33 10 599 https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a88b899d06914af3b6e818580014e04f.pdf 49524519ca7d0fdd506ce3bebc17b12b PDF Text Text ����EAST HIGH DENVER, CO VOLUME 64 1980-81 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sports Album Activities 14 66 152 Clubs Index Closing 194 216 220 �"It's all in the way you look at it" is a perspective view of East. It's the school, the people, and the spirit. East boasts the prettiest campus in the city and one of the best views of downtown Denver and the front range. 2 �3 �4 �The people are the most important part of East. They make up the main body of the school. Whether studying, eating, lazing around, or just playing around, each student typifies the life at East. 5 ��School spirit runs high at East. Starting with registration and running through the school year, East students still find time to relax and get involved in their school. �Teachers are the nucleus of East. All students rely on their expertise, knowledge, and especially their advice. 8 �• ·••w¥x' Nikes, preps, Treachers, and Gyros are among the things that East students identify with. 9 �Being close to the mountains brings Angels closer to nature and the environment. Spectacular sunsets, changing leaves on aspen trees and beautiful mountain scenes all make it a privilege to live in Colorado. �Quiet moments are important to everyone. East students can often be seen studying, or just spending time in deep thought. 11 �12 �East people are very friendly. They can always be seen laughing and talking together except, of course, during class. 13 ��Academics is and always will be first in the minds of educators. However, few realize how very important interscholastic sports are . Sports provide an important outlet and change of pace from academics. There are many excellent scholars at East who also participate in both junior varsity and varsity programs. Playing interscholastic sports are invaluable in teaching teenagers the powers of working as a team, helping teammates, working hard in practice and yet still having fun - the most important facet. High school athletics offer such a good vari· ety that it is easy for everyone to get involved. Sports range from physical contact to the use of more finesse and creativity. It is in these ways that make sports very important to high school students. A chance to express oneself in an environment other than a classroom or on a piece of paper exists in athletics. �VARSITY SOCCER The success of this year's squad can be attributed to their efforts as a team. Though there were 11 people on the field, they played as one unit. This team effort left the East High Kickers with a 7-2 record, 3rd in the Denver Prep League standings. The defense, led by senior goalie Skip Jefferson, allowed only 5 shots to be put into the net all season, and the team shut out their opponents 5 times. Other defensive stars were Steve Bell, John Huffer, Kirk Jensen, and John Petersen. On the other end of the field, the Kickers were led by semor scoring threats Steve Konkol and Ben Cooper, whose shots gave opposing goalies nightmares. The Kickers will continue to improve next season due to enormous depth in key positions. 16 �Row 1: Kent oda, Kirk Jensen , Steve Konkol, Steve Hunnicutt, Steve Bell, John Hollt ter, Steve Gonzales Row 2 Maunc1o Mohna, Max Oden, John Goldin, Greg Ewing, JB Schramm, Brian Beckler, Dave Hunt Row 3 . Coach Westman, Dean Campbell, Aaron Mate, Bill Clymer, John Petersen, Ben Cooper, Brian Holmes, Wayne Hill, John Huffer, Todd Rocch1o, Coach Brownell Row 4 Pat Malungu, Skip Jefferson, David Lewis, Don Cheadle. 17 �THE ROAD TO STATE With a 4-0 playoff romp overTJanda 1-0 triumph over Manual, the East kickers became the first Angel soccer team to go to state_ Douglas County was the Angels' first foe and though the contest was close, the Huskies managed a goal in the last few minutes of the game to win 1-0, eliminating East from the tournament. 18 �JV SOCCER Row I· Jay Epperson. Jamie Alonzo, Mauricio Molina. Mark Armas. Mark Godard, David Lewis. Chns Dwight, Kent Peterson, Scott Worcester, Derek Lawerence. Row 2: Coach Westman, Max Oden, Dean Hermanspan, David Hunt, Brian Syptak, Coach Brownell . Row 3. John Kintzele, Reid Phillips, Pat Walravens, Guy Gonzales. Carlton Babbs Row 4: Rick Treffinger, Peter Murane , John Htte, Sean Murphy, ian Jones, Brian Beckler, Hector Alonzo, Mark Richardson . The junior varsity soccer team consisted of more than 25 enthusiastic players capably led by Coach Tom BrownelL Brownell employed a no-cut policy and tried to play everybody during the games, while at the same time trying to win each one. This policy developed talent and experience needed for future East High teams. This year's unit achieved success, rolling up an impressive 8-4-2 record. The team's depth was a plus, with fine seasonal performances turned in by juniors Max Oden and Mauricio Mo· !ina, and sophomores Brian Beckler and David Hunt. David Louis' fine goalkeeping added to this outstanding roster. There should be little doubt about East having another good team next year. 19 �VARSITY FOOTBALL Two weeks before the season began, East High's football team experienced a major overhaul. This change left the team with a brand new coaching staff. The new regime, under the direction of firstyear coach Larry Tarver, experienced a devastating season. Like a partially assembled train, the team never quite got on track Though the team loses key seniors Brett Cunningham, Rob Vicars, Peter Christy, Rick Janulewicz, and Louis Ortiz, the returning players anticipate a successful season next fall. 20 �Ro« 1· John Donahue, Stacy Brown, Robert Landrum, Clay Roland, Peter Chnsty, Mark M :cnkOVIC, Robert v.cars, Bnan Bolden Row 2: Marcus Sm th, Luke L1vmgston, Tom Bridge , Darin Baker, R1ck Janulew1cz, B1ll Mason, Randy Hurst, Joe Flores. Row 3.· Brett Cunnmgham, Jim Calhoun, Coach Turner, Coach Tarver, Coach Sh1ve, Coach Houghton, Jeff Matthews, Pat Embleton Ro«· 4· Pat Foley, James Meadows, B1ll Meyer, Charle Bellard, Tom Meyer, Leslie Mllton, Maureatha Hall. 21 �JV FOOTBALL This year's sophomore football team ran, blocked, and tackled their way to a successful 5-3-1 season_ Coach Turner provided the stern discipline needed to form a bunch of first year high schoolers into a prosperous team . The strength of this year's unit was a definite asset, with strong performances from Chris Berdahl, Dave Sommers, Joe Sawyer, and David Clayton Although the varsity had a disappointing season, the success of the sophomores might be a good omen for next year's gridiron group. 22 �Row 1 Gerald Abraham, Jesse Dav1ss, Scott Sm1th, Pat Gentry Row 2 John Alexander, Carl Johnson, Dave Sommers, Chad Butera. Denms Blackwell, Adam King. Row 3.· Bobby Halley, Chris Snyder, Gary R1chards, Kns Vandenberge, Vincent Jordan, Glenn Ortiz, Randy Lawrence, Lorenzo Hawkms Row4. Coach Sh1ve, Dav1d Clayton, James Manual, Coach Turner, Byron Moore, Curt Butz, Coach Tarver Row 5: Tracey Love, Joe Sawyer, Keith Verdine. Brian M1ller, Will Wooddell, Coley Hudgins, Peter VanderM1IIer 23 �The weather presented a gloomy picture; cloudy skies and a bitter rain dominated South stadium. Unfortunately for the Angels, the T J Spartans played above the weather and came out on top 40-0. The game started out close, but the Spartans proved too strong for the Angels in the long run. The pep club and cheerleaders braved the inclement weather and performed their halftime show; one of the few things East supporters had to cheer about all afternoon . The band, led by Mr. Noonan, with choreography by Mr . Simpson, and the pep club, under the direction of Ms. Hayes, put on an excellent show. Although the 1981 homecoming game was disappointing, next year looks to be a good one. With the combination of a new coaching staff and a strong sophomore team, next season's homecoming game should be vastly improved. 24 �HOMECOMING �TENNIS Even though this year's tennis team d1d not quit live up to their expectations, they finished in 5th place wtth a 5-4 record . Led by Coach Rasmusson, the team had only one state qualifier, senior Greg Bomgaars. Also contributmg to the team were seniors Bill Burton and Chris Thorne Next year's team hopes to improve on this year's mediocore record . The team is expecting good play from sophomores Pat McDonald and Matt Brown. 26 �Row 1· John McFarlane, Ken Johnson, Anthony Tolliver, Bill Walters, Mike Short, Matt Brown, Quentin White . Row 2: Brad Pepin , M1chael Gilbert , M1ke McGuire, Greg Bomgaars, Chns Thorne, Bill Burton . Row 3.· Coach Rasmusson, Ken G1lbert , Ned Norman , Chris Roper, Patrick McDonald, Kevin Childress. Peter Andreas, Bo Libonati, Chip Blanc, Phil Wuth1er. 27 �SWIMMING This year's swim team, under the direction of Russ Law, stroked to a 7-2 record . The Angel Fish fin -ished in 3rd place. The team will be slightly scaled down next fall with the loss of seniors Susan Kilfoyle and Amy Knudson. The girls hope for another successful season from tadpole Becky Quintana, who was the team's premiere swimmer this fall. 28 �Row 1: Joelle elkin , Russ Law, Teresa Fiedler, Cary Lyford, Jill Chipman, Theresa Cuthbertson, Sibyl Frankenburg, Michele Begley. Row 2: Tami Graham, Heidi Schmidt, Janet Adams , Susan Kilfoyle , Kristi Jackson, Kristen Fitzgerald, Darcy Yarrington . Row 3: Chris Schmidt, Amy Knudson, Susan Engels, Joan Glivar, Amy Madsen, Christi Anchustegui , Kirsten Derr, Annie Cordova 29 �GYMNASTICS Under the tutelage of new coach Debby Brown, the girls gymnastics team amassed an impressive 7-2 record . Behind the beaming performances of all-arounders Linda Bennett and Lanette Skoglund the young and inexperienced team had a banner year. Amy Yarter and Michelle Milonas also turned in unparalleled performances in every event. Even though last year's team had a better record, the girls were satisfied with their overall finish . 30 �Row 1 Yvette Elli ton Row 2 Lanette Skoglund. Kmten Eddy, M1chelle Milonas, Donna Gcrrol Row 3: Ang1e Bam, Cary King. Debby Brown, Denise Clardy, Royce Warren, Amy Yarter, Stephame Brown, Juamta Bryant, Cheryl Martm, Ltnda Bennett, Denise Hart 31 �VOLLEYBALL The East High volleyball team showed its continued improvement this year with an 8-5 record, good enough for a strong 5th place finish. Coach Fair stated that the team had the most individual talent ever but couldn't quite come together as a team. Senior Laurel Rhodes, who was all-c1ty as a JUnior, led this year's squad. The remaining seniors helped tremendously with the team's success. • 32 �Row J · Laurel Rhodes, Heidi Whalen . Row 2. Kelly Miles , Margaret Me11a, Farzaneh Hadian , Angie Molen . Row 3 .· Laura Mangus, Emiko Kimura. ancy Bndges, Paula Gallegos, Coach Fair. Row 4.· Dana Coutts. M1st1e Klem , Laura Davidson, Julie Steuart, Christine Walravens. 33 �GOLF Once again the East High golf team domi· nated the Denver Prep League. Led by senior Steve Madsen and junior Tony Spikes, the team captured the district and city cup titles after suffering one loss to T J. For the third consecutive year, the golfers won the city title while tying with T J for the number one spot in the standings. Steve Madsen, shooting an average of 74.9 and Tony Spikes, with an average of 79, finished first and fourth respectively in the individual standings. Coach Biffle hopes next year's team will continue dominating the league. Row 1: Robert Warder, Ed Mate, Tony Spikes, Steve Madsen, Kris Madsen. Row 2: Coach Biffle, Vic Sulzer, Mark Downing, Steve Rose, Bruce Egloff. �CROSS COUNTRY Once again East's cross country team swept through the Denver Prep League. East was first in city and first in districts. Thts year was the third straight year for the girls and second straight year for the boys. The team was well balanced in all areas. Seniors Hugh Wilburn and Mike Freeburn led the boys team with strong performances all season long, while the girls were led by seniors Terri Miller and Mana Joyce, and sophomores Laura Goldin and Leslie Aldrich. Because of continued strength and depth, East hopes to continue their winnmg tradition next year. Row l:Coach Cisneros, Valerie Kreck, Anna Holm, Kate Bond, Gretchen Steele, Laura Goldin, Terri Miller, Leslie Aldrich, Maria Joyce, Lori Swanson. Row 2. Steve Knapp, Todd O'Malley, Greg Schiff, Wayne Vaden, Jim Johnson, Hugh Wilburn, Mike Freeburn, Todd Washington, Charlie Campbell, Andrew Tucker, Gus Walker, Perry Towsllck 35 �0 0::: SOCCER <( 0 co U.J 0::: CROSS-COUNTRY u (f) EAST JLINCOL /M ANUAL/SOUTH EAST /GWI JFK EAST/MONTBELLOJSOUTH/WEST EAST /NORTH/T J 1st IN DISTRICTS 0 1st PLACE 1st PLACE 1st Pl:.ACE 1st PLACE ~ ~ EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 0 CREEK 1 SOUTH 1 JFK 1 TJ 0 MONTBELLO 0 ORTH 0 LIN COL 1 WEST 0 MANUAL 2 GW 0 2 0 1 5 2 2 1 1 1 TOURNAMENT EA T 4 EAST 1 EAST 0 TJ MA UAL JFK 0 0 1 STATE-EAST 0 DOUGLAS COUNTY 1 L1: WOMEN'S SWIMMING MEN'S TENNIS EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 87 103 145 115 72 85 100 111 85 GW 55 WEST I NORTH 33 I 55 SOUTH 43 JFK 1 TJ 8 MONTBELLO 39 MANUAL 61 REL:A Y MEET 5th PLACE 3rd I DISTRICTS 36 7 6 0 6 3 7 7 3 1 SOUTH 0 JFK 1 TJ 7 MONTBEU:O 1 NORTH 4 LIN COL 0 WEST 0 MANUAL 4 GW 6 7th IN DISTRICTS �FOOTBALL EA T EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST GOLF EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 6 6 6 5 6 6 6 6 6 SOUTH NORTH MONTBELLO MANUAL UN COL GW JFK TJ WEST 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 13 7 8 15 6 0 FRUITA JFK MANUAL GW ORTH w T SOUTH MONTBELLO TJ UN COL 3 28 35 28 14 26 21 22 40 6 1st IN DISTRICTS WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS EA T EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 NORTH LINCOLN SOUTH GW MANUAl::: WEST JFK TJ MONTBELLO EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EA T .40 112.20 134.00 127.80 131.90 126.00 135.75 141.25 131.10 4th I DISTRICTS ORTH TJ MA UAL SOUTH WEST JFK GW LINCOLN MONTBELLO 89.50 105.20 114.90 121.05 63.55 153.20 144.25 95.95 118.85 5th IN DISTRICTS 37 �WOMEN'S BASKETBALL This season, as in the last three, the women's basketball team has potential to place in the state tournament. Michaele Moore, a sen tor, not only leads in scoring but also in assists and steals. Jane Short, another senior, leads the team in rebounds. Also starting this season were Cherie Kmght. Kristel Delph, both seniors, and jumor Tami Graham. Even though they are losing many emors, the Angel basketballers will dominate again next season. �WOMEN'S J.V. The J. V. basketball team this year is made up of two jumors and the rest sophomores. Coach Escobedo says that the g1rls are JUSt learning. but they are making progress and he hopes that by playing they will gain valuable experience. Row I Royce Warren R01< 2· Laura Mangus. Tarr: M bane Amy Madsen Row 3 Trac1 Groff. L m<la R1ce, Chanyta Warren, T lemMia Jacksor. Coac ... Esco Karmyn Kl~dred, Melame Wain, Tracv MJI!er. Paulette Myers �MEN'S BASKETBALL The 19 1- 2 edttion of th East H1gh men's basketball team tarted off slow but have put 1t together as of lat(> Coach C1 neros called th1s year's squad bright, diSCiplined and coachable The new gym has helped attendance whtch in turn has helped the overall spiTit of the cagers The list of outstandmg players includes Roy Crockett, Kirk Cohen, Kevin Childress, and Bruce Schlagel The squad has growmg hop s for a successful season 40 �Rov. 1 7odd Washmgton. CoaciJ C1sneros. Pee Wei! Cohen Row 2 Dav1d Hallman, Ray Malon<', JuTJm~ M1ller, Leshe M.'ton, Roy Crockett, Kevm CHidre s, M,lUreatha Hall, Bruce Schlagel. AI Wills �41 �JV BASKETBALL The men's jumor varsity turned out one of the best records ever. The Angels started out the season well, wlnnmg their first seven games and never looking back. Led by playmaker Silas White. forward I.C. Lewis and a talented bench, the cagers played well as a team. UnselfIsh play, a tenacious press defense and overall superb coaching by Marcus Walker made the JV a strong squad with loads of potential for the upcoming year. Row 1. Demetrius Jones, Silas Whote, Bobby Halley Row 2· Wayne Vaden Cleveland Jones, Chris Roper, Coach Walker, I.C. Lewts, Gerald Abraham, Scott Smith. �WRESTLING Wrestling is one of the most unique Individual sports ava1lable to athletes. It requires motivation and dedication of the athlete who seeks the competition of a total athletic program. One of the outstanding wrestlers on the team is Jeff Matthews, a senior who holds the school record when he pinned an opponent from North in 25 seconds Other outstanding underclassman include juniors Richard Martinez, Bill Perry, Andrew Clardy and Charlie Bruce. Sophomores include Leonard Martinez, Jaime Mata and Bryan Long. With young talent and potential, Tarver's goals this season are to see the sophomores and juniors compete in the district meets and go on to the state tournament. 44 �Row 1· Andrew Clardy, Vmcent Jordan, Charlie Bruce, Richard Martmez. Jatme Mala, Bryan Long, Leonard Martmez. Coach Tarver Row 2· Cleo Greer, Galen Dol, Bnan Boldel', Ray Kadon, Melvin Jenkins, Ken Horton, Bill Perry, Sean Hofer, John Carlin 45 �MEN'S SW MMING Practicing every day after school and pushing to complete that las1 lap, the Angel swimmers earned success and reputation througr their performances at meets. This year's diving competition was led by Terry Trieu and Ron Lovato, while outstand ng swimmers mcluded: seniors 'ed Norman and Mike Pittam, and juniors Hugh Boyle, Rob Griggs, and David Baudek. It takes more than seven swimmers, however, to make up a team, as the rest of the swimmers provided strength and unity. No matter how hard the swimmers may have worked. they never failed to exhtbit an obvious example of what spirit should be! 46 �~ ~....................................111 47 �WINTER SCOREBOAR ME 'S SWIMMI G 72 East East East East 63 113 en 89 102 37/101 55 Lincoln GW West / orth South 55 56 93 93 East East East East 107 115 15 56 JFK TJ Mont bello Manual I ' - --- ~- ·-- ~-- MEN'S WRESTLING East East East East East 36 3 35 28 13 South JFK TJ North Lincoln 27 47 32 37 48 East East East East 17 9 35 15 West Mont bello Manual GW 51 54 24 44 r I : - 46 --- - I - - --- i �WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East MEN'S BASKETBALL East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East 45 63 70 67 47 87 61 53 57 47 59 64 72 82 55 63 76 77 Manual TJ GW North Lincoln Montbelio West South JFK Manual TJ GW North Montbello Lincoln West South JFK 53 66 69 66 49 62 53 75 49 59 60 83 58 51 59 52 78 76 66 69 73 95 71 62 99 73 52 72 43 68 80 72 59 59 60 66 Manual TJ GW North Lincoln Montbello West South JFK Manual TJ GW North Montbello Lincoln West South JFK 47 46 51 55 38 36 38 28 45 30 44 43 47 67 37 21 41 61 sub-district East East East I I 87 71 71 North Lincoln TJ 40 48 59 STATE! STATE! STATE! STATE! STATE! STATE! Special congratulations to the following senior members of the 1982 basketball team , who will be going to the state tournament for the second year in a row . Each has contributed to make the 1982 basketball season a suecess. Cherie Knight Terry Miller Michaele Moore Linda Bunting Kristel Delph Paula Gallegos I Jane Short I I -49 �����������·' ����WOME 'S TRACK MEN' APRIL 13 EAST f GW / MA UAL A RIL 20 EAST /LINCOLN/JFK APRIL 27 EAST JSOUTH/TJ MAY 4 EAST / GW /NORTH/ JFK - MARCH 25 EAST JGW /MANUAL APRIL 1 EAST JUNCO NfJFK APRIL 15 EAST /SOUTH/T J APRIL 22 EAST /NORTH/JFK/GW TRACK APRIL 17 DPHSAL RELAYS APRIL 28 "B' MEET MAY 11 DISTRICT MEET MAY 15 DISTRICT FINALS MAY 21,22 STATE I APRIL 29 "B" MEET MAY 15 DISTRICT FINALS AY 21,22 STATE I -~---- -- SPRI G SCHEDULE WOMEN'S SOCCER EAST GW EAST SOUTH EAST JFK EAST TJ EAST MONTBELLO MARCH 18 MARCH 23 MARCH 25 MARCH 30 EAST NORTH APRIL 15 EAST LINCOLN APRIL 20 EAST WEST APRIL 23 EAST MANUAL APRIL 27 APRIL 1 LEAGUE TOURNAMENT MAY 1 . - 'I �BA B L 65 ��High school differs a great deal from junior high school. One of the biggest changes happens to be the relationship of the seniors, juniors and sopho· mores where barriers between classes are re· moved. Sophomores often the best year school a different sense of freedom eating lunch off campus checking out the older girls. Sophomores epitomize enthusiasm, seldom miss· ing a game and the loudest at pep rallies. Grades still not the strong point. Adjusting to compli· cated styles of learning nothing like JUnior high. Chemistry, essay forms in English, ancient history, all foreign to sophomores. just going through the motions one more year crack down and study hard. Juniors start thinking seriously about the college of their future. Juniors become better known and girls and start to fit into their separate cliques. guys more prominent longer relationships more heartbreaks take it easy Seniors two choices hard. Taking it eas~.r involves three working classes, five lunches or study halls. Working in· volves AP courses, college applications AP exams. Another alternative, still a popular pro· gram for seniors, is senior seminar. A chance to go at something on your own, an unaccustomed ex· Then comes the culmination, gradu- has Its own distinctive features, but possesses a unique way of Interrelating. It is a wonder how this great diversity of people can work and play together in a school atmosphere. ��• �Darin Baker ���Dena Thompson and Eric Farner ���• ��Stephanie Gordon ' I �• ���Linda Keeler Susan Kilfoyle ' ��������'I ��������98 �99 �Peter Murane Vtce Pres dent Trac Groff ec Tr s Matt Cohen Pres dent The Junior year is a transitional year· the mid, •., of school life. Ju. iors are used •l,e EAST atmo· sphere, familiar with the school and teachers, and have established many new friendships as sopho· mores It is a year where they realize that they are approachmg graduation in another year, thinking about future plans. Although being in the middle can be a disadvantage it also has a kmd of secunty, having that extra year to go. The student council is there, trying to make this year easier and more enjoyable. Atmee La Pernere, Gretchen Steele Female RepresentatiV'S J1m Cramer, Btll Meyer Male Reprt!sentattves Sponsors Mrs Denny, Ms Srr. th, Mrs Spaulding. Mr. Brucker 100 �juniors Abbott Patt Abdelnaby. Wa1l A1 llo, Colette All e. Sandy A' n, Cath r :1e Anderson, Dw1ght Anderson, Khad11a Andreas. Peter Armas, Veromca Armstrong, Hank Ashby, R agan Au ler, Francene Bam, Angela Bar Ia, Donald Barela. Jos ph Barnes, Mary Barrett. Selby Batson,.Kevin Baudek. Davtd Bean Behnda Blanc, Chip Bolden, Bnan Bonilla. Carlos �juniors Boy! , Hugh Bradley, Ann Bndg forth Brian Bnkovsk s, I ta Brown J nnlfer Brown, Ronda Browr, Stacy Brown, Stephen Bruc , Charles Bufford, Edward Burkepll , D n Burrmgton, Rob Campbe , Chari s Campb II, D !'I Carter, Alma Carter, Tma Cass1dy, Martha Catahm, Juhe Cawthon, Enc Chapman, Vern tta Chase Mary Chavez, Angelo Chavez, Marie Ch1pman, Jtll C1arlo, Cathy Clark, Heidi �juniors Clark, :..aurm Chit, Ryan Clyme• W am Coher, Matt Cook, Ted Cooper, Valeria Co tello Btll Cramer, J m Cramer, Kathleel' Czech, Debbie Dailey, Kelly Dale, Cecelia Daniel, DarrJi: Davidson, Laura Dawson, Shanta Deane, Meg DeHerrera, Lela Delaney, James DeRose, Eddie Deuel, Mtsste Dtckerson, 'orrnan Dtxon, Dean Dtxon, Donnell Donaldson, Douglas Donohu , Darby Downing, Mark 103 �juniors iJr "', Chari s Ducker Fo t r Duensmg, David Fox. M1chelle Frank '1burg, byl FranKhn, Peggy Fran , Jason Fuermann. Anne Funako ht D1an Gardner, Kathy Gaut1er, Gabr elle Gerrol D !'Ia G1lford, Chnstma 104 �juniors Goldtr., Jon Grac v Don Graham Tam1 Gnggs Robb Grimes, Sharon Groff, Trac1 Grossmal"l, Rachel Hall, Dw1ght Hall, Maureatlta Ham1ton, Ken Ham1lton, Scott Hams, C thy H rmanspan, Dean Hey, Kelly H1' , Br -:tnetta H1ll, Jan H1ll, W yn H1llman, Malcolm Hmes, Sonya Hof r Sean Hoffman, Jam1e Hogan, Ahson Holhster, John Holm, Anna Hoogstrat K rst 'l Ho ms Holly 105 �juniors Hudek, J1m Hur'llc.Jtt t \> Hu:1t r, Ton!f H.trst, Randal Hyde, Patrick Ingold, llr"lea Isabell, M1cha I J ckson, Anms Jackson Krist Jackson Steve J ckson, T lemm1a Jam1eson, Karen Jaudon, Jod1 Jenkms, Anthony J nkms. Melvm Jens n, K1rk Johnson, Enc Johnson, Holly Johnson, James Johnson, Saran Johnston, J1ll Johnston, Marnte Jones, La;~ra Juarez, Dorothy Kaplan, Jo I Kemp, Martha 106 • �juniors Khar, lrshad Kmsm n M gan Kirst n, Liz Kl n, Revene Knapp, Chr s Knapp, Steve Kmght, Bryan Kray, Jeff Lamarr, Gary LaMotte, Rodney Landrum, Robert LaP m~re, Aamee Larktns, John Lat..geson, Karen Leach, John Lederer aoml Lewis, Carol Lewas David Lewts, Regtna Labonati. Donna Lindsey. Mark Lmker, Valene Lazotte Andrea Lofton, K ath Lopez Yvette Loudd, Carla 107 �juniors :. ovato Adnan Lovato, Ron Lucey, B. I Lyford, Cary Macartney, J1lhan MacDonald, B cky MacDon"'lld, She1la Mack. Laverne Mack, Tyrone Mads n, Kns M rhr, Ang Ia Martin, Cl-teryl MarhP, Tamrrl Martine, l>a"'-1' Maunes, Mark Maus. Kyle Maxw !~. Bnaf'l May, Tom McCarthy M. e McCollum, Andrea McConnell, Margaret McDorald. Robert McElwain, Jeff McGUire Dame! Meba:1e, Jam1e Medina, Mana 108 �juniors M d na. Roberta MeJia Pauhn Meschia Jall"es Mc!ftr, Sto!ve M yer, Tom Meyer W1lham M1l nkov1c, Mark M1ller, James M1lonas, M1chelle lttchell, An ta Mohna. Maunc1o Murane, Peter Murphy, Diana Muske, Sasha eal, Kathy elson, Craig Nigro, Bonme oda, Kent orman, Dan 'orman, VIolet Norwood, Valerie Nuechterlem, David Oberhaus n, Erik 109 �JUniOrS Ols , Karl Orn as, Deanna Palka, L1 a Palka, Mak Pep n Brad! !>' P t nr on, Char es Phalhp, Red Pogz ba Andy Po~>.~d M ke Powers, Sean Pre sman, Adam Pr tchett, Marva Rankan, Darr ck Reavey, Am!,< Redw ~e. J ~et R ce Landa R ~hards Rhonda Rocchao, Todd Rodriguez Annette Roel, Knst na Roland, .!o!fce Roland. athan Ross, Phalhp Rurdlet, Peter Ryan, John Ryerson, S10san 11 �juniors Santos Dem e Sat• dllO E zabeth Sch11f, Greg Shead, ')orletta Shelton Toni Short, M>chael Shosky, Dan Shosky, Sally S1 · urn, Carla S1sneros, Diane Skoglund, Lanette Slaughter Cla1-10n Smllh, Joy Smith, Steven Snyder, Lmda .. Spikes. Tony Stee!e Gretchen Stevens, Erika Stevenson, Martha Stroud, Stephame Swanson, Lon Tarantola, Dma Tass1an, Mana Tate, Dawn Taylor Theodora Thompson, Dartonya �juniors fhomp on, T r ~ Thorn, fodd Towsllck, P rry Tram, Ktm Tri u, T rry Tucker, Andrew Tunson Mma Vannocker, Kerstm Venhuisel', M rebeth Vent •rs, Margaret Wakntn. Kel!J Waldren, Suz nne Wallace, Brian Wallmgford, Jayn Warder, Rob ~~ Washtngton, Phylhs Weathersby. Mtchclle Webb, Davtd Wells, Karen Whtte, Gina White, Jim Whtte, Lai-taunya Whittekin, Lisa Wilhams, Ronda Wtlliams, Tma Will. Al1anon 112 �juniors Wooten Margaret W~.tt: r, PI- ;> Ya•r ngton Darcy Year!Jy, W•lllam erobmc k Suz11 Zervos, Mary llJ �juniors That's incredible! She loves me! Hugh, was that supposed to be funny? Hey, what's tn the bag? 114 What do you thmk of the Situation m the Middle East? �juniors Th1s "E" smells! This test should be a breeze. I think they're staring. Get serious' 115 �juniors c===~~==========================~========================================~ "J11i, do l have a tan yet?" "What"d you say?" 116 �juniors Dear Abb~ 117 �sophomore officers SOPH. OFFICERS Brian Syptak Vice-President Lynn Pittam Secretary /Treasurer --------------------------------~----r Emily Gibson President Most sophomores who come to East for their first day of school in September are unsure of what to expect, unless they have had older brothers and sisters who have previously attended East. Some sophomores are confident that they will be able to succeed in high school. Others are apprehensive about classes. Still others are inhibited by the thought of attending high school for the first time. To aid and lead the sophomore class are student council members who are elected in late September. These members serve as liasons for the students enabling all sopho· mores to feel more comfortable about school and what they should expect. This year, the sophomores will try to raise money and ere· ate new activities to help make the class of 1984 one of the best. 118 Mrs . Carruthers, Mr. Clerihue, Mrs . Deasy, Mr. Noonan . Sponsors John Kmtzele , Paul Mack Male Representatives Lori Pope, Teresa Cuthbertson, Yvonne McClain Female Representa lives �sophomores Abbott, ancy Abrams, Kathy Adams. Janet Albertelh, Patti Aldrich, Leshe Aldrich, Michele Alford, Jill Ali, Krishnor Ah, Knstor Alie, Amy Allen, James Alonzo. Jaime Anchustegu1, Christi Anckle, Reilanda Anderson, Angela Anderson, Katherine Anderson, Mona Archuleta, Raymond Archuleta, Troy Ausler, Charlotta Babbs, John Baker, Tracy Bakogianis, Louis Bayer, Heidi Beach, Peter Beadle, Dan Beckler, Bnan 119 �sophomores Begley, M1chelle Bend1xon , Renee Benton, Terrie B rdahl, Chns Bergman, Devon B1 hop, andy Blackwell, Deni e Blackwell, Patricia Bolm. Mary Bomar, Antinette Bond, Kate Brassfield, Kathy Bridges, ancy Brown. James Brown, Jes 1ca Brown, Matthew Brown. Tanya Brubaker e1l Bryant, Juanita Burky, Lisa Burrell, Latrice Butera, Chad Butz, Curt Campbell, Maxine Carter, David Carter. Phillip Cheney, Louise 120 �sophomores Chiles, DaVId Ch1lton, Fonda Chipman Justin Clardy, Demse Clark, Bnan Clements, Ellen Collins. Stephen Collymore, K1mberly Cordova, Anne Coutts, Dana Crandell, Willy Crawford, Rushell Crihfield, Regma Croker, David Cross, Ken Curtis, Carmen Curtis, Catnna Cuthbertson, Teresa Dang, Nyphang Davidson, Julia Davis, Oretha Daviss, Jesse Debarros. Donna Degrate, Lomeatra Dematteo, M1chael D1xon, Sheila Doane, Julie 121 �sophomores Donaldson Vandi Donahu , K thle 'n Drs n, Molly Dunbar, Tom Dwight, Chris Egan, Lynn Einarson, Jeff Elhson, Yvette Emery, Tina Engels, usan Epperson. Jay E pey Todd Foedler, Louos Fosk, Robert Flournoy, Brechin Fox, Vicky Garver, Julia Garvon, Machelle G ntry, Patrock Gobbons, Scott Gobson, Emoly Gillespoe, Raymond Godard, Mark Goldin, Laura Gold teln, Juhe Gonzales, Juhe Gonzales, Guy 122 �sophomores Gonzales, Mttch Goode. Angela Groce , Tyrone Guerrero, Janie Gunn, Alan Hanson, Lisa Hare, Cynthia Harris, Charlton Harris, Kristen Hart, Tracey Harvey, Kedra Hathaway, Kathy Hayden. Jo Anna Headon, Sharon Henderson, Tanya Heron. Christine Hill, Anna Htte, John Holmes. Bruce Hooker, Deborah Horiucht, tchole Horton, Rochelle Howard, Jewel Hudgms, Coley Hudspeth, Howard Hughes, Latonya Hunt, David 123 �sophomores Hutchinson. Amy Isensee, Kori lsto. Edmard Ito, Shaw Jackson, Anitha Jackson, M1chelle Jackson, Monica Jenkins, Dav1d Johnson, Karl Johnson, Wendy Jonas, Marm Jonas. Angela Jones, Ian Jones, Stacey Jordan, Pamela Kaufman, Lisa Kear, Samantha Keil, Brenda Kepford. Aprel Kercheville, James Kimura, Emiko Kindred. Karmyn King, Adam Kintzele. John K1te, Jessica Klein, Mistie Kness, Tena 124 �sophomores Kreck , Valerie Kulick , Thomas La Fleur, Jean Larson, Rick Law, Kristin Lawler, Sandy Lawrence, Derek Lawrence, Randy Lee, Stephanie Leonard , Greg Levine , Davtd Lewis, Mark Ltzotte, Jean Long, Bryan Lovato, Paula Lujan, Brenda MacDonald , Pat MacFarlane John Mack, Delora Mack, Paul Mackey , Lynn Madsen, Amy Mangrum, Willard Mangus, Laura Mar, Elaine Marcel, Venus Marshall, Liz 125 �sophomores Martin, Patricia Martine, Tyler Martinez, Deanne Martinez, Leonard Mate, Edward Mauries, George Mayfield, Michelle Mayfield, Monica McCarron, Joe McCarthy, Mike McClain, Yvonne McCoy, Shannon McDaniel, Dawn McEwen, Peggy McGiumphy, Michelle McGrath, Dennis Miles, Kelly Miller, Brian Miller, Paula Miller, Robin Miller, Tracy Molen, Angie Moon, Toni Mosqueda, Olivia Moll, Gina Myers, Paulette Nagle, Shannon 126 �sophomores Nathan, Kenneth Nelson, Dons Nguygen, Hanh Nguyen, Tha1 N1cholls, Stephen Noah, Dean Norman, Jeanette Norris , Angela Nuechterlein, Larry Oakes, Cristme O'Malley, Todd Ortiz, Glenn Papm, Cynthia Paszel, Linda Peck, Tony Peterson, Kent Phanmany, Vilayuanh Pittam, Lynn Platt, Becca Pope, Lori Poplansky, Jacquelyn Pounds, Johnny Preblud, Leanne Qumtana, Rebecca Ramirez, Aurora Reiva, Susan Richardson, Mark 127 �sophomores R1ggs. Kory Robmson, Clarence Robm on, Clay Robmson, Helhan Roland, Jack1 Roper, Chris Rowland, Jeff Rundle! , Sarah anders, K1m awyer, Joe Sch1lt, Scott Schmidt. Heidi colt, Don Segundo, Andr w S lkm, Joelle •ney, orris Serv1olo. Michael Sham, Greg Shevlin, Deborah S1ms, Tamala m1th, Rhonda Snyder, Chns Sommer. Shannon St Cla1r, Darren !:>tafford, Sandy Steele. Chris Steele, Crissa 128 �sophomores Stevens, Jody Stoker, Billie Jo Strobl, Michelle Sulzer, V1ctor Summers, David Summers, Tom .. Swenson, Robm Syptak, Brian Talley, Tina Tate, Chris Thompson, Duke Thompson, Jay Thompson, Jerilyn Toll1ver. Anthony Tooley, Kyle Tran, Dang Treffinger, Richard Trujillo, Donna Tye, Eric Ulnch, Galen Valone, Dm1tn Vance, Robert Vandenberge, Kris Vandermiller. Peter f Vaughn, Bobbie Waddy, James Waldren. Carter 129 �sophomores Walker, Augusta Walker, Lisa Wain, Melame Walravens, Christine Walravens, Patrick Wanner, Barbara Warden, Diena Ware, John Warren. Anthony Warren. Royce. Webster, Damelle Weder<pahn. Kathy Widmann. Bnan Wigginton, Tom W1lliams, M1chelle Willard, Jerry Wooddell, William Worchester. Scott Yarter. Amy Young, Annette Young, Gma Zigman, Marty 13C �"Like, fer sure man, ya know?" " What the 131 �PRINCIPAL The changes within our society are reflected so clearly by students who attend public educational institutions. It is with pride and appreciation that I acknowledge the opportunity to be associated with a staff and student body at East that works together in an earnest and diligent manner to create a better tomorrow. John J. Astuno Principal East High 137 �ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Ed Calloway Dave Strodtman 133 �english/language a manner ·of speaking Claudia Deasy Dorothy Fuller 134 �english /language Cathy Mangen A thesaurus, dictionary, a book of literature, and a stack of week·old ungraded themes are among the many items one might find on an English teacher's desk. A few feet to the side of the desk is a rather large trash can filled with mounds and mounds of frustrated composi· tions, broken pencils, and possibly a worn copy of "Cliff's Notes." These Items found in the classroom are but a mere indication of what type of work is done in a basic English class. But not always the same type of work is done In a drama, competitive speech and filmmaking class. Their long hours of work are spent on the art of self.expression through acting and speaking. Students enjoy taking various English classes as elective courses. Through hard work and discipline the English department merges with the superior. R1chard Nelson Barbara Spauldmg 135 �.. ��social studies that was then; • this IS now Sheila Feeney Patricia Gatewood Lewis Greenlee 138 Robert Hussey �social studies Ronald Miller Gerard Noonan Whether you want to learn about American History, the pharohs of ancient Egypt or today's contemporary issues, the social studies department at East offers these plus other valuable courses of interest. The teachers might push students a little harder, but in the end it helps students produce superior AP scores. Tamara Smtih Patricia Vtalpando Depending on what one likes in a teacher aside from teaching ability, social studies teachers offer a wide range of diversity. Each has their own unique characteristics outside of school Mr. Miller has a "preppie" dog and claims to be Lord Miller the successor of King Price Smith. Mr. Rasmusson's hobbies are chewing tobacco and playing tennis. Then there is Mr. Greenlee who loves to ride bikes and read when there is nothing else to do. All in all East High School has one of the best social studies departments with super teachers. 139 �science/ math experiments and Mack Fair Where does one begin to understand the Donald Bobb chemical composition of the earth and universe; the tissues and cells that make up the human body; the microscopic animals found in a drop of pond water: stars, vectors, and the evolution of life? The answers lie within the knowledge of a science teacher. Every student during at least one of his high school years takes a course In science Whether a student takes a science class to allev1ate the burden of ten hours mandatory science credit. or tackles a college course in planning for the future, he will never flee the class Without gathering at least a smidgen of knowledge. Everything from learning about the stars to con· structing a bridge Is concealed behind the doors of a science classroom. Those few moments each day that a student spends behind those concealing doors eventually reveal a truly educated individual - one who is able to cope with questions without answers. answers that have no questions, and one who possesses a sense of independence no two persons share equally. 140 �science/ math Dale Strickland Rob rt Slmpsol" equations Curtis Bedore Thomas Elh on Elsa Berger 141 ���physical education a break from the books Pam Cisneros Gene Cisneros East High offers a wide variety of gym classes designed to keep you in top shape-such as fitness and conditioning, lifetime sports, team activities, gymnastics, and dance. A new addition to the phystcal education department is Larry Tarver, who teaches fitness and team activities classes. Kathy Hayes Although the near-completed bym altered the students' former methods of dressing and workouts, the inconveniences proved well worth it when the new gym was finally available for regular use. Jackie Dean Larry Tarver Alan Hodges 144 Chff Olm �industrial education/rotc woods and goods Harlan Miller As the students work diligently in the process of taking an engine apart, work on blue prints for a house, or construct products from wood, an industrial education teacher is sure to teach the students quality, correction, and perfection. Whether it means redoing blue prints or spending extra time making something better, it will result in self-appreciation and confidence. Woody Senier Herb Stewart • keep In step I Dennis Shipman Lloyd Storey Willard Wyatt The ROTC department at East is a truly unique staff of officers that teach the students determination, stamina, and pride. Preparing the students for drill team and rifle competition between other schools, and teaching basic skills are among many responsibilities of an officer. 145 �special education that extra e fort The special education de· partment is Indeed a "special" and intense program. With a work team of eight teachers, this program concerns itself with the "special'' needs of East High students that need a little more help and attention than the regular runof-the-mill student. The teachers involved in th1s program possess the patience needed to motivate these special students. Ted Brucker -- Anme Wickhffe 14 �hold youth/ student activities/ advisors /library the addi onal ingredient The Hold Youth program is for the deterranee of students at East. The teachers involved, Colleen Kennedy and Dianne Tramu· tola, council these stu· dents and assist them in the selection of beneficial classes at East and the Career Education Center. Warren Boatroght The staff of advisors, Richard Rassmusson and Judith Fruland, hold very demanding and responsible posti· tions In their attempts to modify a student's behavior, their main concern is the discipline of the student body, handling all referrals, truancies, and progress reports. Judy Fruland Richard Rasmusson Beth Gower check out the librarians John Jackson El01se Pearson John Jackson and Eloise Pearson are recognized for their excellent job in managing the library. By providing assistance for students and knowledgable information, the librarians can put their years of study to use. -- 147 ���clerical staff our type of people Kay Logan Sonya Ek Edna Knoll Jean LaFleur The clerical staff at East is the backbone of organization. By answering phones, typing, filing, issuing excuses, and handling all money and sales, these major tasks seem minor. As these ladies keep the offices in working order, they also make East a more pleasant school for visitors. Margaret Staible Jennie Marr Eva Smtih Zadean Wilcox Mary Clare Taylor 150 Linda Williams �teachers the whole bunch The faculty and staff that create the strength within a school also give it character and individuality . The art of working together and sharing the good with the bad is truly a gift to East High SchooL There is a closeness found within the teachers in which students, new and old, are able to discover a comfortable environment at school. This feeling of comfort is essential in maintaining the sense of belonging and understanding that East projects. The communication that exists among the teachers also contributes to the overall appearance of the school. 151 ��Beginnmg w1th registration, through homecoming, spirit week, graduation and finally summer break, activities are evident everywhere with everyone at East. In one way or another just about the entire school is involved in at least one activity. There IS a versatile assortment of activities occurring daily at East. Some, such as Student Council, Executive Internship, National Honor Soc1ety deal with school events. Others like dance, Hatchet Squad, and Thespians are based around special interests. Most of these activities are school sane· tioned and have some special budget help. But the real help lies in the dedication of the members. Through hard work, shows, concerts, assemblies and trips all are made possible. Activities are :m integral part of East. The oppor· tunity to create, produce and perform is available. It gives students a different sort of responsibility; something that leads to the personal satisfaction of a job well done. �CHEERLEADERS rah! talent The cheerleaders are a special combi· nation of different personalities working together to promote school spirit. This squad, with eleven juniors and thirteen seniors, demonstrates the co· ordination and organization that is needed to bring about the school spirit which makes EAST so great. Many long and devoted hours go into practicing and learning the cheers and routines so each performance can look its best. This year's cheerleaders supported EAST with a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and spirit. Co-head cheerleaders: Christy Hamilton, Dena Thompso.n 154 Row 1: Maria Tassian . Row 2: Telemm1a Jackson Row 3 Aimee LaPemere, Angela Bam. Gabrielle Gauthier, Reagan Ashby, Reverie Klem . Valena Cooper, Dawn Tate. Row 4 : Anita M1tchell, Kelley Hey . Row 1: Deva Brown, Donna Gerrol, Pam Salazar, Dena Thompson, Amanda Hall Row 2 Christy Hamilton, Bridget Jones, Laurie Walker, Kristel Delph, Cherie Knight, Danielle Gautier, Rachael Gordon. ����SWEETHEART DANCE on cloud R 0 nine This year's Sweetheart Dance, held on February 6, was a dance to be remembered Sponsored by the junior class, it was a sure hit. y A The main hall, where the dance was held, was decorated in delicate pink and white streamers. Hanging from the ceiling were hearts representing of the couples there. Each symbolized the true purpose of the Sweetheart Dance. L Q-2 provided the music, mtxmg both R-n-8 and Rock, which made all the music lovers there happy. T At 10:30 the dancing stopped in order to crown Wayne Vaden king and Gabrielle Gautier queen of the dance. y All in all, this year's Sweetheart Dance was a smash hit. Kmg Wayne Vaden 158 Queen Gabnelle Gautier Row 1. Wayne Vaden, Peter Murane, Maureatha Hall, Ktrk Jensen, Jon Goldin . Row 2: Stephanie Stroud, Atmee La Perriere, Gabrielle Gautier, Traci Groff, Teresa Fiedler, Dawn Tate . �on cloud nine 159 �.. ����HEAD BOY and GIRL their way: compatability I've been talking to David the stone faced lad our "guardian angel'' fig leaf clad Thanks for the memories, tt's been qu1te a year trag1c, terrif1c, TA TAMOU T ftl1ed w1th loving, and laughmg tears "Tsk," mtmmicked Michelangelo's Rock "I'll see It again and I've s en it before ·mce I stood stationed between the f1rst and second floors One hundred and s1x years have blown through these doors." But David, you cynic, that's not what I mean you're forgettmg East's heart because of all the facts and figures you've seen. Sure, the rallies have been rowdy, the new gym, what a room, holiday decorations rang w1th good cheer 01k "Boom-Chica-Boom"?) But East's not a dance or a student counc1l poll 1t's the music of the people, the smgmg of our souls. Hey, the spirit days and plays all pay and make the year more fun, but tt's the different smiles and different styles that make us all One. One in our dress, or color, or thoughts? o. East's not made of molds, we eek our own rambows and encourage others to discover thetr own pots of gold. See David, that's why 1t's been "qUite a year" It's the golden thread of life that lights the halls and faces 'round here What pul1s us together Is our pnde that we're people; we each run m the human race and then feast, we're One m feeling we're each our own being, and that's the treasure of East. Pardon the poor prose, I JUSt hope that some of the message muddled its way through. Thanks Amanda, Boat, and Council for all the great times. And to all the other people of East, all I can say 1s thanks for all the friendship, love and learning. Please DARE to create, and not conform. Always keep searching for your rambow. Goo oless you all, J B Schramm ' 2 164 I hope that 11 has been a Reflectmg on 1981-82 good year for us, and, for compansons sake. some· limes not so good. I hope that it was memorable. Of course, each one of us have had memorable mo· ments here, and our minds have captured those for etermty or at least a long time. So mstead of wnting out mme I encourage you to pull out your own moments. Looking forward to the years of the fu· lure we are the hope, love, hate,sorrow, apathy and enthusiasm of tomorrow, and I hope that as md1v1duals we choose to be all of the above. We must learn to accept. to fight, and most importantly commumcate wtth open minds. I DARE you all to make this world we live in a vigorous, conflicting. survivable place to be. I hope East Htgh has been as good a preparation for that quest for you as it has been for me. You've made this year and East very special to me! Good luck! I wish you all emotions known and unknown! Thank you Amanda Morris �STUDENT COUN~I Mr Boatright. Row 1 John Kintzele, Traci Groff, Melanie Huff, Aimee LaPerriere, Damelle Gautier, Staten Fuller, Matt Cohen . Row 2: Kirk Cohen, Brian Syptak, Gretchen Steele, Amanda Morris, Emily Gibson, Theresa Cuthbertson, Steve Konkol, Berna McElroy, Cherie Kmght. Row 3 Bill Meyer, John Petersen, Jim Cramer, Paul Mack, J .B Schramm, Yvonne McClain, Peter Murane, Lori Pope Student Council consists of a Head Boy, Head Girl, class officers, representives and several dedicated students The•r year started off w1th a retreat to Balarat where the ground work for the commg year was laid out. One of the council's goals for themselves and East was to be the best. Their challenge was to DARE the student body to become mvolved m their school. Being a leader and daring to be the first person to stand alone In a crowd can be hard at times. It is a chal· lenge to do a corny skit on the stage trying to elic1t a response from students who are a b1t apprehensive. but Student Council braved the laughs and comments m order to show that spirit does not hurt, as a matter of fact it feels good. Student Council set the1r goal at becommg the Super Council, super because they cared enough and dared enough to try to be the best. 165 �EXECUTIVE INTERN no internal problem Tina Williams Cra•g elson Debra Kregarman 166 Carol Byrd �, Therese Meggitt, Terry Trieu Lili Yamamoto Kristen Fitzgerald, Jon Starry Many high school students are anxious to graduate and begin working. With East's program, Executive Intern, students can begin learning and training for their particular career interests in an apprentice-type situation. Students attend school a few periods a day to fulfill graduation requirements and spend the remainder of the day at work. The students who participated in the program were enthusiastic about the opportunities opened up to them and have gained insight into their future careers. Joan Eto 167 �CONCERT BAND never misses a count Row 1· Jeff Kray, Phil Regas, Shan Miles. Beth Allen , Victoria Kelso, Kathy Cramer. Cary Lyford. Sean Pow rs, Jeanette orman, Brenda LuJan. Yvette Lopez, Felic1a Ashby, Ann Patterson, Patti Abbott, Lmda Rice, Wayne Vaden, J1ll MacCartney, Don Cheadle Rou.· 2· Marvm fiTton, Peter Vanderm11ler, Cary King, Andrew Clardy, Randy Hurst, Guy Gonzale . Row 3· Sheila MacDonald, Rob Warder, Chris Roper, Darnell McGhee, Clay Robmson, Charlton Harris. Rob Vance, Mark Richardson, Tracy Grant, Dan orman, Craig Nelson, Denms McGrath, Gus Walker, Todd Espey, Mark Downing, Aaron Martm, Mark Luedke, Brian Wallace, Dee Jones, Steve icholls. Rick Treffinger, Chris Rawles The Concert Band performed at the football games, then spent the rest of the year working on serious music. Besides concerts at school, the band performed at junior highs throughout the city. Seventeen East musicians were mem· bers of the All-City Band. The Concert Orchestra continued its tradition of performing a major work with the Concert Choir. The Orchestra also took part in the mustcal, as well as performing various other concerts. The East Orchestra also showed strength by placing eighteen members in the All-City Orchestra; ten in either first or second chair positions. CONCERT ORCHESTRA comes with strings attached Row 1: L1z Kimmet!, Laura Dav1dson, Kay Humphry, Devon Bergman, Karl Olsen, Amy Hutchinson, Crissa Steele, Erika Stevens, Naom1 Lederer, Carrie Hillward. Sara Muller. Chnsty Heron, Reverie Klein, Brad Pepin, Teresa Cuth· bertson. Paulette Myers, Dan Warvi. Row 2: Dan Norman, Victoria Kelso, Mark Richardson, Jean Dunover, Dennis McGrath, Christy Hamilton, Steve Nicholls, Ann Patterson, Rick Treffinger, Pam Czech, Jill Richardson, Chris Rawles, Will Woodell. Clayton Slaughter, Steve Farley, Artie Moore . 168 �JAZZ BAND just can't be beat Jazz Ensemble A continued to excel as evidenced by superior ratings given them at Jazz Festivals throughout the area. This year six East students were members of the AllCity Jazz Combo. Row I. Felic1a Ashby. Victoria Kelso, Ann Patterson, Don Cheadle, Jean Dunover, Guy Gonzales. Row 2: Ph1l Regas. !eve 1cholls. Rick Trellinger. Dee Jones. Mark Luedke. Chris Rawles . Row 3: Dave Delph1a, Will Wooddell, Artie Moore , Rob Warder, Mark Richardson . Dan orman, Rob Vance. Tracy Grant. Jazz Ensemble B is primarily a training group preparing to join the first Jazz Band the following year. Performances included the Winter and Spring instrumental concerts. Row I Gus Walker, Ann Patterson, Scott Sm1th. Aaron Marlin, Andrew Clardy. Row 2: Amy Hutchison. Darnell McGhee, Chris Steele, M1ke Serviolo, Jell Kray , He1di Bayer, Andy Manley . Row 3: Clayton Slaughter 169 �CONCERT CHOIR hits home bass in music Juniors and seniors who choose to be in concert choir are selected by audition. They perform a variety of standard choral literature . The concert choir is one of the top performing choirs at East. Row 1: Sandra Allee, Reagan Ashby, Heidi Whalen, Carol Lewis, Dtana Gerrol, Karla Miller, Barbi Downmg, Mtchelle Weathersby, Donna Gerrol, Julie Catalini, Leslie Curry, Diane Funakoshi. Row 2: Meg Deane, Tracy Hart, Marti Campbell, Joan Rovlenchik, Laurel Rhodes, Karen Laugesen, Joyce Hall, Tina Pagliasotti, Chaynta Warren, Reverie Klein, Lucy Wenzel, Edte Dulacki, Row 3. Steve Hunnicutt, Don Cheadle, Darby Donahue, Robin Reed, Skip Jefferson, Frank Kusumoto, Davtd Duensing, Kyler Stevenson. Row 4 Erik Koeppe, Derek Rice, Jerry Combs, Peter Andreas, Denny Wnght. James Meadows, Peter Chnsty, Peter Washburn 170 �ANGELAIRES Angelaires is a group of 24 sink ers and 3 instrumentalists from concert choir. They are selected by audition and specialize in the performance of vocal jazz. They are highly respected throughout the state. The Angelaires were one of th finalists of the 1980 Greeley Vocal Jazz Festival East High School Angelaires were selected by taped audition as the only high school Vocal Jazz Ensemble in the country to appear at the national convention of the National Association of Jazz Educators (NAJE), January 14-17 in Chicago. always in harmony Row 1 Dave Delph1a, Ph1l Regas, Artie Moore, Karla M ller, Peter Washburn, Barb Dowmng, Robin Reed, Meg Deane. Row 2: Erika Stevens, Karen Laugesen, Skip Jefferson, Dave Duensmg. Peter Chnsty, Lucy Wenzel. Darby Donahue Row 3 Joan Rovlenchik, Jerry Combs, Tina Pagliasottr, Denny Wnght, Derek Rice, Edie Dulack1, Row 4. James Meadows. Joyce Hall, Peter Andreas, Don Cheadle. ADVANCED CHOIR a very noteworthy group The Advanced Choir at East High School is open to anyone musically inclined. The Advanced Choir mainly consists of sophomores but a person in any grade is accepted. The Advanced Choir sings in con· certs by themselves and also with the Concert Choir. After Advanced Choir, the singers might choose to go on to concert choir in their ju· nior or senior year. Row 1: Devon Bergman, Jess1ca Kite. Darren St. Clair, Krishnor Ali, Knstor Ali, Tracy M1ller, Julia Garver Row 2. Angela Goode, Joelle Selkm. Peggy McEwen. Jill Alford , Lisa Burley, Kathy Hathaway, Lisa Hanson. Juamta Bryant. Row 3: Pamela Jordan, Terne Benton, Deedee Keith. Carmen Curtis. Jo Anna Hayden, Bernetta Pa1ge, Tracy Hart 171 �SIGNATURES Row 1 Chris Schmodt. Francesca Scarpone, James Mesc oa, Darcy Yarrington, obyl Frankenburg, ogne Gould, Mrs Braverman Rou. 2 Peter Rundlet, Joll Chopman, Kristl Jackson, L z Kommett, Chris Thorne, Phylhs Grossman. Row 3 Rob Griggs, Chros Adkins, Laurie Gra · ham, Christy Skidmore. Row 4. Monty Cully, M1ke Fenton, Losa Cotter, Matt Cohen On Saturday, October 24, the magazine writing class held a garage sale. The profits from this sale were used to provide poets and writers for the class who could assist the class members in their writing and analysis of other's writings. 172 never prose a problem �Editors Chris Thorne, Phyllis Grossman Signatures is an excellent literary magazine written, edited and published by a small group of talented students in the East/Manual magazine class. Sponsor, Mrs. Madelyn Braverman, provides the necessary guidance as students meet daily to critique stories and peotry, and view art work and photography submitted by students and teachers from East and Manual. Under the student leadership of Chris Thorne and Phyllis Grossman, this biannual magazine is a literary treasure for all. 173 �EAST FOR EXCELLENCE Under the guidance of Beth Gower, a new program took root this year at East. The purpose of the program, East for Excellence, is to motivate and aspire all students at all levels to strive to achieve their highest potential. East for Excellence formulated other new programs this year designated to help students. A special peer tutoring program proved beneficial as did the career day event to provide insight for various vocational mterests. East for Excellence achieved academic excellence and thus produced more spirit. 174 ( �JROTC keeping in step Clark Ausler B CMDR Conme W1l on HP CMDR Joszette1 Bohannan B EXO SECOND BATTALION Mana Ta s1an B P&l Sonya Lewis B ASST 54 Mark Maunes B S-1 Malcolm Hillman BN OPT SGT. Steve Sm1th B 52 John Ryan B CSGM Terry Trieu B -3 Curtis Dwight B Supply Sgt. Mark M1lenkov1c B S-3AIR Jonathan Starry B S-4 JROTC is a military organization which helps bring out the leadership qualities of high school students. This program provides opportunities for being involved in the changing of mili· tary ranks, wh1ch results in the promotion to the higher ranks and the 2nd Battalion. The 2nd Battalion is the epitome of discipline and self-assurance. Students in the 2nd Battalion demonstrate leadership qualities and the drive needed to succeed in JROTC. 175 �COMPANY A Row 1. Keith French, Lon me Giles, Kenneth Horton, Brian Tanner, Row 2 · Andrew haw, Alan Harns, Mary Kyle, Ang Ia Thomas , Oretha Dav1s, Hudson Haley. Row3: Anthony Loggms, W1lham Sander, Kmtor Ah, Tommy Thomas, M1chael Walker, Momca Mayfield Row 4 · Curtis Nasser COMPANY B Row 1 Gregory Gnmes Row 2: Veronica Armas. Debbie Engle, Carla Menchner, Jacquelyn Cole, Chris Dwight, Sylvia Cole, Phia Lee Row 3: Crystal Brown, Krisnor Ali, Eric Johnson, Bernette Pa1ge, Tyrone Groce, Steven Smith . COMPANY c Row 1: Pauhne Mosqueda Row2. Mark Mauries, icole Kelly, Peggy Franklin, Regina Cnthfield, Patrick Gentry. Row 3· Todd O'Malley. Vincent Hunt, Dav1d Carter, Curtis Wedding· ton, Alan Ford Row 4: Chaynta Warren, M1chael Palka, Der· oyce Davis, George Morales, Charles Bellard Row 5. Joseph Massanet. 176 �give it their best shot GIRLS DRILL TEAM, Row 1 SonJa Lew1s, Demse Clardy, Cornelia W1l· on, Sonya H.nes, M1chelle Aldnch. Row 2; Tina Talley, Cathia Redw.ne, Tamala Sims, Rochelle Horton, Sa· mantha Kear, Phyllis Wash.ngton . BOYS RIFLE TEAM, Row 1· John Ryan, Mark Mauries. Row 2: Jon Starry. Steven Smith, Lonnie Giles . BOYS DRILL TEAM. Row 1. Clark Ausler Row2 : Mark Maur· ies, Joe Massanet , Jon Starry. Row3: Steven Smit~ Curtis Nas· ser, Mike Palka, Lonnie Giles . GIRLS RIFLE TEAM. Row 1: Francene Ausler , Sonja Lewis. Row 2: Debbie Engle, Sharon Grimes. Row 3: Crystal Brown Two other interesting programs at East are the girls and boys drill team and girls and boys rifle team . These two groups compete against other DPS JROTC teams throughout the school year. East's JROTC rifle team's superior performance last year was acknowledged with a first place trophy . They hope to do as well this year . 177 �ADVANCED DANCE keep on their toes Dance should have no need of explanations. It is not a diversion but a discipline, an expression of life and its numerous emotions. The body is a symbol which a dancer utilizes to express one's innerself. As a dancer commands the stage and audience, his energy Is flowing; his spirit is soaring. The Advanced Dancers continue to enhance our dance department at East through their dedication and creative movements. Row 1· Dawn Tate , Beth Allen , Allyson Weaver, Lanette Skoglund . Row 2: Karen Steuart, Meagan Murray, Leslie Boyd, Maggie Stockin, Linda Carroll Row 3: Danielle Gautier. Julie Steuart, Holly Johnson , Kim Alexander. 178 �179 �ODDS AND ENDS This year's fall production "Odds and Ends." was a collection of dramatic entertainment Short selections from a variety of plays were presented by Kathy Hathaway, Juli Davidson, Lucy Wenzel, Suzy Zeroboick, D Layne Berry, and Rene Patterson. A mtme, entitled "The Cycle of Life,'' was performed by Tina Pagliasotti and Erik Koeppe. Peter Washburn and Don Cheadle wrote and presented an original spoof on talk shows and a sattre on the evolution of theatre from "Neandathal" theatre to the present For the first time on the East stage, improvisational theatre was attempted by Don Cheadle. Erik Koeppe, Barb Downing, Lucy Wenzel. and Laura Jones. This Innovative production successfully demonstrated the versatility and talent of the student actors at East Row I Tina Pas! asotll, Barb Dowmng, Kathy H thaway, EriK Koeppe Row 2 Mrs. Cathy Mang n. Juh Davidson, Don Cheadle, lucy Wenzel Row 3 Peter Washburn, uzy Zerobr. ck, E'dae Dulackt, Laura Jones, Rene Patterson Del ayne Berry 160 �THE MIME SHOW often imitated but never equaled The seventh annual mime show returned to East again this year. On April 29 & 30, the audience was treated to great performances by outstanding student actors. Unlike typical plays here at East, the mime show doesn't depend on a script or memorized lines. Instead, a bare stage is transformed into an original, creative set with innovative acts. Mime has and will continue to provtde a challenging experience for the students involved, while at the same time givmg audiences a delightful evening of entertainment. Row I · Laura Jones. Don Cheadle, Mtke McCarthy, Peter Washburn. Lone Greenberg. DoLay'lc Berry, Solange Huggms, Cathy Mangen Row 2 Lucy Wenzel, lnta Bnkovskts. Jell McElwam, P ter Regas. Ttna Pagliasoth, Enc Ko pp Dan Dhonau, Anne Huggms. �·cAsr El Gallo Luisa Matt Hucklebee Bellomy Henry Mortimer The Mute Don Cheadle Kristen Harris J.B. Schramm Amanda Morris Tina Pagliasottl Erik Koeppe Matt Cohen Donna Gerrol �was pre sented at East High School on February 18, 19, 20, under the direction of Catherine Mangen, vocal direction by James Guinn, technical direction by Robert S1mpson and choreography by Stacey Senter. The style of The Fantasticks contrasts with musicals of the past. Unlike traditional musicals, the cast was small, there was limited scenery, and the characters in it were realistic and at the same time stylized. This was a unique and difficult challenge which the ac· tors and crew suc· cessfuly met. I Crew Jeff McElwam, Laura Jares. Karen Laugesen, De'aync B rrv. Kathy Hat'"oaway, Todd Ahler iJS, Juh Catahm Lucy Wenzel, Car 3 Stlburn. M gan KmsMan, Meg D.zan 183 �TOP TEN While attending East, I participated on the basketball team and was a member of the National Honor Society My interests include art, backpacking, and gardening. Next year I plan to attend college and pursue a career in the field of art. Julia Wuthier High school has been a very meaningful experience for me; so meaningful in fact, that I have arranged to stay on as a student for 10 more years, after which time my body will be encased in marble and set up next to the statue of David on the main staircase. Edie Dulacki When I grow up, I want to be a farmer . Harvesting Red Spongy Clown Noses that honk, every April is my choice. These noses grow best at my friends plantation in the Aloeutian Islands; they require only sunlight, and make people laugh. JB Schramm Those of you who know me know my plans for the future. For those of you who don't know me I refuse to say anything on the grounds that it may incriminate me. Lyle Martine While at East I participated in basketball, cross country, Euclidean Club, National Honor Society, and Concert Band. My outside interests include skiing, basketball, and listening to music, especially the J. Geils Band. In the future I hope to attend Rice University, where I plan to major in Engineering. Jane Short This year, the senior class excelled higher than any class in many years. By perserverance and determination they achieved a high grade point average of 5.01, and a low of 4.50. This group of outstanding seniors display a high sense of motivation and academic achievement. 184 �the upper cut East has been an enjoyable school with many superb teachers . Next year, I will use the valuable knowledge that I gained here as I pursue a college education. My tentative plan is to major in Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Illinois m Champagne-Urbana, Illinois. Kathy Tom Iinson If you are always shy, people will end by imagining that you have a modest nature: and since it will flatter their own self esteem, will make you extremely popular. Harold Nicolson George Latsis At East, I participated in swimming, soccer, and National Honor Society . My other interests include playing the piano, drawing, baseball and cross country skiing. In the future, I plan to go to medical school. Joan Glivar My years at East have been the best years of my life, so far Rachael Gordon My high school experience has been an enjoyable one. Some of the more interesting experiences I have had came from my involvement in various clubs and teams, espe· dally Competitive Speech. Being a Hatchet has been fun and has also helped me to decide upon a speaking profession: Law or Psychology. I plan to attend Howard University, in Washington, D.C. on a full scholarship and major in Psychology. Jamie Phillips 185 �WOLCOTT a very novel contest James Meadow Rob Griggs Lorie Greenberg Peter Washburn Helena Hayes Val Lmker With the aged beauty of East High School goes the age-old tradition that never seems to escape the enthus1asm that tt had in 1 79 when 1t was estabhshed Wolcott. the 103-year-old public sight readmg contest, mvolves partic1patmg students who recite a short story without havmg prevtously studied it. Contestants are Judged on arhculatJOn, fluency, and the ability to mterpret the meaning of the selection. The winner is awarded a $25 cash prize. The Wolcott. ongmally a contest for girls only, 1s open to all East students. In the future, tl-:e aged beauty of East High School and Its traditions will contin· ue through contests such as the Wolcott. providtng students with expenence and opportunities to exposure of speaking abtltties. Peter Andreas J B. Schramm �WOODBURY a memorable presentation Edie Dulack1 Peter Andreas Beth Conover Paulette Johnson Lorie Greenberg When old East High School was moved to its present location at 1545 Detroit, one of the longstanding traditions that came with it was the "Woodbury Declamation Contest." Founded by R.W . Woodbury in 1873, this is its 109th running year. The major objective of the contest is to introduce students to competition in public _Students recite a selected and are · on their abilities 187 Tom McKendrie �HATCHET SQUAD smooth talkers Varsity Hatchet Squad Row 1· Helena Haynes, Tamm1e ettles, Lori Greenberg. Row 2: Claud1a Stem, Lucy Wenzel, Rachael Gordon. Gina Aldrich . Row 3.· Parker Brophy, Peter Andreas, Bill Meyer, Greg Holle, Pauletta Johnson . ovice Hatchet Squad Row 1: Sandy Stafford, LaDonica Reed, Danielle Gautier, Lmda Burrell, Terne Benton Row 2. Rob Gnggs, Pat Walravens, John MacFarlane, Emily Gibson, Val Linker, Carmen Curtis, Kathy Anderson, Dmitry Gringauz. Row 3: Lynne Mackey, Debbie Shevlin, Jim Meadows. 188 �The East Hatchet Squad represents East at local, state and national compe· titions. Depending upon their speaking ability, stu· dents are placed in either the varsity or the novice junior varsity team This year's Hatchet Squad consisted of approximate· ly 30 students. The stu· dents competed against thetr peers in their own level in order to determine who would represent the team at the meets. 189 �news is imprinted on their minds s p 0 T L I G H T s T A F F Row 1: Donna Libonati, Shawn Murphy, Linda Gallegos, Leslie Aldrich. Row 2: Sean Hofer, Kathryn Anderson, Jennifer Mac· Farlane, Terry M1ller, Becky Her· linger, Edie Dulacki, Wendy Pounds. Row 3. Mr elson, Jill Chipman, Steve Jackson, Rob Griggs, Steve Anastos, Peter An· dreas, Andy Greenblatt . Row 4.· Bill Meyer. 190 �Editors Row 1. Jennifer Macfarlane, Edie Dulack l, Genevieve Poucel (Now attending Colorado Springs School) Row 2: Peter Andreas. Donna Libonati, Rob Griggs. Becky Herlinger. In the area of news, editorials, features, and sport$, the Spotlight focused primarily on the facts, opinions, and personal interviews concerning school-related events and happenings. They also reached outside the realm of high school and covered events crucial to the school's student body. Thts year's Spotlight was no exception . Un· der the direction of Richard Nelson and Becky Herlinger the Spotlight staff produced exceptional editions this year. 191 �ANGELUS STAFF getting better annually 192 -~-----, �Kirsten Derr Ed tor ancy Weaver Album Ed1tor Megan Brad! y Album Co-Ed1tor Mary Arm Mack Album Co Ed1tor Paulette Long Clubs and ActiVJhes Editor Bill Burton Clubs and ActiVIties CoEditor Bnan Holmes ports Ed1tor Linda Bennett Copy Edttor Ned orman Head Photographer Kevm Kreck Co-Head Photographer Steve Gonzales taff Artist Staff: Knstin Barley Debbie Czech Trac1 Groff Wayne H1ll Ktrk Jensen A1mee LaPernere John Petersen Re1d Phtlllps Leanne Preblud Amy Reavey Kerstin Vannocker Jan Anderson Advisor ��School offers many different opportunities in every aspect of the word; academics, of course, the top priority. However, there are several parts just as important to a successful education. One of these parts is the club. The clubs form, catering to the interest of East students. Clubs offer a wide variety, from a math club, ski club and German club to ethnic clubs, drama club and a homemakers club. These clubs differ in size, some with up to 50 or 60 members and others only 5 to 10. Each club provides activities based on the special interests of the individuals in the club. Several clubs put on competitions, both intramural and against other schools. The competitions encourage the students to excel in their favorite subjects, something often neglected. The clubs have a productive and healthy atmosphere, yielding superb quality in products, answers, formations, speeches Clubs are an important facet to East. Almost every student can find a club that satisfies his or her special interests. These clubs are so vital to students; they encourage students in their better fields to produce and achieve, two things too quickly forgotten. �VICA they apply themselves Row 1: Stanley Judkins, Cheryl Hardiman, Wanda Farnsworth, David Cheng. Row 2: Dana Worley, Terrie Timozek, Liz Kirsten, Angie Jones, Mark Maiforth, Hling Mack, Ed Mata. Row 3: Karnard Jordan, James Craft, Jonathan Peals. ,.he VICA club meets during class time where the club Jork is part of the students' grade and makes up a ;>ortion of the credit which he receives for the class. The student usually registers for the vocational class with the full realization that he will be expected to take an active part in its co-curricular club. SKICLUB a very binding club After temperatures in the mid-60s in November, the members of SKEAST breathed a sigh of relief when the snow finally began to fall in December. The club scheduled trips to Winter Park/Mary Jane every other weekend. By going to this ski area, students had the opportunity to ski on various slopes according to their ability plus they received discount rates on lift tickets . Skiing conditions were good this year and provided a chance for the skiers to improve their technique . 196 Row 1· Cathy Ciarlo , Jay Epperson , Todd Ahlenius, Kerstin Vannocker Row 2: RutiAdams, Carter Waldren Row 3: Carme n Curtis, Terrie Benton. Row 4. Karl Olsen, Steve Madson , Ed lsto, Vic Sulzer, Hana Fiala. Row 5: Ed Mate , Holly Johnson , Denise Burkepile. Row 6.