Douglas County High School - Huskie Highlights Yearbook (Castle Rock, CO)

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Seniors Mike Mathiesen and Greg Phelps engage themselves in a heavy duty card game after the Math Club meeting is dismissed. SCIENCE CONECTIONS: FRONT ROW: Don Vestal, Mike Neff. BACK ROW: Martin Bell, Miguel Drake, Brian Knewtson. NOT PICTURED: Todd Olinger, Mr. Frank Vretenar, advisor. X is xxxxX NQEQQ X R Senior Erie Christensen attempts to members. They often discuss abstract explain why things are the way they math COHCGPTS- are to the rest of the Math Club