Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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Ha rd at work. Precision is what counts in the mech Drawing class. Erasures subtract points as well as ink smears. The class does such drawings as floor plans, flowers, and some rather odd looking polygons. Nothing but a bunch of real gone cubes. ygiene Muscle Man. Mechanical Drawing WALLACE HORN DAVID SKENE Healthy minds and healthy bodies are what the hygiene class attempts to develope. They study about nutrition, mentafhealth, bodily functions and anatomy. These kids are healthy. J if s f C'

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Making a dog house to crawl into. With a hammer and a saw the industrial arts class can build anything or so they say. They build bird houses, sharpen knives and get themselves stuck in the glue. Mr. Horn is there to straighten out any problems that may arise. The crafts class specializes in leatherwork and plastics. They make key cases, billfolds, purses, letter openers and various other projects. The general shop class learns the basics of mechanics Industrial Arts rajis and other things that are done in a shop, like welding. Grinding valves ',M,ig,3mgl WALLACE HORN LAWRENCE CARMICHEAL

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Vocational Agriculture Decorating at Mile High Center, right to left: Ed Roth, Jim Nash, Floyd Pippin, Lee Delay, Ed Klocker. Booth at Arapahoe County Fair for Cherry Creek Males only! That's CC's vocational ag class, and mighty ambitious it was! Every member of the class usually has a project to amuse himself. The projects this year ranged from live- stock care, crops, chickens or even plowing a field or two. Cleaning up at Mile High Center, left to right: Jim Garbutt, Pete Ramsey, John Meyer. LAWRENCE CARMICHEAL