https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/5ccb38e007536ae5da58cba3b476af45.pdf 4a03df30f7a7bd8305d35adca5e1906c PDF Text Text --- ����EAST HIGH DENVER, co ANGELUS 1980-·81 VOLUME 63 ���The questions are continually in us and we are the only ones who can answer them. Times of defeat seem within inches when suddenly, not without difficulty, they are pushed miles. 4 �We don ' t know when or what we ' ll be, there is question of us ever being. For those who never core there is uncomplicated existence . 5 ���We are the ones with hope and the ability to awaken and satisfy needs. 8 �It is we the ones seeking knowledge and continually questioning the affirmed. that have the power to influence. 9 ���setting forth ... 12 �the time to help ourselves. ����������( ��Denise Hamilton �����r" ~· :7~ - , '" . , . James ,Maxwell >"< • A .. - •.... -~-- ~ ... ..0.. ���0 Carole Phillips ���������������s p 0 N s 0 R s Jerry Newfield. Deanna Hanna. Richard Rasmusson J.B. Schramm. President 0 F F I c E R s Devo Brown. Vice President Steve Konkol. Secretory /Treasurer Lindo Burrell. Shown Murphy. Femole Representatives Trenr Walker. Clark Ausler. Mole Representatives 48 �Ruth Adams Tony Allen Dorin Boker Vlcento Berdahl Kim Dlshop Whitney Adams Beth Allen Kristin Borley Deloyne Berry Wllllom Dlondan Chris Adkins Hector Alonzo Notolle Borth Troy Dlrd Darry Boland JUNIORS 49 �Greg Domgoors Megan Drodley Devo Drown William Dunon Tanya Clark 50 JUHIOP.S Jeannette Boulware Thomas Dridges Porker Drophy Cheryl Caulfield Kirk Cohen leslie Doyd Cecil Drown lionel Drown John Chapman Gerold Combs More Durkeplle Don Cheadle Chandra Contreras Undo Durrell David Cheng Randy Cuerden laura Durt Peter Christy Monty Cully �Kristel Delph Lin Dixon Pot Embleton David Delphia Sondra Dixon Rod Embry John DeMerrlrr Galen Dol Butch Enderlein Brett Cunningham Doug Dalby Kirsten Den Barbaro Downing Kirby Evans Theresa Currie Nancy Damore Stacey Deuel Edith Dulacki Chris Fedde Pam Czech Teresa Davis Daniel Dhonau Candice Edwards Pat Foley JUNIORS 51 �Lee Ann Gatewood Steve Gonzales John Gracey Lorie Greenberg 52 JUNIORS Linda Gallegos Danielle Gautier Rachael Gordon Laurie Graham Phyllis Grossman Paula Gallegos Donna Genal Stephanie Gordon Tracey Grant Amando Hall �Joyce Hall Trlsh Hawkins Orion Holmes Melanie Huff William Jackson Michelle Halpern Helena Haynes Teresa Holmes Phillip Innes Rick Janulewlcz Christy Hamilton Becky Herllnger Joan Holmes Quimby Jockson Anlla Jaross JUNIORS 53 �Frederico Johnson Kenneth Johnson Drldger Jones Victoria Kelso Derh Aoln Klein 54 JUNIORS Joy Johnson Lisa Johnson LoWondo Jones Joel Keys Cherie Knight Joel Johnson Paulette Johnson Sondra Jones Susan Kllfoyle Paul Knight Kornord Jordon Elizabeth Kimmell Amy Knudson Lindo Keeler Lisa Kirk Erik Koeppe DeeDee Keith Robyn Kltsuroko Koren Krebs �Denise lee Jennifer MacFarlan Dee Anno Mossey Do Libonotl Mary Ann Mock Aaron Mote Ann lom Steve Madsen Mike Mortern Kevin Kreck Kim lombrechr Poulerte Long Pollick Molungu Jeff MorthPws Debra Kregormon George lorsls Catherine Lopez Deono Morrelon Lindo Mazzocchi Fronk Kusumoto Darcel lee Mark Luedke Lyle Marline Dersy McDermort JUNIORS 55 �Ned Norman Ann Patterson 56 JUNIORS Angelo Metcalf Monico Morscher Randy Navarro Ann O 'Fallon Tina Pogllosottl Christoph Meyer Oralio Mosqueda Tommie Nettles Louis Ortiz Sandy Payne �LeThuy Pham Solvador Ramirez Julie Renno ~ <:ralg Pena / / ' Genevieve Poucel Cathla Redwine Jill Richardson Steve Rose David Percival Wendy Pounds LaDonlca Reed Sondla Richmond Joan Rovlenchlk Jamie Phillips Chris Rawles Laurel Rhodes Mike Pittam Robert Reavey James Rhone John Peterson Orlan Press Robin Reed Kristin Rogers Lorenzo Rowland JUNIORS 57 �Porn Xllozor Druce Schlagel Kathy Schmidt Beverly Shropshire Kathryn Steele 58 JUNIORS Denise Solis Tom Schlitter J. D. Schramm Paul Sinopoli Claudio Stein Francesco Scarpone Chris Schmidt Frances Seawell Christy Skidmore Melanie Stevens Neil Seney Hilbert Smith Tommy Sterkel Jackie Sharpe lorne Smitrick Julie Steuart Jane Short Jonathon Srorry Lori Stewart �Stephanie Turner Peter Washburn Orondi Welllsch leng Yang Nodine Washington Heidi Whalen Robert Vicars Todd Washington Denlne Wheelock Jackie Suess Chris Thorne Melondo Wade Allyson Weaver Hugh Wilburn Kim Syptok Michael Thorne David Word Nancy Weaver Rondo Williams Art Telles Louella Toland Daniel Worvl Teresa Weaver Cornelio Wilson JUNIORS 59 �Krls Wolford Denison Wright Solly Writer Julio Wuthier Mona Zelmen Tr eso Zirkelbach Eating again? You're klddlngl If you rake one more step 60 JUNIOP.S �She's looking at mel No mel 2bz.:} + 7m 2 .4.J 9 xJr =? You"ll never know! Dear John JUNIOP.S 61 �Swimmers are TOO rhe besr! Boy do I have a secrerl Yo hoblo Esponol? WHAffi? 62 JUNIORS �It mu~t be funny to ottract such a crowd . Pretty good odds. Oh. what a target. and so I told her JUNIORS 63 �Left. right. left. right. lefl . Ah .# .1• '(j ?11."1 I forgot to shove. Who!', a nice guy like you doing In a place like this? Thor's the lost time I eat in the lunchroom. 64 JUNIORS �and then he kissed me. You bet we gymnasts hove muscles. I'm warning you Robyn . All rlghtl Thor does ltl I'm o Morvin. JUNIORS 65 �SPONSORS Tommy Smith. Ted Drucker, Dione Houghtaling Donnell Dixon, President OFFICERS Trade Groff. VIce-President Telemmlo Jackson, Annlse Jackson. Female Representlves 66 Meg Deane. Secretory-Treasurer 0111 Meyer. Jim Cromer, Mole Representatives �Patti Abbott Jone Abotnes P.eoto Adams Colette Aiello Catherine Allen Orad Anderson Khodlljo Anderson Honk Armstrong Peter Andreas P.eogon Ashby Sondra Asselin Tina Don Donald Barela Joseph Barela Mary Barnes Selby Barrett Emily Dorton Gory Denson Yolanda Derry Chip Blanc Orlan Bolden Carlos Bonilla Hugh Doyle Ann Bradley ·~ . ~ ·.:~ .· ' I • I \1\t, .· .: ;,.-.:· _..·. • 1 ~ ' ~· Into Orlkovskls Olano Brooks Eric Drown Jennifer Drown P.onda Drown Charles Druce ·'J li. ~ SOPHOMORES 67 �Kristin Buchanan Edward Dufford Denise Burkepile Carol Dyrd Jimmy Calhoun Charles Campbell Dean Campbell Margaret Campbell Tywana Carroll Alma Carrer Marrha Cassidy Julie Catallnl Eric Cawthon Vernetta Chapman Mary Chase Angelo Chavez Marla Chavez Tammy Chavez Jill Chipman Catherine Ciarlo Heidi Clark Matt Cohen Ted Cook Valeria Cooper Dill Costello Jim Cramer Karhleen Cramer Shawn Creach Daniel Curry 68 SOPHOMORES �Zandra Curtis Debbie Czech Kelly Dolley Darryl Daniel Lauro Davidson Shonro Dawson Meg Deane Connie Demos Edward DeRose Kimberly Deuel Norman Dickerson Dean Dixon Donnell Dixon Douglas Donaldson John Donohue Greg Downer Mark Downing Charles Drew David Duensing Phillip Dukes Tracey Durst Annelle Edwards Wendle Edwards Marcello Erskine Debra Engle Morlso Forland Hone Fiola Teresa Fiedler Kristen Fitzgerald Voleno Flood SOPHOMORES 69 �Michelle Fox Sibyl Fronkenburg Peggy Franklin Joson Frozler Anne Fuermonn Alon Fuller Dione Funokoshl Vlkl Garduno Stephanie Gatewood !lice Gaubert! Gabrielle Gouller Diona Genal Christina Gilford Dee Dee Givens Dono Godkin Jon Goldin Pomelo Gonzales Barbaro Gossard Toml Graham Adorn Grelsz Jonathon Grelsz Debra Griffin Rob Griggs Sharon Grimes Don Gracey Trocl Groff Rachel Grossman Irene Guerra Jessica Gunn Moureotho Hall 70 SOPHOMORES �Scott Hamilton Monty Hansen Andy Houtzlnger Chris Henderson Kelly Hey Tracey Hill ~· -.~, r ,~ ,. \ ' •• WaynE' Hill Richard Hines Sonya Hines Sean Hofer Jamie Hoffman Alison Hogan r John Hollister Anno Holm Kirsten Hoogstrote Douglas Hopkins Holly Hoskins James Hudek Tony Hunter Donna Hunr Steven Hunnicutt Randall Hurst Linnea Ingold Mike Isabell Anne Jackson Krlstl Jackson Telemmlo Jackson Koren Jamieson lesley Jeffords Anthony Jenkins SOPHOMORES 71 �Kirk Jensen Alan Johnson Eric Johnson Holly Johnson James Johnson Saron Johnson Jill JohnsTon Marnle JohnsTon DoroThy Juarez Joel Kaplan Andy KaTz Adam Kelley Martha Kemp Megan Kinsman Reverie Klein Joel Kluger Bryan KnighT Jeff Kray Curtis LamberT Rodney LaMolle Carol Lanaghen Robert Landrum Aimee LaPerrlere Judson Larges Karen Laugesen Haoml Lederer Carol Lewis Pamela Lewis Regina Lewis Sonya Lewis 72 SOPHOMORES �Donna Llbonotl Tom! Liebelt Mark Lindsey Valerie Linker Andrea Lizotte Yvette Lopez Adrian Lovato Ron Lovato Sonja Lowell Tanya Lucas 0111 Lucey Cory Lyford Becky MacDonald Sheila MacDonald Tyrone Mock Krls Madsen Angela Martin Cheryl Martin Tomml Mottln Shawn Martine Alberta Matthews Mark Maurles Kyle Mous Tom May Orlan McBride Andrea McCollum Oob McDonald Jeff McElwain Dan McGuire Tomle Mebane SOPHOMORES 73 �Pauline Mejia 0111 Meyer Tom Meyer Steve Meyers Mark Mllenkovlc James Miller Corrie Millward Michelle Milonas Anita Mlfchell Mauricio Molino Andrew Manley Terry Mora Marla Morscher Rebecca Mountain Sora Muller Peter Murone Olano Murphy lynne Murray Sosho Muske ScoH Hogle Kathy Heal Craig Helson Donnie Hlgro Kent Hodo Don Horman Shondo Horman VIole! Horman Valerie Horwood David Huechterleln Erik Oberhousen 74 SOPHOMORES �Sheila Ohlsson Kim Oliver Janie Olsen Karl Olsen Miguel Ortiz Debbie Page Lisa Polka Mike Palko Lisa Pate Reid Phillips Brad Pepin Andy Pogzebo Mohammed Poozeshi Mike Pound Sean Powers Marva Pritchett Amy Reovey Janet Redwine Rob Rhodes Derek Rice Lindo Rice Rhonda Richards Todd Rocchio Kristina Roel Joyce Roland Nathan Roland Phillip Ross Peter Rundlet John Ryan Pamela Sanders SOPHOMORES 75 �Liz Sotrlono Gregg Schiff Donald Senkevech Sorletla Shead Zlno Shead Toni Shelton Lindo Sherburn Michael Short Solly Shosky Carlo Silburn Janel! Sllby Olano Sisneros Lonel!e Skoglund Clayton Slaughter Lauro Smlrh Steven Smith Tommy Smith Terence Smith Lindo Snyder Pot Spero Anthony Spikes Gretchen Steele Sherry Stephens Erika Stevens Martha Stevenson Lori Swanson Marlo Tosslon Down Tote Theodora Taylor Yevetre Thomas 76 SOPHOMORES �Todd Thorn Perry Towstlk Terry Trieu Cheryl Trujillo Andrew Tucker Mlno Tunson Wayne Vaden Joel Venhulsen Mere beth Venhulsen Denise Vezina Suzanne Waldren Jayne Wallingford Robert Warder Phyllis Washington Michelle Weathersby Koren Wells Gino White Loi-Tounyo White Usa Whlttekln Aljonon Wills Margaret Wootor Phillip Wuthler Dorey Yarrington Mary Zervos SOPHOMORES 77 �Why couldn' t I get this before? Whot did you soy the answer was? Boy. was lunch goodl A diligent student? 78 SOPHOMORES �I'd rolher be And she sold ro him Those Senior girls doing onylhlng else. . . unreal! Oh no. whor Is he doing now? You musr be kidding?! SOPHOMORES 79 �So Cooll And she thinks I know thlsl I con' ! believe thotl Future Cheerleader??? 80 SOPHOMORES �You mean we were supposed to read that? Posing again? Caught eating agalnl Get out of my llfel SOPHOMORES 81 �PRINCIPAL "It is my sincere desire that East has helped each of you in developing a wholesome perspective and a desire to make a meaningful contribution to society." .John J. Astuno 82 �ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Wando Taylor Dove Strodtmon Ed Calloway One of the most difficult jobs at East Is being an assistant principal. While instruction, curriculum, pupil services, athletics, and student activities are their main concern, Ed Calloway, Dave Strodtman, and Wanda Taylor must strive, not only to authorize and manipulate the students and the school. but to maintain a personal relationship between themselves and the students. Managing the school building and the students is not always an easy job, but our assistant principals are doing an excellent jobl �TRAVELING HATS Harry Achzlger Student Activities Jon Anderson English 64 FACULTY Curt Bedore Moth Don Avis Moth Margaret Bailey Language Elsa Berger Moth Jerome Biffle Counselor �Don Bobb Scl&nce Madelyn Braverman English T&d Brucker Special Education Daisy Carruthers English Joy Breen Social Worker Molly Covollenl English Gen& Cisneros Physical Education FACULTY 85 �Pam Cisneros Physical Educallon AI Clerlhue All Roger Craig Advisor Lawrence Daniel English Jackie Dean Physical Educallon Polly Dahms Business Educarlon 86 FACULTY Rhoda Dean Couse lor �Claudio Deasy Engllstl Ptlyllls Denny Counselor Sue Dobson Engllstl Tom Ellison Mottl Anura Escobedo Counselor Barbaro Fast Mottl Mock Fair Science FACULTY 87 �Sheila Feeney Social Studies Eleanor Flotow Counselor Judy Frulond Advisor Dorothy Fuller English Pot Gatewood Social Studies Mary Gathers Home Economics 88 FACULTY Jackie Goelz Business Education �THE GREAT AMERICAN SPORTSMEN lewis Greenlee Social Studies Jim Guinn Music Undo Hample Special Education Deanna Hanna Hurse Cathy Hayes Physical Education Jean Henry Substlture Fred Herr Moth FACULTY 89 �LUNCH HOUR BRIDGE PLAYERS Alan Hodges Physical Education Jim Hoops Moth 90 FACULTY Ashley Hudson Industrial Education Dione Houghtaling Push Excel Farrell Howell Science Bob Hussey Social Studies John Jackson Librarian �Pot Johnson English Dennis Karsten Science Irwin Kelnon English Chuck Keiser Moth Sora Katz Social Studies FACULTY PASSES TIME EATING John Levor Moth Gladys Ligon Home Economics FACULTY 91 �Eva Love Science Roger Lundeen Programmer Cathy Mangen English Bill McGinnis Moth AI Metcalf Science Uncia Motorrese English 92 FACULTY Harlan Miller Industrial Education �Ron Miller Social Studies Virginia Minick Language Richard Nelson English Phil Neuhalfen Media Specialist Gerry Noonan Social Studies Darbora Oglesby Special Education Jerry Noonan Music FACULTY 93 �Sue Oka English Cliff Olin Physical Education Ruth Oppenheim Science Eloise Pearson librarian Richard Rasmusson Substitute THE BIKERS Joan Rudel Business Education 94 FACULTY Rick Schroeder Math �FACULTY PEDALS ALONG Woody Senler Industrial Education Dennis Shipman ROTC Bob Simpson Hold Youth Tommy Smith Social Studies Price Smith Social Studies Corle Stearns Physical Education Herb Stewart Industrial Education FACULTY 95 �Monico Stewart Special Education AND THIS IS MY GIRL FRIEND Sheila Stewart Science Lloyd Storey ROTC Rich Strickland Science I 96 FACULTY Tlo Tafoya Art Morlerelne Thepout Language Ida Thompson Special Education �Dione Tromutolo Hold Youth Pot VIalpando Social Studies John Watkins Industrial Arts Ruth Whiteside Special Education Evvo VIckers English Annie Wickliffe Special Education SUPER VISION OF ACTIVITIES KEEPS TEACHERS BUSY Pot Wolfe English FACULTY 97 �Willard Wyoll ROTC Anita Blecko Tutor Jerry Newfield Tutor 98 FACULTY Barbaro Spaulding Tutor �ANGEL ADVOCATERS Phyllis Bolich. supervisor Robert Crews, head custodian Lunchroom Stoff: Annie Hendrix, Judy Harris. Myrtle Frazer, Koren Cotolinl. Phyllis Dollch. Vivian Nagel. Wendy Dilll. Sharon Fox. Reno Gamble. Jolito Jones. Not shown: Jean Stribling. r 1~-rr. ~ \ I :r ~ ~~ \1 Otis Jones. security Custodians: Jesus Quinones. Ronald Seno, Wolter Dickens. Eloy Chavez. Victor Quintana. Eloy Muniz, Robert Crews. Joy Dird. Marie Dodison. security A./des: Dorsey Moore. Monterrey: Veronica Fuller, liM: Detty Berridge. SS: Nancy Coternolo. Moth: Alonnle Faye Dryont. liE. Not shown: Seisel N. Jonokln Ill. SED: Peorlie Moe Kelly. PASS: Ronald lee. Science: lois Manual. Foreign language lob: Renee Seager. HH: Desiree Thomas. SlEDD: Alvernee Finch, ESEA: Kathy Fuller. liE: Marie Washington. Monterrey. 