Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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111 1im Quadracci shows he can be Yoda, too. 121 Kathy Kadel and Debbie Balsley show off their crazy hats. 131 Here are a few of the many people going wild on Hallow- een. 141 On Halloween Eve Pat Kreager was named Great Pumpkin. Students voted for their favorite by contributing money to Unicef, 514.81 was collected, pretty pathetic for a student body of 1700 students. 151 Many people on the mall got bagged . 161 A C,U. student has no body. 171 A six-pack of Molson cruises down the mall. 181 Lance Emerson is a punk of a monster. f.- 3 6 'K ,I 1 ' X Halloween-35

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14,000 crazies puck the mall People. People. All kinds of people filled the Boulder mall on Halloween. As a matter of fact, there were be- tween 14,000 and 15,000 of them on the four block mall. It was wall to wall people down there, most in cos- tumes ranging from private body parts to Glad trash bags, and some in plain clothes enjoying the fun. A lot of people were just down there for the historic opening of the newly-renovated Boulder Theatre, which, as a coincidence, also had a Halloween party. Halloween was the most celebrated holiday in this town by far. The city even went as far as closing the streets so that one quarter of its citizens could show up for a Halloween party. fue, 34 H olloween

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Hard work pays off at one acts Students who took Introduction to Theater first semester, taught by Mr. Van Alessandro, quickly real- ized the many pressures of putting on a one-act play. Students tried out for five different plays during Class period on Oct. 27. Students who tried out wrote down what play they would prefer to be in, and the choices were made. After being given a part in one of the plays, the rehearsals started. That involved being at every re- hearsal, even if there were other 1 f f 4 if .Q , fi ,, f , 7 , , fy f ' ' f f V ff'A2'fpf,f!Y J If 4 , 1 jf f f 36- One Act Plays f fy, f,w,f:,yf tsty t t , Y, gM,f,44fffWf yy ' w, ,f ' f',,'fj'gff'f'!i ,, , , fy,f,,mf,,,g4f f wwf f , , , X, , y it f -2+ exciting things going on. A lot of work was involved in putting on the plays, and students were required to put in time on other various aspects of making the production, such as designing the set, picking costumes, applying make-up, writing the program, sell- ing tickets and planning lighting. Final performance was given on Nov. 12, a Thursday night. All in all things ran very smoothly with the help of Mr. Alessandro. jf QW MZ ,M fi X , f, ,-4 5' '7 ft!! ??f ,'nifV 7 J f ' W ww , tsp +V ff ,, f f f f , iff ,Z f Z f ,ff ff ' ' sg 'J ': QL25 .'.- it 1 2 , g '1' IE 'T ,f .L , Y ,sf-J-Sf'-ff qw' lx t ,1 .2 .i r,Yt,,t1, 2, X o ' :fw x Xv' af7i' T Ti ' -4 ' X J fi pi . X X : 'mix' 'H ' LJv.z,1 H, . I , X, 'tltxl :ti I X gg , . N r I ' 1 M311 if X' xi lflixl ll ltjliif I 4 IV, 42.4. fi 3+ , JP--IL..-gh 1 A1 1 tint. . l' -- f L' ' ' '