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Selective Service #167 -24-722, Social Security SS-1411-706, Alpha Code #345115, up at 7:30, at school at 8:45 . . . The numbers are endless. But if there were no people, there would be no numbers. Then again, if there were no numbers, would there be people? God, this is confusing. It is obvious that numbers have us licked: you can't live with them and you can't live without them. Sigh . . . •• ' .I •• ��After we have decided that we must get up and go wherever we are going, we then have to get there . The trip is the game we play every day of our lives getting to and from. All of us play the game whether by six, four, or two wheel . Or by two feet . 7 ��There it i clay after da r. It's the place you have to cross to get into the chool from the parking lot. The place to go to get away from the pres. ures in ide. The place to rap with a friend. The place to take a puff on your cigarette, whether it be bought or your own roll. The place where you can watch the daily drag racing going on all around you, but vou mu t be careful when you go onto the track. �. Henry Frazier �����Amidst the cheers of victory and erie of defeat were heard the crashes of tennis rackets on wire fences and opposing players. Depite the outward display of unsportsmanlike manners the East Tennis Team showed more than anger at their own mistakes. This anger proved to the spectator that although win were infrequent the will and strength to win existed. For this group of great guys are true gentlemen. You're a star; right on, Emery; take a shot, Spider Leg . . . 15 ��rn �\VIth A L Itt I e Help From OuR Friends �We started with a bang. Remember that first non-league game when we shut-out our opponents? And then came the depression . . • the first league loss. Oh, god, not again this year! But what's this? The next game and the next and the next were wins "man all those hours of hard work finally paid off". Then something happened - its hard to say what, but the stands got quieter and emptier, "everybody ������-1 ::c m The fall of 1970 rolled around and 'twas time for ANGELUS and SParLIGHT to put on their annual put-on. This time, it was the "Season of the Soul". The majority of the minority that bothered to come felt that their money was ill spent and by and large, they were right. So, as all dances fade into the past, maybe this will be the "put on to end all put-ons ". -c c -1 0 z -1 0 m z 0 )> rr- -c c -1 I 0 z (f) • �0 D No comment is the one and only comment that can successfully be used to describe the Cross Country Team at East High this year . The team failed to enter three of the scheduled meets and carne in last in the city. What more can be said? �lfCJLE ,, ~\1~ ,, ~\ l~ll ;\ (iE 0 ~' :~2 ~ East's little-publicized golf team took eighth place in city, with 11 wins and 53 losses. The loss of three senior players and a lack of league play during the summer are the reasons cited for the team record. ������( ) ��sit-in, walk-out, step down . . . sit out, walk-down, step in, sit down, walk in, stepout . . . black is beautiful . . . doc holland's gotta go . . . there's two sides to everything, y'know . . . gw, south, west . . . certain unalienable rights . . . hell, no, i won't go . it's gotta happen sometime . . . let it be, letitbe. On the whole, most of the kids who were moved from GW and South to East like the new experience. Those who were switched from East to GW and South are finding it very different and don't like it at all. Out of this movement sanctions have grown at South and GW, made up of people who want the new school to be like the old. Sit-ins, walk-outs, and riots have resulted. Requests for student council minority representatives, abolished dress codes, Middle East dance classes and the removal of unfit principals have been voiced, but have not been granted, and, in some cases have not even been considered. On August 2-!, 1970, about 500 students from East, GW, and South found out that the school board was using them as checkers to