https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/aebd15c17517d88436436deb4a4809f3.pdf d5b47366c9aff4fb23009fb9b91aed52 PDF Text Text �- . ~ . . --: . -- .. - -· ..... ---~~.: �����3 ��AlliUM l+1 rER SPRI G ltlCULTY CLUBS SOPHO JUNIORS SE IORS I DEX 6 34 62 100 128 RES148 163 175 191 5 ��I I I I AllrUMN I I ��• �EAST PEOPLE '75 �EAST PEOPLE '75 11 �����OME 16 ����• ������Paul Garrett & Lisa Paige 26 Head Girl �Taking Care of Business DELEGATE ASSEMBLY 27 �. . Tot cv<: rything that is faced can be changed; But nothing can he changed until it is faced. -J arnes Bal(hvin Paul Garrett, Lisa Paige; Prcsidents. STUDENT COUNCIL June Leaver; Corres. Sec. Barbara Masteller; Rcc. Sec. �REPS '75 Sr. Reps: LEFT TO RIGHT: Robbe Shulkin, Susie Whittner, John Bradley, Steve Riede, Gary Sky, Barbara Masteller. Jr. Reps: Sam 'orthington, Jeff Gittins, Wendy Adams, Gerald Sloane. Soph . Reps: Helen Combs, June Leaver . �c I a s s LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Kinclow, V. P.; Shannon Boland, Pres.; 1 ancy Falkenberg, Sec.; Kathee Kirchhoff, Tres. 0 f f• TOP ROW: Rodney Howard, Pres. ; Carole Gordon, Tres. ; BOTTOM ROW: Delores Thomas, Sec.; Sarah Rockwell, V. P. l c e r 30 s Pres. 'OT PICTURED: Lisa Reavey, �FALL SPORTS DANCE ���- ��v A R s I T y TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Herd, Manager; Kirk Rogers, Ray Smith, Barry Carroll, Gary Roberts, Worthy Davis, Rick Schraeder, Coach. FR01 TT ROW: Jan Ford, Brad Douglas, Roy Fullwood, Marc Small, Mike Benford, Tim Johnson. 36 �RichardSchraeder'sVarsity Basketball team had an excellent "first year". Many of the players had never been to East before, and even coach Schraeder was new at coaching the varsity team. This newness presented some what of a problem at the beginning of the season, leading at one point to a disheartening loss to South. Things picked up, however, after winter intermission. "We're just trying to get everyone together", said coach Schraeder in January. "Once we get it straightened out, we can do it. We've got a lot of talent out there". coach Schraeder got it together, for the team finished up with a winning season to their credit. 37 �J v TOP ROW- LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Batey-coach, Mitch Monisrnith, Melvin Loggins, Richard 1ilsap, Craig Melcher, Worthy Davis, Darcey Levy, Lawerence Sheard, BOTTOM- LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Heiron, Bill Gordon, Mark Luna, Lavon Marshbank , Darrell Brisco, Renard Johnson ~----.,---.......1111!!! This year's Junior Varsity Basketball team lived up to everyones expectations . The team was ambitious , had great spirit and was able to discover a winning cornbination. Coach Sam Batey was philosophical in his appraisal of his team . "Most of the men on the team will make up the nucleus of next year's Varsity Basketball squad. The ability to win and to always show good sportsmanship is typical of East High Athletes . 38 �s 0 p H s TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Cisneros, Don Holder, Cedrick Caldwell, Jay Keller, Ken Walston, Scott Connolly, Wardell Ryans, Manager Steve Weems. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Parsons, Alan Washington, Jim Gossard, Greg Davis, Ruben Martinez, Eric Kessinger, MISSING: Kurk Melvin, Bill Lowe, Luis Martinez. The Sophomore Basketball team surpassed even Coach Cisneros expectations. Their ability to control the ball was remarkable. But even more importantly, they were able to win. Even at midseason they had lost only one game out of their many league and non -league games. The prospects look good for next year's varsity team. �CHEERLEADERS �POMS �LEFT TO RIGI-IT; FRO TROW; Mike Gash, Steve Stanton, Brian Wilson, Ray Rothman, ick Trujillo, Jim Donohoue, James Suazo, SECO D ROW; Robert Collison, Steve Altman, Donald !l:osely, Ed Jackson, Terry Mays, Phill Miera, Stud Doi, Stan Vonstrohe, Steve Meyer, Sam orthington,; THIRD ROW; Coach Arnold, Paul Regas, Anthony Deloach, Todd Lole, Tim Agazio, Bruce Typher, George Hellen, Ken Doi, Scott Kirkwood, Emmett Collins, Ed Davis, James Paul Tweenten, Ben Skoglund, Bill Stott, Coach Damashek. One of the stronger sports at East High this year is Wrestling. The team is made up of mostly Juniors and Sophomores with a few outstanding Seniors mixed in. According to Coach Robert Damashek and new Assistant Coach Dave Arnold, the 74/75 musclemen were the best they've coached. Outstanding Wrestlers on the team were ick Trujillo, a Junior at 112 lbs; Phillip Miers, a Senior at 119 lbs; Mark Doi, Senior at 126 lbs; Stan Van Strohe, Junior at 132 lbs; George Hellen, Senior at 185 lbs. Coach Damashek is looking forward to a city title and possibly a state title next year! 42 �TAKE DOWN! 43 �THE BIG SPLASH BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tad Rickards, Jack Watts, Mark Berdahl, Sam Downing, Mark Miller, Kelly Hannon, Bob Haaker, Jim Keables, Bill Thomas. MIDDLE ROW: Dave McConnell, Scott Qualy, Denis Gibbons, Anthony Pettes, Scott Jones, Craig Collins (Capt); Mike Morgan, Mark Hintgen, Jerry Saliman, Pat Sola. TOP ROW: Bill Koplar (Asst. Coach); Bill emmers, Jeff Alive, Gary emmers, Kevin Jones, Kevin Bradley, Sterling Copeland, Pat Tooley, Dan Hart, Bill McGinnis (Coach). 44 �ineteen-seventy-four was an exceptional year for the varsity swim team. Other teams were all but shattered by the "school desegregation order, " but the swim team flourished like it had never done before. Because of this new wave of Sophomores and Junior talent the team's coach, Bill MeG innis feels the team's present and future never looked rosier. Coach McGinnis points to the team captain, Craig Collins, as one of the sources of inspiration on the team. However, the team would be ineffective without the "backbone" that the team's eleven experienced lettermen comprise. Keep swimming, Craig Collins, Tad Rickards, Kelly Hannon, Mark Hintgen, Kevin Jones, Dave McConnell, Pat Meyer, Mike Morgan, Bill emmers, Anthony Fettes, Pat Sola, and Bill Thomas. A team with the talent and enthusiasm of this year's varsity swim team would certainly be any coach's dream. 