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

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Nora Horan Look at ou now At the beginning of the school year, the Ram- pages staff asked students to fill out question- naires on their extra-curricular activities in hopes of finding some active students to fea- ture. When the surveys were returned, the staff found more talent at Rampart then they ever imagined. One such talented student was Nora Horan, a Miss Teen Colorado finalist in 1982. After being nominated by a city official, Nora travelled to Denver to compete against 113 other girls from across the state in areas such as talent, personal- ity, and evening gown competition. Nora planned to compete for the title of Miss Teen Colorado her senior year and once again represented Rampart in a tradition of beauty and talent.lRQ PROVING THAT GOOD GRADES were just as important as evening gown competitions, Nora Horan studies in the library. i Kym Roderick Valerie Rose 32 fr Wt il, 'K Nfl ,Q is Shannon Runingen janet Ryan

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F A Pamela Reiser Paul Rising i jodi Riter Brennen Roberts 0 ,--X X1 -xxx V! Rhonda Reisner Russ Richardson A lot of hassle for a little tassle Working 5 to 9: what a Way to make a living While unemployment across the country reached re- cord highs, 6596 of Rampart's seniors managed to find and hold down part-time jobs. Much responsibility was shown by these seniors in going to school, working, and still being able to get homework done. Some seniors were working toward college, others just for the cash flow. Kyle Taylor explained that she worked for the experience. I'm also trying to save money to go to business college. Bridget Watkins said she wanted to know what to expect so I could go out and get a full-time job and be successful. Many seniors found their paychecks going to such important causes as car payments or weekend spending money- a big investment with movies going up to four dollars a ticket and a date becoming more expensive every Friday. Kathy Fitzpatrick had her financial situa- tion pretty well under control by the time payday rolled around every month. I am trying to put some money in the bank so after graduation I'll be able to move out on my own and still be able to have a few things I want. Either way, the class of '83 had a lot of work ahead, before graduation but especially afterward.lRQ Work ng stiffs

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