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

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Class Tim 3 3 2 AN ENGLISH BOOK was more than just a place to look up verb conjugarirmgg Seniors Wendy Vorwaller and Barbara Moore are inconspicuous CPD as they try it was rr good hiding place when important news couldn't wait until lunch, and fail t0 COr1Centrate on the Correct form for an argumentative essay. Class Time division page

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CONTRARY TO POPULAR opinion, a dog was not always a boys hast A l.lNlf OF CllCCI'lCliclCfS in SICP WHS lf'lSPll'2iIlOl'11ll to 2iIl1lCtCS :IS well friend - Sometimes if was 3 Ramul, V, Cheerleader Sugiq Kgeg wgirghqg flip as to fans. Lisa Dozicr leads the j.V. in a rousing cheer. game with the mascot ancl a future fan, Chad Moses. H+ l l '-B Cheerleaders Janine Mitchell and Karen Shelby prepare for a dou- BASKETBALL PLAYERS aren't the only ones who can jump. hleheader. Chris Cameron finishes a cheer in style, as Susie Kaus and Kelly Moore yell encouragingly. ln uniform

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SOME STUDENTS WILL do anything for an Trying to insure a better gradeuleff Belden gives his English teacher, Mrs. Sharyn Markus, a hug. ALTHOUGH IT SOMETIMES seemed that teachers were indestructi- ble , constantly pushing for assignments and tests, they got just as tired as their students. Taking advantage ofa quiet moment in the commons area, Mrs. Becky Meyer waits for the j.V. cheerleaders to begin practice. Teachers do it with class Rampart was not just a building to study and take tests in, although it sometimes seemed to students that's all they did. Rampart was a place to learn and grow, and not just academically. Besides hopefully preparing students for the real world, classes were a place to catch up on gossip, to be with friends, and maybe even learn something. Teachers became more than just educators - they were valuable friends, and made the academic side of life a little easier to handle.IRQ Class Time division page