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

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IDIDUC The Area Vocational Program, ad- ministered by Pikes Peak Comm unity College, is designed to serve high school students in all public schools in El Paso County. Twenty-Hve voca- tional programs are offered to enrich the education of each participating student. The objectives of the pro- gram are to prepare each student with the competencies, skills, attitudes, and work capabilities necessary to ob- tain employment in their chosen oc- cupations. l-'ermin Vialpando demonstrated the skillful techniques of car theft. fl. to Rj Robert Tanner, Darren Solo, and john Cop er are shown here cleaning up the mess they made in the shop. The people that attend where jon McGrew, jeffrey Talkington, Sara Grufbs, Terry Miller, Tracy Worrell, Ronald Schnurr, Shannon Smith, Carrie Talkington, john Copper, Randi Hall, Robert Service, Darrin Soleau, Robert Tanner, Troy Torres, I-'ermin Vialpando, William Young, William Irwin, joe johnson, Paul Pliszka, Berdet jackson Rainwater, David Ready, Tony Tyler, Monica Anderson, Anthony Crutcher, Rich Huff Tony Selvage, Robert Patterson, jack Ruttary, Sandra Smith, Melody Marczynski, Kirk Noble, Kevin Richards, Brian Geist, Grant Aikala, Mark Dorner, Matt Stapish, Yvonne Abeyta, Michele Paraday, Sandra Richardson, Patricia Smith.

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lFIIfllIl'DM'SIl'1IIID 'Ulf 'CIHIIQIISTFIIAN ATFIHIIIEIIIES Q' .56 Qs 6 4.1.2 S. at QI' If f 'Q N990 0 The stress of FCA this year has been to help stu- dents find a positive group of people to be around. Through the positive peer pressure, we hoped to help alleviate the drug and alcohol abuse by young people today. Alternate activities could be found. I-'or example, there were square dances, game nigh ts, group activities and seminars. Several students have attended work- shops on drug and alcohol abuse and how to help their peers. The purpose of FCA was to present to athletes and coaches, and to all whom they influenced, the chal- lenge and adventure of receiving jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving HIM in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church. The officers this year were: PRESIDENT - MATT SWANEYand VICE PRESIDENT- CAROL COCK- ROI-'T

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qL to R1 Bottom to topj: Chris Aaron, Sean Grugel, Harry Knight, Alex Brown, Bryon King, Second Row IL to Rj: Veronica Truji- llo, Toby Crubbs, Stacey Brewster, jason Abeyta, Greg Watkins, Deana Stom, Kim Martin, Marijo Lyda, Kervin Stewart, Rich- ard Miskho, Kelly Cooper, jeri Kless. Third Row KL to Rl: Scott Logan, Russell Palm- gren t, Lee Allen, jeremiah Fowler, Pam Ber- ry, Dawne Haines, Denise Henry, Nesha Whaley, Maribeth Bricker, Lynette Rocha, Maria Schumacher. Second Row IL to Rj: Chris Barela, Karen Watkins, Kim Wil- liams, Stephanie Santo, Paul Barnes, Mr. Schwartz, Tracy Watts, Kammi Howlett, Fo- Iole I-'aleHa, Windy Murphy, janet Palmer, Bottom Row KL to RI: Steve Logan, Richard Bowen, Brian Aubin, Mark Patterson, Pat Freeman, Brian Geist, Mike Steczo, Randy Orcalt. I ANI Richard Bowen kept the rhythm for the marching band. Wm