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POMP AND CJRCUMSTA NCE •• ·-Cl ar Cre k High School and Middle hool Band M mbers Mr. J tin Yanowtcz, Dir tor

WELCOJUE .•.•.•.•..•.•.•.•.••...•.•.•.•.• •..••••.••••••••.•.••..• Ga ri II Talbot and K ndra H nd r110n NA TJONAL A NTH EM .•.•••...•......... ·····-· ......••••..•.•.•.•.•.... -Clear Cre k Htgh School and

Mr. Ju tin Yanowicz. Director SENIOR Cl.A~:5 GIFT. ••.•.•••.•.•••.•.•.•.•.•.•.•••.......•.•.•••.•..••••. Emma Leake and Dallys Shaddtx INTRODUCTION OF SAL UTA TOR/AN ..... •..•.•...•.•••.••••••••.•••.•.•.•..••.•..•...•.• J;;am Wmt r SALUTATORIAN ADDRESS.......................................................... o rt Davtd Hodg INTRODUCTION OF VALEDICTORIAN .•.•••.•.•...•.•.•••.•.•..••••••..•.•.•••.•.•.•. Van Yoak m VALEDICTORIAN ADDRESS .•.•.•••.••..•••••.••••••.••••••••••.•••••••••••. ·····-· •••• Marlah Gtlm;;an "CROSSING THE BAR" •...••••••••••.•••••••••• ••••.••••••••••••••.••••••••.•• ·-CCHS M<tdngal En mble

Gw nyth Walker Mrs. Cattlyn Dykstra, Director INTRODUCTION OF COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER .•••.•.•.•.•... Taylor Pitts ;;and A p n B ntley COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ...•.....•.•.•......••.••..•.•...•.••.• . Ms. Tiff my Carlton, Math Teach r "THINKOFME"AND "WALKIN'DOWNTHATGLORYROAD"-CI arCre kHigh hooiChoirs

Weber/Hut Mary Hay Mrs. Caidyn Dykstra, Dir tor PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS OF :zou •••••••.•••• •.••••••••••••• Mrs. Eliubeth Gardner, Prmcipal ACCEPTANCE OF THE CLASS OFZou ............................... Mr. Jeffrey Miller, Supermtend nt INTRODUCTION OF GRADUATES ............. _ ................... Mrs. Mary Smtth, School Coun lor

Ms. Amanda Dnfmey r, Senior Cia Sponsor PRESENTATJONOFDJPLOMAS ........................................ Mn. Eliubeth Gardner, Prm pal TASSEL CHANGE ........ ,_,. ......... . Amber P nn II, Jazzmln Barrows and Efrain Banu lo -Rivas RECESSIONAL ......... _ .......................................................... .. Dream On" by Aero muh

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Efra n Banuelos-Rivas- Gold n Glove Scho rsh p $1000, CCHS Booster Club Ma Goldd ger of the Year Scholarsh p $1000, Elks Club Lyle Wohlers Scholarshtp $1000, Clear Creek Mayors and Comm toners Yooth Award $1000, Clear Creek Outstand ng CttiZen Scholarship $800

Jaumine Barrows- RegiS UoJVers ty Board of Trustees Scholar $15 000/ye r, Mon y Matters Amba sador $2500, Untvers ty of Southem Flo da $7000, ST~R Award $500

Didier Bonnette-Forenz-Lo nd S Area Scholarsh p $1000, Tm G bbs Memona Award $500

Thoma Candlin- Colorado Mason's B nevol nt Fund $1000

Jordan Conway-Idaho Spnngs Recreation Center $250

Jenni Emmerich- CCHS A umnl Scho rsh p (2-year edlntcaQ, STAR a rd $500

Mariah Gilman-M ch~gan State UnJVers ty D tmguished Scholar ($170,000) Pro onal Ass tantsh p ($5 000) and Prestd nUal Study Abroad ($5000), Fort Hay State Unrversrty $7700, LouiSiana State Un rsrty $52.000, Colorado School of M n s $11,000 and CSM edal of Achrevement $1000, UniVersity of Alabama $115,000, UnJVel'Sity of Soothem MISS ppt $45,000, LoUJstana Techntcal Un rsity $72.000, Untvers ty of M tss ppt $120,000, Class or 2010 Legacy Saence Scholars p 300, U rs ty of Roch ter Frederick Dougla and Susan 8 AnthQoy Award $7500

Teri Heffner- CCHS Alumnt Scholarshtp (4-year col ege) $1500, Booster Club Female Athlete of the Year Seholarsh p $1000, EI ClubLyleWOhl rsSchoarshp$500

