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The first season win was against Manual High School, and the second triumph was afflicted against the third ranked team in the city, GW by a devastating score of 21 to 16. ����PAR 1 Y2 �D c L u B ���TENNIS Tennis was the highlight of many student at East, because of the amount of time the tennis players spent on the courts. Their record of 30 wins and 18 losses can be attributed to the in·· spiration of David Kauvar, a state contender, and the coach Felix Landau. 22 �23 �GYMNASTICS �25 �c R 0 s s c 0 u N T R y ��c H E E R L E A D E R s �p 0 M * p 0 M DIANNE WRIGHT �NAVY BAND �����~ 0\ Ul " 0\ 00 -....! CJ1 -....! 0\ 00 00 '-0 CJ1 ~ w "' 00 0\ -....! 0 00 CJ1 w w w N 0\ 0\ 00 -....! 0 00 0\ "Sorry, that class is closed ... Return to 'Go' and do not collect your class cards ... See your counselor again ... Choose two classes from the following: Great Love Stories and The Supernatural. .. Smile for the camera ... Choose 14 more mini -courses ... 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Screams and cries were heard throughout the school. ext came the hassles of the I.D. line. To the dismay of students, the line not only lasted an hour, but was invaded by innumerable line crowders and cheaters. While waiting, one had the time to fix their hair, brush their teeth and fix their lipstick. In the end, one was photographed, fingerprinted, put on file, and released. 0 0 ::0 (/) 0\ N "' "' "' "' 0\ CJ1 00 -....! t:Ij(l)""d oo>-1~ 'OC:::: Pl"tJ(I) ti:l 0 l l e c t ...... ~ N L 0 c u ~ ....... n c h l' l' �C) Walt Disney Productions j.Q.)& ~tA~lJ8,IZD ;,,~a ~' ... sur .su~re_ - #E14:o ~u..u ... 6YES /..QOJ< vP- p, ~oiJ T~•o- �~Walt Olsney Productions J-4/Z~~T ~t SIIZ1~6 y 86A'Ii?l>- 8<JW LE6-'S - BAG~., p~TS lJStJIW//,'f' Ffi!of4>,J~- ��N SENA FREEMAN &~ ~ ~~ ...- ���• -• D 0 L L s �BATTLE of the SEXES The Winner?!? PIGGL Y- WIGGLY �Don Lewis SYNTHESIZER ��I ��������s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s ��For the swimming team, this year has been a dry run. From last year's team, only three swimmers returned to a new coach. Despite the lack of experience, the twenty swim team members have done an admirable job. Coach Bill McGinnis felt the team returned swimming success to East. Felix Picart, team captain did an excellent job of providing team leadership. Mike Morgan, Zack Gotlin, Mark Hintgen, Dave McConnell, Jack Mosley, Pat Meyer, Sterling Copeland, and six other sophomores on this year's squad should provide the basis for winning seasons over the next few years. ��WRESTLING This season was the best the East Wrestlers have had in years. Outstanding talent, teamwork, and expert coaching were the factors that brought early success to the East high grapplers. Experience was greatest asset that the wrestlers exhibited. ���H E 0 One of the big projects of the year for the HEO club, was the Christmas Decoration Contest at the Mission Viejo Show Horne. Each of the eight schools participating in the contest was given a check for $250 to use for the purchasing of decorating items . A $300 cash award was given to the school that did the best job. The HEO club at East was the winner of the award! The club's activities climaxed with this victory but the members continued to work and play in good spirits for the entire year. ��AUFSTEIGER ��Not only does the speech team have winning power but it has something more devastating than any sweepstakes win - the power of people. The hatchets display an aura of togetherness about which others dream. There lives are spent at cross state drives, at 6 a.m. breakfasts, at motels, and at midnight oil practices. Hatchets consistantly help and