· Peter Murane, Matt Cohen , Jason Frazier, Jody Jaudon , Shaw Ito, Justin Chipman �NHS they make the grade The National Honor Society is an organiza· tion composed of students who have main· tained a grade point average of 3.5 or better. The members are active in school func· tions and follow the tradition at East of trying to improve the school's standards. The club's new sponsor this year is Mr. Boatright who helps to strengthen the school spirit through active participation by all NHS members. Row 1· Ned Norman. George Latsis. Aimee LaPerrlere, Gretchen Steele, James Meschia, Lanette Skoglund, Joan Glivar, Steve Bell, Paulette Long, Kirsten Derr, Lili Yamamoto, Phyllis Grossman, Reverie Klein, Traci Groff, Megan Kinsman, Cathy Ciarlo. Row 2: Brett Cunningham, Chris Fedde, ancy Weaver, Kent Noda, Kirk Jensen, John Hollister. Dean Campbell, J.B Schramm, Heidi Clark, Carol Lewis, Pauline Mejia, Andrea Lizotte. Row 3: Helen Worden, Kathy Tomlinson, Brad Pepin, Peter Rundle!, Darcy Yarnngton, John Petersen, Wayne Hill, Ben Cooper, Steve Konkol, Stacy Deuel, Frances Seawell, Matt Cohen, Peter Murane, Kelley Hey. Row 4. Sibyl Frankenburg, Teresa Fiedler, Liz Kimmell, Melanie Huff, Edie Dulacki. Row 5: Hana Fiala, Kathleen Cramer, Beth Allen, Ruth Adams, Ann Patterson, Jim Johnson, Gregg Schiff, Gina Aldrich, Jackie Sharpe, Jennifer Brown, Joyce Hall, Karla Miller, Mike Short, Brian Holmes, Chris Thorne, Perry Towstick, Jane Short, Tony Allen, Tami Graham, Kristin Rogers, Rachael Gordon, Julie Wuthier , Noami Lederer, Karen Laugesen. Row 6. Denise Burkepile, lnta Brikovskis, Mary Chase, Beth Morris, Val Linker, Shari Miles, Dan Norman , Charlie Campbell, Tom Meyer, Hank Armstrong, Jim Cramer, Peter Christy, Karl Olsen, Marc Burkepile, Bill Penberthy, Todd Ahlenius, Phil Wuthier, Jill Richardson , Laura Davidson, Lisa Whittekin, Mr Boatright, sponsor. VICA they apply themselves Row 1· Kelly Polzin, Steve Snedaker. Row 2· Raymond Malone, Michael Johnson, James Williams, Russell Hayes, Joe Garcia. Row 3: Melonda Wade, Dean Shioya, Ernest Baca. The Vocational Industrial Club of America at East has provided students with the opportunity to learn about trade and technology. Students develop their skills and patriotism through participation in educational, vocational, recreational and civic activities. The program continues to unite youths who strive for excellence and 197 helps to develop leadership abilities. �EUCLIDEAN CLUB Row 1· Ed Ehrichs. Craig Pena Row 2: Ruth Adams. Charlie Bruce, J ohn Petersen. Kirk Jensen . Row 3.· Jean Hollowell, Laura Hudgel. Dmitry Gnnguaz. Kent Noda. James Meschia. Wayne Hill, Dean Campbell, Marshall Gottesfeld, Ken Tanaka. Steve Jackson, Kyle Tooley, Tony Allen . Row 4 · Mr Herr, Mr Schraeder, Carmen Curtis, Jon Greisz, Bill Penberthy, Jess Owens, Ted Cook , Jane Short. Rachael Gordon, Brett Cunningham, George Latsis . The Euclidean Club is a relatively new club here at East, beginning only a few years ago . Last year, the club competed successfully in statewide competition and this year's members wish to keep up the good record . This year, supervised by sponsors Mr. Schraeder and Mr. Herr, the club is tied for first place. In these competitions, the club makes up math equations and solves them . The Euclidean Club not only offers its members a broader horizon in math, but also provides a lot of fun for the participants. 198 �PEP CLUB a very routine club Row 1: Valeria Cooper, Telemmia Jackson, Reverie Klein, Gabrielle Gautter, Kristel Delph, Danielle Gautier, Amanda Hall, Rachael Gor· don. Row 2: Cathy Harris, Lumeatra DeGrate, Tina Gilford, Vonda Taylor, Pam Czech, Jill Rtchardson, Karen Laugesen, Angela Batn. Row 3: Cheryl Martin, Michelle Milonas, Terrie Benton, Carmen Cur· Its, Pam Winston, Amy Yarter, Kristen Eddy, Yonnetre Hintzen. Row 4· Teresa Davts, Lawanda Jones, Valerte Kreck, Antinette Bomar, Sonja Hines, Kelly Mtles, Karmyn Ktndred, Sheila Dixon. Row 5. Yvonne McClain , Jody Stevens, Reilanda Anckle , Tamala Sims, Robin Swensen, Regina Lewis, Alma Carter, Denise Hart Row 6. Catrina Curtis, Renee Bendixen, Patty Blackwell, Brenda Ketl, Linda Paszel, Lai·Taunya White, AI Wills, Christy Heron. Row 1. Aimee La Perruhe, Cherie Knight, Christy Hamilton, Kelly Hey, Dena Thompson, Anita Mitchell, Maria Tasstan Row 2· Donna Gerrol, Reagan Ashby. Pam Salazar, Kathy Gardner, Bridgit Jones, Laurie Walker, Sandra Jones. Row 3: Michelle Mayfield , Michelle Stoobl, Deana Martelon, Hetdi Clark, KhadiJia Anderson, Anitha Jackson, Monica Mayfield. Row 4. Katrina Fuller, Debra Hooker, Monica Jackson. Row 5. Erika Stevens, Toni Shelton, Dareen Boswell, Amy Madsen, Gtna Whtte, Paulie Meyers, Jill Alford, Denise Clardy. Row 6. Deane Martinez , Sandy Bishop, Donna DeBarros . The Pep Club is a group of spirited individuals united together to bring about en· thusiasm in the school. During the course of the year the Pep Club aids the cheerleaders to help pro· mote school spirit. In the fall, they help cheer at football games and partici· pate in a homecoming halftime routine . During winter sports, they help back up the cheerleaders during basketball games. School spirit is an impor· tant asset to East and the Pep Club plays a key role in the great East High spir· it. 199 �RED CROSS angels of mercy The Red Cross Youth Corps at East is a service group that helps to serve and improve our community . Students learn leadership through taking responsibility and pride in the quality of our school and its surroundings. The club's members strive for improvement which reflects on East's desire to excel and be recognized. Row 1: Valerie orwood, Diena Warden. Fredenca Johnson , Eric Johnson, Harold Lmcoln, Donald enkevech. Row 2 · Kathy Abrams. Maggie Seymour, Yolanda Tabb. Mrs Thompson. Antonya Martin, Kay Hester. HOME EC. CLUB they bake a day fun Future Homemakers of America is a national youth organization dedicated to expanding the knowledge and understanding of ourselves, our potentials, our priorities and leadership training through individual and group activities. This year the East High School chapter has conducted a workshop at the district convention, participated in a community service project, had a money making drive, held fun social activities and sent representatives to the state convention at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. 200 Row 1: Jackie Sharpe, Chirsty Skidmore, Wanda James. Row 2: Joy Smith, Saron Johnson, Pam Czech, Kelly Wren. �LOS CHICANOS UNIDOS working together, the unidos way Row 1. Adrian Lovato, Carmen Juarez, Glenn Ortiz, Marie Chavez, Leonard Martinez, Ron Lovato. Row 2: Nettie Peterson, Joe Florez, Ms . Vialpando, Carlos Bonilla, Deanne Martinez, Deanna Ornelas, Paula Lovato, Anthony Cisneros Row 3.· Tim Lopez, Max Quintana, Aurora Ram1rez, Janie Guerrero, adme Lovato, Dorothy Juarez, Donna TruJillo The Chicano comes from the blood of the Spaniard and the soul of the Indian. For centuries, the most important wish of the Chicano has been to provide happiness and love for the family . The Los Chicanos Unidos club was formed at East to acknowledge the pride and awareness which exists in the Chicano people. The goal of the club is to stress the impor· tance of education. 201 �THESPIANS never upstaged The International Thespian Society is an honor society for all those involved in the performing arts during grades 9-12. Awards are earned through a point system based on participation in plays, concerts, dance, etc. Row 1: Mrs . Mangen , Amanda Morris . Row 2. Darren St Clatr, Tina Pagliasolli, Joyce Hall , Barb Downing, Edie Dulacki, Melanie Huff, Todd Ahlemus . 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Ava 70 Ausler, Clark 70. 175. 177 bbbbbb Baca. Ernest 197 Baca. Joan 70 Ba1lley, R•chard Baker. Dann 21 , 70 Baker. Deleeda 70 Baker, Enc Barley Knstm 70, 1Q3 Bamentos. Mary 70 Battey. Sarah Behm. Magnus 70 Bell. Stephen I b. 17, 71. 197 Bellamy. Donald Bend1xen. She•la 71 Bennett. Lmda 31 71. 156. 193 B •rdahl. V1centa 71 Berry, Delayne 71 , I 0 . 1 1 B•shop, K1m 71 Bohannan, Jozzettel 71. 175 Boland. Barry Bohn. Tom 71 Bomgaars, Gregory 27, 71, 156 Bonner, Wood1e Boulware, Jeannette 71 Boyd, Leslie 171. 17 Bradley, Megan 71 193 1% Bremer. James Bretz. Kra•g Bndges, Tom 21. 72 Bnsco, Bobby Brophy, Frances I Brown, Cec.I 72 Brov.;n, Crystal 72 176. 177 Brown, Deva 72. 154 Brown, Lionel Brown. Thomas Brown, Tracy Buchanan. Karen 72 Buntmg, Lmda 3 Burkep1le. Marc 72. 197 Burrel, Linda 72, 187. 1R Burton , W1lham 27, 27 1Q2 72 Butler, We B tterfleld, Bradley cccccc Campbel . Ethelene 72 Cannon. Gayle arroll. Lmda 72. 17 C rter, Joseph 176 Castaneda Fe! x ulfl ld, Cheryl 72 Chapman. John Cheadle, Donald 17 . 73.1bh. 169 170 171 1 0 1 1. 202 Cheng, Dav d 1% Childress. Kevm 27 41. 72 C nsty, Peter 21 72. 170 171, 197 , 202 C hzen, Dwayne Clymer El•zabetr 7 3 Cohen, K~rk 41, 6 . 73 165 Cole Marsha 73 Combs Gerald Contre•as, Cltanda 73 216 Cooper, Ben1amm lb . 17 . 74 . 156 . 197 Cozard. Kenneth Crockett , Roy 41 Cuerden . Randall 74 Cull~· . Monty 172 Cunnmgham, Brett 21. 74, 157 , 1Q7 , 19R Curne, Theresa 74 Czech , Pamela 74 . lb , 199. 200 dddddd Damore, arcy 74 Dav1s. An ony Dav•s. Dero ce 175 Dav1s. T res a 7 4 74 154, Delph, Knstel 157 , 199 Delph1a , Dav1d 75, 169. 171 Demerntt, Joh Derr. K~rsten 29. 75. 156. 192, 197 Deuel. tacev 75, 197 Dhomau, Daruel 75. I I D1xon. Lm 75, 147 Do. Hank 75 D01, Ga n 45. 75 Dolan, , ancy Dowmng, Barbara 75 170. 171, 1 0. 202 Dulaskl, Ed1th 75. 170, 1 , 181. 190. 191. 197, 202 eeeeee Edwards Cand1ce 75 Embleton Patnck 21. 75 Enderle1n Ralph 75 Eng sh. Brenda Espmoza, D lore 76 Eto, Joan 76. 167 ffffff FarMer, Enc 7 o Fedde Cnstoph 4 7. 76 197 Fer,cll. V1rk1 FISCUS. B 'l)alT'l 76 Florez, Joe 21 , 201 Foley, PatncK 21 7 6 F•a'lkhn, J m Fra:~khn Leta 76 Fraz•er. H ath • 7o fr.,el:-urn. M1chael 35 Fr 'lC'l, K<'ltl:l 176 Fuller. tatel" 6 , 7b, 165 gggggg Gall'gos,l•rda 76 16!, 1QO Gallegos. Paula 33 3 ·. 7o Ga•c1a, Joe 76 197 Garc1a, Rudy Gardner Joratha" Gauuer Dam'll' 68. 77 154. 161 165. 17il. 1 8 Gerrol Donna 31, 77 154 156. 170 1 2, 202 G1bson. Josh 77 G1lbert. M1c'lael 27. 77 G1les, Lonm, 176 177 Ghck, Manlyn 77 Ghvar, Joan 2Q. 77. 156, 197 Goldberg, Adam 77 Gonzales, Steve!" 17. 77, 192 Gordon. Racha : 7 . I '>4. 1-'SH. 197. 19H Gordon, St pha'11e 78 Gould gne 78 172 Gracey. John Graham. Laure 7!'1, 172 Grant, Darwm 78 Grart, Tracey 78, 168 169 Grayson Chuck Greenberg. Lone 4 . 1 1, 18o, 187, 1 8. 202 Greenblatt, Andrew 7 ·, 190 Gnmes. Gregory 176 Grossman, Phyllis 79. 172. 173. 197 Guerra. Pamela 7Q Guerreo . Mana hhhhhh Hall, Amanda 79 154 Hall, Jovce 79, 170. 171. 197, 202 Halpern. M1chelle Ham1lton , Chnsty 79, 168. 154 Hannon , Tracy 79 Harmon , Robm 79 Hams . Lottie 79 Hayes, Russell 197 Hayes. Suzanne 79 Haynes . Helena 79, 186. 1 8 Heguy Joe Herhnger , Rebecca 79. 190. 191 Heron , John 79 H1ggs. L1sa Hill, Jamce 80 Hill. Shenta 0 Hmton. Mark Hodge. Janet 0 Hodge, Ruben Holle. Gregory 188 Holmes, Bnan 0. 192, 197 Holmes. Joan Holmes. L1sa Hora, herry 0 Horton. Kenn th 45 , 0. 176 House. Joyvua 0 Hua. Ly ua. ga Huff. Melame o8. 0. 165. 197. 202 Huffer, John 16, 17, 0. 156 Hundon, Mark Hunn. Eugene Hurd, M•chael Huynh. Trmh Hynes. Karl iii iii Innes. Ph1lhp 8 iiiJJi Jackson QUimby 0 Jackson W1lha Janulew1cz, R1chard 21. 0. !56 Jaross. Atul~ Jefferson. Le•oy 17. 170. 171 Jenkms Rob rt J1menez, Gau Johnson, Fredenca 81, 200 Johnson Jay 81. 161 Johnson, Joel 1 Johnson M1chael 197 Johnson. Pauletta 1, 7. 1 8 Jon s. Bndget 154 Jones. Lawand 1 Jones. andra 81 Jordar. Karnard 81 196 Joyce. Man11 35. 81 Judkms. Stanley 196 kkkkkk Kawamoto, Manlyn 82 Keeler. Lmda 82 K 1th, Dolores 82 , 171 Kelly M1cole 176 Kelso. V1ctona 69 , 2 168 K vs. Joel 2 Kllfoyle, Susan 29. 2 K1mmett Mary 82 168 172, 1Q7 Kmg, Cary 31, 168 K~rk, Ehzabeth 82 K1tsutaka, Robyn 83 Kl m Beth 83 Kn1ght Chene 38, 68. 83 154. 165 Knudson Amy 29. 3 Koeppe, Enk 3. 170, 180 181. 182 Konkol . Steven 16. 17. b8 , 83, 165. 197 Kreck , Kevm 192 Kreg<~rman , Debra 3 , lb6 Kusumoto. Frank 170 llllll Lambrecnt, K1mberly 83 Lats1s , George 83. 197. 198 Lee, Darcel 83 Lee , Demse 83 L•bonat1. Lawrence 27. 83 UIJedaht, Dougla L1vmgston. Luke 21. 4 Long, Paulette 4, 193, 197 Lop •z. C thl!nne 84 Luedk , Mark 84, 16 . 169 Ly. 'uong mmmmmm MacFarlane, Jenn1fer 4, 190, 191 Mach, o Mack, Mary Ann 4. 193 Madlock, Beverly 84 Madsen. t ve 34. 4. 156. 196 M oney. D•ane 84 Mahoney, Chns Malon Raymond 41, 197 Malungu, Patnck 1 7. 84 Markh . Dav1d 84 Martelon, Deana 84. 199 Marlin. Jondthon 85 Martme. Lyle 5 Mason, James !iS Massanet. Jos ph 176, 177 Massey. Dee Anna Mala, Edward I 6 Mata. Oswaldo Mate, Aaron 17. 34 , 5 Mattern. M1chael 85 Matthews. Jeff 21. 5 Mazzocch1. Lmda McDonald. James 85 Me lr . Bern 68. 85, 165 McGune, M1cha I 27 86 Meadows. James 21, 170, 171. 1 6. 1 Meagher. Lynn 6 Megg1tt, Therese 167 Mehr. R h1mui1a MeJia. Margare t 33. 6 etcalf, Ange la M1les. Shan 8 . 168 M11lard. Enc M1ller , Karla 6. 170. 171, 197, 202 M11ler, T rry 35. 3 . 6. 156, 190 M1ltor, Lesh 21, 41 M1ms, Allen Moore , Herman 111. 168 169 Moore, M chacle 3 Moms, Amanda 86, 164 165, 1 3. 202 Morns, Ehzabeth 87. 197 Mosley Robert Mosley. Shnley Mosqueda . Oraha 87 Mulhn, Matthew Murphy, ean 19. 7 Murphy, Shawn 87, 190 nnnnnn ass,!r, V1ctona 87 elson, Glenn ettle , Tamm1e 87, 188 guyen, L1ch Nguyen, Thanh Nguyen, Thanh 87 Norman . Wed 27, 47, 7, 192 197 000000 Oakes, Laura 7 O'Fallon , Ann 87 Oglesby, J eanne 87 Ort1z LoUis pppppp Pac1tt1, Katy Pack, John Page. Dav1d Paghasottl Tma 88, 170, 171 . 180. 181. 182 . 202 Patterson, Ann 16 . 169, 197 Paxton, Geoffrey Pena, Cra•g 88. 198 Penberthy , Wilham 8 , 197. 198 Pepm, Todd 8 Perlmutter, Laura 8 Peterson, John 16. 17, 68. 8 • 161, 192. 197, 19 Pham, Le Thuy Phillips, Jamie 88 P1erce. Terry P1ttam. M1chael 4 7. 88 Ponder. Denise Pounds, Wendolyn . 190 Powell, Patnck Press. Bnan 8 qqqqqq Quach. Xuong rrrrrr Ranson, Clarence 8 Rawles. Christopher 16 169 Heavey, Robert Redwme. Cath1a 89, 171 Reed, LaDomca 9, 1 Reed, Robm 89, 170. 171 Regas, Phihp 9, 16 . 16 171, 1 1 Renno. Jul•e 89 Reum, Phillip Rhodes, Larel 33, 8'l 156 170 Rhone. James 9 R1chard , Toni 9 ~61 Richardson, Jlll90. 168 197 R•chardson . Roslyn R•chter, ichard R1g s, Kevm Robms n, KIMberly Rogers. Knsllr 90, 197 Rose teve 34, 90 15b Rovlenchik, Joan 90, 170 171 Rowland, Lorenzo 90 ssssss Sakopanah. Shahm Salazar, Pamela 90, 154 Salem. Isaac 90 Salls, Demse Sarns, Mehssa Scarpone, Francesca 90, 172 Schlagel. Bruce 41 , 91 Schhtter, Karl 91 chm1dt. Chnstma 2 , 91, 172 Schramm, Jacob 17. 91, 164 , 165, 1H2. 186, 197. 202 Scott, Todd 91 Seawell. Frances o8, 91 197 Sexey, Ne1l 91 Sharpe, Jacquelin 91. 197 200 Shaw, Andrew 91, 176 Sh1oya, D an 197 Sort. Jane 38, 91, 197, 19 Shur. Shelly 91 Smopoli. Paul 91 Skidmorl', Chnstme Q2, 172 200 Sm1th, H1lbert 92 Sm•th, Marcus 21 Sm•tllck. Lorne 92 Snedaker. Steven 92, 197 �semors /JUniors aaaaaa <>2 156, 17 :.91 tttttt Tabo. Yo. -.da <J2 T :1n r Bnan 176 Tat K ., 93 Tnylor M era I Thc:"'1as Ros lyn <J3 Thompsor Dera <J3 Ar nas Ros r.-ane Arrr . Vero:11Ca 101 17o Ar.,- stronq W1lharr 10 19 J A by, R a 101 1 'i4 162 154, t'i6 Thor'le, C "!Stop!- 27, 172 17i. 156, 197 Thor'le M1chael 93 ~urozek T •{ c 196 "'1tlr>1ann ,or <JJ ~c:nhnson. Kath\1 'l3, 197 ; orr s, Ltnda Tran, KhaniTruong, H o Tw1ggs Ltnda 93 Tyler, R ee vvvvvv Van Buskirk . Barbara G4 V1cars. Robert 21, 94 161 wwwwww Wade, MeloPda 94, 197 Wakeheld Anthony Walker. Laurie 154 Walker, M1c'Jael Walker. Trent Ward, Dav1d 94 1Narv1, Dame! 168 Washburn. Peter 94, 171, 1 0, 1 1, 1 6 202 Washmgton, M1chael Wasr•Pgton . Todd 35, 41 Weaver Allyson 94, 178 Weaver ancy 94, 192. 197 W aver Teresa Wenzel, L•Jcy 170,'171, 1 1 1, 1 . 202 Whale"l, He1di 33. 170 Wheelock, Danine Wh1tv.orth Barry Wilburn, Hugr 35. 156 W lk,-.s, Carol IN1' ams, H nry W.thams Jam s 197 w.tbams Jeanette W•l:•ams Rhonda w,u, ms Ronald W•lson, Cornelia 175. 177 W1lson. Donna Wmston, Pamela Wong, Franc1s Worden, Helen 197 Worley, Dana 196 Wr n, Kelly 200 Wnght, Demoon 170, 171 INrlgley, M1che1le Wuth1er, Juha 197 XXX XXX "•ong. Chou X•ong, Lee YYYYY!.t Yamamoto, l1ly 167, 1<J7 Yang, Chou zzzzzz Z tmen Mona Z.rkelbac'J, Treesa AIJbC'•t. Path 101 1o Abd I tly :.01 A laMs, Real A• I o C01ett 101 All e ardra 101 170 Allen Cath re 101 A !lS K "!!berly APder on Dw•ght 101 Anderson O:>~m s Ar.::lerson Khad1lJa 101, 1 <J9 A"'dreas, Petd 2 l 101 17(.' 171 186 187, IRS, 190 16~. 170, 1 9 ALsl r, FraPcer. 101 !77 bbbbbb Baker K b rlelf Bam Arijela ~1. 101 154 197 Da!mey famela Daile.,, Kelly 1 Dall', Cece11a 103 Dame!, Darryl 103 Damels, Todd Dav1dson, :..aura 101 16 197 Dav•s Cednc Dawson. Shanta 103 D>an Margar t 103, 170, 171 D herrera, Lela 103 D laney. James 103 D Merntt James Demos, Constand• D Rose, Edw rd 103 Deuel, KiiT'b roi) 1 3 D1ckersoP ·orrn ., 103 D1xon Dear I 03 D1xon Donn II 103 Donaldson, Douglas 103 Donohue, John 21 103 170 171 Brooks. 1ana Brown. Enc Brown. ~ :nes Brown , Uenmfer 102, 1<J7 Brown, Ronda 102 Brown, Stacy 21, 102 Brown teph n 102 Bruce, Charles Jr 45, 102 1<)8 Buchana!"l, Knstl'l Bufford, Edward 102 Burkep1le, Demse 102, 196, 1 7 Burns. TiJuana Burrell, Jud1th Burnngto!', Robert 102 Byrd, Carol 166 cccccc Calhoun. Jimmv 21 Campbell. Charles Jr 35, 102. 197 17. 102, 197. 19 Campbell, Margaret 170 Carhn, John 45 Carter, Alma 102 Carter, Tma 102 Cassidy, Martha 102 Castle. Jeffrey Catal.!"ll, Juhe 102, 170, 202 c wthon, w.lham 102 Chacon. Rosa ChapMan. Vernetta 102 Chase, Marh 102, 197 Chavez. Angelo 102 Chavez, Ma••e 102, 201 Chavez Tammy Ch1pman, J1ll 29, 102, 172 Dov.nmg. Mark 34. 103. 16 Drew. Charles 104 Duck r, Fost r 104 Du nsmg, v1d 104, 170, 171 Dt.lf ld, Br e Dukes, Ph11'.p 104 Dunoyer. Jean 104, 169 Durst, Tracey 104 168, eeeeee Eddy. Knsten 31 , 104 Edwards. Annette 104 Edwards. Wend1e 104 Egloff, Bruce 34 Embry, Rodenck Engle, Debra 104, 176, 177 Erbsen. M1chael Erskme. Marcella 104 Espmoza, Manuel Ewing. Gregory 17 ffffff Farkas, Donald 104 Farnsworth, Wanda 104, 196 Fiala. Hana 104. 196. 197 F1edler, Teresa 29. 104. 158 F1tzgerald, Knsten 29, 104, 169 Fox. M1chelle 104 Frankenburg, S1byl 29. 104, 172 FraPkhn, Peggy 11 . 104, 176 Fraz•er, Jason 104. 196 Fuermann, Anne 104 F..::'er, Alan Fuller, Kertnna 199 F~,;:"lakosh•. D1ana 104, 170 C,t ven 10 190, 1QI'j JacK on fel rr m gggggg Ga.rdn •. K>~tt v 104 : 9<) (, Jt r, C., r !l4. l'i8. 159 lo2, 163 19< G rrol D ara lt4 • 70 202 G so:"! , Josh• G1,for-:l Ct·• t ra 104 ! ')9 Gold • Jo t 1 !05, 15 Gomez Allen Gracey Don 10'> Grar ,.,, T>~m•ra 29,3 ~9 1')4 162 163. 199 Jackson, Yornor J M SO" Kar n 106 Jau Jos p~ II 196 J Pk s A"'t'lor 106 J r Kms Da" d J Kns M lv,., 4'i 10 J "lser K·k 10 . !5 . 167. l'H. 197, 19 105 Johrsor Darren '-,rrsor, Er <' 106 176 200 :>rr or tioll\1 106, 17 Gr , r. ')o, ld Gre • C o;>hus 4'i Gr sz. Ad "' G~ sz Jonathan 1CJ Gngg . Rob 47 105 172 1 !), 1 1<)(.' 19! Gr mes Share!' 105 177 Gr ngauz Dm1try 1B , 19 Groll, Trac• 39 100 105 :>hnso James 35 1<J7 .::>r-sC'P Pc~tnc a 'ohnsor ~aron 1Of 'nr~ston .; 10 • _ 'orrston Marr 106 ,on , B nme '!lnes. Laura 106, 1 0, !B! Jon s, Rob rt .:uarez, Dorotry 106, 201 197 Gras :nan Rachel 105 Guerrero, laura Guytor Patnc1a Guyton, Patsy Guzman andra dddddd B rto:'l, EMily Batson, Kcv n 101 B ud k, Dav1d 47. 101 Be n, Behnda 101 Beckworth. Cyntl- a Bellard, Crarles 2!, 101, 176 Bend1xen, Karl 101 Berry, Yolanda 10: Bl f'IC, Ch.p 27 101 B !den, Bnan 2!, 45 101 Bolton, Debra Bomlla. Carlos 101, 201 Boy! , Hugh 47, 102 Braaten. JohP Bradley Ann 102 Brannan, John Brennfleck, fr c Bndgeforth Bnan 102 Bnkovsk•s. }pta 102 1 1. 190 JacKson FL:1k, V ct')na 1'i . 165 192, !97 162 163 Bar Ia, Donalct 101 Bar :a Joseph 101 Ba•nes. Mar\1 101 Barr tt, ~elb\1 101 Campbell . Dean C rio Ca therln 102, 196, 1Gl C ton , W1ll ms C d\1 A drew 4J 16 . 1fl<J Clnrk , lie1d1 102. 197, 19Q Cl rk , l aunn !Q I Chit, Ryan 10i Clymer. Wu am 1 103 Cohen, Matti- "' 1 0, :0 i !65. 172, 1 2 1 6 ! 7 Cote, Jacqu n 176 Cook ldwar 103 198 Coo er, Valeria I 154 162, 16 199 Co tel o 11! am 0.3 Cr m r James ! 0, 10~ 165 l<J7 Cr m • Kat~ .., !Oi 16 1CJ7 Crock t. t " Currv Dam I Cu•ry. Le ! e 170 Curt1s Za~dr Czecl-, Debra 103, 192 kkkkkk hhhhhh Had1an, Ahreza !iad1an. Farzaneh 33 Hall Maureatha 21, 41 15 , 1 5 Hal, Ted Hal man Dav1d 41 Ham1hon K "'neth 105 Hamilton, colt 105 Ham e. Lawrence Hans n. Monty Hard man, Cr ryt 196 Harmon V ,cent Hams, Alan :76 Hams, Catr "'ne 105, 1CJ9 Harns. K ren Harr·son, Eug ne Hartl d, Aaron Hautz•:'lger, Andr~w Haydel' Rob rt HermaPspan, D an 19, !05 H st r, Kaye 200 Hey. Ke 'ey 105, 154. 162, 163. 199 H:, Jan 105 Hiu, Way'le 17 105, 1<J2, 197, 19 Hu,maP, M tcoim 105, 175 Hmes. Son11a 105 177 Ho, am Hoang, Loan Hofer Sean 45, 105 190 Hoffman, JaiT'lC 105 Hogan, Ahson 105 Holhster Jorn Jr ! 7 1 5, 197 Holm. Anna 35 105 Hoogstrate. K1rsten 105 Hopkm>, Douglass Hoskms, Holly 38, 105 Hudek, James 206 Hunmcutt, Steve 17 106, 170 H"nter, Samuel 106 Hurst, Rand II 21. 106, 16 Huynh. Th1en Hyde, Patnck 106 iiiiii Ingold, Lmnea 106 Isabell, M1chael 106 Issac. Darr n jjjjjj Jackson, Anm 106 Jackson Kirsten 29 172 !9o 106, Kaplan Jool 106 Ke ley, Atla:n K 'Tip, "'artha 106 K'lan, lrsr d 107 K ~:aid, Douglas K, sm n, Meg n 107 197 Ktrby, ~Ieven K1rst "1. Ehza th 107, 1 6 Klem. R ver 107, 154, 16 . 170. 197, 199 Kluger Joel Knapp, Chnstopher 107 Knapp, St ve 35, 107 Kmght, Bryan 107 Konkol, Larr\1 K•ay. J If 47, 107, 16 l6<J Kvte. Robert 111111 Lam, DuLamarr Gary 107 LaMott , Rodney 107 Landr<JIT', Roo rt 21. 107 Lant, ancv LaPernere, A11T'e • e 100. 107, 154, 15 162. 163, 165, 193, 197 1G9 l aryes, Judson Larkms, John !07 Laug s~n. Kar , 107 170 171 197, 199, 202 L Qual' Leacr, John 107 Lederer, • aomi 107 16 , 197 Lee. Dare yn Le , M rvm LeiJa, J !frey Lew1s, rol 1Q7 170, 1<J7 Lew1s, David 17, 19, 107 Lew1s. Edd~e Lew1s , Regma 107 Lew1s. Rodne\1 Lewis, Sonya 175, 177 L1bonah, Donna 107, l<JO, 191 L:~coln. Horace 200 Lmdsey, Mark 107 Linker. Valen 107 1 6, 1 8, 197 L1zotte, Andr a 107, 197 Lofton K th 107 Loggms, Anthony 176 Lopez, Theresa Lopez, Yvette 107, 168 Loudd, Ceola 107 Lovato Adnan 10 , 201 Lovato Ronald 47. 10 , 201 Lo"1Pg. Kenn th Lucey, W1lham 10 Luna. Laura 217 �JUmorstsop omores Lyford, Carolyn 29, 10 , 16 mmmmmm Mabry, Tonya Ma artney, Jtllian 10 , 168 MacDonald , Becky 10 M cDonald. Sheala 3 , 10 , 16 Mach, Hung Mack, Dwayne Mack. Laverne 10 Mack. Laveda Mack, Tyrone 10 Mad• n, Kris 34. 10 Maafarth, Mark 196 Marshall, Mark Marian, Aaron 168, 169 Marian , Angela 108 Martin , Cheryl 31. 108. 199 Marian, Tamma 10 Martane, Shawn 10 Martinez, David Marllnez, Richard 45 Mason, Bailie 21 Mastrud . Dale Mauraes, Mark 10 , 175. 176. 177 Maus, Kyle 108 Maxwell, Braan 108 Maxwell, Edward May, Thomas 108 Mayfield, Anthony McCollum, Andrea 108 McCarthy, Michael 108, 181 McConnell. Margaret 108 McCreary, Mark McDonald , Robert 108 McEiwaan, Jeffrey 108, 181 McGhee. Darnell 168, 169 McGinnis, James McGuare. Danny 108 McGurk. James Ill McNeal, Phtllip Mebane, Tammie 39, 108 Medana, Maria 108 Medina, Roberta 109 Medlock. Beverly Mehr, Parnian M ags, Marl Mejaa Pauhne 109, 197 Menscher, Carla 176 Meschla, James 109, 172. 177, 198 Meyer, Tom 21, 109, 197 Meyer, Bill 21, 100, 109, 165. 1 8, 190 Meyers, Steven 109 Malenkovac, Mark 21. 109, 175 Miller, James 41, 109 Milonas, Machelle 31, 109, 199 Matchell, Amta 109, 154, 199 Molina. Mauricio 17, 19, 109 Manley, Andrew 169 Moreno, Crastana Morgan, Duane Morland, Jonathan Morscher. Maria Muller, Sara Murane. Peter 19, 100, 109, 158. 165, 196 Murphy, Diana 109 Muske, Sasha 109 nnnnnn Nagle, Scott Neal, Kathy 109 Nelson, Craig 109, 166, 168 ewman, Michael Nguyen, Dung guyen, Hung Nigro, Bonnie 109 Noda, Kent 17, 109, 197, 198 Norman, Dame! 109, 168, 169, 197 218 orm n, Shonda orman. Violet 109 orwood, Valerie 109 Nowacyk, Renata Neuchterlein, David 109 Sasneros, Diana 111 Skaggs, Curtas Skoglund, Lanette 31, 111, 178, 179 Slaughter. Clayton 111, 168, 169 000000 Oberhausen, Erik 109 Oden, Max 17, 19, 109 Ohlsson. Shelia 109 Oliver, Kimberly 109 01 n, K rl 110, 168, 196, 197 Ornelas Charles Ornelas, Dt!anna 110, 201 pppppp Packaneau, Roy Paige, Bernette 171, 176 Palka. L sa 100 Palka, Machael 110, 176. 177 Parrow, Eugene Paszel. Mark Patterson, Rene 180 Paul. Laura Peals, Jonathan 196 Penn, Jeff Penn, Jenmfer Pepin, Bradly 27, 110, 16 Perry, Jammy Perry, William 45 Peterson, Charle 110 Peterson , Jeanette 2 1 Phillips. Mathew 19, 110, 193 Pigford, Robbie Pogzeba. Andrew 110 Polk, Kevin Polzm, Kelly 197 Poozeshi, Mohammad Porter, Cheryl Porter, Jeff Porter, Ruby Pound. Machael 110 Powers, Sean 110, 168 Pressman, Adam 47, 110 Pritchett, Marva 110 rrrrrr Raglin, Randy Ramirez, Jose Rankin, Darrick 110 Heavey, Amy 110, 193 Redwane, Janet 110 Regas, Peter Rice. Derek 170, 171 Race, Linda 38, 110, 16 Richards, Rhonda 110 Richardson, Duane Robinson, Kuma Rocchio, Todd 17, 110 Rodriguez , Annette 110 Roel, Krastina 110 Roland, Joyce 110 Roland. athan 110 Ross. Phil lap Jr. 110 Rundle!, Peter 110, 172, 19i Ryan, John 110, 175, 177 Ryerson, Susan 110 ssssss Salem, Issac Sander, Walliam 176 Sandoval. Steven Santos, Denise 111 Satraano, Elizabeth 111 Schandorf, Nathaniel Schaff, Gregg 35, 111, 197 Scott. Gerald Senkevech, Donald 200 Shead, Sorletta 111 Shelton, Toni 111, 199 Short, Mike 27, 111, 197 Shosky, Sally 111 Shur, Shelley Silburn, Carla 111 Silby, Janel! Simms, John Wright, Evelyn Wuthaer, Phllap 27, 113, 197 Wyckoff, Robert mith, Alan Smath, Jo 111, 200 Smath, Laura Smith, Racky Smath, Steven 111, 175, 176, 177 Snyder, Landa 111 Sodla, Matchell Spero, Patrick Spikes, Tony 34, 111 Steele, Gretchen 35, 100, XXX XXX Xiong, Chou yyyyyy Yang. Ge Yarrington, Darcy 29, 113, 172, 197 Yearby, Walliam 113 zzzzzz Zerobnick, Susan 113, 180 Zervos, Mary 113 111, 165, 197 Stephens, Sherry Stephenson, Kyler 170 Stevens, E'nka 111, 168, 171, 199 Stevenson, Martha 111 Stockin, Margaret 178 Stroud, Braan Stroud, Stephame 111, 158 Suazo, David Suiannoa, Raymond Sussman. David Sutton, Cathy Swanson, Lon 35, 111 tttttt Tarantola , Dana 111 Tassian, Maria 111, 154, 175. 199 Tate, Dawn 111, 154, 158, 162, 163, 17 Taylor, Aaron Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Reed Taylor, Theodora 111 Taylor, Vonda 199 Teller, De ron Temple, Eddae Thao, Moua Thomas, Tommy Thompson, Dartonya 111 Thompson, Teresa 112 Thorn, Todd Towstik, Perry 35, 197 Tran, Km Tran, Ky Trieu, Terry 167, 175 TruJillo, Cheryl Trujillo, Davad Tucker, Andrew 35 Tunson, Mina 112 vvvvvv Vaden, Wayne 35, 43, 168 Vancleave, Thomas Vannocker, Kerstin 192, 196 Vaughan, Schuyler Venters, Margaret wwwwww Wakmn, Kelli 112 Waldren, Suzanne Wallace, Brian 168 Wallingford, Jayne Walters, William 27 Warder, Robe rt 34, 168, 169 Warren, Chanyta 39, 170, 176 Washangton, Bobby Washington, Phyllis 177 Weathersby, Michelle 170 Webb, David Wells, Karen Whale, Gina 199 White, Laataunya Whittekin, Lisa 197 Whitworth, Tira Williams, Ronda Wilhams, Tina 166 Walls, AI 41, 199 Wooten, Margaret 113 aaaaaa Abbott, Nancy 119 Abraham, Gerald 23, 43 Abrams, Kathenne 119, 200 Adams. Janet 29, 119 Adams, Stephen Albertelli, Patti 119 Aldrich, Leslie 35, 119, 190 Aldrich, Machele 119, 177 Alexander. John 23 Alexander, Mark Alexander, Robert Alford, Jill 119, 171, 199 Ali, Krishnor 119,171,176 Ali, Krastor 119.171,176 Alie, Amy 119 Allen, Gregory Allen, James 119 Alonzo, Jaime 18, 119 Amber, Anthony Anchustegui, Christina 29, 119 Anckle, Reilanda 119, 160, 199 Anderson , Angela 119 Anderson, Katherine 119, Bryant, Juarlta 31 120, 171 Buntang, Patrlcaa Burley, Lasa 120, 171 Burrell, Latrice 120 Butera, Chad 23, 120 Butz. Curt 23, 120 cccccc Caasey, Mark Campbell, Maxine 120 Carringer. Keith Carter. Davad 120 Carter, Phallip 120 Castaneda, Phal Celio, Candy Cheatham, Cynthaa Cheatham, Vactor Cheney, Louase 120 Cheng, Ka Hang Chiles, David 121 Chalton. Fonda 121 Chipman. Justan 47, 121, 177, 199 Clark, Brian 121 Clayton, Davad 23 Clements, Ellen 121 Cole, Sylvaa 176 Collans, Stephen 121 Collins, Steve Collymore, Kam 121 Cordova, Anne 29, 121 Coutts, Dana 33, 121 Craft. James 196 Crancer , thomas Crandell, William 121 Crawford, Rushell 121 Crithfield, Regina 121, 176 Croker, Davad 121 Cross, Kenneth 121 Curry, Curtis Curtis, Carmen 121, 171, 188, 196, 198, 199 Curtis, Catrana 121, 199 Cuthbertson, Teresa 29, 118, 121, 165, 168 188. 190 Anderson, Mona 119 Apodaca, Annette Archuleta, Paul Archuleta, Ray 119 Archuleta. Troy 119 Armendariz, Patncia Ausler. Charlotta 119 bbbbbb Babbs, John 19, 119 Baker, Traci 119 Bakogianis, Louis 119 Basquez. Manuel Baumann, Steven Bayer, Heidi 119, 169 Beach, Peter 119 Beadle, Dame! 119 Beckler, Brian 17, 19, 119 Begley, Michelle 29, 120 Bell, Eric Bendixen, Renee 120, 199 Benton, Terrie 120, 171 188, 196, 199 Berdahl, Chris 120 Beraman, Devon 120, 168 171 Bertea, Bruce Bashop, Sandra 120, 199 Blackwell, Dennis 23, 120 Blackwell, Patricia 120, 199 Bolin, Mary 120 Bolton, Dianna Bond, Kate 35, 120 Boswell, Doreen 199 Boyd, Joanne Boykin, Darryl Brassfield, Catherine 120 Bridges, Nancy 33, 120 Brown, James 120 Brown, Jessica 120 Brown, Matthew 27, 120 Brown, Tanya 120 Brubaker, Neil 120 dddddd Dang, Nuphang 121 Davidson, Julia 33, 121, 180 Davas, Oretha 121, 176 Davis, Veronica Daviss, Jesse 23, 121, 160 Debarros, Donna 121, 199 Degrate, Dameatra 121, 160, 199 Dematteo, Michael 121 Derr, William Daas, Sam Dixon, Sheila 121, 199 Do, Thanh Doane, Julie 121, 160 Donaldson, Vandi 122 Donahue, Kathleen 122 Dresen, Molly 122 Dunbar, Thomas 122 Dwight , Curlls 19, 122, 175, 176 eeeeee Egan, Lynn 122 Einarsen, Jeffrey 122 Elliot, Thomas Elliston, Yvette 31, 122 Engels, Susan 29, 122 Epperson, Jay 19, 122, 196 Espey, Wtlham 122, 168 Espanoza, Orlando Essex, Jerry ffffff Fiedler, Louas 122 Fisk, Robert 122 Flournoy, Brechin 122 Ford, Alan 176 Ford, Fondtella Ford, Graylon Ford, William Foster, Tracy �sophomores Fox, Vocky 122 gggggg Gabr l M reus Gallegos, Abel Garcon, Pa.da Garver, Juha 171 G ntry, Patnck 23 122, 176 Gobbons, cott 122 G!bsol", Em1ly 118, 122 165 1 8 . . G1bson, Larr!,l Golbert, Kenneth 27 Goll spl , Raymond 122 Godard, Mark 19, 122 Gold n, laura 35, 122 Goldstein, Julie 122 Gorzales, Guy 19, 122 168 169 • • GollUIIes, J uhe 122 Gonz I s, Motchel 123 Gonzales, Pamela Goode, Angela 123, 171 Grant, Dw11on Groce, Tyrone 123, 176 Guerrero, Janie 123, 201 Gulley, Tracy :lunn, Stanley 123 hhhhhh Haln . Peter Hal y, Hudson 176 Halley, Bobby 23, 43, 160 Hammond, Gerald Hanson, Lisa 123, 171 Hare, Cynthia Hams, Charlton 123, 16 Harris, Gene Harris, Kristen 123, 182 Hart, Denise 31, 123, 199 Hart, Joseph Hart, Tracey 123, 170, 171 Harvey, Kedra 123, 160 Harvey, Timothy Hathaway, Kathy 123 171 180 ' . Hawkins, Lorenza 23 Hayden, Jo Anna 123 171 Haywood, Ronald ' He11den , haron 123 Henderson, Tanya 123 Her, Nou Heron . Christine 123 168 199 . . Herrera, David Hill, Anna 123 Hill, Brennetta Holl, Jeffrey Hintzen, Yonette 199 Hite, John 19. 123 Holmes, Bruce 123 Hooker, Deborah 123, 199 Honucho, N1cole 123 Horton , Rochelle 123, 177 Howard, Jewel 123 Howard, Reuben Hudgins, VVilliam 23, 123 Hudspeth, Howard 123 Hughes, Latonya 123 Hunt, David 17, 19, 123, 160 Hunt, Vincent 176 Hurd, Pamela Hutchin on, Amy 124 168 169 . • iiiiii Isensee, Kon 124 lsto, Reynold 124, 196 Ito, Shaw 124, 196 iiiiiJ Jackson, Anllha 124, 199 Jackson, Ida Jack on. Linda Jackson, M1chele 124 Jackson, Monica 124 199 James, Edward ' James, Floyd Jenkins, David 124 Jenkins, James Johnson, Darr n Johnson, Karl 23 124 Johnson, Kenn th 27 Johnson, Rochard Johnson, VVendy 124 Jonas, Marni 124 Jones, Angel 124, !96 Jones, Cl vel nd 43 Jones, Demetrius 43 16 169 • Jon s Ian 19, 124 Jon s, James Jones, Stacy 124 Jong, VVolson Jordan Pamela 124, 171 Jordan Vincent 23, 45 Joseph, John Juarez. Carmen 201 kkkkkk Kadon, Ray 45 Kaufman. Lisa 124 Kear, Samantha 124 177 Ketl, Brenda 124, 199 Kennedy, Thomas K pford, Aprel 124 Kercheville, James 124 Kimura, Emlko 33, 124 Kindred, Karmyn 39 124 199 • • King, Adam 23, 124 Klntzele. John 19, 118 124 • • 165 Kite, Jessica 124, 171 Kleon, Mostie 33, 124 Kness, Ten a 125 Kreck, Valerie 35, 125, 199 Krueger, Richard Kulick, Thomas 125 Kyle, Mary 176 111111 Lafleur, Jean 125 Larson, Rick 125 Law, Kristen 125 Lawler, S ndra 125 Lawrence, D rek 19, 125 Lawrence, Randy 23, 125 Leach, John Lee, James Lee, Phia 176 Lee, Stephanoe 125 Lee, Ving Leonard, Gregory 125 Levine, David 125 Lewis. LC. 43 Lew1s, Mark 125 Lincoln, tev1e Litman, Jenifer Lizotte, Jean 125 Lofton. Keith Long. Bryan 45, 125 Lopez, Timothy 201 Lovato, Nadine 201 Lovato, Paula 125, 201 Love, John Love, Tracy 23 LuJan, Brenda 125, 168 mmmmmm MacDonald, Donald 27, 125 MacFarlane, John 27 125 188 . • Mack , Delor 125 Mack, Paul 47 , 118 125 165 . . Mackey, Lynn 125, 188 Madsen, Amy 29 39 125 199 . . . Mahony, Cathy Malone, Maryann Mangrum, VVollard 125 Mangus, Laura 33 39 125 Manuel, James 23' ' Mar, Manyee 125 Marc , Venus 125 Marshall, Elizabeth 126 Marshall, Paul Marton, Antonya Marton, Dallld Marton, D 'b rt Martin, Mark Marton, Michael Martor>, Patricia 126 Martone, Tyler 126 Martinez, Feanne 126 199 201 . • Martinez, L onard 45 126 201 . • Mata, Jaome 45 Mate, Edward 34, 126, 196 Mauries, G orge 126 Mayfield Michelle 126, 199 Mayfield. Monoca 126 176 199 . . McGrath, Dennis 126. 16 McCarron, Joe 126 McCarthy, Mocheal 126 McClam, Yvonne 118 126 • . 165, 199 McCoy, Shannon 126 McDaniel, Dawn 126 McDaniel, Kim McDowell, Fredrick McEwen, Peggy 126, 171 McGlumphy, Michelle 126 McM·Ihn, Donald Meggot, John Miles, Kelly 33, 126, 199 Miller, Daniel Miller, John 23, 126 Moller, Paula 126 Miller, Robin Miller, Tracy 39, 126 171 Mitchell, Torsan Molen, Angela 33, 126 Moon , Toni 126 Moore, Byron 23 Moore, ndr Moral s, George 176 Mosqueda. Olivoa 126 176 Molt, Gina 126 ' Mullen, Gary Myers, Paulette 39. 126, 16 nnnnnn Nagle, Shannon 126 Nasser, Curios 176, 177 Nathan, Kenneth 127 el on, Doris 127 guyen, My Hanh 127 Nguyen, Tha1 Nicholls. Stephen 127 168 • ' 169 Noah , Carey 127 Norman, Jeanette 127 168 Norris , Angela 127 ' orion, Marvin 168 Neuchterlein, Larry 127 000000 Oakes, Christine 127 O'Malley, Todd35,127 , 176 Ortiz, Glenn 23, 127, 201 rrrrrr Ramerez, Sandra Ramirez, Aurora 127 201 Reighard, Tammy ' Reova, Susan 127 Retterer, Jeffery Richard, Gary 23 Rochardson, Mark 19, 127, 168, 169 Roggs, Kory 281 Rigmaiden, Edna Robmson, Clay 128, 168 Robinson, Elenor Rob n on, Hell1an 128 Robinson. Robert Roland, Jacquehn 128, 27 Roper, Christiph 27 43 128 168 • . • Rottlger, Colin Rowland, Jeffrey 128 Rundle!, Sarah 128 Russell, Eugene ssss Sanders, Kim 128 Sawyer, Joseph 23, 47, 12i Sch er, Lou1s ch!lt, Scott 128 Schmidt, He1d1 29, 128 Schwartz, Sandy Scott , Don 128 Segundo, Andrew 128 Selkon, Joelle 29, 128, 17 1 Sellers, Goldie S ney, Noms 128 Serv1olo, Mich el 128, 169 Shaon, Gregory 12 Shangreauz, Terri Shaw, Andrew Sheppard , James Shvlin, Deborah 128, 188 Shosky, Danoel S1ms, Tamala 12 , 177 1 9 Sm1th, Robin Sm1th, Scott 23, 43 Snyder, Chnstopher 23, 128 Snyder, Tina Sommer, Shannon 128 St Cla1r, Darren 128 1., 1 202 . • ' Stafford, Sandra 128 1 8 Steele, Christopher 1'28 Steele, Crissa 128, 168, 169 Stevens, Jody 129, 199 Stinnette, Arvurne Stoker, Billie Jo 12 Stone, Tanya Strobl, Michelle 129, 199 Suazo, Jerry SUJannoa, Sam Sullivan , Hope Sulz r, Victor 129, 196 ummers. Dave 23, 129 Sumners, Thomas 129 Swenson, Robin 129, 199 Sypanya, Thong Bay Syptak . Brian 19, 118 129 160, 165 . • tttttt pppppp Padilla, Yolanda Papin, Cynthia 127 Paszel, Linda 127 , 199 Patterson. Patricia Peck Anthony 127 Peterson, S K. 19, 127 Pittam, Lynn 118, 127 Platt , Re cca 127 Pope, Lori 118. 127. 165 Poplasky, Jacque! n 127 Pounds, Johnny 127 Preblud, L anne 127, 193 qqqqqq Quintana, Max 201 Quintana, Rebecca 127 Tate, Chris 129 Talley, Tina 12 177 Taylor, Machelle' Taylor, Valerie Thoem, Thuy Thomas, Angela 176 Thomas, Die r Thomas, Denl Thomas. Joseph Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Latrenda Thompson, Jay 129 Thompson, Jerilyn 129 Tottman, Jason Tolliver, Anthony 27, 12 9 Tooley, Kyle 129, 19 Treffonger. Richard 129 168 169 . . TruJillo, Donna 129, 201 TruJollo, Ehzab th Truong, Dung Tye, Eric 129 uuuuuu Ulrich, G len 129 vvvvvv Valone, Dmotn 129 Vance, Robert 129, 168, 169 Vandenberge, Krls 23, 129 Vandermiller, Peter 23 129 168 • • Vann, Kera Vaughns. Bobb1e 129 Vega, M1chelle Velasquez, Mart in Venhisen, Merebeth Verdine, Keoth 23 Verdine, Vincent Vialpando, Manuel Vilaysack, Thon Vulet ich, Valene wwwwww VVaddy, James 129 VV agner, Lesha VValdren, Carter 129, 196 VValker, Augusta 35, 130, 168, ~69 VValker, Lisa 1 0 VValker, Michael 176 VValker, Tony VValn , Melanie 39, 130 VValravens, Chnshne 33, 130 VValravens, Patrick 19 130 1 8 • ' VValrup, Lisa VVanner, Barbara 130 VVarden, Diena 130, 200 VVarn , James VVarren, Anthon!,! 130 VVarren, Royce 31, 39, 130 VVashongton. Drew VVebster, Danielle 130 VVeddongton, Curios 176 VVederspahn, Kathenne 130 VVeeks, hannon VVest , R1chard VVestcomb, Donald VVhite, Billy VVhite. Earnest VVhite, James VVhite, Quentin VVh1te, Silas 43 VVidmann, Bnan 130 VVigginton, Thomas 130 VVilcox. Faith VVild, Bryan VVollard , Jerry 130 VVilliams, Brent VVilliams, Kent VVilliams, Michelle 130 VVilliams, Simone VVinslow , Dorothy VVooddell, VVilham 23 130 168, 169 , • VV orcester. Scott 130 VVright , Tina VVyckoff , Maurice yyyyyy Yarter, Amy 31, 130, 199 Young, Annette 130 Young, Gina 130 zzzzzz Zamora, Ernest Zigman, Marty 130 Zamora, Margarota Zavala. Randy Zigman, Marty 219 �As a book must come to an end, So must our lives some day . When they do end, we should look back at the happy times and the sad times. 220 �Our mistakes we hope will be forgiven though they may not be forgotten completely 221 �We should remember friends and family with laughter and happiness . 222 �So as the last page is turned , we will look back with tears of joy and tears of sadness. The last page The last sentence The last word The book must end . 223 �Thanks to everybody who contributed to this year· book and special thanks to: Kirk for his lovely Beach Party pictures, Little Debbies, and the beautiful designer clocks Wayne for all of his onginal copy and the dart boards Brian for giving the room a homey fe l with all of his decorations Aimee for making us put accents on her name everytime Megan and Linda for "M gan and Linda 's corner" Kevin for VICA Steve for Mexican pencils and his encouraging re· marks Ned for being uch a bum Re1d for being a bigger stud than Buck (seriously) Kristin for the pictures of the Burrito Gang Traci for alway having a smile and for unfailingly controlling her temper around certain people Debbie and Amy for being unseparable under any circumstances Bill for those silly little puns that we just had to use Nancy for her unbreakable wilt in getting the album section done her way Mary Ann for all of her heartwrenching deep mtakes of breath around deadlme tim Kerstin for her great attendance record Leanne for being so cute and somewhat tolerable John for always being there and especially to Jim, who if he hadn't gone to Europe could have been a part of this elite group We would all like to thank Jan for being so organized and for putting up with uch a wild bunch P S . It's time to party!!! 224 ����� 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 82 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. 1982 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 1980s Yearbooks 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. Usa Kirk. 205 �,~--------~~~~---------- MEN'S BASEBALL EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST GW SOUTH WEST NORTH APRIL 9 APRIL 10 APRIL 22 APRIL 23 TJ APRIL 25 Al APRIL 27 MONTDELLO APRIL 28 JFK APRIL 30 EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST MANUAL MAY NORTH MAY WEST MAY MONTDELLO MAY JFK MAY 1 4 5 7 8 CITY AT All-CITY FIELD MAY 13-16 STATE AT PUEBLO MAY 22-23 i I 206 MEN'S TRACK WOMEN'S TRACK MARCH 31 EAST/ MONTDELLO /NORTH/WEST APRIL 7 EAST /GW /TJ/SOUTH APRIL 21 EAST /GW I MONTDELLO APRIL 28 EAST /WEST /SOUTH MARCH 19 EAST/ MONTDEllO/NORTH / WEST /WEST MARCH 26 EAST /GW /TJ/SOUTH APRIL 2 EAST /GW / MONTDELLO APRIL 9 EAST /WEST /SOUTH APRIL 29 ''D" MEET MAY 5 DISTRIO PRELIMS MAY 9 DISTRIO FINALS MAY 15,16 STATE APRIL 23 " D" MEET MAY 2 WOMEN'S INY IT ATIONAL MAY 6 DISTRIO PRELIMS MAY 9 DISTRICT FINALS MAY 15,16 STATE �WOMEN'S TENNIS EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST SOUTH JFK TJ MONTBELLO NORTH AL WEST MANUAL GW MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL 19 24 26 31 2 7 9 23 28 MEN'S GYMNASTICS MARCH 19 EAST AL EAST MONTBELLO MARCH 25 APRIL KYLE-SMITH MEET 4 APRIL EAST TJ 9 CITY APRIL 25 DISTRICTS MAY 2 STATE MAY 9 TOURNAMENT " 0 MEET" AT JFK May 2 DISTRICT AT SOUTH MAY 8-9 MAY 15-16 STATE AT CU I - - - .---I - I ... rWOMEN'S SOCCER EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST MANUAL GW SOUTH JFK TJ MONTBELLO MARCH 19 MARCH 24 MARCH 26 MARCH 31 APRIL 2 APRIL 7 EAST APRIL 9 EAST APRIL 23 EAST APRIL 28 NORTH AL WEST CITY TOURNAMENT MAY 2,5,7,9 STATE MAY 15,19,22 - - 207 �THE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES FROM A FRIEND SYSTEM STER (300) 759-4403 NEUSTETERS R. 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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. 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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 https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a6b08f89457f0efbb59ea17c2c80b49e.pdf b8870d54cec6b0416f33b266de92d160 PDF Text Text �����2 �3 ��ANGELS TURN THE KEY AND OPEN THE DOOR TO ... . -· . • -. r . # l. ' ~ ·. . . · ~ . + 5 �• 6 �7 �8 �9 �10 ��12 �, ..... 13 �14 �15 �16 �17 �18 �ANG£LlJ I 1580 19 ��This year the East High Soccer Team had the best regular league record ever. The team finished with a 6-2 record. In the tournament, the team lost to Lincoln by a score of 1-0 in three overtimes!! New Head Coach Chuck Walters, did a great job in leading the team. The team's unity, led by Captains Mike Beadle, Eric Jensen, and Scott Bradley, contributed to the season's success. 21 �Front Row: Scott Bradley, Steve Bell, Eric Jensen, Ben Kates, Mark Costello, Mike Beadle, Dave Cooper, Stuart Colby, Michael Noda, Andy Hill. Back Row: Skip Jefferson, Buck Phillips, Todd Celio, Steve Konkol, Ben Cooper, Kai Aboulian, John Huffer, Jim Latsis, Dick Lyford, Chuck Walters; Coach. 22 �Front Row: Andy Hill, Aaron Mate, Brian Holmes, Don Cheadle, Erik Koeppe, tuart Guinn, Skip Jefferson. Back Row: J.B. Schraam, Pat Malungu, Sean Murphy, Dale Embleton, John Peterson, Tom McDonald, Kevin Kreck, John Halverson, Farzad Novin, Chuck Walters; Coach. 23 �The 1979 Varsity football team had their first winning season in 16 years, finishing fourth in city and just missing the chance to go to state. Heads up play by Ken Evans, Marc Brodnax, and Byron Jefferson on offense, and Steve Keliiholokai, George Cooksey, and Alex Thatch on defense all contributed to the season's outcome. 24 �• 25 �Row 1: andy Reddic, Nato Howard, Ted Pa coe, Ken Evans, Alex Thatch, William Vaden, Marc Brodnax, Kevin Milan, Clem Hall, Rod Bolden, Gary Richards, Coach Roger Craig. Row 2: Coach Mike Nicholson, Alton Anderson, Dave Collins, Pete Bond, James Anderson, John Jones, Chris Gantz, Robert Smith, Dwayne Jackson, Milton Norton, Donnie Haynes, George Cooksey, Tony Webb, Dave Hart, Martin Davidson, Scott Randolph, Ben Henry. Row 3: Coach Butch Risoli, Coach Sevrenson, Mike Wallace, Frank Snyder, Jeff DeWispelaere, Paul Berdahl, Alex Barber, Byron Jefferson, Andy Motz, Gaunt Murdock, Ken Libonati, Brad Bendixon, Dave Russey, Steve Keliiholokai, Bill Keliiholokai, Coach Don Bess. 26 �Back Row: Coach Craig, Coach Severnson, Rudy Garcia, Peter Christy, Tyrone Green, Denny Wright, De Wayne Smith, Kirk Cohen, Robert Reavy, Bo Libonati, Aaron Hartfield, Pat Embleton, Tom Bridges, Brian Hodges, Coach Bess. Middle Row: Glenn Neilson, James Williams, Michael Newman, Louis Ortiz, Rick Janulewicz, Leslie Milton, Roger Smith, Gerald Burnam, Ken Heiland, Frank Kusomoto, Barry Whitworth, Marcus Smith, Cameron Johnson, Randy Navaro. Front Row: Clark Osler, Galen Doi, Robert Fickers, Mark Armas, Hilbert Smith, Darin Baker, Gary Martin, Martin Carbahaul, Barry Boland, Gary Richards . • •• • • I 27 �28 �• .. •• • Top row- Susan Klinke, Maria Guerrero, Brenda Keys, Joe DeLeon, Chris Martin, Coach Marge O'Hara, Wendy Halverson, Robert Wehner, Jenny Hoogstrate, Jamie Phillips, James 'ledina, Phyllis Grossman. Bottom rowJenny Stacey, Linda Bennett, Vicenta Berdahl, Jenni Stevens, Beth Bennett, Revae Templin, Judy Godec, Kim Syptak, Laurie Graham, Coach Tim Fry. The Gymnastics Team finished the season with a 7-1 record; which is the best record East has seen in a long time. The team owes their success to Coach Marge O'Hara, and the managers. Outstanding Varsity members include Jenny Hoogstrate and Kim Syptak on the beam, Beth and Linda Bennett on the vault, and Vicenta Berdahl, Jenny Stacey, Jenni Stevens on the bars. The Junior Varsity placed first in City this year. Outstanding participants are Laurie Graham, Judy Godec, Chris Martin, and Wendy Halverson. ConCongratulations J.V.! 29 �-- Bac:k row: Coac:h Russ Law, Lanic:e Cage, Barb Downing, Susan Kilfoyle, Kirsten Derr, Felida Ashby, Jill Ric:hardson, Amy Knudson, Kim Lambrec:ht. Middle row: Jennifer Chipman, Sarah Blythe, Kipp Lyle, Robyn Clark, Renate Sc:hmidt, Terri Hamburg, Lily Yamamoto, Shanna Stearn , Kyle Bec:kler. Front row: Mary O'Leary, Amy Nash, Melissa tanton, Liz Falkenberg, Barb Bruc:e, Kathy Oliver, Heidi Derr. The 1979 Girl's Swimming season was the best yet as the team won an upset victory over favored J.F. Kennedy in the City Swimming Championships. Outstanding performances were turned in by all team members, led by Amy Nash and Mary O'Leary with two first place finishes each. Mary also set a city record with a fine 1:03.777 time in the 100 Butterfly. Freestylers Heidi Derr and Renate Schmidt scored well for the team also. Nearly every swimmer turned in career best performances. The team hopes for a repeat performance in the 1980 season. 30 �31 �Despite the lack of support from the students the 1979 Tennis Team stroked to a 6-2 standings this year, losing only to Manual and G.W. Outstanding individuals include Ron Miles and Greg Takatsuka. Returning Varsity members are Vance Alkire and Steve Burkhardt. First Row: Bill Burton, Ron Mile , Greg Bomgars, Greg Takatsuka, Monty Godec, Cris Thorne. Standing: Steve Burkhardt, Rob Mejia, Chris Kinsman, Mark Goldstein, Richard Rasmusson, Coach, Vance Alkire. 32 �33 �"I think the support from our classmates would have helped us out a great deal." Maggie Chase BACK: Valerie Brown, Laneze Roundtree, Julie Coxe, Angela Holmes, Mack Fair; Coach. FRONT: Maggie Chase, Angela Holmes Although there was no lack of talent on this year's Volleyball Team, the girls suffered a disappointing season. Coach Mack Fair and the players put out a lot of effort. With a little more support next year they promise to give us a winning season. BACK: Valerie Brown, Patsy Mejia, Heidi Whalen, Cherie Knight, Mack Fair; Coach. FRONT: Becky Skaife, Teresa Holmes, Julie tewart. �35 �Bst:k Row: John Peters, Jim Pitts, Peter Groff, John Meyer, Tom Tholen, Westen Hahn, Coach Biffle. Front Row: Joe Phoenix, Steve Rose, Jeff Carr, Steve Madsen. H. ~ .I,. The East High Golf Team coached by Jerome Biffle took first in city, first in districts, and finished sixth in state. They were led by W estan Hahn, who finished second in city with a 75.8 average. The other starters who finished in city were. Steve Madsen fourth, Jim Pitts thirteenth, and Peter Groff sixteenth. Congratulations to the new city champions. 36 I . l -. �The Cross Country Team at East was highlighted by the outstanding performance of Dana Price who finished first in City and Districts. Along with Signe Gould they led the Girls Team to the City Championships and first place in districts. The Boys Team finished third in city, but with improving runners such as Mark Stanley, they are expected to do much better next season. -- ~ - Front Row: Herman Barrett, Laura Landrum, Marco Guerra, Dathel Nimmons, Staton Fuller, Ann Williams. Row 2:Signe Gould, Walter Duhaime, Dana Price, Andrew Romero, Alex Grossman. Back Row: Dwayne Byrd, Scott Nuanes, Mark Stanley, Coach Cisneros. Not Shown, Andy Quintana, Jesse Ulibarri. �7 EAT 2 EAT EAST 3 EAST 10 EAST 1 EAST 6 EAST 1 EAT 3 EAST 3 4 EAST TOURNAMENT EAST 7 EAST 0 2 EAST STANDINGS Manual EAST Lincoln Kennedy Washington Jefferson West South North Evergreen Wheatridge Thomas Jefferson North Lincoln West Manual George Washington South Kennedy 5 6 2 0 4 2 4 2 1 3 South Lincoln Thomas Jefferson 1 1 3 WINS 7 6 6 6 4 3 2 1 0 LOSSES 0 2 2 2 4 4 6 7 8 STANDINGS GIRLS 8 EAST Jefferson 7 Manual 6 0 1 2 STANDING BOYS South 8 Kennedy 7 EAST 6 Jefferson 5 0 1 2 3 38 91.35 119.10 127.35 132.05 131.30 126.60 119.25 129.60 Lincoln North TJ Manual South West JFK GW DISTRICTS 7. Jesse Ulibarri TIES 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAT EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST DISTRICTS 1. Dana Price 3. Signe Gould 5. Anne Williams 82.95 95.05 93.50 99.50 118.50 107.30 123.65 103.40 6 11 18 10 21 6 6 3 24 10 Adams City West Manual Washington South Kennedy TJ Thompson Valley North Lincoln 8 10 12 20 7 13 20 21 0 0 �GW EAST 104 North EAST 114 West EAST 117 Manual EAST 112 Lincoln EAST 83 JFK EAST 74 TJ EAST 86 South EAST 106 LEAGUE RECORD 5-3 CITY EAST (228), JFK (225), Lincoln (211) 56 56 28 54 86 95 87 42 EAST 5 EAST 6 EAST 7 EAST 7 EAST 3 EAST 3 EAST 6 EAST 6 LEAGUE RECORD 6-2 EAST MANUAL THOMAS JEFFERSON GEORGE WASHINGTON NORTH JOHN F. KENNEDY ABRAHAM LINCOLN SOUTH WEST EAST 1 EAST 3 EAST 0 EAST 1 EAST 1 EAST 2 EAST 1 EAST 3 LEAGUE RECORD 2-14 Lincoln TJ North Kennedy West South Manual GW 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 TJ North Lincoln West Manual GW South JFK 2 1 0 0 4 4 1 1 14 22 73 71 23 55 49 46 32 31 0 25 41 47 50 64 65 96 2. Westen Hahn - 75.37 4. Steve Madsen - 77.37 13. Jim Pitts - 81.57 16. Peter Groff - 82.62 2 39 �... Denise Faulding Stephanie Thomas Roslyn Harvey 40 �Becky Krichevsky �HOMECOMING: the key game of the year Our 1979 Homecoming Game was filled with fun and excitement, just as in the past. The game was a close contest between the Kennedy Commanders and our Angels. The final score was 6-13. The halftime activities included an excellent dance routine and formations by our Cheerleaders, Pep Club, and Band. "The fantastic crowd filled the stands," states Jan MeN eill. 42 �43 �• .the key dance of the year! HOMECOMING CANDIDATES: Sandy Reddic, Melissa Stanton, Steve Keliiholokai, Jennifer Richard, Cindy Holmes, David Wehner, Michelle Bishop, Alex Thatch, Stephanie Thomas, Buck Phillips. 44 �East High School's Homecoming Dance was held on Saturday, October 13, from 8:00 to 11:00 in the Cafeteria. The theme was "Heavenly Forever and a Day," and 350 people attended the dance. Earlier in the Homecoming Spirit Week, voting for King and Queen took place. Alex Thatch and Cindy Holmes were crowned as royalty on Saturday night. -45 �Chris Martin shows her spirit on Strawberry Crush Day. The cheerleaders await the football team. Wendy Farland shows off her prize-winning legs. The cheerleaders demonstrate their talent? �JESSE JACKSON In September East High School once again had the privilege of hearing the Reverend Jesse Jackson. Although some students chose not to take advantage of this opportunity, those who did were very impressed. The Reverend Jackson spoke strongly of the importance of the individual, asking everyone to join him in chanting "I am ... somebody." Inspiring the Push-Excel program, he asked that students study instead of watching television. He emphasizes developing the mind in order to succeed in life. "Always set goals for yourself," says the Reverend Jackson, "so you always have something to strive for." As a result of Jackson's speech, 180 East High students are currently participating in the PushExcel program under the direction of Mr. Willard Smith. 47 �HEAVEN CAN \VAIT "Mrs. Farnsworth was good enough to let me know what you'd exped of me in return for helping my father." "You mean he's actually going to fight in a ring like-like Muhammed Ali or somebody?" The production of Heaven Can Wait was a tremendous success. This comedy was filled with many laughs, while also presenting the serious side of life. The talent and ability of the entire cast was portrayed in all aspects of the performance. "It's me all right-your Joe!" 48 �Cast First Escort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lin Dixon Mr. Jordan .................... Craig Cline Second Escort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cathy Thomas Joe Pendleton .............. Harry LeDuke Messenger 7013 . . . . . . . . . . Leslie Crawford Julia Farnsworth ....... Shawne Ahlenius Tony Abbott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Amari Mrs. Ames ................. Staci Rowland Bette Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cassie Rockwell Workman ...................... Lin Dixon Max Levene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Brown Susie, Maid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tracy Hollister Anne, Maid/Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . De De Reed Williams ............... Richard Archuleta Plainclothesman . . . . . . . . . . . Gary Stribling Doctor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arvin Nelson Lefty ........ . .............. Todd Ahlenius Passengers . . . . . . . . . . . Arvin Nelson, Tracy Hollister, Richard Archuleta, DeDe Reed, Gary Stribling, Lin Dixon "There isn't any Joe Pendleton-not anymore." 49 �50 �51 �Row 1: Marlin Conner, mgr., Lorne Smittick, Rod Embry, Ron Miles, 0 waldo Mata, Robert Smith. Row 2: Robert Wehner, Steve Nichol, Ken Cozart, Steve Bell, Paul Sinopoli, Galen Doi, Ed Price, Row 3: Coach Hoops, Daren Baker, Rodgers Yarbrough, Scott Nuanes, Nathaniel Howard, Steve Konkol, Artie Moore, Coach Bess. Row 4: Kai Aboulian, David Hart, Alton Anderson, Alex Thatch, Gaunt Murdock, James Anderson, Martin Davidson, Eddie Murane, Don Jones. Under Coach Jim Hoops, the 1979-1980 boys wrestling team worked hard in what was considered to be a rebuilding year. With only three seniors the team is a relatively young one with great potential for the future. Unknown to the average student, wrestling requires a lot of dedication, strict weight control and a tremendous amount of conditioning. Even though this season has been frustrating to the wrestlers, their efforts are continually directed toward success in the district and possibly the state meet. 52 �53 �Row 1: Walt Duhaime, Andy Quintana, AI Grossman, Jeff DeWispelaere. Row 2: Kurt Frankenburg, Jeff Chipman, Butch Barton, Arvin Nelson, Dale Embleton, Coach Russ Law, Mike Hopkins. Row 3: Mark Stanley, Ned Norman, Andy Kirk, Steve Gonzales, Butch Enderlein, Craig Lindsey, William Blandon. 54 �With five returning lettermen and several new sophomores, the boys swim team hopes to improve their last year's record of 2-6. The team is coached by Russ Law and works out at Thomas Jefferson High School. This may account for such low attendance at meets. Outstanding performer, Andy Quintana, should do well at the city and state meet. Kurt Frankenburg and Jeff Chipman are also expected to do well in both meets. 55 �• The 1979-1980 East High girl's basketball team experienced one of its most successful seasons in girls basketball history. Defeating such teams as GW, JFK, North and West made them a contender for the league title. Under the direction of Coach Mack Fair, outstanding players such as Angela Holmes, Julie Kirchhof, and Peggy Clarke reached their potential. Next year's team should also be strong with returning hopefuls Kyle Beckler, Laneze Rountree and Julie Cox e. 56 Row 1: Vyronda Jordan, Georgianna Gallegos, Bec:ky Skaife, Dathel Nimmons, Julit' Kirc:hhof, Mic:haele Moore. Row 2: Coac:h Fair, Jeana Davis, Kyle Bec:kler, Laneze Rountree, Angela Holmes, Julie Coxe, Peggy Clarke. �Continuing the winning tradition of outstanding play in girls basketball is the 1979-1980 junior varsity team. Coach Arturo Escobedo provides the determination for the team to work together as a unit. With outstanding players such as Kristel Delph, Paula Gallegos, and Julie Wuthier, the JV team continues to strive for success. Row 1:Margaret Mejia, Paula Gallegos, Terry Miller, Denise Lee, Linda Bunting. Row 2: Darcel Lee, Julie Wuthier, Kristel Delph, Cherie Knight, Coach Escobedo. 57 ���,, �East 35 Bear Creek 60 East 75 Green Mtn. East 59 South 48 East 57 North 62 East 61 JFK 60 East 78 West 66 East 43 GW 75 East 55 TJ 58 East 81 Manual 74 East 52 AL 64 East 65 South 71 East 82 North 88 East JFK 62 67 95 East 57 West 52 East 23 Highland 49 East 66 TJ East 62 GW 86 East 16 Bear Creek 65 East 46 Manual 29 East 65 TJ 81 East 39 South 46 East 42 AL 37 East 78 Manual 73 East 46 North 32 East 62 South 56 East 62 AI East 52 JFK 47 East <l9 North 45 East 56 West 31 Eat 71 JFK 28 East 43 GW 30 East 50 West 26 East 48 GW 25 East 57 TJ 62 East 68 Manual 52 East 39 AL 52 63 27 II SWIMMING R E East 65 TJ 103 East 102 West 22 East 80 North 89 East 65 JFK 96 East 79 Manual 79 East 68 AL 96 East 65 South 106 East 55 GW 111 sT L. :c H G East 24 TJ 26 East 32 North 33 East 12 AL 55 East 27 West 33 East 56 Manual 9 East 40 GW 19 East 38 South ~ East 33 JFK 30 61 �62 �ANGELlJ I 1980 63 �Boys gymnastics consists of six individual events; rings, floor exercise, side horse, parallel bars, high bar and vault. Participating in triangular meets, individual meets, a city and district meet, the team eventually moves to the culminating state meet. Coach Allan Hodges, in his second year, hopes to finish in the top three at the city meet. Returning hopeful, Robert Wehner who placed first on the parallel bars last year, and Joe DeLeon, an excellent all-rounder, provide this year's team with the necessary leadership. �Row 1: Steve Morris, Carrie King, Rob Wehner, Steve Gonzales, George Latsis. Row 2: Coach Hodges, Joe DeLeon, Tom Day, Mike Pogzeba, Eric Stark, Dale Embleton. �Row 1: Steve Burkhardt, Marc Brodnax, Coach Montgomery, Tom Tholen, Rod Bolden. Row 2: Dino Packer, Eric Stoffel, Kevin Martinez, Andy Motz, Frank Snyder, Seth Gordon, Dominic DeRose, Kevin Evans, 6& �Once again, Coach Montgomery and Coach Severson are deciding whether or not to put me up to bat. The game depends on me if they do. They're calling me over. I hate to say so but I knew they would. It's up to me; I've got to pull it through if I want to be as popular as Andy Motz, and of course be the hero of the day. Here comes the ball, WOW! Over everybody's head! I'm on first, second, third, one more base ... push. I'm home, There's Kevin Evans and Steve Burkhardt telling me what a good job I did. Ah, it was nothing, easy as pie! All the fans are yelling. I can even hear my mom. Boy, she's the loudest one yelling ... What?? ... To wake up? Is it time for Saturday morning practice already? Row 1: Mike Taylor, Mike McGuire, Darin Baker, Greg Bomgaars, Paul Sino· poli, Chris Thorne, Chris Fedde, John Peters, William Blandon. Row 2: Randy Curden, Chris VanNortwick, Tony Morgon, Rob Vicars, Ken Libonati, Brett Cunningham, Tom Munz, Kevin Childress, Tony Romero, A.J. Zirkel· bach, Clark Bonner, Tom Bridges 67 �LACROSSE PLAYER Head: Always think of a way to cream the opponent. Arm: Always ready to cross face an opponent. Stick: Lethal Weapon Ball:? Leg: Always ready to trip or kick opponent. Row 1: Coach John Barrocas, Kurt Frankenburg, Peter Cleworth, Danny Reilly, Burke McQuieu, John O'Donnell, Bill Paunee, Sandy Reddic, Mark Costello. Row 2: Will Joseph, George Cooksey, Tory Rodriguez, Collin Lewis, Steve Maupin, Richard Woodward, Steve Nolton, Allen Paton, John Neiland, J. Benight, Steve Roger, Terry Claassen, Danny Lubeck. 68 �The Complex La Crosse team is composed of two types of players. The first type are "mellow", and like the finesse of the play. The other type are big, brutal types who like the sheer pleasure of laying out an opponent, or one of the mellow types on their own team. They might like the finesse of the game, but they are usually mor~ interested in the physical contact of the game. This is a good sport to watch or play if you like finesse and/ or physical contact. Most of the people on the team are nonconformists who like the freedom of playing on an organized team without the formality of a schoolsupported team . •• 69 �Bow 1: Margaret Mejia, Betsy Bouc:her, Maggie Chase, Katie Hite, Shawn Murphy, Shelly Vigil. Bow 2: Susan Kilfoyle, Maria Joyc:e, Ann O'Fallon, Sherri Hayward, Heather Frazier, Renee Seney. Bow 3: Julie Steuart, Shari Miles, Peggy Clarke, Kyle Bec:kler, Nina Dulac:ki, Susie Brent, Valerie Brown, Coac:h Chuc:k Keiser. 70 �It's 3:00. Time for another grueling tennis practice. I'm keeping an eye out for some one to hit with. There's Peggy Clarke- and alone. Wow! Getting tips from our star player, what more could you ask for? I hope she's patient. My serve, among other things needs a lot of work. Here we go; Peggy is serving . . . Whoosh, right by me. I guess I wasn't paying much attention. I was watching an exciting volley between Nina Dulacki, and Susie Brent. "Sorry Pe~gy ," I said, "I'm ready now.' Little did I know that I would probably never be ready for Peggy Clarke. She makes it look so incredibly easy, while I'm chasing the ball all over the court. Aced again!! Walking back and observing the rest of the team, I realized just how hard everyone on the team works. My entire body aches, and top top it off, Coach Keiser just said, "O.K. Girls, time to run." Just ... One ... More ... Lap ... Finally, the whole two miles. I have never been so TIRED!!! 71 �Here it is game time again and where am I? on the sidelines. I wish Chuck would let me play. Soccer is a lot of fun to watch, and I love to scream and yell for my team, but oh to play . . what? Me? You want me to play? Somebody's hurt huh? Not again. I swear somebody is always getting hurt, but now I have a chance to play, to do something. I'll control my excitement. I'll just walk onto the field like I know what I'm doing. Maybe I'd better run, since the ball is where I'm supposed to be. I'll just run right into that girl and steal the ball. Outta the way. 0. K. Now that I've trampled her and gotten the ball, what do I do with it? I'll fake it; I'll just trot along here. Great! Jenny's open, I'll just kick it to her and . . . what? The whistle? How long have I been playing? Two minutes? 72 Row 1: Laura Adams, Paula Gallegos, Kim Syptak, Kristen Barley, Robyn Kitsutaka. Row 2: Teresa Zirklebach, Heidi Derr, Kim Bishop, Alice Barton, Kathy Oliver, Terri Bishop. Row 3: Coach Chuck Walters, Becky Krichevsky, Laurie Bouton, Berna McElroy, Felecia Ashby, Pam Czech, Jackie McLaughlin, Sarah Blythe. •••••• �1st Row- Maret Moore, Cindy Holmes, Jennifer Chipman, Jennifer Hampton, Coach Chuck Walters, Cassie Rockwell, Liz Falkenberg, Liz Clymer. 2nd Row- Ann Patterson, Erin Daley, Lorraine Olander, Debbie Brubaker, Kathleen Haley, Alison Picher, Sally Hautzinger, Renate Schmidt, Theresa Zirkelback. 73 �Sitting and stretching, Waiting for Denny and Marcus, Hoping today, They won't jump on us. Running 440's, 220's and 110's While the weightmen Sit on their cans. "Winners try harder" Marcus would gleam. Remember us We're East High's Track Team. 74 �Front to back: Eric Norcross, Leo Watson, Ed Robnett, Kevin Milon, Paul Felecos, Hugh Wilburn, Clark Ausbie, Ted Calloway, Dwayne Byrd, T.J. Johnson, Pete Groff, Herman Barrett, Bill Keliiholokai, Dub Vaden, DeWayne Jackson, Pat Alexander, Chris Gantz, Coach Walker, John Chapman, Milton Norton, Marco Guerro, Marlin Connor, Bob Watson, Paul Berdahl, Marc Armas, Robert Steele, Jess Ulibarri, Dave Campbell, John Meyer, Coach Law, Mark Stanley, James Maxwell, Lamont Johnston, Walter Duhaime, Andy Quintana, Gary Grimes, Louis Ortiz, Butch Barton, Mike Freeburn, Ned Norman, Lorenzo Rowland, Steve Brown, Chris Adkins, Arvin Nelson, Todd Pepin. Not sbown: Harry LeDuke, Steve Keliiholokai. Row 1:Coach Denny, Laura Landrum, Karen Black, Linda Burkett. Row 2: Dana Price, Kristel Delph, Cherie Knight, Jennifer Platt, Kim Knight. Not sbown: Robin Clark 75 �;:s: Bf\S£.ClALL ~.c,) :J Saturday, March 22 West/East Thursday, March 27 North/East Saturday, March29 East/Jefferson Saturday, April 12 Lincoln/East Monday, April 14 East/Kennedy Tuesday, April 15 East/Washington Friday, April 18 East/Manual Monday, April 21 South/East Wednesday, April 23 East/West Saturday, April 26 Jefferson/East Monday, April 28 East/North Wednesday, April 30 East/Lincoln Thursday, May 1 Kennedy /East Saturday, May 3 Manual/East Monday, May 5 Washington/East Saturday, May 10 East/South Sub-District Tournament Wednesday, May 14 Game 1 #3/#4 Game 2 #4/ 1 Thursday, May 15 Game 3 winner game 1/winner game 2 Saturday, May 17 Sub-District winner/league winner State Tournament Thursday, Friday, Saturday May 22, 23, .24 76 Tuesday, March 25 Kennedy /East/Jefferson Tuesday, April 15 North/East/Manual Tuesday, April 22 Washington/Lincoln/East Tuesday, April 29 East/South/West Saturday, April19 DPHSAI Relays Wednesday, April 30 "B" Meet Prelims Tuesday, May 6 District State Prelims Saturday, May 10 District Meet Finals Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17 State Meet Thursday, March 20 Lincoln/East/West Thursday, March 27 Jefferson/South/East Thursday, April 10 North/East/Kennedy Thursday, April 17 East/Washington/Manual Thursday, April 24 "B" Meet Saturday, May 3 Denver Girls Invitational Wednesday, May 7 District Prelims Saturday, May 10 Coed District Finals Friday, Saturday-May 16 and 17 State Meet �• ~E.NS GY/"\NAST;ICS Thur day, March 13 Washington/East Thursday, March 20 South/East Thursday, March 27 East/Kennedy Thursday, April 10 East/Jefferson Thursday, April 17 North/East Tuesday, April 22 East/Lincoln Thursday, April 24 East/West Tuesday, April 29 Manual/East Thursday, March 13 East/South/ Jefferson Thursday, March 20 East/Kennedy/North Saturday, April12 DPHSAL Gymnastics Meet Thursday, April 17 East/Manual/West Saturday, April 26 League Champion Meet Saturday, May 3 Districts Saturday, May 10 State Meet Saturday, May 3 " B" Meet Friday, May 9 Districts Friday, Saturday, May 16 and 17 State Meet I WO#\E:NS SOC CE:R Thursday, March 20 East/West Tuesday, March 2$ East/Manual Thursday, March 27 East/GW Thursday, April10 East/South Tuesday, April 15 East/Kennedy Thursday, April17 East/TJ Thursday, April 24 East/North Thursday, May 1 East/Lincoln Tuesday, May 6 1st game in tournament Thursday, May 8 2nd game in tournament Saturday, May 10 3rd game in tournament Friday, May 16 State Tournament 77 �Paul Berdahl Roslyn Harvey Left to Right: Marc Brodnax, DeeDee Reed, Sarah Blythe, Paul Berdahl, Roslyn Harvey, Kyle Beckler, Robert Smith, Kevin Preblud, Lanice Cage, Chris Gantz 78 February. The month of love. Saturday, February 16th was the night of East High's Sweethert Dance. The only dance where the girls ask the boys. After a "nice" dinner: the Dove, the Normandy, and Victoria Station being some of the favorite places to dine, couples made their way to East High's lunchroom. At 10:00 it was time for this year's royalty to be announced. Couples stood expectantly as they waited for King and Queen results. After a few muffled whispers came the announcement . . . "This year's King and Queen of Hearts are Paul Berdahl and Roslyn Harvey." Following the coronation Paul and Roz danced a number and at 11:00 the dance ended. �S"WEETHEART DANCE 79 �OKLAHOMA Is Ok Angels are keyed up about acting!! • "Who said anything about gittin' even?" "You're doin' fine, Oklahoma!" "I'm just a girl who cain't say no!" 80 "Whyn't you just grab her and kiss her when she acts that-a-way, Curly?" "You'll feel funny when I tell your wife you're carryin' on'th another womern." �OKLAHOMA CAST Aunt Eller, Becky Eichenberger; Curly, Paul Brown; Laurey, Dawn McCollum; Ike Skidmore, JB Schramm; Fred, Matt Herlinger; Slim, Erik Koeppe; Will Parker, Craig Cline; Jud Fry, Harry LeDuke; Ado Annie, Jenny Larges; Ali Hakim, David Wehner; Gertie, Kelli Kercheville; Ellen, Margaret Nold; Faye, Revae Templin; Vivienne, Mary Anne Christy; Virginia, Claudia Muhlbauer; Carnes, Don Cheadle; Cord Elam, Ted Pascoe. Row 1:Don Cheadle, Erik Koeppe, Margaret Cook, Claudia Muhlbauer, Tracy Hollister, Kelli Kercheville, Becky Eichenberger, Dawn McCullum, Margaret Nold, Jenni Stevens, Sarah Blythe, Donna Gerrol, Kathryn Steel. Row 2:Sabra Scoggins, Kathy Oliver, James Medina, Revae Templin, Jenny Larges, Barbara Downing, Valere Harris, Joyce Hall, Amanda Morris, Karla Miller, Matt Herlinger, Mary Anne Christy, Kipp Lyle, Stuart Guinn, John Halverson, Tina Pagliasotti, J.B. Schramm, Margaret Mejia. Row 3: Michelle Bishop, Patricia Mack, Bill Penberthy, Paul Brown, Denny Wright, Harry LeDuke, Craig Cline, Dave Wehner, Pete Washburn, Kathleen Haley, Kim O'Neill, Ted Pascoe. Chorus: Matt Herlinger, Stuart Guinn, George Clark, John Halverson, Denny Wright, Kevin O'Neill, Peter Christy, Erik Koeppe, Ted Pascoe, Peter Washburn, JB Schramm, Amanda Morris, Patricia Mack, Kathy Oliver, Kelli Kercheville, Kathleen Haley, Revae Templin, Valere Harris, Margaret Cook, Claudia Muhlbauer, Margaret Mejia, Tina Pagliasotti, Barb Downing, Mary Anne Christy, Joyce Hall, Margaret Nold, Karla Miller. Specialty Dancers: James Medina, Sabra Scoggins, Catherine teele, Donna Gerrol, Michelle Bishop, Sarah Blythe, Jenni Stevens, Margaret Nold, Matt Herlinger, Mary Anne Christy, George Clark, Wendy Harris. THE MIME SHOW" Producing a mime show is a challenge. It offers the opportunity to learn and enjoy the expressive qualities of the actor, without the normal accoutrements of props, sets, costumes, or spoken dialogue. This is the fifth consecutive year the East Drama Department has undertaken this creative, innovative and challenging project. MIME SHOW CAST: Cortney Slaughter, Mary Sawyer, Edie Dulacki, Leslie Crawford, Kim Scott, Lisa Sauer, Kim O'Neill, Kevin O'Neill, Jenny Hoogstrate, Tracy Hollister, Matt Herlinger, Kelli Kercheville. Student Directors: Mary Anne Christy, Craig Cline. Director: Catherine Mangen. 81 �W"OLCOTT Debbie Holle Jayroe Phillips Mary Anne Christy Steve Maupin Margaret Cook Erik Koeppe Although the art of sightreading has become passe in the modern world, East High still maintains a bit of this tradition. This year the 101st running of the Wolcott Medal Sight Reading Contest was held at East in May. Each Contestant is asked to read in "impromptu" fashion, a short story they have not seen before. The winner is judged on the ability to read with feeling and interpretation. The winner of the award is given a cash award and has the honor of having his/ her name printed every year in the list of winners. 82 Claudia Stein Gina Aldrich �-wOODBURY Ann Warner J.B. Schramm Merry Branscombe Kelly Harris Chad Haines Kevin Sear One of the longest traditions , the 107th Woodbury Medal Declamation contest, was held at East in May. The contest requires students to memorize a 5-7 minute oratory by some famous personage, living or dead. It tests the students' abilities to interpret oratory and to deliver such a speech with feeling and meaning. The winner of the contest is awarded a gold medal which bears on one side a likeness of its founder. 