Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Ill Kirsten Lagerwall, Lisa Hutchinson, and Andrea Kronen are all foreign students at F.H.S. this year. 121 Trent Eichhorn delivers Good Luck On Finals balloons to raise money for A,F.S. 131 Mohamed Hamdy prepares to go for an ice cold swim. 141 AFSers spent a fun filled October weekend at Brainard Lake. ,,,f www .ff 4, , -. FOREIGN STUDENTS Front Row: Ramiro Tellez, Antonio Tarango. Back Row: Lars Krogh, Andreas Baker, Adviser Inge Sargent, Mohamed Hamdy, Nabil Soliman. ,,..M Foreign Students-201

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Fairview students who are for- AFS Front Row: Kristi Livedalen, Stephanie Pache, Cythia Stevenson, Shawna Kinkead, Lisa Peralta Kristin Newell, Antonio Lasi lltalyj, Andreas Becker IGermanyl, Andrea Kronen lGer- manyl Row 2 Alan Forsberg, Fredrica Overstreet, Sheryl Oliver, Cathy Armstrong IAFS selec- tion coordinatorl, Lisa Hutchinson IBarbados1, Pia Knudsen lDenmarkl, Helder Pires lBrazill, Trent Elchhorn Row 3: Kathy Kadel, Mona Salem lEgyptj, Luis Navarro lMexicol, Ieff Yegian, Nabil Soliman lEgyptl, Eynat Shlain llsraell, Mohamed Hamdy fEgypt1, Romero Tellez lMexico1. Row 4 Sonja Lagerwall ISwedenl, Lori Fu lHondurasl, Sherry Miranda lChilel, Ana Arizala lBasque Spalnl Mike Lowell, Adres Villegas fColumbial. Row 5: Liseli Walan, Marta Massaioli lltalyl Frederic Berthoux lFrance1, Claudia Brett, Sarah Gilly, Caroline Yarboi lGhana1, Carlee Arnett Row 6 Laura Ruiz lArgentinal, Kirsten Lagerwall lSwedenJ, Phillip Agar lAustraliaJ, Christine Reeve INew Zealandl, Mikko Majander lFinland1. Back Row: Diana Thomas, Robin A F S promotes S y 0 O 0 ,Ee o o o international friends American Field Service not only eign are from many countries. For ,EZE y Q , sends Fairview students abroad, but most of the students their year was it welcomes foreign students here at mostly for fun, because they have E sz- FHIFVIBW Under the guidance of to repeat the year when they return ' Polly Palmer, the club went skiing, home. In Boulder, exchange stu- Campmg and Participated ill HI1 ill- dents stayed with a host family. V'l' ternatlonal weekend. Fairview's ex- Iohen Falemerk frgm Sweden Said, change students this year were I think it is great to be able to Alan Forsberg, who went to Bolivia, choose my own classes. In Swe- and Anne Ball, who returned from den, he Cannot, Iapan It also hosted a student, Whether one is a Fairview ex- Mohamad Hamdy, who was from change student or a foreign student, AFS is a neat club. 200 American Field Service

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Act well your portg there ull the honor lies We raised cain and had fun! That captures the es- sence of all the nutty things that went on at the Thespi- an state convention October Z3 and 24. In addition to attending the convention, the Thespians put on a Chil- dren's play, The 13 Clocks, as a fund raiser. They had a winter and spring initiation ceremony, a formal event, which initiated incoming Thespians into the organiza- tion. They had a community service project traveling trip and performed on original script called Ptell Ptaile Pterodactyls. Along with all of this they helped with all play auditions and several social activities that they par- ticipated in. To be a Thespian takes 10pts. by working on stage andfor backstage building sets. From then on you receive a star for each extra point you get and after 5 stars you receive a bar and are considered an honor- ary Thespian. There are approximately 50 Thespians at Fairview and 150 in Boulder Valley Schools. The organization was named after Thespis, the first Greek actor in the 5th century B.C. FORENSICS Front Row: Wendi Wilker, Michelle Allen, Ted Ingram, Ken Pinson, Back Row: Trent Eichhorn, Amy Stamets, lim Cote, Laura Taylor, Georga Gatseos, Iulie Adams, Dave Hamlin. 202 Forensics