Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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A quiet moment, seldom found, could be that exciting moment of finding, under all the red-tape emotions which molded us, a u- nique individual. A quiet moment could also be the wonderful realization of a person vvho provided those things the self could not. The campus served as a basis for these contacts but a relationship had to be fed outside. All encounters be they a very real march at the capitol or the religious discovery at being alone, spurred us to anxious anticipation of another day Being Together fi' 1 I K T

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The Crty Awakened Cherry Creek N0 PARKlNG C 21l5AM-6AM SAT sunfwoi. rx V2 me Mufti? PARYING 8AM'6PM JNGHGQ FXS X The search for relevance, for entertainment, for innovation, for existence, drew us into Denver. A Wednesday evening at the library or a Sunday morning errand destroyed the sensationalism, and yet a Saturday morning made us yearn for the self-identity, if not rec- cognition, found at Cherry Creek. An aged building or a new skyscraper supplied an asy- lum that vanished with a movement of the eye: the city was not always receptive. But, moving closer to this coldness, we dis- covered the purpose of the city's essence. The wonderment of a child at the zoo, the treasures of the Art Museum and the human- ness of people roaming around the Civic Cen- ter pulled us back again and again. The city reached out to us, not only with its benefits, but with that growth which came to threaten our valued seclusion. Broadway seemed like the yellow brick road.

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