support each other. B. Lee's hatchet squad's ability to use the power of the mouth is second only to their image of together- ���c H 0 I R �DRS ~~ u AM N B D u G L E ��DETROIT The Drama Club at East is in existence for the benefit of students who wish to increase their knowledge and appreciation for all aspects of the theatre world. The Detroit Street Players opened the season by presenting three one-act plays by 0. Henry, the workmanship of about 70 cast and crew members. lmmediatly following the closing of 0 . Henry, the Detroit Street Players went into rehersal for "Eloise at Christmas Time" This was a childrens play presented at J. C . C . and at East. A musical and another full length play was planned to be done by the players during second semester. Twenty of the Detriot Street Players were initiated into the Thesbians, an international drama organization. Pres . . • V . Pres .• Treas . Historian Sponsor . Bev Nemmers Cathy Walker Reva Wolf Vickie Paxton Catherine Davis STREET PLAYERS 71 �SPOT �LIGHT SPOTLIGHT is Mr. Nelson's stories on everyone and everything. It's also Al and his "four Boys". SPOTLIGHT also happened to be one of Colorado Higp School's finest monthly. Never backing away from the controversial or difficult, SPOTLIGHT provided it's readers with the closest to professional journalism possible. &llVIIIPY ~T~­ ST.e-....sy _,l>- B<:ow L~­ &itiC"f' ,.,...rs- 1/S<I~l-"f' ~s;- 73 ���PRE-LAW UHH .•. YEAH i'm IN PEA WAAH DUHH, UUH. tHE MOST HO RABLE PRE-CLUB COMPLEADED ANOTHER YEUR OF SUGHZESFUL ACTEEVEETEES. On the serious side, new sponsors, Buddy and Joanie 1oel brought new class to the traditional East High School naughty children's organization YEEH, DUHH, WEEZ EVE GOT TO SEE DUH KOR T RUM. 76 �����s I s T E R s ��0 �Viva La Raza! Culture. Pride. Unity. Los Chicanos Unidos moved to provide club members with a forum to achieve all of these . For Chicanos , a minority group that feels the pressures of a modern society, Los Chicanos Unidos provide a means of directing the search for an identity . Viva La Raza! Culture. Pride. Unity . . .. qualities that all peoples need. �D.E. C. A. Preparing students for a business career is the main function of D. E . C. A. Their objectives are fulfilled as members attend business classes at East in the morning and work at various jobs during the afternoon. Distributive Education Clubs of America allow students to gain practical knowledge through experience. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA 85 �The Junior Prom was held at a place undisclosed to the Angelus Staff. Such was the cunning, camoulage, and unusual effeciency of the Junior Class that actually no one found the Prom at all. Eye witnesses reported that the Prom was well attended by all the East Juniors. As the Prom came to a regretful end, the Juniors moved out into the warm December night and carried their festive spirit with them to such lush places as ........ Azars. It was here that the evening came to a grand climax and all were swept aloft on the cresendo of a truly unique experience. To the Prom that never was I 86 �WILL WE EVER RUN OUT OF SCHOOLS? 87 ��The East High jazz band, is probably the best set of musicians at East high. Under the very able direction of Jack Bailey, a horn player with Woody Herman, the jazz band can play anything from Swing to the Bossa ova. ��East's 70 member Concert Band, under the leadership of Mr. Jack Bailey, has planned an active year, including a tour of 7 schools and two major concerts. The level of music this year is excellent, too. East can well be proud of this fine musical group. AILEY'S BUGLERS 91 �ROTC B R A s s STAFF �ROTC �Win With Humility Lose Without Excuses �Truly Champions �RIFLE TEAM �����LJlLL.If EDSf is Ei45T'S newest club. ........ .....- ....... ltisa !;::::::::::=======3 free form club= unifying students interested • 1n typogR4· phy& commercial art. ~rt: C. Cantw~;;mm.~ ell & B. Hiltrn srvsor= J.Murray. 1973- 1974 EDSLE members were: Karen Alpert, Meg Angelo, ick Antonopoulos, Stacey Blanas, Chris Cantwell, Bob Hilton, Margie Hoskins, ikki Peros, Theresa Pytell, Jeannette Rose, Jeff Snapp, Carol Starrett, and Reva Wolf. 101 ���BASEBALL aseba/1 Complete lnninq II The East Angel stick men made heads turn all over the D.P. S. with their snappy new uniforms. Unfortunately, the "new" Angels, were not all that new. The Angels were led in their season by Head Coach Roger Craig. Coach Craig demonstrated throughout the baseball season the same dedicated and thoughtful coaching style that carried an earlier Angel football season. The spirited coaching debut of Assistant Coach Donald Bobb also kept the Angels "on the ball. " ��T H ES H BO OP D y This year's model, 1974 East Angel, underwent a drastic overhaul from last year's high fuel consumer. Led by Marvelous Mikie, this year's model continued its high appea1 among the younger, dumber, female consumers. This year's line featured several promising new models which just might help the "Mikie" in Mitchell/Boatright Inc.'s quest for that ever elusive city and state titles. Consumers report that they favored the Angel Gymnast for his spectacularly graceful action, while combining the power for determined stretch drives. Coach Ray Mitchell just may have cornered the market on these compact high producers. �107 �SWEET, FLEET, FEET The Girls' Track Team had a running start this year. Mrs. Delores Knight, in her first year as coach, entered the season with six experienced tracksters and several enthusiastic, optimistic, sophomores. The 1974 Track Team promised to be a good one, and it was I ���p 0 d p e According to Mr. Biffle, "This year 1 s team was stronger and an overall much better team." There were 12 returning lettermen, featuring Buster Bouknight, Terry Locke, Venture Jennings, James Roy, Wayne Haynes, and Ray Smith. There were also a few exchange students that helped strengthen the team. Mr. Biffle expected the team to do well in all events and bring East High a great deal of pride. "Keep on trackin Mr. Biffle and the East High Track Team!" d d l e r s s 1 , t r. t d e A w a y 111 �4 0 L 0 v E The girls' tennis team returned to the courts this year with more talent and experience than ever before. Coach Karen Cookson and the magnificent nine had a very successful season. "Tennis anyone?" 112 ��lR. Darryl Dorman Ms;r. Ron Sims Darryl Armour Ezra Frazier 2R. Keith Holleman Paul Rucker Rene Easterling Theodore Calloway Coach 3R. Steve Davis Malcolm \Villiams Rodney Castleman Gale Collins Randy Redd lR. Lynn Washington 1arlon Frazier • 'orwood Germany 2R. Bruce Washington Steve Roper Marshall Hughes 3R. Ray Smith Sam Bater Coach George Robertson Joe Monroe 1R. Shelton Bouknight Carl Knox David Declovet Toomy Gibbons 2R. Darcey Levy Ricky Pruitt Dominick Robertson Julius Moore 3R. Richard Milsap Tony Rankin l\1ike Redd David Perkins Rick Schraeder Coach ��Cydney Shannon Vicky T T Trish Diana c L Micheline 0 This year was the Ninety-Fifth Annual Wolcott Public Sight-Reading Contest. The girls participating this year were: Cydney Hill, Vicky Elmblad, Shannon Boland, Patricia Carr, Diana Brackett, Micheline Brault, Marilyn Brent, Day.le Friedman, Ruthay Coney, and Barbara Kozelka. 