Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

Page 10 text:

Assistant Principal A busy life is led by Mr. Jack Wishmier, our new assistant principal. His typical school day starts by taking care of the attendance reports. He also serves as a counselor with parents, students and teachers concerning guidance and discipline. Active in school functions, Mr. Wishmier helps organ- ize and promote activities and generally keeps everything running along smoothly. 4 1- LQCCV1 VV fwfr- ' flkf' V V if yfv' Dflffvuqfs-ff X Y 'A 4 I, fu 14 VA E ' gf K f ,fr ff I 1' as L L Z, ,1,v,M7'f 4 caxfg v,L1!,VQ L4 Q Q, LX ' I ' t LMT 'if AJ 1 .li ,L If 'Lslfgi-1 Wlft-'khfg Counselors Have you any questions about jobs, colleges or scholar ships? Mr. Earl Young, in his second year as Cherry Creek's boys' counselor, will answer these questions. Mr, Young helps the students with their problems and assists them in planning their vocational and educational pro- grams. Among his many activities are administering the school testing program, and helping the students with schedule changes. Like a quick analysis? Wanda Collins, girls' counselor, has a couch ready any time. Your problems, complexes and phobias will be analyzed in no time. Counseling, sponsoring Big Sisters and teaching senior Psychology and Criminology seem to be a full time job for Miss Collins, who is now in her third year at Cherry Creek.

Page 9 text:

Princzpal My three years at the Cherry Creek High School have been characterized by the most pleasant relationships with the finest student body in our land, in my estimation. I have greatly appreciated your friendly and cooperative spirit, your willingness to work in the best interests of an improved educational program for CCHS, the pride you exhibit in your accomplishments, and the high standardsof conduct you have established for yourselves. All students should recognize the demands made upon the individual today by our highly complex and competitive society. The launching of the Sputniks, sym- bolic of the technological advancements being achieved by a nation dedicated to oppose our way of life, served notice that the youth of our nation must prepare themselves better than ever before. This is the challenge you face. You must realize that America is asking more of her youth today than at any other time in history. To prepare yourselves for the future will require hours and hours of dedi- cated study, a desire to excelrather than succumbto the philosophy of mediocrity, and a realization that the ultimate destiny of this great nation of ours rests with the dignity and worth of the individual. The character of the individual determines the character of the nation. I have great confidence that our CCHS students are prepared to meet these challenges. Do you share with me this confidence? L, H . SHILLINGLAW Principal

Page 11 text:

Superintendent' CLARK D. STUTLER Assistant Superintendent, RUSSELL C. POLTON Members of the School Board are: Dr. Henry Buchtel, Presidentg Dr. J. Robert Maddox, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Dora B. Fredstrom, Secretaryg Allan McLean, Treasurerg and H. C. Wessel. Pictured are: Mrs, Fredstrom, Mr, Wessel, Doctor Maddox.