45 �w R E s T L E R E T T E LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Coach Robert Damashek; Michele Mundt; Susan Elliott; Wende Adams; Sue Bottum; Diane Depperschmidt; Denise Crites; Michel Wides; Laure Isaak; Brenda Depperschmidt; Carolyn Bell. s .~~ -.~· 46 �ANGELAIRES ���50 �51 ����morning, hatchet, wake, hatchet, dress, hatchet, ride, hatchet, breakfast, hatchet, registration, hatchet, rounds, hatchet, one, hatchet, two, hatchet, three, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, finals, hatchet, rounds, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, awards, hatchet, Wll\, hatchet, HA TCHETI �'Abandon All Hope Ye Who EAST HIGH scHOOL, 8est School in Colorado~~ 11 Enter Here' �Voters Cut Budget, Quality Education East High Spotlight News Editor -·-······· W . C. Thomas Editorial Editor ................ Seth Henry Copy Editor -········ PaUl Radosevich Neww Page Editor ··-········ VIckie Lee Feature Editor - ··-······· Joe Lamer• Sporta Editors ··-···· Ed Goldstein and Ron Klnchelow Cartoonlata ···-···· Brad Butler and Kathy O' Neill Phototrrapbers _ Paul Radosevich , VIckie Lee, Larry Cummlncs Publicity Man..-er .. Bennett Scharf Ad Saleemen ·······-..···-· Jeff Wateon, Jim Staneck ReportersJodl Chambers, Susen Cratghead, Nate Doney, I&n Gertsen, Jean MAriani, Mike Morcan. Debra Ponder, Gw en Richardson, Dean Roberta, Brian Sed&r, Janice Shanks. Prlnt~d by Colorado Printers 71 E. Floyd Ave. Englewood, Colorado Published every month durtnc the school seaslon by the atudenta of Ealot High School, Denver, Colorado 80208. ���• Ut •. t<-•· til 1 , .... •• Reaching for the past From fields of the present: Trying to grasp The changes of time. --Heidi Halladay 60 �{ ': ® \ : :c!: ~ a: _, ·. : ·.... ~AI.I{ · W~ll( ·m~o---~~·,::;;··-- ~--·-- ..... -------, .... --·-··-··- ·....... ___ .. -............... __ AN lRRt\TE 5TUOENT THREW A BRICK t\T KNOCKING HIS r3LOCK OfF'. INsiD€ Wf\5 fOuND 11415 PLAN foR... EF\ST ® AN AUToMATIC. HAT Rf.MOvER. lYP,cAL S'RJDENT we:f\RING TOP HAT@ E:NTER5 R.()()("\ /\NO .5"ffi66ERS IO POINT®. \HE: fK.TION Of OPEN IN~ OooR (() CAUSE:.S t<NI FE@ TO RIP OPE:N BP6 OF ©. MANURE DRoPS ON PLANT ®~wHICH GPaJS CARRY INC:> LIT r'V\"TCH © UP TO THE fUSE: ® Of CANNON~. !HE MtRK-LE STEER. MANURE RETORT fRIGHTENS RAT Q) \..1-iO J'~S AND LANDS IN NET®. ADDED WEIGHT IN nE N€.T CAUSES Bf\LLOOt-t THe: ''W\N~ etJTT'ON (b) To PoP HcUUf"\ @. As 11 1s NO LONGER. susPENDED &'f THE BALLoON, SO u~s WEIGHT® tf't'VV\E:Dif\T£LY DROPS ON STUDENT® AT POrNT.®ltiERE.BY CRUSHING f-W @. l~us fYV\CHtNE: HAS GREF\T E:DUC/HIONAL VALUE, AS IT TI:f\CHES STUDENT Nor TO SfmD ON POINTS f"'ARKEO ~. ® 61 ��I I I I SPRING I I I I ���• ��-Tarquinio 68 �APATHESIS Certainly every period in hi tory has its inherent problem ociet~' r pon e to those problem seems to vary from generation tog neration. In the long run, it is the reaction to contemporary problem which will determine how history evaluates each generation. Currently, ther i a reaction\\ hich appear to be very" problematical." That reaction i apath~ . Apathy i a most dangerou characteristic in our time . Thi mod rn world sees age-old problems enlarged to international proportions. Almost daily we are reminded that mankind i nO\ interdependent. We are no longer able to isolate ours lves, our age group, or our nation from the plight of other men. Yet, here at East we often ee lack of concern and a omewhat di couraging indifference. Some feel that civilization make advance when m n experience confidence in themselves or th ir way of life. Apathy runs count r to confidence and no doubt impedes civilization. Of course we sometimes cower from the bold, admittedly ra h action which colors the past. Hm ever, our troubled c ntury demand intelligent, broad-minded concern and much effort. Apathy hold no place if humanit, is to progre -if humanity is to survive. Brian Sedar 69 �HEY, BATTER BA T1.,ER BATTER BOTTOM ROW: Oliver Hogue, Ken Doi, Rick Vigil, George Hellen, Anthony Pettes, Chris Wilson, 1ark Dol; TOP ROW: Coach Montgomery, Tom Schultz, Jay Keller, Donald DeBouse, Bill Engels, Dale Berridge, Coach Brownell, Manager Chavey. 70 ��WATCH THOSE ANGEL FEET FLY! BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Monroe, Gwen Malone, Tekoa Dorsey, Rosie Martin. MIDDLE ROW; Donna Davis, Tammy Billingsley, Kim Caninch, Toni Barbaur, Karen Boyd, Harriett Perrin, Renee LaPerrier. TOP ROW; Lisa Paige, Gwen Richardson. 72 �"I expect the girl 1 s track team to be placed within the top 4 ranks this year, accompanied by a good possibility of going to state!" Such people as Radius Guss and Lisa Paige, who have returned after going to state last year provide a good basis for the girl 1 s track team. Having gained experience from this year, it is hopeful that the many sophomores and juniors will return to the team next year with just as much enthusiasm as they have displayed so far this year. n �AND THEY'RE OFF ... 