1973 marks another year of fine elocution from women who have shown an innate ability in seizing the audiences' attention through sheer word expression. An admirable feat considering the speakers haven't seen the material beforehand. Marilyn w Dayle Ruthay 116 Barbara ���THE YEAR OF OUR TRUTH o say! can you see, by the dawn's early light, This was the year, that the people of "amber waves of grain," learned the word, shortage. For the student, this year heard the death knoll of the idealism which had so long characterized his generation. No longer could the student movement be zealously dynamic. Like everything else, it too had run short of gas. Yes, and even excusing the irony of shortage, we suddenly even found ourselves short those "amber waves of grain." what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? For us the terrible reality came. The system, that we had long assailed as too big, too impersonal and corrupt, revealed itself to be all of that. Although the student voice had decried this horrifying state, none wished to hear the charge replied to with: nolo contendre, no contest. When the "American Dream" boy, Spiro Agnew said exactly that, somehow being right, had no satisfaction. whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming! Try as we did, we still could not close out the ugly reality. Instead of the ringing words of genius, Washington provided us only with a deafening silence. We learned much this year however. President Nixon educated his people well: plumbers whose touch was for national security, cabinet members who had the additional, hidden talent for making license plates, and best of all, tapes that for 18 minutes echoed the Washington leadership. and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Denver, ah Denver. Yes Angels, readjust your halos, and dust off those old records of Bobby, and Martin. Enjoy an afternoon of reminiscing about that "dream;" think about that old joke about "everybody's beautiful;" and try not to forget, that for just a little while integration, wasn't a dirty word. Enjoy your afternoon and your memories, while you watch the sun set on Denver. Try not to forget, because the city is leading itself into a long, long night. Who knows, maybe they'll even turn off the light from the Tower. gave proof thro' the night, that our flag was still there. 119 �Henry Uyeda �B BU RS AT IE NR s Anna Friedmann Dayle Friedman Reva Wolf 1. Alan Frolich 2. Larry Tillis 3. Alan Prendergast 4. Anna Friedmann 4. Karl B. Young 6. Dayle A. Friedman 7. Henry K. Uyeda 8. Reva J. Wolf 9. Edmund J. Wedburg (not pictured) 10. Linda A. Fechtner Linda Fechtner 111 �''CLASSROOM OF TOMORROW'' 122 �SENIOR SEMINAR �... ... ) ---· 124 ���1-a.J~ ~ Ull~- 8DIZD J..Ma ~' .. . &Jr .SC,Aec.~f~ ~ l:bu~ ... W~ /.~IC vP • p,~o,.J T.:>60- 127 �II i0 'I ! 128 ���������������).) N D1 21 U\b ���Many thanks to all the clerks, and all the people that keep East running effeciently. 146 ������James Coker Derek Cole Helen Cole Reena Coleman Regina Conley Lawrence Connally Randy Conner Daniel Cook Glenn Cooper Ernest Copeland Sterling Copeland Kathy Cornelius Donna C osorla Catrina Cothrin Suzen Craighead Lmda Crawford Teresa Crawford J mes Davis Letha Davis Linda Davis Sherry Davis Zack Davis -susan Dean DeDe DeCroce Martha DeRose Diana Depperschmidt Hazel Dew 152 �Mark Dishmon Arthur DoiT Stephens Downs Bruce Duncan Jean Dunn Susan Dunn Alfred Duran Donna Edwards Brent Egg-eman Ernest Eldridge Andre Elias Charles Emecy Carolyn Estes Brenda Ewell Steve Farley Bill Fisher Clover Floyd Bob Ford David Fox Andrea Franklin Pamela Franklin Chris Freer Ted Friedman Lindy Frolich Teresa Fusilier Randy Gardner Shawn Gater Sharon Giles Greg Gillin Jon Goldberg 153 �Tina Goldman Karla Gomez Bryan Gordon Debbie Griffie Eddie Gutierrez Loren Guzzard Cindy Hall Kevin Hayes Mark Hinteneiter Becki Honeyman