Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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erohanis of C.H.S. a+ work Students from Columbine are located all over the city as far as jobs are concerned . Many students had difficulties handling both school and their jobs. However, they tried not to let the two factors interfere with each other. Their jobs touched every corner of interest such as typists at American Express and hamburger cooks at McDonalds. Students who handled jobs gained much responsibility in preparing for the future . Right. Junior Dave Ems explains I'm here to serve the customers. Dennis Bussow cooks diligently to contribute to the billion so1d trademark. Z A rW,k.,,J ,,,,.,, W ,m.,,whm1'- f 1 Right. Lynn Culman says, The size of this i ag sm X if

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mga ...xl Left, Parties and more parties. A typical C.H . S. student takes it easy. fx 31, .fx is S 1295 1 + Above, Never a better place to back pack than the Rockies. Far Left, Pepsi, an American pastime in itself. Left, Cindy and Andi Fuller ride in perfect form

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Sqft Q I f 911:43 5, H C rw 'Q i if so Left, J. C. Penney's employee, Beth Taylor. shows interest in the fashion world. Hart's Super Drug attracts many Columbine workers such as Linda Fullen. .QQQT , y ,M e 4 Dave Seidl. Senior, finds cash register easier than fingers. ' Junior Anne Lenz sooper-scoops all 31 flavors for Baskin-Robbins. S