Kendra Henderson-Regs Un~vers ty Board ofTrustees Scholar $15 000/year, Chester A Upham Memon Scholarsh p $1000, Mutual of Oma a Ban Scholarship $500, CCHS Booster C b Ferna Golddtggerof the Year Scholarship $1000, Elks Club CL Mackey Scholarship $500, Clear Cree County Shentrs Scholarship $500

Robert David Hodge- Embry Rtddle Aeronauttcal Untverstty Prestdenllal Scholarshtp $60,000, Un ersrty of Roche ter Bausch & Lomb Honorary Sa nee Award $7500, Mason c Officers Assoaation Ach vement Award for Out tanding Jumors $1000

Emma Leake-Comcast Scholarship $1000, UNC Provost Freshman Scholarship$ 250, Ma c 0 cers Associa n Ach vement Award for Outstand ng JuniOrs $1000, Untverstty of Rochester George Eastman Young Leaders Award $7500

Amber Pennell· Adams State Prom1s1ng Scholar Award $1000, M sa Academ1c AC:tuevement Award $1200, Co orado Chns an College Dean's Award and Grant $10.950

Deverrick Moody· Elks Club C L. Mackey Scholarsh p $500

Lauren Taylor Pitts· Class of 2010 Legacy Math Scholarship $300, Elks Club Teen of the Year ScholarShip $500, Reg1s Unwersity Board ofT rustees Scholarship $13,000

Phillip Ruschmyer- Hastings College Bean Legacy Scholarsh p $50,000 Fort Hays State Urwers ly M er Black and Gold AcademiC Award ($1200/year) and Presden!Jal Award ($2000)

Ronald Ruschmyer- Chadron State College $17,735

William Schvetz- Booster Club Scholarshlp (Male A ete of the Year) $1000

Cody Septon· Clear Creek Mayors and CommiSS oners Youth Award $1000

Oallys Shaddix· STAR Award $500

Mahrisa Shrader- Regis Unwers ty Board of Trustees Scholar ($13,000!year) and Grant ($12.200), Climax Molybdenum Scholarsh1p

Gabrielle Talbot- Regis UniVersity Board of Trustees Scholar $13,000/year, University of Delaware $14,500fyear, Western Mictugan UniVersity $8,000/year, Unwersity of Denver $10,000/year, Mramt Untversrty of OhJO $10.000/yea•, Colorado State Unwersity $8 000/year, National Hockey LeaglJe $2000 per year, Class of 2010 Legacy English Scholarshtp $300, National Honor Society $1000

Maaike Teuling- Regts Umvers ly Board of Trustees Scholar $13,000!yea•, Elks Club Lyle Wohlers Scholarship $500, E. Gene KteferA..tons Club Scholarshtp $500

James Winter· Has ngs College Bean Legacy Scholarshtp $50,000, Cia of 2010 Legacy Social Stud s Scholarship $300

Vanessa Yoakem -Idaho Spnngs Recrea!Jon Center $250, Clear Creek Mayors and Commis roners Youth Award $1000

D nte R fel Armljo Efr m B nuelo -Rtv 0J zzmtne Anna B rrows Juhen Oaemon Becht I M xweU Jeffrey Belkn p Aspen Patricia Bentley Didter Bonnett -Forenz Thorn s Dylan Candhn Jordon Dayne Conw y Bnttney Eliz beth Dtstel •ctatre Monet E de Jenm Elhce Emmert Ca idy Autumn FreS<Juez Mich el Burke Frey Ev n Thomas Geri ke 0 M riah Hope Gilman""' D mel Conor H glund Ten Lee Heffner •Kendr Nicole Hender n Kyta Jallayn Henn y I iah Lester Hen n 0 Rober't D vid Hodge~~> Kyle Griffin Jenning Rebec Je n Jon Collin Kristopher Kincannon •emma Hughe Le ke Br dly lv n Lewis, Jr. Chn tina Sue Livengood •connor Jeremi h McC rty Brandon Taylor Menefee Dev rrkk Clayvon Moody Elizabeth Murphy N y Porter Herrick Noble

therine Nichole Ovington

Tabb,t:ha Lynn Pedersen • Amber Ehz beth Pennell •Lauren Taylor Pitts Colt Al n Rockwell Am nd Renee-M rie Romine Nnllip Jay on Ru hmyer Ron ld H rry Ru chmyer Willi m y n Schvetz Cody Ntcole Septon D llys D na Shaddix