99 �Wlllonor Cot&n Cl&rk Kay Logon Cl&rk Edna Knoll Cl&rk CLERICAL STAFF J&nnl& Morr Tr&osurer 100 Eva Smith Cl&rk �Mary Clore Taylor Clerk Margaret Stolble Secretory to the Principal KEEPS EAST TICKING Lindo Teachout Records Clerk Zodeon Wilcox Programming Lindo Williams Requisitions 101 ���HEAD GIRL HEAD BOY REED SHINES IN GUIDANCE RANDOLPH SETS FINE EXAMPLE When I as elected Head Girl. I was told that the whole school would watch me and that I must set a good example for all of my peers. I was told that I would have to dress, speak and act a certain way, and try to be less opinionated so not to " rock the boat." Well , I tried to fit into the mold, but was never really into dressing up. I never acted a certain way, and I could never become less opinionated than I am. True, a lot of people looked at me to set an example, but I soon learned that I could not set an example by being someone that I was not. I believe that the best example I can set is by being truthful and honest. I have learned that being Head Girl does not mean that I had to lose my identity to fit the stereotype of Head Girls. I do not believe I have done any less than previous Head Girls, and in some ways, I believe that I have done better. So, upon leaving East High, I will be leaving with not only a first rate education in academics, but also a first rate education in life. "And to thine own self be true. " Shakespeare's Hamlet Dee Dee Reed '81 104 East was a unique experience for me in many ways. I have been a leader, an athlete, a student and a representative. More important to me, though, is East is the only school I've gone to for three consecutive years. I found a home and myself in the time-worn halls of good old East High. For a person by choice often a loner, I found myself many times in the limelight. This was sometimes an acute pressure and other times an exciting appeal. To those of you close to me, I hope in your memory I have left nothing to be said, and to all of you I wish life, love and laughter always. SENPER ALTUS STARE NOOLIS DELLATOR Scott Reiser Randolph �STUDENT COUNCIL WORKS TOWARDS STUDENT IMPROVEMENT The 1980-81 Student Council follows the pattern of providing extraordinary leadership through attempts to achieve the best for East High SchooL Student Council has many purposes. Mainly, the Student Council represents all students trying to make everyone "feel at home" In o pleasant environment. In addition, Student Council is a stepping stone between the administration and the student body. The students involved in Student Council work hard to promote school spirit through fundraising. The East High Student Council is a worthwhile and hardworking organization striving to make East the best school in Denver. Row 1: Meg Deane, Volere Harris, Donnell Dixon, Devo Drown, Clark Ausler. Row 2: Tracie Groff, Dee Dee Reed, Ann Worner, Jenny Hoogstrote, Joel Keys. Row J : John Robnett. Ronnetto Gordon, Scott Randolph. Susan Kllfoyle. Andy Romero, Undo Durrell, J.D. Schramm, Steve Konkol, Telemmlo Jackson, Anlsse Jackson, Tom Meyer, Trent Walker, Jim Cromer. �DELEGATE ASSEMBLY SHOWS DILIGENT SUPPORT Row 1: Andre Dowmon Row 2: Telemmlo Jackson Joner Redlne Stephanie Stroud Kenny Richardson Kim Alexander Phylllse Washington Sonya Hines John Robnett Vice-President Heidi Clark Row J : Robert Hoyden Lynn Meagher Sheila Milsap Cathie Redwine Jennifer Wore Selby Dorrell Pot Gonzales Gabrielle Goutier Sherrl Hayward Joel Keys-President Joe Garcia Rob Madison Paulette Johnson Row 4: Kirsten Oerr Mark Stanley Tracy Washington Ann Drodley Peter Rundllet Shari White Row 5: Gretchen Steele Tim Campbell Chris Gantz 106 Lindo Gallegos Joe Archambault �SPIRIT WEEK Monday Nerd Day Tuesday Gangster Day Wednesday Pajama Day Thursday 60's Day Friday Red and White Day Spirit week and all of its animated activities brought classes closer together. The students found they all had something in common with each other-being crazy. It left room for each individual's imagination to create an image that reflected their alter ego. The new sophomores were able to get involved with the juniors and seniors. which unified the students at East. "It was really something to look fo rward to-it made the school setting more interesting." "The majority of the students se emed to come through and show their spirit." STUDENTS SHOW CREATIVE ENTHUSIASM 107 �REBECCA - ~~-. - -... - .M~A=--- - ------------- -""~·-·-- -· -- •Lli"'-'" _.,___,_~--.. .. ~ .. ~.. • -~ ... ,•• ·~~ Don Dhonou. Stuart Guinn. Tina Pogllosolll. Gory Denson. Don Cheadle. Peter Washburn. Edllh Dulockl. Koty Durns, Richard Amari. Klpp Lyle. Arvin Nelson REBECCA PRESENTS MYSTERIOUS PLOT Cast (in order of appearance) Frith ............................... Gary Benson Beatrice Lacy ................................. Kipp Lyle Major Giles Lacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arvin Nelson Frank Crawley ............................ Richard Amari Alice ... .. ............. ... ............... Tina Pagliasoti Maxim de Winter ....................... Peter Washburn Mrs. de Winter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edith Dulacki Jack Favell ................................ Don Cheadle Colonel Julyan .............................. Stuart Guinn William Tabb ............................... Dan Dhonau - .=.. ~ Rebecca_ 108 �Maxim-think-only 48 hours ago we were having dinner In that funny little restaurant by the Grand Conal. Do you think the dead come bock to watch the living? Poor Maxim-he went through a ghostly time. Let's hope you make him forget about 11. How dare you speak to me like thotl 109 �HOMECOMING LET ME BE YOUR ANGEL William Vaden-King Roslyn Horvey.Queen Candidares: Becky Krlchevsky, Perer Groff, Amy Nash. Marc Brodnax. Tracy Bishop. Scalf Randolph. Roslyn Harvey. William Vaden. Laura Landrum, Andrew Romero. 110 �East Homecoming, 1980, was held on October 18. Following Spirit Week , the pep.rally, voting for king and queen, and the football game, the height of the excitement was the dance " Let Me Be Your Angel." Students, after dining at various elegant restaurants, arrived at East, and found themselves enclosed in a beautiful atmosphere of red and white crepe paper, and silver stars which formed a cloudlike effect. The music, lights, and the clouds gave the feeling of being an Angel in heaven. Selected from senior cheerleaders, pep club members, female athletes, homecoming queen candidates were: Tracy Bishop, Roslyn Harvey, Becky Krichevsky, Laura Landrum and Amy Nash. Homecoming king candidates, representing athletes, were: Marc Brodnax, Peter Groff, Scott Randolph, Andrew Romero and William Vaden . Saturday night Roslyn Harvey and William Vaden were crowned as 1980 Homecoming royalty. 111 �Row 1: Amanda Hall, Deva Brown. Row 2: Sandra Jones, Karen Jones. Becky Krichevsky. Rene Evans, Sheila Milsap. Row J : Donna Gerrol. Christy Hamilton, Lanlce Cage. Row 4: Cherie Knight, Kristel Delph. Pam Salazar, Danlelle Gautier. Row 5: Roslyn Harvey, Dena Thompson. CHEERLEADERS 112 �Cheerleaders are a unique blend of personalities united together in a common bond to support athletics at East High School. The 1980-81 cheerleading squad has devoted many hours of practice learning cheers and routines to be presented to the student body. As spirit-building is their main concern. cheerleaders have spent their time leading those " favorite " cheers at athletic activities. This year's squad of 6 seniors and 10 juniors shows that time and devotion result in much greater support for athletics. Few days pass during the three athletic seasons when the East cheerleaders are not supporting our teams in some positive way. For most. the time and money necessary to be a good cheerleader is a valuable experience, and for 16 young high school students. it provides a basis for leadership and poise not gained in other experiences. 113 �IT'S ALL MIME Mime. like any other form of dramatic expression. is a representation of man in action. The " action" of a Mime serves to convey, in movement and gesture alone, the Intellectual, psychological. and emotional framework of the character. The Mimist accomplishes this through external physical activities. including not only what a character does, but the entire scope of his behavior within the structure of the Mime presentation. Aow 1: Carole Stevens, Lin Dixon, Jenny Hoogslrarc. Mary Sawyer. Kathy Neal, Lucy Wenzel. Aow 2: Erik Koeppe. Jeff McElwain, Tina PagllasoNI, Betsy Horsley, Cathy Thomas. Peter Regas, Don Cheadle, Katy Burns. 114 �Wore. BDE IPO Hall. BN CMDR Stanley, BDE CMDR EAST JROTC Washington. BN EXO Riehle, BN S-1 Ausler, BN CSM Felecos. BN S-2 Stephens. S-3 AIR Drummond. BN S-4 Stork. BN S-3 Trieu. Opt. Sgt. Norwood, BN IPO Starry. Supply Sgt. 115 �COLOR GUARD Row 1: Sharon Grlm~s. Row 2: Terry Trieu. Sr~ve Sml!h. Jon Starry. Clark Ausl~r. Nathan Rosien, Mark Mourl~s. John Ryan . COMPANY 0 Row 1: Paul Felecos. Mark Mourles. Row 2: Alan Harris. Eric Johnson. Tywono Carroll. Sonja Hines. Cryslol Brown, Row :3: Morgorel Woolen. Orlan Wallace. Jimmy Perry. Richard Hines. COMPANY C Row 1: Joszellelo Bohannon. Row 2: Robert Wyckoff. Marlo Tosslon, John Ryan. Dorothy Juarez. Lauro Guerrero. Sonya lewis. Mary Armas. Veronica Armas. Sheryl Sllllng Oeor. Corio Menchner. Row :3: Peter Miles. Anthony Loggins. Michael Polka. Tommy Williams. Oeoumonl Carrol. Morek Mellchovlc. Nolhon Roslon, Hermon Wood. Robert Hoyden. Steve Smllh, VIctor Searles, Malcolm Hillman. Joe Mossenel. Charlo! Moyes. 116 COMPANY A Row 1: Jon S!orry. Ken Harlan. Row 2: Terry Trieu. Perneslo Jackson. Vena long. John Williams. Row :3: Carlos Oonlllo. Carol Byrd. Mike Poszel. Hugh Wilburn. Rodney lewis. �The 2nd Battalion JROTC program is a 103yeor-old tradition of East High School. Within this organization, a system stressing academics, attendance, and extracurricular activity, Is used to develop these basic leadership traits and principles that exist In all individuals. The enhancing and exercising of the acquired knowledge and participation all combine to accomplish the program's objective . The objective Is 'To cultivate leadership and citizenship characteristics, vital to both military and civilian pursuits.' MEH' S RIFLE Aow 1: Jon Starry, John Ryan, Mark Maurles, Steve Smith. Aow 2: Paul Felecos, Mark Stanley, Erik Stark. HOHOR PLATOOH Aow 1: Diane Sisneros, Roberta Medina, Valena Flood, Darbara Horwood, Sharon Grimes. Aow 2: Debra Engle, Ronnella Gordon, Shlrel Riehle . Hot shown: Sherry Stephens, Valerie Horwood, Jennifer Ware. WOMEN'S RIFLE TEAM Aow 1: Sherry Stephens, Debra Engle, Sharon Grimes. Aow 2: Francene Ausler. Janice McCabe, Shlrel Riehle. Jennlf•r Ware. The 2nd Battalion's striving toward the accomplishment of the objective is best expressed through a competitive spirit and a sound devotion of service to East and the community. The year-round meetings between the high schools ore where cadets gather to display their various talents and leadership abilities. Under proficient and competitive conditions. Inspections, rifle matches and drill meets provide the scenes for such critical performances. The 1980-81 Rifle Team returned from these performances with a first place trophy signifying their excellence In these areas. Good citizenship characteristics ore enhanced within the program through volunteer service to the school and community. This year we will lend our services for the followIng functions: Color Details, Bock-to-School Night, Preview Night, Retarded People's Association Banquet. Veteran's! Memorial Day Parade. The JROTC program has a sound purpose and provides opportunity to those Interested In its particular field or who just wont the leadership experience and Involvement with others. 11 7 �SWEETHEART DANCE Row 1: Joel Keys. Kim Syptok. Clark Ausler. Dena Thompson, Darry Whitworth. Cherie Knight, Lindo Gallegos. Row 2: Don Cheadle. Kirk Cohen. Row J: JD Schramm, Donielle Goutier, Trent Walker. 116 �KING KIRK QUEEN CHERIE The first time I sow him In September knew he would be my dote at the Sweetheart Donee. When February finally arrived, I knew It was time to pop the question. I waited until he was alone In the hall before nervously approaching him. Even after all those hours of rehearsing what to soy, my mind went blank. " Um . . . um, Joe, um, ore you doing anything Saturday night?" " No, why?" He got a funny grin on his face. " Um, well, would you like to go to the Sweetheart Donee on Saturday, February 7 - I heard It's going to be a real roger and, and, well?" " Sure, I'd love to gol" he answered. The night I hod been waiting for finally arrived. After a wonderful dinner we finally got to the donee. Walking up to the school a doorman greeted us. It was just gorgeous! Red and white streamers, red and silver hearts, and balloons were everywhere. leading up to the coronation area there was a red carpet for the royalty. At 10:30 Kirk Cohen and Cherie Knight were crowned as King and Queen of the 1981 Sweetheart Donee. It was the best dance I'd ever been to. Hopefully this will be the start of a beautiful relationship! 119 �!low 1:Carol Lewis. Almi. LoPerrlthe. Megan Kinsman, Barbaro Downing. Dorey Yarrington. Melanie Huff. Marcie Erskin. Kim Oliver. !low 2: Don Cheadle. Reverie Klein. Koren Lougesen. Regon Ashby, Peter Washburn. Joyce Hall, Tina Pogllosottl, Meg Deane. Carlo Miller. Aow J : J.B. Schramm. Betsy Horsley. P•ter Regas. Olano Gerrol. Whitney Adams. Claudio Muhlbauer. Lin Dixon. Amanda Morris. Aow 4: Ted Pascoe. Christine Grossman, James Meadows. Gory Benson. Margot Cook, Bill Meyer. Denny Wright. Stuart Guinn, Peter Christy. Erik Koeppe. Mary Sawyer. 120 �SPRING MUSICAL SPARKS ENTHUSIASM As long a s he needs me. rlghr b y his side I'll be lr's a fine llfel Please. sir. I wont some more food. Oliver Is the well-known adaptation of Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. It Is o touching story of on orphan getting mixed up with o bunch of ruffians. Oliver was presented on March 26. 27. and 28. Director . . . . . . . Catherine Mangen Vocal direction . . . . James Guinn Choreography .... Stacey Center Orchestra direction Jerry Noonan Technical direction Robert Simpson John Watkins I shall screaml 121 �WOLCOTT JO Schramm Voiere Harris Amanda Morris Kristi Buchanon Heidi Whalen Edie Ouiocki TELL IT LIKE IT IS East High School may hove the only sight reading contest in Colorado. Established in 1879 by H.R. Wolcott, the "Wolcott Sight Reading Prize" is offered for excellence in public reading. The program has been running for 102 years. Lorie Greenberg 122 Adam Goldberg �WOODBURY SAYS IT AGAIN Helena Haynes Carole Stevens OeeDee Reed Paulette Johnson Ann Worner Chad Haines Scott Randolph Cathy Thomas. also participatIng In Wolcott Gino Aldrich Peter Andreas Greg Holle East High School con be justly proud of its long standing traditions. The Woodbury Declamation Contest was established in 1875 by R.W. Woodbury and has run for 107 years. The contest awards a gold medal to the person who con best deliver a speech by a famous person . 123 �TOP Rhett Drlkovskls: While at East. 1 participated In the Notional Honor Society and the Moth Club. My own Interests Include bicycling and mu. sic. Next year. I plan to attend the C.U. School of Engineering. where I will major In Electrical Engineering . TEN Steve McConnell: Aside from being a member of Notional Honor Society & a student In both Concert Bond & the Jazz Ensemble, I om Interested In European History and Spanish. I om the President of Youth Ministry of the United Methodist Church as well as president In my own local church I served during the summer of 1960 as a volunteer In the program " Amlgos de los Amerlconos. ' I worked In the state of Oaxaca, Mexico contracting lo. trines. I wish to attend CSU. I would like to be a peace corps volunteer and I'm Interested In being a lawyer dealing with Lotln.Amerlcon affairs. Valerie Harris: While attending East. I participated In the Notional Honor Society. International Thespian Society, French Club, Hatchett Squad, Concert Choir. 