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

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DIEPENDED ON FRIENDS to listen and always understand, but for Laura that was sometimes asking too much. Kelly Moore tries her hardest to keep up as tells her of the days events- backwards. First time for everything 'Telling it like it isn't With crowded hallways and confusing tests, most people had enough trouble just communicating at school. But Laura Stocker found that and more to be no problem. Sdrow. That's words backwards, and Laura Stocker happens to have the unique ability to say them that way. Of course she does get stumped occasionally, but she can even say the long ones like encyclopedia, Mississippi, and spaghetti with a little practice. I just got it, she explains, I could probably even say whole sentences. When she's not confusing people by speaking back- wards, Laura is involved in many school activities includ- ing basketball, French Club and Student Council. She is even doing well in English.lRQ E ti 'Pt:?i,SQiwf . Q t W Chris Mattingly Daniel McKeon Michael Methuen Mike Mens Wendy Metzger Lorelie Montefalcon Rachel Montoya Kelly Moore Colleen Murray Cyndee Morton Wendy Mosbarger George Nanarro Thomas Netschert Eric Nelson Brett Nunamaker wi .L fy ff Class of '86 Ma - Nu Q107

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SITTING NEXT TO Laura Stocker during a baalxetlnll game Cin get AFTER SCHOOL STUDY helps Sandy Graybeal catch up on lost time. interesting when She Calls the Plays backwards hi uf ' gf' ig SF X X Ni -ui x Kayleen Knpas Heidi Krasche jenny Lauritven Greg Lee janine Lewis Marla Lohnes Cliff Lopez 'justin Lopez Kathleen Lopez Dale Lucky jeff Madison Kelly Mahner Mary Manley Cindy Martinez Megan Martyn 06 Laura Stocker in

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I could've just died! T here were many new and different, as well as embarrassing, experiences associated with coming to high school. Stubborn lockers and a maze of halls played a big Part in a student's first year. The unlucky locker was often the victim of abuse as many freshmen had to try and open their lockers four or five times while drawing a large crowd of laughing upperclassmen. At the beginning of school, freshmen often had to face the agony of asking an upperclassman where their class was or walking into the wrong one altogether. Carrying all the books required for classes was jane O'Brien Mary O'Donnell jason Olmstead Cheryl Pack jim Parchen Peter Park Christine Peck Tim Pierce Daniel Porter David Porter jeff Reagan Cathy Roberts jon Roberts Paul Romberg Mark Romero mbarrassed! also a difficult task, as was trying to put them on the top shelf of the locker. Rampart's structure added another hazard to the daily life of freshmen as the stairs had to be battled continuously throughout the day. Nancy Zeigler could testify to that. Once I was walking down the stairs by myself, wearing my cheerleading uniformg and I fell! My skirt went up in the air! Talk about embar- rassing! Even if it was hard to laugh at first, freshmen looked forward to the day when they would be teasing other unfortunate freshmen themselves. fl are , Jifnd