Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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M We at it fe Q 09' Teresa Smith announces her rockin' radio show to an unseen audience in the commons, Mr. Marty Heaton, FCA sponsor, answers questions from his interviewer Steve Kruise. 9 S FCA: Sponsor Mt. Mickey DeRock, Dale Nelson, Lad DeGraffenriecL Michelle Erickson, Scott LaFleur, Tammy Reeve, Gary Kloster, Shawnda Overholt, Tim Brunelle, Allyson Marshall, Mchelle Rominger, Dave Redmond, Michelle DeRock, Lorri Gomez, Sponsor Marty Heaton, Holly McGuire, Dianna Baur, Nick Gregory, Tricia Parker, Kristen Alford, Alexis Redmond, Joe Bohllng, Liesa Blenkers. FCA 137

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FCA, Drama and Club Biz: KSKY Activities Skyline High School has had a greater quantity of students participating in extra-curricular activities since the school's opening nearly seven years ago. FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes is one of those clubs. You would think that by the title of FCA it would be restricted to athletes only, but instead it is open to anyone willing to come in at 6:45 on Friday mornings and share their faith and feelings towards each other in a wide range of topics.Mr. Marty Heaton, sponsor of FCA stated that, lt's important that people have somebody to talk to other than their parents and own family members. Religion is not the topic at the FCA meetingsg they often discuss problems with their peers. It is also time for the students and athletes to see some of their other classmates as a different person. FCA also has many activities throughout the course of the year - they plan to go Christmas caroling, have a swimming party and attend many different dinners, breakfasts or luncheons. Joe Bohling commented that, lt's just good to sl? Drama: Brett Maddox, Suzi Veno, Cindy Cohernour, Tina Goeden, Kim Bachiek, Mike Strickland, James Upton, Aaron Christensen, Chris Mahoney, Nicole Haddad, Amber Sayers, Candy Campbell. KSKY members: Greg Barnard, Mike Foster, Steve Rademacher, Teresa Smith, Sponsor, Mr. Steve ,iff Payne. 136 DramafKSKY come in and tell people your problems. I think everyone should try FCA at least once. KSKY is Skyline High School's own radio station which broadcasts during the A and B lunch hours. KSKY is sponsored by communications teacher Mr. Steve Payne who approved all music and script that was aired. Each disc jockey spent about three to four days in preparation for this twenty-five minute broadcast. Mike Foster stated, It was as close to a real radio station as you can get, and great 'on air' experience. Drama Club is a group of people dedicated to improving their dramatic and speaking skills by reading and acting out plays. Tina Goeden said, It's lots of fun and a chance to goof-off with people who have theatrical interests. Drama has been very interesting. The class has loads of talent and we've had a lot of fun exploring different techniques. says Mrs, Kit DeBuse, sponsor of Drama Club. 5. .. ,.1 If i. .ry

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Key Club 8: Aides Service: work to help others Service to the school was provided by two groups of students: the members of the Key Club and those who worked as student aides. Key Club was originally founded as a service organization to help the members of the school and community. Its purpose is to help prepare students for the future, develop good leadership skills and teaches them how to work well with others by doing services. They sold cotton candy, and freshly made donuts on Friday mornings. The money they earned went toward sponsoring an underpriviledged child, Phirisira Gatwiri, from Kenya through the Christian Children's Fund. Key Club sent 318.00 a month and in December, 510.00 for Christmas. With this money, the family was able to receive three daily meals and to buy warmer clothes and blankets. Key Club members work together and devote a lot of their time to helping others. Receiving credit while working as a student aide is a benefit to students as they help to make days run more smoothly by running errands and grading papers. Being an aide gives the students an opportunity to get to know the teacher personally. Mr. Payne said, All my aides are great! They help out in a lot of ways by working on the computer. Mrs. Cory-Hummel said, I use my aides mostly to run off dittos, make class lists, type, file and help other students in my classes! Mr. Baxter commented, I do not really use aides that much except to mark grades in the gradebook, clean up work in the lab and clean the turtle tank! Junell Parker had this to say about being a library aide: I like it because it gives me a chance to relax after a day of hard classes. l help students find things, check books and work on the computer. W' fi A Suzy Martin, Lisa Ellison, and Beth Relnke prepare cotton candy to raise money for child in Kenya. Kaylene Johnston helps Kathie Cowell with workin the attendance ofrlce. 138 Key ClubfAides K. , ,., T W?i7f'V far-', Q., or 4 f , .1 ,mn if -3 ,r an r 5 vu! 0 an i ' wwf a ,3!'iZg . li -Flvrfif ,a vale? J 'fifif iffffffg tii .pe we J ' gras or Z' if. ff rr