Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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frfrciqrz languages Their undivided attention Memorize, memorize, memorize, what fun it is to mem- orize. The Latin classes, on occasion, made greeting cards, dramatized plays and at the end of the year they had a Latin banquet. d Las clases de Espanol went to Morrison and chowed Mexican style as well as their other activities. I The French classes were blessed f?j with a new teacher Cleopatra and lady-in-waiting. if! J this year and went on field trips among other things. My Windy HARRISON SHAFFER GENEVIEVE WILSON MARIAN WHEELER sez4xs,r:ss,lf2zaf:ms , nmfn ,.xm ,ss up 1, -' A ,. www' f .,,. . I5

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science' H Dr. Johnson and assistants making formula X43ZYX When put to a test no one pulls through, but the zoology cut-ups and the chemistry Smiling Charlie and friend. . . ion searchers are preparing to become the scientists of our generation. Beware! ! Gas masks may become common equipment for students in rooms 119 or 127 if the chemistry classes don't stop making sulphurous sundaes and ammonia ambrosias. A whiff of spilled formaldehyde from the zoology department adds the needed touch. Don't you wish you took chemistry, alias, coed cooking? I4 RALPH AMEN FRED CAIN RICHARD DELO LILLIAN RIBLET -ssl ....isl :1..w:11 f . -' exam' f

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bu Ines edumliwz Which do you debit or credit? This is what you hear during sixth hour, in Mrs. Anderson's bookkeep- ing class. Daydreaming, sleepy eyes, and of course, looking at every car that enters the campus grounds, DORIS ANDERSON EDITH RICE are some of the distractions of this strategically lo- cated classroom. Mrs. Rice, the shorthand and typing teacher, has to keep track of her students and of her type- writers. Despite all the rnany, many problems that occur, believe it or not these teachers turn out many fine secretaries to help better our business world. Gosh Teach! How was I to know it would bite? ala a:x:Hpserrm wssaumrfaa:1 w'zv'rrrwrwr.swaww:w.'-: we lfrxl in. 72 wma:-w 7