Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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6lCQ158ffQl 5 During Spring Break the Skyline jazz Band playedl one evening of music at Disneyland in Los Angeles California Mike C00p61' Was awarded a 1,000. scholarship to School of Mines, Lee Wilson was awarded the Elks Scholarship Helen -Yun was awarded a four- year full scholarship to Creighton University, and Andy Femrite was Elks Club teenager of the month. Five forensics participants placed in the state forensics tournament held at Metro State college in Denver. 5 Pacesetters 65

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SLMHQ 64 Pacesetters These five Students from Skyline were selected to participate in the All-State BandfOrcl1estra Jazz Choir Was one of three choirs invited to perform one evening of the U.N.C. jazz festival. .gl Him sw, 4 Yu ei! f NUM K?

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8000 .........J f all the bricks, ce- ment, paint and car- l pet, all the materials I Skyline's that build a school, people were the most important material. The people that made up Skyline were the students, facul- ty and staff. They were the . people who seemed always to be -I pursuing grades, or giving the grades, or sending home the grades. No matter what their responsibilities were, they all had jobs that needed to be accom- plished The students often had too Job and team sports obligations 1n addition to all the class assignments Sophomores were Danny Romero Mike Isramer Shay Henkel Jeff Hopp and friends enjoy then' after dinner dzscusslons challenged to complete Communications and Writing Fundamentals. Juniors took the PSAT and filled the classrooms of American History and Chemistry. Upon reaching their senior year, many faced scoring well on the ACT or PSAT to gain admission to the college of their choice, while others chose to end their formal education with their high school diplomas. The faculty and administra- tion set UA Commitment to Excellence as their oal as the challenged g 1 y themselves with providing a curriculum that met the individual needs of each of the 961 students. The staff supported the day to day direction of the school whether it was managing the paperwork, manning the phones, balancing the budgets, preparing the meals, or vacuuming the carpets. People - all the members of Skyline High School - are not simply materials, but the most important ingredients necessary for keeping alive the attitude Proud to be a Falcon! A? fi rap MSW 66' People RA many commitments. Some had A Q . , . . . 1 U 7 1 S L-