Gabnelle Shr der Jes t Carne S1monson Alexander D mon Skladanow ki Jon t:h n Mtch el Sugg 0G briell Renee Talbot •Ma ike Ann Teuling Cody James Thomp on Jerrett Tyler Tid w ll lan Zach ry Tobi Ja mine Nicole Vieweg J queline Ch tloue Theres

Wtchmann Jam Ryan Henry Winter

Ntcole Yo kern Sue Watkins

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WELCOME .......................................................................................................................................... ELIZABETH GARDNER

MJCHIGA ' STATE UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP AND NATIONAL MERIT MICHIGA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP ................... ................. . ................................ MARY SMITH, ELIZABETH GARDNER

E. GENE KIEFER/ LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP ............. ................... ............... JEFF NORTON AND TTM MAHRER

ELKS LODGE SCHOLARSHIPS .............................................................. ................. .IDAHO SPRI GS LODGE #607

C.L. MACKEY

LYLE F. WOHLERS

TEEN OF THE YEAR

IDAHO SPRINGS RECREATION CENTER SCHOLARSHIPS .................................................... ............ ............. RON HEATH

UPHAM OIL & GAS COMPANY SCHOLARSHIPS .. .......................................................................... CINDY OLSON

LOVELA 'D SKI AREA

GOLDEN GLOVES SCHOLARSHIP AND SPECIALAWARD ................................................................... BEAU CAMPBELL

STUDENT OF THE MONTH ...................................................................................................... BEAU CAMPBELL

CLEAR CREEK COUNTY SHERIFF'S SCHOLARSHIP ......... .................... . ............... . .................... BEAU CAMPBELL

STAR A WARD ... ................................... .............. .. ............... ................ ................. ....... ........ DAVE SCHUESSLER

TIM GIBBS MEMORIAL A WARD ... .. ...... .... . ............................... .. ........ . .. ... . ...... ...... .. .......... .. . DAVE SCHUESSLER

FRO TIER LEAGUE SENIOR OF THE YEAR NOMINEES ....................... .......... . .................. .... . DAVE SCHUESSLER

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NOMINEES . . .. .... .... .. ..... ..... ... . .... ... .... ............. . ............ .. ................. DAVE SCHUESSLER

ALL STATE ................ . ........... ........... .................... ..................................... ......................... DAVE SCHUESSLER

SILVER A WARDS ....... .. . .... ......... . ....... . .. .. ............ ..................................... ............................ DAVE SCHUESSLER

INVITATION TO RECEPTION ............. .. ....... ........ .... . .............................. . .... ............................... BOOSTER CLUB

COLORADO MASO "S BENEVOLENT FUND .............................. . .................... BART CORFEE A D BEN MORGAN

CLIMAX MOLYBDENUM ......................................... ......................... ......... CAL CALLAHAN AND TARA HOSICK

CLEAR CREEK ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS ............ .... .. AUDREY (MEISEL) QUINN, SALUTATORIAN CLASS OF 1950

VOCA TTONAL SCHOOL

4·YEAR COLLEGE/ UNIVERSITY

BOYD QUINN CLASS OF 1945 BUD ORR CLASS OF 1961

MUTUAL OF OMAHA BANK SCHOLARSHIP ....... ................................ ....................................... ...... MARY

CHATHAM UNIVERSITY RACHEL CARSON BOOK A WARD ........ .............................. ......................... MARY

U ' IVERSITY OF ROCHESTER AWARDS .................. ...... ..................................................... . .... ....... MARY SMITH BAUSCH & LOMB HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD XEROX AWARD FOR I 'NOVATION AND INFORMATION TECH OLOGY FREDERICK DOUGLAS & SUSAN B. ANTHONY AWARD GEORGE EASTMAN YOUNG LEADERS A WARD

METRO MAYORS SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION .... . ......................... . ............... ............................. MARY SMITH

CLASS OF 2010 LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS IN SOCIAL STUDIES, MATH, ENGLISH, AND SCIENCE ...... MARY SMITH

*** Some Scholarships are yet to be awarded. Philanthropical Educational Organization for Women, Buckland·Guanella Family Schola Veterans of Foreign Wars, and others will be announced at later dates. ***

OUR VISION STATEMENT

Clear Creek graduates will be

empowered to become participants,

not spectators, in their own lives by

using their acquired academic and

social skills to make responsible

choices.