5/gnorures, Sporllght. Student Council. soccer. ond gymnastics. I also performed In Oklohomo. and The Roor of the Grease Point. My other Interests Include Ice skating and tennis. I plan to go to college. and pursue writing/editing or record producing. David CooPf*r: At East. I pattlclpated In the Notional Honor Society, soccer, Moth Club and Junior Achieve. ment. My outside Interests Include skiing. Zen Duddohlsm. vegetable gardening and health food. My future pions ore to major In Agriculture at C.U. and then become o plneap. pie former on my uncle's es. tote In Hawaii. Chris Mottln: While at East. I palllclpated on the gymnastics team and I was also o mem. ber of the Notional Honor Society. My outside Interest Is flying radio controlled gliders. I graduated after first semester and om now working at Western Federal Savings. I hope to travel before I begin college at C.U. In Denver this fall. �Ted Pascoe: AI Eosl, I porllclpoled In 1he Nollonol Honor Soclely, Thespian Club. Glee Club. Also, I performed In Oklahoma. My olher lnleresls Include church. In lhe fulure, I would like 10 orrend college bock Eosl. where I hope 10 become o lawyer. Steve Morris: AI Eosl. I porllclpoled In rennls and gymnosllcs. Ourslde of school, I enjoy chess. frisbee. ping-pong. ond poerry. My fulure plans ore undecided. My career lnreresrs Include becomIng on orchllecr. physlclsl, wrller, or o lawyer. Lauro Landrum: During my rhree years ol Eosl High School. I porllclpored In orcheslro. cross counlry. and Signatures. Oulslde of school. I enjoy backpacking. running, porllclpollng In morolhons. soap op. eros. and playing bridge. In lhe fulure. I plan ro go 10 Dortmoulh where I hope ro obroln o double major In music and wildlife biology. Don Axelrod: AI Eosl. I porrlclpoled In lhe jazz and concerl bonds. I was on 1he Spotlight sroff. and also qualified as a Harlonol Merll Scholarship flnollsl. Our of school, I enjoy reading, skiing and music. I hove no fulure pions. olher rhon becoming very weolrhy. and being happy. Margaret Cook: While or Eosr. I porllcipoled In Signatures. drama, geology, lhe Euclidean Club, ond wenl on rhe 1979 Europe rrlp. My oulslde lnleresls Include playing lhe plano. ond hondbells. I enjoy camping. skiing. and om ocrlve In church camp and lhe youlh group. My fulure plans Include ollendlng Sronford. where I hope ro obroln o degree In radical orgonlzollons. A rrodlllon or Eosr lhol has carried on rhrough lhe years Is rhe recognlrlon of lhe lop len senior srudenls, who lhls year hove molnlolned o grade polnr overage of 4.4 or higher. This grade polnr overage Is lhe occumulollon of five semeslers of hard work. 125 �a:. 0 -zLLI "' Frank Snyder-Frank was very active In sports during his three years In high school playing both varsity football and baseball. Frank was also enrolled In accelerated classes and took several advanced placement classes this year. Chris Gonrz. Orenda Keys. Dill Kelllholokol. Ann Worner. Fronk Snyder. Karle Hire. Rober! Smlrh. Carol Sre. vens, Andrew Hill. Sarah Dlyrhe. David Polls. Renore Schmldr 126 Ann Warner-Ann has been active In student council all three years serving as secretary-treasurer for the sophomore class, secretary for the junior class, and president of the senior class. In addition, Ann was the Spotlight News Editor and participated in the Wolcott and Woodbury contests. �YOU'LL NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN David shores o special thought. A toast by Chris Gantz As always, prom was one of the more gala events of the year held once again at the luxurious Drown Palace Hotel. Students, guys In tuxedos and gals In formal dresses, seemed to enjoy the evening of prestige as they dined at various elegant restaurants throughout Denver. Upon arriving at the Drown Palace between the fashionable hours of 9:00 and 11:00, couples mode their way to the dance floor or sot and talked in small Intimate groups. The excitement and anticipation of the climax of the evening; the announcement of King and Queen was drawing near. Fronk Snyder and Ann Worner were crowned as this year's Prom King and Queen. After the coronation, couples danced Into the night. Prom was on evening to remember for years to come. Andy and Sarah slow dancln' Dill, Ann. P.obert and Carol walt for dinner. 127 �HATCHET SQUAD CUTS UP OPPONENTS Row 1: Scorr Randolph. Lorle Greenberg. Kristen Barley, Dena Thompson. Edle Dulocki, Kristen Buchanon. Melanie Huff. Volere Harris. Lucy Wenzel , Row 2: Gino Aldrich . Carlos Bonlllo. JoAnn Bernstein. Jamie Phillips. Anne Taylor. Corole Stevens. Jim Meschlo. Greg Holle. Helena Haynes. Adam Goldberg. Row J : Mr. Nelson. Jane Short. Margaret Cook. Peter Andreas. Poulerro Johnson, Dee Dee Reed. Ann Worner. Erik Koeppe. Tina Pogliosorri. The East High Hatchet Squad is a group of students who compete in oratorical competition. Each student chooses to speak about subjects which are academic or interpretational. The Hatchet Squad competes in local. state and national competition depending on their talent. This year's Hatchet Squad consists of more than 30 people. They are separated into the Varsity and a Novice or J.V. At each varsity meet two students compete in each event. First they must go against each other to decide who will represent the team at the meet. The name "Hatchet Squad" is a left over nickname from the early '70's when. one year. the East Speech team competed in twenty meets and won all of them. They got this nickname because they used to "chop up" the other teams. Once again this year. the East High Hatchet Squad displayed leadership in scholastics and demonstrated oratorical talent by competing in several meets. 128 �129 �ANGELAIRES HARMONIZE VOCAL TALENTS Specializing In the performance of vocal jazz, the Angela ires is a select group chosen by audition during the previous school year. Song is just one of the many things the Angelalres share this year. This group performed at many functions for the school and community. As a vocal jazz ensemble, the Angelaires have been widely ac. claimed at festivals and clinics throughout the state. 130 Rhyrhm seer/on: Phil Regas. drums. Arlie Moore. boss; David Delphia. Plano. Row 1: Chrlsrlne Grossman Claudio Muhlbauer. Tina Pogllosorrl. Terri Smiley, Grerchen Kahre. James Guinn: lnslruclor. Row 2: Sruorr Guinn. Dennison Wrlghr. Joyce Hall. Karla Miller. Missy Mirchell, Perer Chrlsly. John Holverson. Row .:J: Skip Jefferson, Alron Dillard, Ted Pascoe, Jim Meadows. �ADVANCED CHOIR SING THEIR HEARTS OUT Row 1: Feleclo P.enlck, Marlo Tosslon. lynne Murray, Koren lougesen, Koren Harris. Michelle Weathersby. Erika Steven. Toni Shelton. Dione Funokoshl, Morga. ret Wooten. Row 2: Cheryl Trujillo, leslie Curry, Olano Gerrol, Debbie Page. Shondo Norman, Janet P.edwlne. VIolet Norman. Chonyto Warren, Ann Drodley. Row J: Steven Hunlcuft, Jimmy Calhoun, Orlan Stroud, Rodney lewis, Darby Donohue, Chris Henderson. The Advanced Choir consists of sophomores and juniors who have previously been active in a choir. The Advanced Choir performed in the winter concert as a group, and they also performed with the Concert Choir. 131 �CO CERT CHOIR HEAVENLY VOICES INTERTWINE The East High School Concert Choir, under the direction of James Guinn, is a group of talented individuals, whose main interest is choral music. The Concert Choir performed their winter concert at St. Thomas, followed by the spring concert held at East on May 21. Selected by audition the previous year. the East High Concert Choir utilizes the diverse talents found in the school. Aow 1: Heidi Whalen. Barbaro Downing, Christine Grossman, Claudio Muhlbauer, Stacy Deuel. Missy Mitchell, Gretchen Kahre, Terri Smiley, Amanda Morris, Wendy Pounds. Aow 2: Cecilia Eoly, Frederico Johnson, laurel P.hodes, Joyce Hall, Karla Miller. Tina Pogllosolll, Cathy Thomas. Whitney Adams. Kyler Stephenson, P.onlko Dishman, Jenny Hampton. Aow J: Stuart Guinn, leroy Jefferson, Krolg Bretz. James Meadows, Peter Christy, John Holverson. Aow 4: Jerry Combs. Dennison Wright, Allan Dillard, Jeff deWispeloere, Fronk Kusumoto, P.obln P.eed. 132 �CONCERT BAND Flute: Patti Abball, Felicia Ashby, Sibyl Frankenburg. Christy Hamilton, Kim Lambrecht. Stephany Drown, Ann Pafferson, Erik Paulsen. Lindo Rice. Clarinet: Elizabeth Alien. Kathy Cramer. Victoria Kelso, Taml Liebelt. Cary Lyford, Shari Miles, Sean Powers. Rob Silverberg, Lori Swanson. Doss Clarinet: Mall Cohen. Oboe: Jill Richardson. Dossoon: Adam Goldberg. Alto Sox: Robin Drown, Don Cheadle, Ricky Masterson. Jane Short. Robert Smith. Wayne Vaden. Tenor Sox: Randy Hurst Dar/tone Sox: Cary King. Milton Norton. Trumpet: Don Axelrod. James Carter. Tracey Grant, Allila Jaross. John Jones. Steve McConnell. Ron Miles. Craig Nelson, Don Norman, Martin Poll. JO Schramm, Marcus Smilh. French horn: Chris Thorne. Trombone: John Brent. Ed Dufford, Sheldon Johnson. Mark Luedke. Dar/tone horn: Aaron Martin, Orlan Wallace. Tubo: Deifz lchishifa. Chris Rowles. Percussion: Ed Cook, Jeff Kray, Darrell Perkins. Phil Regas. Robert Warder. EXHIBIT INSTRUMENTAL ARTISTRY �JAZZ BAND Sox: VIctoria Kelso. Adom Goldberg. Ricky Masterson, Don Cheadle, Robin Drown. Trombone: Sheldon Johnson. John Drenr. Orlan Wallace, Chris Rowles. Trumpet: James Corter. Martin Poll. JD Schramm. Ran Miles. Steve McConnell. Don Axelrad. Plano: Dove Delphia. Stuart Guinn. Guitar: John Skoplnskl. Electric Doss: Artie Moore, Denise Burkepile. Drums: Phil Regas. Robert Warder. The first Jazz Band at East High School was among the best in the state this year. and featured Ron Miles on the trumpet and John Brent on the trombone. both members of Denver's All-City Jazz Combo. The Jazz Band did performances at many school assemblies, as well as at various jazz festivals throughout the state. The second jazz ensemble performed at the winter and spring concerts and serves as a training ground for the first band. EAST JAMS TO THE BEAT • / Sox: Taml Liebelt, Aaron Martin. Wayne Vaden. Andrew Clardy. Trombone: Ed Dufford. Sheldon Johnson. Not shown: Mark Luedke. Trumpet: Tracey Grant. Dan Norman, Craig Nelson, David Duensing. Piano: Paulette Johnson, Guitar: Gregg Schiff. Doss: Clayton Slaughter. Not shown: Keith Ward. �CONCERT ORCHESTRA EAST'S PHILHARMONIC SOUND W ith great skill and pleasure, this year's Orchestra performed in concerts and supplied music for the All-School Show. Twenty-one members of the Orchestra were chosen to be in the All-City Orchestra. with many taking either first or second chair. Row 1: Lauro Davidson, Liz Kimmell. Kay Humphrey, Carole Phillips. Carl Olsen. Erika Srevens. Row 2: Erik Poulson. Cindy Cheadle. Annie Polterson. Sora Muller, Naomi Lederer, Corrie Milward. Denise Burkepile, Jill Richardson. Row J: Sruorl Guinn. Orad Pepin, Don Worvl, Lauro Landrum, Reverie Klein. Row 4: Cloyron Sloughrer. Arlie Moore. Sreve Forlondey. Nor Shown: Paul Berdahl, Lorraine Gurule. More Burkepile. 135 �ANGELUS STAFF WE WROTE THE BOOK 136 �Judy Godec Editor Erin Dailey Copy Editor Kirsten Derr Album Editor Walter Duhaime Co-Head Photographer Amy Nash Activities Editor Mary O'Leary Clubs Editor Kevin Preblud Co-Head Photographer Andy Quintana Sports Editor Staff: Linda Dennett Megan Bradley Dill Burton Lanice Cage Steve Gonzales Alex Grossman Phyllis Grossman Brian Holmes Paulette Long Mary Ann Mack Ned Norman John Petersen Nancy Weaver Jan Anderson Advisor 137 �SPOTLIGHT Row 1: Peter Cleworrh. Volere Harris, Stephanie Robinson, Dove Collins, Donna Llbonorl, Ann Worner. Jennifer Chapman Row 2: Rob Silverberg. Cathy Thomas, Vol Linker, Decky Herllnger, Peter Andreas. Will Joseph. Row J: Mr. Nelson. Randy Cuerden, Don Axelrod. Greg Marlin, Andy Romero, Jenny Hoogsrrore. Tom Tholen. Row 1: Tom Tholen. Row 2: Ann Worner, Volere Harris. Row J: Greg Morrin. Editor In Chief: Decky Herlinger. 138 �STAFF PUTS OUT DENVER'S FINEST One of East's oldest living traditions Is the Spotlight. Dedicated to serve as East's journalistic voice , the Spotlight continues to maintain that a free high school press will best serve the needs of East's students. Under the direction of editor, Greg Martin and page editors, Ann Warner, Becky Herlinger, Valere Harris, Sherri Shikles and Tom Tholen, the newspaper has stressed investigative reporting In an attempt to let the students know what is going on in their school, their community and their world. Faced with problems of budget and a not too regular publishing scheduling. the Spotlight has emphasized the human interest angle. The paper is sponsored by Richard Nelson who has been the mentor of East's young journalists for 16 years. Ann Worner has on Ideo. Thor's our sponsor. Mr. Nelson. Tom Tholen, Greg Morrin and Ann Worner discuss on article In the Spotlight. 139 �SIGNATURES EAST MANUAL DISPLAY TALENTS East's Magazine writing class puts out a literary magazine twice a year. The magazine, called Signatures, contains original poetry, photographs, artwork and short stories done by students and teachers. Signatures Is one of the few literary magazines In Colorado. It Is used as a model for other magazines all over thr country. 140 !low 1: Crls Dl•rshonk, Robyn Kltsutoko. Genevieve Pouc•l. Lourie Graham, Anne Hermann. !low 2: Aaron More, Chris Weaver. lyne Harold. Chris Martin. Chris Thorne, Steve Konkol, Tracy Wohlgenont. Row J : Mrs. Drovermon. Cheryl Flores, lorraine Kennedy, Robin Clark, Lauro landrum, Kevin Gordner. Jennifer Chip. man. �EXECUTIVE INTERN Brooke Hamby Todd Ahlenlus Steve Martin Patsy Mosqueda Amy Feder, Sherry Horo. Sherrl Hayward " TAKE LARGE STEP TOWARD CAREER" Executive Internship allows a student the opportunity to be introduced to a variety of fields. He works for 1 semester. full-time. as an assistant to an executive or senior official of a sponsoring organization. The program allows the student to attend meetings. conferences. conduct research and help develop projects given by the sponsor. The teacher sponsor Is Mr. Olin. First semester: Steve Martin-United Bonk of Denver. Second semester: Todd Ahlenius-architecture/Eng:neering. Patsy Mosqueda-Medicai/Health. Amy Feder-Business/ Marketlng.Sherry Hora-Business/ MarketIng. Sherri Hayward-Business/ Marketing. Margot McAlister-Veterinary Brooke Hamby-Law. Todd Ahlenlus. Patsy Mosqueda, Sherr! Hayward. Brooke Hamby. Sherry Horo, Amy Feder. Not shown, Margot McAlister 141 ���EAST'S CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 144 �EXHIBIT VARIETY AND TALENT 145 �THESPIANS Corhy Davis Mangen The International Thespian Society is on educational organization which aims to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of theatre arts, and which aims to create on active and intelligent interest in theatre arts in high school. Thespian membership is granted for continuous work on theatre arts productions during grades nine through twelve. 