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hat sight is it that first makes an im- pression on a visitor to our school set hill in northeast Longmont? Could it only be the clean lines of the brick and glass structure amid landscaped knolls? Or the 24 foot high windows of the commons that afford a spectacular view of the snowy range mountains to the west? No, behind this attractive facade is the heart of the school, its people. You are the muscle that drove the first football team in the school's history to the state playoffs. You are the energy behind a winning marching band, the force that fielded 20 athletic teams. You established a new club, the Skyline Travelers and journeyed to Austria for Christ- mas break. You provided the brains that won scholarships, and you were the blood that fueled every activity that filled the daily lives of the student body. The large double doors welcomed new faces in the fall as 350 sophomores began their high school careers with registration on August 27. Six new teachers and a part-time counselor were added to an existing faculty of 51. A senior class of 296 complet- ed credit checks in preparation high on a 2 Theme Opening .fifzwyb Jie C26 0 a ?0h'elz .fakolz for graduation on June 1, 1985. A commitment to excellence became the theme for the year as faculty and administration formed a partnership to strive for achieving the best in every endeavor. Tommy Tattler continued to electronically report to par- ents. Kids who skipped class found Tommy automatically tattling on their unexcused absences from class. Students had spent their last weeks of summer vacation shopping for school clothes and Mike Coleman, Larry Conilogue, Craig Hammer, and Alan Lucero practice spot welding. choosing decorations for their lockers. Long after the classroom had been vacated, the pulse of student life continued to beat. Dances, sports, publications, club meetings, homework, and jobs quickly filled the lives of the students at SHS. And through the eye of a golden Falcon, our mascot, the 1985 WINGSPREAD, presents a close-up view of the heart of Skyline High School - YOU.
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I I I I I I I I I I I I I Sherri Sewald, Kelly Rositer, Dana Mahoney, Lisa Luers, Karen Mooney, Lorri Gomez, Bill Harris, Lea Lee and Lara Tonn clown around at Centennial Pool during the SkylinefNiwot Fun Swim Meet.
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