As the last strains of "Goodnight Sweetheart" died away every one agreed that it had been a very successfu l evening. December Promenad Leading the Junior Prom. through a successful evening was the music of Johnny Hawes. Reigning over the Junior debut was Sidge Arnold. Her attendants were: Vonnie DeSpain, Sandy Sparks, Janet Dodd and Peggy and Patty Mintz. New winter formals predominated the scene while silver stars and blue and white streamers glistened from above. �Cupid Capers Dark red hearts and white lacy trim set the scene for the Sweetheart dance. The evening was highlighted with the coronation of a Sweetheart King and Queen presented for the first time at the annual Valentine dance. The king and queen were Ann Seawell and Ray Marks. Their attendants were : Priscilla Stone and Jerome LaGrange Carole Dickerson and Willard Bissell, Vonnie DeSpain and Barry Frank, Marcia Manning and Dick Frye, and Nancy Van Derbur and Bill Clark. �Varsity Cap rs "Varsity Capers," was the theme for this year's "D" club dance, which was held in the boys' gym April 7. The boys' gym was decorated with small D's and crepe paper which led to the middle of the gym where a large red D was suspended. Howard Farrand provided the music, and new spring formals predominated the scene. 1 16 �E APH SWING Small pink bids announced the opening dance of the year given annually by the Seraph S1sters. The decorations carried out the theme with an overhang1ng ceiling of pmk and black streamers with a large pmk swmg suspended from the center. Star eyed cherubs danced to the dreamy mus1c of Howard Farrand, while fall formals rustled in rhythm. ·r BIG HOUSE BOUNCE Romant1c? Angels stepped through a replica of a jail door onto a dance floor resembl1ng a Jad (w1th electnc chair and all) Round black b1ds similar to an eight ball were presented for adm1ss1on. The second sport dance of the year proved a great success while pol1cemen (real and unreal) kept guard �Senior Barn Dance Bunny rabb1ts, hdlbillles, cowboys, boy scouts, boy cheerleaders, and g1rl football players, bab1cs, detecttves and Da1sy Mae and L1ttle Abner, were some of the costumes that made up the colorful dance floor th n1ght the Scmors presented their masquerade. It was the first of 1ts kind presented by East high students since way back when the Sen1or Barn dance u!>ed to be a masquerade Halloween dance. All who cam agreed 1t was a lot of fun and hope for more in the future. �1 ., - . :•.;J ~ ., r; .r#.Ntls F•.c ~tiUA' Nt' ""'.,;- .,.: , . . _ This section portrays the kings, queens and their attendants, who reigned over various dances throughout the school year. Among _ lli'Nr 44 ''A/,. Ti 1• r ~ •• ,• !1•6.&4 ,_, .1 ti' tJr tJ~ ./ " , ' ..~,., -,..,.. /F- - ,.,. NJ X ., l'tt:~ W-3 nn . ,,,...,_ r .c ~._~ • {# - r 4(1, .., , Z" , . a~ - .T'" r· '!II. ..1 ~ ~ .-~ these dances were: The homecom1ng dance, Junior prom, Sweetheart dance and the Red and White Day dance. East high school has many beauties of which it is justly proud, and the Angelus staff _,n r' .., c../"'n;,,~ ;,~ .r WI' _.;,~ ~ .1/: ~AW-''~ , . ..AI'. iJ ~:; ~"'...,,., ,.~ We wish that we might open this section with sound effects (the blare of trumpets and the roll of drums), for the first Angelus Royalty section is being introduced this year in the '51 yearbook. ;,- rN ..N~ . . feels that you, too, will share this pnde as you turn the following pages. ....., - z;., ., ~ l ,. _ • . ~J.J ,...J 7'1 4 ...-.1~ ~... ,, fl.tt:- ;r - ,E.,y. 19 �I • omecoming Queen ;;..,.., N d. ~;.,;- aula Boltz <:,Y # (,#~J~ ..J"' "r . . ., ~, ~~ ~,.~ 41' .t~ r41' A"~y ~ ,-,., ~~~ ...,. ~ v ~ - .~. T+,.;.,' JJ .;..~ 7;~?HT ~ Jd ,: ~ /#-4- ' f ' . / - H. ~-' #.wT /H~If _,.,. _,., ' .At# ~ / :, 1J, 'I ~ , ~~-~H)'., ..,,~. ~,~ff# // -T~ /~ - /~.e 7,/~ 120 4, .-'., - . - ~ .../ 7/7,/"J' ;/--- .L-'./.E- ~~,:v~~ ~;-, /Yy h. 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Zi" 7'-..,..._.~M \/ ~I A.t.CU .#ff40<.C~Xoo"I:Q' ::z;, Left to right, standing : Janet Dodd, seated : Patty Mmtz, Peggy Mtntz, Sandy Sparks, seated in front : Vonme de Spam. . . ~ I ~ ~~~ ~ ~...-.::~~~~ ~~ ~~~.~~~~~""' �Junior and Sopho111ore ay Queen Attendants B~ck row, left to right: Vonn1e de Spam, Sandy Sparks, Patty Mmtz, Peggy Mmtz, Paula Boltz, Judy Jones Front row: Janet Dodd, Nancy Van Derbur, Corne Houston, Sunny Jones. 126 �Back row, left to right: Nancy Young, Marcra Mannrng, Mary McMurtne, Ann Seawell. Front row: Patsy Reeves, Janey Atler, Sue Bitman, Vonn1e Lyster. a.;r .' I Senior 127 �East Htgh School offers a vanety of e tra -curricular act1v1ties to Angels interested 1n partrcrpatmg 1n group organizatrons. These organ rzations serve Cherubs for educational purposes, in advancement of Interests and hobb1es, aiso social adjustment and educat1on rn group organization is obta1ned by Angels participat1ng rn organized activities. Congress club rs the oldest of the present clubs as they e 1st today, berng organrzed 1n 1904. New clubs of the past year rnclude Collegtate Arts, and Home Arts, whrch prove that people gro up together according to interests. (.:)~o-.r · ::J/4 tn~t I .:Jot to /fnow !:I tn::1 I a s t .:1 ~ (;X./'" ~ 1 F as1 and T am 8orr:1 .r 1/u;. .7 d/clh t m e~f .:1 o u uoon Ifs ;;~otple f;/( e :fOc..t fAA 1 am S" /n eS' ea. I'I!J tno./fe rn e re::rre t /eav, Sc it O o I . 1- onlj' no~ 6 04-11'- ~ /// cross & o p?O. do~ · rr(A..f h s .Jt ~ o. - JJ:j · , CA~ d. f J, e f,/e,.;j h es f ";j' fq elf Gco d 128 ��Front row, left to right: Betty Nash, Watty Bowes, Bobbae Kessler, President; Pat Arnold, Dw1ght Murphey Second row: Ganger Roe, Sharlee Johnson, Ronnae Epstem, Nata Watson, Leta Logan, Manlyn Pearson. Third row: Dack Sm1th, Nadme Lake, LoUis Tananbaum, George Fouke, Seba Brooks, Don Grebe Top row: Jam Parker, D1ck Frye, Ed Hunter, Ray Marks, Jerry McGu1re, D1ck Hansen. Inter-Club Council The Inter-Club council is composed of the presidents of all the clubs here at East. The club meets twice a month to discuss questions and problems that arise from school issues This year the club sponsored an assembly, as well as the annual varsity-faculty basketball game. The lnter·Ciub council serves to promote a closer bond between all clubs When a problem arises as to how to raise money for a club, or a problem of a similar nature, it is taken to the lnter·Ciub council. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Todd, the club did an outstanding job of ruling the many clubs here at East. �Front row, left to right: Belv1n Williams, Justin W. Bnerly, Sponsor, R1chard Frye, President; Robert Sawyer, VicePresident; Donald Harlan, Secretary; John S1ple, Treasurer; Roc y Groves. Second row: Ed Hunter, Jerry Moore, Donald Ackerman, Alan Edwards, D1ck Sm1th, Tom Carey. Third row : Ed Barry, Chuck Froese, J1m Bob Day, Tom Flugstad, Bob LaSheiJ, Bob Yegge, Warren P1ckford Top row: Watty Bowes, Phd Schoelzel, Tom McGonagle, Dan McGrew, Wil lard B1ssell, 81!1 DeMoulm. Pre - Law The Pre-Law club has plaved an active part in the club life at East since its organization in 1939. The purpose of the club is to unite boys with high scholastic standings and common interests. The club has many social gatherings throughout the year in the homes of club members to enable the boys to become better acquainted with one another. To round out a perfect year in the Pre-Law club, the boys and their dates attend the Annual Spring banquet, held in one of Denver's leading hotels. Membership is limited to twenty-five boys with a "B" average or higher. OFFICERS Left to right: Justin W . Bnerly..••....•••.........•••.••....•.•. Sponsor Richard Frye President Robert Sawyer.......•...•....•.••....•••••Vice-President Donald Harlan ..•.•••••..........................••. Secretary John S1ple ......••••••......•..•••.••..•........Treasurer 131 �Front row, left to right: E1 e n nger, Nancy N1cholson, Celeste S1ege, Charles Croley, Sponsor, Sh1rlee Johnson, President; Mary Ann Ormor Vice-President; Mary Ann Kreuzer, Secretary; JackiC Adams, Treasurer; Carole Greenwood, Glona Gray, Sh1rley l1amdton. Second row: Nancy Rob1nson, Barbara Magnussen, Gwynn Cheney, Martha Rodenck, Maqorie Hickey, Loretta Carhle, Lmda Harrell, Joan Young, Janet Ka1ser, Norma Klarner, Janet Carlstrom. T h ird row: Dorothy Keller, Alice Harris, Manlyn H1gley, Sally Zwahlen, Ann Stewart, Maryellen Sm1th, Joyce Kortz, JoAnn Wilson, Shirley Klem, Virgmia Stevens. Top row: Donna Kueker, Barbara McFarland, Jane N1chols, Ruth Lmn, Mar~an Ross, Phyllis Taylor, Marilene Robison, Donna Harrison, Alice Co Vlvran Schroer, Ann Goodnch. I Girls' Bowling The Girls' Bowling club was organized in 1947, and has been one of East's most active clubs ever since. The girls bowl every Tuesday night at the Park Hill bowling alley. In December, the girls participate en a OFFICERS Left to right: Charles Croley Sponsor Sh~rlee Johnson Preside nt Mary Ann Ormond. 