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

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MUCH OF THE club's time was spent Shawn Harris wonders about what he experimenting with food more com- just ate as Barbara Ney and Karen mon to Cancun than Colorado Springs. Brown think his concern is amusing. Que pasa? Spanish-speaking stu- dents had the opportunity to learn more about Spanish and Mexican culture by participating in the Span- ish Club. The club got off to a promising start with 26 active stu- dents willing to experiment with South of the Border munching and 1, Hot tamales Lauritzen, Carolyn Oliver, and Greg Rockwell, members planned many events pertaining to Spanish tradi- tions, including their Spanish christmas party. The club, led by sponsors Mrs. Pat Falkenberry and Mr. Floyd Quintana, met every week to plan music. Encouraged by officers Lori Spanish Club parties and sing traditional folk songs.lRQ MEXICAN CHOCOLATE WITH coconut was obviously a delicacy to hungry Rams. Chris Moon, Cathy Bennett, and Amy Ryan enjoy trying new foods as part of their member- ship in el club espanol. FRONT: Mr. Floyd Quintana, sponsor, Tina Sullivan, Ka- ren Brown, Les Apodaca,jody Messenger, Lori Lauritzen, Greg Rockwell. MIDDLE: Mrs. Pat Flakenberry, sponsor: Terri Barker, Karen Poorthuis, Ronda Rose, Dawn Wcbl- frum, Rose Turner, Carolyn Oliver, Diana Lambert, Kathy Ketelsen, Amy Ryan, Pam Oliver, Barbara Ruiz, Cathy Ben- nett. BACK: Mark Braun, Kathy Kroeger, janet Haley, Chris Moon,joe Adams, Landall Stoltenberg, Anthea john- son, Kelly Branigan, Marilyn Smith, and Jeannie Mobley. - 1'

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PLANNING FRENCH FUN, the co-directors work closely with Madame Hurley. SO YOU DON'T THINK French is fun? periods She shows Karen Nelson and Kath - - Y says Madame Hurley, who did everything possi- Howard, co-directors, that sponsors need to ble to make the club a fun way to spend activity have a good sense of humor. liz F' ks .gqfss fix ,W FRONT: Tina Harrington, Tammy Mathews, Sandy Helliwell, Eric Whit- ney, Dan Kane, Karen Nelson, SECOND: Dianna Lambert, Aileen Hut- ton, Lisa Harrington, Tim Anderson, THIRD: Madame Hurley, Tonya Stanley, Tatia Helms, Elicia Duguid, Stacey Whitney, Gina Gillmore, Michelle Bradshaw, Carol Rodgers, Michelle Pfeiffer, BACK: Shannon Hoover, Lynn Cowell, Brenda Bergquist, Sharon Psensky, Laura Stocker, Kathy Howard, Liz Sharp, Laurie Povelite, and john Berg. LU, 4 5 'S I L gf ri f ,jf p adv r , 2-- ' Going first class Francophones de Rampart Colorado may be a long way from Paris, but for forty-five students, it was close enough. The French Club found plenty of ways to bring French culture home. The first thing we did was have dinner and watch French cartoons, explained the co-director, Karen Nelson. We tried to do one activity a month, and they got to be more fun as members got to know each other better. To be a Francophone de Rampart C French speaker of Ram- partj, one needed only to have an interest in the country's culture. Dinners at La Creperie, French Christmas caroling, seeing French mime Marcel Marceau, and a progressive dinner, with some of the highlights of the clubs outings. French Club O59

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FRONT: janet Ryan, Tina Bastian, Mrs. Harriet Connolly, Roger Castile, Mary Traggiai, Mark Ayen, Betsy Bogart, Robert Castile, BACK: Mrs. Ilse Stratton, sponsor, Eric Grunclmann, jeff Fuqua, joe Lopez, jeff Norton, Diane Maurice, Stacey Seibert, Andy Clark, Mrs. Pat Falkenberry, sponsor. NOT SURE HOW to wear the latest style in sheets, Mary Traiggia adjusts her toga at the Latin Club's pagan feast. ALTHOUGH jULIUS CAESAR was never pictured wearing tube socks, junior Stacey Seibert deviates from the norm and models her stylish socks with her sheet. Going first class 03 Uri, 'Q' 'J When in Rome . . . To some, Latin might have been a dead language, but it and its cul- ture were alive and well at Ram- part. The junior Classical League thrived as co-sponsors Mrs. Pat Falkenberry and Mrs. Ilse Stratton worked with club president janet Ryan to promote the Latin culture. Toga parties and Roman parties were the most fun when it came to partaking in events Caesar himself would have been proud of, but the club also settled down to some serious activities. The 20 members attended the two-day long junior Classical League State Competition, where they participated in tests and com- petition in Latin art, costumes, plays, and public speaking. Any questions on Latin eti- quette could be answered by ex- pert Mrs. Harriet Connolly, a for- mer Latin teacher herself and hon- orary sponsor of the Ram jCL.lRl Latin club