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Freshmen ........ Pg.6 Sophomores ... Pg.l 0 Juniors ............ Pg.14 Staff ................ P g. 20 Clubs .............. Pg.25 Fall Sports ...... Pg.38 Winter Sports ....... Pg.50 Spring Sports ......... Pg.62 Year-Round Sports .. Pg.68 Academics ...... Pg.82 CCAP .......... Pg.96 • Seniors .......... Pg.l 00 ,

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The forming buds

on our family tree

Jordo. App Zachery Ball

Cody Bower Corbm Buckner MurphyCa'Tip Chy'lna Cand ., HIed Cook

Trov s Cross Sa 'TIY Do.h Martha Eades jone F on T a lyon Fro it

lo Gosney Bntta Grampp Jcr -.,y Grecll Knsta 1-fa 1ck

Em1ly 1-faysol' Colt Hefher (odyH Dam H "ltz Rf.ys Hodge

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Jordan Howard De.• 1y Huffo·d Jay'le , .. ,ow~ Cam1lle Kmtzele

Aluo K~:>vac.ev Makayla LOpez Noaf, Mazto ek

Cf,andler Morgan M1cl·ael Rosevear Josey Scheer .ex Schmidt

Mounce S!11.1nocK S!11anre SIT' •h Brianra Thompson

Not P;ctured: Gwen Jones

Parker Trower Jared Wa•e !"Ia c1gh Wa;hmgtol' Raga, WickraM

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Class of 2014 9

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Just·-, Bel'lretts T arrey Buckner Stephan Bli'1dgaa·d

Kelsey (oll~ns Keller Cosby Madalyl'l Cross

Katelyr Elliot Cody Evans Marco Garc1a

logan Jares Cou. tr>ey Joyce

Kayla Kincannor Savannah Kohagen

AI'T'anda Burr Sarah Buss Tyler Cl 'le

Tanya Cross Dakota Dancer Colton Devisor

Vincent Garner Derek Henderson Candace Henson

Sophomore Student Council Representatives President: Denika Spadafora (middle)

Vice President: Sarah Buss (right) Secretary: Chelsea McClanahan (below)

Student Council Rep: Aubrey Stewart (left)

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Addison Trower

Not pictured:

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Elizabeth Bollig Dakota Brown Ally Huff Jerikka McKenna Hannah Velte

Aubrey Stewart

Mason Voiles Amber Watkins

~oke Mortmez Chelsea McCianoho•

Daniel Thompson

Courtney Weldy Jackson Wieger Caitlin Zmudko

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UNIORS It's our time to shine, grow, and

plant our roots for this world.

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Sebby Ana·ode Xander Ana•ode

Matthew Com

~o~don Conway Joke Cook

Erik FE: er

Dakota F•e$quez Amber Gallegos

Rowan Bold.Jc

Aust n Cf.ose

T1ffony Curt1s

Colv, Francis

Dor>1elle Garcia· .once

Co$ey Bower T oylor Broaddus Sydney Bronson

l orerzo Ciordeln Kaycee Condreoy

)LSiin Dar> els Andre Dov1s

Jun·or Class Student Council President: Katie Harmon (middle left)

Vice Prestdent. Erik Feller (middle right) Secretary· Rebekah Parrish (left}

Student CounCil Rep: Daniel e Garcia-lance (right)

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Conr•or GJrderson Ben Hrcks Adrranra ,tl7les Dy .:~r, 7'1 s

Cory Kerr Kyle Kraebre Jacob KoAa'su Damel .rvergood Ty>er lo.

Adam Moge·s lack McClintocK Gabe Mrnlz Tysor Mrtche!l

.uis Nnva·ro Borragor .. llamas Nobre S rnon Orletf.

K•ri Paczkowskr Rebekah Pornsr Elrse Pate

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0 v1o R get r Joseph Roso Soul Ru.z

Ryor She don

Philipp 5p•vlg Cary Stro"g 8 :1ke Thoe'lres

Jessica Va.~ ... ,ce'os 1-ionnof. Wescott Stephor Wh1trey Caleb Yo-ngc

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:::>~.stin Sr- •

Ky Trujillo

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Jane Conr~elly Tay1or Fe j! Zacf. K1se•

Aleks M1sa

T c•ez1a T I.?O

Billy Wood

Voresso Yoak 'l1

V1ctor Sa'ltos

Mega:" Smitf.

