Rampart High School - Rampages Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Carl Acker Tracy Adams jeff Adleman Frank Atwood Mark Ayen Derrick Bagwell Steve Balog Mark Bamelo Kim Banville Christina Bastian jessica Becker jenny Bell Robbie Bennett Eleanor Benotti Kevin Berce The first year First time for everything Reaching fir For the first time ninth graders found themselves responsible for their own schedules, and suddenly they were at the bottom of the school again. Like other ninth grad- ers, these students had many con- frontations with upperclassmen. Before Mr. Bolte announced there would be no initiations, many freshmen found themselves singing on the lunch tables or pushing pen- nies up a wall. Despite such surprising but usu- ally funny experiences, the ninth st base graders did occasionally get to class on timeg and once there, found high school life as different in the class- room as it was in the hall. This was a freshman's first exposure to the horror known as finals week. They were also in on varsity sports, play- ing them or cheering for them. Although freshmen seemed to be gypped out of a year of ruling the school at the junior High, most felt their new experiences more than made up for a year of lost leader- ship. 5 4 S Li ff v ,4- ., .f K r 1, it A . x

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MOUNTAIN BELL INTRODUCED call waiting to Colorado cus- tomers this year - but students at Rampart, including Becky Green, Susan Quigley, and Gloria Wagner, found call waiting to be waiting in line to use the pay phone. ,eQ in America America she quickly learned about was the prices of things here as opposed to Finland. She found out that clothing is half as cheap askin her homeland. A pair of pants that would cost 3540' in Finland would only cost S520 here. Food was another inexpensive item. America was look- ing better and better. Then she said that she found out that the rules dealing with teenagers were very strict in Amer- ica. In her home country, teenagers went out on dates until three or four o'clock in the morningg they can drink alcoholg and most of them smoke cigarettes. Here the teen- agers were very conser- vative. But after consid- ering everything, her fi- nal remark was, I like American a lot! IRQ 5 X ff-N -.Xxff A.-F x....,x f Q 5 'x .f ,. Val Wiley jenny Wilson Mike Wilson Shad Wilson Curt Wingerr Kim Winters Dawn Wolfrum jon Woster Brian Ziegler Class of '85 Wi-Zi 09

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COOL WAS THE RULE at all times for fresh- men. With his mirror shades, Paul Romberg tries to remember this as he studies in the library. ti , l FRIENDS HELPED TO MAKE the piles of homework more bearable. Freshmen Kelly Spires, Tanya Sutherland, and janet Cowell try to make it through long assignments without falling asleep. X f ..,Aa .r-.Q 4.. Tammy Berry Tony Bertolini Shawn Bishop Kathleen Boland Paul Bollard Bruce Bowden Brian Bowers David Brandt Kelly Branigan Mark Braun Cecillia Broadwater jon Brogdon Clint Brown ,Jodi Brown Rob Bunnell Class of '86 Ac Bu