74 �A track team needs to be strong in all areas of the sport. This year, experienced runners, Willie Hayes, Lavon Marshbank, and Ray Smith gave the team the extra stamina it needed to become an all around success. Under the supervision of Coach Biffle, and Asst. coaches Walker and Landau, the team is confident about this year and next. 75 ������81 ���Khadija Haynes Gloria Johnson Laura Ellison Ruthay Coney 84 Suze Craighead �WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT c::~~~· WOLCOTT Rhonda Levy Shannon Boland Sharon Lewis �1 0 B r i h n a n G i s b b e s d a r M e 1 i n d a M c G a n n w i 1 1 i a m i e d e r h u t D 0 r e e n y a m a m 0 t 0 �s K h e a n n n w i n 0 n b B e 0 r 1 a n d M a r y B e n t 0 n A d e 1 a r d 0 F e r r e r M 0 n i c a L 0 u r y ��photos by harry heafer Yesterday was yesterday and nothing can be done. Today was once tomorrow 'til the rising of the sun. So push on my friends and soon you will find, that tomorrow is for starting over and eternal peace of mind. 89 ��Our eyes have seen, only to reward our souls and our souls are forever real. We turn into individuals with strengthened minds and we turn on to life with enlightened hearts. It wasn't a dream for dreams are often forgotten and our experiences will be deeply remembered. 91 �Fifty ..second GOVERNOR SHAFROTH CZJrize CONTE T FOR EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING GEORGE \VASHINGT N HIGH CHOOL THUR DAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1975 PRE IDING . . . . . MR. JOHN F. SHAFROTH !1-45 \ .\1. l.IRI_..,.CO~IP~IIIIO. I. l homa Jt'llet 'on ~. Su an Ste\\ art \\nt . . . . I err) Lopct \ftc helle Smith . . . . . . . . . . . 6. John F Kennell\ i. \l.uw.tl . . . . . . X.• Ollh !1. Olllh Slnnnon Bolan1) Cher)l (,udmund on . . Keli Marie Price . . P.tm Strc>'>\ Deborah Redding . . . Di.m.t l..oui'c Del.cue SHAFROTH PRIZE The Shafroth Prize is the highest award given to an Extemporaneous Speaker. As quoted by John F. Shafroth on January 3, 1921: "The plan for public speaking contests among students of Denver is entirely satisfactory. I shall purchase a Government Bond tomorrow and have it registered in the name of the Board of Education." In February 1975, the Shafroth Prize was awarded to Shannon Boland of East High. Topics were handed to the speakers one hour before speeches were to be given. Shannon's topic was, "Should lines of aid be re-opened to South Viet am?" 92 �EXECUTIVE HIGH SCHOOL INTERNSHIPS Community Affairs, the Law, the Government, Education, and Business. These are the areas in which Executive Interns work. The intern is a full-time special assistant to the executive sponsor, attending meetings and conferences, preparing reports and making policy recomendations, as well as helping to initiate programs and developing projects requested by the sponsor. First semester Executive Interns were: Theresa Gonzalez, Lisa Lombardi, Lynne Akiyama, and Kara Holland. Second Semester Interns were Kim Benson, Robert Boyd, Brad Butler, Jon Carter, Mike Dock, Vicki Elmblad, Russ Kaelberer, and Joe Lamers. Mr. Olin was the intern coordinator. �94 �SWEET CHARITY 95 ����������c 0 u s E L 0 R s �The 40's, SO's, 60's and now the 70' . Ah! • 1emoric ! For Blanche Pigott, these memories account for a great deal of her life that she has pent here at Ea t High. 1 'early half a century a first a tudcnt and then as a teacher. She saw the birth of a 'le\\ East I Iigh, with the immense statue of the Venus de Milo and Athena; the beautiful new building . •. 1927 Then WW II -how many young students went off to that war! "Pupils came and went, thousands of them in forty years-all kinds . And they were much the same as those today . " Over the years , books and materials may have changed , but education hasn't really. '\ 'otlting is TOW . I've actually seen history repeat itself. " 11rs . Pigott feels that what education is really about was summed up by James IIilton: "To youth I say: Make yourself well -informed so that you are better able to understand what tltings are all about, not merely against the background of your own country and lifetime, but in the larger rcckonir1g of world history . Cultivate private happines ·, Both with family and with friends , so that you arc armored to some extent against Whatever happens beyond your control. " 106 1960 �SPECIAL ED. �"Poetry is the spontaneous overflo\v of pcnverful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility'' -William Wordsworth 108 �Evva Vickers ���"TO BE IGNORA T BEFORE YOU WERE ALWAYS A CHILD. WORTH OF HUMAN WOVEN INTO THE ANCESTORS BY THE HISTORY?" �OF WHAT OCCURRED BORN IS TO REM AI r FOR WHAT IS THE LIFE, UNLESS IT IS LIFE OF OUR RECORDS OF -CICERO ���Science Teachers ��1argaret Potter L-~:~---.=..._ 118 ��1 a lie that makes us realiz the truth -Pablo Picasso 120 �"Aft r sil nee, that which com n are t to expres ing the inexpressible i music'' -A. Huxle) �HOME EC. Marcia oon . .. . I ·. .. . \ ��EL TOWER DE BABEL 124 ��Robert Damashe Clifford Olin �P.E. 127 �128 �LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Connolly, Gu) Ricci. Greg Chase, Rondy Collins (Treas. ), \1ark Clarke ('/. Pres.). Bubba Rose (Pres.). John :\1itchell. .M ike t 1a) lor. Paul Berardini �THESPIA I s The Drama Club at East is in existence for the benefit of students who wish to increase their knowledge and appreciation of the theatrical world. Most of the Drama Club members also belong to the presti~ious International Thespians Society, an important organization for actors who have devoted a great deal of time and effort to theatrical productions. �DbtributiH' DECA thedccac reed: i belll'\'einthefuturewhich i amplanningform~sclf inthcfieldofdistrihution , ' intheoppo rt unit i es\\'hich nn-\'oca ti onoffer..:; . i bclie\'cinthcfulfi llingofthehighestmca ·u re of..,cr\'icetomy\ocation , m\'fello\\ beings , Ill\ count r~· , my god- -thathysodoing, i \\'i 11 he rl'\\ a rdcd\\ i thpersona I sa th facti on mat cria I wealth . i believeinthedemoc rati cphi losophi esof pri\'atccntcrpnsc competition , inthefrecdom<;of t hi 'ina ti on- -t ha tthescphi losophiesa llo\\'forthefullestde\'e lopcment ofmyi ndi vi clua labi lit i e$ . i he I ie' etha tbydoingmybest to I i veaccordi ngtot hcse h1ghprinciples , 1 \\illbcofgrcatersen 