Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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FY CSL' x 'te S SCHOOL BOARD Superintendent Pat Ryan, Austin Connolly, Frederick Bierhaus, Barbara Morrison, Iohn Wood, Betty '---o A 2 t,-f f,., Q' 1 Bramhall, lim Copeland, Dominic Ferrera. we ..., .. . . vweagw- , - t xewgw ADMINISTRATION Front Row: Cheryl Dorsey, Karen Briggs. Back Row: Ierry Faulkenberg, William Van Howe, Larry Danielson. Adrninistration!SChool Board-59 1 ' O I uf I I-A Q . we

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The 're people, too Dr. William Van Howe, principal, has several interests besides his dedication to his job at Fairview. His hobbies include an American Flyer model train set and racquetball, Concerned about the energy crisis, Dr. Van Howe has built a solar greenhouse which has been heating his home since last summer. But one of the worst times he has had was cutting 321,000 from the school budget. A rumor went around that Mrs. Dorsey ordered her Ph.D. in Ad- ministration through a mail order catalog. Mr. Krumpeck is believed to be the source of that rumor. In reality, Mrs. Dorsey took five years to earn her degree. She also holds a Master's Degree in Reading. She was the only woman in her gradu- ating class, and the only grandchild in her family to receive her doctor- ate. Can Mr. Faulkenberg be close behind? 111 Dr. Van Howe mingles with students in the student center. 121 Administrative Assis- tant Karen Briggs seems pleased after learn- ing that she is the new vice principal of La- redo Middle School in Cherry Creek. 131 Mr. Faulkenberg finally announced that the mas- ter clock was dead and the bells would be rung by hand. 141 Dr. Van Howe enjoys his 40th birthday serenade by the band. 151 Mrs. Dorsey looks at a student's records in the guidance office. 161 Mr, Danielson checks with the computer center about the grade cards. 171 Drugs, sex, and rock 'n roll. Got any other problems for Mrs. Dorsey to han- dle? 58 Administration

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