83 �RICHARD NELSON Colorado Teacher of the Year Richard Nelson, 1979 recipient of the Colorado Teacher of the Year Award, was so named because of his personal philosophy of teaching. These characteristics qualified him as one of four finalists for the National Teacher of the Year Award. In class, Mr. Nelson promotes his philosophy by teaching students on a one-to-one basis. His enjoyment of his chosen profession is further supported by the many students who take his classes, involved in a unique learning experience. East has been a "second home" to Mr. Nelson for the last 16 years. Students and faculty hope the talents of this special teacher are imparted to future students for at least another 16 years. .,....·-~~~ (~ I . ~- ~\II ... - ~ • .. ... ' - ---- - . f. ·, -~ ·:.. • - �SENIOR PROM Senior Prom 1980 took place at the Brown Palace Hotel on May 24 from 9-12 pm. Before attending the dance, couples dined at popular area restaurants such as Chateau Pyrennes, The Dove, Wellshire Inn, and The Broker. Other couples chose to travel to Boulder and other surrounding areas for dinner. At the prom, couples danced and socialized in the attractive Brown Palace surroundings. Selected by popular vote of the senior class, the 1980 Senior Prom King, Mike Hopkins, and Queen, Wendy Farland, were crowned. Senior Prom 1980 was the perfect culmination for the seniors of the class of "80. Bottom to top:LeAnn Haynes, Herman Barrett, Wendy Farland, Jim Latsis, Karen Goode, Wayne Jack son, Angela Holmes, Mike Hopkins, Andy Motz. Not shown: Rhonda Henry. 85 ���H E A Being Head Boy is tough. There are times when I wonder if being Head Boy is what I really want to do. But at times like these I reason with myself, that as a student leader, it is inevitable that there must be difficult times. But I like being Head Boy. It's a once in a life-time learning experience. Being Head Boy is just a basic course in human nature. East is the school where I would want to do all this. East's architectural structure, faculty and student body make up a high school in a class of it's own. There is no other school like East. God bless all and right on!! David Wehner 88 H E A D D B 0 y G I R L East, you have been a kaleidescope to me. I have looked into every one of you and found an exciting and beautiful trait that makes you stand out from all encompassed. Thanks for letting me be a part of your ideas and inspiring thoughts. May your odyssey through life grant you whatever makes you the happiest and may your memories of East be as fond and enjoyable as you have made them for me. Stephanie Yvette Thomas �SENIORS Craig Stevens Pres. Theresa Pena Sec.-Treas. Herman Barrett Vice-Pre . CLASS JUNIORS Dee Dee Reed Pres. Mark Stanley Vice-Pres. Stephany Brown Sec.-Treas. SOPHOMORES J. B. Schramm Pres. Bill Burton Sec.-Treas. Steve Gonzales Vice-Pres. OFFICERS 89 �SENIORS Michelle Bishop Rhonda Henry Courtney Slaughter Not Pictured: Shelby Thomas CLASS SOPHOMORES Deva Brown Joe Phoenix Susan Kilfoyle Trent Walker JUNIORS Milton Norman Laurie Coleman Mary Beaird Kevin Preblud REPS 90 �First row: (Seniors) Rhonda Henry, Herman Barrett, Michelle Bishop, Theresa Pena, David Wehner, Stephanie Thomas, Courtney Slaughter, Yvonne Lopez, Craig Stevens. Second row: (Juniors) Dee Dee Reed, Stephany Brown, Staci Rowland , K evin Preblud, Mary Beai rd, Laurie Coleman, Mark Stanley, Milton Norton. Third row: (Sophomores) Susan Kilfoyle, J .B. Schramm, Deva Brown, Joe Phoenix, Trent Walker, Steve Gonzales, Harry Achziger (Advisor) Not Pictured: Shelby Thomas, Bill Burton. STUDENT ·coUNCIL East High, the School of Ultimate Achievers: his actions, but can be identified only through his being. We, the Student Council, did our best to encourage a unified atmosphere and worked towards the promotion of school spirit. It bas been a pleasure and an honor to serve the educational community involved with East High. We hope that in the future our successors will uphold the high standards and ideals of East High School. A leader is one whose evaluation of the present is the fixture of his past, whose truth is reality, whose reality is understanding, whose understanding is his life, whose life challenges the complacency of living. WHO SHALL BE OUR LEADERS? A leader is one who does not understand the limitations of his being human. A leader is one who loves everyone be knows and believes in everyone be loves. A leader bas special friends - a challenge in itself. A person that guides, a person that leads- a leader! a simple word, everyone uses it. It's what every band bas, what every organization wants. It's what a person respects, what most people wish to imitate. A leader is one that bides his own aspirations to fulfill the dreams of another. A leader is one that lives what be believes, lives because be believes, lives that others may live and become believers. A leader is known mostly through 91 �First row: Claudia Stein, Michelle Bishop; Secretary, Stacey Rowland; President, Roslyn Harvey; Vice President, Rene Evans, Cindy Holmes, Heather Frazier, Revae Templin. Second row: Anita Brown, Kipp Lyle, Barbra Norwood, Lily Yamamoto, Barbara Bruce, Pat Matthews, Karen Jones, Judy Godec, Cassie Rockwell, Lorraine Olander, Jennifer Johnson, Becky Herlinger, Jennifer Richard. Third row: Cherie Knight, Drevvis Shoffstall, Richard Lyford, Peter Washburn, Jackie Sharpe, Ross Nuanes, Brett Burrell. Fourth row: Leslie Milton, Lilli Dupont, Chris White, Kirk Cohen, Jonathon Polk. Filth row: Brian Tooley, Gaunt Murdock, Jim Latsis. DELEGATE ASSEMBLY Delegate Assembly aids Student Council by representing the Student Body. Meeting at least once a month, one representive from each second hour class presents the concerns of the Student Body to the Student Council. Delegate Assembly also helps plan and organize student functions. They are an important part of the Student Government at East High School. �}?X" ~~ Dancers Turn The Key To Imagination �Angels Sing On Key With Concert Choir . The East High Concert Choir, under the direction of Jim Guinn, is a group of talented individuals whose concentration is on the enjoyment and performance of a variety of choral music. The choir combines social activities such as retreats and pot lucks with performances to create a unique and well-rounded experience. Row 1: Jenny Larges, Dawn McCollum, Revae Templin, Kathy Oliver, Margaret Nold, Becky Eichenberger, Kelsey Baker, Louahn Lowe, Drevvis Shoffstall, Wendy Bowers. Row 2: Valere Harris, Deborah Bichler, Claudia Muhlbauer, Christine Grassman, Sandy Stiers, Kris Limb, Kathy McGregor, Gretchen Kahre, Missy Mitchell, Terri Smiley. Row 3: Seth Lederer, Alton Dillard, Craig Elder, Shelby Thomas, Chris Seiler, Paul Brown, Stuart Guinn. Not Shown: Kathleen Haley, Harry LeDuke, Laura Nelson, Anita Brown �Angelaires • The Angelaires is a select group from the Concert Choir. Although their main emphasis is on jazz, the ensemble is very versatile. Row 1: Gretchen Kahre, Louabn Lowe, Wendy Bowers, Jim Guinn (reclining), Becky Eichenberger, Craig Elder. Row 2: Revae Templin, Jenny Larges, Missy Mitchell, Margaret Nold, Terri Smiley, Dawn McCollum, Dave Wehner, Paul Brown, Chris Seiler. Not Shown: Harry LeDuke 95 �Row 1: Louise Toland, Natalie Barth, Laura Burt, Gail Johnson, Lisa Kirk, Barbara Downing, Beverly Shropshire, Susan Hall, Cathy Lopez, Sherita Hill. Row 2: Joan Rovlenchik, Stephanie Lewis, Heidi Whalen, Lorzue Richie, Karla Miller, Joyce Hall, Evangelia Morris, Laurie Wells, Kyler Stephensen. Row 3: Staten Fuller, Gerald Combs, Peter Washburn, Jonthan Martin, De Wayne Jackson. Row4:John Huffer, Randy Navarro, Leroy Jefferson, Denny Wright, Tyrone Green, James Meadows, Robin Reed, Clark Ausler. Not Shown: Bobby Brisco, Stephan Brown The advanced choir consists of sophomores and juniors who perform at school concerts. In addition to their performances, the advanced choir combines with the concert choir and orchestra in the performance of major choral works. Students from this choir are selected for membership in the Concert Choir and Angelaires. 96 AdvanCe d c h Olr e �Row 1: Pam Pepin, Adam Goldberg, Jill Richardson. Row 2: Nina Olsen, Rob Silverberg, Victoria Kelso, Kristi Smith, Danielle Gautier, Pam Czech, Ann Patterson, Michele Starosky, Lori Picht, Margo Clark, Stephany B rown. R ow 3: R icky Masterson, Robin Brown, Tammy Rogers, Christy Hamilton, Kim Lambrecht, Felicia Ashby, Karen Buchanan. R ow 4: Sarah DeMerritt, Chris Schofield, Sheri Miles, R ichard Redwine, Jeff Cramer, John Uchida, James Anderson, Milton Norton, Robert Smith, Nick Debuyzer, Don Cheadle. Row 5: Craig Stevens, Bill Tolles, Marc Brodnax, Lizan ne Slotta, Greg Carroll, Chris Thorne, P atsy Mosqueda, Scott Martin, Dan Axelrad, Steve McConnell, Dave Hutchinson, Ron Miles, Jim Carter, Martin P olt, Attila Jaross, John Jones, Marcus Smith, Mark Luedke, Kirk Cohen, Sheldon J ohnson, Joh n Brent, Steve Klinkerman. Row 6: Calvin Whaley, Dietz Ichishita, Chris Rawles. Not Shown: J. B. Schramm, Tom Bolin, Celeste Doyle, Courtney Slaughter. Angels Play On Key With Concert Band Concert Band After playing disco and rock tunes for the football season, the Concert Band settled down to work on serious concert music. The band plays a number of concerts each year plus marching in parades and performing for the ROTC competition. Members of the Concert Band are also involved in the Concert Orchestra, Jazz Ensembles, and chamber ensembles. We are proud that 23 of our members were chosen to the all band. Concert Orchestra Among other performances the Orchestra played the Vivaldi Gloria with the Concert Choir at St. Thomas Church in December. The orchestra was also involved in the musical Oklahoma. 15 East musicians were chosen to the allcity orchestra. Jazz Ensemble I The East Jazz Ensemble rates as one of the best in the state. The band performed at jazz festivals throughout the area as well as assemblies and concerts at the school. Jazz Ensemble 11 The second jazz ensemble is primarily a sophomore band and is a training organization for the first band. They perform in the fall and spring concerts. 97 �• Orchestra Row 1: Pat Juniel, Margo Clark, Joe Kimmitt, Michele Starosky, Pam Pepin. Row 2: Dana Price, Elizabeth Kimmett, Carole Phillips, Amy Feder, Kay Humphrey, Laura Nelson, Jenny Larges. Row 3: Suzy Frey, Dan Warvi, Kevin O'Neil, Laura Landrum, Stuart Guinn, Jayme Phillips. Row 4: Mark Burkepile, Paul Berdahl, Artie Moore, Joe Carver. Not Shown: Frank Snyder, Robert Wehner. 98 �Jazz Band • • Row 1:John Uchida, Adam Goldberg, Don Cheadle, Ricky Masterson, Victoria Kelso, Nina Olsen. Row 2:Phil Regas, Greg Carroll, Steve Klinkerman, John Brent, Sheldon "Jive" Johnson, Calvin Whaley. Row 3: Craig Stevens, David Delphia, Louahn Lowe, Artie Moore, J.B. Schramm, Martin Polt, Dave Hutchinson, Ron Miles, Steve McConnell. Row 1:Jeff Cramer, Maurice Brown, Robin Brown, Cary King. Row 2:Calvin Whaley, Mark Luedke, Chris Rawles. Row 3: Stuart Guinn, Cherie Knight, Bill Tolles, Dan Axelrad, Chris Thorne, Patsy Mosqueda, Tracey Grant, Attila Jaros. Not Shown: Bobby Brisco, Sheldon Johnson, Marcus Smith. 99 �Sear, Bde Cmd Nuanes, Bn Cmd Stanley, Bde CSM EAST JROTC Ellison, Bn XO Davis, Bn S-1 Lowy, Bn S-2 Hall, S-3 Air 100 Felecos, Bn S-3 Washington, Bn CSG Ellis, Bn S-4 Sparks, Bn Opt. Sgt. Ware, P & I Reed, Bn Supply Sgt. �The East High School ROTC tradition is one of the oldest and most under-rated in our school. For the last five years a student from East has been appointed to the position of Brigade Commander over all other high schools. This commander is placed in command of all nine high schools. The 1979 Brigade Commander is Kevin Sear. 101 �LD-4 Davis, Gina Ellison, Mario Hall, James Hendry, Benjamin Sear, Kevin LD-3 Bell, Civita Brown, Anita Bowman, Andre Coleman, Laurie Drummond, Brian Ellis, John Gordon, Ronnetta McCabe, Janice Nuanes, Vane a Powell, Sharon Robnett, Alan Shockey, Amanda Stanley, Mark Ware, Jennifer Yarbrough, Rodger AIR Agerton, Frances Blair, Natalie Brown, Lionel Cole, Jacquelyn Embry, Roderick Felecos, Paul Giles, Lonnie Gordon, David Gordon, Stephanie Greer, Cleophus Hammond, John Johnson, John Lowy, Mitchell Luedke, Judy LD-2 Maxwell, Edward McDougall, Freddie MacMichael, William Medlock, Beverly Nichol, Steve Ramirez, Rosa Redwine, Cathia Reece, Johnna Richie, Charles 102 Rose, Tom Steele, Robert Thatch, Alex Thomas, Tommy Washington, Tracy Williams, Ron Wilson, Connie Wright, Evelyn LD-1 Barela, Nancy Blandon, William Blue, Scott Boguslavsky, Vladimir Brown, Crystal Campbell, Maxine Chavez, Richard Clark, Pamela Clark, Tonya Cole, Lesslie DeSantiago, Jose Dyer, Monique Donald, Easter Johnson, Frederica Lee, Ena Lewis, Kirk Martin, Scott Martinez, David Mendoza, Anna Mitchell, Mary Naranjo, Douglas Nelson, Glen Norwood, Barbara Norwood, Margaret Perry, Jimmy Reed, Mark Richie, Shirel Richmond, Sondia Skopinski, John Stark, Erik Viera, Jesus Villagrane, Blanca Walton, Kenneth Weaver, Kevin Whitfield, Joy Williams, Joe Whaley, Calvin Williams, James Zurek, Lucy RIFLE TEAMS �HONOR CADETS MENS ''A'' DRILL TEAM 103 �SPOTLIGHT Row 1: Leslie Crawford, Alison Picher. Row 2: Mr. Richard Nelson (sponsor), Ann Warner, Marti Long, Sharon Herron, Suzy Kitchen, Monica Stevens. Row 3: Roland Bernier, Greg Martin, Ben Kates, Tom Tholen, Peter Cleworth. Not Pictured: Tyrone Allen, Kathryn Anderson, Kenneth Smith, Hollie Wieland, Patricia Mack, Cherylyn Jenkins, April Bartenberger, Sandy Reddic, Mary Anne Christy, Dave Collins, Anne Williams, Georgia Panagiotopoulous, Debbie Brubaker. 104 �The Spotlight Staff produ~ed a paper at least on~e a month varying from four pages to eight pages. The two Editors-in~hief, Leslie Crawford and Alison Pi~her did a terrifi~ job organizing the paper. Their primary responsibility was to keep everybody ~aim when deadlines rolled around. In addition to their other obligations, Leslie served as Feature Editor while Alison served as Editorial Editor. Other editors included Ben Kates and Hollie Wieland, News Page; Debbie Brubaker and Suzy Kit~hen, Sports Editors. The other members of the Staff wrote intriguing stories, ranging from sassy features to serious editorials. The s~hool was kept very well informed with the in depth reporting found in the News and Sports sections. The sponsor fo the Spotlight, Mr. Nelson, worked well with all staff members. 105 �Chad Haines and Erik Koeppe listen with amazement, as several Hatchets speak. HATCHET Jayme Phillips presents her poetry cutting of the "Hangman." SQUAD FRONT ROW: Maureen Cleland, Jennifer Hampton, Chad Haines, Erik Koeppe, Jayme Phillips, Claudia Stein. MIDDLE ROW: Gina Aldrich, Mary Beaird, Adam Goldgerg, Roland Bernier, Valere Harris, Mary Anne Christy. BACK ROW: Mr. Nelson, DeeDee Reed, John Meyer, Dave Wehner, Ben Kates, and Ann Warn~r. 106 �An oration of the Troubled Americ:an Dream is told by Ann Warner. John Meyer expresses the effec:ts of television upon our soc:iety. This year's Hatchet Squad competed very well, with the Squad being strong in nearly all areas. Returning Hatchets included Mary Anne Christy, Scott Randolph, DeeDee Reed, Kevin Sear, John Wade, Ann Warner, and Dave Wehner. The novice team was a threat in competition as well. Many fantastic performances were given by Erik Koeppe, Chad Haines, Gina Aldrich, and others. The variety of speeches and cuttings made this season fun exciting. In addition the Hatchets competed in many "out-of-town" meets. Casper, Wyoming was the first. Hatchets not pictured are: Shawne Ahlenius, Roland Bernier, Merry Branscombe, Leslie Crawford, Kelly Harris, Joseph Jones, Harry Le Duke, Margaret Nold, Tina Pagliasotti, Alison Picher, Scott Randolph, Mary Sawyer, J.B. Schramm, Kevin Sear, and Tom Tholen. Mary Anne Christy portrays an alc:holic: wife in a c:utting entitled Days of Wine and Roses. 107 �E X E c u T I FIRST SEMESTER Leslie Burrell David Dresen Kelli Kercheville Debbie Levine Kim O'Neill First National Bank of Denver Department of Public Works Theatre Under Glass District Attorney's Office May D&F SECOND SEMESTER Sharon Herron Angela Hutton Mary Sawyer Margaret Motz v E FIRST SEMESTER �The purpose of executive internship is to give students the opportunity to work with top level executives and to learn business functions from an executive standpoint. The intern goes to high level meetings and conferences, prepares reports, conducts research, and everything else that executives have to do. The interns have the opportunity to work with lawyers, doctors, government workers, business executives, and many others. Supervising the interns at East is Mr. Cliff Olin. I N T E R N s SECOND SEMESTER 109 �TOP TEN Dana Price It has been a tradition at East to recognize the top ten members of the Senior class. All ten of these scholars have achieved a grade point average of 4.3 or higher. This grade point average is a cumulation of five semesters of hard work and effort. In addition to academic endeavors, each participates in varied activities both in and out of school. Their interests include athletics, dubs, and fine arts. George Cooksey Eric Jensen Andy Motz 110 �Valerie Brown Liz Falkenberg Rhonda Henry Dave Hutchinson Ron Miles 111 �SENIOR SEMINAR It's adventure; It's learning from experience and experiencing the best; It's meeting people from all walks of life; It's never having a question that's left unanswered; It's giving and receiving; It's seeing a side of yourself that you've never seen before; It's rainbows, sunsets and moonbeams on a desert; It's ......... . Senior Seminar. 112 �THE KEY TO A CHANGE IN LEARNING 113 �Thespians is a theatrical organization for actors and actresses. It provides an opportunity for creative students to enjoy the company of others with the same interests. Thespian activities include a talent show, masquerade party, and the culminating project, the children's show. MEMBERS AS PICTURED ABOVE: Paul Brown, DeeDee Reed, Kathleen Haley, Arvin Nelson, Harry LeDuke, Betsy Boucher, Ted Pa coe, Mary Sawyer, Jenny Larges, Alice Burton, Katy Burns, Shawne Ahlenius, Craig Cline, Shelly Robinson, Kelli Kercheville, Cassie Rockwell, Louahn Lowe, Kim O'Neill, Leslie Crawford, Mary Ann Christy, Courtney Slaughter, Margaret Nold, David Wehner, Cathy Thomas, Lin Dixon, Edie Dulacki, Wendy Bowers, Frances Vaughn, Dewayne Jackson, Tracy Hollister, Dawn McCollum, Matt Herlinger, Catherine Davis, Colleen Wickham, Annie Martelon, Valerie Harris, Lissa Sauer. OFFICERS AS PICTURED AT RIGHT: Kathy Burns, Leslie Crawford, Craig Cline, Kelli Kercheville, Tracy Hollister, Matt Herlinger, Dawn McCollum. ,, . �Kneeling: Leta Franklin, Bridgit Jones, Joel Keys, Laurie Coleman, Elizabeth Pryor, Brenda Keys, Troi Elliott, Vicki Hall. Row 2: Robin Jernigan, Karen Goode, Jonathan Martin, Monica Grove, Carole Stevens, Kristel Delph, Lynn Meagher, Katrina Goode, Kim Scott, Roslyn Harvey, Craig Stevens. Row 3: Brett Hooks, Alan Webb, Marlin Conner, Tony Webb, Robert Martin, Victor Halley, Patrick Alexander, Wayne Jackson, Daryl Wilson. F .H.A. stands for a National Organization called, "Future Homemakers of America." East High School, as part of this national organization, is in the "Mountain View District." The East High School F.H.A. club has established the title of "Concerned Young Citizens." The goal of this organization is to help young adults to assume their roles in society in areas of personal growth, family life, and community involvement. This year's objective is to develop pride in the individual, community, and country. OFFICERS: President: Drevvis Shoffstall Vice-President: Sharon Powell Secretary: Deidrea Worley Treasurer: Davona Behrendsen MEMBERS AS PICTURED: Barbara Bolts, Joyce Carroll, Mary Daniels, Davona Behrendsen, Drevvis Shoffstall, Dee Session, Linda Hundon, Pamela Clark, Laurie Walker, Sharon Powell, Vickie Bonner, Deidrea Worley, Carla Middleton, Jamie Giron. TEACHER SPONSOR: Mrs. Gladys Ligon. 115 �Row 1-Louise Toland, Beverly Sbrop hire, belly Robinson, Deva Brown, Lori Stewart, Laura Burt, Patricia Lewis, Nadine Washington, Linda Carroll, Sandra Jones, Bridget Jones, Dena Thompson, Linda Burrell, LaDonica Reed, Vicki Nasser, Nancy Weaver. Row 2-Frances Agerton, Kathryn Steele, Amanda Morris, Tammi Nettles, Amanda Hall, Shirel Richie, Sherita Hill, Denise Salls, Libby Pryor, Celia Griggs, Karen Jones, Paulette Long, Cathy Lopez, Sandy Guyton, Kristen Barley, Ann O'Fallon, Sberri Shikles, Allyson Weaver, Gina Aldrich, Tara Paul. Row 3- Pam Salazar, Joan Rovlenchik, Donna Gerrol, Phyllis Howard, Robyn Kitsutaka, Yvonne Lopez, Felicia Richardson, Laurie Coleman, Michelle Bishop, Danielle Gautier, Julie Renno, Joyce Hall, Leta Franklin, Marilyn Edwards, Stephany Brown, Megan Bradley, Jayme Phillips, Tracey Saulters. Row 4-Evelyn Wright, Jackie Sharpe, Claudia Stein, Monica Morsher, Stacy Deuel, Cheryln Jenkins, La Wanda Jone , Lori Walker, HeathE:r Frazier, Deanna Jones, Lisa Kirk, Staci Rowland, Shawn Murphy, Ronnetta Gordon, Kristel Delph, Cherie Knight, Pauletta Johnson, Janice Hill, Desiree Carrasco, Toni Richard, Pam Czech, Christy Hamilton, Mary Ann Mack, Victoria Kelso, Jill Richardson. As is traditional, the 1979-80 East Pep Club rose to the occasion of grouping together to support and cheer for our athletes. Practicing diligently, the Pep Club perfornned at halftinne of the Honnecoming football game in October. Other activities of the Pep Club include: fall, winter, and spring potlucks honoring the respective season athletes; fund raising to earn money for future activities; and general attendance at all sporting activities. 116 �Row 1: Craig Elder, Mr. Stewart, Bob Johnson. Row 2: LaMont Johnston, Mile High District Representative Brad Bendixon, Joe Archambault, Dino Packer, Malcolm White. Row 3: Parlimentarian Tim Bryant, Victor Halley, Chuck Grason, President Mike Valdez. Not Shown: Dan Kordiak, Steve Rice, Kevin Deibert, Alfred Forest, Vice-President Tammy Hampton. Row 1:Eric Avila, Tim Campbell, Chrystal Sullivan, John Miller, Reggie Johnson. Row 2:Richard Chavez, Sherry Vigil, Nico Ortiz, Larry Kirsten, Steve Franklin, Tom Grogan. Row 2: Mr. Stewart, Todd Trefz, James Cur1is, Terri Hamburg, Craig Johnson, Bob Johnson, Steve Thomas. Not Shown: Reggie Ausler, Sandra Depperschmidt, Lisa Dixon, Secretary Anthony Martin, Keith Haggerty, Mitch Lowy, Mike Maker, Tom Quintana, Eric Seifer, Gary Ulibarri, Blanu Villagrana, Tim Warn, Allen Webb, Karen Young. The Pre-Med Club promotes obtaining knowledge of the field of medicine and the supporting areas. It is also a service organization that works with hospitals and patient programs in the community. The club's members are Shelly Robinson, Karen Goode, Shari White, David Jones, and Chris White. Mrs. Dianne Houghtaling sponsors the club. 117 �The Red Cross Youth Corps at East, a youth service program, believes in the value of taking a leadership role in improving the quality of life in the school, the community, nationally, and internationally. Row 1: Lorie Greenberg, Rob Silverberg, Cindy Cheadle, Pat Wolfe, sponsor. Row 2: Daisy Carruthers, sponsor, Lanice Cage, Troi Elliot, Michelle Bishop, Alex Thatch, Clem Hall, Robert Smith, DeWayne Jackson, Roslyn Harvey, Kevin Maiforth. Row 3: Marc Brodnax, Brad Bendixon, Karen Goode, Chris Gantz, John Robnett, Carole Phillips. PRESIDENT: Michelle Bishop VICE-PRESIDENT: Kevin Maiforth SECRETARY: Lorie Greenberg TREASURER: John Robnett PUBLICITY: Karen Goode TEACHER SPONSOR: Mr. Escobedo MEMBERS: Joan Baca, Pam Guerra, Yvonne Lopez, Craig Pena, Mike Garduno, Veronica Montoya, Steve Nichro. 118 �Officers as pictured above: Jeff Carr, Sec/Treas.; Ruth Adams, Vice-Pres.; Rachael Gordon, Pres.; Charles Keiser, Sponsor; Deanna Hanna, Sponsor. Members: Jackie Suess, Tammie Rodgers, Annie Patterson, Leigh Cabell; Laura Adams, Greg Carr, Ruth Adams, Cathy Weathersby, Rachael Gordon, John Gracey, Eric Millard, William Blandon, Martin Carabajal, Craig Rosenberg, Jeff Cramer, Alice Barton, John Peters, Tom Munds, David Cooper, Douglas Kindad, Dave Lettin, Maggie Chase, David Hart, Becky Krichevsky, Kayleen McLaughlin, Kelsey Baker, Laurie Bouton, Naomi Kimura, Shari White, Ken Libonati, Paul Berdahl, Martin Davidson, Greg Dill, Robyn Dock, Dan Isaak, Tami Rose, Butch Enderlein, Tom Henry, Donny Wright, Randy Cuerdan, Caroline Allen, Jacki McLaughlin, Mark Goldstein. �The members of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of grade point average and teacher recommendation. They take part in social activities such as ice-skating parties, ski trips, dinner meetings and pot luck dinners. In addition to this, their community involvement includes work for United Way, the Canned Food Drive and the Blood Donor Program. MEMBERS: Shawne Ahlenius, Ada Bakogianis, Valerie Brown, Butch Barton, Jeff Chipman, Susan Chwirka, Mary Anne Christy, Margo Clark, Stu Colby, George Cooksey, Heidi Derr, Nina Dulacki, Tracey Dunning, Lisa Espey, Liz Falkenburg, Kurt Frankenburg, Suzanna Frey, Rhonda Henry, Matt Berlinger, Tracy Hollister, Michael Hopkins, Cindy Holmes, Eric Jensen, Ben Kates, Chris Kinsman, Seth Lederer, Louahn Lowe, James Medina, Robby Mejia, Ron Miles, Andy Motz, Dathel Nimmons, Jesse Ninomiya, Margaret Nold, Eric Norcross, Nina Olsen, Theresa Pena, Pam Pepin, Alison Picher, Dana Price, Drevvis Shoffstall, Melissa Stanton, Revae Templin, Stephanie Thomas, Brian Tooley, John Uchida, Jeri Varela, Jon Wade, David Wehner, Robert Wehner. A Row 1: Jeff Leija, Jeanette Avila. Row 2: Reggie Johnson, Colleen Wickham, David Robinson, Mike Pedrick. Row 3: Mr. Torres, Alan Mims, David Walker, James Heid. 120 �Lyne Harold cracks a dirty joke in French. Row 1:Melanie Huff, Heather Barnhorst, Shelley Robinson, Dena Thompson. Row 2: Valere Harris, Dana Gass, Ruth Adams, Rachael Gordon. Row 3: Mr. Shioya, Brent Barker, Ms. Cavalletti, Chris Goss, Lyne Harold The French Club, under the supervision of Mr. Shioya and Ms. Cavalletti, is a very active group. Many of their activities were concerned with the Christmas holidays. They enjoyed caroling, keeping with the traditional French culture. 121 ����������������������������You De erve An A ward For Dear,.--:=:---1 Will Remember You Forever Till Some Time Next Week What'd You Say Your Name Was? Sincerely, _ _ __ By The Time You're 30, You'll Probably Be It's Been Real ... ��Slzo J ere for Pror11 and Graduatio1-1 4 rold and ' 4 ~tney fha• . 6630~ . Denver, Color o ... 388-1666 Congratulations to Seniors East · �Would you care to repeat that? Hmm. I wonder what that means. Anthony Morgan's LATE senior portrait. SMILE! 152 Did you �..... 3198 3199 Those Senior girls .. Fine! A test today?! find it yet? 153 �154 �155 �I'm adorable! Hey, what can I say?! Oh, those sophomores. "Cool-breeze" BERM! 156 High again! �BORING! Oh, I know! ... Never mind. Where's Tonto? OK, Monty, who is she?! �... 1 l T T 1 - l--___Jl ·----~---J1L•----lr--~._____lr----f~---,--~r---r---y---,---1i--lr 11 l , I - .., - I"""" ., 1 - - l , - 1 I - -- - - l , - l I 1 -~ L-1-~~,, - __......,- ____ d .... l - ~l I 1 1 1 - I ..-..1 1 - -1 - ...,. 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Lewis, Patricia Libonati, Ken Limb, Kristina Lizotte, Renee' 166 �Long, Marti Long, Mike Lucero, Sam Luedke, Judith Lyford, Dick MacDonald, Douglas Mack, Patricia Martin, Chris Martin, Greg Martin, Steve Masters, Ross Masterson, Randy Masterson, Ricky Mathews, Patricia Mattern, Joe Maxwell, James McCoy, Debbie McDonald, Bill McGregor, Edward McLain, Gail McLaughlin, Jacki Middleton, William Miles, Ronald Milsap, Sharon 167 �Milsap, Shelia Mitchell, Jo eph Mitchell, Melis a Moody, Wanda Mooney, Beverly Moore, Marde Morris, Stephen Motz, Margaret Muhlbauer, Claudia Mulcahy, Bridget Muller, Andrew Munds, Tom Nagle, Robert Nash, Amy Nelson, Arvin Nelson, Paul Nguyen, Thanh Noda, Michael Norwood, Margaret Nuanes, Jack Oakes, Skip O'Leary, Mary Oliver, Kathy Page, Feleda 168 �Paige, Wendall Pang, Jin Pascoe, Ted Perkins, Darrell Peterson, Lee Phillips, Carole Picht, Lori Platt, Jennifer Preblud, Kevin Quintana, Andy Randolph, Scott Reed, Deleda Rhine, Kate Richie, Shirel Riggs, Glynda Roberts, Richard Robinson, Mariano Robnett, John Roel, Erlinda Romero, Andrew Rosenberg, Craig Rountree, Laneze Rowland, Stad Sander, Charlene 1b9 �Sawyer, Mary Schmidt, Renate Schofield, Sondra Scott, Kimberly Seney, Renee Session, Dee Shepard, Debora Shikles, Sherri Silverberg, Rob Skaife, Becky Smiley, Terri Smith, Carole Smith, Kristi Smith, Robert Snyder, Frank Spero, Clyde Stacey, Jenny Stanley, Mark Stark, Erik Stark, Felicia Stearns, Shanna Stevens, Carole Stevens, Jenni Stiers, Sandy 110 �Stoffel, Eric Stribling, Gary Struble, Laurie Strunk, Elizabeth Sullivan, Chrystal Taylor, Anne Taylor, Josh Tellinghuisen, Lori Tholen, Tom Thomas, Cathy Trumbule, Valerie Urban, Irene Vaden, William Van Velkinburg, Iris Wade, Daniel Waines, Latanya Walsh, Maribeth Ware, Jennifer Warner, Ann Washington, Tracy Watson, Leo White, Chris White, Delois White, Sharee 171 �White, Shari Wild, Becky Wilkerson, Jennifer Williams, Paul Winslow, Lawana Wright, Lois Wright, Tamara York, Joyce Young, Pari Zirkelbach, Albert 172 �He's mine. No, be's mine! A diligent student at work. Don't take my picture! 173 �Kelsey Baker . laughing again. I'm ready if you are. I think it's time we got down to business. .. 174 Ahhh he's so good looking! �If I mix one more wrong chemical ... • I don't need this! Ah shucks, I ain't that good looking. 175 �r I I r J r J J j r y T r r I - ""\ • I j I r r J r J J .I r - T J I J J r .J .J .J I J r r r J r r r J j r j ,. r r j j J r r J J r J r r j r 1....-....-r--!---J..,.....rr J....,rr1- 1 ,.._-.A....... .I I I I r r - J J J j 0 M 0 J T I ~ I J I I I T :'1"""": :::..- --- �.. J.y T .... J.. _.I 'I 1 '{ .I "' r--- s I ~ !"" tD I""" - - ,_-- ... - - ..... - - - ~ (I) to- - ~ - �'f.· I • I Abbott, Teri Adams, Ruth Adams, Whitney Adkins, Chris Ahlenius, Todd Aldric:h, Regina Alexander, Kimberly Allen, Elizabeth Allen, Tony Alonzo, Hedor Anastos, Steve Anhuleta, Mic:hele Armas, Mark Ashby, Feleda Ates, Ava Ausler, Clark Bac:a, Joan Baker, Darin Baker, Eric: Barley, Kristin Barnes, Betzi Barrientos, Mary Barth, Natalie Battey, Sarah Baudek, David Bell, Stephen Bendixen, Sheila Bennett, Linda Berdahl, Vic:enta ,._~, . ·.--, -~ ,._ :. ,. 178 .~ Barnhorst, Heather �Blandon, W illiam Boland, Berry Bolts, Barbara : 1-"-;) ' ' Bonner, Woodie Bomgaars, Greg Boyd, Leslie \ Bradley, Megan Bridges, Thomas Brown, Cecil Brown, Crystal Brown, Deva Buchholz, Tracy Bunting, Linda Burkepile, Marc Burnam, Gerald Burrell, Linda Burton, William Butler, Joe Butterfield, Brad Carroll, Linda Chapman, John Cheadle, Don Cheng, David Childress, Kevin Christy, Peter Clark, Tonya Clymer, Lizz Cohen, Kirk Collins, Pete Contreras, Chanda 179 �180 Cooper, Ben Cuerden, Randy Cunningham, Brett Currie, Theresa Czec:h, Pam Damore, N anc:y Davis, Andy Davis, Teresa Delph, Kristel Delphia, David DeMerrit, John Derr, Kirsten Deuel, Stac:ey Dhonau, Dan Dol, Galen Downing, Barbara Dudley, Pamela Dulac:ki, Edith Edmonds, Patric:e Edwards, Candic:e Embleton, Pat Enderlein, Butc:h Espinoza, Manual Espinoza, Delores Farner, Eric: Fedde, Chris Foley, Patric:k Fran lin, Leta Florez, Joe �Frazier, Heather Freeburn, Mike Fuller, Staten Gallegos, Paula Garda, Joe Gautier, Danielle Gerrol, Donna Glivar, Joan Goldberr, Adam Gonzales, Steve Gordon, Rachael Gordon, Stephanie Gornell, Mollv Gould, Shrne Gracev. John Graham, Laurie Grant, Tracey Greenberg, Lori• Greenblatt, Andy Greer, Cleophus Grissom, Cullen Grossman, Phyllis Guerra, Pam Guerrero, Maria Guyton, Sandy Hall, Amanda Hall, Joyce Hall, Susan Halpern, Michelle Halverson, John 181 �182 Hamilton, Christy Hannon, Tracy Hartfield, Aaron Hawkins, Patrica Haynes, Helena Heiland, Ken Herlinger, Becky Herrera, Diane Heron, Scott Hill, Janice Hill, Sherita Hodge, Janet Hodge, Ruben Holle, Greg Holmes, Brian Hope, Sullivan Hopkins, Ruth Hora, Sherry Huff, Melanie Huffer, John Hundon, Mark Innes, Phillip Isaak, Dan Jackson, Quimby Janulewicz, Rick Jecminek, Charlee Johnsen, John Johnson, Frederica Johnson, Jay Johnson, Pauletta �Jones, Bridgit Jones, David Jones, Sandra Joyce, Maria Kane, Paul Keeler, Linda Kelso, Victoria Keys, Joel Kilfoyle, Susan Kimmett, Elizabeth Kincaid, Doug Kirk, Lisa Kitsutaka, Robyn Klein, Beth Knight, Cherie Knudson, Amy Koeppe, Erik Konkol, Steve Kreck, Kevin Kregarman, Debbie Lambrecht, Kim Latsis, George Lewis, Stephanie Libonati, Bo Liggitt, Dave Lindsey, Craig Long, Paulette Lopez, Cathy McGuire, Mike Mcintosh, Rhonda 183 �184 Mack, Mary Ann MacMichael, William Madsen, Steve Malone, Raymond Maluncu, Patrick Martelon, Deana Martin. John Martine, Lyle Martinez, Gary Massanet, Joseph Mastrude, Dale Mate, Aaron Mattern, Mike Meadows, James Meacher, Lynn Medlock, Beverly Mejia, Marcaret Miles, Shari Miller, Bill Miller, Karla Miller, Terry Moore, Artie Moore, Michaele Morris, Amanda Morscber, Monica Mosqueda, Oralia Mun, Yon Murphy, Sean Murphy, Shawn Nasser, Vicki �Navarro, Randy Nelson, Glenn Nettles, Tammie Nit:hol, Steve Norman, Evanalie Norman, Ned Nuanes, Ross Nubine, Lily O'Fallon, Ann Ortiz, Louis Pagliasotti, Tina Patterson, Ann Paul, Tara Payne, Sandy Pena, Craig Pepin, Todd Perlmutter, Laura Perry, Patrit:k Peterson, Jeanette Peterson, John Phillips, Jayme Phoenix, Joe Pittam, Mike Pont:e, Vit: Rawles, Chris Reavey, Robert Redwine, Cathia J Pounds, Wendolyn Print:e, Gianette Ramirez, Salvador 185 �186 Reece, Johnna Reed, Ladonica Regas, Philip Renno, Julie Rhone, James Richardson, Jill Richmond, Sondia Richter, Richard Robertson, Don Robinson, Shelley Rodgers, Tammy Rogers, Kristin Rose, Steve Rose, Tami Rovlenchik, Joan Salazar, Pam Salls, Denise Saucier, Michael Schlagel, Bruce Schmidt, Christina Schramm, J.B. Scott, Gerald Scott, Lisa Seney, Neil Sharpe, Jackie Shropshire, Beverly Simpson, Tony Sims, Ken Sinopoli, Paul Skidmore, Christy �Smith, Hilbert Smittick, Lorne Steele, Kathryn Stein, Claudia Steuart, Julie Stewart, Lori Suazo, Davina Syptak, Kim Telles, Arthur Thiel, Shelly Thompson, Dena Thompson, Patricia Thorne, Chris Thorne, Michael Toland, Louise Trampe, Kim VanNortwick, Kris Vicars, Robert . -~ ., _., .. __ ., :l --- ' Wade, Melonda Walker, Elliot Walker, Melva Walker, Trent Ward, David Warvi, Daniel Washburn, Peter Washington, Nadine Weaver, Allyson Weaver, Nancy Weaver, Teresa Wells, Laurie 187 �Whalen, Heidi Wright, Dennison 188 Whitworth, Barry Williams, Danny Williams, Ron Wuthier, Julie Yamamoto, Lily Zavilla, Cyndi Wilson, Connie Worley, Deidrea �Signe Gould says, "You mean there's more?" But Rome wasn't built in a day. Oh, come on! Unhand me, you fiend! 189 �Kirsten Derr gives the evil eye .. and Claudia Stein gives it back. Pat Malongu wonders "How am I supposed to know?" Butch Enderlein 190 a shake-aholic? �Brian Holmes .. Tammy Dean?! I'm so pretty, oh so pretty! Cheers! That's Pauletta! 191 �EDUCATORS ��Few institutions are untouched by the relentless force of change. By thoughtful adaptation to contemporary social changes and by employing appropriate knowledge, schools can provide students with the abilities and skills to live rich and full life. This then is East High School. John J. Astuno Principal 194 �Edward Calloway-Assistant Principal Wanda D. Taylor-Assistant Principal in Charge David R. Strodtman-As istant Principal 195 �Harry Achziger-Student Activities Margaret Bailey-German/ Spanish Malcolm Bauman-Senior Seminar Curtis Bedore-Math Elsa Berger-Math Jerome Riffle-Counseling James Bloomfield-Science Warren Boatright-Math Donald Bobb-Science Madelyn Braverman-English 196 �Jay Breen-Socia! Worker Ted Brucker-SIEBD Daisy Carruthers-liE Mary Cavalletti-English/ French Lisa Cheney-Phys Ed Gene Cisneros-Boys Phys Ed Allen Clerihue-Art Roger Craig-Student Advisor Pollard Dahms-Business Ed Lawrence Daniel-English 197 �Catherine Davis-English/ Drama Walter Day-ROTC Jacquelyn Dean-Girls Phys Ed Rhoda Dean-Counseling Claudia Deasy-English Phyllis Denny-Counseling Tom Ellison-Math Arturo Escobedo-Counseling Mack Fair-Science Sheila Feeney-Social Studies 198 �Marie Filson-IIE Eleanor Flatow-Counselor Judy Fruland-Advisor Dorothy Fuller-English Patricia Gatewood-Social Studies Jacquelyne Goelz-Business Education Lewis Greenlee-Social Studies James Guinn-Music Linda Hample-IPCD Deanna Hanna-Nurse ) 199 �Frederick Herr-Mathematics Alan Hodges-Physical Education James Hoops-Mathematics Diane Haugtaling-HH Workstudy Farrel Howell- cience Ashley Hudson-Industrial Education Robert Hussey-Social Studie John Jackson-Library Patricia Johnson-English Sara Katz-Social Studies 200 �Irwin Keinon-English Charles Keiser-Mathematics John LeVar-11 Mathematirs "" ,.. J AI Levin-Sorial Studies Gladys Ligon-Home Eronomics James London-Seminar Eva Love-Science Roger Lundeen-Programmer Bill McGinnis-~Iathematics Janet McNeill-English 201 �Linda Matarrese-IIE Albert Metcalf-Science Harlan Miller-Industrial Ed. Ronald Miller-Social Studies Virginia Minick-Spanish Richard Nelson-English Phil Neuhalfen-Media Center Gerald Noonan-Music Gerard Noonan-Social Studies Cliff Olin-Phys. Ed./Driver's Ed. 202 �Ruth Oppenheim-Science Eleanor Pearson-Librarian Carolyn Plummer-Senior Seminar Richard Rasmussen-Social Studies Joan Rudel-Business Ed. Kathy Russ-Physical Ed. Richard Schraeder-Math Carl Selles-SIEBD Woodrow Senier- Industrial Ed. Robert Simpson-Hold Youth 203 �Milton Shioya-French Willard Smith-PUSH/ EXCEL Carle Stearns-Physical Ed. Herbert Stewart-Industrial Ed. Lloyd Storey GM-ROTC Richard Strickland-Science Tia Tafoya-Art I 204 Lloyd Torres-Industrial Ed. Dianne Tramutola-Hold Youth Evva Vickers-English �Alice Weed- Seminar Ruth Whiteside-HH Annie Wickliffe-SLIC Patricia Wolfe-liE Willard Wyatt-LTC ROTC Emil Zeigler-Senior Seminar Linda Arnold-Tutor Jerry Newfield-Tutor Babara Spaulding-Tutor 205 �. - !o,._ Margaret Staible, Seuetary - ~ ------ Jennie Marr, Treasurer CLERICAL Willanor Caten, Counselin~t Clerk Edna Knoll, Library Clerk 206 Kay Logan, Attendance Clerk �Eva Smith, Main Office Clerk Mary Clare Taylor, Pupil Services Clerk STAFF Linda Teachout. Records Clerk Zadean Wilcox, Programming Clerk Linda Williams, Requisitions Clerk 207 �AIDES: Bark Row- Betty Berridge, Dorsey Moore, Kathy Fuller, Nancy Smith. Front Row- Alonnie Bryant, Verda Byrd, Toby clamberg, Lois Manual. SECURITY- Marie Bodison SECURITY- Otis Jones 208 LUNCHROOM STAFF: Back Row- Annabelle McMullen, Vivian Nagle, Rena Gamble, Belle McGrath, Charlene Jones, Annie Hendrick, Ina Carter. Front- Arlene Hiler, Roberta Early, Walterine Stribling, Katherine Joy. 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O'Leary Mrs. Fleta O'Leary Kathy Quick Mr. and Mrs. Quintana and family ACROSS THE STREET FROM CONTINENTAL BANK IN KING COMPLEX 217 �INDEX SENIORS Aboulian, Kai; 22, 52, 124 Abbott, Carrie; 124 Ablenius, Sbawne; 49, 114, 120 124 Abn, Sung; 124 Aldrich, Harold; 124 Alie, Steven; 124 Allen, Jennifer; 124 Allen, Ronald; 160 Anderson, Willie; 124 Angelo, Paul; 124 Armas, Mary; 124 Armendariz, Linda; 124 Ashby, Tad; 125 Ausler, Reginald; 117, 125 A vii a, Eric; 117 Bakogianis, Ada; 120, 125 Barber, Alex; 26, 125 Barker, Brent; 121, 125 Barlow, Lasban; 125 Barrett, Herman; 37, 74, 85, 89, 91, 125 Barton, Walter; 54, 74,120, 125 Beadle, Michael; 22, 125 Bebrendsen, Davona; 115, 125,223,224 Bendixen, Bradley; 26, 117, 118 Bennett, Elizabeth; 29, 126, 222, 224 Berardini, Mark; 126 Bernier, Roland; 104, 106, 126 Bernstein, Jo; 126 Bishop, Carla; 126 Bishop, Kristi; 73, 126 Bishop, Michelle; 4<1, 81, 90, 91, 92, 116, 118, 126 Bi bop, Terri; 73, 126 Bocciarelli, Bradford; 126 Boucher, Paul; 126 Bowers, Wendy; 94, 95, 114 Bradley, William; 22 Brame, Cheryl; 126 Branscombe, Meredith; 83, 127 Brent, Susan; 70, 127 Bridges, Cameron; 127 Brown, Anita; 92, 127 Brown, Paul; 49, 81, 94, 95, 114, 127 Brown, Valerie; 34, 111, 120, 127 Brubaker, Debra; 73, 127 Bruce, Barbara; 30, 92, 127, 222, 224 Bryant, Timothy; 117, 127 Burrell, Leslie; 127 Campbell, David; 74, 127 Carroll, Gregory; 97, 99, 128 Carroll, Joyce; 115, 128 Carter, Karen; 128 Castleberry, Caren; 128 Chase, Michele; 128 Chavez, Richard; 117 Chipman, Jeffery; 54, 120, 128 218 Christy, Mary Anne; 81, 82, 106, 110, 114, 120, 128 Cbwirka, Susan; 120 Clark, Carla; 128 Clark, George; 128 Clark, Margaret; 97, 98, 120, 128 Clark, Wendi; 128 Clarke, Peggy; 56, 70, 129 Cline, Craig; 49, 81, 114, 129 Colby, Stuart; 22, 120, 129, 222, 224 Colegrove, Abigail; 129 Conner, Marlin; 52, 74, 115 Cooksey, George; 26, 110, 120, 129 Craft, Carolyn; 129 Crawford, Leslie; 49, 81, 104, 114, 129 Davis, Gina; 100, 129 Davis, Katherine, 114 Dean, Tamara; 129 Deibert, Kevin; 129 DeLeon,Josepb;29,64,65 Delphia, Timothy; 129 DeMerritt, Sarah; 97, 130 Derr, Heidi; 30, 73, 120, 130, 222, 224 Dixon, David; 60, 130 Doane, Martin; 130 Doyle, David; 130 Dresen, David; 130 Dulacki, Nina; 70, 120, 130 Dunning, Tracy; 120, 130 Edmonds, Sylvin; 130 Eichenberger, Rebecca; 87, 94, 95, 130 Elder, Craig; 9<1, 95, 117 Elliott, Troi; 115, 118, 130 Ellis, John; 100, 131 Ellison, Mario; 100 Espey, Lisa; 120, 131 Evans, Kenneth; 26, 131 Evans, Kevin; 131 Evans, Rebecca; 131 Falkenberg, Elizabeth; 30, 73, 111, 120, 131 Farland, Wendy; 46, 85, 131 Farmer, Lalana; 131 Faulding, Denise; 40, 131 Fiscus, Bradley; 131 Flerry, Bethea; 131 Frankenburg, Kurt; 54, 116, 120, 131, 132, 222, 224 Franklin, Steve: 117, 132 Frey, Suzanna; 120, 132 Fujii, Kathy; 132 Giron, Jamie; 115, 132 Godec, Monty; 32, 132 Goick, Cristin; 132 Gomez, Joan; 132 Goode, Karen; 85, 115, 118, 132 Gordon, Seth; 132 Greenberg, Carolyn; 132 Grogan, James; 117 Grove, Monica; 115, 133 Guerra, Marco; 37, 74, 133 Haggerty, Keith; 117 Hahn, Westen; 36, 133 Halley, Victor; 115, 117 Halverson, Wendi; 29, 133 Hampton, Jeffery; 133 Hampton, Tammy; 133 Hansen, Lisa; 133 Harms, Robert; 133 Haubencbild, Deborah; 133 Haynes, Donald; 26, 133 Haynes, LeAnn; 85, 133 Hendershot, Susan; 134 Hendry, Benjamin; 26, 134 Henry, Rhonda; 90, 91, 111, 120, 134 Berlinger, Matthew; 81, 114, 120, 134 Herron, Michael; 60, 134 Hodges, Rob; 134 Hoffman Patricia; 134 Hollister, Tracey; 49, 81, 114, 120, 134 Holmes, Angela; 34, 56, 85, 134 Holmes, Cynthia; 40, 44, 45, 73, 92, 120, 134, 223, 224 Holmes, Rhonda; 135 Hooks, Brett; 115 Hopkins, Michael; 54, 85, 120, 135 Hristopoulas, Hristos; 135 Huckfeldt, Claire; 135 Hudspeth, Pamela; 135 Hudspeth, Paula; 135 Hurwitz, Ellen; 135 Hutchinson, David; 97, 99, 111, 135 Hutt, Krystal; 135 Iverson, Felton; 135 Jackson, Wayne; 60, 85, 114, 115, 135 Jakopanab, Sbaurow; 136 Jefferson, Byron; 26, 136 Jenkins, Cberlyn; 116, 136 Jensen, Eric; 22, 110, 120, 136 Jernigan, Robin; 65, 115, 136 Johnson, Craig; 117 Johnson, Fredric; 136 Johnson, Reginald; 117, 120 Johnson, Robert; 117 Johnston, Lamont; 117 Jones, David; 136 Joseph, Sara; 136 Kates, Ben; 22, 104, 106, 116, 120, 136 Keliibolokai, Stephen; 26, 44, 60,74 Kelly, Debra; 136 Kercbeville, Kelli; 81, 114, 136 Kimmett, Joseph; 97, 137 Kincaid, Karen; 137 Kinsman, Chris; 32, 120, 137 Kircbbof, Chris; 137 Kircbbof, Julia; 56, 137 Klinkerman, Steve; 97, 99, 137 Konkol, Mary; 137 Lacey, Debra; 137 Lackey, Brian; 137 Larges, Jennifer; 81, 94, 95, 98, 114, 137 Latsis, James; 22, 85, 92, 137 Lavington, Steve; 137 Leali, Nanette; 138 Lederer, Seth; 94, 120, 138 LeDuke, Harry; 49, 74, 81, 114, 138 Lopez, Yvonne; 73, 91, 116, 118, 138 Lowe, Louabn; 94, 95, 99, 114, 120, 138 Lowy, Mitchell; 100, 117, 138 Lynch, Cheryl; 40, 138 Mack, Sheila; 138 Maifortb, Kevin; 118, 139 Martelon, Douglas; 139 Martin, Anthony; 117 Martinez, David; 139 McCollum, Dawn; 81, 9<1, 95, 114, 139 McCrea, Bobbie; 139 McGhee, Carmella; 139 McGregor, Kathy; 94, 139 McLaughlin, Kayleen; 139 McNeill, Paul; 139 Medina, James; 29, 81, 120, 139 Mejia, Robert; 32, 120, 139 Meyer, John; 36, 74, 106, 140 Middleton, Carla; 115, 140 Miles, Ron; 32, 51, 97, 99, 111, 120, 140 Miller, John; 117 Milsap, Cheryl; 140 Mitchell, Andre; 140 Monley, Sarah; 140 Motz, Herman; 26, 85, 110, 120,140 Mundt, Marshall; 140 Murdock, Gaunt; 26, 53, 92, 140 Murray, Kathleen; 140 Nelson, Laura; 98, 140 Nilsson, Inger; 141 Nimmons, Datbel; 37, 56, 120,141 Ninomiya, Jesse; 120, 141 Nold, Margaret; 81, 94, 95, 114, 120, 141 Norcross, Eric; 74, 120, 141, 223, 224 Novin, Farzad; 23, 141 Nuanes, Scott; 32, 52, 141 Nuanes, Vanessa; 100, 141 Nuecbterlein, Lois; 141 Olander, Christopher; 141 Olsen, Nina; 97, 99, 120, 141 O'Neill, Kim; 81, 114, 142 Packer, Dino; 117 Pagliasotti, Michael; 142 Panagiotopoulous, Georgia; 142 Pappas, Sam; 142 Pena, Theresa; 89, 91, 120, 142 Pepin, Pam; 97, 98, 120, 142 Peters, John; 36, 142 Pettes, Jacquelyn; 40 Phillips, Barclay; 22, 44, 142, 222, 224 �Picher, Alison; 73, 104, 120, 142 Pitts, James; 36, 142 Polk, Jonathan; 92 Poonsirikul, Sombat; 142 Powell, Sharon; 115, 143 Powell, Sheryl; 143 Pogzeba, Michael; 65, 143 Prather, Melody; 143 Price, Dana; 32, 75, 97, 110, 120 Pryor, Elizabeth; 111, 115 Pytell, Katie; 143 Quiat, Matthew; 143 Ramirez, Cathy; 143 Ray, Kevin; 143 Reddic, Sandy; 26, 44, 143 Reece, Sherri; 143 Reeves, Paul; 143 Reum, Stephen; 144 Reynolds, James; 144 Rice, Steven; 144 Richard, Jennifer; 44, 92, 144 Richie, Gene; 144 Riesenman, Amy; 144 Rogers, Kimberly; 144 Roy, Lola; 144 Roybal, Lisa; 144 Russey, David; 26 St. John, Anne; 144 Sauer, Lisa; 81, 114, 144 Schofield, Christina; 97 Sear, Kevin; 83, 100, 145 Sheehan, Mary; 145 Sheffield, Cathy; 145 Shoffstall, Drevvis; 92, 94, 115, 120, 145 Simmons, Tonya, 145 Slaughter, Cortney; 81, 90, 91, 97, 114, 145 Slotta, Lizann; 97, 145 Stanton, Melissa; 30, 40, 44, 120, 145 Starosky, Michelle; 97, 98, 145 Stevens, Craig; 89, 91, 97, 99, 115, 145 Stevenson, Monica; 104, 145 Steuart, Sheryl; 146 Stewart, Richard; 60, 146 Suazo, Elvera; 146 Sutherland, Lori; 146 Takatsuka; Gregory; 32, 146 Tashima, Wakako; 146 Templin, Revae; 29, 81, 92, 94, 95, 120, 146 Thatch, Alex; 26, 44, 45, 53, 118 Thayer, Wendy; 146 Thomas, Shelby; 94, 146 Thomas, Stephanie; 40, 44, 88, 91, 120, 146 Thompson, Laurie; 146 Tiehen, John; 147 Timmons, Della; 147 Tolles, William; 97, 99 Tooley, Brian; 92, 120, 147 Touris, John; 147 Tucker, Scott; 147 Uchida,John;97,99, 120 Ulibarri, Jesse; 147 Vaughn, Frances; 114 Varela, Jeri; 120, 147 Vigil, Sherry; 147 Villagrana, Blanca; 117 Viveros, Amelia; 147 Wade, Jonathon; 3, 120, 147 Walsh, Angela; 147 Ward, Robin; 148 Weathersby, Cathy; 148 Webb, Alan; 60, 115, 117 Webb, Anthony; 26, 115, 148 Wehner, David; 44, 81, 88, 91,95, 106,114,120,148 Wehner, Robert; 29, 52, 65, 120, 148 West, Stephen; 148 White, Malcolm; 117 Williams, Anne; 32, 148 Woodruff, Jeff; 148 Wortham, Wanda; 148 Zervos, Stratis; 148 JUNIORS Abbott, Sherri; 160 Adams, Laura; 73, 119, 160 Adian, Cheryl; 160 Alexander, Kerry; 160 Alexander, Patrick; 74, 115 Alkire, Vance; 32 Allen, Carolyn; 160 Allen, Ronald; 160 Anderson, Alton; 52, 160 Anderson, James; 52, 97, 160 Anderson, Ronzelle; 160 Annan, Lesley; 160 Araya, Yodit; 160 Archambault, Joseph; 117 Auer, Eugene; 160 Avila, Jeanette; 120 Axelrad, Daniel; 97, 99, 160 Baker, Kelsey; 94, 160 Barnes, Tom; 160 Barnett, Jennifer; 160 Barth, Jeanette; 160 Barton, Alice; 114, 160 Beaird, Mary; 90, 91, 106, 160 Beckler, Kyle; 30, 56, 70, 78, 160 Berdahl, Paul; 26, 74, 78, 98, 160 Bichler, Debra; 94 Bishop, Tracy; 34 Blythe, Sarah; 30, 78, 81, 160 Boguslavsky, Vladimir; 160 Bolden, Roderick; 26, 160 Bond, Peter; 26, 160 Bonner, Vickie; 115, 160 Boucher, Elizabeth; 70, 114, 160 Bouton, Laurie; 73, 160 Bowman, Andre; 160 Braaton, Mike; 160 Brame, Karla; 160 Brent, John; 97, 99, 160 Brikovskis, Rhett; 160 Brodnax, Marc; 26, 60, 78, 97, 118, 160 Brown, Maurice; 99, 160 Brown, Robin; 97, 99, 160 Brown, Stephany; 89, 91, 97, 116, 160 Buckett, Troy; 160 Burkhardt, Steven; 32, 160 Burns, Catherine; 114, 160 Burrell, Brett; 92, 160 Byrd, Dwayne; 37, 60 Cabell, Nancy; 160 Cage, Lanice; 30, 40, 78, 118, 160 Caldwell, Shonda; 160 Calloway, Theodore; 74, 160 Campbell, Timothy; 117 Carr, Jeff; 36, 119, 160 Carrasco, Desiree; 116, 160 Carter, Billy; 160 Carter, James; 97 Catalini, Jennifer; 162 Cavitt, Clint; 162 Celio,Todd;22, 162 Chase, Maggie; 34, 70, 162 Chavez, James; 162 Cheadle, Cynthia; 118, 162 Cheatem, Tracie; 162 Chipman, Jennifer; 30, 73, 162 Clark, Pamela; 115, 162 Clark, Robin; 30, 162 Clark, Toyia; 162 Cleworth, Peter; 104, 162 Coleman, Laurie; 90, 91, 115, 116, 162 Collins, David; 26 Cook, Margaret; 81, 82, 162 Cooley, Elizabeth; 162 Cooper, David; 22, 162 Costello, Mark; 22, 162 Coxe, Julia; 34, 56, 162 Cramer, Jeff; 97, 99 Cruz, James; 162 Cruz, Lisa; 162 Currington, Stacy; 162 Dahlstrom, Eric; 162 Dailey, Erin; 73, 162, 223, 224 Dalbey, Doug; 163 Daly, Rachel; 163 Daniels, Mary; 115 Davidson, Martin; 26, 52, 163 Davis, Jeana; 56, 163 DeBuyzer, Nicholas; 60, 97, 163 Deitchman, Arleen; 163 Delpapa, Timothy; 163 Deming, Tara; 163 Derose, Dominic; 163 Dettera; Leslie; 163 Dewispelaere, Jeffrey; 26, 54, 163 Dill, Gregory; 163 Dillard, Alton; 94, 163 Dixon, Lisa; 117 Dixon, Sandra; 163 Dock, Robyn; 163 Doyle, Celeste; 97 Drummond, Brian; 163 Duhaime, Walter; 37, 54, 74, 163, 223, 224 Dunn, Shelia; 163 Egloff, Deborah; 163 Embleton, Dale; 23, 54, 65, 163 Espinoza, Phillip; 163 Evans, Cheryl; 40, 92 Ewing, Peter; 163 Feder, Amy; 98, 163 Felecos, Paul; 100 Flores, Cheryl; 163 Franklin, Debra; 164 Gallegos, Georgiann; 56, 164 Gamble, Chandra; 164 Gantz, Christopher; 26, 74, 78, 118, 164 Godec, Judy; 29, 92, 164, 223, 224 Goldstein, Mark; 32 Gonzales, Patricia; 164 Goode, Katrina; 115, 164 Gordon, Ronnetta; 164 Gould, Gordon; 164 Graham, Steven; 164 Grassman, Christine; 94, 164 Grayson, Chuck; 117 Greer, William; 164 Griggs, Celia; 116 Groff, Peter; 36, 164 Grossman, Alex; 37, 54, 164 Guinn, Stuart; 23, 81, 94, 98, 99, 164 Hadley, Lisa; 164 Haines, Chad; 83, 106, 164 Haley, Kathleen; 83, 114 Hall, Vicki; 115, 164 Hall, Clem; 26, 60, 164, 118 Hamburg, Therese; 30, 117 Hamby, Brooke; 164 Hampton, Jennifer; 83, 106, 164 Hardiman, Robin; 164 Hardy, Antoinette; 164, 165 Harris, Valere; 81, 94, 106, 114, 121, 165 Hart, David; 26, 52, 165 Harvey, Roslyn; 40, 78, 92, 115, 118, 165 Hautzinger, Sarah; 73, 165 Hayward, Sherri; 165 Hemphill, Alan; 165 Henson, Melly; 165 Herbold, Gregory; 165 Herron, Sharon; 165, 104 Hey, Todd; 165 Higgs, Lisa; 165 Hill, Andrew; 22, 23 Hite, Katie; 70, 165, 223, 224 Holmes, Teresa; 34 Hoogstrate, Jennifer; 29, 75, 81,91,165 Hopkins, Dwayne; 165 Hopkins, andra; 165 Horsley, Betsy; 165 Hoskins, David; 165 Hostetter, Kurt; 165 Howard, Nathaniel; 26, 52, 165 Hundon, Linda; 115, 165 Hutton, Angela; 165 Huynh, Thinh; 165 Ichishita, Dietz; 97, 165 Isaak, Daniel; 166, 183 Jackson, DeWayne; 26, 60, 74, 96, 118, 165 Jennings, Paulette; 166 Johnson, Jennifer; 92, 166 Johnson, Michael; 166 Johnson, Sheldon; 99, 166 Johnson, William; 166 Jones, John; 26, 97 Jones, Karen; 92, 166 Jones, Randy; 166 Jordan, Timothy; 166 Jordan, Vyronda; 56, 166 Kahre, Gretchen; 95, 166 Keliiholokai, William; 26, 74 Kennedy, Lorraine; 166 Keys, Brenda; 29, 115, 166 219 �Kimura, Naomi; 73, 166 Kitchen, Susan; 104, 166 Klap, Thomas; 167 Leftin, Dave; 166 Lewis, Patricia; 116, 166 Libonati, Kenneth; 26, 60, 166 Limb, Kristina; 94, 166 Lizotte, Renee; 166 Long, Martha; 164, 167 Luedke, Judith; 167 Lyford, Richard; 22, 92, 167 Lyle, Kipp; 30, 73, 81, 92 MacDonald, Douglas; 167 Mack, Patricia; 81, 167 Martin, Christine; 29, 46, 167 Martin, Gregory; 104, 167 Martin, Steven; 167 Masterson, Randall; 167 Masterson, Ricky; 97, 99, 167 Mathews, Patricia; 92 Mattern, Joey; 167 Maxwell, James; 167 McConnell, Steven; 97, 99 McCoy, Debra; 167 McDonald, William; 167 McGregor, Edward; 167 McLain, Gail; 167 McLaughlin, Jacki; 73, 167 Middleton, William; 167 Milan, Kevin; 26, 74 Miles, Ronald; 167 Milsap, Sharon; 167 Milsap, Shelia; 40, 168 Mims, Allen; 117, 120 Mitchell, Joseph; 168 Mitchell, Melissa; 94, 95, 168 Moody, Wanda; 168 Mooney, Beverly; 168 Moore, Marcelene; 73, 168 Morris, Stephen; 65, 168 Motz, Margaret; 168 Muhlbauer, Claudia; 81, 94, 168 Mulcahy, Bridgett; 168 Muller, Andrew; 168 Munds, Thomas; 168 Murane, Edward; 52 Nagle, Robert; 168 Nash, Amy; 30, 168, 222, 224 Nelson, Arvin; 49, 54, 74, 114 Nelson, Paul; 168 Nguyen, Thanh; 168 Noda, Michael; 22, 168 Norton, Milton; 26, 74, 90, 91, 97 Norwood, Barbara; 92 Norwood, Margaret; 168 Nuanes, Jack; 168 Oakes, Donald; 168 Olander, Lorraine; 73, 92 O'Leary, Mary;30, 168 Oliver, Kathy; 30, 73, 81, 94, 168 Ortiz, Nico; 117 Page, Felicia; 168 Paige, Wendell; 169 Pang, Jin; 169 Pascoe, Ted; 26, 81, 114, 169 Pedrick, Michael; 120 Perkins, Darrell; 169 Peterson, Lee; 169 Phillips, Carole; 98, 118, 169 Picht, Lori; 97, 169 Platt, Jennifer; 75, 169 120 Polt, Martin; 97, 99 Preblud, Kevin; 78, 90, 91, 169, 223, 224 Quintana, Andrew; 74, 169, 223, 224 Quintana, Thomas; 117 Randolph, Scott; 26, 83, 169 Reed, Delecia; 49, 78, 83, 89, 91, 106, 114, 169 Reed, Mark; 100 Rhine, Catherine; 169 Richie, Shire!; 169 Riggs, Glynda; 169 Roberts, Richard; 169 Robinson, David; 120 Robinson, Mariann; 169 Robnett, John; 74, 118, 169 Rockwell, Cassie; 49, 73, 92, 114 Roe), Erlinda; 169 Romero, Andrew; 37, 11, 169 Rosenberg, Craig; 169 Rountree, Laneze; 34, 56, 169 Rowland, Staci; 49, 91, 92, 169 Sander, Charlene; 169 Sawyer, Mary; 81, 114, 170 Schmidt, Renate; 30, 73, 170 Schofield, Sondra; 170 Scott, Kimberley; 81, 115, 170 Seiler, Christopher; 94, 95 Seney, Renee; 70, 170 Session, Demetra; 115, 170 Shepard, Debora; 170 Shikles, Sherri; 170 Silverberg, Robin; 97, 118, 110 Skaife, Becky; 34, 56, 170 Smiley, Terri; 94, 95, 170 Smith, Carole; 170 Smith, Christy; 97 Smith, Kristi; 170 Smith, Robert; 26, 52, 78, 97, 118 Snyder, Frank; 26, 170 Spero, Clyde; 65, 170 Stacey, Jenny; 29, 170 Stanley, Mark; 37, 54, 74, 89, 91, 100, 170 Stark, Erik; 65, 170 Stark, Felicia; 170 Stearns, Shanna; 30, 170 Stevens, Carol; 115, 170 Stevens, Jenni; 29, 73, 81, 170, 222, 224 Stiers, Sandra; 94, 170 Stoffel, Eric; 60, 171 Stribling Jr., Gary; 49, 170 Struble, Laurie; 171 Strunk, Elizabeth; 171 Sullivan, Chrystal; 117, 171 Taylor, Anne; 171 Taylor, Josh; 171 Tellinghuisen, Lori; 171 Tholen, Thomas; 36, 104, 171 Thomas, Cathy; 49, 114, 171 Trefz, Todd; 117 Trumbole, Valerie; 171 Urban, Irene; 171 Vaden, William; 26, 74, 171 Valdez, Mike; 117 Vanvelkinburg, Iris; 171 Wade, Dan; 171 Waines, Latanya; 171 Walker, David; 120 Wallace, Michael; 26 Walsh, Mary; 171 Ware, Jennifer; 100, 171 Warn, Tim; 117 Warner, Ann; 83, 104, 106, 171 Washington, Tracy; 100, 171 Watson, Leo; 171 White, Christopher; 92, 171 White, Lois; 171 White, Sharee; 171 White, Shari; 172 Wickham, Coleen; 114, 120 Wild, Becky; 172 Wilkerson, Jennifer; 172 Williams, Paul; 172 Winslow, Lawana; 172 Worley, Deidrea, 115 Wright, Lois; 172 Wright, Tamara; 172 Yarbrough, Rodgers; 52 York, Joyce; 172 Young, Karen; 117 Young, Pari; 172 Zirkelbach, Albert; 172 SOPHOMORES Abbott, Teri; 178 Adams, Ruth; 119, 121, 178 Adams, Whitney; 178 Adkins, Christopher; 74, 178 Ahlenius, Todd; 49, 178 Aldrich, Regina; 82, 106, 116, 178 Alexander, Kimberly; 178 Agerton, Frances; 116 Allen, Anthony; 178 Allen, Elizabeth; 178 Alonzo, Hector; 178 Amari, Richard; 49 Anastos, Steven; 178 Archuleta, Michele; 178 Archuleta, Richard; 49 Armas, Mark; 27, 74, 178 Ashby, Felecia; 30, 97, 178 Ates, Ava; 178 Auster, Clark; 96, 178 Baca, Joan; 118, 178 Baker, Daren; 52, 178 Baker, Eric; 178 Barley, Kristin; 73, 116, 178 Barnes, Elizabeth; 178 Barnhorst, Heather; 121, 178 Barrientos, Mary; 178 Barth, Natalie; 96, 178 Battey, Sarah; 178 Baudek, David; 178 Bell, Stephen, 22, 52, 178 Bendixen, Sheila; 178 Bennett, Linda; 29, 178 Berdahl, Vicenta; 29, 178 Blandon, William; 54, 179 Boland, Berry; 27, 179 Bolin, Thomas; 97 Bolts, Barbara; 115, 179 Bomgaars, Greg; 32, 179 Bonner Jr.,Woodie; 179 Boyd, Leslie; 179 Bradley, Megan; 116, 179 Bridges, Thomas; 27, 179 Brown Jr., Cecil; 179 Brown, Crystal; 179 Brown, Deva; 90, 91, 116, 179 Buchanan, Karen; 97 Buchholz, Tracy; 179 Bunting, Linda; 57, 179 Burkepile, Marc; 98, 179 Burnam, Gerald; 27, 179 Burrell, Linda; 116, 179 Burt, Laura; 96, 116 Burton, William; 32, 89, 179 Butler, Joe; 179 Butterfield, Bradley; 119 Carroll, Linda; 116, 179 Chapman, John; 179 Cheadle, Don; 23, 81, 97, 99, 179 Cheng, David; 179 Childress, Kevin; 60, 179 Christy, Peter; 27, 179 Clark, Tonya; 179 Clymer, Elizabeth; 73, 179 Cohen, Kirk; 27, 60, 92, 97, 179 Collins, Peter; 179 Combs, Gerald; 96 Contereras, Chanda; 179 Cooper, Benjamin; 22, 180 Cuerden, Randell; 180 Cunningham, Brett; 60, 180 Currie, Theresa; 180 Czech, Pamela; 73, 97, 116, 180 Damore, Nancy; 180 Davis, Andrew; 180 Davis, Teresa; 180 Delph, Krista!; 57, 75, 115, 116, 180 Delphia, David; 99, 180 DeMerritt, John; 180 Derr, Kirsten; 30, 180, 222, 224 Deuel, Stacey; 116, 180 Dhonau, Daniel; 180 Dixon, Lin; 49, 114 Dol, Galen; 27, 52 180 Downing, Barbara; 30, 81, 96, 180 Dudley, Pam; 180 Dulacki, Edith; 81, 114, 180 Edmonds, Patrice; 180 Edwards, Candice; 180 Edwards, Marilyn; 116 Embleton, Patrick; 27, 180 Embry, Rod; 52 Enderlein, Ralph; 54, 180 Espinoza, Delores; 180 Espinoza Jr., Manuel; 180 Farner, Eric; 180 Fedde, Chris; 180 Florez, Joe; 180 Foley, Patrick; 180 Franklin, Leta; 115, 116, 180 Frazier, Heather; 70, 92, 116, 181 Freeburn, Michael; 74, 181 Fuller, Staten; 37, 96, 181 Gallegos, Paula; 57, 181 Garcia, Joe; 181 Garcia, Rudy; 27 Gautier, Danielle; 97, 116, 181 Gerrol, Donna; 81, 116, 181 Glivar, Joan; 181 Goldberg, Adam; 97, 99, 106, 181 Gonzales, Steven; 54, 65, 89, �91, 181 Gordon, Rachael; 119, 121, 181 Gordon, Stephanie; 181 Gornell, Molly; 181 Gould, Signe; 32, 75, 181 Gracey, John; 181 Graham, Laurel; 29, 181 Grant, Tracey; 99, 181 Green, Tyrone; 27, 96 Greenberg, Lorie; 118, 181 Greenblatt, Andrew; 181 Greer, Cleophus; 181 Grissom, James; 181 Grossman, Phyllis; 29, 181 Guerra, Pamela; 118, 181 Guerrero, Maria; 29, 181 Guyton, Sandra; 116, 181 Hall, Amanda; 116, 181 Hall, Joyce; 81, 96, 116, 181 Hall, Susan; 96, 181 Halpern, Michelle; 181 Halverson, John; 23, 81, 181 Hamilton, Christine; 97, 116, 182 Hannon, Tracy; 182 Hartfield, Aaron; 27, 182 Hawkins, Patricia; 182 Haynes, Helena; 182 Heiland, Kenneth; 27, 182 Berlinger, Rebecca; 92, 182 Heron, John; 182 Herrera, Diana; 182 Hill, Janice; 116, 182 Hill, Sherita; 96, 116, 182 Hodge, Janet; 182 Hodge, Ruben; 181 Hodges, Bryan; 27 Holle, Gregory; 182 Holmes, Brian; 23, 182 Hopkins, Ruth; 182 Hora, Sherry; 182 Howard, Phyllis; 116 Huff, Melanie; 121, 182 Huffer, John; 22, 96, 182 Hundon, Mark; 182 Innes, Phillip; 182 Jackson, Quinby; 182 Janulewicz, Richard; 27, 182 Jaross, Attila; 97, 99 Jecminek, Carlee; 182 Jefferson, Leroy; 22, 23, 96 Johnson, Frederica; 182 Johnson, Jay; 182 Johnson, John; 182 Johnson, Pauletta; 116 Jones Bridgit; 83, 115, 116 Jones, David; 183 Jones, Deanna; 116 Jones, LaWanda; 116 Jones, Sandra; 116, 183 Joyce, Maria; 183 Kane, Paul; 183 Keeler, Linda; 183 Kelso, Victoria; 97, 99, 116, 183 Keys, Joel; 115, 183 Kilfoyle, Susan; 30, 70, 90, 91, 183 Kimmett, Mary; 98, 183 Kincaid, Douglas; 183 King, Cary; 65, 99 Kirk, Andrew; 54 Kirk, Elizabeth; 70, 83, 96, 116 Kitsutaka, Robyn; 73, 116, 183 Klein, Beth; 183 Klinke, Susan; 29 Knight, Cherie; 34, 57, 75, 92, 99, 116, 183 Knudson, Amy; 30, 183 Koeppe, Erik; 23, 81, 82, 106, 183 Konkol, Steven; 22, 52, 183 Kreck, Kevin; 23, 183 Kregarman, Debra; 183 Kusumoto, Frank; 27 Lambrecht, Kimberly; 30, 97, 183 Latsis, George; 65, 183 Lee, Darcel; 57 Lee, Denise; 57 Leija, Jeffery; 120 Lewis, Stephanie; 96, 183 Libonati, Lawrence; 27, 183 Liggitt, David; 183 Lindsey, Greg; 54, 183 Long, Paulette; 83, 116 Lopez, Catherine; 96, 116, 183 Luedke, Mark; 97, 99 Mack, Mary Anne; 116, 184 Madsen, Steve; 36, 184 Malone, Raymond; 184 Malungu, Patrick; 23, 184 Martelon, Annie; 114 Martin, John; 96, 184 Martin, Jonathan; 115 Martin, Scott; 97 Martine, Lyle; 184 Martinez, Gary; 184 Massanet, Joseph; 184 Mastlon, Deana; 184 Mastrude, Dale; 184 Mata, Oswaldo; 52 Mate, Aaron; 23, 184 Mattern, Michael; 184 McDonald, James; 23 McGuire, Michael; 183 Mcintosh, Rhonda; 183 Meadows, James; 96, 184 Meagher, Lynn; 115, 184 Medlock, Beverly; 184 Mejia, Margaret; 34, 57, 70, 184 Miles, Shari; 97, 184 Miller, Karla; 81, 96, 184 Miller, Terry; 57, 184 Miller, William; 184 Milton, Leslie; 27, 92 Moore, Herman; 52, 184 Moore, Michaele; 56, 184 Morris, Amanda; 81, 116, 184 Morscher, Monica; 116, 184 Mosqueda, Oralia; 97, 99, 184 Mun, Yon; 184 Murphy, Sean; 23, 184 Murphy, Shawn; 70, 116, 184 Nasser, Victoria; 116, 184 Navarro, Randy; 27, 96, 185 Nelson, Glenn; 27, 185 Nettles, Tammi; 116, 185 Newman, Michael; 27 Nichol, Steve; 52, 185 Norman, Hope; 185 Norman, Ned; 54, 74, 185 Nuanes, Ross; 92, 185 Nubine, Lily; 185 O'Fallon, Ann; 70, 116, 185 O'Neill, Kevin; 81, 98 Ortiz, Louis; 27, 185 Pagliasotti, Tina; 81, 83, 18S Patterson, Ann; 97, 185 Paul, Tara; 116, 185 Payne, Sandra; 185 Pena, Craig; 118, 185 Pepin, Todd; 74, 185 Perlmutter, Laura; 185 Perry, Patrick; 185 Peterson, Jeanette; 185 Peterson, John; 23, 185 Phillips, Jayroe; 29, 82, 98, 106, 116, 185 Phoenix,Joe;36,90,91 Pittam, Michael; 185 Ponce, Victor; 185 Pounds, Wendolyn; 185 Prince, Gianette; 185 Ramirez, Salvador; 185 Rawles, Christopher; 97, 99, 185 Reavey, Robert; 27, 185 Redwine, Cathia; 185 Redwine, Richard; 97 Reece,Johnna; 186 Reed LaDonica; 116, 186 Reed, Robin; 96 Regas, Philip; 99, 186 Renno, Julie; 116, 186 Rhone, James; 186 Richard, Toni; 116 Richardson, Jill; 30, 97, 116 Richmond, Sondia; 186 Richter, Richard; 186 Robertson, Donald; 186 Robinson, Shelly; 114, 116, 121, 186 Rodgers, Tammy; 186 Rogers, Kristin; 186 Rose, Steve; 36, 186 Rose, Tamara; 186 Rovlenchik, Joan; 96, 116, 186 Salazar, Pamela; 116, 186 Salls, Denise; 116, 186 Saucier, Michael; 186 Schlagel, Bruce; 186 Schmidt, Christina; 70, 186 Schramm, Jacob; 23, 81, 83, 89, 91, 97, 99, 186 Scott, Gerald; 186 Scott, Lisa; 186 Seney, Neil; 186 Sharpe, Jackie; 92, 116, 186 Shropshire, Beverly; 96, 116, 186 Simpson, Tony; 186 Sinopoli, Paul; 52, 186 Skidmore, Christine; 186 Smith, Hilbert; 27, 187 Smith, Marcus; 27, 97 Smittick, Lorne; 52, 187 Steele, Kathryn; 81, 116, 187 Stein, Claudia; 82, 92, 106, 116, 187 Stephenson, Kyler; 96 Steuart, Julie; 34, 70, 187 Stewart, Lori; 116, 187 Suazo, Davine; 187 Syptak, Kimberly; 29, 73, 187 Telles, Arthur; 187 Thiel, Shelly; 187 Thompson, Dena; 116, 121, 187 Thorne, Christopher; 32, 97, 99, 187 Thorne, Michael; 187 Toland, Louise: 96, 116, 187 Trampe, Kimberly; 187 Vannortwick, Kris; 187 Vicars, Robert; 27, 187 Wade, Melonda; 187 Walker, Elliot; 187 Walker, Laurie; 115, 116 Walker, Trent; 90, 91, 187 Ward, Daniel; 187 Warvi, Daniel; 98, 187 Washburn, Peter; 81, 92, 96, 187 Washington, Nadine; 116, 187 Weaver, Allyson; 116, 187 Weaver, Nancy; 116, 187 Weaver, Teresa; 187 Wells, Laurie; 96, 187 Whalen, Heidi; 34, 96, 187 Whaley, Calvin; 97, 99 Worley, Dana; 188 Whitworth, Barry; 27, 188 Williams, Danny; 188 Williams, James; 27 Williams, Ronald; 188 Wilson, Cornelia; 188 Wright, Denison; 27, 81, 96, 187 Wright, Evelyn; 116 Wuthier, Julia; 57, 188 Yamamoto, Lily; 30, 92, 188 Zavilla, Cyndi; 188 221 �ANGELUS Amy Nash, Album Beth Bennett, Clubs Editor Kurt Frankenberg, Photographer Heidi Derr, Album Editor Jenni Stevens, Album Stu Colby, Sports Editor Kirsten Derr, Clubs Bu(k Phillips, Photographer Barbara Bru(e, Asst. Editor Jan M(Neill, Sponsor �STAFF Erin Dailey, Ads/ Index Andy Quintana, Sports Judy Godec, Album Eric Norcross, Photographer Mary O'Leary, Sports Cindy Holmes, Editor Walter Duhaime, Photographer Katie Hite, Clubs Kevin Preblud, Photographer Davona Behrendsen, Artist 223 �Eric Norcross, Kevin Preblud, Stu Colby, Cindy Holmes, Heidi Derr, Kurt Frankenberg, Kirsten Derr, Andy Quintana, Beth Bennett, Barbara Bruce, Erin Dailey, Jan McNeill, Amy Nash, Katie Bite, Mary O'Leary, Davona Behrendsen, Judy Godec, Eric Jensen, Walter Duhaime, Not Shown: Jenni Stevens, Buck Phillip The 1980 Angelus Staff would like to recognize the following people for their contributions to this year's Angelus. Thanks to: -Barb for her decisions on which radio station to listen to -Beth for utilizing floor space to put the club section together -Stu for handling sports and for . . . well, just being Stu -Heidi for finally buying a yearbook, and for getting along with Kirsten? -Kirsten for being our only tolerable sophomore, and for getting along with Heidi? -Andy for remaining sane and reliable -Erin for "Michael of the Carlyle" -Mary for her sport layout -Amy for doing 11so much work" 22-4 -Buck for charming the ladies -Walter for all the Soph. and Jr. candids -Ann and Laurie for their first semester help -Kurt for all the 8 X tO's -Eric N. for force/ullypersuading me to use special effects on the division pages -Katie and Jenni for their much needed creative ideas -Paul for his great last minute artwork -Judy for her organization -Kevin for being a rowdy munchkin and keeping everyone smiling -Eric J. for being a rock -Everyone who helped make this yearbook the best ever, including Jack Eckart and Jostens -a special thanks to Jan McNeill, a life-saver and the glue that held everything together Cindy Holmes and the Angelus Staff of 1980 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The 1979-80 Angelus 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. 1980 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 1980s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/c38a11f6ff4211e91b8024f9c2c39efb.pdf da659e2f3a3e579c324413a9b6a62e34 PDF Text Text �.t ���.-.,~,-- THE 1978-79 ANGELUS EAST HIGH SCHOOL DENVER COLORADO VOLUME 61 J.-----ft..J �TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .............................. 2 Fall Sports ............................. 14 Winter Sports ........................... 36 Spring Sports ........................... 48 Clubs .................................. 62 Activities ................................ 7 4 Interim ................................. 98 Seniors ............................... 132 Juniors ................................ 158 Sophomores ........................... 178 Teachers . .. ........................... 196 Index ................................. 220 2 ����I sit beside the fire and think of all that I have seen, of meadow-flowers and butterflies in summers that have been; Of yellow leaves and gossamer in autumns that there were, with morning mist and silver sun and wind upon my hair. I sit beside the fire and think of how the world will be when winter comes without a spring that I shall ever see. For still there are so many things that I have never seen: in every wood in every spring there is a different green. I sit beside the fire and think of people long ago, and people who will see a world that I shall never know. But all the while I sit and think of times there were before, I listen for returning feet and voices at the door. J.R.R. Tolkien- 6 ��8 �9 �10 ����14 ��aria ��������������-- . !~ .. ··~ ����"h~-~-- --=---- ~ .__. ��er 36 �1 \ / ~ \\ \ I I t I ,,,, I I / I1I I // ' /, , ���������������������������PEP CLUB Abbott, Carrie Anderson, Ronzelle Avila, Janet Banks, Carol Beard, Janet Beckler, Kyle Bernstein, Joann B1bb, Janecia Bishop, M1chelle Bishop, Tracy Blame, Younne Boucher, Betsy Bouton, Laurie Branscombe, Merry Brown, Anita Buckner, Donna Carrasco, Des1ree Carter, Karen Cage, Lama Carter, Antoinette Chase, Maggie Clark, Lonnie Clark, Shanette Clark, Toy1a Coleman, Laurie Craven, Ohv1a Da1ley, Erin Daly, Rachel Evans, Cheryl Fauldmg, Denise Foster, Denise Foster, Denise Gary, Renata George, Rene Godec, Judy G01ck, Cns Gordon, Ronnetta Gnggs, Celia Grove, Mon1ca Hamburg, Theresa Ham1lton, Den1se Hard1man, Robyn Harvey, Roslyn Haynes, Mary Hayward, Sherri Havens, Lisa Hocker, Tyrone Holmes, Cindy Holmes, Angela Huckfeldt, Claire Hurt, Terry Hutton, Angela Jackson, Cheryl Jenkins, Cheryl Jones, Karen Karhe, Gretchen Keys, Brenda Konkel, Mary Knshevsky, Becky Lynch, Cheryl McDamel, Tracy Mack, Shelia Milsap, Shelia Moore, Marcie Mulcahy, Bndget Nash , Amy Nelson, Sharon Olander, Lori Oleary, Mary Pena, Theresa Pettes, Jacque Platt, Jennifer Quezada, Gina Reeves, Bevla R1ce, Kathy Richard, Jenn1fer Rich1e, Sh1rel Robinson, Rachel Rountree, Vaneze Salz, Leslie Sauer, Lissa Shepard, Deborah Sh1kles, Shern Silver, Lisa Smith, Momca Stanton, Melissa Stiers, Sandy Struble, Laurie TellinghUisen, Lon Varela, Jeri Vigil, Marilyn Waller, Sherry Warner, Ann West, Deborah Wild, Becky Woodson, Tracy �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW (l. to R.): Melanie Richmond, Carol Carpenter, Elissa Glodberg, Kim Rezleman. Gwynn Barley, Jenn1fer Nold , Alan Lewis, Lisa Barnes, Vonn1e Grossman, Lisa Sinopoli , Lisa Martelon, Edna Kellman SECOND ROW (L to R.) Fritz Law,Mike Sanchez, Lynne Bruce, Tracy Skop1nsky, Marie Stanton, Debbie Egan, Ned Toll, Carol Jakicic, Shern Durst. Amy Gooch, Clay McGann , Julie Koeppe , Kate Deane , Ann Kemp. TOP ROW (L. to R.): Greg Starett. Ted Tholen. Paul Beard, Jeff Greenblatt. Suzanne Meyers . Usa Kennedy, Tina Osborne , Scott Ne1l , Laurie Berdahl , Mark Kahre . Kevin Miller, Carol Harvey, R1ck Stuble . Dick Essig. 65 �Row 1, L. to R. ; Leslie Crawford , Joanne Trace , Valerie, Tracy Hollister. Leann Haynes, Lisa Barnes. Jenmfer Wollerman , Anne Rose Row 2, L. to R ; Kim O' Neill , Catherine Dav1s , Jenn1fer Larges. Alison P1cher, Kathleen Haley, Katy Burns , Matt Herlinger, Mary Haynes, Carole Yarter, Alan Lewis Row 3, L. to R. Dav1d Mart1n, Kristy Wallace , Lesley Weller, Kelli Kercheville . Shelby Thomas , Becky Eichenberger, Craig Cline, Beetle Baily, Marla Scharf. Sarah Pascoe, Frances Vaughn . Daya Haynes THESPIANS Thespians is an International Honor Society for students in the performing arts. Entrance is gained through a point system where points are earned by participating in any production in or out of school. Various activities the Thespians engage in include touring hospitals and schools, Awards night, two initiation ceremonies and a traveling childrens show in the spring. Congratulations to these outstanding performers. 