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

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A ,FV wg Though the Art Club were few in numbers, they had set goals and accomplished a lot. Each member used his or her talent to aid in ac- tivities such as murals and commu- f . gg nity projects, gg This year, Art Club has complet- E U ' ed a volleyball mural in the boy's T LS? gym and re-newed the Trojan sign ' in Fountain. For outside activities the group hosted the Pikes Peak League Art Show held at the Mall ofthe Bluffs, and invited two guest speakers to educate interested students on var- ious careers in art. Overall, Art Club is set up to give creative students an outlet for their talents. The Art Club officers were R. j. Steer, President, San tez Morrow, Asst. President, and Frank Fuchs, Secretary-Treasurer. Not Pictured was Toni Nothstine, Vice President. ' f I g,yi,.31 Members of the Art Club were fl. to Rj: R. j. Steer, Sponsor, Mr. Kalish, Santez Morrow, Frank Fuchs, Harry Knight, and Toni Nothstine.

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IUUIIDNAIIIISMK All the deadlines are met, the book is off the presses, and now, with a sign of relief our work is accomplished. Many were the frus- trated and hurried moments when the cry went out to 'produceu midst the stacks of books, papers, and pictures. The initiation into the realm of cutlines, bleeding pic- tures, gutters, and dummies was ac- complished in due time. Working long hours after school, selling ads, wri ting copy, and going slightly zany are but a few of the many activities in which the year- book staff participated. The book itself now stands as a mute testimony of the work and perseverance put forth by the entire staff waiting only to be read to bring back fond memories which until then had remained in obscur- ity. The journalism staff proofread the newest issue of the TROJAN TIMES, it , ,, ,M Top to Bottom IL,Rj Mrk Cloer, Stephanie Masangkay Shelia Raposa, Greg Watkins, Scott Harviston, Doug Davis, Rita Odom, Christina O'Shea, Mrs. Sommer.

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The Forensics Team was back and ready for action. The talk- jocks'Q as they were commonly known, competed against other schools in many verbal events, such as, interpretation of drama, poetry, and humor. The judges rat- ed their performances on a scale and ranked the participants accord- ing to their performances. This team was small, but they got supe- rior ratings at their meets. They have attended three regional meets plus an A-AA state speech festival. Either these people were devoted to what they were doing, or they were just crazy. lf'UlI3IENSII'l2Y Richard Bowen spoke his mind , , W ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, s www-,' M44 ' 5 ' aww -4. ' M, 'H E 4 tl, ay 5 zw :ff fv , . , , ,,,,,L E IVV A W, I 'V ' Mu--, IL to Rj Richard Bowen, Dr. Hawkeye Helm ISponsor2, and Shane Blizzard