146 Corhy Thomas, Jenny Hoogstrote, leigh Cabell. Mary Sawyer, Koty Durns I. T.S. ACTS UP Row 1: Arvin Nelson, Gory Denson, Todd Ahlenlus. Row 2: Anne Mortelon. Row 3: leigh Cabell. Allee Dorton, Kory Durns. Row 4: Detsy Doucher. Kolle Hire. Don Dhonou, Ted Pascoe. lorle Greenberg, Krls Limb. Tina Pogllosolll, Morgoret Cook, Mary Sawyer. Row 5: Cathy Thomas, DeWayne Jackson. Koren lougeson, Kevin Gordner, Jenny Hoogstrote, Erik Koeppe. Detsy Horsley, Dorboro Downing. Row 6: Catherine Mangen, Lin Dixon, Stacy Rowland, Donna Gerrol, Melanie Huff, Claudio Muhlbauer, Corio Miller, Don Cheadle, Peter Washburn, Sruorr Guinn. �PEP CLUB Row 1: Dawn Tate, Usa Johnson. Darlene Cardoza. Regan Ashby, Kelley Hey, Shawn Creach, Valena Flood. Zlna Shead. Christina Gilford, Marla Tasslan, Vlkl Garduno, Regina lewis. laDonlca Reed. Lindo Burrell. Stephanie Stroud, Donna Llbonatl, lai-Taunya White. Stephanie Gatewood. Row 2: Frederica Johnson. Reverie Klein, Carla Sllburn, Gabrielle Gautier. Sonja Hines. Sondla Richmond. Anita Mitchell, Phyllis Washington. Patsy Mosqueda. Shonto Dawson. Heidi Whalen, Megan Kinsman. Tracie Groff. Lisa Palka, Rachael Gordon, Debbie Czech, Amy Reavey. Alma Carter. Row J: louise Toland. leta Franklin. Teresa Franklin. Valeria Cooper. Sorletta Shead. Pernesla Jackson, Rufus Stevens. Lisa Pate. Sherry Stephens, Debbie Page. Heidi Clark. Paulette Johnson, Tracey Grant, Karen laugeson. Julie Catalinl, Denise Solis. Sheri to Hill. Olano Gerrol. Row 4: Bridget Jones. Beverly Shropshire. Sa ron Johnson. Jessica Gunn. lorraine Esparsen. Cheryl Hardiman. Jamie Hoffman. Beverly Mooney, Gina White. Pam lewis. Kim Benjamin. Rhonda Brown. Telemmla Jackson. laurie Walker. laurel Rhodes. Becky MacDonald, Selby Barrett. Jill Richardson. Pam Czech. Not Shown: Francene Ausler, Angle Baln. Yolanda Berry. Into Brlkovskls. laura Burt, Michelle Cavitt, Maggie Chase. Mary Chase. Theresa Franklin. Kathy Gardner. Ronnetta Gordon, Jodi Jimenez. Saron Johnson, Marva Pritchett, Toni Richard. Rhonda Richards. Merebeth Venhulsen. Nadine Washington. Karen Wells. "PEP CLUB SHOWS THE SPIRITI" Row 1: Rene Evans. Sandra Jones. Roslyn Harvey, Dena Thompson, Christy Hamilton, Deva Brown. Donna Gerrol. Amanda Hall. Row 2: Krlstel Delph. Cherie Knight, lanlce Cage. Sheila Milsap. Becky Krlchevsky. Pam Salazar, Danlelle Gautier, Karen Jones. Pep Club is an organization for students who wish to support East athletics. The 1980..81 pep club has taken the time necessary to support all athletes in their on-the-field endeavors. Activities include a half time demonstration at homecoming where the pep club forms designs on the field in honor of the alumnus. the opponent. and the present student body. This year. the pep club, after braving cold temperatures during practice. formed a football. an M for Manual and an E. Future activities include potluck dinners for each sport sea. son, and cheerleader tryouts in the spring. Once again. the 1980..81 pep club has shown an extraordinary amount of spirit in support of East High athletics. 147 �SKI CLUB Members: Lauro Adams, Rurh Adams, Ellzoberh Anne Allen, Todd Ahlenlus, Chrlsropher Adkins, Carlos Bonilla, More Burkepile, Dove Cooper, Oeou Carroll, Tywono Carroll, Karl Dahlin, Greg Ewing. Perer Ewing, Hono Fiola, Chrlsropher Fedde, Gory Houlmon, David Duensing, Jennifer Johnson, Huynh Think Khol, Valerie Linker, Rodney lewis, Thomas Munds, Hans Meyer, Perer Murone, William MocMichoel, Jamie McClain Craig Nelson, Karl Olsen, Erik Poulson, Ann Pollerson, Janel Redwine, Krislln Rogers, Erik Srork, Rob Silverberg, Terry Trieu, Denny Wrighr. Jeff Carr. Corio Silburn. Donny McGuire. Randy Cuerdon. Horhon Hunrer, Kelly Hey, Holly Johnson, Krisll Jackson, Tony Allen, Denise Burkepile, Corhlo Redwine. 148 DESPITE LACK OF SNOW SHOOSH SKEAST is one of the oldest ski clubs in the Denver School system. Dy going to Winter Park/Mary Jane every other weekend, the club gets special discount rates on lift tickets. The club is much larger this year and most of the members have improved their skiing ability while having fun at the same time. Under sponsorship of Deanna Hanna the club, SKEAST, proved to be one of East's more exciting opportunities. Todd Ahlenius. Deanna Honno, Rurh Adams. Rodney lewis. �RED CROSS HELPS SERVE COMMUNITY P.ow 1: Sherlto Hill. Tina Bon, Beverly Shropshire. P.ow 2: Ms. Carruthers. Lynne Murray. Pornlon M~thr, Forzoneh Hodlon, Thorn Lam. Ky Tron, Ms. Wolfe. Not shown: Ann Bradley, Koren Harris, Bonnie Nigro. Jonathon Morelend. Carlo Sllburn. Reverie Klein. Officers: Sherlto Hill. Beverly Shropshire. Lynne Murray. GERMAN CLUB The Red Cross Youth Corps at East Is a service group that believes In taking responsibility In leadership. The program Improves the quality of the school for students and the surrounding community. The Red Cross has participated In many activities throughout the year, Including the Santa Claus Workshop. simulated disaster with St. LukesPresbyterlan Hospital, and helping Channel 9 with the Health Fair In the Spring. The club hosted the winter musical as a fund raiser and used the money to prepare a dinner In which other students were Invited to find out more about the club. The German Club gives Interested students In the German language further cultural experIence than Is taught In the classroom. Throughout the year the club has had various fund raisers Including a foreign ski film and a fun-filled picnic. The club used the money they made to purchase a German meal. This provided the students with an educational and enjoyable experIence. The German Club members also attended the foreign language potluck. This allowed them to taste exotic foods from other countries In addition to sharing German foods with others. Periodically throughout the year. the club met to prepare German foods, thus learning true Ger. man cooking techniques. The German Club has given any Interested student the opportunity to learn more about other cultures. P.ow 1: Terry Trieu. Hilary Lauer. Catherine Allen. P.ow 2: Donna Hunt, Valerie Linker. Kirsten Derr. Renate Schmidt. Gretchen Kahre. Tina Moreno, Shari Miles. P.ow .:J: Jim Franklin. Lauro Dovldson, Jeff deWispeloere. Jeff Kroy. Miss Bailey. sponsor. 149 �NHS Row 1: Dietz lchishlto. Ron Miles, David Cooper. Jenny Hoogstrote, Mary Sawyer. Katie Hlte. Kevin Preblud. Jenni Stevens. Kathy Oliver. Naomi Kimura. Skip Oakes, Andy Hill. Row 2: Harry Achziger sponsor. Tracy Washington, Erin Dolley. Mary O ' Leary. Stephany Drown, Julie Coxe. Becky Skoife. Sharon Herron, Robert Smith, Sandy Hopkins. Robin Drown. Ann Worner. Chris White. Row J : Jenny Stacey. Robin Clark. Amy Feder. Cheryl Flores. Lorraine Kennedy. Lauro Landrum. Margot Cook. Renate Schmidt, Don Isaak, Scott Randolph. Kyle Beckler. Row 4: Dick Lyford. Rhett Drikovskis, Ted Pascoe. Steve McConnell. Sondra Stiers. Stuott Guinn. Don Axelrod. National Honor Society Is an exclusive senior organization composed of students who have maintained a grade point average of 3 .5 or better during their sophomore and junior years. Members of National Honor Society participate in many activities throughout the year including canned food drives and the setting up of blood donor centers. National Honor Society also requires each member to set aside one free period each week to serve the school in some way. A tradition at East High School for many years, the National Honor Society does what it can to improve school standards. President-Stephony Drown Vice President-Jenny Stevens Secretory-Kathy Oliver Treasurer-Kevin Preblud 150 �LOS CHICANOS UNIDOS Row 1: Marie Chavez, Terry Mora, Veronica Armas. Debbie Martinez, Pamela Gonzales, Deanna Ornelas. Row 2: Lisa Cruz, Vlkl Garduno, Jodi Jimenez, Sonya Lewis. Lauro Guerrero, Ms. Pot Vialpando, Hope Sullivan, Dione Sisneros, Paulo Gonzales. Jeanette Avila, Mary Armas. Nettie Peterson. Row 3: Joe Florez. Don Barela, Ron Lovato, Chuckle Peterson, Gerold Burnam. Angelo Chavez, Andrew Romero, Leroy Chavez, Adria n Lovato. Ernie Boca, John Carlin, Joe Barela. Carlos Bonilla. CHICANOS SON UNIDOS Officers: Angelo Chavez. Joe Florez. Deanna Ornelas. Nettie Peterson, Jodi Jimenez. The Chicano comes from the blood of the Spaniard and the soul of the Indian. Los Chicanos Unidos club was founded to enhance in ourselves the pride and awareness which is existent in the Chicano people. The goal of the club is to demonstrate for its members the importance of education. For centuries, the most Important wish of the Chicano has been to provide happiness and love for the family. Education, which has now become a necessity, was only for the wealthy, who had time for studies and money for books. Essential facets of the Chicano are: Pride, Love, Heritage, Happiness, Togetherness, and Culture. 151 �photo by Ned Normon photo by Mike McGuire photo by Mike McGuire photo by Koty Burns Dance is a non-verbal communication. Emotions are expressed by a mass of living muscle and bones. The music is always exploding ... be it jazz, computer sound, or classical. Some people who look in are shocked, some laugh, and others feel a lot of other things, but no one has ever been bored with the Fourth Medium Dancers. 152 photo by Mike McGuire �Chonyto Warren Jody Garcia Lindo Snyder Toni Richard Terri Miller BASEBALLETTES Lourie Walker Loffle Harris Sherlfo Hill Dena Thompson Rhonda Brown PITCH OUT SUPPORT Bosebollettes originated three years ago when a group of girls decided to form a club where they could learn more about baseball and the skills that ore Involved. The first two years they served as bot girls and provided sideline support for the boys' baseball team. Lost year the girls felt that they hod learned the skills that were required to ploy. The girls played In non-league competition. and their record was 10-0. This year's team looks very promising with a considerable number of girls trying out. Row 1: Dena Thompson, Sherlfo Hill. Loffle Harris. Row 2: Mr. Escobedo. Lourie Walker. Toni Richard. Rhonda Brown. Row J: Tim Delpopo. Chonyto Warren. Lindo Synder. Lindo Carroll. 153 �EUCLIDEAN CLUB WE KNOW OUR ADDITION 69 + 694 This year East has produced a " new" club. The Euclidear Club meets each week under a new sponsor, Mr. Schraeder. It is composed of both East and Manual students. The students participatE In a Math Bowl and other activities throughout the year. The club competes in a national math league. Andy Hill was elected president for the 1980-81 year. Row 1: John Grlesz. Tom Munds. Andy Hill, Wayne Hill. Kevin Preblud, Dick ly1ord, Dove Cooper. Charlie Bruce. Row 2: Ken Tanaka, Joonno Hombidge. Ben Cooper. Kirk Jensen, John Hollister. Todd Goldberg. lyle Martine, Kristin Rogers. Ann Patterson. Row J : Peter Christy, Rhett Orlskovkls, Ed Erlchs. Brett Cunningham, Doug Kincaid, Craig Peno, Greg Kishlyomo, Tom Meyer, James Meschio, Mr. Schroeder, Sponsor. Rod LaMotte, Chris Goss. Lauro landrum. Ruth Adams. STAGE CREW BUILDS AUTHENTICITY IN STAGE PROPS The Stage Crew at East is an important port of the Drama presentations that are put on each year. The class meets each day and learns about the mechanics of lighting and curtain pulling. Before each assembly. concert. or play the students adjust the props and the lighting to meet the needs of the forthcoming event. Row 1: Debora Shepard. Vickie Fennell. Row 2: Constonlne Hrlstopoulos, Paulette Jennings, John Carlin. Krls limb. Row J: John Watkins, Chris Stacey. David Walker. Allen Mlms. 154 �PUSH/EXCEL The Push-Excel program is a 3 year pilot program at East. The philosophy behind the Push-Excel organization is that all students can learn. ought to learn. and must learn. Push-Excel is designed to promote opportunity. a positive learning atmosphere. motivation, and responsibility for students. To put the philosophy in practice, Push-Excel is convinced that the program is for all members of the community-not just educators - and they must commit themselves as c team. Each individual involved in the educational process Is responsible for creating a suitable environment for excellence - and each is able to PUSH just a little more. Dianne Houghtaling Teacher f Advisor PUSH FOR EXCELLENCE Sondra Dixon. Dwayne Byrd Senior Representatives Lindo Durrell. Trent Walker Junior Representatives Row 1: Helena Haynes. Row 2: LaDonlca Reed. Katrina Goode. Row :3: David Potts. Dwayne Byrd. 155 �VIC A PLAN FOR FUTURE Vocational Industrial Clubs of America unites all students In trade and industrial education in a common bond. In this club, students develop leadership abilities through participation in educational. vocational, recreational and civic activities. In VICA students plan together. and organize worthy activities and projects through the use of the democratic process. VICA also provides enthusiasm for learning by promoting high standards in trade, ethics, workmanship. scholarship and safety. Row 1: Darwin Grant. David Nelson. Steve Dar. Row 2: Com McGiumphy. Joan Holmes, Janis Chapman. Row 3: Stanley Judkins. Alphonso Clark. Row 4: P.uss Hayes. William Vaden, Thomas Mitchell. BSA PROVIDES TOGETHERNESS The Black Student Alliance is an organization that pulls students together through club activities. It also makes the student more aware of scholarships and plans for college. The club also participates in fundralslng and the Springfest. BSA is a club that is united in an effort to bring unity among .the clubs at East. L to P.: David Potts. Brett Burrell, De'Woyne Byrd. Korrlno Goode. Sondra Dixon. 156 �FHA IS "SEW" MUCH FUN FHA is a national organize. tlon whose goal is to help youth assume their roles in society in the areas of personal growth family life. and community involvement. This organization provides opportunities to plan and work with others. developing programs around their own needs and Interests. Members are encouraged to participate at regional. state, and national levels. Row 1: Koren Davis. April Shephard. Marianne Robinson. Paulette Jennings. Katrina Goode. VIC A STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE The symbolism of the VICA emblem: The shield represents patriotism The torch represents knowledge The orbital circles represent technol- ogy The gears represent the industrial society The hands represent youth. Row 1: Joe Archambault. Lorry Kirsten, Tim Campbell. Row 2: Sheila Bendixen, Dole Mostrude, Roberr Johnson Ill, Scorr Meyers. Row 3: William Middleton, Gerold Wilkins. Floyd Woods, Johnny Yeager, Steven Snedaker. 157 ���Varsity Footb II "VARSITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS PUNT AROUND!" looking forward to an outstanding season, the football team began their Intense practices before most students were thinking about returning to school. Those long hours of practice paid off as the 1980 football season began. Meeting Mont. bello, the newest Denver school, the Angels were victorious, 23-7. In the second game of the season, the Angels met the South Rebels and advanced their record to 2.0 with a 22-15 victory. After amassing a record of 3-0 with a victory over lincoln, 25-8. the Angels met with a series of difficult defeats. Although the 1980 football team did not fare as well as expected, the unity and devotion to East football made this year a unique start for the 80's. 160 �161 �Row 1: Dill Middleton. Nathaniel Howard. Dorin Daker, Chris Gantz. William Vaden. Marc Drodnax. Kevin Ml1an. Woodie Danner. lannell McGee. Ruben Hodge. Row 2 : David Polls. Rick Janulewicz. Dilly Kelilholokal. James Anderson. Alton Anderson. Ted Pascoe. Martin Davidson. Robert VIcars. Scoll Randolph. Peter Dand. Randy Jones. lorenzo Roland. Rod Dald n . Row 3: Coach Rlsall. Clem Hall. Coach Severtson. David Collins. Travis Fisher. Jeff Mathews, Robert Sml!h. Robert Reavey, DeWayne Jackson. Millon Norton. James Meadows. Coach Craig. Frank Snyder. Paul Derdahl, Perer Chrisry. Michael Wallace. Erik Paulsen. Chris Stacey. Darry Whitworth, Coach Dess. Coach Nicholson • •• �Jr. Varsity Row 1: John Larkins. Randy Hurst. Billy Mason. Chris Henderson. Angelo Chavez. David Lewis. Kevin Polk. Allen Smith. John Carlin. Steve Hunnicur. Row 2: Robert Pigford, Hugh Boyle, Monty Hansen. Brion Bolden. Srocy Brown. John Donohue, Peter Rundle!, Burch Harrison. Brion Maxwell, Wayne Vaden. Row J , Coach Craig , Jimmy Miller, David Weiss. AI Wills, Mourerho Hall. Jimmy Calhoun. Carl Bend1xen, David Hollomon, Brad Grunt, Eric Cawthon. Jeffry Penn. Mark Mllenkovlc. Coach Bess. "J.V FOOTBALL HAS ITS UPS AND DOWNS" The junior varsity football team. under Coach Don Bess. was a smaller team than usual this year which may have accounted for their losing season. Coach Roger Craig said that if the players grew and improved their strength and quickness, the prospects for next year looked good. Outstanding players such as Eugene Harrison. Jeff Penn, Huey Boyle and AI Wills contributed greatly to the team, and with the rest of the players showed spirit and determination. 