66 �H I C KL I U NB G FRONT ROW (L to R) · Shannon Skaife Julie Anderson SECOND ROW (L to R): Mark Goldstein Norman Reed TOP ROW (L to R): Yolanda Hernandez Claire Snelling Katy Burns Rose Duhaime Paul Hoskins NOT SHOWN: Walter Duhaime. Arvin Nelson 67 �INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STANDING (L. to R.) Paul Hoskins Massoud Farazandeh Kat1e Burns Reza Alizadeh Claire Snelling Shannon Skaife SEATED (L. to R.) Yolanda Hernandez Rose Duha1ne Mohanned Hadain Ana Marandi Becky Skaife Sponsors: V Minick, M Sh1oya Officers: Pres. Claire Snelling, Vice-Pres. Mohammed Hadrian , Sec'y-Treas. Yolanda Hernandez. FRENCH CLUB TOP ROW (L. to R.) : Kristi Wallace Seth Lederer Karla Kindred Tim Goss Mark Gordon D1ana Gass BOTIOM ROW (L. to R ) : Dana Price Mr. Sh1oya, Club Sponsor K1m Hicks 68 COUNTERCLOCKWISE(L. to R.) Virg~nia Minick Carole Yarter Claire Snelling Mohammed Hadnan Yolanda Hernandez Reya Alizadeh Kat1e Burns Milt Shioya Ana Marandi �• �EUCLIDEAN Sponsors : Mr. Bloomfield Mr. Bobb Mr. Herr Members: Paul Ba1rd Usa Barnes Kate Deane Debb1e Egan Glen Gan Amy Gooch Mark Gordon Carol Harvey Julie Koeppe Mon1ca Knudson Fntz Law Jenny Nold D1ane Regas M1ke Sanchez Tracy Skop1nsky Doug Stevens Ned Toll LOS CHICANOS UNIDOS 70 �SKICLUB Front Row: Le1gh Cabell. Second Row· Carolina Allen , Bnan Tooley , R1cky Ovel , John Barefield , Deanna Hanna , Chuck Kaiser, Paul Hoskins, Mark Goldstein Back: Mary Walsh , Jeff Dew1speleare . M1ke Beadle , Dav1d Campbell , Allen Sm1th The Swooosh!! 71 �FHA AND HERO Yolanda Hernandez (District Off1cer) Terri Ann Nahulu (President) RED CROSS BOTIOM ROW(L to R): Nahulu, Terri Karolette, Kindred, Karolette TOP ROW (L to R): Mrs. Thompson (Sponsor) Martm, Debra Corley, Charlotte 72 �l u B 7) ��• 0 6 +. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 6 • �76 �This years homecoming dance was a great success. The lunchroom was changed into a beautifully lit dance floor. Handsome couples danced to the music provided by Ron O'Jay of KDKO radio station . Chosen for homecoming queen was Chris Keables and king was Clarance Thatch . 77 �YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU �The eccentric, amusing play, "You Can 't Take It With You " was a fantastic fall production . The hard work and effort of the fifty members of the cast and production staff, under the direction of Catherine Davis with technical direction by Lloyd Torres made the three performances in mid October a terrific success. Penelope Sycamore ......... Mary Anne Christy Essie .......................... Leslie Crawford Rheba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lesley Weller Paul Sycamore ................. Matt Herlinger Mr. DePinna ...................... Seth Lederer Ed .......................... ·. . . . . . Greg Carroll Donald .......................... Scott Smilnak Martin Vanderhof ................... Craig Cline Alice ......................... Jenny Wollerman Henderson .......................... Todd Hey Tony Kirby ........................ Tom Barnes Mrs. Kollenkhor .................... Katy Burns Gay Wellington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelli Kercheville Mr. Kirby .......................... Pete Ewing Mrs. Kirby ........................... Kipp Lyle G-man ............................. Alan Lewis G-man ...................... Gortney Slaughter G-man ........................ John Hammond Olga ............................. Mary Haynes 79 �irl Many times in the past I have searched for a key to open the doors to all my problems. Thanks to all the nice and sweet people at East who have in some way or another shown me that you can make it in a world so full of confusion . May you all find success and peace along the way. Clarence Thatch Mary Haynes 80 The office of head girl isn't as glamorous as it is made out to be. When I first took office I had dreams of changing many things. Of these things, I have accomplished some but not by myself. It has taken a lot of work from student council, the administration and the student body to help get these things done. This is the end of a decade that has seen many changes at East; the rebellions of the early seventies that carried over from the sixties, the mid-seventies which began court ordered busing and then there is we, who struggle to find a cause, something we can fight for . After a storm the rainbow holds all dreams And we shall strive in this calm air. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to serve East High as head girl. I thank you most humbly. �ss •teer.s Sen1ors: Alan Lew1s-Pres1dent Day a Haines-Secreta ry /Treasurer Tyrone Allen-V1ce President Juniors: Nina DulackiSecretary/Treasurer Sandy Reddic-President Stephanie Thomas-Vice President Sophomores: Brenda Keys-President Arvin Nelson-Vice President Ann WarnerSecretary / Treasurer 81 �lives Seniors; Eugene Martinez, Pete Kelfoyle, Lisa Barnes , Ellen Klein Juniors; Jamie Frazier, Yvonne Lopez, Herman Barrett, Angela Holmes Sophomores; Mark Stanley, Stephanie Brown, Marti Long, Jack Nuanes 82 �l Counci Front Row, L. to R. Paul Be a or u, Eugene Martmez. Mark Stanley Sandy Redd1c, Stephame Thomas. Brenda Keys, Angela Holmes, Pete Kilfoyle Second Row L. to R. Clarance Thatch , Herman Barret. Mary Bea1rd , Nma Dulack1 , Jack Nuanes, Ann Warner, Stephanie Brown , Kelli Ward Back Row Tyrone Allen , Arvin Nelson M issing Daya Haines, Lisa Barnes. Allen Lewis , Mary Haynes, Marti Long, Jamie Fraz1er, Ellen Kle1n, Yvonne Lopez, Sherri Shickles, Tim Neal 83 �Front Row. L. to R. Tracy B1shop , Sabra Scogg1ns . Veronica , Kris Koktavy, Valerie Harris, Judy Godec, Lmda Anderson Second Row, Cra1g Stevens, Chen Glover. Shen Hayward , Nato Howard . Kev1n Gardner. Yvonne Bla1ne. Des1 Carrosco . Sherri Sh1kles Th1rd Row Georg1a Panag10topoul . Lonn1e Jones . Lori Rosella . Jeff DeWispelaere. Joyce Carrol, Sall1e Hautzmger. Karen Thomas. Rob MeJia , Herman Barrett , Jam1e Fraz1er. Manfred McDougall Not Shown Lynne Bruce , C1ndy Holmes 84 �Front Row L. toR. Dave Schnell , Fred Northington , Colleen Wickham , Kevin Shepard, Sallie Scott , Leroy Chavez, Mr. Torres Top Row Orlando Hall , Terry Bolin , Mike Walker, Donna Barry 85 �86 �Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Mimist Lisa Barnes Tom Barnes .. · · · · · · · · · · · · Katy Burns .. · · · · · · · · · · L~~Iie Crawford . · · · · · · · · · · Matt Herlinger .. · · · · · · · · · · Tracy Hollister · · · · · · · ·.. Jenny Larg~s ...... Alan Lewts ... · · · · · · · · ..... Ktm O'Neill . · · · · · · · · · · c~~ig Rosenberg ········ Mike Sanchez Ltsa Sauer · · · · · · · C~~~t~~y Slaughter ........ 87 �e\atreA Front: Lett to Right; James Gu1nn, Karen Treff1nger. Sue Banman , Ann Rose , Lisa MacCiuskey , JoAnn Trace Bonn1e Shwayder, Dawn McCollum , Margaret Nold , Tim Ryan , Sarah Pascoe . Back Row Left to R1ght , Laune Bardahl , John Wade, Dean Duensing, Harry LeDuke, Cra1g Kline , Mike Sm1th , M1cheal Sanchez. Cra1g Elder. 88 �First Row· Left to Right. Sue Banman , Revae Templin , Lisa MacCiuskey , Dawn McCollum , Shari Dawkins. Becky lkenberger. Margaret Nold , Laune Berdahl, An1ta Brown , Bonnie Shwayder, JoAnn Trace , Wendy Bowers . Second Row Left to Right , Jenny Larges, Kathy Murray, Karen Treff1nger, Cla1re Snelling, Jennifer Nold , Irene Mapes , Wanda Wortham . Stephanie Goodloe , Sarah Pascoe, Ann Rose, Louahn Lowe, Keely Pounds, Dathel Nimmons ; Third Row Left to R1ght Chris Feddie . John Wade , M1ke Sanchez, Robert Hodges. Shelby Thomas, Craig Kline , Dean Duens1ng, Last Row; Left to R1ght: Tim Ryan, K1ng Ha-ns , Cra1g Elder, Ed Carter , Harry LeDuke , M1ke Sm1th , R1chard Chavez, Matthew Herllnger. oncert lioir 89 �tioir First Row L. to R. Treena Goode, Jenny Stevens. Knssy Mitchell Gretchen Kolve, Ann Tharp, Sarah Blythe, Gina Quezada Second Row L. to R Sharon M1lsap, Stacey Curnngton. Valene Harns, Claud1a Mahlfauner, Kelsey Baker, Christine Grassman, Debb1e Fromplin Th1rd Row Shelia M1lsap, Linda Hundon, L1sa Hadley, Margaret Cook, Terry Sm1ley, Wanda Meurer, Pam Clark V1cki Bonner, Fourth Row Bill Nelson, Gordon Gould, Anton Dillard, Wilham Greer. Ted Pascoe, Dewayne Jackson 90 �n ��93 �ROTC Company "A"; (capt.) Weaver, D.; (1st Lt) Judkms, S.; (1st Sgt.) Bowman, A.; (S/Sgt) Yarbrough, R. 1st Platoon: (lt) Hudson, K. , (SFC) Thatch, A. ; 1st Squad LD (S/SGT) Johnson, M., (SGT) Mark, F.; (CPL); Felcos, P , Hall, J.; Drummond, R. ; Contreras, M.; 2nd Squad LD (S/SGT) Coleman, L; (SGT) Grayson, C, (CPL) Brown, M , Nicholson, Z.; Leah, N.; Martmez, R, 3rd Squad LD (S/SGT) Chavez, J , (SGT) R1ggs, G.; (CPL) Howell, G.; Lowy, M.; Baca, M.; Bryant, P.; Roberson , S BATTALION STAFF B. Hendry, Johnson, B.; McDougall, M. 94 �ROTC Company "C" : (CAPT) Yarbrough, R : (1st lt) Marshall, J .: (1st SGT) Hadian, M • (S/SGT) Wh1te, S , 1st Platoon : (LT) Johnston , M. (SFC) Robnett, W.: lst Squad : LD (S/SGT) Camack, A.; (SGT) CarabaJal . J: (CPL) VanCleave, L , QUinhoes. M., Qu1ntana , T. 2nd Squad LD (S / SGT) Shockey, A.; (SGT) Valdez , H. ; (CPL) Torres, M.; Powell , S ; Nazar, A. ; 2nd Platoon; (LT) Garrison , G , (SFC) Booker. 1st Squad LD (S / SGT) Gurkms. D . (SGT) Foutenot , R. ; (CPL) Ram1rez, R , Adams, E.: Garnes, J .; McDan1el, T. ; 2nd Squad : LD (S/SGT) Littlethumber; (SGT) Luedke , J .: (CPL) Washington, T., Martinez. J.: BATIALION STAFF: Ellis J .: Brown , L., Wetmore, S.; Webb , A.: Carter, E. 95 �ROTC Company "B" : (capt.) Brown, V.: (1st Lt) Kenoly , L. , (1st Sgt.) Hudson , K, (S SGT.) Ware , J . 1st Platoon : (lt) Mllon, C.: (SFC) Bend1xen. B .: (S/SGT .) Wilson , S , (Sgt.) Collin , T.: (CPL) Gordon . D.; (CPL) Cole , J : (CPL) Combs, M , (SGT) Beard , J , 2nd Squad : LD (S/SGT .) McCabe , J .: (SGT .) McCabe , R., (CPL) Trefz , T., (CPL) Mason, R.; (CPL) Page, F. 96 �Front Row L to R , Sherry Wilson, Ohv1a Craven Sherry Glober; Back Row L to R. Rachel Robinson Jan1ce McKabe. Sally Holman, Diane Reg1s RIFLE TEAMS Front Row L. to R , Mario Ellison. Stanley Jutk1ns; Back Row L. toR Scott Whetmor . Ed Carter, Peter Broast 97 ���100 �101 ��103 �104 �105 �The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began . Now far ahead the Road had gone , And I must follow, if I can , Pursuing it with eager feet , Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say . J.R.R . Tolkien - �107 ��109 �110 ����114 �Tammy Wright, Carol Jakicic, Ann Warner, Merry Branscombe, Lord Nelson , Tracy Skopinski , Leslie Crawford, Julie Anderson , Lisa Kennedy, Lisa Barnes, Edna Kellman, Van Frazier 115 ��Bottom to Top: Mary Kouremenous, Mary Haynes , D1ane Regas, Joe Jones, Scott Randolph , Mary Ann Chnsty, Alison Picher, Kevin Sear, Tom Tholen , Mary Carr, Dav1d Wehner. Tam1 Wnght. Lisa Kennedy, Deedee Reed , Knst1 Wallace , Ann Warner. Suzanne Myers, Tina Osborne , Sarah Pascoe, not p1ctured-Lynne Bruce 117 ���Top Row, L. to R. Jenn1fer Roberts, Wanda Wortham, Jenmfer Watterman, Wendy Harris. Middle Row, L. to R. Shem Durst, Pam Paxton , Ailsa Goldberg, Beth Huffer, Wendy Bowers . Bottom Row, L. to R. Stephanie Thomas, George Clark, Stephame Gooloe, Mard1 Altman. 120 �s w E E T H E A R T D A N c E 121 �ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT Sir: Cocky: Kid : Bully: Girl: The Negro: Urchins: Director: Student: D1rector Harry LeDuke David Wehner Dawn McCollum Ted Pasco Maragret Nold Revae Templin Karen Treffinger DeWayne Jackson Sue Banman Wendy Bowers Mary Anne Christy 122 Kathleen Haley Valerie Harris LeAnn Haynes Mary Haynes Matt Herlinger Ben Kates Edna Kellman Kelli Kercheville Seth Lederer Shelby Thomas Margaret Nold Sarah Pascoe Ted Pascoe Ann Rose Sallie Scott Revae Templin Joanne Trace Karen Treffinger Jonathan Wade Kristi Wallace Lesley Welle Stratis Zervos Cathy Davis Kim O'Neill �SMELL OF THE CROWD 123 �Alison Pitcher Mary Ann Christy John Wade Suzanne Myers 124 Krist1 Wallace Deedee Reide D1ane Regas Kevin Sear �participates in the Woodbury competition: Kevin Sear John Wade Tina Osborne Deedee Reide Mary Ann Christy Suzanne Myers Lisa Kennedy Mary Kouremenous Diane Regas Peter Griffin 125 �Jenny Nold Tracey Skopinski Clay McGann Laurie Berdahl Jeff Greenblatt Ned Toll Judy Snyder Elissa Goldberg Lisa Barnes Kim Renzelman 126 ��Rachael Robinson Jenny Larges Mary Kouremenous 128 Donna Vicars �Dave Martin Shawn Ahlenius Mary Branscombe Craig Kline 129 �130 ��132 ��������������������������I 158 f f ��Abbott , Carrie Ahlen1us , Shawne Akram, Rebecca Aile , Steve Allan , Ronald Anderson, Katherine Anderson, Linda Anderson, W1llie Ashby, Tad Bakogiams, Ada Barber, Alex Barr, Donald Barrett. Herman Barton, Walter Barth, Randy Beadle, M1ke Behrendsen, Davona Bell, Kathy Bennett. Beth Beradin1, Mark Bernier, Roland Bishop, Carla Bishop, Michelle Bombero, Be Be Boucher, Paul Bowers, Wendy Branscombe, Merry Brent, Susie Brown, An1ta Brown, Cheryl 1&0 �Brown . Laura Brown , Paul Brown , Valerie Brown , Vmcent Brubaker, Debbie Bruce, Barbara Burdette . Patti Burrell , Leslie Campbell , Davtd Carlin , Theresa Carroll , Greg Carroll , Joyce Carter, Karen Castleberry, Caren Chase , Michelle Chipman , Jeff Chnsty, Mary Anne Chwtrka , Susan Clark, Carla Clark, George Clark, Margaret Clarke, Peggy Clark, Toyia Clark, Wendy Clark, Cratg Colby, Stewart Cole, Jon Colegrove, Abby Connet, Marttn Cooksey, George 161 �Craft, Carolyn Crawford, Leslie Daly, Jeff Danner , Susan Dav1s, Shelly Dean, Tamara Delphia, Tim DeMerritt, Sarah Derr, Heidi Derr, Pat Dixon , David Do, Kim Doane, Marty Dresen, David Dulacki , Nina Dunn, Kathy Dunning, Traci Edmonds, Sum1 Eichenberger, Bucky Ellis, John Enriquez, D1na Epsey, Lisa Evans, Becky Evans, Kenny Evans, Kev1n Falkenberg, Elizabeth Farland, Wendy Farmer, Lalana Fauld1ng, Den1se Foster, David 162 �Frankenburg, Kurt Frazier, Jamie Frazier. Van Froman, Crista Fujii, Kathy Galvandon, Patricia Gardner, Kev1n Gilder, Carlton Giron, Jam1e Glover, Chen Godec, Monty Goick, Cnst1n Gomez, Joan Gonzalez, Christin Goode, Karen Gordon, David Gossard, Mary Granberry, Marilyn Greenberg, Carolyn Greer, Dedrick Greer, Mischel! Griffith, Katte Grove, Mon1ca Guerra, Marco Guerrero, Anita Gunn, Paul Hahn, Westen Halverson, Wendi Hampton, Jeff Hampton, Tammy 163 �Hanson , Cheryl Hansen , Lisa Harms, Rob Harris, Alphonsa Harris, Cheri Hartfield , Chris Hartlaub, Steve Haubechild , Debb1e Haynes, Donnie Haynes, Leann Henry, Ben Henry, Rhonda Herlinger, Matt Herron, M1chael Hicks, Kim Hinton, Chris Hodge, Arion Hodges, Rob Holle, Debra Holliday, Perry Hollister, Tracy Holmes, Angela Holmes, Cindy Holmes, Rhonda Hooks, Brett Hopkins, Mike Huckfeldt, Claire Hudspeth, Pamela Hudspeth, Paula Huffer, Beth 16-4 �Hurwitz, Ellen Hutchmson, Dav1d Hurt, Krystal Hutton, Alecia Jackson, Wayne Jecminek, Julie Jenkins, Cheryl Jernigan, Robin Johnson, Bnan Johnson, Fredric Johnson , Michael Jones, Davean Jones, David Jordan, Kemetka Joseph, Victoria Kates, Ben Keliiholokai, Steve Kenoly, Lloyd Kercheville, Kelli Kesselman , Marc Kimmet, Joe Kincaid, ·Karen King, Diann Kinsman, Chris Kirchof, Chris Kirchof, Julie Kitchen, Valerie Konkel, Mary LaBadie, Steven Lacey, Debb1e 165 �Lackey, Bnan Lamas. Guy Larges, Jenny Latsis, Jim Leali, Nanette Lederer, Seth LeDuke, Harry Levine, Deborah Long, Summer Lowe, Louahn Lowy, Mitchell Lynch, Cheryl Mack, Shiela Mackelvie, Tom Mapes, Irene Martin, Gwen McCollum, Dawn McDougal, Fredd1e McGee, Carmella McGregor, Kathy Mclaughlin, Kathleen MeJia, Rob Meyer, John M1les, Ron Milonas, Mark Milsap, Cheryl Morgan, Anthony Motz, Andy Mundt, Marshall Murdock, Gaunt 166 �Murray, Kathy NaranJO, Joe Nilsson , Inger N1mmons, Dathel Nimom1ya, Jesse NISSim , Nili Nold , Margaret Norcross, Eric Northington , Fred Novm , Farzad Nuanes, Scott Nuanes, Vanessa Nuechterlem , Lois Olander, Chris Olsen, Nma O' Neill , Kim Pagliasotti , Michael Panagiotopoul , Georg1a Pepin, Pam Peters, John Pettes, Jacqueline Phillips, Buck Picher, Alison Pitts, Jim Powell, Sheryl Price, Dana Pryor, Elizabeth Quiat. Matthew Ray, Kevin Reddic, Sandy 167 �Reeves, Bridget Rice, Steve Rtchard , Jenntfer Riesenman , Amy Rogers, Ktm 168 Rogers, Neal Rott. Beth Sauer , Lisa Schofield , Chns Scoggins, Sabra Sear , Kevan Sheffield, Cathy Shoffstall , Drevvis Sheehan , Mary Sheffield , Cathy Slaughter, Courtney Smith, Gil Stanton, Meltssa Stevens, Craig Stevenson , Montca Stewart. Rtchard Swam, Ellen Takatsuka, Greg Templin, Revae Thayer , Wendy Thomas , Shelby Thomas, Stephante Thompson , Claudia Thompson , Laurie Thompson, Patrick �Thorne, John Timmons, Della Timms , Terri Tooley , Bnan Trujillo , Lillian Tucker, Scott Tyler, Aruthur Ulibarri , Jesse Varela, Jeri Vaughn , Francis Vigil Marilyn Vigil , Sherry Villagrana , Blanca Wade , Jonny Ward, Kelli Weatherson . Cathy Webb , Allen Webb , Tony Wehner. Bob Wehner, David Wetmore, Scott Wiley , Aaron Williams , Anne Wortham , Wanda Wright , Jean Zamp1no, Valene Ze1men . Nick Zurek, Lucille Zervos , Stratis 169 �����. . , .... ��176 �Promises like cherry blossoms fade while the scent lingers lace upon the air and the unheeded voice of silence cries for night's unhindered darkness flowing, spinning, rushing on until dawn ripples through the clouds stirring up such color that dark steels away the stars and the birds begin to sing dropping note by note into the opening skyl -Lisa Barnes I haven' seen you in a while yet I often imagine all your expressions. I haven't spoken to you recently but many times I hear your thoughts. Good friends must not always be together It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship . "Brad!" "Janet!" "Brad!" "Dr. Scott!" "Brad!" "Rocky!" "Uhh!" -Edna Kellman and Lisa Kennedy �178 �. . '----. , . , -. . .. . ... . . . . �Abbott, Shen Adams , Laura Adian , Cheryl Ahrens, Greg Alexander , Patrick Alk1re, Lance Allen , Caroline Anderson, James Anderson , Ronzella Annan , Lesley Archandauca , Joe Auer, Rick Axelrad , Dan Baca Ernie Baker, Kelsey Barnes, Tom Barth, Janette Barton, Alice Baumann, Bill Beaird, Mary Beckler, Kyle Behrendsen, Davon Bernier, Roland B1shop, Tracy Blackman, Lisa Blythe, Sarah Bolden, Roderick Bolin, Terry Bond, Peter Boucher, Betsy Bouton, Laurie Bowman, Andre Boxer, William Braaton, M1ke Branscum, Kevm �Bravo, Lilann Brent. John Brikovsk1s, Rhett Bnsco, Lenny Brodnay, Marc Brooke , Benjamin Brown . Donn Brown , Stephany Brown, Vincent Burkhardt , Steve Burns, Katy Burrell , Brett Cabell , Leigh Cage , Lanice Caldwell , Shanda Calloway, Ted Carbajal, Jesus Carr, Greg Carr, Jeff Carrasco , Desiree Catalini , Jennifer Chase , Magg1e Cheadke, Cindy Cheatem , Tracie Chipman , Jennifer Cinocco, Lauriena Clark, Lonn1e Clark, Pameal Clark, Robin Clark, Shanette Clark, Teyia Cleworth, Peter Coleman , Laurie Collins, Thomas Craven, Olivia �Cook, Margaret Cooley, Elizabeth Cooper. Davm Costello, Mark Covode, Greg Coxe, Julie Cruz, James Currington , Stacy Dahlstrom , John Dailey, Erin Daly. Rachel Davidson, Mart1n Davis, Kathy Dea, Tom Delatorre, Joe Delpapa, Timothy Deming, Tara Derose, Domin1c Dew1spelaere, Jeff Dill, Greg Dillard, Alan Dixon, Dav1d Dock, Robyn Doyle, Celeste Doyle, David Drummone, Bnan Duha1me, Walter Dunn, Kathy Egloff, Debbie Embleton, Dale Epp1ch, Karl Evan. Cheryl Ewing, Peter Farland, Carrie Feder, Amy 182 �Finch , Davie Flores , Cheryl Gamble , Chandra Garnson , Gary Gass, Dana G1bson , Gary Godec, Judy Goldstein , Mark Gonzales, Becky Gonzales , Pat Goode , Katrenia Gookin , Jack Gordon, Renetta Gossard , Cathy Gould , Gordon Graham , Steve Grassman , Chnst1ne Greer, William Griggs, Ceclia Grodny , Mike Groff, Peter Gorssman, Alex Hadley, L1sa Haley, Kathleen Hamburg, Therese Hamby, Brooke Hampton, Jenmfer Harris, Charlita Harris, Valerie Hart, David Harvey, Roslyn Hathaway, Joe Hautz1nger, Sally Havens, lisa Hayward, Shern 183 �Hazen, Uri Hemphill, Alan Henry, Tom Hey, Todd Hill , Sherri Hinchliff, Rob1n Hite. Katie Honeysetts, Lelaine Hoogstrate, Jenny Hopkins, Duane Hopkins, Sandra Hoskms, Dave Hostetter, Kurt House , Greene Howard, Nathaniel Howell , Yeshelle Hnstopoulos, Konstanti Hundon, linda Hutt, Adrain Hutton, Angela lch1shita, Dietz Isaak, Dan Jackson, De Wayne Jennings, Paulette Johnson, Bob Johnson, Sheldon Johnston, William Jones, Karen Jordan, Tim Jordan, Vyranda Kahre , Gretchen Kennedy , Lorrame Keys , Brenda Kimura , Naom1 King, Diann 184 �Kitchen, Sus1e Klap. Thomas Klinkerman, Douglas Klinger, Ben1am1n Knchevsky, Becky Lacey. Debb1e Lam. Cornelius Landrum, Laura Lant, Jeff Lef, Euna Lizotte, Renee Long, Marti Long, M1ke Lucero. Sam Luedke, Jud1th Liford, R1chard Lyle, K1pp McDonald , Douglas Marcolis, Toto Marshall , Chapity Martin , Chns Martin , Greg Martin, Steve Masters, Ross Masterson . R1cky Mathaway, Joe Mathews, Patricia Mattern, Joey McCoy, Debbie McDonald , William Mclaughlin, Jacki Meufer, Wanda Meyers, Scott Miles, Ronald Miller, Melinda 1o5 �Milsap , Sharon M1lsap, Sh1ela M1tchell , Melissa Mooney , Beverly Moore , Marcelene Morales, Jraelda Motz, Margaret Muhlbauer, Claudia Mulcakv, Bridget Munds, Thomas Naechterk, Carl Nagle , Robert NaranJO , Marlt Nash , Amy Nass1mbene , Ryan Nelson, Arvm Nelson, David Nelson , Paul Noda, M1chael Nofton, Milton Nuanes, Jack Oakes, Donald Olander, Lori O' Leary, Mary Oliver, Kathy Olson , Lis Ortiz, N1co Page, Felec1a Page, Sheptanya Pascoe , Ted Pedrick, M1ke Ph1lhps, Carole Picht, Lon Platt, Jenmfer Potts, David 186 �Preblud , Kevin Quezada, Annette Qu1ntana , Andy Ram1rez, Cathy Ramsora , George Randolph , Scott Reed , DeeDee Reeves, Bevia Rhme, Kate Rhoades. Yolanda R1chard , Bianca Richardson , Felecia R1chie , Shirl R1ggs, Glynda RIOS, Tammy Roberts. R1ch Robmson, David Robnett, John Rockwell , Cassie Reel, Erhnda Romero, Andrew Rosenberg, Cra1g Rountree, Laneze Salz, Lezh Sander, Marie Sawyer, Mary Sch1el, Sam Schmidt, Renate Schof1eld, Sondra Scott, Sally Seney, Renee Shepard, Deborah Sh1kles, Shen Shockey. Armand a Schwayder, Scott 18 7 �Silver, Lisa S1lverburg, Rob Simms, Becky Ska1fe, Becky Sm1ley, Tern Sm1th, Carole Sm1th , Greg Smith, John Sm1th, Kristi Sm1th, Robert Snyder, Frank Spahn , Timma Stacey, Jenmfer Stark, Felecia Stevens, Carol Stribling, Gary Stanley, Mark Stearns, Shanna Stevens, Jenni Stiers , Sandy Stoffel, Eric Struble, Laune Sullivan , Chrystal Taylor, Anne Taylor, Josh Tholen , Tom Thomas, Cathy Trefz, Todd Trujillo, Johnny Trumble, Valerie Tyler, Rena Tyler, Rhonda Urango, Margaret Valerie, Hope VanCleave, Lanaeia 188 �Vaughn, Franc1s Viesa, Jesus Wade, Daniel Waines, Latonya Wald , Paul Wallace , M1chael Walsh , Mary Ware, Jenn1fer Warner, Ann Washington, Arnold Washmgton , Tracy Weller, Leslie White, Chns White, Sharee Wickham, Colleen Wieland, Hollie Wild, Becky Wilkerson, Jennifer Williams, Paul Wilson, Sheri York, Joyce Young, Karen Young, Pan Zauala, Rosanna 189 �bemusedfinding such alone in together that Wednesday slips across the score leaving apathy in time that brings no new along with change invoking second hand opinions of wornout events once again to pretend a beginning that only repeats such ends that arebemused -Lisa Barnes 190 �This 1s your life Take the power to do what you want and do it well Take the power to love what you want in life and love it honestly Take the power to walk through the forest and become a part of nature Take the power to control your life No one else can do it for you Take the power to be Happy! 191 ���������������������212 �213 �214 �215 �BEST OF LUCK AND GOOD FORTUNE TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Paraphernalia Jewelry Books Magazines Decoupage 216 �QUALITY LUGGAGE • 'WALLETS & LEATHER GOODS • TRAVEL ACCESSORIES • CLOSET & STORAGE ITEMS • GAMES AND GIFTS • CALCULATORS & DESK ACCESSORIES • BAR ACCESSORIES • BUSINESS CASES • BRIEF BAGS• FILM PROCESSING • CAMERAS• 751-3019 7777 E. HAMPDEN AT TAMARAC DRIVE DENVER. 80231 (In Tamarac Square) R. METZ·PROP. See Rick at: Winchell Donut House 4565 E. Colfax Ave. Denver, Colorado 303-751-9110 Art Gore Photography - Custom Picture Framing Unique Gifts By Colorado Artists Upper Level Tamarac Square 7777 E. Hampden Ave. Denver, Colo. 80231 217 �PARAPHERNALIA +328 E..Colfcax 388-1027 Everything for the "head" of the house Offers custom lettering and a large selection of transfers. Quality selection of shirts also. 218 �We would like to thank the following people for sponsoring the 1979 Angelus: Mr and Mrs Edward B. Almon Mr and Mrs Walter Barton Mrs Jeanne Colby Mr and Mrs Walter H. Derr Mr and Mrs William Haaker Mr and Mrs William A. Holmes Charlotte Jensen William Jensen Mr and Mrs Allen Phillips Anonymous 119 �Hold fast to dreams For 1f dreams d1e Life is a broken-wmged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren f1eld Frozen With snow. ����Amy Gooch - Editor in Chief Lynne Bruce - Assistant Editor Fritz Law - Head Photographer Cindy Holmes - Album Editor Mary Almon - Album Mardi Altman - Album Bev Haaker - Album Carol Harvey - Sports Editor Stu Colby - Sports Heidi Derr Sports Barbara Bruce - Clubs Editor Beth Bennet - Clubs Eric Jensen - Photographer Buck Phillips - Photographer Jack Affleck - Photographer Louie Chicone - Photographer Skylar Heald - Photographer Butch Barton - Artist Georgia Panagiatoupolus - Artist Veronica Mims - Copy Cherlyn Jenkins Copy The Angelus Staff of 1979 would like to thank the following people for their contributions to this years Angelus: Lynne and Bev for their Elvis imitations Mardi and Mary for their gossip The lunchroom ladies for fending off starvation Butch and Georgia for their creativensss Fritz for getting things done, sooner or later Certain club sponsors for absolutely nothing Mr. Nelson for his help Mr. Bloomfield for his darkroom Mr, Bobb for putting up with interuptions Jostens for ? Eric for the pictures of Cindy and doing a great job Shakeys and Maxwells for getting us through deadlines Cindy for her imaginative names and "manuel labor" Mrs. McNeill for voluntering to take over Mr Keinon for putting up with us Buck for procrastinating but coming through finally Barb and Beth for dealing so fantastically with clubs The south lawn for taking care of Skylar Jack for his great photography and humor Ronnie for running errands when desperately needed Heidi for her help and cheerfulness Carol for taking care of business Four a.m. deadlings and 8 a.m. SAT's Fritz for the oranges in the trophy Stu for peppermint schnapps and redecorating Lynne's bathroom J. R.R. Tolkein for The Hobbit Lynne without whose help I wouldn't have made it The boys basketball team for going to state Amy Gooch and the Angelus Staff of 1979 224 ����. I·' ~{11.: ,,"· h ' ,• , \... ...~... '· '" - , .. ., ' ' ·, ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The 1978-79 Angelus 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. 1979 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 1970s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/cab6e2a83afa8543fc5a16861744cc9b.pdf 6afb9841278371048d4def582b749dfc PDF Text Text .,. ·- ~, -ANGELUS __, r Nineteen Hundred Seventy Eight '· ,--_) ����The 1977-78 Angelus East High School Denver Colorado Volume 60 ��His eyes were brown Mine were blue He was five four I was five two He loves dogs I loved cats He would pitch I would bat He would call I would answer He would say, "How 'bout the movies?" I would say, "Sure!" He walked me to class He sat by me at games He told me he loved me I told him the same He met her His eyes were brown Hers were green He was five four She was five three. Creigh Cornett 3 �Friendship Is Love Without Flowers Or Veil. �Chance Makes Our Parents Choice Makes Our Friends. 5 �6 �Introduction Table Of Contents ............................... 2 Fall ...................................... 18 Winter ................................... 48 Spring .................................... 66 Clubs ....... . ............................ 82 Seniors 122 Juniors 136 Sophomores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Teachers 168 Index 198 7 �The Beginnings Of All Things Are Small. Circo �There Comes A Time In Our Life When We Do Something Or We Refrain From Doing Something. It Is At This Time We Find Out Who We Really Are, That This Is What We Have Been All Our Life And What We Always Will Be. Annonymous �People come and People go It happens every day. Though "goodbye" is just a simple word I find it hard to say. As as I watch you leave me now I'll try hard not to cry. This is not the only time I'll have to say goodbye. You are not the only love I'll pass along the way. "And "goodbye" is just a simple word I'll have to learn to say. ��The Swiftness Of Time Is Infinite. Which Is Still More Evident To Those Who Look Back Upon It. �Time It Was And What A Time It Was It Was .. A Time Of Innocence A Time Of Confidences Preserve Your Memories They're All That's Left You. 13 �14 �15 �16 �"Life-So They Say, Is But A Game And They Let It Slip Away. Love-Like The Autumn Sun, Should Be Dying But It's Only Just Begun. Like The Twilight In The Road Up Ahead They Don't See Just Where We're Going. And All The Secrets In The Universe, Whisper In Our Ears And All The Years Will Come And Go, And Take Us Up, Always Up. We May Never Pass This Way Again, 17 �A haze on the far horizon, The infinite, tender sky, The ripe, rich tint of the cornfields, and the wild geese sailing high,And all over upland and lowland the charm of the goldenrod,Some of us call it Autumn, And others call it God. -William Herbert Garruth "Each in His Own Tongue" 18 ��Fall �Sports �Men s 0 c c e r 22 Finishing the year in third place, the soccer team was the best team East High has ever had. Under the direction of Coach Tom Brownell, the team's final record was five wins, two losses, and one tie. Next year should also prove to be very successful with twelve sophomores returning as lettermen. With such players as senior Erik Gotaas, who finished as the league's leading scorer with eighteen goals, and seniors Rusty Wehner, Sam Stott and Dale Quick turning in excellent defensive play, it is no wonder that the team had such a successful year. �TOP ROW L TO R: Louie Schacon, Paul Hoskins, Keith Campbell. Chris Romer, Clark Belyea, ed Toll, John Surge , Kirt Frankenberg, Sandy Reddick, Sam Stott, David Wehner, Rusty Wehner, Peter Kilfoyle. ROW 2 L TO R: Coach Tom Brownell, Mike Beatie, Steve Reum, Ernesto Guerra, Chri O'Lander, Eric Jen on, Eric Gotaas, Dale Quick, Neil Monshien, Paul Beaird, Fritz Law, Mat Williams. 23 �v J I u n • 1 l ~ I vs J • 1 0 t r y TOP ROW L TO R: Coach Tom Brownell, Dave Campbell, Bob Wehner, Marty Doane, Joe Blows, Landis Arnold, even Hahn, Mat Williams. ROW 2 L TO R: Spike Hollen, Ben Cates, Buck Phillips, Clay MeGan, Dave Phillips, Budi Sahabudida. 24 a r �Golf TOP ROW L TO R: Mark Gilland, David Bundy, Rick Struble, Scott Neal, Coach Regis Groff. ROW 2: Weston Hahn, Kirk Steve?s, Tr~y Dean, Ed Vicars, Ted Tholen. NOT PRESENT: Allan Sm1th, J1m Pitts, John Peters, Dave Hutchinson, Craig Stevens. With competition increasingly more difficult, the East High Golf Team is going strong and working hard to finish in the upper half of the League. Joined by Sophomore Weston Hahn are David Bundy, Kirk Stevens and Ed Vicars, who were part of last year's qualifying team. They along with Mark Gilland and Troy Dean, make up the starting six. Coach Regis Groff fully expects some team members to qualify for the state team this year. --- -- . ,_; .., ----- I 25 �Top Row L to R: Assi tant Coach Jame Ray, Robert Mil ap, Tom Keliiholakai, Kelly Meade, Clay Ben on, Robert Schlagel, Robert Matney, Jay Halverson, Bill Struble, Tim McLaughlin, As 1 tant Coach Don Be . Row 2: Head Coach Roger Craig, James Alexander, Calvin Cozart, Steve Keliiholakai, Robert Konkol, Robert Nel on, Andy Motz, Mike Hickman, Berry Jone , Eric euchterlein, Clarence Thatch, McKinley Jone , As i tant Coach Gary Simmon . Row 3: Neil McCoy, Mike Evan , Roger FUJII, Glenn Wright, Bill Morton, pence Von Strohe, Glen aylor, John Sawyer, George Cooksy, Ralph Stewart, Jim Maurie , Mike Casey, A i tant Coach Butch Risole. Row 4: Jame Medina, Curti Fox, Greg Mitchell, Reggi Castleman Brian Haly, Eric Rozelle, Mike Gaiter, Dean Akiyama, Kyle Long, Phil Barbour, Mark Hocker. Varsity Football 26 �Back Row, L to R: Gary Simmons, Don Be t, Jame Roy. Front Row, L to R: Coach Craig, Butch Rossoli Our 1977 Big Red football team proved to be one of the better teams at East in recent years. Under the direction of Head Coach Roger Craig, the Angels demonstrated tremendous team unity and leadership. The players had the desire to win, were aggresive, hard working, and were uperior in representing East High. Our congratulation to the team for doing such a great job! 2/ �Sophomore Football TOP ROW: Coach James Ray, Andre Mitchell , Dan Grant, Walter Barton, Steve Keliiholokai, Reggie Ossler, Harry LeDuke, Gaunt Murdock, Andy Motz, Byron Jefferson, Danny Garcia, Head Coach Bess. ROW 2: Louie, Tyrone Evans, Wes Jeffers, Lavonne Clark, Aaron Lee, Kevin Gardener, Eric Norcro s, Paul Brown, Mario Ellison, George Cooksey, Scott Nuanes, Alex Barbour, Tony Martin, Larry Compos, James Medina, Kenny Evans, Paul Gunn, Not Shown: Jerome Marshall 28 �29 �Womens Gymnastics ·- - .. -- �TOP ROW L TO R: Head Coach Marge O'Hara, Dominica Garcia, Vonnie Grassman, Lynne Bruce, Joan Magnie, Beth Bennett, Tracy Blake, Marleen McGuire, ssistant Coach Cathy Russ. MIDDLE ROW: Sarah Bridges, Susan Burkhardt, atalie Sidwell, Lorraine Scott, Leslie Topham. Bobbie Washington. BOTTOM ROW: Barb Wells, Am) Klein, Carolyn Topham, Carol Harvey, Carrie Clark. The Girls Gymnastic Team had a successful season because of their great determination and their desire to work towards personal satisfaction. Under the direction of Head Coach Marge O'Hara, the team showed devotion, individual improvement, and had amazing success despite tough competition. �TOP ROW L TO R: Russ Lqw, Brett Eppich, Sharon Nelson, Wendy Halver on, Monica Knudson, Dawn Gotlin, Rachel Kel o, Amy Riesenmam, Virginia Falkenberg. MIDDLE ROW~ Elizabeth Falkenberg, Megan Barton, Hiedi Derr, Barbara Bruce, Julie Kirchhof, Carol Carpenter, Rebecca Long, Debbie Egan. BOTTOM ROW: Katie Kirchhof, Barb Pearl, Maria Stanton, Chris Keables, Bert, Kate Deane, Karen Egan, Abby Colegrove. ot shown: Rhonda Henry, Shannon O'Leary, Kathy Carlin. The spirit is high and the team is able! Under coach Russ Law, the East High Girls Swim Team had a marvelous season, winning a good portion of their meets. To top off the season Brett Eppich, Monica Knudson. Hiedi Derr, Barb Pearl, and Katie Kirchhof qualified for the state meet. 32 �W omens Swimming �Volleyball Although there were few returning players from last year, the many new members of the East High School Volleyball team proved to be outstanding players. All seventeen of these girls were energetic, enthusiastic, and filled with spirit. Alice (Junior) Weed and Jackie Dean, their coaches, backed the team all the way and regard this team as one of the finest yet. �Bottom, row I, left to right: Karen Carter, Pam Blake, Polly Monley, Angela Holme , Lori Rosella, Row 2: Coach Dean, Coach Weed, Shawn Ahenius, Tracey Skopinski, Stephanie Thomas, Faith Ichishita, Row 3: Becky Eichenberger, Laura Parry, Kim York, Rachael Gore, Janet Clark, Julie Chase, Toni Martinez, Carol Banks, Martha Mund . �Mens Tennis Under the direction of Coach Gary Harris, the East High Tennis Team was a smash. Because they worked well together as a team, both practice and team matches were enjoyable. East's team maintained a hopeful outlook, and their school spirit was always present. 36 �L TO R: Coach Gary Harris, Andy Wilbur, Monty Cleworth, Van Frazier, Scott Dock, Mike Shur, Eric Luna, Rick Kitchen, Tom Thorton, Mike Sanchez, Kyle Addermann, Miguel Jewett, Robby Mejia, Greg Carroll, John Schwartz, Ron Mile , Monty Godec, Greg Takamatsu. 'OT PRESE T: Brooke Burton. �This year proved a turn around for the Coed Cross Country Team. More people joined and competed this year than ever before. Coach Gene Cisnero i highly entusiastic about the po sibility of the team becoming League contenders next year. Bill Bennerman, James Walker, Tyrone Hocker, Mark Kahre, and Maritza Jewitt strengthened the team immensly with their fantastic running prowess. It is with great pride that we salute thi out tanding team. c c r 0 u 0 n s s t r TOP ROW: Coach Gene Cisneros, ick Zervo , \1ark Kahre, Jame Jame Walker, Tyrone Hocker, Bill Bennerman, David Gordon, Chri chofield. ROW 2: Li a Martelon, Marco Guerro, Craig Cline, Ray Mae , John Touris, Kermit Earett, Mike Johnson, Wayne Jack on, Maritza Jewitt. 38 y ��Homecoming 1977 The lunchroom, transformed into a dance floor with decorative red and white streamers, was the scene of the 1977 Homecoming Dance. Handsomely dressed couples danced to disco sounds and celebrated the crowning of Homecoming Queen Ronnie Ellerbee and King Mike Gaiter. The theme "Especially For You," fit well, for the dance was enjoyed by all. 40 �"Especially For You" �Cheerleaders Felice Barrett Michelle Miles Ya min Stowers ... DeDe Robnett Barb Mosgovoy Carol Banks Amy Klein Attending athletic events three and four days a week, the East High Cheerleaders remain cheerful. Captained by Ronnie Ellerbee, they are the most spirited team we've had in years. These hardworking girls are a good part of East High's upswing in morale. We owe them and their sponsor, Jan MeN eill, many thanks. �Ronnie Ellerbee Diane Juarez Pam Blake Jenee Dwight Kathy Keliiholokai Toni Martinez Stephanie Hayward Teri Washington �Butterflies Are Free This year the East High School Theatre Department presented "Butterflies Are Free" under the direction of Cathrine Davis and under the technical direction of Lloyd Torres. With beautiful sets, a fantastic cast, and a well organized stage crew the play was a smashing success. 44 �I knew the day you met me, I could love you if you let me, Though you touched my cheek And said how easy you'd forget me, You said, "Butterflies are free, And so are we." On that velvet morning, When our love was forming, I said it wouldn't hurt me If you left without warning. I said, "Butterflies are free, And so are we." And you made me understand Right from the start, I could hold your gentle hand, But never hold your heart. So why the crying? Were our brave words lying When we both agreed There'd be no tears in our goodbying? Butterflies are free. Why aren't we? Steve Schwartz 45 �R e v e r n J e s s d e e J a c k s 0 n In February, East was visited by one of America's most dynamic public speakers. Reverend Jesse Jackson brought to the student body one of the most outstanding and influencial assemblies ever. It was an experience the students of East will never forget! �We may never pa thi way again Dream - o they ay Are for the fool and they let them drift away Peace-like the ilent dove Should be flying but it' only ju t begun Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ship out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up, always up We may never pa s thi way again 47 �Now there is fro t upon the hill And no leaf stirring in the wood; The little streams are cold and till; ever so still has winter stood. George 0' eal, "Where It Is Winter" 48 �...... ,.,. ~· ~·"\ ( r . ~· J . �w • 1 n t e r 50 �s p 0 r t s 51 �MB e a n s s k e t b a 1 1 Thanks to dedication, desire, and discipline, the basketball team finished the season with a winning record. Under the direction of fir t year head coach Sam Batey, the team had a definite advantage with two returning tarters, Marvin McLaughlin and Robert Milsap, and four returning varsity players. With the team' peed, depth, and experience, they created a team that East can be proud of. �TOP ROW L TO R: Ricky Harris, Tim McLaughlin, Marvin McLaughlin, Robert Milsap, John Charle Barber, Russ Covode, orton, oach am Batey, Ken Wager. BOTTOM ROW L TO R Terry hepard, Earl Victor Nevins, Kenny May , Melvin White, Ricky Wilson, Pat O'malley, Henry Cooper, William Thame , \1ark Hartlaub. 53 �BACK ROW L TO R : Anthony Yig1l, Craig Cline, teve Keliiholokai, Harold Benjamen, lay Ben on, Brian John on, Rich tewart, Kelly Meade, Bill White, Paul Albertelli, Tom Keliholokai , Coach Cisneros. FRO T ROW L TO R : Mike Andrews, Tony Webb, McKinnley Jone , Wayne Jackson, Phil Barbour. Junior Varsity Basketball �55 �MEN'S SWIMMING Back row L to R: Miguel Jewett, Matt Herlinger, Mike Hopkins, Bill Sirovatka, Roger Hosea, Kurt Frankenburg. Front row: Hal Slusser, John Sawyer, Russ Law, Bill Benerman Fritz Law. Not show: Jeff Chipman, Kevin Boyle. 56 �Benerman, Bill: 200 Free, 500 Free, Free Relay. Boyle, Kevin: Medley Relay, 50 Free, 100 Free. Chipman, Jeff: Medley Relay, 100 Brea t. Frankenburg, Kurt: 100 Back, Medley Relay, Free Relay. Herlinger, Matt: Medley Relay, 100 Breast. Hopkins, Mike: 50 Free, 100 Free. Free Relay. Hosea, Roger: Medley Relay, 100 Brea t, Free Relay. Jewett, Miguel: 50 Free, 100 Free, Free Relay. Kilfoyle, Pete: Medley Relay, 100 Back, Free Relay. Law, Fritz: Medley Relay, 200 IM, 50 Free, 100 Free, 100 Brea t. Quinn, Tracy: Diving, Free Relay. Sawyer, John: Medley Relay, 200 Free, 50 Free, 100 Free, Free Relay. Sirovatka, Bill: 200 Free, 500 Free, Free Relay. S1us er, Hal: Medley Relay, 50 Free, 100 Free, Free Relay. 57 �WoiTiens Basketball Varsity FRONT ROW L TO R: Becky DeLeon, Toni Martinez, Julie Chase, Yvonne Norton, Peggy Clark, Martha Mund . BACK ROW L TO R: Sara Herron, Daya Haines, Diane Buckner, Denise Faulding, Franchette colt, Mr. Fair. 58 �Back Top Row: Chris chofield, L to R, Row 1: ngela Holmes, Cheryl Milsap, Sherri Landrum, Jennifer Richard, Jeri Varela, Polly Monley, Linda Ander on, Denise Faulding, Peggy Clarke, Donna oria, A . Escobedo. Kneehng, L to R Mary Konkel, S ummer Lo ng, Dathel immons, Lorraine anche7, Julie K1rchhof, Anita Guerrero, Debbie West Only in its second yea r, the Girl Basketba ll Team is hopeful. The competition is tough , but with their skill and team effort it looks promising. Under the direction of Coach Fair, the well bala nced tea m i off to a jumping start. Junior Varsity 59 �Left to Right, Bottom Row: Kevin Sheperd, Robert Wehner, Chip Houston, Lonnie Jones, Richard Luna, Tony Martin. Row 2: Mike Sanchez, James Alexander, Mike Ca ey, Eric Luna, Steve Mazelson, George Cooksey, Eric Parhan, Terry Thomas. Row 3: Jim Hoop , Coach; Marlin Conners, John Thatch, Van Frazier, Gaunt Murdock, Steve Lewis, Kyle Adderman, Ronnie Miles, Randy Yaroborough, Coach Be s. ---60 �Wrestling This year's wrestling team showed great spirit and tremendous talent, though they are a young group. With the excellent coaching of Jim Hoops, they all proved to be fine wrestlers. 61 �Row I L to R Tracy \\ oodson, Pam \vood, Rachel Robmson, Chri lin Miley, Faith Ichishita, Donna oria, Trenna Coleman, Tara Grant, Deni e Roy, Cath)' Bell, Ravae Templin, Cher)'l Maher, Lachelle ettles, abra coggins, anette Leali, Becky Eichenberger. Row 2: Lynne Bruce, hery Landrum, Mary Hames, heryl "vfilsap, Cindy Holmes, Tracy Holli ter, Carol Jakicic, Donna FuJii, Merry Branscombe, arole Yarter, tephame Thomas, Jemfer Richard, Cheri Glover, Olivia Craven, Michelle Bishop, Francis Vaughn, Marie Kouremanous . Row 3· Diane Fizer, Jud)' Boone, Della Timmon , Janecia Bibb, Jeri Varela, Carolyn Kraft, Mary Konkel, Mona Walker, andra Edelen, Karen von Phul, Joann Brown, Judy Pettes, Karen Goode, lien wain, Linda Decker, Laurie Thomp on, Tammy Dean, Chris Goick, Kim Rogers, arrie Abbot, Anita Guerro, Kim Jone . Row 4: Debby Haubenchild, Karen Kinkaid, Margerat old, Wendy Wallace, Juanita ampbell, Yvonne orton, Martha Munds, Damita laughter, Kelly Ward, Garmain oleman, Lolita Mcneil, Angela Holmes, heryl Jack on, herry Waller, Monica mtth, Sherry Durst, Ellen Klein, Beth Roll, Kathryn Ander on, Karen Carter. Row 5 Manlyn Vtgtl, Mantza Jewttt, Debbie West. Seventy-five members strong, the Pep Club has done a fantastic job of supporting chao! spirit. Pam Blake, Carole Yarter, and Ya min Stowers, club leaders, have united the club behind all athletic events. They have encouraged everyone to come out and cheer. They have devoted a lot of time to East with amazing results: Great Spirit! Pep Club &l �B a s e b a 1 e t t Top Row, left to right: Tonya Montoya, Yvonne Nuanes, Ro ie Davis, Lorraine Sanchez, Norma Vigil, Lorraine Duran, Isabel Mendez, Julie Garcia, Brenda Zavala, June Pe ham, Jill Mensing, Valerie Blanken hip. Front Row left to nght: Vanessa Lopez, Theresa Carlin, Donna Trujillo, Shellie Archuleta, Carol Yarter, Mara Shannon, Della Timmons, Amta Guerrero, Sara Gardener, Stephanie Goodloe. Seated in front, left to right: Mr. Art E cobedo, Darlene Vigil. S w r e s t 1 e r e t t s 63 �Snow Ball Dance �M • 1 m e 65 �---- - For, lo, the winter i pa t, the rain i over and gone; the flower appear on the earth; the time of the inging of bird i come, and the voice of the turtle i heard in our land . - Song of oloman ii, 11, 12 ��Spring 68 �Sports 69 ���Men's Gymnastics Top Row, left to right: Chip Houston, Allen Carter, Kevin Miller, Walter Williams. Spiro Rozatos, Coach Boatright. Bottom Row. left to right: Robert Wehner, Alan Lewis, Harold Johnson, Raphael Guerrero. �Thanks to Coach Warren Boatright, and his patient help, the Boy's Gymnastic Team performed outstandingly this year. Though the team was small, the spirit was high and this encouraged them to work hard and make for a strong team. 73 ���Baseball L to R, Front Row: Jim Elliott, Marty Sodia, Chuck Gagnon, Dean Akiyama, Ed Vickers, Richard Kitchen, Ted Tholen, Coach Simmons. Back Row: Coach Escobedo, Mike Walker. Back Row: Coach, Mike Walker, Randy Carter, Lloyd Martinez, Reggie Ca tleman, Andy Motz, Joe Chavez, Jeff Greenblatt, Phil Barbour. �Men's Track Track team members: David Archuleta, Jim Alexander, Donald Barr, Mike Andrews, John Barber, Herman. Barrett, Paul Beaird, Bill Bennerman, Harold Benjamin, Marlin Conner, Mike Evans. Mike Gaiter, Mark Gordon, Marco Guerro, Tyrone Hocker, Evitt Hodge, Wayne Jackson. McKinnley Jones, Lamont Johnson. Mike Johnson. Mark Kahre. Tom Kelliohokai, Gerald Lee, Harry Leduke, Tay Maes, Robert Martin, Jim Mauries, Bill Morton, Gaunt Murdock, Scott uanes, Marvin Richardson, Terry Shepard, Rich Stewart, Clarence Thatch, Ned Toll, Spence VonStroe, Darren Walker. James Walker, Bill White, Harry Wil on, Ricardo Wilson, Glenn Wright, Nick Zervous, Kevin Shepard, Tony Bell, Anthony Martin, Joe Wong, John Hawkins, George Cooksey, Orlando Hail. Coach: Gene Cisnero . 17 77 ���80 �Front Row; I to r: Wendy Bowers, Becky Eichenberger, Mary Haynes, Chandler Crawford, Maryanne Christy, Kristi Wallace. Row 2: Frances Vaughn, Leslie Topham, Faith Ichisthita, Jennifer Whelen, Shay Dawson, Cecilia White, Wanda Wortham. Row 3: Charles Holland, Sarah Pascoe, Jenny Wollerman, Mike Sanchez, Dawn McCollum, Rick Kitchen, Luahn Lowe, Art Tyler. Row 4: Karen Treffinger, Sue Banman, Mike Smith, Ann Yarqbeck, Lisa MacC!usky, Sarah Melcher, Marla Scharf, Will Barnes. Row 5: Kelly Livingston, Duane Pearson, Laurie Berdahl, Greg Carroll, David Wehner, Sandy Reddic, Jim Latsis, Walter Barton. Row 6: Sam Stott, Cary Weston, Randy Faus, Scott Smilnac, Trey Carruthers, Eugene Martinez, Harry LaDuke. Not Pictured: Lisa Kennedy. 81 �82 �. (. ..'-'c, "'"~ ( ' r.:-' -.. .~ ~~ J c.) tJ_/ ...._./ . - ' ·" ._, -. \ - i 1 .~ I - . • I i:\1· ,-- • ' I o 83 �Head Boy Head Girl "The people are here! The people are East. To each of the 535 seniors and every other student at East, I offer my thanks. My thanks for your beacon of light in my darkness of ignorance. If such a light could spread to every person, they too would understand. East is not only a school; East is an education in life. Every conceivable type of person attends East. Understanding reigns in these hallowed halls. East." "I love East - its cellar and tower rooms with boxes stuffed with dust covered scrapbooks, photographs and trophies - its worn stairways - its wooden bannisters that many different hands have touched - its walls within, containing secrets of long ago and not so long ago. But most of all, I love and thank East's people - each of you, offering something unique and special to me and all others at East. If I have truly helped just one person feel a little more important, a little more needed and wanted, then I have accomplished one of my major goals at East ... at life." �Class Officers Junior Lisa Kennedy Tyron Allen Lisa MacCluskey Sophomore Sandy Reddic Debbie Levine Kevin Kennedy Senior Dean Akiyama Anna Rodriquez Bill Morton �Class Reps Senior Micheal Hayne Chri Romer Janet Clark Mary Dulacki Junior Fritz Law John Cheney Carole Yarder Sherry Durst Matt Herlinger Herman Barrett Wendy Bowers Stephanie Thomas 86 Sophomore �Student Council Front Row: Herman Barret, Lisa Kennedy, Mary Dulacki, Donna Fujii, Michael Haynes, Janet Clark, Sue Burkhardt, Chri Romer, Wendy Bower , Li a MacCiu ky, Anna Rodriguez, Bill Morton, Debbie Levine, Dean Jones, Row 2: Dean Jone , Matt Herlinger, Jeff Chaney, Dean Akiyama, Donna Sly, Fritz Law, Back Row : Sam Stott, Calvin Cozart, Sandy Reddic, Meridith Branscombe, Carole Yarter, Kevin Kennedy, Diana Juarez, Sherry Durst, Faith lchishita. 87 �D e A 1 e g s s e a m t b 1 y e This year the delegate assembly, headed by Calvin Cozart, assumed a very organized and involved role. They showed a great responsibility towards school activities and answered many questions the student body and faculty had. They were an unusually contributing group this year. Front Row Lft. to Rt: Maria Kouremenou , Kri Kodtavy, Li a Liljedahl, Terri Gregory, Dominica Garcia, Jodell Miyazawa, I abella Alonzo, Mary Hayne , Middle Row: Pete Kilfoyle, Jeff Richardson, Cheryl Lee, Georgia Panagiotopoulo , Lovahn Lowe, Brian Tooley, Michael Haynes, ina Dulacki, Stella Jackson, ancy Randall, Ed Lobaugh, Back Row: Brett Wil on, Calvin Cozart, Karen Carter, Richard Harris, Mike Walker, Andy Motz, Mike Hickman, Vincent Brown. 88 �Advanced Choir Third Row; Karl Hruza, Alex Thatch, Tony Webb, Shelby Thoma , Tracy Quinn, Jonathon Wade, Harry LeDuke, Jame Garnes, John Almon, Paul Brown, Maurice Combs, Second Row; Kathy Murry, Beth Huffer, Jenny Large , Mary Ann Christy, Carla Clark, Wanda Wortham, Franciene Sawyer, Lori Sutherland, Andrea Phillip , Wendy Bowers, First Row; Lynette Emery, Ravae Templin, Dawn McCullum, Cynthia Holme , Margaret old, Karen Goode, Frances Vaughn, Anita Brown, Becky Eichenberger, Sharon Price, Lovagn Lowe 89 �Angelaires 90 I. Scott Gandy, 2. Sarah Melcher-President 3. Laurie Berdahl, 4. Bill Strong, 5. Sarah Pascoe, 6. Sam Stott, 7. LaChe Owens, 8. Walter Hill, 9. Valerie Blankenship, 10. Vonzel Sawyer, I I. Karen Treffinger, 12. Blair Brooke, 13. Barb Mosgovoy, 15. Ann Yarabeck - SecfTres., 16. James Guinn, conductor, 17. Will Barnes-Vice President, 18. Art Bollhoefer, 23. Duane Pear on �Top Row; Craig Elder, Barry Jone, Ed Carter, Walter Hill-Vice President, colt Gandy, Wilham trong, Marty m1th. D"Wane Pear on, Dean Duen ing Third Row; Will Barnes, larence Thatch, Mike anche7, rt Bollhoefer- ecjTres, am tott. M1ke Smith, Kelly Living ton, Ray Hine , Don Wdhams, Trey Carruthers, econd Row; Karen McHugh, Susan Banman, Jenny old, Elia Otaro, Stephanie Goodbe, LaChe Owens, nn Yarabeck, Karen arter, arah Pascoe, Edna Kellman, Merry Ashford, nn Rose, Barb Mosgovoy Bottom Row; Lisa MacCiu key, Kri Koktav:r. Karen Treffinger, Valene Blankenship, ara Bndges, ara Melcher, Jenee Dwight, Laurie Berdall, Blair Brooke-President, Kri Keable , Leslie Topham, Bonnie hwayder, Ronnie Ellerbee, Joanne Trace, Keely Pounds, Mr. Guinn. Concert Choir 91 �i:. 92 Spotlight �TOP ROW L TO R: Daren Johnston, Drew Foster, Matt Weinberg, Brett Eppich, Richard elson. BOTIOM ROW: Rick Kitchen, Monty Cleworth, Valarie Kitchen, Tracy kopin ki, Carol Jakicic, Lynne Huffer, John Schwartzberg, Keith Thomas, Kathy McClung. 93 �ROTC Staff cfL TC Karen Carter Honor Platoon 0. c M J Brad Reschak Battalion XO cf PT Richard Byrd Battalion -2 94 cfLTC Patricia Blair Battalion CO. cf OL Bill Morton Brigade CO. cfMAJ Greg Meyer Battalion S-4 cf PT Diane Regas Battalion -1 ���Rifle Teams Womens L TO R . Karen Carter, ally el on, Julie Agnew, D1ane Rega , Patricia Blair. Mens L TO R: Greg Meyer, Thomas Paul. cott Wetmore, 97 �Orchestra 98 �Jazz 1;., Band ~ A f,, 99 �Concert Band �Top Row L to R: Ann Baumann, Cindy Cole, Donna FUJII, Rusty Wehner, Cecilia White, Anne Rose, George Clark Middle R ow : Colette Reum, hris Romer, Cathy orman, Veronica Fuller, haron Walker, Bottom Row· Cheryl Brown, Faith l chi hita, Eli sa Goldberg, Pam Smith, indy Beringer, Zoe Maries Dance The East Angel Dance Group was a very devoted clas who spent much time practicing. They worked extremely hard and showed tremendous talent in their performance . Many thanks a re due to their dance instructor Mrs. Cisneros. 101 �Hatchet Squad BACK ROW L TO R: LaChet Owen , Lisa Barne , Wendy Wallace, Will Barne , Jolita Jen en, Monty Cleworth, Kathy McClung, am Stott, Rick Kitchen, Kate Picher, uzanne Myers, Tina 0 borne, There a Pena, Hank Prichard, Valarie Meurer, Lynne Huffer, Ann Bauman. MIDDLE ROW: Kristi Wallace, Mary Ann Christy, Mary Kouremenous, Lana Howell, Michelle LaPerriere, Edna Kellman, Diane Regas, Isabell Mendez, Kevin Sea~. Karen McHugh. FRO T ROW: Ali a Goldberg, Anna Rodriquez, Tracy Hollister, Le lie Crawford, Valarie Donald on, Sue Banman, Karen Treffinger, Amy Gooch, Darlene Wilkin , Ray Hines. OT SHOW : Chri Romer, ora Ortiz, Lynne Bruce, andra Robinson, Sarah Bridge . 102 �103 �����National Hc)nor Society I. Sarah Melcher 2. Jay Halver on 3. Andy Wilb•ur 4. Rebecca Long 5. Will Barne 6. Monty Clew.orth 7. Randy Faus 8. Faith Ichi hita 9. Rusty Wehner 10. Dean Akiyama I I. Kathy Carlin 12. Mary Dulacki 13 . a!'olyn Topham 14. Susan Burkhardt, 15. Keith Campbell 16. Barb Welb 17 . Kia Micaud 18. Megan Barton 19. Michelle Miles 20. Ktm Doane 21. 22. Andrea Phillip 23 . Allison Beckler 2~4 . Lachelle ettle 25 . Ann Yarabeck 26 . John Sawyer 27 . Lorraine Scott 28 . Gail McGarry 29 . Diane Perry 30. P.ick Kitchen 31 . Donna Fujii 32. Rachel Lederer 33. Randy Carter 34. Janet Clark 35 . Virginia Falkenburg 36. Sa •m Stott 37. Roger Ho ea 38. Jonathan Parkinson 39. Gregg Wrenn 40. Mr. Achzinger 41. Brenda Short 42 . Kar1 ~ n Egan 43 . Sara Glick 44. Brett Eppick 45 . Gail Paul 46. Michelle LaPerriere 47. Cindy Cole 48 . Joan Magnie "'19. Chandler Crawford . �Photo Club -Member~ Landis Arnold Cindy Avery Gus Antonopoulos Alicia Breiner Brooke Burton Scarlett Daley Terry Dabney Tony Delphia Kathy Deherrera Virginia Falkenberg Rob Harms Chris Hinton Brian Ipsert Eric Jensen Brian Lackey Kelly Livingston Neal Mondschein Veronica Monley Georgia Panagiotopoul John Peters Pam Peterson Buck Phillips Chris Purfield Poppy Riede Mike Sanchez John Schwartzberg Marty Sodia Paul Taylor Chris Thayer Jeff Woodruff Officers Brett Eppich-President Dave Schnell-Vice President Janet Clark-Sec., Tres. Excursions Great Sand Dunes .M. Denver Art Museum Central City Grand Canyon Sponsors Jim Bloomfield Mike McDanal Photos By: Club Members 109 �Thespians 0 ' I L to R, Row I : Andy Downing, Selma Lewkowitz, Mary Koureminous, Row 2: Cathy Davis, Will Barnes, Sarah Melcher, Ann Yarabeck, Cary Weston, Terri Mondschein, Mary Anne Christy, Chandler Crawford, Row 3: Wendy Massing, Liz Ward, Pam Paxton, Tracy Hollister, hawne Ahleniu , Leslie Crawford, Becky Eichenberger, Paul Lippincott, Kristi Wallace. Row 4: Gretchen Mattox, Jenny Wollerman, Jeff Carey, Marla charf. R w 5: Sarah Pascoe, Kim O'Neil, John Almon, Jenny Larges, Leic Tung, Janice Young, Julia Finnerty. Row 6: Bret Wakefield, (!uentin O'Brien, Dave Doyle. ot Shown: Sarah Bridges. 110 �F r e n c h Parlez-vous francais? The French Club does. And not only do they "parlor," they have lots of fun in the process! Beautiful and fun-loving," Frenchies made being a member very exciting. Learning and fun is what the French Club is all about. Fir t Row L to R : Wendy Wallace, Debra Holle, laire Snelling, Shannon kaife, Pam Pepin, Jeremie James, Marc Gordon . econd Row: Kristi Wallace, Mr. hioya, Beth Rott, Kathy Anderson, Margaret old, Karla Kindred, Karen von Phul. c 1 u b 111 ���r H. E. R. 0. F. H. A. �B 1 e n t 1• a n c e Back Row, left to right; Micheal Hickman, Renee Guess, Steve Keliiholokai, Herman Barrett, Harold Tie, Barry Jones. Third Row left to right: Clarence Thatch, Donna Good, Stephanie Hayword, Thomasha Tann, Micheal Gator. Second Row, left to right: Kim Hicks, Karen Good, Sharon Dawkin , Stephanie Thomas, Adrienne Datsun, Micheal Riley, Jame Alexander . Front Row: Tyrone Allen, Tara Grant, Malcolm Smith, Dede Robin€ite, Bill Morton, Vonzell Sawyer. ot Shown: Ricky Wil on, Evitt Hodge, Tim McLaughlin, Mary Hayne , Ya min Stower , Ronnie Ellerbee. Spon er : Mr . Pat Gatewood, Mi s Tammy Rhone. Front Row, left to right: Ophelia Vivero , Anita Guerrero, Joephie Segura, Lorraine Sanchez, Mr . Vialpondo, Sponser. Middle Row: Jerry DeHerrera, Eugene Martinez, Joe Segura, Norma Vigil, Mike Sanchez, Shelly Archuleta, Chris Garcia, Donna Trujillo. Back Row: Vanes a Montoya, James Trujillo, Pete Royball, Elizabeth Martinez, Julie Areanas. c h • 1 c h a n 0 s u n • 1 d 0 s �A E d n n n e a 0 f K e I I m a n 0 r e c t 8 a s u p e M c a i y a I 0 & E F v e c 0 0 t h 0 e a I m a c n n m m r d 0 0 A s s s i 0 s n n t e t a i 0 e p a r t 0 f E d u c a t i 0 m n e n t n 0 t v i c e E s L e 0 e n e c 0 e v i c 8 e a i F k A r 0 t s f p p h r n d p e w a u r n t e r n A f s 0 n n c a I t n 0 s c a v u t s 0 a t t n p u b I i n e I a t i 0 I M N e k a a n e r t v r k i e s 0 e X R n c g 0 I u • m b i a 1 v e g J 0 h n 0 c r m m e c t 0 u n 0 i t c M e y s h w a r t z b e g c 0 e n v e 0 A u a I I a c g d i e n t e r r e e 0 f i a �c c D 0 e u b b i r t e & U A d d e m v i n i z s t T r r a i t a i I 0 0 I D e D 0 r a e c d r n v e K a r e c 0 t p 0 n u 0 u n b I i M t a t e y e c 0 c D e f e 0 u r f n d t e n c M 0 I T a I n t t 0 v i n N 0 r t 0 n c 0 m m s s i 0 n 0 n i t e a a d s h a w d 0 n g D a t i r 0 r e n c a t I 0 B a n k D M e I r B r n r 0 k e e e c r r r e D e c p u 0 m m u n i t t s c 0 t e I a t i D i s t y R y M 0 0 r e s e s t s i d e c 0 c t u r t A H 0 0 n w 0 u r n s e e y 117 ���-- Oh Very Young What will you leave u thi time? You're only dancin' on this earth for a short while And patche make the goodbye harder still Oh Very Young What will you leave us this time? There will never be a better chance to change your mind And if you want the world to see a better day Will you carry the word of love with you? ... And goodbye make the journey harder still ... Cat Stevens 120 �Berms{ r 121 �Abbot , Am) Adernun , K)lt Aka)ama. Dean To c.:comph h areat thms \\t mu't not onl)" act but dre m, not onl) plan but bchc\C Allen , Ro.:k Some can and \lmc can't, othc~ 1mpl) tl) , In other word . ,.hat 1 the ound of one hand clappong• l S, l 1\ Andc n. fclcc•a Anderson • ...:cnncth Antonopoul~. 1-\<bt<b Archuleta, Shell) rnold, Landi hb), la)nt Baalc) , Vmccnt G)mna tiC) , Scmmar Barber, John Barnc. \.\-111 Barrett , Fclu:-a Thmk not that )OU can gu•dc the coune: or love for IO\'C, af ll find you ..,.,orth) -will guadc )OUr cou~c Barr), Martha Barth, Lori Barton, Mca~n Bcaumann. Ann Bt kltr, Alhson Btl)ea. Clark Concert Band. Jan Band . R&\lcr tnps; Scmmar; Jyr letter vars S(Xccr 122 ki Club; �Bcnngcr, Cindy Berman, Mark We li"'IY d1d feel the umc. ~c JU t u~ It from a d1ffcrcnt po1nt Of VIC~ Beverly, Tanya Bma. Adnan Blian. James Bla1r, Patnc1a Our s~cctc~t onas arc thO!'>C of ddc t thought Blake, Pamela Cheer! der, Jr Escort, Pep Club, Student Council. International Club; Volleyball; Tenn" Blanken h1p, Valcnc Bolin, Saundra Bollhoefer, Art Bo)kln. Patnc1a Bradley, Peter Bndge , Sarah Live each day to the fullest for time ha a funny way of hppang away Bnsco. Tern Brlec•c. llll) Brooke, Blau All the ~onder seck arc within yourself. )OU Brown, arlton Brown, K1m Brown, Roma Bryant, David 123 �Brun,, olec:n let Chnst be your II ht and you'll never walk n darkn Be an Opttm t, you'll hve longer Burton. Br"'~' Bund\ D ''d Bur h rdt Su. I'll ho.c m) 1fe the .... ay I thml h uld be '~o:o~u c I' c onl r.ot a moment ond a •hole .... orld )Cl tO I'CC It Burn • Hu~h Burrell, 1\:enncth Bu~d. ·u 1 Bu coc. Terri B)rd. Rtchard Campbell. ll.ctth .. T,.tn~ •• andelana, \ianuel Cao. Thong Carg11l, Gloria arlm. Kathleen Carruthen.. Jacob arter. Allen Gymna 11 Club; VIC arter, Karen Carter. Randy Ca taneda. Donna ha:a.c. Juhc Volleyball (all ctty. 11); Ba~ketball. Tenn1 II, 12~ River lnJb 124 �Clark , Janet (lcworlh, Monty Co1art, Calvtn Crawford, Chandler If you can amagtnc tl , you ~.:an achacvc 11 , Jr you can dream 1t. you can be •t Davod, Glenda Da\lts, Robert Lofe 1 full of ups and d "'n If you try you c-.tn ma c: II I plan to attend C at Boulder Dean, Troy Deleon. Becky I .,.,,11 not follow v.hcrc the pathy ma~ lead . but I "'" go ...,here there 1 no path nd leave a tratl Delphia. Tony DeRos.e, Diane Doane, Kim I wall not follow ""here the path may lead, but I wall go where there IS no path and leave a trail. Dod. Scott Dulacko, Mary "My Brothers• Who ts more rc pon iblc than a gull who find and follow a mcanmg, a h1ghcr purpose for life'?" Dun~combe, Oamclle DVraght, Jcnee Egan, Karen Be glad of life because it ga ... es you a chance to love and to \lrOrk and to play and to look up at the star Ellerbee, Veronica Endcrlctn, Conna Fpp1ch, Brett Evan • Mtchacl 125 �laor, Chcr)l F-allcnbcra. \araama Su c • To lau&h often and love mu~.:h . to lind the best 1n otbcn. and to &1\C of one' elf • tha 1 to have uccccded fau . Rand) Ferran, Angela Fizer, Daane Flannery, Mike Franklin. Renee Freyla, Robcn Fu Donna Gandy. Scon G1ffurd. Barh ra Gilbert, Collcnc Black Student I on, >\lliancc, Jun1or Prc·mcd, Chc Club Golbcn, Joy~ I have aoal to achieve, ta to perform, dream to make true, and the confidence to do II Gliek, Sara Goldbcra. Elise Gore, Terry Gotaa. Enk Graham. Ocbb1c G ra Jcr. R•chard Green. Gary 126 �Green, Juhc The rambow IS more bf:auuful than the pot at the end of at be au"'oe the rambo""' ts now and the pol never turn out to be qu•te -.hat I upc(tcd Green, Randy Greene , Alan Greer, M1chacl Gregory. Tern l.O\IC i like quick alvcr tn the hand Leave the ringer open and it \tay Clutch it and It dart away Grocan. Mary Grov~. B)'ron Guerrera, Raphat'l Gu . Sherry Halley, he1la Halverson. Jay Hampton, M1ke Ha)ncs, Michael He1hger. Dc:bby If you love somethmg, let 11 go free 1r it never come back, It wa n't meant to be If ll doe return, u' youn forever to love. ll c1mcrl, Lucille ll erbold, L1s.a Hernandez, Atoncuc Herron, Amy Herron. ara My mmd 1 al-.ay open for Improvement, thu makmg me a student of the "A-Orld forc,.. cr H ill, R IC k 127 �llolton , Layne llondclman , Beth Hmtcrrcatcr, ullccn Hocker, 'Aark llod~c. Renee IIO>Ca, Roger lh>.~o.ard. -\1 rtan Huffer , l) nne Hu~t. Tracy lchi hila Fauh Jacolbon, Roy The only on who will be really happy are those ~ho "'ill have 'ought and found how to serve Jensen. Bruce Jc-ctt, \t nt1a Johnson . ( h.1rlc JohMlon. Daren Jonc . Bo~rr) Bt.•d. l U'-C 1 not a fan " a dr.tma a hrc and ~~ T am1ng of prcc1ous Afncan 11• madn bJrfiCf, moo1hc had~ a 1mplc or ffiU H.:, IIIUffil• nat•ons, peal.:C Jones, Elizabeth Dclagate Assembly, Vica Juarc7, Daana hccrlcadcr, FBLA, Jr Escort. L()) hicano pom. Pep Unido • Pom- lub, Student Coun· cil, Student Advisory Commit- tee. Hold•ng Po""cr Comm•ttce Keol, Kathy The m~t dafficult 1h1ng m life 1 to know yourM:If Kel.o. Rachel 128 �~•nca•d . Kendall Kong. Greg Km;hhof, Katie K1r ten , Marty Kuchcn , R1ck Go for u! 11 Kle1n , Amy Kol)asllpm, Suna1cc Kral, Tandy Knchev!.ky. "'aney \1} thought 1 hke the tream It nows and follows you on for ever. Labadie, Harry Lambrecht, Su. an La Pcrncre, M !Chelle Lee. T1moth) Lobato, Julie Long. Rebecca Lope1, L.ou•!te Magmc, Joan Marlin John Martin, Kenneth Masters, Ken 129 �1 une. lew: ~1 \ . k:cnn\ 8.1 ctball: ( ros Track \h:( art), Grc1 \h.:( lam, R ha"'n (ountry, ~h.:( ca ... c, Bru,c \1 Clung. 1-: thlcen \1,-<:ollum. Ruth and ou "'ant the "' rid to s.cc a better da)·""•ll )OU carry the \\.'ord of Lo ... c '-'Jlh ,r )OU') ~1cD<lmel , Ton)a \1ckhcr, S.rah ~ende1 , I bel \.icrccr, Sue \1e)er , Gregor) [·d"'oud M1caud. Kia Moddleton, Cond} Mole., Mochelle Black Students Alliance , Cheerleader, Croquet Club, IliA, lnternallonal Relation . Jr Achie\lement, Jr Escort, auonal Honor Soc1ety, Pre· Med, Pep Club R"er TroJ>'. Sko Club M1ller, Karen M tiler , M 1Ck1 M1llcr, Regina Motchell, Greg Moore, Scott 130 �Morton. Wtlham Mosgovoy, 8 rb Mund • Gayle Murray. Tom aruethep. Chabuda aylor, Glen l'ielson, Robert God grant me the screntt) to 1ccept the th•na I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can , and the dom to know dtfference clson, Robtn elllcs. Lachelle Black Students Alliance. J r Escort ational Honor octety, Pep Club guyen, Cuona orman, Kathy Olander, Enc O'Leary, Shannon O'Malley. Patnck O.ckcl, Karen trom, Sandra Otero, Maria Para«.:hmt, Debra oncert Band, Dance Club, National Honor Society, Premed, RiYer Trape.. Wrc tlercue Paul, Gail Paul, Thoma 131 �Pearl, Barbara Pcar~on, Duane Pcrnn, Uarnct Perry, D1anc Peterson. Pam Phollopo, Andrea Each moment of the year has its own beauty, a pacturc which has never been ccn before and wh1ch agam hall nc..,cr be ccn Phollops. '-iaryellen Pitcher. !\:ate And I vr1 h )'OU all the IO\IC an ohe "orld but m t of all w1sh 1t from my~lr Quock, Dale Randall. ancy Reece. Bret Reschak. Brad Hiking lub, River Trips, R 0 T C .. Semonar, VI A Rochardson, Jeff Roede, Poppy To be nobody but you.-..clf an a v..orld wtuch 1 lr)lnl 1b hardett mght and day to make )OU like everybod)' el~. meam co right the hard t battle there IS and ne..,cr top llghtmg Roach. Donald Robm~n. ndra What 1 a man's profit 1f he hall gaan the whole ,.orld and lo.e ha own soul" Rodnguc1, Anna M Some people are goang to hkc me and ~me people aren't, so I might a \o\CII ~ me_ At least I'll know lhal lhe people who like me, l1kc me Romer. Chn Keep alive -.uhm me a passionate dchght and a great gcntlcn , and help me to be to the \lcry end. fully human Rooe, Lesley Rooc:, Mochael 132 I �Rucker. Kellie Rupp, Amy Ryan. Mall 'aw)er. John Scharrer. Lance Schlagel, Bob Schuhz, Carol Schwarllberg, John Scott, Lorrame Segal, Daneil She1l, Eli1.abeth Shepard, Terry Shoeboot, Ehubeth Short, Brenda Shur. M1ke Sid.,..cll . atahe Don't be afratd to dream; .,..,thout drcarru and hope life .... ould be a narro .... road soins nowhere Simmon , Jame Siro'iatk.a, Btll Slaughter, Damtta Jr Escort, Pep Club, International Club. 8\)ard of Educatton Commutec, Career Educauon enter laughter, D'nc 133 �Sl). Donna rm read) mall, Stac1 Smtth, Beth Sn)der, Sherry! Somer, Lenore ·Ieven .... Kuk Stott. Sam Strong, Wilham Struble, W1lham The t1mc t now here to depart, Lca..,mg all bchmd, but our lifelong fncnd~h•r..,, and mcmonc of our da)), of red and while Surge.... John Tomorrow ""Ill I l1vc, the fool doe:. say; Toda) "'elr 100 late~ the ,., h"cd )C. tcrda} ·,.am, Ellen Tharp, Ron Thoma~. Joyce Thomas, Kcllh Thorne, Donald T1ronc. Paul Tooley, Ketth I've enJoyed m) year at l·a~t and I'll miss thi~ great M.:hool Topham, Carol)n Typher, Jud) VJcan., fdv.ard 134 �"- (lOU, Pam "'•1\.er. Sharon \\ Haec \\end) \\ abh, l'alh) S tl 1nto tomorro~. l1v1ng day 10 da) Thai' all I can afford to do and all I'll ever pay i a ong to smg to thank you for malong me ahve \\ abh, Thoma• \\ahon , Sand) rd . Robert hmgton. Bobbac Gtrls' Gymna tu.: Team (lOth 12th). Honorary Cadcl , Jr I >con, Pep Club. R.O T C, Honorary Cadet Drall Team "'a "'a \\oatanas.athorn, !'.u""at "'at\.Jn!t, Ken ~chncr, Ru t) \\oembcrg. Mathe~ ()clcgate A\\cmbly. Nauonal tlonor Societ)'. Raver Trap-.. Student Councal. Ska Club. Spolhghl, Fuchd1an Club. Tcnna Team. Juno•r U her \\-ell • Barb The bc~t 'kay to kno"" life 1 to love many thma~ \\ohuc. [;arl Ba>kctball Whttc, Wend) Wilbur, Andy 'WJiker;on, Ph1lhp W•lkln\, Darlene Wommack, Gaylan \\<renn, Greg God dadn't make little green •pple 135 �\ orobc<k. \nn Be beauuful tn •de m )OUr he rt .... uh the I ung ~harm of a ~cntlc and lJUICt pmt 'A htch I ~0 prCCIOU Zook, Bob \\-allcr. o. . a~nc Seniors 136 �137 �-- Life is a journey, not a destination. 138 �139 �Adam, Shawn Afflack, Jack Allsup, Gary Andrew , Lucretia Ashford, Mary Barnwall, Kathy 140 Ahrens, Ashley Almon, Mary Appenzeller, Mary Kaye Banman, Sue Beaird, Paul Akridge, Carolyn Altman, Mardi Arenas, Julie Barefield, John Bell, Troy Albertelli, Paul Anderson, Jarae Armendarez, Linda Barley, Gwyn Benerman, Bill Ander on, Julie Arnold. Thor Barnes, Lisa Ben on, Clay �Berdahl, Laurie Boxer, Mara-Kaye Breiner, Alicia Burnam, Harold Bibb, Janerra Boyle, Kevin Brown, Tracy Carpenter, Carol Bichler, Denise Blake, Tracie Bradley, Mary Buckner, Diane Carter, Edward Brackett, Leigh Bruce, Lynne Carramella, Michelle Boone, Judy Brannon, Debralene Bueno, Debbie Carvatt, Kirk .~ ,·: ... ~- ......, ..... - ~ . .. .