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

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'iw 'I Wil' xx COUNSELING ASSISTANT,jeff Madison, sits and relaxes after collect- ing the attendance cards. DURING ACTIVITIES PERIOD, Shelly Pitzer and .Iolee Tibbitts Catch up on the latest freshman gossip, l 454 qt, Nxt ,fm 5 N' X A i 5 is ihwx l :Mi I .3 Q : K: nw is .Auf- Skip Counts Janet Cowell Carolyn Cozart Toni Craig Scott Cronk Karen Crumley Matt Curran I,ori Daily Mark Daino Noelle Davis Iirica Davison Leslie deGoyon Susan Day Maria Derbort Melissa Difiore Class of 85 Iiu Di

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First time for everything All in the family How many other students could lay claim to Abe Lincoln or hide jesse james in their family closet? Freshman Ginger james can do both. Abe married Ginger's great- great-great grandmother, Mary, on her mothers side, and jesse was Ginger's fifth cousin. The james' haven't received any special awards or great recognition because of their relatives. But they do have something to be proud of, and that's heritage.IRQ BOASTING SOME VERY Well- it all in the family. ll .aa ffl known relatives, Ginger-james has kept HIGH SCHOOL GAVE freshmen lots to smile about. Shawn Grocn dyke finds it to be more than amusing. , ar! I I ir Chris Burrelsman Karleen Caler r Richard Callahan Tommy Camerlo Terri Campbell .Ili Renee Casserly Robert Castile Hillary Charles Carla Christiansen Amy Clark 4 1' f f . TS A . . - K sf?-1 ' , Sbfa - ,.:. P 3: s . Q C i i' N 1' - s . ,L ' ' ff'-Q i Lg .A- '. X V' n are R -- X Q is N . ' 43' it , . sm , , 1 g A X t- i ,F i S ss QQ X Cheryl Clark jams Clark Tom Cook Darren Corpuz Laura Corsentino Ginger james sr '4 lr

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First time for everything Home away from home. At theybeginning of the year with a whole new building to learn their way around and only four minutes between classes to do it, life in the hallways was a blur of confusion. But soon students learned their way around, were granted five minutes for passing, and the halls became a place to meet friends and learn the latest events through club posters and flyers. Another important part of the hallway scene was lock- ers. This was where students, after moving from room to room each hour, found a place to be at home and express themselves. Lockers were plastered with pictures of favor- ite groups, gorgeous girls or guys, friends, and eloquent words from magazineslik julie DiI,orenzo Stephen Drake Mick Drewry Kelly Driscoll Lisa Dozier Becky Engfer Rebecca Eschner Patricia Fletcher Cindy Formanek Keith Fox Donna Free Kent Frisbie Danette Fullerton Risa Gillmore Renee Gleeson Life between classes PERSONALITIES CAME THROUGH in the lockers. Mrs. Sharyn Markus is either intrigued or stunned by a locker in the freshmen hall. f -'awk 'gm r0.5 3 I 5