Fort Morgan High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Fort Morgan, CO)

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For the class of 1980, the year began withthe traditional orientation. Forget- ting the saying for the day, dropping a J unior's books on slave day, or collapsing at the feet of a Senior as the one hun- dredth push-up was finished on exercise day, were among many of the pitfalls of the Sophs' first week. But, many of the hard feelings were mended at the wel- come dance held in honor of the Sophs a week later. Many of the Sophomores quickly realized their financial position, as they tried to scrape up enough money to purchase a class ring, which might or might not have left them deeply in debt. It didn't take longg however, for the Sophs to settle down into the routine of good ole FMHS. 141 SOPHOMORES l lllillli L to R: Pres., Darren Eurichg V-Pres., Ernie Rodarteg Sec-Treas, Deb Beau- prez And the sign said . . . Hard earned? l

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