132 Vice-President Mary Ann Kreuzer .... Secretary Jack1e Adams Treasurer bowling league against other schools not only in Denver, but all over the country. The Girls' Bowling club has been very fortunate in having Mr. Croley as a sponsor, for he not only makes the club a lot of fun, but teaches the art of good bowlmg as well. �Front row, left to right: D1ck Broman, J1m McNalley, Larry N1chols. Second row: Charles Croley, Sponsor, Jack Rassmusscn, Don Grebe, Roger Miller, Don Red, Dick Reece, Armand DeSaveno, Sponsor. Boys' Bowling Among the better sports clubs for boys at East is the Boys' Bowling club. At the beginning of the year the club had an average of forty to fifty boys bowling every Monday night at the bowling alley. Because of the world si tuation today, however, some of the best bowlers have gone into the Army and Navy. The club enters many leagues, but perhaps the most fun is being in the contest between the boys and the girls of the Girls' Bowling club, which was held in March. Any boy may apply for membership in this club. OFFICERS left to right: Don Grebe President Roger M1llcr V Jee-P resident Armand DeSaveno Sponsor Vernon Peterson Treasurer 133 �Front row, left to right· Sh ron Dougherty, Ann Se1clstad, Mary Ann Mon1er, L1danne Jones, M1ss Luclll llgaudas, Sponsor; Seba Brook Pres1dent; Marc1a Mannmg, Vice-President; Ann Seawell, Secretary; Ann Chapm, Treasurer; M1ss Juanita Loept1en Sponsor; Marilyn Pearson, Beverly Hennen, Mane Downmg. Second row : Debby ew, Pat Dornan, Manan Canf 1d r 1thy Kearns, Jo Ann Holmdahl, Charla Snyder, Sue Warder, Vonme Lyster, N1ta Watson, Scott1e Scoef•eld, Barbara Llaus, Carolyn G~rardot, Nancy Newcomb. Third row : Patty Mmtz, Devera Mellman, Barbara Battey, Barbara Grenfell, Lmda Gamel, D1ane Bentley, Mary Montague, Jody Crotchett, Greta Ohlson, Carol Blackwell, Bette Mun•shor, Bobb1e Roe. Top row: Allee Sweeney, Nancy Hanks, Nancy Sterlmg, Kay Schnener, Dix•e Williams, Jan Rob•nson, V1cky Fair, Shirley Staggs, Beverly Sm1th, Jody R1chardson, Ruth Bartholic, Corky Barker, Carolyn Snuffer. White Jackets Front row, left to right: Norma L1mbach, Martanne Re1neman, Helen F deryl Byers, Carol Tyler, Judy Campbell, Bert Lavm, Peggy Aylard, Susan McClelland, Janet Dodd, Molly Wynn Second row: Sue B1tman, Jack1e Ungemach, Betty Farrand, Allee Carper, Darlene Stroh, Jane Montony, Mary Bron da Sclme, Carol Holling, Ruth Sumners, Ro~emary Fehr. Third row: Betty McCorm1ck, Lo1s McKenz1e, Mary Ann Lumm1ngs, Barbara Newman, Mary Pnce, Helen Burmont, Betty Marshall, Joyce Lochhead, Mary Williams, Mary Spath. Top row: Marty Chambers, She1lo K1rley, Carolyn Campbell, JoAnn Warner, Joan Snyder, Polly Scott, Mary Ann Kreuzer, Sally Schrepferman, D1ane Kaub, Patsy Reeves, Nancy Vawter �Front row, left to right: Roberta N1cholson, lynette Copen, Sharon Fnedman, Sally Stnker, Elyce Karlsberg, Mary Jo Green, Jeanne Ragland, Nancy Hmkle, Charlene Barnhart, Nancy Re rode. Second row: Ellen Eames, Mary Blanchard, Jack1e Shere, Roberta Perlov, Peggy Mmtz, Mozell Zarit, Jack1e Adams, lo1s Johnson, Marty Bielser, Jane Clark. Th ird row: Isabel Blandford, Betty Strccn, M1ldred McCarthy, Jane Eagan, lorramc Anderson, Barbara Ke1th, Betty Kmyon, Ann leav1tt, Anel Goodnch, Barbara Taggart. Top row: Vernon Aspelmier, Nancy Burke, Ina Robmsen, Phyll1s Wnght, Phyll1s Taylor, Beverly Dickison, laVerne Dufva, Joan Yamcn, Norma Goldberg, Elise Oppcnhe1mer. White Jackets Ask yourself this question, "What adds most to the spirit of East?" Of course, the answer will be the White Jackets, the girls' pep club. These girls form a truly wonderful picture on Fridays when they wear their red skirts, white jackets and red berets. If the weather be snow or sunshine, the White Jackets may be seen attending the football and basketball games, cheering heartilv Being a member of W hite Jackets is not only a lot of work, but a great deal more of fun. The girls march in two parades during the year, and participate in drills at Denver University stadium. Membership 1n this club is based upon scholastic standing, posture, and good citizenship OFFICERS l eft to right: M1ss lucille llgaudas................. . . .. Sponsor Seba Brooks ............ ............. President Marc1a Mannmg Vice-President Ann Seawell Secretary Ann Chapm ·····················--···--···--·--···Treasurer M1ss Juan1ta loept1en Sponsor 135 �Front row, left to right: M1ss Margaret Aylard, sponsor; R1chard Sm1th, President; R1chard Murphy, First Vice-President: Barnard S1lver, Second Vice-President; Thomas Hams, Secretary-Treasurer; S1dney Lang, Merle We1tz Second row: Ronald Chadw1ck, Jim Parker, Gene Levy, Don Parkyn, Myron Rubm, Nate Hoffman. Third row: Bill S1mpson, Allen Goody, Alan Edwards, Wesley Clark, Stan Nathenson, Frank Freeman Top row: Nat Roper, James Newell, D1ck R1chmon, Pete Melcher, Martm Errickson, Mike Cornwall. Euclidian In 1932, o ne of East's former teachers, Harry Charlesworth, formed a math club called the Slide Rule club. When Mr. Charlesworth left East last year, the club selected a very capable new sponsor, M iss Margaret Aylard. The Euclidian club gives students interested in advance mathematics an opportuni ty to become acquainted with the material not presented in math classes. OFFICERS Left to right : 136 M1ss Margaret Aylard .. Sponsor R1chard Sm1th President D1ck Murphy V1ce President Tom Harris Secretary· Treasurer Barnard S1lver 2nd Vice-President The club annually gives a Mathematical Award to a senior with high merits in math. At each meeting the club has an outside speaker, and each member is supplied with the Euclidian club bulletin of the week wh ich contains puzzles and jokes pertaining to mathematics and sc1ence. The club is kept to forty students interested in math. �Front row, left to right: Dan Foley, Sponsor; Wtllard Btssell, President; Watty Bowes, Vice-President; Jtm Day, Secretary; Phd Schoelzel. Second row: Bill DeMoulin, Tom McGonagle, Dave Madtson, Lynn Hoover, Deane Wnter, Bob Webb, Jul1us Buerger. Third row: Jamte Grant, Bob Cooper, Bob lrwtn, Chuck Froese, Steve Kinney, B1ll Z1mmerman, Bob Man1on. Top row: Duane Capps, Allen Goody, Bob LaShell, Roger Hahn, Bob Patten, Tom Carson, Rocky Groves. Key The Key club is co-sponsored by the downtown Kiwanis club which sends a representative to each meeting held here at East. The members of this club take care of the bulletin board under the clock and usher for the "8" assemblies. Last year the club sent a representative to Columbus, Ohio to attend the international meeting of Key clubs, and this year a boy will be sent to M iami, Florida. The club helps to develop ini tat ive and leadership among the members, tries to serve the school and community in every way possible, and prepares the boys for useful citizenship in the future . OFFICERS Left to right: Dan Foley . Wtllard B1ssell Watty Bowes Jtm Bob Day.... Phd Schoelzel B1ll DeMoultn Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms 137 �Front row, left to right: Beverly Gray, Mass Hero Conesny, Sponsor; Jam Parker, President; Jackae Adams, VicePresident; Jackae Smath, Secretary; Sharley Hutton, Treasurer. Second row: Lewas Palm r, George McCrumb, Aid n Tammerman, Sharley Charvonaa, Florence Fu1awara, Ball Galbreth. Third row: Bob Sperlang, Ruth Bowker, Marallyn We~ebaum, Sh~rlee Johnson, Roberta Morns, Gwen Conner. Top row: Joe Lustag, Varganaa Gordon, Nancy Ann Grace, lo1s Ann lraon, Anne K.rby, S1lverio Pereira. Art The Art club provides an opportunity for all talented and int erested art ists to work together outside of school. The club attends many local and nat ional a rt exhibits. The Art club adds to the success of East by painting poste rs and advertising material. The main purpose of this club is to provide OFFICERS Left to right: Mass Hero Conesny. Sponsor Jam Parker..... .... President Jack1e Adams ...Vice-President Jackae Smath .... ...... Secretary Sharley Hutton ....................................Treasurer 138 an outlet for talented pupils wishing to contribute to their school and community. Many thanks go to the Art club and Miss Hero Conesny for their outst anding work here at East. The club is open to all pupils interested in Art and all its aspects. �Front row, left to right: Bill Larson, AI Lackner, Jack Beardshear, Sponsor; Watty Bowes, President; Don Harlan, Vice-President; Chuck Froese, Secretary; Tom Carson, Treasurer; John Smyth, Sponsor; Donald Ackerman. Second row: Bob Webb, Paul Mtllcr, Art Marttn, Ed Hunter, Harry Lew1s, J1m Willson, Louts Tananbaum, Don Gruenlcr, Ronald Chadwick . Third row: Kenneth Moses, Bob Mtlstcm, Leonard Stlverman, Larry Ztvm, Oscar Hall, Lee Thompson, Bob LaShell, Allen Goody, Dick Smtih. Top row: Burt Dunevtlz, Ronn1e Epstetn, Steve Hellerstem, Duane Capps, Dtck Wlldmg, Herbte Bracken, Chuck Rob rison, John Marshall, Melvrn Langshaw. Red Jackets The Red Jackets may be identified around the halls of East by their red jackets. Red Jackets, the boys' pep club, serves the school by sponsoring the information booth in the main hall, by taking part in all pep assemblies, and by taking care of the lost and found department. Among the activities that the Red Jackets participated in was the "Big House Bounce," given in cooperation w1th the White Jackets. Perhaps the most fun came in attending the annual Red Jacket hayrack ride. The club is open to all boys with an average of "C" or better. OFFICERS Left to right: Jack Beardshear................... ..... .. ... Sponsor Watty Bowes .. . .. Preside nt Don Harlan ... . . . .Vice-Preside nt Chuck Froese Tom Carson John Smyth ............................ Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 139 �Front row, le ft to right: M1ss Rosalie Edm1ston, Sponsor; Pat O'Reilly, Preside nt; Lola Schmoll, Mary Snodgrass Treasurer; Barbara Bell, Janet Ka1ser, V1rgmia Johnson. Second row: Aileen Harvey, Manlyn Horton, Pat Carlstrom, Ruth Chapman, JoAnn Holmdahl, Lmda Hueston, Barbara Lowry Third row: Bev Vincent, Bob D1llon, Eleanor Hamilton Janet Carlstrom, Robert Brown, Karen Cartwnght. Top row: Jerry Hatton, Ralph Fellows, Frank Adams, Harold Hatton, Bill Barnes, Joan R1chman, Donna W~rth Bible Research Membership in this group is open to anyone interested in the Bible. Discussions given by the club members, movies and pictures provide a realistic picture of the Holy Bible. Another purpose of the club is to enliven the friendship of its members Under the sponsor- OFFICERS l eft to right: M1ss Rosahe Edm1ston ... Sponsor Pat O'Reelly Pre side nt Barry Kllngsmith 140 Vice-Preside nt Janet Henshaw.... Secret ary Mary Snodgrass Treasurer ship of Miss Rosalie Edmiston, the club part icipated in a Christmas party and several picnics. One of the club's most interesting speakers of the year was Rev. Dones of the Colored Church of Good Hope. �Front row, left to right: Well1am We1mer, Sponsor; Dweght Murphey, President; Edward Zall, Secretillry; M1llard Ingraham, Treuurer; Bdl Clow, Parlimentnian . Second row: Harry Sterling, John Arch1bold, Donald Ackerman, D1ck Sm1th, Pete Taylor. Top row: Deck Lmdseth, James Bromley, Paul Hannon, Tom Aurel1us, Neal Blue. Congress The Congress club has the distinction of being the first club organized at East, and the oldest high school club in Denver. Under the sponsorship of William We imer, the club has presented several assemblies for the student body and has held its annual banquet. The main purpose of the club is to train its members in the science of government and the art of expression. Among the many speakers that the Congress club obtained this year are Dr. Senesch, Dr. Crofts, Dr. Scofield and Dr. Carey, all of Denver university's speakers bureau. Any boy having a "C" average may apply for membership. OFFICERS Left to right: Wdleam We emer Sponsor Dw1ght Murphey President Edward Zall Secretary M1llard Ingraham. • ... Bdl Clo"' . .....• Parliamentarian • ... Treasurer 141 �Front row, left to right: Mrs. V~rgmaa Stearns, Sponsor; Paul Maller, Secretary; Pat Arnold, President; Charles Younkman, Vice-President; Seba Brooks, Treasurer; Harry Arkan, Chairman of Board; Elazabeth Bean, Sponsor. Second row: Bruce Paul, Jerry Re1chman, B1ll Sampson, Myron Ruban, Steve Hellerstean, John Grow. Third row: Peter Breat, Lynette McKnaght, Edward Zall, Maralyn Pearson, Sadney Lang, Barbara Bell, Wesley Clark. International Relations The International Relations club was founded in 1921 by a group of boys primarily interested in international problems. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in international affairs and to be better informed concerning them. During the school year, the group continually had speakers from all parts of the world come to their meetings and discuss current and interesting problems. OFFICERS left to right: Mrs. Vargmaa Stearns..... . Sponsor Charles Younkman .. Pat Arnold ............. . Vice-President Paul Maller Secretary Seba Brooks Harry Arkm Treasurer Mass Elazabeth Be1n . 142 President ........ Board Chairman Sponsor One of the highlights of the year took place when Mrs. Virginia Stearns, sponsor of the group, and sixty I. R. members took part in the Annual State-Wide I. R. conference held at Denver university. The I. R. club is open to all interested students upon application, providing that their grades are high scholastically. �Front row, left to right: John Brennan, Sponsor; Bob Sawyer, President; Dan McGrew, Vice-President; Harry retary; Danny Ferguson, Treasurer; Sam Frank, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jerry McGu~re, Sergeant-at-Arms; M. M Arbogast, Sponsor. Second row: Ted W•ll•amson, Bob W1lder, Jerry Moore, Phd Schoelzel, Mark Murray, Don Larkin. Third row : George Wafer, Jul•us Buerger, B1ll Dan•el, Jtm Dikeou, Leo McCune, Bob Gutshall, Barry Frank. Top row: Jerry LaGrange, Murray McComas, Bill Clark, Ray Marks, John S1ple, Joe Leyden, Tom Carey. Hi-R-40 Certain men are someday going to look back upon the "good old days" 1n the Hi-R-40 club. Hi-R-40 is primarily a service club. They watch the cars in the parking lot, and sponsor a popular dance each year. This club affords the boys an atmosphere to build character through contact with the other members of the club. The forty members are chosen by a unanimous vote of the old members, but all boys may apply. OFFICERS Left to right: John Brennan ........ Sponsor Bob Sawyer......... Dan McGrew . .. . Prcs1dent Harry Nash ..• Danny Ferguson Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sam Frank ............................. Sergeant-at-Arms Jerry McGu1re . Sergeant-at-Arms M M . Arbogast.. ........ Sponsor 143 �Front row, left to right: Gregg Brownmg, Sponsor; D1ck Ham.en, President; Ed Ridd1ck, Vice- President; Nancy Vawter, Secretary; Lee Hett•g, Treasurer; Jack Stanley, Parliamentarian; Don Ackerman, Chairman of the Board. Second row: Peter Breit, Stuart Gottesfeld, Roland Dedmon, Harry Sterlmg, Myron Rubin. Third row: Pete Taylor, N al Blue, Seba Brooks, Ray Freeland, Lou1s Tananbaum, G orge Fouke. Top row: Edward Zall, Kathleen Po!>ey, Ann Chapm, 01ck Murphy, Harry A rkin. Debate T he Debate club rep resents East high school a t speech confe rences all over the state during the year. T his helps to improve the t hinking and expression of its members. Because of t heir knowledge of current events and the interest st1mulated in national OFFICERS Left to right: Sponsor Gregg Brown.ng D1ck Hansen Ed R1dd1ck ancy Vawter Vice- Preside ::1t Lee Hett1g Don Ackerman Treas urer Jack Stanley ... 144 Preside nt Secre tary ... Board Cha irma n . .. . .. Pa rliam e ntarian and internat ional affairs, the Deba te club prepares leaders for the fu t ure. There is absolutely no restriction as to membership. All pupils interested in friendly competition with other students from all over the state may apply for membership in this club. �Front row, left to right: S. Melnick, J. Ashford, J. Willrams, Miss M. Smrth, Sponsor; M. Pearson, President; J. Deeter, Vice-President; M . Newberry, Secretary; A . Serelstad, Tre.;asurer; Mr. B. Shepherd, Sponsor; C. Soli, N. Burke, M. Helm, J. $river. Second row: E. Darley, M. Horton, L. Ingraham, G. Caldwell, M. Durning, E. Jones, M . Green, B. Levy, E Merey, M. Rog II, M . Korlan, G. Willard, P. Johnson. Third row: P. Levin, L. Nelson, P. Lenon, P. Wearner, T . Hancock, B. Lutz, K Lrmas, B. Soli, G. Fouke, R. Freeland, A. Chapin, B. Anderson. Top row: D. Wrrght, S. Pretsch, M . Pretsch, D. Kalrscher, J. Willson, P. Peregrrne, P. Russ, D. Mrnger, D. Arent, L lrron, N . Vawter, M. Montaque, J Thurneysen, B. Whrte. Drama The Drama club presented two excellent plays during assembly periods, participated in the United Nations program, and took part in the All-School show. The group, under the sponsorship of Miss Margaret Smith and Bruce Shepherd, learned about the theater in regard to makeup, acting, costuming and staging. At each club meeting the members put on a play, thus giving each member a chance to participate at one time or another in a meeting. The purpose of the Drama club is to give its members experience in interpreting and producing outstanding plays. Membership, given by tryouts, is limited to thirty-five. OFFICERS Left to right: Mrss Margaret Smrth Marrlyn Pearson Jack Deeter Sponsor President . Vice-President Mar Newberry Secretary Ann Serlclstad Treasurer Bruce Shepherd Sponsor 145 �Front row, left to right: Carolyn Cl r ten en, Joan Scholl, Nancy K< r am, M1ss Juan1ta Loeptem, S;~onso r; Ed Hunter, President; Jaclyn Ungemac Vice-President; Isabel BlandforJ Secretary-Treasurer; M1ss Jean Aschbacher, S;>onsor; Jean McNeill. Second row Ha Atkms, Anne Hopley, htch, Ronold Chadw1cJ..., Barbara Ke1th, Jane Eagan, M1ldred McCarthy, Jeann1e Klodt Th ird row: Don Gruener, L)1ck Schwartzler, Alan Edwards, Lelar"d Wal er, Bob Hartsf1cld, Page Thompson, Kenny Helms Top row: Betty Farrand, She1la K~rley, JoAnn Worner, Mary Ann Mon1er, Marty Chambers, C nth1a M1tchell, Ann Seawell, Bob Se1tz, John Drabmg SkEast Front row, left to right: Larry Man n Pete Melcher, Bdl K1llgore, Pat Tootha er, Calvin Anderson, Sponsor; Harry Lew1s, Lo1s McKenz1e, J 1m Coif~ Second row: Jeanne Hauselmonn, Donna Hethermgton, Pat Peregnne, Judy Camp bell, Ahce Cross, Barbara Lowe, Au~ e Berry, Jack Brendlmger. Third row: Carole Greenwood, Norma Bl1ss, Barbara lem, Martha Olson, Gus Larson, Konme Epstem, D1ck Lmd!