Air Academy High School - Vapor Trails Yearbook (USAF Academy, CO)

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. And Now A Word From Your Editors . 1981-82 marked a year of many changes at Air Academy High School and the Vapor Trails staff was proud and privileged to produce a book with memories of the post and hopes for the future as District Twenty expanded and added an additional high school, Rampart High. We, as editors-in-chief, hope that with the hard work and dedi- cation of this year's Vapor Trails staff we have produced a book of which you foo can be proud. The production of a yearbook requires both hard work and many out-of-school hours. We would like to thank our staff who made these sacrifices in order to give you the best book possible. We would also like to extend our deepest appreciation and thanks to Mrs. Elizabeth Cutter, our friend and adviser, whose experience and understanding helped to make the completion of this book reality. Photographs are one of the ma- jor elements of a yearbook, and the entire Vapor Trails staff would like to thank Mr. Jim Stabler for the time he- spent producing many quality pictures for our book. The Vapor Trails book is pro- duced by Josten'sfAmerican Yearbook Company and our re- presentative, Mr. Wayne Cor- maney, was always there to of- fer suggestions and give us sup- port. We would like to thank him for his patience and professional opinions. We would also like to thank our parents for their patience and understanding throughout this past year. Wetmay never have this year back,lbut at least we have the lasting friendships, proms, old Adviser Mrs Elizabeth Cutter Editors in Chief Joanne Roberts Linda Ronning Opening And Closing Joanne Roberts Linda Ronnrng Academics 'Sam Peterson Rodd Aubrey Jean Oscarson 'Section editor Fine Arts 'Kathy Seeley Gabi Prochaska Tonya Anderson 'Cindy Weber Rodd Aubrey Juniors 'Liz Paul Kathy Seeley Monica Salinas 'Claudia Ross love letters, cherished smiles, rowdy football games, weekend get-togethers to look back on, and new found knowledge which will help us to build our futures. We can only hope that we have preserved the best of memories in the Silver Anniversa- ry Edition of Vapor Trails 1981- 1982. Good luck in the future, Cbocuvua Qobuw iipmdaffjign Love, Faculty 5P9 f5 'Rodd Aubrey Girls 'Carolyn Sampson Sam Peterson Cla'-idle R055 Valerie Rose Liz Paul OTQODIZQTIODS Boys 'Tanya Anderson 'Gabi Prochaska Valerie Rose Cindy Weber Carolyn Sampson Tonya Anderson Liz Paul Jean Oscarson Photographers Student Life Casey Chinn 'Jana White Teron Emilio sophomores Liz Sharp Tim Goldstein Valerie Rose Index 'Cindy Weber ' Seniors . ' Closing I 21 1

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A Year Of Memories To Build Our Lives Upon . When we walked into first hour, 180 days ago, we were different people than we are now. On August 27 we felt a lot of things. Apprehension perhaps, but also some excitement. Now, we feel relief, but also some sadness, at the completion of another year at AA, succeeding as o school and as individuals. We encountered many problems in our lives this year, but dealing with them allowed us to grow. What we did this yeor will be the basis for a future: the friends and memories we made will be the basis of our lives. Mountaineering Club mem- ber Todd Warren leaps across a creek in an effort to keep his feet dry Cleftj. During the game against Boulder Fairview, Pat Rice prepares to hand off the ball Cbottom lefty. Avoiding the crowded courtyard, Deidre Ford studies during AC-AD-lM-Y peri- od in front of the school Cbe- lowj. 2 1 O I Closing

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Alma Mater Our Silver Came From Mountains High, A Precious Sight To See. Our Blue Was Borrowed From The Sky, So High, So Mde, So Free. And Prairies Roll Up To Our Door From Where The Sun Does Rise To Rockies Guarding Ever More We Raise Our Heads And Lift Our Eyes. Academy, Academy, The Summit Where We Stand. The School We Love, Academy, The Proudest In The Land, And When We Journey From Your Side, Look Back, Then T urn Away Fore ver More Mth Glowing Pride We Know We 'II Think Of You Each Day. 212lClosing