Sherwin Horton Salie Hoskins Travis Howard Valiere Jamism Ricky Jay Thomas Jefferson Annette Johnson Charles Johnson Phil Johnson Renard Johnson Theresa Johnson Ivan jones Kathy Jones Marcia Jones Valiere Jordon Vincent Junglas Chris Kane Ralph Katenborn Michael Kelly 154 �Karen Kemp Joe Kennedy Sun Kim Kim Kitzmiller Carl Knox Wayne Landrum Jeffrey Lane Renee LaPerriere Chris Latsis Lucy Law Ricky Lee Shawn Lettman Darcey Levy Debbie Lipps Vicki Livingston Bobby Logan Melvin Loggins Melanie Long Mareena Luna Mark Luna Sharon Lyles Debbie Mann Brett Mares Michael Martin Pauline Martinez Charlene Marshall Karen Marshall Marvin Marshall Kathleen Mason Rena Mason Theresa Mason Robert Maxey 15 5 ���Mike Redd Carol Reed Leston Reeves Robert Rhone Jeff Rice Patty Richards Jeff Richardson Timmy Ridge Darell Riley Loretta Riley Sarah Rockwell Debbie Rodriguez Jeannie Romberger Jerry Rotenberg Fred Salas Kim Saltus Tyronne Sanders Julie San Nicolas Kris Schlichtmann Dave Scott Mark Scott Sherry Scott Jon Sebastian 158 �Jan Seto Amagdy Shenooda Garret Shibata Leonne Shockley Anita Shook Renee Sidberry Karl Sims Sharon Sims Karl Singleton Ken Sisco Chip Skinner Sue Skubal Edward Smith Edwin Smith Floyd Smith Sheila Smith John Sneed Christie Sorensen Debbie Spears Gary Staadt William Steffen Lee Stephens Vickie Stephens Bob Stone Bill Stott 159 �•• ��c Walt o·1sney p roduct'tons �. Productions c Walt Disney �Tanya Acker Anne Albers Anita Allen David Anderson Miles Anderson Pam Anderson John Andrianakos Gloria Aragon Darrell Armour Linda Arnol Marvin Bailey Danette Baldwin Cathy Barrow Gwyn Barton Brenda Beanblossom Lillie Becay Cindy Beebe Ava Bellaire Paulette Berkey DeeAnn Bjork Danny Blacknall Yvette Blue 164 �Shannon Boland Mike Bowles Maurice Boyce John Bradley Randy Brander Carolyn Brent Marilyn Brent Allen Brown Avery Brown Flinoy Brown James Brown Sue Browne Albert Bryant Randy Bryant Sheila Bryant Samuel Buie Debbie Burton Brad Butler Jeanine Butler 165 �������Ernest Martinez George 1artinez Sandra Martinez Leon 1ason Matt Massanet Barbara Masteller Ronald Master David Matney t-.ielinda McGann Tim Me amera Mary Me eill Leslie Meadoff Mike Mercer Mindy Mondschein Joseph Monroe Lorenzo Mornes Charlotte Moulding John Murray Martin Neubert Dian Neville 172 �Lucy Nieto Gayle ixon Gary olen Greg O'Hara Michael Oliver Debbie Olsen Ruth Olsen Mari Oppenneer Gail Osborne Sonia Owens Greg Pannebaker Liz Patterson Linda Payne Tom Peitsmeyer Cindy Pierce Jean Pleas Mark Pontello Gail Porch Anita Prentis Jean Pritzek 173 ���Jackie Stokes Juleigh Stone Robert Stovall Brian Stump Holly Summerlot Charles Swindall Karen Talley Greg Tealer Chris Tealer Liz Tealer Eugene Terence W. C. Thomas Andy Thompson Pamela Thompson Kay Tobin Mike Trinen Ronnie Trujillo Jean Uttecht Suzy Vanbever Rita Venters Scott Vest Calvin Walker Earl Walker Vivian Walker Karen Wall 176 �Carol Walsh Debbie Ward Larry Ware Allene Washington Lynne Washington Ella Watson Jeff Watson George Webb Kathy Westover Diane Whitaker Barry White Darryl White Carmen \Vhitehat Cindy Whittlesey Monica Wilkinson Margo Williams Nancy Williams Kevin Wilson Lynne Wilson Mary Wilson Suzy Wittner Mike Woolums Steve Zerobnick Karen Zimmerman 177 ���CHARlES BURRELL SHEILA BURTON RITA CALDWELL CHRIS CANTWELL Angelus Staff, Photographer, Edsel Club. CHARLES CARAWAY CYNTHIA CARTER PATTI CASEY CINDY CASTANEDA RODNEY CASTlEMAN Football, Basketball, Track, All-city, All-metro, All State Football. CLINT CAUE ABRAHAM CHAPMAN TOM CHASE Vica, Senior Seminar SUZANNE CHERRY LINDA CLARK Choir, FHA, Girls Track, United Black Club. JAMES COBURN 180 �ELIZABETH COlE GAlE COLLINS VERONICA COLLINSON Sophomore Pep Club, Wrestlerettes, All