Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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jeff Dickinson Sherri Diekman Wendi Dill Louis Ditvtarco Andy Doerr X j l E Rich D011 Gretchen Domery Kim Dunlap Q Carl Ecklund , s K Dana Ecklund K '. Q- .a- a, X X X F A . ,, Q. ,ix M 'Q 6 X. we X 19 is A-t . 'mai A persons locker is an expression of individuality, no matter where it's located. -- 3 I' f Eric Ehmsen X l Melissa Ely E UQ l'lii'ii ft X V ski.? , El: Q, 16 , j Lance Emerson I ' David Erickson X -'ns V-if Matt Evans up V ' Angie Farone ' ' ' ' Robin Farris I I P Kevin Farwell Erik Fedor Dave Felknor Leslie Fell Edith Feng Renee Ferguson john Fitch Loel-fer debate Crash! Bang! Slam! All these new sophomores in the student center, UGHV' What's wrong with that? 'iHey, they've got juniors over here on the ramp! Now, that's really unfair! Now, everyone is together, getting to know one an- other. They should follow tradition! Why? They need some change around herel' But in the past, everyone has worked their way up, from a sophomore on the ramp, to a junior in the stu- dent center, to a senior on the balcony. Now, they've messed that up! Weren't you sort of tired of sophomores all the time? Well, yea, I guess so. HBut I'm not tired of having juniors! So, where does that leave me? Where does that leave any of us? Most juniors don't like having sophomores in the student center, but this mixing was started so sophomores would feel more wel- come there. If the balcony isn't exclusively seniors next year, some juniors are going to Complain, 1 Sophomores-293

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Mindi Cabe Scott Cain Deborah Calkins lane Callahan Steve Cantin Chuck Carlson Carolynne Carr Kristen Cary Gerry Case Mark Cessna Tom Chaffee Robin Chappell Michelle Chavez Sam Chou Chi Tu Chow Iackie Chrismon Ted Clark Robin Clark Charlie Cochran Brandon Cole Kevin Conlan lim Cote Kathy Crandall Steve Creel lames Creese Mike Cremins Stacey Crowder Scott Cundiff Patrick Dacey Scott Daniels Duane Darmour Blake Davidson Dennis Davidson Ieff Davis LeAnn Davis Dan De Waard Scott Dean Craig DeFries Doug Denny Gordon Derber Kurt Dewhurst Holly Deyo 292 Sophomores fa . 1. W, VW , Y, V at WW V -7 ,, Q? .1 'S 7 , 5 4 'f ,, ,W f t I '46 17. ,f x ,, Wy, i W ' , X if Q, fa , f f f f Al trio f 1 x, 'A ,Q bf ,I wa 'X , X I f' ff I ,ZQW if ' f 1 Y! f , f , ., , ,h,f wi af' f M ff W Q! X 7. . 2 I ' W -w- fl , 4,2 Q 7 N Q 'R Ugg W 4 f , f ff f ff? as -,A k ,f ,Z ,, , f-vm' wi X , vw-1 7 1 f W 7' f 1 , 0 ay mg , f , f K r ,V f X rm ji V '1f Ll7f.? 3 J' Af' .PWM ,, , ,, f , 4,,, 1, 4 1 i f , ,J , , ' ', , ' fa --A

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af , f , Doug Flowers IL' 5' Tom Flynn 4' A-w ,Q Gina Francisco ' I , 4 Ja ga Pete Frankovsky f M 77 ' 1 Michelle Fredericks ' - 3, Lisa Fredlund I -, ii . Alan Frenk Debbie Fry Derek Fullmer David Gallegos Eric Galm Kem Gambrell Iuanita Garcia Ioe Gardner Marcia Garnett Georgia Gatseos Steve Gaudiano Collyn Gelfman Craig Gentry Greg Gerhartz Sacha Gerrish , Gayle Gifford ff Sarah Gille l Greg Goble Taylor stars in fall play Dee Taylor is one of the few sophomores in Fairview history to obtain a leading role in a school play. In the play, We Have Always Lived In The Castle, she played Mary Catharine, a deranged teenager who gets her thrills by putting arsenic in sugar bowls. Dee said that she really enjoyed working with some of the talented people of Fairview. When asked how it felt playing a lead role she said, It is very, very exciting, but equally terrifying. It was the last thing I expected. I don't know if I can handle it, but of course I will have to. She said that rehearsals, which took place every day after school and lasted from two to three hours, were very exhausting. While talking of her future she said, Sometimes I consider being a rich doctor, but perhaps I will marry Prince Andrew, be adored by all and live happily ever after! 294 Sophomores W X if 2 fff I ' wr exfta 5. 4. .. Dee Taylor exclaims, You've got ring around the collar! We E: