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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A lot of hassle for a little tassle When I grow up When the graduating class of 1983 said their last good-byes, thoughts automatically turned to their class reunions-seeing old friends and rehashing old memories. Normally, the first reunion held is the ten-year reunion. Seniors predicted what their life would be like in 1993: Q Liz Sharp predicts she'll be on her way to being anchor woman for ABC's news magazine, 20f20. Q Debbie Sink plans to be married to jim Pluhr and have at least two children. She predicts she'll either be an elementary schoolteacher or a special-ed teacher. Q Doug Smith wants to be driving a sophisticated car, preferably a Lamborghini. He plans to be a retired millionaire, making all of his money from the stock market. He'll be living in California, climbing rocks, and living the life of a swinging single. Elizabeth Sharp Karen Shelby 1993 O Robert Smith wants to be an army policeman and a member of the Army nuclear weapons team. He plans to be married but doesn't want any kids. Q jackie Stom plans to be married with two kids. She wants to be either a journalist for People magazine or a great novelist. Q jamie Steckman predicts she'll have her own day care center. She'll be married and have two kids. Q Randy Strain thinks he'll be married with one kid. Hopefully, he'll be rodeoing and a member of the PRCA. He'll be living on a big ranch in Texas.lRQ AFTER MAKING HIS OWN, senior Robert Smith helps junior Rossjohnson in his career decisions. Darren Shonts Michael Simmons FH K , ff . n I' ff Ln ,I Andy Simon Deborah Sink