Kelsey Valdez

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Addison and Parker Trower

Ryan and Kyle Sheldon

Collin and Kayla Kincannon

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Sammy Dash and Derrek Moody

Adrianna and Gwen Jones

Dustin and Shianne Smith Gabbie and Rachelle Talbot

Teri and Colt Heffner

Jacob and Kitana Komatsu

Emma and Tessa Leake Jake and Jared Torrey and Corbin

Chad and Chris Morris '

Cassidy and Dakota , Fresq'

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Sorr A'ldersor M :'lelle Bor'les Fronk Brody Kotf.y B~o·rs

Trffiry Corl1o:1 Amanda =>rilr!'eye' Co yn Dykstra Fro:1k E'lr ~

M :.,oel F•ozer Conradt Frede Chen Freder ckson Tony Froth

Elrzobc•h Gordner Gregory 1-lole Amy Hotd•er Mary Lou 1-lelseth

• Lloyd He"ldersor

Don H1..'ll Bnor l;1mon ;)ebro Jerser Robyn Kehoe RorT'sey B K -: .. e

Dire Klonc1r Lo~;·ie Lovire Lori McAn1sl- Candy Me vo

Lloyd M.::W~1rter Jol"e Orondo Bc1JO!'lltr Potter

Jermfe· Potter Matt Sankey Dov d Sc'1uessler Mary S!'"ltlh

Mo·goret S•olde Arg e Tl-oennes ;)or 'JI W-;kler Notolte w·'lkler Ryan Wood

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ff" and The o r~e t ff does an counselrng sa

. ·0 b at amaz _n~ everything in organrzrng hank you to the schoo. Tthe office! everyone rn

Clubs are a great way to get involved in school activity. From D2D to We the People, there are a variety of things to do at CCHS.

Below: The French Club prepare C repe to help fund their tnp to France. Above: Color Guard during pirit week.

are always ~rowin~

Right: Oaniil from

International club dance at

Homecoming.

Above: 020 Club getting ready for The Haunted Trail.

Above: Yearbook just having fun. Above: We the People before the competition.

In Colorado, only 809(, of teeDS buckle up. Don • t be that 809(, Ill

Invest m your future ... BUCKLE UP TODAY! Thia pace lslpouored by Student Council and Drive Smart B/C 25

lnteresting·'.fact: Ms. Burns was an inspector worling1on· the' construction

Eisenhower Ju~nels du~ing -'~The jBore:: -~;~-~ ~-.. ""~ ~ :-:. ~~]= ~ ~:\lfUl::!l!s,;!:it_...._,~l i

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Above: Dante Armijo, Lauren Strauss, Aspen Bentley, Sarah McDowell, Eric Feller, T esso Leake, Cosey Mikol, jane Filion, Emily Hoyson, Claire Eades.

Here, the mock trial students practice their cases intensely with coaches Ms. Drifmeyer and Ms. Carlton for their next trial competition.

prepares students to speak in the public, think on their feet, and make logical arguments .

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This is the first time in 5 years that CC has hod a cheer team. They bring spirit to the school and teams. Go Clear Creek!

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Right: Clear Creek's one one and only Maddy Cross. Above: Cheer preforms for a Basketball game.

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Dusters To Di~~ers is a peer mentorin~ pro~ram for the inc:omin~ freshman. The ~oal is to help them throu~h their first year of hi~h sc:hoo ~et in to a routine. and mal"e sure thei ~rades are . We help them with a problems y may have or c:ome · c:ontac:t with e do a lot of fun ac: · · es durin~ an Lil"e dod~eball d relay rac:es buildin~. here are fundr·~""'r-•rllii done ell lil"e an ic:e ~ ...... haun trail. We h lot in s pro~ram.

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jazzy sets up the serve for t~e

Gold Diggers! ------ -----

Lady Diggers get ready to

pay

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The g·,ls hJdd e after a point

The fans look so enthused!

Getting ready for their parent night game

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Footba TIMB

Be -:JW GolaJiggers ' •st 'lo~P gorr o a

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a go n of yards ~

1wa c I r~ on k r a pass a• the Lt..•heron Po

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Zach and Shianne as Freshman royalty

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Above, front: Sarah Buss, Caitin Zmudka, Angela Gerton, Samantha Dash Back: Coach Gerton, Amber Vieweg, Denika Spadafora, Shianne Smith, Jordan App, Rebekah Parrish

iris Vars·

Above: Courtney Joyce goes m for two

pains

R1ght: The girls wait patiently for the1r score to drop through the hoop.

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The girls basket ball teams were eager to win. In the long run they won in spirit; each and every one of them.

The Digger Varsity girls had a great year this year throughout their hard work and dedication to their team. They finished close to a 14-6 record with 9-2 record in the Frontier League. Coach Ackerman and his team worked hard for this well deserved season record.

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On a Perfec:t Friday iqht. We W BL

Top left to right: Corey Kerr, Xander Andrade, Coach Cook, Coach Shoe, Coach Clay,

Philipp Sprung, Kellen Cosby.

