Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Qlanding al lhe crossroads Right, Freshman Shannon O'Neill displays her talents while attending the cheerleader tryout clinic . Sir Knight is one of the many places visited by young men needing formal wear fo '-ag' irq .ui I 1 l - n r-i::'1q yfI I ' I l m fl lf' ZZ X X X Q L2 W 'Q s f lfi g iiiwr l r Prom . , 1' K kk k Lkh ' 3W?YWP'N xxxy N immfzufi' fx..- 5 if f X- ll 5 k 4 A Trio u HUM 'Innes Puff udm fum and pu--pauienua-9:41 hm: filing : at srl :P P OEKTZBSBQQ ytys The Class of 1977 will leave Columbine through Graduation on June 11, at 6th 85 Kipling Sta- dium . K ml . F K+ E

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New is heaven February 4th gave seniors the opportunity to get together for the first Senior Night held at Columbine High School. This gathering brought old friends together in a time of excitement concerning their upcoming graduation. The sound system, which was run by Senior Mike St. John, provided great music, and the event turned out to be a fun-filled evening. The class of '77 will always be remembered by the other classes because of all the cherished friendships which developed. f-uv. WWW f Top left, Bobby Kinsey and Bobby Nyberg dance to the music. Far left, With earphones on, Senior Kevin Bauch smiles at what he hears. Left, Catching the last happenings of Senior Night is Yvette Bastian. Above, Spotlighting the evening was the quartet of dancers. iw

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of lime L I , .K ' , an X - hp ff f Q- 6 ,,lX . ,V . g - . 1, lx Q I .. ,... I .... said x we W. ,an-ut, Win:-t Graduation, Prom, flag team, cheerleader and pom tryouts were part of the many plans for Columbine students beginning in February. These activities helped break the everyday routine of school life. Seniors discussed college and finalized their career plans. The last minute ordering of announcements, measuring of caps and gowns, and finishing up required credits kept the class of '77 moving. The Juniors worked on a Prom that was not to be forgotten and was cherished by all. Anxiously awaiting the opportunity to become Seniors, the Juniors set a new pace for Columbine. An air of expectation was noticed among all underclassmen as they looked forward to the following year. With such interest and hard work devoted by its students, Columbine remained one of the best. Kwai. ff . S 'Y 14 5 .V 'fiiffwe 4 Ww,.: 3027? ,'w,.f - Y ' 1' , . 4245 fifz w f. ' f'T5i5I'U a fa., Top, Mrs. Scrogan prepares Julie Hart for flag Tracy Covington makes preparations for Prom which was held April 23 at the Colorado School of team tryouts. Mines. Above, Sophomore Lisa Mantych shows determi- nation while practicing her cheer. 43