Fort Morgan High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Fort Morgan, CO)

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE MR. B. A. KAMNIER Superintendent of Schools It has become exceedingly apparent that the world of tomorrow will be by far more competitive than any previous time in history. A happy life will be greatly dependent upon the quality and amount of training received prior to adulthood. Our local schools have contributed much to the fulfillment of this requirement for happy living . . . Institutions of higher learning, if attended, will also contribute toward this end. Training alone, however, can be only an aid to future success and happiness. What about your innermost feelings? They too tell a story. Are you going to be strong in the face of a challenge? Are you going to pick worthwhile goals? Are you going to choose goals commensurate with your abilities? Are you going to be determined to succeed? If you can give an affirmative answer to these questions, you will be competitive and happiness should be yours. This is our wish for you in the exciting world of tomorrow, The wish that success and happiness comes your way and it will if you reach for it. SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Mr. Mellinger, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Randels, Mr. Neil, Mr. Kammer, Mr. Pumphrey, Mr. Keagoy.

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TEACHING STAFF INSPIRES STUDENT BODY

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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE This message is primarily directed to the reader of this annual in the year of 1983-to those who graduated in the year of 1963. Twenty years will have elapsed since your graduation, and this annual is a record of the four years you spent at Fort Morgan High School. Each page is full of reminders, of friends, of moments of great fun and those of great joy. You will probably laugh, or at least chuckle, as you turn these pages and possibly even a tear of remembrance will comet you. fV?5tex'er your reaction is in 1983 it certainly will be one of fond fin ories, in the main, for you and your high school friends, no Ltnatter how widely separated today, in 1983, have one thing in common f'-you each helped make those years pleasant and rewarding. This book is a book of memories, and after you have dusted it off, sit back and reflect with care and relish each memory. This book is truly de- signed with you and your future in mind-not as a keepsake but as a reminder of school, of youth, and of your relatively carefree days! LOWELL KNIGHT Assistant Principal OFFICE STAFF Left to right Theresa Reagan, Louella Palmer, Mary Malone, Dottie Lorenson.