1ccboth tom \·se If~ to mankind . �Counsels: Brian 'ancy Falkenberg & rite . Head Officer<: Tribune: • lary :-.totz, Censor: Ruth Reum, S<ribe: Tribe lii Tribune: Dirk Juhl Doreen Yamamot". Tribe I R. Brooke :-.1. Brown Tribe II Tribune: . lartha Kinsell Censor: Gre LaBadie G. Scribe: Tina Kinney lamen B. Crites .I. DeR se .'I. :-.1 tz R. Reum B. Snellin R. Uba C . Wilson R. Bell T. Friedman J. Jenkins D. Johnson P. Berardini Censor: Renee l.aPerriere Scribe: Jenny . loore D. Lagrimanta D. Thayer R. :-.turphy Tribe IV Tribune: C. olin l rawfo Censor: Usa Reavey cribe: '\lllson Paxton K. Jones K. Hz S. Oettll J. Osborne R. Pacheco P. Poultney D. Yamamoto s s E R A p s I T E R H 132 s TOP ROW; Doreen Yamam to, Amta Allen, Gwyn B.trton, ancy Falkenberg, Gayle .xon, VIvien Walker, Gina Carollo . MIDDLE ROW; Pam Aocer>on, Ann Diesch, :-.Iindy londschein, Gall Osborne . BOTTO I ROW; Chari tte Moulding, Karen Zimmerman, Dian ev1lle, �V.I. C. A. Debbie Bmton. Pres.: Herb Stewart. Coord.: Cathy Grey. V. P.: Bill Groody. Sec.: Eugene Terance, Parliamentarian. Donovan Stubbs. V. P.: Chris Pasque. Sec.: John Olander. Pres.: (MIDDLE) Sheryl Barber. Treas. (NOT PICTURED) �Arturo Escebedo. Sponsor ,§ 0 (TOP ROW) Theresa Mason, Donovan Stubbs, Jose Mayorgo, Ruben Acosta, Donna Castenada, Pat Montero. (BOTTOM ROW) Mr. E. Debbie Aguilar, Rudy & Raleigh Guerrero, Che Segobia, Vincente Villagrama. ����������OR SOCIETY \lien, ,\nita Barton, Gwyneth K. Benton, :\1ary Ellen Boland, Shannon Brackett, Diana Brown, • fark A. Carollo, Gina Carter, Jonathon B. Collins, Craig R. Crawford, Laurie Crites, Brian L. Deisch 1 ,\nn C. Dock, :\1ichael E. Douglas, Bradley J. Ellison, Laura L. Elmblad 1 Victoria F. Falkenberg, ancy F crrer, Adelardo Flores , Cynthia \ . Floyd, Denise Foster, Peter D. Fuji, Lannie Gibbs, John \ . Glick, Susan Goldstein, l:.d Gotaas, lisi Grossman, Gregory B. Hall, Janelle Hatasaka, Iris Hayes, Timothy Holland 1 C ara S. Johnson, Timothy J. Jones , Deborah Jones , Walter H. Keables, Thomas A. Kellman, Bcrnie J. Kinchelow , Ronald L. Kirchhoff, Kathie 1\ . Lamers, Joseph Lewis, Sharon R. Loughhead 1 Beth C . Loury, Monica Martinez, Yolande . 1cGann, ~felinda L ~leadoff , Leslie W. Mondschein 1 \1indy E. Morris Jonathon ;\fotz, , 1ary P. !\1undt 1 \1artin V. 'iederhut, William, E. eville , Dian} . 'orthcross, Juan H. O ' Dell , Michael Olson, Ruth,\ , Pasaqua , Christopher 1. Picher, Oliver L. Reg.ts 1 Paul Ross , James E. Ross, Sherman E. Ruby, Robert S. Rubenstein, Jo.tn \1. Rubin, Steven D. Saltus, Richard \\. Sedar, Brian Snelling, David F. Summerlot , Holly L. Valuck, Paul E. Walker, Kimberly \ . Walker, Vivian K. Winber, Kenneth D. Yamamoto , Doreen Zimmerman, Karen Spenser;\ 1rs. Potter 144 �The Creation of something where nothing exi ted before. This i creativit, . Thi is dance. �SKEAST Sponsor-Deanna Hanna President-Jim Tweeten V-Pres-R. Jim I\1eurer Sec. -Carol Beaird Treas. -Ann Lynch 146 �Marcia 'oon TOP ROW; C1therine Lemos, Elwanda Hodge. Deann Bjork, Tammy Billingsley. Beth Johnston, Rita Haralompopoulos, Dennis Harrison, . 1rs • • oon. BOT. ROW; !:im ~1iller, Renita Wilson, Jeri Cole. Stormi Buie, Vicky Deibert, Tina Kinney. ���Benianun, Curtis B radim, Bruce Bt!rdahl, Mark Bcrq, Mark Blackshear, R na Blair, Carla Bockh, Anne Bottum, Jcn Boxer, Alise Bo~ ce, Bomta Boyd, filnet Bradley Marh. Brewer, Greg Bnckwcll, Renee Brtsco, Roslyn Brown, Cathy Brown, Columbus BrO't\'ll, jolm Bro't\'ll 1 Randy Brown, Tony Brownson, Dan Burks, Debbie Bush, Donna Caldwell, Shedrick Campbell, Carabajal, Anita Carter, Michelle Castencda, Donna Chambers, Joe Chavez, Sofia Cheney Steve Chinn, Stephanie Ctnocco, Dawnna Buckett, Chnstme Bundy, Gayle Bro't\n, Sherwood �Claeson, Chris Clark, Pat Cli nkmgbeard, Sharon Clot d, Bobby Colbert, Oebb1e Colb}', Scott Cole, jim Cole, Todd Colcbaca, Karl Combs, Helen Conaway, Charlotte Connolly, Scott Coquillard, . 1ary Cotter, Mark Conwick, Kim Cooper, Karin Craig, Marcia Crandall, David Crashley, Cindy Cressy, Brenda Co mar, Susan Culpepper, Pam Cummings, Shnnda Cunningham, Peter Curley, ~1ark Davis, Donna Davis, Ed Davis, ~hchael Davis, Rory Davis, Rosie DeHerrera, Diane Dennis, Rick Depperschmiat, Brenda Derr, Murtha Oiproho, Chris Dixon, Renee �����son, Terry nghofer, . takayo ~a.wi· entce, Brenda Denise , June , Jonathon , Lynn e, • ' ita mster, Gail len, Kent Cabrini Luaren 1 Kirk 1 e 1 Anthony e 1 Diane ing, Karen , Cindy , Gian Ann l v1<Lhoney, Pat . 1alcme, Portia Jim ani, Jean ez, Pat 1arshbank, Diane · , Paige rtin, Robin rtm 1 Rosie artineZ Georgia artinez, 1onica 1 156 �Martinez, Peggy Martinez, Ruben :'vtascarenas, ~tart) Mayorga, Yolanda Me Clard, Deana Me Claren Michael Me eil, Michael Me Collum, Cheryl Me eal LeLa Me Williams, Christy Melvin, Kurt Mercer, Amy Meyer, Bill Micaud, Chri~ .\1illard, \1ike Miller, K1m Miller, ~1ark Miller, Ran dye Miller, Susan Miyazawa, Sherri Monaghan, Tim 1ontoya, Byron Moore, Jennifer Moore, Todd Mosley, Donald Motz, Monica Mulcahy, Molly Mulligan, Cheri Munnerlyn, Paulette Murphy, Audrey McGee, Leann abors, Jeff eher, Phillip ellhaus, Stephanie igro, Jerry Ortiz, Jim 157 ���Scott, Stacie Scott, Vicki ~ cals, Diane Seaman, Mary Sear, Conrad Sebastian, Sheree Segobia, Che Serro, Claudia S ettam brind, George Shanley, Glenda Simmerman, Laura Sharitt, Becky Shoffstall, Krista Shwayder, Kerri Side, Dan Smith, Mark Sims, Willie Sinopoli, Cindy Skinner, Kelli Smith, Kevin Stanton, Steve Smith, Maybelline Smith, Nathetle Smith, Renee Soran, John Starbuck, Pat Stark, Erin Starks, Denise Steder, Laura Stefanik, Mike Stephens, Kaoen Stevens, Dana Stevens, Tracy Stewart, Theresa S teinhall, Regin; 160 �Stephens, Ginny Stone, Kermit Storteboom, Charlottt Stowers, Ahmed Suazo, Robert SWlderwirth, Stanley Sutherland, Mike