Fruita High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Fruita, CO)

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The Best Characters Of Today, Are The Leaders Of Tomorrow. 1. Co-captains of the girls' Varsity basketball team, Kim Kearns and Michelle Tonozzi, demonstrate their leadership on the court as well as off. Talking at the pep assembly is not hard for Kim Kearns as she seems to have a lot to say. 2. A letter jacket symbolizes not only achievement in ment in an activity but also serves as a recognition of recognition of the school. Donald Currier parades his proudly. 10 Opening

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1. A growing feeling of freedom is symbolized by the American flag. The Pom-Pon girls brought forth this feel- ing at every pep assembly. 2. A life full of decisions awaits each high school senior as jeff Fullmer chooses to pro- crastinate awhile longer on these plans. 3. Building his athletic abilities, Danny Sellers exhibits them at a pep assembly. 4. Making final pjans for the weekend are always complicated as Randy Reender tries to organize while Todd Bonatti laughs at his ef- forts. 5. Long weeks of preparation pay off as Guido deBest and jay Pol- lack deliver a well preformed play. 6. Daily assignments are met as Gary Thomas throws a threatening glare to the students. 7. Determination shows in the faces of Mike Mudry and Tony Swisher as they prepare for the game. Opening 9

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FLAGMEN AI 1. Playing music for the pep assembly. Sue Vidmar and Rick Foreman con- tribute spirit. 2. Rumbles are not only a place for dancing but also a hot spot for socializing. 3. William Shakespeare (Guido deBest) attempts to kiss Queen Elizabeth (Tori Memmitt) as Dark Lady (Kelly Keith) angerly ob- HEAD Student Life