Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Sophomores sink or swim Sophomores have to go through a lot of changes be- tween their last year in junior high and their first year in high school. With these changes come a lot of added pressures. Last year they were the head of the school, and pretty much lying back and taking it easy. Now as sophomores they are at the bottom of the pile. The homework seems harder with no time to do it. They feel like they aren't going to make it through the year. At this point they either want to drop out or take every easy class they can fit into their schedule. Most parents won't let them, so they have to stick it out. Sheryl Oliver jackie Olsen Ieff Olsen Kris Olson Dennis Osborne 5 Tom Parker 1 Q ag' K - A Mark Parsons 1 x Bill Patrick pf Carla Paxton ' 5 Vicki Pelon up SQ- 3 Diana Pena P ' ' Qi -vltg Tanya Perkins kvvv 1 uuuuu Y g ' . W ' ef Tamsen Perks Patty Perrone , Brent Persons Dave Peterson lami Peterson Loc Tan Phan Af' psi tl Billy Phelan Ralph Picker Kevin Pierce Brian Plane Liz Plazak Andrew Poison e-kg, 300 Sophomores ' v ' S ,,3f,w,, ' Mya. . 15 ggi. V' :V 'fQfS'i1lU,:, A113 it W i Brenda Wright and Michelle Brown sit back and remember thei years at junior high for a breather from the hard work. X2-V U. f ' -2 j c., A , ,X 4 ' xv 4, 'V ,A,, ,,--,ref ' A P ,

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'vw -4--..,,, ay, Z Vandalism does happen in the student parking lot. Lack of school funds prohibits adequate protection. if Kathy Morgan Margaret Morris Patrick Mount Nancy Muir lane Mulder Rachael Murray Brian Myers Brett Neilley Dawn Myers , Tom Myers Marsha Myers Dave Nelson Tristan Newbon Debbie Newton Sabra Niebur Kristin Nilson ey, , f J ff 20' -.fp Bobby Nelson W1 f ,I 6 Adam Nitchoff Tom Noland Paige Norton Margaret Novaria Iayne Nozik Elizabeth Nunley Shannon O'Hara A - ,gy uf X .4 ,, I . . y r . f ' t ,I I , la i '- -cg' t 'f'7,Q Crime makes mark How does crime affect students who are many times victims of burglary, theft, rape or assault? A crime prob- lem is evident at Fairview, but it may not be as serious as other schools. Vandalism and theft are the most obvious problems at Fairview. Cars in the parking lot are many times van- dalized as well as cars on the streets. Spray painting graffitti on the building occurs but is not a big problem. People still have items stolen from their lockers, but this also doesn't happen too often. The number of burglaries and thefts in Boulder hasn't doubled over the past twenty years which is also true at Fairview. Crime reports showed an increase of more than thirty percent in Boulder this fall. The Rolling Stones concert was one large factor. Drug arrests doubled while the Stones were in Boulder with twenty seven arrests dur- ing the concert weekend. Fairview's crime problem seems to be on a decline. However, that could change at anytime as it does in any community. Sophomores 299

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