Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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Science Don't spill it, John. A little lab equipment makes a big smell. Q ND RAY MORTON FLAX Dam, I've got fifteen drawings left to do and they've got to be in tomorrow. This is the lament of Mr. Ray's biology students. They also do lab work, like atsqueam- ish amoebas beautiful eludia leaves. Ask any student what that foul odor from the lower hall is and he will tell you it is the chemistry class having a lab day. Mr. Flax's Junior chemists don't accomplish much but they certainly do make the place smell. LILLIAN RIBLET ELINOR REECE

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Foreign Languages GENEVIEVE WILSON HARRISON SHAFFER MARION WHEELER Qlswfw-W .HI ,I-A-H.- An exceptionally large number of students are enrolled in foreign language courses. Plus learning to read and, in French and Spanish, speak the language, these students acquire a knowledge of the customs of the country where these languages are spoken. French, Latin and Spanish banquets highlight the outside activities of the foreign language classes. WM they're cheating? Oh. you are a doll

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I MERLIN RA ISER CHARLES McLAIN . ,V xy, x If you 're one of those who like T-squares, slide rules, lots of exams, quarterly failure notices, parent-teacher conferences, three hours of homework each night. . .if you like to show off that high L Q. of yours and fearless- ly face this challenge, then math is the course for youl BUT, if you don't, math is still for you, -j-it's required! Cherry Creek is justly proud of its mathematics depart- ment. Not only are the usual courses offered, but also advanced ones, including geometry, fplain and solid combinedj, trigonometry, and that fatal math anal. JOHN PLATT w. D. HUNTER athematics A little Finnish mathematics. We understand income tax forms.