>eth, Barbara Walker. Top row: Jerry Walker. Ronnie N1•han, Ken Flem1ng, Gretchen Lames, Mary Ellen D1xon, D1ane Dnemeyer, Joan Maul, Mary Bronson, Mary Ann M1tchell. �The Big Brass of the team Cal, East's ski pro Take it Easy Grcuter SkEast If you want to increase your racing abilities and learn about better and safer skiing, join the Ski club which is open to all skiers The club sponsors both a boys' and a girls' ski team, and hold competitive meets with the teams from all other high schools. One of the main advantages of being a member of this club is the discount on the ski bus and tows. This club is affiliated with the Southern Rocky Mountain Ski association, which sponsors some of the inter-school skiing meets. Each week the club sponsors a bus which goes to Winter Park, Berthoud Pass, Loveland Pass, or Arapahoe Basin. OFFICERS left to right: M1ss Juan1ta Loeptem Ed Hunter . . . ... Jackie ungemach Sponsor . . ............. . President VIce-P resident Calv1n Anderson .......••••................ Isabel Blanford Harry Lew1s M1ss Jean Aschbacher............. Sponsor Secretary Race Cha~rman Sponsor 147 �Front row, left to right: Ted Wtlltamson, Tom Carey, Jerry Moore, A. Bruce Ewer, Sponsor; Jerry McGutre, President; Don Lark1n, Vice-President; Fotz Huber, Secretary-Treasurer; Murray McComas, Sergeant-at -Arms; Ronn1e Z•er, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jtm Dtkeou, Jerry LaGrange, Phil Plutt. Second row: Jim Stolley, Wtllard Btssell, Deane Wnter, Dtck Frye, Steve K~nney, Chuck Froese, Jtm Walkl~ng, Bob Webb, D•ck Dungan, Jtm Bob Day, Btll DeMoulm. Third row: Bob Weaver, Bob Cooper, Ray Weaver, Watty Bowes, Tom Carson, Bdl Clark, Ed Barry, Rtchard Brown, Rocky Groves, Belvin Williams. Top row: George Rtchte, Sam Downtng, Charles Band, Bob lrwtn, Bob Wilson, Roy Marks, Bdl Dantels, Barry Frank, Bob Patten, Jack Lar!.en, Hamlet Crocker. Hi-Y The present Hi-Y club was organized at East in 1942 under the same sponsor, Mr. Bruce Ewer. Hi-Y is a school service club, and is affiliated with the Central Y. M . C. A. Each year the club sponsors a fall hayrack ride and a dance afterwards. OFFICERS Left to right: Bruce Ewer Jerry 148 McGu~rc Sponsor Presadent Don Larktn Vice-President Fr1tz Huber Secretary-Treasurer Murray McComas Sergeant-at -Arms Ronn1e Zter Sergeant-at-Arms Each month the club as a whole goes to the Central Y. M . C. A ., where the boys hear prominent speakers, and learn more about the work of the Y. M . C. A. Membership in the Hi-Y group is composed of many of the school's leaders in both ath letics and politics. �Front row, left to right: J. Knuth, J. Tillotson, D. Stout, M. Oowd, H. Green, C Soli, T. Downs, M. Spnnkle, D. Drogh, P Mays, M . Wynne, B. Spector, P. M1ntz Second row: M . Martm, J. R1chardson, R Good1er, D. Jackson, B. Lowe, C. Yamen, E. Karlsberg, S. Stnker, D. Schwartz, C. Roberts, P. W11l1ams, B. Sliver. Third row: A. Sm1th, C. Peterson, B. Sm1th, E. TeSellc, C. Kearns, G. Schultz, B. Neson, R. A1den, C. Sonders, J. Yamen, R N1cholson, M Wh1tehead, L Tananbaum. Top row: M . Anderson, C. Campbell, C. James, P. Toothaker, P. Buxton, M . Miller, A Glass, C. Brown, K Brown, V. Gordon, M . Rlfkm, S Thompson. Modern Dance The Modern Dance club was formed in the fall of 1949 to provide pupils of every grade an opportunity to become acquainted with modern dance techniques. This is one of the largest clubs in school. The club meets in the girls' gym one afternoon a week throughout the year. Work on techniques and dance forms compnse most of each meeting. The M odern Dance club provides an opportunity for self-expression through dance movement, as well as developing an appreciation for dance art. This club is open to both boys and girls. OFFICERS Left to right: Luc11le llgaudas Sponsor Bobb1e Kessler President Elise Oppenhe1mer Secretny 149 �Front row, left to right: Bob Webb, Phd Plutt, Adolph Panek, Sponsor; Wilham Wc1mar, Sponsor; John Brennan Sponsor; Dan Foley, Sponsor; W1ll1s Lamson, Sponsor; Tommy Flugstad, Warren P1ckford. Second row : Bob Ferguson, Dwight Murphe , Ed We1dcnhamcr, Bclvm Williams, Ted W1ll1amson, Julius Buerger, Phd Schoelzel, Bob Allen, Don A c, George Wnter, Bill Clark. Top row: Deane Wnt r, Bob Patten, Jack Lar en, Don Ackerman, Bob Wdder, R1chard Brown, Fntz Huber, J1m Wolff, Ed Staggs, Gene Croncer, Bill Dan1el. D Club Front row, left to right: Murray McComas, Jack Skmner, Ray Marks, President; Don Lark1n, Vice-President; Jim D1keou, Secretary; Bob Ranck, Treasurer; John Ballard, Dick Auer, Roger S1mon, Warren Scott Second row: Bob Patnck, Bob Burkey, Jerry McGu1re, Jerry Moore, Tom Carey, Bob Sawyer, Harry Nash, Ronn1e Z1er, Charles Bond, Ph1l Dav1s. Top row: Pmkey Carl5en, Bob Lamson, D1ck Frye, Ed Hunter, J1m Bob Day, Jack Brendlmger, Tom Carson, Lynn Hoover, B1ll Oakes, Nate Hoffman. �Front row, left to right: Jack Dav1s, Hub Preuss, R1chard Anshutz, William Metzler, Mered th Rodney, Frank Pulver, Leonard Roark, Harold Hague. Second row : Arthur M. Bragg, Sponsor; Clarence Bennmgton, George Curry, Don Johnson, Ralph Fellows, Charles Sears, J1m B1er1, Rodney Plummer Stage Crew Top row, left to right : Donald Johnson, G orge Cur , Charles Sears, Jack Dav1s, Flymen; Don Vesaman, Harold Hague, Rodney Plummer, Steve Ta te, Jack Dav Carpenters. Bottom row· Hub Preuss, Ralph Fellows, J1m B1en, Frank Pulver, Electricians; Leonard Roark, Rodnc M ed th, Effect Men. �Front row, left to right: Manlyn Scof1eld, Bobb1e Roe, Verna Doyle, Anne West, John Matt1es, Sponsor; Robert McComas, Sponsor; John Arch1bold, President; Bill DeMoulin, Vice-President; Mary McMurtne, Treasurer; M1ss Loretta Miller, Sponsor; Lo1s Johnson Second row: Nancy Wmkler, Sally H1tch, Bobb1e Kessler, Dw1ght Murphey, Kathleen Posey, Jody R1chardson, Beverley Sm1th, Dott1e Lacma, Vonn1e Lyster, Bette Mumshor, Janet Hankms. Third row : Chuck Froese, D1ck Frye, Helen Fedde, Cara Lee Goalstone, Roberta Moms, Nancy Vawter, Joan Yamen, Lmda Hueston, Pat Breese, lnga Schoo. Top row: Jimm1e Howe, Sheila K1rley, Manlyn Barnes, Nad1ne Lake, Mananne Rememan, Lo1s McKenzie, Joanne Turner, Betty Thomas, Marg1e K1sner, Ann Leav1tt, Sally Sears, Vergm1a Palmer. '51 Club Front row, left to right: Bob La.,., son, LOUIS Tan nb , Mane Down1ng, Polly Scott, Sally Menan, Betty Kmyon, Martv B1elser, Jane Clark, Seba Brooks, Sandra Meyt Second row: Bob LaShell, Linda Stone, Betty Streen, Carolyn Campbell, Barbara Ke1th, Jane Eagan, Lorram An< Mildred McCarthy, Roberta Nicholson, Maxmc Maxwell, Naom1 Manweller. Third row: Judy Burghardt, Blanche Markham, Sue Skmner, Patsy Reeves, Cynth1a Draper, Beverly Hennen, Florence Wasserman, Carolyn G1rardot, Stephen McCoy. Top row: Kay Cates, Babette Greenslit, Barbara Claus, Sally Schrepferman, D1ck Murphy, Myron Rubm, Burt Dunev1tz, Kenneth Moses, Bob Wallace, Bnce Bennett. �Front row, left to right: Kenney Scumann, John Hanson, Dale D1ckson, Manlene Rob1son, Wilma Martmg, Patt Russ, Mary Newberry, Cynth1a Mad1sen, Charlotte Gamson, Darla Krogh, Nadme Sh1vely, Mary Moore. Second row: Mary Ann Ormond, Duane Capps, Marilyn Freeman, Lo1s Hanagan, Carol Schlotterback, Barbara Reese, Nancy Stevens, Charla Snyder, Jeanne Galvm, Nancy Bmkley, Carol Barker, Mary Montague. Third row: Donnalou Mendenhal l, Don Harlan, Brad K1dder, Allen Goody, Audrey Berry, Marty Garnson, Mary Jo Henry, Frann1e Zabnsk1e, Marsha DePue, Ann Zabnsk1e, M~nam Kuhlman, Nancy Rexrode. Top row: Ed Hunter, Steve Kmney, Bdl Z1mmerman, Gus Larson, Ronn1e Ep!>tem, Bob Ferguson, Ph1l Plutt, John S1ple, J1m Day, Deane Wnter, AI Lackner. '51 Club The '51 club, sponsored by Mr. McComas and Miss Miller, is open to all seniors that have been of service to East in one of their three years at East. Some of the activities of the club include the Senior Barn Dance, the Senior Prom, the Class Luncheon, Arbor Day, Class Day, the Senior Class Play, and Senior Picnic. Boys and girls could join this club in their sophomore year if they served on the class ring committee, helped in the lunchroom, or contributed money to the French Relief Society. All seniors who participate in one of the many senior activities are automatically in the '51 club OFFICERS Left to right : M1ss Lor~Jtta M1ller ......... .... Sponsor Bill DeMoulm ........................... Vice-President Rodd1e Johnson ...••.. . Secretary John Arch1bold .................................. President M<lry McMurtne...•.