-1 Casey, Mike Castleman, Reggie Cavitt, Jacqueline Chavez, Joe Chavez, Lori 141 �heney, John lark, Carrie Clark, ooper, Henry oda, Fred Covode, William Culpepper, Larry Dabney, Troy Damian, Diane Dawson, De ha Deane, Kate Dotson, Adriano 14 2 Dowis, Rosie teve Clarke, Patty Coleman, Trenna Crable, Shawna Crite , Darren Davis, Charles Dawkins, Shari Decker, Linda Demos, Anastasia Dorval, Mike Duensing, Dean Duncan, Mary Durst, Sheri �Elliot, Jame Egan, Debbie Embleton. Monica Embleton, Sue Erickson, Diane Feder, Shereen Fo ter, Drew Fox, Curtis Fuller, Veronica Garcia, Dominica Essig, Richard Farrow, Richard Freyta, Sandra Friedman, Deborah Fujii, Roger Garcia, Li a Gardner, Robyn Gardner, Sarah Gilland, Marc Goldberg, Elissa Gooch, Amy Goode, Donna Goodloe, Stephanie Goick, Cheryl Gordon, Marc 143 �Gotlin, Dawn Gould, Juliette Grant, Tara Greenblatt, Jeff Grossman, Vonnie Guerra, Ernest Haaker, Bev Hahn, evin Haine, Daya Hall, Orlando Haralampopoul, John Harri , Delecia Hartnett, Matt Hartwell, Kevin Harvey, Carol Hathoway, Margee Haynes, Mary Hayward, tephanie Hender hot, Susan Hernandez, Yolanda Hickman, Michael Hocker, Tyrone Hodges, Alan Holland, Charles 144 �Holland, Mike Hoover, Barbara Hormon, herry Ho kin, Paul Houlehan, Mary Huston, James Hutchm on, Jamie lp en, Brian Ironshell, Fred Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Stella Jakicic, Carol Jara, Elizabeth Jenson, James Jepson, There a Johnson, Mike Johnson, Phyllis Johnson , Randy Johnson, Robert Jones, Kenny Jones, Lonnie Kachidurian, Jana Kahie, Mark Keable , Chri tine 145 �Kellman, Edna Kemp, Anne King, Celeste 146 Kennedy, Li a Kilfoyle, Pete Kindred, Karolette Knight, Graham Knudson, Monica Koeppe, Julie Kouremenou , Maria Lackey, Monty Landrum, Shannon Klein, Ellen Koktavy, Kri Konkol, Robert Law, Fritz Lewis, Alan Lewis, Steve Long, Kyle Lovitt, Brad Lucey, Patty Lippintott, Paul Luke, Margaret Livingston, Kelly Luna, Eric �MacCluskey, Li a Maislahn, Brad Mack, Tawana Mack, Jeff Manter, Charle Manter, Doug Martin, Debra Martinez, David Martinez, Eugene Mauries, James Maybury, Anita McCormick, Kathleen McLellan, Connie McNiel, Lolita Mad en, colt Marshbank, Melvin Martinez, Tom McCraner, Andy Meade, Kelly Mensing, Jill Maisel on, Steven Martin, Dave Masterson, Carrie McGann, Clay Meyer, Phil 147 �Miller, Kevin Mims, Veronica Myers, Suzanne Nahula, Teri Anne Nelson, Sally Nelson, Sharon Norem, Melissa Owens, Lache 148 Mondschein, Terri Norton, Yvonne Parham, Eric Munds, Martha Mustoe, Christopher Neal, Scott Negley, Holly Nelson, Lynne Nevins, Victor Nold, Jenny Nordman, Tanna Nuechterlein, Eric OBrien, Craig Osborne, Tina Parry, Amy Pascoe, Sarah Paul, David �Perkins, Tina Perham, June Paxton, Pam Peterson, Rick Peterson, Lisa Pounds, Keely Price, Sharon Pritchard, Lee Quick, Kathy Reavey, Marcie Reedy, Sheila Regas, Diane Renzelman, Kim Richmond, Melanie Roberts, Tricia Robinson, Rachel Robnett, Deirdre Rose, Anne Ro ella, Lori Rozelle, Eric Sagara, Terri Salz, Michelle Roybal, Pete Sanchez, Lorraine Sanchez, Michael 1<49 �Scharf, Marla Shosky, Sue Slu er, Hal Smixon, Kristie Stanton, Maria 150 Schnell, David Shwayder, Bonnie Smith, Allan Smixon, Mark Starett, Greg Seney, Roxanne Sinopoli, Lisa Smith, Mike Snelling, Claire Stavola, Karen Shepard, Kevin Skaife, Shannon Smith, Monica Snyder, Judy Steele, Pamela Shoffetall, Clark Skopinski, Tracey mith, Regina odia, Marty Steele, Shari �Stevenson, Julie Strong, Joe Thain, Randy Tooley, Phylli Vigil, Norma Stewart, Ralph Struble, Richard Thayer, Kri tine Topham, Le lie YonPhul, Karen Stin on, Stephanie Stupka, Donald Tholen, Ted Trace, JoAnne Yon trohe, pence Stowers, Yasmin Suiter, Scott Timmons, Angus Treffinger, Karen Waits, uzi Stromer, Sue Tann, Thomasha Toll, ed Vicars, Donna Wallace, Kristi 151 �Weller, Sherry Weaver, John Whelan, Jennifer White, Cecilia Williams, Donald Williams, Tina Wilson, Brendalyn Wollerman, Jenny Wood, Pam Wulfsohn, Michael Yarter, Carole York, Kim Zeiman, Barb Zervos, icky Agnew, Julie Maura, Shannon Van Velkinburgh, Sue 152 ��In the quest of life, cast a wide net. 154 �155 �Abbott, Carrie Abila, Juamta Adamson, Ralph Ahlenius, hawne Aldrich, Denard Alie, Steve Allen, Jennifer Almon, John Anderson, Kathryn Anderson, Linda Anderson, Willie Andrew , Trudy Archuleta, Rudy Armas, Mary Armendariz, Blanca Arroyo, Steven A hby, Tad Bakogianis, Ada Barber, Alex Barr, Donald Barrett, Herman Barth, Randy Barton, Walter Beadle, Mike Beardshear, Casey Behrendsen, Davona Berardini, Mark Bell, Kathrine Bennett, Beth Bi hop, Carla 156 �Bishop, Kristi Bi hop, Michelle Bishop, Terri Blaine, Yvonne Bocciarelli, Brad Boucher, Paul Bowers, Wendy Bradley, Scott Branscombe, Merry Bridge , Cameron Brent, Susan Bron don, Kevin Brown, nita Brown, Cheryl Brown, Laura Brown, Paul Brown, Valerie Brown, Vincent Brubaker, Debbie Bruce, Barbara Bruns, Eileen Burdette, Patti Burke, Sharon Burrell, Leslie Cain, Craig ampbell, David Carter, Karen Carlin, Theresa Carroll, Greg arroll, Joyce 157 �a tleberry, aren hipman, Jeff hri ty, Mary Anne hwirka, usan lark, Carla Clark, George Clark, Margaret Clarke, Peggy Clark, Wendi Cline, Craig Cole, Jonathan Colegrove, Abby Cooksey, George oomb, Robyn owen, K1m Craft, Carolyn Craven, Olivia Crawford, Le lie Crite , Valerie Cromar, Sharon Cunningham, Paul Danner, Susan Davis, Dalya Davi, Gina Davi , helly Dea, Tom Dean, Tammy Deibert, Kevin Deitrich, Lori Delphin, Tim 158 �Derr, Heidi Diaz, Marla Doane, Marty Dresen, Davtd Dulacki, tna Dunn, Kathy Dunning, Traci dwards, Tyrone ichenberger, Becky Ellis, John Elli on, Mario Embry, Kim Espey, Li a Evan , Clarence vans, Kenny Evans, Kevin Evans, Rebecca Flakenberg, Elizabeth Farland, Wendy Farmer, Lalana Faulding, Denise Feltman, Jeff Fiscus, Brad Flerry, Bethea Foster, Denise Fox, Kevin Frankenburg, Kurt Franklin, Steve Frazier, Van Fujii, Kathy 159 �Garc1a, Dan Giron, Jamie Glover, heri Godec, Monty Goick, ristin Gomez, Joan Goode, Karen Gossard, Mary Greenberg, Carolyn Grogan, J1m Grove, Monica Guerra, Marco Hahn, Westen Hallister, Tracy Halver on, Wendi Hambuch, Laura Hampton, Jeffery Hampton, Tammy Han en, Li a Harm, Rob Harris, Alphon a Harris, Cherilyn Hartfield, Chri Hartlaub, Steve Haubenchild, Debbie Haynes, Donnie Hayne , Leann Hendry, Benjamin Henry, Rhonda Herlinger, Matt 169 �Herron, Mike Hick, Kim Hinton, Kri Hodges, Rob Holle, Debra Holme , Angela Holmes, Cindy Holmes, Rhonda Hopkins, Michael Howell, Lana Hruza, Karl Huckfeldt, Claire Huffer, Beth Hutchinson, David I rrera, Debbie Jack on, Wayne Jame , Jeremie Jara, Anthony Jecminek, Julie Jefferson, Byron Jenkins, Ron Jensen, Eric John on, Frederic John on, Rachel Jone , Daveen Jones, Jo eph Jone, Kim Jo eph, Victoria Kahane, Jeff Kates, Ben 161 �Keil, Jeff Kennedy, Kevin Kenoly, Lloyd Ke elman, Mark Klinkerman, Steve Kimmell, Joe Kmcaid, Karen Kinsman, Chris Kirchof, Chris Kirchof, Julie K1tchen, Valerie Konkol, Mary Kordiak, Dan Krywoni , Mark LaBadie, teven Lackey, Brian Landrum, Sherri Larges, Jenny Latsis, Jim Lavington, Steve Leali, anette Lederer, Seth LeDuke, Harry Levine, Deborah Linzy, Toniette Lobough, Ed Labough, Linda Lopez, Yvonne Lowe, Louahn Lubeck, Dan 162 �Luca , Darryl MacKelvie, Tom Marasco, Donald Marshall, Jerome Martelon, Doug Martin, Tony \1artinez, Jo eph Martinez, Elizabeth Mau , Jeff May, Jeannine McCollum, Dawn McDougall, Manfred McGhee, Carmella McLaughlin, Kayleen Medina, James Mejia, Robby Meyer, John Middleton, Glenda Miles, Ron Miller, Dianne Miller, Le helle Mil ap, Cheryl Mitchell, ndre Miyazawa, Jodell Molock, carlet Mondscheim, Nea Monley, Sarah Morgan, nthony Motz, Andy 163 �Mundt, Mar hall Murdock, Graunt Murray, Kathy el on, Inger elson, teve imomiya, Je e Mold, Margaret orcro s, Eric uanes, cott uane , Vanes a uechterlein, Lois Ogle, Jon Olander, Chris ONeill, Kim Oswald, helly Paige, Greg Panagiotopoul, Georgia Parry, Laura Pena, Theresa Pepin, Pam Pepper, Marla Peters, John Pette , Jackie Phillips, Buck Phillips, David Picher, Alison Pitts, Jim Pogzeba, Mike Polk, Jonathan Price, Dana 164 �Quiat, Matthew Ramirez, Cathy Ray, Kevin Redd1c, andy Reed, Ton:r Reum, teve R1chard, Jennifer R1chie, Gene Riesenman, Amy Rogers, Kim Rogers, Malcolm Roger , eil Rohrs, Philip Rott, Beth Roy, Lola Ruben tein, Karen ahabuddin, Budi alazar, Jamie coggins, abra chofield, Chri chupp, Jay cott, Ricky ear, Kevin heehan, Mary Sheffield, Cathy hoff tall, Drevvis immon , Tonya laughter, Cortney oria, Donna tanton, Meli a 165 �Steuart, Sheryl Stevens, Craig Stevenson, Monica Stewart, Richard uazo, Elvera Sutherland, Lon Takatsuka, Greg Templin, Ann Thomas, helby Thoma , Stephanie Thomp on, Laurie Thompson, Patrick Timmons, Della Tooley, Brian Touri , John Tucker, colt Tyler, Arthur chida, John Ulibarri, Jesse Vanvelkinberg, Iris Varela, Jeri Vaughn, Frances Vigil, herry Wade, Jonathan Walker, Darren Walsh, Angela Ward, Kelli Watkins, Theresa Webb, Allen Webb, Tony 166 �Wehner, David Wehner, Robert West, Deborah W elmore, cott Wiley, Aaron Williams, Anne Williams, Karen Williams, Matthew Wilson, Brendalyn Wortham, Wanda Yara, Lorri Zavala, Brenda Zervo , Strati Zurek, Lucille Tahy, Linda 167 �168 �169 �"The educational process should afford each of us an opportunity to guide our energies toward new and expanded horizons." John J. Astuno 170 �Martha Nelson -Vice-Principal Edward Callowa) -Asst. Principal 171 �Achziger, Harry -Student Activitie Bailey, Margaret -Language Bedore, Curtis -Mathematics Batey, Sam -Advisor Berger, Elsa -Mathematic 172 Biffle, Jerome -Counselor �Bloomfield, Jame -Science Boatright, Warren -Mathematic Bobb, Don -Science Bowen, Ida -Special Education Braverman, Madelyn -English Breen, Jay -Social Worker 173 �Brownell, Tom - pecial Education Call, Alice - College counselor Carruther , Daisey - English Cisneros, Pam - Physical Education Clo e, Robert - Industrial Education Clerihue, AI - Art 174 Craig, Ann - Mathematics �Craig, Roger -Physical Education Dahms. Pollard -Bu iness Education Daniel, Lawrence -English Dean, Jackie -Physical Education Davis, Catherine -English Deasy, Claudia -English Dohe, JoAnn -Home Economics 175 �Ellison, Tom -Mathematic Eckerling, Studies Wayne Escobedo, Arturo - Counselor -Social Fruland, Judy -Advisor Fair, Mack -Science Feeney, Sheila -Social Studies ~latow, Eleanor -Counselor Fuller, Dorothy -Engli h �Gaide, Marjorie -Art Gatewood, Patricia -Social Studies Gerner, Mary -Language Goelz, Ja~;quelyne -Busine s Education Groff, Regis - Social Studies Guinn, James -Music Greenlee, Lewis -Social Studie 177 �/ Hardy, Augusta -Business Education Hanna, Deanna - urse Henry, Jean -Counselor Herr, J. Frederick -Mathematics Henry, Linda -English Hoops, James -Mathematics 178 �Hudson, H . Ashley-Industrial Education Hussey, Robert-Social Studies Howell, Farrel-Science And gladly would he learn and gladly teach --Chaucer Johnson, Patricia-Engli h Keinon, Irwin-English 179 ���Minick, Virginia-Language Nelson, Richard-English Neuhalfen, Phil-Audio Visual oonan, Gerald-Band Oppenheim, Ruth-Mathematics Olin, Clifford-Physical Education Noonan, Gerald-Social Studies 182 �Pitzen, Sam -(MSG) ROTC Peters, David -Special Education Rudel, Joan -Business Education Pearson, Eloise -Librarian Russ, Kathy -Physical Education Searles, Marcia -Special Education Schraeder, Rick -Mathematics 183 �Seiler, Calvin -API Senier, Woodrow -Industrial Education Shioya, Milton -Language Smith, Price -Social Studies Spurlin, William -Social Studies Spaulding, Barbara -English Stewart, Herbert -Industrial Education 184 �Tafoya, Tia -Art Strickland, Richard -Science Stewart, Sherilyn -Special Education Takata, Sayoko -Busine Education Torres, Lloyd -Industrial Education Vialpando, Pat -Social Studies Vickers, Evva -English 185 ���Fuller, Kathy LaCouture, Art Aides Wilson, Rebecca Santo, 188 icotera �Lunchroom Staff Back Row, L to R· Cagahara, Cordie; Carter, Ina; Reese, Corine; Brownrigg, Eloi e; Middle Row, L to R: Becker, Shirley; Tabarez, Esther; Stribling, Walterine; McGarth, Belle; Front Row, L to R: Earley, Roberta; Montoya, Elaine; Dully, Mary Jane; Gierwatoski, Irene Pratt, Florence Jones, Otis Custodians: (L to R): Keen, Billy; Nelson, Dallas; Hampton, Bob; Crews, Bob; LaBurda, Bill; Rae!, Gilbert; Sena, Ralph; Muniz, Eloy 189 �'I ��In dedication to Brian Lee: "A teacher affects eternit ; he can never tell where his influence stops." �Jean Henry Judy Fruland c 1 Farrell Howell Bill McGinnis Gladys Ligon a s s s p 0 Art Milman n Ruth Oppenheim Anne Wickliffe 193 �Sarah Bridges - Editor Anne Rodriquez - Co-Editor Fritz Law - Head Photographer Lynne Bruce - Album Editor Carol Harvey - Clubs & Activities Editor Michelle LaPerriere - Art Editor Erik Gotaas - Sports Editor Ruth McCollum - Copy Editor �) Amy Gooch - Co-Editor Sports Poppy Reide - Co-Editor Copy Layne Hilton - Co-Editor Art Bev Haaker - Album Mardi Altman - Album Julie Green - Album Natalie Sidwell - Copy Nancy Krichevsky - Copy Lauren Ant - Copy Virginia Falkenberg - Photographer Kris Thayer - Photographer Tony Delphia - Photographer Dave Martin - Photographer MaraKaye Boxer - Clubs & Activities Mr. Irwin Keinon - Sponser 195 �Euclidean Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Fred Herr, '\1arc Gordon, Jonathon Parkinson, Matt Weinberg, Mike Rose. Rachel Lederer, Randy Fau , TOP ROW L TO R: Brooke Burton, Dean Akiyama, Andy Wilbur, Bob Zook, Keith Campbell. F 0 D ROW L TO R: Landis Arnold, Brett Eppich, Mary Dulacki, Keith Tooley. THIRD ROW L TO R. atalie idwell, Kia Micaud, Ruth Me ollum, K1m Doane. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Rebecca Long, Janet lark, Carrie. OT SHOW : Poppy Riede. STICK IT IN 'IOUR WIC.KET.1 '? ~~ ~ �R e d c r 0 s s Left to Right; Mrs. Bowen, Sponsor; Leslie Burrell, Terri ahulu, Vice-President; Karolette Kindred, Publicity. Not Shown: Arthur Tyler, Secretary; Donna Weather poon, Elizabeth Jone , andra Ostrom, President. I n t e r nc a 1 t u • 1 b 0 n a 1 BACK ROW L TO R: Abeul La Joudah, Cuong guyen, ntonette Hernandez, Val Blankenship, Isabel Mendez, Joanne Golfinopoulou, Ann Baumann, Lynn Huffer, Elia Otero, Kate Pitcher, Megan Barton, Carole Yarter, Rick Hill, Claire Snelling, Mohammed Hadi10n, mir Mazoochi, Kayleen McLaughlin, Aria Marandi, Joe Jones, Panya Marantgulwang, Thanes c acara, uwot Watanasathorn . econd Row L TO R: Iran ahabuddm, Thing Cao, Yolanda Hernandex, Virginia Minick, Chri te Wallace, Donna Fujii, Michelle LaPerriere, Marina Galkina, Zareh Anvar, Liliane Benzazon, Fariba ovin. LA T ROW L TO R : Chatsuda aruethep, ivilai ayapathoum, Hiep Pham, Farzad Novin, Sumalee Kalya iopin. -~ ��r r r ..• f ~ ~ l1 I • ~.~ I l ' ~ r r r \ L L. f 1'l9 �II ����Index 204 E lOR Abbott, Amy Alderman, Kyle; 37, 60, 122 Ak:yama, Dean; 26, 5, 7, 10 • 122, 196 Aleltander, James; 26, 60 !ford, Willie: Allen, Rock: 122 Ander on, Bayonne; Ander~on, Felecia; 122 Ander on, Kennith, 122 Ant, Laurene; 113, 116, 195 Anonopoulos, Kostas; 122, 109 Anvar, Zohren, 197 Archuleta, Shell}: 122 Arnold, Land1s; 22, I 09, 122, 196 A hby, Layne; 122 Baca, Barbara: Bailey, Vincent; 122 Barber, John; 53, 122 Barber, Raymond; Barne , Will; 92, 102, 110, 122 Barrett, Felice; 42, 112, 122 Barry, Darren; 113 Barry, Maria; 122 Barth, Laurie; 122 Barton, Meagon; 32, I 0 , 122, 197 Baughman, Steele Baumann, Bever!}: 101, 102, 116, 122, 197 Beck, Dave; Beckler, Allison; 108, 122 Bell, John; Belyea, Clark; 23, 122 Bendilten, Henry: 13 Bergan, Raundel; Beringer, Cindy; 113, 123 Berman; Mark; 123 Bing, Adrian, 123 Blaine, James; 123 Bla1r, Edna; Blair, Pamela; 94, 97, 123 Blake, Pamela, 35, 42, 123 Blanken hip, Valene; 90, 91, 123, 197 Bolin, andra; 123 Bollhoeffer, Arthur; 90, 91, 123 Bollinger, Ann Boyd, Karen Boykm, Patricia; 123 Bradley, Brian; Bradley, Peter; 123 Brad haw, Terrie; 117 Brashear , Ricky Bndges, Sarah; 31, 91, I 02, 110, 123, 194 Bn co, Ten; 123 Brlelic, Lilly; 112, 123 Brooke, Blair; 90, 91, 123 Brooks, Roslyn; Brown, Carlton; 123 Brown, Cynthia; Brown, Kim, 123 Brown, L1sa; Brown, Roma; 123 Bruns, Colleen; 124 Bryant, David; 113, 123 Bundy, David; 25, 124 Burkhardt, Susan; 31, 87, 108, 124 Burn , Debra; Burns, Hugh; 124 Burrell, Kenneth; 124 Burton, Jr., Gerald; I 09, 124, 296 Byrd, Regmald; 124 Byrd, Richard, 94 aldwell, Sandra; Campbell, Keith, 12, 10 , 124, 196 Candelana, Manuel; 113, 124 Cao, Thong; 124, 197 Cargill, Gloria, 124 Carlin, Kathleen; 124, I 08 Carroll, Kelly; Carter, Allen; 113, 124 Carter, Karen; 88, 97, 124 Carter, Randall; I 0 , 124 Ca idy, John; Ca taneda, Donna; 124 Ca tlberry, Roy; Chaney, Jeffery; 87 Cha e, Julie; 35, 58, 124 Chavez, Ricardo; Cheng, Lin Ching; 112 lark, Janet, 35, 6, 7, I 0 , 109, 125, 196 Clark, Jeffery Cleworth, Monty; 37, 93, 102, 108, 123 Cloud, Arthur; 113 Cohen, Richard; Cole, Cindy; I 0 I, I 08 Coleman, India Cooper, Debra Cooper, Jame Cozart, Calvin; 26, 87, 88, 125 Craft, Stephen Crandsll, Debra Crawford, Chandler; 108, 110 125 Crite , Darren Dabney, Terry; 109 Davidson, Daniel Davi , Glenda; 125 Davi , Ju tin; Dav1 , Lmda; 110 Davis, Robert, 125 Davi, Ros1e Dean, Troy; 25, 125 Decker, Linda Deherrera, Arthur Deherrera, Jerry Delatorre, Alice Deleon, Rebecca; 58, 125 Delphia, Anthony; I 09, 125, 195 Depper chmidt, Ja on; 113 Derose, Diane; 125 Dew1spelaere, Miranda Doane, Kimberley; I 08, 125, 196 Dock, cott, 37, 125 Duhaime, Rosemary Duke, Rolfe Dulacki, Mary; 86, 87, 108, 125, 196 Dun combe, Danielle; 125 Dwight, Jenee; 42, 91, 125 Egan, Karen; 32, I 08, 125 Elder, Craig; 91 Ellerbee, Veronica, 42, 91, 125 Enderlem, arina; 125 Eppich, Brett; 32, 93, 108, 109, 196 Erickson, Diana van , M1chael; 26, 125 Fair, heryl; 126 Falkenberg, Virginia; 32, 108, 109, 126, 195 Fa us, Randy; I 08, 126, 196 Ferrari, Angela; 126 Field , Dewayne Fizer, Diane, 126 Flannery, Michael; 126 Flynn, Jim Franklin, Anthony: Franklin, Renee; 126 Freyta, Robert, 126 Frideberg, teve Fujii, Donna, 87, 101, 108, 126, 197 Gaddi , Robert; 113 Gagnon, Chuck Gaiter, Michael; 26 Game, Peggy Gandy, colt; 90, 91, 126 Garcia, Eleanor; 13 Gifford, Barbara; 126 Gifford, u an; 113 Gilbert, ollette; 126 Gilbert, Joyce; 126 Gillespie, Michael Ginn, Thoma Glick, ara; I 0 , 126 Goldberg, Eli e; 126 Gore, Terry; 126 Gotta , Eric; 126, 194 Graham, Debra; 126 Grant, Tina Grant, Vonya Gra ler, Richard; 126 Grayson, James Green, Garry; 126 Green, Julie; 113, 127, 195 Green, Randy; 127 Greene, Alan; 127 Greer, M1chael; 127 Gregory, Terri; 88, 127 Grogan, Mary; 127 Grove , Byron; 127 Grubb , Bonme; Guerrero, Raphael; 13, 127 Gues , herry; 127 Haley, Timothy Halladay, Patti Halley, Sheila; 127 Halverson, Jay; 26, I 08, 127 Hamburg, Kenneth; 113 Hamburg, William Hampton, M1chael; 127 Hardy, Kathleen Ham , Richard; 53, 88 Harri , William Hartlaub, Mark; 53 Hayek, Jeffery Haynes, Michael; 86, 87, 88, 127 Heald, Robert Heiliger, Deborah; 127 Heimerl, Lucille; 127 Herbold, Li a; 127 Hernandez, Anotnette; 127 Herron, Amy, 127 Herron, ara, 127, 58 Hill, Laban Hill, Rick; 127, 197 Hill, Walter; 90, 91 Hilton, Layne; 128, 195 Hine, Ray; 91, 102 Hinterreiter, Culleen; 112, 127 Hintgen, Mark Hintzen, Randolph; Hocker, Mark, 26, 127 • Hodge, Evitt Hodge, Renee; 128 Horn, Julie Hosea, Roger; 65, I 08, 12 Howard, Martin; 128 Huffer, Lynne; 93, 102, 128, 197 Hunt, Lee Hunt, Quentin H uest, Tracey; 128 Ichishita, Faith, 35, 87, 101, 108, 112, 128 lrongan, Samuel Jack on, Benlaman Jacobson, Roy; 128 Jakicic, Robert, James, Beth Jen en, Bruce; 128 Jewitt, Mantza; 38, 128 Joffroin, Melanie Johnson, Carl John on, Harold Johnson, Penny John on Jr., Charle ; 113, 128 Johnston, Darell; 128 Jones, Barry; 26, 91, 128 Jones, Elizabeth; 113, 128, 197 Jone , Rodney Joudeh, Abdul; 197 Juarez, Diane; 42, 87, 128 Kahn, Cyndia Kalya ilpin, Sumalee; 197 Keil, Kathy; 128 Keliiholokai, Kathleen; 42 Kelly, Crystal Kelso, Rachel; 32, 128 Kennec, Klifton Kincaid, Kendall; 129 King, Gregory; 129 Kirchhof, Mary; 32, 129 Kirkwood, Ida; 113 Kirten, Marty; 113, 129 Kitchen, Richard; 37, 93, 102, 108, 129 Klein, Amy; 31, 42, 129 Kloss, Karen; Klosterman, Barbara Kral, Tandy; 129 Krichevsky, ancy; 113, 129, 195 Labadie, Harry; 129 Lam, Lan Lambrecht, Su an; 129 Laperriere, Michelle; 102, 108, 129, 194, 197 Lebois, Adele Lederer, Rachel; 108, 196 Lee, Cheryl; 88 Lee, Timothy; 113, 129 Lemster, Gail; Lewi , Juanita Liljedahl, Lisa; 88 Linn, Mike Lobato, Julie; 129 Long, Rebecca; 32, I 08, 129, 196 Lopez, David Lopez, Louise; 129 Lowe, Jeanine Lowe, William Luna, Richard; 60 Lyons, Glenn Mack, Sharron Mac eal, Debora Magnie, Joan; 31, I 08, 129 Mariani, James �Index Marintgulwong, Panya; 197 Marshbank, Betty Martin, John; 129 Martin, Kenneth; 129 Mason, Tyrone Ma ters, Kenneth; 129 Mauries, Zoe; 130, 101 Mayorga, Yolanda Mays, Kenneth; 53, 130 Mays, Timothy Mazoochi, Amir; 197 Me ollum, Ruth; 130, 194, 196 Me arty, Greg; 130 McClain, Roshawn; 130 McCleave, Bruce; 130 McClung, Kathleen; 93, 102, 130 McDamel, Tonya; 130 McGarry, Elisabeth; 108 McLaughlin, Marvin; 53 McLaughlin, Tim; 26, 53 Melcher, arah; 90, 91, 108, 110, 130 Mendez, Isabella; 102, 130; Meyer, Greg; 94, 97, 130 Micaud, Catherine; 108, 130 Micaud, Charles Middleton, Cynthia; 130, 196 Mikel, Todd Miles, Michelle; 42, 108, 112, 130 Miller, Karen; 130, 117 Miller, Lore) Miller, Miliann; 130 Miller, Regine; 130 Milsap, Robert; 26, 53 Mitchell, Greg; 26, 130 Monley, Veronica; 109 Monto)'a, Byron; Moore, cott; 130, 117 Morton, usan Morton, Willian; 26, 85, 87, 94, 131 Mo govoy, Barbara; 42, 90, 91, 131 Munds, Gayle; 131 Munnerlyn, Paulette Murray, Thomas; 131 ahulu, Tommy unaeara, Thanae aruethep, Chatsuda; 131, 197 aylor, Glenn; 26, 131 egley, Holly el on, Aimee el on, James; 26, 131 elson, Robin; 131 emoyer, Barbara ettles, La chelle; I 08, 131 evins, haron ewton, Brady guyen, Cuong; 13 I, 197 guyen, Hongkong oble, Donna oble, Lynette orman, Kathy; 101, 131 orman, Ronda Norton, Melvin; 53, 117 orwood, James ovin, Fariba Olander, Eric; 131 Oleary, hannon; 131 01 on, Michael 0 eke!, Karen; 131 0 trom, andra; 131, 197 Otero, Mana; 91, 131, 197 O'Malley, Patrick; 53, 131 Parachini, Debra; 131 Parkinson, Johnathan; I 08, 196 Paul, Gail; I 08, 131 Paul, Thomas; 97, 113, 131 Pear on, Duane; 90, 91, 132 Pearl, Barbara; 32, 132 Perrin, Harriet; 132 Perry, Diane; I 08, 132 Peter on, Pamela; 109, 132 Phillips, Andrea; 89, I 08, 132 Phillips, Mary; 132 Picher, Katherine; 102, 132, 197 Quick, Dale; 23, 132 Quinn, Tracy; 56, 99 Randall, ancy; 88, 131 Reddick, David; 23 Reece, Bret; 132 Reschak, Bradford; 94, 113, 132 Reum, Colette; 101 Richardson, Jeffrey; 88, 132 Riede, Patricia; I 09, 132, 195 Roach, Donald; 113, 132 Robin on, Harry; I 13 Robinson, andra; 102, 132 Rodriquez, Anna; 85, 87, 112, 132, 194 Rose, Le ley; 132 Rose, Michael; 132 Rose, Robert; 196 Rose, William; 113 Rousseau, Dory; 42 Rucker, Kellie; 133 Rupp, Amy; 133 Ryan, Mathew; 133 awyer, John; 26, 56, 10 , 133 awyer, Vonzel; 90 chaffer, Lance; 133 chlagel, Robert; 26, 133 chwartzberg, John; 37, 93, 109, 116, 133 cott, Lorraine; 31, I 08, 133 egal, Daniel; 133 Sheil, Elizabeth; 133 hepard, Terry; 53, 133 hort, I 08, 133 hur, Michael; 37, 133 idwell, Natalie; 31, 133, 195, 196 immons, Jame; 133 irovatka, William; 133 laughter, Damita; 133 laughter, D'ne; 133 Sly, Donna; 134, 87 Small, Stacy; 134 mith, Beth; 134 mith, Monty; 91 mith, Pamela; 101 nyder, herryl; 134 omer, Lenore; 134 tevens, Kirk; 25, 134 Stott, Samuel; 13, 87, 90, 91, 102, 108, 134 trong, William; 90, 91, 134 truble, William; 90, 91, 134 Surges, John; 23, 134 wain, Ellen; 23, 134 Tartler, John; 113 Tharp, Ronald; 134 Thomas, Joyce; 134 Thomas, Keith; 93, 134 Thorne, Donald; 134 Thorton, Thoma ; 37 Tirone, Paul; 134 Tooley, Keith; 134, 196 Topham, Carolyn; 31, 10 134 Typher, Judith; 113, 134 Vicars, Edward; 25, 134 Vigil, Anthony; 54 Wagner, Pam; 113, 135 Walker, James; 38 Walker, Sharon; 101, 135 Wallace, Wendy; 102, Ill, 135 Waller, Dwayne; 136 Walsh, Kathleen; 135 Wal h, Thomas; 113 Ward, Robert; 135 Walton, Sandra, 135 Wa hington, Bobby; 31, 135 Washington, Ten, 42 Watanasathorn, uwat; 135, 197 Watkin , Kenneth; 135 Wehner, Russell; 23, I 0 I, I 0 , 135 Weinberg, Matthew; 93, 135, 196 Wells, Barbara; 31, I 0 . 135 Weston, Cary; 110 Wh1te, Earl; 53, 135 White, Wendy; 135 Wilbur, Andrew; 37, 10 . 135, 196 Wilkerson, Phillip; 135, 116 Wilkins, Darlene; 135 Wilson, Ricardo; 53 Wommack, Gaylan; 135 Wrenn, Gregory; I 08, 135 Wright, Glenn; 26 Yarabeck, Ann; 90, 91, 110, 10 • 136 Zook, Robert; 136. 196 JU IORS: Adam , Dana; 140 Affleck, Jack; 140 Agnew, Julia; 97, 152 Ahrens, Ashley; 56, 140 Akridge, Carolyn; 140 Albertelli, Paul; 54, 140 Allen, Tyrone; 85 All up, Gary; 140 Almon, Mary; 140 Altman, Mardi; 140, 195 Andersen, Julie; 140 Anderson, Jarae; 140 Andrews, Lucretia; 140 Appenzeller, Mary; 140 Arenas, Julie; 140 Armendaniz, Linda; 140 Arnold, Thor; 140 Ashford, Merry; 91, 140 Banks, Carolyn; 35, 42 Banman, usan; 91, I 02, 140 Barbour, Phillip; 26, 54 Barefield, John; 140 Barley, Gwyn; 140 Barnes, Lisa; 102, 140 Barnewall, Katherine; 140 Beaird, Paul; 23, 140 Bell, Troy; 140 Benerman, Bill; 38, 56, 140 Benson, Clay; 26, 54, 140 Berdahl, Laurie; 90, 91, 140 Bibb, Janecia; 141 Bichler, Deni e; 141 Blake, Tracie; 31, 141 Boone, Judy; 141 Boxer, Mara Kaye; 141, 195 Boyle, Kevin; 56, 141 Brackett, Leigh; 141 Bradley, Mary; 141 Brannon, Debralene; 141 Breiner, Alicia; 109, 141 Brown, Ricky; 113 Bruce, Lynne; 31, I 02, 141, 194 Buckner, Diane; 5 , 141 Bueno, Deborah; 141 Burnam, Harold; 141 Carpenter, Carol; 32, 141 Carramella, Michelle; 141 Carter, Edward; 91, 141 Carvatt, Kirk; 141 Casey, Michael; 26, 60, 141 Ca tleman, Reggie; 26, 141 Cavitt, Jacqueline; 141 Chacon, Loui ; 23 Chavez, Joe; 141 Chavez, Lorrie; 141 Chene~ John; 86, 142 Clark, Carrie; 31, 142 Clark, tacey; 142 Clarke, Patty; 142 Coleman, Trenna; 142 Compos, Larry; 2 Cooper, ngella Cooper, Henry; 53, 142 Cota, Fred; 142 Covode, Ru ; 52, 142 Crable, Ahauna; 142 Crite , Darren; 142 Culpeper, Larry; 142 Dabney, Troy; 142 Damian, Diane; 142 Davis, Charle ; 142 Dawkin , hari; 142 Daw on, Verlena; 142 Dean, Kate, J2. 142 Decker, Lmda; 142 Deherrera, Katherine; I 09 Demo , Ana ta 1a; 142 Donald on, Valerie; 102 Dorval, Mike; 142 Dotson, Adriann; 142 Duensing, William; 91, 142 Duke, Francis; 113 Ducan, Andre; 113 Ducan, Mary; 142 Durst, herry; 6, 7, 142 Egan, Debra; 143 Elliott, Jame ; 143 Embleton, Monica; 143 Embleton, u an; 143 Erickson, Diane; 143 Es ig, Richard; 143 Farrow, Richard; 143 Feser, herean; 143 Foster, Drew; 93, 143 Fox, Curti ; 16, 143 Freyta, andra; 143 Fnedman, Deborah; 143 FuJII, Roger, 26, 143 Fuller, Veronica; 101, 143 Galkma, Marina: 177 Garcia, Dominica; 31, , 143 Garcia, Lisa; 143 Grdner, Robyn; 143 Gardner, arah; 143 Gilland, Marc; 25, 143 Goick, Cheryl; 143 Goldberg, Elis a; I 02, 143 Gooch, Amy; 102, 143, 195 Goode, Donna; 143 205 �Index Gordon, Marc; Ill, 143, 196 Gore, Rachel; 35 Gotlin, Dawn; 32, 144 Gould, Juliette; 144 Grant, Tara; 144 Greenblatt, Jeff; 144 Gro man, Yvonne; 31, 144 Guerra, Ernesto; 23, 144 Guerrero, Rudy; 113 Haaker, Beverly; 144, 195 Hadian, Mohammad, 197 Hahn, evin; 24, 144 Haines, Daya; 5 , 144 Haley, Brian: 26 Hall, Orlando, 144 Haralampopul, John; 144 Harris, Delecia, 144 Hartnett, 1\-fatthew; 144 Hartwell, Kevin; 144 Harvey, Carol; 31, 144, 194 Hathaway, \lfargaret; 144 Hayne , \!far}; , 144 Hayward, tephanie; 42, 144 Hendershot, Susan; 144 Hernandez, Yolanda; 144, 191 Hickman, Michael; 26, 8, 144 Hocker, Tyrone: 3 , 113, 144 Hodge , Alan; 144 Holland, Charles; 144 Holland, Michael: 24, 145 Hoover, Barbara: 145 Horman, herry; 145 Hosking, Paul, 145, 23 Houlehan, Mary; 145 Huston, James 60, 145 Hutchinson, James; 145 Ipsen, Brian: I 09, 145 lronshell, Fredrick; 145 Jackson, Cheryl; 145 Jackson, tella; 8 , 145 Jakickc, Carol; 93, 145 Jara, Elizabeth; 145 Jen on, James; 145 Jewett, Eric; 37, 56 Johnson, Michael; 38, 145 John on, Phylhs; 145 John on, Randy, 145 Johnson, Robert, 145 John ton, Daren, 93 Jone , Lonme, 60, 145 Jone , McKinley; 26, 54, 145 Kachidurian, Jane; 145 Kahre, Mark; 38, 145 Keable , Chris; 32, 91, 145 Keli1holokai, Tom; 26, 54 Kellman, Edna; 91, I 02, 116, 146 Kemp, Anne; 31, 146 Kennedy, Lisa; 5, 6, 146 Kilfoyle, Peter; 23, 56, 88, 146 Kmdred, Karolette; Ill, 146, 197 King, Celeste; 146 Klem, Ellen; 146 Kline, Kenneth; 113 Knight, Graham; 146 Knudson, Monica; 32, 146 Koeppe, Julie; 146 Koktavy, Kri tin; 88, 91, 146 Konkol, Robert; 26, 146 Kouremenous, Maria; 8, 102 110, 146 Lackey, Monty; 146 Landrum, hannon; 146 206 Law, Fritz; 23, 56, 6, 6, 146, 194 Lawrence, Andrew; 113 Lewis, Alan; 146 Lewis, teve; 60, 146 Lippincott, Paul: II 0, 113, 146 Livingston, Kelly, 91, I 09, 146 Long, Kyle; 36, 146 Lopez, Tom; 113 Lovitt, Brad; 146 Lucey, Ellen; 146 Luke, Margaret; 146 Luna, Eric; 60, 137, 146 McCluskey, Li a; 85, 87, 91, 147 Mack, Jeff; 147 Mack, Tawana, 147 Madsen, Scott; 147 Maes, Raymond; 38 Ma1 el on, teven; 60, 147 Manter, Charle ; 147 Marshbank, Melvin; 147 Martelon, Lisa; 38 Martin, David; 147 Martin, Debra; 147 Martmez, Antonett; 35, 42, 58 Martinez, Eugene: 147 Martinez, Thomas; 147 Masterson, Carrie; 147 Matney, Robert; 26 Maunes, James; 26, 147 Maybury, Amta; 147 McGuirre, Marlene; 31 McCormick, Kathleen; 147 McCoy, eil; 26 McCraner, Andy; 147 McGann, John; 24, 147 McHugh, Karen; 91, 102 McLellan, Connie; 147 Me eil, Lolita; 147 Meade, William; 26, 54, 147 Meislahn, Bradley; 147 Mensing, Jill; 147 Meyer, Philip; 147 Miller, Kevin; 148 Mims, Veronica; 148 Mondschein, Terri; 110, 148 Mo her, Kim; 113 Mund , Martha; 35, 58, 148 Mustoe, Christopher; 148 Myers, Suzanne; 102, 148 ahulu, Terianne; 148, 197 eal, cott; 25, 148 elson, Lynne; 113, 148 elson, Sally; 97, 148 elson, Sharon; 32, 148 esley, Holly; 148 evins, Victor; 53, 148 ixon, Kristie; ISO old, Jennifer; 91, 148 ordman, Tanna; 148 orem, Melissa; 148 orton, Yvonne; 58, 148 uechterlein, Eric; 26, 148 Obrien, Craig; 113, 148 Ortiz, ora; 31, I 02 Osborne, Kristina; I 02, 148 Owen , Sharon; 90, I 02, 148 Parham, Eric; 60, 148 Parry, Amy; 148 Pa coe, Sarah; 90, 91, II 0, 148 Paul, David; 148 Paxton, Pam; 110, 149 Perkins, Tina; 149 Peterson, L1sa; 149 Peterson, Rick; 149 Pounds, Keely; 91, 149 Price, haron; 89, 149 Pritchard, Lee; 102, 149 Quick, Kathy; 149 Reavey, Marcie; 113, 149 Reedy, heila; 149 Regas, Diane; 94, 97, 102, 149 Renzelman, Kim; 149 Richmond, Melanie; 149 Roberts, Patricia; 149 Robinson, Rachel; 149 Robnett, Deirdre; 149, 42 Rose, Anne; 91, 101, 149 Rosella, Lori; 35, 149 Roybal, Pete; 149 Rozelle, Eric; 26, 149 Sagara, Terri; 149 alz, Michelle; 149 Sanchez, Lorraine; 149 Sanchez, Michael; 37, 60, 91, 109, 149 Scharf, Marla; 110, ISO Schnell, David; 109, 150 colt, Franchett; 58 Seney, Roxane; ISO Shepard, Kevin; 60, ISO Shoeboot, Elizebeth; 133 Shoffstall, Clark; ISO Sho ky, Sue; ISO Shwayder, Bonnie; 91, ISO Sinopoli, Lisa; ISO Skaife, Shannon; Ill Skopinski, Tracey; 35, 93 Slusser, Harold; 56, ISO Smith, Allan; 25, ISO Smith, Eric; 43 Smith, Michael; 91, ISO Smith, Monica; 150 Smith, Reginia; ISO Snelling, Claire; Ill, ISO, 197 Snyder, Judith; ISO Sodia, Martin; I 09, ISO Stantion, Maria; 32, ISO, 152 Starrett, Gregg; ISO Stavola, Karen; ISO Steele, Shari; ISO Steven on, Julia; 151 Stewart, Ralph; 26, 151 Stinson, Stephanie; 151 Stowers, Yasmin; 42, 151 Stribling, Charles; 113 Stromer, Susan; 151 Strong, Joe; 151 Struble, Richard; 25, 151 Stubblefield, Steven; 56 Stupka, Donald; 151 Suiter, cott; 151 Tann, Thomasha; 151 Thain, Randall; 151 Thames, William; 53 Thatch, Clarence; 26, 91 Thayer, Kri tine; 109, 151, 195 Tholen, Ted; 25, 151 Thomas, Kerry; 60 Timmons, Angus; 151 Toll, ed; 23, 151 Tooley, Phylli ; 151 Tophan, Leslie; 31, 91, 151 Trace, Joanne; 91, 151 Treflinger, Karen; 90, 91, 102, 151 Vanvelkinburg, Irene; 113 Vanvelkinburg, ue; 152 Vicar , Donna; 151 Vigil, orma; 151 Vonphul, Karen; Ill, 151 Von trohe, Spence; 26, 151 Waits, uzi; 151 Wallace, Kristi; 110, Ill, 151, 197 Waller, Sherry; 152 Weatherspoon, Donna; 197 Weaver, John; 152 Whelan, Jennifer; 152 White, Cecilia; I 0 I, 152 Williams, Don; 91, 152 Williams, Tina; 52 Wollerman, Jennifer; 110, 152 Wood, Pamela; 152 Wulfsohn, Michael; 152 Yarbrough, Randy; 60 Yarter, Carole; 86, 87, 152, 197 York, Kimberley; 35, 152 Zeimen, Barbara; 152 Zervos, icky; 38, 152 SOPHOMORE Abbott, Carrie; 156 Abila, Juanita; 156 Adamson, Ralph; 156 Ahlenius, Shawn; 35, 110, 156 Aldrich, Harold; 156 Alie, Steven; 156 Allen, Jennifer; 156 Almon, John; 89, 110, 156 Anderson, Kathryn; Ill, 156 Anderson, Linda; 156 Anderson, Willie; 156 Andrews, Trudy; 156 Archuleta, Rudy; 156 Armas, Mary; 156 Armendariz, Blanca; 156 Arroyo, Steven; 156 Ashby, Tad; 156 Bakagianis, Ada; 156 Barber, Alex; 28, 156 Barr, Donald; 156 Barrett, Herman; 86, 87, 156 Barth, Randal; 156 Barton, Walter; 156 Beadle, Michael; 23, 156 Beadrashear, Casey; 156 Behrendsen, Davona; 156 Bell, Katherine; 156 Benjamin, Harold; 156, 54 Bennett, Elizabeth; 156 Berardini, Mark; 156 Bishop, Carla; 156 Bishop, Kristi; 157 Bishop, Michelle; 157 Bishop, Terri; 157 Blaine, Evonne; 157 Blevins, Kevin; 157 Bocciarelli, Bradford; 112, 157 Boucher, Paul; 157 Bowers, Wendy; 86, 87, 89, 157 Bradley, William; 157 Branscombe, Meredith; 157 Brent, Susan; 157 Bridges, Cameron; 157 Brondson, Stuart: 157 Brown, Anita; 157, 87 Brown, Cheryl; I 0 I, 157 Brown, Laura; 157 Brown, Valerie; 157 �Index Brown, Paul; 28, 89, 157 Brown, Vincent; 157 Brubaker, Debbie; 157 Bruce, Barbara; 32, 157 Bruns, Eileen; 157 Burdette, Patti; 157 Burke, Sharon; 157 Burrell, Leslie; 157, 197 Cain, Craig; 157 Caldwell, Glenn; 157 Campbell, David; 24, 157 Carlin, Teresa; 157 Caroll, Gregory; 37, 157 Carter, Karen; 35, 91, 94, 157 Castleberry, Caren; 158 Chipman, Jeffery; 56, 158 Christy, Mary; 89, I 02, 112, 158 Chwirka, Susan; 158 Clark, Carla; 89, 158 Clark, George; 158 Clark, Lavon; 28 Clark, Margaret; 158 Clark, Patricia; 58 Clark, Wendi; 158 Clarke, Peggy; 158 Clarke, Peggy; 158 Cline, Craig; 38, 54, 158 Cole, Jonathan; 158 Colegrove, Abigail; 158, 32 Combs, Maurice; 89 Conner, Marlin; 60 Cooksey, George; 26, 28, 60, 158 Coombs, Robyn; 158 Cowen, Kimberley; 158 Craft, Carolyn; 158 Craven, Olivia; 158 Crawford, Leslie; 102, 110, 158 Cromar, Sharon; 158 Crites, Valerie; 158 Cunningham, Paul; 158 Danner, Susan; 158 Davis, Dalya; 158 Davis, Gina; 158 Davis, Shelly; 158 Dea, Thomas; 158 Dean, Tammy; 158 Deibert, Kevin; 158 Deitrich, Lori; 158 Delphia, Tim; 158 Derr, Heidi; 32, 159 Diaz, Maria; 159 Doane, Marty; 159, 24 Dresen, David; 159 Dunn, Katherine; 159 Dunning, Tracey; 159 Edwards, Tyrone; 159 Eichenberger, Becky; 159, 35, 89, 110 Ellis, John; 159 Ellison, Mario; 159, 28 Embry, Kimberley; 159 Emery, Lynette; 159 Espey, Lisa; 159 Evans, Clarence; 159, 28 Evans, Kenneth; 159, 28 Evans, Kevin; 159 Evans, Rebecca; 159 Falkenberg, Elizabeth; 159, 32 Ferland, Wendy; 159 Farmer, Lalana; 159 Faulding, Denise; 159, 58 Feltman, Jeff; 159 Flerry, Bethea; 159 Foster, Beth; 159 Foster, Denise; 159 Fox, Kevin; 159 Frankenberg, Kurt; 159 Franklin, Steve; 159 Frazier, Van; 159 Fujii, Kathy; 159 Garcia, Dan; 160 Giron, Jamie; 160 Glover, Cheri; 160 Godec, Monty; 160 Goick, Christin; 160 Gomez, Joan; 160 Goode, Karen; 160 Gossard, Mary; 160 Greenberg, Carolyn; 160 Grogan, Jim; 160 Grove, Monica; 160 Guerra, Marco;l60 Hahn, Westen; 160 Hallister, Tracey; 160 Helverson, Wendi; 160 Hambuch, Laura; 160 Hampton, Jeff; 160 Hampton, Tammy; 160 Hansen, Lisa; 160 Harms, Rob; 160 Harris, Alphonsa; 160 Haubenchild, Debbie; 160 Haynes, Donnie; 160 Haynes, Leann; 160 Hendry, Banjamin; 160 Henry, Rhonda;l60 Herlinger, Matt; 160 Herron, Mike; 161 Hicks, Kim; 161 Hinton, Kris;l61 Hodges, Rob; 161 Holle, Debra; 161 Holmes, Angela; 161 Holmes, Cindy; 161 Holmes, Rhonda: 161 Hopkins, Micheal; 161 Howell, Lana; 161 Hruza, Karl; 161 Huckfeldt, Claire; 161 Huffer, Beth; 161 Hutchinson, David; 161 lrrera, Debbie; 161 Jackson, Wayne; 161 James, Jeremie; 161 Jara, Anthony; 161 Jecminek, Julie; 161 Jefferson, Bryon; )(;I Jenkins, Ron; 161 Jensen, Eric; 161 Johnson, Frederick; 161 Johnson, Rachel; 161 Jones, Daveen; 161 Jones, Joseph; 161 Jones, Kim; 161 Joseph, Victoria; 161 Kahane, Jeff; 161 Kates, Ben; 161 Keil, Jeff; 162 Kennedy, Kevin; 162 Kenoly, Lloyd; 162 Kesselman, Mark; 162 Klinkerman, Steve; 162 Kimmet!, Joe; 162 Kincaid, Karen; 162 Kinsman, Chris; 162 Kirchof, Chris; 162 Kirchof, Julie; 162 Kitchen, Valerie; 162 Konkol, Mary; 162 Kordiak, Dan; 162 Krywonis, Mark; 162 LaBadie, Steven; 162 Lackey, Brian; 162 Landrum, Sherri; 162 Larges, Jenny; 162 Latsis, Jim; 162 Lavington, Steve; 162 Leali, anette; 162 Lederer, Seth; 162 LeDuke, Harry; 162 Levins, Devorah; 162 Linzy, Toniettc, 162 Lobaugh, Ed; , 62 Lopez, Yvonne; 162 Lowe, Louahn; 162 Lubeck, Dan; 162 Lucas, Darryl; 163 Mackelvie, Tom; 163 Marasco, Donald; 163 Marshall, Jerome; 163 Martelon, Doug; 163 Martin, Tony; 163 Martinez, Joseph; 163 Martinez, Elizabeth; 163 Maus, Jeff; 163 May, Jeannine; 163 McCollum, Dawn; 163 McDougall, Manfred; 163 McGhee, Carmella; 163 McLaughlin, Hayleen; 163 Medina, James; 163 Mejia, Robby; 163 Meyer, John; 163 Middleton, Glenda; 163 Miles, Ron; 163 Miller, Dianne; 163 Miller, Leshelle; 163 Milsap, Cheryl; 163 Mitchell, Andre; 163 Miyazawa, Jodell; 163 Molock, Scarlet; 163 Mondscheim, eal; 163 Monley, Sarah; 163 Morgan, Anthony; 163 Motz, Andy; 163 Mundt, Marshall; 164 Murdock, Gaunt; 164 Murray, Kathy; 164 elson, Inger; 164 Nelson, Steve; 164 Ninomiya, Jesse; 164 old, Margaret; 164 Norcross, Eric; 164 Nuanes, Scott; 164 uechterlein, Loi ; 164 Ogle, Jon; 164 Olander, Chris; 164 Oneill, Kimberley; 164 Oswald, Shelly; 164 Paige, Greg; 164 Panagiatopoul, Georgia; 164 Parry, Laura; 164 Pena, Theresa; 164 Pepin, Pam; 164 Pepper, Marla; 164 Peters, John; 164 Pettes, Jackie; 164 Phillips, Buck; 164 Phillips, David; 164 Pitcher, Alison; 164 Pitt , Jim; 164 Pegzeba, Mike; 164 Polk, Jonathan; 164 Price, Dana; 164 Quiat, Matthew; 165 Ramirez, Cathy; 165 Ray, Kevin; 165 Reddic, Sandy; 165 Reed, Tony; 165 Reum, Steve; 165 Richard, Jennifer; 165 Richie, Gene; 165 Riessenman, Amy; 165 Rogers, Kim; 165 Rogers, Malcolm; 165 Rogers, eil; 165 Rohrs, Phillip; 165 Rott, Beth; 165 Roy, Lola; 165 Rubenstein, Karen; 165 Sahabuddin, Bud; 165 Salazar, Jamie; 165 Scoggins, Debra; 165 Schofield, Chris; 165 Schupp, Jay; 165 Scott, Ricky; 165 Sear, Kevin; 165 Sheehan, Mary; 165 Sheffield, Cathy; 165 Shoffstall, Drevvis; 165 Simmons, Tonya; 165 Slaughter, Cortney; 165 oria, Donna; 165 Stanton, Meli sa; 165 Stuart, Sheryl; 166 Stevens, Craig; 166 Stevenson, Monica; 166 Stewart, Richard; 166 Suazo, Elvira; 166 Sutherland, Lori; 166 Takatsuka, Greg; 166 Templin, Ann Revae; 166 Thomas, Shelby; 166 Thomas, Stephanie; 166 Thompson, Laurie; 166 Thompson, Patrick; 166 Timmons, Della; 166 Tooley, Brian; 166 Touris, John; 16 Tucker, Scott; 166 Tyler, Arthur; 166 Uchida, John; 166 Uliberri, Je e; 166 VanVelkinberg, Isis; 166 Varella, Jeri; 166 Vaughn, Frances; 166 Vigil, Sherry; 166 Wade, Jonathan; 166 Walker, Darren; 166 Walsh, Angela; 166 Ward, Kelli; 166 Watkins, There a; 166 Webb, Allen; 166 Webb, Tony; 166 Wehner, David; 167 Wehner, Robery; 167 West, Deborah; 167 Wetmore, Scott; 167 Wiley, Aaron; 167 Williams, Anne; 167 Williams, Karen; 167 Williams, Matthew; 167 Wilson, Brendalyn; 167 Wortham, Wanda; 167 Yara, Lorri; 167 Zavala, Brenda; 167 Zervos, Stratis; 167 Zurek, Lucille; 167 Tahy, Linda; 167 207 �The Angelus Staff thanks Mrs. Wilcox for her patience and our never ending need of supplies. Thanks to Jostens Yearbook CO. for such a "Mickey Mou e" operation, The Ba in Street Restaurant, for putting up with our invasion and serving a wonderful meal, especially Carol Harvey's mother for buying the props for our division pages, Central Administration for banning our division pages. Thank to Kennedy High School for letting us borrow their color mounts, Ruth and Poppy for getting those mounts, Mr. Keinon for knowing about as much as we did, Mr. Echart, for being such a good sport, McDonald's Restaurant, Anderson Studios-they met all our deadlines, Dave Martin for forgetting his film, Jeannie Marr, for all her patience, Ruth for being such an outstanding help along with Poppy, Lynn and Carol, too. "Good Luck With Winnie." Thanks to Fritz for the pictures he took and didn't take-thanks Virginia and Kris and Tony, we couldn't have a book if it weren't for you, Anna for keeping the bills and Michelle for all her art that took up time for which he never had, To at and Eric 208 and Amy, Bev and Mardi, Mara Kay, Thanks, to Loren, Julie and Nancy for never knowing where you were when we needed you. Thank you to Mrs. Ahrens for letting us use her grade book, apple, glasses and papers. Thanks to Mary for the use of her pumpkin. A special thanks to the teachers who put up with our interuptions and let us out of class when necessary. And last but not least, our very sincere congratulations to the Senior Class of 1978-it's been three fabulous years- to the boy's soccer team for coming in third; to the girl's gymnastic team for taking fourth place, The Hatchet Squad, Newspaper Staff, Student Council and everyone at East who made this year happenOh Yes-The Denver Broncos-'cause "we believe in Miracles too"! With the best of luck, love and happiness to all those who enter and leave East High m '78. Sarah Bridges, Editor-In-Chief and the Angelus Staff of 1978. ����,...,•. :.,!' ....,,., • ~'· ' -·-·· • -•-'*ffl)l.l•·•l•. ··'"·'• ..,....... � 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/. 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I~ / = ���1977 ANGELUS Volume 59 li WBiriiB East High School ~~~~~~i~~~~~~~\~1mj~j~\~l t&aii}JI• Denver, Colorado •:·:·-·:·:·:·:•= -._.1 �We live in deeds, not years; In thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures ... �TABLE OF CONTENTS Autumn ............. 10 Winter ............... 38 Spring ............... 7 4 Diversions .......... 102 Faculty & Staff ...... 120 Seniors ............. 152 Juniors ............. 168 Sophomores ........ 184 3 �Some for a little while do love, and some for long; And some rare few forever ... �It is a rare and tantalizing fruit Our hands reach for, but nothing absolute. Cullen �Variety's the very spice of I ife ... 6 �... That gives it all its flavor. Cowper 7 �Time is hastening on, and we What our father's are shall be, Shadow - shapes of memory. Whittier 8 �I saw and heard, and knew at last The How and Why of all things, past And present, and forever more. 9 Millay �""· - - ·- ��v A R s I T y F 0 0 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billard Pearson, Mark Gater, Ken Dol, Todd Mikel, Tom Kawano, Pete Cooksey, Jay Ramsey, Donavon Gray, Mark Hocker, Coach Montgomery. ROW TWO; Coach Simmons, William Morton, Sherman White, Harold Evans, Sean Haley, Chuck Gagnon, Dean Howard, Terry Mays, Spence Von Strohe, James Alexander, Dean Akiyama, Coach Risoli. ROW THREE: Coach Craig, Jack Watts, Todd Cole, Bill May, Craig Jones, Bill Struble, John Sawyer, Ken Walston, James Richardson, Kevin Smith, Bob Nelson. ROW FOUR: Robert Milsap, Bill lowe, Roger Hosea, Ed Davis, Bob Schlagel, Jay Keller. Kirk Ray, Eric Olander, Glen Naylor, Jay Halverson, Coach Bess. T B A L L 12 �KNEELING L TOR: Coach Montgomery, Coach Craig. STANDING: Coach Simmons, Coach Bess, Coach R isoli. Varsity football this year was one of the most outstanding and exciting sports at East. The squad pulled through with one of the best lines in the state, and one of the very best seasons East High has ever had. With the total unity, guidance, and leadership shown by each team member, the team came through with probably the best individual talent in the city. Our "CONGRATULATIONS'' to every member for doing such a magnificent job! 13 �VICTORY! East 25 Manual 0 Spirits were high at the Homecoming Game as the East Angels defeated the Manual Thunderbolts by a resounding score of 25-0. The cheerleaders, pep club and band combined their talents to present an outstanding half-time performance. This dazzling football victory sparked high spirits for the Homecoming Dance, where students danced to disco amidst the theme 11 of Feelings 11 • The evening was topped off with the coronation of Bi II May and Sherrie Keliiholokai as 19 76 Homecoming King and Queen. 14 �• • �s 0 p H 0 0 R E F 0 0 T ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phtllip Barbour, Marvin Young, Spence Von Strohe, Regie Castleman, Chuck Wllltams, Paul Hoskms, Phillip artinez, anual Soto, Jophie Segura. ROW TWO: Bob Matney, Neil McCoy, Steve Lewis, Vmcent Beyers, Rtcky Brown, Clearence Thatch, Bob Johnson, Bill Benerm n, Bryon Haley, Roger F1j11, Mark lambourne. ROW THREE: Coach Bess, Paul Albertelli, Cl y Benson, Tom Kel11holoka•, Robert Konkol, Carl Nelson, Ed Carter, Henry Cooper, Lloyd Martmez, Chuck Dawson, Mike Casey, Coach Montgomery. fOOTl:J Ll B A L -, - 16 �Exciting! The season for the sophomore football team this year was tremendous! Even though size was not a benefactor the team was off to a powerful start. The team was full of spirit and showed it at each of its games. The coaches are looking to the future with great enthusiasm. 17 �ROW 1 L TOR: Ernest Guerra, Dale Quick, Peter Bradley, Tom Hathaway, Van Quick, Er.!l! Gotaas, Chris Romer, Keith Campbell, Steve Stanton, Jorge Garcia, Vane ~ 2: Pat Mahoney, B:ob'2ook, Clark Belyea, Pat Starbuck, Paul Beaird, Ned Toll, Scott Connolly, Rick Hartman, Sam Stott, Pete Kilfoyle. ROW 3: Landis Arnold, Brooke Burton, Fritz Law, R,!!!ty Wehner, Coach Brownell, Mike Holland, Gus Antonopoulos, Louis Chacon, Nevin Hahn, Thong Cao. t The soccer team this year was the best team East High has ever had! The pi ayers were hard working, aggressive, and superior in representing East High. The unity and the self support of each team member made East High proud of its Soccer T earn. �19 ���22 �I ---8ft i ! I I The girls swimming team was off to an explosive beginning this year, with state qualifiers in the very first meet. In the fourth meet, Katie Kirchhof achieved a new Denver Public High School 1 s diving record. Throughout the season, the team displayed team unity and great individual improvement. This season proved to be a very memorable one. TOP ROW L TOR: Brett Eppich, Cathy Eliason, Chris Keables, Karen Egan, Laura Burchard, Allison Beckler, Janet Clark, Jan McNeill. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Jones, June Leaver, Lolita McNeil, Virginia Falkenberg, Dawn Gotlin, Drip, Megan Barton, Kathy Carlin, Carol Carpenter, Jana Kachidurian. BOTTOM ROW : Pam Paxton, Debbie Friedman, Monica Knudson, Shannon 0' Leary, Barbara Pearl, Krista Shoffstall, Laurie Dahlstrom, Kate Deane. Not shown: Katie Kirchhof, Donna Sly. �TOP ROW L TOR : Kent Lewallen, Scott Dock, Joe Renno, Mike Sanchez, Richard Kitchen, Matt Weinberg, Ed. Ritums, Charles Furedy, Tom Thorton. BOTTOM ROW : Coach Gary Harris, Eric Luna, Richard Luna, Richard Kawano, Dave Greiner, Greg Pearson, Mike Shur, Andy Wilbur. �The East High Varsity Tennis Team, headed by the new coach, Gary Harris, ended its season with an impressive record of five wins and three losses. The team, consisting mostly of seniors, exhibited a mature and sophisticated manner in their court conduct. �L R This season was one of great individual talnt as well as great team effort. The team aimed perfection, utilizing the talents of each gymnast. Defending state champion, Alicia Johnston, urned along with other worthy performers inluding Carrie Clark, Carol Harvey, Lori Thomas, oni Barbour and Sarah Bridges. The team was xciting this year, and is looking ahead with ven more excitement to next year. �TOP ROW L TOR: Asst. Coach Marg O'Hara, Sheila Reidy, Carrie Clark, Carol Harvey, Toni Barbour, Lori Thomas, Carolyn Topham, Head Coach Amy Ridge. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Randall, Poppy Riede, Kim Doane, Susan Burkhardt, Amy Klein, Kim York, Barb Wells, Alfretta Broshears. BOTTOM ROW: Joan Magnie, Alicia Johnston, Anne Kemp, Valerie Meurer, Lorraine Scott, Natalie Sidwell, Sarah Bridges, Veronica Monley. ���DONKEY BASKETBALL "lt 1 s my ball and you can 1t have it! 11 "Do you want to know a secret? 11 "What do I do with it now? 11 �"Now listen to me, you pack of mules. "Somebody up there likes me. 11 "What a shot! "The basket is the other way! 11 31 11 11 �BOTTOM ROW L TOR: Ronnie Ellerbee, Carla Blair, Patty Clark, Michelle Miles, Staci Hickman, Kathy Keliiholokai. MIDDLE ROW: Teri Washington, Sherri Keljiholokai, Pat Blair, Felice Barrett, Sue Lambrect, Denise Leaden, Diane Juarez. TOP ROW: Audrey Murphy, Veronica Sawyer, Luwan Jones, Stephanie Winlock, Jenee Dwight. NOT PICTURED: Tony Barbour, Mary Floyd. 32 �C heering loudly all the time H aving fun in rain or shine E ager to lead the stands E very game fi lied with fans R outines at a half-time show l et us always know E ast High Cheers have got the spirit A nd when they cheer we really hear it D oing cheers so together E ast High spirit wi II last forever R ed and White wi II always fly S pirit here will never die! �������Pat Carlin Head Boy Marcia Craig Head Girl We have met, strangers among strangers searching for meaning through people and experiences. I cannot predict what will become of us, I only know what happens ... will because we have shared ourselves. We can only give to each other what we need most ... love, shaping tomorrow's world and yesterday's memories. Our friendship will not be erased by the passage of time. You are a chapter in my life never to be experienced again. Today will be a pleasant memory ... tomorrow ... because we have cared enough to give the only thing we have ... ourselves. We are gathered here today to form a unit, to make a stronger and better tomorrow. Pat and Marcia �Nancy Wise, V. P; Scott Jones, Pres; Sherrie Keliiholokai, Sec/Treas. Donna Sly, Pres; Sam Stott, V. P; Kathy Keliiholokai, Sec/Treas. Diane Regas, Sec Treas; Lisa Kennedy, Pres; Cheryl Woodson, V. P. �sE N ~ Kevin Smith Veronica Sawyer Sharon Clinkingbeard Irvin Thatch 0 Dean Akiyama Diana Juarez Chris Romer Becky Deleon u N I ~ Steve Stubblefield Janet Adams Alan Lewis Sherie Durst 42 �TOP ROW-Diane Regas, Sherie Durst, Cheryl Woodson, Steven Stubblefield, Lisa Kennedy. 2ND ROW-Chris Romer, Karen Van Etten, Rick Kitchen, Sam Stott, Donna Sly, Dean Akiyama, Becky DeLeon, Janet Adams, Kathy Keliiholokai, Alan Lewis. 3RD ROW-Veronica Sawyer, Pat Howard, Kevin Smith, Scott Jones, Kim Conw ic k, Sherrie Kel i iholokai, Marcia Craig, Pat Carl in, Nancy Wise, Lisa Reavey, Irvin Thatch, Sharon C I inkingbeard, Deberice Keys. �ASSEMBLY �(~ ll~lJS ]).\SI\El'J3,11A l.J �8RSl\StBRLL With speed and aqility 1 the Varsity Basketball team accelerated towards a winning season. Under the direction of Richard Schraeder 1 the team had a tremendous desire for competition 1 and an outstanding will to win. TOP ROW L TOR: Tim Laughlin, Marvin Laughlin, Kevin Parsons, Kim Jackson, Bill Lowe, Bill Halley, Robert Milsap. MIDDLE ROW : Louis Martinez, Greg Davis, Earl White, Ricardo Wilson, John Barber, Jim Gossard, Don Holder. BOTTOM ROW: Pat O'Malley, Coach Schraeder, Bob Schlagel, Kyle Kennec. 46 �47 ��The Junior Varsity Basketball team put on a spectacular shooting show for the 19 77 basketball season. This year the team had more sophomores than juniors, but continued to play terrific defense as well as formidable offense and proved to be high scoring in nearly every game. Coach Sam Batey has high hopes that next year's team w iII be even better. FRONT ROW L TOR: Coach Sam Batey, Clarence Thatch, Larry Robinson, Chuck Williams, Phillip Barber. MIDDLE ROW: Randy Johnson, Neal McCoy, Victor Nevins, Kelly Mead, Henry Cooper. TOP ROW: Mark Hartlaub, Clay Benson, Bill White, Tom Keliiholokai, Ronnie Smith, William Thames, Russ Covode. 49 �Coach Damashek's "Dirty Dozen" was one of East High's most exciting teams this year, winning most of its wrestling matches. Coach Damashek was very proud of his hard working and devoted wrestlers, and stated that "these men are mentally and physically involved, and that is what wrestling is all about. 11 50 �TOP ROW L TO R: Ed Davis, Ray Rottman, Kirk Ray, Todd Cole, Bill Struble, James Richardson, Dick Schweigert, Don Bess. ROW 2: Bob Damashek, Alan Smith, Eric Nuechterlein, Charles Dawson, James Alexander, Michael Haynes, Eric Luna, Harold Evans, Michael Greer. ROW 3: Kyle Aderman, Scott Smilnak, Kenton Woods, Pete Cooksey, Rick Struble, Mike Casey, Ken Vick, Steve Maiselson, Monty Lakey. ROW 4: Mark Houston, Todd Mikel, Mike Sanchez, Spence VonStrohe, Ken Doi, Manuel Soto, Kevin Shepard, Joe Segura. ROW 5: Kerry Thomas, Steve Stanton, Phil Martinez, Rich Luna, Lonnie Jones, Brian Wi I son, Randy Yarbrough, Paul Lippincott, Ken Av i Ia. 51 ���T I ~ E It s TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: June Leaver, Katy Counts, Murtha Derr, Cindy Hauck, Krista Shoffstall, Cathy Eliason, Shannon O'Leary, Kathy Carlin. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Monica Knudson, Megan Barton, Pamela Paxton, Carol Carpenter, Dawn Gotlin, Karen Egan. 54 �55 ���<tonc£rt cthoit L TO R: Jim Keables-V.Pres., Billy Batson-Pres., Sue Cromar-Sec./Treas. ROW 1 L TOR: James Guinn-director, Stephanie Nellhaus, Julie Bakken, Valerie Blankenship, Amy Mercer, Ginny Stevens, Sarah Melcher, Laurie Hudson, Marie Regas, Lisa Thomas, Gayle Bundy, Angie Ellerbee, Sue Mercer, Sue Cromar, Barb Mosgovoy, Katy Counts. ROW 2: Molly Kane, Sue Parsons, Judy Wommack, Amy Herron, Joni Hall, Jenee Dwight, Christie McWilliams, Jenny Yarter, Karen Carter, Tracy Ashby, Jackie Kilfoyle, Blair Brooke, Maritza Jewett, Jill Quedenfeld, Zoe Mauries. ROW 3: Tom Kawano, Greg Miskin, Chris Diprofio, Jon Arkulari, Johr, Rhyne, Craig Elder, John Schoeberlein, Conrad Sear, Steve Eichenberger, Scott Gandy, Dave Dunn, Vonzel Sawyers. ROW 4: Mark Hocker, Will Barnes, Irvin Thatch, Kent Lewallen, Sam Stott, Billy Batson, Walter Hill, Boris Judkins, Monty Smith, Jim Keables, Tom Rowley, Dwayne Pearson, Jorge Garcia. �ROW 1 L TO R: Sue Cromar, Angie Ellerbee, Valerie Blankenship, Stephanie Nellhaus, Julie Bakken. ROW 2: Gayle Bundy, Sarah Melcher, Blair Brooke, Joni Hall, Sue Parsons. ROW 3: Dave Dunn, Dwayne Pearson, Jon Arkulari, Tom Kawano, Chris Diprofio. ROW 4: Sam Stott, Steve Eichenberger, Billy Batson, Tom Rowley, Walter Hill. �ROW 1 L TOR: Evelyn McKinnie, Chris Miley, Sue Banman, Lisa MacCiuskey, Shari Dawkins, Bonnie Schwayder, Yasmine Stowers, Karen Treffinger, Yolanda Gabriel. ROW 2: Lucretia Andrews, Karen McHugh, Yvonne Brown, Jenny Nold, Theresa Martinez, Monica Smith, Sarah Pascoe, Tara Grant, Trenna Coleman, Michelle Salz. ROW 3: Sally Nelson, Shawn Adams, Margaret Osner, Judy Boone, Stephanie Goodloe, Sharon Owens, Sherry Waller, Terri Mondschein, Edna Kellman, Bayonne Anderson. ROW 4: Byron Groves, Clarence Thatch, Tyrone Hocker, Roger Halsig, Peter Frey, Shannon Landrum, Gordon Dyes, Donald Williams, Dean Duensins. �TOP ROW L TO R: Kim Brown, Cecilia White, Jim Gossard, Pat Howard, Carina Enderlein. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Blair, Terry Parachini, Kia Micaud, Audrey Murphey. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Rubenstien, Suzette Gibson, Lisa Herbold, Pamela Smith. 61 �BG CO c/COL Wctrnore BN HC CO c/L TC Young BN CO c/COL Randall BG S-3 c/L TC Floyd BN EX-0 c/L TC Rogers BG CSGM c/CSGM Morton BN S-2 c/MAJ Schissler BN S-4 c/MAJ Rabson BN S-1 c/MAJ Viveros BN S-3 c/L TC Agnew 62 BN SGM c/CSGM Walsh �''A'' DRILL TEAM "I'm an EAST ANGEL, 'First to all' is our cry, We are the mightiest Drill Teams For no trophies pass us by. We are the best, EAST ANGELS is our name, First to all and second to none, Is the fame we'll always claim." C/Ltc Tyrone Hill HONORARY CADETS L TO R: Diane Regas, Jamie Osborne, Mary Floyd, Marie Kouremenous, Pat Blair, Amy Mercer, Karen Carter, Julie Agnew, Bemeice Ironshell, Bobbie Washington, Karen Randall, Sue Lambrecht, Patti Young. NOT SHOWN: Jean Agnew, Marie Regas. 63 �SECOND BATTALION 5 0 :::r: (.) ''First To All Second To None" (/) :::r: "- 64 �WOMEN'S RIFLE TEAM L TO R: Amy Mercer, Jamie Osborne, Karen Randall, Julie Agnew. NOT SHOWN: Mary Floyd. For the first t1me in many years,the East High Women's Rifle Team is acclaimed number one in the city, by defeating our old, but constant rivals, Lincoln and Kennedy. MEN'S RIFLE TEAM 65 �Tuesday, November 30, 1976 . LXII-No. 3 East An I Dominates East High Spotlight Anne Bockh, Chris Herhnger Jay Tharp Tami Hogan Jenntfer Moore Monty Cleworth Kathy McClung Jean Mariani Jean Mariani Gail Paul, Drew Foster Jay Halverson Mr. Richard el on Mary Coqutllard. Laura Fisher Jim Keables, Sally el on . Off Staff Reporters Jeri Bottum. Rick Kitchen . Printed by Colorado Printers 75 East Floyd Avenue-Englewood. Colorado Editor -in-Chief Editorial Editor ews Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Copy Editor Advertising Manager Busmess Manager Cartoonists Photographer Sponsor Reporters Published every month during the school ession by the students of Eut High School-Denver, Colorado 80206. ����In 19 71, the Hatchets <East High's Speech Team) was born. For the past six years, the team has gained state and national recognition for excellence in speech competition. The tradition of the team continued this year as the Hatchets won the Annual D.P. S. Sweepstakes Tournament, one of the most prestigious tournaments of the year. Several have queried, 11 What is a Hatchet? 11 A Hatchet is a competitor, a friend, a winner, a spirit, and a way of life! Hatchet also means fun, excitement, togetherness, disappointments, successes, laughing, crying, traveling, ralleytng, holding hands, and remembering and Maintaining the tradition of HATCHET!!! 70 �FRONT: Audrey Murphy. ROW 1 L TO R: ~ffer, Darnell Castleman, Stephanie Nellhaus, Ginny Stephens, Sharon Owens. ROW 2: Sandra Robinson, Christina Osborne, Elissa Goldberg, Michelle LaPerriere, Kathy McClung, Jenny Moore, Kate Picher, IsabeTAionzo, Jean Mar~anr. ROw-3: Suzanne Myers, Shcf"IY"Green, Jrin Warder, Judy Wommack, Bud Rhyne, RarenM_c;;Hugh~ Brian Lee-coach, Tammy Knrght, ~tonica Sawyer, ~hris Romer, Renee Grayson. 71 ���·-- · - - --- - ��������Anything is within your reach. -De Beamarchais We can not discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore. -Gide ��������BATTER UP! The East High Angels were a fonnidable opponent this year in the Denver Prep League baseball race. The players displayed their ski lis over and over again in the field, at bat, and in the clutch. Congratulations for a successful season, and keep on swinging! FRONT ROW L TO R: Bruce Appenfelder, Scott Colby, Charles Gagnon, Richard Kitchen, Ed Vicars, Dean Akiyama, Coach Montgomery. BACK ROW: Coach Simmons, Eric Gotaas, Jay Keller, Rick Hartman Glen Na lor Scott Connoll Ro er Hosea. ����Under a new coach, the girls tennis team vollied into a very successful season. The team was missing a few of the old faces this year, but things went twice as well as expected with every one on the team full of spirit and excitement throughout the entire season. �E FRONT ROW L TOR~ Karen Stavola, Leslie Topham, Kim Renzlelman, Julie Chase, Lori Thomas, Cheryl Goick, Carrie Clark. BACK ROW: Jessie Wellman, Dawn Gotlin, Judy Boone, Pam Blake, Cynthia, Martha Munds. 95 ���BACK ROW L TOR: Kevin Miller, Vincent Bouley, Walter Williams, Allen Carter, Spiro Razatos, Alan Lewis, Harold Johnson, Joe De Leon. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Coach Albright, Vince Berardini, Jeff Thomas, Mr. Boatright. �99 �100 ����LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Freidman, Karen Egan, Barb Brown, Nora Somer, John Craighead, Andy Wilbur, Rick Hill, Jean Mariani, Poppy Reide, Rachel Lederer, Mrs. Smith. Missing From Picture : Nancy Wise. TOP ROW L TO R: Marc Gordon, Kristina Osborne, Suzanne Myers, Lisa Barnes, Lynne Huffer, Will Barnes, Margo Hathaway, Joanne Trace. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Baldwin, Michelle LaPerriere, Marie Regas, Gail Paul, Katy Counts. BOTTOM ROW: Isabel Alonzo, Blair Brooke, Edna Kellman, Claire Snelling. 104 �ROW ONE L TOR: Kent Lewallen, Minnie Baldwin, Mostafa Gowhari, Lan Lam, Sung Sil Kim, Faina Melamed, Mona Kalyasilpin, Virginia Minick, ROW TWO: Tony Brown, Thong Cao, Alan Lewis, Anne Baumann, Marcia Craig, Pam Blake, Isabel Alonzo, Pam Hale, Judy Snyder, Deirdre Robnett, Sofia Soltanovich, ROW THREE: June Leaver, Michelle La Perriere, Liz Panagiotopoulos, Kim Conwick, Carole Yarter, Greg Cheney, Mary Roberts, ROW FOUR: Loc Nguyen, Cuong Chi Nguyen, Megan Barton, Krista Shoffstall, James Ainsworth, Julie Thompson, Arthur DeHerrera, Maureen Hartlaub, Steve Cheney, Cathy Eliason, Jay Armour, Ed Ritums, Susie Ross, Lynne Huffer, Jose Mayorga, John Schoeberlein, Hong Ty Nguyen, Amy Herron, Katy Counts, Margaret Osner, Jason Clark. ~~-~~·~*************************************** ~ §fUJi§~. FRONT ROW L TOR: Mary Coquillard, Marcia Craig, Lane Hilton, Emily Lobato, Pam Hale, Sherri Miyazawa, Murtha Derr, BACK ROW: Margo Page, Mary Roberts, Julie Lobato, Darby Peschel, June Farland, Terri Parachini, Kim Conwick, Anne Bockh, Tami Hogan, Krista Shoffstall, Lori Empey, Chris DiProfio, Eileen Gooch, Nancy Wise, Mrs. Flatow. �T tl E s f I A ~ ROW 1 L TOR: Kent Lewallen, Will Barnes, Bret Wakefield, Peggy Games, Ms. Davis, ROW 2: Gus Malmgren, Ron Tharp, R rck Hartman, Molly Kane, Stephanie Nellhaus, Blair Brooke, Billy Batson, Lisa Barnes, John Schoeberlein, ROW .3: Marla Scharf, Chandler Crawford, Chris DiProfio, Sue Parsons, Darlene Wilkins, Steve Eichenberger, Kathy McClung. ROW 4: Dave Doyle, Mary Dulacki, MIchelle LaPerriere, Heidi Whippier, Carole Yarter, Jenny Yarter, Andy Downing, Quentin O'Brien, Kari Haugen. �) LEFT TO RIGHT: Joann Westhoff, Sandra Ostrom, Chri$ Keables, Julie Koeppe, Mrs. Bowen, Teri Anne Nahulu. DECA LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Cromar, Dave Dunn, Sam W• 'es, Kathy Sellers, Dana Stevens, Jeri Bottum, Ms. Bornemiss. �BACK ROW L TOR: Mr. Lacey, Tim Williams, Tom Kawano, Stanley Sunderwirth, Ed Ritums, Tami Hogan, Anne Bockh, Nancy Wise, Susie Ross, Chris Herlinger, Pat Tooley, Katy Counts, Bud Rhyne, Krista Shoffstall, Jim Ortiz, Alise Boxer, Jim Keables, Renee Brickell, Kent Lewallen, Joni Hall, MIDDLE: Adela Tovar, Frances Johnson, Marie Regas, Mary Roberts, Murtha Derr, Cindy Hauck, Karen Phillips, Kerri Shwayder, Molly Kane, FRONT: Cathy Eliason, June Leaver, Mary Coquillard, Pam Hale, Jacki Jesse, Jenny Moore, Sharon Clinkingbeard, Sherri Miyazawa, Linda Rubenstein, Terri Parachini, Marcia Craig. Anne Bockh AI ise Boxer Renee Brickell Gayle Bundy Marian Carpenter Sharon C I ink ingbeard Mary Coquillard Katy Counts Marcia Craig Murtha Derr Melissa Dunning Cathy Eliason Mary Floyd Pam Hale Joni Hall Cindy Hauck Chris Herlinger Tami Hogan 108 Jacki Jesse Bret Johnson Frances Johnson Molly Kane Tom Kawano James Keables-pres, June Leaver-sec, Kent Lewallen Sherri M iyazawa Jenny Moore Audrey Murphy Jim Ortiz Terri Parachini Greg Pearson Karen Phillips Karen Randall Marie Regas John (Bud) Rhyne Ed Ritums Susie Ross-vice pres, Linda Rubenstein Mary Roberts Kerri Shwayder Beth Schwartzberg Krista Shoffstall Kevin Smith Stanley Sunderw irth-treas, Jay Tharp Pat Tooley Adela Tovar Anne Truair Tim Williams Beth Wells Nancy Wise Dale Wetmore ��TOP ROW L TO R: Kim Conwick, Nancy Randall. BOTTOM ROW: Bernice Ironshell, Jackie Jesse. TOP ROW L TOR: Jan McNeil, Kathy Hardy, Kim Conwick, Terri Parachini, Culleen Hinterreiter, Debbie Parachini, Nancy Wise, Monica Embelton. MIDDLE ROW: Bernice Ironshell, Jackie Jesse, Karen Adams, Jill Dedrick, Amy Abbott, Diane Perry. FRONT ROW: Brenda Short, Janet Adams, Nancy Randall, Mardi Altman. �ROW ONE: Maritza Jewett, Janecia Bibb, Monica Smith, Diane Fizer, Sharon Walker, Lori Rosella, Ellen Klein, Chris Keables, Phillip Gill. ROW TWO: Tara Grant, Lynn Nelson, Amy Klein, Lolita McNeil, Adriann Dotson, Michelle Hunt, Lisa Marion, Roxane Seney, Theresa Jepson, Sha Slawson. ROW THREE: Pam Blakesec.-treas., Mary Kouremenos, Kris Koktavy, Barb Mosgovoy, Cheryl Maher, Tracy Skopinski, DeDe Robnett, Julie Koeppe, Kathy Quick, Karen Stavola. ROW FOUR: Gwyn Barley, Lisa Jara, Trenna Coleman, Gay Williams, Donna Goode, Toni Martinez, Cecilia White, Stephanie Goodloe, Maura Shannon, Sherry Durst, Juanita Campbell. �. ,_, ���Gospe1 Lnsemble L TO R: Wi II Barnes 1 Jim Keables 1 Steve Eichenberger, Dave Dunn. 115 ���ALICE L. CALL Mrs. Call, the college counselor, is considered by many as one of the most helpful, enthusiastic persons at East High. She began teaching food classes in January of 1952. In succeeding years, she taught social problems. More recently, Mrs. Call served as college counselor, aiding many c;tudents in their future endeavors. And now, twenty-five years and 40,000 students later, she is retiring. The 1977 Angelus Staff sincerely thanks you for all of your advice, Mrs. Call! DOMINIC ZARLENGO If all thought like I do and I thought I ike each, all you thought would say you 1re a peach, for 11 11 never forget 11 m closing the door, all the things that 1 l ve learned in 224. Of Colfax, the cat and her negative hide, and where a condenser1s charge resides and how the A.C. does use a slip ring, wh i I e for D.C., a commutators the thing. And how electrolysis depends on the time, a thing which you 1re wasting too much on this rhyme. So now I will close this verse rather bad, by saying, 11 to have had you I surely am glad! 11 118 �RUTH EGGLESTON In every day living, few people are ever satisfied with what they do or how they I ive. This is not true of Mrs. Ruth Eggleston. For 38 years, she has lived a full and rewarding life as a teacher and counselor at East High Schoo I. Over the years, she has observed many changes, and if she were given the chance to do it all over again, she would. She loved to keep busy and proved to be a woman of perfection. With tears in her eyes, and great sorrow in her voice, she parted, saying, "I don't think that there was ever so beautiful a school as East, and whenever I drive by it, I feel a great amount of pride!" In recognition of Mrs. Eggleston, East High would like to thank her for thirty-eight outstanding and devoted years as a teacher and counselor. MARTHA DEEDS For the five years Mrs. Deeds has spent at East, she has been one of our most dedicated I ibrarians. Mrs. Deeds feels that during her short stay at East, she has aided both students and teachers in research and study. Her keen wit and constant smile, along with her authoritarian control of the library, will long be remembered by those who have come in contact with her. "There is a certain friendly atmosphere at East, and I like being a part of it,'' she stated. Mrs. Deeds also feels that East is like a community, representative of the world because of the togetherness of all students from different parts of the city. "Thank you for being a help in the I ibrary, Mrs. Deeds." 119 �120 �����I( SEX EOUCAT\0~ , ARE YOU SURE THAIS THE c_ouRSE YOU WANrf ���������������������������������������������Art Boll hoefer Saundra Bolin Anne Bollinger Karen Boyd Patricia Boykin Peter Brad I ey Ricky Brashears Sara Bridges Teri Brisco Blair Brooke Carlton Brown Roma Brown Yvonne Brown David Bryant Susan Burkhardt Hugh Burns Debra Burns Kenneth Burrell Gerald Burton Richard Byrd Victor Calderone Sandra Cal dwell Keith Campbell Manual Candelaria Kathy Carl in Karen Carter Randy Carter Gloria Cargill Roy Castleberry 170 �Darnell Castleman Jeffery Chaney Julie Chase Janet Clark Jason Clark Monty Cleworth Thong Cao Garmain Coleman Michael Contreras Sheila Cooper David Cowan Troy Dean Art Deherrera 171 ���Derrick Harden Kathleen Hardy Richard Harris Michael Haynes Debby Heiliger Lis a Herbold Zandra Herrera Amy Herron Sara Herron Jackie Hill Rick Hill Ray Hines Culleen Hi nterre Iter Mark Hocker Christopher Holle Julie Horn Roger Hosea Martin Howard Laurie Hudson Bill Hutton Lynne Huffer Tracy Hurst 174 �Faith lchlshita Reginald Jackson Annette Jasso Barbara Jent Maritza Jewett Melanie Joffrio Charles Johnson Penny John:s:o:n~J!iii!!!:l;;:!iii!~!l..~~~~;.~.J~:.~~~~~~J Barry Jones Liz Jones Diana Juarez Lisa Kakayasilein Sumalee Kalyasilpin Kathy Keil Rachel Kelso Kathy Keliiholokai Kendall Kincaid Leslie Kidneigh Katie Kirchhof Richard Kitchen Ida Kirkwood Amy Klein Karen Kloss ���Gayle Munds Glen Naylor James Nelson Robin Nelson Lac helle Nett I es Cuong Nguyen Thette NobI e Kathy Norman David Oldham Shannon 0' Leary Stephanie Osorio Sandra Ostrom Rebecca Padilla Debra Parachini Elysa Parker Mario Parker Sherran Parks Gail Paul Thomas Paul Barbara Pearl Duane Pearson Harriet Perrin Nancy Randall 178 �Jeff Richardson Marvin Richardson Sandra Robinson Dory Rousseau Matthew Ryan Michal( Sanchez Brenda Short John Sawyer Lance Schaffer John Schoeberlein Carol Schultz John Schwartzberg Lorraine Scott Kathy Sellers Terry Shepard Mike Shur Natalie Sidwell Nancy Skeeters Donna Sly D'ne Slaughter Dam ita Sf aughter Tina Shefleda Beth Smith Daniel Smith 179 ���Sandy Walton Gaylan Wommack Jim Warder Bobble Washington Teri Washington Barb Wells Wendy White Sherman White Samuel Wides Andy Wilbur Darlene Wilkins Gregory Wrenn SENIORS DENA ANDRIANOKOS ERICH PRIESTER DICK TAZAWA 182 ����Laura Bordard Mara Boxer Leigh Brackett Mary Bradley AI icia Breiner Ricky Brown Tracy Brown Lynn Bruce Diane Buckner Debbie Bueno Bill Burnam Rodney Busby Minny Carr Carey Lynn Carter Reggie Castleman Louis Chacon Lorri Chavet John Cheney Carrie Clark Patty Clarke Trenna Coleman Cynthia Conner Virginia Cooke Angelle Cooper James Cooper Russ Covode Shauna Crable �Darren Crites sue Cronenwett Kirk Carvatt Janice Cruz Nancy Cummings Larry Cui pepper Laurie Dahlstrom Chari es Davis Shari Dawkins Sha Dawson Kate Deane Jill Dedrick Kathy DeHerrera Eulal io Delatorre Anastasia Demos Tanya Dobbins Adriann Dotson Lance Douglas William Duensing III Francis Duke Sherry Durst Debbie Egan James Elliott Monica Embleton Susan Embelton Richard Espinoza Richard Essig Shereen Feder Curtis Fox Sandra Freyta Debbie Friedman Roger Fujii Veronica Fuller 187 �Yolanda Gabriel Michelle Garamella Hector Garcia Joann Garc1a Lisa Garcia Robyn Gardner Sarah Gardner Philip Gill Marc Gilland Cheryl Goick Elissa Go I dberg Amy Gooch Donna Goode Stephanie Goodloe Marc Gordon Rachel Gore Dawn Gotl in Juliette Gould Tara Grant Shell• e Green Jeff Greenblatt Yvonne Grossman Ernesto Guerra Bever I y Haaker Nevin Hahn 188 �Orlando Hall Victor Halley John Haralampopoulo$ Delecia Harris Artis Harrison Carol Harvey Margaret Hathaway Peter Hautzinger Stephanie Hayward Susan Hendershot Bill Holsman Barbara Hoover Paul Hoskins Jamie Hutchinson Brian Ipsen Fred Ironshell Cheryl Jackson Carol Jaki ci c Elizabeth Jara Lenny Jecm inek Theresa Jepson Eric Jewett Mike Johnson Phyllis Johnson 189 ���Evelyn McKmnie Donna McNeal Lolita McNeil Paul McNeill Wi IIi am Meade Patty Mejia Jill Mensing Phil Meyer Chrislin Miley Kevin Miller Teresa Miller Veronica Mims Terri Mondschein Theresa Montoya Kim Mosher Martha Munds Chris Mustoe Suzann Myers Teri Anne Nahul u Scott Neal Lynne Nelson Sally Nelson Sharon Nelson Victor Nevins Kirstie Nixon Lynette Nob I e Jennifer Nol d 192 �Yvonne Norton Eric Nuechterl e in Craig O'Brien Nora Ortiz Kristina Osborne Sharon Owens Joe Pacheco Dale Pedersen June Perham Tina Perkins Derek Peschel Keely Pounds Kathy Quick Katrina Ransom Marcie Reavey Renee Rees Diane Regas Kim Renzelman Shannon Riede Tricia Roberts Rachel Robinson Deirdre Robnett Rosalie Rodriguez Anne Rose Lori Rosella David Ross Pete Roybal Terri Sagara Michelle Salz 193 ����Meet Your Ha.ll Guatd 197 ���Not that men are ignorantwhat is truth? 200 �Nay, but that men know so little of men DuBoi �PAGE INDEX ACTIVITIES MISCELLANEOUS Advanced Choir .................. 60 Angel aires ...................... 59 Band .......................... . 56 Barbershop Quartet .............. 115 Class Officers ................... 41 Concert Choir .................... 58 Delegate Assembly ............... 44 Gospel Ensemble ............... 115 Head Boy and Girl ................ 40 Homecoming .................... . 14 Orchestra ....................... 55 Academics .....•.........•..... 120 Angelus ......................... 86 Balarat ......................... 78 Career Ed. Center ................ . Donkey Basketball ............... 30 Executive Internship .............. 68 Fiddler on the Roof ............... 76 Miracle Worker .................. 34 Top Ten ........................ 84 Retiring Teachers ......... .118, 206 Spot Iight ........................ 66 Stage Crew ...................... 36 R.O. T .C. . .................... . 62 Speech ......................... 70 Student Counci I .................. 43 Wolcott ......................... 88 Woodbury ....................... 8 9 CLUBS B.S.U . ....................... 114 Cheerleaders .................... 32 Dance ......................... .61 D.E.C.A . .................... .107 F.H.A ........................ 