Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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vocgational agruculture Males onlyl That's the Voca- tional Ag class, and mighty ambi- tious class it was! Every boy had a project, usu- ally a crop or some livestock, chicks not included. These could be at home, and, in the future the Of course some kids drive cars! school's property will be used for those boys who don't have the facilities at home. Did you know the school owns 370 acres? Eugene Seanor Some projects worked on by the class this year were the cementing of the bus garage, some Christmas toys made for welfare and beginning plans for a nursery. No fair peeking!

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A-men! Gametophyte, karyogamy, cations, dichlorodlfluoro meth- ance, megas porogenesid -- need a translation? You're liable to meet up with any of these words during the course of a year when you're studying science . From disecting slimy reptiles in biology class to conjuring up foul smelling compounds in chemistry class, the science students really got a work-out. For others whose scientific minds ran in another direction there were courses in physics, introduction to physical science and general science. 'I'hey have great possibilities! f, f SCNVIC9 Ralph Amen Frances Howard

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home. economics Daily weight-lifting Eamlng their Brownie points They'd never make the navy The way to a man's heart is through his stomach will probably always be true, but the modern miss likes to know about money management, grooming and improv- ing family relations . Other projects of this worthwhile de- partment included how to conserve energy with wise planning, home care of the sick, child development and repairing football equipment during spare time . The washer and dryer were certainly kept busy cleaning our teams' uniforms. For such an outstanding program in clothing construction CCHS received a trophy from Ace Sewing Machine Company, distributors for Necchl sewing machines . This was presented to the department last fall. Doris Manning ll!