Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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Music The Chorus RODNEY WYLIE WILLIAM KEITH Under the expert direction of Mr. Keith and Mr. Wylie, the chorus and marching band has been active in representing the Cherry Creek student body. The chorus caroled at the junior high and elementary schools and presented an operetta. The band per- formed at the home football and basketball games. The Band

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Home Economics The courses in this department are de- signed to acquaint girls with basic skills in sewing and cooking. The home ec rooms are equipped with sewing machines and cooking facilities enabling these students to make practical application of their knowl- edge. Home living offered to both boys and girls, helps prepare students for the prob- lems encountered in family living. i EDWINA BRADY 5 3 F DNQQ N 1 iCWfLff1E ?1E!M H

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HARRIS ON SHAFFER Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Picasso have nothing on Cherry Creek art students. The art students learn to draw fcave etchingsj, paint Ccarsy, and to make ceramics fvoodoo dollsj. With a little ingenuity they can turn out an African fetish faster than the Africans. Drivergs Education Turning left with a right turn signal in the right hand lane is only one of the problems Mr. Stampe has encountered in the drivers' ed class. Some of the others have been almost hitting bridges, horses and various other physical objects. But by the time the class is over everybody is safe and sane. -fiff-?'1-?,fi'17 ' , , , 5 li Arc RIC HA RD STAMPE