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

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Elke Abbott jim Allen Kim Allen Rob Allen Andy Anderson Elliot Anderson Lori Anderson Bill Andrews Wayne Apgar Michelle Apodaca Shellie Archuleta Heather Arkowski john Armstrong Amy Arno R. Todd Augustine Sean Bailey David Bannick Chris Barker Rhonda Barnes Brooke Barton Dan Bauman Ken Becker: Kristina Bell Cathy Bennett Tiffany Berry Steve Binkley Chris Blankenship jim Boland Matt Bowen Wendy Bowlds Class of '85 Ab - Bo

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the draw This talented junior started drawing Western scenes and animals in ninth grade, .al- though he says that he's always been interested in art. john makes key chains out of shot- gun shells and does wood carv. ings of animals. as well as draws. , His art has been displayed at Penrose Library, and at the Black Forest Art Show, where he sold some of his work. Al- ready looking ahead to a career, john plans on being a commer- cial artist. 3 john's ability was a big part of the class of '84's achieve- rnentlm SHOWING A TALIZNT for all areas of art ohn S.illa practices his calligraphy. li f my Margie Anne Weinhold L r. are a t . .L Mx' V 'J 3 il ag' i , . r L , Kg, A- ,. Kevin West Debbie Wh xvtnriy Wil julie Wood l l Pri in Zedric l jeff Zeigler fall Tim Wheeler ite Stacey Whitney bourne Heather Wilkerson Richard Winegar Kevin Wolfgang ' Shelby Woodring k Class of 'H-l We-Zi

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A r e L. 'S Eire . l l I . - 1 Being a IO I'1V11'1 g I'2lI1gC Long before their sixteenth birthday was even close, students' thoughts turned to a simple, twenty- question quiz that could decide their social future. Getting a permit was a big step toward getting a license, even if it did resign the bearer to three months of driving with Mom and Dad. But the real test came when students tried to get their licenses. I was so scared! I kept getting left and ' l HAVING A LICENSE wasn't all fun and games, it also involved responsibility and level-headedness. A representative from Lowry Air Force Base demonstrates this as he stresses the importance of wearing a seat belt. right confused, but the guy was really cool, ex- claimed Ann-Marie Rice who got her license just in time to enjoy the freedom over Christmas break. A license was not only a sign of freedom, but also of responsibility as students started to drive to school or chauffeur friends. Once they had their licenses, students onl y prob- lem became talking parents out of the car keys.l:R2 TAKING A PERMIT or license test was a lot like taking a test at school. It required the same level of concentration and preparedness. Dan Bogart studies questions in the library. 'N' l tru, .,,,: . - .V 4. . .2 F W I W . A SOPHOMORES FIRST EXPERIENCE with a term paper could be scary, but Brett Hermann had an easier time since he knew how to use the library. Flipping through the card catalogue, Brett tries to find a topic. Gettin g a license