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

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Metts-Montero Bradley Metts Renee Metzger Dana Mikulecky Carolyn Miller Kristin Miller Nancy Miller Sherri Miller Ted Milsap Lynnette Mobley Dave Modisett Jerry Mollica Joseph Monroe Sheree Montero 501 Seniors Where Seniors Are Going K I , H 1 I , f' 1, . me ,I ff' V, l I ,q A' f ,Z 31. 1 K, 6, .J Senior Stats BRADLEY METTS: Baseball. RENEE METZGER: High Trails. DANA MIKULECKY: Cheerleader, PAAS, Montage, dramatic and musical productions, choir, Stu- dent Council, Ski Meisters, powderpuff. CAROLYN MILLER: Cheerleader, Ski Meisters, powderpuff. KRISTIN MILLER: Concert Choir. NANCY MILLER: Cheer- leader, Polar Bear Club, Ski Meisters. LYNETTE MOBLEY: Band, forensics, debate, High Trails, Montage, choir, K-ettes, NFL, NHS, Spanish Club, PAAS. JOSEPH MONROE: Golf, hockey, bond, Student Council, FCA, SHEREE MON- TERO: Powderpuff. SHARON MOORE: Soccer, swimming, cheerleader, Mon- tage, Jetstreom, choir, Student Council. PAAS. PAUL MOREHEAD: Soccer. JULIE NEWELL: Soccer, Home Ec Club, Ski Meisters,. RICHARD NEWELL: Bowling. ANTHONY NICHOLSON: Baseball, basketball, football, track, NHS. MARGARET NOONAN: BAsketboII, tennis, volleyball, Student Council, Spanish Club.

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Martin-Merrill Seniors Offer Affectionate Definitions When the new Rampart High School chose a ram as a mascot, it started some students thinking. A ram is, after all, a tangible mascot. But what is a Kadet? Some seniors' imaginations were stirred, and here are a few of the responses to that pressing question. Toni Wach: A dedicated fan, standing in the freezing cold, holding out until the last minute on the clock runs out. Jeff Pfannerstill: A skinny duck. Kim Mehl Cpictured lefty: Pride and love for the blue and silver. Stephanie Donovan: lt's not a thing: it's a feeling. But, probably, to most AAHS students. seeing that little bird holding a club - gave us a feeling of exclusive pride. A Kadet is a mascot of supremacy. Holly Martin James Martinez Patti Marx Michele Mason Elizabeth Matlock Randall Maxwell Mary McGreal Carey McGuire Patti McMaster David Mediavilla Kenneth Meisinger Diane Merrill Seniorsf49

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Moore-Noonan Will Be Decided By Where They've Been Most underclassmen looked at the seniors with envy and wished they could be graduating. leaving the rules and regulations of high school life behind. But some seniors felt, along with that excitement, a little apprehension at the thought of leaving o familiar setting behind and venturing forth to a new terrain - college. David Morin had mixed emotions about going to college. l'll probably be an accounting major, but that could change when I find out more about myself and the jobs available. Friends were most likely one of the biggest parts of high school, and some seniors felt that going to a college they wanted to versus going to one that their friends were attending was a hard choice. David felt that You have to decide whot's more important, and you can still keep your old friends while making new ones at a new school. Sharon Moore Tony Moore Paul Morehead lim Munson Cheryl Murray Jerry Moser Kirk Neels Carla Nelson Julie Newell Richard Newell Anthony Nicholson Margaret Noonan Seniors I 51