Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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i,G, friend according to Jr. Betty Gilchrist, is someone who knows my feelings, helps me out when I'm down, and someone I can care for in return. A friend was considered someone honest, reliable, interesting, and always there. Most students preferred having many friends over having one best friend. The majority of students also preferred to have a mixed group of friends, guys and girls. When asked what people and their friends did together, answers varied. We cruised for foxes. Talking on the phone, going out, and partying all night was how friends spent their time. Many have known their best friend since elementary school, but as many stated, Coming to high school gave me the opportunity to meet more people and make more friends. Seniors agreed that they plan to stay in touch with their friends after high school. Sr. Staci Joyner answered, Keeping in touch with my friends is very important to me. 24 Friends

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M ovi n ' O n et down . . . boogie, oogie, oogie, Everyone was 4 catching the beat, they were either dancing or Disco Skating, like Soph. Steve Meyers who was one of the few who could Disco Skate. He has been skating for two years, and was very good, but as he put it, When you skate almost everyday you have to improve at least a little. Washington Park, in Denver, was a favorite spot for many skaters. Before Saturday Night Fever , teenagers thought the disco scene belonged to adults, but now, according to managers of discotheques, kids are shaking andwiggling, blowing their whistles, waving their hands, and just plain enjoying themselves. Disco was also brought into Gateway. When school dances were held Srs. John Jackson and Pam Nocerino were two of the many who could touch disco. Pam was inspired by the movie Saturday Night Fever and has been dancing for two years. Pam stated, I don't admit to being a good dancer, l'm just out there having a good time like everyone else. So whoever you are, grab your disco shoes and go boogie, because according to Pam Nocerino, Disco is for everyone! 1 26 Roller Disco gym, I L af' 4' ew' ' 4 X 45 f. .R j b 4' W , it Q wifi? Rv J. J Q' . . 1 5 l j ng Elf f 9 f' 4' .V 37, 'F ,E i . i..r W ' .y Willy W W , X. , rr f ' 1-Q ,553 . my 1-in ax Y- tg we 1 i E M QA rig? is su LN 55 M -5 Q, 2' ' il .if r 9 2' s 1' a + '5w. .1 A. .. Q fs? it , -. , ,. A V 5 -fir . W Ji , f' .5535 'f . 0 ' . f f ' ' N K k, .65,?g , . f.N if if H ng. F fr' sf-' X' .. :R V K.-I K- if f pt, 9 f , N ..:' W! . ,Q Q ., Q' - I' . lv ,V-In lr... 1, - v I M f nik? it S rpms V ln 'VV -. 5X .aj 5