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

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Ad-ventures Picture perfect ease ay Cheese! The best way to save trea- sured memories is to capture them on film. Whether a birthday, wedding, prom, or senior portrait, pictures are the perfect way to remember those special moments. has earned quite a reputation of excellence. Besides taking pictures at many school functions, such as sporting events, theatrical produc- tions, and dances, he also does wed- dings and senior portraits. has been serving the Pikes Peak region for over 70 years. They offer darkroom and audio-visual equipment as well as qual- ity color or black and white photo fin- ishing. Stewart's also has an expert staff to service all your photographic needs. O i -'bg ::':3r:3. ' ..,.....--.-111 N2 Lyiifsei 1 B . LA... 5 3 li whi If. I ua am ' SENIOR PORTQAWS CORNER ISM. ls ! u I O comouoo Ave. A YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER always has his share of ' problems' but thanks to fine e ui ment from Stewart's Photo CZCI-lgratulatlons Class of v q P Service, darkroom breakdowns weren't one of them. 06 JBS Photography, Stewart's Photo Service, Whit's Studio

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EVEN ON HALLOWEEN it was business as usual. Liz Sharp disregards Pam Reiser's stares as she wears her costume to make a withdrawal. JUST DOWN THE STREET from Rampart, the Credit Union was a covenient stop for students before heading downtown or to the mall. A ri i 1- . Ad-ventures Check it out C hecking accounts are generally hard to keep up, but Air Academy Federal Credit Union made it easy for students to figure out their financial situation. With high interest rates and a low, minimum opening depos- it, students found it was not as difficult as they had thought to start putting away some money. Students saved for college, a car, or just increased the size of their accounts at the Credit Union. Some opened checking accounts, and others took advantage of the many special savings plans the Credit Union had to offer, such as tax shelters or certificates of deposit. Located off at 1355 Kelly johnson Boulevard, the institution was not only close for Rampart students and faculty, but had a drive-up window as well for added convenience. All Distrct -P520 students are eligible to open an account at the Credit Union and many did as they began to look toward the future. IRQ RAMPART STUDENTS FOUND that spending was a lot easier than earning. Bernie Zapor deposits his paycheck so he won't be tempted to spend it. Air Amdem-y Federal Cndit Union Pm ojfm ra., to , umf Andrus, c..z.,..4.- nw n..n-um aaa-Ninn Air Academy Federal Credit Unionv NCUA

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QW ' THE GREAT FRAME-UP came up with creative ways to display childhood mo- AFTER FEEDING A herd of hungry Rams, mentos. Rampart Senior Linda james likes Saga employees Linda johnson, Becky Steele, one of their creations. and Lou jones enjoy their lunch. I RAMPART'S MDE CLUB was a valued customer at Pike's Peak Pen and Paper, buying many of the student store items there. The sponsor, Mr. Tom Curry, places an order. Ad -ventures The bare necessities s every student knows, it is impossible to get through school without something to write with and on. English, science, math, and history classes all require a variety of materials. And a variety is what you'll find at It is also impossible to make it through school without food. Students never had to worry because was at school every day serving a wide selection of nourishment that sustained students throughout the day. And although Saga owns the Black Angus Restaurant, the closest the student body got to having steak was a thick hamburger. Since students had all the essentials to make it through high school, they began to concentrate on making themselves known and graduating. In the process, they acquired awards and diplo- mas that could proudly be displayed in a personally-fitted frame from the The frame store, located on West Fillmore, works with creative ideas and quality materials in order to make that special momento perfect. The Great Frame-Up, Pikes Peak Pen and Paper, Saga