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

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aww' eyed! Qw- Man y sfuden is and sfaff believed fhai lhis school year was a good one. The spirii, pride, and overall affifude of fhe sfudenfs was fhe greafesf facior in defermining fhis, S-P-l-l?-l- T was a word rarely misspelled and wide- ly used fo describe lhe enfhusiasm fhe sfudenis generafed during pep assemblies, school aciiviiies, and sporfing evenls. A good example of lhis was fhe formaiion of lhe Slug Club who 's main objeciive was fo make everyone rowdy ai sporfing evenls. They were someiimes foo rowdy, as some referees can affesf fo! Pride and The posiiive affifude of fhe sfudenis was seen fhrough the cleanliness of fhe school and The low rafe of vandalism. The kids were doggone good abouf faking care of ihings was Mr. Lucas 's commeni abouf fhis. Affer reviewing fhis school year, one can safely say fhaf when spiril, pride, and good affifudes are added fogefher, if almosf always equals a greaf school year! Graduafing isn'f as easy as one Thinks, Wendy Kembel siill has M00 words she needs fo know, Eric Jensen and Adrianne Vwrfh heb Mr. Schenk face his problem, Blair Lampe lakes advanfage of a blue lighf special and comes up with Eileen Menken. Casanova Carl Underwood pufs The munch on Jamie Walbye. INSIDE ACTIVITIES N. 3 ff ' 43 W ,11 1 'N-,, 41 1193- M wwl T l , if M, W 52.

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X I 1' .M ,1f, 2 T 3 .., ,Ez Mais EMM The nighTs of The carnival and pep rally, foofball game, and dance all proved, many ThoughT, To clearly convey The Theme of 'precious and few . The 17rsT precious nighT was Thursday, The nighf of The FBLA carnival and pep rally. The nexT was Friday, The nighT of The foo Tball game which broughT special happi- ness To Wendy Kembel and Lance Hochanadei who were announced To be The Homecoming queen and king aT The halfTime fesTiviTies. This was The Nrsf year for ForT Morgan To elecf a king, and To everyones dismay, a fooTball injury pre ven Ted Lance from parTicipaTing in The fesTiviTies. Even Though The MusTang gridders losT The game, 44-6, spiriTs remained high in anTlcipaTion for The cHmax of Homecoming which Took place on SaTurday. The dance was planned by SpiriT Club and decorafed To reveal The 'precious and few momenfs in our lives Through miniafure aisplays ranging from The days of our l childhood To The days of old age. Music was suppHed by The band, FoxTroT . Special momenfs of The evening were The coronaTion of The king and queen, and recog- niTion of The oTher candidafes, The performance of The Theme song 'precious and few by Mr. KeiTh Jensen, and The performance by The Morgan High Singers To The royal courT. LasT year's Homecoming queen, Chrisfie Pullrn, crowns The new queen, Wendy Kembel as The king, Lance Hochanadei looks on. FoxTroT -supplying The music ThaT makes The dancers go 'round Dance, dance, dance The nighT away. HOMECOMING A C Tl VlTlES

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WK Kaye Yearous hebs John Morris with the Hrs! assignmenf of fhe year - gef- fing fhe book covers on! Tad Green increases his four ieffer word vocabulary by locking his keys in his car. Lee Jensen and Jana Liiffjohann are proof that sunshine makes a person do fhe weirdesf Things! Two onery Slug Club sfars are Doug Posener and John Rudmann INSIDE A C TIVITKES