Bottom left to right: Rowan Bolduc, jackson Wieger, Alberto Delgado, Sebby Andrade,

jacob Cook, Connor Gunderson.

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, hed a Youn~ Varsih:l Boys Team M!

R1ght: Captams Ph1hpp

Sprun S bby Andrade & Xander Andrade

The 2010-2011 JV boy

Ba ketball team is very

promi ing. The e player

will continue to learn and

excel and will have very

clo e and trong Var ity in a

few year , They will al o

help new ba ketball player

Left to Right: Coach Clay, Adam M, Rowan B, Jordan H, Dustin S, Daniil C, Cory K, Coach Cook Bottom Row: Bobo M, Justin B, Chandler M, Jared C, Dylan J, Chris M, Alberto D 56

rowin~ With the Tea

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Above The boys get ready for there f rsl home

duelloo at those mce new warm .Jps

BelowDere Moody takes down a 11 2 pounder from Sumrrut H gr Schoo1

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Top Lek Head coach Stan Gould g1ves adv1ce for a p1n1ng combirahon.Bottom R1ght Teor1 wa•ches eager y as Water M1chener wrestles a hard match Bottom Left Add son Trower gets h1s opponent 1n a front head ock Top R1ght·Ky Truj1u0 gets h1s arm ra1sed by the referee to show h1s v ctory

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''/4 6av<>tite thin'! abwt ;/a team i; the al.rendine thi !J 'lei be6<>te a ttiC€· "

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l{rista }tatrick, J4egan sJnith,

.,m41111' l!l~_,tte-·'!' oren.Z -rJ>ird 1\0.,.left to ritb-t: :MartJ>a Eades, nunter -ronn

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ream is hardwort,inq, and is also mixed with vete-rans and roohies: all of which are extremely dedic.ated to improvinq their shills in skiinq, and also qettinq down the mountain faste-r." - Mr. Fredell

"It's nic.e to see the new c.omers and freshman improvinq so quid,ly. and wort,inq so diliqently." - Mr. Miller

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8011, CCHS talent show was PACKBD with talent, all of the ld.da who puticlpatedln it aoelled.

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a break after a hard day of dirt biking

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Taylor Broaddu , Amber Pennell, and

Sammy Dash practice their guy

picking up kill at the Nike tore

12-16-2010

Doug Johnson worked with students in Clear Creek

School District since 2006. He was a well

respected detention and in-school suspension

supervisor as well as a track coach for the middle

school. During his time here in Clear Creek, he

developed positive relationships with many students

from 7th through the 12th grade. We all miss

seeing Mr. Johnson around the building and on the

track.

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Mr. Bob Warmack dedicated 28 years of his

life to CCHS. He was a Social Studies teacher

as well as a boys and girls basketball coach.

He is responsible for the success of our school's

We The People program and has many

accolades associated with his dedication to

education. January 19th is officially Robert

Warmack day in the Clear Creek School

District.

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This fall Hannah Wescott and Rachelle Talbot played for the U-18 girls Stingers soccer club in Evergreen. Rachelle played forward for the Stingers and Hannah played outside midfield. The team had a very successful season finishing 12-3 as well as winning the Broomfield Blast tournament. Hannah and Rachelle Both look forward to playing next fall, as well as this spring with Clear Creek.

11annah Wescott,.-------___,

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CJabrielle Talbot Gabrielle was first put on ice just before her third birthday and has loved it ever since. She has competed individually and in duets, while completing moves and dance tests in order to skate on a synchronized team. With her synchronized skating team she has qualified for Nationals 7 times and has held the title of 8th in the Nation while also winning many Sectional and Individual competitions. Gabrielle will pursue her passion of synchronized skating in college and hopefully qualify for Worlds.

Tae l~won Do

Lac.rosse

lc.e Sl~atin~

jody Nelson Jody Nelson has been in Tae Kwon Do for seven years, and is a 1st degree black belt. She likes sparing, and kicking face. She started when she was nine years old, and has loved it ever since. She is now a assistant teacher for The Clear Creek/ Gilpin County Academy of Martial arts.

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ee in Boxinq This year has been a great year far box ng team. The athletes participating have trained countless numbers of hours and have became some of the best boxers in the state, reg1on and the United Stales. The participating athlete's age range 8 and up.