Swafford, Scott Tafoya, Jimmy Tafoya, Veronica Tamaki, Suzanne Tate, Cizelle Tazawa, Dick Tazawa, Gery Thames, Darrell Tharp, Jay Thatch, Irvin Thomas, Gary Thomas, Ken Thomas, Lisa Thomas Lori Thompson, Julie Thompson, Tammy Tooley, Pat Tovar, Adela Trevino, Ana Trevino, David Truair, Anne Udevitz, Lynn Ulwelling, Rick Urban, Kelly Valentine, Kevin Villagrama, Vincente Wadlington, Anita Wagoner, Sara 161 �Wakamoto, Grace Walker, Ben Wallace, Bush Walston, Ken Walton, Edna Washburn, Chris Washington, Debra Watson, Candace Watson, Jerry Watts, Jayne Watts, John Weather ey, Tom Weiss, Allison Westhoff, Joann Wetmore, Dale White, Charles Wides, Michael Wild, Mark Wilkinson, Jeff Willard, Lief Williams, Alonzo Williams, James Wilson, Brian Wilson, Dana Winlock, Stephanie Winter, Steve Wippler, Iieidi Wise, rancy Wommack, Judy Wood, Gail Wright, Doug Yarbrough, Clarence Yarter, Jennifer York, Anetha Young, • Hchael Young, Patti Yu, Roger Zimmerman, A lisa Zook, John 162 �I 163 �����Hearn, Mildred Herrera, Cindy Herron, Marvin Hintgen, Mark Hodge, Gloria Hollie, Star Hora, Karla Horan, Karen Hostetler, Terry Howard, Pat Howard, Rodney HWlt, Jocelyn Hutchinson, Karen Isaak, Laura Jackson, Ben Jackson, Edward Jackson, Vera Jakicic, Jim Jamison, Valerie Jara, David Jaynes, Ken Jernigan, Patricia Johnson, Renard Johnson, Roger Johnson, Valerie Johnston, Cathie Jones, Kathy Juhl, Derek Karr, Lora Keller, Theresa Keliiholokai, Tami 168 Kachel, Lita Kaelberer, Russ �Keliiholokai, Sherrie Kellogg, George Kelly, Raynita Keyoth, Lane Kim, Stmg Kinsall, ~artha Kinkel, Connie Knox, Lisa Kinney, Tina Koktavy, Douglas Labadie, Greg Laperriere, Renee Larsen, Linn Law, Lucy Lean, Tina Levy, Darcy Light, Bill Light, Lauren LeRoux, Tom Littell, Ray Lovitt, Sharon Lukton, Bert Luna, ~ark ~ackelvie, Phil ~elvin ~acklin, Janice ~agnie, Steve ~aifarth, Paul ~alone, Gwen ~ann, Debbie ~arkham, Dan ~arshbank, Lavon ~artin, Roland ~artinez, Yolanda ~ascarenas, Robert 169 ���Rankin, Jackie Reed, Julie Renno, Susie Rcoam, john Revitte, john Rhone, Robert Rice, Richard Rice, Ruth Richard, Casper Richardson, Gwen Rickards, Megan Robnett, Steve Rockwell, Sarah Rodella, Art Rodriquez, Debbie Rothenberg, Steve Royse, Jeanine Saltus, Kim Samuels, 1ike Sanchez, Carol Sanders, cott Schlagel, Sue Schmidt, Kevin Schultz, Tom Schupp, Robin Sear, Conrad Sebastian, jon Sells, Maxy Shearb, awrence Shoffstal, Tenlee Skinner, Chip Skubal, Sue 172 �Sloan, Gerald Sly, Terry Smith, Edward Sneed, John Snelling, Ben Sorensen, Chris Stanton, Kathy Stay, Carl Stephens, Lee Stroh, Kim Strom, Elizabeth trong, 1artha Stubbs, Donovan Sullivan, Mark Tafoya, Theresa Thames, Daphne Thomas, Delores Thomase, Mark Thompson, John Timozek, Tammy Tomlingson, Dave Torres, Margarita Tovado, .Michelle Townsend, Julie Treffinger, Cindy Truax, Bob Trujillo, • ick Trujillo, Rick Tsosie, Lillie Tweeten, Jim Typher, Bruce VanDyke, Renee Vaugn, George 173 �JUniors Vestle, Rodeana Vicars, . 1ellody Vigil, Gale Vigil, Rick VonStrohe, Stan Walsh, Kathleen Walsh, Tom Walston, Ava Walton, Sharon Weber, Clare Webster, Deborah Weese, Pearl Wehner, Beth Wellman, Kathy West, Regina Williams, Andre Williams, Lester Willis, , ani Willis, 'ina Wilson, Chris Wilson, Debra Wilson, Dewayne Wilson, Michael Wilson, Tammy Winter, Bob Wippler, Linda Wortham, Kevin G . Wylie, Jon York, , atalie Zajaczkovski, Carl 174 �IORS Pssssst. Hey you, Senior! Yeh, you! I wanna show you sumpin'. Look at this 1950 yearbook. See? It says "75th Anniversary". That means that the class of 25 years later is the 100th class of East High School. That class, sir, that class is you. Still don't believe me, eh? Well look here. Sez here that way back in 1875 seven (Count 'em 7) whole people graduated from East Denver High School. Read on. See? The class of 1925 was the last class to graduate from the old East building, that means you're also the 50th class to graduate from the "new" East. Why didn't the Administration tell you this? Well, it seems that it would look better if East's Centennial coincided with the Bicentennial/Centennial celebration of our Grand Republic. Typical, you say? Yup. MJ Well, I can't say youdidn 'tdeserve it. I mean, You've had a lot of school spirit and all that. I'm only sorry you had to find it out from me. By the way, you wanna buy a yearbook? 175 �MONICA G. ABAD Latin Club, Los Estudiantes, Pre-Med, Pep Club, Skating Club. LYNNE AKIYAMA SHARON ALEXANDER HEO ANITA AllEN D.A., Jr. Escort, N.H.S., RivcrTrips, Seraph Sister, Teen Democrats. WANDA ALLEN CHERYL ANDERSON PAM ANDERSON Jr. Escort, Ski Club, Seraph Sister. FRANK ARANT LINDA AXLERAD Seminar KIM BAGAN GWYN BARTON KELLY BEARD SHEAR DIANE BEQUETTE PAUL BERARDINI KEVIN BERRY PAUL BERRYMAN LIS! GOTAAS DEE ANN BJORK MARCUS BLAND TRIXIE BLISS SHANNON BOLAND D.A., Jr. Escort, N.H.S., River Trips, Speech, Student Council, Sr. Class Pres., Seraph Sisters, Teen Republicans, Wolcott. 