112 French ........................ 104 International •.................. 1 05 Latin ......................... . 104 Los Chicanos .................. 113 National Honor Society .......... 1 08 Pep .......................... 111 PreMed . ..................... . 114 Red Cross ...............•..... 107 Seraph Sisters ................. 105 Government Dance ................ 1 09 Swim Timers .................... 54 Thespians ..................... 1 06 V.I.C.A . ..................... 112 Wrest Ierettes ................... 110 SPORTS Baseball ........................ 90 Basketball ...................... 46 Cross Country .................. 2 8 Football, Varsity ................ 12 Girls Basketball ................. 45 Girls Gymnastics ................. 26 Girls Soccer .................... 96 Girls Swimming ........•......... 22 Girls Tennis ..................... 94 Girls Track ...................... 97 Golf ............................ 29 Gymnastics ...................... 98 Lacrosse ........................ 9 2 Soccer ......................... . 18 Swimming ....................... 52 Tennis ......................... . 24 Track ........................... 97 Volleyball ....................... 20 Wrestling ...................... . 50 STUDENTS Seniors ........................... . 150 Juniors ........................... . 168 Sophomores ........................ 184 202 �-AAbbott, Amy 110, 169 Adams, Dana 60, 185 Adams, Janet 42, 110, 185 Adams, Joseph 169 Adams, Karen 110, 152 Aderman, Kyle 51, 169 Agnew, Julia 185 Agnew, Patricia 62, 152 Ahrens, Ashley 185 Ainsworth, James 152 Akiyama, Dean 42, 43, 114, 169 Akridge, Carolyn 185 Albertelll, Paul16 Alexander, James 12, 16,5 Aile, Julie 152 Allen, Richard 152 Allen, Rock 169 Alonzo, Isabel 71, 169 Altman, Mardi 110, 185 Altman, Steven 86, 152 Andersen, Julie 185 Anderson Bayonne 60 Anderson, Felecla 169 Anderson, Jarai 185 Anderson, Joyce 152 Anderson, Karla 152 Ander son, Kennith 169 Andrews, Lucretia 60, 185 Ant, Lauren 169 Antonopoulos, Kostas 10, 18, 169 Appenfelder, Bruce 152 Appenzeller, Mary 185 Appenze II er, Teresa 152 Archuleta, Shelly 169 Arenas, Dolores 152 Arenas, Julia 185 Arkulari, Jonathan 34, 58, 59, 152 Arkularl, Judith 169 Armour, Jay 185 Arnold, Landis 18, 169 Ashby, Layne 169 Ashby, Tracy 58, 152 Ashley, Lourltta 185 Atwood, Paul 185 Austin, Rita 185 Avila, Kenneth 51 -BBailey, Vincent 98, 169 Bakken, Julie 58, 152 Banks, Carolyn 20 Banman, Steven 152 Banman, Susan 60, 185, 100 Barber, John 46 Barbour, Doreen 27, 114, 152 Barbour, Phillip 16, 49 Barefield, John 185 Barley, Gwyn 185 Barnes, Will 58, 169 Barnett, Raymond 185 Barrett, Felice 44, 114, 169 Barrientos, Joe 185 Barrientos, Lisa 169 Barth, Laurie 169 Barth, Steven 152 Barton, Mary 23, 54, 96, 169 Batson, Billy 58, 59, 152 Baumann, Beverly 169 Beaird, Paul 18, 185 Beck, Danny 152 Beckler, Allison 23 Belyea, Clark 18 Belyea, Vance 18, 153 Benerman, William 16, 153 Bengston, Jeffrey 153 Benson, Clay 16, 49, 185 Berardini, Vince 98, 153 Berdahl, Laurie 34 Berdahl, Mark 167 Beringer, Cynthia 169 Berman, Mark 169 Bickler, Denise 185 Blenerth, Roxanne 185 Blaine, James 169 Blair, Carla 153 Balalr, Edna 61, 169 Blake , Pamela 20, 94, 169 Blake, Tracie 185 Blankenship, Valerie 58, 59 Blythe, Mary 196 Bockh, Anne 44, 105, 153 Bolin, Saundra 170 Bollhoefer, Arthur 170 Bollinger, Ann 170 Bollinger, Grace 185 Bonner, Kathleen 185 Boone, Judy 60, 94 Bottum, Jeri 44, 153 Boxer, Alise 153 Boxer, Mara 186 Boyd, Karen 170 Boykln, Patricia 170 Brackett, Leigh 186 Bradley, Mark 86, 153 Bradley, Mary 186 Bradley, Peter 18, 170 Brashears, Alfretta 27 Brashears, Ricky 170 Breiner, Alicia 186 Brickell, Renae 153 Bridges, Sarah 20, 27, 86, 170 Brisco, Terl 170 Brooke, Blair 58, 59, 170 Brown, Anthony 153 Brown, Carlton 170 Brown, Cathy 153 Brown, John 153 Brown, Kim 61 Brown, Ricky 16, 186 Brown, Roma 170 Brown, Tracy 186 Brown, Yvonne 170 Brownson, Daniel 44 Bruce, Lynne 186 Bryant, David 170 Buchholz, Mary 153 Buckner, Diane 186 Bueno, Deborah 186 Bundy, David 29 Bundy, Gayle 58, 59, 153 Burchard, Laura 23 Burkhardt, Susan 27, 170 Burlson, Charles 29 Burnam, Harold 186 Burns, Deborah 170 Burns, Hugh 170 Burrell, Kenneth 108, 170 Burton,Gerald 18, 170 Busby, Rodney 186 Byers, Vince 12 Byrd, Richard 170 -CCaldwell, Sandra 170 Caldwell, Shedrick 28, 97, 153 Campbell, Keith 18, 170 Candelaria, Manual 170 Cao, Thong 18, 171 Cargill, Gloria 170 Carlin, Kathleen 23, 54, 170 Carlin, Patrick 40, 43, 153 Carpenter,Carol 23, 54 Carroll, Diane 20 Carter,AIIen 98 Carter, Carey 186 Carter, Edward 16 Carter, Florine 153 Carter, Karen 20, 58, 170 Carter, Lawrence 153 Carter, Randall 170 Casey, Michael16, 51 Castaneda, Donna 108 Castleberry, Roy 108, 170 Castleman, Darnell 71, 171 Castleman, Reggie 16, 186 Chacon, Louis 18, 186 Chaney, Jeffery 171 Chase, Gregory 153 Chase, Julie 20, 94, 171 Cheney, John 186 Cheney, Stephen 153 Chinn, Stephanie 154 Cinocco, Dawnna 154 Claesan, Chris 154 Clark, Carrie 27, 94, 186 Clark, Janet 23, 96, 171 Clark, Jason 171 Clark, Patricia 44 Clarke, Patty 186 C leworth, Montgomery 171 Cllnklngbeard, Sharon 42, 43, 154 Colby, Scott 84 Cole, Todd 12, 51, 154 Coleman, India 171 Coleman, Trenna 20, 60, 186 Conner, Cynthia 186 Connolly, Scott 18, 184 Contreras, Henry 171 Conwick, Kimberly 43, 110, 86, 96, 105, 154 Cooke, VIrginia 186 Cooksey, James 12, 51, 154 Cooper, Angelle 186 Cooper, Henry 16, 49 Cooper, James 186 Cooper, Sheila 171 Coquillard, Mary 114, 154 Counts, Katherine 54, 58, 85, 154 Covode, William 49, 186 Cozart, Calvin 154 Crable Shauna 186 Craig, Marcia 40, 43, 154 Crandall, David 154 Crandall, Debra 171 203 Crawford, Chandler 34, 44, 171 Cressy, Brenda 44, 154 Crites, Darren 187 Cromar, Susan 58, 59 Cruz, Janice 187 Culpepper, Larry 187 Cummings,Douglas 154 Cummings, Nancy 187 -D Dahlstrom, Laurie 23, 187 Daugherty, Billy 154 Davis, Charles 187 Davis, Edward 12, 51, 97, 154 Davis, Glenda 171 Davis, Gregg 46 Davis, Michael 154 Davis, Rosie 154 Dawkins, Shari 60, 187 Dawson, Charles 16, 51 Dean, Troy 171 Deane, Kate 23, 187 Dedrick, Jill 110, 187 Deherrera, Jerry 52, 113, 171 Deherrera, Katherine 187 Delatorre, Alice 52, 113 172 Delatorre, Eulalio 187 Deleon, Joseph 52, 98, 118 Deleon, Rebecca 42, 43, 52, 113, 172 Delphia, Anthony 172 Demos, Anastasia 187 Derose, Diane 172 Derr, Murtha 54, 86, 105, 108, 155 Diprofio,William 34, 58, 59, 162 Doane, Kimberley 27, 172 Dobbins, Tanya 187 Dock, Scott 24, 172 Ken, Dol 12, 51 Dorsey, Tekoa 155 Dotson, Adriann 187 Douglas, Lance 187 Duensing, William 60, 187 Duhaime, Rosemary 172 Duke, Francis 189 Dulacki, Mary 172 Duncan, Martha 155 Dunn, Dave44, 58,59 Dunning, Melissa 155, 78 Durall, John 155 Duran, Theresa 172 Durst, Sherry 42, 43, 187 Dwight, Jenee 58, 172 Dyer, Melanie 34, 155 Dyes, Gordon 60 -EEarley, Beverly 155, 86 Edmonds, Carol 155 Egan, Debra 96, 187 Egan, Karen 23, 54, 172 Eichenberger, Stephen 34, 58, 59, 154 Eitemll ler, Jennifer 172 Eliason, Catherine 23, 54, 84, 155 Ellerbee, Angela 58, 59, 155 Ellerbee, Veronica 172 Embleton, Monica 110, 187 Embleton, Susan 187 Empey, Lori 96, 155 Enderiein, Carina 61 Eppich,Brett 23, 172 Epstein, Larry 44, 155 Erickson,Diana 155, 172 Espinoza, RIchard 187 Erickson, Diana 155, 172 Espinoza, Richard 187 Essig, Richard 187 Evans, Harold 12, 51 -FFalkenberg, VIrginia 23, 172 Farland, June 105, 155 Faus, Randy 172 Fechtner, Robert 155 Feder, Shereen 187 Ferrari, Angela 172 Floyd, Mary 62 Fogler, Yul172 Frey, Peter 60 Freyta, Sandra 187 Friedman, Deborah 23, 96 Fujii, Donna 52, 113, 172 Fujii, Roger 16, 187 Fuller, Veronica 187 Furedy, Charles 24, 156 -GGabriel, Yolanda 60, 188 Gagnon, Chuck 12, 173 Gaiter, Michael12, 97 Games, Peggy 34, 173 Gandy, Scott 28, 44, 58, 173 Garamella, Michelle 188 Garcia, Cynthia 166 Garcia,Dominica 173 Garcia, Eleanor 173 Garcia, George 18, 58 Garcia, Hector 188 Garcia, JoAnn 188 Gardner, Robyn 188 Gardner, Sarah 188 Garrett, Celine 156 Gateos, Deno 173 Gilbert, Joyce 173 Gill, Philip 188 Gilland, Marc 188 Glick, Sara 173 Glista, Paul 156, 29 Goick, Cheryl94, 188 Golck, Cindy 156 Goldberg, Benjamin 156 Goldberg,EIIse 71, 188 Gooch, Amy 188 Gooch, Eileen 86, 96, 105, 156 Goode, Donna 188 Goodloe, Stephanie 188 Gordon, Marc 188 Gore,Rachel 20, 96, 188 Gossard, James 44, 46, 61 Gotaas, Erik 18, 173 Gotlin, Dawn 23, 54, 94 188 Gould,Gabriel 156 Gould Juliette 44, 188 Grant, Tara 60, 188 Grassier, Richard 173 Gray, Donavon 12, 156 Grayson, Onedia 173 Grayson, Tacklon 71 �Green, Julie 173 Green, Shelly 71, 188 Greenglatt, Jeffrey 188 Greene,Aian 173 Greer, Mickael 51, 173 Gregory, Terrl173 Greiner, David 24, 156 Grogan, Mary 97, 173 Grossman, Yvonne 188 Groves, Bryon 60, 173 Groves, Leneta 156 Guerra, Ernesto 18, 188 Guess, Sherry 173 -HHaaker,Beverly 188 Haaker, Robert 156 Hahn, Nevin 188 Hale, Pamela 86, 96, 105, 156 Haley, Brian 16 Haley, Sean 12, 44, 156 Hall, Joni 58, 59, 156 Hall Orlando 189 Halley, Billy 156 Halley, Victor 189 Halverson, Jay 12, 66, 97, 173 Hampton, Kenneth 97, 156 Hampton, Michael 173 Haralampopoulos, John 189 Hardy, Kathleen 110, 178 Hardy, Myrtle 156 Harms, Jane 156 Harris, Delecia 189 Harris, Janice 157 Harris, Richard 97, 174 Harrison, Artis 189 Hartlaub, Maureen 157 Hartman, Richard 18, 157 Harvey,Carol 27, 189 Hatch, Sally 157 Hathaway, Margaret 96, 189 Hathaway, Thomas 18, 157 Hauck, Cindy 54, 108, 157 Hauck, Douglas 157 Hautzinger, Peter 44, 189 Haynes, Michael 174 Hayword, Stephanie 189 Heald, Robert 157 Heiliger, Deborah 174 Hendershot, Susan 189 Henderson, Geraldine 189 Herbold, Lisa 67, 174 Her IInger, Chris 66, 157 Herrera,Zandra 174 Herron, Amy 58, 174 Herron, Sara 174 Hickman,Michae1189 Hickman, Staci 157 Hill, Jackie 174 Hill, Walter 58, 59 Hills,Donna 157 Hilton, Lane 96, 105 Hines, Ray 174 Hinterreiter, Culleen 110, 174 Hocker, Mark 12, 58, 174 Hocker, Tyrone 44, 60, 189 Hodge,Evitt 97 Kahre, Erik 158 Kahre, Mark 190 Kalyasilpin, Sumalee 175 Kane, Molly 34, 58, 158 Kawano, Richard 24, 86, 158 Kawano, Thomas 12, 58, 59, 158 Kay, Christopher 44, 158 Keables, Christine 23, 90,97 Keables, James 58, 108, 85, 158 Keil, Kathy 175 Kelllholokai, Kathleen 41, 43, 175 Keliiholokai, Sherrie 41, 43, 15, 158 Keliiholokai, Thomas 16, 49, 190 Keller, James 12, 158 Kellman, Edna 60, 190 Kelso, Rachel 175 Kemp, Anne 27, 190 Kendrick, Luangela 158 Kennec, Klifton 46 Kennedy, Lisa 41, 43, -IIchishita, Faith 20, 114, 190 Kerswi II, Christine 158 175 Keys, Alyce 114, 190 Ipsen, Brian 189 Keys, Deberice 43, 44, Ironshell, Berneice 110, 114, 158 157 Kidneigh, Leslie 175 Ironshell, Fredrick 189 Kidneigh, Jon 190 -JKilfoyle, Jacquelin 58, Jackson, Cheryl 189 159 Jackson, Kim 46 Kilfoyle, Peter 18, 190 Jackson, Lawanda 157 Kim, Joann 159 Jackson, Reginald 175 Kincaid, Kendall 86, Jaeggi, Sylvia 157 175 Jakicic, Carol 189 Kindred, Karolette 190 James, Beth 157 Kindred, Kernyce 159 James,Geraldine 158 Kinkel, Peter 159 Jara, Elizabeth 189 Kirchhof, Mary 23, 175 Jasso, Annette 175 Kirkwood, Ida 175 Jenkins, Michael 158 Kitchen, Richard 24, 43, Jent, Barbara 175 175 Jepson, Theresa 189 Jesse, Jacquelin 110, 158 Klein, Amy 175 Klein, Ellen 190 Jewett, Eric 189 Kline, Kenneth 190 Jewett, Maritza 28, 58, Kloss,Karen 175 175 Klosterman, Barbara Joffrion, Melanie 20, 176 175 Knight, Graham 190 Johnson, Bret 158 Johnson, Frances 86, 158 Knight, Tammy 71, 190 Knudson, Monica 23, 54, Johnson, Harold 98 190 Johnson, Michael 189 Knutson, Kris 159 Johnson, 189 Koeppe, Julia 190 Johnson, Penny 175 Koktavy, Kristin 190 Johnson, Phyllis 189 Konkol, Robert 16, 190 Johnson, Randy 49 Kosmicki, Matthew 159 Johnson,Robert 16, 190 Kouremenos, Mary 190 Johnson, Charles 175 Kral, Tandy 176 Johnston, Alicia 27, 158 Krichevsky, Nancy 176 Johnston, Daren 189 -LJones, Barry 175 Labadie, Harry 176 Jones, Craig 12, 86 Lackey, Monty 51, 190 Jones, Elizabeth 175 Lam, Lan 176 Jones, Lonnie 97 Lambourne, Mark 16 Jones, Luwan 158 Lambrecht, Susan 176 Jones, Renee 190 Landrum, Shannon 60 Jones, Scott 23, 41, 43, Lane, Paul 190 97, 158 Langhofer, Mikayo 44, Jordan, Toni 158 159 Juarez, Diana 42, 52, LaPerrlere, Michelle 118, 175 71, 176 Judkins, Boris 58 Law, Denise 190 -KKachidurlan, Jane 23,190 Law, Frederick 18, 190 Hodges, Alan 189 Hogan, Tamara 20, 66, 105, 157 Holder, Don 46 Holland,Charles 189 Holland, Michael18 Holle,Christopher 174 Holsman, William 189 Honea, Susie 157 Hoover, Barbara 189 Horn, Julie 174 Hosea, Roger 12, 174 Hoskins, Pamela 157 Hoskins, Paul 16, 44, 189 Houston, Mark 51 Howard, Dean 12 Howard, Patricia 43, 60, 157 Howard, Martin 174 Hudson, Laurie 58, 174 Huffer, Lynne 28, 71, 174 Hunt, Michelle 157 Hurst, Tracy 174 Hutchinson, James 189 Hutton, Billie 174 204 Law, Susan 159 Lawson, Sherie Leadon, Denise 20, 114, 159 Leaver, June 23, 54, 96, 159 Lebois, Adele 20, 96, 176 Lederer, Rachel 176 Lee, Cheryl 176 Lee, Lynn 159 Lee, Nita 159 Lee, Timothy 176 Lewallen, Kent 24, 58, 84, 86, 159 Lewis, Alan 42, 43, 44, 98, 190 Lewis, Anita 44 Lewis, Sammy 190 Lewis, Steven 16, 191 Liljedahl, Lisa 20 Lippincott, Paul 51, 191 Little, Sandra 159 Littlejohn, Brian 191 Lobato, Emily 96, 105, 159 Lobato, Julie 105, 176 Long Kyle 191 Long, Rebecca 176 Lopez, Louise 52 Loury, Kirk 159 Love, Di Anna 159 Loving, Karen 159 Lovitt, Brad 191 Lowe, Jeanine 176 Lowe, William 12, 46, 97 Lucey, Ellen 191 Luna, Eric 24, 51, 191 Luna, Richard 24, 44, 51, 176 Lynch, Joey 159 -M- MacCiuskey, Lisa 60, 191 Mack, Tawana 191 Maddox, Cora 159 Magnie, Joan 27, 176 Maher, Cheryl 191 Mahoney, Patrick 18, 160 Maiselon, Steven 51, 191 Malone, Portia 160 Manter, Charles 191 Manter, Douglas 191 Mariani, Jean 71, 160 Marion, Lisa 191 Marshbank, Melvin 97 Martelon, Lisa 191 Martin, David 191 Martin,Debra 114, 191 Martin, John 176 Martin, Judy 160 Martin, Kenneth 177 Martin, Myrna 191 Martin, Paige 160 Martin, Robert 97 Martin, Rosie 160 Martin, Tracy l77 Martinez, Antonett 20, 191191 Martinez, Eugene 191 Martinez, Lisa 177 Martinez, Lloyd 16 Martinez, Louis 46 Martinez, Phillip 16, 51 Martinez, Thomas 191 Masters, Kenneth 44, 177 Masterson, CarrIe 191 Matney, Katherine 160 Matney, Robert 16 Mauries, James 28, 191 Maurles, Zoe 58, 177 May, William 12, 15, 93, 160 Mayorga, Jose 160 Mays, Terrence 12, 97 McCarty, Gregory 177 McCleave, Bruce 177 McClung, Kathleen 34, 71 McCoy, Neil 16, 49 McCraner, Andrew 191 McCraner John 160 McGann, John 191 McGarry, Elizabeth 177 McHugh, Karen 60, 71, 191 McKinnie, Evelyn 60, 192 Mclaughlin, Marvin 46 Mclaughlin, Tim 46 McNeal, Donna 192 McNeill, Paul 192 McWilliams, Christy 58 Meade, William 49, 192 Mejia, Patty 192 Melamed, Faina 160 Melcher, Sarah 58, 59, 177 Mensing, Jill192 Mercer, Amy 58, 160 Mercer, Susan 58 Meurer, Valerie 27, 177 Meyer, Gregory 177 Meyer, Philip 192 Micaud, Catherine 61, 96, 177 Middike, Lisa 160 Middleton, Cynthia 177 Middleton, Marcy 160 Mikel, Todd 12, 51 Miles Michelle 114, 177 Miley, Chrislin 60, 192 Miller, Karen 177 Miller, Kevin 98, 192 Miller, Kim 86, 160 Miller, Leslie 160 Miller, Mikiann 177 Miller, Randye 160 Miller, Regina 177 Miller, Susan 160 Miller, Teresa 192 Milsap, Robert 12, 46, 177 Mims, Veronica 192 Miskin, Gregory 58 Mitchell, Gregory 108, 177 Miyazawa, Sherri 161 Monaghan, Timothy 161 Mondscheln, Terri 60, 192 Monley, Veronica 27, 177 Montoya, Bryon 52, 113 Montoya, Teresa 192 Moore, Jennifer 71, 161 Moore,Scott 177 Moore, Willis 161 Morton, William 12, 62, 177 Mosgovoy, Barbara 58, 177 Mosher, Kimberly 192 Motz, Monica 161 Mul.:ahy, Molly 161 Munds, Gayle 178 �Munds, Martha 20, 94, 192 Murphy, Audrey 44, 61, 71, 161 Murray, Thomas 161 Mustoe, Christopher 192 Myers, Suzanne 71, 192 -N Nahulu, Terianne 192 Naylor, Glen 12, 178 Neal, Scott 97, 192 Nellhaus,Stephanie 34, 58, 59, 71, 161 Nelson, Carl 16 Nelson, James 178 Nelson, lynne 192 Nelson, Robin 178 Nelson Sally 20, 44, 60, 192 Nettles, lachelle 178 Nevins, Victor 49, 192 Nguyen, Hong 178, 161 Nixon, Kirstie 192 Noble, Lynette 108, 178, 192 Nold, Jennifer 60, 114, 192 Norman, Kathy 178 Norton, Yvonne 193 Nuechterlein, Eric 51, 193 -0- 0brien, Craig 193 Olander, Eric 12 Oldham, David 44, 178 Oleary, Shannon 23, 54, 178 Ortiz, James 161 Ortiz, Onora 193 Osner, Margaret 60 Osorio, Stephanie 178 Ostrom, Sandra 178 Owens,Sharon 60, 71, 193 -P- Pacheco, Joseph 97, 193 Padilla, Rebecca 178 Page, Margaret 161 Panagiotopoulos, Elizabeth 161 Parachini, Debra 110, 178 Parachini, Terri 61, 96, 105, 110, 161 Parker, Elysa 178 Parker, Marion 178 Parks, Sherran 178 Parsons, Susan 58, 59 161 Pascoe, Sarah 60 Paul, Gail 178 Paul, Thomas 178 Paxton, Pamela 23, 54 Pearl, Barbara 23, 178 Pearson, B i liard 12 Pearson, Duane 58, 59, 178 Pearson, Gregory 24, 161 Pedersen, Dale 193 Perham, June 193 Perkins, Tina 193 Perrin, Harriet 178 Perry, Diane 110, 181 Peschel!, Darbey, 105, 161 Peterson, Pamela 181 Phillips, Andrea 181 Phillips, Charles, 161 Phillips, Karen 164 Phillips, Mary 181 Picher, Katherine 71, 181 Pilman, Michael 162 Polk, Barbara 162 Ponder, Phylis 162 Potts, Connie 20, 162 Pounds, Keely 193 Powell, Bobby 162 Priester, Erick 29 Pye, Mary 162 -QQuedenfeld, Jill 58, 181 Quezada, Ramona 52, 113 181 Quick, Dale 181 Quick, Kathy 18, 96, 193 Quick, Van 18, 162 Quintana, Barbara 181 -RRabson, Barry 62 Radosevich, Brad 162,86 Randall, Karen 62, 178 Randall, Nancy 27, 44, 110 Ransom, Katrina 193 Ray, Kirk 12, 51, 162 Razatos, Spiro 98, 181 Reavey, lisa 43, 162 Reavey, Marcie 96, 193 Reece, Bret 181 Reedy, Patricia 162 Reedy, Sheila 27 Rees, Jennifer 193 Regas,Diane 41, 43, 193 Regas, Marie 58, 86, 162 Renno, Samir 24, 162 Renzelman, Kim 94, 193 Reschak, Bradford 181 Rhodes, Johanna 34 Rhyne, John 58, 71, 162 Rice, David 162 Richardson, James 12, 4451, 162 Richardson, Jeffrey 179 Richardson, Marvin 108, 179 Richie, Jerry 181 Riede, Patricia 27, 97, 181 Riede, Shannon 193 Riesenman, lucy 162 Ritums, Eduards 24, 163 Roach, Donald 180 Roberts, Mary 84, 105, 163 Roberts, Patricia 193 Robinson, larry 49 Robinson, Rachel 193 Robinson, Sandra 41, 179 Robnett, Deirdre, 193 Rodriguez, Rosalie 193 Rodriguez, Anna 34, 86, 114 180 Rogers, William 62 Rohrs, William 163 Rollerson, Victor 97, 163 Romer, Christopher 18, 42 43, 71, 180 Rose, Anne 193 Rose, Ruth 163 Rosella, Lori 193 Ross, David 193 Ross, Margaret 84, 163 Rottman, Raymond 51, 163 Rousseau, Dory 179 Rowley, Thomas 58,59, 163 Roybal, Pete 193 Rubenstein, linda 61, 163 Ruby, Terry 44, 163 Ryan, Matthew 179 Ryans, Wardell 166 -SSanchez, lorraine 194 Sanchez, Michael 24, 51, 194 Sanchez, Michael 24, 51, 194 Sawyer, John 12, 179 Sawyer, Julia 163 Sawyer, Veronica 42, 43, 71 Sawyer, Vonzel 58, Schaffer, lance 179 Scharf, Marla 34, 194 Schiel, Nancy 163 Schissler, Jerry 62, 163 Schlagel, Robert 12, 46 Schmidt, Brian 44, 63, 86 Schnell, David 194 Schnell, Vonna 163 Schoeberlein, John 34, 58, 179 Schoen, Gary 163 Schultz, Carol 179 Schwartzberg, Beth 163 Schwartzberg, John 179 Schweid, Ann 63 Schweigert, Richard 51 Scott, lorraine 27, 179 Scott, Stacie 163 Scott, Victoria 114, 163 Sear, Conrad 58, 164 Segura, Jophie 16, 51, 194 Sellers, Kathy 179 ·Seney, Roxane 194 Server, Jeffrey 194 Settambrino, Rebecca 198 Shariff, Alim 168 Sharrltt, Becky 161 Shelleda, Tina 179 Shepard, Kevin 51, 198 Shepard, Terry 179 Sherman, Paris 108 Shoffstall, Krista 23, 54, 168 Short, Brenda 110, 179 Shosky, Sue 198 Shur, Michael 24, 179 Shwayder, Bonnie 60, 194 Shwayder, Kerri 168 Sidwell, Natalie 27, 179 Singleton, Katherine 194 Sinopoli, Cynthia 164 Sinopoli, lisa 194 Skaife, Shannon 194 Skeeters, Nancy 179 Skinner, Kelli 164 Skopinskl, Tracey 97, 194 Slaughter, Damita 179 Slaughter, D'ne 179 Sloan, Amber 194 Slusser, Harold 194 Sly, Donna 23, 41, 43, 52, 113, 179 Smilnak, Scott 51, 194 Smith, Allan 51, 198 205 S mlth Beth 179 Smith, Cynthia 198 Smith, Danie1179 Smith, Diane 180 Smith, Kevin 12, 42, 43, 164 Smith, Michael 194 Smith, Monica 60, 194 Smith Monty 58 Smith, Pamela 61, 100 Smith, Rhonda 194 Smith, Ronnue 49, 194 Smith, Tanya 180 Snelling, Claire 194 Snyder, Judith 194 Snyder, Sherryl 20, 180 Somer, lenore 180 Soto, Manuel 16, 51 Stanton, Stephen 18, 51, 164 Starbuck, Patrick 18 Starrett, Gregg 195 Stavola, Karen 195, 94 Steder, laura 164 Stefanik, Michael 164 Stephens, Tracy 164 Stephens, VIrginia 164 Sterrett, Teresa 195 Sterrett, Theodore 195 Stevens, Kirk 29, 44 Stewart, Therese 164 Stinson, Stephanie 180 Stone, Blane 180 Stone, Stephanie 195 Stott, Smauel 18, 41, 43, 58,59 Stowers, Ahmed 28, 165 Stowers, Yasmin 60, 195 Strong, William 180 Struble, Richard 51, 180, 195 Struble, William 12, 51 Stubblefield, Steven 42, 43, 44, 195 Stupka, Donald 195 Suiter, Scott 195 Sullivant, Jean Sunderwirth, Stanley 164, 84 Sutton, Cecille 164 -TTafoya, Jimmy 165 Tatum, John 180 Tazawa, Gary 165 Thain, Randall 97, 195 Thames, Darrell165 Thames, William 49, 195 Tharp, Ronald 180 Thatch, Clarence 16, 49,60 Thatch, Irvin 42, 43, 58, 114 Thayer, Kristine 96, 195 Tholen, Ted 44, 195 Thomas, Alyce 165 Thomas, Jeffrey 98, 165 Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Kerry 51 Thomas, lisa 58, 165 Thomas, Lori 27, 94, 165 Thompson, Joyce 42, 113, Thompson Julie 165 Thorne, Donald 108 Thorton, Thomas 24 Tirone, Paul 180 Toll Edward 18, 97, 195 Tooley, Keith 180 Tooley, Patrick 165 Topham, leslie 94, 195 Tovar, Adela 114, 165 Trace, JoAnne 44, 195 Trahan, Beverly 165 Trang, Cung Huy 166 Treffinger, Karen 60, 195 Truair, Anne 166 Trujillo, James 180 Turner, Neal 165 Tweed, Cynthia 181 Typher, Judith 180 -UUrban, Kelly 166 -V- Van Etten, Karen 43, 181 Velarde, Valerie 166, 195 Velarde, Vivian 166 Vicars, Donna 195 Vicars, Edward 181 Vick, Kenneth 51, 195 Villagrama, Vincente 166 Villani, Nicole 195 Viveros, lawrence 62 Viveros, Ofelia 52, 113 Vonstrohe, Spence 12, 16, 51, 195 Vuletich, Victoria 195 -WWagner, Pam 181 Waits, Suzi 195 Walker, Bernard 166 Walker, Micheal 97 Wlaker, Sharon 181 Waller, Sherry 60, 195 Walsh, Thomas 62 Walston, Kenneth 12 Walton, Edna 166 Walton, Sandra 182 Warder, James 41, 182, Warder, Patricia 195 Washburn, Chris 166 Washington, Bobbie 182 Washington, Teri Watson, Candace 166 Watts, Jayne 166 Watts, John 166 Weathersby 166 Weber, Paul196 Wehner, Russell18 Weinberg, Matthew 24 Welch, Mark 166 Wellman, Jessie 94, 196 Wells, Barbara 27, 97, 185 Wells, Clifford 166 Wells, Elizabeth 166 Westhoff, JoAnn 166 Weston, Cary 34 Wetmore, Dale 12, 166 Whelan, Jennifer 196 White, Cecilia 61, 196 Whire, Earl 46, 97 Whire, Sherman 12, 185 White, Wendy 182 White, WM 49, 97 Wides, Michelle 166 Wides, Samuel 185 Wilbur, Andrew 24, 93, 185 Wilkerson, Phillip 97 Wilkins, Darlene 185 Wilkinson, Jeffrey 167 Williams, Charles 12, 49 Williams, Don 60, 196 �Williams, Gay 196 Williams, Timothy 196 Williams, Walter 98 Willis, Yolanda 196 Wilson, Brian 51 Wilson, Dana 165 Wilson, Ricardo 46, 97 Winlock, Stephanie 165 Wise, Nancy 41, 43, 105, 108, 110, 167 Wollerman, Jennifer 196 Wommack, Gaylan 182 Wommack, Judy 58, 71 Wood, Pamela 196 Woodruff, Todd 196 Woods, Kenton 51 Wrenn, Gregory 44, 93, 182 Wulfsohn, Michael 196 -Y- Yarabeck, Ann 180 Yarbrough, Clarence 167 Yarbrough, Randy 51, 97, 196 Yarter, Carole 196 Yarter, Jennifer 58, 167, Yl, Yong 196 York, Kimberley 27, 97, 196 Young, Marlene 164 Young, Marvin 196 Young, Patricia 62, 164 -ZZelmen, Barbara 196 Zervos, Nicky 28, 196 Zirkelbach, Amy 167 Zook, John 167 Zook, Robert 18, 180 RETIRING TEACHER MRS. SMITH Margaret M. Smith, Latin, Italian, and English teacher, Is retiring this June. A native Coloradoan, she was born In Denver. A graduate of North High School, she received her A.B. and M.A. degrees from the University of Colorado, majoring in the Classics and in English Literature. She also attended the American Academy In Rome and the Vergilian Summer School at Cumae on a Fulbright Scholarship. She started her teaching career in Denver at Smiley Junior High School under Mr. Carl Ginn. Thirty years ago In 1947, she came to East High School and has completed thirty exciting years under five principals: Mr. Louis Braun, Mr. Wymond Ehrenkrook, Mr. Sam Waldman, Mr. Robert Colwell, and Mr. John Astuno. The years have flown by with many changes in integration, during which time East became the best integrated school in Denver with strong academic minded, understanding leaders of all races- a school as close to the real world as possible. Years ago the East HIgh Tower of Strength was deve Ioped by many scholarship recipients, by many outstanding graduates from the best colleges, and by a student body interested in school activities. At first she sponsored the Drama Club and the East High chapter of the Junior Classical League and coordinated the All School Show, Council Capers, and the Red and White Day skits. Then she spent her best teaching years with an entire Latin program. Three Latin teachers were on the Faculty with many Vergi I and Cicero classes, as well as First and Second Year Latin classes. The wonderful, enthusiastic students of those classes and the supportive Faculty and Administration were responsible for her obtaining the Colorado Teacher of the Year Award in 1967. ''It is such a joy to meet former students even in Europe! I have a warm feeling of gratitude to East for the best years of teaching upon which to look back and to reminisce. "There wi II always be a special place in my heart for my students of every yearfrom 1947-1977. Of all the Denver high schools, East has to be the best with its student body, faculty, administrative, clerical, and custodial staffs. "Oh, East."-- Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. --Perhaps it will be pleasing to have remembered even these things at some time. --- Vergil "Semper Honos Nomenque Tuum Laudesque Manebunt. --Always your honor, name, and praises will remain.--- Vergil" 206 �o4tt 5ttoitatio~ to be <i>hoto')raphed. b~ 2422 E..t Sixth Avenue 388-6453 P•ul Abdoo, Jr. €award. o4. CJ:>ef!.roce M,\STER OF PHOTOGRAPHY Family Group Portraits Children- Bridal- Executive Seniors- Husband/Wife Studio - Location - Outdoors Congratu Iati ons and best wishes to the class of 1977 from The '1 jj.~ DeCRQcE Studio 5101 East Colfax Ave • 388-6353 O~ Studio ANDERSON STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Custom Senior Portraiture 2901 So Colorado Blvd. Denver t.. Colo. 753-1110 PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS FINEST IN STUDIO-OUTDOORS-ON LOCATION 2841 So Broadway Denver, Colorado 781-6041 207 �ANGELUS STAFF CALLS LONG DISTANCE I N 1977 Murtha Derr, Editor-In-Chief Kent Lewallen, Managing Editor Marie Regas, A sst: Editor, Clubs and Activities Francis Johnson, Clubs and Activities Editor Eileen Gooch, Copy Editor Terri Parachini, Artist Karen Adams, Sports Beverly Earley, A I bum Editor Jackie Kilfoyle, Album Kendall Kincaid, Clubs and Activities Mark Brad ley, Sports Editor Kim Miller, Photographer Brad Radosevich, liead Photographer Steve Altman, Art Editor Craig Jones, Photographer Jeff Wilkinson, Sports Renee Dixon, Sports Pam Hale, A I bum Kim Conwick, Clubs and Activities Sarah Bridges, Copy Editor Dick Kawano, Sports Brian Schmidt, Business Manager Anna Rodriguez, Clubs and Activities Mark Berdah I, Assistant Business Manager Mr. Brian Lee, Sponsor SPECI A L THA NX TO ... Jeff Brenman, Paul Radosevich, Janet Clard, Chris Micaud for pictures; Tom Rowley for pictures and lots of help; Premiere Paper Cutters; White Spot and Pizza Hut; Jay Halverson for pies and he I p; Anderson Studio; Mrs. Wilcox, (Honorary Angelus Member) for use of her tape, microfish, teachers lists, pens, paper cutter, computer print-outs, and room, and for her SUPER SMILES and EVERLASTING PATIENCE; Jennie Marr; Continentia! Hotel; Terminal Annex; Colour Company; Ports of Call for use of their plane and great hospitality; Stapleton Airport Security; Kodak; 11 Big Daddy 11 McDanal for chemicals; Mary Whitworth; Home Ec Dept. for breakfast; Nancy Wise, for candid pictures (&remarks); Frannie's mommy; Art Dept, for supplies; Winchelles; IHOP; Murth's Daddy for conducting the midnight dashes fo the T. A.; Robert Waxman; Mr. Lee, for 11 interesting 11 puns and super support; United Airlines; Denver Police, for not stopping us on our mad dashes to the T .A.; Mary Derr, for her artistic comtributions; Clover Leaf at 1-25 & Colorado Blvd. for an 11 exciting? 11 early morning ride; Murth's mommy for putting up with K. L. while her dinner burned; Kent for his vast unorganization; Bev 1 s brother, dad and telephone book plus the Goldbergs for not being listed; Brad's bathroom; Ray Rottman for his 11 artwork?? 11 ; Bev's mommy for her stove and chicken eggs; and a special, special, special thanx to Murth for 11 MAINTAINING 11 ; Also, unthanx to Mr. Babb for not letting us out of class for deadline meetings; the 208 Ripoff A rtist &/or the Crusty Custodian. ����..~,..t:...-.· .......... -·- � 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/. 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Title A name given to the resource 1977 Angelus 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. 1977 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 1970s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/8027d32f87ea6006db97e65c0029ed78.pdf bf1cf4b6f0e59f5e28dda3b4dc57c198 PDF Text Text �����... A~wl'fY~ C.HAAic;tH6 tl(/ TIRTE ~A()/111 ro c Eltlru~ y cc-Nrv~ Y. - l>£ AN kMt.J.£'( �ALL ~J(:" NATII~c IAEAStJ~ES INc A1t~"C£E 0~ ClfEATtDI./ Ev~N ri"'E 4E;t/JIJN.j TK4'11t TVAN :TDY,#'uU. Y /AI C Yet.£ lltAYt!Ut$ TI/E'Jif ~Dt.£, 1/tK!A/6 TflctA. Pt.ACt"~ tN Ill£ ENo~mOtJ.j PANo~Aif1A or t.t,t:'E... 3 �4 �CONTENTS FALL ........... 6 WINTER ....... 34 SPRING ........ 58 CLUBS ......... 83 ACADEMIC ..... 108 SENIORS ....... 136 JUNIORS ...... 154 SOPHOMORES .. 166 INDEX ........ 180 5 ���V .. V. Victory for Var .. Var ... • • VARSITY Photo by M. McDanal Front Row (L To R)- Harold Evans, Donovan Gray, Tom Kawano, Rick Vigil, Sean Haley, Pete Cooksey, Mark Gater, Ken Doi, Ray Rottman, Robert Smith. Row 2-Coach Craig, Kevin Wortham, Art Chandler, Perry Turner, Bill Stott, James Richardson, Jeff Gordon, John Mitchell, Stan VonStrohe, Tony Ortega, Todd Cole, Tom Schultz, Coach Simmons. Row 3-Coach Hoops, Chuck Buezek, Bruce Harris, Ken Walston, John Cooksey, Ed Davis, Kevin Smith, Leroy Williams , Kirk Ray, Steve Rothenberg, Marty Geary, Eliezer Chape, Scott Kirkwood, Billy Batson, Mike Naylor, Bill May. 8 �Photo by M. , 1cDanal East may have had the smallest team in the city, but the spirit of this team is unlike that of any other. Its output is also remarkable . The players demonstrate admirable respect toward Coach Craig. The unity, labor, and respect of our team was a positive start toward returning the tradition of winning to East. 9 �HOMECOM After fillmg their tumm1e:s \\ ith delightful delicacie at the Homecoming Breakfa:st, the merry Angels tru ked on do\\ n to South Stadium to cheer their mighty football team on. But, alas, the brave team, after a valiant struggle, was defeated by the West Cow boy . It\\ a a mournful event, but everyone left to prepare for the dance that evening, knowing that the team had tried its hardest. At last, the time for the dance arrived. Students came flocking from far and near to crown julie .1osgovoy Queen, and Kelly Hannon King. East's Centennial Homecoming was one to be remembered and cherished. 10 G '75 �CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIO �s 0 p h 0 0 r e 12 t b a ,, Bottom Row {L To R)-Willie Morton, Johnnie Gray, Harry LaBadie, Carlton Brown, Todd Mikel, Mike Greer. Row 2Johnathon Gay, Calvin Parks, Mark Hocker, Carl Johnson, James Alexander, Ken Burrell, Brian Ivery, Bob Nelson. Row 3Coach :'1.1ontgomery, B1ll Struble, Rick Grassler, Roger Hosea, Bobby Schlagel, Steve Rice, Robert Milsay, Jay Halverson, Sherman White, Coach Risoli. �The determined sophomore football team at East had a commendable season. It showed great passing strength which helped tremendously in the games. Coach Montgomery includes Carlton Brown, Dean Akiyama, Robert Milsap, Todd Mikel, Bob Schlagel, and James Alexander as some of the star players which will possibly help with another fantastic season next year. ��~rnrut ~ nunfr!J ~~~~~ L ToR: Steve Cheney, Steve Hruza, Shedric Caldwell, Pat Tooley, Steve Meyer. Missing: Sam Northington With only one returning runner, the East High Cross Country team's future seemed bleak. However, due to the consistent effort of our six man team and encouragement by CoachJerome Biffle, we finished fourth in city. Most of this year ' s team is anxiously awaiting return to action next year. 15 ���Back Row (L To R)--Erich Preister, Dale Berridge, Jeff Bengston, Dave Bundy. Front Row (L To R)--Charles Burleson, Kirk Stevens, Ed Vicars. The golf team was tremendous this year, leading them to the state meets. The success was due to coach Groff who inspired spirit and brought the talent out that was hidden deep inside each member. With this talent, next year's team can't lose! 18 ��-------=- ----'4- t;;=~==~~::.~~ S+ GIRLS SWIMMING 20 Top Row-Shannon O'Leary, Ann Yarabeck, Barbara Pearl, Allison Beckler, Poppy Riede, Laurie Crawford, Beth Wehner, Row 2-Renee LaFerriere, Donna Sly, janet Clark, Katy Counts, Sarah Rockwell, Katie Kirchof, Krista Shoffstall. Row 3-Sharon Lovitt, Virginia Falkenberg, Liz Quintana, Cheryl McCollum, Chandler Crawford, june Leaver, Carolyn Lubchenco, Cathy Eliason, Coach Me eill. �"This has been the best year of coaching I have ever had because of the great attitudes of the swimmers and our first winning season" , stated Coach McNeill of the Girl's Swimming team . FINAL STANDINGS w Kennedy Lincoln East South T . Jefferson G. Washington North Manual West 8 7 5 5 5 3 2 L 0 1 3 3 3 5 6 ] 7 0 8 21 ���HAPPY BIRTHDAY COLORADO �TURN OF THE CE TURY FOR EAST �• • : ~ ..7..6 . : - Black boycott of busses in Montgomery The first flight Vvorld War I Lincoln �World War II Transcontinental Rail ........ .. .... . ... . . .. ..... ~ •• # ••• •••••• • • • • • •• • • �28 �A six and one- half foot white rabbit was reportedly seen by several of the star actors in the play, "HARVEY". While some insisted it was from too much practice, others were sure they saw the original star at rehearsals. Although "HARVEY" did have quite a large following, the VISIBLE actors received most of the applause. With "HARVEY'S" help and the great performance of the actors in the fall production, "HARVEY" was a hopping success! J �EAST HIGH Robin Schupp Gwen Richardson Becky Sharritt Denise Leadon POMPON �CHEERLEADERS Tekoa Dorsey Carla Blair Luwan Jones Threse Stewart Jonathan 1orris Karla Gomez Stephanie Winlock Chris Kerswill Rosie Martin �THE TURN OF EVENTS Henry Kissinger temporarily derails war in the 1\.tiddle East with "shuttle Diplomacy. " How long will it last? The joint Apollo-Soyuz space mission brought the debate over det~nte to a head. Is America getting the short end of the stick? Both "Squeaky" Fromme and Sally Moore attempted to assasinate President Ford during public appearances in California . Is the President safe when he ventures from the White House? �After her fling with the SLA, Patty Hearst is apprehended and now claims she had been brainwashed. Will "Tania" be forgiven and set free? Indira Ghandi imposed a state of emergency in India that revoked many of the citizens' rights. Has the largest democracy on earth turned into a dictatorship? The CIA is in hot water and in danger of being incapacitated. How many mysteries are yet to be exposed? The end of Viet am finally? 1any cities are facing financial troubles and the Federal Government refuses to bail them out. Will 'ew York City go under? ���r l r r tl g nl; f h t n t lh.. r >C.I t~. u It u ht= ~..: nt r t th u rd t 01' �Juniors s 0 p h 0 m 0 r e s �This is not the place where we must be, but the place where we are. This is not a captivation, but a freedom. This is the road we must walk, and it is the road of life. Because we will walk it only once, it is of great importance that we walk it with some purpose that we can call our own. Students and representatives together form an everlasting chain, only to hold new links added throughout the year. 38 �c L A s s R E p s Donna Sly Mark Cisneros Michelle LaPerriere Matt Weinberg Scott Jones Kerri Shwayder Alfonzo Nunez Jenny Yarter Robin Schupp Carolyn Lubchenco Karla Gomez Dave Eichenberger 39 �D E L E G A T E A s s E M B L y 40 Student government is an important objective at East. "People from every walk of life" meet twice a month to form the East Delegate Assembly. A council of student representatives discuss the problems and ideas of all students. The goals of the Delegate Assembly are to help students and teachers by improving East, with administrative help to create an educational atmosphere that is enjoyable to all. �D R r--=--U M _..... A N D B u - G L ........-... E 41 �42 �43 �44 Seated (L To R}--Debra Wilson, Dave Dunn, Joni Hall, Dave Eichenberger, ani Willis, Chris DiPorno, Rennee La Perrier , John Mitccll. Standing (L To R)--Tom Rowley, Kim Saltus, Ivan Beale, Tami Ad..1ms, Tom Kawano, Sue Parsons, Billy Batson, Julie Townsend, Mark Hintgen, Ruth Rice, Jon Arkulari, Sarah Rockwell �45 �Bottom Row (L To R)--Elly Salz, Valen Blankenship, 1 ritza Jewitt, Sarah Melcher, Valli D wkins, Diane r ylor, Jill Quedenf ld, Barbara Mosgovoy. Row 2--Peggy Games, Theresa 1ason, Jenee Dwight, Amy H rron, 1ega~ Rickards, Laura Steder, Lela McNeal, Randye Miller, Sue Mercer, Irene VanVelkingberg. Row 3--Stephanie Chinn, Toni Jordan, Dianne Love, Renee Dixon, Jonathan Gay, Mary Seaman, Karen Cart r, M1 hell 1undt, Barbara St. Clair, Sherry Mosley, Portia Malone, Ofelia V1v ros. Row 4--Valerie V larde, Saundre Bolin, 1ari Regas, 1artha Duncan, Will Burns, 1ark Saltus, Harry Wilson, Craig Eld r, Stan Griego, Gorg ~ar i , '1arvm Richardson, Duane Pearson, Aimee Nelson. ot shown--India Coleman, Diane Fizer, Carole Gordon, Roger HalSl 1 L uric Hudson, Sharon evins, Samuel Stott, Stev Lucero, St rhng K ys. 46 �Bottom Row--Stephanie NeUhaus, Julie Bakken, Amy Mercer, Sarah Rockwell, Ginny Stephens, S lly Hoskins, Sue Parsons, June Farland, Julie Townsend, Ruth Rice, Beverly Trahan, Kristi Brooks, LaVerne Boone, Kim Saltus, Harriet McKee, Martha Strong, Micheline Brault, Angie Ellerbee, Katy Counts, Storrny Buie. Row 2--Renee LaPerriere, , 1artha DeRose, Judy Wommack, Kathy Brundage, 'ani Willis, Jenny Yarter, Christie 1cWilliams, Nancy Harvey, Joni Hall Gwen Richardson, Usa Thomas, Debbie Wilson, Pat Howard, Gayle Bundy, Connie Kinkel, Tami Adams, Robin Schupp, Tammy Keliiholokai, Khadija Haynes, Sue Cromar. Row 3--Russ Kaelberer, Tom Kawano, Chris DiProfie, Carl Stay, Jon Arkulari, John Mitchell, Conrad Sear, Ivan Beale, Dave Dunn, Kevin Wortham, Boris Judkins, Michael Young, Dave Eichenberger. Row 4--Steve Hruza, Irvin Thatch, Bruce Appenfclder, Mark Hintgen, Marvin Herron, Mike Axelrad, 1iark Randolph, Pat Mulcahy, B~lly Batson, John Sneed, Mitch 1onismith, Tom Rowley, Jody Gilbert, Bob Flook, Rick Vigil, Steve Eichenberger, Jim Keables. Not shown--Bret Johnson, Chris Kerswill, Julie Mosgovoy. 47 �48 �The Varsity Basketball team produced some promising players this season. The team worked faithfully to improve their skills and accepted their :ew losses with dignity. Some of the exceptional players of the 1976 team include Barry Carroll, Gary Roberts, Worthy Davis, Lavon Marshbank, and Greg Davis, who will surely go on to make their mark in the sport. Coach Schraeder, who received an honorable mention in the AP High School basketball poll, claims this is one of his finest teams yet. VARSITY Top Row Left To Right-- Worthy Davis, Gary Roberts, Barry Carroll, Richard Milsap, Bill Gordon, Coach Richard Schaeder. Bottom Row Left To Right-- Lavon Marshbank, Renard Johnson, Mitch Monismith, Darcy Levy, Marlon Frazier, Marvin Herron. 49 �>.... ·- u (/) c ·-co0 -&,..) - & -'-' (/) co w Letters to the Editor EAST HIGH SPOTLIGHT Edltor-tn-Chler_ _ _ _ _ • _ _ _ _ - - - - - _ suse Cralahee.d F..dltorlal Edltono_ · - · - - - - - -· ts Strom and Ja7 Tharp Ncwo Editor - - - - - - - - - _ - - · - - - - - - Chrla Herllncer Feature Edltoro - - - - - - · - · - - - Anne Bockh and Chrla Soreneen Sports Edltono .. _ -----·-···-Cralr Melcher and John Revttte Copy Edtton.. .• _ _ _ _ Hocan --------------Tam! ~~!T~~:~n~=~:'..:..=.: -=-:::._-:-===..~~~~~c~~ so C&rtoonlat - -__________ - - - - - - - __ Bred -- --······ Derek Jon• Cole Photographera. R&dooevlch and ~ 8pon80r,_____ _ _ - · - · · - - - - - -..• Mr. Rlcbazd NeUola Reportua - - - · leadore Brown. David Fo" Ben Ooldberc. J.., Ooldberc, Bruce Han-la, Christy McWUllama, 1M Ann McGee ud J ennl!er Koore. Ott Start Contrlbutora.____ Robert Brooke, Oolln Crawford, Kh&c!IJ& Haynes, Jerry Sallman and Stan Sunderw!rth, Printed by Colorado Pr1~re 711 E. !'loyd Ave.-Englewood, Colorado Publlahed eveey month durlnc the echoot SM81on b7 the atudent. of !Cut Hlah School. Denver, Colorado IOJOt. �Posi io 1 anding Up! Spotll ht is the only publication written by and for the East students and published on a fairly regular basis. It is not just a calandar o1 student activities, but is Instead, a forum for the ideas, opinion and events which concern most tudents. We intend to serve the students as their paper. To meet the demands of a multi·:facted student body we frequently print controversial editorials and articles. However, because most controversies have many sides we will try to cover all views. We will not, however, refuse to publish any article for fear o1 its controversial or unpopular aspects. We do not see our function as competing with the large daily newspapers, rather to give better coverage to those events which concern the students. Although we can not cover all current affairs, we do not intend to restrict ourselves merely to the h&lls o1 East This means that we will attempt to become more aware of the community and to find those stories and events which most concern East High. However, we feel this is time well spent and should present both worthwhile and interesting reading. We have a small but dedicated stafi. These people will live up to Spotlight's reputation as one of the top high school newspapers in the country. To give our readers the quality journalism that East has come to expect, we will draw on the many resources available and not just those within the school. Due to our staff size and the limitations of human nature, we will need your imput for a successful year. We welcome your ideas, comments and criticisms. We can always use more writers and would welcome talking about your joining staff. It you have a letter to the editor, or a suggestion or a news tip, leave a note in Mr. Nelson's box in the office or come to room 113 during third hour. As with all things, the more support we have from the student body, the more influence and direction we can generate. Remember, the Spotlight is the best source of information the student has. Spikers Enter Sports Scene Fall Highlight: Centennial, Homecoming 51 ���BO Bottom Row (L To R)--Lance Schaffer, Pat Carlon, Gary Schoen, Jack Watts, Doug Hauck, Peter Bradley, Rusty Wehner, Gregg Wrenn, Phil MacKelvie. Row 2--Kelly Hannon (capt.), Pat Sola, David McConnell, Monte Cleworth, Scott Jones, Bob Haaker, Roger Hosea, Dennis Gibbons, Sterling Copeland, Coach McGinnis. Row 3--Robert Smith, Pat Tooley, Steve Cheney, Huck Bums, Brian Bradley, San1 Wides, Layne Ashby, Joe Adams (mgr. ), Mark Berdahl, Steve Meyer, Jim Keables. Missing--Kevin Bradley. 54 �The East High Boys' Swim T earn started off with a bang this season, taking their first victory over South High. Many of our outstanding swimmers have a chance for state, including Kelly Hannon, ott Jones, and Pat Sola. With a coach like 1r. McGinnis, the Denver league will have a hard time when they meet East High. 55 �Top Row, L ToR: Don Holder, Lewis iartinez, Don Harmon, Scott Connally, Eric Kessinger, Ken Walston, Coach Batey. Bottom Row: Kyle Kennec, Al Washington, Kevin Parsons, Bobby Powell. Missing: Ricky Haris, Mark Simmons. 56 �SOPHOMORE 78 Back To Front, L ToR: Ken Mays, Walter Hill, Bruce McCleave, John Barbor, Herb Blashock, Robert 1ilsap, Bob Schlagel, Ed Marshall, Terry O'Donnell (manager), Mike Boykin, Ricardo Wilson, Chuck Gagnon, Pat O'Mally, Earl White, Coach Cisneros. 57 ���.. ���I ���Follow me to the mountains And we shall climb the highest peaks. Follow me to the desert Where we shall sleep on the warm sand. Follow me to the meadow And we shall see the beauty of the world. Follow me to the water Where we shall hear the sound of nature. Follow me on the trail And we shall walk together in the sun. Follow me to the fresh air Where acres of blue sky shall set us free. Follow me, come with me, on my journey-Where all shall be ours in togetherness. �"0 N L y T H E If I must grieve-- For a stronger mind- A more sensitive heart-A more beautiful day. If I must wonder- - What is strength? What is sensitivy? What is beauty? If I must go- To think, To love , And to live , Then I will better myself By only taking the chance, The chance that all shall encounter. s T R 0 N G s u R v I v E" 67 ���TOP TE Sarah Rockwell BenJamin Snelling Vivian Saltus Elizabeth Wehner �Linda Wipplcr ]ona than Goldberg Jodi Chambers David Sorensen TI1eodore Friedman �EAST HIGH 72 �PRESENTS Would you sell your soul to the devil? A thought-provoking question indeed! This problem arose in the all-school show "Damn Yankees," when a man named Joe sold his soul for the low price of a victory by his team the Washington Senators over the Yankees in the World Series. Ah, but Joe wasn 1t a complete idiot, for he put an escape clause into the contract. But when he tried to use it, the devil got upset, and called in his prize beauty Lola to seduce Joe. Then the fun began! This fantastic musical was presented by a cast of 35, backed up by 175 other students, Ms. Davis, Mr. Guinn, Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Cisneros, and Mr. Close. 73 ���BOY'S GYMNASTICS Top Row (L To R)--Jim Alexander, Steve Magnee, Bob Flook, Dave Cody, Derek Cole, Ken Morrill, John Sebastian, Jim Weber, Asst. Coach. Bottom Row (L To R)-- Ron Albright, Bill 1 1emmers, John Zook, Mark Brown, Brian Melville, Jeff Thomas, Coach Boatwright. Boys Gymnastics is a spring sport which loyally began practice in February. In March, they staged their first attack on the league. As always, East High had a promising team that showed its devotion in every meet. 76 �77 �TRACK Top Row (Left To Right): Lucille Heimeral, Tandy Kral, Karen Carter, Gwen Richardson, Bottom Row: Donna Davis, Pat Reedy, Portia Malone, Maritza Jewett, Gwen Malone, Coach Jacquelyn Dean. Not pictured Nancy Randell. 78 �• Top Row (Left To Right): Bev Smith, Sarah Bridges, Barb Pearl, Beth Schwartzberg, Middle Row: Colette Reum, Sarah Melcher, Lynne Huffer, Mary Roberts, Linda Wippler, Krista Shoffstall, Jodi Chambers, Lori Thomas, Pam Blake, Lisa Liljedahl. Not Pictured Kelly McCoy, LeVem Boone, Gaye O'Malley. �-Kent Lewallen -Craig Jones 80 -Brad Radosevich �Angelus Photo Entries PHO-TOG' RA-PHY (n. ) The art or process of pro ducing images on sensitized surfaces by the action of light. PHO-TOG'RA-PHER (n.) One who practices, or is skilled in, photography. -Tho mas Row ley -Paul Radosevich �eon goo . Sp~ak d clearly; even the i ey too heir story. If y ompar urself with other , ou may b come vain and · r a ways there ill be sser than e s ars; you have a rig o be her nd he h r not it i r to you, no doubt the universe is un olding as it should. ith ___ all its sham, drudgery and dream , · is ill a ul world. Be careful. be happy. �CLUBS �I, thus neglecting worldly ends, all dedicated to closeness & the bettering of my mind. Shakespeare z ~ ~ ~ 0 z ~ r ~ 0 z 0 ~ Beaird, Carol VP. Bose, Brian Brooks, Robert Burdette, Renee Brundage, Kathy Burns, Laurel Buczek 1 Charles Chambers, J Jpdi Pres. Cole, Derek Crawford, Colin Crawford, Laurie Cumberland, Rick DeRose, Martha Detrich 1 leslie Elliot, Susan Treas. Friedman, Ted Goldberg, Johnathan Hall, Cynthia Harvey, Nancy Horm 1 Karen Jakicic, James Fox, David Flook, Robert Kane, Christine LaPerriere, Renee Law, Lucy McConnell, David McGarry, Mary Meyer, Patrick Morris, Johnathan Mundt, Michelle Sec. Oettli, Sally Ormsby, Patricia Paxton, Allison Reum, Ruth Richardson, Gwen Rockwell, Sarah Rothenberg, Steven Saltus, Kim Schlagel, Sue Snelling, Ben Sorenson, David Steiner, Sarah Thomase, Mark Townsend, Julie Treffinger, Cynthia Tweeten, James Vicars, Mellody Vigil, Rick Wehner, Beth Wippler, Linda Eichenberger, Dave Timozek, Tammy �Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for students interested in business and office education. Students in FBLA have part-time jobs in many types of businesses. These students work in government offices, banks, law offices, insurance agencies, and many private companies. They receive credit and grades for their part-time employment. 85 ���' rl ~<j...-:·F ' ~:<;. . ¥ ·- t Bottom Row {L To R)--Randy Miller, Tami Eitzel, Michel Wides, Jacki Jessi, Nancy Randall. Row 2--Kristi Brooks, Kim Conwick, Stacie Scott, Mary Floyd. Row 3--Coach Damashek, Debbie Wilson, Berneice Ironshell, Sue Elliot, Carolyn Bell. Co-captains: Sue Elliot, Carolyn Bell, Secretary: Michelle Mundt, Treasurer: Michel Wides, Historian: Kim Conwick Wrestlerettes is probably the most spirited group at East, led by Coach Damashek of the wrestling team. Many people think that these young ladies are merely cheerleaders, but they are not, and they do much more than cheer. They provide general management for the wrestlers, create spirit, make advertisements for wrestling, score, time, keep statistics, organize parties and lift the entire morale of the wrestling team! 88 �The fifty -four members of the East High Pep Club showed great promise at the beginning of this year. Although there were some disappointing games, many dedicated members attended with enthusiasm and support. 69 ���UN lOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The ] unior Classical League was formed to give students a chance to develop an interest in the classics. The major activities of the East High Chapter of JCL, under the leadership of Mi ~s Margaret Smith, included a Fall picnic, a thanksgiving basket for a needy family, and a IO SA TUR 'ALIA party. 92 ��Ricky Delgado, Mark Cisneros Los Chicanos Unidos is one of the most active clubs at East. The club was involved in many exciting projects. Among these projects included a retreat to the mountains for two days with club sponsors Mrs. Vialpando and Mr. Escobedo. Building campfires, exchanging stories, and singing familiar songs contributed to the making of new friends and the strengthening of old friends. During the year, the club sold chokers and held a dance marathon as fund raisers. "Los Chicanos Unidos laugh, play, work, and love together. '' Diane Juarez, Becky DeLeon, James Trujillo 94 �95 �����II ����"Keep your eyes on the keys, Mark" "I don't think I can stomach this" / "The Angelus staff chokes me up" "I' 11 take a double shot" "See where the horse bit me" 104 "Why don't you come up and see us sometime"??!! �"It's a sign of the times" "I hate family portraits" "What do you think this is, the servants entrance? II "Where's the bathroom? 11 105 �EAST DARES TO BE DIFFERENT 106 �107 �'f 'N HAT WIN DOW ? >J • �ACADEMIC �p R I N I c I p A L 110 JOHN J. ASTUNO �ADMINISTRATION Time is precious, but truth is more precious than time. 111 �NEED HELP 112 �ROOM 244 113 �"When they come downstairs from their Ivory Towers, Idealists are apt to walk straight into the gutters." Logan Smith �c s L T R F I F E A c A L 115 �ENGLISH DEPT. �"Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty bloodless substitute for life." Robert Stevenson /)/r /WI WA!ffr/t; 1\/'~ \') JJA-PPLtj FV /)1 1 DvffeR. ' /+tV{) ;1) 8) ,0 s e:; FJ q ~~/~­ H)~ �... MORE ENGLISH 118 �SPECIAL EDUCATION 119 ��SOCIAL STUDIES �"Pessimism is only the name that men of weak nerves give to wisdom." Bernard Voto �123 �Y = MX + B 124 ��126 �"Around the world thoughts shall fly In the twinkling of an eye." Martha Shipton �~; () () () ��LANGUAGE 130 ��PHYSICAL EDUCATION 132 �P.E. �R.O.T.C • �SPECIAL PEOPLE �DONKEY BASKETBALL 136 �137 ��SENIORS ���JULIA CRAMER "And maybe there are seasons and maybe they change, and maybe to love is not so strange, " COLI CRAWFORD "But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep .•. " Robert Frost LAURIE CRAWFORD TERESA CRAWFORD RICHARD CUMBERLAND National Honor Society, Jr. Usher, Senior Retreat. SUSAN DEA ANITA DEIBERT LESLIE DEITRICH Executive Internship ALMA DELANY ANTHONY DELOACH DIANA DEPPERSCHMIDT MARGARET DEROSE MARTHA DEROSE Angelaires, Advanced Choir, Concert Choir, National Honor Society, Seraph Sisters, French Club. BRENT EGGMAN Concert Band, Jazz Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, "Sweet Charity" 1 "Guys & Dolls". DAVID EICHENBERGER LORELI ELDER SUSAN ELLIOTT "Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope." KATHRYN ELLIS WILLIAM ENGELS ROBERT FLOOK Concert Choir, D-Club, National Honor Society, Ski Club, Gymnastics Team. 142 �ANITA FLORF2 MICHOELE FLOYD OLLIE FOGLER Black Students Alliance, Delegate Assembly, FHA, Jr. Escort. RICHARD FOSS JR. HERO, River trips. DAVID FOX PAMELA FRANKLIN CHRISTINE FREER THEODORE FRIEDMAN Chess Club, Delegate Assembly, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Ski Club, Tennis Team, "It's Academic" Team. LESUE GANDY ROBERT GARAMELLA MARTIN GEARY MADELEINE GERSTEN "If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. 11 JAMES GILBERT MELISSA GOBLE JONA TIIAN GOLDBERG National Honor Society, River Trips, Speech, Spotlight, Teen Democrats, Woodbury, Student Teacher Judical Board, "It's Academic" Team. KARLA GOMEZ Black Student Alliance, Cheerleader (2, Head 3 ), Delegate Assembly, Jr. Escort, Los Chicanos Unidos, Pep Club, Student Council, Senior Representative, Teen Democrats, Wrestlerettes, Student Advisory Board. JEFFREY GORDAN D-Club, Track, Football, Wrestling. SANDY GRAVES LAWRENCE GREENE AMY GRIFFITH 143 �'lll..LlA 1 HA KER Y ITHE HALL . Escort, • 'atlonal Honor ocict), era ph Sisters, ecutive Internship, .iris Gymnastic Team. IEIDI HALLADAY USA ' HAM, 10 D God grant me the Serenity o accept the things I canot change, Courage to han e the things I can, nd the Wisdom to know he difference. " WYHA '0 UTA HARALA.1POULOS L\RLEE.' HARRIS FBIA, Pep 'ANCY HARVEY "The important thing is this, to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become." SAILY HOSKI 'S KHA DI]A HAYNES Advanced Choir, Black Students Alliance (President), Concert Choir, Drama Club, Head Girl, Jr. Escort, Red Cross, River Trips, Speech (President), Student Council, Wolcott. CHARLI:S HERD 1ARVIN HERRON Concert Choir, Basketball. l\1ARK HI ITERREITER l\1ARK HI TGEN KARLA tiORA KARE 'HORA' JOCELY ' HUNT LAURA ISAAK VALORIE JAMISO ' �DAVID JARA ROGER JOH 'SO T VALERIE JOH SO 1 BETH JOHNSTON KA THLEE JO~ES DERKJUHL DARBY JU 'KI T LITA KACHEL RUSSELL KAELBERER Concert Choir, Delegate Assembly, Speech, Executive Internship. LAURA KARR THERESA KELLER River Trips, Executive Internship. RA YNITA KELLY CONNIE KINKEL :t-.1ARTHA KINSALL SHARON KIRCHOFF DOUGLAS KOKTAVY :t-.iARGARET KULIK GREGORY LABADIE RENEE LAFERRIERE Angelaires, Advanced Choir, Concert Choir, Delegate Assembly, Latin Club, National Honor Society, PreMed, Pep Club, River Trips, Ski Club, Girls Swim Team. LUCY LAW �����CA DACE SMITH STEVEN SMITH BE JA HN SNB.LI G Chess Club, Delegate Assembly, Latin Club (Consul), Centennial Committee, ational Honor Society, Jr. Usher. PATRICK SOLA DAVID SORENSO Chess Club, ational Honor Society, Speech, Spotlight, "It's Academic" Team. KATI-D..EEN STANTON CARL STAY SARAH STEINER Jr. Escort, National Honor Society, Executive Internship. LEE STEPHENS KELLY STEVENS KIM STROH Wll.LIAM STOTT BONITA STROM MARTHA STRONG Concert Choir, Drama Club, River Trips, Senior Seminar, Speech, Ski Club, Seraph Sisters, "Guys and Dolls" (74), "Sweet Charity" (75 )1 "Harvey" (75). MARK SULLIVAN THERESA TAFOYA SHEREE TAYLOR Pep Club DAPHNE THAMES OONNETTE THAYER SHANNON THEIL 150 �MARK TiiOMASE Chess Club, Jr. Usher, National Honor Society, Red Cross. MARGARITA TORRES JULIE TOWNSEND Angelaires, Advanced Choir Concert Choir, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Escort, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Seraph Sisters, Girls Gymnastics Team, All City Choir (2,3). CYNTiiiA TREFFINGER NICK TRUJll.LO RICHARD TRUJILLO Deca, Los Chicanos Unidos, Latin Club, River Trips, Senior Seminar, Teen Democrats, VICA, Youth Motivation Club. JAMES TWEETEN BUCE TYPHER MELLODY VICARS RICHARD VIC IT. STAN VON STROHE KATHLEEN WALSH TiiOMAS WALSH SHARON WALTON REGINALD WATTS Executive Internship. ELIZABETH WEl-lNER Jr. Escort, ational Honor Society, Seraph Sisters, Girls Swim Team, French Club. KATHERINE WELLMAN NAN! WILLIS Angelaires, Advanced Choir, Concert Choir, Jr. Achievement, All City Concert Choir. Y A NINA Wll.LIS DEBRA Wll.SON Angelaires, Advanced Choir, Black Student Alliance, Concert Choir, Delegate Assembly, Honorary Cadet (Commander 75-75), Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Rifflettes, ROTC, Wrestlerettes. 151 �TAMARA WILSON Advanced Choir, Black Students Alliance, Delegate Assembly, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen (2). ROBERT WINTER VICA, River Trips. LINDA WIPPLER DENISE CRITES "No one will know that I cared about you, because the small moments we shared are only yours and mine." ANGIE LEE ROBERT SMITH Concert Band, D-Club, Jazz Band, Football (2,3), Swimming (1,3) CAROLE GORDON, Jwrior ROSIE MAR TIN, Junior MATT REVITTE, Junior ED RITTUMS, Junior 152 �SENIOR RETREAT On January 16-18, 1976, a retreat was sponsored by the Senior Class for the graduating students. It was a weekend in the mountains for the purpose of developing leadership and mutual understanding between the individuals. One of the activities for developing leadership was a discussion presented by Mr. Astuno on prejudice. The weekend also had many recreational activities including a square dance, hiking, and tubing. This weekend represents one of the more educational experiences offered at East. Phots by James Guinn 15.3 ��JUNIORS ���Brenda Depperschmidt Murtha Derr Renee Dixon Ken Doi Tekoa Dorsey Martha Duncan Melissa Dunning John Durall Donald Duran Melanie Dyer Beverly Earley Tammy Eitzel Ramon Elder Catherine Eliason Angela Ellerbee lori Empey Diana Erickson Harold Evans Robert Fechtner Kerry Fedde Myrtle Fisher Mark Freed Charles Furedy June Garland lora Gallegos Cynthia Garcia Celine Garrett Bruce Ginsburg 158 �Eileen Gooch Gabriel Gould Donovan Gray ]o Greenwood Stanley Griego Leneta Groves Raliegh Guerrero Robert Haaker Dwain Hairston Pamela Hale Shawn Haley Joni Hall William Hamburg Kenneth Hampton Danny Hannifen Jane Harms Maureen Hartlaub Richard Hartman Nancy Harvey Sally Hatch Thomas Hathaway Cindy Hauck Douglas Hauck Andrea Heno Chris Herlinger Zandra Herrera Staci Hickman Christine Hoeppner 159 �Pamela Hoskins Patricia Howard Dimitrios Hristopoulos l\1ichelle Hunt Berneice Ironshell Kim Jackson Lawanda Jackson De bra Jardine Michael Jenkins Jacquelyn Jesse Brett Johnson Frances Johnson Alicia Johnston Bruce Johnston Luwan Jones Scott Jones Erik Kahre Richard Kawano Thomas Kawano Christopher Kay James Keables Sherrie Kelitholakai James Keller Luangela Kendrick Christine Kerswill Eric Kesinger Deberice Keys Jacquelyn Kilfoyle 160 �Kernyce Kindred Peter Kinkel Rachel Kluger • latthew Kosmicki George Lamers .\1ikayo Langhofer Denise Leaden June Leaver Jeffrey Levy Anita Lewis Kent Lewallen E.:nily Lobato Kirk Loury Karen Loving Cynthia Lowry Ann Lynch Patrick .\lahoney Katherine , latney Yolanda • layorga Jackie . !cCaslin Deana .\lcOard Stewart . !cClaren Cheryl \!cCollum John .\lcCraner \lichael Me ·en Christy • lcWilliams Angela , leislahn Amy .\lercer 161 �William Meyer Christopher Micaud Kim i\tiller Leslie Miller Mark Miller Susan Mi!1er Sherri Miyazawa Timothy Monaghan Barbara 1ondragon Bryon Montoya Jennifer 1oore Monica Motz Molly Mulcahy Paulette Munnerlyn Audrey 1urphy Stephanie ·ellhaus Jamie Osborne joann Oten 1arkus Padilla Susan Parsons Gregory Pearson Harriet Perrin Zilla Peshlakai Charles Phillips Karen Phillips Joelle Pierre Laurel Policit Barbara Polk �Phyllis Ponder Pauline Poultney Rory Pounds Glen Price Ann Pugmire Debra Quezada Van Quick Barry Rabson Brad Radosevich Karen Randall Kirk Ray Lisa Reavy Fernay Reed Patricia Reedy Marie Regas John Rhyne Mary Roberts William Rogers :Michael Rose Ruth Rose Ray Rottman Julie Rousseau Thomas Rowley Linda Rubinstein Terry Ruby Brenda Rushing Christine Sarlo • 'ancy Schiel 163 �'itacte cott Conrad S ar C audia Serro BJ.rbara Server George ') ttambri o Glend Shanley Bc~ky Sharritt Krista Shoffstall Cathy Shosky Kcrri Shwaydcr ''THE Dan Side Cynthia Sinopoli CLASS OF 1977'' Kelli Skinner Kevin Smith Phoebe Smith Sofia Soltanovitch Stephen Stanton Patrick Starbuck Denise Starks 164 �bb1e Udevitz Valenzuela Van B tskirk -·'laJ:"Llil Venters Villagrama Jr. Waller Walton Washburn ayne Watts Watts Weathersey Welch -.......u.uu.. Wells zabeth Wells 165 ��SOPHOMORES �Amy Abbott Andre Adams Joseph Adams Kyle Aderman Dean Akiyama Abdul Ali Rock Allen Bayonne Anderson Kenneth Anderson Kostos Antonopoulos Judy Arkulari Landis Arnold Layne Ashby Gregory Ashe Donna Avery Karen Barber Felice Barrett Laurie Barth Mary Barton Beverly Baumann Allison Beckler Larry Bell Clark Belyea Cindy Beringer ;\brk Berman Adrian Bing Patricia Blair Pam Blake 168 �Julia Bland Herbie Bl.lshock Saundra Bolin Arthur Bollhoeier Ann Bollinger Karen Boyd Michael Boykin Brian Bradley Peter Bradley Terrie Bradshaw Ricky Brashears Sarah Bridges Blair Brooke Carlton Brown Kim Brown Rom,1 Brown D<l\id Bryant Kelly Bryant Hu::;h Burns G<:L!ltl Burton Robert Butcher B.:th Bu ter Rich, rd Bnd l•dth c .. ~1pbcll .\l,mucl C nddaria j.Jcob C.1rruthers K<lfell C<1rtcr R.mdall C.1rt.:r Roy C.1 t!cbcrl) lb9 �Jeffrey Chaney In Chong Robert Christy Janet Clark Monty Cleworth Tom Collins James Cook Eric Corbett Eugene Correa David Cowan Stephen Craft Chandler Crawford Laura Davis Troy Dean Arthur DeHerrera Becky DeLeon Jason Depperschmidt Diane Derose Kim Doane Scott Dock Rose Duhaime Mary Dulacki Dale Dunlap Jenee Dwight Karen Egan Craig Elder Veronica Ellerbee Gwen Elliott �Brett Eppich Cheryl Fair Virginia Falkenberg Randy Faus Sharon Faust Angie FelTari Donna Fujii Chuck Gagnon Scott Gandy Wayne Garcia Debbie Garrett Deno Gatseos Johnathon Gay Jeff Gebhart Colette Gilbert Joyce Gilbert Michael Gillespie Thomas Ginn Sara Glick Lois Goding Elise Goldberg Erik Gotaas Debra Graham Rick Grassier Jolumy Gray James Grayson Onedia Grayson Randy Greene �����Calvin P.trk Gail Paul Barb.u 1 Pe rl Duane Pe 1r on \ndr 1 Phi !lips . tary Ellen Phillip Katherine Pkher Jill QuedC'nfie ld DalC' Quick Jesus Quin nez Barbara uint ma . 'ancy Randall Bret Reece Bradford Reshak :\!arvin Richardson Jefl)' Richie Colette Reum Ste\·e Rice Patricia Riede Richard Riley Don Roberts Harl) Robinson \nna Rodriquez Chri~topher Romet William Rose Victor Roth , !atthe\\ Ryan \1ark Sa ltus J\1ichael Sanders \'onzel Sa\~)·er Lance Schaffer Charles Scherrer �Robert Schlagel John Schw artzberg Richard Schweigert Lorraine Scott Kathy Sellers omeen Shockley Terry She pard Paris Sherman Brenda Short Michael Shur atalie Sidwell Nancy Skeeters Damita Slaughter D'ne Slaughter Donna Sly Beth Smith Pamela Smith Tanya Smith Lenore Somer Kirk Stevens Blane Stone Sam Stott Bill Strong William Struble Diane Taylor Ronald Tharp Keith Thomas Joyce 1 hom as Donald Thome Milton Thornton Usa Thurston Paul Tirone 177 �Keith Tooley Carolyn Topham Serigo Trevino James Trujillo Judith Typher Annette Ulibarri Karen Van Etten Dwayne Waller Kathleen Walsh Thomas Walsh Sandra Walton Bobbie Washington Terri Washington John Weaver Russell Wehner Matthew Weinberg Pamela Welch Barbara Wells Cynthia White Earl White Wendy White Samuel Wides Andrew Wilbur Darlene Wilkins Ricardo Wilson Gaylan Wommack Gregory Wrenn G. Wright 178 �john Wright Ann Yarabeck ancy Young Robert Zook Isabel Alonzo Lauren Ant Oscar Asbeck Will Barnes Valerie Blankenship Dori ta Bolden Debra Burns Wilma Carrillo Darnell Castleman Mark Cisneros Debra Crandall Alice De La Torre Anthony Delphia Felicia Fair Yul Fogler Peggy Games Barbara Gifford Lisa Herbold Lane Hilton Rene~ Hodge 179 �Steven Isaak Charles Johnson Jr. Darrell Johnston Katie Kirchoff Nancy Krichevsky Rita Lawrence Emily Lobato Elizabeth McGarry Scott Moore Gayle Munds Melvin Norton Thomas Paul Kevin Pugmire Kendall Trumball Sharon Walker 180 �''Parting is such sweet sorrow'' - Shake peare Mrs. Barton, one of our English teachers from East High School, is retiring at the end of the semester. She was born in Amboy, Illinois, and graduated from Amboy High, Cornell College, and the University of Illinois, majoring in English Literature. Mrs. Barton substituted at many Denver schools early in her career. She soon discovered that her attraction was for East. Twelve years ago, she began that tenure at East. When asked how education has changed since she first started teaching, she replied, "There weren't the number of creative choices that students have today. The emphasis was on academic subjects. " She also feels students need to learn the creative and industrial skills taught today. Succeeding in academic subjects, however, increases self-discipline, whichis needed to reduce the number of absences and tardies in today's schools. She is sorry to see that the school spirit of several years ago is declining. Farewell, Mrs. Barton. Our best wishes go with you... 181 �PAGE INDEX Activities Miscellaneous Angelaires . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Angelus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Choir . . . . . . . . 46 Class Officers . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Delegate Assembly . . . . . . . . . . 40 Fall Sports Dance . . . . . . . . . . 10 Heads . . . . . . . . . 36 Orchestra . . . . . . 44 Porn-Porn Girls . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 R. 0. T. C. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6 Senior Seminar . . . . . . . 66 Speech Team . . . . . . . . . 60 Spotlight . . . . . . . . . 50 Student Council . . . . . . . . 38 Wolcott . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Woodbury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 Bicentennial . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 Centennial . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 Executive Internship . . . . . . . . . 64 Harvey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Homecoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Top Ten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Special People . . . . . . . . . . . .135 Clubs Chess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 Chicanos Unidos . . . . . . . . . . . 94 DECA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Drama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Drill Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 FBLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 FHA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 JCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 National Honor Society . . . . . . . . 84 Pep . . . . . . . . . . 89 Pre-Med . . . . . 90 Red Cross . . . . . . . . 91 Seraph Sisters . . 91 VICA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 182 Sports Baseball . . . . . . . 74 Basketball . . . . . . 48 Cross Country . . . . 15 Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Girl's Gym . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Girl's Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Girl's Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 6 Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Wrestling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Students Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154 Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 Sophmores . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167 �Abbott, Amy 168 Adams, Joseph 54, 168 Adams, Karen 150 Adams, Rebecca Adams, Tami 144 Adams, Wende Aderman, Kyle 168 Adkins, Roy Agnew, Patricia 96, 156 Aguila, Cathy Aguila, Debra Ainsworth, James Akers, Nancy Akiyama, Dean 168 Alarid, Nadine Alarid, Ronald Albin, Rebecca Alcon, Paul Alexander, Frank Alexander, James 12, 53 Alexander, Jimmie Ali, Abdul 19,168 A lie, Julie 156 Alie, Scott Alire, Geoffrey Allen, Freddie Allen, Kathy Allen, Peggy Allen, Richard 156 Allen, Rock 168 Allen Jr., Henry Alonzo, Isabel 170 Altman, Steve 53, 156, 103 Andersen, Jonathan Andersen, Mark 96 Anderson, Baycnne Anderson, Duane Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Pamela Andrianakos, Alex Andrianakos, Dena 156 Angelo, Molli Ant, Lauren 179 Antonopoulos, Kostas 168 Appenfelder, Bruce 47, 156 Appenzeller, Teresa 156 Arenas, Dolores Arenas, Phillip Arkulari, Jonathan 44, 47,156 Arkulari, Judith 168 Armendariz, linda Arnold, Landis 168 Arrington, Joyce Asbeck, Oscar 179 Ashby, Layne 54, 168 Ashby, Tracy 156 Ashe, Gregory 168 Atencio, Richard Avellani, Joseph Avery, Dona 168 Avila, Harold 102 Avila, Howard Axelrad, Michael 47 Bakken, Julie 23, 27, 150 Bakken, Jean 23, Barunan, Steven Barajas, Joseph Barber, John 57 Barber, Karen 168 Barber, Raymond Barber, Shari! Barbour, Doreen Barnes, Eve Barnes, Will Baros, Debra Baros, Lawrence Barr, Adrien Barrett, Felice 168 Barrientos, lisa Barry, Michael Bartee, Michael 156 Barth, Laurie 168 Barth, Steven Barton, Mary 168 Batson, Billy 44, 47, 156 Baumann, Beverly 14, 168 Baumann, James 156 Beach, Jace Beaird, Carol 84 Beale, Ivan 44,47 Beard, Glenna Beck, Danny Becker, Neal Beckler, Allison 20, 168 Bell, Carolyn 88 Bell, Lawrence 168 Belyea, Clark 19,156 Belyea, Vance 19,156 Benavidez, Theresa Bendixen, Henry Bendixen, lisa Bengston, Jeffrey 18, 156 Banjamin, Janice Benjamin, Linda Benjamin, Rory Bennett, Paul Berardini, Bruce 156 Berdahl, Mark 54, 156 Berig, Susan Beringer, Cynthia 168 Beringer, Timothy Berins, Terrence Berman, Mark 168 Berridge, Dale 18 Bing, Adrian 168 Blackshear, Rena Blackshear Jr. Olentus Blackwell, Brenda Blair, Carla 156 Blair, Edna 168 Blake, Pamela 14, 37. 