Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Future Scientists In room I3l, Mr. Hockman's sophomore biology class was hard at work studying a variety of animals. In one particular lab. the students were learning the differ- ences between the animals. A few of the many animals observed were a ferret named Sam, an iguana, and a gnat. Eighteen science related courses were offered this year. Mrs. Rupel, a teacher in the science department remarked, I want my students to be able to go to any college in the country and be able to han- dle the college standards. Hanlon Patrick M. Hargls Kirk A Harrington, Pamela D. Harris, Shaundra D. Harter. Jeffrey D. Hasty. Mark H. Hauser, Thomas E. Hawn, Cristen M. Hedman, Terri L. Heinz, Patrick L. Hernandez, Timothy Hesse, James R. Hettinger, Jill R. Higgs, David J. Hill, Michael A. ii! L.- I I sl . , a l ff-Jia. . ix - 1 f ' I Hinkle, Tara L. Hinton, Darren D. Holder, Grady E. Holman, Susan R. Holtz, Kimberly A. Hopkins, Steven F. Howard. Russell T. Hull. Cassandra A. Hummel, Kimberly A. Humphreys, Robert B Hurd, Stephen C. Huston, Lachele J. ldema, Christian J. Jack, David A. People 85