Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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Speech Learning the art of public speaking - who says we don't already have it? - has kept the Speech classes busy this year with debates and discussions. In spite of our kidding, though, they have learned something. . . haven't they? journalists . Journalism Wild-eyed and suffering severe fainting spells - these were the characteristics of CC's frustrated And, as you can clearly see, after nine issues of Bruins' Doin's and one Patriot, well. . . ALETHA ROWLEY

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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

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Library Perpetual quiet? Where? Why in the library, of course. Here, under the watchful gaze of Miss Brandt, many CC students attempt daily to absorb knowledge. One question, MAXINE BRANDT however, are they really absorbing or merely sleeping? Studying, Gary? Librarian at work. Wivuv 'sf'! 'S