163 �Homecoming Game "EAST COMEBACK FALLS SHORT." The 1980 East High Homecoming football game was played on Saturday. October 18. The Angels took on a much stronger Manual Thunderbolt team. The disappointed Angels were defeated 16-7. The Angels defense gave away points early in the game as Manual scored the first touchdown as a result of an intercepted pass. The turning point of the Angels' downfall was the inability of the offense to sustain a drive. 164 �165 �Men's Soccer Row 1: Mark Costello. Mike Node. John Hollister. Kevin Preblud. Mgr .. Steve Dell. Jon Goldin. Steve Gonzales. Row 2: Kent Node. Lorry Konkol. J.D. Schramm. Skip Jefferson. Andy Hill. Ken Cozard. Todd Celio. Steve Konkol. Jim McDonald. Row J : John Huffer, Den Cooper. Dick Lyford. Dana Howe. coach. Dove Cooper. Tom Munds. Wayne Hill. John Petersen. not shown: Dove Hoskins. 166 �"VARSITY SOCCER IS A KICK I" With a large number of returning players from last year, the 1980 East varsity soccer team had a great season to look forward to. The addition of new coach Dana Howe was also a bright spot for the team. The team started out strong. tying number one ranked Kennedy, 1-1. and beating Thomas Jefferson. 2-1. Montbello. 6-0. and Lincoln. 2-1. But. numerous injuries in the Lincoln game led to a mediocre finish for the powerful team. Despite the injuries. the team finished in second place in the Denver Prep League. the best finish in the history of East High soccer. The team will be losing some extremely strong seniors. but the prospects are high for another great season next year. 167 �168 �J.V. Soccer " J. V . SOCCER HEADING THE RIGHT WAY" This year's junior varsity team was quite successful with a record of 4 wins, 1 loss. 2 ties. Consisting of mainly sophomores and a few juniors, the juniors provided the experience needed to win and the sophomores provided the hustle and desire. Outstanding players included Todd Rocchio and Dean Campbell. Row 1: Reid Phillips. Ken Cozard. Dob McDonald. Peter Murane. Row 2: T. Maurico. Perry Towsrick . Matt Cohen. Reed Taylor. Greg Ewing. Dean Hermanspan. K1rk Jensen Row J : Todd Rocchio. Craig Norman. Ricky Auer Dill Clymer. Parker Drophy. Sean Murphy. Aaron Male. 169 �Women's Swimming Row 1: Mary O'Leary, Coach Russ Low. Sarah lllyrhe. Kyle Beckler. Amy Nosh. Row 2: Robin Clark. Korhy Oliver, Shonno Sreorns. Renore Schmid!, Amy Knudson, Krlsrln Barley Shown Murphy. Row .:J: Dorey Yorrlngron. Nancy Damore Joan Glivar. llll Yomomora. Susan Kilfoyle . Row 4: Jill Johnsran. Teresa Fiedler. Sibyl F'ronkenburg. Krls Madsen. Krlsrl Jackson. Krisren F'lrzgerold. Jill Chipman, Taml Graham. Kirsren Den, Cary Lyford. 170 �"SWIMMERS KNOW ALL THE STROKES!" The 1980 Girls swim team. coached by Russ Law, finished the season with a 7-2 record. and a third place finish in the city league meet. The only defeats suffered during the season came at the hands of powerhouses Lincoln and Kennedy. while the highlights of the season included a first time ever victory over Thomas Jefferson 97-71. Displaying unity seldom seen in other sports. Captain Robin Clark provided the necessary leadership. State qualifiers included seniors Amy Nash, Mary O'Leary. Renate Schmidt and sophomore Cary Lyford. Hard work, determination, and long hours of practice made the girls a dynamic team characteristic of the longstanding tradition of girls swimming. �Men's Golf Row 1: Paul Keefe. Steve Madson. Row 2: Tony Splk s, Jeff Carr. Row J : Richard Dowdell. Steve Rose. Peter Groff. "GOLF FITS EAST TO A TEE!" The 1980 Golf team has the intensity. the steady eye and the superior concentration it takes for effective golf competition. Finishing first in city, Steve Madsen. Jeff Carr, Peter Groff, and Tony Spikes qualified for state. However, due to an error in scores. the team was disqualified from the competition. Marked improvement in the last several years shows that golf will be on active part of East athletics for o long time. 172 �Cross Country "SEE HOW THEY RUN!" This year's cross country team established many firsts under Coach Gene Cisneros. For the first time In D.P.S. history, a cross country team swept both varsity and junior varsity in district competition. Outstanding runners, sophomore William Yearby, and junior Mike Freeburn, bettered the old school record of 16:55 for the three mile distance. Cross Country is a sport on the rise. Row 1: (Girls varsity) Terri Milke. Allison Hogan. Jane Short. Carol lewis. Megan Kinsman. laura landrum. Tracy Hill, Lori Swanson. Signe Gould. Row 2: (Bays " C ' Team) Charles Campbell. Ken Herron. Arvin Nelson. Tom Meyer, Jim Johnson. Row 3 : (Boys "B" Team) Joy Johnson, Wayne Vaden. More Armas. Anthony Jenkins. Ed Bufford. Andrew Clardy, Aaron Martin. Row 4: (Boys " A " Team) William Yearby. Dwayne Byrd. Kirk Cohen. Marc Stanley, Mike Freeburn. Hugh Wilburn. Todd Washington. 173 �Women's Gymnastics " WARM UP WITH A G Y MNASTI" Poise, perfection and excellence, the epitme of the 1980 East gymnastics team. Once gain, the team, coached by Cathy Hayes. roduced first rate athletes. continuing their ominance over other Denver schools. With nly one league loss to George Washington. 151 . ~5 to 150.85, the Angel gymnasts had reason to be proud of their achievements. finishing second in city. Outstanding gymnasts included sophomores Lanette Skoglund and Dawn Tate; unlors Vicente Berdahl, Linda Bennett and Kim Syptak; and senior Jenni Stevens. In the last meet of the season against Lincoln. the East gymnasts scored a record high 154 points. the highest recorded score in the Denver Public Schools this year. With the strong nucleus of sophomores and juniors. the 1981 gymnastics team has only the best to look forward to. 174 �Row 1: Coach Karhy Hayes. Robin Brown. Cory King. Jenni 5revens. Vicenra Berdahl. Jenny Sracey, Randy Navarro. Coach Tim Fry. Row 2: Down Tare. Jamie Phillips. Linda Bennerr. Aimee laPerriere. Cheryl Marrin, Michelle Milonas. lanelle Skoglund. Mi~sle Deuel. Kim Syprak. �Men's • ennts "TENNIS PLAYERS GET INTO THE SWING OF THINGS" This year's tennis team. under the direction of second year Coach Rasmusson. faulted Into a disappointing season with a final record of 5 wins and 4 losses. which left the team in fourth place In the Denver Prep League standings. slipping a place from last year. Though as a team. their season was bleak. some players finished with outstanding records in their own divisions. Junior Greg Bomgaars. number two singles player. finished the season in second place. Though the team loses seniors Vance Alkire, Steve Burkhardt. Mark Goldstein, and Ken Libonati. Coach Rasmusson plans for a strong rebound for next year y,;ith Juniors Greg Bomgaars. Bill Burton, Bo Llbonati. and Chris Thorne. Coach Rasmusson plans to have his East High Netters on top of the Denver Prep League standings next year. where they belong. 176 �Row 1: Mark Goldstein. Mike Shan. Vance Alkire, Greg Bomgaars. Steve Durkhardt. Phil Wuthier. Row 2: Ted Cook. Christopher Meyer, Tom Tholen. John Gracy. Ned Norman. Ken Libonati, Coach Rasmusson. Chris Thorne. Bo Ubonati. Chip Diane. Kevin Childress. 177 �• Women's Volleyball Row 1: Lauro Davidson, Margaret Mejia. Teresa Holmes. Heidi Whalen. Holly Hoskins. Paulo Gallegos. Farah Hodion. Julie Sreuorr. Row 2. Mary Chose. Anno Holm, Sherr! Hayward. Maggie Chose. Row ~: Tim Delpopo (monog r). Laurel Rhodes. Julie Coxe loneze Rountree. Tracey Bishop. Sheila MacDonald. Jon Redwine. Coach Fair 178 �"VOLLEYBALL PLA YEP.S KNOW HOW TO OUMPI" Sportsmanship. a touch of class. and determination proved the key to a fifth place finish In the league this year as the 1980 volleyball team spiked their way to victory. With the outstanding teamwork exhibited by seniors Maggie Chose. Julie Coxe. and assistance from junior Laurel Rhodes. the Angel volleyball team improved their lost season's record. Always steadily improving. the 1980 volleyball points to a sign of the times - a league championship is just around the corner. 179 �MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY EAST 1st WASHINGTON 3rd MANUAL: 2nd EAST 1st liNCOLN 1st WEST 3rd EAST 3rd KE EDY 2nd SOUTH 3rd TJ 4th EAST 1st MONTDELLO 2nd NORTH 3rd VARSITY SOCCER 1st IN DISTRICTS EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST -o .... 0 0 .D 1 2 6 2 JFK TJ MONTBELLO AL NORTH WEST MANUAL GW SOUTH 5 2 3 3 2 1 1 0 1 3 3 1 0 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY EAST EAST EAST EAST 1st WASHING TON 3rd MANUAL 2nd 2nd LINCOLN 1st WEST 3rd 1st KENNEDY 2nd SOUTH 3rd TJ 4th 1st MONTDELLO 2nd NORTH 3rd 1st IN DISTRICTS (J) .... 2nd IN CITY 0 u "' ~ MEN'S GOLF WOMEN'S SWIMMING EAST OVER MONTDELLO BY FORFEIT EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 116 113 109 81 74 97 106 107 3rd IN CITY 180 NORTH WEST MANUAL AL JFK TJ SOUTH GW 41 22 62 92 98 71 58 49 EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 6 6 4 6 6 6 6 2 5 NORTH MONTDELLO MANUAL AL GW JFK WEST TJ SOUTH 2nd IN DISTRIGS 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 1 �VARSITY MEN'S TENNIS EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 5 3 7 3 7 7 3 1 7 JFK TJ MO TDELLO NO TH AL WEST MA UAL GW SOUTH EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 2 4 0 4 0 0 4 6 0 OTDALL 23 22 25 14 6 7 0 6 ~8 7 MONTOELLO SOUTH AL TJ JFK MANUAL GW WEST NORTH TIED FOR 4th IN CITY WOMEN'S VOLLEYDALL EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 5th IN CITY 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 1 2 2 2 2 NORTH TJ AL GW SOUTH JFK MONTOELLO NORTH AL MANUAL GW JFK WEST 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 WOMEN 'S GYMNASTICS EAST OVER MONTOELLO BY FORFEIT EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 126.00 146.05 140.00 136.00 139.00 151.85 150.85 154.00 NORTH TJ MANUAL SOUTH WEST JFK GW AI 62.00 78.10 115.00 120.00 79.00 147.05 151.35 120.00 2nd IN CITY 181 �Varsity Basketball Row 1: Marc Drodnax. Druce Schlagel. Todd Washlngron . Row 2: DeWayne Jackson. Drerr Cunningham . Kevin Childress. Dwayne Dyrd. Row J: Ken libanarl. Do libonari, Roy Crockerr. Nick Debayzer, Coach Cisneros. Nor shown: Dwayne Cirizen. Kirk Cohen 182 �"EAST ANGELS SHOW THEIR STUFFI" The 1980-81 East varsity basketball team, coached by Gene Cisneros. is recovering from last year's period of transition. For each game this year, East put a strong team on the court. This year's team wasn't blessed with height. but was certainly blessed with speed. East's inexperience did not affect their play and as a result they competed with G.W .. J.F.K .. and T.J. for the top spots in the league. The biggest factor in their successful season was their organization and unselfishness. East played as a balanced and disciplined team all season. Seniors Marc Brodnax, DeWayne Jackson. Ken Libonati and Dwayne Byrd helped East to the completion of a successful season. �184 �The philosophy of developing the J.V. for the varsity basketball team at East Is on Important one for coaches to follow. The opportunity for sophomores and juniors to ploy on the team is on Important foetor in the experience of the varsity squad. With this philosophy. Coach Cisneros hopes to build winning teams of the future. L..R. Dotfom Row: William Yearby Wayne Vaden. AI Wills. David Hollman Orion Colden. Todd Washington. AI Ragland. L.-R. Top Row· Mourletho Hall. Steve Crockell. Jimmy Miller Jim Cromer, Tyrone Mock. Druce Schlagel Coach Walker 18') �Women's Basketball Row 1: Coach Fair, Jeono Davis. Michelle Moore, Vyrondo Jordon. Tommi Graham. Hannah Smirh. Row 2: Paulo Gallegos, Cherie Knlghr Krisrel Delph. Jane Shorr. Juho Wurhier Kyle Dec ler. Julie Coxe • • 186 �''FEMALE CAGERS WISH THROUGH DPS!" The East High School Girl's Varsity Basketball team hod on outstanding season this year. Outstanding players included junior. Michelle Moore. o strong defensive player. who averaged 21 points o game; Jane Short. junior the leading rebounder with o scoring overage of 15 points o game; and junior. Cherie Knight, who provided tremendous defensive ability. According to Coach Mock Fair. "The team played well together and was very well balanced." The toughest league competition for the team was T.J. Showing extraordinary team ploy and outstanding individual ploy, in the first round. the girls were victorious 75-67. With o strong junior nucleus. the Angels ore confident of Row 1: Yvette Lopez. Holly Hoskins. Row 2: Trocl Groff, Par Johnson. Sora Pockineou. Coach Esco Colhio Redwine, Morgarer Mej ia Terri Mrller. Row J , Tim Delpopo Lindo Dunring Janel Redwine Lauro Davidson Sheila MocDon. ald. Telemmio Jackson Decky MacDonald. Laurel Rhodes Tomml Graham. Shonlo Dawson. Alron Dillard. 187 �Men's Swimming Row 1: Hed Horman. Mike Pittam, Adrian Lovato, Robert Griggs. Row 2: Ron Lovato. Chris Fedde, Joe Florez. Hugh Doyle, Dutch End rleln; Manager, Jackie Sharpe. Row J , Greg Martin. W'olrer Duhaime. Jeff deW'ispeloere. AI Grossman. Mark Stanley, Dole Embleton, Andy Qu ntono, Arvin Helson. Coach Russ low. 188 �"DANGEROUS WHE WET!" This season the East swimmers put together one of the best teams in y ors. Vigorous practices accompanied by a tough weight lifting program contributed greatly to this season's success. With only a 16-mon squad. Coach Low felt weight lifting was the only way to get the extra strength the team needed. With outstanding performances by co-captains Andy Quintana and Alex Grossman, the team placed well In the city meet. Other outstanding swimmers Included juniors Ned Norman and Mike Pittam and sophomore Hugh Doyle. 189 �Varsity Wrestling ''EAST WRESTLERS PIN 'EM DOWN!" One of the more exciting and rarely attended athletic events at East is varsity wrestling. Coach Bess. although not a teacher at East. has managed to bring the team together through hard work and determination. Individually. each wrestler must maintain strict weight control and an excellent physical conditioning program. Their excellent physical conditioning is evident during their long and strenuous six-minute matches. This year's team was led by seniors John Jones. James Anderson and Martin Davidson and by sophomores Adam Kelly and Charlie Bruce. Even though they suffered through a lot of injuries this season. next year's team will hopefully compete for the city title. �Row 1: Andrew Clardy. Charles Bruce, Sean Hoffer, Loren Sm1rrick. Hilb.rr Smith Coach Don Bess. Row 2 Morfin Davidson, James Anderson . Rodgers Yarborough Rod Embry, Adam Kelley. Row J : Ed Murone. Ken Horton. John Carlin. Erik Stork. Mark Armas. Row 4.