plea'se Judge Do)le. Ripped up from their surroundings, these students traveled 5 or 10 miles on September 9 across the checkerboard called Denver to a strange new square, where they were out-of-place, frightened, and not quite sure of what to do. The system's deteriorating, they say. Viet am, the Middle East, inflation, Spiro T. Agnew, strikes, shutdowns . . . and we can't even get along within our own country . . . within the city . . . within the efficient school system of Denver. Some got used to it, others didn't. Still others got their doctors to write excuses saying that traveling to the new school would give them heart failure so they wouldn't have to change. Those who didn't like the new school and couldn't get out of it in any other way just moved away, showing their unwillingness to change, to tr) something different. 35 �• IS fili el �It is interesting to note how the student council is still in existence. Each eme ter we. the student bod). vote and elect members from our clas es to represent us on the council. Until the next semester the student body forgets the council's exi tence, and the counci 1 forgets the students' existence. \Ve hear of tudents complaining of unnecessary classes ::;uch as vocations and study halls. If a list was to be made student council would rank high--if not highest. I lave you ever attended a council meeting) The meeting is made up of talk. 1 ' o matter how ideal the talk is it is, neverthele s, talk. Words. unfortunately, are not important these days; actions are what count. \Ve have een no action come from room 100 this year. I lave you? �����42 �y 43 �Yes, the debal made the Drama 3 class, with the aid of Mrs . Dana Marshall, present an outstanding version of the "Spoon River Anthology" . Everyone was truly together, and they knew what they were supposed to do . Thanks Drama 3! 44 �Love is . . . a brown, short-cut wig, pajamas, a taxi -driver who charges interest, a jar of pickles, a gambling drunk, a candle on a birthday cake, a dame with the best legs this side of the . 1ississippi, a black Jewish landlady, librarian, and most of all, TOGETHER~. 1 ESS!!I 45 ��D D One fine day m your senior year of high school someone approaches you with the question, "Where are you going to school next year?" The truth of the matter is up until now college has been an abstract thing except for the riots you've heard about in the news. Really all you care about now is making it through your final year. Now this comes up. You think, "What school am I going to next year? i\1aybe this one if I don't shape up. I guess I '11 start looking. " So you started looking around. Someone asks you, "Have you taken either the SAT or the ACT? You know, you have to take one for adnussion to any college." You register for one of them while still investigating some schools . The more college catalogues and bulletins you read, the more confused you get . After you've narrowed your choice down to several schools and you've been accepted at a couple. the thought comes into your mind, "Do I want to go to college'?" �����THE BASKETBALL TEAMS OF EAST ARE TAUGHT ONLY ONE THI·NG, AND THAT'S TO WIN ... 52 �... AND THEY DO A DAR GOOD JOB OF IT! ---- 53 �East's varsity team started off the season with a loss to Washington. Th bad start did not discourag East because, as Coach Calloway put it, "no team in the D nver Leagu is �only a small step towards the state Championship. Last Year's Team had even a better chance, but still could not get through district. going undefeated and we have already lost our game. '' This was proven as East trounced their next three opponents. Although the Manual- East game will be a very big game, to East it was �0 DOD �Once upon a time there was a pep club called White Jackets. One day White Jackets found that pep had disappeared. The football team searched for it, the golf team searched for it, the swim team searched for it, the wrestling team searched for it, but it was nowhere to be found. Then a group called the East High Basketball team joined in the search and lo and behold pep came out of hiding. Maybe it wasn't lost at all - just resting. • • A I~ I ~~I~ ! �MERMEN ARE MARVELOUS �The East High swimming team, led by Ron Bonaparte, finished with as many wins as losses this year. Bonaparte, the defending high school breaststroke record holder of Colorado, was also an All-American swimming candidate. ���D o D o ,.