•• Robert McComas .. ............Treasurer Sponsor 153 �Front row, left to right: D. Krogh, S. Charvc B Todd, Sponsor; N. Watson President; J. Ungemach, Vice -President; B. Roe, Recording Secretary; M. McMurtr Corresponding Secretory; V Lyster, Treasurer; A Seawell, Treasurer; M. Downmg, D. Kaub. Second row: J . Fem Mellman, C. Goalstone, N Adams, B McCormrck, B. Farrand, P O' Rerlly, P. Bree~e. R Moms, P. Scott, A. Sweeney. Third row: L. Ely, A. Watkms, A. Leavttt, L. McKenzre, M. McCarthy, J. Me erll, B. Kerth, H. Burmont, M. Barley, S Brooks Top row: H Nremrnen, K. Posey, J Rrchardson, P Reeves, M Barnes, M. Rememan, T . Downs, M . H1ckey, 0 . Brown, S Gamel. Seraph Sisters Front row, left to right: M Mon e Chambers, S. Dougherty, W . Jaqurth, E. Presler, M . Stem, J Smtth, B Lowe, L. Johnson, M. Brelser, A Chapm Second row: N. Ltmbach, H. Fedde, B. Krnyon, M. Scofreld, C. Grrordot, B. Claus, S. Bell1s, 0 . Morgan, M. Freeman L lmagan. Third row: B. Drcktson, V. Doyle, B. Kessler, C Campbell, J Petersen, S. Welty, J. Yamen, M . Barr, D Hughes, F. Pomenng Top row: N Shrvely, A W est, I. Blandford, B. Streen, S. Hrtch, B. Hennen, M . DePue, M . Mon tague, B. Munrshor, N . Vawter. �Top row, left to right: Betty Streen and Wendell Wolf; Verna Doyle. Bottom row: D1anc Kaub and Mrs. Hennetta Schwarzler, Dom.n1c Zarlengo and Jackre Ungemach. Seraph Sisters The Seraph Sister club is composed of the senior girls in the upper one-fourth of the class. These g1rls give one study hall each day to a teacher, or other places such as the social room, clinic, or as an assistant in some school department. The club sponsors the ferst annual formal dance of the year, and plans teas for incoming sophomores and any new girls to East. The Seraph Sisters act as "big" sisters to all the other girls here at East The purpose of the club is to assist any teachers throughout the school, and to render any service to the school. The main activities of the year include the faculty tea, and the senior girl awards which are given at the end of the year. OFFICERS Left to right: Betty S. Todd .. Sponsor N1ta Watson Jack.1e Ungemach Bobb1e Roe Pres1dent Vice-President Recording Secretary Mary McMurtrre... Corres. Secretary Vonme Lyster Treasurer Ann Mane Seawell ............... . Treasurer 155 �Front row, le ft to right: Lmda Stone, Donna Lou Mendenhall, Sue Ann Scott, Ledanne Jones, Beverly Fe1st, Glenore Ruben, Mary Vogelbaugh, Geraldme Bruce, Janece Crawford, Elame Jones, Manta Durnmg. Second row: Sh1rley Stephenson, Dranne Carpenter, Ann Rogers, Ann Morgan, Sue Obencharn, Helen Fedd , Sally Lee Menan, Jeannee Klodt, Marc1a Mannmg, Jeanne Galven, Nancy Benkley. Th ird row: Norma Bliss, Sallre Cunnmg, Ann Cochrane, loranne Milne, Charlene Barnhart, Jeanne Ragland, Peggy Mrntz, Roberta Perlov, Patncra Buckley, Mary F1tzgerald, Margre Olstad. Top row: Nancy Newcomb, Martha Olson, Barbara Klem, Janet Klein, Mrtz1 Jost, Jody Crotchett, Greta Ohlson, Go1l Wnght, Charlotte Sm1th, Carol Blackwell, Sherry Johnson. Kampus Front row, left to right: Sally Sears, Margre Kesner, Ann Leav1tt, She1la Kirley, Rosemary Luchetta, Mary Lou Krebs, Donna Stark, Toby Sherley, Janet Chambers, Marvel Harvey, Patty Mentz. Second row: Sue Dellrnger, Rrta Brown, Carolyn Evans, Nrta Choate, Jimmee Lou Howe, Barbara Ke1th, Jane Eagan, M1ldred McCarthy, Carolyn Campbell, Darla Krogh, Sue Wafer, Judy Jones. Third row: Mary Anne MacArthur, Dana Darwin, Vrrgrnra Bonney, Micke McEnrry, Sally Hitch, Mozell Zarrt, Barbara Battey, Nancy Gordon, Nancy Hinkle, Mary Green, Barbara Taggert Top row : Jane Clark, Marty B1elser, Lors Johnson, lrnda Hueston, LaWave McColl, Pat Wrllrams, Carol Roberts, Barbara Pool, Sue Hoge, M. J. Martin, Dot Stout. �Front row, le ft to right: Harnett Berkow1tz, V1rgm1a Palmer, Cynth1a M1tchell, Anel Goodnch, Mrs. Helen Shepherd, Sponsor; Nadme Lake, Pre s ide nt; Sally Schepferman, V ice - Preside nt; Betty Streen, Se cretary; Janet Kenyon, Tre asurer; Cec1ly Drap r. Second row : Sally Stnker, Cara Lee Goah.tone, Devera Mellman, Dolores Hughes, Jack1e Shere, JoAnne W1lliams, Joan Alexander, Paula Boltz, Kay Creach, Maroe Warner. Third row: Sharlene Ackerman, Marlene Stark, Elyce Karlsbcrg, Toby Turner, Norma Goldberg, Barbara Levy, Janet Evans, Al1ce Cross, Beverly Sm1th. Top row : Joanne Turner, Manan Ross, Ruth Lmn, W1lma Shook, Mary Dowd, Donna Wright, Barbara Belcher, Lmda Gamel, Ann Sm1th, Donna Compton. Kampus Front row, left to right: Paula Levm, Barbara Sap~ro, Joyce Fe1ngold, Pot Prenderga~t, Delores Tremaine, Lorrame Anderson, Marty Chambers, D1ane Bentley, Lorna Stoll, Maqone Munroe, Bev Claypool. Second row: Jan1e Counts, Frannie Zabriskie, M1nam Kuhlman, Ann Zabriskie, Margie Mills, Borbara Klem, Sandy Harvey, Pat Pointer, Patty Watters, JoAnne Throop, Carolyn Sandefur, Elame Martm. Third row: Kay Cates, Janey Atler, Bette Olmsted, Jo Ann Foreman, Sandy Seeley, Betty Bee Staples, Pat Neff, Gay Broyles, Susan Cornforth, Lucy Allen, Ann Dav1s. Top row : Eleanor Bell, Sally Nathenson, Nancy Rexrode, Mary Moore, Beth Morns, Janice Hess, Sandy Gestland, VeeGee Johnson, Sh1rley Staggs, Mary Ann Mon1er, Mary McMurtne, Donna Hethenngton. �Front row, right to left: M1ss Mayme Curne, Sponsor; Gretchen Roe, President; Sue Hoge, Vice-President; Marg1e Mills, Secretary; D1ane Sw1sher, Treasurer; Mary Moore, Joy Z1mmerman. Second row: Judy Johnston, Sylv1a Snuffer JoAnne W1ll1ams, V~rg1n1a Gordon, Vera Wolverton, Barbara Pool, Norma Jean Edstrom. Third row: Margaret Kaylor, Mar~anne Roberts, Barbara Klem, Patnc1a Watters, Patnc1a Pomter, JoAnne W1lber, Sh1rlev Bond, Ann Morgan. Top row: Pat Nagnussen, Donna Compton, Terry Rathgeber, Manlyn Wmters, Hope Moyer, Ann Korenke, Geraldme Bruce, Barbara Leskey. Home Arts The Home Arts club, founded in 1950, is the newest of East's clubs. The club interests girls in interior decoration, good pictures, crystal, ch1na and furniture . All of these things will help a girl plan her home of the future . The club recently visited a home of con- OFFICERS Left to right: 158 M1ss Mayme Curne Sponsor Gonger Roe President Sue !-loge Vice-President Marg1e Mills Secretary Mary Gordon Treasurer temporary structure, and also a home of older architecture. Just before Christmas a meeting was held to teach the girls to wrap attractive packages for Christmas. In the spring the members w1ll learn about flower arrangements. Any girl may belong to the Home Arts club �Boys' Rifle Front row, left to right: Sgt. Hugh Shaw, Sponsor; Nat Roper, President; R1chord Hames, VicePresident; D1ck Olmger, Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Guthne. Second row: Capt. R. Hawley, Sponsor; Larry Kmca1d, Bob Vestal, Ralph Vance, George H1dy, Marcy Newell, Sgt. H. Savmgton, Sponsor. Top row: S1d Nethery, Ted D1ener, R1chard Lmdenme1er, Steve Smtth, Dudley Wetland, R1chard Rouse. Girls' Rifle Front row, left to right: Nancy Cramer, Ruth Vann on, Sgt. H. Savmgton, Sponsor; George Jensen, Sponsor; Dorothy May, President; Dee Weld Ytce-President; Capt. R. Hawley, Sponsor; Loretta Carlile. Top row: Josephane Knuth, Jeannme Carve I, Phyll1s Schwabe, Ellen Pnce, Bobb1e Cona , Janet Butler, Marrone Hackey. 159 �Naturalists Left to right: Rob rt Stegn r, Sponsor; Dudley Weiland, S1dney lang, Vice· President; Sheila Anderson, Treasurer; Joe Lust1g, Myron Rubin. Pre-Medic Front row, left to right: Gretchen Schultz, Miss L1ly Schultz, Sponsor; Betty Jean Nash, President; Leonard S1lverman, Vice·President; Bob Harsfteld, Secretary; Beverly D1Ck1son, Treasurer. Top row: Steve Sm1th, Mel Cohen, Leslie Cnspelle, Duane Hull, Buddy Bassow, Dean Haworth . 160 �Opera Front row, left to right: Cynth1a Draper, Elizabeth Myer, Lorna Stoll, Zelda Kammsky, Mrs. V1olette McCarthy, Sponsor; Bill Wallace, President; Becky Wh1te, Vice-President; Joyce Johnson, SecretaryTreasurer; Dorothy Pmgree, Joanne Ervm, Edlene Bailey, Jon Thurneysen. Second row: Manlyn Pearson, Betty Stebb1ns, Flurello Lorenzen, Lois Irion, Arden Pearl. Script Front row, left to right: Miss Elizabeth Wood, Sponsor; Sylvia Welty, President; Elizabeth Myer, Secretary; Martha Hadley, Treasurer; Florence Fujiwara. Second row: Nancy Rexrode, Dass1e Houtz, Manlyn M1lstem, Rose Goto, Barbara Herl1hy. Third row : Dorothy Pmgree, Morton Flax, Jackte Shere, Monlyn Carlson Top row: Ophelia Hocker, Brice Bennett, Sharlene Ackerman, Jeanne Ragland. 