· Gregg Grimes Jeff Mathews, David Hart, John Jones. Golen Dol. �MEN'S SWIMMING MEN'S WRESTLING E E E E 42 E 9 E 12 South 18 JFK 53 West 54 E 15 E 26 E 59 E 49 E 19 Montbello 41 GW 39 TJ 6 North 20 AI. 45 80 54 124 GW 87 TJ 115 West 5 -o 'E 91 North E 81 Montbello E 81 JFK E 100 Manual E 69 AL 81 20 87 64 97 0 0 .D (I) '- 0 u ~ E 87 South 77 E 5th DPS Relays E 3rd DPS "0" E 192 4th DP "A" E 40 E 7th Manual 18 DPS " A" �WOMEN'S DASKETDALL E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E 48 AL 54 South 67 North 38 JFK 63 51 81 73 77 63 55 38 64 103 55 84 65 81 58 4J 44 37 West 23 GW 50 Montbello 39 TJ 65 Manual 44 AL 41 South 45 North 26 JFK 30 West 21 GW 61 Montbello 37 TJ 51 Manual 49 Co-Champions MEN'S DASKETDALL E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E 55 52 70 51 72 West 56 66 GW 54 AL South North JFK 58 Montbello 63 TJ 58 Manual 67 AL 54 South 67 North 55 JFK 70 West 72 50 50 44 4th 49 43 67 62 68 68 60 GW 44 49 76 73 58 70 Montbello 90 TJ 48 46 Manual DPS 193 �Women's Soccer One afternoon, In the spring of "81". I wandered down a street in front of a big red building. Off to my left there was a large green field. I had some time to spare, so I walked over to the field to check out a group of girls who seemed to be playing a game. The first thing I noticed was they all kept running up and down this field. They were chasing a little white ball with black designs on lt. My attention was drawn to one girl that was dressed different from the others. She must have done something wrong because she was standing all by herself in a net house. It would never provide much protection in a rainstorm, as It was full of holes. The other girls punished her by trying to kick the ball into her house. However, she was determined to keep the ball out. She jumped and dove, yet sadistically threw the ball back to them. She was allowed to hold the ball In her hands. unlike the others. I noticed that some of the girls were friendlier than others, helping the poor girl by kicking the ball to the other end of the field. Their quest for the ball seemed futile though, because everytime they would get It, they would quickly pass it to someone else. When they succeeded In manueverlng the ball into the house, some of the girls jumped up and down and hugged each other, while others hung their heads In shame. All along I did not notice that there was another house with a girl in it at the opposite end of the field. Perhaps the reason I did not notice her sooner was because she was protective and did not let the ball even get near her house. The game seemed to end as others left the field. So did I, looking elsewhere for something to occupy my time. 194 �Row 1: Treeso Zirkelbach. Lindo Durrel. Annie Morrelon. Sibyl Fronkenburg. Kim Syptok mgr•• Corrie Lyford, Dorey Yarrington. Rochoel Gordon. LoDonico Reed. Jayne Wallingford. Row 2: Kristin Rogers. Jennifer MocForlone, Chris Schmidt, Edie Dulockl, Joon Gllvor. Renate Schmidt. Anno Holm. Shonto Dawson. Genevieve Poucel, Kim Oliver. Erin Dolley. Row .:l: Coach Drownell, Lourie Smith. Gino Aldrich. Jennifer Chipman. Lorraine Olander, Felicia Ashby, Sheila MocDonold. Jill Chipman. Llzz Clymer. Moriso Forland. not shown: Asst. coach Howe, Kathleen Holey, Holly Hoskins. Morcle Moore. �Track Row 1: lorne Smlllick. Andrew Clordy. Hilbert Smith. William Vaden. Wayne Voden . Robert Sm1th, Eddie Rice. Row 2 , Lauro Harbin. Keshlo Nolan. lonnell McGee. Woodie Bonner. John Chapman. Jerry Pocklneou. William Yearby. DeWoyne Jackson. James Maxwell. Clarke Hill. Lorin Wlese-monoger. Row J: Cooch Williams. Cooch Walker. Mark Stanley, John Robnett, Mike Freeburn. Pot Embleton. Erik Poulson. Jeff Matthews. Milton Norton. Hugh Wilburn. Curtis Miller, Greg Grimes. Chris Gantz. Dill Kelllholokol. 196 �I found myself walking down a narrow dirt road. I was wondering why there was no traffic when I noticed lots of young people In shorts with muscular legs rushing past me. Once again, I was fascinated as they all seemed to have a specific destination. Some continued to run freely, others proceeded over obstacles, much like fences. Still others moved Into grass fields where they picked up heavy cannonball-like and frisbee-like objects and threw them with all their strength. Soon I saw a group of them lining up. They all crouched down as If to avoid being seen. Suddenly a man shot a gun and they ran frightfully for their Jives. Strangely enough, they all seemed to be seeking a piece of ribbon stretched across the road ahead. Obviously the most frightened runner broke the riboon, which ended the mysterious hunt. A short time later, the man with the gun ordered some helpers to put fences across the road. Then another group lined up In the same position. When the gun went off, instead of going around the fences the people jumped over them. After seeing four or five fences knocked over, I decided some of them might have been better off going around. While these events were going on other people stood around a long sandbox. Each individual stood at a white line and suddenly threw himself into the sand landing with his head forward. The last event I noticed was the most Interesting of all. An individual would run down a narrow road with a stick twice his height. He darted down towards a high bar supported by two poles. Instead of going under it, he stuck his long pole into a hole In the road and bounded up over the fence with all his weight on the flimsy pole. In the air, he threw the pole backward and rolled on his back landing on a large mattress. If I had done that. I would have just passed out on the mattress. Even though their actions seemed strange to me, I had to respect them for their endless endurance. Row 1: Tywona Carroll. TJ JAckson. Row 2: Angela Do ln. Katy Durns. Jamie Phillips. Lauro Landrum. Tracey Hill. Row :J: Heather Frazier. Sorlefta Shead. Kristel Delph. Vyronda Jordon. Melonie Stephem. Row 4_. Coach Howell. Angelo Thomas. Tamle Mebane, Dortonya Thompson. 197 �Men's Baseball P.ow 1: Tom Tholen. Rob Vicars. More Orodnox. Dorin Doker. Rod Bolden. Greg Domgaars. Mike McGuire. Marcus Smith. P.ow 2: Coach Rasmussen. Jock Gookin. Drett Cunningham. Travis Fisher. Do Libonatl. Frank Snyder, Kevin Childress. Eric Stoffel. Steve Burkhardt, Coach Severtson. Not shown: Druce Egloff. Phil Wuthier. 198 �I witnessed an extraordinary event the other day. I daresoy a battle. I was walking through a park when I noticed a crowd cheering. Being curious, I wandered over to witness the proceedings. There was a large diamond-shaped dirt field with a white mat at each corner. The central mat seemed to be the "home base" and was guarded by a man wearing protective equipment. He was crouched over It, and was backed up by a man in black wearing protective equipment, too. There was a man guarding each mat with an extra man between the second and third mat. There were three men who kept aloof in the background far behing the mats. They must have been exiled from the proceedings. There was also a man In black next to each mat. The two central figures In the scene seemed to be a man with a large stick, standing facing the field, and about sixty teet away, on a mound of dirt, another man with a round white object. I was confused for a minute until the man on the mound started to dance and then abruptly threw the white object at the man with the stick. I guess the man with the stick was supposed to hit the object back to the people in the field; if missed, the man guarding that mat caught the ball and threw it back to the man on the mound of dirt. This went on until the man with the stick missed three times or hit the object. If he succeeded in hitting the object, he ran to the mat on his right hoping to arrive before the object. If the object got to the mat first, the man was yelled at and had to hang his head and walk back to his shelter. Sometimes when the man was yelled at, a small fat man ran from the shelter and yelled at the man in black; this was followed by the kicking of dirt and hand gestures by the little man until he returned to the shelter. After this, another man with a stick came up to the central mat. When both sides had a chance to throw objects and swing sticks. a score was displayed. A team scored when a man ran around the whole perimeter and touched each mat. The end seemed to come when everybody rushed out onto the field. even those who had been in the. shelter all the time. I had trouble figuring out the logic of those actions but the crowd was so frenzied that someone must have done something right. Row 1: Mike Short, Gregg Schiff, Jim Johnson. Peter Rundell, Randy Herst, 0111 Wolters. Orad Anderson. Row 2: Coach Escobedo. Scoll Hamilton, Steve Kirby. Curt lambert, Tom Meyer. Paul Keefe. Tom May. Rob Griggs. 199 �Men's Gymnastics 200 My curiosity led me Inside the red brick building. Standing in the hallway I could hear applause followed by a long period-of silence. I walked toward the end of the hallway. I entered a big gymnasium where there were two groups of young men. Each group wore identical tight stretch pants and shirts. A large mot was on the floor and at either end of the mat sat two men behind desks. One of the men behind the desk waved to an anxious young man who immediately started to jump on the mat, throwing himself on It and jerking about In peculiar motions. When he finished, the crowd applauded and the men behind the desk held up two cords. One read seven and the other six. Obviously the men were rating the young men on a scale of 1-10. I noticed then that some of the young men were playing leapfrog over a padded bench In order to obtain more numbers, hopefully to raise their total number to find out who was the perfect ten. There seemed to be four other ways in which to add to their scores. One was swinging around on a metal bar. Another was swinging on two rings trying not to get tangled In the ropes. The other two events also involved swinging. One was two bars of even height that the young men swung between. The other was a bench with handles that they held on to while they swung their legs around. After everybody tried to get the top score, I noticed that all the men In red and white rated a ten. They were all very happy but all I had to say was they were real swingers. �.Row 1: Dole Embleton. Joe Deleon. Steve Gonzales. Eloy Dorelo . .Row 2, Corey King . Derek Duncan. Eric Drown. Korhy Hayes. Coach. Kenny Loving . Thanh Nguyen. Orion Maxwell . .Row J : Joe Florez. Aaron Morrin. Todd Pepin. 201 �LaCrosse After being inside for a while, I decided to go for a walk in the park across the street. What I saw seemed to be a group of street gangs with different color shirts designating which gang they belonged to. I sat down and what unfolded before my eyes was the most unusual gang fight I ever saw. The two gangs were similarly armed with long poles with a net on the end and 1:1 helmet on their heads. The territory was staked out for the boundaries of the fight with white lines and a little net house at each end. The houses were similar to ones that I saw in the game that the girls played across the street. They seemed to have the same purpose. that of punishment. The fight was also similar to the other game in many ways. The two gangs ran up and down the field towards the man in the punishment house. They flicked their poles at each other: I didn't understand why until I saw they were tossing a small round ball back and forth. As they ran towards the man being punished. they tried to fling the ball into his house. This made no sense as the man had no windows to break. The fights seemed to be more of a mix between an allout gang fight and a game. It was the violence that assured me it was a fight. The poles were lethal weapons used against an opposing gang member. The helmet was the only thing that prevented the opponent's head from being crushed. At times brutal fights broke out between the meaner and nastier opponents. Kicking. pole swinging. and even fists were used. Finally I could watch no more: three minutes was more than enough. 202 �Aow 1: Dill O 'DonnelL Tom Denlghr, Mike Cole. John O'DonnelL Gil Smllh. Steve Rogers. Dob Druhn. Peter Murone Clint Thompson. John Doyle. Aow 2: Skip McCiolre. Durke McHugh. Greg Alexander, Don Riley. Porker Brophy. Dove Lefrln, VIrgil Dorrell. \VIII Joseph. Perry Towsrick. Colin Lewis. John Nieland. Aow J.• Eddie Monetls. Steve Knowlton . Dill Pounl. Mark Costello. Steve Meyers. Joe Morrern. Dob Gosselin, Paul Derdohl. Chris White Com McClaren. Scorr Randolph. Dill Maresh. Peter Cleworrh. Jim Cromer. Allen Paron, Jon Dorocos. coach . Nor shown: Peter Christy, Ted Pascoe. �Women's Tennis Although I was running out of time, there was one more group that had aroused my curiosity, so I decided to take a look. The action began when four girls positioned themselves on a square of green pavement with high fences surrounding It, probably so they wouldn't escape. They paired off and separated into their own painted boxes divided by a net. Clutched tightly In their fist was their attacking device and shield all in one. Some wore funny half hats and oil wore short dresses that didn't even hide their white frilly underwear. They also wore socks with miniature tennis balls hooked to the back of their matching shoes and bands of cloth around their wrists and foreheads. (this garb must have been some sort of new fad or religious tradition.) The girls ran around the court brandishing their weapons. posing for each other. Now and then. they hit a ball over the net in order to distract their enemy. If one of the girls missed the ball accidentally. she would become red- faced and angrily throw her weapon on the ground. Throughout the entirety of this battle, there were flourescent green and orange fuzzy balls scattered all over the green pavement, although only one ball was used at a time. One further strange observation I made was that though the girls hit the ball back and forth in hate. they occasionally spoke of "love." This sport only served to baffle me further: therefore. after a long day of observing what other people do In their spare time, I headed home to piece it all together. 204 �Aow 1; Koren Jom1eson. Pauline Mejia, Shelly Vigil, Mary Chose. Aow 2, Coach Keiser. Maggie Chose. Kyle Beckler. P.enee Seney, Karle Hire. Ann O ' Fallon, Mario Joyce. Shari Miles. Julie Steuart. Margaret Mejia. 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Tom Borth. Jeonelle: 17 Barron. Alice: 17 146 Batson, Golen Bayless. Virgil Beaird, Mary: 18 Beckle r. Kyle : 18. 150. 170, 186 Bengston. Jennifer Benjamin. Kimberly: 18. 147 Berdahl. Paul: 18, 135, 162 Berger. Lauro Bernstein. Jo Ann: 18. 128 Biagi. Gino Bichler. Deborah: 18 Blerschonk. Crls: 18. 140 Bishop. Tracy: 18. 110. 111. 178 Blackmon. Lisa Bloke. Craig Blythe. Sarah: 18. 126. 170 Bolden. Roderick: 18. 162 Bond. Peter: 18. 162 Bonner, Vickie Boucher. Elizabeth: 18. 146 Bouton. Lourie: 19 Bowman, Andre Brocton. Mike Brame, Karla: 19 Brent. John: 19. 13::1, 134 Bretz. Krolg: 132 Brlkovskls. Rhell: 19. 150. 154 Brisco. Lenny Brodnax. More: 19. 110. 111. 162. 182 Broils. John Brown, Michael Brown, Robin: 19. 13::1. 134. 150. 175 Brown. Stephany: 19, 132, 150 Buckerr. Troy Buckner. Donna: 19 Bunton, Breit Burkhardt, Steven: 19. 177 Burns. Catherine: 19. 108. 114. 146 Burrell. Breit: 19. 156 Byrd. Dwayne: 19. 155, 156, 173. 182 Byrd, Sanford Cabell. Leigh: 20 Cage. Lonlce: 20. 112. 137, 147 Calloway. Theodore Campbell. Timothy: 20. 106. 156 Ca rr. Gregory: 20 Carr. Jeffrey: 20, 172 Carrasco, Desiree : 20 Corral. Beaumont: 20, 116 Corter. Antolnerre Corter. Billy Correr. James: 13::1. 134 Cassidy. Michael Corolinl. Jennifer Covill, Clint Cello. Todd: 20. 166 Chose. Margaret: 20. 178 Chavez. James Cheadle. Cynthia : 20, 135 Cheotom. Tracie : 20 Chipman. Jennifer: 138. 140 Choquelle. Soro y o Clark. Lonnie : 20 Clark. Pamela: 21 Clark. Robin: 21. 140. 150. 170 Cleworth, Pete r: 2 1. 138 Collins. David: 21. 138. 162 Cook, Margaret: 21. 128. 146, 150 Cooper. David: 21. 150. 154, 166 Costello. Mark: 21. 166 Coxe. Julio: 21. 150. 178. 186 Cromer. Jeff: 21 Cruz. James: 21 Cruz. Lisa: 151 Currington. Srocy: 21 Dahlstrom, John Dolley, Erin: 22. 137. 150 Daniels. Mary Davidson. Morrin: 22. 162. 191 Davis. Jeono: 186 Debuyzer. Nicholas: 182 Deherrera, Leslie Delrchmon. Arleen Delpopo. Timothy: 22. 178. 187 Deming. Taro DeRose Jr.. Dominic: 22 DeWispeloere. Jeffrey: 22. 132. 149 Dill. Gregory: 22 Dillard, Alton: 22. 130, 132. 187 Dixon. Lisa Dixon. Sondra: 22. 156 Doon. Hgo Dock. Robyn: 22 Dowdell, Richard: 172 Drummond. Brion: 22. 115 Duhaime, Woller: 22. 137 Duncan. Derek Dunn. Sheila DuPont, Stephanie: 22 Eoly. Cecilia: 132 Egloff. Deborah: 23 Ellis. Ellen Embleton. Dole: 23 Evans. Cheryl: 110. 147 Ewing. Peter: 23 Forland, Corrie: 23 Feder. Amy: 23. 141. 150 Felecos. Paul: 115. 116. 117 Fiscus. Benjamin Fisher. Travis: 23. 162 Flerry. Beth eo Flores, Cheryl: 23. 140, 150 Franklin. Debra Franklin. Jim: 23. 149 Gallegos, Georglonn: 23 Gamble, Chandra Gantz. Christopher: 106, 126. 