------.., ( I d a at's the tr th!RE-t-AW • '10-'11 �Seraph Sisters is a service organization for organized and serviceable girls. Once one is in Seraph Sisters she forgets about being organized and serviceable and leaves that up to just a few dedicated souls. Be that as it may- -this type of Seraph Sister does have one kind of service to give--especially when something someone else does goes wrong--lip service ..... 0 • ••• A possible motto: "Do or Die .... Work or Bye .... Come to the meeting or get a Beating!" Sisters, your halos are tarnishing! �This year East's Choir has done more than sing; it has moved out and taken on a special quality. Along with the honor of sending more students to all-city choir than from any other high school, East has developed a spirit well worth the effort of its director, Mrs. Padboy. MORE . �IS IT WORTH IT? With all the pep assemblies, football games, school assemblies, etc., East High's band has had a never-ending job. The hard work involved and the ceaseless criticism has not made the job any easier. Mr. T. definitely has a hard task, especially with as little student response as there is. Is it worth it? Just ask him or any band member. ���!iTibb WATERS ����EVE ��Down to the May D&F they go, the ice skating club. There the skates are put on and off they go- -whirling and twirling and figureeighting, and sometimes falling down! But they keep at it for a coupla hours, with lots and lotsa whirling and twirling and falling down. And at the end of the coupla hours, the more consummate members look forward to the next session, while those who fell down one too many times hobble away and look forward to the meltingof -the- ice- time. �"STRIKE!" thy yell. But, th y aren't pi kemng, si in, or anything like thaL ',.~.,~~ It's JU t ani e little where you an BOW • •~'--.. -. and bowl to your heart' content, until n's time to go• UN·[LU An mcc am ear h ontinucs to disco what mtere r high hool ru lent h. Everyone i looking. _ n th t;tudcnt them::;elvet;. ·o on can t;ay for , ure. tu<.lent::; have the11· o\'n groups. Th y don't ne~.:d the hool to get hem togL:th r. The , are t ogetht: r. �[1 I lJ r'l �FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA From these pictures, you might be sure that the name of this organization is "Future Tea- Pourers of America". But, despite their deceiving poses, these people are members of Future Teachers of America, a club for those interested in a career in teaching . how to pour tea??? �East boasts one of the top speech teams in Colorado. They are appropriately called "The Hachet Squad, " inasmuch as they usually "hack" other teams to pieces. East's squad is amply supplied with a variety of original orators, dramatists, poetry interpreters, debate people, and funny persons. But, like almost all other worthwhile activities at East, the speech team is short on supporters. However, this does not affect the attitude or the zeal of those members of the speech team who try so hard . . . it just hurts a little! Anyway, who cares about the public, we still win don't we? It's called, personal satisfaction. ����DiuJa know tlldt chl.'ss 1sn 't a dull, boring game?