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

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Who stole my ping pong ball? The annual magazine sales campaign start- ed the Junior Class well on their way toward funding the Junior-Senior prom which is the class's major effort of each year. This year's top seller was Janine Stancil followed by Scott Epstein, Steve Hall and Sherri Kroskob. Ran- dy Price won the only five dollar drawing. Had Rebecca Young sold five subscriptions, she would have won fifty dollars. Dick Hardin, sales coordinator, praised the class for selling the most magazines since the Junior Class has been doing this. JUNIORS JUNE nm 1 I few Egfr M x 335:25 vnmmqu, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Delton Hyatt, V. Pres.g Jim Hart, Pres.g Jack Knaub, Sec.-Treas. Kim concentrates on the high notes.

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GU YS We decided to ask some Ju- niors -since they are in between two classes- How does it feel to be in the middle? We got many varied and interesting responses. Here are a few: Laurel Ander- son- We get a lot of hassle from seniors, but we just give it to the Sophsf, We'll never get these sophomores in line! Ig it that cold in the darkroom, Walter? Brian advertises nutritious munchies. 1 ,H -4. Who was your slave last week? Teri Meece- A bigger respon- sibilityg a heavier load. Lori Coup- Unimportantg sophs get attention at the first of the year, seniors get it at the end. Steve Samuels- Not having the attention of the sophs or the priority of the seniors. JUNIORS