176 �LINDA BOLLIN ER MARK BOTTUM KAREN BOYD MARK BROWN REED BRICKELL DARYL BURK D.A., 'ipeech DeBBIE BURTON Adv. Choir, Concert Choir, C •W. E., Track, Vica President BRADLEY BUTU R JfANINE. M. BUTLER GINA CAROLLO All School Show, Angela ires, Concert Choir, Dance Club, Jr. Escort, N.H. S., River Trips Seraph Sisters, Swim Team, I ennis. JON CARTER D. A., Executive Internship, Student Council KEN CARTER Angelus, Deca JANeTTE CHANEY RAYCHANFY BRENDA CLARK B.S.A., D.A., FBLA PAM CLARK MARK CLARKE Aufsteiger Club, Baseball, Drama ~lub, Golf, Pre-Law, River Trips, Seminar, Speech, Ski Club, Tennis. DIANNA UFTO STEPHA •IE COCHRA F JUDY COKER 177 �����PHIL KERSWILL All School Show, Concert Choir, Concert Band, jazz Band, Ski Club, Stage Band, Cityv.ide Band, Cityv.ide Choir, jazz ~mpro­ visation. RO 'ALD KINCHELOW D. A. 1 Junior Usher, ·. H. S, 1 River Trip, Student Council, Spotlight, Senior Class Vice President, KATHEE KIRCHHOFF SA:'\1 KLE.'v1KE SUSIE KLAP Junior escort, Seminar, Ski Club. GARY KO 'KEL CI 'DY LABADIE CHRIS LA\1BRECHT Tennis. DEA,' 'A LEABO F. H. A. RHO 'DA LEV! All School Show, Student Director, Bad Seed, Drama Club, Thespian, Dance Club, D. A. 1 Jr. Achi vement, Pep Club, Speech, Children's Show. SHARO,' LEWIS All School Show, Cheerleader, Drama Club, Dance Club, D. A., Karate Club, ·• 1-. S,, Pep Club, Jr. Snowball Queen, Seraph Sisters, Wrestlerettes, Orientatio1., Sec' • I ttc rClub-Council, Gymnastics, Track. USA LO. 1BARDI ADR.A, 'J'.:E LOTT BETH LO GHEAD Drama Club, D. A., Jr. Escort, Pep Club, French Club. ·. H. S,, MO 'ICA LOURY All School Show, Jr. Escort, K H. S., Concert Orchestra, Citywide Orchestra, All State Orchestra. \UKE MCGUIRE TI 1 1CGUIRE BARB 1CKI 'LEY IviARY 1CNEILL IviAGGIE IviA TTO EY 182 �AI DY t'vlARTI ' ER EST MARTI; 'EZ Baseball. SA DRA MARTI EZ Ch erleader, D. A. , Los Chicanos Unidos Senior Queen, Pep Club. BARBARA MASTELLER .l.IKE MERCER STEVE MEYER DO,' 'A 11LLER • 1l1 'DY . 101 'DSCHEI Pep Club, River Trips, Seraph Sisters, Swimming. RITA !ORRIS :v!ARY 10TZ CHARLETTE MOULD! 'G Jr. I scort, River Trips, Ski Club, Seraph Sisters. KATHY MUDD ~lARTh' EUBERT DIA,. EVILLE A ll School Show, Jr. Escort, Seraph Sisters, Concert Orchestra, All- City Orchestra, AllState Orchestra . GA\LE TXO' Aufsteiger, Jr. Escort, River Trips, Seminar, Ski Club, Seraph Sisters. PETER 0 1 FALL01' Seminar, Football , Wrestl ing. CHERI L OLSOK River Trtps , Seminar, Tennis. RUTH OLSO Jr. Escort, Pep Club, River Trips, Seraph Sisters. KATHLEE ' 0 1 'EILL �GAil OSBORNE Jr. Escort, River Trip , Seraph Sisters, Swimming. JANET OSTF DARP Angelus, River Trips, 'iki Club. DO PARSO S Con rt Band, Jazz Band, Seminar, Stage Band. JEFF PASSMORE Art ervice LINDA PE S OLIVER PICHER AngE'lus, D. A. , • H. S. , River Trips, Spotlight, Students for Christ, Teen Democrats. MIKE PIGG DEBRA PO DER B.S. A. , D. F. C. A. , D. A. , Pep Club, Spotlight. REGINA PULIS All School Show, Angelus, F. B. L.A., Red Cross, Concert Choir. GWELDOLYN RA SOM MICHELLE REAVY DURISA REASE B.S. A. , Concert Band, Dance Club, D. A. , F. B. L.A., Pep Club, Student Council. PETER REUM GUY RICCI TAD RICKARDS Concert Band, D-Club, Jazz Band, Stage Band, All-City Band and Orchestra, AllState Band, Top of the National Honor Band, Swimming, Cross Country. STEVE RIEDE JO RIESENMAN JODY Rcx:;ERS Mixed Chorus. JULIE ROYCE STEPHE ROPER D. A. , Jr. Achievement, Karate Club, Football. 184 �JOAN RUBENSTEIN STEVE RUBIN Angelus: Photography Editor, Editor-in-Chi f Aufsteiger, • H. S., Pre-Law, River Trips, Teen Democrats. SCOTT RUBY Concert Band, Jr. Achi vement, Pre-Law, Speech, ROTC: Cadet of the Year, ( 10). RICHARD SALTUS All School Show, Angelaires, Concert Choir and Band, Jazz Band, . H. S, , Stage Band, Concert Orchestra, Mathematics Tutor, Citywide Band, Citywide and All-State Choir. lOVElY SAUNDERS B.S. A., Drum and Bugle, F. H. A. , Karate Club, Pre-Med, Pep Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track. DEBRA SCHARRITT JENNIFER SCHKLEN All School Show, Concert Orchestra, AllCity Orchestra, Swimming. DEBBIE SCHMIDT All School Show, Bad Seed, Drama Club, Thespians, Speech. BRIAN SEDAR JANIS SHANKS KAY SHEARS DONALD SHOSKY ROBBE SHULKIN Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Copper Queen Candidate, Swimming. DARLENE SILVERSMITH LARRY SISSNEROS BEN SKcx;LUND Wrestling, Football. GARY SKY JAN SMILEY Angelus, Jr. Escort, Mixed Chorus, Porn Pon, Pep Club, Red Cross, Ski Club. DAVID SNELLING All School Show, Angelus, Bad Seed, D. A., Jr. Achievement, Jr. Usher, N.H. S. , Speech, Seraph Sisters, Skating Club, Teen Dcmocrates, Woodbury. NANCY SPAHN JAMES STANEK ��mini mystery It was mid morning of a bleak, cloudy day when editor Steven Douglas Rubin opened the door of the Angelus room "to let the staff in." For the first few minutes of the period it was business as usual: the staff was about its chores, robbing, raping and pillaging; and sponsor Brian Lee was arguing with Copy Editor Ver Picher about last week's editorial. Suddenly, a cry of terror filled the room, "Someone's stolen the senior pictures! " Instantly, Rubin leaped into the darkroom and slammed the door shut. Almost as suddenly, he ran back out bedecked with hat, cape and pipe. ... --- ~ STEVE . --~ ,, SHERLOCK RUBIN What had happened to Steve Rubin? Had he freaked out? Had he been smoking some funny tobacco in the darkroom? o, for seemingly mild mannered Steve Rubin was in truth "Sherlock" Rubin. "What's happenin'?" asked Sherlock. Cindy Singer, Album Editor, was in tears, "When I opened the file of senior pictures they were all gone! If we don't get those pictures back by next week, the yearbook won't come out!" Brian Lee pushed his way through the crowd, and yelled, "Steve, take off that hat before you are suspended, and find the School Security. " Steve replied, "We don't have seven years to solve this case, we only have seven days." Steve began questioning the staff. "Mr. Lee, who has a key to this room?" "Only you and I, " said Mr. Lee. This photo was anonymously sent to the Angelus staff. It is believed to be the getaway vehicle used in the burglary. If you can identify this car, please report it to Mr . Astuno. ot wanting to implicate himself, and wanting a passing grade, Sherlock began looking for other means of entry. Sherlock noticed that the rooms only window was unlocked, and there were fresh footprints in the wet concrete below. Close examination also revealed that the front door window molding had been removed and the skylight, light was loose . Sherlock continued his questioning. "Each of you tell me where you were last night." Tina: "I was at the Cooper Theatre, with