> That it's actually a strategical game in which you US'-' ~our brains instead of your brawn'' Ask any chess club member about that one'!! ! ! ! ! I I ! I I ! Ill !!! !! "D. E." This program provides the opportunit~ to learn about careers and find jobs. The student in Distributive Education will have a greater understanding of thL' bu ·incss world. pa rtkula rl) in marketing. a well as having work experil·nce for future employment. There is no excuse for unemplo> ment among the students here------lazines '' �• IJ. �STRIKE A POSE! ����������IIIII IIIII IIIII ESP is East's drama club. Members get a chance to work not only on the acting side of drama, but also the make-up, costume, and production side. 11 E IIIII Hill 94 �-· •• �I Marvin Grays ��• ���IS Ll VI NG ES COUNT 101 ���WHEN YOU LEA �IT OUT BOOKS. ������lacrosse is: kind of like soccer . kind of like hockey . hard work . . . dedication . . . man to man contact . rough and exciting . . . but most of all enjoyment! cr e ... �SKILLFUL COORDINATION COACHES: Raymond Mitchell Warren Boatright CAPTAIN: Jim Hall Bouknight, Sam Carranco, John Close, Robert Farris, Kevin Harrison, Larry Healy, Richard Mahoney, Michael Smith, Joseph Tanaka, George Valdez, Lonnie 112 �.AND GRACEFUL MOTION are the two qualities the gymnast strives for in his performance. Neither of these are gained without endless practice, hard work, and intense concentration, though he moves with the greatest of ease. ���Vanessa Blacknall Pam Bowan Vanessa Buie Lori Brown Beverly Deadwyler Brenda Deadwyler Mari Fitz Judy Green Cheteria Halley Belinda Knight Ada Marrow Aleta Mitchell Debbie Sims Roslyn Washington Rhonda White Dorothy Wilson Brenda Williams Coach: Junior Weed ��������Fall Sports ROsters VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES: CHUCK CLARKSON ROGER CRAIG CUFF OUN Askew, Dean Brent, William Butler, Al Chapman, Larry Cheek, Jeff Cole, Garylan Dews, Larry Fischer, Tracy Frazier, Henry Frazier, William Gillespie, William Grassman, Fred Gurtler, John Homstad, Joseph Jackson, Albert Kelly, Leon Lovato, Frank Newton, Rick Nigh, Jeff Northcross, Karl Pappas, Ernest Parker, ' Randy Roy, Joseph Schleich, Michael Schmidt, Marty Smith, Terry Spahn, David Speliotes, George Thacker, William Toney, Terry Tursick, Theodore Washington, William Watson, Kent Wolgamott, Rick JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES: ROGER CRAIG CUFF OUN Brooks, John Bryant, Rupert Carollo, Reno Carter, Douglass Craft, Donald Conner, Reuben Hodge, Kenneth Lang, Greg Pomeranz, Alan Rhodes, Tom Thomas, Joe Thompson, Frank CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER COACH: Jerrome Biffle Allen, Don Hardy, Vince Stewart, Dale Speed, Charles Tolivar, William Van, Oliver, Captain TENNIS TEAM COACH: John Schrant Bancker, Chris Barber, Wes Carpenter, Chuck Cass, Brian Cass, Gary Emery, Patrick Foster, Rick Horne, Don Iwasaki, Dean Kemp, Alec Lorn, John McConnell, Dave McGary, Tom Nakata, Art O'Mera, Kevin Savage, Daryl Tempest, George Washington, Mark Wolcott, Peter GOLF ROSTER COACH: Roger Lundeen Barber, Bill Cassidy, Jerry Cleary, Charles Eagle, Steve Garlington, Randy Johnson, Jimmy McCray, Ernest Melville, Steve Valuck, George 124 �Winter Sports Rosters VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH: TED CALLOWAY CAPTAIN: Charles Flowers Boatner, V. Edward Bowman, Louis Hooks, Dale Johnson, Kenneth Lewis, Robert Newton, Rick Pappas, Ernest Schleich, Michael Speed, Charles Titus, Paul Van Oliver, George Williams, Larry JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH: SAM BATEY Anthony, Michael Askew, Dean Carroll, Rick Chambers, Phillip Cobb, Raymond Craft, Don Dickens, Keith Dyes, Tony Johnson, Kenneth Lovato, Frank Naylor, Phillip Rose, Marc Williams, Larry SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL COACH: RICK SCHRADER Curry, Lopez Duncan, Clark Fore man, Haywood Grove, Rod Ikner, Louis James, Arthur Nash, Roosevelt Newton, Willard Robinson, Wayne Robinson, Wendel Roper, Vaughn Underwood, Gerard SWIMMING ROSTER COACH: Charles Clarkson Bartlett, Jeff Bennett, John Bonaparte, Ron Bondi, Ray Bondi, Richard Carollo, Reno Coquillard, Joe Dye, Bill Haynes, Darrell Haynes, Duane Karasik, Dennis Karasik, Randy Olsen, Karl Porter, Mike Robinson, Marc Sabodas, Randy Sidney, Don Suiter, John Tanaka, George . WRESTliNG VARSITY AND JR. VARSITY Allen, Ga.ry Brooks, John Crosby, Terry Curvin, Bruce Dews, Rudy Edwards, Quinton Fay, Kevin Garner, Reggie Gash, Martin Martin, Tom Morgan, Darnell Rice, Dan Slaughter, Dave Smith, Rex