Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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ai, k.., .A,.. . fwfr, James Aaron Kim Adair Gregg Adler Stephanie Adler Karen Aldridge Mike Alexander Scorr Alexander Bob Alford Joe Allen Bobby Allison Berna Alvarez Bobl Jo Anderson Sherie Aragon Jill Aschenbrenner J.D. Avery Isabel Ayala Paul Babich Doreen Bagwell Brent Baldwin Dan Bane ' Kevin Bartlett Beverly Basey Jason Bealmear John Bennett What Do You Think It Will Be Like To Be A Melissa Minch: Fun. A Lot of work, but l think l'iI enjoy it. Nick Gregory: It'll be a drag because you're that much closer to the real life of being on your own. Jlmmi .lo Martin: Cool, because we are finally the oldest. Senior? Barb Marrazz: I think it will be neat because l'll be able to look back at all I've done in my eleven years of school. Jim Berge: I think it will be great because it will be my last year ChopefuIly.D Ladd DeGraffenried: l'll like being a Senior. lt'll be rad.