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

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A lot of hassle for a little tassle Add a chapter to the book: Real seniors America had more to laugh at as publishers realized the popularity of humorous but sarcastic books such as Bruce Feirstein's Real Men Don't Eat Quiche. Ram- part seniors were asked how one could tell who was and wasn't a Real Senior . Q Real seniors drove to school, they didn't take the bus. Q Real seniors didn't study for the final exam until the night before the test. Q Real seniors didn't have pictures from teen magazines hanging in their lockers. Q Real seniors were secure enough to be nice to underclassmen. Q Real seniors only went to R-rated movies. O Real seniors owned a stereo, not a radio. O Real seniors didn't use their designated res- trooms, they simply slipped into the adjacent, separate stall marked faculty .lR2 Y ...,,-.A P ,. . fi' . 'f 'fvww iiv 4 me Q..- , MFQQIQ V ' illfv ag .r ONE DEFINITION of a real senior was not being too cool to cheer at assembliesfjim Vargas is a prime example of this while showing senior spirit.

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Daniel Walsh Chalyn Walters A disease only graduation can cure With a 312 million dollar building to explore, 70-degree temperatures into October, football games, dress-up days, dances, and of course, graduation just nine short months away, seniors found it hard to concentrate on equations and digestive systems. Instead, they found it much easier to blow off' home- work assignments and sit in the commons area, skip Sth and 6th hours and go out to lunch, or simply lounge in the ,wx radii' Tyler Walters IR. Wall Deborah Warns Todd Warren ak , sun. Senioritis was experienced by the majority of the sen- iors, as it is every year, but it seemed to set in earlier than usual this year. Some seniors waited until the first semester was over and GPA's, class ranks, and college applications were completed before they caught this painless disease. Others decided school was no longer worth the effort before the first snowfall COct. 131 and decided to concentrate instead on car payments or catching up on lost sleep during class. R2 THE SENIOR HALL was often the sight of posters that reflected students' attitudes. Seniontis

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.X ifgsx !'W.'S.'-7' C 1 Craig Wingert Bryan Wood THE SENIOR BLOUPERS Doug, Haley jokes with the pliototgaplier the photographer know how he feels K and Scott Zedack gets a shock. Mike Ernst is aloof. as Tom Barnard lets Matthew Woodruff Bernard Zapor Scott Zedack Damon Zinn William Zukatis Senior pictures were usually a serious time to dress up and look ma- ture. After all, these senior pictures were in- cluded in Christmas cards to greataunts and greatuncles, graduation announcements, and that special person's wallet, But occasional- ly, the camera caught people at an unexpected moment and showed the humorous side to senior Rams. IRQ Graduates W 1 fu