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

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All M Students Mrs. Gaspar taught a variety of English classes including Creative Writing and Science Fiction this year. In each of her classes the stu- dents were encouraged to use their imagina- tion. During Creative Writing, the students wrote various poems, adventure and children's sto- ries. Her classes were quite unique. The stu- dents of Creative Writing dressed up as though ready for bed and read their stories to the class. Another different class was the Science Fic- tion class where the students read their own stories. Science fiction projects were made and displayed around the room. Each class was an experience to remember. While cuddling her pet owl, Mrs. Gaspar grades her students as they present children's stori lm mi 'lu ,Q sz. Z: A N' s X .S E 'A' S' ' a l Cremer, Mary of 1' Aft . fi' Cubin, Rochelle ,f eng L BUS- Educ- E ' g fm --. 529- 314' ' Davis, Katherine J A . . . -nw. -, Receptionist - 46' Q, Dickson. Lucy K 7 Science 5 r Q f. c 5 X .X if bl. t ,Q 1 ' ji. J w. b ff'-.fit n ...s . 1 ' 'f'1 11 Drury, Mark ' ' f f l I --W., Language Arts - ,-i' ' ff ' - F Duame, Lin . . 7 Counselor g . L I y 3 G ' V I , Edwards, Lynda Wife , by Foreign Language I C Elliot, Dean .ays A s Athletic Trainer A L A L 2 L Wai' glalwff' ul 86 - People