Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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commercial Plink, plunk Nhat a mess! Tap. Tap. Tap. Oops, Mrs . Rice, is it all right to have an x in place of an a ? No, shouts Mrs . Rice . . .another typist bites the dust. Of all the departments at Cherry Creek, the commercial department is probably considered by most students the most mysterious. However, don't despair, students. Those little marks you see all over a homework paper aren't Egyptian hieroglyphics, they' re just shorthand symbols . Above all, this department teaches future secretaries the correct way to sit on their boss' lap. The backbone of business. i l Sr Doris Anderson Edith Rice

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Georgia Blattman Doris Anderson a rt. c raft s Arghh, said Miss Blattmann as she scolded a hapless student. I said draw, not finger paint. This year art lovers were able to redecorate the art room with several different shades of paint. Contently slapping away at their canvases, Art I, II and III students struggled with mountain scenes and Santa Clauses . If you wanted to pound your fingers and cut off a head or two, crafts was the class for you. Meanwhile, seventh and eighth graders gleefully poked each othe r's eyes out with their scissors and made sawdust puppets . The art classes also decorate: several bulletin boards for use of the entire school. Caught in the act. One slip and no belt. ii Careful!

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Jim Zelleny shops The shop has 55, 500 worth of hand tools and power tools, so the projects that the shop boys made were limitless . Everybody had to make a required project with hand tools before they were allowed to make anything they wanted and to use the power tools Two lathes, a power saw, a jig saw, a band saw, and a drill pre are a few of the tools that we have. Some of the projects that we made this year are lamps, coffee tables and a training table and powder box for the athletic department. Got a match?