School Show. DWAINE COOK JOHN COOK REGINAlD COX Wrestling, Vica. CYNTHIA CRAIG DEBRA CRAIG Junior Escort. MICHAEL CRAIN Speech, Choir, Drama, Woodbury, Angelaires, Rites of Spring, Studio Theater East, Delegate Assembly. CHERYL CRANDALL MIKE CROSBY All-city Choir, Angelaires, Aufsteiger, Concert Choir, Senior Seminar. RODNEY CUTlER MIKE DAVIDSON Delegate Assembly, Golf, Karate Club, River Trip, Senior Seminar. RICK DAVIS WALTER DAVIS 181 �JUDY DEGGINER MARY DEISCH T0.:-.1 DElPHIA JA :ET De:>lOTT MAR ITT A DES 10ND KAREN DICK JNMIE DIC KENS MICHAEL DILLARD Vica , junior Usher DEBBIE Dil\.1ATTEO Concert Band, Junior Achievement,· Senior Seminar. JO DOLMAS Sophomore Orientation Staff, Angelus Staff, Managing Editor, Album Editor. DARRELL DORMAN Football Trainer, Student Council Rep Senior Class, Pre-law, Basketball Tra iner Pre-Med, Track Trainer, D-club Chairman. �NAY DORSEY JON DRAKE LINDA DUNCKLEE Girls Tennis, Aufsteiger, River Trip, Seaph Sisters. MARY DUNN May Queen Attendent, Dance Club, Orchestra, Girls Swimming. STEVEN DUNN TINA DWIGHT Girls Gymnastics, Girls Track, All-city Track, All metro, all state track, River Trip, HEO, FHA, BSU, DramaClub, DECA, Junior Achievement, Advisory Committee, Simplicity Fashion Show. BRUCE ECHARDT TED ECKLES River Trip, Senior Seminar. ROWENA EDDINGS JACK EITZEL Task Force, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Outward Bound. VALERIE E:-.!BRY All-city Pep Club, BSU, BSBA, Delegate Assembly, £.'<:change Chairman, Junior Achievement, Karate Club, Student Council, Girls Gymnastics GERALDINE ENCINAS �JESSIE EPHRIGN Senior Seminar 1ARK ESSLINGER ROBERT EVERtv1AN CHARLES FALKENBERG ICC Leadership, Delegate Assembly, Drama Club, Senior Seminar, Aufsteiger. LINDA FECHTNER All School Show, Skeast, Choir, Seraph Sisters, Angelaires, All-City Choir. GLORIA FERGUSON Girls Gymnastics, D. A., All City Pep Club, Angelaires, BSBA, Head Cheerleader, Concert Choir, Vice Pres. of Dance Club, Girls State, White Jackets, River Trip. DANELLE FITZ TIMOTHY FOLEY Aufsteiger, Rotc, River Trip. DAVID FOSTON GERAlDINE FRAZIER CAROL FREER Girls Swimming Captain, Junior Escort, Seraph Sisters, River Trip, Senior Seminar. ANNA FRIEDMAN ALAN FROLICH GilBERT GALLEGOS Golf, Senior Seminar. JOHN GARCIA 184 �WANDA GARRETT Delegate Assembly, Girls Swimming, Karate, Senior Seminar. CHARLOTTE GAVIN Sophomore Pep Club, Pep Club Secretary. DAVID GLASSEY CARL GLICK LINCOLN GODFREY Aufsteiger, River Trip, Senior Seminar. CAROL GOOD YVETTE GORDON KATHY GREEN Pep Club, Sophomore Orientation, Jr. Class Treasurer. SHERI GREEN NANCY GREENBURG JOHN GREENE JACQUELINE GRIER JANET GRISSOM 185 ���TERRI HOLLINSHED JOHN HORN VANESSA HOWSE Honarary Cadets, Senior Seminar. GREG HUDSON TIM HUFFMAN River Trip, Senior Seminar. CHRIS HUGHES KAREN HUGHES PATRICIA HUTMAN CARL IBARRA JOHN IWASAKI Tennis, Student Council, Sophomore Rep, Senior Vice President, Skeast, Spotlight, Pre-law Board of Directors, Angelus, Editor, Head Photographer, North Central Chicago Trip, Community Tutoring, Sophomore Orientation. 188 �ROBERT JACOBS DAVID JENKINS EILEEN JE.PSON Girls Tennis, Cheerleader, Delegate Assembly, White jackets, Homecoming Queen Candiate, Angelus Staff, Sports Editor, Sophomore Orientation, All City Pep Club ASHELY JOH:t>iSON JENNIFER JOH!':SON LYNN JOHNSON Student Council, Senior Class Representative, Dance, BSU, Deca, Sophomore Pep Club, Theater in the Round, Delegate Assembly, Northgleen Exchange, Pom-Pom Girl. BONITA JONES CLIFFETA JONES MICHAEL JONES TRUDY JONES Pom-Pom Girl, Delegate Assembly, Dance Club, BSU DAVID KAUVAR KAl\TII KENT All-City Pep Club, Dance Club, Delegate Assembly, Gymnastics, Karate Club, Senior Seminar