161 �Spanish Front row, left to right: Leta Logan, President; V1rg.n1a Bonney, Vice-President; Pat Bee Secretary; Bntta McGrew, Treasurer. Second row: orma Goldberg, Mary F1tzgerald, M1ck1 McE rg.n1a Johnson, Helen Clement, Sannelra Hulse. Top row: Ronn1e Epste.n, Sa1l1e Cunn.ng, John Blatn1k, Ann Cochrane, George Ne1lsen. Girls' Sports Front row, left to right: Patsy Hester, Joan Waugh, Dee Welch, Joyce Lochhead, President; Joyce Erber, Vice-President; Barbara Torke, Secretary; Rosalyn Mornson, Treasurer; Clara Noble, Betty Barrett. Top row: M1ss Jean Aschbachcr, Sponsor; Charlotte Walton, Gretchen Moser, Marton Htrsch Joan 0 Bryan, Beverly Fre1berg. 162 �Front row, left to right: Dee M1nner, President; Nate Hoffman, Vice-President; Jon Thurneysen, Secretary; Kathy Kearns, Treasurer; Thomas Harns, Parliamentarian. Top row: Wendell Wolf, Sponsor; Don Holloway, Sylv1a Welty, R1chard Reece, Barnard Silver, Jeffery Manv1lle, J1m Hanner. Astronomy o'•' 163 �L A large variety of subjects are offered to Cherubs interested in buildmg an education. Angels are fortunate in choosing the large part of their educattonal subjects, as American history, tenth grade social sctence, English, and physical education are the only subjects required of students, the remainder of the1r subJects are elected by the students tn order of thetr choice. Improvements for better basic knowledge and understanding are made possible through testing and careful observation upon the part of faculty administration. An exfellent school library is found to be of great assistance to all Angels. Even such special courses as driving and reading are offered to Cherubs who are lackino in these respects and desire additional help. 164 �165 �Cafeteria Work r Throughout the school year th Cafeteria workers prepare lunches for East's students. Ten ladies, under the direction of Mrs. Iva Chadwick, serve over 1,700 Angels each day. Durtng the fall and spring, the ladies serve lunches on the south court of the building. Boy ' Social Room Attendant The Boy's Social room attendants are selected from among the scholastic leaders in the senior class. Two boys, each period, are in cha"rge of the social room, where they take roll, maintam good order, and contribute many other services to the school. Front row, left to right: M1llard Ingraham, Joe lust1g, LOUIS 1 ananbaum, Wesley Clark. Second row: Ed Barry, D1ck Frye, Bob Man10n, Bill Z1mmerman, Duane Capps, Ed Hunter. Third row: Sterling Reese, Brad K1dder , D1ck Murphy, Bob laShell, Alan Edwards, Burt DuneVItz, Brice Bennett. Fourth row: Stan Nathenson, Marcy Newell, Jim Parker, Don Harlan, Myron Rubm, Richard Sm1th, Bill S1mpson, Steve McCoy, Barnard Silver. Library ssi tants Easts' library staff is very worthwhile to our school's educational program . The work of the assistants, under the guidance of Miss Florence Briber, consists of: delivering library slips, checking books in and out, shelving books, and mending pamphlets and books. 166 Front row, left to right: Come James, Cynth1a lrwm, Ohve Goodnch, Wdma Vdl, Jo Ann Monalan. Second row : Maqone Williams, Ann Korenke, Janet Hankms, J1m Cunyus, Phll1p B1vms, loUise Cornell, Phyl11s Bartow. �0. A. 5. As i tants Through the co-operation of Mr Marshall and his assistants, the Occupational Adjustment Service helps many East students obtain JObs during Christmas, in the summer and other t1mes throughout their stay at East. An important job of the 0 . A. S. office is the preparation and sponsoring of Easts' annual "Career Day," held in early March Front row, left to right: Maqone H1ckey, Valenc Van D rbur, Lo•s Gilbert, Cynth•a Draper, Helen Shank, Helen Burmont, Helen Fedde, Anne West, Anne Dov•s. Second row: Ivan Stead, John Nelson, Erlene Ph1pps, Melba Lee Hett1g, Gladys Omaha, Manann Rememan, Cara Lee Goalstone, Roberta Morns, Patsy Reeves Seated: Lawrence Marshall. Clinic Assistants Fourteen Seraph Sisters each day asSISt Mrs. Hennetta Schwarzler, East's school nurse, in the cltnic. The g1rls act as receptionists and messengers, we1gh and measure students, and take care of the Health office in general. Front row, left to right· Bob Forsberg, Melvm Lang· shaw, Leonard Silvermo~n, Sam Blanc, Tom Clark, Lavon Wis5eman, Ed Zall Second row: Danny Crews, Jerome Page, Bob Gam Gordon Wenner, Gilbert Bliss, Clifford Haynes, uene Levy. Front row, left to right: Nancy Adams, Jack1e Ungemach, Hope N1emmen. Second row: Betty Kmyon, Mrs. Schwazler, Polly Scott. Third row: Mary Bailey, Beverly Hennen, Allee Watkms, Joan Yamcn, Bev D•ck•son, D1ane Kaub, Marsha De Puc. Visual Aids Attendants Without the Visual Aids attendants, under the guidance of Mr. Sam Blanc, the school visual aid program could not operate The boys spend their free time showing educational movies throughout the school, and helping with auditorium movies. The visual aids attendants earn school credit durino the semester for this important work. 167 �Engli h Top row : Jack Beardshear, Margaret Beynon S cond row: Gladys Bona, Justm Braerly. Third row: Gregg Brownmg, Dan Foley, Thomas Gardner, Lawrence Garrett. Fourth row : Thomas G1ll1gan, Kathenne Hoffman, Helen Hunter, Genev1eve Kremer. Fifth row : Eugene Schaefer, Margaret Sm1th, Vera Thompson, Al1ce Wolter. �Department The Englrsh department at East is primarily concerned with teaching students to read with understanding, to listen with discernment, and to speak with forethought. The courses offered in this very important part of Angel curricula are varied and numerous. Remedial and college preparatory work helps to prepare students for further study. Classes which include composition, speech, journalism, and a survey of the great literatures of the world give students a greater appreciation of literature and its part in culture. The English department, along with all other departments in East, is working as one to create interest and ability in the use of our language, be it through oral speech or the written word. Must have been n easy question �Music, Languag a nd Top row, left to right: Helen Arnold Hero Conesn Second row: El1zabeth Craven, Regma DcsJardms Th ird row: Rosal1e Edm1ston, G raldme Hem, Lyle Holley, Amanda Knecht Fourth row : V1olette McCarthy, Farecda Moorhead, Blanche P1gott, Roland Roberts. Fifth row: Selma Taub, Dons V1nyard, Esth r W1ckham, Elizabeth Wood. �Department The art program at East affords the artistically inclined an opportunity for self-expression in many phases of art including drawing, painting, fashion drawing, clay modeling, and commercial art. The creat1ve and technical work of this department is enjoyed by the entire school in the posters, pictures, and scenery which are the products of these classes. To help students gain an appreciation and understanding of the cultural values of music, IS the goal of our fine music department. Advanced A cappella, girls' A cappella, girls' and boys' glee, concert orchestra, concert band, string orchestra, harmony, and music appreciation are some of the courses which are offered to musically inclined Angels. Whether for college requirements or for sheer enjoyment, Angels seem to like foreign languages East offers Latin, Spanish, French, and German. Music, films, and classroom conversations are used to make the language more useful and the culture of the people more meaningful. 171 �Mathematic Top row, left to right: Margaret Aylard, Ray Easley. Second row: Bruce Ewer, Ernest Faulk. Third row: Kenneth Gorslme, Nano Mahoney. Fourth row: Oscar Mannoff, Carl Pease. Fifth row: Chester Phelps, Myrtle Sneder, Wendell Wolf, Opheha Wolter. �Department Mathematics, the key which opens the door to all science, is rapidly gaining an important position along with the advances of our civilization. It is the basis for many professions and vocations in our modern world. The mathematics department at East realizes this importance and offers such courses as practical mathematics, algebra, geometry, solid geometry, trigonometry, and mathematical analysis. Methods of study are arranged to improve the student's ability to calculate and to aid in the development of his logical reasoning. �• Physical Educa 10 Top row, left to right: Jean Aschbacher, Elbert Chapman. Second row: Mayme Curne, Leon Dmer. Third row : Captain Robert Hawley, Lucille llgaudas. Fourth row: Juanita Loept1en, Rosetta New. Fifth row: Pat Panek, Sgt. Howard Savmgton, Sgt. Hugh Shaw, Clarence Wh1pple. �Department Besides helping Angels to keep physically fit, the physical education department teaches the lesson of teamwork . Every student is asked only to do his best in the acti vities which are planned so that all are given an opportunity to participate in his favorite event. The health classes are concerned with providing Angels with a knowledge of diseases and their prevention, first aid, and the function of the anatomy. The large number of students enrolled in the ROTC plan at East is evidence of the interest shown in learning the basic pril1cipals of army training. The ability to follow directions and to give orders correctly are qualities which the student develops in his contact with the rigid regulations and strict discipline. �Social Sci nc Top row, left to right: Calvm Anderson, Merlm Arbogast. Second row: Ab1had Becerra, Elizabeth Bem. Third row: Paulme Cleaver, Avery French. Fourth row: Florence Harper, George Jensen, Ahce Koons, Lawrence Marshall . Fifth row: Robert McComas, Hennetta Schwarzler, V~r ­ gm•a Stearns, Wilham We1mar. �Department Learning to understand and appreciate the CLdture of our country, past, present, and future will produce better citizens. To become a participating and useful citizen is to understand one's self and one's society. The social science department endeavors to teach Angels about themselves and others through such courses as sociology, phychology, social problems, world relations, American history, ancient history, modern European history, and western history. The department has added a new course this year, 1OA social science which is designed to give all students a broadened knowledge of the social world. you're bored! �Sci nc Top row, left to right: Sam Blanc, John Brennan Second row: Armand DeSaveno, Morns Hoffman. Third row : Wdl s Lamson, Jack Mcintosh Fourth row: Lily Schultz, Loren Sm1th Fifth row: Robert Stegner, Fred T1cen, Howard Williamson, Domm•c Zarlengo. 