156 Gordner. Kevin: 140, 146 Gory. Renoro: 23 Gladden, David Godec. Judy: 23. 1::17 Goldsreln. Mark: 177 Gonzales. Patricio 23. 106 Goode, Korrlno: 24. 155. 156. 157 ;.ookln. Jock Gordon. Ronnerro: 24. 105. 117 Graham. Steven: 24 Grossman. Christine: 24. 130, 1::12 Griggs, Cello: 24 Grimes, Sharon: 115 Groff. Peter: 24. 110. 111. 172 Grossman II. Alex: 24. 1::17 Guinn. Stuorr: 24. 108, 130. 132. 134. 1::15. 146, 150 Hadley. Lisa: 24 Haines. Chad: 12::1 Hall. Jeff: 24 Hall. Vicki: 24 Hall Jr.• Clem Homburg. Therese: 24 Hamby. Brooke: 25. 141 Homlllon, Denise: 25 Hammond, John Hampton, Jennifer: 25. 1::12 Horolobopoulo. Bill Hardimon. Robin Hardy. Anrlonelle: 25 Harris. Volere: 25, 105, 122. 128. 138. 139 Hart. David: 25 . 191 Hartnell, Tlmorh Harvey, Roslyn: 25. 110. 111. 112. 147 Hathaway, Joe Havens. Lisa Hayward. Sherrl: 25. 106. 141. 178 Hazan. Uri: 25 Hemphill. Alan: 25 Herbold. Gregory: 25 Herrero. Eddie Herron. Sharon: 25, 150 Hey. Todd: 26 Higgs. Lisa Higgs. Michael Hill. Andrew: 26. 126. 150. 154. 166 Hlnchllff. Robin: 26 Hlte, Kothrlne: 26. 126, 14o;" 150 Ho. Nom: 26 Hodgkinson. Scorr Holmes. Teresa: 26 Hoogstrote, Jennifer 105, 114. 138, 146, 150 Hopkins. Dwayne: 26 Hopkins. Sondra: 26, 150 Horsley. Betsey: 26. 114. 146 Hoskins. David: 26. 166 Hosterrer. Kurt: 26 Howard. Norhonlel: 27. 162 Hrlstopoulos. Constant!: 154 Huo. Hoo Hundon, Lindo Hull, Adrian: 27 Hullon. Angelo: 27 Huynh. Thlnh Hynes. Bill ichlshlto, Dietz: 27. 13::1. 150 Isaak. Daniel: 27. 150 Iverson. Felton Jackson. DeWoyne: 146, 162. 182 Jackson. Judy: 27 Jackson. Randy Jackson. Willie Jennings. Poulelle: 27. 154. 157 Johnson, Je nnifer: 27 Johnson. Michael Johnson, T.J. Johnson. Sheldon: 13::1. 1::14 Johnson, Robert: 157 Johnston. William: 27 Jones. Bridget: 28 Jones. John: 13::1. 191 Jones. Koren: 28. 112. 147 Jones, Melanie : 28 Jordon. Timothy: 28 Jordon. Vyrondo: 28. 186 Jorgenson. Karl Joseph. William: 138 Judkins. Sronley: 156 Kahre. Gretchen: 28. 130. 1::12. 149 Kotnelson, Oksono Kelllholokol. William: 28. 126. 162 Kennedy . Lorraine: 28. 140, 150 Keys. Brenda: 28. 126 Kimura. Hooml: 28. 150 King. Diann Kirkwood. Allan Kirsten. Lawrence: 157 Klop. Thomas: 28 Krichevsky, Rebecca: 28. 110. 111. 112. 147 Landrum. Lauro: 29. 110. 111. 135. 140. 150. 154. 173 '::~nford, Terry Lonsvllle. Charles: 29 Lonr. Jeffrey: 29 Le. Hom Lee. Euno Lee. Morvin Leftln. Dove: 29 Lewis. Kirk Lewis. Patricio: 29 Llbonorl. Kenneth: 29. 177. 182 Limb. Krlsrlno: 29. 146. 154 Llzolle, Renee: 29 London. Rhonda Long. Michael: 29 Loving. Saundra: 29 Lucero. Adolph: 29 Luedke. Judith: 29 Ly. Xuong Lyford. Richard: 30, 150. 154, 166 Lyle. Klpp: 108 MocDanold. Douglas Mock. Patricio: 30 Marshall. Charily Marlin. Chrlsline: 30, 140 Marlin. Gregory: 30, 138. 1::19 Martin. Steven: 30, 141 Martinez, Michael Masters. Ross Masterson. Randall: 30 Masterson. Ricky: 30, 13::1. 1::14 Mota, Edward Mathews. Patricio: 30 Mottern. Joey Maxwell. James: 30 McAllister. Margot: 30, 141 McCabe, Janice: 117 McConnell, Steven: 30. 130. 134. 150 McCoy. Debra: 30 McDonald. William: 31 McGee, Lonnell: 102 McGiumphy. Philip McGrew. Sa muel: ::11 McGregor. Edward McCla in: Gall Mcloughlin. Jockl: ::11 Meagher. Jacque Mehr. Rohlm ullo Mendoza. Anno Meurer. Wando: ::11 Meyers. Scorr A.: 157 Middleton, William C.: 157. 162 Mikkola. Rita Milan. Kevin M.: 3 1, 162 Miles. Mariam It Miles. Ronald G.: ::11. 133. 134. 150 Milsap. Sharon C.: 3 1. 147 Milsap. Sheila D.: 106. 112 Mimms. Allen: 154 Mitchell. Melissa A.: ::11. 130, 1::12 Montoya, Danie l S. Moody. Wando: 31 Mooney, Beverly A.: 147 Moore, Kelvin V. Moore. Morcelene A.: ::11 Morris, Stephen C. Motz. Margaret: 31 Muhlbauer, Claudio: ::12. 130. 132, 146 Mulcahy. Bridget M.: 32 Muller, Andrew Munds, Thomas E.: 32, 154. 166 Murone. Edward W : 191 Nogle. Robert G.: 32 Nosh. Amy l.: ::12. 110. 1::17. 170 Nelson. Arvin W .: ::12, 108, 146, 173 Nelson. David W .: 156 Nelson, Paul E.: 32 Nguyen, Thanh H.: ::12 Hodo, Michael Y.: 32, 166 Horton, Millon T.: ::12, 133. 162 Horwood, Borboro E.: 115, 117 Norwood, Margaret J.: ::12 Huones. Jock l.: ::12 Nuechterleln. Karl E.: 3::1 Oakes. Donald H. Ill: 33. 150 Olander. Lorraine R. O ' Leary. Mary F.: 3::1. 1::17. 150. 170 Oliver, Kathleen A.: 3::1. 150. 170 Oliver. Kelll R.: 3::1 Olson, Lisa M. Orriz. Nico: 3::1 Owens. Bernita Pocklneou, Gerold Page. David D. Page. Feleclo D.: 147 Paige. Wendell E. Pong. Jin S. Pascoe. Edward L.: 3::1. 130. 146, 150. 162 Poulson. Erik T.: 3::1. 1::12. 1::15. 162 Perkins. Dorrell 1.: 13::1 Phillips. Carole A.: 3::1. 135 Picht. Lori J.: 3::1 Plorr. Jennifer l.: 3::1 Poll, Martin: 3::1. 13::1, 134 Ponder. Joseph W .: 34 Ponder. Kathy: 34 Poozeshl. Fohronoz Polls. David E.: 123, 126. 155. 156. 162 �Preblud, Kevin W .: 34, 137. 150. 154. 166 Quach. Xuong H. Quintana. Andrew M.: 34. 137. 168 Randolph. Scott R.: 34. 104. 105. 110. 111. 123. 128. 150. 162 Ransom. George Reed, Delecla A.: 34. 104, 105, 123. 128 Reed. Mark A.: 34 Reed. Tony H. Rice. Edward Richardson. Felecla D.: 34 Richardson, Kenneth D.: 106 Riehle. Charles N. Riehle. Shlrel l.: 34. 115, 117 Riggs, Glynda L. Roberts. Richard J.: 34 Robinson. Charles J.: 34 Robinson, David: 34 Robinson, Morlann M.: 35, 157 Robnett, Allen W . Robnett. John E. 35, 105, 106 Roel, Erllnda R.: 35 Romero. Andrew E.: 35, 105. 110. 138. 151 Rosenberg, Craig S.: 35 Rountree, Laneze, R.: 35. 178 Rowland, Stacl: 35, 146 Saho. Safratou Sakopanah, Shahin Salz. Lezll Sander. Charlene M.: 35 Santiago. Jacquelin Sawyer. Mary R.: 35, 114. 146. 150 Schmidt, Renate S.: 35. 126, 149. 150. 170 Schofield. Sondra D. Scott, Kimberley Seney, Renee M.: 35 Shepard. Debora K.: 35. 154 Shlkles. Sherrl l.: 36. 139 Sllby, Gregory L.: 36 Silverberg. Robin L.: 36, 133, 138 Sittlngbear. Sharyl 116 Skalfe, B.cky: 36. 150 Skoplnskl. John: 36. 134 Smiley. Terri: 36. 130. 132 Smith. Gil Smith, Hannah N.: 36 Smith, John M. Smith, Krlstl K.: 36 Smith. Paula A. Smith, Robert F.: 36, 126. 133. 150, 162 Snyder, Frank J.: 36. 126, 162 Stacey, Chris J.: 154. 162 Stacey, Jennifer M.: 36, 150, 175 Stanley. Mark E.: 36. 106. 115. 117. 173. 168 Stark. Erk P.: 115. 117, 197 Stark. Felecla A.: 37 Stearns. Shanna l.: 37. 170 Steele, Robert St•vens, Carol It: 37. 114. 123. 126, 128 sr.vens. Jennifer l.: 37. 150. 175 Stlltrs. Sandra R.: 37, 150 Stoffel. Eric A.: 37 Stoudenmire. Darnell L. Stribling Jr.. Gary R.: 37 Striker. Kim S.: 37 Struble. Laurie A.: 37 Strunk. Elizabeth: 37 Sullivan, Chrystal Taylor, Anne G.: 37. 128 Taylor. Detro A. Taylor, Josh D. Telllnghulsen. Lori D.: 38 Tholen, Thomas P.: 38. 138. 139. 177 Thomas, Cathy D.: 38. 114. 123. 136. 138. 146 Tran, Khanh: 149 Trimble. George D. Trumbule, Valerie 0.: 38 Vaden. William E.: 38, 110. 111. 156, 162 Valershteyn. Melany Viera. Jesus Vigil. Shelly Villagrana, Blanca E. Wade . Daniel D. 38 Waines, LaTanya: 38 Walker, David: 154 Wallace. Michael: 162 Walsh. Mary: 38 Ward. Keith Ware. Jennlfltr: 38, 106, 115. 117 Warn. Tim Warner. Ann: 38. 123, 126. 105, 128. 138. 139, 150 Warren IV, George: 38 Washington. Arnold Washington. Tracy: 38. 106, 115. 150 Webb. Joe While. Christopher: 39. 150 White. David: 39 While. Sharee: 39 White, Shari: 39, 106 Wickham, Coleen: 39 Wild, Becky: 39 Wiley, Debra Wilkerson, Jennifer: 39 Williams. Paul Williams. Randall Wilson. Olga Witherspoon, Louis Woods. Herman: 116 Worsley, Cheryl Wright. Tamara: 39 Yang, May Yarbrough. Rodgers 197 Yoder, Kirk Young. Karen: 39 Zirkelbach. Albert JUNIORS Adams, Ruth: 49. 148. 153 Adams. Whitney: 49. 132 Adkins, Christopher: 49 Ahlenlus. Todd: 49. 141. 146. 148 Aldrich. Gina: 49. 123. 128 Alexander, Kimberly: 49, 106 Allen. Anthony: 49 Allen. Elizabeth: 49. 133 Alonzo, Hector: 49 Anastos. Steven Arenas, Rosemarie Armas. Mark: 49, 173. 197 Ashby. Felecla: 49. 133 Ares. Ava: 49 Ausler, Clark: 48, 105. 115. 116 Boca, Joan Boca. Salvador Badgett. Lisa Da111ey, Richard Baker. Darin: 49. 162 Baker, Eric Barela. Nancy Darley, Kristin: 49. 128. 178 Barrientos. Mary Barth. Natalie: 49 Battey. Sarah Dell. Stephen: 49. 166 Bellamy. Donald Bendixen. Sheila: 49. 157 Dennett, Linda: 49. 137. 175 Dennett. Pamela Berdahl, Vicenta: 49, 175 Derry. Delayne: 49 Dlrd. Troy: 49 Bishop. Kim: 49 Dlanton. Wllllam: 49 Bohannan. Jaszellel: 116 Doland. Darry: 49 Dolin. Thomas Domgoors. Gregory: 50, 177 Donner Jr.. Woodle: 162 Boulware. Jeannette: 50 Boyd. Leslie: 50 Bradley, Megan: 50. 137 Bridges. Thomas: 50 Brisco. Dobby Brophy. Parker: 169 Drown. Cecil: 50 Drown. Crystal: 116 Drown. Deva: 50. 105. 112, 147 Drown. Lionel: 50 Drawn, Stephen Drawn, Thomas Drown, Tracy Bunting. Linda: 187 Burkepile. Marc: 50, 135 Burnam, Gerald: 151 Butterfield, Bradley Outler. Wesley Burton. W11llam: 50. 137 Burt. Laura: 50 Durrell. Linda: 50, 48, 105. 147. 155 Calvin, Byron Campbell, Ethelene Campbell, Maxine Campell. Leigh: 146 Campos, Janet Carringer. Gary Carroll. Linda Carter. Joseph Castaneda. Felix Caulfield. Cheryl: 50 Chapman, John: 50 Cheadle, Donald: 50. 108. 1'\4, 133. 134 Cheng. David: 50 Childress. Kevin: 177, 182 Christy, P•ter: 50, 130, 132, 154. 162 Citizen. Dwayne Clarke, Anthony Clark, Tanya: 50 Clark. Alphonso: 156 Clymer. Elizabeth Cohen. Kirk: 50, 173 Cole, Marsha Combs, Gerald: 50, 132 Compton, Peter Contreras, Chanda: 50 Cooper. Benjamin: 154. 166 Cozard. Kenneth: 166. 169 Crockett. Ray: 182 Cuerden, Randall: 50, 138 Cully. Monty: 50 Cunningham. Brett: 51. 154. 182 Currl•. Th•resa: 51 Czech. Pamela: 51. 147 Dahlin, Karl Dalbey. Douglas: 51 Damore. Nancy: 51. 170 Dar. Steve: 156 Davis. Kathy Davis. Pam•la Davis. Teresa: 51 Debruyn, Peter Delger, Marsha Deph. Krlsrel: 51. 112. 147, 186 Hartfield. Aaron C. Delphia, David: 51. 130, 134 Hartig. Dawn L. Demerrlll, John: 51 Haulman. Gary A. Derr. Kirsten : 51. 106. 137. 149. Hawkins. Patricia l.: 53 170 Hayes. Russell D.: 156 Desantiago. Manuela Haynes. Helena P.: 53, 123, 128, Deuel. Stacy: 51. 132 155 Dhonau, Daniel: 51, 108, 146 Hendrix. Dilly R. Dixon, Lin: 51, 146. 114 Herllnger. Rebecca l.: 53, 138. Dixon, Sandra: 51 139 Dol, Galen M .: 51, 197 Heron, John S. Downing. Barbara L.: 51, 132. Hill, Janice E. 146 Hill. Sherlta M.: 53, 147, 149, Dudley. Pamela J. Dulackl. Edith J.: 51, 108. 122, 128 153 Hinton, Mark D. Dyer, Monlque A. Hodge. Janet Edwards. Candice E.: 51 Hodge. Ruben R.: 53. 162 Edwards. Marilyn A. Holle. Gregory R.: 53, 123. 128 Embleton. Patrick R.: 51 Holmes, Orlan R.: 53. 137 Embry, Roderick l.: 51. 197 Holmes. Joan: 53. 156 Enderleln, Ralph P.: 51. 168 Holmes. Lisa M. Espinoza. Delores Holmes. Teresa: 53. 178 Espinoza, Manuel Hopkins. Michael C. Eto. Joan H. Hopkins. Ruth: 53 Evans. Kirby R.: 51 Hora. Sherry H.: 141 Evans. Troy Horton. Kenneth l.: 53, 116, 197 Farner. Eric R. House, Joyvlta l.: 53 Farquhar. James A. Howard. Phyllis G. Fedde, Crlstoph 0 : 51, 168 Hua, Ly M . Fennell, Vickie: 154 Hua, Nga M. Florez Ill. Joe: 151. 168 Huff. Melanie G.: 53. 128. 146 Foley, Patrick G.: 51 Huffer. John W .: 166 Forrest, Deborah A. Hundon, Mark A. Franklin, Jim E. Hunn. Eugene L. Franklin, Leta G.: 52. 147 Hunter. Nathan L. Franklin, Teresa: 52 Innes. Phillip l.: 53 Frazier. Heather l.: 52 Jackson. Pernesla L. 116 Freeburn, Michael P.: 52. 173 Jackson. Quimby D.: 53 Fuller. Staten Jackson. William: 53 Gallegos. Linda M. 52, 106 Gallegos. Paula M.: 52, 178. 180 Jackson. William R. Janulewlcz, Richard A.: 53, Garcia. Joe S.: 52. 106 162 Garcia. Rudy l.: 52 Jaross. Attlla M.: 53. 133 Gardner. Jonathan J.: 52 Jefferson. Leroy M.: 130, 132, Gatewood. Lee A.: 52 Gautier. Danlelle T.: 52. 112. 147 166 Jiles, Shirley M . Gerrol. Danna M.: 52. 112. 146. Jimenez. Gall A. 147 Johnson. Frederica G.: 54. 132, Gibson. Joshua A.: 52 147 Gilbert, Michael G. Johnson. James L. Giron, David A. Johnson. Jay 0.: 54 Gllvar, Joan M.: 52. 170 Johnson, Joel l.: 54 Goldberg, Adam: 122. 128, 133. Johnson, John G. 134 Johnson. Kenneth: 54 Gonzales. Paula A.: 52. 151 Johnson. Lisa: 54. 147 Gonzales. Steven l.: 52. 137, Johnson, Paulette D.: 54. 106, 166 123. 128, 134. 147 Gordan, Rachael E.: 52. 147 Johnson. Toni Gordon. Stephanie A.: 52 Jones. Dennie L. Gould. Signe M.: 173 Jones, Drldgll l.: 54. 147 Gracey, John C.: 52. 177 lanes, David K Graham, Laurel l.: 52 Jones. Deanna L Grant. Darwin R.: 156 Jones. Lawanda M .: 54 Grant, Tracey R.: 52. 133, 134, Jones. Sandra C.: 54, 112. 147 147 Jordan, Karnard: 54 Greenberg. Lorle E.: 52. 122 Joyce. Marla C. 128. 146 Kawamoto, Marilyn M Greenblatt, Andrew S. Keeler. Linda K.: 54 Grimes, Gregory R.: 197 Keith. DeeDe•: 54 Grossman, Phyllls H.: 52. 137 Keith, Delores M. Guerra. Pamela I. Kelso. Victoria C.: 54. 133. 134 Guerrero. Marla C. Keys, Joel D.: 54. 105. 106 Hall, Amanda M.: 52. 112. 147 Kllfoyle, Susan: 54. 105. 170 Hall. Joyce D.: 53. 130. 132 Kimmell. Mary E.: 54. 135 Halpern, Michelle 1.: 53 Kincaid. Douglas 0.: 154 Halverson, John D.: 130. 132 King. Cary D.: 133. 175 Hamilton. Christy C.: 53, 112. Kirk, Elizabeth E.: 54 133. 147 Kltsutaka. Robyn D.: 54. 140 Hannon, Tracy P.: 53 Kl•ln, Beth A.: 54 Hardy. Valerie D.: 53 Knight, Cheri• R.: 54. 112.147.186 Harlan. Alrla J. Knight. Paul: 54 Harmon. Robin D. Knudson, Amy C.: 54. 170 Harris. Lottie R.: 53, 153 217 �Koeppe. Erik P.: 54. 114. 126. 146 Konkol. Steven P.: 46. 105. 140. 166 Krebs. Koren: 54 Kreck. Kevin P.: 55 Kregormon. Debra L. · 55 Kusumoro. Fronk S.: 55 132 Lam Ruth M . Lombrecr. Kimberly M .: 55. 133 Lao. Dee C.: Lorsls. George: 55 Lawrence . Patricio L. Lee. Oorcel: 55 Lee Denise: 55 Leija . Jeffery C. Llbonorl Lawrence A .: 55. 177 Liljedahl Jr Douglas R. Lom. Ann: 55 Long. Poulelle L.: 55. 137 Lopez Catherine L.: 55 Lu~r Abraham Luedke. Mork J.: 55, 133. 134 MacFarlane. Jennifer: 55 Mach. CoL Mock. Mary A.: 55. 137 MocMichoel William J. Madsen. Steve A.: 55. 172 Magee Jennifer A. Mahony Chris R. Malone, Raymond Molungu, Patrick L.: 55 Mopes. Drendo J. Markham. Dove D. Mortelon. Deana M.: 55 146 Morrin. Jonathon L. Martine Lyle A .: 55. 154 Mason. James E. Mason Kevin J. Mossoner Joseph D.: 116 Mossey. Deeonno: 55 Mosrrudo. Dole M .: 157 Mora Oswoldo More Aaron : 55, 140 169 Mollern. Michael 55 Mathews. Jeff A .: 55. 162 Maxwell. Edward Mays. Chorlorre D.. 116 Mazzocchi. Lindo 55 McDermott. Betsy: 55 McDonald. James: 166 McElroy. Berna: 56 McGuire Michael: 56 Meadows. James: 130. 132 Meagher. Lynn Medlock. Beverly Megglrr. Theresa: 56 Mehr. Pornlon: 149 Mejia. Margaret: 56, 176, 167 Metcalf. Angelo: 56 Meyer. Christoph: 56. 177 Miles. Shari: 56. 133. 149 Millard. Eric Miller. Karla: 56. 130. 132. 146 Miller. Terri: 56, 153 Milton. Leslie Mitchell. Joseph Mitchell. Thomas: 156 Moore. Hermon: 130. 134. 135 Moore. Mlchoele: 166 Moreland. Jonathon Morris. Amanda: 56, 122. 130 Morris. Ellzo~rh Morscher. Monico: 56 Mosley. Ro~rt Mosqueda. Oralio: 56. 141, 147 Moue. Cho 56 Murler. Mary Murphy. Sean: 56, 169 Murphy. Shown: 46. 56. 170 Nassar VIctoria. 56 218 Navarro. Randolph: 56 Herrles. Tommie: 56 Newman. Michael Holan. Bobby Horman. Ned: 56, 137. 177 O 'Fallon, Ann: 56 O 'Neill. Kevin Ortiz. Louis: 56 Pochlneou. Sora: 167 Pocllll. Kory Pogllosorrl. Constance: 56, 106. 114. 126. 130. 132. 146 Patrick, Eric Porrerson. Ann: 56, 133. 135. 154 Payne. Sondra: 56 Peno. Craig : 57. 154 Pen~rthy. William Pepin. Todd Percival. David: 57 Perry. Jimmy: 116 Petersen. John: 57. 137. 166 Peterson, Jeonelle: 151 Phom. LeThuy: 57 Phillips. Jamie: 57. 126. 175 Phillips. Willie Pierce. Terry Pittam. Michael: 57 Polke. Usa: 147 Ponder. Denise Porter. Ruby Poucel. Genevieve: 57. 140 Pounds. Wendolyn: 57. 132 Powell. Patrick Press. Brion: 57 Price. Edgar Qulor. Melinda Quintana. Augustine Ramirez. Salvador: 57 Ramsey. Jacquelin Ransom. Clarence Rowles. Christopher: 57, 133. 134 Reovey, Ro~rt: 57. 162 Redwine. Cothlo: 57. 106. 167 Reed. LoDonlco: 57. 147. 155 Reed. Robin: 57, 132 Regas. Philip: 130. 133, 134 Renno. Julie: 57 Rhodes. Laurel: 57, 132. 