Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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The Anatomy A 01 -'E ,Jiixf af M V 0 'Q .f K ,- ' 4, I , ' ,2 S , g, r t H - , to f E 1 my ',. 1 ,xt W' if ' 7 i V31 I TZ ,jiX,.:Q i A,A,., T Q of a Purse Pepsi, Sprite. Keys, Stapler, and Minnie Mouse, too King Soopers' cash register receipt. Snickers wrappers. Movie stubs. Baby Soft hand cream. What do all these items have in common? They could typically be found in a purse. Women seem to stuff all matter of articles into their purses, from spare shoes to toothbrush, from warm socks to deodorant. The comb and brush needed to be handy for a quick retrieval in case you know who happened by. Nutritional necessities - MGM's, Gumrni Bears - must always be handy to stave off the mid-morning hungries. Pad and pencil must be available for dashing off quick notes to friends or jotting down important phone numbers. Does every female carry a purse like this? Stephanie Carlson Deanna Carney Steven Carrelli Aaron Christensen Doug Cobb Cheryl Collier ' Lynn Collins Tammy Conilogue Vera Contreras John Corona Russel Cosner Marie Cortez Christi Couch Bill Craig Kurt Dahlgren David Dalpra Dave Darras Jesse Davis Debbie Dawe Denise Decker Lad Degraffenreid Scott DeLong Michelle DeRock Ray Derwiier

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Jim Beige T'onna Best Donavon Betts Eric Betts Willy Blackman Christina Blotzer Tom Bledsoe Hans Blenkers Bill Boberschmidt John Boberschmidt David Bossley Lenise Brabec Sheila Brim Kevin Brouillette Dennis Brown 77m Brown Lance Burk Mike Burnett Tara Butler John-Erik Bykonich laylene Canronwine Marry Cantonwine Shannon Cantrell Theresa Capps K K 1- t' 1: . X t is X .mf 51.3 7 S 5 s , , 4 - W 3 C gg , P -- W' xX 'B ,Q is W I U - S A f 5: Q - N' ' so I Bi.' i ' S. '3' S Y B... C W .4415 is ms tkr ., it in , - . 2 N . ,NA J 1 - ' - C' 'j Q Q N sh , -we . . .ig .ci . 'f: - RQ .2 K Sheila Brim concentrates in German Class, Shllene Meyers, Barb Marrozz, Melissa Swift, and Stephanie Carlson concentrate on their music for Skyline Singers. J 4 , B3 VI? iv

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Juniors Move Up In the World Middle Mon No Longer On The Bottom of the Heap. As sophomores, we found ourselves in o new school, with new teachers and friends. Older students laughed ot us when we would get lost in Skyline's maze of holls, but all thot is in the post. Now we ore no longer the little man in high school. lt is our turn to look down and laugh at the new sophomores, os they try to open the wrong lockers, By the time we ore juniors, we know every inch of the school and have our friends established. As sophomores, the year was mainly composed of triol and error, but by the end of it, you're o professional. Asjuniors, we ore proud of our progress, but not os proud as when we complete the finol step of high school, when we become o senior. Now thot we are juniors, we are no longer considered the low man on the totem pole. Kathy Noble does research in the library. Julie Devries J- Debbie Dickey V' Doug Diener 4 JJ, Doke Jean Dose 5 g 1 'ka 5.. .V Don Draper H fis Robert Draper Beth Drogensen Dyren Dul Ja y Eaton D Dyrem DUI Tom Eckert Aimee Edgerly Wayne Elliot Lisa Ellison Michelle Erickson Bobbie Eskam James Espinoza Brian Evans Kelly Felton Burr Feighr Jennie Feng Danna Ferguson Susie Dick M 1 is B gff fff f, ss 6' M it cc ,-fs, gas .iw rs s .inf