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

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Ffa a- ft ws' QTTX N T 5 xx, l Frenchman On Target In A Unique Sport Air Academy offered many programs to its stu- dents, but because of the diverse interests and KK talents of students, some people became inter- ested in activities outside of school. One such student was George Frenchman. A junior, George started competing in archery tour- naments nine years ago, and since then has won nine state titles. George has also competed on a national level, and placed sixth nationally, two years in a row. Archery is a very different sport from what most high schoolers participate in. George got involved in the sport because his father had been shooting for years and passed his interest on to his son. The archery tournaments are held inside dur- ing the winter and outside during the warmer months. For George, archery is a chance to com- pete and meet new people. Someday l'd like to compete in the Olympics. George's high standards and hard work typify Air Academy and its unique students: working toward the best. Opposite Page: School no longer consists ofjust the three R's. Wayne lntermill and Tim Keenan work on an engine in auto mechanics Ctopj. Juniors took a variety of classes. Students concentrate on a lecture in Chemistry class Cbottomb. I.. 2- '- emi ' wi r W N 3- , ., ck gi. J 'xr M if-. si' KX 5:1 J We -1. 5 Y' K is .. ,ri X is i 5' 15 ,E a Q L I arty It X ll' 5 . av . 'R Theresa Favatella Steven Feakes Michael Fennessy Sandy Fiege Herman Fitz Mike Fitzgerald Kathleen Fitzpatrick Peter Flanders Deidre Ford Pat Forde Carol Foster Steven Fouss Michael Frombach Colleen Francis Martha Freeman George Frenchman John Galassie Jennifer Ganyard Kelly Gardner Gina Garruto David Gerba Lisa Gertcher Tina Gieben Craig Gienty Stacey Gilmore Anna Glltner Tim Goldstein Della Roe Green David Griffis Teresa Guillaume Jill Habbinga Mary Haberkorn Juniorsf67

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Karen Custer Kimberly Daehn James Daino Anne Dargenio Jacquie Davenport Elizabeth Davison Theresa Dawson Marshall DeBerry Beth Dehart Anthony Delesus Dennis Dekrey David Denison Lisa Donovan Kristina Dorman Tamara Doyle Dee Ann Dugger Brian Duke Lisa Easton Nadine Edington Douglas Edwards James Egan Lisa Ehrmann Lisa Elges Laura Ellis Shireen Ellis David Emerick Sheryl Engebretson Charles Engle Tom Entwhistle Karen Erler Michael Ernst Laura Fannin 661 Juniors 4 x s. If skis li is We , K 2 1' X qs in veil

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Carl Haddon William Hadl Cary Hagan Peggy Hale Douglas Haley Douglas Hall Elizabeth Hamel Jeffrey Hannasch James Harlng Melody Harris Robert Harrison Leslie Hartway Troy Hastings Leah Head Linda Heath Heidi Hedrlck Michael Henderson Patricia Hessler Michele Hill Aaron Hockhnadel Elizabeth Holland Richard Holt Karen Hook Carle Hoover Nora Horan Margaret Hornaday Richard Horne Lisa Houghton Sherri Houston Katherine Howard Thomas Hoyle Therese Hughes 681 Juniors 'I Junior Powderpuffer Go All Cut For Win Traditional Homecoming week seems to center around powderpuff. But this year the juniors broke tradition by winning the powderpuff foot- ball game for the second time in Air Academy's 25-year history. Their convincing 12-8 victory highlighted Home- coming week for the juniors. A touchdown and conversion by the seniors early on had the juniors worried, but the impres- sive running of Heidi Hedrick and Shelly Vaughn proved to be too much for the senior defense. The junior class was made up of strong com- petitors and this special victory brought the class closer for their last year together. The opposing senior powderpuffers Cbelowj were tough. but the class of '83 met the challenge. i i .Q -S, 12 XA I