Fountain Fort Carson High School - Yearbook (Fountain, CO)

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ART SPARKS TI-IE SCHGGL WITH CREATIVITY ...mei , A W 1 i l .W . .s V it fd? Back row, left to right: sponsor, lohn Kalish, Donna Whitmore, Tammy Magnuson. Front row: Bobbie Griffith, Yvonne Smith, Kendra O'Neil, Ronnie Gibbens, Diane Rolph. Zemar King shows talent in his pottery. get N . ....-..-ff-K' 855'-rv' , N , Tami Magnuson stresses each stroke. s'4 m E Art Club strives to show the need and importance of art in the community, school, and in every day life. They attempt to involve the entire student body in understanding this need for artistic expression. ,fx if is . The Art Club designed and painted the science wing wall, painted the new letters for activities sign in front of school. The club also painted the graphics on the lunchroom wall, as well as the track and cross-country mural in the boy's gym. if A lim Aultman steadily at work with clay. B9

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THE TALK OCKSH OF FOUNTAIN-FORT Left to right: Earl Patterson, Brenda Ford, Tim Tallent, Valerie Howard, Tracie Kelsen, Lisa Dailey, Tedd Puchett, Renee Hansen, Denise Bryant, and Nancy Hart, Sponsor, Ken Kennard. Forensics is a competitive team which has a regular season stretching from Oc- tober to April. Participants can earn school letters, become state champions and even go to a yearly national tour- nament sponsored by the National Forensics League. Forensics offers a wide variety of speech activities in which to compete: debate, extemporan- eous speaking, and oral inter- pretation. Students who com- pete develop their speaking and thinking skills, to learn to compete in the most competi- tive environment this state has to offer, and gain both state and national recognition. The Forensic team this year has attended four meets before Christmas and attend- ed approximately eight after Christmas. Though the team had brought home no hard- ware this fall, the winter season looked more promis- ing. Here's Valerie Howard wait- ing to give her best at competi- tion.

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SCI-IGLARS RECUGNIZED AT AWARDS ASSEMBLY National Honor Society is an organization whose members reflect character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. New members were initiated into NHS in February during the Academic Awards Assembly. This year NHS earned funds by sponsoring a car wash and the Winter's Eve Dance. '?Tf 'fi A in Back row, Left to right: Ronni Gibbens, Howard Walker, Lisa Dailey, Pat Daniels, Mr. Kennard, Lynn Steer, Ierry Morris, Sharon Iones, Bob Blair, Ieff Latchaw, Kendra O'Neil, Roy Ienkins, Ken O'Neil, Renee Hansen, Earl Patterson, Kim Steczo, Rachelle Bailey, Ted Puckett, Tracie Kelsen, Tammy Magnuson. Lisa Dailey lights the character candle at Formal Initiation. Howard Walker cooking at NHS initiation.