Dan." Denise: "I was at the basketball game, with Tony . " Ver: "I was at Victoria Station, with Jan. " Tom : "I was at the concert, with Laura." Dan: "I was doing my homework all night." Carlos : "I was at My Sweet Lass, with Jan . " Tony : "I was at home watching T . V. " Gary: "I was at Shakeys with Laura . " Suddenly the bell rang, and Sherlock roared, "Nobody leave the room until the School Security farce comes. I know who stole the senior pictures!" How does Sherlock Rubin know who stole the senior pictures? And who stole them? �1975 GRADUATES -A- Abad, Monica Adams, Ronald Affleck, Joyce Agazio, Tim Akiyama, Lynne Alcorn, Lawrence Alexander, Sharon Allen, Anita Allen, Chauncey !len, Randy Allen, Wanda Ammacher, Tery Anderson, Dean Anderson, Pamela Andrianakos, Johnny Angelo, Margaret Aragon, Gloria Arkulari, Gary rnold, Timothy vila, Edward Axelrad, Linda -B- Bagan, Kim Baldwin, Danette Barton, Gwynneth Beardshear, Kelly Becker, Lisa Berryman, Paul Binkin, Mark Bjork, DeeAnn Blake, Walter Bland, 1arcus Bliss, Trixie Boland, Shannon Bollinger, Linda Bottum, .\lark Boyd, Karen Boyd, Robert Boyd, Wanda Brackett, Diana Bradley, Bruce Bradley, John Brady, Donald Brady, Willie Brickell, Reed Brossoit, Barbara Brown, Mark Brown, Vincent Browne, Susan Bryant, Dawn Buggs, Jean Buie, Don Buie, Samuel Burton, De bra Burton, John Butler, Bradley Butler, Jeanine Clark, Pam Clarke, Mark Clifton, Diannia Cochrane, Stephanie Coker, Judy Cole, Ron Collins, Craig Collins, Randy Combs, Vivian Comer, George Conley, Felicia Cooks, Dianne Cooley, James Cools, Ludo Cooper, Curtis Corbett, John Cortez, Lorenza Cossia, Robert Cox, Gloria Craig, Cynthia Craig, Tom Crandell, Richard Crawford, Kenneth Crites, Brian Cummings, Lawrence Cunningham, Cecilia -D- Daley, Monica Dallinga, Marcel Davis, Claricy Davis, Larry Davis, Leon De bouse, Donald Deibert, Victoria Deisch, Ann Derose, David Dexter, Debra De-Jaynes, Kent Dock, Michael Doi, Mark Dominguez, Anna Donohoue, James Dorsey, 'athaniel Douglas, Bradley Dowling, Kathleen Drew, Gladys Duke, Leslie Dwight, Teddy Dyes, Loren -E- Bell Broderick Bell, Denise Bell, Sonja Benavente, Doris Benford, ,1ichael Benjamin, Janice Benson, Kim Benton, Mary Bequette, Diane Berardini, Paul Berry, Kevin 188 -C- Campe, .\1ichael Carabajal, Ruey Carollo, Gina C 'lrter, Jonathan Carter, Kenny Castillo, Lorraine Chaney, }annette Chaney, Raymond Clark, Brenda Ellison, Laura Elmblad, Victoria Embleton, Dianne Epperson, Glen Ervine, Kristi Escobedo, Anna Eugene, Terence Evans, Mary Evans, Paula Evans, Sharon -F- Falkenberg, ancy Farland, Stephen �Gotaas, Lisi Granbery, Lee Ann Grano, Deborah Gray, Catherine Green, Carolyn Green, Floretta Greenwell, Venita Griffin, Rhonda Groethe, Stephen Groody, William Gross, Patricia Grossman, Gregory Groves, Raymond Guess, Radious Gunnells, Melanie Jefferson, Eddie Jekel, Laurie Jensen, Valerie Jent, Catherine Johnson, David Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Robyn Johnson, Timothy Johnson, Venita Jones, Deborah Jones, Kevin Jones, Pamela Jones, Walter -K- -H- Fenny, Carlos Fenton, William Ferrari, Anne Ferrer, Adelardo Fiala, Jirina Fick, Susan Finnin, Loretta Flachsmann, Armin Flores, Cynthia Folts, Judith Ford, Jan Foster, Cheryl Foster, Jo Foster, Lamar Foster, Pete Foston, Esther Fowler, Delores Francis, Kenneth Freed, Peggy Freeman, Danny Fujii, Lannie Fullwood, Roy -G- Gagnon, Lorraine Garber, Janelle Garcia, Dianne Garcia, Sadie Gardner, Laura Garrett, Paul Gaskie, Ann George, Craig Gertzen, Ian Gibbs, John Gibson, Richard Gillin, Brian Glick, Susan Goggans, Gary Goldstein, Edward Gomez, Barbara Gonzales, John Gonzales, Theresa Gore, Mary Haddock, Reed Haley, Shannon Hall, Janelle Hammond, David Hannon, Patrick Hanscom, Mark Hardy, Colleen Harrell, Donald Harrell, Richard Harris, Denise Harris, Patrice Hartman, Lanette Hartwell, Mary Hatasaka, Iris Hathaway, William Hauck, Mark Havens, Florence Hayes, Michael Hayes, Timothy Hayes, Willie Heafer, Harry Heaton, Charles Hellen, George Hellen, Theodore Hendershot, Mark Henry, Daniel Henry, Seth Herwehe, Fredrick Hill, Cydney Hodge, Elwanda Hoffman, Michael Hogue, Oliver Holland, Cara Hollomam, Hannah Holyfield, Susan Hooker, Ronald Horovitz, Marcia Hudson, Charles Hudspeth, Gene Hurst, Jody -IIsensee, Scott -JJackson, Charise Jackson, Jacquelin James, Roger Jaross, Kalman Keables, Thomas Kelley, Victoria Kellman, Bernie Kelly, Lorraine Kerswill, Phillip Kinchelow, Ronald Kirchhoff, Kathee Kirtley, William Klap, Susanna Koll, Cindy Konkel, Gary Krivanek, Cindy -L- Labadie, Christopher Lamers, Joe Larson, Craig Lattner, Lucile Leabo, Deanna Lemos, Catherine Levy, Rhonda Lewis, Sharon Lofton, Pam Lombardi, Lisa Lott, Adrianne Loughead, Beth Loury, Monica Lucas, Vernon Lugevbeel, Eric Lyles, Stephen Lynch, Mark -M- Mahoney, Margaret :l.iakey, Wesley Marinace, Janet ;\hrquez, Stephen Marsh, \1arsha !\Iartin, Andrew Martin, Andrew \1artinez, Ernest . 1artinez, Sandra Masteller, Barbara :\1asters, Brian Matney, David Maupin, CatherinE' McGuire, Tim Me Williams, Sheri McDaniel, Halvin :vtcGann, felinda McGuire, Michael :vic Kinley, Barbara 189 �McKinnie, Derrick 1c ' amara, Timothy Me eill, . 1ary , 1eadoff, Leslie Mercer, 1ike 1ethven, Steve Meyer, Steven Miller, Linda Mims, Dorinda Miranda, Robert • 1ondschein, Mindy Montalban, Patrick .1ontoya, Rhonda . 1oore, Willie 1ornes, Lorenzo Morris, Rita Motz, Mary Moulding, Charlotte Mudd, Kathy Mundt, 1 1arvin Murray, John -QQuintana, Cindy -R- Ochoa, Gearge O'Dell, 1ichael O'Fallon, James Oliver, Donald Olsen, Eric Olson, Cheryl Olson, Ruth 0 1 'eill, Kathleen Osborne, Gail _ Ostendarp, Janet Overton, Barabara Rand, Robert Ransom, Gwendolyn Rease, Durissa Reavey, Michelle Recknor, Joseph Redd, Albert Reddick, John Regas, Paul Reid, Rogers Reum, Peter Ribale, Anthony Ricci, Guy Rice, Linda Richardson, Coy Rickards, Lawerence Riede, Stephen Riesenman, Jo Roberts, Dean Robins, William Robitz, Gary Rodello, Arthur Rogers, Jody Rogers, Kirk Roper, Stephen Rose, John Rose, \1ichael Ross, James Ross, Sherman Rotole, Joe Rovelenchik, Kevin Royse, Julie Rubenstein, Joan Rubin, Steven Ruby, Robert Ryan, Timothy -P- -S- Padilla, Chris Pagliasotti, .