My favorite part is the training getting

beat up, and hanging out w1th Beau

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Po Bottom Left: The flog team, and the poms team complement each other to a T, as they cheer on their successful basketbal l team. With beautiful smiles, talented moves, and dedication, the poms team was a guaranteed attribute to the crowd's excitement.

suc.c.ess. able top team has fantastic. the poms tea 111qh Sc.h tarent, cheer, a

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C.ymnastics .,......_...-----~ l~elsey Valdez

"I like gymnastics because when you fall it usually still looks cool. "

-Kelsey Valdez

The ardi Gras Dance was a huge success, the rench Club did a great job putting this awesome dance together! Thanks rench Club! The band was

wesome as well, To The Highest Bidder was great and pushed the Dance over the top! Thanks everyone for coming and su porting the French club!

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Willie Leslie

rehearsing for

the spring ~

musical, ~

Footloose.

penior Dallys S. loves the theater, she often directs the theater

Clear Creek offers many electives, one of them being theater, this allows the students to be able to open up in ways they normally can't, and become someone else, to be in someones else's shoes. This fun and interactive class allows people to explore new horizons, and learn about different types of theaters, and we explore new ways to portray new characters. This helps kids come out of there shells and become close to the class. It is truly a great elective that CCHS is proud to have.

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class bu y at work.

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Above: Ms. Spletzer

Below: Andre and Kyle in AP Btology

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Below: Collin works hard on math.

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al1atz. " -Mr. Ferdell

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tznvt"-ronmtznt': - Mr. Fredell

The 2010-2011 sc,ence program 1s growmg, for sue~ a smo I

school, Clear Creek has or> outstand1ng sc ence progro:n that

offers fo11 d1ffe·ent b1ology classes Ger>ero B o ogy Co lege

Prep B1ology, Advanced B ology and Anatomy ''a so

1ncludes lhree d1fferent p~ys col sc1ences. Sc1ence 9, Phys1cs

and Chefl11stry The program IS a strong pori of the Clear

Creek H1gh Sc~Jool prog orr>

The Ma'h classes at CCHS also cover a w1de

array of areas and skill evels. A student can

really advance in the math classes. CCHS

offers A,gebra I, Algebra II, Informal Geometry,

Geometry, Statistics, PreCalculus, and Ca,culus.

O~..;r Math teachers, Ms. Carlton, Ms.

Frederickson and Mr Schuessler do a great job

in preparing students to surv1ve n our

mathematica world

Math Below: a study group is formed to

work on math.

Above: Ms. Carlton helps lan with his homework.

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driver inattention.

g while using a cell phone reduces the amount of brain

activity associated with driving by 37%.

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Our Social Studies teachers, Miss Drifmeyer and Mrs. Jensen teach all of the Social Studies classes at Clear Creek High School. As well as the classes they teach, these two dedicated teachers are involved in supervising and coaching their own clubs within the school. Miss Drifmeyer assists Miss. Calrton in Mock Trial and Mrs. Jensen is in charge of the We the People program and Student Council. The Social Studies program at CCHS is great and will just improve over the years. We are lucky to have such great teachers in this program.

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bloom·ng mus1cions and those w1 unbridled talent. There ore many do taught by Mr. Yonowicz. Students ore a to toke bond piano beginning guitar advanced guitar and percussion. Students ore ob e to explore the1r talents through mstrumento mus·c and show off at various concerts and mus·cal events throughout the year.

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W AAE AL CO CTED. Senio Fami y re Amber fought over o pJrple dodgeball with T eri who was best friends with

jacqueline who played T-ball w·th PJ who graduated from Georgetown

Elementary with Isaiah who played baseball with Brad who went to

Kindergarden with Becca who in elementary school was good friends with

jordan who met Mickey as a baby who in 2fld grade met Kyla who

worked at Da·ry King with Jazzy who made up dar1ces witr Mohrisa who

dated Porter who broke his nose whi e doing a back flip with Tom who

played lacrosse with Kyle who went to Carlson Elementary with Danny who

played soccer with Kendra who danced in the 8th grade talent show to

Barbie Girl" with Gabrielle who was hit with a hockey puck by Bill who

went to Crow Canyon with jessica who p ayed basketball with Taylor who

was in band with Emma who played tne flute like Mariah who was in

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emon salt in Glidden's science c ass with Max who leh us unti he came

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EMS with Cody T. who went to Gilpin El mentary with Aspen who

managed the wrestling team that included johnny who played varsity

football with Brandon who was in baseball with james who was high

school sweet hearts with Claire who in 6th grade was friends with Tabby

who used to have a big crush on ian who was in Economics with Colt who

has tattoos like Amanda who was best friends with Katie who was in

homerooM with jerrett who went to Evergreen like Connor who has known

Nick since he was 3 who played scrabble with Didier who was in English

12 with Cody S. who got a ride everyday Senior year with Cassidy who

was teacher aide like Dallys who had theater class with jasmine who was

in choir with Christina who was in Volleyball with Moaike in 7th grade who

went to Warren Tech with Lizzy who was really good friends with Evan

who is much taller than Moody who played on the playground with Alex in

elementary who had Government and Economics with jenni who was in

senior homeroom with Bubba who took on-line classes like Collin. 97

"So I will run, until my feet don't

touch the ground and as the w e

carry me out, keep li teni g."

