Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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Pep Assembly The 1986-87 Fall pep assembly was more exciting than ever. ln order to help get everyone into the spirit of the day, the cheerleaders, pom pons, and pep club sold red garters, pom pons, and ribbons before the assembly. After greetings from a red-sweater clad Debbie Taylor, members of the three groups took charge of the assembly and introduced all the Fall sports. Each team received enthusiastic cheers and yells. The girls also introduced the Homecoming king and queen finalists. Between the chants of go home, freshmen, go home! and eighty seven! the poms did a great routine. They performed to the Marching Band's energetic rendition of Fun, Fun, Fun. The cheerleaders led each class in the traditional Victory cheer, with the seniors' yelling by far the loudest. The highlight of the pep rally was definitely watching the football players sing and dance with the pom pons, They performed as enthusiastically as the girls to the song, Love of a Lifetime. Now that's school spirit, and part of a pep assembly we'll never forget! IN: T A 5 mtg Tiff 'N .L iw ..., Qijiz, Tix ui -tiff 1 , T it Y , .ogy-1 ft in-ii. 4 5 l J re Q se! I I ' -ff' W . , ,I 1 X- ,. .f f rw It i

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Dear Diary, September 29, 1986: Aaarrghl, I moan at my locker. Yes, as you guessed, it is Monday. A month into school, and I'm already bored with the monotony of school life. It may be early, but I'm already looking forward to graduation and college. Oh well, I guess I will just have to tough it out for the next eight months. The boredom isn't the whole reason for the moan, it is also the first day of school after Home- coming, and it seems like everyone is exhausted from the long weekend, especially me. But while I'm ready for graduation and the future, I see my broth- er and his underclasmen friends enjoying their stay at Cherry Creek. They are finally getting involved , and making an impact on their beloved school and enjoying it. l also notice the Juniors beginning to fret over the college process, with P.S.QA.T.'s and tif new tif. inf M Wifi 'Wh wwh W fit tougher academic courses. From what you have read so far, it seems like fall is a slow time at Cherry Creek, but that, of course, is not true. It seems like there are more events planned in the fall than any other season. One of my personal favorites is Okto- berfest. Even though I usually have to work most of the time, at various booths, I still find a way to have a great time Not only is Oktoberfest great fun, but there are also other fall events such as State Cham- pionship sports events, pep rallies, and musical productions. Well, I better sign off now: it's time to move on to my next class. Oh no! I forgot to study for a test! Scott Krugman f,,.f ' X l

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