Thomas, Ron Thompson, Franklin Washington, Terry Watson, Fred Wingert, Jerry Wolcott, Peter Zigler, Steve R. Damashek-Coach �CLUB ROSTERS · Art Service Jaci Bingaman Pat Glick Mike Kane Betsy Nelson Ted Pace Sue Smiley Debby Staeck Karen Thompson Aufsteiger Sponsors: Betty Starr Howard Hoffman Presidents: David Duhaime ( 1st Sem. ) Jess Bartlett Kay Allen Vicky Allen Freddy Badger Scott Blanc Kim Branscombe Margaret Browne Charles Carroll Nicki Dye Susan Epps Susy Emblad Chris Groshong Chris Hopper Alec Kemp Joyce McKee Linda Murray Irene Nakamura Ron Neubert Stan Pytell Mark Rolvenchik Jane Rockwell Margie Rubin Jerry Reddick Kevin Skillen Black Students for Black Action Sponsor: Regis Groff Pres: Jerry Davis Vice-Pres: Candy Casson Secretary: Warren Fletcher Tres: Theresa Oates Lori Brown Violet Brown Rita Colbert Phillip Dorsey Dawn Griffen Allegra Haynes Darrell Haynes Duane Haynes Bruce Hocker Debrah Johnson Karen Moore Joe Ray Toni Robinson Scott Toliver Tom Tripp Craig Walters Terry Ware Stacy Wells Chess Club Robert Ascher Freddie Badger John Caldwell Zygmunt Krauze John Leroux Tom Needham Future Teachers of America Pres: Marcia Hunt Vice-Pres: Patricia Watts Secretary: Candy Wirth Tres: Charlotte Thomas Hist: Roseanna Lewis Barbara Adams Dinah Becker Peggy Cassidy Michelle Diranleau Marl Dolmas Betti Gray Don Home Karen Lamb Dave McConnell Anne Miller Milissa Sedar Michelle Truair JCL Coucils: Sharon Brown Joe Coquillard Head Tribune: Kathy Mayer Head Censor: Fred Watson Head Scribe: Sandy Reavy Historian: Eva Anderud TRIBE 1 Tribune: Kathy Mayer Censor: Jonathan Brodie Scribe: Sandy Reavy Jonathan Brodie Sharon Brown Joe Coquillard Richard Lightburn Kathy Mayer Debbie Mercer Janis Olsen Sandy Reavy Polly Strong Greg Whittington TRIBE2 Tribune: Eva Anderud Censor: Fred Watson Scribe: Meg Goddard Don Allen Eva Anderud Debbie Baxter Charles Eitemiller Patty Gallegos Mae Goggard Dawn Griffen Alan Hampton Bill Nelson Fred Watson Gary Wilton TRIBE 3 Tribune: Ina Szwec Censor : Pat Hocking Scribe: Kathy Gonzales Ruth Appell Michalle Deranleau Kathy Gonzales Pat Hocking Rose Marino Ina Szwec Kim Waugh Lacrosse Pres: Theo Brin Vice-Pres: Larry Philpott Tres: Frank Gray Joe Aiello 126 Toffer Ball Brian Boyle Steve Boyle Rollie Bradford Brian Cass Stan Dunn Pat Emery Rick Foster Allen Fugimoto Tom Gilscrist Dave McConnell Mark Miterhofer Grant Pleps Mark Romer Bill Smiley George Tempest Bill Toll Kent Watson Larry Wisehart Model Teens Sponsor: Miss Joan Spencer Pres: Shelli Anderson Vice-Pres; Mellissa Miller Sec: Mara Lynch, Mari Fit:z Tres: Chris A gatsuma Chris A gatsuma Saundra Allen Shellie Anderson Jacki Bess Mary Bess Rhea Bugarin Cheryl Crownover Michelle Dillard Mari Fit:z Diane Forbes Kathy Gonzales Ardith Gooch Susan Grigsby Mara Lynch Anne Miller Mellissa Miller Sally Murray LaTanya Robinson Esther Rodriquez Bonnie Slatton Dottie Wilson �Pre-Med Pres: Linda Thomas Vice-Pres: Joan Smith Sec: D eruse . 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BRIAN LEE- SPONSOR Album-STR; copy Ass't Art Editor Clubs Editor Copy Editor Activities Ass 't Album-STR Ass't Photographer Head Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Activities Ass 't �CREDITS! Denver Post & the elections esp. Millard Smith Francois House of Photograptfy Jacks Jafay Lawrence of ew York Universal Brian Lee Bob (the bachelor) Jim Crosland & American Yearbook Co. Miss Marr R.P.C. Mike Moya, Ted Pace Oscar Chris, Dave, Dean I., Eddie, and John C. Ott, Mr. T., Mr. Garrett, Mrs. Mollen Colorado R. R. Museum Members of the Angelus Country Club No thanks to Speech Team, C. B. Floyd, n Robbie The U.S. Post Office for Air Mail-Special Delivery Sharon's Ape The 36-hour day Curtis and his flute The Sun and 1usic ��.. . .. ����������•• ����������������S~OIN3S ���������Jeff Ticc Steve Timmermcyer Jean Tippets Jolm Walker Craig Walter Karen Walters Earnest Walton Chris Waters Kim Waugh Terry Wedgeworth Jerry Witcakcr Leslie Whittington Susan Whittlcsay David Wilbur Nancy Wilbur PatTicia Wilkin