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Q I O candid m I e , 9 o u re n Doh't be embarrassed, Linda! Junior Dawn Taylor lets clown her hair. Q? . , Vryy- ssssfsg Pi? 3 ff' 1 Q Cctltcr left, Jann Morris talks to Jerry Osborne at thc changing of classes. Center right, Eric Ming listens to Cathy Pratt gossip. Above, Are wc supposed to bc in class? Above, Jerry Osborne shows his best ability.
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of lime L I , .K ' , an X - hp ff f Q- 6 ,,lX . ,V . g - . 1, lx Q I .. ,... I .... said x we W. ,an-ut, Win:-t Graduation, Prom, flag team, cheerleader and pom tryouts were part of the many plans for Columbine students beginning in February. These activities helped break the everyday routine of school life. Seniors discussed college and finalized their career plans. The last minute ordering of announcements, measuring of caps and gowns, and finishing up required credits kept the class of '77 moving. The Juniors worked on a Prom that was not to be forgotten and was cherished by all. Anxiously awaiting the opportunity to become Seniors, the Juniors set a new pace for Columbine. An air of expectation was noticed among all underclassmen as they looked forward to the following year. With such interest and hard work devoted by its students, Columbine remained one of the best. Kwai. ff . S 'Y 14 5 .V 'fiiffwe 4 Ww,.: 3027? ,'w,.f - Y ' 1' , . 4245 fifz w f. ' f'T5i5I'U a fa., Top, Mrs. Scrogan prepares Julie Hart for flag Tracy Covington makes preparations for Prom which was held April 23 at the Colorado School of team tryouts. Mines. Above, Sophomore Lisa Mantych shows determi- nation while practicing her cheer. 43
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,,l,,,s. mera Roger Derozario looks up just in time. Z Mui? .X - Smile! Faces often express a lot about people, and without a doubt the smiling faces at Columbine told a story. Participation in community and school-sponsored activities, along with outside happenings, brought C. H.S. students together. C.H.S. will always be the place for people to meet and work with each other to reach a common goal. It was both the good times and the bad times that strengthened our school. C.H .S. achieved this unity and continued to spread it. Mm.. Aw C'mon, who are you trying to kid? - Top right, You deserve a break todiy l Above, Smile awhile, Linda!
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