Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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'sf' ss g V . ,y A X l ti 15 Gateway takes the place of Romper Room for Mrs. Joseph's daughter, Adrienne. 27 Do you get it now Mr. Ott, comments Jr. Kristine Giardino. Sl Sr. Judy Korokis focuses in on an extraordinary view. 4l Fr. Tina Ward lends out a chew. 53 Srs. Jeff Worrell, Glenn Campbell, and Mike harris - Do they or don't they? 65 Do you remember . . . Ahhh Hagerman's party? 268 Closing

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'fi . ,MAX 'H-.J X mx S S N. described as tense. Iranian students seized the American Embassy and took fifty hostages in an attempt to have the Shah returned to Iran for trial. Russia then invaded Afghanistan with the threat of an attempted take over in The Pursian Gulf. Boycotting the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow became a major issue throughout the year as the United States gained support from both large and small countries. When President Carter suggested that the draft be reestab- lished and that women be required to register, students across the country and at Gateway voiced their opinion. Inflation continued to be a major cause of unrest in America as the incredible increase of oil and natural resources affected everyone. 'I he 1979-80 year, could be 'f Show. . Closing 267

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aking a difference in a world M as complex as ours, in a high school as big as Gateway, seemed almost impossible. Yet as we look back we see that it was the individual who made the difference. The athlete who played tennis, who ran cross country, who excelledlin swimmingg it was your dedication to the team and the school which made us successful. Scholars also made a contribution as they set the standard for excellence. The member, those of you who joined the clubs, ran for offices, and raised the money made it all work. The participants who gave so much of their time and continually supported the school. It was you, the Gateway Student WHO MADE THE DIFFERENCE. Closing 269