Saundra William Dave Wilson Kris Wingard Lany Wisehart Leslie Wollums Carol Wright linda Wright Cheryl Wycoff Chuck Wytias Valerie Zicr Donald Ziegler 73 �John Seta Steve Shanks Tcni Shcpp.ud Robin Short Donald Sidney Debbie Simpson Sandra Simpson Lawrence Sims Bonnie Slatton Bill Smith Jackie Smith Joe Smith Lisa Smith Russel Smith Theresa Smith Diane Snider 1ary Speicher Nancy Stanley Julie Stark Kirk Stephens Roy Sterrett Julie Stetzel Nancy· Strong Harold Sunata Gloria Swanson iarth.:. Sweetnam lnil Szwec Ann Takahashi Debbie Taylor Kayla Templin Perry Romberger David Rose t.ujoric Rubin .v1ary Salazar Terri S alol}e Cathie Samora Bonnie Scales Kim Schaefer Pam Schillen icrlc Schwartzberg Carolyn Scott Milissa Sedar Nancy Sellers Irene Seros �Carol)'n Miller Robin Mills Vivian Milton Jerri Mims Janelle ?v!oller Rhonda Moor~ Ada Morrow Julie Moses Usa Moseley usa Mosc ley Jean Murray Linda Murray Olga Mychaslan Arlena Nephew Dawn Nigh Greg Korcross Susan !\'orris Karl Olsen Lauren O'Neal Deborah Palmer Heather Pannebaker Debbie Parcell Floy Parlee Pam Paul Sabra Peine Charles Peitsmyer Athena Pcro Linda Perski David Phillips L.llian Porch •t..tdelyn Randell Sher;-yl Rhodes Kath} Priest John Reed Betty Rich.udson (..corgc Ps)'lla Sherry Reid Gail Robinson \\·ayne Robinson Youl.mda Rodriquez Stan Piechowski Wendell Robinson Eddie Thomas Jan Rockwell Brenda Thompson �l\1ichael King E.d Klap Vincent Kline Ann Kunz Care}' Lashbrook \att Lavingtoh Gemma Lean Virgil Lewis Eric Lombardi Cathy Lucas Cheryl Lucero Cathy Lundy Gerald Lynch Mike l\\adi!!an Mar.::u .tvladsen Mokda ::-.Iarin Beverly Marshall Gladys Martin Tom .' vt.utin Linda Mawhortcr Gwen Maxcy Ch.ules Mays Audrey ~lcDaniel Danruclc1 McFarlan Tom McG.my Karen ~tcGec Lynn McGraw Ramon.l McGre' M..1rgie McN.unce Ukc 'vleycr Ann Miller �Ann Gtanulis Shirley Gomez Mark Gore Julie Crashong Susan Grigsby Robert Guerrero john Grant Joe Griego Frank Grassier Dawn Griffin Susan Grocth Diane Groody J.:~hn Grunkmeier Judy Hall Mary Hell! Howard Hamilton Debra Hampton Estora Hardman Pam Hardy Pam Harris Freddie Hawthorne .-1arcus Henderson Ron Hensel Penn} Herd Tim Hclburgcr Behnda Holiman Daryl Holleman Nl.uilyn Honeyman Katherine Homer Theresa Huber V1ckey Hudson Steve Hunter Mark Hutchinson Stephen lvomcie Ma.rk Jacob Tim Jenkins R.1lph Jerome Jack:ie ]olms Jeffrey Jones Sheric Jones 1arge jord.m 1\:.>thy Junglas Dennis Ka.rasik D.1rde Kcef, 73 �Pat Colbert Michch Cooney Rodney Conner julie Cooper Saundra Cotes Frances Cox Cindy Crumpler Lynn Cry nen Cynthia Ctmningham Mark Currien Beverly Deadwyler Arleen Dav1s Julie Davis Eddie DcCroce Roland De laney Michelle Deranleau \1ary A1m Donohue Linda Dotson Helen Davis Denise Dunn Quintin Edwards Brad Eggemant Leon Elkins Susan Emblad Roland Ephiam John Engart Micky Espinoza Dic~nne Esquibel Kathy Falkcnberg Kevin Fa)'"e Judy Fisher Linda Fitz Georgia Fox Mike Fo' S::~nford Friedman Donn.1 frcem.m Marcy Freeman E.ric Frcnch Pat Gallegos M.utin Gash 1ary Genereuk Jud] Goodstein Bruce Gtbson 73 �Roosl'Vclt Allen Jvl,utha Baxter P(nnie Abbot Faye Asano Dinah Becker Linda Abila Sherri Aslq Greg Belyea Jackie Arellano Michael Baker Doug Jenson Delbert Alexander Arlene Banks Scott Blanc Michelle Brandon Rich:trd Bryans Liz relax Pam Burbidge Kun Branscombe Beverly Burton David Brent Ch.arlene Butler Pam Brown Phi! 'hambers Joe ChambE'rlin Clevenger Tommy Clou..l Lillmcr Alexander Isadore Baraps Rich.nd Bondi Kay Allen \\"es Barber Rick Borger ]\ lary Anne Allen Jeannine Baste in Cmdy Bowm.m Trinny Brown Candy Carson ~~ancy Calkins Susan Brown Charles Carroll Pum Clifton Robert Close .vlami Cl)mer L.:rry .. Bnmton Peggy Cassidy Terri Coker �����uo " s ' d 's.I} �~-IJ~UJJJ~[J~(J I~!IJ~[J~ U'BWCI{O,:) WJf ���uno JJ![.) ��������������������NOll V~lSIN IWOV ����- - ·- -- - ---- --~· - ----- -- -~ --· �� 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 Angelus 1971 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. 1971 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1970s Yearbooks