Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Jiwzyhf gym a' echnology moved the classroom into the 80's with the addition of computers. The bond issue that passed in October, 1983 provided funding for 9 more Apple lI's at Skyline, plus two more printers and an increase in software. More teachers became computer liter- ate and shared their skills with the computer hackers. The Skyline Sun newspaper used word processing in the production of each issue. The paper was set on a new type setter at CDC, thus eliminating the chore of setting the type by hand. Mr. Hunter looks over his 7th hour class as they take a test. 156 Amdemiex The English department began to introduce word process- ing to the composition classes. An expanded computer lab ar- rangement meant that more classes were given access to computer time. Not all learning took place on the monitor screen, however, as the traditional use of books, paper and pen was still predominant in most classrooms. Students spent seventy percent of their time learning, whether it was working in the classroom, completing outside projects, or doing homework. Each student had individual goals to accom- plish regarding college or a career after high school. Many students expanded their knowledge through courses at the Career Development Center or Boulder's Vo-Tech. Four Advanced Placement courses better prepared students for the rigor of college study. While students tried to better themselves, the school also tried to improve its programs through a year long commitment to excellence.

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The Skyline Marchlng Band In thelr resting position during La Suerte ff 6 First Row: Jay Yun, Scott Evans, Sue Jurgens, Suanne Martln, Helen Yun, Denise Radamacher, Tracle Olsen, Lynea Padllla, Jlll Ashenbrenner, Kathy Nobel, Megan Hlnz, Katl Groshong, Klm Martin, Carla Block, Cherrl Graft' Second Row: Kelly Dagllsh, Jane Casal, Dlane Johnson, Holly Searloss, Kathy Almstedt, Kristen Alford, Darlene McCormick, Mlchelle DeRock, Julle Debuse, Marjorie Danielson, Mlchelle Wllson, Rachel Hydel, Lenlse Brabec, Margret Danielson, Amy Jenett. Third Row: Doug Maxwell, Laura Godette, Dana Hendee, Dlanna Horst, Dan Noble, Joleen Hart, Jane Pletrangelo, Debbie Vollmer, Doug Pumphrey, Jeff Shupe, Kathy Relmer, Lorl Whitman, Nell Baker, Sandy Helmblchner, Brenda Reed, Brett Brakel, Rod Taylor, Jenny VonBemuth, Mlke Cooper, Brad Medbery, Hugh Roper, Greg Adler, Jlm Barge, Llsa Alford Lorrt Gamez, Amber Sayers, Dave Colemere. Fourth Row: Tom Bledsoe, Bob Seybert, Mlke Maxwell, Curtis Bloom, Jay Peterson, Todd Harkin, Brett Shuetz, Dan Bane, Dave Dalpra, Doug Nehls, Mlke Lee, Trina Ernst, Mr. Wilkinson, Tom Magnesum, Allen Nuss, Mke Lamoureux, Tlm Brown, Keith Mlkels, Jerry Cross, Lee Wllson, Bob Maudlln, Brett Shultis, Jolvnne LayeL Jeff Malek. Hrst Row: John Grulke, Helen Yun, Scott Evans, Jay Yun, Rod Taylor, Holly Searfoss, Jolynne Layel Second Row: Dan Rositer, Mr. Wllklnson, Tom Bledsoe, Tlm Brown, Todd Harkln, Kelth Mlkels, Lee Wilson 'lhlrd Row: Jlm Berge, Lorri Gomez, Dave Colemere, Jelt' Stewart, Amber Sayers. First Row: Debbie Vollmer, Brett Brakcl, Rod Taylor, Jolynnc Layel Second Row: John Grulke, Keith Mlkels, Mlke Lamoureux, Mr. Wilkinson. Thlrd Row: Jlm Berge, Lorl Whitman, Greg Adler, Dave Colemere.

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