178 �Department The sc1ence department as a whole endeavors to teach students to think about themselves in relat1on to the world of science. It prepares students for higher and more spec1altzed study, while still g1ving them a firm foundation in the basic principles upheld by men of scientific background; principles which play an important part in the world today. Biology, chemistry, and physics are the main courses offered. Aeronautics, rad1o, astronomy, and geology afford Angels the opportunity to study different phases of scientific development Snake e ye s �j., ._.....-, /"' . - / /----~ --r .. ~ ' Vocation Top row, left to right: Merrdl Adams, Arthur Bragg. Second row: Charles Croley, Ruth Lambdm . Third row: Mary L1vesey, Ada McGetrick Fourth row: Loretta Mdler, Waldo M1ller, Edna Rhen, Howard Shepherd. Fifth row: Helen Shepherd, John Smyth, Bernice Sulhvan, Rolllff Wnght. �Department The commercial department furnishes students with the opportunity to learn skills that are needed in the business world and that arc applicable to every profession or vocation. Besides the general courses of bookkeeping, typing, and stenography, th1s department includes such classes as business law, salesmanship, business organization and management, consumer economics, and economic geography Mechanical drawing, woodwork, jewelry, art metal, and stagecraft are the courses which an Angel may take in the industrial arts department. Students have the opportunity to develop skills or to enjoy a hobby. Courses offered in the home economics department develop skill and creative ability in the areas of foods, clothing, and family living. Creative clothing and horne planning, new courses whrch have been added this year, are products of student interest in more specialized home economics classes. . .. with th e bicarbonate sta nding by 181 �Company E Ollie r Left to right: Bob Vestal, Charles Younkman, and Harry Arkm. R. 0 . T. C. Company E Front row, left to right : Bob Vestal, Harry Arkm, Charles Younkman, Jerry Hersey. Second row: Ted D1ener, Bill Carte, J1m Pterce, J1m Bromley, Steve Sm1th, Bob Bass, D1ck Lake, Rex WJihams, John Wallace, Edd.e Kletger. Third row: Jon ThurneyM?n, W illiam Rothenburger, Dave Parchen, John litz, J1m Johnseen, John Ftsher, Ben Napheys, Blame Moms, Bob Bull1s. Fourth row: James Smith, Bob Bolasny, Robert Frankum, Lloyd Markle, Davtd Geyer, Jack Stanley, Glen V1lhauer, Bob Sm1th, Jack Deeter, R1chard Rouse. Fifth row: Roland Dednon, Roy Mtller, Monte Pascoe. �Company F Officers Left to right: Dav1d Dav1s, Harold P1erce, James Stewart, Oscar Hall. R. 0. T. C. Company F Front row, left to right: John Founta1n, Oscar Hall, John Dayton, Harold Pierce, Phyll1s Wnght, D1ck Olmger, Dav1d Dav1s. Second row: Ray Horst, Thomas Torgove, Harold Brunell1, Bert Bened1ck, Sheldon Fnedmon, J1m Hanner, Bill Hem, Denny T1pton. Third row: J1m Farley, Chuck Barton, Dale Berndy, Ralph Houghton, Jerry Seago, D1ck Edwards, Ken Lone, Ralph Dougherty, Sandy Polkmghorne, Pat Murphy. Fourth row: James Stewart, Dav1d Clift, Ed Young, Dave Scott, Jerry Frost, Ronald Paulsen, John Stevens, Gelman Park, Cl1ff Leyba, Sid Nethery. Fifth row : J1m Baker, Ralph Keys, Edd1e Cork1sh, Leonard Keys, Leroy Ashland, Clyde H1ll, David Cassell, John Cornwall, Lee Martm, Larry Kmca1d, Tom MacArthur. �Front row, left to right: Conn1e Bonks, Edward Zall, Manlyn Pearson, Jack Fetterhoff, Mar~lynn Jones, Jon Orndorff Second row: Peter Hill, J1m McNally, R1chard Lmdenme1er, Edmond V1gnoul, Eugene Convery, Norman Crocombe, Bill Pollock, Carl Soltz, Dave Katzer, Rocl1nd Bennett. Third row: Dan Sengelman, James Rogers, Alan Jahr, Bill Guthr~e, Clifford Haynes, Ronn1e Merc1ez, Lloyd R1chmond, R1chard Corn, D1ck Venerable, Jack Cody. Fourth row: Floyd Basone, Leslie Cnspelle, B1ll Re1tsch, Larry W1esenberger, Kenny Babb, Elwm Berger, Don M1ller, Bob Se1tz, Belford Carver, D1ck Simpson, Jim W1llson. Fifth row: Eugene Musslewh1te, Arden Pearl, John Crews, Fred Ne on, Harry Sterlmg, Arthur M1lano, Pat Holcom, Bob Lamson, Jame Feldewerth, Phil1p Jennmgs, John Drabmg, B1ll Card H adquart rs Company Headquarters Company Officers Left to right: John Orndorff, Jack Fetterhoft and Ed· ward Zall. R. 0. T. C. Staff Front row, left to right: Meur~sse Helm, Nat Roper, Robert Vestal, John Dayton. Second row : Donald Blunt, Marcy Newell, R1chard Olinger, Ralph Vance 184 �Left to right: Ted D1ener, D•ck Lake, Jerry Frost, Clyde Hill, James Johnson, D•ck Rouse, R1chard Lmdenme.r, Ed Zall, D•ck Edwards, Dave Clift Color Guard Drill Squad Front row, left to right : Jerry Hersey, Robert Ba•ley, Charles Barton, Jon Thurneysen, Thomas Moon, Stephen Sm•th Lut row: Mascot "Ra ," Jac Fetterhoff, D•ck Hames, John Ste enes, B•ll Card, James ewell, G•llman Park, athan•al Roper . 0. T. C. onorary Officers Left to right: Phyll1s Wnght, Harne H1ggs, Dane Wes , Ina Robmson Manl n Pearson, Conn•e Ban s and Hele, F1scher 185 �Company G Ollie r Left to right: Buddy Cox, Rrchard Buxton, Robert Handkemerr, Parge Thompson R. 0. T. C. Company G Front row, left to right: Helen Fisher, Ralph Vance, Buddy Cox, Harnct Hrggs, Rrchard Buxton, Robert Handkemerr, Parge Thompson, Donald Blunt, Ina Robmson. Second row: Dee McGee, Lewrs Palmer, Donold Murray, W rllram Paulson, Preston Blyler, Gary Martin, Ralph Martmez, Leo Lyons. Third row: Thomas Moon, Danrel Wmters, Thomas O'Hara, Marvrn Baker, Gale Dolesby, Mrlton Gadd1s, A lvrn Thompson, Morton Flax Fourth row : Dudley Werland, Morron Newman, James Bumpus, Thomas Brrghtwell, James Gray �Company H Officers Left to right: Alv1e Willis, Cliff Venerable, and James Newell. R. 0. T. C. Company H Front row, le ft to right: Ed R1dd1ck, Marcy Newell, James Newell, Cliff Venerable, D1anc West, Alvie W1llls, Meunsse Helm, Nat Roper, Tom Brown Second row: Chris Roller, Denms Lyons, Jim Vinyard, Jack Burns, Lanny Davis, Fred Lilly, Jack Johnson, George Dew. Third row: Re Gooch, Gray Goyette, Ken Curtis, Don Schultz, Robert Castle, Donald Crotser, Dave G1em, Norman Tepley. Fourth row: Raymond Thomas, John N1chola1sen, Robert Ba•he, Don Craft, Jchn Monette, Bob Gammill, Stanky Stahl, Jerry Sheft, R1chard Hames. �Front row, le ft to right: Phyll1s Taylor, Janet Hankms, Sabma Morgan, Janet Mauff, Ernestme Scott, Loranne M1lne Vonn1e Spatn, Charlene Barnhardt, Theta Downs, Jeanne Ragland, Norma Moore, Pat Neff, Hope N1emmm, Sue Skmner Second row: Charlotte Sm1th, Eileen Presler, Anne Allen, Mary Yocum, Rita Rewerto, Eleanor Mentzer, Darlene Ma, k, Marlene Law, Ruth Gauntt, Pat Rasmussen, Eleanor Repp, Barbara Herlthy, Luanne M1chael. Th ird row: Sally BJork, Vivian Scharer, Jan Rob1nson, Lura Northrup, Beverly Benton, Manlyn Pearson, Ger ldme Bruce, Arlen Balaban, Nancy Burke, Carol Schlotterback, Barbara Reese, Carol Greenwood, Dons Stockwell. Fourth row: Ina Robinson, Mira Pace, Carolyn Campbell, Lmda Gamel, Wanda Jaqu1th, Jacquelme Frazee, Violette McC rthy, Mary Rotroff, Marion Ross, Kathleen Posey, Marjone Wh1tehead, Joyce Erber, Barbara Sap~ro, Jayne Epstem. A cappella choJr d~rector, FREDDA MOOREHEAD. Girls' Gl e First row, left to right: Phyllis Wearncr, Anne Nutt, Barbara Walker, Greta Ohlson, Leta LOQan, Joann Monahan. Second row: Dorothy Stout, Barbara Claus, Jane Woodward, Nancy H1nkle, Carolyn Cunnmgham, Eleanor Baker. Th ird row: Manon Brown, Mary Zoe Blackledge, Jon Orndorff, Gordon Raymond, Warren Maus. Last row: Denny Laughlm, Tommy Carey, Ronn1e Hayden, Bill Sanderson, Jerome LaGrange, J1m Wilson. 