Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Qrganizational potpourri Fairview, being a school of roughly 1650 students, nat- urally has many organizations for everyone to become involved in. 1982 was a great year for clubs with the re- newal of French Club, and the adopting of the Knight Club, SMC, and the Math Club. Each year we grow in knowledge because of our curiosity to understand. The clubs and organizations were a great way to enrich our- selves. Fairview's many clubs helped us to tower above the rest in the new ways of learning. Organizations Division 161 'f V' ff ..z. s... .sa .aaa :sf-ri .5-cfm.-:.f' L -111.51 , -1:5-55517211---fsse5f112:f .1'a-Li..ff:2,4.m-2.19:-fa..-fda .. :.

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111 The Fiarview Marching Knights are a proud organization. 121 Broadway Show Choir is just one of Fairview's fine choirs. 131 Senior Women's club has a new motto for their sweatshirts. 141 Alan Thompson heats his drums. 151 Medieval Club eats many old delicacies. 161 Helen Dorbin and other paiges make finding our way around the school easier. ig 1 my! A 12

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Student Council lends o hand Student Council was a mediator between the student body and the administrators. They were in charge of prom and other dances throughout the year. Student Council was a beneficial part of Fairview's curriculum. It gave students an opportunity to express their ideas and thoughts towards the school. Student Council was also in charge of the S.I.C. iStu- dent Information Classj. This was a time when the members of Stu, Co. informed their peers of activities around Fairview. The council also gave the participants a chance to take on some responsibilities, and learn some leadership skills. Student council was a good experience for all. 162 Student Council 1 I 5 a 3