Wrestlerettes 189 �JIM KERNS ~1ARY KII.FOYLE Cheerleader, Junior Escort, Swimming, White Jackets, All City Pep Club, Seraph Sisters, River Trip, Senior Se:ninar. CANNO KI CHEWW TOMMY KING ED KLAP SUSAN KLAPP TERESA KOlAR CHARLES KOOP 1AN VERNON KOT AR JERRY KRAUT 1AN Angelus Staff, Activities Editor, Business Manager, Photographer, Rotc, All City Brigade, tens Exhibition, Drill Team, Superior Junior Cadet. GEORGE LANE CLAYTON LEBET DAWN LeDUKE 190 �MELINDA l.EEKI.EY Angelus Staff, VICA, HEO club, Junior Achievement. BRIAN LEWIS Wrestling, Recongnition Award Certificate. CATHY lEVINE KATHY LINARIS ELAINE LINDSAY DAN LITVAK PAULMAGNIE CECILA MALLARD SUCI MARTINEZ ANDREW MASSANET Gymnastics PATTY MATHENEY ALFONSO MATHERSON CRAIG 1ATSUDA Tennis, Delegate Assembly, Sophomore Orientation, Spotlight, Pre-law, All-City, All-State Orchestra and Band. JOEY MAXWELL JUNIOUS McCONNELL Wrestling. TERRY McCOY RONALD McCRAY JOHN McDONALD 191 ���KURT TOBI..ES CHARLES X\'UTZ\tAN KARl! T 0 1KANE Concert Choir, Senior Seminar. 1ICHAEL OLNER DEBORAH ORTEGA JUUE OSBORX\'E SCOTT OSWALD STEVEN OWENS CAROLYN PARSON DANIEL PATTO T VICTORIA PAXTON Drama Club, Dance Club, Senior Seminar. ISRIY APOR. 1 PEX\VARI 194 �NIKKI PEROS JUDY PERRILL Seraph Sisters, Senior Seminar. RAY PHILLIPS FELIX PICART SHIRLEY PINGEL FELECIA PLEAS DAVE PORTER MICHAEL POWELL ALAN PEl\'DERGAST ANN PRIESTER I\10NIT A PRITCHARD Choir PETE QUINN RANDALL REDD 195 �AlAN REDDICK Senior Seminar. CINDY REDMOND Track. CURTIS REMBER RICHARD RENWICK JIM RICE NOEL RICKE MICHAEL RILEY LOUIS RIVERA NINA ROBINSON Seraph Sisters, ICC YVONNE RODRIGUEZ SUSAN ROMBERGER DAVID ROSENBERG Delegate Assembly, Woodbury, Studio Theatre East, Rites of Spring, Apple Tree, Speech President, Junior Usher, Student Teacher Judicial Board, Theater-In-The-Round. PAUL ROSENBERG Delegate Assembly, Speech President, Drama Club, Sophomore Orientation Staff, Studio Theater East, Rites of Spring, Junior Usher, Apple Tree, Woodbury. �JAMES ROY Football, ROTC, Track, "D" Club. MIKE RUBY RODNEY RUCKER JAMES SALSBERRY BSBA, VICA, Pre-law. CRAIG SARENSEN DONNA SAUNDERS MICHAEL SAUER KENNETH SAWAYA Baseball, Junior Achievement, Senior Seminar. SUSAN SAYlOR MARY MARGARET SCHOMP Concert Choir, River Trip, Senior Seminar. DIANE SCHREffiER EVELYN SCHREffiER ALVA SCOTT ARTHUR SEALS 197 ���THORJ\:TO 'TRACY Football TERESA TROUTMAN CATH\ WALKER JOH;' \\ALSH Aufsteiger, Golf, Football, Senior Seminar DONALD WARD JR. ROBIN WARD JAMES \\ATKI 'S JEFF WAYMAN GERALDINE WELCH CHARLES WEST B. UFF 200 �LORI WEST Skeast, Girls Track, Golf DOVEY WHITE Vic a LYNNE WHITE Girls Gymnastics, Sophomore Pep Club, Seraph Sisters, Wrestlerettes. ROGER \\"HITESELL IAVERTA WHITLOCK Dance Club President, Seraph Sisters Vice-President, Girls State, Apple Tree, Junior Escort, PTSA Assembly Committee, DiversityinDance, Dance Assembly, Sophomore Pep Club, Spring Dance Concert VIKKE WICKS DO N WILKERSON Del egate Assembly, President, Student Council, Senior Seminar. JONA THO WILLIAMS River Trip, Senior Seminar. lARRY WILLIAMS Football, BSBA, Concert Choir, Dance Club, Track, Wrestling, Student Council, Senior Seminar LONNIE WILLIAMS PAT WILLIAMS LONNIE WILLIAMS KARL WITT Swimming, Jcl, Orchestra, Lettered in Swimming 201 ��<D Welt Oitney Productions ~!'lPYI J..~-sr ~E­ sr~~GY aEA--J?l>B<JCJJ LEiS-S - BA&~Y' PA#JTSl/Su~t,y F/Zo.U,l~- 203 �K. Beebe D. Borgmann . J. Bradley . . C. Cantwell J. Dolmas . . A. Ferrari M. Gore. B. 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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 1974 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. 1974 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Yearbook Staff 1970s Yearbooks