Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Senior Hoi 1' Pam Nocerino Having the lead in A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM and being selected the 1979 Homecoming Queen are two of the achievements we will remember Pam Nocerino for. She was selected to the National Honor Society as a junior, and for two years she was a member of Student Government. Pam recalled that her most significant class at Gateway was Enriched English 3 with Mrs. Miron because she made it so interesting and challenging I now want to major in English . Her special friend was Mrs. Cabildo and Pam's loves were drama and music. Performing in local musical groups, giving guitar lessons, and taking lessons from the Actors Workshop of Colorado were some of her outside activities. Pam won the Junior Miss contest for Arapahoe County, and she hopes to attend Lorretta Heights college. Yet, her contribution to our lives was more enduring than just her accomplish- ments. She shared herself, her smile, her commitment, and her cheery moods. ,wi Margaret Slovak A SEPARATE REALITY by Carlos Castaneda might ver well characterize the sensibility of the artist. To be an artist requires a different way of looking at life, a reverence ang awe for life, a separate view of reality, and this characterize Margaret Slovak. Soft spoken but powerful, she described herself as self-motivated, and I am looking for new knowledge an new ways of expressing myself. Performing classical guita compositions, which she had composed, in various classe and at the talent shows was one form of expression fo Margaret. Being one of Gateway's outstanding artists, Margaret was in both Advanced Placement Art and Independent Photo. She was also the president of Photo Club her junio and senior years and of Fine Arts Club as a senior. Margareq intends to go to a small art college to study music theory ang composition, and her other loves of painting an photography. 220 Senior Hall Of Fame

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of Poms Dennis Bruce Leadership roles, school activities, community rojects, and sports were all areas Dennis Bruce ommitted his high school years to. As a Medallion ember in his sophomore year, he then became feature ditor as a junior. As a senior he was editor-in-chief. He eceived a journalism award from C.U. as a junior. He was member of student government for two years, one of hich was spent as Student Body President. Dennis articipated in community activities such as a epresentative to Aurora Intra-City Council and Citizen of eighborhood School Committee. As a freshman he lettered in swimming and participated in Varsity Club for our years. After Dennis graduates he plans to attend college at olorado College or University of Colorado and major in ommunications with an emphasis on pre-law. Dennis Bruce: The participant. The member. The scholar. The athlete. The individual. Amy Burkholder Following a year as member of the yearbook staff in her junior year, Amy Burkholder took on the responsibility of editor-in-chief for the 1980 Olympiad. Amy commented, Putting out a yearbook puts a lot of pressure on a person, but when it finally comes out, there is a great feeling of personal accomplishment. Amy had been a several year participant in Spanish Club, NHS, class activities, and Student Government, she also was Vice-President of the Senior Class. She held a part-time job for three years and still maintained a high G.P.A. Many of Amy's other interests concerned children. Her favorite class was Child Development and she was a volunteer at Virginia Court for a Psych 8t Soc project. She would like to graduate from the University of Northern Colorado or Michigan State University and work with emotionally disturbed kids as a career. Senior Hall Ol Fame 221