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

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The schoolk sardine-can-like parking lot identifies the every student drove a car on some days. crowdedness of our highways and byways. It seemed as if

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After two years of delay, due to misunderstandings between student councils, the completed school sign welcomed us back to DCHS. sheer coordination and balance, Steve Noll and John Pilon their skills even further before rushing to class. They, and many dos of skateboarding, ruled the sidewalk before and after gathering crowds of amazed on-Iookers. view Aher waiting anxiously for the referee to blow the whistle, the Huskies listen for s Hut! and the resulting snap of the ball. The season opener was the humble ofa seven game winning streak for the Husky football team. ave reviews 3

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'ird high school, still unnamed at press time, is under con- Students from hour-long bug rides ta DCHS, :tion in Highlands Ranch. The new school will relieve many 'e Phillips and Amie Gosage wind their way down junior hall. The whelming conditions in the hallways often induce students to slow 1 to the flow of traffic. 4 voice in Third high school to be completed The school was filled to the r1m wrth 1 081 students The halls remmded us of the Subaru advertlsement wrth an lllustratlon of a sardme can opemng key Walt a mlnute There was a school spl1t only three years ago Had we already filled to maxlmum capacity aga1n Yes and a thrrd hlgh school for Douglas County was planned th1s tlme to house The desks ln all classrooms were occupled Hungry students mvaded the cafeterla leavmg no empty tables for late comers Attemptmg to leave the parkmg lot at the end of the day ralsed our stress level to a llfe threatenmg rate But we looked at the brnght slde After all w1th all of these faces tt only trnpled the number of our frtendshlps' the western one-third of the county.