\1ary Paige, Lisa Fannebaker, Frederic Parks, David Parsons, Donald Pasqua, Chr~topher Passmore, Jeffrey Pecho, Flor Pens, Linda Phillips, Gregory Picher, Oliver Piechowski, Suzan Pierce, Cynthia Pig"', Michael Pirkey, Hollis Polk, Melinda Polk, Michael Ponder, Debra Poorbear, Gene Saltus, Richard Sanchez, Steve Sanchez, Zenda Sanders, Luther Saunders, Lovely Schick, Gary Schiel, Vickie Schillen, Jennifer Schmidt, Debra Schmidt, Mary Schmuck, Ruth Scott, Sheila Seaman, \1ary Sedar, Brian Settambreno, Mike Shanks, Janis Sharritt, Debra Shears, Kay Sheetz, Mary Short, Martha - ,_ edella, Steven 'emeth, Robert Neuberger, George 'eubert, Marvin 1 eville, Dian 'iederhut, William 'ixon, Gayle orthcross, Juan -0- 190 Porter, Shannon Pruss, Patricia Pugh, John Pulis, Regina Shosky, Donald Shulkin, Robbe Silversmith, Daelene Simonoff, Sheila Singer, Cynthia Sisneros, Larry Skoglund, Benny Sky, Gary Small, Marc Smiley, Janet Smith, Paula Smith, Regina Sneed, Eugenia Sneed, Valerie Snelling, David Soltanovich, Shulam Spahn, ancy Stanek, James Stanton, Mark Stark, Shelley Starr, Art Stearns, Glen Steder, Linda Stein, John Sterrett, Preston Stokes, James Stone, Juleigh Stout, Kevin Stovall, Robert Strawn, James Stull, Eva Suess, Joseph Sullivan, .\1ichael Summerlot, Holly Sutherland, Linda -T- Tabor, Joseph Taylor, Maureen Taylor, Mitch Tellinghuisen, Brian Temple, Barabara Terry, Sandra Thames, Regenia Tholen, Tina Thomas, Cynthia Thomas, Patricia Thomas, William Thompson, Terrie Toliver, Jeffery Topham, Cynthia Turner, Grace -U- Underhill, Michael -V- Valuck, Paul Vandersluis, Thomas Venters, Rita Vigil, John Vukovich, Katherina -W- Walker, Kimberly Walker, Vivian Wallach, Steven Walsh, Carol Walton, Edmond Ware, Larry Watson , Etta Watson, Jeffrey Watts, Karin Webb, George Weinacht, Randy Wells, William Wesley, Shelia Wilkinson, Monica Williams, Alex Williams, Lewis Willis, Joseph Willis, Lavern Wilson, Kevin Wilson, Kevin Wilson, Lynne Wilson, Mary Wilson, Rae Wilson, Renita Wilson, Robert Winber, Kenneth Wittner, Suzy Wright, Ernest -X -Y- Yamamoto, Doreen Yarabeck, John Yi, Sung -Z- Zekman, Julie Zill, Phyllis Zimmerman, Karen �sophomore70 71 INDEX Sports baseball ·varsity70 71 basketball •varsity36 37 junior varsity38 sophomore39 cheer leaders 40 crosscountry23 football varsity12 13 sophomorel4 15 golf22 gymnastics boys78 79 girls20 21 pompons41 soccer24 swim team boys44 45 girls16 17 tennis boys18 19 girls76 77 trackteam boys74 75 girls72 73 wrestlerettes46 wrestling42 43 Peopl administration 100 classofficers30 delegateassembly27 faculty105 headthings26 juniordivision163 seniordivision 175 sophomoredivision 148 studentcounci128 29 topten86 87 Activiti s angelaires4 7 angelus58 59 badseed32 band50 choir48 49 drum&bugle53 fallsportsdance31 hachetsquad54 55 homecoming25 jazzband52 orchestraS! seminar88 89 90 91 spotlight56 57 sweetcharity94 95 Clubs chicanosunidosl34 d-clubl29 dance145 deca131 drama130 heol47 jcll32 nhs144 prelaw136 137 premedl35 redcross143 rotc138 139 140 141 142 seraphsisters132 skeastl46 vica133 General apathesis68 69 automatichatremover61 autumn6 7 bicycles64 65 candids10 10 (1) candids80 81 (2) cornrnernoration33 confessions66 67 contents5 credits192 editoriall98 199 fantasy60 index191 integrationS 9 photography96 97 spring62 63 us192 winter34 35 191 �STAFF -197 4-1975- SPECIAL THANKS Janice Benjamin Kenny Carter Denise Crites Laura Ellison Carlos Fenny Anne Ferrari Mary Gore Ronda Griffin Daniel Markham Janet Ostendarp Anthony Pettes Ver Picher Tom Rowley Steve Rubin Cyndy Singer Mary Sheetz Janet Smiley Gary Sky Valerie Sneed Tina Tholen Rita Venters 192 Album Photographer Album Art Editor Copy & Activities Sports Editor Editor in Chief Sports Business Manager Clubs & Activities Sports Copy Editor & Art Photographer Editor in Chief & Head Photographer Album Editor Clubs & Activities Asst. Editor Clubs Activities Art & Album Business Manager Sports Asst. Editor Clubs & Activities Editor Decroce, Jafay, Ohlson, House of Photography, Mid West, Abdoo, Universal, Jeannie Marr, the unsung heroes, the panhandlers, the CIA for wardrobe, King Faisel for greasy kid stuff, John J. for putting D.A. back on its feet, special thanks to the guys on Burlington Northern engine 119, Pope Paul VI for providing inspiring leadership in the area of birth control, Ver's parrot Chula. the Shell To-Pest Strip, Pat Oliphant for Punk, catnaps, Dick ixon for keeping our boys out of North Ireland, Ford for rebates, Japan for making WIN buttons, the hat ban may it rest in peace, Bolivia for tin, no thanks to the Photo Phantom, Dick Lamm for wearing odor-eaters, Spotlight for borrowing our pictures, SAT's and ACT's for high blood pressure, Pre- Law Club for equal opportunity, Seraph Sisters for David Snelling, It's Academic for dumb questions, Tooley for stopping the arms race, ational Lampoon Yearbook Parody for inspiration, IBM for accurate school clocks, Pat Schroeder ··or Pat Schroeder. Senior Seminar, Internship, and EPIC for alternative education, JD and MJ for pictures, love and kisses to Heidi Halladay, and a thanx and a tip of the hat to the All Mighty for getting this yearbook out on time! ����� 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 1975 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. 1975 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 1970s Yearbooks