Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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ee and IQ Seen. Where do Cherry Creek students go when they 're not at school? lf they don 't have homework to do, chances are you 'll find them at local restaurants, shopping malls, movie theaters, and parties. The most popular places to eat include Chili 's, Bennggan 's, and McDon- a1d's. After dinner, students head to Penguin 's Place, My Favorite Yogurt, or Baskin Robbins for dessert. The nearby Tamarac and Southglenn malls offer a wide range of shops for students of all ages. While most upperclassmen go there just to buy a record or catch a movie, many freshmen and sophomores spend the after- noon. During the fall, most students attend the Bruin football games. After that, many drive to McDonald 's, where the policeman who works there is rumored to tell students where the parties are that nigh t. Who could forget the parties? What Creek students like about them best is that it gives them the chance to socialize and meet new people -- until the cops come and break the party up, that is. When that happens, students drive off in search of some- thing else to do. And for most, it's not a difficult task. -Alexandra K. Witherspoon one A F 'inn D fc i f- V -f n Dazs

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' fefinnonsiliifsl Hey, are you doing anything tonight? I don 't know, I think I 'm going to the game. Great, l'll see you there! After this little conversation at school in the hall- way, you can be assured that it's a date. You go to the football game and watch the Bruins clobber our opponent, while at the same time, you look for the guy or girl you talked to at school. When you find that person, you stand around and talk about how stupid your biology teachers is, or how ugly that girl in your English class is, and then you leave the game. You get into different cars and drive to the party site announced. You are now officially 'going out with this person because you met him or her at the game and 'got together with him or her at a party or in a friend 's car. -Bridgid Rawley + I s W ii ,-we 99 ik v Z, 45' l Q' , iii-A fx if 4-' 4 1 edif -Q , f N44 Q4.

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, fig M 3 fig LrZ6lf'f t t it ffidfit f ji 114525 -eo Yf,v on 'fe Q g A popular misconception among Denver area teenagers is that the parking lot at Cherry Creek is overflowing with Porsches, BMW's and Corvettes. But if you take a closer look at the kind of cars Creek students drive, you 'll see that we aren t that different from anyone eise There are few brand new sports cars in the West parkzng tot but Creek does have its share of tamzly station wagons Dodge Darts and enough boats to float fn any ocean At Creek it doesn trealhf matter what kind of car you drive as long as you do have a set of wheels Students want to take advantage of off campus privileges and they must have a way to get to the local fast food restaurant As Iong as my car makes ft to Taco Bell it s okay wzth me said Paul Kahn For those freshmen and sophomores who can not yet dnve they find that thezr socza! life depends on whether or not someone can give them a ride lt s a dra not having a car said freshman N1ckiZad1ck because you have your own transportatxon cars remain an important part of life at Cherry Creek You may not drive a Porsche but as long as your car gets you where you want to go does it really matter? Lzbbl Matthews Brad Nfeder ' . n 1 g - ' rv ' ' ' ' I 14 when you want to go somewhere your mom needs to drive you. Whether or not 2 ?-'- ' gqlri , li 9 ,N . l I , .al L U. 41 V .f tkf'-,iv fm' 452113 an K5-Car i rm... HB1