188 �Front row, left to right: Joy Gunson, Dorothy K'ls, Barbara Belcher, An1ta Kreyer. Se cond row: Velda Payne, Lo1s Gilbert, Donna Rom1g, Jan1ce Peterson. Th ird row : Pat Arnold, D1ana Hughes, Henr~etta Dove, V~rg1n1a Palmer. Fourth row: D1ane Bentle , Marilyn Stem, Naom1 Mamveller, V1v1an Dorrance A Cappella Choir G1rls' glee d.rector, VIOLETTE McCARTHY Front row, left to right: Mary Pfarrer, Mar~lyn Carlson, Helen F1scher, Elame Jones, Barbara Atkms, Betty McCorm1ck, erma Roth, Mary Bronson, Carol Soli, Dorothy Schm1dt, Tory Philpott, Mary Lou Ba1ley, Kay Schremer, Susan McClelland, Martha Hadley, Jacquelme Shere, Luanne Titley, Monon Canf1eld. Second row: Jacqueline Wheeler, Eleanor Bell, Sally Maclagan, Sue Perry, Marilyn Barnes, Margery Ofstad, Lynette McKmght, Carolyn Snuffer, Ruth Barthohc, Al1ce Glass, Georg1a R1chordson, Carol Barker, Ophel1a Hocker, Betty Bower, Jaclyn Ungemach, Bobb1e Roe, Vernon Aspelm1er, Tom Allison. Third row : Tommy Flugstad, D1ck Roth, Chuck Robertson, Bob Ohlbach, Jack Rasmussen, J1m Morton, John Dayton, Wayne Murphy, Tom Ford, Larry Duffy, Frank Pulver, Bruce Buckmgham, B1ll Collms, Ruth Jankovsky, Betty Stebbms. Last row: Steve Mooney, Edward McHugh, Graham Miller, Dick Moore, J1m Spe1cr, George Rich1e, Larry Kmco1d, Jerry Carlson, Dav1d Woodhams, B1ll Wallace, John Stevens, Pat V1sick, B1ll Howard, J 1m Newell. �First row, front to back: Bea Barnum, JoAnn W1lber, Sylv1a Snuffer, Roberta Downmg, Dorothy Traudt, Stanley M1ller, Marc1a Mannmg, Roberta Roe Second row: Judy Silver, Mar~lyn Brown, Lawrence Typher, Dav1d Scott, Ann Goodnch, James Damaskos, Ed Kle1ger, Owen Schne1der, Ronn1e Paulson. Third row : Rose Mane Kreyer, Dame( Wmter, Nancy Funk, Barbara Bell, Donald Blunt, Sylvia Welty, Manlyn Abel. Fourth row: Beverley D1ck1son, Molly Wynne, Stanley Stahl, Wanda Belle, Verna Belle, Verna Doyle, Preston Blyler. Fifth row: Anne Hopley, Bill Simpson, Mary Ann Andres, Norma Crosby. Sixth row: Sue Hadwick, Mary Ella Conners, Lo1s Rettallack, Mary Haworth, Carl Nakosteen, Anne West. Seventh row: Mary Ruth Ell1ott, Manlyn Horton, LeMoyne Stone, Mozelle Zar~t, Bern1e Fnedberg, George Knudson. Last row: Bryce Gregory, Joe Barton, Robert D1llon, Robert Hankeme~r . Concert Orchestra Rehearsmg the Concert Band 190 Front to back, f irst row: James N1elsen, Patty May, Bill S1mpson, Harold Berry, Saul Korn, Phill1p Johnson, Emil Hellmg, Cliff Haynes, John L1tz, Meurisse Helm. Second row: Donald Bain, Mar~ana Thornton, Carol Vasse, Jerry Sheff, B1ll Pollock, Ann Stewart, Bill Lohman. �Front row, front to back : Jan1ce Peterson, Ruth Barthollc, Mar1on Canf1eld, Kathleen Kearns, James Keuhnert. Back row: Sh1rley Larsen, Ellen TeSelle, R1chard Berg, Charlotte Brown, James Engl1sh, W1lllam Hem, Paul Mershon. Band and orchestra conductor, Roland Roberts Concert Band First row, left to right: Bob Hankeme1r, Stanley Stahl, Glenn Beavers. Second row: Owen Schneider, Edd1e Kle1ger, Bob Oakes, D1ck Klien. Third row, front to back : Don Bury, Bernie Fnedberg, Bill Stanley, Jeannine Carvell, John Wallace, James Keuhnert, Carol Oyler. Fourth row: LeMoyne Stone, Elizabeth W 1llsea, A nne West, Barbara Newlove. Fifth row: Don Blunt, Nadme Sh1veley, Sandra Ornstem, Elizabeth D1xon. Sixth row: Verna Doyle, Carol Saunders, Don St rangfeld, Joan R1chman, Manan Canf1eld, Kathleen Kearns. Seventh row: Phd Plu tt, Thurman Bretz, John Porter, Jack Stanley, Harold Barh1te, Jerry We1nstem, Leonard Silverman, Everett Sh1rley, Perry Wasserstein, Morton Flax, Dan Fnedman. Eighth row : Glenn Harvey, Bob D1llon, Bryce Gregory, David Geyer, Bob Carlson, Bob Montgomery, Bob Grueter, James Bumpus, Paul Albnght, Marion Newman, James Vinyard, James Funk, Lee Martin. Last row: Charlotte Brown, Joe Barton, Phil T reantafllos. �Office Staff Clockwise: Ruth Scudder, Clerk; Rtta Putnam, Treasurer; Alwyn Evans, Secretary; Genevteve Franc•s, Clerk; Edtth Bruce, Clerk; Olive Edwards, Senior Clerk; Oll•e Schlosser, Librarian; Florence Bnber, Librarian; Betty Halford, Library Clerk. Red Cross Council East high school's Junior Red Cross council is a very worthwhile organization. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Katherine Hoffman, the Red Cross members participate in many activities throughout the year. Among these are : filling Christmas stockings tor hospital patients, participating in city and state Red Cro~s conferences, and donating their time to the Red Cross drive dunng March . Front row, left to right: Glona Fredregtll, Normo Crosby, Beverly Bunsler, Jeanne Ragland, Carol Barker, Carolyn Snuffer. Second row: Darlene Mack, Lmda West, JoAnn Stevens, Moreen Rogell, Manlyn Wmters, Jo Anne Wtlltams Third row: Tom Brown, .l•m Parker, Otck Olmger, Belvm Wtlltams, Gus Larson, Ronn•e Epstem, Mrs. Kathenne Hoffman . / �Index A cappella ............................................ 189 Activit ies .............................................. 96 A lbum .................................................. 18 Angelus ................................................ 102 Art ........................................................ 139 Assembl ies ........................................... 108 Astronomy ............................................ 163 Athle tics .............................................. 66 Junior Footba II .................................... 7 5 Junior Prom Queen ............................ 121 Kampus Club ........................................ 156 Key Club .............................................. 137 May Queen ............................................ 123 Modern Dance Club .............................. 149 Naturalists Club .................................... 160 Baseba II .. ..... .... ...... .......... ............... ... .. . 90 Basketba ll ............................................ 78 Bible Research Club ............................ 140 Boys' Bowling Club .............................. 133 Boys' Rifle Club .................................. 159 Braun, Louis H., Principal .................... 16 Concert Band ..................................... 190 Conce rt Orchestra ................................ 191 Congress Club ..................................... 141 Dances . . . ........................................ 114 D Club ................................................ 150 Debate Club ......................................... 144 Delegate Assembly ... ............................ 98 Drama .................................................. 145 Euclidian Club ...................................... 136 Faculty .................................................. 168 Football ................................................ 69 Girls' Bowling Club .............................. 132 Girls' Glee Club .................................... 188 Golf ...................................................... 83 Gymnastics ............................................ 86 Home Arts Club .................................... 158 Homecoming Queen .............................. 120 Honorary Attendants ............................ 124 Hi-R-40 ................................................ 143 Hi-Y Club ............................................ 148 Inter-Club Council ................................ 130 International Relations .......................... 142 Junior Class .......................................... 53 Organizations ........................................ 128 Office Staff .......................................... 192 Payne, Melvin ...................................... 17 Pre-Law Club ........................................ 13 1 Pre-Medics Club .................................. 160 Principal's Advisory Council ................ 98 Red Cross Council .............................. 192 Red Jackets Club ................................ 139 Red and White Day ............................ 106 Script .................................................... 16 1 Senior Class Officers .......................... 20 Senior Class Panels .............................. 21 Senior Class Play ................................ ] 00 Senior Girls Awards ............................ 107 Seraph Sisters ........................................ 154 SkEast .................................................. 146 Sophomore Football .............................. 76 Sophomore Class Panels ...................... 60 Spanish Club ........................................ 162 Stage Crew ............................................ 161 Student Council .................................... 100 Swimming ............................................ 93 Table of Contents .................................. 2 Tennis .................................................. 71 Todd, Elizabeth .................................... 17 Track .................................................... 88 Winter Sports ........................................ 92 Wolcott Contest .................................... 113 Woodbury Contest ................................ 113 Wrestling .............................................. 84 ��"If you will observe, it doesn't take A man of giant mould to make A giant shadow on the wall; And he who in our daily sight Seems but a figure mean and small, Outlined in Fame's illusive light, May stalk, a silhouette sublime, Across the canvas of his time." John Townsend Trowbridge �� 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 1951 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. 1951 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Board 1950s Yearbooks