-Mayday Parade ha beco e, who can

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Brittney Distel

shots, "You can take the good with the bad, mil

how when your sad, love what you've got and

remember what you had, always forgive b

never forget, learn from your mistakes bu

never regret, people change, thing go

wrong ju t remember , life goe on."

"We stand in awe in which that

cannot be een and o fell the

blade of fate again, in the name of

the rna k."

life with no regret , love

moment and take nothing

for granted"

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Emma Leake

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Hippopotamu , or just a reall} cool Opotmau ?"

"What lie behind u and what lie before us are tiny matter compared

to what lie within u . "

-Ralph Waldo

Chri tina Livengood "To have faith is to be ure of the

thing we hope for, to be certain of the thing we cannot see."

-Hebrews 11:1

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Connor McCarty "We climbed the rocks in snow and rain in search of

magic powers"

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Brandon Menefee

' La hter is a mile with the olume turned up.":)

-Unknown

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life is to find reality."

-Unknown

''I'm not afraid, at lea t not to die, I'm afraid to live and not to remember why."

- Envy on the Coast

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"Ta e off thi ball and

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back and

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"God is aDJ ... Life is a dance

floor. .. Love i the rhythm ... You

are the mu ic."

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Cody Thomp on

"Life' hard, life' harder when your tupid."

-John Wa)ne

Jerret Tidwell

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"Sometime the body need to feel tre to appreciate joy"

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"I have never let my schooling

interfere with my education." -Mark Twain

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"If you were born beautiful when you were young, that was an accident of nature, if you are beautiful

when you are old, thats because )OU created it.

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David & Mariah Porter & Kendra

1 3 Wrestle A Bear And Win 1 4 Be On The Aeal World 1 5 BE A Pro Football

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1 6 Never Leave Clear Creel'\ 1 7 Marry 11iqh Sc:hool Sweetheart

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ur yearbook was printed out of logan, Utah by Herff jones printing company. It

Q ontains 1 1 2 pages with an 8 page spring upplement. It also has 80# paper and is a

~~~M ze 700. Genise Cushman is our

__('AWESOME yearbook representative and ~Trudene james is our helpful customer

eNice representative. Natalie Winkler, w1thout you our hard working adviser, this is ot possible. Thank you to our

administration, staff, people who bought ads and all of those who helped make our yearbook a success. What does "home grown" mean to you? It means to us that we are grounded, and ready to meet life's challenges by being here at CCHS!

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Camille Kintzele, Molly Quaranto, Valerie Romine.

"l1omed track because you con hong out with frtends.

My events ore the 1 00 meter dash, 4 x 1 00 relay,

and 200 meter run I like track becoPse of the people

and it's a fun atmosphere."

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"I'm the best at and en1ay runn1ng My events 1• 1,-,ng "'rnp and 100 meter dash." "I 1oined because I love runmng

The events are the 1600 meter run and the 800 meter run The best part of 11 IS you g t f1 al y• . own pace

"I've been do1ng track ever stnce I come

to the h1gh school, 1ust like my mom My

three events ore the h1gh 1ump, long

1ump, and hurdles. The reason why I like

track IS there IS less r mpet on

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C.irls Soc:c:er The Clear Creek soccer team has grown immensely over

the past few years. from playing a man down with nine

players in 2009, to an astonishing 22 players This season

the captains, Hannah WescoH and Sydney Bronson have

led the team to many victory's and have started a new

branch of Clear Creek athlet1cs.

Though the Clear Creek soccer

team did not make 11 to playoffs this

year, they have grown together as

a family. Soccer players have a

unique bond that will forever be

with them. With the dedication of

our coaches they can achieve

many wonderful victories.

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"Lacrosse is a great sport and a great way to get outside and be with your friends. I highly suggest that everyone at least tries to play lacrosse, even if it is not competitive."- Kyle Jennings

Top (L-R): Coach We cott, Justin D, Walter M, Johnny S, Danny H, Kyle J, Nathan K, Coach Kittleberger Bottom (L-R): Ethan J, John J, Bryce T, Eli C, Luke W, A.J. P, Na h N, Chas S

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Bottom row: Colton D., oah M.,