147. 176. 167 Rhone. James: 57 Richard. Toni: 153 Richardson, Catherine Richardson, Denise Richardson. Jill: 57. 133. 135. 147 Richmond. Sondlo: 57, 147 Richter. Richard Robinson, Klm~rly Robinson. Kulno Rogers. Kristin: 57. 154 Romero. Anthony Rose. Steve: 57. 172 Roth. Ro~rl Rovlenchlk. Joon: 57 Rowland. Lorenzo: 57. 162 Salazar. Pamela: 56, 112, 147 Salehi. Forshld Solis. Denise: 56. 147 Scarpone. Francesco: 56 Schondorf. Horhonlol Schlagel. Bruce: 56, 162 Schlitter. Karl: 36 Schmidt. Borboro Schmidt. Christina: 56 Schmidt. Kathy: 56 Schramm, J.B.: 46, 56. 105. 122. 133. 134. 166 Schulte. Pamela Scoggins. Ron Seawell. Frances: 56 Seney. Hell: 56 Sharpe. Jacquelin: 56 Shorr. Jane: 56, 126. 133. 173. 166 Shropshire. Beverly: 56, 7. 149 Shur. Shelly Sinopoli. Paul: 56 Silting Bear. Delphine Skidmore. Christine: 56 Smith. Hilbert: 56 Smith. Marcus: 133 Smllllck. Lorne: 56, 191 Snedaker. Steven: 157 Starry. Jonathon: 56, 115. 116 Steele. Kathryn: 56 Stein, Claudio: 56 Stephens. Melanie: 56 Stephenson. Kyler: 132 Sterkel. Tommy: 56 Steuart, Julie: 56. 176 Stewart. Charles Stewart. Lori: 56 Stone. David Suazo. Davino Suazo. Jerry: Suess. Jackie: 59 Sullivan. Hope: 151 Surron. Cathy Syleevorg. Kohm Syptok. Kim: 59. 175 Taylor. Michael Telles, Arthur: 59 Thoo, Mouo Thomas. Koren Thomas. Rosalyn Thomas. Tommy Thomas. Toni Thompson. Dena: 112. 126. 147. 153 Thorne. Christopher: 59. 133. 140. 177 Thorne. Michael: 59 Tlllmonn. J.E. Toland. Louella: 59, 147 Tomlinson. Kathy Tron, Khonh: 149 Travis. Robin Truong. Hoo Turner. Mark Turner. Stephanie: 59 Vorg. Leng: 59 Vannortwick. Krls VIcars. Robert: 59. 162 Wade , Melondo: 59 Wakefield. Anthony Walker. Lourie: 147. 153 Walker. Melva Walker. Trent: 46, 105. 155 Word. David: 59 Worvi, Ooniel: 59, 135 Washburn. Peter: 59. 106, 146 Washington, Michael Washington. Nodine Washington. Todd: 59, 173. 162 Weaver. Allyson: 59 Weaver. Honey: 59. 137 Weaver. Teresa : 59 Welllsch. Brandl: 59 Whalen. Heidi: 59. 122. 132. 147. 176 Wheelock. Denlne: 59 Whitworth. Barry: 162 Wilburn. Hugh: 59, 116. 173 Wilkins. Jerrold: 157 Williams. James Williams. Jeonerre Williams. Rhonda: 59 Williams. Ronald: Wilson. Angelo Wilson. Cornelio: 59 Wilson. Donna Wolford. Kristina: 62 Woods. Timothy Worden. Helen Wright. Denison: 60. 130. 132 Wright. Evelyn: Writer. Solly: 60 Wuthler. Julie: 60. 166 Xloung. Lee Yamamoto. Lil y : 170 Yeager. Johnny: 60, 157 Zelmen. Mono Zlrkelbock. Treeso Cam pbell. Margare t: 66 Co rbojol. Julio Carlin. John: 151. 154. 163 19f Carringer. Keith Carroll, Tywono : 66. 116 Corter. Alma: 66, 147 Corter. Tlno Cassidy. Martha: 66 Castle. Jeffrey Corollnl. Julie: 66, 147 Cawthon. William: 66, 163 Covill, Michelle Chom~rs. Laurence Chapman. Vernello: 66 Chose. Mary: 66, 176 Abborr. Polli: 67. 133 Chavez. Angelo: 66, 151. 163 Adams. Recto: 67 Chavez. Pamela: 66. 151 Aiello. Colelle: 67 Chavez. Tommy Amari. Richard: 106 Chipman. Jill: 66. 170 Allen. Catherine: 67. 149 Ciarlo. Catherine: 66 Anderson. Dwight Clanton. Williams Anderson. James: 67 Clardy. Andrew· 134, 173 Anderson. Khodlljo: 67 Clark. Heidi: 66. 106. 147 Andreas. Peter: 67. 123. 126. 136 Clymer. W illiam: 169 Armas. Veronica: 116. 151 Cohen, Mollhew: 66, 133, 169 Armstrong Ill. William: 67 Cole. Don Ashby. Reagan· 67. 147 Cole, Sylv ia Collins. Peter Asselin. Sondra: 67 Ausler. Froncene: 117 Cook. Edward: 66, 133. 177 Boca, Ernest: 151 Cooper. Valerio: 66. 147 Boln. Angelo Cortez. Rosemary Boker. Jon Costello. William: 66 Bon. Jung Croft, James Bon. Tlno: 67. 149 Cromer. James: 66. 66. 105 Barela. Donald: 67. 151 Cromer. Kathleen : 66. 133 Barela, Joseph: 67. 151 Cressy. David Barnes. Mary: 67 Crockerr. Steven Borrell. Selby: 67. 106. 147 Curry. Daniel Borton. Emily: 67 Curry. Leslie: 131 Dell. Eric Curtis. Zandra: 69 Dellis. Ruth Czech. Debra: 69. 147 Bendixen. Karl: 163 Oobney, Tomello Benson. Gory: 67. 106. 146 Dolley. Kelly: 69 Bernardino, Dora Daniel. Darryl: 69 Berry. Gregory Davidson, Lauro: 69, 134, 149, Berry. Yolanda: 67 176. 167 Biggers. Erika Davis. Cedric Bischoff. Robert Oowson. Shonto: 69, 147. 167 Blanc. Warren: 67. 177 Deane, Margaret: 66. 69. 105 Blanton. Essie Demerelll. James Bolden. Brion: 67, 163 Demos, Conrondl: 69 Bonilla. Carlos: 67. 116, 126. 151 Denson. Michael Bowen. Mark DeRose. Edward: 69 Bowen. Myron Deuel. Klm~rly : 69. 175 Bowie. Sheila Dickerson. Horman: 69 Boykln. Darryl Dixon. Dean: 69 Boyle. Hugh: 67, 163 Dixon. Donnell: 66. 69, 105 Brocton. John Donaldson. Douglas: 69 Bradley, Ann: 67. 106. 131 Donohue. John: 69. 131, 163 Brennfleck. Eric Downing. Mark: 69 Brlkovskls. Into: 67 Drew. Charles Brockman. Krlstl Duckworth. Alison Brooks. Diona: 67 Duensing. David: 69. 134 Brown. Anlolnell Duffield. Bruce Brown, Eric: 67 Dukes. Phillip: 59 Brown, Jennifer: 67 Durst, Tracey: 69 Brown, Rondo: 67, 147. 153 Edwards, Annelle: 69 Brown. Stacy: 163 Edwards, Wendle: 69 Bruce, Charles Jr.: 67. 154 Egloff. Bruce Buchanon, Kristin: 66. 122. 126. Engle. Debra: 69. 117 191 Erbsen. Michael Bufford, Edward: 66. 133, 134, Erskine. Marcello: 69 173 Esporsen. Lorraine: 147 Burkepile, Denice: 66, 134. 136 Evertz. Lorle Burrell. Judith Ewing. Gergory: 169 Burris. Mary Jane Forland, Morlso: 69 Byrd. Carol: 66. 116 Fiola. Hono: 69 Byrd. Ricky Fiedler. Teresa: 69. 179 Byrd. Ronald Fitzgerald. Kristin: 69. 170 Calhoun. Jimmy: 66, 131 Flood. Voleno: 69. 117. 147 Com~ll. Charles: 66, 173 Forner. Lynna Comp~ll . Dean: 66 Foxx. Michelle: 70 SOPHOMORES �Fronkenburg. Sibyl: 70. 133. 170 Franklin. Peggy: 70 Franklin. Teresa : 147 Frazier. Joson: 70 Fresquez, Christopher Fuermonn. Anne: 70 Fuller. Alan: 70 Funakoshl. Dione: 70. 131 Gordner. Kathy Garduno. Victoria: 70. 147. 151 Garnes. Joey Gatewood. Stephanie: 70. 147 Goubertl. Dice: 70 Goutier. Gabrielle: 70. 106. 147 Genal, Olano: 70. 131. 147 Gilford. Christina: 70. 147 Givens. Dee Dee: 70 Goldin. Jonathon: 70. 166 Gomez. Allen Gonzales. Pamela· 70. 151 Goodbeor. Belinda Gookin. Diana: 70 Gossard. Darbaro: 70 Gracey. Don: 70 Graham. Tomlro: 70. 170. 186. 187 Greener. Donald Grelsz. Adam: 70. 151 Grelsz. Jonathon: 70. 154 Griffin. Debra: 70 Griggs. Dudley: 70. 188 Grimes. Shown: 70 Grimes. Sharon: 117 Gringouz. Dimitry: Groff. Troci: 66. 70. 105, 147. 187 Grossman. Rachoel: 70 Grunt. Brad: 163 Guerrero. Lauro: 70. 116. 151 Gunn. Jessica: 70. 147 Guyton. Patricio Guyton. Patsy Hodlan. Allrezo Hodian. Forzoneh: 149. 178 Hall. Moureotho: 70. 163 Hall. Ted Hallman. David C: 163 Hamilton. Scott: 71 Homje. Lawrence A . Hondboy. Roberto Hansen. Monty C: 71. 163 Harbin. Lauro A . Hardiman. Cheryl L: 147 Hardy. Valerie 0 Harris. Alan D.: 116 Harris. Koren R: 131 Harris. Robin R Harrison. Eugene H Harvey. Timothy Houtzlnger. Andrew D: 71 Hoyden. Robert L: 106. 116 Henderson. Chris. 0: 71. 131, 163 Hermanspan. Dean J: 169 Hester. Kaye R Hey, Kelley J: 70. 147 Hill. Edwin. C Hill. Tracey: 71. 173 Hill. Wayne S: 71. 154. 166 Hillman. Malcolm T: 116 Hines. Richard J: 71. 116 Hines. Sonya M: 106. 116. 147 Hodgkinson. Phillip S Hofer. Sean 0.: 71. 197 Hoffman. Jamie C: 71. 147 Hogan. Alison M: 71. 173 Hollister Jr.. John R: 71. 154. 166 Holm. Anna M: 71. 178 Hoogstrote. Kirsten R: 71 Hopkins. Douglas: 71 Hoskins. Holly C.: 71. 178. 187 Hudek. James W : 71 Hunnicutt, Steven R: 71. 131. 163 Hunt. Donna. M : 71. 149 Hurd. Pamela Hurst. Randall: 71. 133. 163 Hunter. Samuel Hunter. Tony: 71 Ingold. Linnea: 71 Isabell. Michael: 71 Issac. Darren Jackson. Annlse: 66. 71. 105, 147 Jackson. Kirsten: 71. 170 Jackson. Telemmla: 66. 71. 105. 106. 147. 187 James. Floyd Jamieson. Koren 71 Jeffords. Lesley· 71 Jenkins. Anthony: 71. 173 Jensen. Kirk: 72. 154, 169 Jimenez. Jodi: 151 Johnson. Alan: 72 Johnson. Eric: 72. 116 Johnson. Holly: 72 Johnson. James: 72. 173 Johnson. Patricia: 187 Johnson. Soron: 72. 147 Johnston. Ara: 72. 170 Johnston. Marnle: 72 Jones. Angela Jones. Douglas Jones. Laura Jones. Robert Juarez. Dorothy: 72 Kaplan. Joel: 72 Katz. Adam: 72 Keefe. Paul: 172 Kelley. Adam: 72. 197 Kha. Hlen Kinder. Kenneth Kinsman. Megan: 72. 147. 173 Kirby, Steven Kirsten. Elizabeth Klein. Reverie: 72. 136. 147 Kluger. Joel: 72 Knight. Dryon: 72 Konkol. Lawrence: 166 Kroy. Jeffrey: 72. 133. 149 Lam. Due: 149 Lamarr. Gory Lambert. Curtis: 72 LaMotte. Rodney: 72. 154 Lanaghen. Carol: 72 Landrum. Robert: 72 Lant. Haney LaPerrlere. Aimee: 72. 175 Larges. Judson: 72 Larkins. John: 163 Laugesen. Karen: 72. 131. 146 147 Lawrence, Larry Le. Quan Lederer. Naomi: 72. 137 Lee, Dorellyn Lewis. Carol: 72. 173 Lewis. David: 163 Lewis. Pamela: 72. 147 Lewis. Regina: 72. 147 Lewis. Rodney: 116. 131. 148 Lewis. Sonya: 72. 151 Llbonatl. Donna: 73. 138. 147 Liebelt. Taml: 73. 133. 134 Lind. John Lindsay. Mark: 73 Linker. Valerie: 73, 138. 149 Llttlesoldler. Daune Lizotte. Andrea: 73 Loggins. Anthony: 117 LopeL Yvette: 73. 187 Lovato. Adrian: 73. 151. 188 Lovato. Ronald: 73. 151. 188 Loving. Kenneth Lowell. Sonja: 73 Lucas. Tanya: 73 Lucey. William: 73 Lyford. Carolyn: 73. 133, 170 MacDonald. Rebecca: 73. 147. 187 MacDonald. Sheila: 73. 178. 187 MacEachen. Scot Mach. Hung Mack. Tyrone: 73 Madsen. Krls: 73. 170 Martin. Aaron: 133. 134. 173 Martin, Angela : 73 Martin. Cheryl· 73. 175 Mayfield. Anthony Mayfield. David McDrlde. Orlan: 73 McCollum. Andrea : 73 McCreary. Mark McDonald. Robert: 73. 169 McElwain. Jeffrey: 73. 114 McGhee. Darnell McGuire. Daniel: 73 McNeill. Phillip Martin. Tamml: 73 Martine. Shawn: 73 Martinez. Debbie: 151 Mason. Dillie: 163 Matthews, Albert Matthews. Alberto: 73 Maurles. Mark: 73. 116 Maus. Kyle: 73 Maxwell. Orlan: 163 May. Thomas: 73 Mebane. Tamle: 73 Medina. Marla: 117 Medina. Roberto Meigs. Mark Mejia. Pauline: 74 Menschner. Carla: 116 Meschla. James: 128. 154 Meyer. Thomas: 74. 105, 173 Meyer. William: 66, 74. 154 Meyers. Steven: 74 Monley. Andrew: 74 Mora. Terry: 7 4. 151 Morscher. Marla: 74 Mountain. Rebecca. 74 Muller. Sora: 74. 131 Murone. Peter: 74. 169 Murphy. Diana: 74 Murray. Lynne: 74. 131. 149 Muske. Sasha: 74 Mllenkovlc. Mark: 74. 163 Miles. Peter: 117 Miley. Duane Millard, Corrie: 74, 136 Miller. James: 74. 163 Miller. Viola Miller Jr.. Curtis Milonas. Michelle: 74. 175 Mitchell. Anita: 74. 147 Molina. Mauricio: 74 Moreno. Tina: 149 Hagle. Scott: 7 4 Nasser. Curtis Heal. Kathy: 74. 106 Nelson. Craig: 74. 133. 134. 169 Nigro. Dannie: 74 Hoda. Kent: 74. 166 Holan. Keshlo Horman. Daniel: 74. 133. 134 Horman. Shondo: 74. 131 Horman. Violet: 74. 131 Horwood. Valerie: 74. 117 Huechterleln. David 74 Oberhousen. Erik: 74 Ohlsson. Sheila: 75 Olguin. Anita Oliver. Kimberly. 75 Olsen. Jane M : 75 Olsen. Karl H.: 75. 136 Ornelas. Deanna L.. 151 Ortiz. M iguel T 75 Packlneau. Roy M . Page. Deborah S.: 75. 131 Page. Thomas 0 Ill Polka. Lisa A .: 75 Polka. Michael R. 75. 116 Parrow. Eugene Poszel. Mark: 116 Pate, Lisa : 75. 147 Paul. Lauro A . Peals. Jonathon R. Penn. Jeffrey M : 163 Penn. Jennifer Pepin. Drodly T.: 75. 136 Peterson. Charles L.: 151 Phillips. Mathew R.: 75. 169 Pigford. Robert E. Pogzebo. Andrew J.: 75 Polk. Kevin D. Poozeshl. Mohammad: 75 Porter. Cheryl L. Pound. Michael W .: 75 Powell. Eyton Powers. Sean P.: 75. 133 Price, Dledro R. Pritchett. Marva D.: 75 Raglin. Randy Ramirez. Jose Rankin. Darrick E. Reavey, Amy D.: 75. 147 Redwine. Janet: 75. 106. 131. 178. 187 Regas. Peter A .: 114 Renick. Felicia H.: 131 Retterer. David L. Rhodes. Robert W.: 75 Rice. Derek C.: 75 Rice. Linda S.: 75. 133 Richards. Rhonda K: 75 Rocchio. Todd: 7 5. 169 Roel. Kristina H.: 75 Roland. Joyce E. 7 5 Roland. Nathan H.: 75 Ross. Phillip E. Jr.• 75 Roston. Nathan: 116 Rundlet, Peter F.: 75. 106. 163 Ryan. John P · 75. 116. 117 Salem. Isaac Sander. William H. Sanders. Pamela A .: 75 Sandoval. Steven J. Sotrlano. Elizabeth 0 .: 76 Schier. Jennifer M. Schiff. Gregg M .: 76. 134 Searles. Victor: 116 Segundo. Anthony R. Senkevech. Donald: 76 Shead. Sorletto: 76. 147 Shead. Zlna M .: 76. 147 Shelton. Toni M .: 76. 131 Sherburn. Linda 0 .: 76 Short. Michael W.: 76. 177 Shosky. Solly A .: 76 Silburn. Carlo A .: 76. 147 Sllby. Jonell L.: 76 Sisneros. Olano: 76, 117, 151 Skoglund. Lonette F.: 175. 176 Slaughter Clayton J.: 76. 134. 136 Smith. Alan A .: 163 Smith. Lauro J.. 76 Smith. Ricky Smith. Steven W .:76. 116 Smith. Tommy Q .: 66. 76 Smith. Terence C.: 76 Snyder. Linda M : 76. 153 Sodia. Mitchell D Spero. Patrick J.: 76 Spikes. A nthony C.: 76. 172 Steele. Gretchen E.: 76. 96. 106. 117 Stephens. Sherry M .: 76. 115. 117. 147 Stevens. Erika L.: 76. 131. 136 Stevenson. Margie J. Stevenson. Martha L.: 76 Stroud. Orion M .: 131 Stroud. Stephanie S.: 106. 147 Suazo. David G. Sulonnoa Raymond G. Sutton. Roselyn Swanson. Lori L.: 76. 133. 173 Swanson. Terrold E. Torontolo . Dina A . Tasslo n. Marla A .: 76 116. 131. 147 Tote. Down M .: 76. 147, 175 Taylor. Charles D. Taylor. Reed V.: 169 Taylor. Theodora M .: 76 Telle r. Deron Temple. Eddie Thoo. Dlong Thomas. Angelo Thomas. Yevette: 76 Thorn. Todd C.: 77 Toltz. Michael W . Towstlck . Perry R.: 77. 169 Tran. Ky Trie u. Terry L 77. 115 116 Trujillo. Cheryl: 77. 131 Tucker. A ndrew 0 .: 77 Tunson. Wilhelaml: 77 Vaden. Wayne E.: 77. 133. 134. 163. 173 Yang. TauT. Vasquez. Patricio Venhulsen. Joel D.: 77 Venhulsen. Merebeth: 77 Vezina. Denise A .: 77 Wade. Dryon Waldren. Suzanne E.: 77 Wallace. Orlan: 116 Wallingford. Jayne C.: 77 Wolters. William J. Warder. Robert J.: 77, 133. 134 Worner. Gory J. Warren. Chonyto R.: 131. 153 Washington. Dobby D. Washington. Phyllis: 77. 106. 147 Watkins. Anthony D. Weathersby. Michelle R.: 77, 131 Wells. Koren L.: 77 West. Lionel A . White. Gina L.: 77. 147 White. James A . White. Lai.Taunya K.: 77, 147 Whittekln . Lisa M .: 77 Wiese. Lorin D. Wallace. Orlan E.: 133. 134 Whitworth. Tiro L. Wiley Lisa M . Williams. Dambl K Williams. Johnle 116 Williams. Rhonda L. Williams. Tommy J.: 116 Wills. Aljanon C.: 77. 163 Woote n. Margaret L.: 77, 116. 131 Wright. Tina Y Wuthler. Philip E.: 77. 177 Wyckoff Robert K: 116 Xiong. Chou D Xiong. Ze Yang Dauo Yarrington. Darcy: 77, 179 Yearby. William A : 173 Zervos. Mary E. 219 �The present moment is significant, not as the bridge between past and future, but by reason of its contents, which can fill our emptiness and become ours, if we are capable of receiving them. 220 �This time like all times is a very good one if we but know what to do with it. 221 �Yesterday is but a memory; Tomorrow is an uncharted course. �So live today that it will be a memory without remorse. �Thanks to all the editors who did so much: Kevin. thanks for the cheap color pages and helping c de what colors to use on the cover Eg/Jse for senior caption nd Gyros; I couldn't hove mode It without you Kirsten for your fobul us ju or candid captions .Andy for your unbe table swimming layout Walt for the photo for the o er - beautiful! Thank you, Dill, f r the su~r tennis copy (Godl) and expeclolly for your radio (our solvation) Phyllis for cheap. unskllleo Ia r Ned, .Alex and ev/n K. for ome gr at photo that were never on time Drlon for the Jo n lennon drawing nd decorating he bulleti board Steve for all your llqu ads Thanks to Mary .Ann. Megan and Nancy for teac I g u all how to french braid John. thank you for your " extra help" and ke ping Nancy In line Paulette and Lindo for being th only son people on staff And a special thanks to Koty for her "Oliveri" artwork Andy, too, for that adorably becoming s nlor picture Thank you Jon. for writing us all those posses to the lunchroom and for 0 production days I stl Yeojln' JI Also too r Josten's merle n Yearbook man (Jock) who always managed to be around when we needed him the most e've hod that we'll never forgetlll ebye ����� 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 1980-81 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. 1981 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 1980s Yearbooks