168 Blanc, Christoph Bland, Julia Blankenship, Vlaerie 46,179 Blashock, Herbie 47, 159 Blaylock, Willie Blea, Dale Blevins, Tamra Bochk, Anne 14, 156 Boggess, Robert Bolin, Daundra 46, 169 Bollhoefer, Arthur 169 Bollier, Raymond Bollinger, Ann 169 Bollinger, Stephen Booker, Darwin Boonie, Laverne 14,47 Bordeaux, Larry Borger, Walter Beringer, David Bose, Brian 65, 84 Bottum, Jeri 156 Boxer, Alise 156 Boyce, Bonita 156 Boyd, Janet 156 Boyd, Karen 169 Boyd, Terry Boykin, Michael Boykin, Patricia Boyle, Patricia Bradley, Brian 54, 169 Bradley, Kevin Bradley, Mark 156 Bradley, Peter 53, 169 Bradhsaw, Terrie 169 Brady, Donald Brady, Willei 102 Brashears, Ricky 169 Brault, Micheline 47 Brewer, Greg 156 Brickell, Renee 156 Bridges, Sarah 23, 169 Brisco, Darryl Brisco, Roslyn Brisco, Teri Brock, Sidney Brooke, Blair 169 Brooke, Robert 84 Brooks, Angeline Brooks, Kristi 47,88 Brown, Anthony Brown, Carlton 12, 53, 169 Brown, Cathy 156 Brown, Cleophus Brown, Columbus Brown, Cytnhia Brown, Eugenia Brown, Isadore Brown, John 156 Brown, Kim 169 Brown, Mark Brown, Reginald Brown, Rona 169 Brown, Sherwood 156 Brownson, Daniel 64, 166 Brundage, Kathy 47, 84, 104 Bryant, David 169 Bryant, Kelly 169 Bryant, Michael Buckley, Sean Buezek, Charles 8, 84 Buie, Storrr.i 4 7 Bullard, Evelyn Bullinger, Jan 157 Bundy, David 18, 169 Bundy, Gayle 47, 157 Burdette, Renee 84 Burkes, Keith Burkhardt, Susan 169 Burleson, Charles 18 Burn Jr., Joseph 169 Burns, Debra 174 Burns, Hugh 169 Burns, Laurel 84 Burrell, Andrea Burrell, Kenneth 12 Burton Jr. , Gerald 169 Buster, Beth 169 Butcher, Robert 169 Byrd, Reginald Byrd, Richard 169 Byrd, Ronald Calderone, Victor Caldwell, Shedrick 15, 157 Camack, Ervin Cameron, Chris Cambell, Keith 19, 169 Campe, Terese Candelaria, Manuel Carabajal, Anita 157 Cargill, Gloria Carlin, Patrick 54, 157 Carlson, Judith Carolina, Leroy Carpenter, Marian Carr, Patricia Carrillo, Wilma 179 Carroll, Joseph 49 Carruthers, Jacob 169 Carter, Allen Carter, Florien 156 Carter, Karen 14, 46, 169 Carter, Lawrence 157 Carter, Randall 169 Casias, Tommy Cason, Debra Cassidy, John Castaneda, Donna Castleberry, Roy 169 Castleman, Cherilyn Castleman, Darnell 179 Cdebaca, Henry Cdebaca, Karl Chanbers, Jodi 84 Chambers, Joseph 14, 157 Chandler, Arthur 8 Charman, Anthony Chase, Gregory 19, 157 Chavez, Elizabeth Cheny, Stephen 15, 54, 157 Chinn, Stephanie 46, 157 Chong, In 170 Christy, Robert 170 Chubb, Robbie Chubb, Steven Cinocco, Dawnna 157 Cisneros, Mark 39, 179 Clark, C. Clark, Janet 20, 170 Clark, Patricia Clark, Paticia A. Cleworth, Montgomery 54, 170 Clifton, Diannia Clinkingbeard, Sharon 14, 157 Cloud, Arthur Cloud, Bobby Cody, David Colbert, Debra 156 Colby, Scott Cole, Cindy 23 Cole, Derek Cole, James Cole, Jerilyn Coel, Todd 8, 53,157 Coleman, India 46 Collins, Emmett Collins, Johnnie Collins, Tom 170 Collison, Robert 53 Combs, Helen Conner, Randy Connolly, Rodney Connolly, Scott 19, 56, 157 Contreras, Henry Cook, James 170 Cook, Victoria Cooksey, James 8, 157 Cooksey, John 8 Coombs, Charles Cooper, Diane Cooper, Karin Cooper, Robert Copeland, Sterling 19,54 Coppel, Steven Coquillard, Mary 157 Corbett, Eric 170 Cordova, Paul Correa, Eugene 170 Counts, Katherine 20, 47,157 Cowan, David 170 Cozart, Calvin Craft, Stephen 170 Craig, Marcia 157, 38 Craig, Pamela Craighead, Susan Cramer, Julia Crandall, David Crandall, De bra 1 79 Crandall, Diane Crawford, Colin 84,38 Crawford, Laurie 20, 84 Crawford, Teresa Cressy, Brenda Crites, Darren Crites, Denise 104 Crosby, Howard Culpepper, Pamela Cumberland, Richard 84 Cummings, Douglas 157 Cummings, Shunda Curley, Mark Dabney, Terry Dahlin, Kurt Dailey, Denise Daugherty, Billy Davidson, Daniel Davis, Cecial Davis, Charles Davis, Claricy Davis, Donna 14 Davis, Edward 8, 53, 157 Davis, Glenda Davis, Gregg Davis, Justin Davis, Laura 170 Davis, linda 157 Davis, May 157 Davis, Michael 157 Davis, Robert Davis, Rosie 157 Davis, Worthy 49 Davis, Zackary Dawkins, Valli 46, 157 De Herrera, Arthur De Herrera, Michael Dea, Ann 157 Dean, Susan Dean, Troy 170 Deboer, Darren 183 �Deherrera, Jerry 170 Deherrera, Richard Deibert, Anita Deitrich, Leslie 64, 84 Delaney, Alma Delatorre, Alice 179 Deleon, Guadalupe Deleon, Rebecca 170 Delgado, Enrique Deloach, Anthony Delphia, Anthony 179 Delphia, Daniel 19 Dennis, Rickey 102, 157 Depperschmidt, Brenda 158 Depperschmidt, Diane Depperschmidt, Jason 170 Derose, Margaret Derose, Martha 47, 84 Derr, Murtha 158, 104 Diprofio, William 44, 47, 166 Dixon, Renee 46, 158, 104 Doane, Kimberley 170 Dock, Scott 16, 170 Doi, Ken 8, 53, 158 Dolbow, Vanessa Dominguez, Anna Donaldson, Christopher Donaldson, Larry Dorsey, Tekoa 158 Dotson, Timothy Doyle, Richard Duhaime, Rosemary 170 Duke, Rolfe Dulacki, Mary 170 Duncan, Lenora Duncan, Martha 46, 58 Dunlap, Dale 170 Dunn, Dave 44, 47 Dunn, N. Dunning, Melissa 104 Durall, Chad Durall, John Duran, Abraham Duran, Celestino Duran, Clyde Duran, Donald 158 Duran, Jacob Duran, Kay Duran, Theresa Durham, Denise Dwight, Jenee 46, 170 Dyer, Melanie 158 Earley, Beverly 158 Early, John Edmonds, Carol Egan, Karen 170 Eggman, Brent Eichenberger, David 39, 44, 47, 84 Eichenberger, Stephen 47 Eitemiller, Jennifer Eitzel, Tammy 88 Elder, Craig 46, 176 Elder, Loreli Elder, Ramon 158 Eliason, Catherine 20, 158 Ellerbee, Angela 4 7, 158 Ellerbee, Veronica 170 Ellington, Monyett 14 184 Elliott, Gwen 170 Elliot, Susan 84, 88 Ellis 1 Kathryn Embleton, Diane Emmons, Suzan 102 Empey, Lori 158 Enderlein, Carina Engels, William Enriquez, Karen Eppich, Brett 171 Erickson, Diana 158 Eugene, Terence Evans, Beverly Evans, Harold 8, 53, 158 Evans, Joy Fair, Cheryl171 Fair, Felecia 179 Falkenberg, Virginia 20, 171 Farland, June 47, 158 Farris, Kathleen Faus, Randy 171 Faust, Sharon 171 Fechtner, Robert 158 Fedde, Kerry 158 Ferrari, Angela 171 Fiala, Josef Fianz, William Fields, Dewayne Fisher, Laura Fisher, Myrtle 158 Fisher, William Fizer, Diane 46 Flannery, Michael Flook, Robert 47, 84 Flores, Robert Florez, Anita Floyd, Katie Floyd, Mary 23, 88 Floyd, Michelle Focht, Glenn Fogler, Ollie Fogler, Yul 179 Ford, Deborah Foss Jr., Richard L. Foster, Charles Foster, Jan Foston, Esther Fox, David 84 Francis, Robert Franklin, Pamela Frazier, Marlon 49 Freer, Christine Friedman, Richard Friedman, Theodore 16, 84 Frost, Jackie Forst, Kyle Frye, David Fugett, Tina Fujii, Donna 171 Fuller, Floyd Fuller, Michelle 99 Furedy, Charles 158 Gaddis, Robert Gagnon, Chuck 57, 171 Gallegos, Joseph Gallegos, Leroy Gallegos, Lora 158 Gallegos, Marcie Gallegos, Michael Games, Peggy 46, 179 Gandy, Leslie Gandy, Scott 171 Cant, Kevin Gantt, Olive Garamella, Robert Garcia, Cynthia 158 Garcia, Eleasnor Garcia, Genero Garcia, George 46 Garcia, Terry Garcie, Wayne 53, 171 Gardner, Amy Gardner, Randle Garrett, Celine 158 Garrett, Deborah 171 Gash, Michael 53 Gater, Mark Gatseos, Deno 171 Gay, Johnathan 46, 171 Geary, Martin 8 Gebhart, Jegg Gianulis, Christine Gibbons, Robert 54 Gibbons, Tommy Gibney, James Gifford, Barbara 179 Gifford, Susan Gilbert, Collette 171 Gilbert, James Gilbert, Jody 47 Gilbert, Joyce 171 Gillespie, Michael 171 Gilson, Roshan Ginn, Thomas 171 Ginsburg, Bruce 158 Glick, Jo Glick, Sara 171 Glista, Louis Goble, Melissa 23 Godin5, Lois 171 Goick, Cindy 166 Goldberg, Benjamin Goldberg, Elise 171 Goldberg, Jonathan 84 Gomez, Christine Gomez, Gerald Gomez, Karla 39 Gonzales, Angela 166 Gonzales, Elizabeth Gonzales, Karl Gonzalez, Joaquin Gonzalez, Leonard 166 Gooch, Eileen 159 Gordon, Carole 46 Gordon, Jeffry 8 Gordon, William 49 Gore, Terry Gorman, Kenneth Gossard, James 166 Gotaas, Erik 19. 171 Gould, Gabriel 159 Graham, Debra 171 Grassier, Richard 12, 53, 171 Gray, AAron Gray, Donovan 8, 159 Gray, Georgean Gray, James Gray Jr., Johnny 12, 171 Grayson, James 171 Grayson, Onedia 171 Grayson, Tacklon Greathorse Jr., Ivory Green, Kevin Greene, Alan Greene, Lawrence 53 Greene, Randall 171 Greenwood, Jo 159 Greet, Michael12, 172 Gregory, Terri 172 Greiner, David 16 Griego, Stanley 46, 159 Griffin, Roger Griffith, Amy Griffith, William 172 Grogan, Linda Grogan, Terry Groody, William Groves, Byron 172 Groves, Leneta 159 Grubesix, Daniel Grubesic, John Guentzel, Gail Guettero, Raleigh 159 Guerrero, Raphael 172 Guerrero, Ruben Guerrero, Rudolph Guess, Sherry Gunn, Monica Gutierrez, Louis Guzman, Rick Guzman, Shermaine 172 Haaker, Robert 54, 159 Haaker, William Haas, Frank Hackney, John Haggerty, Gayle Hairston, Dwain 159 Haldeman, David Haley, Sean 8, 159 Haley, Timothy 172 Hall, Cynthe 56, 84 Hall, Joni 44, 47, 159 Halladay, Heidi Halley, Billy Halley, Sheila Halley, Jerry Hals, Charles Halsig, Roger 46 Halverson, Jay 12, 172 Halvorsen, Michael 172 Hamburg, Kenneth Hamburg, William 159 Hamilton, Frankie Hamilton, Marty Hammond, Pamela Hammond, Susan 104 Hampton, Kenneth 159 Hampton, Michael19, 172 Hancock, Kathleen 172 Hancock, Scott Hanifen, Danny 159 Hannon, Kelly 16, 53 Hansen, Greg Hansen, Marianne Haralampoulos, Marg Harden, Charles Hardy, Dennis Hardy, Kathleen 172 Hardy, Myrtle Harmon, Donald Harms, David 172 Harms, Jane 159 Harper, Elaine Harris, Bruce 8 Harris, Janice Harris, Marlean Harris, Michael Harris, Pearl Harris, Reginald Harris, Richard Harrison, Belinda Harrison, Dennis Hart, Cyndi Hart, Dan 53 Hartlaub, Maureen 159 Hartman, Richard 19, 159 Harvey, Nancy 159, 389 Hatch, Sally 159 Hathaway, Thomas 19, 159 Hauck, Cindy 159 Hauck, Douglas 53, 159 Havens, Paul Hawkins, Greg Hawkins, John Hawkins, Tommie Hayek, Samuel Haynes, Katherine 47, 38 Haynes, Michael 53, 172 Heartfield, Virginia Heiliger, Deborah 172 Heimerl, Lucille 172 He no, Andrea 159 Hensen, Cynthia Henslin, Patricia Herbold, Lisa 179 Herbold, Pat Herd, Charles Herlinger, Chris 159 Herrera, Teddy Herrera, Zandra 159 Herron, Amy 46, 172 Herron, Marvin 44, 47 Herron, Sara 172 Hickman, Staci 102, 159 Hill, Jackie Hill, Walter 57, 172 Hilton, Lane 179 Hinterreiter, Cullen 172 Hinterreiter, Mark Hintgen, Mark 44, 47 Hocker, Mark 12, 172 Hodge, Evitt 172 Hodge, Gloria Hodge, Regina Hodge, Renne 179 Hodison, Michael Hogan, Tamara 14, 166 Holder, Don 56, 166 Holle, Christopher 173 Hollie, Star 166 Hollie, William Holloway, Gloria Honea, Susie 166 Honeyman, Rebecca Hora, Karla Horan, Karen 23, 371 84 Horton, Dwayne Hosea, Roger 12, 54, 173 Hoskins, Pamela 160 Hoskins, Sally 47 Hostetler, Patricia Hostetler, Terry Houston, Sharon Howard, Martin 173 Howard, Patricia 37, 47, 160, 38 Howard, Rodney Hristopoulos, Dimiarios 160 �Jordan, Toni 46, 99 Hruza, Steven 15, 47 Juarez, Diana 173 Hudson, Laurie 46, 173 Judkins 1 Boris 4 7 Hudspeth, Gene Juhl, Derk Huffer, Gene Huffer, Lynne 173 Junkin, Cherelyn Kachel, Lita Hunt, Jocelyn Kaelberer, Russell47 Hunt, Lee Kahre, Erik 160 Hunt, Michelle 160 Kane 1 Christine 84, 96 Hunt, Quentin 173 Karr, Lora Hurd, Carolyn Kawano, Richard 16, 160 Hurst, Craig Kawano, Thomas 8, 44, Hutchinson, Karen Hutton, Billie 173 47, 160 Kay, Christopher 160 lchishita, Faith 173 Keables, James 47, 54, lngra~, Elizabeth 173 160 lronshell, Berneice 88, Keenan, Dirus 160 Keenan, Willard Isaak, Steven 180 Keil, Kathy 173 Isaak, Laura Keliiholokai, Kathleen Ivery, Brian 12, 173 Keliiholokai, Sherrie 160 Jackson, Benjamin Keliiholokai, Tami 47 Jackson, Darrell Jackson, Edward Keller, James 160 Jackson, Kim 160 Keller 1 Lonny Jackson, Lawanda 99, Keller 1 Theresa 65 Kelley 1 Victoria 160 Jackson, Reginald 73 Kelly, Crystal Kelly 1 Michael Jaeggi, Sylvia Kelly, Raynita Jakicic, James 84 Kelso, Rachel173 Jakicic, Robert 173 Kendrick, Luangela 160 James, Beatrice Kennec, Klifton 56, 173 James, Beth Kennedy, Kevin James, Emmette Kennedy, Michael James, Roger Kerswill, Christine 160 Jamison, Valerie Kesinger, Eric 56, 160 Jara, David Keys, Deberice 160 Jardine, Debra 160 Keys, Edward Jenkins, Michael 160 Kilfoyle, Jacquelin 160 Jenson, Cheryl !<"incaid, Kendall 173 Jent, Barbara 173 Jesse 1 Jadquelin, 88, 160 Kindred, Kernyce 161 Kinkel, Connie 47 Jewett, Maritza 46 Joffrion, Melanie 14, 173 Kinkel, Peter 161 Kinsall, Martha Johnson, Alan Kirchof, Mary 180 Johnson, Anita 173 Kirchof, Sharon Johnson, Bret 104, 160 Kirchner, Kellie Johnson, Carl 12, 173 Kirkwood, Ida 174 Johnson, David Kirkwood, Scott 8, 53 Johnson, Deborah Kitchen Jr., Richard 174 Johnson, Frances Klein, Amy 23, 174 Johnson, Harold 173 Kline, Edward Johnson, Keith Kloss, Karen Johnson, Penny Kloss, Kathy Johnson, Renard 49 Klosterman, Barbara 124 Johnson, Roger Klosterman, Janet Johnson, Valerie Klugar, Rachel 161 Johnson Jr. , Charles Knight, Gerald Johnston, Alicia 23, 160 Knox, Elizabeth Johnston, Bruce 160 Knutson, Kris Johnston, Jeffrey 173 Koktavy, Douglas Johnston, Kare Kosmicki, Matthew 161 Johnston, Darrell 180 Kral, Tandy 174 Jolly 1 Olando Kregarman, Julie Jones, Craig 104 Krichevsky 1 Nancy 180 Jones, David Krywonis, Lubomyr Jones 1 Eliza beth 173 Kulik, Margaret Jones, June Kurtzman, Richard Jones 1 Kathleen Labadie 1 Gregory Jones, Luwan 160 Labadie, Harry 12, 174 Jones, Pamela Lagrimanta, Dawn Jones, Paul Lambrecht, Susan 174 Jones, Robert 173 Lamers, George 161 Jones, Scott 39 1 54, 160 Landgraf£, Dianne Jordan, Leland Landrum, Lee Lane 1 Michael Langhofer, Mikayo 160 Laperriere, Michelle 39 Laperriere, Renee 20 Larson, Linnea Law 1 Derrick 174 Law, Lucy 84 Lawrence, Rita 180 Leaden, Denise 16 Lean, Bettina Leaver, June 20, 161 Lederer, Rachel 174 Lee, Angeline Lee, Annie Lee 1 Cheryl 174 Lee, Christopher Lee, Jonathan Lee, Lynn Lee, Mary Lee, ita 14, 99 Lee, Timothy Leroux, Kathryn 174 Leroux, Thomas Letcher, Angela 174 Levy, Darcy 49 Levy 1 Jeffrey 161 Lewallen, Kent 161, 104 Lewis, Anita 161 Light, Lauren Light, William 96 Lightner 1 Richard Lilak, Roderick 174 Liljedahl, Lisa 174 Liljefose 1 Tony Littlejohn, Paul Littlejohn, Teresa 174 Littlethunder 1 Theresa Lobato, Emily 161. 180 Lobato, Julie 174 Loftin, Edna Loggins, Melvin 102 London, Pamela Lopez, Cabrini Lopez, Louise Lott, Joseph Loury, Kirk 161 Love 1 Diane 46 Loving, Karen 161 Lovitt, Sharon 20 Lowe 1 Jeanine Lowe, Kevin Lowry, Cynthia 161 Lubchenco, Caroly 20, 38 Lucas, Michael Lucero, Steven 46 Lucero, Timothy Luevano, Arthur Lukton, Bert 19 Luna, Mark 16 Luna, Richard 16, 53, 174 Lyle, Mark Lynons, Glenn Lyons, Leonard Mac eal, Debora Mack, Charron 174 Mackelvie, Phil 54 Macklin, Janice 14 Maddox, Cora Magnie, Joan 23, 174 Mahoney, Patrick 161 Maifarth, Paul McDaniel, Tonya 99 Maine, Mary McFarland, Oingle Maldanado, Carlos McGarry, Elizabeth 180 Mallard, Lura McGarry, Mary 37, 84 Malone, Gwen 14 McGee, Leann Malone, Partia 46 McGuire 1 Kathleen Mann, James McKee, Harriet 4 7 Manzanares, Glen Me eal, Lela 46 Manzanares, Katherine McWilliams 1 Christy 4 7, Marcey 1 Robert 161 Mariani, James 147 Meislahn, Angela 161 Mariani, Jean 166 Meislahn, Bradley 175 Markham, Daniel 104 Mejia, Theresa Marquez, Brenda Melamed, Faina Marquez, Patricia Melcher Albert Marquez, Rebecca 1elcher 1 Sarah 46, 175 Marsh, Marsha Melville, Brian Marshall, Edward 54, Mercer, Amy 47, 161 174 Mercer, Susan 46, 175 Marshbank, Betty 174 Metherd, Chris 175 Marshbank, Lavon 49 1etherd, Jerald Martin, John Meurer, Rudolph Martin, Kenneth Meurer, Valerie 175 Martin, Myrna Meyer, Gregory 99, 175 Martin, Paige Meyer, Patrick 84 Martin, Robert Meyer, Stephen 15, 54 Martin, Robin ~1eyer, William 162 Martin, Ronald Micaud, Charles 162 Martin, Rosie Mikel, Todd 12 Martin, Tracy 174 Miles, Michelle Martinez, Daniel Millard, Michael Martinez, Georgia Miller, Dawn, 99, 175 Martinez, Gertrude Miller, Karen Martinez, Joseph Miller, Karl Martinez, Joseph Miller, Karla Martinez, Linda Miller, Kim !62 Martinez, Louis 56 Miller, Kim Martinez, Michael Miller, Leslie 162 Martinez, Monica Miller, Lore l Martinez, Robert Miller, Mark 162, 42 Martinez, Victor Miller 1 Mikiann 175 Mason, Kathleen 1iller 1 Regina 175 Mason, Theresa 46 1iller, Susan 162 Mason, Tyrone 174 1ilsap, Richard 49 Masters, Brian 1ilsap, Robert 12, 57, Masters, Kenneth 175 Matheney, Robert 1ims, Dorinda Matney, Katherine 161 Mitchell, Dwight Mattox, David Mitchell, Gregory 175 Mattox, Mike Mitchell, John 8, 44, 47 Mauries, Zoe 174 Miyazawa, Sherri 62 May, William 8 Mize, Kelly Mayorga, Jose • 1onaghan, Timothy 162 Mayorga, Yolanda 161 . 1ondragon, Barbara 162 Mays, Kenneth 57 1onismith, Mitchell 47, Mays, Terrence Mays, Timothy 49 1onroe, Helen McBride, Kimberly Monroe, 1ark McCaslin, Jackie 161 1onroe 1 Virginia McClard, Deana 161 Montoya, Byron 162 McCollum, J. Ruth McDonald, Philip 19 1oody, Jimmie Me eil, Michael 161 Moore, Jennifer, 162 McWilliams, Douglas 1oore, Julius Moore, Romny McCleave, Bruce 57 1cClung, Kathleen 174 Moore, Scott 175, 180 Moore, Willie McCollum, Cheryl 20, Moore, Willis 161 McComas, Scott 1oralez, Charlotte !\1cConnell, David 54, Morrill Kenneth 84 Morris, Jon McCoy 1 Kelly Morris, Jon a than 84 McCraner, John 161 Morton, William 12, 99, McCune, Christoph 175 Mosgovoy, Barbara 46, 17 McCune, Michael 185 �Mosgovoy, Julia Mosley, Carl Mosley, Kenneth Mosley, Sharyn 46 Motley, Karen Motz, 1onica 162, 104 1ueller, Cincy 1uhlbauer, Peter Mulcahy, Molly 162 Mulcahy, Patrick 47 Muller, Charles Muller, Paul Munds, Gayle 180 Mundt, Michele 46, 84 Munnerlyn, Paulette 162 Munoz, Richard Murphy, Audrey 162 Murray, Robert Murray, Thomas 175 Musselman, Johnna 1ustoe, Bryon athan, Karen aylor, Glen aylor, Mike 8 eher, Phillip ellhaus, Stephanie 23, 47, 162 Nelson, Aimee 46 elson, James 12, 175 elson, Kalyn elson, Robin 175 elson, Zunnie emmers, Gary emmers, William ettles, Lachelle Neuberger, Edward Nevins, Sharon 46 ewton, Brady Nguyen, Chau Lang Nguyen, My 175 igh, Cheryl 175 oble, David roble, Winston olan, Barry 175 orman, Kathy 175 orthington, Kirk orthinton, Samuel Norton, Melvin 180 Norwood, Christine orwood, Earnestin orwood, James uechterlein, Stephen unez, Alfonso 39 Odonnell, Terry Oettli, Sally 84 Olander, Eric Olander, John 19 Oldham, David 175 Oleary, Shannon 20, 175 Omalley, Gaye 14 Oneill, Terrance Ortega, Anthony 8 Ortiz, James Osborne, Jamie 162 Ostrom, Sandra 175 Oswald, Valerie Oten, Joann 162 Ovitz, David Owens, Carol Ownsabre, Lois O'Malley, Patrick 57 Paden, Delores Padilla, Markus 162 Padilla, Rebecca 175 186 Padilla, Tom Padzik, John Paige, Stanley Parachini, Debra 175 Parachini, Terri Parkinson, Jonathan 175 Parks, Calvin 12, 176 Parks, Debra Parks, Kelvin Parks, Sandy Parks, Sherran Parmele, James Parson, Donald 96 Parsons, Kevin 56 Parsons, Susan 44, 47, 162 Perkins, David Peres, Mariann Peres, Michael Parrin, Harriet 162 Pervis, William Peshlakai, Zilla 162 Peterson, Silvia Peterson, Preston • Pettes, Anthony Pezzi, Jorge Phillips, Andrea 176 Phillips, Charles 162 Phillips, Karen 162 Phillips, Mary 176 Phillips, Terry Picher, Katherine 176 Pierre, Joelle 162 Pilman, 1ichael Plaven, Tommy Plunkett, 1ary Poisson, David Polich, Laurel 162 Polk, Barbara 162 Ponce, Phillip Ponder, Phyllis 102, 163 Porter, Leon Porter, Michael Porter, Roberta Potts, Connie 102 Poultney, Pauline 163 Pounds, Rory 163 Powell, Bobby Powell, Sharon Price, Glen 163 Priester, Erich 18 Pugmire, Ann 163 Pugmire, John Pugmire, Kevin 180 Purfiled, Hilary Pye, Mary Pytell, Daniel Qualy, Scott Quedenfeld, Daniel Quedenfeld, Jill 46, 176, 104 Quezada, Debra 163 Quezada, Ramona Quick, Dale 19, 176 Quick, Van 19, 163 Quinonez, Jesus 176 Quinonez, Paquita Quintana, Barbara 176 Quintana, Carol Quintana, Elizabeth 20 Quintana, Leroy Rabson, Barry 163 Radam, Joyce Radosevich, Brad 163, Robnett, Steven 104 Rockwell, Sarah 20, 44, 47, 84 Radosevich, Paul 104 Rodriquez, Debra Rainguet, Micheal Rodriquez, Anna 176 Raleigh, Bridget Rodriquez, Donna Rand, Phillip Rodriquez, Frankie Randall, Karen 163 Randall, ancy 88, 196 Rogers, William 96, 163 Rohrs, William Randall, Richard Rollerson, Victor Randolph, Mark 47 Romer, Christopher 19, Range, Larry 53 176 Rankin, Jackie Romero, Robin Ransom, Doleta Romero, Robin Ransom, Robert Rose, Robert Rath, Ian Ray, Harvey Rose, Ruth 163 Rose, William 176 Ray, Kirk 8, 53, 163 Razatos, Spiro Ross, Charles Reavey, Lisa 37, 163 Ross, Margaret Redd, Michael Roth, Victor 176 Reddick, Cynthia Rothenberg, Steven 8, 84 Reddick, David Rottman, Raymond 8, 53, Reece, Bret 176 163 Reed, Fernay 163 Rousseau, Dory Reed, Julie Rousseau, Julie 163 Reed, Robert Row ley, Thomas 44, 4 7 Reedy, Patricia 163 163 Regas, Marie 46, 163 Roybal, Ronald Reid, Michael Royse, Jeanine Reifsteck, Jeffrey Rubenstein, Linda 37, Renno, S amir 163 Reschak, Bradford 99, Ruby, Terry 163, 43 176 Rupp, Linda Rushing, Brenda 163 Reum, Colette 176 Russ, Stephen Reum, Ruth 84 Ryan, Dennis Revitte, John Revitte, Matt 53 Ryan, Matthew 176 Reynolds Ronald Sadrpour, Mohannad Rhodes, laura Safarian, Kelli Salas, Frederick Rhone, Robert Rhyne, John 163 Saltus, Mark 46, 176 Rice, David Saltus, Vivian 44, 47, Rice, Richard 84 Rice, Ruth 44, 47 Salz, Ellen 46 Rice, Steven 12. 176 Samaras, Vasso Richard, Casper Samuels, Michael Richard, Sharon 99 Sanchez, Annette Richards, Margaret 46 Sanchez, Carol Sanchez, Michael Richardson, Gwendolyn 37, 47 Sanders, Michael 176 Sarlo, Christine 163 Richardson, James 8 Saucier, Melvin Richardson, Marvin 46, 176 Sawyer, Julia Sawyer, Veronica Richardson, Peter Sawyer, Vonzel 176 Richardson, Tifford Scales, Cynthia Richie, Jerry 176 Rickards, Megan Scales, John Rico, Tommy Scales, Mary Riede, Joseph Schaffer, Lance 54, 176 Riede, Patricia 20, 37, Scharf, Bennett 176 Schenkmen, Faye Riesenman, Lucy Scherrer, Charles 176 Riley, Loretta Schiel, Nancy 163 Riley, Richard 176 Schissler, Jerry 164 Ritums, Eduards Schlagel, Robert 12, 57, Roach, Donald 177 Roberts, Darryl Schlagel, Sue 23, 84 Robert, Don 176 Schmidt, Brian Robert, Gary 49 Schmidt, Michael Roberts, Mary 168 Schmidt, Patricia Robinson, Darnell Schmiedel, Steven 164 Robinson, Harry 186 Schmuck, Frances Robinson, Jenice Schnell, Vonna 14, 164 Robinson, Sandra Schoeberlein, John Schoeberlein, Joseph Schoen, Gary 54 Schoenbaun, Scott Schoenthaler, Philip Schomp, Ronald 164 Schultz, Carol Schultz, Thomas 8 Schupp, Robin 39, 47 Schwartzberg, Beth 164 Schwartzberg, John 177 Schweid, Ann Schweigert, Richard 177 Scott, Lorena Scott, Lorraine 177 Scott, Stacie 88, 164 Scott, Victoria Seaman, Mary Sear, Conrad 47, 164 Segobia, Alfred Segobia, Leenock Sellers, Kathy 177 Serre, Claudie 164 Server, Barbara 164 Settambrino, George 164 Shackley, Noreen 177 Shanley, Glenda 14, 164 Shariff, Alim Sharritt, Becky 164 Sheard, Lawrence 96 Shepard, Terry 177 Sherman, Paris 177 Shoeboot, Elizabeth Shoffstall, Krista 20, 164 Shoffstall, Tenlee Short, Brenda 177 Shosky, Catherine 164 Shur, Michael16, 177 Shwayder, Kerri 39, 164 Side, Dan 164 Sidwell, Natalie 177 Simmons, Mark 56 Simms, Mark Sinopoli, Cynthia 164 Sisneros, Julia Skeeters, Nancy 177 Skinner, John Skinner, Kelli 164, 104 Skubal, Sue Slaughter, Damita 177 Slaughter, D'nel177 Slaughter, Ricky Sloan, Gerald 39 Sly, Donna 20, 39, 177 Sly, Jerry Sly, Terry Smith, Arthur Smith, Beth 177 Smith, Candace Smith, Cheryl Smith, Christine Smith, Curtis Smith, Diane Smith, Kevin 8, 164 Smith, Leslie Smith, Monty Smith, Nathelle Smith, Pamela 23, 177 Smith, Phoebe 164 Smith, Robert 8, 54 Smith, Robert Smith, Rosalind Smith, Steven 96 Smith, Tanya 177 Smith, Vaeria �Sneed, John 47 Sneed, Rodney Snelling, Benjamin 84 Sola, Patrick 54 Soltanovich, Sofia 164 Somer, Lenore 177 Soran, John Sorenson, David 84 Spar, Susan Sprague, Jerald Stanton, Kathleen Stanton, Stephen 19, 53, 164 Starbuck, Patrick 164 Stark, Erin Starks, Denise 164 Starks, Ramon Stay, Carl 47 St. Clair, Barbara 46 Stecknam, Kelly Steder, Laura 46, 164 Stefanik, Michael Steiner, Sarah 64, 164 Stefanik, Michael Steiner, Sarah 64, 84 Stephens, Anna Stephens, Lee Stephens, Tracy 164 Stephens, Virginia 47 Stevens, Dana 164 Stevens, Erin Stevens, Kelly Stevens, Kirk 18, 177 Stevens, Theresa 164 Stoffel, Anthony Stone, Blane 177 Stone, Kermit Stott, Samuel 19, 46, 177 Stott, William 8, 53 Stout, Kevin Stowers, Ar.med Stroh, Kimberly Strom, Bonita Strong, Martha 47 Strong, William 177 Struble, William 12, 53, 177 Suazo, Ferdinand Suazo, Herman Suazo, Robert Sullivan, Mark Sunderwirth, Stanley Sutherland, Michael Sutton, Carol Sutton, Cecille Swafford, Scott Tafoya, Jimmy 164 Tafoya, Theresa Tahy, Flora T amaki, Suzanne Tartt> ler, John Taylor, Daine 46, 177 Taylor, Lori Taylor, Sheree Tazawa, Dick Tazawa, Gary 164 Tenhaeff, Craig Tenhaeff, Terilyn Thames, Daphne Thames, Darell Tharp, Jay 164 Tharp, Ronald 177 Thiel, Shannon Thomas, Gary Thomas, Jeffrey Thomas, Joyce 177 Thomas, Keith 99, 177 Thomas, Kenneth Thomas, Lisa 47 Thomas, Lori 23, 164 Thomase, Mark 84 Thome, Peter Thompson, Julie Thompson, Tami Thome, Donald 177 Thornton, Milton 177 Thurston, Stephanie 177 Timozek, Tammy 84 Tirone, Paul 177 Toliver, Debora Toliver, Gail Tomlingson, Paul Tooley, Keith 178 Tooley, Patrick 15, 54, 164 Topham, Carolyn 178 Torres, Margarita Torrez, Eloise Torrez, Gloria Tovar, Adela 164 Townsend, Julie 44, 47, 84 Trahan, Beverly 47 Traqler, Edwin Treffinger, Cynthia 84 Trevino, Ana 164 Trevino, David Trevino, Sergio 178 Trommeter, Dave Truair, Anne Truax, Robert Trujillo, Frank 53 Trujillo, James 178 Trujillo, Joann Trujillo, Manuel Trujillo, Nick 53 Trujillo, Raymond Trujillo, Richard Trumbule, Kendall, 180 T sosie, Lillie Turner, Perry 8, 53 Tweeten, Jim 16, 84 Typher, Bruce 53 Typher, Judith 178 Udevitz, Debbie 164 Ueda, Steve Uhl, Sheila Uhl, Shirlee Ulibarri, Annette 178 Ulwelling, Richard Urban (Cooper) Kelly Valenzuela, Fred 164 Valverde, John Van Buskirk, Kay 164 Van Etten, Karen 178 Vanderschaaf, Dave Vann, Robert V anvelkinburg, Irene 46 Vasquez, Larry Vasquez, Michael Vaughn, Cedric Vaughn, George Vaga Cota, Luis Veitch, John Velarde, Valerie 46 Velarde, Vivian Venters, Martin 164 Vestle, Rodeana Vicars, Edward 18 Vicars, Mollody 84 Vigil, Anthony Vigil, Beverly Vigil, Richard 8, 47, 84 Villa, Esther Villagrama, Jr., Vincente 164 Villegas, Martin Viveros, Lawrence Viveros, Ofelia 46 Vonstrohe, Stan 8, 53 Vukonich, Vince Wadlington, Anita Walker, Bernard Walker, Kathy Walker, Sharon 180 Walker, Terry Wall, Jean Wallace, Bush Waller, Darryl 164 Waller, Dwayne, 178 Walsh, Kathleen 178 Walsh, Kathleen Walsh, Thomas Walsh, Thomas 99 Walston, Ava Walston, Kenneth 8, 56 Walton, Edna 164 Walton, Sandra 178 Walton, Sharon Wamsley, Karen Warn, Maurice Warner, Allen Washburn, Christ 164 Washington, Alan 56 Washington, Bobbie 23, 178 Washington, Diana Washinton, Teri Watkins, Dawn Watkins, Swana Watson, Candance Watts, Janne 164 Watss, John 54, 164 Watts, Reginald Westhersby, Tom 178 Weaver, Daneil Weaver, John 178 Weber, Clara 23 Weber, James Weems, Steven Wehner, Elizabeth 20, 84 Wehner, Russell 19, 54, 178 Weil, Jr., Edward Weinberg, Matthew 39, 178 Welch, Mark 164 Welch, Pamela 178 Wellman, Katherine Wells, Barbara 178 Wells, Clifford 164 Wells, Elizabeth 164 Wells, Monetta Wesley, Michael West, Regina Westhoff, Joann 166 Weston, Cary Wetmore, Dale Wheeler, Brian White, Cynthia 178 White, Earl 57, 178 White, Sherman 12 White, Wendy 178 Whitetail, Peggy Wides, Michel 88, 166 Wides, Samuel 54, 178 Wilbur, Andrew Wilderson, Glenn 166 Wilderson, Phillip Wilkins, Darlene 178 Wilkinson, Jeffrey 166 Willard, Lief Williams, Andre Williams, Carla Williams, Cornelius Williams, Jeana Williams, Lahyonne Williams, Robert Williams, Steve Williams, Terrence Williams, Timothy Williams Walter Williams, Jr., Leroy 8, 53 Willis, Nani 44, 47 Willis, Yanina Wills, Johnnie Wilson, Brian 53 Wilson, Dana Wilson, Debra 44, 47, 88, 96 Wilson, Gloria Wilson, Goldie Wilson, Harry 46 Wilson, Michael Wilson, Ricardo 57, 178 Wilson, Tamara Wimberly, Clifton Winlock, Stephanie Winter, Robert Winters, Barbara Wippler, Linda 84 Wise, Nancey 166 Wommack, Gaylan 178 Wommack, Judy 47, 166 Wong, Joseph Woods, Kenton Worsley, William Wortham, Kevin 8, 47 Wos, Maria Wrenn, Gregory 54, 178 Wright, Gina Wright, Glenn Wright, John 179 Wylie, Jon Yarabeck, Ann 20, 179 Yarbrough, Clarence Yarter, Jennifer 39, 47, 166 York, Anetha York, Karen Young, Michael47, 166 Young, Nancy 179 Young, Patricia 166 Zamora, John 102 Zamora, Rudy Zirkelbach, Amy 166 Zook, John 166 Zook, Robert 179 187 �TODAY IS MERELY ONE CIRCLE OF LIFE IN AN ENDLESS ROUND BECOMING A YESTERDAY Copyright 1975 Dean Lewallen 188 �AS THE SUN SINKS BELOW THE HORIZON FEELINGS OF JOY ... SADNESS, PLEASURE ... 189 �PAIN WILL SOON PASS ONLY TO EXIST IN A SPIRAL OF MEMORIES AND EACH WILL REMEMBER IT AS IT WAS FOR HIM 190 �]e C~cE St.ud·.o CUSTOM p~~TRI\ITlJRE t'k~A~ Cl~Qw~ ADVERTISEMENT Mcts~.... ;; rhotogro.ph)' 6101 EAST C:.OLFA X ?he~ 38'3-Cv3S3 Buckingham quare and Yo emite t Hampden An Exciting New Studio Providing The Finest enior Portrait rea ted Ou tdor Or In Our atural Lit, Climate Controled Greenhouse. The W. Rus ell Ohl on Studio 2901 So. Colorado Blvd. Denver, Colorado 753-1110 •A sa.+i~fi ed cust()((\ec ... ou.r beS\ a~t• 191 �STAFF Scott Alie Steve Altman Mark Bradley Kathy Brundage Denise Crites Murtha Derr Renee Dixon Melissa Dunning Mark Freed Sue Hammond BretJohnson Craig Jones Brian Lee Kent Lewallen Daniel Markham Buzzy McCraner Monica Motz Jill Quedenfeld Brad Radosevich Paul Radosevich Tom Rowley Robin Schupp Kelli Skinner 192 1975-1976 Artist Art Editor Sports Artist Album Clubs & Activities Editor Sports Clubs & Activities Editor Sports Album Editor Business Manager Photographer Sponsor Asst. Photographer Editor Editor in Chief Artist Copy Editor Clubs & Activities Photographer Managing Editor Head Photographer & Editor Sports Editor Clubs & Activities SPECIAL THANKS Decroce, Jafay, W. Russell Ohlson, House of Photography, Mid West, Abdoo, Univeral, Jeanie Marr for her work as the treasurer, Mrs. Wilcox for putting up with our endless (obnoxious) demands, Dean Lewallen for the opening page pictures, Sylvia Chevez of the Forney Museum, The U. S. Postal Service for increasing rates, Sue's mom, Robert Waxman for photo supplies, Coer's brewery for --well, you know, Brian Lee for being dumb enough to be our sponsor another year, and for his "quality" jokes, Various typewriter companies for unfailing workmanship, American Yearbook Company for creating deadlines. The MASKED BANDIT for stealing Altman's artwork, Jay Halverson for Aphrodite's Affair pictures, Mr. McDanal for his varsity football pictures, Tom Rowley for his tremendous organization (like never getting anything done on time) Mr. Metcalf for his diligent effQrts to keep us derilects out of the halls, and of course , we thank our parents for those special actions which brought us into this crazy world . ����� 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. 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Title A name given to the resource Angelus 1976 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. 1976 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 1970s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/aebd15c17517d88436436deb4a4809f3.pdf d5b47366c9aff4fb23009fb9b91aed52 PDF Text Text �- . ~ . . --: . -- .. - -· ..... ---~~.: �����3 ��AlliUM l+1 rER SPRI G ltlCULTY CLUBS SOPHO JUNIORS SE IORS I DEX 6 34 62 100 128 RES148 163 175 191 5 ��I I I I AllrUMN I I ��• �EAST PEOPLE '75 �EAST PEOPLE '75 11 �����OME 16 ����• ������Paul Garrett & Lisa Paige 26 Head Girl �Taking Care of Business DELEGATE ASSEMBLY 27 �. . Tot cv<: rything that is faced can be changed; But nothing can he changed until it is faced. -J arnes Bal(hvin Paul Garrett, Lisa Paige; Prcsidents. STUDENT COUNCIL June Leaver; Corres. Sec. Barbara Masteller; Rcc. Sec. �REPS '75 Sr. Reps: LEFT TO RIGHT: Robbe Shulkin, Susie Whittner, John Bradley, Steve Riede, Gary Sky, Barbara Masteller. Jr. Reps: Sam 'orthington, Jeff Gittins, Wendy Adams, Gerald Sloane. Soph . Reps: Helen Combs, June Leaver . �c I a s s LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Kinclow, V. P.; Shannon Boland, Pres.; 1 ancy Falkenberg, Sec.; Kathee Kirchhoff, Tres. 0 f f• TOP ROW: Rodney Howard, Pres. ; Carole Gordon, Tres. ; BOTTOM ROW: Delores Thomas, Sec.; Sarah Rockwell, V. P. l c e r 30 s Pres. 'OT PICTURED: Lisa Reavey, �FALL SPORTS DANCE ���- ��v A R s I T y TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Herd, Manager; Kirk Rogers, Ray Smith, Barry Carroll, Gary Roberts, Worthy Davis, Rick Schraeder, Coach. FR01 TT ROW: Jan Ford, Brad Douglas, Roy Fullwood, Marc Small, Mike Benford, Tim Johnson. 36 �RichardSchraeder'sVarsity Basketball team had an excellent "first year". Many of the players had never been to East before, and even coach Schraeder was new at coaching the varsity team. This newness presented some what of a problem at the beginning of the season, leading at one point to a disheartening loss to South. Things picked up, however, after winter intermission. "We're just trying to get everyone together", said coach Schraeder in January. "Once we get it straightened out, we can do it. We've got a lot of talent out there". coach Schraeder got it together, for the team finished up with a winning season to their credit. 37 �J v TOP ROW- LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Batey-coach, Mitch Monisrnith, Melvin Loggins, Richard 1ilsap, Craig Melcher, Worthy Davis, Darcey Levy, Lawerence Sheard, BOTTOM- LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Heiron, Bill Gordon, Mark Luna, Lavon Marshbank , Darrell Brisco, Renard Johnson ~----.,---.......1111!!! This year's Junior Varsity Basketball team lived up to everyones expectations . The team was ambitious , had great spirit and was able to discover a winning cornbination. Coach Sam Batey was philosophical in his appraisal of his team . "Most of the men on the team will make up the nucleus of next year's Varsity Basketball squad. The ability to win and to always show good sportsmanship is typical of East High Athletes . 38 �s 0 p H s TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Cisneros, Don Holder, Cedrick Caldwell, Jay Keller, Ken Walston, Scott Connolly, Wardell Ryans, Manager Steve Weems. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Parsons, Alan Washington, Jim Gossard, Greg Davis, Ruben Martinez, Eric Kessinger, MISSING: Kurk Melvin, Bill Lowe, Luis Martinez. The Sophomore Basketball team surpassed even Coach Cisneros expectations. Their ability to control the ball was remarkable. But even more importantly, they were able to win. Even at midseason they had lost only one game out of their many league and non -league games. The prospects look good for next year's varsity team. �CHEERLEADERS �POMS �LEFT TO RIGI-IT; FRO TROW; Mike Gash, Steve Stanton, Brian Wilson, Ray Rothman, ick Trujillo, Jim Donohoue, James Suazo, SECO D ROW; Robert Collison, Steve Altman, Donald !l:osely, Ed Jackson, Terry Mays, Phill Miera, Stud Doi, Stan Vonstrohe, Steve Meyer, Sam orthington,; THIRD ROW; Coach Arnold, Paul Regas, Anthony Deloach, Todd Lole, Tim Agazio, Bruce Typher, George Hellen, Ken Doi, Scott Kirkwood, Emmett Collins, Ed Davis, James Paul Tweenten, Ben Skoglund, Bill Stott, Coach Damashek. One of the stronger sports at East High this year is Wrestling. The team is made up of mostly Juniors and Sophomores with a few outstanding Seniors mixed in. According to Coach Robert Damashek and new Assistant Coach Dave Arnold, the 74/75 musclemen were the best they've coached. Outstanding Wrestlers on the team were ick Trujillo, a Junior at 112 lbs; Phillip Miers, a Senior at 119 lbs; Mark Doi, Senior at 126 lbs; Stan Van Strohe, Junior at 132 lbs; George Hellen, Senior at 185 lbs. Coach Damashek is looking forward to a city title and possibly a state title next year! 42 �TAKE DOWN! 43 �THE BIG SPLASH BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tad Rickards, Jack Watts, Mark Berdahl, Sam Downing, Mark Miller, Kelly Hannon, Bob Haaker, Jim Keables, Bill Thomas. MIDDLE ROW: Dave McConnell, Scott Qualy, Denis Gibbons, Anthony Pettes, Scott Jones, Craig Collins (Capt); Mike Morgan, Mark Hintgen, Jerry Saliman, Pat Sola. TOP ROW: Bill Koplar (Asst. Coach); Bill emmers, Jeff Alive, Gary emmers, Kevin Jones, Kevin Bradley, Sterling Copeland, Pat Tooley, Dan Hart, Bill McGinnis (Coach). 44 �ineteen-seventy-four was an exceptional year for the varsity swim team. Other teams were all but shattered by the "school desegregation order, " but the swim team flourished like it had never done before. Because of this new wave of Sophomores and Junior talent the team's coach, Bill MeG innis feels the team's present and future never looked rosier. Coach McGinnis points to the team captain, Craig Collins, as one of the sources of inspiration on the team. However, the team would be ineffective without the "backbone" that the team's eleven experienced lettermen comprise. Keep swimming, Craig Collins, Tad Rickards, Kelly Hannon, Mark Hintgen, Kevin Jones, Dave McConnell, Pat Meyer, Mike Morgan, Bill emmers, Anthony Fettes, Pat Sola, and Bill Thomas. A team with the talent and enthusiasm of this year's varsity swim team would certainly be any coach's dream. 45 �w R E s T L E R E T T E LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Coach Robert Damashek; Michele Mundt; Susan Elliott; Wende Adams; Sue Bottum; Diane Depperschmidt; Denise Crites; Michel Wides; Laure Isaak; Brenda Depperschmidt; Carolyn Bell. s .~~ -.~· 46 �ANGELAIRES ���50 �51 ����morning, hatchet, wake, hatchet, dress, hatchet, ride, hatchet, breakfast, hatchet, registration, hatchet, rounds, hatchet, one, hatchet, two, hatchet, three, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, finals, hatchet, rounds, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, wait, hatchet, awards, hatchet, Wll\, hatchet, HA TCHETI �'Abandon All Hope Ye Who EAST HIGH scHOOL, 8est School in Colorado~~ 11 Enter Here' �Voters Cut Budget, Quality Education East High Spotlight News Editor -·-······· W . C. Thomas Editorial Editor ................ Seth Henry Copy Editor -········ PaUl Radosevich Neww Page Editor ··-········ VIckie Lee Feature Editor - ··-······· Joe Lamer• Sporta Editors ··-···· Ed Goldstein and Ron Klnchelow Cartoonlata ···-···· Brad Butler and Kathy O' Neill Phototrrapbers _ Paul Radosevich , VIckie Lee, Larry Cummlncs Publicity Man..-er .. Bennett Scharf Ad Saleemen ·······-..···-· Jeff Wateon, Jim Staneck ReportersJodl Chambers, Susen Cratghead, Nate Doney, I&n Gertsen, Jean MAriani, Mike Morcan. Debra Ponder, Gw en Richardson, Dean Roberta, Brian Sed&r, Janice Shanks. Prlnt~d by Colorado Printers 71 E. Floyd Ave. Englewood, Colorado Published every month durtnc the school seaslon by the atudenta of Ealot High School, Denver, Colorado 80208. ���• Ut •. t<-•· til 1 , .... •• Reaching for the past From fields of the present: Trying to grasp The changes of time. --Heidi Halladay 60 �{ ': ® \ : :c!: ~ a: _, ·. : ·.... ~AI.I{ · W~ll( ·m~o---~~·,::;;··-- ~--·-- ..... -------, .... --·-··-··- ·....... ___ .. -............... __ AN lRRt\TE 5TUOENT THREW A BRICK t\T KNOCKING HIS r3LOCK OfF'. INsiD€ Wf\5 fOuND 11415 PLAN foR... EF\ST ® AN AUToMATIC. HAT Rf.MOvER. lYP,cAL S'RJDENT we:f\RING TOP HAT@ E:NTER5 R.()()("\ /\NO .5"ffi66ERS IO POINT®. \HE: fK.TION Of OPEN IN~ OooR (() CAUSE:.S t<NI FE@ TO RIP OPE:N BP6 OF ©. MANURE DRoPS ON PLANT ®~wHICH GPaJS CARRY INC:> LIT r'V\"TCH © UP TO THE fUSE: ® Of CANNON~. !HE MtRK-LE STEER. MANURE RETORT fRIGHTENS RAT Q) \..1-iO J'~S AND LANDS IN NET®. ADDED WEIGHT IN nE N€.T CAUSES Bf\LLOOt-t THe: ''W\N~ etJTT'ON (b) To PoP HcUUf"\ @. As 11 1s NO LONGER. susPENDED &'f THE BALLoON, SO u~s WEIGHT® tf't'VV\E:Dif\T£LY DROPS ON STUDENT® AT POrNT.®ltiERE.BY CRUSHING f-W @. l~us fYV\CHtNE: HAS GREF\T E:DUC/HIONAL VALUE, AS IT TI:f\CHES STUDENT Nor TO SfmD ON POINTS f"'ARKEO ~. ® 61 ��I I I I SPRING I I I I ���• ��-Tarquinio 68 �APATHESIS Certainly every period in hi tory has its inherent problem ociet~' r pon e to those problem seems to vary from generation tog neration. In the long run, it is the reaction to contemporary problem which will determine how history evaluates each generation. Currently, ther i a reaction\\ hich appear to be very" problematical." That reaction i apath~ . Apathy i a most dangerou characteristic in our time . Thi mod rn world sees age-old problems enlarged to international proportions. Almost daily we are reminded that mankind i nO\ interdependent. We are no longer able to isolate ours lves, our age group, or our nation from the plight of other men. Yet, here at East we often ee lack of concern and a omewhat di couraging indifference. Some feel that civilization make advance when m n experience confidence in themselves or th ir way of life. Apathy runs count r to confidence and no doubt impedes civilization. Of course we sometimes cower from the bold, admittedly ra h action which colors the past. Hm ever, our troubled c ntury demand intelligent, broad-minded concern and much effort. Apathy hold no place if humanit, is to progre -if humanity is to survive. Brian Sedar 69 �HEY, BATTER BA T1.,ER BATTER BOTTOM ROW: Oliver Hogue, Ken Doi, Rick Vigil, George Hellen, Anthony Pettes, Chris Wilson, 1ark Dol; TOP ROW: Coach Montgomery, Tom Schultz, Jay Keller, Donald DeBouse, Bill Engels, Dale Berridge, Coach Brownell, Manager Chavey. 70 ��WATCH THOSE ANGEL FEET FLY! BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Monroe, Gwen Malone, Tekoa Dorsey, Rosie Martin. MIDDLE ROW; Donna Davis, Tammy Billingsley, Kim Caninch, Toni Barbaur, Karen Boyd, Harriett Perrin, Renee LaPerrier. TOP ROW; Lisa Paige, Gwen Richardson. 72 �"I expect the girl 1 s track team to be placed within the top 4 ranks this year, accompanied by a good possibility of going to state!" Such people as Radius Guss and Lisa Paige, who have returned after going to state last year provide a good basis for the girl 1 s track team. Having gained experience from this year, it is hopeful that the many sophomores and juniors will return to the team next year with just as much enthusiasm as they have displayed so far this year. n �AND THEY'RE OFF ... 74 �A track team needs to be strong in all areas of the sport. This year, experienced runners, Willie Hayes, Lavon Marshbank, and Ray Smith gave the team the extra stamina it needed to become an all around success. Under the supervision of Coach Biffle, and Asst. coaches Walker and Landau, the team is confident about this year and next. 75 ������81 ���Khadija Haynes Gloria Johnson Laura Ellison Ruthay Coney 84 Suze Craighead �WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WOLCOTT c::~~~· WOLCOTT Rhonda Levy Shannon Boland Sharon Lewis �1 0 B r i h n a n G i s b b e s d a r M e 1 i n d a M c G a n n w i 1 1 i a m i e d e r h u t D 0 r e e n y a m a m 0 t 0 �s K h e a n n n w i n 0 n b B e 0 r 1 a n d M a r y B e n t 0 n A d e 1 a r d 0 F e r r e r M 0 n i c a L 0 u r y ��photos by harry heafer Yesterday was yesterday and nothing can be done. Today was once tomorrow 'til the rising of the sun. So push on my friends and soon you will find, that tomorrow is for starting over and eternal peace of mind. 89 ��Our eyes have seen, only to reward our souls and our souls are forever real. We turn into individuals with strengthened minds and we turn on to life with enlightened hearts. It wasn't a dream for dreams are often forgotten and our experiences will be deeply remembered. 91 �Fifty ..second GOVERNOR SHAFROTH CZJrize CONTE T FOR EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING GEORGE \VASHINGT N HIGH CHOOL THUR DAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1975 PRE IDING . . . . . MR. JOHN F. SHAFROTH !1-45 \ .\1. l.IRI_..,.CO~IP~IIIIO. I. l homa Jt'llet 'on ~. Su an Ste\\ art \\nt . . . . I err) Lopct \ftc helle Smith . . . . . . . . . . . 6. John F Kennell\ i. \l.uw.tl . . . . . . X.• Ollh !1. Olllh Slnnnon Bolan1) Cher)l (,udmund on . . Keli Marie Price . . P.tm Strc>'>\ Deborah Redding . . . Di.m.t l..oui'c Del.cue SHAFROTH PRIZE The Shafroth Prize is the highest award given to an Extemporaneous Speaker. As quoted by John F. Shafroth on January 3, 1921: "The plan for public speaking contests among students of Denver is entirely satisfactory. I shall purchase a Government Bond tomorrow and have it registered in the name of the Board of Education." In February 1975, the Shafroth Prize was awarded to Shannon Boland of East High. Topics were handed to the speakers one hour before speeches were to be given. Shannon's topic was, "Should lines of aid be re-opened to South Viet am?" 92 �EXECUTIVE HIGH SCHOOL INTERNSHIPS Community Affairs, the Law, the Government, Education, and Business. These are the areas in which Executive Interns work. The intern is a full-time special assistant to the executive sponsor, attending meetings and conferences, preparing reports and making policy recomendations, as well as helping to initiate programs and developing projects requested by the sponsor. First semester Executive Interns were: Theresa Gonzalez, Lisa Lombardi, Lynne Akiyama, and Kara Holland. Second Semester Interns were Kim Benson, Robert Boyd, Brad Butler, Jon Carter, Mike Dock, Vicki Elmblad, Russ Kaelberer, and Joe Lamers. Mr. Olin was the intern coordinator. �94 �SWEET CHARITY 95 ����������c 0 u s E L 0 R s �The 40's, SO's, 60's and now the 70' . Ah! • 1emoric ! For Blanche Pigott, these memories account for a great deal of her life that she has pent here at Ea t High. 1 'early half a century a first a tudcnt and then as a teacher. She saw the birth of a 'le\\ East I Iigh, with the immense statue of the Venus de Milo and Athena; the beautiful new building . •. 1927 Then WW II -how many young students went off to that war! "Pupils came and went, thousands of them in forty years-all kinds . And they were much the same as those today . " Over the years , books and materials may have changed , but education hasn't really. '\ 'otlting is TOW . I've actually seen history repeat itself. " 11rs . Pigott feels that what education is really about was summed up by James IIilton: "To youth I say: Make yourself well -informed so that you are better able to understand what tltings are all about, not merely against the background of your own country and lifetime, but in the larger rcckonir1g of world history . Cultivate private happines ·, Both with family and with friends , so that you arc armored to some extent against Whatever happens beyond your control. " 106 1960 �SPECIAL ED. �"Poetry is the spontaneous overflo\v of pcnverful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility'' -William Wordsworth 108 �Evva Vickers ���"TO BE IGNORA T BEFORE YOU WERE ALWAYS A CHILD. WORTH OF HUMAN WOVEN INTO THE ANCESTORS BY THE HISTORY?" �OF WHAT OCCURRED BORN IS TO REM AI r FOR WHAT IS THE LIFE, UNLESS IT IS LIFE OF OUR RECORDS OF -CICERO ���Science Teachers ��1argaret Potter L-~:~---.=..._ 118 ��1 a lie that makes us realiz the truth -Pablo Picasso 120 �"Aft r sil nee, that which com n are t to expres ing the inexpressible i music'' -A. Huxle) �HOME EC. Marcia oon . .. . I ·. .. . \ ��EL TOWER DE BABEL 124 ��Robert Damashe Clifford Olin �P.E. 127 �128 �LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Connolly, Gu) Ricci. Greg Chase, Rondy Collins (Treas. ), \1ark Clarke ('/. Pres.). Bubba Rose (Pres.). John :\1itchell. .M ike t 1a) lor. Paul Berardini �THESPIA I s The Drama Club at East is in existence for the benefit of students who wish to increase their knowledge and appreciation of the theatrical world. Most of the Drama Club members also belong to the presti~ious International Thespians Society, an important organization for actors who have devoted a great deal of time and effort to theatrical productions. �DbtributiH' DECA thedccac reed: i belll'\'einthefuturewhich i amplanningform~sclf inthcfieldofdistrihution , ' intheoppo rt unit i es\\'hich nn-\'oca ti onoffer..:; . i bclie\'cinthcfulfi llingofthehighestmca ·u re of..,cr\'icetomy\ocation , m\'fello\\ beings , Ill\ count r~· , my god- -thathysodoing, i \\'i 11 he rl'\\ a rdcd\\ i thpersona I sa th facti on mat cria I wealth . i believeinthedemoc rati cphi losophi esof pri\'atccntcrpnsc competition , inthefrecdom<;of t hi 'ina ti on- -t ha tthescphi losophiesa llo\\'forthefullestde\'e lopcment ofmyi ndi vi clua labi lit i e$ . i he I ie' etha tbydoingmybest to I i veaccordi ngtot hcse h1ghprinciples , 1 \\illbcofgrcatersen 1ccboth tom \·se If~ to mankind . �Counsels: Brian 'ancy Falkenberg & rite . Head Officer<: Tribune: • lary :-.totz, Censor: Ruth Reum, S<ribe: Tribe lii Tribune: Dirk Juhl Doreen Yamamot". Tribe I R. Brooke :-.1. Brown Tribe II Tribune: . lartha Kinsell Censor: Gre LaBadie G. Scribe: Tina Kinney lamen B. Crites .I. DeR se .'I. :-.1 tz R. Reum B. Snellin R. Uba C . Wilson R. Bell T. Friedman J. Jenkins D. Johnson P. Berardini Censor: Renee l.aPerriere Scribe: Jenny . loore D. Lagrimanta D. Thayer R. :-.turphy Tribe IV Tribune: C. olin l rawfo Censor: Usa Reavey cribe: '\lllson Paxton K. Jones K. Hz S. Oettll J. Osborne R. Pacheco P. Poultney D. Yamamoto s s E R A p s I T E R H 132 s TOP ROW; Doreen Yamam to, Amta Allen, Gwyn B.trton, ancy Falkenberg, Gayle .xon, VIvien Walker, Gina Carollo . MIDDLE ROW; Pam Aocer>on, Ann Diesch, :-.Iindy londschein, Gall Osborne . BOTTO I ROW; Chari tte Moulding, Karen Zimmerman, Dian ev1lle, �V.I. C. A. Debbie Bmton. Pres.: Herb Stewart. Coord.: Cathy Grey. V. P.: Bill Groody. Sec.: Eugene Terance, Parliamentarian. Donovan Stubbs. V. P.: Chris Pasque. Sec.: John Olander. Pres.: (MIDDLE) Sheryl Barber. Treas. (NOT PICTURED) �Arturo Escebedo. Sponsor ,§ 0 (TOP ROW) Theresa Mason, Donovan Stubbs, Jose Mayorgo, Ruben Acosta, Donna Castenada, Pat Montero. (BOTTOM ROW) Mr. E. Debbie Aguilar, Rudy & Raleigh Guerrero, Che Segobia, Vincente Villagrama. ����������OR SOCIETY \lien, ,\nita Barton, Gwyneth K. Benton, :\1ary Ellen Boland, Shannon Brackett, Diana Brown, • fark A. Carollo, Gina Carter, Jonathon B. Collins, Craig R. Crawford, Laurie Crites, Brian L. Deisch 1 ,\nn C. Dock, :\1ichael E. Douglas, Bradley J. Ellison, Laura L. Elmblad 1 Victoria F. Falkenberg, ancy F crrer, Adelardo Flores , Cynthia \ . Floyd, Denise Foster, Peter D. Fuji, Lannie Gibbs, John \ . Glick, Susan Goldstein, l:.d Gotaas, lisi Grossman, Gregory B. Hall, Janelle Hatasaka, Iris Hayes, Timothy Holland 1 C ara S. Johnson, Timothy J. Jones , Deborah Jones , Walter H. Keables, Thomas A. Kellman, Bcrnie J. Kinchelow , Ronald L. Kirchhoff, Kathie 1\ . Lamers, Joseph Lewis, Sharon R. Loughhead 1 Beth C . Loury, Monica Martinez, Yolande . 1cGann, ~felinda L ~leadoff , Leslie W. Mondschein 1 \1indy E. Morris Jonathon ;\fotz, , 1ary P. !\1undt 1 \1artin V. 'iederhut, William, E. eville , Dian} . 'orthcross, Juan H. O ' Dell , Michael Olson, Ruth,\ , Pasaqua , Christopher 1. Picher, Oliver L. Reg.ts 1 Paul Ross , James E. Ross, Sherman E. Ruby, Robert S. Rubenstein, Jo.tn \1. Rubin, Steven D. Saltus, Richard \\. Sedar, Brian Snelling, David F. Summerlot , Holly L. Valuck, Paul E. Walker, Kimberly \ . Walker, Vivian K. Winber, Kenneth D. Yamamoto , Doreen Zimmerman, Karen Spenser;\ 1rs. Potter 144 �The Creation of something where nothing exi ted before. This i creativit, . Thi is dance. �SKEAST Sponsor-Deanna Hanna President-Jim Tweeten V-Pres-R. Jim I\1eurer Sec. -Carol Beaird Treas. -Ann Lynch 146 �Marcia 'oon TOP ROW; C1therine Lemos, Elwanda Hodge. Deann Bjork, Tammy Billingsley. Beth Johnston, Rita Haralompopoulos, Dennis Harrison, . 1rs • • oon. BOT. ROW; !:im ~1iller, Renita Wilson, Jeri Cole. Stormi Buie, Vicky Deibert, Tina Kinney. ���Benianun, Curtis B radim, Bruce Bt!rdahl, Mark Bcrq, Mark Blackshear, R na Blair, Carla Bockh, Anne Bottum, Jcn Boxer, Alise Bo~ ce, Bomta Boyd, filnet Bradley Marh. Brewer, Greg Bnckwcll, Renee Brtsco, Roslyn Brown, Cathy Brown, Columbus BrO't\'ll, jolm Bro't\'ll 1 Randy Brown, Tony Brownson, Dan Burks, Debbie Bush, Donna Caldwell, Shedrick Campbell, Carabajal, Anita Carter, Michelle Castencda, Donna Chambers, Joe Chavez, Sofia Cheney Steve Chinn, Stephanie Ctnocco, Dawnna Buckett, Chnstme Bundy, Gayle Bro't\n, Sherwood �Claeson, Chris Clark, Pat Cli nkmgbeard, Sharon Clot d, Bobby Colbert, Oebb1e Colb}', Scott Cole, jim Cole, Todd Colcbaca, Karl Combs, Helen Conaway, Charlotte Connolly, Scott Coquillard, . 1ary Cotter, Mark Conwick, Kim Cooper, Karin Craig, Marcia Crandall, David Crashley, Cindy Cressy, Brenda Co mar, Susan Culpepper, Pam Cummings, Shnnda Cunningham, Peter Curley, ~1ark Davis, Donna Davis, Ed Davis, ~hchael Davis, Rory Davis, Rosie DeHerrera, Diane Dennis, Rick Depperschmiat, Brenda Derr, Murtha Oiproho, Chris Dixon, Renee �����son, Terry nghofer, . takayo ~a.wi· entce, Brenda Denise , June , Jonathon , Lynn e, • ' ita mster, Gail len, Kent Cabrini Luaren 1 Kirk 1 e 1 Anthony e 1 Diane ing, Karen , Cindy , Gian Ann l v1<Lhoney, Pat . 1alcme, Portia Jim ani, Jean ez, Pat 1arshbank, Diane · , Paige rtin, Robin rtm 1 Rosie artineZ Georgia artinez, 1onica 1 156 �Martinez, Peggy Martinez, Ruben :'vtascarenas, ~tart) Mayorga, Yolanda Me Clard, Deana Me Claren Michael Me eil, Michael Me Collum, Cheryl Me eal LeLa Me Williams, Christy Melvin, Kurt Mercer, Amy Meyer, Bill Micaud, Chri~ .\1illard, \1ike Miller, K1m Miller, ~1ark Miller, Ran dye Miller, Susan Miyazawa, Sherri Monaghan, Tim 1ontoya, Byron Moore, Jennifer Moore, Todd Mosley, Donald Motz, Monica Mulcahy, Molly Mulligan, Cheri Munnerlyn, Paulette Murphy, Audrey McGee, Leann abors, Jeff eher, Phillip ellhaus, Stephanie igro, Jerry Ortiz, Jim 157 ���Scott, Stacie Scott, Vicki ~ cals, Diane Seaman, Mary Sear, Conrad Sebastian, Sheree Segobia, Che Serro, Claudia S ettam brind, George Shanley, Glenda Simmerman, Laura Sharitt, Becky Shoffstall, Krista Shwayder, Kerri Side, Dan Smith, Mark Sims, Willie Sinopoli, Cindy Skinner, Kelli Smith, Kevin Stanton, Steve Smith, Maybelline Smith, Nathetle Smith, Renee Soran, John Starbuck, Pat Stark, Erin Starks, Denise Steder, Laura Stefanik, Mike Stephens, Kaoen Stevens, Dana Stevens, Tracy Stewart, Theresa S teinhall, Regin; 160 �Stephens, Ginny Stone, Kermit Storteboom, Charlottt Stowers, Ahmed Suazo, Robert SWlderwirth, Stanley Sutherland, Mike Swafford, Scott Tafoya, Jimmy Tafoya, Veronica Tamaki, Suzanne Tate, Cizelle Tazawa, Dick Tazawa, Gery Thames, Darrell Tharp, Jay Thatch, Irvin Thomas, Gary Thomas, Ken Thomas, Lisa Thomas Lori Thompson, Julie Thompson, Tammy Tooley, Pat Tovar, Adela Trevino, Ana Trevino, David Truair, Anne Udevitz, Lynn Ulwelling, Rick Urban, Kelly Valentine, Kevin Villagrama, Vincente Wadlington, Anita Wagoner, Sara 161 �Wakamoto, Grace Walker, Ben Wallace, Bush Walston, Ken Walton, Edna Washburn, Chris Washington, Debra Watson, Candace Watson, Jerry Watts, Jayne Watts, John Weather ey, Tom Weiss, Allison Westhoff, Joann Wetmore, Dale White, Charles Wides, Michael Wild, Mark Wilkinson, Jeff Willard, Lief Williams, Alonzo Williams, James Wilson, Brian Wilson, Dana Winlock, Stephanie Winter, Steve Wippler, Iieidi Wise, rancy Wommack, Judy Wood, Gail Wright, Doug Yarbrough, Clarence Yarter, Jennifer York, Anetha Young, • Hchael Young, Patti Yu, Roger Zimmerman, A lisa Zook, John 162 �I 163 �����Hearn, Mildred Herrera, Cindy Herron, Marvin Hintgen, Mark Hodge, Gloria Hollie, Star Hora, Karla Horan, Karen Hostetler, Terry Howard, Pat Howard, Rodney HWlt, Jocelyn Hutchinson, Karen Isaak, Laura Jackson, Ben Jackson, Edward Jackson, Vera Jakicic, Jim Jamison, Valerie Jara, David Jaynes, Ken Jernigan, Patricia Johnson, Renard Johnson, Roger Johnson, Valerie Johnston, Cathie Jones, Kathy Juhl, Derek Karr, Lora Keller, Theresa Keliiholokai, Tami 168 Kachel, Lita Kaelberer, Russ �Keliiholokai, Sherrie Kellogg, George Kelly, Raynita Keyoth, Lane Kim, Stmg Kinsall, ~artha Kinkel, Connie Knox, Lisa Kinney, Tina Koktavy, Douglas Labadie, Greg Laperriere, Renee Larsen, Linn Law, Lucy Lean, Tina Levy, Darcy Light, Bill Light, Lauren LeRoux, Tom Littell, Ray Lovitt, Sharon Lukton, Bert Luna, ~ark ~ackelvie, Phil ~elvin ~acklin, Janice ~agnie, Steve ~aifarth, Paul ~alone, Gwen ~ann, Debbie ~arkham, Dan ~arshbank, Lavon ~artin, Roland ~artinez, Yolanda ~ascarenas, Robert 169 ���Rankin, Jackie Reed, Julie Renno, Susie Rcoam, john Revitte, john Rhone, Robert Rice, Richard Rice, Ruth Richard, Casper Richardson, Gwen Rickards, Megan Robnett, Steve Rockwell, Sarah Rodella, Art Rodriquez, Debbie Rothenberg, Steve Royse, Jeanine Saltus, Kim Samuels, 1ike Sanchez, Carol Sanders, cott Schlagel, Sue Schmidt, Kevin Schultz, Tom Schupp, Robin Sear, Conrad Sebastian, jon Sells, Maxy Shearb, awrence Shoffstal, Tenlee Skinner, Chip Skubal, Sue 172 �Sloan, Gerald Sly, Terry Smith, Edward Sneed, John Snelling, Ben Sorensen, Chris Stanton, Kathy Stay, Carl Stephens, Lee Stroh, Kim Strom, Elizabeth trong, 1artha Stubbs, Donovan Sullivan, Mark Tafoya, Theresa Thames, Daphne Thomas, Delores Thomase, Mark Thompson, John Timozek, Tammy Tomlingson, Dave Torres, Margarita Tovado, .Michelle Townsend, Julie Treffinger, Cindy Truax, Bob Trujillo, • ick Trujillo, Rick Tsosie, Lillie Tweeten, Jim Typher, Bruce VanDyke, Renee Vaugn, George 173 �JUniors Vestle, Rodeana Vicars, . 1ellody Vigil, Gale Vigil, Rick VonStrohe, Stan Walsh, Kathleen Walsh, Tom Walston, Ava Walton, Sharon Weber, Clare Webster, Deborah Weese, Pearl Wehner, Beth Wellman, Kathy West, Regina Williams, Andre Williams, Lester Willis, , ani Willis, 'ina Wilson, Chris Wilson, Debra Wilson, Dewayne Wilson, Michael Wilson, Tammy Winter, Bob Wippler, Linda Wortham, Kevin G . Wylie, Jon York, , atalie Zajaczkovski, Carl 174 �IORS Pssssst. Hey you, Senior! Yeh, you! I wanna show you sumpin'. Look at this 1950 yearbook. See? It says "75th Anniversary". That means that the class of 25 years later is the 100th class of East High School. That class, sir, that class is you. Still don't believe me, eh? Well look here. Sez here that way back in 1875 seven (Count 'em 7) whole people graduated from East Denver High School. Read on. See? The class of 1925 was the last class to graduate from the old East building, that means you're also the 50th class to graduate from the "new" East. Why didn't the Administration tell you this? Well, it seems that it would look better if East's Centennial coincided with the Bicentennial/Centennial celebration of our Grand Republic. Typical, you say? Yup. MJ Well, I can't say youdidn 'tdeserve it. I mean, You've had a lot of school spirit and all that. I'm only sorry you had to find it out from me. By the way, you wanna buy a yearbook? 175 �MONICA G. ABAD Latin Club, Los Estudiantes, Pre-Med, Pep Club, Skating Club. LYNNE AKIYAMA SHARON ALEXANDER HEO ANITA AllEN D.A., Jr. Escort, N.H.S., RivcrTrips, Seraph Sister, Teen Democrats. WANDA ALLEN CHERYL ANDERSON PAM ANDERSON Jr. Escort, Ski Club, Seraph Sister. FRANK ARANT LINDA AXLERAD Seminar KIM BAGAN GWYN BARTON KELLY BEARD SHEAR DIANE BEQUETTE PAUL BERARDINI KEVIN BERRY PAUL BERRYMAN LIS! GOTAAS DEE ANN BJORK MARCUS BLAND TRIXIE BLISS SHANNON BOLAND D.A., Jr. Escort, N.H.S., River Trips, Speech, Student Council, Sr. Class Pres., Seraph Sisters, Teen Republicans, Wolcott. 176 �LINDA BOLLIN ER MARK BOTTUM KAREN BOYD MARK BROWN REED BRICKELL DARYL BURK D.A., 'ipeech DeBBIE BURTON Adv. Choir, Concert Choir, C •W. E., Track, Vica President BRADLEY BUTU R JfANINE. M. BUTLER GINA CAROLLO All School Show, Angela ires, Concert Choir, Dance Club, Jr. Escort, N.H. S., River Trips Seraph Sisters, Swim Team, I ennis. JON CARTER D. A., Executive Internship, Student Council KEN CARTER Angelus, Deca JANeTTE CHANEY RAYCHANFY BRENDA CLARK B.S.A., D.A., FBLA PAM CLARK MARK CLARKE Aufsteiger Club, Baseball, Drama ~lub, Golf, Pre-Law, River Trips, Seminar, Speech, Ski Club, Tennis. DIANNA UFTO STEPHA •IE COCHRA F JUDY COKER 177 �����PHIL KERSWILL All School Show, Concert Choir, Concert Band, jazz Band, Ski Club, Stage Band, Cityv.ide Band, Cityv.ide Choir, jazz ~mpro­ visation. RO 'ALD KINCHELOW D. A. 1 Junior Usher, ·. H. S, 1 River Trip, Student Council, Spotlight, Senior Class Vice President, KATHEE KIRCHHOFF SA:'\1 KLE.'v1KE SUSIE KLAP Junior escort, Seminar, Ski Club. GARY KO 'KEL CI 'DY LABADIE CHRIS LA\1BRECHT Tennis. DEA,' 'A LEABO F. H. A. RHO 'DA LEV! All School Show, Student Director, Bad Seed, Drama Club, Thespian, Dance Club, D. A. 1 Jr. Achi vement, Pep Club, Speech, Children's Show. SHARO,' LEWIS All School Show, Cheerleader, Drama Club, Dance Club, D. A., Karate Club, ·• 1-. S,, Pep Club, Jr. Snowball Queen, Seraph Sisters, Wrestlerettes, Orientatio1., Sec' • I ttc rClub-Council, Gymnastics, Track. USA LO. 1BARDI ADR.A, 'J'.:E LOTT BETH LO GHEAD Drama Club, D. A., Jr. Escort, Pep Club, French Club. ·. H. S,, MO 'ICA LOURY All School Show, Jr. Escort, K H. S., Concert Orchestra, Citywide Orchestra, All State Orchestra. \UKE MCGUIRE TI 1 1CGUIRE BARB 1CKI 'LEY IviARY 1CNEILL IviAGGIE IviA TTO EY 182 �AI DY t'vlARTI ' ER EST MARTI; 'EZ Baseball. SA DRA MARTI EZ Ch erleader, D. A. , Los Chicanos Unidos Senior Queen, Pep Club. BARBARA MASTELLER .l.IKE MERCER STEVE MEYER DO,' 'A 11LLER • 1l1 'DY . 101 'DSCHEI Pep Club, River Trips, Seraph Sisters, Swimming. RITA !ORRIS :v!ARY 10TZ CHARLETTE MOULD! 'G Jr. I scort, River Trips, Ski Club, Seraph Sisters. KATHY MUDD ~lARTh' EUBERT DIA,. EVILLE A ll School Show, Jr. Escort, Seraph Sisters, Concert Orchestra, All- City Orchestra, AllState Orchestra . GA\LE TXO' Aufsteiger, Jr. Escort, River Trips, Seminar, Ski Club, Seraph Sisters. PETER 0 1 FALL01' Seminar, Football , Wrestl ing. CHERI L OLSOK River Trtps , Seminar, Tennis. RUTH OLSO Jr. Escort, Pep Club, River Trips, Seraph Sisters. KATHLEE ' 0 1 'EILL �GAil OSBORNE Jr. Escort, River Trip , Seraph Sisters, Swimming. JANET OSTF DARP Angelus, River Trips, 'iki Club. DO PARSO S Con rt Band, Jazz Band, Seminar, Stage Band. JEFF PASSMORE Art ervice LINDA PE S OLIVER PICHER AngE'lus, D. A. , • H. S. , River Trips, Spotlight, Students for Christ, Teen Democrats. MIKE PIGG DEBRA PO DER B.S. A. , D. F. C. A. , D. A. , Pep Club, Spotlight. REGINA PULIS All School Show, Angelus, F. B. L.A., Red Cross, Concert Choir. GWELDOLYN RA SOM MICHELLE REAVY DURISA REASE B.S. A. , Concert Band, Dance Club, D. A. , F. B. L.A., Pep Club, Student Council. PETER REUM GUY RICCI TAD RICKARDS Concert Band, D-Club, Jazz Band, Stage Band, All-City Band and Orchestra, AllState Band, Top of the National Honor Band, Swimming, Cross Country. STEVE RIEDE JO RIESENMAN JODY Rcx:;ERS Mixed Chorus. JULIE ROYCE STEPHE ROPER D. A. , Jr. Achievement, Karate Club, Football. 184 �JOAN RUBENSTEIN STEVE RUBIN Angelus: Photography Editor, Editor-in-Chi f Aufsteiger, • H. S., Pre-Law, River Trips, Teen Democrats. SCOTT RUBY Concert Band, Jr. Achi vement, Pre-Law, Speech, ROTC: Cadet of the Year, ( 10). RICHARD SALTUS All School Show, Angelaires, Concert Choir and Band, Jazz Band, . H. S, , Stage Band, Concert Orchestra, Mathematics Tutor, Citywide Band, Citywide and All-State Choir. lOVElY SAUNDERS B.S. A., Drum and Bugle, F. H. A. , Karate Club, Pre-Med, Pep Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track. DEBRA SCHARRITT JENNIFER SCHKLEN All School Show, Concert Orchestra, AllCity Orchestra, Swimming. DEBBIE SCHMIDT All School Show, Bad Seed, Drama Club, Thespians, Speech. BRIAN SEDAR JANIS SHANKS KAY SHEARS DONALD SHOSKY ROBBE SHULKIN Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Copper Queen Candidate, Swimming. DARLENE SILVERSMITH LARRY SISSNEROS BEN SKcx;LUND Wrestling, Football. GARY SKY JAN SMILEY Angelus, Jr. Escort, Mixed Chorus, Porn Pon, Pep Club, Red Cross, Ski Club. DAVID SNELLING All School Show, Angelus, Bad Seed, D. A., Jr. Achievement, Jr. Usher, N.H. S. , Speech, Seraph Sisters, Skating Club, Teen Dcmocrates, Woodbury. NANCY SPAHN JAMES STANEK ��mini mystery It was mid morning of a bleak, cloudy day when editor Steven Douglas Rubin opened the door of the Angelus room "to let the staff in." For the first few minutes of the period it was business as usual: the staff was about its chores, robbing, raping and pillaging; and sponsor Brian Lee was arguing with Copy Editor Ver Picher about last week's editorial. Suddenly, a cry of terror filled the room, "Someone's stolen the senior pictures! " Instantly, Rubin leaped into the darkroom and slammed the door shut. Almost as suddenly, he ran back out bedecked with hat, cape and pipe. ... --- ~ STEVE . --~ ,, SHERLOCK RUBIN What had happened to Steve Rubin? Had he freaked out? Had he been smoking some funny tobacco in the darkroom? o, for seemingly mild mannered Steve Rubin was in truth "Sherlock" Rubin. "What's happenin'?" asked Sherlock. Cindy Singer, Album Editor, was in tears, "When I opened the file of senior pictures they were all gone! If we don't get those pictures back by next week, the yearbook won't come out!" Brian Lee pushed his way through the crowd, and yelled, "Steve, take off that hat before you are suspended, and find the School Security. " Steve replied, "We don't have seven years to solve this case, we only have seven days." Steve began questioning the staff. "Mr. Lee, who has a key to this room?" "Only you and I, " said Mr. Lee. This photo was anonymously sent to the Angelus staff. It is believed to be the getaway vehicle used in the burglary. If you can identify this car, please report it to Mr . Astuno. ot wanting to implicate himself, and wanting a passing grade, Sherlock began looking for other means of entry. Sherlock noticed that the rooms only window was unlocked, and there were fresh footprints in the wet concrete below. Close examination also revealed that the front door window molding had been removed and the skylight, light was loose . Sherlock continued his questioning. "Each of you tell me where you were last night." Tina: "I was at the Cooper Theatre, with Dan." Denise: "I was at the basketball game, with Tony . " Ver: "I was at Victoria Station, with Jan. " Tom : "I was at the concert, with Laura." Dan: "I was doing my homework all night." Carlos : "I was at My Sweet Lass, with Jan . " Tony : "I was at home watching T . V. " Gary: "I was at Shakeys with Laura . " Suddenly the bell rang, and Sherlock roared, "Nobody leave the room until the School Security farce comes. I know who stole the senior pictures!" How does Sherlock Rubin know who stole the senior pictures? And who stole them? �1975 GRADUATES -A- Abad, Monica Adams, Ronald Affleck, Joyce Agazio, Tim Akiyama, Lynne Alcorn, Lawrence Alexander, Sharon Allen, Anita Allen, Chauncey !len, Randy Allen, Wanda Ammacher, Tery Anderson, Dean Anderson, Pamela Andrianakos, Johnny Angelo, Margaret Aragon, Gloria Arkulari, Gary rnold, Timothy vila, Edward Axelrad, Linda -B- Bagan, Kim Baldwin, Danette Barton, Gwynneth Beardshear, Kelly Becker, Lisa Berryman, Paul Binkin, Mark Bjork, DeeAnn Blake, Walter Bland, 1arcus Bliss, Trixie Boland, Shannon Bollinger, Linda Bottum, .\lark Boyd, Karen Boyd, Robert Boyd, Wanda Brackett, Diana Bradley, Bruce Bradley, John Brady, Donald Brady, Willie Brickell, Reed Brossoit, Barbara Brown, Mark Brown, Vincent Browne, Susan Bryant, Dawn Buggs, Jean Buie, Don Buie, Samuel Burton, De bra Burton, John Butler, Bradley Butler, Jeanine Clark, Pam Clarke, Mark Clifton, Diannia Cochrane, Stephanie Coker, Judy Cole, Ron Collins, Craig Collins, Randy Combs, Vivian Comer, George Conley, Felicia Cooks, Dianne Cooley, James Cools, Ludo Cooper, Curtis Corbett, John Cortez, Lorenza Cossia, Robert Cox, Gloria Craig, Cynthia Craig, Tom Crandell, Richard Crawford, Kenneth Crites, Brian Cummings, Lawrence Cunningham, Cecilia -D- Daley, Monica Dallinga, Marcel Davis, Claricy Davis, Larry Davis, Leon De bouse, Donald Deibert, Victoria Deisch, Ann Derose, David Dexter, Debra De-Jaynes, Kent Dock, Michael Doi, Mark Dominguez, Anna Donohoue, James Dorsey, 'athaniel Douglas, Bradley Dowling, Kathleen Drew, Gladys Duke, Leslie Dwight, Teddy Dyes, Loren -E- Bell Broderick Bell, Denise Bell, Sonja Benavente, Doris Benford, ,1ichael Benjamin, Janice Benson, Kim Benton, Mary Bequette, Diane Berardini, Paul Berry, Kevin 188 -C- Campe, .\1ichael Carabajal, Ruey Carollo, Gina C 'lrter, Jonathan Carter, Kenny Castillo, Lorraine Chaney, }annette Chaney, Raymond Clark, Brenda Ellison, Laura Elmblad, Victoria Embleton, Dianne Epperson, Glen Ervine, Kristi Escobedo, Anna Eugene, Terence Evans, Mary Evans, Paula Evans, Sharon -F- Falkenberg, ancy Farland, Stephen �Gotaas, Lisi Granbery, Lee Ann Grano, Deborah Gray, Catherine Green, Carolyn Green, Floretta Greenwell, Venita Griffin, Rhonda Groethe, Stephen Groody, William Gross, Patricia Grossman, Gregory Groves, Raymond Guess, Radious Gunnells, Melanie Jefferson, Eddie Jekel, Laurie Jensen, Valerie Jent, Catherine Johnson, David Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Robyn Johnson, Timothy Johnson, Venita Jones, Deborah Jones, Kevin Jones, Pamela Jones, Walter -K- -H- Fenny, Carlos Fenton, William Ferrari, Anne Ferrer, Adelardo Fiala, Jirina Fick, Susan Finnin, Loretta Flachsmann, Armin Flores, Cynthia Folts, Judith Ford, Jan Foster, Cheryl Foster, Jo Foster, Lamar Foster, Pete Foston, Esther Fowler, Delores Francis, Kenneth Freed, Peggy Freeman, Danny Fujii, Lannie Fullwood, Roy -G- Gagnon, Lorraine Garber, Janelle Garcia, Dianne Garcia, Sadie Gardner, Laura Garrett, Paul Gaskie, Ann George, Craig Gertzen, Ian Gibbs, John Gibson, Richard Gillin, Brian Glick, Susan Goggans, Gary Goldstein, Edward Gomez, Barbara Gonzales, John Gonzales, Theresa Gore, Mary Haddock, Reed Haley, Shannon Hall, Janelle Hammond, David Hannon, Patrick Hanscom, Mark Hardy, Colleen Harrell, Donald Harrell, Richard Harris, Denise Harris, Patrice Hartman, Lanette Hartwell, Mary Hatasaka, Iris Hathaway, William Hauck, Mark Havens, Florence Hayes, Michael Hayes, Timothy Hayes, Willie Heafer, Harry Heaton, Charles Hellen, George Hellen, Theodore Hendershot, Mark Henry, Daniel Henry, Seth Herwehe, Fredrick Hill, Cydney Hodge, Elwanda Hoffman, Michael Hogue, Oliver Holland, Cara Hollomam, Hannah Holyfield, Susan Hooker, Ronald Horovitz, Marcia Hudson, Charles Hudspeth, Gene Hurst, Jody -IIsensee, Scott -JJackson, Charise Jackson, Jacquelin James, Roger Jaross, Kalman Keables, Thomas Kelley, Victoria Kellman, Bernie Kelly, Lorraine Kerswill, Phillip Kinchelow, Ronald Kirchhoff, Kathee Kirtley, William Klap, Susanna Koll, Cindy Konkel, Gary Krivanek, Cindy -L- Labadie, Christopher Lamers, Joe Larson, Craig Lattner, Lucile Leabo, Deanna Lemos, Catherine Levy, Rhonda Lewis, Sharon Lofton, Pam Lombardi, Lisa Lott, Adrianne Loughead, Beth Loury, Monica Lucas, Vernon Lugevbeel, Eric Lyles, Stephen Lynch, Mark -M- Mahoney, Margaret :l.iakey, Wesley Marinace, Janet ;\hrquez, Stephen Marsh, \1arsha !\Iartin, Andrew Martin, Andrew \1artinez, Ernest . 1artinez, Sandra Masteller, Barbara :\1asters, Brian Matney, David Maupin, CatherinE' McGuire, Tim Me Williams, Sheri McDaniel, Halvin :vtcGann, felinda McGuire, Michael :vic Kinley, Barbara 189 �McKinnie, Derrick 1c ' amara, Timothy Me eill, . 1ary , 1eadoff, Leslie Mercer, 1ike 1ethven, Steve Meyer, Steven Miller, Linda Mims, Dorinda Miranda, Robert • 1ondschein, Mindy Montalban, Patrick .1ontoya, Rhonda . 1oore, Willie 1ornes, Lorenzo Morris, Rita Motz, Mary Moulding, Charlotte Mudd, Kathy Mundt, 1 1arvin Murray, John -QQuintana, Cindy -R- Ochoa, Gearge O'Dell, 1ichael O'Fallon, James Oliver, Donald Olsen, Eric Olson, Cheryl Olson, Ruth 0 1 'eill, Kathleen Osborne, Gail _ Ostendarp, Janet Overton, Barabara Rand, Robert Ransom, Gwendolyn Rease, Durissa Reavey, Michelle Recknor, Joseph Redd, Albert Reddick, John Regas, Paul Reid, Rogers Reum, Peter Ribale, Anthony Ricci, Guy Rice, Linda Richardson, Coy Rickards, Lawerence Riede, Stephen Riesenman, Jo Roberts, Dean Robins, William Robitz, Gary Rodello, Arthur Rogers, Jody Rogers, Kirk Roper, Stephen Rose, John Rose, \1ichael Ross, James Ross, Sherman Rotole, Joe Rovelenchik, Kevin Royse, Julie Rubenstein, Joan Rubin, Steven Ruby, Robert Ryan, Timothy -P- -S- Padilla, Chris Pagliasotti, .\1ary Paige, Lisa Fannebaker, Frederic Parks, David Parsons, Donald Pasqua, Chr~topher Passmore, Jeffrey Pecho, Flor Pens, Linda Phillips, Gregory Picher, Oliver Piechowski, Suzan Pierce, Cynthia Pig"', Michael Pirkey, Hollis Polk, Melinda Polk, Michael Ponder, Debra Poorbear, Gene Saltus, Richard Sanchez, Steve Sanchez, Zenda Sanders, Luther Saunders, Lovely Schick, Gary Schiel, Vickie Schillen, Jennifer Schmidt, Debra Schmidt, Mary Schmuck, Ruth Scott, Sheila Seaman, \1ary Sedar, Brian Settambreno, Mike Shanks, Janis Sharritt, Debra Shears, Kay Sheetz, Mary Short, Martha - ,_ edella, Steven 'emeth, Robert Neuberger, George 'eubert, Marvin 1 eville, Dian 'iederhut, William 'ixon, Gayle orthcross, Juan -0- 190 Porter, Shannon Pruss, Patricia Pugh, John Pulis, Regina Shosky, Donald Shulkin, Robbe Silversmith, Daelene Simonoff, Sheila Singer, Cynthia Sisneros, Larry Skoglund, Benny Sky, Gary Small, Marc Smiley, Janet Smith, Paula Smith, Regina Sneed, Eugenia Sneed, Valerie Snelling, David Soltanovich, Shulam Spahn, ancy Stanek, James Stanton, Mark Stark, Shelley Starr, Art Stearns, Glen Steder, Linda Stein, John Sterrett, Preston Stokes, James Stone, Juleigh Stout, Kevin Stovall, Robert Strawn, James Stull, Eva Suess, Joseph Sullivan, .\1ichael Summerlot, Holly Sutherland, Linda -T- Tabor, Joseph Taylor, Maureen Taylor, Mitch Tellinghuisen, Brian Temple, Barabara Terry, Sandra Thames, Regenia Tholen, Tina Thomas, Cynthia Thomas, Patricia Thomas, William Thompson, Terrie Toliver, Jeffery Topham, Cynthia Turner, Grace -U- Underhill, Michael -V- Valuck, Paul Vandersluis, Thomas Venters, Rita Vigil, John Vukovich, Katherina -W- Walker, Kimberly Walker, Vivian Wallach, Steven Walsh, Carol Walton, Edmond Ware, Larry Watson , Etta Watson, Jeffrey Watts, Karin Webb, George Weinacht, Randy Wells, William Wesley, Shelia Wilkinson, Monica Williams, Alex Williams, Lewis Willis, Joseph Willis, Lavern Wilson, Kevin Wilson, Kevin Wilson, Lynne Wilson, Mary Wilson, Rae Wilson, Renita Wilson, Robert Winber, Kenneth Wittner, Suzy Wright, Ernest -X -Y- Yamamoto, Doreen Yarabeck, John Yi, Sung -Z- Zekman, Julie Zill, Phyllis Zimmerman, Karen �sophomore70 71 INDEX Sports baseball ·varsity70 71 basketball •varsity36 37 junior varsity38 sophomore39 cheer leaders 40 crosscountry23 football varsity12 13 sophomorel4 15 golf22 gymnastics boys78 79 girls20 21 pompons41 soccer24 swim team boys44 45 girls16 17 tennis boys18 19 girls76 77 trackteam boys74 75 girls72 73 wrestlerettes46 wrestling42 43 Peopl administration 100 classofficers30 delegateassembly27 faculty105 headthings26 juniordivision163 seniordivision 175 sophomoredivision 148 studentcounci128 29 topten86 87 Activiti s angelaires4 7 angelus58 59 badseed32 band50 choir48 49 drum&bugle53 fallsportsdance31 hachetsquad54 55 homecoming25 jazzband52 orchestraS! seminar88 89 90 91 spotlight56 57 sweetcharity94 95 Clubs chicanosunidosl34 d-clubl29 dance145 deca131 drama130 heol47 jcll32 nhs144 prelaw136 137 premedl35 redcross143 rotc138 139 140 141 142 seraphsisters132 skeastl46 vica133 General apathesis68 69 automatichatremover61 autumn6 7 bicycles64 65 candids10 10 (1) candids80 81 (2) cornrnernoration33 confessions66 67 contents5 credits192 editoriall98 199 fantasy60 index191 integrationS 9 photography96 97 spring62 63 us192 winter34 35 191 �STAFF -197 4-1975- SPECIAL THANKS Janice Benjamin Kenny Carter Denise Crites Laura Ellison Carlos Fenny Anne Ferrari Mary Gore Ronda Griffin Daniel Markham Janet Ostendarp Anthony Pettes Ver Picher Tom Rowley Steve Rubin Cyndy Singer Mary Sheetz Janet Smiley Gary Sky Valerie Sneed Tina Tholen Rita Venters 192 Album Photographer Album Art Editor Copy & Activities Sports Editor Editor in Chief Sports Business Manager Clubs & Activities Sports Copy Editor & Art Photographer Editor in Chief & Head Photographer Album Editor Clubs & Activities Asst. Editor Clubs Activities Art & Album Business Manager Sports Asst. Editor Clubs & Activities Editor Decroce, Jafay, Ohlson, House of Photography, Mid West, Abdoo, Universal, Jeannie Marr, the unsung heroes, the panhandlers, the CIA for wardrobe, King Faisel for greasy kid stuff, John J. for putting D.A. back on its feet, special thanks to the guys on Burlington Northern engine 119, Pope Paul VI for providing inspiring leadership in the area of birth control, Ver's parrot Chula. the Shell To-Pest Strip, Pat Oliphant for Punk, catnaps, Dick ixon for keeping our boys out of North Ireland, Ford for rebates, Japan for making WIN buttons, the hat ban may it rest in peace, Bolivia for tin, no thanks to the Photo Phantom, Dick Lamm for wearing odor-eaters, Spotlight for borrowing our pictures, SAT's and ACT's for high blood pressure, Pre- Law Club for equal opportunity, Seraph Sisters for David Snelling, It's Academic for dumb questions, Tooley for stopping the arms race, ational Lampoon Yearbook Parody for inspiration, IBM for accurate school clocks, Pat Schroeder ··or Pat Schroeder. Senior Seminar, Internship, and EPIC for alternative education, JD and MJ for pictures, love and kisses to Heidi Halladay, and a thanx and a tip of the hat to the All Mighty for getting this yearbook out on time! ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I ~1111 ~"" 1 11111' '11111 :e'!lrnf.x 'rnl' 11:1 . ~~~ ~-~ I ... --1111 -mr 1 111 ����1974 ~ Walt Disney Productions ����A D M I N I s T Ray Acsell pr--~--------------~----~MarthaNelwn R A T I 0 N Walter Nordby ������11 ���This year's Varsity Football Team coached by Roger Craig, Andy Crawford, and Jim Hoops had a very disappointing season. Despite their disheartening losses , the team held up well under the pressures of the East High Students and the Faculty. During the season of two wins and five losses a sense of togetherness and an exciting vigor did not falter. The first season win was against Manual High School, and the second triumph was afflicted against the third ranked team in the city, GW by a devastating score of 21 to 16. ����PAR 1 Y2 �D c L u B ���TENNIS Tennis was the highlight of many student at East, because of the amount of time the tennis players spent on the courts. Their record of 30 wins and 18 losses can be attributed to the in·· spiration of David Kauvar, a state contender, and the coach Felix Landau. 22 �23 �GYMNASTICS �25 �c R 0 s s c 0 u N T R y ��c H E E R L E A D E R s �p 0 M * p 0 M DIANNE WRIGHT �NAVY BAND �����~ 0\ Ul " 0\ 00 -....! CJ1 -....! 0\ 00 00 '-0 CJ1 ~ w "' 00 0\ -....! 0 00 CJ1 w w w N 0\ 0\ 00 -....! 0 00 0\ "Sorry, that class is closed ... Return to 'Go' and do not collect your class cards ... See your counselor again ... Choose two classes from the following: Great Love Stories and The Supernatural. .. Smile for the camera ... Choose 14 more mini -courses ... " w c ::s~l-< o.:r::~ ti:l 0 Pl ('!)~l' l't:Ij l't:) ~ >-1 ....... >-1 l' .ti:l w CJ1 -....! 0\ w N 0\ -....! 00 CJ1 ~ w 0\0\ N 00-....! w w 00 ~ N '-0 CJ1 w ~ N CJ1 -....! 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Screams and cries were heard throughout the school. ext came the hassles of the I.D. line. To the dismay of students, the line not only lasted an hour, but was invaded by innumerable line crowders and cheaters. While waiting, one had the time to fix their hair, brush their teeth and fix their lipstick. In the end, one was photographed, fingerprinted, put on file, and released. 0 0 ::0 (/) 0\ N "' "' "' "' 0\ CJ1 00 -....! t:Ij(l)""d oo>-1~ 'OC:::: Pl"tJ(I) ti:l 0 l l e c t ...... ~ N L 0 c u ~ ....... n c h l' l' �C) Walt Disney Productions j.Q.)& ~tA~lJ8,IZD ;,,~a ~' ... sur .su~re_ - #E14:o ~u..u ... 6YES /..QOJ< vP- p, ~oiJ T~•o- �~Walt Olsney Productions J-4/Z~~T ~t SIIZ1~6 y 86A'Ii?l>- 8<JW LE6-'S - BAG~., p~TS lJStJIW//,'f' Ffi!of4>,J~- ��N SENA FREEMAN &~ ~ ~~ ...- ���• -• D 0 L L s �BATTLE of the SEXES The Winner?!? PIGGL Y- WIGGLY �Don Lewis SYNTHESIZER ��I ��������s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s ��For the swimming team, this year has been a dry run. From last year's team, only three swimmers returned to a new coach. Despite the lack of experience, the twenty swim team members have done an admirable job. Coach Bill McGinnis felt the team returned swimming success to East. Felix Picart, team captain did an excellent job of providing team leadership. Mike Morgan, Zack Gotlin, Mark Hintgen, Dave McConnell, Jack Mosley, Pat Meyer, Sterling Copeland, and six other sophomores on this year's squad should provide the basis for winning seasons over the next few years. ��WRESTLING This season was the best the East Wrestlers have had in years. Outstanding talent, teamwork, and expert coaching were the factors that brought early success to the East high grapplers. Experience was greatest asset that the wrestlers exhibited. ���H E 0 One of the big projects of the year for the HEO club, was the Christmas Decoration Contest at the Mission Viejo Show Horne. Each of the eight schools participating in the contest was given a check for $250 to use for the purchasing of decorating items . A $300 cash award was given to the school that did the best job. The HEO club at East was the winner of the award! The club's activities climaxed with this victory but the members continued to work and play in good spirits for the entire year. ��AUFSTEIGER ��Not only does the speech team have winning power but it has something more devastating than any sweepstakes win - the power of people. The hatchets display an aura of togetherness about which others dream. There lives are spent at cross state drives, at 6 a.m. breakfasts, at motels, and at midnight oil practices. Hatchets consistantly help and support each other. B. Lee's hatchet squad's ability to use the power of the mouth is second only to their image of together- ���c H 0 I R �DRS ~~ u AM N B D u G L E ��DETROIT The Drama Club at East is in existence for the benefit of students who wish to increase their knowledge and appreciation for all aspects of the theatre world. The Detroit Street Players opened the season by presenting three one-act plays by 0. Henry, the workmanship of about 70 cast and crew members. lmmediatly following the closing of 0 . Henry, the Detroit Street Players went into rehersal for "Eloise at Christmas Time" This was a childrens play presented at J. C . C . and at East. A musical and another full length play was planned to be done by the players during second semester. Twenty of the Detriot Street Players were initiated into the Thesbians, an international drama organization. Pres . . • V . Pres .• Treas . Historian Sponsor . Bev Nemmers Cathy Walker Reva Wolf Vickie Paxton Catherine Davis STREET PLAYERS 71 �SPOT �LIGHT SPOTLIGHT is Mr. Nelson's stories on everyone and everything. It's also Al and his "four Boys". SPOTLIGHT also happened to be one of Colorado Higp School's finest monthly. Never backing away from the controversial or difficult, SPOTLIGHT provided it's readers with the closest to professional journalism possible. &llVIIIPY ~T~­ ST.e-....sy _,l>- B<:ow L~­ &itiC"f' ,.,...rs- 1/S<I~l-"f' ~s;- 73 ���PRE-LAW UHH .•. YEAH i'm IN PEA WAAH DUHH, UUH. tHE MOST HO RABLE PRE-CLUB COMPLEADED ANOTHER YEUR OF SUGHZESFUL ACTEEVEETEES. On the serious side, new sponsors, Buddy and Joanie 1oel brought new class to the traditional East High School naughty children's organization YEEH, DUHH, WEEZ EVE GOT TO SEE DUH KOR T RUM. 76 �����s I s T E R s ��0 �Viva La Raza! Culture. Pride. Unity. Los Chicanos Unidos moved to provide club members with a forum to achieve all of these . For Chicanos , a minority group that feels the pressures of a modern society, Los Chicanos Unidos provide a means of directing the search for an identity . Viva La Raza! Culture. Pride. Unity . . .. qualities that all peoples need. �D.E. C. A. Preparing students for a business career is the main function of D. E . C. A. Their objectives are fulfilled as members attend business classes at East in the morning and work at various jobs during the afternoon. Distributive Education Clubs of America allow students to gain practical knowledge through experience. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA 85 �The Junior Prom was held at a place undisclosed to the Angelus Staff. Such was the cunning, camoulage, and unusual effeciency of the Junior Class that actually no one found the Prom at all. Eye witnesses reported that the Prom was well attended by all the East Juniors. As the Prom came to a regretful end, the Juniors moved out into the warm December night and carried their festive spirit with them to such lush places as ........ Azars. It was here that the evening came to a grand climax and all were swept aloft on the cresendo of a truly unique experience. To the Prom that never was I 86 �WILL WE EVER RUN OUT OF SCHOOLS? 87 ��The East High jazz band, is probably the best set of musicians at East high. Under the very able direction of Jack Bailey, a horn player with Woody Herman, the jazz band can play anything from Swing to the Bossa ova. ��East's 70 member Concert Band, under the leadership of Mr. Jack Bailey, has planned an active year, including a tour of 7 schools and two major concerts. The level of music this year is excellent, too. East can well be proud of this fine musical group. AILEY'S BUGLERS 91 �ROTC B R A s s STAFF �ROTC �Win With Humility Lose Without Excuses �Truly Champions �RIFLE TEAM �����LJlLL.If EDSf is Ei45T'S newest club. ........ .....- ....... ltisa !;::::::::::=======3 free form club= unifying students interested • 1n typogR4· phy& commercial art. ~rt: C. Cantw~;;mm.~ ell & B. Hiltrn srvsor= J.Murray. 1973- 1974 EDSLE members were: Karen Alpert, Meg Angelo, ick Antonopoulos, Stacey Blanas, Chris Cantwell, Bob Hilton, Margie Hoskins, ikki Peros, Theresa Pytell, Jeannette Rose, Jeff Snapp, Carol Starrett, and Reva Wolf. 101 ���BASEBALL aseba/1 Complete lnninq II The East Angel stick men made heads turn all over the D.P. S. with their snappy new uniforms. Unfortunately, the "new" Angels, were not all that new. The Angels were led in their season by Head Coach Roger Craig. Coach Craig demonstrated throughout the baseball season the same dedicated and thoughtful coaching style that carried an earlier Angel football season. The spirited coaching debut of Assistant Coach Donald Bobb also kept the Angels "on the ball. " ��T H ES H BO OP D y This year's model, 1974 East Angel, underwent a drastic overhaul from last year's high fuel consumer. Led by Marvelous Mikie, this year's model continued its high appea1 among the younger, dumber, female consumers. This year's line featured several promising new models which just might help the "Mikie" in Mitchell/Boatright Inc.'s quest for that ever elusive city and state titles. Consumers report that they favored the Angel Gymnast for his spectacularly graceful action, while combining the power for determined stretch drives. Coach Ray Mitchell just may have cornered the market on these compact high producers. �107 �SWEET, FLEET, FEET The Girls' Track Team had a running start this year. Mrs. Delores Knight, in her first year as coach, entered the season with six experienced tracksters and several enthusiastic, optimistic, sophomores. The 1974 Track Team promised to be a good one, and it was I ���p 0 d p e According to Mr. Biffle, "This year 1 s team was stronger and an overall much better team." There were 12 returning lettermen, featuring Buster Bouknight, Terry Locke, Venture Jennings, James Roy, Wayne Haynes, and Ray Smith. There were also a few exchange students that helped strengthen the team. Mr. Biffle expected the team to do well in all events and bring East High a great deal of pride. "Keep on trackin Mr. Biffle and the East High Track Team!" d d l e r s s 1 , t r. t d e A w a y 111 �4 0 L 0 v E The girls' tennis team returned to the courts this year with more talent and experience than ever before. Coach Karen Cookson and the magnificent nine had a very successful season. "Tennis anyone?" 112 ��lR. Darryl Dorman Ms;r. Ron Sims Darryl Armour Ezra Frazier 2R. Keith Holleman Paul Rucker Rene Easterling Theodore Calloway Coach 3R. Steve Davis Malcolm \Villiams Rodney Castleman Gale Collins Randy Redd lR. Lynn Washington 1arlon Frazier • 'orwood Germany 2R. Bruce Washington Steve Roper Marshall Hughes 3R. Ray Smith Sam Bater Coach George Robertson Joe Monroe 1R. Shelton Bouknight Carl Knox David Declovet Toomy Gibbons 2R. Darcey Levy Ricky Pruitt Dominick Robertson Julius Moore 3R. Richard Milsap Tony Rankin l\1ike Redd David Perkins Rick Schraeder Coach ��Cydney Shannon Vicky T T Trish Diana c L Micheline 0 This year was the Ninety-Fifth Annual Wolcott Public Sight-Reading Contest. The girls participating this year were: Cydney Hill, Vicky Elmblad, Shannon Boland, Patricia Carr, Diana Brackett, Micheline Brault, Marilyn Brent, Day.le Friedman, Ruthay Coney, and Barbara Kozelka. 1973 marks another year of fine elocution from women who have shown an innate ability in seizing the audiences' attention through sheer word expression. An admirable feat considering the speakers haven't seen the material beforehand. Marilyn w Dayle Ruthay 116 Barbara ���THE YEAR OF OUR TRUTH o say! can you see, by the dawn's early light, This was the year, that the people of "amber waves of grain," learned the word, shortage. For the student, this year heard the death knoll of the idealism which had so long characterized his generation. No longer could the student movement be zealously dynamic. Like everything else, it too had run short of gas. Yes, and even excusing the irony of shortage, we suddenly even found ourselves short those "amber waves of grain." what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? For us the terrible reality came. The system, that we had long assailed as too big, too impersonal and corrupt, revealed itself to be all of that. Although the student voice had decried this horrifying state, none wished to hear the charge replied to with: nolo contendre, no contest. When the "American Dream" boy, Spiro Agnew said exactly that, somehow being right, had no satisfaction. whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming! Try as we did, we still could not close out the ugly reality. Instead of the ringing words of genius, Washington provided us only with a deafening silence. We learned much this year however. President Nixon educated his people well: plumbers whose touch was for national security, cabinet members who had the additional, hidden talent for making license plates, and best of all, tapes that for 18 minutes echoed the Washington leadership. and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Denver, ah Denver. Yes Angels, readjust your halos, and dust off those old records of Bobby, and Martin. Enjoy an afternoon of reminiscing about that "dream;" think about that old joke about "everybody's beautiful;" and try not to forget, that for just a little while integration, wasn't a dirty word. Enjoy your afternoon and your memories, while you watch the sun set on Denver. Try not to forget, because the city is leading itself into a long, long night. Who knows, maybe they'll even turn off the light from the Tower. gave proof thro' the night, that our flag was still there. 119 �Henry Uyeda �B BU RS AT IE NR s Anna Friedmann Dayle Friedman Reva Wolf 1. Alan Frolich 2. Larry Tillis 3. Alan Prendergast 4. Anna Friedmann 4. Karl B. Young 6. Dayle A. Friedman 7. Henry K. Uyeda 8. Reva J. Wolf 9. Edmund J. Wedburg (not pictured) 10. Linda A. Fechtner Linda Fechtner 111 �''CLASSROOM OF TOMORROW'' 122 �SENIOR SEMINAR �... ... ) ---· 124 ���1-a.J~ ~ Ull~- 8DIZD J..Ma ~' .. . &Jr .SC,Aec.~f~ ~ l:bu~ ... W~ /.~IC vP • p,~o,.J T.:>60- 127 �II i0 'I ! 128 ���������������).) N D1 21 U\b ���Many thanks to all the clerks, and all the people that keep East running effeciently. 146 ������James Coker Derek Cole Helen Cole Reena Coleman Regina Conley Lawrence Connally Randy Conner Daniel Cook Glenn Cooper Ernest Copeland Sterling Copeland Kathy Cornelius Donna C osorla Catrina Cothrin Suzen Craighead Lmda Crawford Teresa Crawford J mes Davis Letha Davis Linda Davis Sherry Davis Zack Davis -susan Dean DeDe DeCroce Martha DeRose Diana Depperschmidt Hazel Dew 152 �Mark Dishmon Arthur DoiT Stephens Downs Bruce Duncan Jean Dunn Susan Dunn Alfred Duran Donna Edwards Brent Egg-eman Ernest Eldridge Andre Elias Charles Emecy Carolyn Estes Brenda Ewell Steve Farley Bill Fisher Clover Floyd Bob Ford David Fox Andrea Franklin Pamela Franklin Chris Freer Ted Friedman Lindy Frolich Teresa Fusilier Randy Gardner Shawn Gater Sharon Giles Greg Gillin Jon Goldberg 153 �Tina Goldman Karla Gomez Bryan Gordon Debbie Griffie Eddie Gutierrez Loren Guzzard Cindy Hall Kevin Hayes Mark Hinteneiter Becki Honeyman Sherwin Horton Salie Hoskins Travis Howard Valiere Jamism Ricky Jay Thomas Jefferson Annette Johnson Charles Johnson Phil Johnson Renard Johnson Theresa Johnson Ivan jones Kathy Jones Marcia Jones Valiere Jordon Vincent Junglas Chris Kane Ralph Katenborn Michael Kelly 154 �Karen Kemp Joe Kennedy Sun Kim Kim Kitzmiller Carl Knox Wayne Landrum Jeffrey Lane Renee LaPerriere Chris Latsis Lucy Law Ricky Lee Shawn Lettman Darcey Levy Debbie Lipps Vicki Livingston Bobby Logan Melvin Loggins Melanie Long Mareena Luna Mark Luna Sharon Lyles Debbie Mann Brett Mares Michael Martin Pauline Martinez Charlene Marshall Karen Marshall Marvin Marshall Kathleen Mason Rena Mason Theresa Mason Robert Maxey 15 5 ���Mike Redd Carol Reed Leston Reeves Robert Rhone Jeff Rice Patty Richards Jeff Richardson Timmy Ridge Darell Riley Loretta Riley Sarah Rockwell Debbie Rodriguez Jeannie Romberger Jerry Rotenberg Fred Salas Kim Saltus Tyronne Sanders Julie San Nicolas Kris Schlichtmann Dave Scott Mark Scott Sherry Scott Jon Sebastian 158 �Jan Seto Amagdy Shenooda Garret Shibata Leonne Shockley Anita Shook Renee Sidberry Karl Sims Sharon Sims Karl Singleton Ken Sisco Chip Skinner Sue Skubal Edward Smith Edwin Smith Floyd Smith Sheila Smith John Sneed Christie Sorensen Debbie Spears Gary Staadt William Steffen Lee Stephens Vickie Stephens Bob Stone Bill Stott 159 �•• ��c Walt o·1sney p roduct'tons �. Productions c Walt Disney �Tanya Acker Anne Albers Anita Allen David Anderson Miles Anderson Pam Anderson John Andrianakos Gloria Aragon Darrell Armour Linda Arnol Marvin Bailey Danette Baldwin Cathy Barrow Gwyn Barton Brenda Beanblossom Lillie Becay Cindy Beebe Ava Bellaire Paulette Berkey DeeAnn Bjork Danny Blacknall Yvette Blue 164 �Shannon Boland Mike Bowles Maurice Boyce John Bradley Randy Brander Carolyn Brent Marilyn Brent Allen Brown Avery Brown Flinoy Brown James Brown Sue Browne Albert Bryant Randy Bryant Sheila Bryant Samuel Buie Debbie Burton Brad Butler Jeanine Butler 165 �������Ernest Martinez George 1artinez Sandra Martinez Leon 1ason Matt Massanet Barbara Masteller Ronald Master David Matney t-.ielinda McGann Tim Me amera Mary Me eill Leslie Meadoff Mike Mercer Mindy Mondschein Joseph Monroe Lorenzo Mornes Charlotte Moulding John Murray Martin Neubert Dian Neville 172 �Lucy Nieto Gayle ixon Gary olen Greg O'Hara Michael Oliver Debbie Olsen Ruth Olsen Mari Oppenneer Gail Osborne Sonia Owens Greg Pannebaker Liz Patterson Linda Payne Tom Peitsmeyer Cindy Pierce Jean Pleas Mark Pontello Gail Porch Anita Prentis Jean Pritzek 173 ���Jackie Stokes Juleigh Stone Robert Stovall Brian Stump Holly Summerlot Charles Swindall Karen Talley Greg Tealer Chris Tealer Liz Tealer Eugene Terence W. C. Thomas Andy Thompson Pamela Thompson Kay Tobin Mike Trinen Ronnie Trujillo Jean Uttecht Suzy Vanbever Rita Venters Scott Vest Calvin Walker Earl Walker Vivian Walker Karen Wall 176 �Carol Walsh Debbie Ward Larry Ware Allene Washington Lynne Washington Ella Watson Jeff Watson George Webb Kathy Westover Diane Whitaker Barry White Darryl White Carmen \Vhitehat Cindy Whittlesey Monica Wilkinson Margo Williams Nancy Williams Kevin Wilson Lynne Wilson Mary Wilson Suzy Wittner Mike Woolums Steve Zerobnick Karen Zimmerman 177 ���CHARlES BURRELL SHEILA BURTON RITA CALDWELL CHRIS CANTWELL Angelus Staff, Photographer, Edsel Club. CHARLES CARAWAY CYNTHIA CARTER PATTI CASEY CINDY CASTANEDA RODNEY CASTlEMAN Football, Basketball, Track, All-city, All-metro, All State Football. CLINT CAUE ABRAHAM CHAPMAN TOM CHASE Vica, Senior Seminar SUZANNE CHERRY LINDA CLARK Choir, FHA, Girls Track, United Black Club. JAMES COBURN 180 �ELIZABETH COlE GAlE COLLINS VERONICA COLLINSON Sophomore Pep Club, Wrestlerettes, All School Show. DWAINE COOK JOHN COOK REGINAlD COX Wrestling, Vica. CYNTHIA CRAIG DEBRA CRAIG Junior Escort. MICHAEL CRAIN Speech, Choir, Drama, Woodbury, Angelaires, Rites of Spring, Studio Theater East, Delegate Assembly. CHERYL CRANDALL MIKE CROSBY All-city Choir, Angelaires, Aufsteiger, Concert Choir, Senior Seminar. RODNEY CUTlER MIKE DAVIDSON Delegate Assembly, Golf, Karate Club, River Trip, Senior Seminar. RICK DAVIS WALTER DAVIS 181 �JUDY DEGGINER MARY DEISCH T0.:-.1 DElPHIA JA :ET De:>lOTT MAR ITT A DES 10ND KAREN DICK JNMIE DIC KENS MICHAEL DILLARD Vica , junior Usher DEBBIE Dil\.1ATTEO Concert Band, Junior Achievement,· Senior Seminar. JO DOLMAS Sophomore Orientation Staff, Angelus Staff, Managing Editor, Album Editor. DARRELL DORMAN Football Trainer, Student Council Rep Senior Class, Pre-law, Basketball Tra iner Pre-Med, Track Trainer, D-club Chairman. �NAY DORSEY JON DRAKE LINDA DUNCKLEE Girls Tennis, Aufsteiger, River Trip, Seaph Sisters. MARY DUNN May Queen Attendent, Dance Club, Orchestra, Girls Swimming. STEVEN DUNN TINA DWIGHT Girls Gymnastics, Girls Track, All-city Track, All metro, all state track, River Trip, HEO, FHA, BSU, DramaClub, DECA, Junior Achievement, Advisory Committee, Simplicity Fashion Show. BRUCE ECHARDT TED ECKLES River Trip, Senior Seminar. ROWENA EDDINGS JACK EITZEL Task Force, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Outward Bound. VALERIE E:-.!BRY All-city Pep Club, BSU, BSBA, Delegate Assembly, £.'<:change Chairman, Junior Achievement, Karate Club, Student Council, Girls Gymnastics GERALDINE ENCINAS �JESSIE EPHRIGN Senior Seminar 1ARK ESSLINGER ROBERT EVERtv1AN CHARLES FALKENBERG ICC Leadership, Delegate Assembly, Drama Club, Senior Seminar, Aufsteiger. LINDA FECHTNER All School Show, Skeast, Choir, Seraph Sisters, Angelaires, All-City Choir. GLORIA FERGUSON Girls Gymnastics, D. A., All City Pep Club, Angelaires, BSBA, Head Cheerleader, Concert Choir, Vice Pres. of Dance Club, Girls State, White Jackets, River Trip. DANELLE FITZ TIMOTHY FOLEY Aufsteiger, Rotc, River Trip. DAVID FOSTON GERAlDINE FRAZIER CAROL FREER Girls Swimming Captain, Junior Escort, Seraph Sisters, River Trip, Senior Seminar. ANNA FRIEDMAN ALAN FROLICH GilBERT GALLEGOS Golf, Senior Seminar. JOHN GARCIA 184 �WANDA GARRETT Delegate Assembly, Girls Swimming, Karate, Senior Seminar. CHARLOTTE GAVIN Sophomore Pep Club, Pep Club Secretary. DAVID GLASSEY CARL GLICK LINCOLN GODFREY Aufsteiger, River Trip, Senior Seminar. CAROL GOOD YVETTE GORDON KATHY GREEN Pep Club, Sophomore Orientation, Jr. Class Treasurer. SHERI GREEN NANCY GREENBURG JOHN GREENE JACQUELINE GRIER JANET GRISSOM 185 ���TERRI HOLLINSHED JOHN HORN VANESSA HOWSE Honarary Cadets, Senior Seminar. GREG HUDSON TIM HUFFMAN River Trip, Senior Seminar. CHRIS HUGHES KAREN HUGHES PATRICIA HUTMAN CARL IBARRA JOHN IWASAKI Tennis, Student Council, Sophomore Rep, Senior Vice President, Skeast, Spotlight, Pre-law Board of Directors, Angelus, Editor, Head Photographer, North Central Chicago Trip, Community Tutoring, Sophomore Orientation. 188 �ROBERT JACOBS DAVID JENKINS EILEEN JE.PSON Girls Tennis, Cheerleader, Delegate Assembly, White jackets, Homecoming Queen Candiate, Angelus Staff, Sports Editor, Sophomore Orientation, All City Pep Club ASHELY JOH:t>iSON JENNIFER JOH!':SON LYNN JOHNSON Student Council, Senior Class Representative, Dance, BSU, Deca, Sophomore Pep Club, Theater in the Round, Delegate Assembly, Northgleen Exchange, Pom-Pom Girl. BONITA JONES CLIFFETA JONES MICHAEL JONES TRUDY JONES Pom-Pom Girl, Delegate Assembly, Dance Club, BSU DAVID KAUVAR KAl\TII KENT All-City Pep Club, Dance Club, Delegate Assembly, Gymnastics, Karate Club, Senior Seminar Wrestlerettes 189 �JIM KERNS ~1ARY KII.FOYLE Cheerleader, Junior Escort, Swimming, White Jackets, All City Pep Club, Seraph Sisters, River Trip, Senior Se:ninar. CANNO KI CHEWW TOMMY KING ED KLAP SUSAN KLAPP TERESA KOlAR CHARLES KOOP 1AN VERNON KOT AR JERRY KRAUT 1AN Angelus Staff, Activities Editor, Business Manager, Photographer, Rotc, All City Brigade, tens Exhibition, Drill Team, Superior Junior Cadet. GEORGE LANE CLAYTON LEBET DAWN LeDUKE 190 �MELINDA l.EEKI.EY Angelus Staff, VICA, HEO club, Junior Achievement. BRIAN LEWIS Wrestling, Recongnition Award Certificate. CATHY lEVINE KATHY LINARIS ELAINE LINDSAY DAN LITVAK PAULMAGNIE CECILA MALLARD SUCI MARTINEZ ANDREW MASSANET Gymnastics PATTY MATHENEY ALFONSO MATHERSON CRAIG 1ATSUDA Tennis, Delegate Assembly, Sophomore Orientation, Spotlight, Pre-law, All-City, All-State Orchestra and Band. JOEY MAXWELL JUNIOUS McCONNELL Wrestling. TERRY McCOY RONALD McCRAY JOHN McDONALD 191 ���KURT TOBI..ES CHARLES X\'UTZ\tAN KARl! T 0 1KANE Concert Choir, Senior Seminar. 1ICHAEL OLNER DEBORAH ORTEGA JUUE OSBORX\'E SCOTT OSWALD STEVEN OWENS CAROLYN PARSON DANIEL PATTO T VICTORIA PAXTON Drama Club, Dance Club, Senior Seminar. ISRIY APOR. 1 PEX\VARI 194 �NIKKI PEROS JUDY PERRILL Seraph Sisters, Senior Seminar. RAY PHILLIPS FELIX PICART SHIRLEY PINGEL FELECIA PLEAS DAVE PORTER MICHAEL POWELL ALAN PEl\'DERGAST ANN PRIESTER I\10NIT A PRITCHARD Choir PETE QUINN RANDALL REDD 195 �AlAN REDDICK Senior Seminar. CINDY REDMOND Track. CURTIS REMBER RICHARD RENWICK JIM RICE NOEL RICKE MICHAEL RILEY LOUIS RIVERA NINA ROBINSON Seraph Sisters, ICC YVONNE RODRIGUEZ SUSAN ROMBERGER DAVID ROSENBERG Delegate Assembly, Woodbury, Studio Theatre East, Rites of Spring, Apple Tree, Speech President, Junior Usher, Student Teacher Judicial Board, Theater-In-The-Round. PAUL ROSENBERG Delegate Assembly, Speech President, Drama Club, Sophomore Orientation Staff, Studio Theater East, Rites of Spring, Junior Usher, Apple Tree, Woodbury. �JAMES ROY Football, ROTC, Track, "D" Club. MIKE RUBY RODNEY RUCKER JAMES SALSBERRY BSBA, VICA, Pre-law. CRAIG SARENSEN DONNA SAUNDERS MICHAEL SAUER KENNETH SAWAYA Baseball, Junior Achievement, Senior Seminar. SUSAN SAYlOR MARY MARGARET SCHOMP Concert Choir, River Trip, Senior Seminar. DIANE SCHREffiER EVELYN SCHREffiER ALVA SCOTT ARTHUR SEALS 197 ���THORJ\:TO 'TRACY Football TERESA TROUTMAN CATH\ WALKER JOH;' \\ALSH Aufsteiger, Golf, Football, Senior Seminar DONALD WARD JR. ROBIN WARD JAMES \\ATKI 'S JEFF WAYMAN GERALDINE WELCH CHARLES WEST B. UFF 200 �LORI WEST Skeast, Girls Track, Golf DOVEY WHITE Vic a LYNNE WHITE Girls Gymnastics, Sophomore Pep Club, Seraph Sisters, Wrestlerettes. ROGER \\"HITESELL IAVERTA WHITLOCK Dance Club President, Seraph Sisters Vice-President, Girls State, Apple Tree, Junior Escort, PTSA Assembly Committee, DiversityinDance, Dance Assembly, Sophomore Pep Club, Spring Dance Concert VIKKE WICKS DO N WILKERSON Del egate Assembly, President, Student Council, Senior Seminar. JONA THO WILLIAMS River Trip, Senior Seminar. lARRY WILLIAMS Football, BSBA, Concert Choir, Dance Club, Track, Wrestling, Student Council, Senior Seminar LONNIE WILLIAMS PAT WILLIAMS LONNIE WILLIAMS KARL WITT Swimming, Jcl, Orchestra, Lettered in Swimming 201 ��<D Welt Oitney Productions ~!'lPYI J..~-sr ~E­ sr~~GY aEA--J?l>B<JCJJ LEiS-S - BA&~Y' PA#JTSl/Su~t,y F/Zo.U,l~- 203 �K. Beebe D. Borgmann . J. Bradley . . C. Cantwell J. Dolmas . . A. Ferrari M. Gore. B. 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Title A name given to the resource Angelus 1974 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1974 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Yearbook Staff 1970s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a92233d13c1e27c69fe85edbfbb4fff6.pdf 12d5da9e8f907d0af7bec6be7769604f PDF Text Text ����A GELUS '73 EAST HIGH SCHOOL DENVER, COLORADO VOLUME 55 EAST HIGH, OUR HOME AND OUR HAVEN MAY SEEM REMOTE FROM STRATFORD-ON-AVON BUT THE GREAT BARD'S LINES ARE TO THE POINT SO THE TIMES ARE NOT REALLY OUT OF JOINT �TABLE OF INTRODUCTION .............................................. I-9 FALL SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ............................ 10-29 Varsity Football ............................................ 12-14 Sophomore Football ............................................ IS Tennis .................................................... 16-17 Golf ...................................................... 18-19 Cross Country ................................................ 20 G irIs' Gymnastics .............................................. 2 I Spirit Day .................................................... 22 Homecoming .................................................. 23 Fall Sports Dance .......................................... 24-25 Head Boy and Girl .............................................. 26 Delegate Assembly ............................................ 2 7 Class Representatives .......................................... 28 Class Officers ................................................ 2 9 WINTER SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ........................ 30-55 Varsity Basketball .......................................... 32-33 Junior Varsity Basketball ........................................ 34 Sophomore Basketball .......................................... 35 Swimming .................................................... 36 Girls' Swimming .............................................. 37 Wrestling .................................................. 38-39 Porn Porn Girls ................................................ 40 Cheerleaders .................................................. 41 Angelaires .................................................... 42 Band and Orchestra ............................................ 43 Angelus .................................................. 44-45 Spotlight .................................................. 46-4 7 Junior Prom ................................................ 48-49 The Mouse That Roared ........................................ 50 Choirs ........................................................ 51 Speech Team .............................................. 52-53 Bands and Orchestras ........................................... . SPRING SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ........................ 56-81 Varsity Baseball ............................................ 58-61 Gymnastics ................................................ 62-63 2 i �CONTENTS Track .................................................... 64-65 Girls' Tennis .................................................. 66 Girls' Track .................................................. 67 Wood bury .................................................... 68 Wolcott ...................................................... 69 Senior Seminar ............................................ 70-75 Top 10 Seniors .............................................. 76-77 Candids .................................................. 78-81 CLUBS .................................................... 82-113 Future Homemakers of America .............................. 84-85 VICA ........................................................ 86 Distributive Education .......................................... 87 Junior Classical League .......................................... 88 Black Students Union .......................................... 89 White Jackets and Sophomore Pep Club ........................ 90-91 ROTC .................................................... 92-93 Honorary Cadets .............................................. 94 R iflettes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................... 9 5 "A" Drill T earn ................................................ 96 Los Chicanos U nidos .......................................... 97 Drama Club ................................................ 98-99 Pre-Law ................................................ 100-101 Karate Club .............................................. 102-103 Seraph Sisters ............................................ 104-105 Soccer Club .............................................. 106-107 Pre-Med .................................................... 108 Nature Page .................................................. 109 Aufsteiger .................................................. 110 Skeast ...................................................... 111 Dance Club .............................................. 112-113 ALBUM .................................................. 114-175 Faculty and Administration ................................ 114-145 Sophomores .............................................. 146-151 Juniors .................................................. 152-156 Seniors .................................................. 157-175 STAFF ........................................................ 176 3 ��THE PEOPLE II ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE" -MACBETH 5 ���WORKING 11 WINDING UP D.A YS WITH TOIL -KING HENRY V 11 �PLAYING "IF ALL THE YEAR WERE PLAYING HOLIDAYS" -KING HENRY IV PART I �����FRO TROW L. TOR.: R. McCray, D. Cant, J. Alexander, J. Loftis, D. Walker, P. Washington, B. Luna, R. Beasley, C. Greenwell, B. Bouknight, T. Freeman, G. Hellen. SECOND ROW L. TO R.: D. Borrego, Coach Calloway, P. Wicks, W. Newton, M. Bradley, L. Wisehart, J. Drake, J. Piechov;ski, J. Hall, D. Gadison, T. Lock, L. Chapman, Coach Hoops. TI-ITRD ROW L. TOR.: R. Castleman, M. Carroll, M. Esslinger, E. Grissmor, M. Boyd, T. Tracy, F. Grassier, J. Roy, B. Smith, K. Perkin, Coach Cra·wford. The East High Varsity Football Team started slowly and finished strongly. Mter losing the first four league games, they came back to have a 3-4-1 season. Head Coach Jim Hoops stated, "One sign of true quality is that a team can come back from defeat and be a winner. It is an attribute to the fine character of the players that they were able to go undefeated the last 4 games. " Returning next year will be about half of the team players, in hopes for more support, school spirit and victories. �0 zrT1 a 0 ~ FRONT ROW L. TOR. T. Hellen, M. Hughes, V. Frazier, J. Bro·wn, R. Connelly, L. Williams, N. Germany. SECOND ROW L. TOR. F. Woods, K. Wyatt, P. Bryant, R. Sims, P. Rucker, E. Walker, P. Reynolds. THIRD ROW L. TOR. L. Miles, R. Adams, K. Reed, D. Armour, V. Jennings, S. Drake, M. Estes, A . Bryant, S. Loftis, K. Lee, Coach Dunn The top players of the 1973 Sophomore Football Team are Ron Sims, Venturi Jennings, Donnell Armour, Keith Reed and Marshall Hughes. Along with the other players and the help of their Coach Mr. Miles, they have worked hard to try to make East students proud of them. According to Mr. Miles, "If the players stay with it they will be number 1 by their Senior year . " The spirit of the team was displayed by a garage sale held to raise funds for next year's team. Thanks to the support and confidence of East High, many victories were won this year. ext year is expected to be even better. 15 z > za CJ 0 �BOTTOM ROW L. TOR.: W. Barber, J. 'ewcomb, B. Gardner, T. McGaiTy, P. Foster, TOP ROW L. TO R.: K. Dazey, D. Kauver, J. Striegel, J. Iwasaki, M. Robinson, C. Matsuda, G. Phelps. NOT PICTURED: C. Carpenter, B. Christison. 16 �The East High Tennis Team created a new sense of pride for East this year. The team completed the season with 31 wins and 17 losses. David Kauvar, in the number one singles position, won second place in state. Coach Felix Landau was extremely proud of all the team members and their successes on the court. Their general team work was gratifying. Returning next year will be David Kauvar, Peter Foster, Craig Matsuda, and John Iwasaki. The Tennis Team deserves a great deal of recognition and support for its efforts and successes. Congratulations and keep making those tough shots for the best net results! 17 �18 �TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Regis Groff, G. Cassidy, C. Knight, T. McCoy, S. Hubler, E. DeCroce. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; F. Taylor, E. Lombardi, G. Gallegos, M. Bush. It was another successful season for Regis Groff and the East High Golf Team. The municipal course players of East showed the golf world they were not to be easily beaten this year. With a lot of team spirit, no. 1 player Gerry Cassidy, along with Corky Knight, Eric Lombardi, Terry McCoy, Dennis Hubler, Gil Gallegos, Ed DeCroce, and Fred Taylor, had many victories, including an impressive third place in city competition. Gerry Cassidy and Corky Knight also won the city cup. 19 ���Bobby socks, mid-calf skirt lengths, and ducktails were among the many fashionable SO's styles observed among the students and faculty on Spirit Day. Besides being a relaxing break from the ordinary actions of the day, Spirit Day proved to be a novel way to contrast the changes in dress which have occurred. Most of us learned more about the customs ::md actions of those who preceded us at East twenty years ago. It is probable that if the girls now wore their skirts at the unflattering length of the SO's, the boys' academic attention span would increase noticeably. 22 �Sophomore attendant Lucy Nieto Sophomore escort George Hellen Senior escort Tom McGarry Senior attendant Martha Sweetnam Junior candidates Eileen Jepson and Jim Striegel Senior candidates Susan Grigsby and Marvin Boyd This year's Homecoming activities commenced with a victorious game against West High in which the final score was 16-6. In addition to the excellent ef forts of our Varsity team, and the dedicated support of the fans, there were various half-time activities, including an excellent presentation by the White Jackets and the East High Marching Band. The Homecoming King and Queen, Ken Crawford and Gwen Chapman, were announced and coronated at the game. The Fall Sports Dance, which took place that night, concluded the Homecoming activities. Junior escort Buster Bouknight Junior attendant Cheri Thompson Queen Gwen Chapman King Ken Crawford �����0 z senior representatives Patti Gallegos, Ron Thomas, Faye Asano, Kirk Stephens, Ada Southall sophomore representatives Bill Thomas, Leisa Barber, ancy Williams, Mike Curnow 1 Sheryl Foster < junior representatives Annika Strom 1 Margrit Benton, Vern Kline 1 Dave Kauvar sponsor Harry Achziger 28 �Senior officers Warren Yamada, Jane Rockwell, Reggie Beasley, Debbie Anchrum. Although the student council made a conscientious effort to improve the problems at East, many students criticized its efforts. A few of these criticisms were valid, but for the most part our leaders worked diligently to better East High School. The council's efforts were not alwa) s evident to everyone, but maybe with more understanding and spirit from the student body, more ideas and activities could have been carried out. Sophomore officers Debbie Gallegos, Carol Brent, Tanya Acker, Angela Collins. 29 �WINTER "Blow blow thou winter wind" -As You Like It ����A TISKET, A T ASKET, ANOTHER EAST HIGH BASKET! The season for this year's Junior Varsity Basketball team began with a thorn in the side. Not many students attended Junior Varsity games, therefore the team was not given necessary support. 1any students didn't even know or care about the Junior Varsity team. However, with time, the team's momentum gradually improved and the season concluded with an even record of four wins and four losses in league play. Coach Bob Paul felt that the team did exceptionally well overall, sporting an 11-4 record for all games played. 34 �BUCKET BRIGADE The team: Darell Armour, Terrace Eugene, Norwood Germany, Keith Holleman, Marshall Hughes, Ventura Jennings, James Monroe, K. Rogers, Paul Rucker, Ronald Sims, R. Smith, Mike Wicks, Calvin Wilson. This year's sophomore basketball team has been one of the finest teams East has had in some time. The team had more depth, better shooters, and ballhandlers upholding the East tradition of the best basketball team in the city. The coach, Rick Schraeder, was pleased at the way both defense and offense played this year. The team did very well and East High is hoping that these sophomores will help the varsity next year. 35 �����Two traditional asp cts which have remained an important part of high school life are the cheerleaders and porn pom girls. These groups, under the direction of Michelle Duren, Cynthia Rucker, and sponsor ~rs. Strickland, faithfully supported the major athletic functions. WE'VE GOT SPIRIT!! (HOW ABOUT YOU?) Their spirited attitudes have been greatly appreciated by both the football and basketball teams. The minor sports teams would also have been encouraged by more frequent presentations from these peppy groups. However, the cheerleaders and porn porn girls have made a good contribution to the effort of producing more school spirit and have cheered our teams on throughout a successful year. Cheri Thompson, Mary Hendricks, Kim Waugh Lynn Johnson, Connie Lindsey, Maxine Martinez Deena Trout, Belinda Greathouse, Rhea Bugarin Cynthia Rucker Lynne McGraw, Sherri Bailey, Norma Chase "HOLLA YOUR NAME TO THE REVERBERATE HILLS" 40 -TWELFTH NIGHT �Madeline Randell Michelle Duren Debra Flowers Sandy Williams Eileen Jepson Kirk Stephens Ron Thomas Mary Kilfoyle 41 Mike King �Every year at Christrnastime, a group of devoted and hard working students sing around the town. The Angelaires, as this group is known, performed this year at Larimer Square, the Denver Art Museum, Park Hill Regional Library, and for various civic groups, schools, churches, and nursing homes. This year the Angelaires made their own costumes and attended the annual madrigal festival in Boulder. Although the group concentrated on madrigals, songs sung unaccompanied around a table, songs have branched out to contemporary tunes. By singing around the community, the Angelaires have not only enlightened the lives of others, but have created pride for East as well as themselves. �SOUNDS ABOUND For many years the East High School band and orchestra have had a great reputation in good music. Once again they did a great job this year under the careful direction of Mr. Bailey. The band has been heard at many athletic activities and other school functions. Several concerts have also taken place featuring the orchestra and a lot of enjoyable songs. We hope East will always keep up this great tradition. "If music be the food of love, play on" 43 -Twelfth Night �PEOPLE OF ROOM 254 Room 254 ... the Angelus office where the members of the yearbook staff spent many hours talking, laughing, yelling, working, fighting, cleaning, and playing football. Occasionally they ventured beyond the office door to camp out for 36 hours in the Kaufman's penthouse or to spread layouts, copy, pencils, rulers, and typewriters all over the Downs' ping pong table in their desperate efforts to make deadlines . But even in the darkest moments, they counted on Mr . Lee to cheer them up with his quick, clever jokes and words of encouragement. P 000 CLOSED!! IF IT S LEFT OPE LL OF THE D RK L AKS OUT. 44 �"I'LL NOTE YOU IN MY BOOK OF MEMORY" -HENRY VI 45 �.. ��DOWN 0 THE NIGHTCLUB This year's junior prom was a success considering the facts that it was prepared in only two days and it occurred during the city's fuel shortage. The prom was attended by fifty couples who danced to the music of Brown Sugar and were surrounded by a night club atmosphere. Junior class sponsors 1rs. Nannette Rease and Mr. James Coleman were among those who attended the affair. Missing from the candidates' pictures are Cheryl Grant, Ronnie McCray, and Beverly Grant. Ezra Frzier Sherrie Bailey James Couburn 48 �Queen Cheri Thompson King Thomas Bouknight Sponsors Mrs. Nannette Rease Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman Elizabeth Cole Bernard Anderson 49 Michael Carroll Donna Washington ��• • .: f ~ ·~'· ..... ...... .. . .,. ·' ,.>..,,, ........ ............. ·",...... •v....... ....., ... ..... ~ ~ Vfflt.• i"..,. ::' ~ .t to\ ���FREE TUNE-UP Under the superior direction of l 1r. Jack Bailey, the East High music department has had one jazzy, successful year. Beginning with the jazz ensemble, concert band, concert orchestra, and advanced band, the music department demonstrated their profound ability in the art of creating music. Traveling to different schools, participating in the winter -spring concerts, the music department exhibited their unique versatility in performing various types of music. With the addition of the drum and bugle corp this year, we can hardly wait to hear the music department next year!! 54 �55 �SPRING "0! HOW THIS SPRING ... RESEMBLETH THE UNCERTAIN GLORY OF AN APRIL DAY!" -TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA ����60 �) 61 �Kevin Farris, Robert Close, Mike King, Chris Moulding, Kirk Stephens, David Wilbur, Coach \1itchell. QUIET, MEN AT WORK 62 ��., This year East High's Track Team consisted of 40 memhers. The coach, Mr. Jerome Biffle, commented there was a great deal of enthusiasm and spirit on the team. This year Mr. Biffle also stated that the track team was formidable competition for other high schools in the state. Many team members have excellent potentials. 1 Throughout the season, the team participated in many track meets and the season ended with a satisfactory record . ••• ..:~ r 64 �...•••:Y! BACK ROW, L. TOR: Steve Heinz, Michael Taylor, David Foston, Terry Locke, Buster Bouknight. FRONT ROW, L. TOR: Ed Wright, Ron Lee, Junious McConnell, Massoud Parisay. TRACKS! 65 �This year the Tennis Team consisted of about eighteen girls, who throughout the season demonstrated enthusiasm and energy. Under the direction of the new coach, Ms. Karen Cookson, the girls worked on perfecting their strokes and strategy. Kay Knowlton represented the team in the number 1 singles position, while Dee and Lee Nemiro held the number 1 doubles spot. This team, along with all the other girls' athletic teams at East, has finally begun to prove the importance of girls' sports in the public school system. BACK ROW, L. TOR: Kim Tempest, Lisi Gottaas, Lillie Becay, Pam Jones, Lee Nemiro, Kay Knowlton. MIDDLE ROW, L. TOR: Doreen Yamamoto, Sue Ringler, Chris Telea, Karen Zimmerman, BOTTOM ROW, L, TOR: Dee emiro, Gayle Nakata, Eileen Jepson, Candy Cason, Helen Downs. OT PICTURED: Karen Cunningham, Terri Coker, Chris Knight, Sharon Moreno. SERVICE WITH A SMILE 66 �BACK ROW, L, TOR: Jr . Weed, Cathy Gray, Sharon Lewis, Lori Brown, Liz Hathaway, Debbie Bryant. FRONT ROW, L. TOR: Susie Saylor, Sharlene Elliott, Sherry Jones, Tami Knight. OT PICTURED: Josephine Guion, Tina Dwight, Jann Biggs, Lori West. This year, the East High Girls' Track Team did better than expected. Under the direction of the ener getic coach, Ms . Alice Weed, the team practiced diligently, and showed strength in competition. In the different Track events , the girls showed much determination, and Ms . Weed commented that the team was enthusiastic and had good potential. JUNIOR'S JAUNTERS 67 ��.. �SENIOR SEMINAR "THIS OUR LIFE EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC HAUNT, FINDS TONGUES IN TREES, BOOKS IN THE RUNNING BROOKS, SERMONS IN STONES, AND GOOD IN ~iii .-~------~-=--.....~~~ EVERYTHING." • -AS YOU LIKE IT 70 �71 �72 �������"THE WEB OF OUR LIFE IS OF A MINGLED YARN, GOOD AND ILL TOGETHER." -ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL. 79 �����FHA "FAIR ROUND BJ:LLY WITH GOOD CAPON LINED" -AS YOU LIKE IT 84 �.•.--.., ,. I \6• This year both FHA classes have tried to help students in the Home Economics related areas. The Hero class has participated in many sewing and cooking activities. A few of them ineluded Senior Return, Christmas and Halloween Bake Sales, Spirit Day activities, and a fashion show. The Heo class, both health and food related course, have worked on individual studies to help students choose a career for their future. They have also participated in similar activities in home economics. Both Heo and Hero have work-study courses. The annual Co-Operative Education Banquet, held February 14th, gave the student employees an opportunity to give their supervisors an enjoyable evening of fun. 85 �' J •· . .· ·' _. . . ' "I AM A TRUE LABOURER: I EARN THAT I EAT, GET THAT I WEAR" & -AS YOU LIKE IT VICA I II VICA is an organization which offers students prestige and recognition through a ational organization. VICA represents youth who are dedicated to self-improvement as they prepare for leadership in the industry and in their communities. Membership in VICA provides students with the opportunity for participation in vocational industrial club leadership training activities, the VI CA individual achievement program and leadership training conferences. They also participate in educational activities as well as social, civic, and competitive achievement programs. VICA also offers students an opportunity to become acquainted with other young people and to participate in activities with other students enrolled in trade, industrial and technical occupations. Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work 86 �The Distributive Education Clubs of America consist of high school students throughout the country who are interested in learning about the business world. The three DECA classes at East this year have proved the organization to be successful. The members learned various techniques and skills which provided a background for jobs which they obtained through the club or which they n,ay obtain in the future. 87 �JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE A ROMAN THOUGHT HATH STRUCK HIM" The members of the Junior Clas- OTHELLO JJ sical League dedicate themselves to handing on the torch of clas- -;===:::;;:-------::;;;;;;;;;:::::-:::::;;;;:-- - - sical civilization in the modern world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilizations of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government, laws, literatures, languages, and arts. The Junior Classical League has been continuing the activities consisting of an initiation picnic held at Montclair Park, the annual Thanksgiving Basket given to a family of six in the East district, and the annual Io Saturnalia, or Christmas party. At the end of the year the well known year's end Roman Banquet was held where the Virgil medal winners were honored. Another activity which JCL participated in was the State Junior Classical League Convention held at Estes Park on April 28 and 29 . �Black Students Union was very active this year. Under chairman Matthew Reid, the 15 members planned many activities to further the education of blacks. In February, they sponsored Black Awareness Week, which included many movies, plays and other activities for that week. They also had a special program for Martin Luther King's birthday. BSU was sponsored by Mrs. Knight and Mr. Groff. 89 �WHITE JACKETS & SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB "MAKE THE COMING HOUR O'ER FLOW WITH JOY" -ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL Friday was the day when the girls in red and white hurried in preparation for another pep assembly and sports activity. These girls are the motivating forces known as the White jackets and Sophomore Pep Club. Throughout the year they attended the games and matches , and lent enthusiasm to the East High athletic teams . At the end of May an athletic banquet was held and a wards were presented. You can always hear these spirited groups shouting "Un Ungowwa East Has Got The Power!" 90 ������II A'' DRILL TEAM "HE WOULD HIMSELF HAVE BEEN A SOLDIER" -KING HENRY IV PART I 96 �The purpose of Los Chicanos Unidos this year was to organize and unify Chicano students and to promote and teach Chicano culture. Under the direction of the sponsors, Mrs. Virigina Minik and Mrs. Mary Jo Osgood, the club participated in many activities which included book sales, food sales, guest dancers, and a trip to Mexico City with approximately 35 students. 97 �����KARATE CLUB "I HAVE PEPPERED TWO OF THEM" -KING HENRY IV PART I The Karate Club this year was led by a very capable president, Ron Thomas, who has won his Black belt. The members of the club are very proud of him and his honor . This year Deanna Hanna was the sponsor, Sharon Lewis the secretary and treasure . �103 �SERAPH SISTERS "HERE IS A TRUE AND INDUSTRIOUS FRIEND" -KING HENRY IV PART I 104 �~eraph Sisters, which has long been a tradition at East, was composed this year of 25 girls all having a grade point average of 3. 5 or above. The girls, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nelson and the leadership of president Julie Davis, worked hard on services that helped the school and the students. The members of Seraph Sisters donated an hour of their time every day to help the administration and counselors. This year the girls sponsored the Senior Return and were in charge of making and distributing the Student Directory. 105 �• SOCCER CLUB "SPORT ROYAL" -TWELFTH NIGHT This year, East High's Soccer Club was very suecessful kicking the ball. Mr. Bloomfield, club sponsor is very interested in recruiting new members for next year's team. Although a mini sport at East, soccer is gaining interest among the faculty and students. �107 �����DANCE CLUB "WHEN YOU DO DANCE, I WISH ... THAT YOU MIGHT EVER DO NOTHING BUT THAT" - WINTER'S TALE Throughout the year, the 4th Medium Dancers were involved in numerous activities within the school and throughout the community. Under the direction of the sponsor, Ms. Pamela Rosson, the group's efforts included performances at Jewish Community Center, a performance at East in April, and particapation in the graduation ceremony. The groups feelings on the purposes of the club can best be described in this statement by the Pres ident, Ms . Ann Kunz: "Once we recognize the potential we have centered in our bodies, we may break the barriers of inhibition, and express ourselves through one of the most beautiful, joyous , and fulfilling means - - the dance. " �113 �������• ���Lewis Greenlee Felix Landau Roger Craig Elizabeth Williams , 'Mary McConnell Linda Matarrese 123 �Gerard Noonan Regis Groff Bob Hussey Dennis Sullivan 124 Pri �Patricia McClanahan \\a ync Eckcrling Steve Padilla Sheila Feeney \\ ilma \\ eipert 125 �Warren Boatright Ann Craig Margexy Swisher Jacqu eline Johnston George Wonderley James Hoops THE SQUARE ROOT OF ALL EVIL 126 �Carolyn Sutton Richard Schraeder Elsa Berger William McGinnis 127 Thomas Ellison �Alfred Metcalf Mack Fair James Bloomfield Robert Paul IONS CAN GIVE YOU A CHARGE 128 �Dominic Zarlengo Clarence Mullenix , <() ::a.--:- 0 L) I + :J: 1~ 0 r._) ~ :c Linda Forsyth 129 �Lynne Bacon Ann Crocker Blanche Pigott Virginia Minick Mary Gerner WHY CAN'T YOU UNO ERST AND ME? 130 �Allen Clerihue Anne Durrance Joyce Murray W. Kearn Blocker Pamela Starck Jack Bailey Marion Padboy 131 �Faye Bult Joan Rudel Jacquelyne Goelz Sheldon Sperling Connie Vigil Gary Richard Augusta Hardy the dOw; joNeS aVERagE i$ uP $98,%5?. 132 �Hazel Spangenberg Janice Sinopoli > Marcia Fox Gladys Ligon Jimmie \Trazsity Patricia Umetani 133 z0 �Michael McDanal Woodrow Senior Justin Carpenter Leonard Miles Larry Enos SHOP TALK 134 �Stanley Gresham Harlan Miller Herbert Stewart Frank Preisner Donald Griebenaw 135 �Clifford Olin Raymond Mitchell Robert Damashek GET YOUR_IN GEAR!!! 136 �Pamela Rosson Karen Cookson Junior Weed 137 �Melvin Niemeyer Jerome Golus Willard Wyatt 51! 51! ROT-C 138 �Joan Spencer William Scheiman Ida Mae Bowen Esther Howard Thomas Brownell 139 �Arthur Escobedo Rhoda Dean Eloise Lee A FRIEND IN NEED 140 �Jerome Biffle Alice Call Ruth Eggleston Jane Johnston Eleanor Flatow 141 ���• L. TO R.: Joanne Trabert 1 Elda Fisher 1 Eva Smith L. TOR,: Gloria Buchard, Edna Frickey, Mary Rider, Ginny Hogan L. TO R . : Virgina Glen 1 Jennie Marr L. TOR.: Mary Taylor, Zadean Wilcox, Rose Evans L . TO R.: Ruth Waldie 1 Ruby Vardaman, Mary Walters MAINTAINING EFFICIENCY 144 �A TOAST To female pilots, and dads who do dishes , and kids growing up knowing that they are free to choose their lives and loves without criticism . To doing what makes you happy, because that' s what it ' s all about. The world is growing. Let's help it along. To Woman, To Man, To People. 145 �����Pam Lofton Lisa Lombardi Anton , 1ac eal Sandy 1artin Sandra • iartinez Barbara ~asteller Melinda ~-1cGann ~ike Mercer Darcelle 1unson Kenneth Naatz ~artin Neubert Dian Lucy Gayle i.xon • Hcheal Oliver 1ari Oppenneer Cindy Pacheco Jody Priest Joan Prutzer Emmett Quezada Donna Ranck Gwen Ransom ~ichelle Reavey Christine Redmond Coral Reynolds Robert Rhodes Jo Riesenman Gary Robitz Kevin Rovlenchik Scott Ruby Larry Ryals Jennifer Schillen Deborah Schulte Alva Scott 150 �Mark Scott Brian Sedar Debra Sharritt Mark Simmons Sheila Simonoff Ron Sims Sherry Sisco Connie Smith Nancy Spahn Jim Stanek Juleigh Stone Kevin Stout Robert Stovall Brian Stump W. C. Thomas Tim Tursick Tom Valdez Sandra Van Terri Vaughn Rita Venters Vivian Walker Karen Wall Debbie Ward Jeff Watson Diane Whitaker Cindy Whittlesey Monica Wilkinson Nancy Williams Lynn Wilson Jeff Winstrom Susie Wittner Mary Wong Kathy Westover Diane Wright Doreen Yamamoto 151 �������PE 'I ABBOTT LILL\.1ER ALLXANDER All City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Distributive Education; Model Teens; \\'hite Jackets MARY ANNE ALLEN Environmental Workshop RALPH ALLEN VALERIE ALLEN DEBRA ANCHRUM FBLA, President; Senior Class Officer, Secretary; White Jackets BETH ANGELO All School Show; Drama Club-East Side Players CHERYL A THO NY JA 1ES ARMSTRO G FAYE ASA 0 CAROL BACHMAN Aufsteiger; Girls Swimming; All City Swimming; Junior Escort; River Trip; Seraph Sisters; Tennis; Operation Challenge WES BARBER JERRY BARTLETT DEBORAH BAXTER DI AH BECKER Delegate Assembly; Drama Club--East Side Players; Junior Escort; National Forensics League; National Thespians Society; Seraph Sisters; Speech Club; Studio Theatre East; Theatre-in-the-Round 158 �SUZANNE BERRYMAN JULIA BI 'GAMAN SUSA BOMEY GERAlDINE BOONE BRAD BOSTON BRENDA BOYD MARVil'< BOYD KIM BRA SCOMBE SHERRI BROOKS CATHERINE BROUSSARD Concert Choir; FBLA; Girls' Gymnastics Club; Track LORI BROWN All City Track; Gymnastics; All Metro Track; All State Track; Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Gymnastics Club; Junior Escort; Junior Prom Queen; Seraph Sisters; Track; White Jackets SANDRA BROWN National Forensics League; Speech Club; Wolcott Contest A CY BRUNTON RICHARDS BRYANS DEBRA BRYA T �����JUDY HALL All City Choir, Band; All School Show; All State Choir; Angelaires, President; Concert Band; Concert Choir; Concert Orchestra; Dance Club; Drama Club; Jazz Ensemble; Marching Band; Gymnastics; PTA Orientation Staff; Stage Band; Studio Theatre East; Theatre-in-the-Round MARY HALL DEBRA HAMPTON PA 1ELA HARRIS BSBA; FHA; CRISTY HATCHER SUSAN HAWLEY Delegate Assembly; River Trip CHARLES HAYES TOM HEALY STEVEN HEI 'Z PEN 'Y HERD Junior Escort; Seraph Sister; Spotlight Staff, Reporter, Copy Editor BRE 'T HINTON Distributive Education; Environmental \\'orkshop AL HIRJI DIANE HOLCOMB All City Pep Club; Concert Choir; White Jackets, Secretary BELINDA HOLIMAN All City Orchestra; Concert Orchestra; All School Show; FTA; Computer Club; junior Escort DARRYL HOLLEMAN 164 �MARILYN HONEYMAN All City Pep Club; Bowling Club; Junior Achievement; Junior Escort; White Jackets, Co-Treasurer VICKIE HUDSO All City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Junior Prom Queen Candidate; Stage Crew; Swimming STEVEN HUNTER CARL IBARRA DOUGLAS JACKSON Concert Band; Jazz Ensemble; Marching Band; Stage Band / I SHERYL JACKSON RESA JAMES RALPH JEROME JACQUELINE JOID<S CHANETA JONES SHERRY JONES KATHRYN JUNGLAS All School Show; Junior Retreat; Senior Retreat DENNIS KARASIK DANIELL£ KAUFFMAN KIM KAUFMAN Angelus Staff, Clubs Editor; FHA; Junior Achievement; River Trip: Skeast LISA KELLY 165 �KA TIIY KII.FOYLE Aufsteiger; Girls' Swimming MICHAEL KING ED KLAP THOMAS KNAPP KAY KNOWLTO All City Tennis; All Metro Tennis; Angelus Staff, Business Manager; Girls' State; Junior Escort; River Trip; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Tennis HELEN KOSTIKOS FEUCJA KRAUZE Seraph Sisters AlDANA KUDUNSKI ANN KUNZ All School Show; Concert Choir; ICC; Dance Club, President; Junior Class Officer, Secretary; Junior Escort; Model Teens; Studio Theatre East DAWN LARRY All School Show; Aufsteiger; BSBA; Drama Club; JCL; National Thespians Society, President; Stage Crew; Studio Theatre East; Tennis; Theatre-in-the-Rounel VICTORIA LARSON Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Who's Who Among American High School Students CAREY LASHBROOK MATT LAVI GTON GEMMA LEAN LOUAN LECKIE 166 �ERIC LOMBARDI CATHY LUCAS CARLA MANCHEGO PATRICIA MANKA MONDA MARl DECA; Distributive Education; Latin American Club; Los Chicanos Unidos; Model Teens; White Jackets GLADYS MARTI TOM MARTIN CARMELA MARTINEZ Studio Theatre East; Theatre-in-the-Round ' PRISCILLA MARTINEZ BARBARA MATHEWS UNDA MAWHORTER ational Merit Letter of Commendation; Pre-Med; Seraph Sisters, Secretary; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Fastest Typist A ward GWENDOLYN MAXEY BILL MCCLEAVE TIM MCDERMOTT ROTC KAREN MCGEE DAR Finalist; JCL; Pre-Med Club, President �LYNNE MCGRAW Angelaires; BSBA; Concert Choir; Drama Club; Porn Porn Girl; White Jackets. RAMONA MCGREW MARGIE MC AMEE PATRICIA MEDINA ROSANA MENOGAN MICHAEL MEYER JERRI MIMS JANELLE MOLLER JUUE MOSES CHRISTOPHER MOUlDING WILLARD NEWTON YOLANDA NIETO DAWN IGH CINDY OBLES IRMA NOWORYTTA All-City Choir; Angelaires; The Apple Tree; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly Alternate; East Side Story; Student Mobilization Committee. CHARMAINE OCHOA 168 �KARL OLSEN Angelus Staff, Managing Editor, Art Asst., Sports Editor; Computer Club; Curriculum Revision Board; "D" Club; PreLaw Club; PTSA; River Trip; Skeast; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Swimming; Track. HEATHER PA NEBAKER Outward Bound; River Trip; Senior Seminar; Swimming. DEBBIE PARCELL \\RANDALL PARKER FLOY PARTEE PAMELA PAUL TANIA PEER LINDA PERS KE BERYL PHILLIPS DAVID PHILLIPS STANLEY PIECHOWSKI LILLIA PORCH MIKE PORTER Health Occupations Outstanding Student Award; Football; Simplicity Fashion Show; Swimming; VICA . KATHLEEN PRATT DECA; Distributive Education; Foreign Language Club. KATHRYN PRIEST 169 ���BILL SMITH JACQUELINE SMITH KENNETH SMITH I ROSALIND SMITH RUSSEL SMITH SHARON SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH Art Club DIANE SNIDER All-City Band; All-School Show; All-State Band; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; National 1erit Semi-Finalist. DICK SJI.l.'"DER ELA SOUREKA Concert Choir; White Jackets. MARY SPEICHER IRENE SPEROS White Jackets ELLEN STARR KIRK STEPHENS All-City Pep-Club; All-City Student Council; Cheerleader; Cherry Creek Exchange; Gymnastics; PTSA; Senior Class Representative; Senior Council; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Student Council Leadership Conference. VICTORIA STEV£ri;S GLORIA SWANSON • �MARTY SWEETNAM Aufsteiger, Treasurer; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; Mouse That Roared, Make-up and Costumes; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Orientation Staff; World Spectrum, German. INA SZWEC Angelus Staff, STR-Album Asst., Activities Asst.; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Swimming; JCL; Junior Escort; Model Teens; River Trip; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; White Jackets. lAVON A TALLEY DEBRA TAYLOR FRED TAYLOR JAQULYN TIIOl\.1AS RON THOMAS All-City Pep Club; All-City Student Council; Cheerleader; "D" Club; Dance Club; Delegate Assembly; Cherry Creek, Northglenn Exchanges; Sophomore Football; ICC; Karate Club; Partners; "People Knowledge"; PTSA; River Trip; ROTC; Senior Class Representative; Senior Council; Skeast; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; \\'hite Jackets; Wrestling. THOMAS TIIOMAS Delegate Assembly; Drama Club--East Side Players; European Tour; Soccer Club; Stage Crew; Theatrein-the-Round. BRENDA THOMPSON TONI THOMPSON All-City Student Council; DECA; Delegate Assembly; Distributive Education; Junior Prom Queen Candidate; May Queen Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y. ANNETTE THORNTON MARILYN TOLIVER DEENA TROUT DIDIER TRUFANO\\' JAMES VREElAND 173 ���The 1973 Angelus Staff: Helen Downs Susan Groethe John Iwasaki David 1ejia Eddie DeCroce Ina Szwec Gail 1iyoshi Kevin Beebe Jo Dolmas Kay Knowlton Crystal Carollo Kim Kaufman Donald Sidney Dave Snelling Tom Wilson Fred Taylor Eric Lombardi Jerry Krautman Joan Rounds Marcus Robinson Jeff Turner Eileen Jepson Anne Ferrari Lee remiro Buster Bouknight Karl Olsen Chris Sellers Glenn Ybarra Brian Lee Editor -in -Chief Activities Editor, Art Asst. Co- Head Photographer Photographer Co-Head Photographer Activities Asst. , Album Asst. Album Editor Photographer Album Asst. Business Manager, Clubs Asst. Sports Co-Editor, Clubs, Art Asst. Clubs Editor Sports Co- Editor Photographer Clubs Asst. , Art Asst. Photographer Photographer Photographer, Activities Asst. Art Editor, Sports Asst. Sports Asst. Photographer Activities Asst. Sports Asst. Album Asst. Sports Asst. Managing Editor Photographer Album Advisor Sponsor Thanks to: Our photographers: John, Eddie, David, Eric, Fred, Kevin, Dave, Jeff, Jerry American Yearbook Company Larry Caywood Vickie and Dave Jim Bloomfield for soccer pictures Lawrence Welk' s bubbles Steve Downs for photography Annie Downs for her betweensnack typing Cheeseman Park Playground Metro -Goldberg-Downs Cineramic Studios Mr. Irwin Keinon for his inspiring Shakespeare teachings Ms. Head Dip Babycakes Coffee and uppers The Studios: DeCroce Jafay Jack's Universal Abdoo House of Photography "THIS IS THE SHORT A -THE MERRY W 176 IT." WI DSOR G 0 ����� 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 '73 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. 1973 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Yearbook Staff 1970s Yearbooks